Gresham outlook., December 16, 1913, Page 10, Image 10

GRESHAM
PAOE TEN
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
E. N adow o f S o u th T aco m a waa a
re c e n t g u e st of W m. C ongdon.
R obb R ead waa th e g u eat a t d in n e r
S unday of Mr. an d Mr» H. L. St.
C lair.
Alisa C arly n W irtz of P o rtla n d la
sp e n d in g a few day s w ith frie n d s at
G resham .
Miss W llla M etzger h as been em ­
ployed to a ss ist a t B ert L in d sey ’s
s to re d u rin g th e C h ristm a s ru s h .
T h e M eth o d ist c o tta g e
p ra y e r
m eetin g will m eet a t J. N. M ew hlr-
t e r ’s resid en ce on W ednesday n ig h t.
R o b ert W alk e r, of W asco, O regon,
w as In G resh am a few days th is w eek
a tte n d in g to b u sin ess an d ca llin g on
old frien d s.
T he re g u la r m eetin g of th e W om ­
a n 's C h ristia n T em p eran ce U nion w ill
he held a t th e lib ra ry n ex t T h u rsd a y
afte rn o o n a t 230.
Since th e
o p en in g of th e new
lib ra ry b u ild in g in G resh am 14,442
books have been Issued, an In crease
of 1187 o v er th e y ear 1912.
Miss Irm a A u stin gave a d an cin g
p arty a t h e r Irv in g to n hom e on S a t­
u rd ay evenin g , Dec. 6. A m ong th e
invited g u ests w as W endell C leve­
land of G resham .
F red T odd h as been busy today
p u ttin g up a new sign on Main
s tre e t b earin g th e leg en d , " B e rt L ind-
Bey’s Dry G oods S h o p .” It is a n eat
w ork of a r t an d of local p ro d u ctio n .
W ashingto n C h a p te r, R oyal A rch
M asons, c e le b ra te d
th e ir
annual
b an q u e t in P o rtla n d on S atu rd ay
evening
A m ong those from G re sh ­
am
who a tte n d e d
w ere C h arles
C lev elan d an d G eorge W. Page.
Mrs. E ttse l Jo n es, w ho h as been
v isitin g w ith re la tiv e s In W ash in g to n
fo r sev eral w eeks, has re tu rn e d to
h e r hom e. T h e Jo n es house, w hich
was badly d am ag ed by fire, has been
e n la rg e d an d rep a ire d an d p re s e n ts
a very a ttra c tiv e ap p earan ce.
M axwell S ch n eid er has h ad a
C h ristm as ru sh a t his s tu d io an d Is
m aking u class o f p h o to g ra p h s th a t
have n o t h e re to fo re
been eq u aled
here, even by him self. H is window
displays a re m arv elo u s w orks of a rt
In w hich th e sh ad o w s have been se-
c u rre d before th e su b s ta n c e fad es
Lloyd T e g a rt, acco rd in g to rec-
p o rts, will re g iste r ut th e U n iv er­
sity of O regon
n ex t
fall. Louis
Jo h n so n , IT he e n te rs colleg e will
follow T e g a rt’s fo o tstep s, w ho
Is
one of th e a ll-stu r fo o tb all p lay ers
o f W ash in g to n h ig h and will Burely
m ak e h im self k now n on th e U ni­
versity eleven.
A l ’a re n t-T e a c h e rs ’
clu b
was
form ed a t P ow ell V alley on S a tu r­
day evening last w ith Rev. Jo n u s
Jo h n so n as
p re s id e n t;
O scar E k ­
strö m , vice p re s id e n t; Mrs R. S trö m ­
berg. se c re ta ry ;
W illiam P eterso n ,
tre a s u re r.
T h e re g u la r m eetin g s
will be h eld on th e last S a tu rd a y of
each m o n th , b eg in n in g on Ja n . 31.
