Gresham outlook., August 12, 1924, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 14, NO. 47
G R E SH A M , M ULTNOM AH CO UNTY, O REGON,
FREE METHODISTS
IN CAMP MEETING
T U E S D A Y , A V G U ST 12, 1#24
CONCLUSION OF PREMIUMS
AWARDED AT COUNTY FAIR
T he a n n u a l conference cam p m eet­
ing of th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch
w ill be held th is y ear a t th e M ultno­
m ah county fa ir gro u n d s in G resham
A ugust 14 to 24. D istric t E ld ers W.
T. K lotzbach and W. N. Coffee in
ch arge. M inisters from th e co n fer­
ence a t la rg e w ill be In atten d a n ce
an d help also from abroad is ex­
pected.
T he V ictory G ospel m ale
q u a rte t w ill be p rese n t and a ra re
m u sical tr e a t is in sto re for all.
E v an g elistic gospel preach in g is th e
m ain fe a tu re of th e th re e services
daily.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G R E SH A M FA N C IE R
C lotilde F riedm an 4th, C lara Brooks
G E TS M AX V A W A R D S { 5th.
Plea^ D on ïjau gh
. j STOCKTON THROWS
SHUT-OUT GAME
The A m erican Legion b aseball team ,
playing like b ig-leaguers, snow ed the
Div- 3— E velyn H an sen 1st, Clo-
W illys-O verland B lue B irds, tw ice
T he pigeon exhibit a t th e fa ir at-1 tild e F reidm an 2d. W ilma C hase 3d.
w inners of city cham pionships this
tr a d e d a good deal of a tte n tio n as it j H elen D ustin 4th, W ildred M ark 5th.
year, u nder an av alan ch e of h its and
w as th e first tim e to an y ex ten t th a t
Open Class.
ru n s to th e tu n e of 18 to 0.
an exhibit of pigeons had been m ade
Jo h n Flem ing, 1st in th e sen io r calf,
Stockton, h u rlin g for th e locals, was
a t th e M ultnom ah co unty fair. T h ere | H olstein bull.
th e real s ta r of th e gam e by reason
w ere over 1200 b ird s on exhibition,
Jo h n Flem ing, 4th in th e 3-year-old
of lettin g th e W-O bunch down w ith
one m an, O sw ald T h ielm ann of P o rt­ class, H olstein heifer.
only tw o h its and banging o ut singles
land, having over 400 alone. E. D.
Jo h n Flem ing, 3d in th e 1-year and
and a lu sty double in five tim es a t
R a k er c a rrie d off th e local h onors u n d er 2 years.
bat.
w ith 16 firsts. 12 seconds and 3 th ird s.
L aw ren ce A ylsw orth, 1st in the
Som etim e before th e gam e some
H is aw a rd s w ere:
sen io r calf class, H olstein.
person o r p ersons unknow n m ade th e
C arneaux, yellow —Cock 1st, hen 1st
P ro fesso r C. H. W atson, of S eattle -
Ian B urns, 2d in ju n io r bull class,
I statem en t th a t th e hom e boys would
an d 2d, p u llet 2d. Red cock 1st, hen Holstein.
Pacific college, one of th e leading
not stan d a chance, as th is team had
1st, co ckerel 2d, p u lle t 2d and 3d.
S unday school w orkers and edu cato rs
R obert K erslak e, 3d In th e 2-year-
won a no-hit-no-run gam e th e S unday
M altese, w hite— Cock 1st, hen 1st old and u n d er 3- y ear, H olstein.
of th e n o rth w est, w ill be th e m ain
previous, but th e way th ey played
R acing H om ers, red check—Cock
sp eak er a t th e convention to be held
Alvin T illm an, 1st in sen io r ca lf and
Sunday indicated th a t they w ere s u ­
1st, cockerel 1st, hen 2d, p u lle t 1st, ju n io r cham pion b u ll, Jersey .
M onday, A ugust 18. W ednesday, A ug­
p erio r in all d ep a rtm en ts of th e gam e
M
ottled: hen 2d. Blue B arred , cock
u st 20, will be devoted to m issions, r e ­
“Sonny" Freischeini of W ashing­
Alvin T illm an, 1st in sen io r heifer.
and m any fans who looked for a close
1st an d 2d, hen 1st and 2d. B lack
ton, D. C., w ent in for gardening
tu rn e d m issio n aries from In d ia and
K enneth K esterso n , 1st in 3-year-old
score d id n 't realize th a t th e Legion
this
spring—and
this
is
oue
of
the
B
a rre d :
Cock 2d.
