Gresham outlook., August 24, 1926, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK, TUE SD A Y ,
CEDAR
CORBETT
Many Local Women Win
Mrs. H. B ates and Mrs. W alter
Miss Je an Gaddis, of P ortland, is
spending a couple of weeks w ith her Shelly w ere hostesses to about 30 of
th e friends of the K incaid and Berney
cousin, Miss H elen A lthaus.
fam ilies, on W ednesday evening in a
m iscellaneous show er for Miss Arlie
C an't you save your money? Does
Kincaid. P lan s had been made to en ­
th e flight of tim e And you w ith no c e r­
te rta in in G eorge C ham berlain’s to u r­
tain p ro g ra m —nothing definite accom ­
plished— no real ground w ork laid far ist cam p ground, b ut because of th e
th e fu tu re? If this is your situation, unexpected rain at th is season of the
you need help—rig h t now. R eturn year th a t could not com fortably be
th is ad w ith your full address, and you done and they extended the h ospitality
w ill receive the necessary inform ation
— w ithout cost. Box 188-A, G resham , of th e ir spacious home for th is occa-
’ slon w hich w as a very p retty affair.
O regon.—Adv.
The room s had been decorated w ith
cut flowers from th e C ham berlain
I H ighw ay gardens, producing a very
pleasing effect. Miss K incaid was
called from h er hom e hy a ru se and
was overw helm ingly su rp rised as th e
event had been kept a secret from her.
1 N um erous useful and beautiful gifts
! were presented to her. She w as as-
j sisted in u nw rap p in g by her sister,
Mrs. P. D. S ettlem eier. Mrs. B urton
C ham berlain and Miss D orris Emily
assisted in serving refresh m en ts of
sandw iches, cake and punch. A m ys­
tery cake w as served th e young ladies
present from w hich Miss M arguerite
P ullium received a ring. Miss A rlie
Kincaid a thim ble and Miss D orrjs
Em ily a dime. The d ep artin g guests
proclaim ed Mesdames Bates and S hel­
ly very g racious hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. H ubbard m otored from
V ancouver to atten d th e pre-n u p tial
party W ednesday.
Mrs. N ettie K incaid is at the P o rt­
land sa n ita riu m recovering from a
surgical operatio n perform ed Monday.
The open season for th e sum m er
salm on fishing w ill close W ednesday,
A ugust 25.
Oat he goes — old man
depreciation — when the
Rasmussen p a in ter-m a n
comes in.
C o n tin u ed from p ag e 1
Porch— 1st Mrs. E. B artsch , 2d Mrs.
F H ibbert.
A pplique— 1st Mrs. Alma Dimock.
2d M arvel Hill.
Boudoir— 1st Mrs. L. B. S ilv er­
stein, 2(' Mrs. E. B artsch.
H andkerchiefs.
H andkerchiefs, ta ttin g trim m ed —1st
Mrs. Chas. C arth ell, 2d Mary E.
B artsch.
Colored em broidery— 1st Mrs. W. A
W inters. 2d Mrs. F ra n k Peak.
F ilet trim — 1st Mary E. B artsch.
Fancy cro ch et— 1st Mrs. S ilverstein.
T ow els.
E m broidered in w hite— 1st L illian
R oberts, 2d Mrs. W. A. W inters.
E m broidered in colors— 1st Mrs. A.
R. Mann, 2d Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein.
T attin g trim m ed— 1st Mrs. J. "F.
Becker, 2d Mrs. Chas. C arthell.
Crochet trim m ed— 1st E H. Myers,
2d Mrs. W. A. W inters.
Not specified—1st M arvel Hill, 2d
Mrs. S ilverstein.
A prons.
F ilet crochet trim m ed— 1st Mrs. A.
R. Mann, 2d Mary E. B artsch.
Colored em broidered— 1st Mrs. L. B.
S ilv erstein . 2d Mrs. J. M. Comstock.
T attin g trim m ed— 1st Mrs. C harles
Sm ith.
F ancy trim m ed— 1st Mrs. R. E. C ul­
bertson, G earh art, O regon; 2d Mrs.
L. B. S ilverstein.
Not specified—1st M arvel H ill, 2d
Mrs. R. E. C ulbertson.
SA N D Y BLUFF
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caldo a re e n te r­
taining Mrs. P ap in eau and Mrs. Schall
and children of Chicago for a few
days. Mr. C aldo took them up th e
I Columbia riv er highw ay and to Gov­
ernm ent Camp. Both trip s w ere g reat-
| ly enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Radford e n te r­
tained over th e w eek-end Mr. and Mrs.
