Gresham outlook., August 13, 1926, Image 1

TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«. NO. 48
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1»2#
FAIR BOARD PAYS
BIG STACK OF BILLS
WATER REGULATIONS
BRAMHALL FAMILY
LEAGUE INSTITUTE
BOV HAS NARROW ESCAPE
APPLY TO GRFSIIAM
ENJOYS REUNION
HAS REAL WEDDING
WHEN DRAGGED BV RAKE
T W IC E
A
W EEK
#1.5» Per Year
LIST OF AWARDS
AT COUNTY FAIR
T hat th e reg u latio n s of th e city of
A m em orable and h appy g ath erin g
Several events of in te rest to local
Hugh McClure, 16-year-old son of
P ortlan d rela tin g to use of w ater for of last Sunday w as th a t of th e re ­ people occu rred at th e E pw orth Mr. and Mrs. J. I. McClure, living a
sp rin k lin g applies to G resham users union of the B ram hall fam ily whose League in stitu te, recen tly closed at m ile east of G resham n ea r Section
T he bills w ere stacked up high on Is m ade clea r by a com m unication re- living m em bers now num ber 99, direct F alls City. P erh ap s th e m ost out- L ine road. Is confined to his home as |
(Continued from la st issue)
th e desk of S ecretary A. W. M etzger of ceived by R ecorder C. G. Schneider descendants of E. S. B ram hall, th e standing w as the m arriag e on Sunday the resu lt of in ju ries received Wed-
th e fair association a t the board m eet­ and read at W ednesday n ig h t's coun­ fath e r of H arry B ram hall, of T ro u t­ afternoon, ju st preceding the service, nesday forenoon when th e team he J
HORSES
ing la st night and th e finance com ­ cil m eeting. It rea d s as follow s:
dale, at whose home th e g ath erin g of Miss Iren e Cotton to Otho Love, was driving ran aw ay, attach ed to a
P ercherona—S tallion 3 y ears and
m ittee toiled long at considering
“To all outside w ate r com panies. was held. Sixty-four w ere p resen t at T he Rev. E arl B. Cotton, b ro th er of hay rake, and dragged him p art of the ov<;r —18< A C. Ruby, 2d A. C. Ruby,
them and placing th e ir okeh on such d istricts, e tc.:— In com pliance w ith an the reunion Sunday, 58 of th is num ber the bride, perform ed th e cerem ony, distance acro ss a ten -acre field. The C ^ R u b v " '2d
“ R u lw ^ V rr ‘ w '
as w ere c lea r to them . T here w ere a j order from th e city council you are being m em bers of th e fam ily and th e
assisted b> Dr. John McCormick of boy sustained a cut on the head w here Bowers. Sacram ento, California.
few th a t w ere held over u n til next hereby notified th a t due to a sho rtag e rem aining
six.
visitors,
Adolph Kimball School of Theology. The he was hit by th e m achine and his en-
S tallion Colt, under 1 y ea r—1st A.
w eek's m eeting on T h u rsd ay night in of w ater in th e Bull Run river, on ac- Aschoff,the fath er of Mrs. H arry couple w ill sail on A ugust 21 from tire body is badly bruised. His p ar- C Kuby-
, o rd er to get the approval of su p e rin ­ count of lack of rain fall in the w ater B ram hall, of M armot, O regon; Mrs. S eattle for Sew ard. A laska, w here ents consider It alm ost m iraculous e M|“uby 3 9dea{ 9 “-ld “ nd ° Ver—l8 t A'
te n d en ts having th e w ork in charge. shed, it is n ecessary in o rd er to in ­ W iliam D. Thom as, Mrs. E lecta P a r ­
they will engage in hom e m issionary th a t he escaped In stan t death as he Bowers. ’
The board w as called on to approve sure satisfacto ry dom estic supply and sons and Mr. and Mrs. C larence P a r ­ w ork
was throw n com pletely u nder th e m a-
M ares, 2 y ears and u nder 3— 1st A.
