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VOL. 6,
G resham O utlook
NO. 82
GRESHAM.
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1916
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER YEAR
‘THRIFT”--THE SUREST AND
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AMBITIONS
STRONGEST FOUNDATION MEETING OF
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LECTURE AT
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ASSOCIATION
ON HORSES
M. E. CHURCH
QUESTIONS
V olum e 1, N u m b e r 1 of T h e A r­
f
g u s, th e official p u b lic a tio n o f th e
s tu d e n ts of U nion H ig h S chool No. 2,
h as ju s t m ad e
its a p p e a ra n c e ,
it
c o m p rise s 3 2 p ag es, w ith c o v er, and
is b rim fu ll of in te r e s tin g m a tte r
fro m th e s tu d e n ts th e m se lv e s, a s s is t­
ed in a sm a ll way by th e fa c u lty ,
w hose ‘'h e lp ” w as of a m in o r q u a n ­
tity , b u t n e c e ssa ry .
The
A rg u s w ill be p u b lish e d
m o n th ly , a n d Its 32 p ag es w ill be
lo o k ed fo rw a rd to w ith m u ch in t e r ­
e st h e r e a f te r
As th e su b s rip tio n
p rice is b u t ten centB a copy it will
be e a sily o b ta in a b le .
T h e e d ito ria l s ta ff h a s been m ad e
p e rm a n e n t an d is a s fo llo w s: E d ito r,
R o b e rt J . H e n d ric k s : a s s o c ia te e d i­
to r, D ella H u g h e s ;
b u sin e ss m a n a ­
g er, A n d rew H ru g g e r; so ciety , E ck -
fo rd C a m e ro n ; a th le tic s , E m m erso n
B ro w n ; jo k e s , E r n e s t Q u e sin b e rry ;
fiction, H azel R o b in so n ; c a rto o n is t,
A rc h ie M cK eow n.
T h e m a g a z in e w as p rin te d on th e
h ig h sch o o l m im e o g ra p h a n d w as
bound by th e s tu d e n ts .
E x cep t th e
o u ts id e c o v e r pag e th e w o rk is w holly
t h a t o i th e schoo l.
t T h e m o s t in te r e s tin g fe a tu r e in
th o c u r r e n t issu e is a q u e s tio n a ire
c o n tr ib u te d by P rin c ip a l E lm e r F .
G oodw in.
I t w as a n sw e re d by 142
s tu d e n ts , re v e a lin g th e ir h o p es a n d
a s p ira tio n s iu life a f t e r th e y h av e
le ft school.
T h e a n s w e rs , a s ta b u ­
la te d by Mr. G ood w in , a re as follow s-
E x cep t to finish h ig h sc h o o l— Boys
63, g ir ls 73, to ta l 13 S.
E x p ect to finish h ig h sc h o o l— G irls
B oys 63, g irls 73, to ta l 136.
T a k in g cla ssic a l c o u rs e — B oys 15,
g irls 9, to ta l 24.
T a k in g sc ien tific c o u rse — B oys 2 9,
g irls 5, to ta l 34.
T a k in g n o rm a l c o u rs e — B oys 0,
g irls 36, to ta l 36.
T a k in g co m m e rc ia l c o u rs e — B oys
15, g ir ls 10, to t a l 25.
T a k in g m a n u a l tr a in in g c o u rs e —
Boys 5, g irls 0, to ta l 5.
T a k in g d o m e stic scie n c e c o u rs e —
Boys 0, g irls 9, to ta l 9.
W ill a tte n d h ig h e r sc h o o ls— Boys
51, g irls 50, to ta l 101.
Schools Selected.
O. A. C.— B oys 12, g ir ls 6, to ta l 18
U. o f O.— B oys 0, g irls 5, to ta l 5.
O reg o n N o rm al S ch o o l— B oys 1,
g irls 12, to ta l 13.
W illa m e tte
U n iv e rs ity — B oys 1,
g irls 1, to ta l 2.
R eed C o lleg e— B oys 0, g irls 4, to ­
ta l 4.
B e h n k e -W a lk e r B u sin e s s C o lle g e —
Boys 2, g irls 2, to ta l 4.
N. P. D e n ta l C o lleg e— Boys 2,
g irls 0, to ta l 2.
U n iv e rs ity of W a s h in g to n — Boys
3, g irls 1, to ta l 4.
L e la n d
S ta n fo rd
U n iv e rs ity —
Boys 5, g ir ls 1, to ta l 6.
M cM innville C o lleg e— B oys 0, g irls
1, to ta l 1.
C o lo ra d o School o f M ines— Boys
1, g irls 0, to ta l 1.
H a rv a rd U n iv e rs ity — Boys 2, g irls
0, to ta l 2.
W est P o in t M ilita ry A cad em y —
B oys 1, g irls 0, to ta l 1.
