Gresham outlook., August 05, 1924, Image 1

I
T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
CITY WILL BE ASKED
TO BUY PARK SITE
N ew Bryan Pictures
MANY AWARDS ARE WON
AT MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAIR
I MRS. JOHN (O N LEY RIES
A I I EK LONG SUFFERING
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
LOCAL TEAM LOSE
hard luck game
Mrs. Jo h n Conley passed aw ay at
h er hom e In G resham on F rid ay eve­
ning, A ugust 1, a fte r several m ouths
m eeting of m em bers of
L II ESTO( K—H( HI S IS . Open C lasses
th e fair board w as held la st night a t
of
illn ess from urem ic poisoning, aged
n ing in every cla ss except 2 y ea r old
The G resham basebell team got
th e se c re ta ry 's office on th e fair
‘ 7 years. F u n eral services w ere held
an
d
y
earlin
g
bull,
not
show
n.
Percherou*.
g rounds. W hile th e re w ere about ten
Monday from th e M ethodist Episcopal aw ay to a bad s ta r t in Sunday s gam e
S tallio n s, 3 y ea rs and o ver—F irst,
C uernsey*.
d irec to rs p re se n t no official business
v th e Rev.
« . a A. n lse
anil i and
“ Kainst the A m erican R ailw ay E xpress
ch ---------w
u rch , „ by
8. y Hlsey,
A. C. Ruby, P o rtlan d .
Sr.
Bull
Calf—F
irst, G reenm au & in te rm en t w as In th e G reshum ceine-
w as tran sa cted .
“ ,ld ^ s p i t e sev eral rallies, m et
S tallio n s. 2 y ea rs— F irst an d second, Son.
A. C. Ruby.
T he tim e since th e close of the fair
tery. T he pall b ea rers w ere all old defeat by a score of 9 to 7.
Sr. H eifer Calf— F irs t an d second.
S tallio n s, Y earlin g —F irs t and sec­
on S unday had been too sh o rt for Sec­
A com bination of e rro rs and seven
neighbors and frien d s of Mr. and Mrs.
G reenm au & Son.
ond, A. C. Ruby.
r e ta ry P u lfe r to p re p a re an y th in g like
Conley. They w ere Geo. W. K enney, ■its gave th e R ailro ad ers five scores
G rand and J r . Cham pion B ull__
M ares, 3 y ea rs an d over— F irs t and
D. W. McKay, Jo h n Bliss. W illiam Mc­ H» four Innings as ag a in st none for
a com plete re p o rt of rec eip ts and ex­
G reenm au & Son.
second,
A.
C.
Ruby,
penses hence all w as vague as to how
K enzie, Wm. S ales and J. R. Cava- Gresham . H ow ever, in G resham 's h alf
G rand and J r. Cham pion F em ale_ nagh.
th e fa ir cam e out financially. I t w as
of th - e -----*•••
fo u rth , « a vum
com um
bination
of hits
h its
M ares, 2 y ea rs— F irs t an d second,
auon of
G reennian & Son.
A.
C,
Ruby.
Mrs. Conley is survived by h er aged a " d e rro rs Kave th e locals th e ir first
sta te d a m eeting would be held in a
Brown Swiss.
few days a t w hich tim e a p a rtia l r e ­
F illie s and Colt, u u d er 1 y ea r__F irs t
husband, whose h ealth is broken and tW° 8corc8- Again in the fifth the
B ull, 3 years an d over—F irs t, T. w hose eyesight is dimm ed, an adopted ! ,e neniy pushed over th re e ru n s m ak-
an d second, A. C. Ruby.
p o rt may be looked for.
B rugger.
son. F. G. Conley of O akland. Cali- i “ K the 8core 8 “ > -*• In G resham s
T he m eeting of d irec to rs la st night
Belgians.