th e paym ent of a $10 rew ard to a boy fire protection to lim it sp rin k lin g from sons, all of T routdale, and J. Andre,
The wedding seemed to have sta rted chine. A tooth of the rak e passed C H»l>y, 2d A. C. Ruby, 3d C. W.
who had found one of th e lost b al­ 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. on a lte rn a te days.
of Gresham .
a new tren d of thought, and a young I through a tro u se rs leg. ju st grazing ‘‘ n m e s 1 v ea r old A p R „hv
loons. th e rew ard having been offered
“All prem ises b earin g odd num bers
C hildren / b e s t p o ^ ’ ."ny a g T - l s t
Mr. an d Mrs. Joseph Wood and coupe invited all the “ In stitu te rs” to the skin.
by th e publicity com m ittee. As the may sp rin k le on odd calen d ar dates
2d C urt
g ran d d au g h ter, from M anhattan, K an­ th e .r wedding, and th e engagem ent j He wa8 d ragging over u fle|d w lth Floyd P riv ett. P o rtland.
balloons a re considered valuable the an(l 8» prem ises bearin g even num -
' % • " ,h "
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t e w
a s “ *
” T r" ’ A” '” r '
sas, w ere present and interceded for
rew ard w as gladly paid.
bers m ay sp rin k le on even calen d ar th e next m eeting of the B ram hall clan
ford of S a le m
1 Up sma
roots w hich had been left
E nglish S hires, mare« 3 y ears and
A req u e st cam e to the board to pay dates betw een the hours of 6 p. m. to
to be held at th a t place a year from
W
! from the h arrow ing. In kicking at over— 1st A. C. Ruby, 2d C. W. Bow-
a t le ast p a rt of the hospital and fu n e r­ 8 p. m. only, effective W ednesday, Au­
Mr. and Mrs. » . J. Cooper and fam- flle8 one of th e horgeg broke a , ug era. 3d A. C. Ruby.
now, w hich was agreed to. Mrs. Wood
al expense of Wm. R ankin, the Indian gust 4, 1926, until fu rth e r notice.”
j I I Belgian's
y ears and
and under
over
is a sister of H arry B ram hall and they ily and Miss Cora G reene w ent to whinh
w hich lot
let t».o
th e tongue onto th e ground.
ls t A c stallion.
,{I|by
2 3 yeyar8
w ho w as tak en to th e hospital and
The order is signed by L. S. K aiser, have been visiting different relativ es F alls City for the Sunday services.
This caused th e rak e to hit the horses 3, ls t A. C. Ruby, 2d A. C. Ruby,
la te r died as a re su lt of a sk u ll fra c ­ superin ten d en t d ep artm en t of public
Those who joined the P leasan t on th e hind legs and caused them to
before leaving for th e ir home. Joseph
Mares, 3 y ears and over— ls t A. C.
tu re received w hen he was throw n u tilities, B ureau of W ater W orks,
B ram hall, a b ro th er from K lam ath Home cam p the la tte r p art of the run. Young McClure was Vhrown u n - | R uby: n ,,,es 1 year old> A c »«by.
from a bucking h orse on the fair P ortland, Oregon
F alls w as also a guest. This was but week w ere Joe Drew, Mr. and Mrs. " "
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grounds. He w as not in th e em ploy
th e second tim e he had been here in H arry C arlson and Ted Nelson.
cued by some Jap an ese w orking near-
C lydesdale S tallion 3 years and
of Mr. Jo ry or the fair, but cam e fo r­ WELL KNOWN PEOPLE WED
the past 12 years. Many m em bers of
by. T hree stitch es w ere tak en in his o v er—ls t A. C. Ruby; m are 3 years
w ard, it is said, in response to an offer
AT BAIRD’S DALE PLACE th e B ram h all fam ily w ere p resen t CATTLE THIEVES FAIL
and over, ls t A. C. Ruby; 2d C. W.
head.
of $50 to anyone who would ride the
| Bow ers; 3d A. C. Ruby.
