Gresham outlook., September 21, 1926, Image 1

TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«. NO. 59
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER i l , 18S«
CONVENTION
TO BE
CIDCT 111 PnFOVV 1 ■>
r lK u l
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in
u K c u llA lV l
B O R IN G
City Now Has 600,000-Gallon
T lier* w ill be no preaching service |
at ,h< Methodist church next Sunday
Water Reserve in New Reservoir
as the p asto r will be at C orvallis at-
( LI BS PLAN EXHIBITS
POR SI ATE EAIR
T W IC E
A
W EEK
i l . id Per Year
LAST RITES HELD
FOR P. BRATZEL
In his A ugust rep o rt of cooperative
extension w ork. County Club Agent
K inder sta te s th a t a num ber of ex-
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tending the an n u al conference. T he
i hibits will be tak en to the sta te fair
G resham m ay never be known as a subject of th e m orning service Sunday
The big steel reserv o ir built during feeds th e tan k , also th e 6-inch d rain w hich w ill begin at Salem next Mon­
F u n eral services w ere held a t the
convention city but it should become was "Motives of C h rist" based on Heb.
few
a d esirable place for some of th e 112:2. A very in terestin g and in stru c-1 the past
,
, , m onths to provide stor- tile th ro u g h w hich th e tan k can be day. In sew ing the first five places in Zion E vangelical church S atu rd ay af­
sm aller gatherings. Anyway through « v e serm on was developed from th e f
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re8erVe
drained if necessary. T his can be ’ each division will be ta k e n : in g ar- ternoon for th e late Philipp B ratzel,
th e en terp rise of a group of w orthy topic by the Rev. E. W. W ithnell. The 1 em ergency,
ergency’ is now com pleted. Some done w ithout in any way in te rfe rin g 1 dening, th e first five p laces; in pota- who passed aw ay a t his home Septem ­
women, for whom no u n dertaking is | people of the com m unity are all wish little w ork yet rem ain s in leveling up with the tow n’s re g u la r w ater supply, toes, th e first th ree p laces; in poul- b er 16, at the age of 79 years, survived
to see Mr w i . x / h
. " " “ ’ th e su rro u n d in g ground, n ear a half The ta n k w as drained soon after it try, th e first five places ln each breed i by a wife and 8,x children. He had
too difficult, and th e prom ise of hope- ine
mg to see Mr. W ithnell re tu rn for
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annihor «««w u v
a.
. acre in area, also th e re is some con- w as filled recen tly to m ake su re th a t and division; and in dairy cattle, th e been 1,1 poor b ea,tb for m ore th an a
ful citizens of th e cooperation of the another
year. He has done Very m uch I
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.
.
W° r t ye‘
be d° ne at th e b8ae all th e ap p a ratu s was in w orking first tw o places in each breed and year
b u sin ess men and com m ercial club, for the church and com m unity. T h ere
is a Boy Scout troop which he o r - 1 ° f th “ re w rv o ir to prevent
Pr ^ nt a possible
P°88ib1« order.
division. The cooking g irls who won 1 ^he Rev. E. H orstm ann spoke to a
G resham is soon to have an opportun
cave-in.
T he co n tro llin g valves a re in the prizes at th e county fair may bake 1 8ym pathetlc audience from the w ords
ity to show w hat she can do in th e ganized and he is scout m aster, w ith
'I am the re su rre c tio n and the life."
T he reserv o ir, w hich is located on co n tro l room, also th e re is a “fish bread for th e sta te fair.
w ay of en tertain in g a sta te conven-1 L. H. M allicoat and L ester L. Boring
C.
E. R usher rendered tw o solos, w ith
tra
p
"
,
th
e
purpose
of
w
hich
is
to
W
allula
H
eights,
hag
a
capacity
of
ap-
' tion.