Y earling Bull— F irst, T. B rugger.
fo rn ia ; th re e siste rs, in C anada, Mrs. I h alf of ,ho 8eventh w ith th e help of
w as for th e p u rpose of co nsidering the
S tallio n s, 3 y e a rs and over—F irs t
S enior Bull Calf—F irs t an d third, A lice W hitehead, Mrs. C h arlo tte S h ar- tW° lu sty ,w o b«8e hit». a single and
ad v isab ility of se cu rin g for th e city
and second, A. C. Ruby.
Jo h n Iloeckli, L in u to u ; second, P aul m an and Mrs. M artha T isdale: four " " e rr o r - ,bp hoys counted th ree m ore
an d the use of th e fa ir the tr a c t of
S tallio n s, y e a rlin g —F irs t A
C
Boeckli.
ab o u t eight ac re s adjoining th e fair
Ruby.
nephew s, W. J. T isdale of P o rtlan d . rl,n s Tbe E xPrpss com pany counted
Ju n io r Bull C alf—T. B rugger.
J. M. B rooks of Chico. C alifornia, W. ' <>nC® aK,,i" *" th e seventh b ut from
g ro u n d s on th e n o rth , know n as the
M ares, over 3 y ea rs—F irs t an d sec­
Cows, 4 y ears an d over—F irs t and P. B rooks of B eaverton and J. S. I tllen u n ti* *b® end of th e gam e they
> S m ith tra c t. T his tra c t has been in
ond, A. C. Ruby.
second, T. Brugger.
Brooks of Wasco, O regon; two nieces ' " e" easy ° ut8- Tilings looked brig h t
an estate since th e death of N orm an
M ares, 2 y ea rs—F irs t, A. C. Ruby.
Cows, 3 years— F irst, T. B rugger.
Mrs. E rd in e B eadle of G resham and for O r«, h «m in th e ir h alf of th e ninth
Sm ith. I t is now about to be scld by
C h ild ren 's Pony— F irst, Andy An-
NI I’ o I Jo
or, sie
$ V V
1 .
A 11»111 ti a . I double
.. i1 I. I 1 by
- _ _ .x
. ,
H eifer, 2 y ea rs— F irst, T. B ru g g er Mrs.
when
Quixzy
and th ree
th e ad m in istra to r.
R .. obertson
of P o rtland. Y
deregg.
Y
earling
H
eifer—
1st,
A
nna
Boeckli
T h ere a re sev eral nieces and nephew s e rro rs gave us tw o m ore ru n s w ith no
T he price w anted is considered r e a ­
Belgian Draft Teams.
sonable by tho se inform ed and it is be­
Belgian D raft T eam s—F irs t and sec­ second and th ird , T. B ru g g er; fo u rth in C anada and a g ran d niece, Mrs. outs but th e next th re e w ere tu rn ed
P au l Boeckli.
back on infield outs w hich ended th e
lieved the city should ta k e ste p s to
L a u ra Enfield of P o rtlan d .
ond, A. C. R uby; th ird , A. H. B urns.
game.
S enior H eifer C alf—F irst, T. B ru g ­
E
lizab
eth
Brooks
w
as
born
in
Bogg-
se cu re th is tr a c t for p ark purposes.
Shires.
g e r; second, A nna B oeckli; th ird , Ja s tow n. Canada, A pril 14. 1S47. She w as
T he E xp ressm en g arn e re d 15 h its oft
I t is also believed by som e th e city
S tallio n s, 2 y ears— F irst, A. C. Ruby. McCIean, P o rtlan d .
should p u rch a se \ h e p re se n t fa ir site
m a rried to Jo h n Conley on November of Stockton as a g a in st nine for the
Y earlin g S tallio n s — F irs t, A. C.
Ju n io r H eifer Calf— F irst, M agdalena
and hold both for p a rk purp o ses and
1869. Five y ea rs ago they c e le b ra t­ G resluun players. Quizzy „ tarre d at
Ruby.
