T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 17, NO. «7
Health Officers Will
Give Schick Test
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS, l»2î
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$2.00 Per Year
LUETTA WELLING TO
Celebrate Golden Wedding
APPEAR IN RECITAL School Opens Social
Orchestra Leader
A m ost in te restin g program has 1
been p rep ared for th e violin re- j Whirl at Reception
Plans 17 Concerts cital
to be given S atu rd ay evening [
W illem van H oogstraten, for th e at th e M ethodist ch u rch by Miss '
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past tw o y ea rs co nductor of th e L u etta W elling, assisted by Miss |
F riday m orning, Oct. 21.—Schick |
test for d ip h th eria for C o rb ett and
The Schick te st w ill be given to H u rlb u rt schools at Corbett.
F riday m orning. Oct. 21. 1 o’clock.
several hundred pupils of th e coun
P o rtlan d Sym phony o rch e stra, is Alice P rin d le co n tralto , Mrs. C ath
Schick te st a t R ussellville school.
ty schools and o th ers who w ere
now on his way to P o rtlan d afte r a erin e Jack so n violin te ac h er and I Parents, Teachers and
Pupils
F riday evening, Oct. 21.—O. E. S.
short vacation in E urope, and is Mrs. J. H. S terlin g piano accom - j
given th e th ree toxin anti-toxin
Mingle and Are Entertained
fc a rd p arty a t T ro u td ale Masonic
due to a rriv e in th e city soon. panist.
nt High School.
tre a tm e n ts la st sp rin g as a p re hall.
The event of S atu rd ay evening
D uring th e sum m er th e illu strio u s
ventive again st diph th eria. T his
D utch co nductor com pleted plans prom ises to be a m ost p leasan t one
F riday evening. Oct. 21.— R ecep
T he u pper classes of G resham
te st w ill determ ine w hether or not tion
for hi,s com ing P o rtlan d season, for those who ap p re cia te and enjoy Union high school tendered a re
to new te ach ers a t Lynch
im m unity a g a in st the disease has school.
and every Indication points to the th e best in m usic. Miss W elling's ception to the new students, teach
most b rillia n t o rch e stral season the w ork on th e violin is very prom is ers and p are n ts la st F rid ay eve-
been built up in th e system , and
S aturday evening. Oct. 22.—Vio
lin
rec
ital
of
Miss
L
u
etta
W
elling
j
city
has ever had. He has outlined ing and h er m any friends are
h ealth officers a re try in g to im
,
. . .
...
. . . .
i n in K In th e high school gym nasium
a t M ethodist E piscopal church.
program
s for all of th e 17 con certs
—
__ . . . .
___ wWch w as attended by m ore th a n
p ress upon all the necessity of ta k
to be given at the public a u d ito r h ear h er in recital. H er num bers 500. T he gym w as tra n sfe rre d into
S aturday, Oct. 22.—B azaar, cards
ing th e te st, o therw ise one can not
ium u n d er th e auspices of th e P o rt will Include* the "E n ch an tm en t a beautiful autum ual bow er decor
and
dancing,
Sandy
G
range
hall,
be ce rtain of im m unity. The te sts
auspices
L
ad
ies’
A
ltar
society
St.
I
land Sym phony society d u rin g the W altzes" by A lberti; “La S o re lla” ated with autum n leaves and d ah
show th a t th e re is alw ays a sm all M ichaels C atholic church.
"S alut d’A m our” by
season.
E ach of th ese pro g ram s is by C lese;
lias. P ro g ram s w ere given guests
p ercen tag e of those ta k in g th e
designed to afford P o rtln n d ers an E dgar; “A P erfect D ay” by Bond; as they entered th e building and
se ries of toxin anti-toxin tr e a t
Monday, O ctober 24, 9 o’clock.—
o p p o rtu n ity to h ear th e best of o r “To a Wild R ose”, Mac Dowell; passed the receiving line w hich
m en ts who do not build up im- Schick test a t P o w ellh u rst school. ,
c h e stra l m usic from a ll of th e so- “Loin du B al”, Gillet and several num bered m em bers of th e school
fl m unity follow ing the treatm en ts.