Y ale U n iv e rs ity — B oys 1, g irls 0,
to ta l 1.
B o sto n C o n s e rv a to ry of M u s i c -
Boys U, g irls 2, to ta l 2.
No sch o o l y e t s e le c te d — B oys 20,
g irls 24, to ta l 44.
OSMAN ARRESTED
FOR BOARD BILL
H a rry O sm an w as a r r e s te d y e s te r­
d ay a t th e C la c k a m a s T a v e rn by C on­
s ta b le S q u ire on a c h a rg e of d e f r a u d ­
in g an in n k e e p e r. H e w as ta k e n b e­
fo re J u s tic e R o llin s a n d re le a se d on
h is o w n re c o g n iz a n c e w ith p e rm issio n
to re p o r t th is a fte rn o o n a f t e r seein g
h is a tto rn e y .
T h e specific c h a rg e is t h a t h e is in
d e fa u lt to M rs J. J. R y an in th e su m
o f 8 2 9 0 fo r a b o a rd b ill. M rs. R yan
a lle g e s th a t th e a m o u n t is d u e an d
u n p a id . S he m ad e a n a tte m p t to a t­
tach O sm a n ’s s ta llio n , D an H al, bu t
fo u n d th a t a la b o r lie n h a d been
placed upon th e h o rs e by F re d E ric k ­
son fo r 8245 a lle g e d to be d u e fo r
w ages
J u s tic e R o llin s ’ a lte r n a tiv e is e it h ­
e r to d is m iss th e c rim in a l case o r re ­
m and it to th e g ra n d ju r y .
N ervous W om en.
W h en th e n e rv o u s n e ss is c a u se d by-
c o n s tip a tio n , as is o fte n th e case,
you w ill g et q u ic k re lie f by ta k in g
C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts.
T h e se tab-1
le ts also Im p ro v e th e d ig e s tio n . Ob- j
ta ln a b le e v e r y w h e r e — Adv.
Dr.
C le m e n t
B u rb a n k
S haw .
A. M , MUS. D. D.. L1TT o f C h icag o ,
will give an illu s tra te d W a g n e r e n ­
te r ta in m e n t in th e M e th o d ist c h u rc h
next F rid a y n ig h t at 8 o ’clo ck . D r
Shaw h a s a n a tio n a l r e p u ta tio n an d
h as m an y c alls a t th e p re s e n t tim e
fro n t v a rio u s co lleg es, so c ie tie s a n d
c h u rc h e s.
He is s p e u d iu g a few
m o n th s in P o rtla n d , te a c h in g a n d lec­
tu rin g . He receiv ed h is p ro fe ssio n a l
e d u c a tio n in B oston u n d e r su ch m en
as C has. R. A dam s, J o h n O 'N eill,
L y m an W h e e le r a n d A u g u sto R o to ll,
H e also s tu d ie d in New Y ork. L o n ­
don a n d P a ris , u n d e r H aw ley , Dos-
s e r t, W a rc h a tn ,
lie n s c h e l a n d 01-
ra u d e . Dr. S h a w ’s p u p ils in c lu d e
m any of tile best k n o w n s in g e rs of
C h icag o , New Y ork a n d o th e r citie s
He is a sp ic ia list iu th e A co u stics of
th e V oice, in R e sp ira tio n , T o n e -p ro ­
d u c tio n an d
A rtistic
E n u n c ia tio n .
Dr. Shaw s p e n t th o u s a n d s o f d o lla rs
a n d y e a rs of tim e in s e a rc h in g o u t
th e m a te ria l fo r th e s e e n te r ta i n ­
m e n ts, an d he is th e o n ly n tan in th e
w o rld w ho h as d o n e th is w o rk so
c o m p letely as he has. H e p o r tr a its
by g ra p h ic n a r r a tio n a n d d ra m a tic
re c ita l th e s to ry , th e in n e r s p irit, th e
in te rw o v e n p h ilo so p h y a n d th e tra g ic
clim ax of each of th e g re a t co m p o s­
e r ’s w o rk s, an d w ith a n e v e r-v a rie d
a c c o m p a n im e n t o f scen ic a r t.
E ach
d ra m a a lso u n fo ld s -the o rig in a l le g ­
end on w hich th e m a s te r ’s w ork is
based.
O u t of his m any le c tu re s su ch as
“ T he R in g of th e N e b e lu n g ,” " T h e
R h in e g o ld ,” “ T he W a lk u r e ,” “ S teg -
f r le d ,”
"The
G o tte r d a m m e ru n g ,”
" T a n n h ä u s e r ,” " T r is tin a n d Is o ld e ,”
“ P a r s if a l,” " L o h e n g rin ,” a n d o th e r s
of lik e c h a ra c te r, Dr. Shaw Is to give
u s T a n n h ä u s e r next F rid a y ev en in g .
