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VOL. 17, NO. 39
GKESIIAM* MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OKKOON, TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1927
MEET
Public Playground NURSERYMEN
IN CONVENTION
25th an n u al convention of
Proves Great Help the The Pacific
Coast association of
LENAKD* THE TAILOR,
GRESHAM RAND WILL
IN NEW QUARTERS
PLAY IN TOURNAMENT
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
12.90 Per Year
Many Fine Programs
Offered at Chautauqua
T he line of five new sto res r e ­
"Say It w ith m usic" is the slogan
cently com pleted on E ast Powell of the big old fashioned band to u r­
n u rserym en is being held in Port-1
street, th ree com prised in th e Dow- nam ent w hich w ill be held a t C rys­
T he G resham public playground land th is week, th e opening ses- 1
j sett building and two in th e L enard tal Lake p ark Sunday, Ju ly 17, and
"T he Gods of th e G arden of
is proving popular these sum m er sion being th is m orning in the
| building adjoining It on th e w est. in w hich th e G resham band will
GKESHA.W, OREGON
Eden" w ill be th e subject for dis­
afternoons and a m erry group of H eathm an hotel. It will last th ree ;
are all occupied, the la st of th e five p arti dpate.
T he event w ill be
cussion a t the Chautauqua history
ch ildren, can be seen th e re week days, Ju ly 12, 13 and 14. T hursday
Six Big Days, August 2 to 7
to get into Its new q u a rte rs being 1 sponsored by the M ilwaukie band,
class T h u rsday m orning, under the
days any tim e betw een th e hou rs of I a fte rnoon various n u rseries in and
the G resham T ailo rs and C leaners, and th e bands to be rep resen ted
In stru ctio n of Prof. M. J. Fenenga.
EXECUTIVE BOARD AND OFFICERS
one and five, all u nder the carefu l ; nPar P o rtland w ill be visited and
of w hich P eter L en ard is th e pro- j w ill be H ubbard. E stacada, Oregon
( supervision of Miss R uth S chaefer ! on F r,d a y m any of (he v isito rs will T. J. Kreuder ............................................................................................................... President
T he tw o-w eek session of th e 1927
p
rieto
r.
,
I
City,
M
olalla,
St.
Johns,
G
resham
,
Jo
' o f LInnton. The num ber of chil- be taken over th e Mt. Hood loop or H. A. L ew is......................................................................................................... Vice President
W illam ette
V alley
Chautauqua
A g ran d opening of th e new sto re 1 M ilwaukie and oth ers. At th e con-
..
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i
M etsger.................................................. ...........................................................Secretary
d ren on th e grounds never rem ains oln er 8Cenlc trip s.
Theo, Brugger..............................................................................................................Treasurer is being arran g e d by Mr. L enard to elusion of th e to u rn am en t a m ass opened th is m orniug a t G ladstone
p ark . Gov. I. L. P atte rso n will be
T here are m any w ell know n n u r- I T- R- Howltf.
sta tio n a ry any length of tim e. They
j tak e place on F rid ay and S atu rd ay concert of 350 pieces will be heard
th e sp eak er at th e 11 o’clock forum
DIRECTORS
come and go like so m any happy serym en in th e county ea st of P o rt-
¡of
th
is
week.
At
th
is
tim
e
the
pub­
In addition to th e com petition of
Theo. Brugger
T. J. Kreuder
H. W. Mehlius
w hich is to fe a tu re pioneer day.
little lam bs,—ea ch obedient to the land wh0 a re in terested in th e con-
J. V. Cogswell
W. D. Kinder
lic is invited to call and in sp ect the m usical o rg an izatio n s th ere will be
F. Olbrich
P ioneer sons and d au g h ters w ill
Fred Crane
com m ands of m other as to the hour ventlon, am ong them H. A. Lewis
George Kenney
C. I. Raker
cleaning and ta ilo rin g estab lish ­ sp o rts of ail kinds, concluding with
picnic a t noon.
Richard Deich
Mrs Mabel Korstad
C. G. Schneider
to re tu rn , so th a t th e num ber of of lhe R ussellville N ursery corn-
m
ent
and
be
show
n
over
th
e
p
rem
­
a
big
dance.
O. A. Eastm an
H. A. Lewis
M. M. Squire
On T h u rsd ay afternoon w ill oc­
ch ild ren varies g rea tly during an t,any and L F eser of th e M ountain
ises.
