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. The Fair Is Now in Full Swing—Now’s the Time to See the Exhibits—Now’s the Time to Enjoy the Programs L G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON. EltlDAY, AUGUST 5, 11127 VOL. 17, NO. 46 Prize Ribbons Placed D o g A r is to c r a ts on Farm Products C ro w d S h o w Every dog seemed to be having T he hum ble spud cam e into its own W ednesday m orning w hen, at his day all at the sam e tim e yes » th e county fair now' being held in terday m orning when judging was about to begin in the kennel club G resham , row afte r row of boxes building. S etters, bulldogs, collies, of the su ccu len t potato w as te rrie rs and spaniels vied as to adorned w ith th e blu est of blue w hich could m ake the m ost noise, ribbons. Many a re pronouncing th e i Some seemed to be b ark in g just a g ric u ltu ra l display u nder th e su from the p u re love of b ark in g and o th e rs doubtless from force of pervision of F. H. Crane, m a ste r of habit. Some of them w ere disposed Pom ona g range, as the best seen , to be q u arrelso m e and snapped a t a fair for several years. T his viciously a t his neighbor around may be due to tw o reasons, th e u n th e co rn er of the p artitio n of the tirin g energy of Mr. C rane in m ak kennels. T here are some splendid ing th is d ep a rtm en t a success, en tries th is year and anyone who and to th e u sual am ount of m oist is a dog fancier or even a lover of u re com bined w ith la te r sunshine a good breed of dogs w ill enjoy w hich rounded th e crops of M ult w alking from pen to pen. Every nom ah county into shape th is se a dog w as carefu lly groomed by his son. i ow ner before m aking his app ear- Iow a is not the only place w here ! ance on the judging table. the ta ll corn grow s, for th e re is on T his is th e first an n u al show of exhibit in the a g ric u ltu ra l d e p a rt | the G resham K ennel club, o rg an m ent a specim en of corn 10 feet in ized a year ago and exhibited un- heig h t w hich w as grow n on the der the auspices of the A m erican farm of Mr. C rane by his wife. K ennel club of New York. T he la t Some excellent field corn of the te r is th e only club authorized to yellow dent variety is on display. hold show s in th e United S tates, A visitor from N ebraska in m aking and the show is th e la rg e st for th is th e rounds said th a t th is corn season of any on th e circu it. T here looked as good as any grow n in his a re 265 en tries, from p rac tica lly all sta te and th a t N ebraska is ru n n in g p a rts of the United S tates and C an Iow a a close second on corn cu l ada. T he sm allest breed of dog know n, th e C hihuahuas, a Mexican ture. Ja p an e se have c a rrie d off th e dog, is show n, and th e re are m any blue ribbon on celery. Mrs. G ran t ; o th ers each a fine specim en its S ager won first place on a fine d is class. play of w alnuts, filberts and ch e st J. V. Cogswell, a local m an, is nuts. T here is a w onderful display pleased over the fact th a t his E ng of honey, the best in years. Two lish bulldog “ P a t”, aged 13 m onths, hives of bees fu rn ish in te re st to w as aw arded th ird honors in his passersby. The display of g rapes class in the show yesterday. T his and plum s is som ew hat p rem a tu re is P a t’s first e n tra n ce into the as the season is too early for m a are n a of a dog show and co n sid er tu red fruit. One of th e novelties in ing this, he acquitted him self w ith th e a g ric u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en t is a credit. sunflow er m ore th an 12 feet high. In addition to th e a g ric u ltu ra l BURGLARS ATTEMPT and h o rtic u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en ts TO BREAK SAKE w hich a re presided over by F. II. Brockw ay & N elson's Dodge Bros, C rane, he has charg e of the several g range displays. Two g ran g e s of sales and service building w as th e county, th e E vening S tar and broken into W ednesday night by th e F airview grange, did not p re som eone, ap p a ren tly an am ateu r, p are an exhibit th is year, b u t the the safe tam pered with, b u t n o th o th e r seven g ran g e s have u nusually ing of value taken. A sledge and fine exhibits of farm products. In ham m er, used on th e prem ises in addition to the judging of th e sep m echanical w ork, w ere found to