Monday, Oct. 24, 10:30.—Schick
called “schools.” Mr. H o o g strate n ’s o th er equally w ell-know n selec board nnd te ac h ers of th e high
In such cases the toxin anti-toxin te st at Rockwood school.
plans call for th e uddition of some tions.
school.
tre a tm e n ts a re offered again. Dr.
Miss P rin d le, w hose singing has
T hursday, October 27, 9 o'clock.
20
num bers to the sym phony’s o r
Wm. Levin of the sta te board of —Schick te st a t G resham g r a d e !
T he first p art of the evening was
c h e stra l lib rary . All of th ese 20 met with the g rea test approbation
h ealth will give the te st, assisted by school.
of G resham audiences since she be given over to a program by th e
!
num
bers
can
rig
h
tfu
lly
be
called
o th er physicians. Dr. H. H. H ughes
high school o rc h e stra ; solos by
F riday evening,
28.—A reme !
m asterpieces. T he b ulk of them cam e identified w ith th e m usical
will a ssist in the G resham schools. club m asquerade Oct.
dance, Masonic
w ork of G resham Union
high Mikfc Alice P rindle, m usical in
are
older
sta
n
d
ard
w
o
rk
s;
though
C orbett and H u rlb u rt schools w ill hall.
stru c to r of th e school; a welcome
MIL AM» MRS. W. B. PARSONS.
th e re is a su b stan tia l re p re se n ta school, will be h eard In several vo
be given the te st on F rid ay m orn
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. P arso n s w ent recen tly to Tacom a to celeb rate tion of m odern com positions. G er cal num bers. It Is alw ays nothing ad d ress by Elwood D uncan, p resi
S aturday, October 29.—D eborah
ing, October 21, a t 9 o'clock a t th e Ladies Aid sale at Pow ell Valley th eir golden wedding an n iv ersary w hich o ccurred on Friday, October
sh o rt of a p le asu re to h ea r Miss d en t of the sophom ore cla ss; a
C orbett grade school. On th e sam e Mission church.
14. They w ere the guests of th e ir nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. m an, A ustrian, F ren ch , A m erican, P rin d le sing.
response in bphalf of th e freshm en
S. D. Judd. W hile in Tacom a th e Tacom a N ew s-T ribune published R ussian, E nglish and Bohemian
day a t 1 o'clock the R ussellville
by
Law rence A ylsw orth, president
Miss W elling’s teach er, Mrs.
Monday, Oct. 31, 8:40.—Schick th e ir p ictu re and has kindly loaned it to the O utlook so th a t G resham com posers—old and m odern, are
school w ill have th e test. The te st
of the freshm an class and a r e
at G resham Union high school. frien d s may see them "as they a re .”
Jack
so
n
,
is
also
a
m
a
ster
of
the
rep resen ted .
w ork will be done on Monday, O cto
sponse by P rin cip al Cannon In be
Mr. van H oogstraten has sought cello and w ill a ssist in various
Monday, Oct. 31, 1 o'clock.—
sons w ith a gold w'atch chain and
ber 24. a t 9 o’clock a t the Pow ell-
h alf of the school. T alk s on the
ways
on
the
program
,
including
a
h u rst school and a t about 10:30 at Schick te st a t O rient school.
Mrs. P arso n s w ith a gold m esh bag. to m ake bis p ro g ram s as a ttra c tiv e p a rt in a trio n ear th e close of the Tri-Y and Hl-Y w ere given by
T hursday, November 3, 9 o’clock.
the Rockwood school. T hursday,
C o n g ratu latio n s for the couple, and as possible to the g rea test num ber program .
L orna Schedeen and John A nlcker
—Schick
te
st
at
G
ilbert
school.
October 27, a t 9 o’clock, will be th e
th e p resen t of a gold brooch for of people, w ithout allow ing them to
and
a violin solo by Mr. P reston.
