Gresham outlook., August 20, 1926, Image 1

TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«. NO. 5(1
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST ¿0. I »20
UNION HIGH TO OPEN
MONDAY, SEPT. 13
EIRE DESTROYS GARAGE
ON LUNDQUIST PLAUE I
EFFICACY OF PRAYER SEEN
IN RESCUE OF LOST BOY
T W IC E
A
W EEK
$ 1.50 Per Year
VACATION ENJOYED
AT NEWPORT REACH
PREMIUM AWARDS
GIVEN AT FAIR
A sp e ctacu lar blaze o ccurred T h u rs
day forenoon on the prem ises of F. A
(By Mary E. W elch)
L undquist, ow ner of th e L undquist
T here is one advantage about a
tru ck in g service, when fire of an u n ­
short vacation—it seem s so good to
W ith the opening of school only determ ined origin alm ost com pletely
get home and get rested up. How­
The efficacy of p ray er is seen in the th e log w here th e big feet had pressed ever, even a day or two of sa lt air at
th ree weeks aw ay and the dAte of re g ­ destroyed th e larg e dquble g arag e a t
(Continued from la st issue)
istra tio n of all new stud en ts and the re a r of his property, to g eth er with rescue of little Jack Strong from the down hard in p rep aratio n for a spring. the beach has a tendency to clea r up 1
yearling
h. ii, r 1st John
freshm en set for Friday, Septem ber the conten ts including a H udson au to d an g ers to w hich he was exposed Before reaching th at point a hoot owl the fog in th e mind. Possibly if a few 1 n Senior
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10, inquiries are com ing in concern­ mobile. It is a m ystery how the fire
a ttra c te d the atten tio n of the bov and 2 X “ _areJ P ° * ’ .“ n,on,h
be 8,111 , Ju n io r ‘ yearlhi’g ’''h e ife r-V st Th
during
the
th
ree
days
and
th
ree
nights
ing school, says P rin cip al R. E. C an­ got started .
he climbed the ridge to try and see it. b‘ ” ‘‘r Tbe activities at N ew port are \ i n r “ nn ’rril„ l <“*r
T heodore Brugger.
non, who has given out the following
At first Mrs. L undquist thought it in w hich he w andered alone in the th u s avoiding the am bush. When he m8nF an<1 varied. I m ade the mis- i
'Kgi,r
heifer— 1st John Boeck-
inform ation:
was caused by a sp a rk of fire in some rugged fastn esses on th e slope of Mt. was on the ridge he h eard and saw ' a ^ ‘ l°if »“ »»»«« °«T some of the delight- ., b ^ ,or
Boeckli,
3d Jo h n Boeckli
, ,
B onk
T here will be six new faces am ong chicken ro o sts w hich she had been Hood, and his p aren ts, Mr and Mis. the Sandy and went to it looking for 111 ,b ,n k® 1 w anted to do until Tues- .
« ^ dpd
i
T S * “ * ,
.
th e high school teach ers. W ith the cleaning in th e yard, but from the fact H. W. Strong of G resham , express ¡he £ y T i T d o L T w he Ä
**’r
heifer— 1st Theodore
addition of G ilbert and P o w ellhurst the roosts w ere not burned in the g reat g ratitu d e to all who joined ia to hack trac k and discovered the co“ ,1“ ‘»p'l long enough and the day
John Boeckli, 3d Theo-
d istric ts and the exceptionally large sm all henhouse w hich adjoins the gar su p p licatio n for his safe re tu rn to trac k s of th e cougar and set about to was a P ^ P ^ tu a l dow npour. We en- \ ru ^ „ r ’
eighth grade g rad u a tin g classes, two age a t th e re a r would be evidence the th e ir arm s. He w as all th e tim e in outw it him. He had been told th a t th e , j“ yed a d r,v e alo n < th * bp«“ -h over " o ^ »n>gger.
extrem
e
d
anger
from
a
stealth
y
toe,
cat
was
afraid
of
the
w
ater
so
he
,h
e
Pa
r
,
ly-com
pleted
Roosevelt
high-
,<r‘
e<|ers
young
h erd—1st Theodore
new teach ers w ill be added. These blaze did not o rig in ate th a t way.