be a ra te granges, each w ill receive a m issing. The com bination dial of prem ium of $100 in cash. F ollow th e safe w as ham m ered off, th e ing is th e ra n k of each w ith the handle dented in an effort to get it loose; but th e big iron recep tacle num ber of points scored: Lents, 81 p o in ts: G resham , 80: o therw ise unharm ed. E n tran c e w as gained to the Colum bia, 75.25; R ussellville, 75; Rockwood, 71.5; M ultnom ah, 70; building by b reaking a re a r w in dow near a door, then th e door P le a sa n t Valley, 68.5. opened by reach in g th ro u g h th e ap e rtu re . T he safe had been pulled NEEDLEWORK ART SCORES HONORS out from th e co rn e r of the room and tw o larg e files rem oved from D ear to the h e a rt of p rac tica lly its top. Mr. Brockw ay drove into every w om an who visits the fa ir is th e building sh o rtly afte r m idnight th e a rtistic and b eautiful display of and found th e back door open. It dom estic a rt, ably presided over by is th o u g h t now th a t he frightened Mrs. A nnie E asto n and Mrs. B. L. ' th e m a ra u d ers aw ay. The dam age W alrad. T his y ear th e d ep artm en t to the safe is covered by in su ran ce. has q u a rte rs in th e new boys' and g irls' building, and w hile the room A g u aran teed b attery for $3 or $4 is en tirely inadequate for anything ■ and your old one. C harging, 50c. like a satisfac to ry display, it is Pow ell V alley Service statio n at . — ■ ---- --- 52d street. Phone TAbor 0284 after 7 p. m.—Adv. C ontinued on page 4 of Saturday-Monday Specials! WATCH FOR THEM MEATS PORK HOISTS 22C PORK STEAKS O* L b..................................... «L»/v POT ROASTS from Oregon's Choicest Beef C attle 12c BOILING MEATS Lb........................... 10c NEUBERG BRAND HAMS BACON LARI) Erexh and Smoked M eat n and Sauna (jeu o f AU K in d * NEWBERG PACKING & PRODUCE CO’ Phone ]15| Store No. 3 WE DELIVER COUNTY FAIR - BE THERE! P rogram in B rief FRIDAY, AUGUST 5. Many Entrants Will Hurl Shoes Saturday TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS #2.60 l’er Year Church Services UOMAN TO SPEAK FOR NEAR EAST RELIEF One of th e u n u su al a ttractio n s Mrs. W. E. Rambo, rep resen tin g on th e fair grounds for S atu rd ay the Near E ast Relief, will speak at and Sunday w ill be the horseshoe G range and P ioneer Day. pitching contest. It will be no the M ethodist Episcopal church 9.00 a. m. S how m anship con test, c a ttle all breeds, hogs. 9:30 a. m. Cooking dem o n stratio n . P o w e llh u rst team , division 2. sm all event but is for th e sta te next Sunday m orning at 11 o'clock. 10:00 a. m. Livestock judging contest, all livestock team s. cham pionship and th e re will be Mrs. Rambo is considered by J. J. 10:30 a. m. C anning d em onstration, G ilbert team . about 60 co n testan ts in the try o u ts H andsaker, northw est regional di 11:15 a. m. Camp cooking dem o n stratio n . Lynch team. rector, as one of th e stro n g est on S aturday. 1:30 p. m. Cooking d em onstration, G ilbert team . 1 :30 p. m. G rand paraile in front of g ran d stan d . Five leading co n testan ts of Ben speakers on his staff. He says of 2:00 p. m. H arn ess races. Wild West «»vents, solos, q u arte ts, etc. ton county have ju st signed up. her th at when she w as a bride jshe 2:15 p. m. Cooking dem o nstratio n , P lea san t Valley team . Major N. Repp, president of the w ent to India with h er husband as 7:30 p. m. Autom obile races. Oregon S tate H orseshoe P itching a m issionary, rem aining th e re d u r 7:45 p. n). R unning races. 8:00 p. m. C hariot and Rom an races. association, u n d er whose auspices ing the te rrib le fam ines of the late 8:15 p. m. S ensational Jacks. the m eet w ill be staged, is confi '90s. They established the vast o r 8:30 p. m. Wild W est, rodeo, tric k riding, roping, solos, q u artets. dent th a t th e list will total a t least phanages w hich are still being 9:30 p. m. F irew orks. 60 w hen th e first iron is heaved In conducted at Damoh. T h eir sons D ancing and attractio n s. th e qualifying round Saturday were born there. One of them has SATURDAY. AUGUST 6. Just retu rn ed as a m edical m ission m orning. Baby Clinic Day (sta rtin g at 9 a. m.) 9:30 a. in. Cooking d em onstration, P o w ellh u rst. division 1. Six men from Eugene, th ree from ary to th e place w here he w as born 10:15 a. ni. Cooking dem o n stratio n , G resham team. W oodburn and tw o from The D alles to find th a t the ch ild ren they saveil 11:15 a. m. Calf club d<m onstration. Victory team . have sent word to F. S. Griffith, from death are the leaders in all 1:30 p. m. G rand parade in fro n t of g ran d stan d . to u rn ey m anager, th a t th eir fees good th in g s in the c. •ntnunity. 