DECEMBER 16, 1913
NUMBER
Columbia Heights
T h e P a tro n -T e a c h e rs' m eetin g a t
th e lib ra ry la s t F rid a y n ig h t was
n o t v ery well a tte n d e d , d u e to th e
C o lu m b ia g ra n g e No. 267 h eld its
m u ltip lic ity of m eetin g s an d e n te r ­
re g u la r m eetin g la st S a tu rd a y , w ith
ta in m e n ts d u rin g th e w eek. T h e
a good a tte n d a n c e . T h e elec tio n of
s p e a k e r who waa expected failed to
officers took place in th e a fte rn o o n ,
ap p e a r. A fine p ro g ra m of m usic
an d th e follo w in g
m em b ers w ere
w as en jo y ed an d so m e m a tte rs of
chosen to fill th e c h a irs fo r 1914. R.
b u sin ess w ere a tte n d e d to. H. E.
I P. R asm u ssen of C o rb e tt w as elected
D avis w as elec ted vice p re s id e n t fo r
m a s te r fo r th e fo u r th
te rm ; G.
th e com ing y ear.
K n lerem , s e n io r o v e rs e e r; Mrs. J?
Miss M ildred P u lle n w as th e w in­ T. R ea. le c tu r e r ; M rs. J. P o u n d er,
n e r of th e sliv e r m ed al In th e con­ s e c re ta ry ; Mrs. G. K n lerem , c h a p ­
te s t given a t T ro u td a le la s t F rid a y la in ; Roy A n d ersen , a s s is ta n t ste w ­
n ig h t u n d e r th e au sp ices of th e a rd ; Miss H elen D eaver, lady a s s is t­
G resh am W om en’s C h ris tia n T em ­ a n t ; Bobb
K n lerem ,
ste w a rd ; J.
p eran ce U nion.
A n o th er c o n te st ; P o u n d er, g a te k e e p e r; a n d Mrs. C.
w ill be held n ex t T h u rsd a y n ig h t a t S m ith , Mrs. G. GUI an d Mrs. P. A n­
P ow ell V alley sch o o l In w hich all d ersen w ere ch o sen c o u rt ladles.
b u t th e tw o w ho w on m ed als w ill
T he g ra n g e will h o ld th e ir a n n u a l
ta k e p art.
| New Y e a r’s b a n q u e t on W ednesday
Y o u r a tte n tio n Is called to th e D ecem ber 31.
W ritte n in v ita tio n s
serv ices In th e
F re e M eth o d ist 1 will be issu ed to frie n d s w ho will
ch u rc h next S u n d ay , D ecem ber 21. be re q u e s te d to p re s e n t th e In v ita ­
Rev. 8. F. P itts w ill p reach a t 11 a m. tio n s a t th e door. A ch ick en s u p ­
T h e re will also be an ev en in g service. p er w ill be th e m enu fo r th e even-
S u n d ay school a t th e u su a l h o u r. i lng a n d ev ery b o d y w ill be expected
W ednesday ev en in g p ra y e r m eetin g I to be s e a te d by th e ta b le s a t 8 p. in.
a t th e e u h re h . Y ou, esp ecially , a re
Mrs. H en d ersen , w ho w as C h a n ti­
in v ited . E dw in W. H ig h t, p asto r.
c le e r’s h o ste ss d u rin g th e la s t y e a r
Mrs. B lanche C aln an d fo u r c h il­
will leav e fo r H o n o lu lu to spend th e
d re n , an d Miss N ellie C ain, all of
w in ter.
P o rtla n d a re sp en d in g th e w eek w ith
T h e new ch u rc h u n d e r c o n stru c ­
Mrs. S. T. C row , th e m o th e r of Mrs.
tion in th is lo cality Is g o in g up fast.