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ail ald er
at . B^ »» « e; . _ . ,
The garag e was alm ost new. In fact from precipitous cliffs, from the cold crossed the Sandy on a a o sm
iu a ii a iu e r i
*
---- ---- ~ we stopped »».
a re Melba S anders and Mildred Wal
head N u th o u s e and w alked ,,..„.^7, r ®,H
. h erd~ l s t
J
lace. H en rie tta L aw rence w ill sue was not en tirely com pleted. It is now of th e high altitu d e, and he m ust log to get aw ay from the beast, though T
perilous th
th in
in g g to
4s 3
,o ,b e t ° wt>r w here th e re was , .
"d
heodore B rugger, 3d
to do
d o . __
ceed Miss H utchison who was elected a blackened m ass, although the local needs cro ss and rec ro ss a roaring, it w as a perilous
tu
rb
u
le
n
t
stream
w
hich
th
reaten
ed
to
a
splendid
view
of
the
ocean
for
a
dis-
I
J
o
b
"
Boeckli.
d ark approached, he confesses, lie sat
to teach in P ortland. Alice P rindle fire departm en t did valian t w ork in
will succeed Miss Dickey, who will a t­ extinguishing the flames. T he H ud­ engulf him. The p are n ts believe th at down and cried—a little— but he de­ tan ce of 20 miles. The keeper said 1 _ .Get o( 8lre— ls t John Boeckli, 2d
these
p
ray
e
rs
had
a
vital
p
a
rt
in
the
cided th a t crying would not help, so th a t in a high wind the building would ^ , ° * ! o re , BruKK**r ‘ 3d Jo h n Boeckli,
tend school at the U niversity of C ali­ son was n o t a new m achine and p ro b ­ finding of th e ir boy.
„ T heodore Brugger.
he proceeded to m ake p rep aratio n s sw ay perceptibly but th a t if it did not
fornia. C larence Ownbey w ill succeed ably w’ill not be considered as g rea t
Many d etails of th e losing of the for the night. He chose a group of sway to some extent, it would topple I ,, 1 ro<*uce „ of ,lam—1st
T heodore
Hope M acKenzie, who enters Leland a loss as the building itself. A b arrel child
and
the
search
for
him
which
Brugger,
2d John Boeckli, 3d John
S tanford U niversity, and C harles Sa- of oil was consum ed, also num erous have not been m ade public are being four trees, one of which he thought over In a stro n g gale.
Boeckli,
4th
T
heodore
Brugger.
he could clim b if necessary. He made
v 'ru d e will succeed Miss P ortia Kid­ tools and a rticle s of considerable
A nother stop along the highw ay was
reh earsed in the fam ily, although the a shelter of ro tten lim bs and bark to visit the sea lion at Ocean P ark
G raded h erd— 1st T heodore B rug­
well. Miss Kidw ell w as m arried d u r­ value to the ow ner.
discussion is not being carried on in against th e rocks. He knew when the and still fu rth e r a stop at th e D evil's ger, 2d Jo h n Boeckli. Senior ch am ­
ing the sum m er. O ther teach ers who
the presen ce of Jack. He is dropping, pan th er cam e to th e w a te r's edge in Punch bowl. T his was an aw e-in sp ir­ pion bull, Theodore B rugger, Ju n io r
a re retu rn in g a re : U lalla S tratto n , ARTHUR STKEBIN WEI>8
how ever, incidents of his experience his p ursuit, and In th e g ath erin g d a rk ­ ing sight,—a g reat basin of rock cham pion bull, A nna Boeckli. Senior
H elen A nkcorn, Lyle Mason, K enneth
PH WELL VALLEY GIRL which a re being pieced to g eth er until ness
saw the gleam of th e anim al's w hich tills w ith w ater at high tide and cham pion cow, T heodore Brugger.
F endall, Elizabeth P ark er, C larence
Ju n io r cham pion cow, Jo h n Broeckll.
the events of the first day and night
K ruger, M arjorie Machen, M iriam
A wedding of in te re st to th e m any are p retty w ell established. One thing eyes. He saw it run off in p u rsu it of from w hich th e re could be no escape. G rand cham pion fem ale, T heodore
Inglis, A ugusta H ahn and Isa Wasson. friends of the bride and groom in is certain . It was a larg e couger a rabbit and thought th a t it w ouldn’t A man fell in th e re about a y ear ago B rugger.
