O nly a W eek Till Fair O p e n in g —E veryb od y H elp M ake It a G reat S u ccess
G resham O utlook
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VOL. 17, NO. 43
IZ 1 ZÌI 1
05956782
G K ESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
TUESDAY, JULY 2«, 1»27
*2.00 Per Year
CONGRESSMAN
to Number About 300
SUICIDES
Field Day Draws Many;
Horseshoe Tossers
Good Program Given Will Contest at Fair
KIDDIE KAMI’ CAKES
p
ln
EOK MANY CHILDREN fcX C C ptlO Iial lU C C S tO
Betw een 20 and 25 ch ild ren a re j
cared for daily by Miss Mary Lew is
and her helper. Miss N orabell
A horseshoe pitching co n test for , P ra tt of P ortland, at the cam p in
Feature Countv Fair
T he G resham K ennel club show
No one, unless it be an av iato r t The ad d ress of the m orning was
in connection w ith the county fair
w ill be sim ply great, judging from
everybody, ever th in k s of frow n- | Hooti River, m a ster of th e Oregon and big attracfio n at the Multno- Packing com pany east of th e
Intim ations given by E arl K ruger,
can- have some ot th e best horse racing
inah county fair. It is expected j nery.
T hese children a re m ade
president, and W. K. S ears, se cre
ing on a g ric u ltu re as a p u rsu it in
ever held on the local track if not
ber of g ran g e m em bers in Oregon th e re , will . be m ore P ^ tic lp a a ts happy by the v ariety of the w ork in
ta ry and superintendent of the new
Oregon. The tra c k has been
and around G resham , w here every , a8 i 3,5Oo. a good percentagp a8 ...
th an at any form er sta te co m p etl-| and play g h e n them by Miss Lew is g rea tly Improved, the purses are
ly formed club.
year a day is set aside dedicated I com pared w ith o th er states. How-
tion
I and Miss P ra tt, who try to m ake
T he sanction of th e A m erican
larg er and the in te rest is keener
en tirely to th e farm er, and a big | ever. Mr. P alm iter says th e pro
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tiriftlth, 252 E ast F o rty “ the ch ild ren feel th at thev d p a » i i
K ennel club has been obtained, th e
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( ^ u r t h stree t. P o rtlan d , ts m an ag er m em bers of a big fam ily who m ust th an ever. This is evidenced by
classification list w ith ru les and in
the large num ber of entries. More
Which ? know n «
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550°° ‘° 6° >000l ° f
n,ee‘ 8nd “ntr,e8 “ re
b“ ” e rc “1“ «<’<“ '
work
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form ation has been issued and
exercise good team work. They
wnich is known as th e fa rm e r’s farm ers ln th e «fate. He stated m ailed to him. He will be assisted I are tau g h t to w ait on them selves th an 100 horses, m any of them the
p rep a ra tio n s are under w ay for a
best tro tte rs and pacers In the
field day. T his rec re atio n al period th e re had been a decrease from 90
by Major N. Repp, sta te p resident, I 80 f«r as possible and to help one west, will face the official s ta rte r
real dog show w ith prizes and all
of th e y ear Is one w hen farm ers per cent to 33 jfer cent in farm
that.
from over th e county m eet to ex- J population since 1880 and taxes and R L. Eldridge, sta te secreta ry an o ,h er wllP,‘ help Is needed. They during th e five days of th e racin g
L ast year th e re w as at th e fair a
The fair board haR set aside Sat- are 'e a rn in g lessons also in self sta rtin g W ednesday, Aug. 3. The
change ideas of m utual helpful- I had been trip led . He listed th e in-
sm all dog exhibit b u t w ith no
ness, th e women folks spend th e , debtedness of farm ers as tw elve urday, A ugust 6, as th e date for the Kovernm ent, as difficulties am ong races a re under th e N orth Pacific
official sanction or resu lts. T here
I tim e in p leasan t social in terco u rse, j and a h alf billion dollars and said horseshoe pitching prelim in aries tbeD1 a re oWen settled by them - Racing association rules.
w ere then about 75 dogs benched.
prom inent sp eak ers are p resen t to th a t in th e p ast six years the value and the finals will tak e place the ^ Iv e s , of course, under the w atch-
Schedule of Kare»x
T his year, according to th e of
I ful eye of those in charge.
j discuss th e th eo retical side of farm of farm p ro d u cts had declined from follow ing day.