T. R. Ilow itt
Dr. H. C. Johnson is g ettin g his
J L. Meier
H. L. St. Clair
c u r a rep etition of th e pageant-
afternoon. On S atu rd ay s and Mon- ' *ew F lo ral com pany, both of
S. B. Hall
W. H. Mitchell
Mr. L enard now has a light, airy boys in trim to tak e p a rt In the
B. I*. Walrad
play. "T h e old fro n tie r" under th e
A. F. Ham m ar
days th e atten d an ce is u su ally whom have im p o rtan t places on
A. W. Metzger
J. O. Wilson
and convenient display room, about contest w ith the idea of carry in g
d irection of Jam es W. E vans. Dr.
George W eatherly
sm aller th an on th e other four com m ittees of th e association.
20 x 42 feet in size, w ith tw o large off the honors of the day if possible
H. A. Lewis, who as one of th e
days.
SUPERINTEN D ENTS
counters, m irro rs, clo th es racks, The free o pen-air co n cert to be E. L. H ouse w ill lecture at 4 p. m.
on th e su b ject of suggestion. B ase­
A good m any g irls and boys have I °® cers and m em ber of th e execu G RO UND S............................................................................................................. h A Lewis presses, etc., n eatly
arran g ed . given W ednesday evening a t the
AG RICULTU RE...................................................................................................p. H . Crane
ball, ten n is, sp o rts, etc., also ta k e
tive
board
of
th
e
M
ultnomah
coun-
not com e to realize th a t th is is a
F L O R A L ...-................................................................................................Mrs. Frank Heiney More equipm ent Is to be added la ­ fairground en tra n c e will serve as a
public playground, and th a t It is
^a *L *s spending m ost of each L IV ESTO C K ................................................................ s. B. H all, Theo. Brugger ter, including a new Improved so rt of reh e arsal for th e big event place a t th is hour daily. A sym po­
free. T he expenses of equipm ent j day on tbe
Kr °unds, w ill be POULTRY AN D P IG E O N S..............................................................................C. T. E vans steam p ress board w hich is now on scheduled to tak e place Ju ly 17 sium on th e subject of "A pplied
E d u catio n ” w ill be conducted a t 5
and supervision have been m et by j absent atten d in g the convention DOMESTIC SC IE N C E ..............................................................Mrs. Annie H evel-E aston its way from th e east.
C rystal L ake p ark Is located near
•ART..........................................................................................................Mrs. E. T. W eathered
o'clock by Mrs. G. M. Gtines.
a large num ber of G resham citizens u n t*' S atu rd ay th is week,
Mr. L en a rd ’s cleaning and ta il­ Milwaukie.
I BOYS’ AN D G IRLS’ CLUB W ORK..........................................................W. D. Kinder
T he u su al rou tin e will be observ­
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TICKETS AN D G A TES___ ......................................................................... J. V. Cogswell oring estab lish m en t is an old lan d ­
w ho have taken
an in te re st in ___
pro-
ed F riday m orning w ith se ttin g up
viding th is fine o pportunity for th e | ® RAHAM BRO1HERS
J ?
............................................................................................................
M. M. Squire m ark in th e com m unity. He has
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS exercises by L. A. King, the history
ch ild ren and who would be pleased
REPORT HIGH SALES] B A B B I T S ..... . . . . . . 7 . . ........................................................................ Mrs A lice l '.h m in been located for th e p ast 14 years
class, v acation Bible school and
to see hundred or m ore th e re every
j u n e sales s h ip iT ^ ts of G raham MACHINERY....................
..C. I. ‘’i t X 'r in the sam e location ln th e J. H.
E verything points to a larg e crop
leadership
tra in in g
day. T he school board has helped B rothers tru c k s and com m ercial
.......................................................................................... E Dunne Metzger building east of th e d ru g ­ of hay in th is vicinity. On account sta n d ard
school. C ongressm an W. C. H aw ley
store
and
by
fair
dealing
and
close
of th e rain th e g rass h as grown
in th e way of providing some ca rs , 0 Dodge B rothers d ealers BABY SHOW.V.'.'.'.'.'.V.V.V."'.'.'.7.'.'. .
will le ctu re a t I I o’clock on "T he
equipm ent w hich w ill be a perm a- wj,0 gen and service them th ro u g h - ! JUDGES..........................................................' ............................................. g, B. H all application to d etails has built up very heavy, but If th e re Is not m ore
S tatu s In C hina”. A g range picnie
a
good
business.