2:00 p. ni. H arness races. Wild W est events, solos, q u arte ts, etc. 7:30 p. in. Autom obile races. are on th e way to th e P o rtlan d Mrs. Rambo stayed in In d ia ag ain st 7:45 p. ni. R unning races. h ea d q u arte rs and th a t they w ill a r doctors’ o rd ers un til she was c a r 8:00 p. in. C hariot and Roman races. rive in the Rose City in tim e to be ried out on a stretch e r. 8:15 p. ni. Sensational Jack s. F our years ago Mr. and Mrs. at G resham prom ptly at 8 o’clock 8:30 p. m. Wild W est, rodeo, trick riding, roping, singing. Rambo asked to be Bent to the 9:30 p. m. F irew orks. S atu rd ay m orning. D ancing and attractio n s. Chief am ong tin1 new com ers who Near E ast. At great risk they SI AD IY , AUGUST 7, is expected to cu t n big figure d u r brought hund red s of ch ild ren out 2:00 p. in. Racing program and events. T his will be one of the of T u rk ey th ro u g h M erslne, the m ost attractiv e afternoon p ro g ram s of ttie fair, rep lete witli en tertain - ing the g ath erin g is H. D. P eters, sam e port from w hich St. P aul four tim es sta te and in te rsta te Ing featu res. T he exhibits will be in place till 10 o’clock p. m. No night program . cham pion of th e D akotas and p re s often sailed. They helped to rescue ent ea stern Oregon titleholder. He thousands of children stranded on ranges, re frig e ra to rs, cookers, h ails from Redmond and in fo rm a the shores of the Black sea and re sw eepers and fans. Mrs. M. E. tion received h ere is to th e effect ceived the th an k s of th e queen of H aw ley, who is a m em ber of the th a t he began holding high honors Greece for nil they did. 20-year club of the com pany, is in N orth D akota In 1922 and re- I At th e evening service at 8 d em o n stratin g th e ranges and re tained th e title un til he moved to o'clock th e Rev. 11. V. W ilhelm will The first m usic h eard at th e frig e rato rs, Mrs. Mollie Boyd the Oregon late la st year. preach, tak in g for his subject opening of th e county fair T uesday cooker and W. Johnson th e sw eep S co rers and th e ir a ssista n ts who "Down, But Not O ut.” E pw orth w as th a t of th e sta te v eteran s er. T h ere a re now 326 m em bers of will handle th e d etails of th e in League will meet a t 7 o’clock. S un G. A. R. fife and drum corps. T hree the 20-year club and b ut tw o of dividual m atches a re : C. E. Jones, day school will open prom ptly at of th e five m em bers of the hand these a re women. Mrs. H aw ley has LeRoy B ryant, L. M. Bell, Mrs. I 111 In th e m orning. w ere born in 1846, W. H. Brooks, estab lish ed a record of having LeRoy B ry an t and Mrs. E. Wil-1 Co. I. 14th Iowa In fa n try , J. T. m issed but one county fair at Barns. Ilaplbt Cliureli Service* Announced B utler of G ladstone and T. M. K el G resham d u rin g the past 20 years. Bible school In the B aptist ch u rch T he first m atch of th e final logg of P o rtlan d . Mr. Brooks had will begin at 9:45 next Sunday round-robin will s ta r t at 2 p ’clock W estfair addition, directly w est th e d istinction of playing the sn a re of the fair grounds, has now been S aturday. T he qualifying round at iiiofniug and the church services drum at L incoln's fu n eral and Mr. S unday's play will will com m ence at 11 o'clock. Those platted and put on th e m ark et by 8 S aturday. Kellogg w as a m em ber of th e re g i II. A. Lew is, a d irecto r of th e fair com m ence at 10 a. m. and 3 p. m. rem aining in G resliam during the m ent th a t cap tu red Jeff Davis. The fair a re Invited to atten d theso se r board. T he new real estate ven according to officials. “boys” play w ith th e ir old tim e tu re is fully explained in th e booth ( the g rounds besides the 135 o th ers, vices. An open a ir m eeting will vigor and seem to thoroughly en- he held at the S tro n g berry ranch fea tu rin g th e subdivision. and, judging from this, Mr. Lewis in the evening beginning at 7:30, joy it. T h ere are now but 700 Civil [ predicts th a t next year th e re will and th e re will