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Attractive Bargain Subscription Offers by Portland Dailies Good This Month. Outlook’s Photo Offer Closes T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. 13, NO. 62 October 31 TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON» TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 15123 OREGON RIFLEMAN Information Given WINS FIRST PLACE ||the Berry Growers IN NATIONAL MEET P e r Y ear TROUTDALE CELERY WINS IN “ CELERY KING CONTEST” O rdered M artial Law in O k lahom a MULTNOMAH CLUBS WIN HIGH HONORS AT STATE FAIR M anager D. E. Tow le of th e B erry G row ers P acking com pany gives out T ro u td ale celery g ro w ers won a s i g - , by ex p ress and by freig h t. The fancy I th e follow ing inform ation, u n d er date nal victory recen tly w hen they took | pack is trim m ed, w ashed and w rapped I L ast F rid ay w ord w as received here of O ctober 1, for th e benefit of th e first and second prizes in the Celery ! in oiled p ap er and put up in c ra te s ' m em bers an d all o th e rs in terested . th a t O regon’s n atio n al g u ard team O ur b arreled and canned goods are King C ontest conducted a t B u ffalo ,' T his goes by ex p ress to fill th e de It Is g ratify in g to p a re n ts and lead ou tsh o t all o th e r n atio n al guard team s moving q u ite freely in all lines. We New York, by g ro w ers of the United m and for a fancy article . L arg e sh ip ers of our boys and g irls to learn th a t in th e U nited S tates and won th e cov S tates and C anada, u n d er th e a u s <mr sta n d a rd of q u ality iu boys and eted H ilton n atio n al tro p h y in the a re loading out a c a r of frozen b a r pices of th e V egetable G row ers a sso m ents of th is grad e a re going out g irls club work was m aintained at the n atio n al m atches la st w eek a t Camp reled b erries for Chicago today, also ciation of A m erica. C larence P arso n s daily. T he celery shipped by fre ig h t is put up by th e “C alifo rn ia p a c k ” sta te fair la st week w here an oppor P erry , Ohio. T he prize w as won afte r two c a r loads by steam er for New won the first prize, a silv er cup valued j m ethod. It is not w ashed before ship York and Philadelphia. We also have tu n ity w as given to m ake com parisons a close con test for first place w ith the at $100, and M. B. McGinnis the second of work over th e sta te .” says Miss crack team of the New York national a ca r load of canned goods ready for prize, a fine flag of wool bunting, nine ping but is cra ted and about five tons E thel C alkins, county clu b agent. g uard w hich Oregon o u tdistanced by shipm ent to P o rtlan d , M aine; also a feet long. T he flag has alread y been of ice a re put in each car. F o u r c a r ca r of frozen b erries for D enver, Colo loads of th is cla ss w ill be shipped nine points. F or th e th ird year th is county has rado. T his in addition to sm a lle r sh ip received and is now on display at the from T ro u td ale d u rin g th is week. m ade th e record of h ighest points in T h ere w ere 14 m en in th e Oregon T ro u td ale S tate B ank. Mr. P arso n s m ents to C alifornia keep our sh ip p in g I H. C. McGinnis, though not the first th e v ario u s co n tests and project w inning team , headed by M ajor F red departm en t, of w hich Mr. F ish e r is received w ord Monday of th e aw ard to raise celery in th e T ro u td ale sec- aw ards. M. W est as team ca p ta in . Salem , A sh chief, busy. of first prize and th a t th e cup has tion, w as th e first to grow It to any C ontests th is year included calf land and A lbany w ere rep rese n ted on ' We have been th in k in g serio u sly been shipped. Mr. McGinnis received extent. H e cam e in 1909 from K ala sh o w m an sh ip ; pig show m anship con th e team . P o rtlan d claim ed all th e for some tim e of opening a fuel y ard th e notification of his success a few mazoo. M ichigan, w here he learned th e o th ers, although G resham may w ell te sts, stock judging, p o u ltry judging as a m eans of tu rn in g an honest p en days previously, in a le tte r from th e business of celery grow ing in th e fa and can