For
th
e
p
ast
eight
nent addition to th e school grounds.
the w orld broke all previous DOG SH O W ..........................................................................Earl C. Kruger, W. K. Scars
su n sh in e th e re w ill be a lot of poor
years Mr. L enard has owned th e lot hay. as a good m any have had It will be held at th e noon hour. In
The grade school grounds w here m onthly records for th e year, the
STANDING
COMMITTEES
the children are beginning th e ir ! com pany
announces
th ro u g h 1 BUILDIN G S—Charles Cleveland? Chairman O. A. Eastm an, J. O. Wilson, on w hich th e new building is lo­ cu t and som e has been shocked for th e aftern o o n a g range program
cated and only recen tly determ ined quite n while. T he outlook for fru it will he given by th e C lackam as
th ird w eek of play is an ideal spot Brockw ay & Nelson, local d ealers j R ’ A* Lewis, B. L. W alrad, A. F. Hammar.
L.
St.
Clair,
T.
R.
Ilow
itt,
to m ake use of his idle property. is not very good here. C herries a re county Pom ona grange. W alter M.
for such a purpose. T here is an T he total of 5730 G raham B rothers ...
H a n '“ 80"' Chairman; H
He built two stores, th e one w hich not very plentiful and th e early Pierce, form er governor of Oregon,
ab undance of g ra ss and a t con- unttg produced and shipped during '
AM USEM ENTS—T. R Howltt. C h airm an;
O. A. Eastman, Ed. Ayls-
he Is occupying and a sto re of sim ­ apples a re alm ost a failure, as are will speak on farm problem s. Mrs.
v enient locations are te ete r boards, th e 24 w orking days of th e m onth , worth, C. O. Schneider, C. I. Raker.
ila r size w hich he has leased to th e also B artlett pears. P ru n es will G lendora M. B lakely will conduct
PREMIUM LIST—S. B. H all, Chairman ; W. D. Kinder.
a large sand pile, sw ings, a jum p- exceeded th e record m onth of May
the 5 o'clock sym posium from th e
CONCESSIONS—W. 11. Mitchell.
C arl D ahl shoe shop.
ing pit, a 50-yard dash for races and broUght G raham B ro th ers
am ount to about h alf a crop, b ut
TRANSPORTATION—J. V. Cogswell, Chairman ; G. H. Lewis. D. C. Zinc.
The w indow s of the ta ilo rin g es­ th a t may prove b etter th an it topic of "P ublic W elfare”. D orothy
and a baseball diam ond. Volley saIeg for the flrst glx m onths of th e
DECORATION—Ed. Ayisworth, Chairman ; J. R. Martin.
Lewis, th e p opular radio s ta r. Is
ball is to be added soon to th e list y ear to th e huge total of 29,677
GROUNDS—H. A. Lewis. Chairman ; T. It. H owltt. George Kenney, tablishm ent a re filled w ith a ttr a c t­ was la st year w hen so m any rotted
ive offerings in th e la test fabrics on th e ground. More potatoes were p rep a rin g a special vocal p rogram
J. Feser, H. W. Mehlius, C. I. Raker, Richard Deich.
of activities. An in te restin g voca- tru c k s and com m ercial cars,
for the evening. She will be ac­
PARKING—B. L. Walrad. Chairman ; F. Olbrich.
for sum m er w ear.
tion is to be begun soon by Miss
T he Ju n e record ,g all th e m ore
p lanted aro u n d h ere th an last year,
POLICE—M M. Squire.
com panied a t th e piano by Louise
S chaefer w ith the older girls on notew orthy when it is know n th a t
b ut less cauliflow er.
RECEPTION—Judge Richard Deich, Chairman ;
Chas. Cleveland,
Jacobson, who has previously ap ­
the ground, and th a t is raffia work. | ln previOus y ears tru c k sales in J. O. W ilson, J. E. Dunne, Mabel Korstad.
Mrs. Ju liu s Meier has gone to peared a t G ladstone park.