be no service in the W ar v eteran s in the sta te of O re The P o rtlan d Gas & Coke com be 100 m ore, tnnking additional Baptist ch u rch th a t all may attend gon. pany th is y ear featu res in its booth b arn s com pulsory. the open air service. an iro n er as w ell as a w asher with Follow ing th e dedication of th e gas as th e fuel, also a cooling ca b new club building T uesday a f te r New buildings w ill rise before “ Kindness" to He Theme of inet in w hich refrig eratio n is p ro noon an in terestin g program was the 1928 fair opens it is predicted. Discourse. duced by d irect action of gas with given by the W. C. T. U. w hich w as One of th ese will be the w om en's “ Doing Kind T hings K indly” will chem icals. Mrs. Rose B a rtlett, presided over by Mrs. C. O. H o rn building, for th e use of all w om en's he th e topic of th e serm on at th e who has conducted th e Outlook ing, county presid en t of th e o rg a n i o rg an izatio n s tak in g p a rt in the Zien Evangelical ch u rch Sunday at cooking school for th re e successive zation. A fine add ress w as given fair. In th is s tru c tu re also will be 11 o'clock. Sunday school will by th e H onorable E lton W atkins years and is a fav o rite w ith G resh housed th e dom estic science ex convene a t 10 o'clock. T he S u n who chose as, his subject, “The am housew ives, is ready a t all hibit and th e a r t departm ent. Re shine club will m eet T uesday eve tim es to show th e fine points of O utlaw ry of W ar.” Mr. W atk in s is moval of th e la tte r from th e m ain ning In Dr. Mary B ecker’s grove on th ese and o th e r appliances. not only a polished sp eak er b ut he exhibit building will give m ore Division street. All m em bers of leaves no question as to his posi room for exhibition purposes. the club and frlpnds a re cordially One of the catchy exhibits at the tion on the question of tem perance. Invited to attend. fair is th e garden club display from Mr. W atkins is also a firm believer SIx-in-H and O rb in g Tennis. in th e ch ild ren and said th a t th e the G resham grade school. A track One of th e handsom e d isplays on Temple Nervine* Announced. g re a te st asset of any nation is th e w ith an electrically -p ro p elled car the night program is th e th ree slx- Sunday school w ill convene a t II) will c a rry th e garden produce children. He em phasized th e fact In-band h a rn e ss team s. The en o’clock a t the G resham U ndenom i th a t th e W. C. T. U. had accom around th e earth, w hile a ship trie s are th e D am ascus Milk com national tem ple, and p reaching se r stan d s plished w onders in b ringing about loaded w ith vegetables pany, A. Ruby Stock farm and vice will he held a t 2 o'clock In the ready to d ep art. Two h o rse s’ ap rig h t conditions. R eadings w ere Burge Stock farm . All are h an d afternoon at w hich tim e th e pastor, given by V irginia and M arguerite p aren tly tired with th e ir work in some u tility horses beau tifu lly the Rev. 8. F. P itts, w ill preach th e past, have been tu rn ed out to Heacock of P o rtlan d . M arguerite caparisoned and sk illfu lly driven. from th e topic. “T he G reatest graze by th e roadside and leave th e w as recalled by an encore. Them e In the W orld.” T h ere will heavier w ork for tra in and boat. "B illy’s place", u nder th e able be services again at 7:30 In the T he ex h ib it shows m uch w ork on T he Radio E le ctric com pany is supervision of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. evening. P ray er m eeting Is held on hand w ith th e goods th is year th e p a rt of th e club. Splaw n of C ottrell, Is receiving Its each T uesday evening a t 7:30 and a t th e county fair. Many im prove T he ag ric u ltu ra l building has a sh a re of p atro n ag e as a desirable the young people's service a t the m ents have been m ade in rad io s e r w ell-equipped telephone exchange eating place a t th e fair groiuids. sam e hour on F riday evenings. vice d u rin g the p ast y ear and it Is with tw o sh ifts w hich a re handled It Is becom ing especially fam ous a safe say so th a t th e Radio E lec by Mrs. P aul W ilson and Miss E lla for Its hot ro a st beef dinners. Miss cham pion and T racey Anderegg, tric com pany has been keeping up Baker. T h ree booths provide am ple Lola Splaw n assists her p are n ts In senior cham pion In th e Holstein w ith th e