Blue Checked: Je rse y .
When we tell you that big city
A frica being p rese n t to re p re se n t th is
team
w as playing a fa r su p e rio r
radishes he grew—m easuring 4 ft.
newspaper editors publish a the brand of b aseball th a n any seen here-
Cock 1st and 3d, co ckerel 2d, hen 1st
p a r t of th e w ork.
Sven N elson, 3d on 3-year-old.
fl in. and weighting oue pouud, fif­
e
pi
above
pieture
and
tell
their
read ers
and 2d, p u lle t 2d. M ottled: H en 1st.
“T his w ill be a ‘F e a st of T ab e r­
teen ounces.
C h arles T allm an , 1st in over 1-year
to -fo re in G resham th is season.
that Miss A
Agnes Fisher of t BalW
Balti-
B lue S p lash ed : Cock 1st an d 2d, hen and u n d er 2-year, Jersey .
more,
dressed
like
this,
T he revised infield looked like a
n ac le s’ indeed,” says the Rev. Mr.
ed
js helping
helping
1st an d 3d.
Maryland farmers save their
Clifford E k stro m , 3d in over 1-year
ir crop
crops
m illion d o llars and tim e and again
K lotzbach, “a w eek in a tented grove,
of wh eat, hay, pigs, chickens, etc.
E a rl T. W eiss, also of G resham had and u n d er 2-year, Jersey .
cut down h its th a t would have gone
a w eek of C h ristian conversation, FIN A L S E R V IC E S H E L D
FDR
CIVIL
WAR
V
E
T
E
R
A
N
one
flrst
an
d
tw
°
seconds
as
follow
s:
Alvin Jo hnson, 1st in y earlin g
for singles. T he outfielders w ere re s ­
e a rn e st p ra y e r and song. T his b liss­
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S ilv er Sw allow s— Cock 1st. Black H am p sh ire sheep an d g ran d ch am ­ LOCAL C A N NERY W ANTS
ponsible for only fo u r p u to u ts and tw o
fu l p u re association w ill produce
F u n eral services w ere held a t th e ' S w allow s:
H en 2d.
B irm ingham pion.
ALL B A R T L E T T l ’EA R S of them w ere line sm ashes to left
pow erful influences on th e hum an
B ethel B a p tist ch u rc h in G resham R o ller: Cock 2d.
H arvey W aybill, 1st in 2-year-old
field w hich Ja c k H am lin gobbled in
h e a rt, giving rise to p u re r em otions,
la st M onday aftern o o n , A ugust 11, ■ Out of tow n p rize w in n ers w ere as H am pshire.
high reso lu tio n s and holy c h a ra c te r.
B a rtle tt p ears a re in g rea t dem and nice fashion.
for th e late David M ilton Van Z ant, ' follow s:
Alvin T illm an, 3d in D orset H orns. by the B erry G row ers P acking com p­
F eatu re s of th e gam e w ere tw o
T he la te P re sid e n t H ard in g said,
of S pringdale, who died on F rid a y
O sw ald T h ielm an , P o rtland, 240
V earl H ow ell, 2d w ith his D uroc pig any, as a c o n tra c t has been closed sp a rk lin g double plays by G resham
‘W h at th is co u n try needs is old-
a fte r a few d ay s’ illn ess follow ing a firsts, 110 seconds, 37 th ird s.
u n d er 6 m onths.
fashioned religion and I w ish I had
for a la rg e to n n ag e of th a t fru it. D. when in th e th ird in n in g F ra n k H am ­
stro k e of apoplexy. T he Rev. E. G.
C. A. M att, P o rtlan d , 60 firsts, 21
Calves.
m ore of it m yself.’ T his cam p m e et­
E. Towle, m an ag er of th e com pany, lin ra n c lea r back alm o st to th e flrst
Judd, p asto r of th e ch u rc h officiated. I seconds, 7 th ird s.
in g affords a ra r e op p o rtu n ity to those
Brow n Sw iss — Ju n io r y earling, h as ad d ressed th e follow ing le tte r to base line and ca u g h t w hat looked
T he pall b ea rers, all of whom w ere
D- p - Law, P o rtla n d , 40 firsts, 22
living n earb y .”