Mrs. S terlin g 's w ork as a piano
Mrs. P arso n s arriv ed by air mail be stereotyped. W ith th is end in
tim e for the te st in the G resham
N um bers by the glee clubs, a movie
Oct. 29 - Nov. 5—Pacific Internak-
accom
panist
is
alw
ays
delightful.
a few days ago from H artfo rd from view he has given alread y 3(1 sym
grade school. P upils of the G resh- ional Livestock E xposition in Pork-
This rec ital is en tirely free to the flint of the school In serp en tin e,
phony co n certs in P o rtlan d th at
am Union high school and an y land
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. P arso n s have an a u n t of th e Augers. T hese w ere
public
and it is hoped th e church G. U. H. 8. yells and songs by the
ad u lts w ishing to ta k e th e te st w ill | Fri(,ay evening Nov. 4. _ Annllal been m odestly holding th e ce n te r , g rea tly ap p reciated by th e recipi- have m ade m usical h isto ry in th is
stuilenthoily, and a one-act play by
will
he
filled for th e occasion.
p art of th e country. In his 17 con-
be given it on Monday, October 31, b azaar of Union P aren t-T ea ch e r of th e stage for th e p ast tw’o w eeks. I ents.
Ire n e Johnson, G retchen Moore,
a t 8:40. A dults w ishing to ta k e | association.
i receiving th e co n g ra tu latio n s and ! Mr. ami Mrs. P arso n s retu rn ed ! ce rts scheduled for next season, he
Alice Baron and W llllum O tt w ere
The Educational State Fair.
will m ore th an uphold th e stan d ard
th is te st should notify P rincipal R.
p ri(iay evening. November 4.— ^K' fts of th e lr frie n d s and o th erw ise ! l i f t W ednesday afte r spending ten
o
th er num bers given. A fter th e
"An in tim ate study or th e sta te
E. Cannon not la te r th an Monday, , Union school P a ren t-T ea ch e r asso- ■ d isp o rtin g them selves as th e model 'lays at Tacom a, th e guests of th eir established when he first cam e to fair in all Its d ep a rtm en ts,” says program au to g ra p h s w ere secured
October 24. The te st w ill be given ! ciation bazaar a t schoolhouse,
Seym our Jones, sta te m arek t agent, and refresh m en ts consisting of
, bride and groom , all due to th e fact niece Mrs. S. D. Ju d d and Mr. Judd. i th e city.
Mr. van H oogstraten re tu rn s to “brings convincing proof of two
in th e O rient school on October 31
punch and w afers w ere served. T he
' th a n 50 y ears ago la st Friday, Octo- T h ere they w ere widely en tertain ed
17.—B azaar an d sup- ,
.,
,
P o rtlan d w ith new la u re ls
of tilings: the g reat value of th e fair
a t 1 o'clock, and at th e G ilbert per November
stu
d en ts, p aren ts, te ach ers and all
a t Sm ith M emorial P re sb y ter- ! _ r
a t Buckfield, Maine Miss and tak en on m any ja u n ts of in te r-
as nil educating, stim u latin g Influ
school on November 3 a t 9 o’clock. ian church, Fairview .
E lla L ord becam e th e bride of W il- e*t, including a trip to S eattle, achievem ent; aside from d irectin g ence for Im provem ent in m ethods enjoyed an hour of getting tog eth er
| Ham B. P arso n s.
J B rem erton and Camp Lewis. They ' the B erlin P h ilh arm o n ic o rch e stra, and resu lts, and th e g reat possibil and g ettin g acquainted.
t
D on't forget the ad v e rtise rs when
M ention to an ad v e rtise r th a t you
L ast S atu rd ay a t th e g ran g e h all ! w ere P a n t e d w ith gold pencils he ca rrie d th e New York P h ilh a r ities 111 Oregon for responding to
T he freshm en, who num bered
saw his ad. in th e Outlook.
you need anything in th e ir line.
monic th ro u g h the m ost successful th a t influence.