tim es. The booth housing service for both local and long dis w aiting on the hun g ry folks. cla ss; John Quay, Junior cham the display of several late types of tance calls. pion In Je rse y s; B ert Gibson senior A tw ater K ents is a rtistic and in The baby clinic en tries, the lim it and g ran d cham pion In Jerseys. One of th e m ost a ttra c tiv e eating keeping w ith th e high grade of in of w hich I* 75, will probably be O ther club aw ards, aside frfom the stru m e n ts handled. One of th e places on th e fair g ro u n d s Is th at com pleted ea rly today, a* th is livestock, are first places to Vera finest radio sets show n th is y ear Is of Mrs. M. M. S quire who is located m orning th e re w ere 66 on th e re g Stafford, C h arlo tte Mullenhoff and th e seven-tube A tw ater K ent w ith In the ag ric u ltu ral building. T his ister, w ith m ore com ing. The clin ic j Helen H esem er In sew ing; Leona is th e fo u rth consecutive year Mrs. duo tone speaker. will open tom orrow m orning Reuber and G ertru d e Lee In cook Squire has bandied an eating booth prom ptly at 9 o'clock under th e s u ing; H arry Kay In cam p cookery; E ight fa4r d em o n strato rs in u n i and th e previous th re e years she pervision of Mr*. Mabel K orstad, Dale F o rtn e r, h an d w o rk ; F rances form are kept busy m aking th e has been assisted by Mrs. W. H. assisted by Mrs. F. H. Crane. T he C arp en ter, C atherine Boggls nnd p alatab le F ish er's blend scones M itchell who Is now visiting in the prizes will be aw arded at th e c o n P riscilla Beigh, can n in g ; G ilbert w hich a re rem em bered from year to east. Mrs. Cora E vans is helping clusion of th e aftern o o n g ra n d Morgan, garden. y ear by those who atten d th e fair. Mrs. S quire th is year. stand perform ance, from th e steps A unique clock a ttra c ts m uch a t Many are prone to trip th e light A nother eatin g p la c» w hich Is of the building w here th e clinic Is tention In the F ish er F lo u rin g Mills held. T he baby booth Is a ttractiv e fan ta stic every evening at the pop m anned by local people Is th e light departm ent. It rep rese n ts a fry In dainty baby blue and pink colors u lar dance pavilion on th e fair ing pan w ith a knife for the m inute refresh m en t stand conducted by the anil n eat p lacard s have been placed grounds. Vau C lair's dance o rch es women of Zion E vangelical church. hand and fork for th e hour hand, T his I* one of th e m ost p opular e a t at each prize to show the nam e of tra , of w hich a »local boy Claude and keeps accu rate tim e. W elch Is a m em ber, has ch arg e of ing places on th e grounds and th eir th e donor. th is p a rt of th e am usem ent for the T he P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er slogan 1», "Sam ple once and back T he W. C. T. U. b azaar in th e In week. com pany has an u n u su ally a ttr a c t ag ain .” T he big d raw in g card of ive booth th is year a t th e fair th is stan d is th e fac t th a t all th e te re sts of th e C hildren's F arm The 60 cowboys and cow girls on w here it Is featu rin g electric pies and cak es a re stric tly of home Hom»- a t C orvallis is In ch arg e of the tra c k s have been introduced to Mrs. Louise Nute, assisted by Mr*. m an u factu re. L. L. V incent, both of P o rtlan d th eir audience severs! tim es. MUSK AL PROGRAM. T he O utlook will d u rin g the next A rticles from the R esearch club The P ark ro se P lum bing E lec few issu es give th e com plete and various o rg an izatio n s of the tric com pnny have an elec tric d ish Erlday. aw ard s m ade a t th e fair as fast as W. C. T. U. and th e several churches. w asher on display In th e a g ric u l P o rtlan d m ale q u a rte t. Viola It Is possible to obtain them and Interested a re on display and for tu ra l building. sale, the proceeds to be devoted en Clarke, soprano. p rin t them . S aturday. tirely to th e needs of the farm The P o rtlan d Feed Mills com H. A. Izewis la rep o rted as saying home. T elephone m ale q u arte t. R ose pany Is specializing In poultry th a t so m any racin g horse* a re way boys’ chorus. Monte A ustin. foods and sell d irect to the co n In club w ork Vera and Floyd q u a rte re d a t the g rounds th at th e Sunday. sum er. T he booth I* a m ost In te r E lk s' m ale q u artet. .Monte Austirv. fair board w ill be forced to provide Stafford won