n in g team co n tests. John claim th e honor of having furnished M arket G row ers Jo u rn a l of L ouisville, m ous g ard e n s of th a t vicinity. For ny d urin g th e dull season. We have 1" leming and V earl H owell won the one of th e w inners, S arg ea n t Jack so n "E veryone adm its th a t ten years he w orked on th e W ilson the convenience of our own side tra c k K entucky. silver cups in th e calf and pig show • F. Jones, who has th e additional d is Oregon is th e prize celery grow ing place, w here he grew celery ex ten siv e and a shed th a t w ould be adapted for ing co n tests. T he G ilbert canning tin ctio n of being nam ed as one of the Gov. J. O. (Jac k ) W alton of O kla sto rin g coal. We have ord ered our d istric t of th e United S tates, a t least ly and w ith m ark ed success. F our four best sh o ts on th e team . team won ch am pionship In th e c a n homa. who placed his en tire sta te for th is y ear,” said th e letter. y ears ago he p u rch ased 54 acres from first c a r of Rock S p rin g s W yoming under luaO ial law to suppress flog ning co n test for th e second tim e In W ith each en try in th is co n test a th e Buxton estate, w hich had been The follow ing com posed the Oregon Lum p coal to be shipped to F airview . gings. H e also forbade a s|>eciaJ and tw o years. Clifford N elson, R ichard detailed sta te m en t of conditions and team : used as a d airy farm , an d com m enced T his should reach us by O ctober 10, ex tra o rd in ary session o f the S tate and Roy Beadle placed fifth In stock legislature which would Impeach S erg ea n t Bob O rchard. About 13 and if you a re in terested and w ish to co sts of raisin g the pro d u ct was sent th e cu ltiv atio n of celery. judging, sixteen team s com peting. The him. He has !>een severely c riti in a sw orn sta te m en t by th e grow er. S erg ea n t T. M. Tuve. acres of th e place a re now devoted to get a few to n s of th is best of all coal cized by newsi>aper8. T ro u td ale p o u ltry team , com posed of S erg ea n t W. E. P u rd y (Salem ). a t a p rice th a t is much ch eap er th an T h at of M. B. McGinnis, w hich is ty p i th a t purpose. A p a r t of it is leased to Dale P arso n s. C harles H ow ard, Ma- cal of all of th ese sen t from th e T ro u t S erg ea n t W. E. H ayes. A. D. K endall, who has tu rn e d over wood an d th a t w ill save you a nice sa ru Tokoa placed th ird w ith Dale L ieut. L. H. Spooner. lum p of money on your w in te r’s fuel, dale g ard en s, gives th e v ariety as th e cu ltiv atio n of th e land to C larence P arso n high sco rin g individual. Capt. J. Q. A dam s (A shland). phone in your o rd ers for some of th is golden plum e and th e soil as sandy P arso n s, and it w as on th is land th a t A th ird cu p w as won by M illard M ajor F. M. W est. coal. We w ill book and fill o rd ers as loam, su b -irrig ated . T he figures as to th e first-p rize celery w as grow n. ( base of O rien t for best D uroc In the L ieut. L. M. McGee (A lbany). received, d irec t from th e c a r w hich costs of production for th e h alf ac re M orris McGinnis w orks th e balan ce of club classes. M illard also won sta te S erg ea n t J. K urow ski. w ill m ean a nice saving in handling from w hich Mr. McGinnis selected his h is fa th e r's celery g arden and on it ch am pionship in his class, o th e r S erg ea n t H. J. T hom as. to you. T his coal b u rn s sa tisfac to rily en try fo r th e Buffalo co n test a r e I grew th e second-prize product. O ther V egetables Are .Shipped. cham pions who won th e O. A. C. schol S erg ean t G. A. P ickford. in an o rd in ary h eater. It is m ined $180.16. T his includes $7.50 for seed. Many o th e r vegetables besides cel- a rsh ip a re : M arg aret K erslak e, sew S erg ean t C. E. M cCarthy. from a dry m ine and h as very little $37.80 for fertilizer, $8.60 for sa lt and ing; D ale P arso n s, p o u ltry ; John S erg ea n t Steve P earso n (A shland). ash, only about th ree per cent, and no chem icals for sp ray in g , $9.45 for pa- ery find th e ir way to the m a rk e ts from Ho. for football! W elbes, H am p sh ire pig; F red Bow S erg ea n t Jack so n