' Mr. and Mrs. P a rso n s w ere fittingly | an<1 tt K<)1<1 fHun,aln pen. A su r-
"To the city dw eller th e fair is a m ore th an 100, w ere honored
sum m er series in its history. His
| rem em bered by th e m em bers of th e
w hich w as much app reciated
revelation, Hi the v ariety and the
concert in Berlin, in w hich lit' a p excellence of the exhibits, em b rac g u ests a t th e reception. T each ers
G resham gran g e, of w hich o rg an i- ! o ccu rrei' d u rin g theii visit when.
peared jo in tly w ith his wife, E lly ing every th in g In th e vegetable and sta te th a t th is y ea r's freshm an
zatfon they have been active mem- i a t th e a rra n g e m e n t of Mr. Judd, Ney, th e fam ed p ian ist, w as given anim al kingdom s tliat is produced class is the best d uring th e p a st
j bers for th e p a st tw enty years. ! the s tra in s of th e beautiful song, m uch space and favorable com m ent by a g ric u ltu ra l effort i l l garden, four years. T ills speaks w ell of
o rch ard and farm ; also in th e v a ri th e schools w hich have p repared
! They w ere ta k en com pletely by j "K athleen M avourneen" w as wafted
] by th e critics.
ous lines of home handiw ork anil
i su rp rise
w hen, to th e stra in s 1 over th e a ir for th e benefit of his
Two scrios of co n certs have been a rtis try ; all giving pow erful evi th e eighth grad ers. W hen q u e s
years. They w ere tak en com plete- KUest8' T his song w as th e favorite
tioned P rin cip al Cannon said th a t
arran g ed for th e com ing season of dence of p ro g ress nnd prosperity.
| ly by su rp rise w hen, to th e stra in s of Mrs. P arso n s and w as sung by the P o rtlan d sym phony. In g en eral
"To the ru ra l resid en t tile exhibi It is difficult to estim ate th e value
of
L o h en g rin 's
bridal
chorus, h er m any tim ps when she w as a o u tlin e th ese will resem ble the tion is a school w herein th e re 1 h a of such a "g e t-to g eth er” as was
played by Mrs. J. H. S terlin g , m em girl. W hile in Tacom a Mr. and Mrs. series presented last season, except riv alry of effort th a t Is eloquently conducted last F riday night, und he
educational. To th o se who have
bers of a mock w edding entered P arso n s w ere the dinner g u ests of I th a t th e re w ill be seven of the attended th ese fa irs for several is responsible for th e sta te m en t
Dr.
an
d
Mrs.
G
eorge
F.
H
opkins,
and took th e ir plart>s in th e hall
, S atu rd ay m orning concerts. T he y ears the re su lts of th is riv alry are th a t he feels the affair should oc
lines. cur an nually. He th in k s th a t p a r
w hich was ta ste fu lly decorated form er resid en ts of G resham w here num ber of Monday evening con- plainly a p p a re n t in all
Dr. H opkins was th e p asto r of the
F arm ers Who w ere once co n ten t to en ts should he given a special Invi
w ith au tu m n leaves and flowers.
'
c
e
rts
w
ill
be
the
sam
e
as
in
the
o p era te In a hap h azard way and
M ethodist church.
Much atten tio n w as bestow ed u p
The Wen MRistb-il to raise ordinary ta tio n to be p resen t as it affords an
T he bride and bridegroom of 50 la st season, nam ely ten.
scru b livestock have been educated o p p o rtu n ity to m eet th e te ac h ers
on th e happy groom , Mrs. W. J.
y ears ago o rig in ally cam e from soloists for th e evening con- into scientific m ethods; into the and get acquainted.
Cooper, and “h is” bride, Mrs. Clyde
New E ngland, Mrs. P arso n s being ! c e rts a re : Ignaz F riedm an, Elly value of q u ality ; into th e wisdom
Ruegg. The la tte r w as dressed in
T he Rophomores, who assum ed
born Ju ly 31, 1851, in W ayne, i Ney and E. R obert Schm itz, p ia n of in tellig en t selection and into the
a costum e of sev eral decades ago
th e resp o n sibility of d ecorations
ists;
and
A
lbert
Spalding,
violinist.