Mrs. Vida Sm ith will have charge of G resham and in th e vicinity of Powell which w as trac k in g him, and he knew be enough to satisfy th e p a n th e r’s and drowned in sight- of his family.
,
Im m ediately afte r, a life p reserv er
th e lib ra ry and Miss N ettie Nelson Valley is th a t of A rth u r S trebin, son before d ark fell th a t th e anim al was hunger,
SW INE.
T hat night he slept but was kept was placed nearby encased in a glass
w ill be in the p rin cip al’s office.
of Mrs. C. E. Osburn, and Miss Em m a after him.
Chester White.
aw
ake
a
p
art
of
the
tim
e
by
the
cold.
case
for
fu
tu
re
use
should
the
o
cca­
C. Johnson, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs.
Boar, 1 y ear old and u nder 2— 1st
Full School Expected.
When Rnv and W inston S trong fin­ T he next day he sta rted out on the sion require.
P. A. Johnson. The cerem ony w as
E lm er Stougel, W ilsonville, Oregon;
G resham Union High school Was had perform ed by Dr. A. Thom pson at his ished th e ir fishing on T hursday a fte r­ long, w earisom e trek w hich lasted u n ­
A
visit
w
as
m
ade
to
th
e
office
a steady grow th each year and it is residence on W ednesday evening and noon of la st week, th ey called to th eir til Sunday afternoon w hen he was of the N ew port Jo u rn al w here the 2d T heodore Brugger.
Boar, u n d er 6 m onths, age consid­
expected the school wil be taxed to its was w itnessed by Carli’tos S trebin, a b ro th er th a t they w ere going and for found standing on Yocum ridge and editor casually inform ed me th u t
cap acity th is year. It may be neces­ b rother of th e groom. Miss H ilm a him to come on. He said th a t he tak in g his bearings w ith a view to som etim es he got out two issues of his ered— 1st and 2d E lm er Stougel 3d
sary, in order to take carp of the en­ Johnson, a sister of th e bride and Mrs. would come as soon as he got a drink, fu rth e r effort to find his way out. Th« paper if he w asn ’t too lazy and som e­ T heodore Brugger.
tire enrollm ent, to refuse adm ission to A. Thom pson. A reception w as a fte r­ but d eclares th a t he th ought th e calls h ab itat of the p an th er had been left tim es It cam e out on W ednesday and E lm e r; of ,827 Bull,
Sow. 18 m onths and u nder 2 years—
post g rad u ates and o th ers not paying w ard tendered them at th e hom e of cam e from down stream instead of up. behind on Friday.
if not on th a t day, the day following
E lm er Stougel, 2d Theodore
full tuition. It is difficult to predict the bride in Powell Valley w hich was So Jack sta rted down stream , which
The valiant work of Edw ard and would do. E vidently rqethods vary in 1st
Brugger.
w as Miner Creek, a sm all trib u ta ry of I Ray Strong, the older b ro th ers, has
how la rg e the freshm an class w ill be attended by a larg e num ber.
Sow, 1 y ear old and under 18 tnos.—
Lost creek, not the la tte r as has been been given much publicity, but little different localities.
and, w hether it is realized or not, it is
Many pleasing gifts w ere received
The one absorbing topic of conver­ 1st E lm er Stougel, 2d Wm. Newlands.
th e freshm an class th a t governs the by th e couple. A fter spending a few said in all new s rep o rts. He proceed­ has been said of the h ard e r task im ­
sation on the beach. In re sta u ra n ts,
Sow, u n d er 6 m onths, age consid­
ed down stream expecting to find his
school.
days at Seaside and at Ryderwood, brothers. Had he kept going, th e re is posed on W inston, 18, by his father, on the train , everyw here,— was the ered— 1st E lm er Stougel, 2d E lm er
who
told
him
to
go
w
ith
his
com
­
Annual Wins First Place.