C ain. T hey w ill leav e fo r S p o k an e
As m an y Is 25 m en h av e been on
n ex t S atu rd ay w here th ey w ill m eet
Mr. C aln an d w h ere th ey w ill m ak e h an d to r se v e ra l day s a n d th e lad ies
h av e been m a k in g a good show ing a t
th e ir hom e.
d in n e r tim es. If th e w e a th e r d o e sn ’t
M ultnom ah
C o unty
Pom ona
in te rfe re to o m uch th e c h u rc h will
g ra n g e will m eet to m o rro y a t R o ck ­
be read y In a s h o rt tim e.
wood In an all d ay an d ev en in g ses­
T h e R o o ste r R ock W a te r Com -
sion. It will be th e la s t m eetin g of
th e y e a r an d besides th e new b u si­ I pany, h as now got a c le a r title to th e
j w ater an d rig h t of w ay fo r th e pipe
ness to be b ro u g h t up It will be e n ­
te rta in in g w ith good p ro g ram s an d 1 line o v e r th e lan d o w ned by DeMoss.
I Mr. DeMoss w as a w a rd e d 5700 dam -
feastin g .
j age by th e ju ry . T h e co m pany is
W ash o u g al b a sk e tb a ll team
is ! now In c o rp o ra te d an d la In sh a p e to
m ak in g up a sc h e d lu le of gam es. ! law fu lly sell an d re n t w a te r in th e 1
The boys a re p ra c tic in g d ally a n a
fu tu re to th e people of th e H eig h ts. |
a re being coached by H. B. F e rrln T h e co m p an y co n sists of th e follow - ,
of th e high school. G re sh a m 's boy lng H e ig h ts ra n c h e rs :
J. D eaver.
te a m Is in clu d ed In th e
list for W. H icks, P. A n d ersen , D. B enfield
g am es w ith W ash o u g al high.
an d Mr. H a rg ro v e a n d Mr. M organ,
P la n s a re u n d e r way fo r C h ris t­ th e o w n er o f C h a n tic le e r, both of
m as tre e s and exercises a t b o th Bap­ P o rtla n d .
tist und M ethodist E piscopal c h u rc h ­
T h e L a d le s’ Aid w ill m eet a t C ol­
es n ex t week W ednesday evening.
um bia View
farm
T h u rsd a y a f te r
Miss Alice R asm u ssen , th e te a c h e r New Y ears.
In c h a rg e of th e L a to u re lle school,
Is d rillin g h e r p u p ils fo r a C h ris t­
EASTERN STAR DANCE
m as e n te re ta ln m e n t.
An Entirely New Theory
The First on Exhibit in this County
The Quick Action Maleable Range
IT IS A SURPRISE
Come and See it.
It is different from anything
you ever saw before.
It’s as big a surprise as the
“Wisconsin Twins.’’
Those wanting ROCKERS and CHAIRS
w ill find th e g reatest variety e v e r ex h ib ited in G resham to se le c t from .
MAKE CHRISTMAS CHEERFUL
by placing in y o u r hom e
A N e w S. W . M iller Piano
T h e re will be a new sh ip m e n t direct from th e factory before C hristm as
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR
W hat th e O th e r Does.
S tra n g e Isn ’t It. how som ebody
e ls e ’s Job h as a ttra c tio n s fo r us th a t
o u r ow n can n e v er possess.
T he obese little m an, w ith sh o rt
ste p s an d s h o r te r b re a th , th in k s of
n o th in g b u t th e
lim elig h t o f th e
sta g e , an d how he could be th e g r e a t­
est O th ello living, in ste a d of ru n n in g
a flve-cent p ic tu re show .
T h e co m m ed ian s a n d fu n n y m en
have th e am b itio n Io play th e lo fti­
est trag ed y . M elancholy a n d sad.
T h e p re a c h e r In co u rse of lim e w ish ­
es he hail s ta rte d a lite r a ry c a re e r,
an d on th e o th e r h an d th e lite r a ry
m an sig h s fo r th e ex citem en t of W all
s tre e t.
We all th in k we could do w h at th e
o th e r fellow does m uch b e tte r and
T he tw o C leveland
fa rm s of sco rn o u r ow n jo b , even th e w om en
G resham won sev eral a w a rd s at th e a re e n te rin g th e p ro fessio n s In la rg e
■ lock show last week on sh eep
W n u m b ers, and th in k in g th ey can do
II.