Lee R adford and ch ild ren of Tacoma,
I W ashington.
Mrs. A. J. A ult and friends, Mr. and
.Mrs. E. W ilhelm of Los Angeles, have
retu rn ed from a th re e w eeks' tr ip to
i Yellowstone national p ark and rep o rt
a m ost w onderful tim e even though
! "Mr. B ear” stole th e ir bacon w hile in
camp.
The two can’t stay in the
same house — not for a
minute or a month.
The Rasm ussen painter-
man is the man to trust
with your paint problem—
he’s the fellow who uses
nothing but R asm ussen
Paints and Varnishes.
A s k y o u r p a in te r o r
y o u r d e a le r .
RASMUSSEN & COMPANY
Portland - Seattle
ROCKWOOD
Sunday school w ill convene a t th e
M ethodist church Sunday m orning a t
10 o'clock. E pw orth League will m eet
a t 7 in th e evening, followed by
preaching service a t 8 a t w hich tim e
W alter Cook, of P o rtlan d , will speak.
Bible study is held on T h u rsd ay eve­
ning and o rch e stra p ractice on S a tu r­
day night.
W ANTED
Few E t t e r to r a
Flowing anti General
T ractor Work
RASMUSSEN P U R E PA IN T
A la o C reo so te S h in g le S ta in ; P orch
F loor P a in t; B arn an d R o o f P a in t;
T ruck, T ra cto r and Im p lem en t P a in t;
A u to m o b ile E n a m el; S par V arm ah;
R o o f C«*atmg. C o n c r e te and C em en t
C o a tin g .
Give th is tra c to r som ething to do
F or I n te r io r a
W a ll-D u ra W a sh a b le W all P a in t;
R a c o titr E n am el; In sid e F loor P a in t;
Oil S ta in ; F loor an d V arn ish S ta in ;
B a th T u b E n a m el; D u r a b le Floor
V arn ish P r esto -la c— a brush lacqw er
for floors.
Sold by:
It's rarin’ to go
A. W. Metzger & Co.
H. L. LANGLITZ & SONS
G R ES H A M , ORE.
Phone sfifi
Route 2
G resham
11-b
Fuel
COAL
Fuel
Fuel
COAL
COAL
We have secured a supply of th a t fam ous S uperior Rock Springs
Coal a t Sum m er Prices.
We a re booking ord ers now for direct delivery from th e car.
THE BERRY GROWERS PACKING CO.
GRESHAM, OREGON
Phone 1871
We have our own terminal and warehouse
at East W ater and Salmon, one block north of
the .Auto Freight Terminal.
In our spacious, fire-proof warehouse we
can store your produce, grain, furniture, etc.
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SAND AND GRAVEL
CRUSHED ROCK AND ROAD MATERIAL
W A L R A D & W R IG H T , Inc.
Portland Phone EA. ¿a«»
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Gresham Phone 1(431
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Lundquist Truck Line
Moving
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Best spec, ta ttin g —1st Mrs. J. F.
Becker, 2d Adelaide B esnett.
Best spec, point lace— 1st Mrs. Geo.
L usted.
Btest spec, honiton lace— 1st Mrs.
S ilverstein.
Best spec, woven sc arf— 1st Mrs. W.
L McGavans.
Best spec, hand woven linen—1st
Mary Rapetto.
Best spec, lavender novelties—1st
Mary E. lta ttsch .
Best spec, c u rta in s— 1st Lois H.
Sherm an. 2d Mrs. Alma Dimock.
Best spec, boudoir cap—-1st Mrs. S il­
verstein, 2d Mrs. J. F. Becker.
W ork not specified—1st Miss R.
U lm er, 2d Mrs. A. Sabo.
Best Display of N eedlew ork by Club.
1st D orcas circle, G resh am ; 2d Zioi;
E vangelical, 3d A reme club, 4th the
Sew and So circle.
Individual six pieces— 1st Mrs. C. M.
K enney, 2d Mrs. T hom as G rant, 3d
Mrs. G eorge Lusted.
these added
touches
to insure motor
car satisfaction
In the 1927 Buick you will find a host of im ­
provements. Here are some o f the luxurious
details:
Centerpieces.
Eyelet em broidery— 1st Mrs. K. C.
Logue, 2d Mrs. Vada M itchell.
F ren ch
em broidery — 1st F lora
Becker, .