B askets and other a rtic le s can be genera! have ghOwn a falllng off In
San F ran cisco for a visit w ith her
Prof. E. T. Reed, college editor
| a fine show ing of blooded horses !
co n structed w ith a little p ractice Ju n e over ParIier monthg of the
| youngest dau g h ter. Mrs. F. Ganz. a t th e Oregon sta te college, is
will
not
be
a
t
th
e
fair.
He
is
now
and th e w ork is in stru c tiv e as w ell y e a r. O rahara B ro th ers 1927 sales
Mrs. J. E h rm an , an o th er d au g h ter scheduled to speak S atu rd ay m orn­
1 a t Reno and w ill cover a circ u it of
as an in terestin g pastim e.
curve, how ever, has show n an up-
The appeal for funds for the of Mr. and Mrs. Meier, Is h ere w ith
ing a t 11 o’clock. Mr. Reed will be
so u th ern fairs. B ut one of his six- G resham band to finance th e ir
T here a re no set ru les of adm is- w ard tren d since Ja n u a ry 1st and
h er tw o ch ild ren to spend th e su m ­ very favorably rem em bered
by
, horse team s w ill be in th e parades open-air sum m er co n certs Is con­
sion to the p leasures of th e play < d ea]erg re p o rt th a t p rospects are
m er at Menucha.
G
resham
audiences,
as
he
has
M asters of all th e g ran g es of th e ' and perhap8 “ ^ e r livestock en- tinued. T he list of co n trib u tio n s to
afternoon. Of course It is u n d er- b rig h t for even hfgher galeg d u r.
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard E hrm an spoken h ere on tw o high school
tries
stood th a t good conduct and obedl- ing th e gecond h a |f or the year
date as rep o rted to th e Outlook la I bav „ r ,,tnrnpd fr()ln „ , r)p
county a re requested to be on th e I
com m encem ent occasions. On S a t­
ence to authority a re requisite.
Thp pregent g rea t dem and for fair grounds on W ednesday. T h u rs- I \G . TEACHERS CHANGE?*
K,ven herew ith. T h ere a re m any and will rem ain at E h rm an o r for u rd ay aftern o o n and again in th e
C hildren w ill be adm itted from 5 tru c k s follow s a series of rem ark - day and Friday, Ju ly 20, 21, 22, to
TAKE UP OTHER WORK <>,bers wbo
welcome the op- the sum m er.
evening vaudeville stu n ts will take
to 15 y ears of age. T hose u nder abie im provem ents In design and help put th e g rounds in good shape
po rtu n ity to
a ssist the hand In an
up a tw o-bour period. T he six
Mr.
and
Mrs.
O.
N
McKay
of
five m ust be accom panied by an appeara n ce w hich add to the qual- for the F arm ers Field Day and pic- ' The tak in g up of o th er w ork by u n d ertak in g which Is of g rea t com-
Jack so n v ille, who have spent some * team s to p articip a te In the afte r-
older person.
¡ties of depend ablllty, stren g th and nic to be held on Ju ly 23. T hey two form er a g ric u ltu ra l te ach ers m unlty benefit.
D uring
th e
forenoons
Miss ]ollg jjfe—j or w bjcb G raham B roth- will be in terested In th e a rra n g e - j in th e G resham high school is re- 1 Make your su b scrip tio n to H arry tim e Hrnund P o rtlan d and Corbett, noon will be from W est Linn, E sta ­
cada, M ilwaukie, C arver, G ladstone
S chaefer c a rrie s a course of study erg tru ck s have alw ays been noted m ents for th e gran g e exhibits and I counted in th e c u rre n t issue of The p j u r> tre a s u re r of the hand, or w ent to Rockaw ay beach for the
and Oak Grove, and th e six team s
F
ourth.
Mrs.
F
red
Sm
ith
of
H
u
rl-
in the U niversity of Oregon exten- —even g re a te r economy, m ore pow- g eneral p rep aratio n s for th e fair.
N ew s-Item , published by th e O re­ hand It to th e Outook If m ore co n ­
h u rt Is also spending a few days at ln th e evening will rep rese n t O re­
sion sum m er school and devotes er> gpeed and strik in g beauty. De­
gon S tate Board of V ocational E d­ venient.
gon City, Logan, Oswego, Colton,
T he follow ing have co n trib u ted lo< aw ay '
hor aftern o o n s to the playground at sp |t e these advances, prices have
it. A. Lew is is atten d in g the ucation, in th e follow ing:
Molalla and Canby.
tow
ard
th
e
sum
m
er
o
pen-air
band
George
H
asw
ell,
a
b
ro
th
er
of
G resham . She is em inently fitted rem ained at th e sam e low level.