A nna Boeckli 1st, P au l Boeckli 2d. th e m em bers of th e local con cern and like a clean T exas league single and
old friends, w ere C arl N elson, E. D. I seconds, 10 th ird s.
S enior calves—A nna Boeckli 1st, o th e rs who m ay have p ears for sa le: doubled th e m an on flrst b ase who
C ham berlain, C. C h risten sen , Jo h n
L ean Bros., M ilw aukie, 35 firsts, 24
Jam es M cLean 2d. Ju n io r calves__
"W e have closed a c o n tra c t for a had gone down n ea rly to second.
P E T R A T T E R R IE R DOG
L arson, M. M. C a rp en ter and Ivo Spy- seconds, 9 th ird s,
M
agdolene
Boeckli
1st,
P
au
l
Boeckli
larg
e to n n ag e of th is fru it and have Again In th e fifth w ith Rep on flrst
G U A R D S LO ST BABY brock. In te rm e n t w as in th e Doug-1 s - J- W illoughby, M ilwaukie, 10
2d.
Ju
n
io
r
an
d
g
ran
d
cham
pion,
some
of th e o rch a rd boxes on h and for and A lferd a t b at th ey w ere both cu t
las cem etery.
firsts, 2 seconds, 2 th ird s.
A nna Boeckli.
you to pick them in, and by th e way, down by way of F. H um lin to H oppe
T he p rese n ce of a little r a t te rr ie r
Mr. Van Z an t is survived by his I R. W. T hom pson, P o rtlan d , 4 firsts.
Je rse y , senior y ea rlin g —Clifford E k ­ we w ant all m em bers and o th e rs who to Stanley.
possibly saved th e life of tw o-year
Jo h n P rid eau x , P o rtla n d , 3 firsts.
wife, th re e sons and six d au g h ters.
F ray , th e flrst m an up in th e flrst
strom 1st and 3d, M ahlon E vans 2d, took o ut o rch a rd boxes for cherrieB,
old R osw ell T enE yck, son of Mr. and
A. J. E d w ard s & Son, Salem , 14
T he ch ild ren a re J. C. an d L. C. Van
Inning,
took th re e h ealth y sw ings a t
C
h
arles
T
allm
an
4th,
E
dw
in
L
asley
who
have
no
p
ears,
to
re
tu
rn
them
Mrs. G eorge TenE yck, of B ull Run Z ant, of V allejo, C alifornia, Lee Van flrst9’ 9 seco n d s- 3 th ird s.
5th.
Jn n io r Y earling — R ich ard a t once to th e can n ery or we w ill be Stockton s shoots, W ells then singled
F rid a y w hen the baby w andered aw ay
P e te r V anderdom , Orenco, 2 firsts.
Z an t of C en tral City, N ebraska, Mrs.
B eadle 1st, Clyde Je n n in g s 2d. S en ­ com pelled to ask you to pay cash for but w as cu t down by a fielder's
from home, attended only by his fa ith ­
J. Sm ith, P o rtlan d , 7 firsts, 1 second.
W. W. N orthw ay of S p rin g d ale, O re­
io r calves— R alp h M cCullough 2d, Al­ them as we w ill be forced to buy choice an d Griffin s tru c k o u t for the
ful playm ate. He w as m issed a t 11
gon, Mrs. D. B. Jam es of S terlin g , I H. D annew olf, P o rtla n d , 15 firsts, vin T illm an 1st and 3d, C arl Bowm an o th e rs to use in h an d lin g th e p ear th ird out. A lm ost every in n in g w as
o'clock and w as not found u n til five N ebraska, Mrs. O. L. R an d all of 5 seco n d s- 4 th ird s.
th e sam e, th e visitors ta k in g th e count
Ju n io r crop.
in th e evening w hen he w as located W ayne, N ebraska, Mrs. Orie Camp-1 H a r ry ’s P igeon Loft, P o rtlan d , 4 4th, Isab el N ew lands 5th.
in one, two, th re e fashion.
calves—
K
enneth
K
esterso
n
1st,
Sven
"
P
«
ir
h
a
rv
e
st
tim
e
is
n
ea
rly
here.
a m ile from hom e by a se arch in g bell of College C orner, Ohio, Miss flrsts> 7 second.