IN CLEVER ATTEMPT
from B attleground, W ashington, and
An
Interestin
g
wedding
took
place
horse. It is said he w as not a m em ­
Mr. and Mrs. A ugust B artsch. of Bend,
Mr. and Mrs. John G antenbein are GRESHAM YOUNG PEOPLE ! Six horse team s— ls t D am ascus.
b er of th e U m atilla tribe, b u t w as a W ednesday noon, A ugust 11, a t the
the la tte r a niece of H arry B ram hall,
home
of
Mrs.
Marie
S
h
indler
Johnson,
WED IN CALIFORNIA Prize $100.
th anking th eir lucky sta rs th a t they
Nez P erce of P ayette, Idaho, w here
w ere also p resen t for th e day.
B
aird
s
Dale
Place,
w
hen
her
d
au
g
h
­
Six horse team s—2d A. C. Ruby.
still have two of th e ir valuable cows,
th e body w as shipped. He w as m a r­
Prize $75.
As th is w as th e first occasion the which thieves nearly got aw ay with
ried, w as around 40 y ea rs old and ter, Mrs. G eraldine B aird Story, fo r­
Six horse team s—3d Ruby & Bow-
m erly Mrs. W alter P. Story, of Los eight b ro th ers and sisters had been to ­ on Monday evening, one of them a nounced th e m arria g e of th e ir d augh­
leaves a widow and son who is a
IT S
Prize $50.
ter, F lorence, to A lbert H orned
Angeles,
w
as
united
in
m
arria
g
e
to
g
eth
er
for
14
years,
th
e
m
eeting
w
as
purebred Brown Swiss. T he cows had youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam
Six horse team s— 4th A. C. Ruby.
young m an. I t is said the m an was
Thom as W. Kennedy, prom inent club a happy one and long to be rem em ­ been m ilked and tu rn ed into th e p ri­
Prize $25.
w ell to do.
H ornecker, on A ugust 3, in Oakland
The hospital and shipping expense m an and investm ent real estate b ro k ­ bered. W ith the exception of the sis­ vate lane leading south from th e b a rn ­ California. Mr. H ornecker w ent south
F orage P lan ts.'
w as advanced by others. It w as not er of F resn o and also of San F ra n c is­ te r from K ansas, all reside in W ash­ y ard acro ss th e O. W. P. car track . in Ju ly to estab lish him self In work,
Fodder— 1st John Eggim an.
co.
Dr.
C
harles
W.
H
uett,
p
asto
r
of
ington and Oregon. A ta b le seatin g 60 L ater one of th e boys was sen t to
p resented as a claim on the fa ir but I
Mangel Yellow W urtzels— 1st Mrs.
as a req u est w hich some thought ju s t | 2 " ,7 * lbodi8t E piscopal church at w as spread u nder an apple tree w ith round up th e cows and tu rn them into and later sen t for Miss Gill. The W. H. Gibson, 2d Mrs. G eorge B.
young
people
expect
to
m
ake
th
eir
W ebster, Gresham .
u n d er th e circu m stan ces. The m a tte r . ' n *
per ° ’'rned th e ceremony, the good th in g s of life, not excepting the p astu re, and he observed two
S ugar Beets— 1st Mrs. Geo. B. W eb­
w as tak en under advisem ent until the *
,
" J ° f ° raah a' N e b r a s- fried chicken. In th e afternoon w ater lig h ts down th e lane. As he ap ­ home In California.
T he bride has been em ployed for ster.
m eeting next T h u rsd ay night.
!
daU ghter of Mr' and Mr8' H. J. melon, can talo u p e and ice cream were proached two men crossed the track ,
Best Grain and Seeds.