T
he
schedule
of races and purses
Maurice E. ('riinipacker.
ficials, th e re will be around 300
Sand pile, skipping rope and
Word has been received In P o rt
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life and a program , in tersp ersed seventeen billion to th irte en b il
for th e five days is as follow s:
dogs benched from a list of about
sw ings are alw ays favorite m eans
T he announcem ent th a t M aurice wlth m u8lcal num bers and followed lion dollars. He said th a t w hat land th a t a num ber of sta r Iron
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 3.
200 ow ners and all will be orderly
of pastim e w ith th e children, and
heavers
from
o
th
er
p
a
rts
of
the
E. C rnm packer com m itted suicide by a Kroup of sports, rounds out a th e farm er w anted was not relief
2:13 pace, 3 heats, $600.
and official.
they
w
ere
m
ade
happy
yesterday
by
sta te will he In a tte n d a n r to mak ■
by throw in g him self into the bay day brim ful of in te re st to farm ers i nr subsidies so much as equity
R unning handicap, half mile,
In th e list of en tries w ill be a t j
an attem p t to win th e coveted the addition of tq eter boards to free-fo r-all, 5 heats, one each day
1 “ and
th e e lr
ir rrien
friends.
at
San
F
ran
cisco
Sunday
a
f
te
r-
1
,lu
ln
as.
j
F
ra
n
k
L.
S
hull,
presid
en
t
of
the
least 12 im ported G erm an shep
th eir equipm ent by the B erry $1000.
| noon cam e as a distinct shock to , A lthough S atu rd ay w as th e hot- i P o rtlan d C ham ber of Commerce, honor for the com ing year.
J G row er m anagem ent.
herd dogs.
THURSDAY, AUG. 4.
Outside
Entries
Received.
' te st day of the year, th e therm om - | spoke in th e aftern o o n from the
Tw o-year-old colts, mixed gaits.
The fam ous w inning Boston le r- j all who knew him.
Lack
of
facility
for
cooking
and
He
Among the s ta r horseshoe p itch
2 in 3. $300
j C ongressm an Crum packer w as e te r_ reR l8terlnF 102 degrees in th e , {subject, "L e t’s Go Ahead". __
rier, in tern atio n al cham pion, P lay
serving m eals m akes It im possible
2:10 tro t, 3 heats, $700.
elected to congress in November, j sbad e. tb e farm ers field day exer- . pledged the cooperation of the ers who are expected to ap p ear at
fair L et’s Go, owned by th e P lay
to have th eir lunches served a t th e
FRIDAY, AUG. 5.
1924, and re-elected In November, 1 cises held at th e ia ,r grounds P o rtlan d body of business men to the G resham field are :
fair K ennels of P ortland, w ill be on
2:24 trot, 3 heats. $40C.
C. A. Newton, J W. G rave, C. A. cam p, b u t they go to th e lunch
1926 He w as m aking a good rec- ' Were attended by a K°°d 'y rep re- an y o rg an izatio n th a t w as in sym
2:18 pace, 3 heats, $500.
exhibition.
sen tatio n of farm ers and farm er- pathy w ith productions of the soil. Berry, E. L inders and Jo h n W cou n ter at th e cannery, w here c e r
SATURDAY, AUG. 6
tain
foods
are
served
to
them
a
t
■
Also cham pion H eathergrouse, ord and his p rospects w ere be-1 ettes. The program w as in charge
A fter th e w eighty farm problem s Brown, all of C orvallis; Joseph F.
2:24 pace, 3 heats, $400.
7 cen ts per, Including sandw iches
th e E nglish se tte r who won the lleved u n u su ally bright. He w as of Fred H. Crane, m aster- of Po-
N
athm
an,
H
enry
McGrew
and
2:16 trot, 3 heats, $500.
had been solved and t h e ’ n atio n ’
coveted trophy for best dog in the n atu ra lly jovial, possessed out- j m ona gran g e, and although th e at-
H enry Covey, all of W oodburn; J. If they bring th e ir own, as many
SUNDAY, AUG. 7.
show of all breeds held a t E ugene E n d i n g ability, m ade friends easi | tendance w as not as larg e as in farm deficit disposed of. although
of
them
do,
the
ch
arg
e
Is
only
6
F ree-for-all pace. 3 heats, $700.