C levelan d
ex h ib ited
D orset th e w ork th a t th e m en have d o n e for
H orns, w inning seven first prizes and g e n e ra tio n s an d th a t m uch b e tte r
liv e seconds. C. E ( lev elan d had an th a n an y m ere m an
You
d o n ’t
ex h ib it of S h ropshire». g e ttin g five know w hat you c a n ’t do till you try.
llrsts and th re e seconds. T h e a w ard s Did It n ev er o ccu r to you th a t If you
w i r e su b s ta n tia l an d w ere paid In got a ch ance at all, you could m ak e
cash.
a b e tte r p re sid e n t of th e U nited
\ larg e n u m b er of young people S ta te s th a n any p rev io u s o n e ; ru n
Including five au to m o b ile lo ad s from th e s ta te of O regon b e tte r th a n th e
get th ro u g h m ore w ork
G resham , en jo y ed a b u sin ess m eetin g g o v e rn o r,
and social of th e Queen E s th e r circle th a n th e le g isla tu re an d th a t In h alf
at th e hom e of Miss E cho Jo n e s last th e tim e ; se ttle th e la b o r an d th e I
S a tu rd ay n ig h t
A fter th e b u sin ess W W. q u estio n s in sid e h alf an h o u r
session th e ev en in g w as sp en t in an d p u t an end In a s a tisfa c to ry m a n ­
gam es and m usic co n clu d in g w ith a n e r to all th ese w et an d dry co n tests.
delicious lun ch eo n a little b efo re m id ­ B ut ev e ry th in g looks so easy till you
' begin to do It. T h e lofty Mt Hood
n ig h t.
w ith its flinty peak an d p u rp le sp ire
N otable
w indow
d isp lay s have
as th e se ttin g su n reflects Its liv in g
b e e n m ade by sev eral of th e G re sh ­
fire, seem s easy to clim b, b u t h id d en
am
m e rc h a n ts
fo r th e h o lid ay s
fro n t o u r view Is th e a rd u o u s an d
P robably th e
m ost
Im posing, be­
d a n g e ro u s ro ad to th e su m m it, th e
cause of its size. Is th a t o f Lewis
| h a rs h n e ss of w hich Is to n ed dow n
S h a ttu c k
T h e o th e rs, all o f w hich
w ith th e d ista n c e from w hich we
a re u n iq u e a n d ta s te fu l a re by Bert
I look a t It. and so w ith th e p in n acles
L indsey, M axwell S ch n eid er, th e
o f fam e. They look easy In th e d is­
C C S tore, S te rlin g & K id d er. E d ­
tance.
w ard A ylsw orth. W R llu rk e and
i In w hat a P a ra d ise w ould we live
the G resham D rug com pany.
if we w ere only h a lf as good a t o u r
A S e a ttle d isp atch say s th is of ow n Jobs us we th in k we could be in
tw o boys who
played
b all
last h a n d lin g o th e r p eo p le’s
su m m e r w ith th e S uu D ials: " E lm e r
T h e way to a c e rta in place is p av ­
a n d Ed L en d er, th e tw o P o rtla n d ed w ith good in te n tio n s, an d th e way
boys re g lste red at th e U n iv ersity of to a n o th e r Is cro w d ed w ith u n a n s­
W a sh in g to n , a re not going to tu rn w ered p ray ers, b u t th e re
a re too
o u t fo r th e W ash in g to n crew s next m any of us y earn in g In stead o f e a rn ­
seaso n , acco rd in g to re p o rts c u rre n t ing
And it is ju s t as w ell fo r us
a ro u n d th e co lleg e cam p u s
T he th a t we d o n 't know th e fu tu re , so
L e a d e r tw in s e a rn e d th e ir le tte r s In in th e w ords o f th e p o et:
In tw o sp o rts d u rtn g th e 1913 s e a ­
T h en let us be up an d doing
so n an d w ill re p o rt fo r b aseb all po­
W ith a h e a rt fo r any fa te
s itio n s next sp rin g ”
S till ach iev in g , still p u rsu in g
L earn to lab o r a n d to w ait.