F ilet cro c h et— 1st E thel M. Bourne,
P o rtla n d ; 2d Mrs. E. B artsch.
F ren ch k n o ts— 1st M arvel Hill, 2d,
Mrs. V. E. A rnott.
F ancy stitch cro ch et— 1st F lora
Becker, 2d Mrs. Alma Dimock.
Colored em broidery — 1st Elm er
Bakke, P o rtlan d ; 2d W. B. P eterson,
P o rtlan d .
C ross stitch — 1st M arvel H ill, 2d
Mrs. J. F. Becker.
T attin g trim m ed—1st Mrs. V. E.
A m oth; 2d Mrs. Guy R obertson.
Cut w o rk —1st Mrs. W. A. W inters,
N igh tgow n s.
2d Mrs. A. R. Mann.
C rochet trim m ed— 1st Mrs. C. M ars­
H ard an g e r— 1st Mrs. Vada M itchell,
ton.
2d Mrs. G. M. Ferguson.
W hite em br.— 1st Mrs. Alma Dim­
Not specified—1st Mrs. Mino W.
ock, 2d M ary R apetto, P o rtlan d .
W ilson, G resham ; 2d Mrs. S ilverstein.
Colored em br.— 1st A rn ita M. Rob­
Luncheon S ets.
e rts, 2d Mrs. S ilverstein.
Eyelet em broidery— 1st Mrs. A. R.
C rochet yoke— 1st Mrs. L. B. S ilv er­
Mann.
stein, 2d F lo ra Becker,
F ren ch em broidery— 1st P earl C.
Not specified— 1st Mrs. J. F. Becker,
B arber, P ortland.
2d Mrs. H. G. H artsh o rn e, G earh art.
Roll stitc h — 1st Mrs. W. A. W inters,
Yokes.
Crochet filet— 1st Mrs. K. A. Logan, 2d Mrs. S ilverstein.
Satin stitc h — 1st M arvel Hill.
2d Mrs. S ilverstein.
Lazy stitc h — 1st A delaide B esnett,
F ancy stitch ed cro ch et— 1st Marvel
2d Mrs. J. F. Becker.
H ill, 2d Mrs. Dan T. Law.
Cut w ork— le t Mrs. L yle Fox.
Not specified— 1st Mrs. J. F. Becker,
F ren ch knots— 1st M arvel H ill, 2d
2d Mrs. L. B. S ilverstein.
Mrs. C h arles Smith.
Fancy Bags.
Cluny cro ch et trim — 1st Mrs. Chas.
C rochet— 1st Mrs. K. O. Logue, 2d
C arth ell.
Mrs. W. A. W inters.
A pplique trim —1st Mrs. A. R. Mann,
Beaded— 1st E. H. Myers, 2d Mrs.
Jil Mrs. R. E. C ulbertson.
E. B artsch.
F ilet trim — 1st Mrs. Rose Nicholson,
E m broidered—1st Mrs. V ada M itch­
2d Mrs. A. R. Mann.
ell.
F ancy stitch crochet— 1st Mrs. Rose
Not specified—1st Mrs. W. L. Mc-
Nicholson. 2d Mrs. S ilverstein.
G avau. 2d Mrs. Chas. C arth ell.
Cross stitch — 1st Mrs. G. Thom as,
Infants’ Garments.
W hite em br. dress— 1st Mrs. Rose 2d F lora Becker.
Not specified— 1st Mrs. A delaide
N icholson, 2d Lulu R. Moody.
Colored emlir. d ress— 1st A rnita M. B esnet, 2d Mrs. W. A. W inters.
T a b le C lo th s.
Roberts.
1st E. H. Myers, 2d Mrs. W. L. Mc-
Emlir. ro m p ers— 1st Mrs. Silverstein
C rochet bootees— 1st Mrs .Lyle Fox, Gavan.
F ilet trim — 1st Mrs. A. R. Mann, 2d
2d Mrs. S ilverstein.
Pillow —1st L ulu R. Moody. 2d Mrs. Mrs. S ilverstein.
Not specified — 1st G enevieve J.
Lyle Fox.
Coat— 1st F lo ra B ecker, 2d A rm ita B arnes, P o rtlan d ; 2d E. H. Myers.
Doilies, not specified— 1st Mrs. V. E
M. Roberts.
In fa n ts' cap —1st F lo ra Becker, 2d Amoth.
Buffet Set.
Mrs. J. F. Becker.
F ren ch em broidery—1st Mrs. W. A.