A. C oulter. W. L Burt, Tom Seiner,
la st year, will be show n by Chas.
and ha<^ y ° ” _ Positions of in- j form er y ears, due to th e hay and th e atm o sp h ere w as fairly s ib lin g
cents. The ch ild ren are eager to
Derby, free-for-all, 1 mile, $500.
everybody
leaned
hack
and H. H ettm an and Jess Mayfield, all rem ain at the cainp. O ne m other
fiuence as a legislator.
Consolation (special race).
R. Campion of P ortland.
J
berry
h
arv
e
st
being
In
full
sw
ing,
of
Beaver
C
reek;
C.
Paxton.
H.
C.
w atched Young A m erica’s activity
Why he should choose to rem ove
The 2:13 pace of W ednesday, Au
Mrs. Rom an of E verett, W ashing
i Mr. C rane kept th in g s moving and in the pie eatin g contest and other Cook of E ugene; Glen Je n k in s and visited h er sm all son one noon
him
self
from
th
e
stag
e
of
life
time. A fter her d e p a rtu re Miss g u st 3, has th e larg est e n try list of
ton, w ill be on hand w ith h er strin g
it
is
safe
to
say
everybody
had
a
H.
D.
P
eters,
R
edm
ond;
A.
Mc
of fam ous w inning Cocker spaniels when in his early prim e life j good tim e. P robably no one en- sp o rts of the afternoon. D elbert Queen, W illam ina; J. B. N athm an, Lewis said to the child, "w a sn ’t it th e en tire m eet. In th is race ap
Exley won first place and his
Also the Olympic K ennels of I 8eemed t0 be o p enlnK *”• hlm a no-
p leasan t to see M other"? th e little pears C harles D irect, Tom Poole,
Salem.
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----------- " I tah lp carppr nt nopf.iinoca
„ „„ i ’oyed th e day m ore th a n th e ex- b ro th er W ilbur second with
E verett. W ashington, w ill exhibit a : ’ ,D*e caree r of usefulness is a se-
fellow
replied, "Yes, hut It's very Zolock Hal, V allejo Chief, Stoney
H. D. P eters of Redmond re c e n t
c re t probably no one hut him self I farmerB w h° w ere P resen t to tell luscious rasp b e rry pie, w hile Clyde
p
leasan
t to stay .and play som e Logan, Saxon Boy, George McFos-
large strin g of collies.
^ new
th e w ebfooters how they used to Jen n in g s and D elbert Exley won ly won the ea ste rn Oregon title, ac
ter, H al Brown, B arondale, Lady
m ore."
Several en tries a re expected from
H e leaves ■> widpw Q.,,i .x-™ I tn l ,h e «oil of 160 ac res in Minne-
cording
to
word
received
here,
and
first and second places resp ectiv e
widow and th ree
Lincoln, la u ira B, G eorge H. W il
Besides
the
ch
ild
ren
of
th
e
c
a
n
V ictoria and V ancouver, B. C., and
j so ta or how ta ll th e corn used to ly In th e w heelbarrow race. The th a t m eans th a t th e re will be plenty
little boys.
nery w orkers who a re cam ped near son, Otis D irect, P rince Zolock and
also some from California.
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I grow In old "Iow ay.”
of
com
petition
offered.
lad ies’ nail driving contest was
th eir work, th e re are ch ild ren from G eneral Paxton. The first h eat of
, P ra ctically
-------- . all the w
. inning
........o dogs f i p p u i i » M p e n p r p e r r
T he audience enjoyed very much won by Mrs. Beula McElwain and
P o rtlan d p itch ers who expect to
on the recent spring show circ u it
' YELLOWSTONE PARK !th# con,munity 8lnKtn*. led by H. Mrs. J. F. Schm idt of Fairview . In p articip a te in the to u rn am en t will many b erry fields. T hese a re the ru n n ing handicap of a half m ile
each day for th e $100» purse, will
of S eattle, Tacom a and P ortland
W. S trong, accom panied by Mrs. th e sack race George Cook took assem ble at L a u re lh u rst p ark next b ro u g h t to cam p by Miss Lewis in
will be here com peting for top
T he Misses Evelyn and Mabel R. G. H aji at the piano an d W inston first prize and M illard Duffy sec Sunday, Ju ly 31, to hold elim in a file m orning and retu rn ed a t night. also be on W ednesday’s program .