know
ledge
th
a
t
a
blooded
anim
al
Maine, and h er husband M arch 1,
can be raised arid kept about as
and carried a bouquet of a bunch
1850, in H artfo rd , Connecticut. David Cam pbell, th e w ell-know n cheaply as a scrub, w ith th e resu lt and refresh m en ts, a re to be con
of c a rro ts and a sunflow er. Miss
g ratu late d for th e splendid m a n
i
P
o
rtlan
d
p
ian
ist,
will
ap
p
e
ar
as
They cam " w est in 1882 and Hrst
th a t th e re Is not only a profit hut
Betty T h o rn e w as th e bridesm aid
ner In w hich they assum ed th e ir
settled In Morrow county, Oregon, ' soloist a t one of th e m orning co n also a pride in his possessions.
and she ca rrie d a basket of flowers
responsibility.
T he
decoration
certs.
"T
he
co
unty
exhibits
tills
year
moving to th e ir p resen t home n ear
provided by Mrs. S. R. K itzm iller.
R eh earsals for th e first concert, w ere p a rtic u la rly pleasing. It re com m ittee consisted of C arl T im
G resham in 1906.
q uired g rea t effort of the fair
T hese w ere a fte rw a rd p resen ted to
— M T ’S only a very short time until the busy
In a rem iniscent mood yesterday to be given at th e public auditorium m anagem ent to secu re In terest by m erm an, C arrol Shank, W ilbert
Mrs.
P
arso
n
s.
Ju
n
e
Hodge
and
Maxwell, Joseph P alin. K ory Saw-
v — X Holiday season is here again. Before
w hile c h a ttin g w ith th e re p o rte r in Monday night, November 7, will th e co u n ties In tills e n te rp rise some
Beverly W illiam s w ere th e flower
wv realize it, all of us—old and voting —
a ta ri, V irginia Lundbom ,
A lta
com
m
ence
sh
o
rtly
a
fte
r
Mr.
van
y
ears
ago,
hut
now
Its
value
Is
the Outlook office Mr. P arso n s said
will be counting the days until Christmas.
g irls for the w edding, and L. P.
m ore g en erally recognized. F o u r W lhlon and Fola F e m e Acers. Tho
H
o
o
g
straten
's
arriv
al.
th e radio, th e air m ail, th e autom o
teen counties p articip ated th is year refre sh m e n t com m ittee w as Fay
1 M anning th e “d ain ty ” rin g b ea rer
We want to suggest right now, while there
bile, electrical appliances and many
— Benton, C lackam as, Columbia,
Newlyweds Given Reception.
w ho bore a rin g w hich could easily I ~7. ’ _ .
,
..
. .
,
is time to decide without haste, that you
Coos, D ouglas, Jo sep h in e, Lane, B eehler, Ruth S terling, Je ssie Mc
,
.
¡o th er m odern inventions had made
On T h u rsd ay evening T anney L incoln, Linn, M alheur, Marion, Kee, Je ssie N'asshahn, Rose Tomb-
have answ ered th e pu rp o se of a
make your Christmas greeting decidedly
th e ir ap p earan ce since he took his
Steffanson and his bride retu rn ed Wasco, W ashington and Yamhill
bracelet. O. I. Neal, m a ste r of
lln, Use Sehw edler, M arjorie Mol-
personal this year.
young bride to th eir first home.
hom e from M innesota. Mrs. Stef- covering all sectio n s of th e sta te ler and M arian B urlingam e.
G resham gran g e, gave th e bride
Both
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P
arso
n
s
have
Select from our display of beautiful designs
fanson w as form erly Miss E leanor and fully illu stra tin g its d iv ersi
aw ay in a few w ell-chosen w ords
Miss H en ry etta L aw rence th e
fied a g ric u ltu ra l possibilities. From
and charm ing sentiments the c ard that
k ep t up w ith th e age and a re well
C arlson of Aiken, M innesota, a M alheur county, in the S nake river class advisor of the sophom ores, to
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
G
ates
officiated
as
exactly expresses your good wishes. Then
Inform ed on th e im p o rta n t topics
d au g h ter of the Rev. J. E. C arlson valley, to Coos county, on th e P a g eth er w ith o th e r m em bers of th e
th e clergym an to tie th e n uptial
permit us to print your name below the verse
of thp day. T h eir m any frien d s and
who had ch arg e of S aron L u th eran cific ocean, each county em phasizes faculty, and a clean-up com m ittee
knot, w hich w as m ade fast w ith a
or seasonal greeting, and the message will
ac q u ain tan ces wish for them m any
ch
u rch of Powell V alley about 12 some product w hile co n trib u tin g a rem ained In th e school building
padlock.