T he canning team of Pow ell Valley
as assista n ts. An o rch e stra w as or-
October 19, 20, 21 and 22 is the tim e ganized in the sp rin g but discontinued Pro x in la ,e>y 600 000 gallons. It Is con catch an y stra y fish or d ebris of any w ill d em o n strate and th e livestock Miss Amy Cooper a t the piano, and a
of the sta te convention of the W. C. during the sum m er m onths. The first s ,ru t ,ed en« r®ly of steel, 28 feet in c h a ra c te r th a t m ight find Its way ju dging team of Victory will judge at q u a rte t com posed of Mrs. Theodore
T. U. and th is is the place. One m onth re g u la r practice w as held last Wed- height and has a co n crete ba8P- Im th ro u g h th e m ains. T he d rain ag e pipe th e fair. The four boys and g irls se­ B rugger, Mrs. E. Schw edler, W alter
R am ser and th e Rev. E. H orstm ann,
from today th e convention will be well nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W ith- m ense P 'a *es of steel, each about 6 by is laid 10 or 12 feet u nder th e m ain lected from over tb e county, wi
u n d er way.
nell are both accom plished m usicians. 20 feet ln 8ize’ w ere rlve,ed together th a t feeds th e tank, th u s m aking a highest scores in an y pro ject, to at sang, accom panied by Mrs. H. G. Mul-
A Com m ercial club m eeting was Mr. W ithnell plays a tru m p et horn and tben 8ecure!y caulked to prevent single excavation an sw er a double tend th e sta te fair cam p a re M argaret lenhoff. Com m itm ent services w ere
leakage and the en tire ta n k painted, purpose. T he w ater Is discharged K erslake, V ictory, sew ing, score 98 held at Rose City cem etery. Mr. B rat­
held la st night to consider p lans for and Mrs. W ithnell th e violin.
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,
outside and inside. Steel g ird ers ex- from tilin g about 400 feet south of the per ce n t; H elen H essm er, P o w ellh u rst zel hud been a lifelong m em ber of the
show ing the hospitality of the city
At the la st m eeting of th e Boring 1
tend
v ertically on th e in te rio r to entrance. The intake m ain is th e one sew ing, 96 per cen t; Masa S aw atair, E vangelical church.
and locality.
It w as stated th e re com m unity club plans for th e w ork
Mr. B ratzel w as born In Gochshein,
support
the roof. T he diam eter of the w hich is laid on F irst street.
G resham , garden. 99 per c e n t; G er­
would probably be about 200 dele­ for the school y ear w ere discussed
G erm any, in 1847, and In 1873 he was
The
cost
of
the
new
G
resham
re
s
e
r­
reserv
o
ir
is
60
feet.
A
gauge
on
the
ald
Emily.
C
orbett,
potatoes,
99%
per
gates, com ing from every nook and and th e follow ing officers w ere elect-1
m arried to Miss K ath erin e E rnst.
co rn er of the state— and all of them ed; Mrs. L. C. A rm strong, p resid en t; outside indicates th e level of th e w a­ voir w as met by a five-year bond issue cent.
Eleven years afte r th e ir m a rriag e they
of
$33.000,
authorized
by
tax
p
ayers
at
ter.
wom en, rep resen tin g th e
highest N ora Richey, vice p resid en t; E lla Lin-
cam
e to th e United S tates, locating at
an
election
last
spring.
Not
all
of
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m oral and civic ideals of life, sta n d ­ gren, se cretary , and Minnie Meyer, | A distinctive fea tu re of th e big
H ebron, N orth Dakota.
They had
th
is
am
ount,
how
ever,
h
as
been
ex
­
stru
c
tu
re
is
th
e
fact
th
a
t
th
e
inflow
of
ANNOUNCES
CONTEST
ing for th e best in the home, th e com ­ tre a su re r.
come
from
th
e
southern
p
a
rt of G er­
pended
in
th
e
co
n
stru
ctio
n
of
th
e
tank.
w ater is au to m atically controlled. If
m onw ealth and the nation.