N urserym en's convention p a rt of
"We a re so rry to lose K enneth
T he ch au tauquu program this
for th is position and tak es advant-
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th is week but says he will be on D. F endali, who assum es ch arg e of concerts. Is your nam e In th e list? Mrs. G eorge Wilcox Sr., of L ato u r-
year is rep lete w ith good things.
the
fam
ily
farm
in
Y
am
hill
county,
;
Brockway
&
N
elson.................
$
15.0(1
e
,,t
arriv
ed
last
week
from
F
o
rt
age of the opportunity to in stru c t p^NDS ARE GATHERED
th e fair grounds S atu rd ay and ev-
T h ere is ap p a ren tly not a dry n u m ­
th e e | I c his
fath
e r enneth
having
aw ay yparg
re- | Bank
G re sh
a m ........ 10.00 . , fl
as well as en tertain the various
U(H{ THE LOUISE? HOME? opv
ery day th e re a fte r unHi
until a afte
fte r r th
en tly
. K
tallg passed
h t tb re(,
w R of Hj(.ks
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< W
f ayne, Indiana, afte r an absence ber on th e extensive program . A
ch ild ren placed u nder her ca re
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fair. He is a busy man and needs a t Newberg, and is ju s t finishing a Dr. H II. Hughes
5.00 gon so well th a t he has decided to num ber from G resham are p lan ­
d u rin g th e sum m er.
S olicitation w as made ln G resh ­ help. Any who w ill volunteer are tw o-year term at G resham . His BJur E lectric S to re ..............
15.00
ning to avail them selves of th e op­
am last week for funds In support asked to rep o rt to Mr. Lew is S at- I « « c e n so r on A ugust 1 will be Ed- L. L. K idder Hdwe. Co.
lo.oo s ,a y h er’’-
Don’t blam e th e telephone com- of thp Lou)gp HnmP for Girlg on
. ,
.
w ard M. S tarkey, who has been do- W alrad Merc. , C ,, o .. . .
10.00
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilcox Jr.. p o rtu n ity of atten d in g the chau-
pany for placing the poles so n ea r B a rk ,.r road T bjs w orthy fngt)tu. urday, Ju ly 16, or any day th e re - ¡ng advanced work d u rin g the past Outlook P ublishing Co. . 7 ,
10.00 of B aker, Oregon, spent the F ourth tuiiqua.
afte r.
'
: year at O. A. C. Starkey lir a h ortl- C. J. L undquist.
1.00 at L ato u rell F alls.
th e curb T hose poles never hit a tfon has been lngtrum entaI ,n beIp.
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| c u ltu rist, and comes from P ro sser, G resham B attery ti T ire
( nrd of Thanks.
m otor c a r except in self-defense.— ing hundreds of u n fo rtu n a te girls
Edw ard S tu a rt, youngest son of
Shop .................................
3.00
The first en try to be m ade a t th e W???Vlgton,’, , ,
,
,
.
We
wish
to th a n k friends and
Minn. Ski-U-Mah.
.
_
,* * * ....
.
H eber M. Moreland, who in ­ A. J. W. B ro w n .................
6.00 Mr. and Mrs. A. S tu a rt of L ato u r- neighbors who so kindly assisted at
since its organization, th e m ajority , fair
office Is th a t of Miss A nnie Ht a n ed (be departm ent a t Roseburg Ivy F illing S ta tio n ..
3.00 pH, who Is a p o p u lar radio singer, the fu n eral of ou r beloved sister
Music is a friend of labor for it
whom have m ade good and are Sandm an of P o rtlan d , who en ters th ree y ears ago, had a flatterin g G resham D rug C o................... 15.00
su rp rised his p are n ts and m any Mabel Thom as, and for the abund­
lig h tens the task by refresh in g th e living happy, useful lives,
four goat does of the Saanen breed, offer to go into business, w hich he H epps R acket S to re ...............
5.00
nerves and sp irit of the w orker. It
sin c e th e organization of the
will accep t a t the close of his p res- A yisw orth & M a rtin ............... 15.00 frien d s la st week by. announcing ance of b eautiful flowers.
