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EX-SOLDIER KILLS SELF IN HOSPITAL m outh. D eputy Sheriff R exford was p u t on th e tra il of the holdup man, but aside from a bunch of keys found G ustav Jo h n so n aged 30. w as in on the road, nothing has been learned sta n tly killed ab out noon M onday by w hich would lead to his ap prehension. a plunge from th e th ird sto ry window of th e United S tates v eteran s' hospi TIGARI) GUERNSEYS WIN ta l in P o rtlan d w here he had been re HONORS AT ('OLM I FAIR ceiving tre a tm e n t. H is cru sh ed body w as picked u p from the pavem ent by One of the m ost a ttra c tiv e exhibits one of th e h o sp ,tai physicians. Dr. C. in th e ca ttle b arn s w as » .sta ll «rimmed C. Cam pbell, who chanced to be w alk- in purple and yellow and occupied by ing in th e stre e t a t th e tim e, but th e | four typy prize w inning G uernsey young m an w as beyond help w hen th e ¡calves owned by Nave & S hainw ald doctor reached him. Mr. Johnson suf- | of T igard. Oregon. P ictu re s of the w i n t t " a t U" f° ' tUnate„ a; C.ident ^ ¡ » o t h e r s of the four young G uernseys w in ter at Ryderw ood. W ashington, and ribbons won at T igard. McMinn- n e a r Longview. w hen an im m ense log vlUe and G resham added to th e in ter- ro lled on him cru sh in g him f a c e ' s t of th e public. Q ueen's P rin ce Club Awards Are Published in Full C o n tin u ed from page 1 Div. II.— 1st C hrichton B urns. Vic to ry ; 2d C hrichton B urns, V ictory; , 3d V era Stafford. V ictory; 4th H arold i Dahl, V ictory; 5th ran B urns, Victory. Div. I l l — 1st H arold Dahl. Victory I DUROCS , Div. I.— 1st R ichard Denley, W est I P o rtlan d . ' Div. II.— 1st R ichard Beadle, Pow ell V alley; 2d Ju lia K erch er, O rient. Div. III.— 1st Isab el N ew lands. V ic to ry ; 2d M illard Chase, O rien t; 3d R obert Sloop, O rient. s ld lr d , °r ? r th ‘ H WaS C° n- Charm ,nK of Vl8ta G rande, only th ree HOLSTEIN. tim e 1 s t h I*, a ‘ th a t m<’n ,h s w as • ’ * * * a blue rib- Div. I—Ju n io r C alf — 1st A rth u r hH beatth 1 7 ,e an jUry “ "d b° D' F airy < *«*»’• « olden P rin cess, B urns. V ictory; 2d M arg aret K ers- h is h ealth h as been im paired m uch of an ex tra o rd in arily beautiful six- lake. V ictory; 3d W alter A nderegg, L ynch; 4th P ercy C arlson, V ictory; th e tim e since. Johnson, who w as an m onths-o ld heifer, also received first 5th P ercy C arlson, V ictory; 6th L aw ren ce D outhit, V ictory. ex-service m an w as adm itted to th e p rize. Jen n y W ren -S ProU(, Div. I.— Senior Calf— 1st L aw rence fo°rm o f L t W « 7 xV °m : , Vi8ta G ran,le se cu r- ' — A ylsw orth. G resh am ; 2d W alter An- form of g a s tro -in te st.n a l tro u b le s and with Lu deregg. L ynch: 3d Jo h n Flem ing. Vic J , dUBn L 7 a 7 7 eF h” ' Khed,V“' WhO w:‘8 a w a rd “d first prize to ry ; 4th R obert K erslake, V ictory; W hy l ° tHe C° m - and cham pionship. Golden Khedive 5th A rth u r B urns. Victory. Div. II.—Ju n io r Y earling.—1st Rob m ission of th e ra sh deed. w as sired by L an g w ater Khedive, th e e rt K erslake, V ictory; 2d W alter An- At noon S unday th e call w as sou n d deregg. Lynch. noted bull form erly owned by W. A. ed for d in n er and w hile other patien ts Div. II.