T a n n h ä u s e r is o n e of th e m o st fa ­
m ous le g e n d s o f th e m id d le ag es,
p laced in p o etical fo rm by Jo se p h
Wolff. It is set to m usic by R ic h a rd
W a g n e r, th e g re a te s t o f G e rm a n co m ­
p o sers, w ho
h as m o u ld ed th e ro ­
m an ce to s u it h is ow n d ra m a tic p u r ­
poses b est. It is a ta le of th e M in n e­
s in g e rs, an d is based on th e c e le b r a t­
ed c o n te s ts o f th e jo u r n e y in g k n ig h ts
a t th e W a rtb u rg C a stle u n d e r th e s u ­
p e rv isio n o f L a n d g ra v e H e rm a n .
T a n n h ä u s e r w as th e g re a te s t of
a ll th e tro u b a d o u rs , an d h ad w on th e
p rize a t th e T o u rn a m e n t o f Song.
H is lon g jo u rn e y to R om e is p o r­
tra y e d , in c lu d in g th e m e d ia e v a l fa b ­
rics a n d m o n u m e n ts of th e a n c ie n t
city th ro w n on th e c a n v a s In th e c o l­
o rs o f n a tu re .
H is re tu r n to th e W a rtb u rg , h is
d e a th a n d th a t of E liz a b e th , a re g r a ­
phically
p o rtra y e d .
S e v e ra l sid e
lig h ts an d in te rp o la tio n s a re a d d e d ,
to m a k e th e W a g n e r v ision th e m o re
lu rid . O ne h u n d re d an d fifty b e a u ti­
fu lly co lo red slid e s w ill p ro je c t th e
w o rk o n th e can v as.
It is ex p ected th a t th e c h u rc h will
be filled n ex t F rid a y e v e n in g a n d a
fre e w ill o fferin g w ill be ta k e n . No
d o o r a d m issio n w ill be c h a rg e d .
COUNTY AGENT HALL
GIVEN AN ASSISTANT
T h e a p p o in tm e n t of W allace L.
K a d d e rly as a s s is ta n t c o u n ty ag e n t
in th is c o u n ty h a s been th e re s u lt of
th e g ro w th o f th e w o rk h e re to su ch
a p o in t th a t C o u n ty A g en t 8. B. H all
co u ld no lo n g e r give all p h a se s o f it
th e a tte n tio n n eed ed . T h e new a p ­
p o in te e b eg an his d u tie s on D ecem ­
b er 1. H e will a tte n d to th e g r e a t­
e r p a r t of th e office w o rk a n d will
a s s is t in th e field.
Mr. K a d d e rly w as g ra d u a te d fro m
th e O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l co lleg e last
J u n e a n d th is fa ll to o k up sp ecial
w ork in fa rm m a n a g e m e n t a n d fa rm
cro p s p rio r to h is a p p o in tm e n t. H e
is a n a tiv e of M u itn o m a h c o u n ty an d
h a s h ad a v a rie d fa rm e x p e rien ce.
T h e p o sitio n of a s s is ta n t co u n ty
agent
has
been
m ad e
p o ssib le,
th r o u g h a sp ecial a p p ro p r ia tio n fro m
t h ^ U n i t e d S ta te s d e p a rtm e n t of A g ­
ric u ltu r e w hich is to be p u t w ith th e
su m s e t a sid e by th e c o u n ty co u n cil
fo r s te n o g ra p h ic a s s is ta n c e in th e o f­
fice fo r o n e y ear.
1 he o b je c t of th is a p p ro p r ia tio n is
to g iv e th e p ro p e r tr a in in g to q u a li­
fied y o u n g m en w ho w ish to ta k e up
co u n ty a g e n t w ork a s a p ro fe ssio n
O reg o n is th e first s t a te in th e w est
to a d o p t th is sy stem o f p re p a r a tio n
fo r a s p irin g y o u n g m en, a n d M u ltn o ­
m ah c o u n ty is th e first in O reg o n to
h av e a n a s s is ta n t co u n ty a g e n t.
T h e E arl of R o seb u ry said th a t boys an d g irls in th is co m m u n ity w ill
" T h r if t is th e s u r e s t an d s tro n g e s t be in te re s te d .
It is very sim p le , lik e all worthy-
fo u n d a tio n of an em p ire , so s u re , so
m a tte r s
w hen on ce so lv ed .