A p e titio n Is b eing c irc u la te d by
W ILLIAM M cA LPIN E
O. I. N eal a sk in g th e P R L A P to
s to p a n d e sta b lish a s ta tio n a t th e
c ro aatn g
of
S tan ley
a v en u e
o nI
th e M ount H ood lin e, o n e m ile west
o f G re sh a m
T h e re a re a b o u t fif­
te e n fa m ilie s Interested, n il o f w hom
m u s t go e it h e r to th e G resh am o r
R uby s ta tio n fo r ra il se rv ice
It will
be n e c e ssa ry to b u ild ste p s dow n th e
b a n k to th e s ta tio n b u t th e people
a r e re a d y to do th e
w o rk if th e
company w ill f u r n is h lu m b e r.
CHRISTMAS
OUTLOOK
Constipation Poisons Yon.
If you a re c o n stip a te d , y o u r e n ­
tire sy stem Is poisoned by th e w aste
m a tte r kept in th e body— se rio u s re ­
s u lts o ften follow . Use Dr. K in g 's
New L ife P ills a n d you will soon get
rid of c o n stip a tio n , h ead a c h e
an d
o th e r tro u b le s
25c a t D ru g g ists o r
by m all. H. K B u ck leo * Co., P h il­
adelphia and fit Louts.
S a tu rd a y
e v e n in g 's
dunce
at
T ro u td a le g iven by th e la d le s of th e
E a ste rn S ta r was h ig h ly su ccessfu l
I In ev ery p a rtic u la r. /About tw o h u n -
! d red p e rso n s accep ted th e in v ita tio n s
! to be p re s e n t an d d a n c in g w as th e
p rin cip al a m u se m e n t u n til m id n ig h t,
In te rsp e rse d w ith c a rd s by th o se who
en jo y ed th a t p a stim e In stead . L at-
o u re lle 's
o rc h e s tra
fu rn ish e d th e
R. R. CARLSON
PHONE 548
Pleasnt Vaalley
music.
P a tro n e sse s of th e ev e n in g w ere
Mrs. W illiam S tan ley , Mrs. C h a rle s
C lev elan d . Mrs. O. J. B ro w n, Mrs.
A aron Fox an d Mrs. W illiam C h il­
d ers.
T h e p rp m o tio n c o m m ittee
co n sisted of W II. C lev elan d , Mrs.
M axwell S c h n e id e r a n d Dan M ickley.
GRESHAM HAS VIOLINIST
C o n tin u e d from p ag e 3.
name of th e m a k e r
an d th e d a te
n early effaced. It w as le a rn e d th a t
th e violin w as b ro u g h t fro m E n g la n d
a b o u t o n e h u n d re d an d fifty y ears ago
an d h ad been tr e a s u re d as an h e ir ­
loom u n til It fell in to th e h a n d s of
som eone w ho did n o t know its value.
Mr. P rlcp h a s re s to re d th e in s tr u ­
m ent to Its o rig in a l fo rm and he is
confident th a t he can also re s to re th e
fo rm e r to n a l q u a litie s.
If so It will
easily b rin g |5 0 000.
Mr. P ric e h as had m uch ex p erien ce
w ith o th e r In s tru m e n ts th a n th e vio­
lin and h as assiste d se v e ra l local b u y ­
ers re c en tly In se lectin g pianos. As
a te a c h e r h e is very p a in s ta k in g an d
th o ro u g h an d m any y o u n g people in
th is vicin ity a re lay in g th e fo u n d a ­
tio n s fo r a m usical c a re e r u n d e r his
efficient d irectio n . W hen he becom es
m ore e sta b lish e d In his new lo catio n
he w ill p ro b ab ly ta k e u p In s tru c tio n
on o th e r in s tru m e n ts .
He h a s had
ex p erien ce as o rc h e s tra le a d e r b u t Is
p a rtia l to th e violin w hich h e c alls
th e Q ueen of m u sical in s tru m e n ts .