A m ost unique and u n u su al co n test m any w here th e clim ate is m ild and
The
enrollm
en
t
of
the
Boring
school
th
e
p
re
ssu
re
from
grav
ity
in
the
Much
cred
it
is
due
City
E
ngineer
K.
C.
I t w as th e sentim ent of the Com-
m ercial club th a t th e delegates should 1 th„a8J 7 8Che<1 84 a " d
W*H b<? m° re m alns gets down to a CPrtain P°ln‘- Roberts, and A rnold Ruegg, local w a­ is to be staged by th e H essel Im ple- w here th e re a re m any lu x u ria n t fo r­
‘m en t com pany in fu rth e rin g th e cam ­ ests. The b a rre n and cold p rairies of
- - best • we - have to offer
-
10 en ter soon.
I the check valve a t th e ta n k opens and te r su p erin ten d en t, who have ably a s ­
be given the
D akota
looked
forbidding
Mrs. W. W. M etzger was in charge I the tan k raises th e p ressu re in the sisted th e c o n tra cto rs in various c a ­ paign w hich is to be put on In a few North
th a t th e ir g ath rin g h ere should be
days in behalf of th e p opular new m a­ enough to the pioneers, but putting
of
the
postofflce
w
hile
Wm.
Morand
I
m
ains
w
hich
is
kept
at
about
80
pacities
d
u
rin
g
th
e
process
of
ere
c­
m ade m ost p leasan t and every en­
chine, th e O verland W hippet, w hich aside all th o u g h ts of hom esickness
and wife have been atten d in g th e post- I pounds. The ta n k increases the pres- tion.
co uragem ent possible given them in
w as on display at th e H essel sa les­ they built them selves an inviting home
m a ste r’s convention at Salt Lake.
I su re on high elevations, th u s provid
A
g
reat
deal
has
been
said
and
con­
th e ir w ork for personal and civic
room s a sh o rt tim e since and co n cern ­ w here they lived for the follow ing 25
S tra u sse r B rothers have ju s t com- in S an ad equate supply of w ater on sid erab le com plaint m ade concerning ing w hich th e re w as m uch en th u si­
righ teousness.
years. In the early days of th e ir re s i­
th
e
am
ount
of
w
ater
tax
laid
on
the
It w as decided to fu rn ish the dele­ pleted drillin g a w ell for A. V etsch. tbe elevated portion of th e tow n as
asm .
dence in N orth D akota they suffered
p
atro
n
s
of
th
is
d
istric
t
since
the
m
in
­
The
well
is
238
feet
deep
and
fu
rn
ish
-
wel1
88
on
tb
e
level-
Not
only
is
the
g ates w ith ap p ro p riate w hite badges,
On T hursday. F riday and S atu rd ay m any h ard sh ip s and, w ith a num ber
a ssist in th e production of th e ir pro- es a flow of 12 gallons per m inute. Mr. inflow of w ater reg u lated by the auto imum ra te w as raised to $1.75 a of th is w eek th e re will be a W hippet of o th er fam ilies, w ere forced to v a­
gram s, fu rn ish a hall for th e ir b a n -'V e ts c h is in stallin g a Meyers pow er m atic device, but th e shut-ofT is also month. W hile conceding th a t th is is equipped w ith a o n e-q u art au x iliary
cate th e ir home on account of the
q u et and autos for a highw ay trip one pum p w ith a capacity of about 800 I controlled in the sam e way. As soon higher th a n the m ajo rity w ill a p p re ­
gas tank. Anyone so d esiring may get n earn ess of hostile Indian tribes.
aftern oon of th e ir convention.
gallons per hour.