In G resh am ’s h alf of th e flrst th e
N elson 2d, F red B ak er 3d. Ju n io r We th in k we should s ta r t picking th is
p a rty of 20 m en from th e ro ck c ru s h ­ N ellie V an Z an t of V allejo, C aliforn-
N orth Irv in g to n P igeon Loft, P o rt­
cham pion — Clifford E kstrom 1st. w eek as we are liable to have a h ard locals pushed over th re e ru n s on a
er, of w hich his fa th e r is ro ad boss. ia, also one b ro th er, J. E. Van Z ant la n d ’ 7 firsts, 4 seconds,
G rand cham pion—Clifford E k stro m w ind soon, and if the p ea rs are w h ip ­ w alk, a hit, a passed ball and an
W hen found he w as lying face dow n­ of R ichm ond, In d ian a.
w - J - Law , B eaverton, 6 firsts, 6 sec- 1st, K en n eth K esterso n 2d.
ped off th e tree s and bruised they will e rro r and G resham scored in every
w ard tig h tly im bedded in an im m ense
Mr. Van Z an t w as born in Cincin- on^ s ’ 11 th ird s
be
spoiled so we stro n g ly advise p ick ­ Inning except th e 7th and 8th.
Div.
3—K
enneth
K
esterso
n
1st,
C
arl
b la c k b e rry bush, w ith his dog stand
T he several visitin g tw lrle rs Issued
Bow m an 2d, Sven N elson 3d, R alp h ing in th e n ear fu tu re.
ing over him b ark in g w ith all his a tti, Ohio, May 7, 1842. He en listed in
GRANGE CONTEST.
five
w alks and every m an who w alked
th
e
57th
Ind
ian
a,
C
om
pany
C,
in
1861
M
cCullough
4th.
The
cro
p
is
heavy
and
th
e
p
rice
is
m ig h t to a ttr a c t atten tio n . T he child,
and served in th e Civil W ar u n til its , M ultnom ah No. 71. 1 s t- R u s s e l l -
H olstein, S enior Y earling— S tanley good and th e p ea rs a re m ostly of good scored. S tockton w as as stin g y w ith
who had been w ithout food for seven close
in 1865. H e m a rried in th e early v ille No. 353, 2d; L en ts No 351 3J
N eu ru re r 1st, K en n eth N eu ru re r 2d. shape and free from scale and scab, free passes as he was w ith h its as
h o u rs, w as nothing th e w orse for his
r y e a rlin 8 - J o h n F lem ing 1st, and w hile th e size is sm all we can not one of th e m echanics reached
ex p erience w ith th e exception of a days in K an sas in 1871. Mr. and G re8ham No. 270 4th- P le a sa n t Val- J
Mrs.
Van
Z
an
t
moved
to
Colesville,
ley
No.
348
5
th
.
R
„
c
kwood
No
225
I
T
ra
cy
A nderegg 2d. W alter A
A nderegg
nderegg ta k e p ea rs from tw o inches in d ia m et­ first on a w alk and Incidentally not
few sc ra tch e s. An appeal had been
'
’ 3d. S en io r calv es— L aw ren ce A yls­ er up and w ith th is reduced m inim um a Bluebird reached th ird base and
se n t in to Sandy for 50 additional N ebraska, and la te r to N orth Loup, 6 th ; C olum bia No. 261 7th
____________ _
w o rth 1st, L ester Schedeen 2d, R o l­ size we can pay you a good price for only th ree got as far as second. Stock-
m en to a s s is t in th e search , b u t w as N ebraska, w h efe they lived u n til six
ton stru c k o ut 9 as a g a in st 6 for th e
y
ea
rs
ago,
w
hen
th
ey
moved
to
C
al­
and
4th,
can celled w hen w ord w as received
B O V S’ A N D G IR L S ’
. Schedeen
. .
eo> Jo h , n F lem ing 3d, your pears. H and pick them from
ifornia.
T h ree m onths ago th ey
CLUB P E P A R T N f E N T l t at y A nderegg oth. Ju n io r calves— th e tre e s and han d le them carefu lly visitors.
th e child w as found.