P
reced
in
g
th
e
cerem
ony
be doubly personal.
cred itab le sh a re In th e display of
m ore happy an n iv ersarie s of th eir
y
ears
ago. A d elightful reception g rain , g rasse s, vegetables, fru it, and placed everything in tip-top
C. E. R u sh er sang. "S ilver T h read s
w edding day.
Call at this office whenever convenient —
w as ten d ered th e new lyw eds S a tu r nuts and o th er staples. T hese were shape afte r all w ere gone. To th is
Among th e Gold", and la te r sang
but remember, those who come early w ill
day evening a t th e ir home in the all a rran g e d In a ttra c tiv e shape, clean -u p com m ittee, consisting of
th e old favorite, " P u t On Your Old
have first choice of a delightful assortment.
EAIRVIEW RESIDENT
O rient neighborhood.
About 50 show ing ta ste and skill on the p art G eorge M cAllister stu d e n t body
G ray B onnet”.
CALLED BY DEATH relativ es and frien d s w ere p resen t of those having each exhibit In p resid en t, Frederick Bechill editor
In behalf fo th e m em bers of th e
charge,
"A noticeable fact th is y ear was of th e M unhlnotu and o th ers, no
g ran g e Mr. and Mrs. P arso n s w ere
Mrs. M arg aret McKay, a well- to g reet and welcome th e bridal
M usical n u m b ers and th a t every county ex h ib itin g made little cred it is due. O. U. H. 8. bids
p resen ted w ith a 110 gold piece know n and beloved resid e n t of couple.
speeches w ere rendered by differ a good show ing In fru it, especially fair to succeed as long as stu d en t-
w ith w hich th ey la te r bought a
F airview , passed aw ay a t the fam en t ones exp ressin g c o n g ra tu la In apples, and several of the w est body p resid ents and o th ers set an
p air of wool b la n k ets and a b e
ern counties had a resp ectab le ex
com ing velvet blouse. T hey w ere ily home Sunday m orning from a tions, good w ishes and advice to the hibit of E nglish w aln u ts and fil exam ple by precedent in work.
Phone 1561
also presen ted w ith a box of hom e lin g erin g illness. She is survived new ly m a rried pair. D elicious re b erts, w hich are becom ing an Im
p o rta n t and satisfac to ry p a rt of
Boon Farming.
m ade candy, th e gift of Mrs. F ran k by her w idow er D. W. McKay, a fresh m en ts w ere served and many o rch ard Industry.
useful
and
b
eautiful
g
ifts
w
ere
p
re
Moon farm ing, according to the
G ustafson. F or th e se gifts, which d au g h ter Mrs George L tim sden; a
"W hile flax has been show n in a
w ere p resen ted by Mr. Neal w ith gran d so n Donald G ra n t; a sister sented to Mr. and Mrs. Steffanson. lim ited way for some years, th is Is W eather B ureau, Is “m oonshine.”
ap p ro p ria te w ords, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. R. Cavanagh end two The groom Is a pro sp ero u s and su c the first tim e Its m a n u factu re Into It has absolutely no su p p o rt from
linen and Into fish-net tw in e has
P arso n s responded, th a n k in g the b ro th ers J. H. Cavanagh and J. G. cessful young farm er who has r e been carried on In sig h t of th e vis any scientific point of view. By
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g ra n g e rs for th e ir thoughtfulness. C avanagh, all of Nova Scotia, C an
itors. T he Miles linen mill a t S a "moon farm in g" Is m eant sow ing or
for m any years.
lem had a sm all p lan t in th e p a reaping, breeding or butchering,
About 60 w ere p rese n t a t th e w ed
ada.