B oeckli; second, T. B rugger.
u se of th e fair.
ed th e ir golden w edding an n iv ersary hat for G resham w ith th re e hits, all
M ares, 3 y ears—F irs t, A. C. Ruby.
G raded H erd —F irs t, T. B rugger.
w ith a la rg e n um ber of relativ es and of them doubles, in five tim es up. For
T he p rese n t fa ir site is held by H.
dairy cattle .
B
reed ers' Young H erd— F irs t, T. friends. Mr. and Mrs. Conley moved th e v isito rs th e ir b a tte ry was th e ir
A. L ew is and o th e rs as se cu rity for
Jerseys.
B rugger.
to Iow a in 1871 and to Oregon in 1882. m ain h ittin g stre n g th , B rusher g e t­
L atest studio p icture of Chas. W
sev eral th o u san d d o llars indebtedness.
Bull, 3 y ea rs o r over— F irs t and sec­
B
ryan.
Dem
ocratic
V
ice-Presidential
B ree d ers' Calf H erd—F irs t, T. B ru g ­ Since com ing to Oregon they have ting th ree sin g les an d a home ru n in
How it w ould be possible to satisfy
ond,
K.
H
annem
an,
C
orbett.
ger.
nominee taken since his nom ination
lived n ear or in G resham u n til h er five tim es up and W ilks th re e singles
Mr. L ew is’ m o rtg ag e and th e city se­ Low
Y earling Bull—F irs t, L ew is B en­
er p ictu re la of Mrs. Bryan, wife
G et of S ire— F irs t and second, T. death. T h ree ch ild ren w ere born to in five tim es up. S tockton and B eers
c u re th is tr a c t free of debt is a p ro b ­ or th e nominee.
field, C orbett.
B rugger.
Mr. and Mrs. Conley, all of whom died each hanged out two hits. Each team
lem to be w orked out if possible.
S enior Bull Calf— F irs t, Alvin G.
P ro d u ce of Cow— F irs t an d second, in infancy. Mrs. Conley united w ith m ade six e rro rs and S tockton w illed
T he city council w ill m eet to n ig h t MISS BERNICE BEERS
T illm an ; second and th ird , K. H an n e­ T. B rugger.
th e ch u rch when a g irl and has lived seven of th e enemy us a g a in st six
an d consider th e proposal th a t the
IS CARNIV AL QUEEN m an.
Senior, Ju n io r an d G rand C ham pion a tr u e C hristian life to her death.
strik e o u ts for Wilks.
city issue bonds fo r th e p u rch a se of
Ju n io r Bull Calf— F irs t, K. IJanne- Bull— T. B rugger.
N ext S unday th e locals m eet th e
T he county fa ir p o p u la rity co n test )
one o r both of th ese p ro p e rtie s for
Card of Thank*.
S enior and G rand Cham pion Cow—
S trong O verland-Pacific team on S ta ­
p a rk sites.
for ca rn iv al queen cam e to an end at
Cows, 4 y ea rs— F irs t second and T. B rugger.
We ta k e th is m ean s of ex p ressin g pleton field a t 2:30. T he O verland
m idnight S atu rd ay n ig h t w hen Miss th ird , K. H annem an,
Ju n io r Cham pion H eifer — A nna our h e a rtfe lt th a n k s to our friends and team has won tw o city ch am p io n ships
STATE MASTER PALMITER
Cows, 3 y ea rs—F irs t. K- H annem an. Boeckli.
neig h b o rs for th e m any kind th o u g h ts th is y ear and la st S unday th e ir b a t­
ON NATIONAL COMMITTEE B ernice Beers, an o p e ra to r of th e local
H eifer, 2 y ears— F irs t and fo u rth
and deeds show n us d u rin g the recen t te ry tu rn ed in a no hit, no ru n gam e
Holstein*.