T he bills allow ed at la st n ig h t's ? 7
h° n° r a " d ,h ® served. All contributed to the lunch clearly visible In the light of an ap several y ears in the office of the
m
„
i Yellow Dent Corn—George Schnef-
m eeting ru n up into the thou san d s of i brlde 8
» A. Shindler, official- w hich m ade it the m ore enjoyabe. Mr.
M ethodist Book Concern in P o rtland. I fer.
proaching east-bound electric car.
, ,,
wv
. .
ea as best man.
Yellow Sweet Corn— l s t A. J. K rue­
and Mrs. Dan McEwen sent four boxes The boy found two of his fath e r's
do llars. No com plete re p o rt could be
»»
.
Free Methodist Services.
ger.
m ade on the receip ts and expenses of fnrI f ' rV " 7 r ,
“ * 7 ° ' d fa m “ y of splendid peaches from th e ir farm cows tied to th e fence, evidently ready
“The P ossibilities of P ra y e r” will I W hite Sw eet Corn— ls t Mary E.
th e 1926 fair
form erly of Glasgow, Scotland, and at Zillah, W ashington, w hich w ere to be driven off by the thieves. The
Crane. Id George Schaeffer.
Mrs. K ennedy is connected w ith many duly appreciated.
two men w ere la ter seen at the K ehrli be th e topic of th e serm on Sunday
Vetch Seed—1st Jo h n Eggim an.
prom inent C alifornia fam ilies and is
A lfalfa— ls t Mary E. Crane, 2d Mrs.
Carelessness on His Part.
At the conclusion of dinner officers crossing in th e lig h t of th e sam e car m orning at 11 o'clock by th e Rev. L.
B eggar — "A n’ m adam e, my foot a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. S hind­ w ere elected for th e coining year, i retu rn in g to P ortland. S hortly afte r A. Skuzie, new paRtor of th e F ree I Alice Welbes.
w a re n ’t alw ays like th is.”
M ethodist ch u rch S unday school w ill
Jo h n E ggim an, 2d
ler, of P ortlan d . Mr. and Mrs. K en­
“I know th a t! T he la st tim e you nedy w ill reside at th e F airm o n t hotel A lready a .num ber a re m aking plans th is Mrs. G antenbein w as a ttra c te d by begin prom ptly at 10 o'clock under
Pop'
Corn.
10
ea
rs—
ls t Mrs. G. W.
to atten d th e reunion w hich w ill be ■ th e sound of a tru c k being sta rted up
w ere h ere you w ere blind and th e tim e
i in San F rancisco.
before th a t you w ere starving.
held at M anhattan, K ansas, a y ear and plainly saw it in th e drivew ay th e su p erin ten d en cy of the Rev. D. M Alder.
G rains and G rasses In Sheaves,
from th is tim e.
j n ear the g rad e school building. The Cathey. Young people’s m eeting will
In su ra n ce funds for farm Ioans. No LADY w i l l s h a k e h o m e with con
be held at 7 o’clock In the evening.
S pring O ats— l s t L ucinda W heeler,
I
tru
ck
tu
rn
ed
w
est
on
Pow
ell
stre
e
t
com m ission or brokerage. Very easv
genial couple housekeeping privileges ;
followed by th e preach in g service I “d, " rN Ktlna Hall.
“ W.
— T horne.—Adv.
*
*
fuel, lig h ts a n d w a te r f u rn is h ihed.
e d . M 1rs. M ethodist ( liurcli Services Announced and , . passed
Mrs. G
saw
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— antenbein,
.........„ „ „ „ „ who
„
1
* '
c e 'I
B arley— ls t John Eggim an, 2d Mrs.
term s. B.
Eleanor Boughner.
th a t ft contained two men and was , y®r m ee,,n g is beld p“ ch T h u rs- Edna M Hall.
Sunday m orning services a t th e
closely followed by a big to u rin g car d“ y eVen" ’g at 8 ° ’C,Ock
M“ ry ,E , C r? T w ,
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch w ill be­ In which w ere at least two oth er men.