A P a re n t-T e a c h e rs ’ asso ciatio n w as
o rg a n iz e d h e re la s t S a tu rd a y n ig h t
a t w hich th e follow ing officers w ere
e le c te d : p re s id e n t. Rev. Jo n a s J o h n ­
so n ; vice p re s id e n t, F. O. E k stro m ;
se c re ta ry , Miss S tro m b e rg ; tr e a s u re r ,
W m. P e te rso n . A m e etin g w ill be
h eld each m o n th . T h e o rg a n iz a tio n
is th e re s u lt of a n eig h b o rh o o d m eet­
ing on T u esd ay n ig h t of la s t week a t
w hich Mrs. F e lts , p re s id e n t of th e
O regon c o n g ress of M others, w as
p re s e n t an d spoke. A good crow d
w as p re se n t a n d en jo y ed h e r ad d re ss,
a fte r w hich th e lad ies serv ed re ­
fre sh m en ts.
A silv e r m edal c o n te st w ill be held
a t th e sch o o lh o u se n ext T h u rsd a y
ev en in g , b eg in n in g a t 8 o'clock.
T hose to c o n te s t w ill be seven boys
an d g irls front G resham w ho took
p a rt re c en tly a t G resh am an d a t
T ro u td a le .
T h e re w ill be sev eral
m u sical n u m b ers.
Ask for 1914 Calendars
GRESHAM
JUNIOR CAST OF CHARACTERS AND SYNOPSIS
F o llo w in g is th e cast of c h a ra c te rs th e a te r n ext F rid a y ev ening by th e
an d a d e sc rip tio n of th e play "T h e ju n io r class of th e G resham H igh
J u n io r ,” to be g iven a t th e p ic tu re sch o o l:
A C om edy in T h re e Acts.
C H A R A C T ER S.
EDW A RD MOORE. T he J u n io r
JIM M Y MONROE,
o th e r , uniorg
T H IN S M IT H ..............
O ther Ju n lo r8
D EM O STH EN ES M ERW Y N
SILK R IC K E T T S
S eniors
W ILLY R O C K W E L L .........
JU L IA J. H IG H F IE L D , a lady of finance......................
P R E S ID E N T F O W L E R , of L ak ev ille U n iv ersity
JA N E T H A L E , M iss H ig h field ’s niece. ..........................
M ABEL G RA Y ’..... .......
v isitin g L ak ev ille
V ERD A G R ISW O L D ,
V IO LET, w ho w as born th e re .
(S e n io rs an d J u n io rs , s tu d e n ts of U n iv e rsity .)
T im e of p la y in g — 2 h o u rs.
H a rry S tanley
........ Jo e C hiodo
K irk T hom pson
R alph S tan ley
... F ra n k R ogers
...G lenw ood M iller
K a th e rin e H oney
L a u ra 8hipley
.....G ladys M ichel
M a rg aret B u rk e
M abel S hipley
STORY O F PLAY.
N ed M oore, a J u n io r in L ak ev ille U n iv ersity , an d a n a m a te u r a cto r,
has been " J o sh e d ” by th e S en io rs and d e te rm in e s to g e t even w ith them .
He th e re fo re s t a r ts a ru m o r t h a t th e U n iv ersity is to a d m it "co -ed s,” an d
in o rd e r to give co lo r to th e ru m o r d resses him self as a g irl an d poses as
a g irl s tu d e n t w ho h as ju s t a rriv e d in L ak ev ille. T h e S en io rs a re fooled.
T hey get up a m ass m e etin g to p ro te st a g a in s t co -education. In te n d in g
to rid e " th e new co -ed " o u t of tow n on a b o ard , they ru n acro ss J a n e t H ale,
a v isito r, an d niece of M iss H ighfield. a ric h lady w ho h as been th in k ­
ing ot en d o w in g th e U n iv ersity . T hey p u t (In m em ory of h e r " d e a r
nephew A le x a n d e r” .) J a n e t on th e b o ard , an d Miss H ighfield, w ho is very
an g ry , w ith d ra w s h e r offer of an en d o w m en t. T he facu lty decide to expel
T R O U TD A L E , Dec. 15.— T h e P ar- th e S eniors. T h en M oore, w ho has got th e S eniors in to th e scrap e,
i e n t-T e a c h e rs' clu b m et a t th e school- ingeniously g ets th e m o u t of It, an d a t th e sam e tim e w ins J a n e t, w ith
! h o u se on F rid a y a fte rn o o n . A so- whom he is in love.
| d a l h o u r w as en jo y ed a f te r w hich re-
S am e Scene. T h e C ollege C am pus, fo r all th r e e acts.
fre s h m e n ts w ere served.