N ext Sunday th e Legion boys go to
cam e to S prin g d ale, w here he passed
P ercy C arlso n Ist, A rth u r B u rn s 2d to p rev e n t b ru isin g and do not heap
C orbett to play a re tu rn gam e there.
aw ay. In 1896 he u n ited w ith th e
S
tan
ley
N
eu
ru
re
r
3d,
W
alter
A
nder
them
up
in
the
boxes
so
as
to
b
ru
ise
P IE R C E LS NEW
Rabbits.
Seventh Day B a p tist ch
S enior Champion—Jo h n th e fru it w hen th e boxes a re tiered up. 1 he gam e ought to be a raw m eat
u u rch a t N orth , D ivision 1—P au l O sm an 1st, H a rrie t
/ th ’,
RO AD S U P E R V IS O R
Loup. H ere he w ill be rem em bered O sm an 2d. G eorge R u n tz 3d, S tan ley F lem ing Ist. Ju n io r Champion—Jo h n We th in k it will pay to go over th e affair as both team s a re going good
as a good m an by his h o st of friends. Q ueen 4th> Alecyg R u n tz 5th
F lem ing Ist, L aw ren ce A ylsw orth 2d, tre e s and pick a ll of th e larg e ones and th e riv a lry betw een them w ill be
G eorge E. B a rr, who h as been for
H e alw ays had a ch eerfu l w ord for
Dlv 2— H a rrie t O sm an 1st P au l P ercy C arlso n 3d. G ran d cham pion
and let th e sm all ones rem ain for a in evidence. T he gam e is called for
ab o u t a y ea r road su p e rv iso r of th e everyone He belonged to th e G. A. O sm an 2d, Elwood K irk p atric k , 3d.
Jo h n " F lem ing Ist.
w eek or ten days and you w ill be s u r ­ 2:30.
F airv iew d istric t No. 4, has been R. post a t th a t place, w h ere he w ill
Sunday m orning a t 10 o’clock the
„
Div. 3—Jo h n F lem in g Ist, P ercy p rised how fa st they w ill grow . It
Milk G oat.
superceeded by W. 8. P ierce. B a rr's be rem em bered as one of th e old
- | C arlson 2d, R o b ert K ersla k e 3d, W a lt­ will pay you to h a rv e st in th is w ay W aterfro n t baseball team m eets th e
Div. 1— M arg aret M cGuire, 1st.
dism issal by th e board of county com ­ sold iers by th o se w ho su rv iv e him.
e r A nderegg 4th, T ra cy A nderegg 5th as it w ill m a teria lly in c re ase your L uckeuback team qn S tap leto n field.
Div. 2— M arg aret M cGuire 1st, O llie
m issio n ers seem s to have been r a th e r
H is wife, his d au g h ter, Mrs. N orth-
ton n ag e an d add to th e value of your T he gam e w ill be played h ere in con­
I’lgs.
p erem p to ry and it is said no definite way, his son Lee from C e n tral City, Riggs 3d, E dith R iggs 3d.
P oland C hina — Div. 1.
C ryton fru it for can n in g p u rp o ses and help nection w ith a picnic w hich is to be
reaso n for th e action w as given. The N ebraska and his d a u g h te r N ellie of
Garden.
B u rn s I s t, Floyd S tafford 2d, H arold th e c a n n e r to m ake a profit, as th e held a t C edarville P ark .
ch an g e becom es effective S eptem ber V allejo w ere h ere w hen he w as laid
The line-up In S u n d ay 's gam e was
tim e req u ired to peel a sm all p ea r is
first.
i“ ,
" i *
n a h , M . F „,y „ S U .o r d M . as g re a t as a la rg e one and th e sh rin k as follow s:
to rest.
S m ith 4th, Jo h n F ra n k lin 5th.
G resham
W illys-O verland
Div. 3— Roy C arlson 1st,
Cryton age and w aste is g re a te r, so p lease Q uissy
Clifford H ill had a n a rro w escape CLACKAM AS COUNTY
Griffin
Potatoes,
B u rn s 2d, V era Stafford 3d, Floyd han d le th e crop in th is way and m ake Lovelace
W ells
R oland Schedeen 1st, W illiam E l- j Stafford 4th.
m ore m oney o u t of th e p ear crop. S tanley
from serio u s in ju ry S unday w hen he
D IL L HOLD FA IR
F isk
lio tt 2d, Amos A nderson 3d, H arvey , D urocs, pen of fo u r— Div. 1. Rich
"T h e re a re som e o utside b u y ers in F. H am lin
w as stru c k by a c a r w hile he was
Woodson
Stockton
T
he
dates
set
for
th
e
C
lackam
as
P
ate
s
4
th’
R
obert
W
rig
h
t
5th.
ard
B
eadle
1st,
M
illard
C
hase
2d
th e te rr ito r y but so fa r as we know
cro ssin g M ain stree t. In try in g to
F rey
H. A lferd
E ggs.