On Tue8day evening th ere will be n L.r,A 2d Mrs M H. W h J ^ T . " '“ Wh8* "
gin a t 10 o’clock w ith Bible school,
m eeting of th e official board of th e
Red Clover— 1st L ucinda W heeler,
w hich will be followed a t 11 by m o rn ­
ch u rch , also a session of the Sunday 2d Mrs. Alice Welbes.
ing w orship, w hen th e p asto r Dr. j S. D. A. UAMI’ MEETING
AT FOREST («ROVE 8cb°o1 board a t which tim e Sunday
T im othy— l s t T hom as Rowan, 2d
Chas. W. H uett, will preach from th e f
school officers will be elected for th e | Jo h n Eggiman.
topic “T he W orld's L ight.” T h ere j
“The second com ing of C hrist, the ensuing year.
will be special music. T he E pw orth
Cereals.
P
rin
ce of Peace, is the W orld's single
Red W inter W heat—1st Jo h n E ggi­
League m eets a t 7 o’clock. T his se r­
Golden W edding (ele lirated .
man.
vice will be followed by an add ress on j hope,” declared Rev. T aylor G. Bunch
W hite Spring G ats— 1st Jo h n E ggi­
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
Oregon,
at
th
e
Seventh
Dr.
and
Mrs.
B
enjam
in
Alonzo
South A m erica, illu stra te d by th e !
m an, 2d Mrs. E dna Hall.
Day
A
dventist
cam
p
m
eeting
a
t
Forest
Cathey celeb rated th e ir golden wed-
stereopticon w ith a larg e num ber of
G ray W inter W heat— 1st Jo h n Eggl-
beautiful views. This is a co u n try of j (.rove. His subject was ‘The P assin g ding an n iv ersary Sunday a t th eir I man.
Night, the Dawn of E tern al Day.”
home In P o rtlan d with an inform al re-1 Colored varieties G ats—ls t Geo. R.
u n p aralleled n a tu ra l reso u rces and is j
"No
political
organization
or
hum
an
i
ception.
Dr. C athey will be rem em -I Schaeffer.
a superb field for th e proclam ation of
S w eepstakes B arley— 1st George R.
the Gospel m essage. Every C hristian m acbinPry. «aid he. can bring about bered by pioneer resid en ts in and Schaeffer
tbe
daw
n
of
a
b
rig
h
ter
day.
H
uman
around
G
resham
as
he
was
b
o
m
near
B eardless B arley— 1st Mrs. Edna
and every w ide-aw ake m odern person
can n o t help belng"’in terested in th e ' ’>fr° rts have failed and tb e I n t e r f .r - ( here on a farm In 1854. He was a H all.
S w eepstakes— 1st Mrs. E dna Hall.
subject. P ra y e r m eeting will be held enC® ° f divlne Provldence » lo,»‘ can g rad u ate of W illam ette U niversity and
W inter Rye— 1st Geo. R. Schaeffer.
a t 8 o ’clock on T h u rsd ay evening at save the w orld. Man's ex trem ity is ,||d post g rad u a te w ork In New York
S pring Rye— 1st Geo. It. Schaeffer.
God
s
o
p
p
o
rtu
n
ity
and
God
will
soon
before
re
tu
rn
in
g
to
the
w
est
to
prac-
the church.
act. F or 6,000 y ears tile world has tice. Dr. C athey and his wife w ere
Dairy Butter.
The last q u a rte rly conference for
been passing through th e d ark cruel resid en ts of C orvallis for m any years
1st Mrs. George B. W ebster. 2d Mrs.
the year for the Powell V alley circ u it
night of sin, u n d er th e ru lersh lp of th e «Bd moved to P o rtlan d about th ree M. II. W heeler, 3d Mrs. W. H. Gibson,
will be held a t th e P lea san t Home
p rin ce of d ark n ess, but his reign is I a„d a half y ea rs ago w here he Is as-
M ethodist ch u rch on Monday evening,
Honey.
about over.
soclated w ith his tw o sons, Dr. George
Special Climb— 1st Roy Stone, F air-
when rep o rts for th e year w ill be
"A thousand prophecies, prom ises Cathey and Dr. Collie Cathey in the view, 2d C. W. Rhoades, P o rtlan d , 3d
heard from G resham , F airview , Rock-
wood P lea san t Home Boring and eVentS
condltlon8 teU U8 th a t tbe P ractice of m edicine. He is a b rother A. M. Schantfn, P o rtland,
Special E x tracted Honey— ls t C. W.