—S enior Y earlings. — 1st Goodin of C ornelius, Oregon. L an g on th e th ird floor responded to the L aw rence A ylsw orth, G resham : 2d w ater Khedive is also a g ran d - T ra cy A nderegg, L ynch: 3d M argaret c a ll, John so n lay on his bed fully sire of th e o th er th re e calves in th is K erslak e, V ictory; 4th Floyd Stafford. d ressed. A fter the o th e rs had left th e exhibit. Vista G rande G uernseys Victory. room , ap p a re n tly Johnson had r e Div. II.— Senior Y earlings—5th L es com bine type and production to an u n moved th e screen from th e window, r Schedeen, G resham ; 6th R oland u sual degree. T he g ran d dam of te Schedeen, G resham . th ro w in g it out of th e window and had Golden Khedive is B eth's L inda of Div. III.— 1st John Flem ing, V ictory; th e n leaped, break in g off a portion of CORBETT Few A cres, cham pion four-year-old 2d Jo h n Flem ing, V ictory; 3d W alter th e aw ning in his fall. T he only A nderegg, L ynch: 4th T racy A nder- G uernsey of th e s ta te of W ashington T he re g u la r A ugust m eeting of Co- know n re la tiv e of th e m an is his egg. Lynch. w ith A. R. record of 612 pounds of j JERSEY i m w j c i S. b . I Iumbia « ran g e w ill be held th e second b ro th er, A ugust John so n w hose home b u tte rfa t and 10,000 pounds of m ilk. Div. I.—Ju n io r Calf.— 1st B ert Gib- S atu rd ay in th e m onth in stead of th e is in Pow ell V alley but who. w ith his T he g ran d sire is B eauty X IV of the son, G resham ; 2d L ew is Dahl, Vic- first, as so m any of th e g ran g e rs w ife, is resid in g te m p o rarily a t Ryd h a r g e tte s Royal K night, cham pion ^ r y ; 3d Alvin Jo h n so n , Pow ell Val- w anted to atten d th e county fair S at- erw ood w here he is em ployed. F u show bull of T illam ook county 1924 - Div. I— Calf.— 1st Alvin T illm an, Urday’ A ugust l s t n era l a rra n g e m e n ts have not been a n and w inner of first at sta te fair and P,?wf ll„VaUey:1 2‘* S’ en Nelson, Pow- Mrs. X K nighton has been afflicted nounced. second at Pacific In te rn a tio n a l a few v " i i ™ " 5 i h * "•J""“ " " h“ d “ • y ears ago. L an g w ater K hedive's E m il Olson Robbed a t His Home. 5th A udrey K eyser, Rockwood; 6th P° 8t Week' seven n ea rest dam s average close to Mrs. Sheldon S tea rn s of P o rtlan d Em il Olson, a re tire d business m an 700 pounds of b u tte rfa t and his sire, R ichard Beadle, Pow ell Valley. and farm er aged ab o u t 65, w as u n S teadfast, once sold for $25,000 in the »»«• ...... ..... cerem oniously held up, his hands east. T he blood of such g rea t p ro d u c Jen n in g s, G resham ; 3d Roy Beadle. I and MrS' I"ew ,s Reed ,b e P«»t ten bound behind him and his m outh tion bulls as G overnor of th e Chene, Powell V alley; 4th C arl Bowman, Gil- days an d called on a num ber of old b e rt; 5th Sven Nelson, Pow ell Valley, frien d s in th is vicinity. gagged a t his hom e on the T ro u td ale L an g w ater H olliston, L an g w ater Div. II.—Senior.— l s t Alvin T illm an, , „ ,, road n ear th e B ase L ine sh o rtly afte r T rav eler, K ing of Medfield, etc., ru n s Pow ell .............. - 2d Alvin T illm an, ’ 1 A sm all p orch h as been added to th e [ V alley; 1 o'clock T uesday m orning as he w as in th e veins of th e o th e r th ree calves. Pow ell V alley; 3d F red B aker, P le a s [C orbett com m unity ch u rch , w hich p re p a rin g to r e tire for th e n ig h t a fte r T he cham pion bulls dam , L inda's Lu- an t Valley. adds m uch to th e ap p earan ce of th e Div. I l l — 1st B ert Gibson, G resham ; edifice. sp en ding th e evening a t th e county cilla of Monte V ista, won first prize 2d Alvin Johnson, Pow ell