I Div. 2— Clifford E k stro m
1st, R o b ert o u r price Is a little b e tte r th a n they J. H am lin
avoid a c a r w hich he saw appro ach in g county fa ir at Canby a re S eptem ber 17
H opkins „
Rep
he stepped d irec tly in fro n t of an- j to 20. Many fine a g ric u ltu ra l com ­
F re em a n S ears 1st, Oswald S ears 2d. 1 Sloop 2d, G ilb ert L ind
3d, Clifford are offering so we m u st in sist on full J. Brown
M cDoniM
delivery
from
all
of
o
u
r
m
em
bers
o th er. F o rtu n a te ly the la tte r c a r w as m unities, as w ell as ind iv id u als and
Home Making.
| Lind 4th, G ilb ert N elson 5th. Div. 3
W. A lferd
u n d er th e c o n tra c t, as we need all
m oving slow ly and the boy w as h it by in d u stria l p la n ts, and a t le a st tw o
H elen D ustin 1st, E lizabeth O tt 2d, —V earl H ow ell 1st, Roy Beadle 2d.
th e fender and th ro w n onto th e curb. gran g es, a re p la n n in g displays.
H elen L ettow 3d, C onstance S eigner j C h ester W hites—L aw ren ce D outhit, the p ea rs to fill o u r c o n tra c ts and RO BT. H E N D R IC K S W INS
COLLEGE DISTIN CTIO N
we w ould ap p re cia te delivery from
4th, E m m a E llio tt 6th.
1st.
17
Home B eautification.
j B e rk sh ire litte r of fo u r—Alvin Ka- all g ro w ers who a re n ot m em bers, to
R o b ert H endricks, son of Mr. and
whom we w ill pay spot cash on d el­
H ow ard K irk p a tric k 1st, N orm an I Ber l s t -
D uncan 2d.
| H am p sh ires— Nobo K obashi
1st, ivery If desired. By sellin g to us Mrs. J. W. H en d rick s and a fo rm er
Rose and F lo w er G arden.
M assauru T akoa 2d, L aw ren ce M ahaf- you will help local people to th e Job g rad u a te of Union high school, th is
year received his degree from th e Col­
Mixed B ouquet—M ildred K yser 1st, I fey 3d- E d g ar Dixon 4th. Dlv. 3— of h an d lin g and tru ck in g .
lege of Mines of th e U niversity of
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ase
call
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ca
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and
be
C h ristin a Dovig 2d, Jo sep h K y ser 3d, ■ Hazel W heeler 1st, Jo h n W elbes 2d,
Michigan. H e com pleted th e th re e -
convinced
th
a
t
you
can
help
your
E dw in Redm ond 4th, R uth A nderson |
K obashi 3d.
neighbor and y o u rself by sellin g us y ear co u rse In less th a n 19 m onths
5th.
Sheep.
with g rad es of 90 to 100, m ajo rin g in
your
B a rtle tt p ears."
R o ses—Jo sep h K yser 1st.
| Div. 1—Jim E llio tt 1st, Alvin T ill-
his chosen profession th a t of m ining
Cooking.
I man 2d, H arvey W aybill 3d an d 4th,
engineer.
A D O LPH ROSIN D IE S
Jo h n D ustin 1st, H elen D ustin 2d, I R obert S te rlin g 5th.
T he n ig h t before leaving Ann A rbor
IN PO R I LAND H O SPIT A L
H elen
K irk p a tric k
3d,
M arg aret ; Div. 3— Jim E llio tt 1st, Alvin Jo h n -
he w as ag reeab ly su rp rised by ab o ut
B ran an 4th, G ladys McCann 4th, E lla «on 2d, H arvey W aybill 3d and 4th,
Adolph Rosin, a n ative of P oland 35 of hla classm ate s and a m em ber of
R ich ard so n 5th, H elen S m ith 5th.