C hildren's g arm en ts, over 2 years,
d ress col. em br— 1st Mrs. R. N ichol­ W inters.
Roll stitc h — 1st Marvel Hill.
son, 2d Mrs. Alnia Dimock.
Lazy D aisy— 1st Mrs. E va H am ilton,
G irls’ W ork, 14 to IS Y ears.
Embr. ap ro n — 1st Je n n ie Styles, 2d 2d May R oberts.
F ren ch k n o ts— 1st Mrs. F ra n k Peak,
Mary Nicholson.
2d W. B. P eterson.
C enterpiece— 1st Mary Nicholson.
C ross stitc h — 1st Mrs. S ilverstein.
Tow el— 1st Je n n ie S tyles, 2d Mary
Colored em broidery — 1st L illian
Nicholson.
Lunch clo th —1st D oris H artsh o rn e, R oberts, 2d Mrs. Eva H am ilton.
Not specified— 1st Mrs. J. Thom as,
2d Mary Nicholson.
D resser sc arf— 1st Je n n ie Styles, 2d 2d Mrs. A. R. Mann.
B edspreads, applique— 1st Mrs. E lva
Milma Johnson.
Towel cro ch et trim — 1st Jen n ie H am ilton, 2d Mrs. Alma Dimock.
B edspreads, col. em br— 1st M argaret
Styles.
Not specified— 1st T helm a H eagard, F oth, PortliU id; 2d Mrs. G. M. F erg u ­
son.
2d D oris H artsh o rn e.
C rochet en tire b edspread— 1st Mrs.
R ugs.
Hand woven cotton— 1st Mrs. Marie Cecilia Beeson, 2d Miss R. Ulmer.
C rochet and oth er m ateria l com bi­
S tra tto n . 2d Mrs. E. B artsch .
C rochet— 1st Lulu R. Moody, 2d Mrs. n atio n —1st O race M errill.
A ntique— 1st Mrs. Lee Hheller, 2d
C. M. Thom as.
Rugs, not specified— 1st Mrs. Chas. M arian R obertson, G resham .
Dressey scarf, eyelet em br— 1st Mrs.
C arth ell. 2d Miss E lva Dolan.
Alma Dimock.
Q uilts.
D resser scarf, H ard an g e r— 1st May
Cotton pieced—1 st Mrs. F ran ces
Y. W hitney.
Stone, 2d F lo ra Becker.
Applique— 1st Mrs. F ran ces Stone,
RA B R IT S .
2d Mrs. Lucy Rony, P o rtlan d .
Woolen—1st Mrs. Eva H am ilton, 2d
C hinchilla«.
Mrs. Vada M itchell.
S enior
buck—2d N. P. Nelson,
Silk—2d Mrs. W. R Johnson.
V elvet— 1st Mrs. Lucy Rony, 2d G resham .
Doe and litte r— 1st Byron A. C a rl­
Mrs. Eva H am ilton.
Silk and velvet— 1st Mrs. Lee Shel- son, P o rtlan d .
Ju n io r doe— 1st Edgewood F arm s,
ler, P o rtlan d . 2d Miss R. Ulmer.
Best hand q u iltin g —1st P earl C. V ancouver, W ashington.
J u n io r doe— 2d W alk er’s Fox ranch,
B arber, 2d Mrs. Lucy Rony.
Not specified— 1st F lo ra Becker, 2d G resham .
Ju n io r liiH'k—1st W illiam Crooks,
Mrs. Lucy Rony.
W ork of ladies over 65 years, cotton P o rtlan d .
Ju n io r b uck—2d Byron A. C arlson,
patch w o rk — 1st Mrs. F. H ibbert, 2d
P o rtlan d .
Mrs. J. A. P alm quist, G resham .
S enior doe— 1st F red C. Jones,
W ork of ladies over 65 years, silk
G resham
q u ilt— 1st Mrs. W. F. Sm ith.
S enior doe— 2d Edgewood F arm s.
W ork of ladies over 65 years, velvet
Black Flem ish.
or w oolen—1st Mrs. W. F. Smith.
In term e d iate buck— 1st Wm. A. A n­
Bedspread, crochet— 1st Mrs. Mary
derson, P o rtlan d .
W ambold, P o rtlan d .
Ju n io r doe— 1st, ju n io r buck 1st
Braided ru g — 1st Mrs. C. A hlqulst,
and 2d, C larence E. H ahs, P ortland.
G resham .