Ezrn, H arry and Bert Thom as.
tends to m ake w ork p leasurable as Loulgp Home j g
noo
6.0« his m arriag e to a P o rtlan d girl. Mr.
P lan s are being arran g ed by ent co n tract. He ta u g h t at G resh J. E. M etzger
well as profitable and adds to the
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am one year before going to Rose- R. R. Bailey .........................
2 00 S tu a rt and his bride sp e n t a few
enjoym ent of leisure tim e.—W il- K' r ' s have p artak en of its sh elter- P resid en t T. J. K reuder for appro- burg
L et’s hope th a t Hebe will
Yew S Untiers and I’utnps
T he O scarette .........................
6.00 days a t his p a re n ts’ home last
liam G reen. P resident, A m erican ing care, according to a rep o rt re- p riate dedicatory exercises for th e clean up ten thousand a year In his E d w ard s’ C leaners & D yers.
Blonds, tan s, blacks, high, m edi­
2.50
Federation of Labor.
cently given by Alice W illiam s, th e i new club
building and g ran d stan d , new venture.
um and low heels, $4.95. We are
O. M. Davidson .......................
2.50 week.
Ju liu s M eier’s new project, th a t also show ing a ttra c tiv e shoes for
T odd’s B arber Shop ..........
5.00
superin ten d en t. An effort is m ade It will probably be a p a rt of the
G resham T ailo rs & C leaners
5.00 | of piping th e w ater from Gordon ladies at $2 95 and $3.95. A yis­
to rem ould these lives w hich have program for the opening day Au-
le n t Meeting A till a mi red.
5.00 creek. Is eag erly looked forw ard to w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
been blighted and to offer dom estic ! gust 2.
!
te n t cam p m eeting is being an- Carl Dahl .................................
E. E. W e llin g ...........................
5.00
nounced to be held by th e Evangel- Pigglv W ig g ly 'S to re d 7 7 7 1000 h*
resid en ts of C orbett who
and sp iritu a l train in g . A gram m ar
W hat you w ant, when you w ant
W. K. Sears, se creta ry and su- istlc Association of P o rtlan d at the 20th C entury G rocery ........
2.50 have been notified by th e high It, as you w ant it—W ant Ad It.
school fs m aintained in connection
2.50 school board th a t they could not
w ith the home, w here th e usual p erln ten d en t of th e G reshatn Ken- m unicipal cam p gro u n d a t New- Guy II. Jones .........................
A gam e of questions for the
J'Jrst
^9tate
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a
n
k
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I HUI’Ply them with w ater a fte r Sep­
studies
of
th
e
g
rades
are
pursued.
nel
club,
and
o
th
e
rs
a
re
on
the
i
port,
Oregon,
Ju
ly
20
to
A
ugust
20.
w hole fam ily.
5.00
R oberts’ C onfectionery
W hile a few of th e w ards are a «rounds fitting up th e ir building E vangelist T. S. W iney, form erly a Oregon T elephone Co. .
10.00 tem ber 1. S everal new hom es are
this intsresnng feam r^regularly0 Ths disappointm ent, m any have risen ,o r *he big dog show to be held un- w ell-know n p asto r of N orth P ort F lorence Honey ............
2 00 tinder co n stru ctio n and o th ers are
I w aiting to build as soon as w ater
K "Z S ndeU w he™ Om\nhBtsq™ ^ r ’lU a! in high resolve to b etter th in g s and '• « auspices of the A m erican Ken- land B aptist ch u rch , will be In
W ednesday E vening, Ju ly 13—
O utdoor co n cert G resham band,
sonable anil proper questions sent to are now leading exem nlarv lives
nel club during th e fair.
charge of th e cam paign. He w ill
H r,I,I W A .IIE H .
is available.
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Tbp r .l(( fr a fn 7 T pil g el¥ n th p he a s s b e d by E v a n g e list C h a rle s R. ' T h re e w eeks
fa ir o p en in g !
George K nlerletn Jr., left for Cal- fair ground entrance.
(Copyrighted by Milton O. Nelson)
OPTICAL BUS WILL
i ne race ir.o k is neing given tne n illon, a converted m ovie acto r of
T here will he u rg en t need of (fornla a week ago and expects to
Ju ly 14—C olum bia G range dance
1. Why is a te rrie r so called?
RETURN THIS WEEK ,lnlsInng touches. W. H. W illiam - Ho„ ywood and blg w)fp Mr„ Hp|,,n some volunteer help In cleaning up | rp tu rn
wHh h |„ brldp No de. and card party, P. W. L. A. hall,
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son is keeping th e trac k well R Dillon, a form er atten d a n t at I fhe grounds and pu ttin g on th e fin- i ta ils of the wedding a re know n but S pringdale.