telephone exchange, w as d eclared to
K. H an n em an ; second, K enneth Kes
One of th e big jobs w hich th e N a­ possess th e m ost votes and th e re fo re
Bull, 3 y ea rs an d over— F irs t, J. illn ess and d eath of o u r wife and au n t, how ever th e Legion boys have been
te r s o n ; th ird , Sven Nelson.
tio n al G range has tackled th a t Is of th e w inner of th e new $650 F ord coupe
L u sch er & Son, F airv iew ; second, D. Mrs. E lizabeth Conley. Special th a n k s going good lately and it should be a
Y earling H eifer— F irst, Chas. T a ll­
H. B u rp s, T ro u td ale ; th ird , J. L u sch er a re due th o se who fu rn ish ed th e mu b a ttle royal betw een th e two. L et's
trem en dous im p o rtan ce to ru ra l peo­ to be aw arded as th e p rize to th e su c ­
m an ; second, K. H an n em an ; th ird , & Son.
sic, th e use of th e ir au to s and for the show th e boys som e of th e old tim e
ple ev eryw here is an effort to extend cessful co n testan t.
ClifT E x tro m ; fo u rth M ahlon Evans,
b
eau tifu l flowers.
Y
earling
Bull—F
irs
t,
D.
II.
Mc­
w idely the possib ilities of cheap elec­
support. T u rn o u t an d ro o t for th e
T he young ladies com peting in th is T routdale.
Jo h n Conley, W. J. T isdale, Mrs. home team , they a re all local boys
K eow n; second, A. H. B u rn s; th ird ,
tr ic pow er fo r farm uses. T his o r­ rac e a re as follow s w ith th e num ber
S enior H elfer Calf— F irst, Alvin T ra cy & W alter A nderegg; fo u rth ,
Jo sie R obertson, Mrs. L au ra E n ­
g an ization h as u n d erta k en a n a tio n ­ of votes each sco red : B ernice B eers, T illm an ; second and th ird , K. H an n e­
field, Mrs E rd in e Beadle, J. M and It's a cinch th a t a team c a n 't w in
P ete J N euerer, C orbett.
w ide survey of th e question, to th e 27,010; Golda A dam s, 20,700; Rose
B
rooks, W. P. Brooks, J. s. u n less they have th e hack in g of th e
m an ; fo u rth , R alph M cCullough, P o rt­
S enior Bull Calf—F irs t, Jo h n F le m ­
Brooks.
home crowd. Look a t la st S unday's
end th a t e lec tric pow er for farm and P o tter, 9,000; E lla P eterso n , 6,000.
land.
ing, T ro u td ale ; second, L ester S che-
I
household uses m ay be c a rrie d in th e
gam e, less th an 40 paid adm issions
S unday aftern o o n o ccu rred th e fo r­
Ju n io r H eifer Calf— F irs t, K enneth
B ree d ers' Young H erd—F irs t, A. H. and h ard ly a ch eer for th e boys even
n e a r fu tu re to th e g re a te s t possible m al p rese n tatio n of th e coupe by K esterso n ; second, Sven N elson; th ird deen; th ird , J. L u sch er & Son.
Ju n io r Bull Calf—F irs t, D. Mc­ B u rn s; second, J. L u sch e r & Son.
w hen they stagod a rally . T hese boys
n u m b er of r u ra l hom es. A n atio n al Ju d g e Geo. W. S tap leto n . T he new K. H annem an.
K eow n; second, A rth u r S. B u rn s;
B ree d ers’ Calf H erd — F irs t, D. Mc­ all play for love of th e gam e b ut even
com m ittee to m ake th is surv ey con­ queen B ernice w as seated in th e box
G raded H erd —F irs t and second, K. th ird , A. H. B urns.
K eow n; second, J. L u sch er & Son; so it co sts money to keep a team su p ­
sists of S tate M asters A. B. Cook of w ith Queen P a tric ia . T he m achine H annem an.