F. Jones. w ater. If you are in terested , and fa per. $47.25 for c ra te s and $69.55 for th e T ro u td ale gardens. So g rea t has T he football season w ill open In all S erg ean t W. H. R ucker. vor th is new en terp rise, phone in your labor. The receip ts from 945 dozen become th e volum e of sh ip m en ts th a t its glory in G resham next F rid ay a f m an. Je rse y cow ; B onita Maxwell and at 85 cen ts am ounted to $803.25, leav- «p ed al provisions have been m ade to Louise G ard n er, can n in g team m em T he Oregon m en, a fte r beating all o rd ers and we w ill g u a ra n te e to save tern o o n a t 3:30 w hen G reshim HI will bers. ing a net incom e from the h alf acre of | tak e ca re of it by th e O. W. R. & N. n atio n al guard, rese rv e corps and civ- you some cash and add to your com m eet B eaverton Hi on th e home grid, O ther sta te w innings Included, sew m , com pany. A loading shed 100 feet lian team s, a re said to have put up a fo rt w hen th e east wind blows. o th erw ise know n as S tap leto n Field. ro u td ale g ro w ers a re p a rtic u la rly I long w as com pleted a few m onths ago ing, division 1, Mary L enard, second; "O ur atten tio n has been called to stro n g tight ag a in st th e re g u la r ser Beaverton Is expected to b ring over a vice team s and w ere o utclassed only th e fa c t th a t some of o u r m em bers happy over th e recognition of th e su- but soon becam e Inadequate and an stro n g ag g reg atio n and th e m ettle of Ruth E lm er, fo u rth ; H elen B runson, . P !.ri.°r ? .U‘iiitie! ° f th e ‘r Ce‘ery b6' af,dlt|onal 60-foot shed has ju s t been fifth. Sew ing, division 2, Amy No- five points by the U nited S tates engi have not re tu rn e d all of th e em pty cau se of th e fact th a t a T ro u td ale | built for loading le ttu c e and celery. th e local hall k ick ers will be p ut to reen, th ird ; E lsa Jo h n so n , fo u rth ; cra te s and th a t th e c ra te s a re o ut in n eer rifle experts. th e test. m an. H. C. McGinnis, fa th e r of M. C. E«lith Jo h n so n , fifth. S e w in g , In th e class of re g u la rs 69 team s of th e b erry fields exposed to th e w ea th won th e first prize In a sim ilar con-I A new 50-foot shed has also been built A schedule of nine gam es haH been 10 men each com peted. T he United er. If th is appeal should come to th e te st u n d er th e sam e auspices la st year. I for the p ro tectio n of fru it and vege arran g e d , one for each week, ru n n in g division 3, Evelyn HaiiBen. fifth. P o ta toes, R oland Schedeen, second- S tate s m arin es ftnished first, the atten tio n of those ca rele ss m em bers, H is b eautiful sliv er cup h as been on | tables to be shipped by express. up to T han k sg iv in g Day. Five of the G eorge Hodlln. th ird ; Roy Beadle L ettuce has come to be a profitable U nited S tate s c a v alry second, th e in we hope th ey w ill have troubled display a t T ro u td ale and a t Oregon gam es a re to be played on the home fo u rth . Wm E llio tt, fifth. Garden,’ fa n try th ird , the navy fo u rth and the dream s un til they re tu rn th e c ra te s .” A g ricu ltu ra l College and may now be | crop u n d er o rd in ary conditions In th is grounds. David Nordblom , th ird ; A lb ert Nord- locality. Ja p an e se farm ers are well Mr. Tow le advises th e sow ing of co ast a rtille ry fifth. T he dates, team s ag a in st w hich the seen at th e T ro u td ale bank. adapted to th is class of g ard en in g and local team w ill play and place are blom, fifth. P o u ltry . C h arles H ow ard, vetch in th e b erry row s and u rg es Many w orld reco rd s w ere broken T h at th e g ro w ers of th is section of I have ab o u t 70 ac res In lettuce. T his fo u rth ; C arl Zim m erm an, fo u rth ; th a t th is be done now. and title s w ere w rested from foreign A m erica have com peted successfu lly year, how ever has been u nfavorable listed as follow s: R obert S oderqulst, seco n d ; E dith Oct. 5. B eaverton. H ere. ex p e rts in th e n ational rifle asso cia GRESHAM PEOPLE IN w ith th o se of all o th er sections for for lettuce, and m uch of It w ent to S oderqulst, fifth. Swine, Isab e lle New- Oct. 