Valley; 3d fa ir in G resham . H e w as forced to at McM innville in 1923. One of her K enneth K esterson, P lea san t Valley; w alk about a q u a rte r of a m ile to th e noted an c esto rs w as L u cilla of Chi 4th C arl E kstrom , Powell V alley; 5th POWELL VALLEY T ollison garag e to get som eone to cu t cona, noted show cow in th e north Sven Nelson, Powel V alley; 6th C lif th e thongs from his hands and give w est y ears ago, one of w hose bulls ford E kstrom , Powell Valley. P. W. T horen left T uesday to r his ' BROWN SWISS. th e a larm to th e au th o rities. Mr. Loverbold, sold for $1400 a t one tim e xoi P j iui Div. I.—Ju n io r Calf. — 1st aul borae in Selden, K ansas, for an in- I M agdolena I d,’,H’’*v s,i,y to look afte r his farm in g j /■ O lson is a w ell-to-do w idow er and a t the Pacific In te rn a tio n a l sale. Boeckli, L in n to n ; 2d keeps his hom e in th e best of order, G uernseys are destined to be one of Boeckli, L innton. in terests. He is hoping to re tu rn to Div. II.—Senior Y earling.— 1st Mag- Oregon again w ithin a few m onths. also dressin g w ell him self and m a k the forem qgt dairy breed of th e fu Boeckli, L in n to n ; 2d A nna ing a good ap p earan ce. It is th o u g h t ture, says Mr. Nave. They a re quiet dolena Boeckli, L in n to n ; 3d P au l Boeckli, M arie A deline Staffenson is th e th is fact w as not overlooked by some and kind in disposition, b eautiful in L innton. nam e of a new a rriv a l at th e hom e of SH EEP. m iscrea n t who w as p rese n t at th e fair ap p earan ce and produce golden co l Mr. and Mrs. H jalm ar Staffenson. T he Div. I.—Lam bs.— 1st R obert S terl- th e sam e night as w as Mr. Olson and ored cream of the finest quality. They new com er, who w eighed 8 pounds, ling, G resham : 2d R obert S terlin g , th a t he w as follow ed to his hom e by are said to be th e m ost econom ical G resham ; 3d R obert S terlin g , G resh was born F rid ay of la st week. th e th ief who w atched a favorable p roducers of b u tte rfa t know n and as am ; 4th H arvey W aybill, O rien t; 5th The L u th er L eague of th e Pow ell H arvey W aybill, Orient. o p p o rtu n ity to hold him up. At the m ilk ers a re second to none. .V alley L u th e ra n ch u rch will m eet Div. III.— Y earling. — 1st p o in t of a gun he w as relieved of two 1 Bar | S unday evening for Its re g u la r m o n th F ra n k . O rient. gold w atches, a Moose fob and $70 in For Camping and Picnics Aged Ew es— 1st Jim E llio tt, O rien t; ly program . N ickerson Jellied chicken is m ost 2d E dgar F ra n k . O rien t; 3d R obert ca sh , a fte r w hich th e thug bound his Mr. and Mrs. W illiam W ittekind, convenient. Steam p re ssu re cooked ca p tiv e 's hands and p u t a gag in his S terlin g , G resham ; 4th H arvey W ay from C incinnati, Ohio, are h ere w ith In glass.—Adv. tf bill, O rient. th e ir fam ily a t th e hom e of th e ir CHAMPIONS. C arlsted t. H olsteins, Senior Cham pions— John d au g h ter, Mrs. W illiam Flem m ing, V ictory! Ju n io r C ham They intend to m ake th e ir hom e in th e pion, L aw rence A ylsw orth, G resham ; w est, probably in P o rtlan d . G rand Cham pion, Jo h n Flem ing, Vic Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Johnson a re re- tory. Je rse y s — Senior Cham pion, B ert I jolcing over th e a rriv a l of a little son Gibson, G resham ; Ju n io r Cham pion, I a t th e ir home, M arvin A lfred who Got a Knock in Your E ngine? VEGALENE IS GUARANTEED to