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
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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
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Every Wednesday and
Saturday Evening
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ORCHESTRA
Featuring
D ANN Y CAY
New Hall
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Swell Music
$1.00 per Couple
Sand
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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.
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TIRES
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