88 th e tan k is full, the valve closes. ciate, th e re a re a num ber of th in g s to in and drive th e ca r un til th e q u a rt
To Mr. and Mrs. B ratzel w ere born
T he Outlook, w ith C. M. Q uicksall, ! D H ederm ann is having his house | G resham uses around 200,000 g al­ he tak en into consideration before of gasoline is exhausted and rep o rt
eight children, six of whom survive.
lons of w ater daily and th e new tank passing judgm ent as to th e u n rea so n ­
th e ir m ileage to h ea d q u arte rs. On
gram s, Chas. Cleveland will m ake ar-
c a rp en te r and co n tra cto r of Boring I provides a th ree-d ay supply for every ableness of the situation. A survey each of th e th ree days nam ed Mr. H es­ A son died in infancy and a daughter,
Mrs. Fred Brown, passed aw ay six
of the city tre a su re r's books will show
ran g em en ts for th e hall, and B. L.
but now of P o rtlan d , is doing th e Possible em ergency.
sel will give to th e person tu rn in g in y ears ago. T he o th ers a re P hilip and
for
the
first
seven
m
onths
of
th
is
year
W alrad, L. L. K idder and M. M. S quire
work. In rep ly to th e query as to why
the
the highest m ileage a $25 cred it on a A nna, of H ebron, North D akota; E rn st
w ill a rra n g e for th e auto trip , the lat- { The in fan t son of Mr. and Mrs. T an- tan k was not m ade higher, it is ex a deficit of n early $100 in the G resh ­ new W hippet. It is not ’n ecessary,
of H avana, Cuba; Fred, of Salem , and
am city w ater bureau.
te r to secure a county traffic cop as a n er died T hursd ay m orning. Mrs. Tan-1 Plained th a t th e reason is based on the
how ever, th a t th e person be in the K athpine and F rieda, of G resham .
More
th
an
a
th
ird
of
th
e
expense
of
n er w as form erly Miss Buna Childs.
engineering p rin cip le th a t th e friction
guide for th e trip.
m a rk e t for a new m achine at th is The p allb ea re rs for the fu n eral w ere
Members of the P lea san t Home Ep- I ° t th e w ate r would be so g reat th a t m ain tain in g th e local service is for
In addition to th e above J. R. M ar­
tim e, b ut he invites all to p articip a te T heodore B rugger, E. Schw edler, F.
w ater re n ta l to th e city of P o rtland.
tin w as appointed to sugg est and a s­ w orth L eague who called on L ester ,b e p ressu re could not fill th e tan k at
in th is novel affair who care to.
H oecker, C arl Dahl, R. C. Jen n in g s
A pproxim ately $400 a m onth is paid to
sis t in providing a p p ro p riate decora­ Boring Sunday w ere H. W alters, H ar- 8 B reater height. A lthough th e Hull
and John Schenk.
old C arlson and Joe Drew, Miss Amy I « un headw orks is higher th an the P o rtlan d for service. Among th e in ­
tions.
11
T he v arious convention com m ittees ! Sloop and Mrs. Mabie C arlson and ta n k ..th e w ater w ould not fill a tan k cidental expenses connected w ith the
Card of T hanks.
of th e local W .C .T .U . met last night | daughter.
at th e sam e height because so much G resham w ater service is the accu m u ­
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning a tte n d ­
We wish to th an k our neighbors and
a t the lib ra ry and considered th e ir
H. R adderbush, of Sandy, called at P f th e p ressu re would be lost by fric- lation of in te re st on bonds, extension ed th e hom ecom ing of th e Sons and friends for th eir assistan ce during ¿h e
p lan s for m eeting the needs of the
th e hom e of D. H ederm ann to visit tion in going th ro u g h th e pipes. It Is of m ain lines, the p u rch ase of m eters, D aughters of Oregon P io n eers w hich illn ess and death of our beloved h u s­
band and fath er, also for the m usic
com ing convention. One of th e g rea t- , w ith his m other, who is keeping house considered th a t th e ta n k has been fixtures, pipes, etc., and n ecessary sa l­ w as held at P en in su la p ark S atu rd ay and beautiful flowers.