How
s tro n g a n d so n ec e ssa ry
th a t no m any of y o u r c h ild re n a r e sp e n d in g
g re a t e m p ire c an lo n g ex ist th a t d is ­ live, ten an d tw en ty -fiv e c e n ts p e r
re g a r d s it." S am u el S m iles said th a t week w ith n o th in g to show fo r It—
" t h r i f t b eg an
w ith c iv iliz a tio n ; it no benefit from it at Hie en d of th e
w eek?
b eg an a s soon as m en re a liz e d th a t
How p ro u d we w ere o f th o s e S u n ­
it w as n e c e ssa ry to p ro v id e fo r to ­ d ay school c a rd s th a t we received
m orrow a s w ell as fo r to d ay . It be­ fo r good a tte n d a n c e . How m u ch m o re
g an lo n g b e fo re m oney w as in v e n te d . p ro u d w ill y o u r boy be w hen he r e ­
T h rif t m ean s
p riv a te eco n om y as ceives from us th a t c a rd sh o w in g
w ell as th e o r d e r a n d m a n a g e m e n t th a t he h as d e p o site d five, ten o r
o f a fam ily .
T h rif t re q u ire s th a t tw en ty -fiv e c e n ts in o u r b a n k an d
m oney sh o u ld
be used an d not h as e n te r e d in to a c o n tra c t w ith us
a b u s e d ; th a t it sh o u ld be h o n e stly to do so every w eek th r o u g h o u t th e
e a rn e d a n d eco n o m ically e m p lo y e d .” y e a r a n d how h is eyes w ill beam
T h rift is a h a b it— h a b its a re m o re w ith d e lig h t w hen he sh o w s you th a t
easily fo rm e d an d m o re la s tin g if b e a u tifu l pin on th e la p p el of his
fo rm ed w hen y o u n g .
T h e F re n c h co at, sig n ify in g m u ch , yet n ee d in g
p eo p le a re h a b itu a lly th r ifty a n d up an e x p la n a tio n to th e u n in itia te d , a f ­
to th e tim e of th e p re s e n t w a r w ere te r he h a s m ade five su c cessiv e d e ­
th e ric h e st p e r c a p ita of all n a tio n s. p o sits iu o u r b an k a n d h a s becom e
T h in k of th e m u ltitu d e of c h il­ a fu ll m e m b e r of o u r C h ris tm a s
d re n th a t w ill go w ith o u t C h ris tm a s C ash C lub.
Se n! y o u r boy o r little g irl to o u r
p re s e n ts th is C h ris tm a s .
Not be-
tie o r sh e w ill be receiv ed
tu se of th u in a b ility o f th e p a re n ts b ank.
tr e a te d
c o u rte o u s ly
by o u r
to e a rn th e m oney w ith w hich to p u r ­ an d
c h a se th e p re s e n ts n o t b ecau se o f a c le rk s w hich in its e lf Is an e x p e ri­
lack of o p p o rtu n ity . L a b o r w as nev- en ce lo r th e y o u n g s te r w o rth w hile.
. r m o re sc a rc e , w ages w ere n e v e r T he c a rd s w hich th ey rec e iv e w ill be
T h ey w ill
be
b e tte r.
W hy th e n m u st th e s e c h il­ ex p la in e d to th em .
d re n be d en ied th e p le a s u re s w hich show n how th e a c c o u n tin g is done,
God in te n d e d sh o u ld be th e irs . I t is how th e n u m b e rs p u n ch ed in d ic a te
b ec a u se of th e lack o f th r if t tr a in in g how m u ch th ey have d e p o site d an d
in th e p a re n ts w hen y o u n g .
T h is how m uch m o re th ey w ill h a v e to d e ­
luck o f eco n o m y is a n evil th a t can posit to reach th e a m o u n t re q u ire d
be re a c h e d a n d c u re d th r o u g h th e to c o m p le te th e cu rd . T hey will
I le a rn b u sin e ss p rin c ip le s th a t will
co m in g g e n e ra tio n s only.
P a re n ts ,
T e a c h e rs,
S ta te sm e n , sta y w ith th e m th r o u g h life a n d ut
C itiz e n s, ta k e h eed . Is not th e E a rl th e en d of the- y e a r w ill hav e a c c u ­
of R o seb u ry c o rre c t in h is s t a t e ­ m u la te d sufficient to p u rc h a s e m o th e r
an d la t h e r a p re s e n t a n d th e n som e.
m en t ?
W ill n o t you len d a h a n d to c o r­ B ut w hy so p h ila n th ro p ic you say. It
re c t th e ev il, b en efit th e m u ltitu d e s , is th is. W e hav e com e to re a liz e th a t
sa v e th e n a tio n ? How th e n s h a ll we n e a rly on e h a lf of o u r d e p o s ito rs to ­
co m m en ce?
T each th e y o u n g eco ­ day w ore k n e e breech« a an d s h o rt
no m ics.
M ake e c o n o m ists o f th em . [ d re s se s eleven y e a rs ag o w hen we
T h e w a ste w hich h a s ta k e n place in I co m m en ced b u sin ess.