12. H illsboro. Away, tion to u rn am en t held in connection QUEER AI TO ACCIDENT tw o successive y ears is little sh o rt of seed on acco u n t of th e hot d ry w ea th Oct. 19. M ilw aukie or Canby. Here. lands. fo u rth ; T hom as N ew lands, w ith arm y and g uard tou rn am en ts. m arvelous, and th a t tw o out of th re e | er. They have shipped only about 15 Oct. 26. Oregon City. Away. six th ; V earl H ow ell, second; H arlan Nov. 2. W est Linn. Here. A. W. P a rk e r of G resham w as th e prizes th is y ea r w ere won by m em or 20 c a rs of lettu ce w here they It is m ost significant th a t an Oregon H ayden, fifth; L aw rence A ylsw orth Nov. 9. M olalla. Away. g u ard sm an , S erg ea n t W illiam E Innocent victim of a stra n g e autom o b ers o f th e T ro u td ale asso ciatio n is a I should have had m ore th an a hun- second; Melba Milne, second; R ich Nov. 16. Hood River. T here. H ayes won the title of cham pion long bile accid en t on the Pacific H ighw ay m a tte r of g ratificatio n to them . Two dred. T h ere is still som e to ship but ard Beadle, th ird ; G ilb ert Lind, fifth; Nov. 23. Scappoose. Here. n ear G ervais on S atu rd ay evening, in o th e r local g ro w ers en tered exhibits, th e to tal w ll, not bp morp tb a n , 5 ra n g e riflem an of th e w orld. Nov. 29. W oodburn. H ere. 1 alves, Jo h n Flem ing, second; Percy CPnt of norm al T he best shots in th e w orld, 900 of w hich his ca r and tw o o th ers w ere A. P. Simon! and S pence B rothers. P ro sp ects for a crack team th is year C arlson, fifth; R obert K erslake, An im p o rtan t facto r in th e w inning A bout flfty c a r load8 of caullflow er from th e high school hu sk ies a re fo u rth ; them , w ere entered in th e Leech badly dam aged and several o ccupants Clyde Jen n in g s, second; tro p h y m atch. Not only th e best rifle of th e c a rs received m inor in ju ries. A of the prize. 3000 m iles d ista n t from w iu bp «hipped fro n , T ro u tdale th is th o u g h t to be very good. Couch Noft- T racey A nderegg, th ird ; Sven Nelson men from the A m erican arm y, navy c a r filled w ith young m en from A s th e place w here th e celery w as grow n. y ear from ap p ro x im ately 25 acres of sin g e r ad m its, how ever, th e re Is as fo u rth ; Clifford E kstrom , second and m a rin e corps, b u t th e best from to ria wqs com ing th is w ay ju s t ahead w as th e p ersonal atten tio n given th e lan d . AI1 of thJg crop gop8 {o p o r t_ yet an elem en t of u n ce rtain ty as the In sew ing M ultnom ah clu b g irls g(J,d „ „ th# p „ b . team has to go u nder fire before Its Canada, G reat B ritain, F ra n ce and of the P a rk e r c a r and w as crow ded to cra te s en ro u te by th e re p re se n ta tiv e s land by tru c k and took eight aw a rd s out of a possible 15. madp jnt() carloadg stre n g th can be m easured. He has South A m erica, as w ell as professio n th e m iddle of th e road, evidently w ith of the A m erican E x p ress com pany. At ,,c m ark p t o r The boys took four out of a possible al shots from am m unition houses, the inten tio n of passin g o th e r ca rs, every icing sta tio n a man w as on th e w ltb otbpr mixpd vegetables sized up th e m a terial, how ever, and five aw ard s in potato show ing. In A„ of tbe9p p ro d u ct„ arp grow n on a ssu re s th e school th a t he will p ro took p a rt in the contest. S ergeant w hen it collided w ith a c a r going in lookout for th ese p a rtic u la r c ra te s and p o u ltry fo u r boys and one g irl took H ayes is said to be th e sensation of th e opposite direction, w recking a in th e few m in u tes stop a t th e sta - th e low lands along th e Colum bia, but duce a fighting team th a t will never five aw a rd s o ut of a possible 20. In fro n t w heel on each car. tio n s fresh ice w as added, w ith th e re- an in creasin g ton n ag e of potatoes of T he c a r go- th e east. He m ade a perfect score at say quit. th e special co n tests M ultnom ah club 1000 y ard s in a high w ind u n d er a l ing south skidded in a w ide circle, su it th a t th e celery reached its destl- | , he ftnPHt qIlallty arp bplng 8hlpppd T he m en who will probably