W ashington, Mr. and Mrs. S trebin will every reason to suppose th a t he would
sto ry of the lost boy ’ of G resham , Stougel, 3d W illiam Newlands.
Word from the Oregon C hapter of retu rn to P o rtlan d to reside w here he have been attack ed by the p an th er, as panion, Arden Squire, to P arad ise Jack ie Strong. G reat excitem ent p re­
Sow and litter of not less than 5
park
and
stay
th
e
re
until
told
to
come
Sigma D elta Chi of O. A. C. advises is em ployed in a garage.
the trac k s of th e an im al following down
Arden m ade trip s to the vailed w hen the news cam e th a t he pigs— 1st W illiam Newlands.
th a t the 1926 “M unhinotu” won first
was
found.
W
henever
I
let
It
become
H erds, young herd to consist of 1
those of th e boy w ere found la ter by se a rc h e rs’ h ea d q u arters and took back
place afte r a g ru ellin g con test with
Methodist Episcopal Church.
known that 1 was from G resham , the boar and 3 sows, 6 m onths and under
Jack D owsett, Lloyd Johnson and
schools of its class. Advice is given
Bible school a t 10 a. ni. A graded an o th er young man. They saw where rep o rts and supplies, hut W inston r e ­ town w here Jack ie lived, I was Imme­ 1 year, bred by exhibitor— 1st E lm er
m ained at his post like a tru e soldier
us th at none of th e oth er an n u als school w ith classes for all ages w ith
diately the ce n te r of Interest. E v ery ­ Stougel, 2d E lm er Stougel.
m ain tained the steady level of m erit com petent te ach ers and a w arm w el­ the beast slipped around and took his | until released on Sunday afternoon bv w here strong men w ere com m enting
Get of sire— 1st Elm er Stougel, 2d
position u n d er a log in a good post- !a m essage from his father, lie dlrect-
achieved by the ‘ M unhinotu.”
Its come.
on hfs w onderful power of en d u ran ce, E lm er Stougel.
tlon and they saw th e trac k s u nder ed the men who finally found Jack.
com plete score, as averaged by five
M orning w orship and serm on at 11
his courage, his fortitude
Produce of 1 sow—1st E lm er S to u­
judges, w as 94.8 per cent. W hile g en ­ a. in. The p asto r will preach tak in g PAUIEK’ INTERNATIONAL
gel, 2d E lm er Stougel.
CORBETT
erally well up on the many points as a them e "The Sins T hat Crucified
NEW HOMES BUILDING
Hampshire.
PREMIUM LIST OUT
considered in the contest, the annual Jesu s.' T here w ill be special m usic.
IN BEAUTII I L TRAUT Ju n io r cham pion sow —Jno. Welbes,
Columbia g ran g e enjoyed its regu-
w as m entioned as especially deserv­ E pw orth League devotional service
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Jr.
The O utlook has received a sam ple I lav m eeting S aturday, A ugust 14, held
ing iti its contents, originality, selec­ at 7 o'clock and at 8 o’clock a ste re -
Steady developm ents in th e d istric t
Sow 1 y ear old and tinder 18 m onths
tion of m aterial for articles, illu s tra ­ opticon add ress on South A m erica. copy of th e prem ium list for th e P a- | a week la te r th an the usual m onthly
in the vicinity of th e B arker and I’ow- — 2d T hom as D arling, Jr.
tions, good p rin tin g and engraving in F ine pictures, a live topic and w el­ cific In te rn a tio n a l a t P o rtlan d , th e
m
eeting
dhy,
because
of
th
e
M
ultno­
(‘II Valley roads west of G resham have
Sow, under 6 m onths, age consid-
accord with th e g eneral excellence. come for everybody.
been going on for several m onths, and cred — 1st Jo h n W elbes Jr.. 2 d ’ W. A.