B a re n ts , te a c h e rs , c itiz e n s, help
th e U n ite d S ta te s is a p p a llin g .
We
You will be
h a v e p o n d e re d o v e r th e m a tte r w ell us in th is good w ork.
in to th e n ig h ts in se a rc h of a m ean s ’ re w a rd e d .
T h e C h ris tm a s C ash C lu b w ill open
w h ereb y we co u ld do o u r p a rt an d
b eliev e th a t
we h av e so lved th e J a n u a r y 3d w hen all sh o u ld be ready
p ro b le m in su c h a way th a t a ll th e I to m a k e th e ir first deposit.
GRESHAM
An In te re s tin g m e e tin g w as h eld in
th e M asonic h a ll at T ro u td a le , S a t­
' u rd a y , D ecem ber !•, w hen th e M u ltn o ­
m ah co u n ty co u n cil o f tin 1 O regon
, C o n g ress of M o th ers a n d P a re n t-
T e a c h e rs ' a s s o c ia tio n s
w as o r g a n ­
ized.
F iv e P a re n t-T e a c h e r a ss o c ia ­
tio n of th e co u n ty w ere re p re s e n te d ,
th o se of G re sh a m , R u sse llv ille , W est
P o rtla n d , F a irv ie w a n d T ro u td a le .
T he m e e tin g b eg an w ith a b a sk e t
| lu n ch ut noon, w h e re a w elcom e w as
i g iven th e v is ito rs by M ayor C la ra
L a rsso n , w ith a re sp o n se by S ta te
P re sid e n t Mrs. Geo. Mi-Math. C o u n ty
S u p e rin te n d e n t A. P. A rm s tro n g also
m ad e a speech a n d Mrs. B ro o k s, of
th e H om e E co n o m ics d e p a rtm e n t, of
th e O. A. C., gav e an e sp e c ia lly In ­
s tru c tiv e ta lk .
T h e s p e a k e r s w ere
in tro d u c e d
by Mrs. L. A. H arlo w ,
p re s id e n t of th e T r o u td a le P a re n t-
T e a c h e rs ' asso c ia tio n .
A fte r lu n ch ,
th e b u sin e ss sessio n w as h eld in th e
room below , p c e d e d by a solo by
Miss S a lin a Fox. Mrs. W a lk e r, first
s ta te vice p re s id e n t, g a v e a s h o rt
tu lk , in w hich sh e e m p h a s iz e d th e
w ork b eing d o n e in P o rtla n d by th e
o rg a n iz a tio n .
T hey th e n p ro ceed ed to o rg a n iz e
th e c o u n cil, Mrs. H a ttie V ail p re s id ­
in g
Mrs. H arlo w w as e le c te d p re s i­
d e n t; Mrs. E. J. S ta c k , W est P o r t­
la n d , first vice p re s id e n t; M rs. J. N.
C la n a h a n , G re sh a m , s e c r e ta r y ; Mrs.
li. A. L ew is, R u ssellv ille, tr e a s u r e r .
T w o vice p re s id e n ts a re to be e lec ted
la te r.
It w as d ecid ed to m eet, by In v ita ­
tio n of th e v a rio u s a ss o c ia tio n s , th e
second S a tu rd a y of e v ery o th e r
m o n th , b eg in n in g w ith F e b ru a r y ,
1917. T h e n e x t m e e tin g w ill be in
G resh am .
A fte r a d jo u r n m e n t, a
p le a sin g p ro g ra m w as g iv en by th e
local clu b , c o n sistin g of a d u e t by
Mrs. J. A. L a rrs o n a n d M rs. L. A.
H a rlo w , solo, Mrs. F r a n k
B oacoe;
p ian o solo. M iss R u th In g lis, a n d a
b rig h t little com edy, "N o t a M an In
th e H o u se ,” by M esdam es H arlo w ,
L a rsso n , Van D eW alk er, K e n d a ll anil
Miss S a lin a Fox.
MOTHERS MEETING
GRANGE
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED SHAREHOLDERS VOICE
ELECTS OFFICERS
CO OPERATIVE IDEAS
At th e r e g u la r m e e tin g of G re sh ­ . A m o th e rs ’ m e e tin g w ill be held
am g ra n g e last S a tu rd a y , th e fo llo w ­ a t th e h om e of Mrs. C. .1 L u n d q u ist
in g officers w ere e lec ted to serv e th e on S o u ih R o b e rts a v e n u e on T h u r s ­
e n s u in g y e a r: m a s te r, E. E. W ellin g ; day a fte rn o o n , D ecem ber 14, u n d e r
o v e rs e e r,
F.
E. H o d g e; le c tu re r, th e a u sp ic e s of th e W o m en 's C h ris­
M rs. M. K ro n e n b e rg , c h a p la in , Mrs.