have a m em bers and team s took th re e firsts m ost im possible conditions, it is said. tu rn ed com pletely aro u n d and crash ed nation in as good condition as when it from th e h ig h er lan d s trib u ta ry to ch an ce to show th e ir ability a re : C ap In th e five co n tests and a th ird and H is record and th a t of th e Oregon into th e fro n t fender of th e P a rk e r left T routdale. T ro u td ale from th a t point. W ith the ta in L unday; th e follow ing letterm en : fifth. In ad dition, blue ribbon was The T ro u td ale Celery G row ers a sso Improved shipping facilities m any po < u rry , P u llen , Beechll, gu ardsm en are reg ard ed as phenom ca r, dam aging it badly. Mr. P a rk e r S outhard, won on th e M ultnom ah co u n ty club w as accom panied by his wife and tw o ciation is m ade up of th e four who en ta to es a re now being b ro u g h t to D avidson; also, Stuck, C arlson, S and enal. booth, P o rtlan d sh a rin g In th is honor. ch ild ren and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Goger tered th e K ing Celery co n test, also T ro u td ale for sh ip m en t w here they strö m , G ran. Boice, A nderson, McMil T he e n tire w innings of th e hoys and T hey w ere tow ed to a g ara g e and W ilson B ro th ers, John B u rn s, Thom as w ere fo rm erly shipped from C orbett lan. Wood. Brow n. Sm ith and Schenk. Kiris am o u n t to $476 w hich Includes Low, J. T. T ruelove and sev eral J a p cam e hom e on bus and tra in , reach in g 2k SPECIA L COMMUNICATION hom e in th e early h ours of th e m orn an ese farm ers of th a t locality. M. C. and o th e r points along th e riv er w hich T he last is considered a v aluable mail $80 In open class. T hose w inning in are n ot so easy of access. It is e s ti who w as kept out of th e gam e la st ad u lt classe s w ere: P ercy C arlson, J f of G resham Lodge No. 162, ing. Mrs. Goger su stain ed a badly McGinnis looks a fte r th e shipping for m ated th a t 200 c a rs w ill be needed to y ear on acco u n t of Injuries. Jo h n Flem ing, V earl Howell, M illard A. F. & A. M., F rid ay , O ctober 5, sprain ed ankle. th e association. A pproxim ately 50 move th e potatoes w hich will be T hese men a re said to be sc ru p u 1923, at 8 p. m. W ork in th e E. A. de ac res a re In th e celery g ard e n s and it b ro u g h t to th is place th is fall for lously follow ing th e tra in in g ru les f hase, Melba Milne, L aw rence Ayls- gree. V isiting b ro th e rs welcome. w orth, C arl Bowman, R oland Sche A boy m ay get th ro u g h school, but Is estim ated th a t the seaso n 's crop J E. METZGER, W. M. shipm ent. laid down by Coach N oftsinger. The deen. does school ’get th ro u g h ” th e boy? w ill am o u n t to 100 c a r loads. T his W. L. CORSAGE, Sec y. men are e n th u sia stic over th e ir coach "Although we a re proud of o u r w in Zion FinngellcHl Church. "S ee th in g s th ro u g h o r you’ll soon goes out u n d er th e asso ciatio n 's label and his m ethods. They have been nings let It be rem em bered th a t th e and is know n as "T ro u td ale Blue R ib be th ro u g h .”—B. C. Forbes. T he G resham circle of th e Ladles' p racticin g and learn in g th e fu n d a bon C elery.” It is shipped to Texas, Aid w ill m eet w ith Mrs. M. H einrich, m en tals d u rin g th e p ast tw o weeks. goal is not In prizes, th ese but Indi L ouisiana, O klahom a, K ansas, Ne Sr., n e a r D am ascus, on T h u rsd ay a f T hey a re im bued w ith th e sp irit of ca te the achieving of o u tstan d in g b rask a, Illinois, M innesota, N orth D a tern o o n of th is week. T he ladies ex h ard w ork and a re zealous to become q u ality of w ork.” says Miss Calkins. kota, M ontana, Idaho and W ashington tend a co rd ial Invitation to all friends a team w orthy of the school and com "T h e benefit to each club m em ber Is and to points all over Oregon. The to spend th e afternoon w ith them. In learn in g to do useful and neces m unity they rep rese n t. su p erio r q u ality of the celery grown T h ere la an o th e r aide, how ever, to sa ry task s, th u s becom ing a m ore ef T he Young P eo p le's L eague will h ere is acknow ledged by sh ip p ers and