ACT I.
Miss Mae H atfield h a s been e le c t­
T he S eniors poke fu n a t Ned M oore a n d th e J u n io rs
“ I'll m ak e th e
ed as te a c h e r a t th e C ed ar school
an d com m enced upon h e r d u tie s on w hole S en io r class rid ic u lo u s.” M oore m eets J a n e t. “ 1 d id n 't know you
w ere h e r e . ' \ io le t an d M oore. " I a in ’t as d u m b as I lo o k .” "N o, how
’ M onday m o rn in g .
could you b e ? " V iolet say s sh e is going to be a F re s h m a n . M oore de­
cides to s t a r t a “ co-ed” scare. ” U11 be th e co-ed.” "D ow n w ith co -ed u ­
c a tio n .” T h e S en io rs call a m ass m eeting.
Troutdale
ACT II.
CASH RESERVES
In a m o u n ts la rg e en o u g h to m eet any em ergency a re alw ay s k ep t
In o u r v a u lt an d o u r a ss e ts a re co n v e rtib le w ith sufficient speed to
d o u b le o u r p a tro n s ' fin ancial p ro te c tio n In c o m b atin g any crisis.
of
E te rn a l v ig ilan ce p reclu d es any save
o u r fu n d s.
g ilt-ed g ed In v estm en ts
We know an d feel th e re s p o n sib ilitie s of th e m odern
b a n k e r— we a re co n scious of o u r b ro a d e n in g field and a le rt
to th e p ro b lem s a h e a d of th e A m erican b ank.
Every transaction is considered from the standpoint
of how much aid It will give the customer and how
much strength It will add to the bank.
FIRST G P E STATE
BANK
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of P ortlan d .
T he J u n io rs d re ss M oore as a “ co-ed.” “ I feel as
b u ta n te ." " Y o u 're fresh all r ig h t.” J a n e t an d M oore.
sak e, Ned, d o n ’t propose in th a t c o stu m e ,” T he S en io rs,
catch J a n e t. Miss H ighfield sto p s th e p e rfo rm an ce. “ I
n ie c e !”
fresh as a de­
“ F o r g o o d n ess’
ch asin g M oore,
te ll you its my
ACT III.
V iolet stu d y in g L atin . "W illy , I a in ’t s tro n g fo r It. Amo, am as.
a t:iia t'
, u a t a in 't no way to ta lk to a la d y !” M oore d esp o n d en t.
T h ey ’re going to expel th e S e n io rs.” M oore trie s to pacify Miss H ighfield.
Moore an d J a n e t. "W ill you m a rry m e ? " "Y es, N ed.” M oore in J a n e t's
cloak, su cceed s In fooling Miss H ighfield, w ho yields. " I 'l l give th e U ni­
v ersity Its e n d o w m e n t!" T he S eniors sav ed , and everybody happy.
Corbett
to have one of h is m ules k ick ed by a
h orse, b re a k in g its leg w hich necessi­
ta te d sh o o tin g th e an im al.
Mrs E. D. Chamberlain was the
Clarence Buxton and wife moved
gueat of friends at Ferndale Place on
up from Troutdale Thursday onto
Wednesday.
Fred Reed'a farm.
Mr and Mrs Larkin Russell. of
A. McDonald, of Portland, was
Troutdale, vtatted Fred Shoultx and
out to his ranch Sunday.
little sons Saturday and 9unday.
Mrs Lewis Reed was in Portland
Mias Leah Burgeous la preparing a
program to be given by the pupils of Saturday.
the school Christmas eve.
Mr Fleury. of Portland, was out on
A I/aurel Range would suit the
business Sunday.
housekeeper for a Christmas prea-
Don Llttlepage had the misfortune i ent. At Starling A Klddsrs.