not only remove the carbon, but to keep the engine clean. n o t p r o v e it fo r y o u r s e lf? Get It at Service Stations AN OREGON PRODUCT Manufactured at Gresham, Oregon One more week of Introductory Sale of the new “Easy” Washer Gas Heated Electric Driven D A N C IN G Every Wednesday and Saturday Evening Ruby Golf Links Pavilion BASF LINE GOAR WESTON'S PARAMOUNT ORCHESTRA Featuring D ANN Y CAY New Hall Dandy Floor Swell Music $1.00 per Couple Sand Rond .Material Gravel Crushed Rock Gresham Transfer & Service Station Light and Heavy Hauling GAS AND OIL WALRAD Phone 1«»1 WRIGHT GATES' FUNERAL HOME SERVICE »• SEWING Nothing can equal the effectiveness of a Div. I a.— l s t Alice In g ram , M aple- M rs' J A L iedf° r s w ill en te rta in home-like service, reasonably priced, backed wood; 2d B eatrice G ran t, R u ssell- th e ladles of th e D eborah Aid In th e ville; 3d Lois E vans, C o rb ett; 4th church p a rlo rs of th e Mission ch u rch up by methods that are fair and square. t? ° .n e. . L?.m k e- U nion-D am ascus; 5th | T h u rsd ay afternoon. All ladles of th e E lsie H offm eister, U nion-D am ascus. DAY OR NIGHT Div. 1 b.— 1st L illian K nudson, Rus com m unity are welcomed cordially to th is m eeting. sellv ille; 2d H a rrie t M organ, Powell h u rst; 3d H elen H essem er, Pow ell- MRS. J. E. GATES h u rst; 4th Je a n n e tte L am bert, P o rt J. E. GATES LUSTED Lady A ssistant land; 5th D oris Downs, P o rtland. Mortician Div. II.— 1st Viola Rydeen, P o rt Ja ck and D onnie M organ, follow ing lan d ; 2d Je a n Copeland. F airv iew ; 3d L anore Sandm an, R u ssellv ille; the death of th e ir m o th er In P o rtlan d 4th L illian K nudson. R u ssellv ille; 5th ten days ago, have resided w ith th e ir FUNERAL HELD FOR H elen B runson, Maplewood. un cle and au n t, Mr. and Mrs. F red LATE ROVER RESIDENT Div. III.— 1st E lizabeth F e h re n bacher, P o rtla n d : 2d L illian Hoek, M organ. T hey will probably rem ain F u n eral services w ere conducted P o rtlan d ; 3d F lo ren ce M ullenhoff, th e re d u rin g th e com ing year and a t O rient; 4th Je ssie N asshahn, O rient; tend th e Lusted school. The eight- Monday aftern o o n a t th e Sandy com 5th M arie M ullenhoff. O rient. m onths-old baby has been placed In m unity ch u rch for W illiam P resto n HOMEMAKING Roberts, age 68, who died S atu rd ay at th e c a re of a sis te r of Mr. Morgan. 1st E lizab eth F eh ren b ach er, P o rt his hom e n ea r Dover of leakage of the lan d ; 2d R uth F o ster, P o rtlan d ; 3d h eart. T he Rev. S. F. P itts was in M arjorie M oller, F airv iew ; 4th, K ath FAIRVIEW leen Lew is, F airv iew ; 6th Marfan ch a rg e of th e service and in te rm en t B urlingam e, Fairview . T he F airv iew g ran g e will m eet in w as la te r m ade In th e Sandy cem e Vulcanising and Retreading CANNING I. re g u la r session S atu rd ay evening, A u tery. T he deceased was born In AU W ork G uaranteed 1st D oris Downs, P o rtlan d ; 2d H elen Rand, P o rtla n d ; 3d Edith S w an g u st 8, th e m eeting to begin a t 8 H enry county, K entucky, and was son, G ilb ert; 4th M ildred. Kimsey, o'clock. m arried to Lou E thel New In 1881. P o rtla n d ; 5th P ricilla Beigh, G ilbert. An Ice cream social will be held They cam e to Oregon In May, 1886, GEO. A. BRANDT, Phone 1471 CANNING II. T h u rsd ay evening at th e residence of and took up a hom estead at Dover. 