2. W’h at is the m eaning of the
The large optical bus of th e sprinkled and it is daily harrow ed Angp| u„ tpm p,Pi Loa Angeles. Oth- *"hlng
T ho''f, who couId It Is safe to say th a t th e m any
word " k ith ” ln the expression,
“k ith and k in ?”
Ju ly 12 to 24—A nnual W illam ette
Staples O ptical com pany will again and sm oothed up. It will be In the pr m(n|gtprg ar)d PV8,)gp„ gts will *ParP a
hours, a day. or a few frlpndg o, th e grool„ will be happy
Valley C h au tauqua at G ladstone,
? W hat city has tw enty content- be lu G resham on F rid ay and S at- finest shane ever
T h e h o r se m en
l duvu ut.,.i,ia r<m**v* in
,.cs,.a
poraneous m ayors?
urday, July 15 and 16. It will he ,
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, p articip ate In the m eetings and a layg> • honld rep o rt to the, office
grppt bltn arid b|„ br)de w b,,n Oregon.
a re tra in in g th e ir tro tte rs and
4. W hat large city in the tropics stationed on Main stre e t opposite
good choir and orc h estra will re n ­ and get in stru ctio n s. T he w arm tbpy a r r | V(.
Ju ly 17— Band contest, C rystal
h as th e clim ate of th e tem p erate the Outlook office. T his Is a c o m -, ,,af era *or tbe racea-
der m usic. The m eeting will be In- welcome and expression of ap p re- , Mr, Frpd K t„ (lg hag gone to L ake park.
zone?
plete office w ith a w aiting room.
elation
on
the
part
of
those
In
j
Bettverton
for
a
sh
o
rt
time,
Mrs. F ra n k H einey, su p erin ten d - terdenom lnational In Its scope and
5. If our nlckles w ere m ade of An ex p ert optician will te st your
charge, who a re them selves volun
S atu rd ay , Ju ly 23— A nnual F arm ­
L aw rence A ndersen spent Mon­
copper or tin and of th e present eyes, rep a ir broken lenses and fit pnt of the floral exhibit, Is sta rtin g a cordial Invitation Is extended to
teers,
will rew ard th e donor m ore j day at his home here.
e rs' Field Day at fair grounds.
weight, would they be as valuable? new ones scientifically to your eyes, early to get th e floral building In aR in terested to be present.
th an any o th er pay could do.
6. W hat is allspice?
allspice?
P rices are reasonable.—Adv.
_ ■ prom
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i
I
•
shape _
and
m arvelous
Sunday, Ju ly 31—Pioneer picnic
7. How did Rhode Island get its
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 7i»c.
Window Cleaning.
at Jo n sru d 's grove on Bluff road.
In su ran ce funds for farm loans.
nam e?
P lease phone or w rite Item s for d i*P|a y-
F ull cut, 2 pcækets.
Special
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For expert window cleaning see
8. In w h at p a rt of our co u n try th e Outlook—b ut give your real
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____ A yisw orth & M artin, G resh- No com m ission or brokerage. Very I 8 TaJlm a or ,p afe o rd p r„ w „ b j
value.
A ugust 2 to 7.— M ultnom ah Conn-
w as slavery first forbidden?
'n a m e . Call G resham 1561.
' A. C. Ruby who has alw ays m ade a m __ xdr'
easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
Ross Brown, G resham , phone 2501. i ty F air
MULTNOMAH COUNTY FAIR
777777771 777777777.....
FAIR NOTES
Do You Know?
21 Days to Opening of Multnomah County Fair
Extensive Improvements Made. All Departments Greatly Enlarged. Wonderful Exhibits. New Race Track and Grand­
stand. Record Racing Events. Daily Auto Races. Wildest of Wild West Stunts.
Thrilling Amusement Feats.
Pouular
Elks Band.
Something for Everybody All the Time! Plan Now to Be There!
Six Great Days
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FOR THE FAIR”— —August 2 ,3 , 4 ,5 , 6, 7