E lb ert Boice w as editor-in-chief and
P ra y er m eeting T h u rsd ay evening prem ier livestock show of the west. mah county fair. A fine lunch was new building pro jects are now under Copeland, Jr., Fairview,
A rnold R ogers w as th e a rtist. These at 8 o’clock. All who really w ish to The dates th is year w ill be October 30 served a t noon, followed by a pleasant
way. This d istric t Is located con-
Get of sire— 1st T hom as D arling Jr.
tw o deserve special m ention. Next serve God welcomed.
to November 6, and the prem ium lectu re hour in ch arg e of D ella Henkle. veniently betw een G resham and P o rt-
P roduce of sow—1st T hom as D arl-
y e a r's ann u al w ill be edited by David
aw
ard
s
from
all
so
u
rces
am
ount
to
The gran g e is m aking plans to e n te r­ land, is In the Lynch ru ra l school dis- ing J r.
L ane and the staff he chooses.
Why not buy lum ber direct from the ap proxim ately $100,000.
Berkshire,
tain th e Pioneers of E ast M ultnomah tr lc t and the G resham Union high
Many to Enter College.
m ill? Sandy L um ber Co., phone S an ­
school d istrict.
Boar, 6 m onths and u nder 1 year—
T his prize list is divided am ongst county, W ednesday, S eptem ber 1.
A lthough the opening of college is dy 223.—Adv.
tf
M eadowhtirst, an 18-acre tra c t be- E. W. Gribble.
some six weeks aw ay tra n sfe r of c re d ­
Ju liu s L. Meier and fam ily cam e longing to Wm. H ornecker w as plat-
the various d ep artm en ts practically as
Sqw, 2 y ea rs old and over— 1st E
its have been m ade by th e follow ing: attending Oregon S tate norm al. M ar­ follow s: D airy breeds, $15,500; Bee from P o rtlan d in th e ir launch S a tu r­ ted
and put on the m arket th ree y ears W. Gribble.
To the U niversity of Oregon, W illiam g aret K oerner and F ra n ce s Cook will
Sow, 1 year old and over 18 m onths
breeds $16.000; Sheep and Goats, $10. day evening to C orbett staWon, w here ago, and th e re are now eig h t new
S andstrom , Jack D ow sett, E rn est N el­ atten d business college.
they w ere met by m otor ca r and taken hom es com pleted. Chas. W ilden has — 1st E. W. Gribble.
000;
Hogs.
$3,750;
H
eavy
D
raft
H
orses
son and E dw ard Schenk. To O. A. C„
O thers who have indicated th e ir in ­
purchased half an acre on Maple ave-
Sow. 6 m onths old and u nder 1 year
Melville Richey, E ldore Johnson, E u ­ tention of atten d in g college b ut have and Night H orse Show, $18,000 by the to Menucha, th eir sum m er home.
line. E. S. S tandley has moved Into — 1st and 2d E. W. Gribble.
gene W elling, H arvey Brown. To not asked for tra n s fe r of cre d its in ­ Exposition p ro p er and $18,000 by
A. S. Kincaid and F. W. Reed spent his new residence, an E nglish bunga-
Sow, u n d er 6 m onths, age consid-
Reed College: Mary K niefel, and Don­ clude E dw ard Southard, who will a t­
low. on Powell Valley road. N. Sable ered— 1st E. W. Gribble.
ald Confrey. E dw ard Stubbs will en­ tend th e U niversity of C alifornia: sponsors of stak es and from en try the week-end at Pacific City.
Young herd to consist of b oar and ‘
Mr. and Mrs. T aylor and Burton and of the Sable Motor com pany of P o rt-
te r th e N orthw est School of D entistry. E lbert Boice, th e U niversity of O re­ fees in th ese big classes, a to tal of
has purchased two ac res on Bar- 3 sows 6 m onths and under 1 y ear_
D ora H offm eister has filed her credits gon; S arah Metzger, business col­ $36,000, m aking th is show one of the Evelyn H ayes of P o rtlan d w ere the k land
w ith Pacific U niversity. H elen Lau- lege: Lloyd A rvidson, O. A. C.; E le a­ la rg e st horse show s in A m erica which g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. F red C. Reed, er road and has a fine house under 1st E. W. Gribble.
construction. It is said th a t $11,009
Get of sire— 1st E. W. Gribble,
dan will attend th e U niversity of nor Botkin, special stu d en t in m usic;
Sunday.
will be expended on th e house and
P roduce of 1 sow, 4 anim als, any
W ashington at Seattle. Mary Wold Wilma Fensk, O. A. C.; H ortense Sow- distinction it has held for the past two
grounds. City conveniences and build- age— 1st E. W. Gribble.
w ill attend Sioux F alls college at ard, a college in the m iddle w est, and years. F a t stock classes, $5,000; Boys
ing restric tio n s are offered In th is
Poland Chinn
Sioux City, Iowa. Ailie B artell, Edith Floyd McKinney nig h t school In P o rt­ and G irls’ Club W ork, $5,000; D airy
HOGAN
and Evelyn H owell a re planning on land.