1st E lizab eth Ott, P o rtlan d ; 2d Bonnie Maxwell, G ilb ert; 3d Helen Mrs. C arrie T ow nsend, th e proceeds of He is survived by his wife and seven D ustin, P o rtla n d ; 4th C h ristin a Van w hich will be used for the benefit of ch ildren, Ida Jarl- Birch, Jo h n , George Z etter, P o rtlan d . th e W om an's society of the Sm ith Me and Web R oberts, L ulu P ost and POTATO. m orlal P re sb y teria n ch u rch . A p ro Rildie R oberts, also eig h t g ran d ch ll 1st K enneth B ram hail, T ro u td ale ; 2d Billy H olm es. G resham ; 3d Albion gram , gam es and m usic will precede dren. B esides these he leaves two . FOR CATARRH Sloop, O rien t; 4th G ilb ert Nelson, th e serv in g of refresh m en ts. T he Rev siste rs and th re e b ro th e rs in K en G resh am : 5th C arl E kstrom , G resham E. R. D. H ollensted, who w ith his wife tucky. GARDEN is spending a vacation n ear Rhodo 1st M arg aret B alm er, P o rtla n d : 2d Joseph K eyser, P o rtla n d ; 3d W illiam dendron, expects to be back F rid ay PLEASANT VALLEY H eim rick, P o rtla n d ; 4th R alph H ull- and on S unday th e u su al services will A free clin ic for In fan ts and pro m an. P o rtla n d ; 5th K erm itt Johnson, be held. G resham . school ch ild ren will be held a t th e ROSES Card of Thunks. 1st Joseph K eyser, P o rtlan d ; 2d I We w ish to th an k our friends and P le a sa n t V alley gran g e hall on T h u rs day aftern o o n at 1 o'clock u nder th e H elen K irk p atric k , P o rtland. j neighbors for th e ir sym pathy and MIXED BOUQUETS help given In th e sick n ess and death M ultnom ah County P ublic H ealth a s 1st H ubert H em m ing. P o rtlan d ; 2d I of o u r beloved son and b ro th er, Reg- sociation. Mrs. P aul W hiteside, e x M arjorie Hemming, P o rtlan d ; 3d I Inald, and for the beautiful floral of- ecutive se c re ta ry of th e association, Nellie G ray, P o rtlan d ; 4th Vivian j ferings. Mrs. Studt, a ssista n t co unty h ealth ! Davis. P o rtlan d : 5th Joseph K eyser Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stone, E arl and ! P o rtlan d . I n u rse, will be p resen t, also a p h y si Archie. cian. T he commIUee in ch a rg e of lo cal arra n g e m e n ts co n sists of Mrs. Anna Lehm an, ch a irm an ; Mrs. I O. Kiefer, n u rsin g ; Mrs. J. W F ro st su p p lies; Mrs. O. A. Bowen educa tio n ; Mrs, W illard Bliss, finance; Mrs. O. N. Sager, publicity. T he P le a sa n t V alley Ladles' Aid will m eet on T h u rsd ay , A ugust 6 with u Mrs. T hom as Grave. 1‘hone 2171 Gresham, Oregon F IS K down * VACUUM SYSTEM 20 P ackages W h i t e K in g W a s h in g P o w d e r with every Washer sold during this sale L. L. KIDDER HARDWARE CO. Now Is the Time to Electrify Your Home. Yon already know that Electric Service is the most nseiul and eronomical servant in the home. W h vn ot start now and let Electricity do all your household drudgery for you? MODERN APPLIANCES AT MODERATE PRICES We have an excellent stock to select from. Electric Store Electric Rnlldlng PORTLAND ELECTRIC POWER CO. TIRES and TUBES Gresham Tire Shop PERUNA 8/G DANCE TROUTDALE CITY HALL SATURDAY EVENING, AUG. 8 LET’S” PRIZE DANCE G/GRAY'S ORCHESTRA «< GO Hall under New Management Gentlemen 91.00 Ladie» Free Business Is built on advertising; buying Is encouraged by advertising; the public Is benefited by advertisng. What you want, wben yoa want It as you waat It— Want ad h . H a ll’s C a t a r r h M edicine rid your system o f C atan h or Deafness caused by Catarrh. M S t *»<<•«• A t sesr SC w m P. J. C H E N E Y & . C O .. T o led o . O h io