Sandy. A potluck supper will be en- •*ha<?eS
n lg b t wlH "oon be s,attfire.d <>* David M. C athey who resides a mile
Rhoades, 2d Roy Stone, 3d A. M.
joyed at 6 30 and will be followed by 7
F 8‘ng 8U'' ° f rlK b,eousn' 88 and w est of G resham
T he reception on S chantln.
On no other occasion has any new m otor-car so stirred the
the business session.
P rV
fT
°h
I ” ” 8U“ day W“8 prPredt,d by 8 fam lly
Special Beeswax— l s t A. M. S ch an ­
interest and enthusiasm of the motor-wise American pub­
tln, 2d Roy Stone.
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! P rince of P eace Is about to tak e hu- i „ e r at th e H otel P ortland.
Honey V inegar—1st C. W. Rhoades,
m an affairs into his own h an d s; then j
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lic as has this new “70” W illys-Knight Six . . . . So su­
2d A. M. S chantln.
POWELL VALLEY CLUB
th is night of h au n tin g fears, of bloody :
perior is this car in its phenomenal power, so different in
G eneral display Honey Wax and
Mail Injured at Fair Dies.
WINS IN JUDGING w ars, of plagues, of fam ines, crim e !
its many advantages, it is easy to understand why its grip
Bees— ls t A. M. S chantln.
W
illiam
8.
R
ankin,
34-year-oid
In
­
and sorrow w ill forever end.”
on the public im agination has been so intense and so far
(To be continued next Issue)
In the judging teajp contest of the
reaching.
The activ ities of hundreds of people j dian of Cayuse, Oregon, who was
boys' and g irls' club w ork at th e coun­ who are deeply in terested In th e ir r e ­ throw n from his broncho a t the coun­
Apple and G rape In tertw in ed .
This new "70” Six applies the principles of high-speed
ty fair, th e w inning team whr the ligious program m ake th e A dventist ty fair S atu rd ay evening d u rin g a
Som
ething un u su al in th e line of
engine construction to the Knight Sleeve-Valve motor
lo w ell \a lle y calf club and th e prize «mcampment a veritab le city within bucking contest, succum bed from his h o rtic u ltu ra l grow th Is a cloaely-
with startling results. W ith a 2 15-16-inch bore and 4%-
t
h
e
c
i
t
y
of
F
o
rest
,
lnJur,pg
early
T
uesday
m
orning
at
is a trip to th e Pacific In tern atio n al th e confines of
entw lned apple tree and g rap e vine on
inch stroke this new Sleeve-Valve Six engine delivers
Livestock show in November w here Grove. By stage, train and au to ad- ' Good S am aritan hospital. A fter throw - the prem ises of one of th e Cleveland
g reater power per cubic inch of piston displacement
the team w ill be allow ed to com pete h eren ts of th e faith have found th eir | lng blra tbe an ln ‘al kicked him In the
houses on Main street, occupied by A.
throughout its complete range, than any stock American
for the Pacific n o rth w est cham pion- way to th e city park, and hundreds head ’ r ’”' u ltln f' ln “ «cvere fra c tu re of
E. Malo. A passerby on the highw ay
m otor-car engine built today.
ship.
more will arriv e before Sunday. An 7 " H**u ll. In term en t took place at
m ight for a m om ent w onder w hat
The Victory calf club scored second intensive, religious program from 6 K,*OHkia< Idaho. He Is survived by a
In speed and power the new “70” W illys-Knight Six liter­
b rillian t red fru it Is grow ing on a
widow.