S enior doe— 2d, doe and litte r 2d,
Hooked or draw n ru g —1st Anna
E ngils, G resh am ; 2d Mrs. Rose N ic­ W illiam A nderson.
N atnral (»ray Flem ish.
holson.
Ju n io r buck—1st M. O. Duffy, G resh ­
Embr. centerpiece— 1st Mrs. A. R.
am ; ju n io r buck, 2d W illiam A. An­
Mann.
Best p ie ce’ cro c h et—1st Mrs. A. R. d erso n ; senior buck 1st, Hal B. B ab­
bitry, P o rtlan d ; In term ed iate buck,
Mann, 2d Mrs. F. H ibbert.
Best piece ta ttin g —1st Mrs. B ertha 1st and 2d, M artin Duffy. G resham ; in ­
term ed iate do« 1st, Hal B B a b b itry ;
M arks, P o rtlan d .
In term ed iate doc. 2d M. O. Duffy; ju n ­
ior doe. 1st and 2d C larence E. H ahs;
senior doe, 1st Martin Duffy; senior
doe 2d, K. M. Duffy; ju n io r doe, 1st
C larence E. H ahs; junior doe 2d, Wm.
A. A nderson; Interm ediate doe, 1st
for ex p ert m achine w ork and auto
and 2d, ju n io r buck 1st and 2d, senior
rep a irs. Bug bodies b u ilt to order.
buck 1st, Interm ediate buck. 1st, C la r­
Trnstdale, Ore.
Phone 4Hxi
ence E. Hahs.
Light Steel Flem ish.
Ju n io r doe, 1st W illiam A. A nder­
son; In term ed iate doe, 1st and 2d,
Auto F reig h t T erm in al
D al B B a b b itry ; ju n io r buck, 1st and
2d, Wm A. A nderson; in term ed iate
P o rtlan d , Phone EAsI M M
buck, 1st C larance E. Hahs.
(■reslluin. Phone 1201
( hsnipnlgne de \rg e n t.
Ju n io r doe, 1st Ona B arker. P o rt­
land«
H im alayan«.
Ju n io r doe, 1st W alter Pearson,
P o rtlan d ; Junior doe. 1st and 2d. R. F.
D enhart ft Sons, P o rtland.
Successor to
New Zealand Red*.
Morgan *Bro».
Ju n io r doe. 1st and 2d, F. C. Duke,
P o rtlan d ; senior do«-. 1st Mrs. Otxlhy,
P o rtla n d ; senior doe, 2d Mrs. Mary
K reuger, G resham ; Interm ediate doe,
PORTLAND
1st and 2d F C. D uke; doe and litter,
1st Mrs. Godby, doe and litter, 2d F.
WAY POINTS
W olien. P o rtlan d ; ju n io r buck. 1st F.
GRESHAM
W olien; ju n io r buck, 2d E E. Cox,
P o rtlan d ; senior buck, 2d F C. D uke;
senior buck. E B. Cox. Interm ediate
Local and Long Distance buck, 1st E E. Cox!* Interm ediate
buck 2d, Mrs. Godby, P o rtlan d .
COOK’S MACHINE SHOP
Gresham-Portland Track
Send all freight to Walrad & Wright,
Inc. warehouse in the Pacific firidge build­
ing. Our trucks leave Portland for Gresh­
am several times each day.
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AUGUST
Balanced W h eel».
H e e l O p e ra te d H e a te r C o n tro L
T h e rm o tta tic C irc u la tio n C o n tro L
G ia n t T o o th , Q u ie t T ransm ission.
Jet-B lack T ire s writh Jet-B lack R im s,
fle c tio n T ip o n W in d sh le lJ W ip e r.
Exclusive U p h o lste rin g s and interio rw arw .
A r m Rests o n R e a r-D e c k Seats.
Recessed W in d o w s .
C o r o n a tio n C o lo r s in D u co .
A -4-U
The GREATEST
BUICK
EVER BUILT
WALTER W. METZGER
Phone 1801
SALES AND SERVICE
GRESHAM
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have acquired the
f r e w e m t e e / T r n n s y a W a f ta *
'CHEVROLET
AGENCY for the T ro u td ale d istric t, and will occupy the new g arag e
building now being erected In T ro u td ale about Septem ber 1st.
1 have engages! th e service* of one of the b est m echanics In
ea stern llnllnoniiih, uuil my shop will lie equipped to handle re p a ir
und service work on all m ake of ca rs us well as C hevrolet.
In th e m eantim e if you are th in k in g of buying a ca r see me b e­
fore you buy.