T h u rsd a y ’s card w ill co n sist of
honors.
Miss L ew is may be reached by
M etzger and Miss P earl Ruegg r e S trong on th e accordion. In th e ond. T he ladies' relay race was tions. Because It will be n ecessary
the tw o-year-old mixed gaits. T his
telephone evenings a t 881.
As th is is the n ea rest show held j
afternoon th e S un sh in e o rch e stra
for outside en tries to trav e l co n
Is a free-for-all tw o-year olds.
in this vicinity prior to th e open tu rn ed Sunday from a w eek's v aca from L ents played, much to th e won by Mrs. M cElwain, Mrs sid erab le d istan ce to the tourney,
Schm
idt,
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
W
elbes
and
tion
trip,
over
4’4
days
of
which
H orses entered are John K. Healy,
ing of th e h u n tin g season a large
NOTED
FILM
BOOKED
satisfactio n of everybody. At the
arran g e m en ts have been m ade to
Lady
Bailey. E lizabeth Lincoln,
en try of gun dogs is expected. All w ere spent in a to u r of Yellow- beginning of th e m o rn in g ’s p ro Mrs. J e ttie Mastin. J e rr y Sm ith p erm it them to qualify on S aturday,
EOK BAPTIST SOi lAL
Rosem ary D irect, G alley Vernon,
interested in sporting dogs w ill be stone N ational P ark . The jou rn ey gram those in the g ran d stan d w ere and W. D. K inder ca rrie d off the A ugust 6, at th e fair grounds in
"T he S tream of L ife" Jam es K. Jim M and A. V. M. T he 2:10 tro t
able to get much valuable in fo rm a was m ade over th e Union Paelfle tr e a ted to a th rill when one of the honors of th e free for all 100-yard “J res ha in.
dash. Mrs. M cElwain and Nellie
Shields' suprem e production, com will have C heckers, L ilas Dee, Je an
tion from th e kennel ow ners «•«-I railw ay and hom e via th e N orthern I rac ,n * horses p racticin g on the
C o n testan ts who have th e highest m ended by the p ress, p raised by
Johnson won In th e lad ies’ egg
Luck, L. C. McK, T ram pspruce,
garding q ualities and tra in in g of Pac)fic Qn thp
tQ Wvotnin
track tripped and landed under the
race, Theda Holmes and Nellie qualifying scores will p articip a te in the critics, endorsed by the clergy E ssie Donely, BUI S chultz and Na
L Vari ° "
< hUn? i" B, dOK? i«b<y stopped at Pocatello. Idaho, racing ca rt. W hen ex tricated from
round-robin to u rn am en t before and applauded by th e public, will
Johnson th e ja r filling con test, and
dine facing the wire.
The dogs w ill be benched In the
w here they visited w ith Mr. an d l tb e h arn ess he w as led lim ping to the high jum p was won by J e rry the final w inner is declared.
be show n a t the local B a p tist
form
er
boys’
and
g
irls
’
club
build-
J
F rid ay 's program will have a $400
Women Also to Have Chance.
.
. , , in «,
,, , ,
Mrs. W illiam Bostic and fam ily, 1 tb e barn.
Sm ith and P aul B uckner.
ch u rch on F riday evening. Ju ly 29. | a ,„, a , 500 ra(,„ T he 8 ta rte r„
So m uch in te re st has been show n as a p a ri of the program follow ing I th e 2:24 tro t will be The Schau-
,n x „ ,n „ . o x ____ _
form erly of G resham . They rep o rt-
judging ring, 20 by 30, w ith a w ait
mong women p itch ers th a t the
ed a w onderful trip w ith the ex
th e ice cream social to he held on Krauln Thp C ava„ Pr Bond-a-tnan.
ing room and seats and standing
om m lttee in ch arg e will have a
ception of th e w eath er being ex- '
the ch u rch law n a t 7 o'clock.