R. F . W a lte rs ; s te w a rd , M rs D. W.
M e tzg er; a s s is ta n t s te w a rd , Geo. F.
H oney;
tr e a s u r e r ,
G eo rg e L eslie;
s e c r e ta ry , M rs. F . E. H o d g e; P o m o ­
n a, Mrs. L. T. L u s te d ; F e re s , Miss
A lb e rta A lle n ; F lo ra , Mrs. R. W.
K e rn ; g a te k e e p e r, J. R. C a v a n a g h ;
lad y a s s is ta n t s te w a rd , Mrs. E. E.
W e llin g ; o rg a n is t, M iss G lad y s N eal;
T h ese officers w ill be in s ta lle d at th e
r e g u la r J a n u a r y m e e tin g on th e 13th
J. J. J o h n s o n , m a s te r o f E ven in g
S ta r g ra n g e , w ill be th e in s ta llin g o f­
ficer. H e w ill be a ss iste d by M rs. II.
E. D avis o f G re sh a m g ra n g e , who
w ill act a s m a rs h a l
P rin c ip a l E lm e r F G oodw in of th e
h ig h sch o o l, M rs. G oodw in a n d A. W.
M etzg er w ere o b lig a te d In th e th ird
a n d f o u r th d e g re e s
A fte r th e su m p ­
tu o u s d in n e r, th e m e e tin g of th e
M a s te rs ' an d L e c tu r e r s ’ asso c ia tio n
w as h e ld , w hen s u b je c ts to be
b r o u g h t b efo re th e P o m o n a g ra n g e
w ere d iscu ssed .
P o m o n a w ill m eet
Dec. 20, w ith
M u ltn o m a h
g ra n g e
a t O rie n t. O. I. N eal w as e lec ted a
m e m b e r o f th e a g r ic u ltu r a l ad v iso ry
c o m m itte e , to se rv e fo r tw o y ears.
A m o n g th e v is ito rs at th e g ra n g e
w ere W. H. D u fu r, m a s te r o f W ood­
law n g ra n g e ;
Mr. a n d M rs. N iblin,
Mrs. J . J . Jo h n s o n an d A. L. K een an
o f E v e n in g S ta r g ra n g e ; Mrs. D. W
M cK ay, M rs. W m. S ales, M iss C la ra
S ales a n d W. H. C a v a n a g h of F a ir-
view g r a n g e ;
M r. an d M rs. Jo h n
S le re t of M u ltn o m a h g ra n g e , Mr and
M rs
R. W. O lli o f R u sse lv ilie
g ra n g e
( > mi >
R an ge
\g e m y .
T h e L. L. K id d e r H a rd w a re c o m ­
p an y a re p leased to a n n o u n c e t h a t
th e y h a v e se c u re d th e ag en cy fo r th e
V ulcan lin e of g as ra n g e s , p la te s an d
h e a tin g a p p lia n c e s a n d w ill be g lad
to show th e m .
< lir t« t m a » < h e « - ,
C h ris tm a s so n g s an d ta lk s feat
u re d th e m o n th ly v isit of th e Y oung
P e o p le 's S o ciety
o f C h ris tia n E n ­
U m b re lla R ep air* .
of
F ir s t
C o n g re g a tio n a l
W ill be In G re sh a m u u til J a n u a r y d e a v o r
c h u rc h to th e c o u n ty fa rm S untlay
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Mr. and Mrs Thoa Wiles took din
a fte rn o o n . G eo rg e R o ssm an anil B
ner Sunday with Mr and Mr» C B. la co v e rs an d do e x p e rt re p a irin g .
T e le p h o n e 548. J . I . R yan
*83 8 H u n tin g to n m a d e a b o rt ta lk s
Rusher and family.
-
G R E SH A M , Dec. 11. E d ito r O u t­
lo o k :
Two
s h a r e h o ld e rs
In
th e
G re sh a m c a n n e ry w ere ta lk in g to ­
g e th e r.
O ne s a id : "1 w o n d e r if I
s till ow n a s h a r e in th e c a n n e ry . I
w o n d er If a s h a r e Is a m a te ria l th in g ?
tia n T e m p e ra n c e U nion. T h e m e e t­ I did ow n a s h a r t b efo re th e c a n n e ry
ing w ill b egin a t 2 :3 0 . A s h o rt b u si­ w as b u rn e d b u t d o n ’t k n o w how
n ess sessio n w ill be h e ld , p resid ed a b o u t it now . If I d o n ’t ow n a w hole
o v e r by th e p re s id e n t, M rs Geo. F. s h a r e I w ould lik e to know w h at p er
H oney, a f t e r w hich a q u e s tio n box c e n t of on e 1 do o w n .”
a n d p ro g ra m w ill be c o n d u c te d by
T h e o th e r s a id : "1 o w n ed a w hole
M rs. J . N. C la n a h a n , s u p e r in te n d e n t sh a re . It se e m s to m e an e s tim a te
of M o th e rs ’ m eetin g s.