Cow, 4 y ea rs and over—F irs t, A. H. th ird , A. H. B urns.
plied w ith busehalls, gloves, etc. and
M ichigan. G. A. P a lm ite r of Oregon w as driven onto th e tra c k , sto p p in g in
B reed ers Young H erd —F irs t, K.
B u rn s; second, D. M cKeown; th ird
G et of S ire— F irs t, D. II. M cKeown; 25c from each fan is little enough
an d H erb ert N. S aw yer of New H am p­ fro n t of th e queen who g rac efu lly H annem an.
and fo u rth , J. L uscher & Son.
sh ire.
second, J. L u sch er & S on; th ird and especially w hen it is sp lit w ith th e
stepped into th e coupe and enjoyed a
B reed ers' Calf H erd— F irs t, K. H an ­
Cow, 3 y ea rs old—F irs t and second, fo u rth , A. H. B urns.
visitors. The best S unday crow d of
In fo rm ation
has
a lre ad y
been ride aro u n d th e rac e co u rse to th e a c ­ nem an.
A. H. B u rn s; th ird , D. M cKeown;
P ro d u ce of Cow— F irs t, D. H. Mc­ th e year w as th e first gam e a t home
b ro u g h t out th a t in O ntario farm ers com panim ent of th e band and th e
G et of S ire—F irs t an d second, K. fo u rth , Jo h n Flem ing.
K eow n; second an d th ird , A. H. when we drew a crow d of 125 fans
a r e se cu rin g e le c tric c u rre n t a t a ch eers of th e crow d
H annem an.
H eifer, 2 y ea rs old—F irs t an d sec­ B u rn s; fo u rth , J. L u sch e r & Son.
since th en the g ate has dw indled to a
F or th e second tim e d u rin g th e week
m uch low er r a te th a n in th e United
P roduce of Cow—F irs t and second, ond, A. II. B u rn s; th ird , R obert K er-
S enior and G rand Cham pion Bull__ m ere 50 o r so.
S tate s for pum ping, g rinding, saw ing, the queen had th e som ew hat doubtful K. H annem an.
sla k e; fo u rth , J. L u sch er & Son.
J. L u sch e r & Son.
( ap tain H am lin w ill p rese n t th e
th re sh in g , m ilking and o th e r uses, and P leasu re of being kidnapped w hen a
S enior Cham pion B ull—K. H an n e­
Y
earling
H
elfer
—
F
irs
t,
D.
Mc­
sam
e line-up next S unday as last S u n ­
Ju
n
io
r
Cham
pion
B
ull—
D.
McKeown
band
of
Ind
ian
s
a
fte
r
ex
ecuting
th
e
ir
th a t th e H ydro E le c tric P ow er com ­
man.
K eow n; second and fo u rth , J. L u sch e r
S enior and G rand Cham pion Cow— day. T he line-up for la st S un d ay’s
m ission of O ntario m akes a special w ar dance, ca p tu red Q ueen P a tric ia
J r. Cham pion B ull—Alvin T illm an. & Son; th ird , Jo h n Flem ing,
A. H. B urns.
gam e was as follow s:
p o in t of encouraging a g ric u ltu re by along w ith Queen B ernice, ta k in g
G rand Cham pion B ull—K. H an n e­
S enior H elfer C alf — F irs t, U w -
G resham
Ju n io r Cham pion H eifer— D. Mc­
A. R. E.
ex ten d in g its tra n sm issio n lines into them In an au to aro u n d th e tra c k , man.
P
lay
er
Keown.
ren
ce
A
y
lsw
o
rth
;
second,
J.
L
u
sch
er
P
osition
P lay er
th e r u ra l d istric ts, advancing one-half only rele asin g them w hen som e g a l­
Sr. Cham pion Cow—K. H annem an. & Son; th ird , H. G. M ullenhoff, fo u rth ,
Quizzy . . . .