aries
in
addition
to
th
e
h
irin
g
of
ex
tra
aftern o o n and evening In th e com ­
e s t problem s is to find sleeping ac- for Mr. H ederm ann.
built ju st th e rig h t elevation to ade-
MRS KATHARINA BRATZEL
ANI) CHILDREN.
com m odations for so m any delegates
Dick and Joe H ansell, b ro th ers of | q u ately supply the heights residents men for sh o rt tim e work. A ltogether m unity h all. A banquet was served at
it is considered th a t the G resham city w hich 400 w ere present. R ufus H ol­
in a city w herd th e re a re no hotels. Mrs. C. L. G regson and Ed. Mink.
T he b arb e rs claim a sty le of bob
T his problem can be m et if all pull have recen tly come from Idaho. They
A place of in te rest to those m echani- council has handled th e w ater q u es­ m an, Judge P ete r DeArchey an d B ert to tit every head. How ubout a sq u are-
tion
in
a
very
co
n
serv
ativ
e
m
anner.
to g eth er and show th e p roper sp irit of are staying a t th e home of C. L. Greg- callT Inclined is the co n crete control
H aney w ere am ong th e prom inent bob, Toney?
The figures as tak en from th e books sp eak ers present.
h o sp itality in the m a tte r of en tertain - son. Jo e is atten d in g G. U. H. 8. and ro °m , 5x10 feet in size, constructed
Willing to Square It.
D. E. Tow le h as gone to G rand
Dick is w orking for W. W. Metzger in underground
H ere can be seen the of J. H. M etzger for the first seven
m ent.
T hey w ere getting up a ball gam e In
m onths of the y ear as as follow s:
G
resham
I
l°
-
|n
ch
m
ain
th
ro
u
g
h
w
hich
th
e
w
ater
F orks, N orth D akota, an d St. Paul, a sm all tow n and lacked one player.
Mrs. B. L. W alrad is the head of the
M innesota, on a tw o-w eeks’ business
Melville Richey is leaving for Cor-
They finally persuaded Jack Allison
e n te rta in m e n t com m ittee and those
Exp. and Int.
I’aid Port land
Receipts from W ater Rents
trip .
to fill In, alth o u g h he said he had
having reserv atio n s for th e use of vallis to atten d O. A. C.
$ 296
' $ 659
Ja n u a ry ...................... ...................... $ 979
Roy F u ll, 13-year-old son of Mrs. never played before.
d elegates a re requested to see or 1 L. H. M allicoat and fam ily recen tly I F eb ru ary .................... ...................... 985
403
717
He w ent to th e hat and the first ball
C harles H. Lane, had th e m isfo rtu n e pitched he knocked over th e fence.
1171
350
phone h er a t once. At p rese n t room s escaped a serious accident w hen hit
March ................................................. 979
to
b
reak
his
co
llar
bone
M
onday
a
f­
805
384
E very one stood and w atched the
have been found for b u t less th a n a by a light c a r near G illis statio n . Mr.
401
1818
May ............................. ....................... 1026
ternoon w hile playing football a t the ball, even the b atter. E xcitedly they
fo u rth of th e num ber expected and it M allicoat tu rn ed his ca r into a field or
1109
418
...................... 1002
G resham grad e school. The bone was told him to run.
is hoped a rran g e m en ts for the hous­ would have been h it head-on.
988
534
Ju ly . ................................................. 1207
"S h u ck s!" he said, “w h at’s th e use
set
by a local surgeon and th e boy is
G.
Chiodo
is
driving
a
new
C
hevro­
ing of th e delegates w ill not be de­
of ru n n in g ?
I'll buy you an o th er
doing
as
w
ell
as
can
be
expected.
......................
$7168
$7277
$2786
T o tals ...................
let to u rin g car.
b all!"
layed until th e la st m om ent.
I t h as been decided th a t the use of
A p arty consisting of Mrs. C. L.