C
arl
Polson
has
purchased
20
acres,
D
ahl'^T
ro'iitdale
m on,b* ls t H arold
P roducts, $1,000; Ju d g in g Team s, $2,
Mr. and Mrs. L arry F itzg erald left
a p art of the Wilson estate, at the
|,« ro c lersev
500, to g eth er w ith th e groupings of
F riday for th e r home a t K lam ath w est of M eadow hurst and has com-
n „a r
9 v a » r . ,,ia
„„ f* „
1 . r
oth er sm a lle r Items, w hich will bring
'
** " ovcr
Falls, after having spent 10 days with pleted a beautiful new house for his j, Meindl
th e am o u n t up to th e hundred th o u ­
Mr. Polson is a c o n tra c to r and
n,,.,r c ,
■ .
the fo rm er’s au n t, Mrs. W. H. Black. b home.
u i l d e r oT P o r t l a n d
’ 6 2() m on,bs
nder 1 y J3(|
ear—
sand d o llar m ark.
I I . j„ t ”
L a, e ||e and n u Me(nd|
„
Mrs. A. A lexander of P o rtlan d , a c ­ hiiiider ot I o rtlan d
H enry Zenger hait a tra c t on the C. Compton, Boring.
T h ere w ill be a w onderful fox de­
com panied by her fath er, m o th er and west of B arker road, w here he built a
partm en t. It is assu red a t th e present
Boar, u n d er 6 m onths— 1st L. 8.
sister of Boise, Idaho, drove out Mon­ fine bungalow a year ago. Adolf Z en­ B erry,
P o rtlan d ; 2d L. 8. B erry, 3d
tim e th a t foxes from the en tire Pacific
ger
has
a
house
under
co
n
stru
ctio
n
on
day afternoon for a visit with Mr. and
Ju lia n a K ercher.
slope and A laska w ill be shown and a
th
e
east
side
of
the
B
ark
er
road
oppo-
j
Mrs. W. H. Black.
Sow, 2 y ears old and over— 1st L a­
site th a t of his hrother.
m ovem ent is u n d er w ay w hereby the
velle B. Meindl. 2d L. B. Meindl.
Mrs. M. D oryland en tertain ed the
Do you need any new
A m erican N ational Fox B reeders' As­
Sow, 18 m onths and under 2 years—
follow ing relativ es and frien d s S un­ WOODMEN OFFICIALS
1st H.
Compton.
sociation sh all hold its N ational Show
day. Mr. and Mrs. Ted M iller of P o rt­
towels, sheets, table linens
VISIT PORTLAND Sow, 1 y ear old and u nder 18 m onths
with us. If go, ft will probably m ean
■
| — 1st L. B. Meindl.
land, Mr. and Mrs. H enry R eim er and
th e show ing of a t least a thousand
Officials from the head cam p of th e
Sow, 6 m onths old and u nder 1 y ear
or other household lin­
tw o ch ildren, of E stacad a, Mr. and
foxes, a w onderful exhibit in Itself and
Woodmen
of
the
World,
at
D
enver,
—1st
and 2d H. C. Compton, 3d L. B.