BEEF CATTLE.
of th e co st of in sta llin g th e equipm ent la n t cow boys cam e to th e ir rescue,
J r. Cham pion Cow—Chas. T allm an. R oland Schedeen.
S tan ley . . .
Shorthorns.
and d elivering th e c u rre n t to farm e rs lassoing the m achine and p u ttin g th e
G rand Cham pion Cow—K. H an n e­
Lovelace . .
Ju
n
io
r
H
eifer
Calf—F
irs
t,
J.
Mc­
Y
earling
Bull—
F
irs
t,
F
ra
n
k
savages
to
rout.
Spey-
a t cost. T hus "electrificatio n of th e
man.
S tockton .............. n . .
wxw..
K
eow
n;
second
and
fo
u
rth
,
J.
L
u
sc
h
­
brock.
■I. H am lin.
fa rm ” becom es a p ra c tic a l re a lity and
Ayrshire*.
e r * S on; th ird , A. H. B urns.
E. Brown .
SHEEP.
L et us figure y o u r h ea tin g problem
th e re a re trem endous p ossibilities in
E arl G reat Stock F arm . E agle C reek.
_
lr„ , A
G raded H erd —F irst, A. H. B u rn s;
for you. L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co.
Shropshire*.
th e idea.
H oppe .. . . . .
i
.................
n-gon. w as the only ex h ib ito r win- second, J. L u sch e r & Son.
Ram, 2 y ea rs old— F irs t and second, Lehm an ................ i ............
F o llo w ing th e su rv ey re fe rre d to,
Floyd Fox, S ilverton.
J. Brown for Lehm an.
th e g ran g e pro g ram contem plates a
Y earling R am —F irs t and th ird
S.
Jobloski for B urchiii.
natio n -w ide ag itatio n for th e e x te n ­
VAI I KY
Floyd F ox; second, E. W. G ribble.
R _ H ___ E
sion of elec tric pow er, in th e belief
Ram Lam b— F irst, E. W. G ribble;
th a t in no o th e r directio n is th e re such
A.
it.
E.
.
.
.
second and th ird , Floyd Fox.
an o p p o rtu n ity fo r developing the
Ewe, 2 y ea rs old—F irs t and second,
com fort, convenience and efficiency of
Veiing People Attend Institute.
th e A m erican farm . T his g ran g e a g i­
Floyd Fox; th ird , E. W. G ribble.
More th an fo rty perso n s, m ostly
ta tio n is in line w ith th e lo n g -estab ­
Y earling Ew e—F irs t and th ird ,
lished policy of th e organ izatio n in
young peoplo, left ea rly yesterday
Floyd F ox; second, E. W. Gribble.
tav o r of th e p ru d en t con serv atio n of
m orning by autom obile fo r F a lls City
Ewe Lam b— F irs t, E. W. G ribble; to atten d th e w eek's sessio n s of the
* a tu ra l resources, and contem plates
th e u tilizatio n of w ater pow er for the
second and th ird , Floyd Fox.
E pw orth L eague In stitu te , from the
p ro duction of elec tricity for farm uses
Flock owned by E x h ib ito r—F irs t A Pow ell Valley c irc u it of th e M ethodist
a t m inim um cost.
T he next few
second, Floyd Fox; th ird , E. W. G rib­ E piscopal ch u rch . They w ill join sev­
m onths will see th is question d is­
ble.
cussed in nearly all th e 8000 su b o r­
era l hundred o th e r young people from
Pen Lam bs owned by E x h ib it o r -
d in ate g ran g es of th e co u n try and a
n o rth w estern Oregon and will spend
co ncerted plan to c ry sta lliz e such d is­
F irst, Floyd F ox; second, E. W. G rib ­
th e tim e In study, rec re atio n and In­
cu ssio n in to definite resu lts.
ble.
sp iratio n al services. They will live
Get of S ire— F irs t an d th ird , Floyd
T h ere is no doubt th e big Longview
u n d er s tric t cam p ru les. T hose from
Fox; second. E. W. G ribble.
ce leb ratio n took som e aw ay who j
| G resham a re th e Rev. and M rs A. 8.