The P ro p er Length.
E lectrical ap p liap ces are nothing
th e Masonic hall m ay be obtained for G regson and ch ildren, F ra n k Greg-J
Tom Morgan, he of the genial sm ile,
STUBENTBBBY
SEEKS
new, b u t each y ear sees som ething
’ERRIEIU
GALE
th e b ig banquet w hich is to be given ¡son, Dick and Joe H ansell m otored to
into a fishing tack le sto re kt
SWEEPS SOUTHEAST
FINANCIAL SUPPORT different added to th e list of w onders E w u alked
rek a and to th e p ro p rieto r said:
on W ednesday evening of th e conven- G overnm ent Camp Sunday.
th a t electricity will accom plish.
" I ’m going fishing and w ant a rod.”
tion, (fetober 20. A rrangem ents for
Mr. G older has trad ed his p ro p erty
T he tack le m an an sw ered : "How
A terrific gale, one of th e w orst in
F unds for th e ath letic w ork of the
th is are left w ith Mrs. C. J. L undquist, I for P ortlan d p ro p erty and expects to
F or low est ra te s on autom obile, long do you w ant it?" to w hich Tom
th e h isto ry of th e south, reach in g a G resham union high school a re being
tru c k and g en e ral in su ran ce see B. W calm ly replied, ‘Long enough to reach
Mrs. Jackson Jones, Mrs. W. J. Ott and
Glen D allas Is doing some building I veloclty of 100 m ,les an h o u r’ 8WPPt sought by rep rese n tativ es of the stu- T horne.— Adv.
from th e shore to the fish.”
Mrs. M ildred F ancher.
on his property.
over th e 8OUthern
ot Florlda dentbody, who a re sellin g p atro n -p u r­
.
i . .
u -rio h t
I beginning la st F rid ay night, leaving ch aser tic k ets to business houses and
Notice of School Election to Increase
A fam ily by the nam e of W right has
ap p allin g evidence of
Tax More Than Six P er t ent O te r
leased the P. K. Stone property.
ln 1,8 W8ke an a Pp a l" " g evm ence or individuals in G resham . T he work
T hat of th e P revious Year.
A H RitzalI ,s driving a fine 1,8 d ev astatin g pow er. E stim ates place w as com m enced F rid ay by a com m it­
Notice is hereby given to th e legal Wju yg Knight-70, recen tly p u rch ased tbe dpad at 8 tho u san d or m ore and tee co n sistin g of D orothy Cooper and
v o ters of Union High School D istrict from |h<? Heg9e, lm p |en ien t com pa„ y P roperty dam age at a hundred to two P au le tta D ow sett, who expect to c a n ­
No. 2 of M ultnom ah County. S tate of
I hundred m illion dollars.
vass th e tow n.
Oregon, th a t an election w ill be held of G resham .
.
T he tick ets, w hich a re tran sfe ra b le
in said D istrict at High School Build-
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The g re a te st dam age was a t Miami
in
fam ilies, sell at a nom inal price, |
SA N D Y B L U FF
and vicinity on th e so u th eastern
ing on th e 14th day of October, 1926,
1 coast of F lo rid a b ut th e storm has only $2.50 for a season ticket. T his j
at 8 o’clock in th e afternoon, to vote
on th e question of in creasing the
and Mrs. Geo. H acking cam e I spread g en erally over th e so u th east- en title s th e holder to adm ission to 16
am ount of th e tax levy in said D istrict ! Mr-
ath letic events, fo u r football, eight i
fo r”th e y ears 1,926, 1927 and 1928, by from Hood River and took dinner w ith ern states.
m ore th an six per cent over the j Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atkins on Sun-1 U nlike th e cyclones of the middle b ask et ball and four baseball gam es, I
am ount of such levy for the year im- ^ay and retu rn ed to Hood R iver by sta te s w hich cu t a narro w sw ath and and th e funds raised a re used for th e '
m ediately preceding
way of Mt. Hood. Mr. H acking is | a ri, quickly over, th is storm w as ac purpose of helping to finance gam es I
It is n ecessary to raise th is addi­
building
a fine new residence for Mrs. i com panied by a w idespread and steady during th e school year.
tional am ount by special levy for the
The p atro n -tic k et m ethod, w hich '
Clym er of Hood River.