E d g ar F ra n k 5th.
and
a farm er resid in g in the V ictory th e facu lty who gave a b an q u et la s t­
Cam p C ookery—A rvo R ilk u la lst.
d istric t, died at Good S am a ritan h o s­ ing tw o and a h alf h o u rs In his honor,
FLORAL DEPARTMENT
A ustin Rolfe 2d, V ernon B urlingam e
pital S atu rd ay m orning, A ugust 9, of follow ed by a th e a te r p arty . In a
3d, J u s tin B erney 4th, Ja c k H en- |
Plants,
pneum onia, a t th e age of 67 years. le tte r to his m o th er he d escribes the
drick so n 5th.
occasion by saying "I rea lly felt q u ite
C ollection h anging b ask ets, l s t Cora
had bppn ,n tb e ho sp ital hut th re e
Canning.
Dlv. 1— Em m a E llio tt ls t, B ernice [ G iese, 2d E m m a Ross.
days although he had been 111 about im p o rtan t and eg o tistical, since I
Velraick 2d, H elen W ills 3d, D oris ! H ouse p la n ts, exhibit, l s t Mrs. W. H. j tw o w eek’ - He Is survived by his know of no previous occasion of a
like n a tu re .”
wife, M aggie Rosin and a b ro th e r In
D avies 4th, C h ristin e Ruffier 5th.
| G|h so n -
T he follow ing day he left on th e
Div. 2— H elen D u stin 1st, A udry ' E x h ib it of fuchias, 1st Cora Giese. th is co u n try , also a n um ber of r e la ­
W lenken 2d, M ildred S ears 3d, Eve- j F ern , l» t Mr*- B. L. W alrad, 2d tives In Poland. T he fu n eral w as co n ­ steam ship "T io n esta", lan d in g a t Du­
lu th and proceeding from th e re by
ducted T uesday a t 1:30 a t th e house
lyn H an sen 4th, A u g u sta K linke 6th. Cora o ,e8e
tra in to M ontana w h ere he w ill be
under
the
ritu
a
listic
su
p
erv
isio
n
of
G eranium s, 1st Cora Giese.
Hewing.
connected w ith th e m ining In d u stry
B egonias Rex, 2d Mrs B. L. W alrad. th e Odd F ellow s. T he Odd Fellow for an Indefinite period. He has had
Div. 1-a— Je a n C opeland 1st, M a­
EVANGELISTIC GOSPEL PREACHING
L eopard p lan t, 1st Mrs. A. Helney, lodge, of w hich Mr. Rosin had been a con sid erab le experience along th ese
rion Z eller 2d, M a rg a re t P eterso n ,
m em ber fo r th e p ast 30 years, took
3d, H elen H essem er 4th, M arvena 2d Mrs. Belle Helney.
lines having worked in th e M innesota
ca re of him th ro u g h hla Illness, p ro ­
H eliotrope. 2d C ora Giese.
R edm an 5th.
Iron m ines th ree m onths la st sum m er,
viding him w ith a n u rse and looking
By the Victory Gospel Quartet
P alm , 1st Mrs. H. J. P u lfer.
Div. 1-b— A deline McDonald 1st,
also has done ex p erim en tal w ork in
a
fte r his farm and affairs in g en eral. Idaho.
A
sp
arag
u
s.
1st
Cora
Giese.
F lo ren ce M ullenhoff 2d, M ario i B u r­
In term e n t w as In Rose City cem etery.
B egonias, 1st C ora Giese.
lingam e 3d. E dna C lark e 4th, F ra n ce s
Lost on Fair Grounds.
F
lo
w
erin
g
m
aple,
1st
Mrs,
M uller 5th.
Anna
It Is e a sie r to p u t o u t fire In th e
An overcoat, black w ith strap . R ea­
Dlv. 2— K athleen L ew is 1st, Evelyn Full
bowl of y o u r pipe th a n w hen It Is sonable rew ard. G. W. Metcalf, P o rt-
H an sen 2d,
M arjorie M öller 3d,
b u rn in g over 160 ac re s of tlm b e rla n d .' { " L f f l T o r R W .^ S n o h a B . ‘°
Continued on page 3
COMING
FREE METHODIST
CAMP MEETING
County Fair Grounds, Gresham
August 14-24 ’24
THREE SERVICES DAILY
10 a. m.,
2 p. m.,
8 p. m.
Special Singing
EVERYBODY INVITED