M o th ers a re m ig h t he m ad e by c o u n tin g th e p re s­
in v ite d to b rin g in q u e s tio n s , w hich e n t v ulue of th e p ro p e rty In c lu d in g
w ill be d iscu ssed by th o s e p re se n t.
t h e in s u ra n c e , an d m ak e an e q u a liz a ­
T h e fo llo w in g in te re s tin g p ro g ra m tio n so th a t e ach s h a r e h o ld e r m ig h t
h as been p re p a r e d : s c r ip tu r e lesson know ju s t w h at he o w n s In th e a ss o ­
an d p ra y e r, Mrs. C
M. O lip h a n t; c ia tio n .”
p ian o solo, Mrs. W L. G o rsa g e ; r e a d ­
T h e o th e r s a id , “ th a t 's my Idea,
ing. T h e C h ild ’s P o c k e t B ook, Mrs. I an d I believe If we a re fo r c o -o p e ra ­
K. A M iller; solo, Miss G lad y s Mil- |
tio n an d w ant to see th e c a n n e ry re ­
le r, a c co m p an ied by Mrs. G o rsa g e ; i b u ilt we w ill be w illin g to p u t m ore
re a d in g , L ead in g th e C h ild to E at, |
m oney Into th e e n te r p r i s e .”
M rs. C. M. Z im m e rm a n ; solo, Miss
T h e y ' both
a g re e d t h a t If th e ir
M arie W ells, acco m p a n ie d by M rs ! s h a r e w as fo u n d to be o n ly w o rth o ne
A. C. B rack en b u r y ;
re a d in g , T he h a lf us m uch sin ce th e flrp, th e y w ere
G e n tle A rt of L y in g , M rs. Ja s . E l-i w illing to c o n tr ib u te th e o th e r h a lt
k in g to n ; solo, Mrs. W. E. B ates, ac­ th a t th e ir s h a re m ight be fu ll. T hey
c o m p a n ie d by M rs Geo. P a g e ; read both hoped th e r e w ould he co -o p era
Ing, T ra in in g of a C h ild ’s M ind, tlo n on th e p a rt of a ll, b o th s h a r e
Mrs. H. L. W o stell; p ian o solo, Mrs. h o ld e r an d th e in u n a g e rs o f th e a s ­
F re d T odd.
so c ia tio n , th a t th e s h a r e h o ld e r m ight
A so cial h o u r w ill be e n jo y e d fol
receive w h at he n eed s a n d w an ts. If
low ing th e p ro g ra m , w hen re fre s h - 1 th o u g h t is g iv en on th is lin e th e se
M rs B. W , q u e stio n s can be s e ttle d at th e next
m e n ts w ill be served
E m ery and M rs Geo. F H oney w in ! m e etin g
a s s is t M rs. L u n d q u ist tn se rv in g ah ;
A SH A REH O LD ER
w om en a re In v ited a n d m o th e rs a re
e sp e c ia lly u rg ed to a tte n d
POSTMASTER R0BERT8
Ib l i n c e R e siile n l Di«"*.
BUYS NEW HOME
T h e six th a n n u a l fat sto c k show
closed a t th e U nion sto c k y a rd s in
N o rth P o rtla n d on S a tu rd a y , e c lip s ­
ing all re c o rd s In th e q u a lity an d
n u m b e rs show n.
A m illio n d o llu rs
w as re p re s e n te d in th e e x h ib its an d
m any o f th e c h o ic e st a n im a ls w ere
sold ut fan cy prices.
O ne H o lste in
ju n io r b u ll b ro u g h t th e su m of 821,-
500.
B esides th e list of a w a rd s iu th e
J e rs e y a n d sh e e p cla sse s, p u b lish e d
lust F rid a y th e r e w ere m any p rizes
g iven A. C. R uby on h o rse s
He ex­
h ib ite d In P e rc h e ro n s , B elg ian s und
sh ire s.
F o llo w in g a re h is a w a rd s,
B elg ian s p re d o m in a tin g :
H ere h e ro n s .
C lass 395, s ta llio n , 4 y e a rs old o r
o v e r F o u rth , R uby, F rle ta g
C lass 396, s ta llio n , 3 y e a rs and
u n d e r 4 F o u r th , R uby, C asino.
C lass 397, s ta llio n , 2 y e a rs an d
u n d e r 3— F ir s t, K uby, A rtist.
C lass 398, s ta llio n , I y e n r a n d u n ­
d e r 2-— F ir s t,
R uby, A iilln; th ird .
R uby, G ra n t.
C lass 399, m a re , 3 y e a rs old o r
o v e r F o u rth , R uby, F lo re n c e .