RICHARD KNARR
Truck Hauling
,
any where at any time
Daily Trips to Portland
Slab Wood $4.50, delivered
GALEN
FANCHER
S uccessor to Blaine T u rn e r
Call "P o rk y ” for service, G resham 2x1.
P o rtla n d ; senior doe, 2d W illiam A n­
d erso n : in term ed iate doe, 1st Edge-
wood F arm s; doe and litter, 2d W il­
liam A nderson; ju n io r buck. 1st E. L.
N ash; in term ed iate buck, 1st and 2d,
Edgewood F arm s.
Checkered G iant.
Ju n io r doe, 1st E dw ard Boutell,
P o rtlan d ; Junior doe, 2d C. A. Cecil,
P o rtlan d ; senior doe, 1st and 2d, E d ­
w ard B outell; in term ed iate doe, 2d
E dw ard B outell; ju n io r buck, 1st O.
L. Moon, P o rtland.
Angora«.
Ju n io r doe, 1st and 2d Edw ard Bou­
te ll; doe and litte r 1st; senior doe, 1st
O. L. Moon; senior doe 2d, A rth u r
W iebe; senior buck, 1st O. L. Moon.
White Flem ish and Blue Flem ish.
Ju n io r doe, 1st and 2d; senior doe,
1st and 2d; in term ed iate doe, 1st and
2d; ju n io r buck, 1st and 2d; senior
doe, 1st; In term ed iate buck, 1st, Hal
B. Rabbit ry.
Blue Revarlan.
Senior buck, 1st W V. Qulvey. P o rt­
land; senior buck, 2d C. A. Cecil; Jun­
ior doe, 1st and 2d, W hite’s R abbit and
F u r F arm , I,a('» 'n ter, W ashington;
senior doe, 1st K. A. H orton, P o rt­
lan d ; senior doe, 2d W hite's R abbit
and F u r F a rm ; doe and litter. 1st;
ju n io r buck, 1st and 2d; senior buck,
1st and 2d W hite's Rabbit and Fur
Portland-Gresham
Stage
LV. PORTLAND
L V . G R E S H AM
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L.
V.
L.
V.
L.
V
L.
V.
L.
B. L.
»Sundays and H olidays only.
«Saturdays. Sundays and H olidays.
■ I (ally except Sundays and H oliday!.
P. V.—Powell Valley.
B. L — Base Line
Owned and operated by
GEO. LEW IS & SON
F arm .
H avana— Ju n io r doe, 1st W hit’s R ab ­
bit and F u r Farm .
Silver Black F lem ish—Senior doe,
2d R. F. D enhart ft Sons, P ortland.
S h arin g th e G uilt.
The cu lp ab ility of an offense never
seem s q u ite so g rea t to us when we
can Involve some o th er p arty in the
crim e.
"R astu s says Pahson Brown done
kotched him in F arm er S m ith's c h ick ­
en coop."
"M m, boy!
D on't R astu s feel
’sham ed?"
"N ossuh! De pahson am de one to
feel 'sham ed, lie c a in 't splaln how
come he done kotched R astu s d a r ! ”
Uniiersifji
A tHoroufh cultural and pvo(ra»»<>nal at Solar
•hip it th* outatandin# charactrrrat»c o f the
State University.
Trainiwf 1« otfrrrd fb
Five Count« Again«! Stump«.
S tum ps In cu ltiv ated fields a re a
serio u s liability. They occupy v alu ­
able land, foster th e grow th of weeds,
m ar th e ap p earan ce of otherw ise
sm ooth fields, sh elter harm fu l Insects
and an im als, and prevent th e efficient
use of m achinery.
Ford Coupe IMS.
H ere Is a ca r m echanically rig h t,
which will appeal to the m an who
w ants a late model a t a very a ttr a c t­
ive price. W. O. Shaver, salesm an.
New /.»siland W h ile s .
Ju n io r do«, 1st aud 2d E L. Nash, H essel Im plem ent Co.—Adv.
T I departments ol the College of
Literature, Science and the A rta .
A rchitecture and A llie d A r t a —
Business Adm inistration — Educa­
tion— Journalism— G raduate Study
— Law— M edicine— M usic— Physi­
cal Education— Sociology. — S o c ia l
W o r k — Extension Division.
SlM Year Opens Septemhcf 27, 1926
Fur tn fo rm o tw n or cotalo^uo iprite
The Regietror, UniOereHp oZ
Oregon. Z.ugene. Ore.