1 Bondallne, C herry M alet and Lady
room for spectators.
trem ely hot. the w arm est expert-^
sta te title m eet for th e fair sex,
O f "T he S tream of L ife" W id’s Sm ith, w hile th e 2:18 pace will
providing th a t sufficient en tries a re
enced in seven years. Among one
Dally, th e B rad stre et of Ulmdon, havp a „ 8tarfpr8 V allejo Chief
“W here did the ca r hit him,"
received to w a rra n t th e contest.
of th e pleasan t incidents of th e ;
asked th ^ coroner.
says:
"T his Is tru ly a p ic tu re of ! Hobby Paxton. Lida McK C aptain
Cash prizes will be aw arded th e !
“At th e junction of dorsal and park to u r they m ade th e ascen t of |
life and has for Its main them e Hal, Billie J, Otis D irect and Mer-
Oh
boy!
th
e
y
’re
coming.
w
inners
both
In
th
e
m
en
’s
as
well
I
cervical vertebrae" replied th e Mount 'W ashburn by m otor bus to ' F u n eral services w ere held th is
the consolation of faith. W ith th e ryland.
m edical w itness.
The big Pacific States show s will as th e w omen’s events.
an elevation of 10,317 feet, th e J afternoon at the home of E zra
hum or and pathos m ingled as we |
T he forem an of the ju ry rose
find it along the way."
,? b‘h 2 ,74 ’ ,C.e a " d ,tb e 2:,fi tro ‘
highest m ountain in the park.
T hom as on Main stre e t for his cover several acres on th e fair
from his seat.
Bishop W illiam F. A nderson, ; * bV bp f,'atUre8
SatU\ ' ^
— — —— —
; nephew Clifford Thom as, aged 16. grounds with all kinds of a ttr a c HEALTH «¿KOI I’ WILL
"Man and boy, I ’ve lived in these
w ethodist
,x ! . Episcopal
is ■
I .
,
T hese tw o races a re also for $400
p a rts for 50 years,” he protested, BROADWAY SPAN YVILL
HAY E KOOM AT FAIK M
who died In Em anuel hospital tions.
ch u rch , Cin- j „
„
.
ponderously, “an ' I ’ve never heered
,
....
.
and $500 purses. S ta rte rs for the
T h ere will be lots of rides and
CLOSE FOB REPAIRS sh o rtly a fte r m idnight S unday as
T he estab lish m en t of a lounging clnnati, Ohio, says: I have seen 2:24 pa(,e a n j IM p r McK TwW
o ’ th a t place.”
th e re su lt of in h alin g w ate r Into am usem ents and sensations.
room and first-aid statio n for w om th e new m otion p ictu re d ram a 'T he Man, Dewey Val, C harles W. H all
Beginning Sunday, Ju ly 31, t h e , th e lungs w hile bath in g in Lake
They will have th e "H eydey”
B right One—"W ell, I showed the Broadw ay bridge will be closed in , Oswego Sunday afternoon. W ith ride, th e new est sen satio n al riding en and children at the M ultnomah S tream of L ife’. " I t Is tru e to life. Steinw ay. Billy J., Billy P o rte r and
teach er before the w hole class to
It has a high m oral purp o se and a
M erryland. T hose listed to s ta rt
order th at re p a irs m ay be m ade a p arty of young people Thom as ‘Ievice. d irect from W imbley, Eng- county fair A ugust 2 to 7, w as a s
day.”
pow erful ap p eal."
sured
today
when
Mrs.
P.
R.
W
hlte-
in th e 2:16 tro t a re Dick Dudley,
Dull One— “Why? Wise us up.” It w ill req u ire about five m onths w as w ading in th e lake and w as | land. w>*ere it proved itself the
Accom panying th is rem ark ab le
Ide, executive se creta ry of th e
B right One—“She asked me for i it is claim ed, to com plete the con- out in fairly deep w ater w hen he K restest th rille r of all rides,
W illiam Gray, S. A. E lder, Oregon
M ultnom ah County Public H ealth p ictu re is a com plete m usic score i Bond. Bund-a-m an, Lady Acme,
Lincoln s G ettysburg address and I tra c ts for im provem ents, so th is was suddenly seized w ith cram ps ’ A' 8°
new
120,000,
O
ver-the-
had to tell her he never lived there.
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association, announced th a t th e as- oI 102 P*«ces arran g e d by Prof. Curl |t()an M#ck >nd
Bill Schultz.