Mrs. C arl Long of G resham and Anton
Colorado, are visiting In P o rtlan d th is M' J n d l-
one th a t w ill a ttr a c t nation-w ide a t­
ens? If you do, now is
Johnson, of E stacada.
u n d er 6 m onths— 1st and 2d
tention.
week. John L. Schw elgert a ssista n t L. how,
8. B erry, 3d Isab elle Newland.
Our "T ru th in M eats” exhibit a t­
the time to buy, that is, if
to th e head consul and ed ito r of th e ir
Aged herd to consist of 1 boar and
HALEY
tracted so m uch notice la st year and
fra te rn a l paper, th e Pacific Woodman, 3 sow s— 1st L. B. Meindl.
you want to save money
has resu lted in so much good to the
Young h erd— 1st H. C. Com pton, 2d
The Rev. C. G. E m anuel, who has to g eth er with A H. Laub, head cam p
Livestock In d u stry th a t it has been been visiting In this com m unity for a c tu a ry and clerk of D enver Camp, Ju lia n a K ercher, 3d L. B. Meindl.
of sire— 1st L. 8. B erry, 2d L.
on your purchases.
decided to put it on again this year the past ten days, left W ednesday for No. 1, accom panied by Mrs. Schw el­ B. Get
Meindl, 3d H. C. Compton.
P o rtlan d and P asadena, California.
w ith added fea tu re s
We will show
P roduce of 1 sow—1st H. C. Comp-
Sunday school will convene at 10 g e rt and Mrs. Lauh, a re w ith th e vis­
ton, 2d L. 8. B erry, 3d Ju lia n a
th e cost of producing a pound of beef
clock at the H aley B aptist church iting party.
K ercher.
Heavy Turkish Towels
from the tim e th e ran c h investm ent is followed by th e m orning preaching
W hile here th ey are being e n te r­
Bnroe Jersey.
24 x 45 white, regular 65c, n o w ........................................50c
m ade un til th e beefsteak is on the service In Swedish at 11 o'clock. The tained by Mr. and Mrs. J O. W ilson.
Senior cham pion b oar—L azelle B.
young
people’s
service
will
m
eet
at
8
24 x 45 white, regular 75c, now................................. .."..'.60c
plate before th e consum er.
Mr. W ilson is ch airm an of th e board Mcindl.
In the evening.
22 x 45 heavy, wide colored borders, lavender, gold
The dairy people a re very much in ­
Ju n io r cham pion b oar—L. 8. Berry.
of head m an ag ers of D enver and clerk
and rose, regular $1.00, now............................. ’ s5c
S enior cham pion sow—L azelle B
terested In p u ttin g on a very c o n stru c­
of
M
ultnomah
Camp
77,
Woodmen
of
ROCKWOOD
Meindl.
tive d airy p ro d u cts show th is year and
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j th e W orld, In P o rtland, which Is th e
Ju n io r cham pion sow—H. C. Comp­
SHEETING
___
Mr. and Mrs H Olby
______
th e p ro b ab ilities a re th
a t ____
one ___
far ___
be
have ________
retu rn ed ) la rg e st cam p In the world
ton.
9-4 Bleached Pequot Sheeting, yard..........................
65c
yond any previous year will be staged ! from a , r l P *(>' a,lto
Mcllan, Wis
G rand cham pion b oar—L. 8. Berry.
Messrs. S chw elgert and Lamb —
rp, , .
...
,
*
t’onsin, w h en # they visited relativ^M
- have
G rand cham pion sow—L azelle B
TABLE ( EOTIIS
This In recognition of the trem endous o n th e ir wav east they visited Yei- he*n PPr>"iad’‘d •« stay over F riday
Meindl.
63 x 63 white, with colored borders, reg, $2.25, now $ I .Os
im portance of th e d airy In d u stry in low stone national park, and on th e ir I ° r th l" w,,p>'
a rra n g e to be pres-
Berkshire.
thiR w estern co u n try
Table Cloth and
dozen napkins. 52x52,
retu rn saw the beauties of G lacier I ent at the re g u la r m eeting on F riday
G rand cham pion boar, g ran d ch am ­
park
They
w
ere
aw
ay
from
home
Boys’ and g ir ls ’ club w ork has been
pion sow —E W O rlbble.
Colors: delf and rose, regular $3.75, now ......., $3.25
two m onths and rep o rt a delightful p lig h t. All Woodmen of th e city and
(hosier White.
given a very im p o rtan t place In the trip
vicinity
are
invited
to
be
p
resen
t.
Mr.