I ru sh of force th a t pushed ships onto
follow ing reaso n s:
The T ax S upervising and C onserva­
Geo. W ilkenson was in P o rtlan d on | tj,e beaches and toppled over b u ild ­ has been used here for two or th ree
years. Is considered m uch su p erio r to '
tion Com m ission have determ ined th a t _
,
business
ings in its path. T he cities and the
o u r G eneral Tax levy for th e year 1926 Tuesday on business,
th e old m ethod of calling on business I
will be $16,613.99 including the 6 per ! An 8-pound baby girl was born to co u n try w ere left to rn and flattened. houses for donations to help m eet def- )
" S A R A A N N D U P L IC A T E ’
cent in crease w hich we a re allowed Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stephens of P o rt­
Tli» latest re p o rts th is m orning in ­ Icits which a re su re to a rise in con- j O ra n d C ham pion H o lste in Cow at P a c ific In te rn a tio n a l L ive s to c k E xp osition
by law.
land at the home of Mrs. A. Radford. dicated th a t A labam a and M ississippi
and " A ll-A m e ric a n ” Aqed C ow fo r 1925. O w ned by C. S. P o tte r of Ooden, U tah
nection with school ath letics unless !
T herefore, to provide sufficient funds They have nam ed the little lady K ath-
If Cliff P o tter of Ogden, Utah had ten-acre E xposition—the Dairy Dlvl
w
ere
in
the
path
of
th
e
dw
indling
gale.
to c a rry on the high school In Its p res­
backed by g enerous tic k et sales. It is |
T he w ork of relief has sta rte d in m eeting with favor am ong G resham kept his H olstein cow at home, she slon with the wonderful anim als of
ent high sta n d ard and to conduct sam e aleen Jane,
would have been known only to the the various breeds; the Fox section
w ithin the s tric t in te rp re tatio n of the
Mr. and Mrs. C J. M ilkenson en ter- ,.||a r ge of th e Red Cross and a call is
people of Utah as a very ’ — good cow showing
law it will be necessary th a t th e ta x ­ tained on Sunday the la tte r s fath e r jgHUe(j fOr assista n ce from all cities business men.
- — f t • five
• » -W uwM
hundred
.aaxvaa |zx.aaa
pens or lUUir
more of
p ayers auth o rize a special ta x of $26.-
Bui ClWf P o tter is a man of vision and stiver, black and blue fox, brought
and
m
other,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
W
ilken-
,,f
th
e
country.
Mayor
Baker,
of
P
o
rt-I
600.00 for th e school year 1926-1927 to
Name T hing.
he sent his Holstein, "S ara Ann Dupli­ from ail points of th e United Slate«
ap p e ar on th e assessm ent roll of 1926 son, also Mr. and Mrs. L. C. W ilken- | an(j. |jag | sgU(.f] a c a || for contrlbu-
Billy—"I see th a t F anny F ootlights c a te ” Into the h o tte st com petition to and A laska T hrough the Sheep De
and be collected in the year 1927, also son and daughter of P o rtlan d and t |Ons of money, It being too far aw ay roped In old Moneybags in approved be found In A m etica she cam e to the
purl ment. surpassed by none !n the
a special tax of $26.600.00 for the Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. W ilkenson of th is (o 8en,j supplies. T he response should fashion.”
Pacific Intern atio n al Livestock Ex­ country—13 breeds being represented
school year 1927-1928 to appear on
Tom —"You m ean she lassoed him ?" position ln 1925 T here she was made
be Immediate.
the assessm ent roll of 1927 and be col­ place-
th is year Then Into the H orse Divl-
Billy—“No, th e lass sued him .”