th e Junior, senior and esting one to the farm er. T he V eterans Fife and Drum m ore b arn s. Right now th ere are g ran d cham pionship in G uernseys; 105 h arn e ss and ru n n in g horse* on Bernice Bunn. Junior and g ran d (gee additional F air Notes on og. 3) Corps will play daily. FAIR NOTES New Club Building Presented to County The tw enty-first annual M ultno mah county fair opened auspicious ly T uesday under a beam ing Au gust suu, with the en thusiastic su p port of those connected with it and a h earty cooperation on the p art of exhibitors. The principal featu re of opening day was the dedication of th e new boys’ and g irls' club building and g randstand. D ortha Sunday, d au g h te r of Mr. nnd Mrs. M. I. Sunday, will long rem em ber her 12th b irth day, as on th is occasion she w as chosen to ch risten th e new build ing with a bottle of m ilk, produced by a fine m ilch cow belonging to John Flem ing, which he exhibited as a heifer eight years ago, and w hich won the grand prize. Dortha, dainty In a ruffled w hite organdie gown. <ii<I the honors of the day up to a nicety when she broke the bottle ag ain st a corner of the building and spoke the w ords which form ally declared it dedicated to th e cause of clubdom In the county. T he little g irl is a valued m em ber of th e G resham sew ing club. The bottle she ca rrie d w as tied w ith green nnd w hite ribbons, the colors of the 4 II club insignia, so dear to th e boys and girls. T. J. K reuder, p resident of the fair association, spoke briefly in his p leasant decisive m anner. He stressed the fact of “Our own county fair,” and w arm ly welcomed the visitors. Muyor C harles Cleve land m odestly referred to the p art he hail played in the co nstruction of the two new buildings as c h a ir man o f the building com m ittees. He detailed the plans worked out w hereby the gruudstand w as con stru cted on the side of th e club building. D urability, utility and beauty are the th ree outstanding featu res of the new stru c tu re . A r chitect W. W. Lucius and con tra c to rs S teele & Davis were w arm ly com mended on the p a rt each had perform ed to produce this u nusual type of building. Judge R ichard lleich. Judge of the court of dom estic relatio n s, was Introduced by Mr. K reuder as m as te r of cerem onies for th e day, H. C. Seym our, sta te club leader, was presented to the audience and he In tu rn introduced Mr. K irkpatrick, leader of P o rtlan d club work, and W. D. K inder, county club agent, who each spoke briefly. Mr. Sey m our, who is well know n here, spoke a t length on th e various phases of (he club question. He Is a loyal su p p o rter of club work and a Arm believer in the value of th e hoys and girls. Mr. Seym our said th e building ju st com pleted at G resham was the best he had ever seen for a sim ilar purpose. O. M. Plum m er, m anager of the Pacific In tern atio n al Livestock ex position, spoke on the value of club w ork and m ade the broad statem en t th a t M ultnom ah county, Oregon, is ranked as first In rep resen tatio n of club m em bers In the United S tates. Il<> lauded John Flem ing as an o u t stan d in g figure In club activities arid said th a t th e money expended on boys and girls In w ork of this kind yielded a splendid Income. S tate S enator Joe D unne had ch arg e of the dedicatory rite s and presented the building to the coun ty of M ultnom ah through Judge Delch who accepted it on behalf of the county com m issioners who were unable to be present. The m usic of the afternoon was furnished by th e G resham hand, and the Rosebud ukulele club and S unshine o rch e stra of L ents under th e direction of Mrs. S tella Mathews A rnspiger. It Is said th a t the next building to he erected on the fair grounds will he a w om an's building. When th is assertion was m ade T uesday at the conclusion of the dedicatory cerem onies, It met w ith m uch h ea rty applause. New Nllniwr* and Pumps ♦ 4.95 Blonds, ta n s, blacks, high, m edi um and low heels, $4 96. We are also show ing a ttra c tiv e shoes for ladles a t $2.96 and $3.95. Ayls- w orth A M artin, G resham .—Adv. A W ednesday, A ugust 10— P leasan t Home M ethodist Ladles Aid picnic at home of y . R. Hawes. S atu rd ay, A ugust picnic at the Oaks. 13.—O. A. C. A ugust 16. — Zion Evangelical picnic a t G ra n t's park. Sept. 2«) to Oct. 1— S tate fair at Salem. ’