All Linen Table Cloths, white with colored borders in
Senior cham pion boar, ju n io r ch am ­
Pacific In te rn a tio n a l and under a u ­
S
chw
elgert
Is
a
jo
u
rn
a
list
of
some
pion boar, sen io r cham pion sow, ju n ­
rose, blue and gold, 55x55, w arranted all linen,
Aged Pioneer Passes Away.
thorization of th e United S tates de­
note, and Mr. Lam b Is a fra te rn a l s ta ­ ior cham pion sow, g rand cham pion
hand-drawn threads, i/2 dz. napkins to match, set $5.25
News
has
been
received
of
th
e
death
p artm en t of ag ric u ltu re a sectinnai
boar, g ran d cham pion sow—E lm er
tistician of wide reputation.
Stougel.
.
n
o
.
. , . . mp
»„“ S . S ’K
’j-
All White Table Cloth, pure linen, hand-drawn
•Mr. and Mrs. W ilson plan to show
established
It will be called "Camp B P ark er, at Dexter, near Eugene on ! ,b " v isito rs the Columbia riv er hlgh-
threads, 56x56. Special a t...............................
$3.25
SHEEP.
P lum m er,” being nam ed afte r the Tuesday of this week
Mrs. M cK ln -, way. Mt. Hood Ixxip road and oth er
Bxfnrddow ns.
These cloths were made in Czechoslovakia.
m anager of the exposition, who. for
’h' n"”!tb8r ot
F McKinney p o ln t, of lnfereMt b„ forp , h
# ta rt
Ram, 2 y ea rs old and over—1st and
X ,,hou«h,r 7 7 h . ha’I? ‘' n m ', < h t ' ,n ’‘
G i e X 'm " w h e re “ X 7 ^ 1 ^
^ P to Denver
Specials In Ladies’ Hand Bags.
2d Floyd T. Fox, S ilverton. Oregon
C o n tin u ed on page 2
, (I thought to this Club feature.
, visit. , I I,. , , a t v u , io n s lim es. She Is
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$3.50 regular, now
$2.75
$3.00 regular, now
$2.25
IKIIIICJIIIIIHSISIM
Prem
ium
list
may
be
obtained
by
8
pioneer,
having
crossed
the
plains
Frelglh
Train
llemolishes
(nto
$4.95 regular, now ... $3.95
$3.25 regular, now
$2.35
addressing O. M P lum m er, general
ln. J s52;.",:,. ,,ln ’' ln H"««-
A collision of a freight tra in of the
$4.25 regular, now ... $3.25
las county, Mrs McKinney Is sur- j P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er com pany and
(OWING EVENTS.
m anager, 211 N orthw estern Bank vlved by her
tn a nd th ree d au ghters, a Bulck autom obile belonging to Vlc-
Bldg., P o rtlan d . Ore. E n tries m ust be
SPECIALS
WALRAD MERCANTILE CO.
“The House of Q uality”
GRESHAM ,OREGON
PHONE 1411
We Give Green Trading Stamps
in before October 10th on th e breeding
"it I »aiiiiellcal ( Im rch.
Lino, matin
T uesday The
Sunday school at 10 a. m English m achine was com pletely dem olished
stock and before October 20th on the
preach in g services at 11 a. m S er­ but th e driv er escaped Injury, al­
fat stock
mon topic, "P erso n al A ccountability.” though hfs son, Robert, 8 y ears of
A congregational will be held imme j age, received m inor in ju ries about his
Business la built on advertising; dlately afte r the services.
; legs. According to the report of by-
buying Is encouraged by advertising;
sta n d ers, the fau lt was en tirely th a t
the public is benefited by advertisng
List your wants In the classified , ; of
th e au to ow ner, as he took u n w ar­
columns.
ran ted chances when he attem pted to
For real estate loans see or call B.
cro ss the trac k in fro n t of the on-
' W. Thorne.—Adv.
Patronize our advertiser«.
I com ing engine.
Local and Statewide.
U ndenom inational cam pm eeting In
P alm q u ist's grove, A ugust 13 to 23.
C lackam as county fair at Canby,
S eptem ber 21-24.
S tate fair at Salem Septem ber 27 to
October 2.
Pacific In te rn a tio n a l Livestock show,
P o rtlan d . O ctober 30 to November C.