Oh. you
not be open and began to sink. He w as given , Jum ps, a com bination of th e eater-
you should have heard th „ im P °rta n t 8pan
sociatlon
had received th e neces M. Roeder, one of A m erica's fore- j
for traffic again u n til some tim e in first aid a t th e lake, considered out , I’W ar and m erry-go-round, ail In
class laugh."
1,11 free-for-all pace get for Sun-
sary consent from H. A. Lewis, s u inoHt com posers. It w ill be played
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I December. In the m eantim e th e re „f d anger and removed to his home. ' ,,ne-
hy Mrs. H. 8. Clow.
day 18 a ttra c tin g the m ost atten -
p
erin
ten
d
en
t
of
th
e
fair
ground
Don’t forget t&e ad v ertisers w hen
be a re-ro u tin g of stre e tc a r L ater ln th e evening he suffered a
Also a larg e F e rris w heel, th a t
lu addition to the ’'S tream of I tlon aH
of ,h e best h arn ess
you need anything In th e ir line.
»and o th e r traffic over other routes. collapse and was h astily taken to w il> llft «ne «P »” noiseless wings buildings a t G resham , and vice life" will he show n a th ree-reel h,,r8f”' ,n ,h e w est a re entered. In-
p resid en t of th e fair board.
the hospital w here he lived but above th e fair city of te n ts and
Home form of en tertain m en t will blographlcal sketch of th e life and ®,u d ,n ’ C harles D irect, Tom Poole,
about tw o hours. T he cause of buildings.
Z,,lock ,U I ’ C lnco«.ld, Stoney
he provided for little ch ildren, and w orks of T hom as A Edison.
Then th e re will be a com plete
lieath was given as congestion of
The sh o rt in term issio n s will be ’j 1" 8" ’ Ual 1,''t« 8‘«nmons, G eorge
h ealth p o sters of an a ttra c tiv e so rt
the lungs and acu te dilation of the garden of m in iatu re rides and
Llnco,B’
will adorn the room. One of th e filled w ith vocal and in stru m e n ta l ’? ‘ Fo8,ef ’ B aro n d a,e’
th rills for th e kiddles, Including
h eart.
G eorge H. W ilson and P rince Zo
p o sters will be a larg e rep ro d u ctio n num bers by local talen t,
T he fu n eral was largely attended th e whip, a F e rris w heel, m erry-
lock. This is a th re e -h e a t rac e
of a prize-w inning health calen d ar
I w ith a p u rse of $700.
and the floral offerings m any and go-round and seaplane— all safe
draw n by Edw ard Kost, a M ultno
beautiful. T he serm on was p rea ch and pleasurable.
In addition on S atu rd ay will be
mah county school boy.
Among th e
show s
will be
ed by the Rev. H. V. W ilhelm , p as
the one-m ile free-for-all runn in g
A n u rse will be on duty at all
to r o t th e M ethodist Episcopal "M oose” N orbeck's ath letic sta d i tim es during the fair, said Mrs. j
derby for a $500 purse. E ntered In
ch u rch , and selections w ere r e n um, w ith a group of w re stle rs and W hiteside to a ssist w ith th e ca re of j
the derby a re S lats, owned by A. W.
dered by a q u a rte t from F ra n k lin boxers ready to m eet all com ers; children and to ren d er first aid In
, Y aker; Red Wagon of th e R. L.
J. Ed. R ussell, advance agent and
high school In w hich he w as a Moulin Rouge, the bug house; La em ergencies.
L ite ra tu re dealing publicity man for the Pacific sta te s j B aze sta b le ; T arbox. Dr. Ju liu s
sophom ore. He had recen tly joined Zor/i, p resen tin g the la rg e st rep with personal hygiene, child care,
H eld's ste p p er; H andsom e and
show s, the com pany w hich will put
as a c h a rte r m em ber the P alestin e tiles in captivity, and an a ll-sta r and th e prevention of disease w ill
Mickey of th e B. L. ('openhaver
on th e ir super-show s and rides at
ch ap ter of th e De Molays and th is A rkansas M instrel troup.
be supplied to those who are in te r the fair, is h ere with ail auto load J strin g , and Onaway, belonging to
body of yonng men conducted th e
T he show s and equipm ent will ested.