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. A ult en tertain
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lected in th e year 1928, also a special
G rand Champion H olstein of th e Show slon. where you’ll see the heavy draft
—Goblin.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A1
H
aw
orth
on
Sunday.
P
ro
tectin
g
Hi»
Own.
tax for the school year 1928-1929 to
and la ter was m ade the wonder-cow and show horses. The Hog section
P rotectlon for one's own is alw ays
ap p e ar on the assessm ent roll of 1928 'rjiejr son W illie b ro u g h t them to
of the breed for the year, having re­ will exhibit five of the noted breeds
It*« the Trath.
to
be
com
mended
except
when
It
Is
and to be collected in the year 1929.
'W hy don’t th ey have Insane a s y ­ ceived the honor of the "All Am erican" of swine. Then to th e b e e t section
A ult's and w ent on to Hood River to tinged w ith selfishness and Indiffer-
Dated th is 16th day of Septem ber,
lums In 'A rah ia ?”
aged cow an honor which la o u tstan d ­ with four of th e different breeds of
plck apples.
Mrs. A ult took them ence to the rig h ts of others,
1926.
home ln th e evening
P at M cCarty was seriously 111 with , B ecause th e re are nomad people ing in th e H olstein breed.
beef and dual purpose cattle.
A tte s t:
The beat livestock of the various
sc a rle t fever and Maggie, 'b eliev in g ’h fre . you sap
In the Indus)rial section will be
K A. MILLER. D istrict Clerk
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. W atkins. Mr.
and him
_
dying,
said
:
"P
a
t.
do
n
't
yer
think
______t
enn,
I
un
ch
Bowl.
breeds will alw ays be found at th e Pa- found m anufacturers of all types,
W. C LAWRENCE.
Mr» Ray Wll enson m otor
t i n
, ougr;, to c a || |„ F a th e r K elly?
Doc—" I t ’a a good th in g you d idn’t ' S*f,c l“ te r"*Hotial and this y ear will showing raw product! from the begtu
C hairm an Board of D irectors.
m ans on Sunday.
No. Maggie, me darling. I w ant yer
be no exception T herefore, lovers of nlng to tbelr finish. Also a wonder-
|
put
off com ing to me any longer.’1
J. O. M atthews and wife w ere h ere to call the Rabbi
Com pare ou r prices on these cars
livestock »hould make it a point to ful Land P roducts Show and a splen-
P
a
tie
n
t—"S
urely,
doc,
you
a
re
not
Sunday
'P«L
me
boÿ.
yer
out
o’
yer
head,
w ith prices elsew here. 25 used cars from Yacolt, W ashington,
set aside the week of Oct 30 Nov. 6 ¡did Dairy Product« Division
as h ard up as all th a t?"
su re a n ’ yer m ean th e F ath e r."
in open and closed models. Hessel looking over the home place.
for th e ir annual livestock vacation i Aa all ral'rn ad s a re making a rate
“No.
y'.
loon,
I
w
ant
th
e
Rabbi
Im plem ent Co.—Adr.
Don't yer know sc a rle t fever Is con-
"W hat does a baseball do rhen It and education
of a fare and a th ird for the roeed
"S peaking of bathing In fam ous tagious?"
We a re alw ays glad to quote you on
stops ro ilin g ?"
It la an Inspiration to go through trip, our readers should
tJielr
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"Give It up.”
lum ber. Sandy Lum ber Co., phone spring»," said th e tram p to th e to u r-1
the variouK dep artm en ts of tb it big, ag en ts at oace and get fall pe*"|ci
1st,
"I
bathed
in
th
e
sp
rin
g
of
’86."
T
ake
a
tip
—try
th
e
W
ant
Ads.
"It
looks
round.”
Sandy 223.—Adv.
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