vilion and its o p eratio n s w ere w it
ding dinner. Mr. and Mrs. P arso n s
A population of 3,741,910 Is now nessed by la rg e crow ds all day. shingling nr shearing, or any o th e r
F u n eral services w ill be held
w ere fu rth e r honored by having W ednesday, October 19. at 2 o’clock, claim ed for Chicago based on th e Flax grow ing is an im p o rtan t p art farm activ ities supposed to be a f
th e ir pictu res taken. In connection from th e Sm ith Memorial P re sb y records of th e city ’s in crease in of farm ing activ ity In M arlon and fected by the " d a rk ” o r th e “lig h t”
w ith th e golden w edding ce le b ra te rian ch u rch , with In term en t In reg istra tio n s. T his would m ean a Polk counties, and from a m anu or some o th er phase of the moon.
tion th e b eautiful gold
w ed Rose City cem etery. All a rra n g e gain of over a m illion In seven factu rin g stan d p o in t Is only in its T he chief th in g s affecting th e
Infancy.
NO matter what the occasion, where a
ding cake m u st not be forgotten. m ents are In the hands of th e years. Chicago is th e second la rg
"One of the best fea tu re s of the grow th of crops at any stag e a re ;
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gift is a pleasure as well as a social duty,
fair Is the display w hich Is made T em p eratu re and m oisture co n d i
e st city In th is co u n try .
G ates F u n eral Home.
by th e Boys' and G irls' clubs. The tion* of soil and a ir; com position
ning, who also baked the w edding
our assortment of decorative and useful
evidences th u s show n of In tellig en t of ad jacen t atm o sp h ere; kind and
cake five 'y e a rs ago when Mr. and
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objects will provide abundant choice.
How about th a t ren ew al or new Industry by th e risin g g en e ratio n in ten sity of light; presence; or a b
Mrs. P arso n s celeb rated th e ir 45th
An ex ceptional tr e a t is in sto re su b scrip tio n for one of the dallies speak well for the fu tu re of Oregon
an n iv ersary .
No b etter re su lt of education and sence, and severity, of p la n t d is
— all in excellent taste.
for all form er Oregon A g ricu ltu ral with the O utlook? Bargain period home tra in in g can be secured th an
ease; m echanical condition of soil,
Mr. and Mrs. P arso n s w ere feted college g rad u ates, as on th e com ing this month. Phone 1561 for p a r
— all in moderate price.
th e p erm an en t Im planting of pride loose or com pact; fe rtility of th e
S unday by P o rtla n d friends, Mr. . F riday evening, October 21. P resl- ticu lars.
of achievem ent In home and farm
and Mrs. H erb ert B. A uger, for-
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will
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in d u stry in th e m inds of th e youth. soli, and q u an tity of o th e r v egeta
Pay us a visit and solve your gift
Lovely Gift Handkerchief*.
"The livestock b arn s w ere well tion, or weeds, presen t. M eteorol
m erly of H artfo rd . C onnecticut, th e green room of th e Oregon
I will again offer lovely h an d k e r filled and th e ir four-footed te n an ts ogists can show th a t th e moon has
problem.
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building, F irth and Oak. at 7 chiefs of various m a te ria ls for w ere as fine specim ens of th eir
early life. T he room s w ere d ecor o'clock. P resid en t K err is sched C hristm as gifta. Mrs. P earl Mack, several kinds as th e w orld affords, nothing to do w ith any of th ese
tf th u s d em o n stratin g th a t th e O re conditions affecting crops. It has
ated in yellow, the golden color uled to deliver an ad d ress th a t will G resham , phone 96x.—Adv.
gon farm er h as determ ined to pro no influence on w eath er or soil.
schem e being c a rrie d out in tab le be full of In terest to both student
Ladle*' Footw ear
g ress with th e tim< and get the
and ch an d llier decorations. Before and alum ni.
All th e new and up to date styles best w herever possible.
Phone subscriptions to 1561.
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“T he sta te fair is an agency for
and Mrs A uger presented Mr. P ar-
& Martin.—Adv.
New th in g s under "C lassified '
good th a t is w orth su p p o rtin g .”
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