P roduce of Bwe— F irs t and third, Hesey, the Misses H elen H lsey and
w ould o th erw ise have attended the
Floyd F ox; second, E. W. G ribble.
co unty fa ir but still th e fa ir had about
Avis Rogers, Joyce K idder, Mina Oll-
Cham pion Ram Floyd Fox.
all it could accom m odate F riday, S at- I
hert, B eatrice Ja ck so n , W inifred and
Cham pion Ew e—Floyd Fox.
u rd ay and Sunday. " It A in't O oln' to 1
M arg aret St. C lair, and Jo h n Ott and
Oxford*.
Rain No Mo w as th e pop u lar song a t i
Jam es M cAllister. T he Misses C lara
F irs t and second in every class were
Longview. In th is they copied G resh
Brooks and A llene Dixon of F airview
won by Floyd Fox. th e o nly exhibitor,
am.
and C atherine P oppleton of P lea san t
as w ell as cham pion ram and ewe.
\ alley a re in atten d an ce. T he p a rty
D orset H orn.
What le a Should Learn.
Includes Rev. and Mrs. R anton, Mrs.
T h ere a re five th in g s in life w hich
F irs t and second In every class
A lta G entry, Mrs. R obert Lundbom
everyone o ught to learn. They a re :
w ere won by Floyd Fox. th e only ex ­
and 24 young people from P le a sa n t
1. L earn to laugh. A good laugh is
h ib ito r. as well as cham pion ram and
Home and Boring.
b etter th an m edicine. W hen you sm ile
ewe.
or laugh, your b rain for the m om ent
HunipNhlre*.
Is freed from th e load th a t it o rd in a r­
Fair Speakers* Tire Stolen.
ily ca rrie s.
Ewe. 2 y ea rs and o v e r—F irs t, H a r­
E arl K ilp atrick , of the U. of O„ who
2. L ea rn to te ll a helpful story. A
vey W aybill.
w as a sp e ak e r on th e fair g ro u n d s on
w ell-told sto ry is as w holesom e and ,
Y earling Ew e— F irst, Alvin Jo h n ­ T uesday, had his sp a re tiro stolen
w elcom e as a sunbeam In a sick room, j
son.
3. L earn to keep your tro u b le s to i
from his F ord w hich he had parked
MILK GOATS.
yourself. T he w orld is too busy to
on a stre e t n ear the grounds.
lin g er over you ills and sorrow s.
Nuanen*.
► 4. L earn to stop croaking. If you ’
Bucks, 2 y ears and o ver—F irst, F.
sprinkling Honrs Limited.
ca n n o t see any good In th is w orld, I
L. E llsw o rth .
N otice Is hereby given to w ater
keep th e bad to yourself.
Y earling Bucks— F irs t, J. R. H orr. ; u se rs In G resham or th e Pow ell Valley
5. L earn to g re e t your friends w ith j
Buck Kid—F irs t, F. L. E llsw o rth ; w ate r d istric ts th a t sp rin k lin g of
a sm ile. T hey c a rry too m any frow ns I
In th e ir ow n h e a rts to be bothered I
second and th ird , J. R H orr.
law ns has been lim ited to th e ho u rs
w ith an y of yours.— T he S. A. Masonic
Do«, 2 y ea rs and over—F irs t and of 5 to 8 a. m. A nyone found v io latin g
W orld.
second, F. L. E llsw o rth ; th ird , J. R, th is ru le is liable to a r r e s t and fine.
H orr.
I f you a re one w ho th in k s life is
By O rder of P o rtlan d W ater Board.
Joke, th e joke Is on you.
Y earling Doe—F irst, J. R H orr.
T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per
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cen t In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv.
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