hold Its q u a rte rly b u sin ess m eeting th e success of a football team which ficient citizen .” b ro k ers every w h ere th a t It goes. I t is and social evening a t th e S chw edler co u n ts for a good deal, and th a t is the The sta te fair show ed a co n sid er solid and h ard and a good keeper, due hom e In th e D am ascus neighborhood co-operation of th e citizens. T his can able Increase In q u an tity and q u ality to Just th e rig h t co n ten t of sand in on F rid ay evening of th is week. The be show n In a very ta n g ab le way. over previous fa irs In th e g en e ral club th e soil, w hich is overflow land along p resid en t u rg es all m em bers and P atro n tic k ets will be on sale begin ex h ib it!, acco rd in g to Mlsa C alkins. th e Columbia slough, though th is land frien d s to attend. ning tom orrow . Two livestock b a rn s housed ab o u t 400 has not been inundated w ithin the The Outlook has the finest assortment ever ”We w ant th e su p p o rt of th e busl- head of club stock. About 70 pens of S atn rd ay school and confirm ation m em ory of p erso n s living excepting in In stru ctio n will s ta rt next S atu rd ay ness men and citizen s of G resham and ' p o u ltry w’‘re en tered by club m em bers shown in Gresham. Envelopes to match. And th e unusual floods of 1894. and every booth set a p a rt for clu b ex and co n tin u e every S atu rd ay m orning of th e d istric t," say th e boys. priced according to style. T h ere are tw o m ethods of shipping. from 9 to 12 o'clock They a re offering th e season tick ets hibits, such as sew ing, can n in g , cook for $2 50. T hese will adm it th e h old ing and field crops, w as w ell filled. Appropriate greetings will be printed and llt M llt M l It t f l l t l t t l f ( M H I I I I I I I I I I I H l tt I t l t l l ers to five football gam es, four b ask et C om petition w as k een er th an an y p re name, if desired. We only sell them printed, ball gam es and five baseball gam es. vious y ear and th e value of th e club and in lots of 25 or more. T he tick et will also adm it th e holder w ork w as c le a rly d em o n strated . to all debates and o rato ric al num bers The low prices will surprise you. given by the stu d e n t body In the TROUTDALE MEN HURT WHEN TRAIN IIIIS UAR school. Orders should be placed not later than Smith Memorial Presbyterian Church, Fairview If all of th ese events w ere paid for J. R. K n arr w as serio u sly Injured October 10 to get the best selections as choice each singly at 35 ce n ts th e to tal cost and Chas. E. G iese received m inor lines may be sold out early. would be $4.9o. H ence by p u rch asin g cu ts and b ru ises th e la tte r p a rt of la st I a p a tro n 's tic k et a saving of $2.40 Is week when the tru c k on w hich they Call at the office or ask us to show you | effected. And th a t Is not all. The w ere h au lin g a load of lum ber w as hit samples. p u rch a se of a season tick et Is a s s u r by an engine on th e fre ig h t sp u r a ance to th e stu d e n t body of th e com ’ sh o rt d istan ce w est of T ro u td ale. 10 to 11 a. m. Children’s Program m unity su p p o rt w hich Is n ecessary to They w ere on th e tra c k w hen th ey saw th e ir success. th e engine b earin g down upon them 11 to 12 a. m. Special music by Luscher Brothers Quar P atro n season tic k ets thecefore and attem p ted to back off, b ut killed tet and Chinese Women’s Quartet of Portland, Ad ) should be snapped up w ith th e sam e th e m otor and w ere un ab le to escape. Phone 1561 I sp irit th e boys a re expected to show Mr. K n arr su stain e d * broken leg and dress by pastor on “A 1007c Christian.” | In th e ir ath letic and o th e r school ac- w rist and cu ts on th e head. He la b e I tlvltles. F o llo w in g th e se rv ic e a ll will g a th e r a t city h a ll fo r lunch ing cared for In a P o rtlan d ho sp ital w here he is doing well. Both m en a re Phone orders to Outlook 16(1. resid e n ts of T ro u td ale. FOOTBALL SEASON WILL OPEN HERE FRIDAY AFTERNOON ^ o lib a p G r e e tin g C arbs You Want Some, of course RALLY DAY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7 G r e s h a m O u tlo o k