ally out-perform s all other stock cars of comparable size.
place and th is will m ean a trip to the a. m. until 9 p. m., with re st periods,
m am m oth grap e vine, as the g rap e fol­
It affords an unequaled combination of liberal room with
sta te fair at Salem next m onth w here '
th e o rd er dally,
iage seem s to predom inate, b ut on
Je rse y ( iis Jo in s Select Class.
th e team will Judge in livestock. T hird i
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modern compact appearance. It has a long, racy effect
closer inspection the apple tree can
D
orothy's
Oolden
E
m
press
550685,
a
with m oderate actual length. Here is an economy of
Zion Evungellcal Ser,Ice«.
place w as won by th e V ictory pig
be p lainly d iscern ib le bearing, not
tw o-year-old
Je rse y
cow,
weight never before achieved in a car of its type.
Sunday school convenes Sunday ju n io r
club team , th e aw ard being a cash
only its own beautiful red apples, but
owned
by
B.
C.
A
ltm
an,
of
G
resham
,
prize of $1 each.
m orning at 10 o'clock at the Zion
su p p o rtin g th e g rap e vine as well
SEDAN
has com pleted h er te st In w hich she
In the p o u ltry Judging contest Evangelical church, followed by the
which every y ear bears a large
produced 442.37 lbs. of fat and 8785
Lynch was aw arded first place. This E nglish preaching service at 11 from
am ount of luscious grapes.
lbs. of milk In 351 days. She carried
club is u nder th e lead ersh ip of Mrs. tbe topfc’ ‘ T be P h arisee and th e Pub-
her calf for 166 days of th is tim e and tntieHHiftt
Lee S helter. The second prize was ,,c a n ” G erm an services will imme-
her milk averaged 5.04 per cent but-
given to the club at G ilbert of which d,a te |y follow th e E nglish services.
C0MIM1 EVENTS.
te rfa t for the test. With th is record
E. M. C alkins is leader.
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Many new W ant Ads today.
she
qualified
for
th
e
R
egister
of
Merit
Touring $1 295
Local and Statew ide.
of th e A m erican Je rse y C attle club
F O. B FACTORY
U ndenom inational ram p m eetin g In
We reserve the right to
change prices and specifica­
P ierce to I>I* cn « m “ Dennl* Rexolii. B alm quiat's grove, A ugust 13 to 23.
tions without notice.
Hon."
T rail to R a il” celebration in recog­
The new W illys F inance
G overnor » ’a lte r P ierce has been nition of the opening of the new “C as­
P lan offers a sm aller down
j scheduled to speak at the c e n tra l II- ca d e” line of th e Southern Pacific be­
paym ent, low er m onthly
UNDENOMINATIONAL
j b rary In P o rtlan d on Tuesday. A ugust tw een Eugene and K lam ath F ails, at
p ay m ents; and th e low est
cre d it-co st in th e Industry.
17, at 7:30 on the subject of the "D en- Kuk*tie, A ugust 19 and 20
In Palmqaint Grove, I lilot-ks east of library,
! nls R esolution.”
C lackam as county fa ir at Canby,
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Septem ber 21-24.
otartinir Aniriint 18. Good Speaker». Insplrinir Music.
Peaches. Pick ’Em!
S tate fair at Salem S eptem ber 27 to
Services ln charge of Evangelist Frederick J. Betts.
P
eaches
50
cen
ts
per
box.
Apple
O
ctober
2
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J. C. HESSEL
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America
welcomes it
with open arms
$
1495
new
WILLYS
KNIGHT
“70” 6
Coming Next!
BIG CAMP MEETING
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
Phone Gresham 1111
EYERYHDDY COME.
son's place, 3 m iles ea st of E stacada. ’ o rtl* nd' October 30 to November 6.
opposite Garfield G range h all.—Adv. ,
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