Tony M urratto.
of posters. He is an ex p ert and
service a t G resham cem etery w here arriv e Monday on a long train of
The m eet will close w ith a
T his will be th e sixth y ear th a t with his a ssista n ts will soon let
in term en t took pice in th e Thom as car8 an<l be set up over night, ready the association h as
consolation race for non-w inners.
conducted ’em know w hat's com ing.
fam ily plot. P allb e arers w ere se for the opening day of th e big fair. h ealth work during th e fair, and
lected from th e ra n k s of th e De-
pressed by the m any friends of th e th e th ird year th a t they have m in
J. V. Cogswell, in ch a rg e of tic k
Mo lays.
Thom as fam ily in this vicinity. The istered to th e h ealth and happiness ets and g ates, has arran g e d for the
T he deceased is survived by his
u n fo rtu n a te o ccu rren ce Is sad In of women and ch ild ren by th e o p er sale of 4-year season tic k ets at the
p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. H arry Thomas
the extrem e, as th e young m an was ation of th e lounging room. Mem
new en tra n ce to th e fa ir grounds,
and his sistp r Maxine of P o rtland,
F rid ay Evening, Ju ly 29— Ice
one of ste rlin g q u alities, beloved bers of th e fair board have re p e a t
R em em b er th e s e th re e im p o rta n t
to s ta rt T h u rsd ay m orning, T he cream social and m otion p ic tu re
six uncles E zra Thom as of G resh
alike by relativ es, frie n d s and asso edly expressed appreciation for th is price will be $2.75 including w ar e n te rta in m e n t B aptist church.
d a te s w ith G ifts from
am, B ert T hom as of Lodi, C alifor
ciates. He had a p p a re n tly every service and th e executive com m it tax.
y o u r Je w e le r.
nia, Otto, C arl, H enry and E rn est
prospect for a long and useful life tee of th e p rese n t board, T. J.
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Sunday, Ju ly 31—Randy Pioneer
Aschoff, tw o au n ts Mrs. H arry
K reuder, H. A. Lewis, A. W. Metz
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and E“ r,y 8*IHer society picnic at
We specialize in
when strick en .
A
distinguished
philosopher J o n sru d ’s grove.
Bram haB and Mrs. R obert A ndross
ger and T heodore B rugger, are spoke of arc h ite c tu re as frozen I
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and bis aged g ran d fath e r Adolph
p
lanning
special
facilities
for
m usic. and his assertio n caused
At l.lnnem ann Nlalion
Sunday. Ju ly 31—R ebekah W el
Aschoff. L ess th a n th re e weeks F ourteen acres on Jo h n so n cre ek , health w ork In th e w om en's new 1 m any to shake th e ir heads. We be
Nee «nr window
ago th e fu n eral of Mtss Mabel 8 acres cleared , 6 in tim ber. $1000 building to be bu ilt d u rin g th e lieve th is really b eau tifu l Idea fare clu b picnic a t John R ob erts’
home a t W elches.
could not be b etter reintroduced
T hom as an a u n t was conducted will handle. Priced for quick sale. com ing year.
than
by
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B.
W.
T
horne,
phone
2751.—Adv.
from (he Thom as home and burial
Sunday, Ju ly 31— Pioneer picnic
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| m usic.—G oethe.
m ade In G resham cem etery. AB
at J o n s ru d ’s grove on Bluff road.
New Shoes for Ladles, «I.»».
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Outlook Want Ads. get results.
arran g e m en ts for fu n eral and b u r
No where will you find such ;
Lumber for Sale,
Scientific If'ateh Repairing a Specialty
A ugust 16. — Zion Evangelical
Music is such a p erfect ex p res splendid slip p ers at so low a price. » All kinda rough and dressed lum-
ial rtte s w ere in ch arg e of the
Powell St. .
sion of hum an em otion th a t we can Ask to see o u r ladles' shoes a t ' ber, two m iles south of 8andy. A. picnic a t G ra n t's park.
G resham F u n eral parlo rs.
G resham
a lm o s t d ed u ce from It a m oral $2.96 and $3.95. A ylsw orth A Mar- i W. Bell L um ber com pany, phone
Much sym pathy has been ex- science— a ru le o f life.—Goorlch.
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Sept. 20 to Oct. 1—S tate fa ir at
ton. G resham .—Adv.
18andy 131.
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