C lass 4 04. tw o a n im a ls p ro d u c e of
o n e d am
F ir s t, R uby.
C lass 405, c h a m p io n s ta llio n
R uby, A rtis t.
ItelgiHiis.
C lass 407, s ta llio n , 4 y e a rs o ld o r
o v e r F ir s t, R uby, B lue Boy B ril­
lia n t.
C lass 408, s ta llio n , 2 y e a rs o ld an d
u n d e r 4 F ir s t, R u b y , D illon.
C lass 4 09, s ta llio n , 2 y e a rs old and
u n d e r 3— F ir s t, R uby, S tevenoB ; s e c ­
o n d , R uby, B illy Boy.
C lass 410, s ta llio n , 1 y e a r old and
u n d e r S econd, R uby. B ru sse ll
C lass 411, m u re , 3 y e a rs old o r
o v e r T h ird , R u b y , D enier.
C lass 413, filly, 1 y e a r old
F ir s t,
R uby, D ella.
C lass 416, tw o u iitm als p ro d u c e of
o n e ilam
S eco n d , R uby.
.C la s s
417, c h a m p io n s ta llio n
R uby, S te v e n o t.
S h ires.
C lass 419, s ta llio n , 4 y e a rs old o r
o v e r F o u rth , R uby, G a rtlu n y l L.
B en.
C lass 420, s ta llio n , 3 y e a rs old anil
u n d e r I F ir s t, R uby, R ocks G olden
B a ro n e t.
C lass 421, s ta llio n , 2 y e a rs old an d
u n d e r 3 F ir s t, R uby, P a tto n G old
en B ar.
C lass 4 28, tw o a n im a ls p ro d u c e of
on e d am -R uby
A m ong th e b u y e rs o f b looded
sto ck w as 8. B. H a ll, c o u n ty a g e n t,
or a tw o -m o n th s ’ old b u ll fo r 8140.
T h o se a tte n d in g th e b a n q u e t on
T h u rs d a y n ig h t from th is v icin ity In­
c lu d e d J. T. R ick ey , B o rin g : C h a rle s
C lev elan d a n d K. A M iller, G re s h ­
a m ; G. M. H a rv e y , T r o u td a le ; F. A.
E w ing a n d W G iv en s, E s ta c a d a ,
D avid M cK eow n, G re sh a m ;
A. C.
R uby, G re s h a m , M r. a n d M rs. 8. B.
H all, F a irv ie w ; Mr. a n d M rs W II
C lev elan d , G re s h a m ; F L. I’rlv e tt,
G re sh a m ; C. J. L u n d q u is t, G re s h a m .
A. II B u rn s a n d D. D. B u rn s, T r o u t­
dale.
RAILROAD CROSSINO
IS NOT DANGEROUS
T h a t th e c ro s sin g of th e T ro u td a le
b ra n c h o f th e P o rtla n d R ailw ay .
L ig h t & P o w er c o m p a n y a t B ase L ine
ro a d is n o t u n d u ly d a n g e ro u s , w as tin-
decisio n o f F. J, M iller, P u b lic S e rv ­
ice C o m m issio n e r, a f t e r an In v e stIg a
tlo n m ad e a t th e re q u e s t of th e
| co u n ty c o m m is sio n e rs,
w ho
w ere
a s k in g th a t th e s t r e e t e a rs be m ad e
to com e to a fu ll sto p at th is cro ss-
t ing.
In hia re p o r t, s u b m itte d to th e
c o m m is sio n e rs. Mr. M iller s a y s :
“ I t is w ith c o n s id e ra b le re lu c ta n c e
th a t we hav e n o t co m p lied w ith y o u r
re q u e s t to h av e a il e a rs sto p a t th is
c ro s sin g , b u t th e r e a re m an y m o re
d a n g e ro u s c ro s s in g s w h e re th is Is n o t
d one, a n d If a ll c a rs w ere o b lig ed to
sto p b e fo re p a ss in g o v e r each c ro ss
Ing th e tr a v e le r on th e ra ilro a d w ould
In all p ro b a b ility c o m p la in o f th e ex­
tr e m e d elay In g e ttin g o v e r th e lin e.
All o f th e o rd in a r y w a rn in g s ig n s a re
p o sted a t th is p o in t a n d w ith th e
slow o r d e r on th e ra ilro a d In effect
we b eliev e t h a t th e lia b ility o f a c c i­
d e n t Is re d u c e d to a m in im u m "
T h e ra ilro a d o r d e r la t h a t c a rs
slow to six m ile s a n h o u r a t th is
cro ssin g .
P o s tm a s te r I) M. R o b e rts a n d his
son K e n n e th h av e becom e th e o w n e rs
of th e q u a r te r block a t th e c o rn e r of
Second s t r e e t a n d R o b e rts a v e n u e .
T h e tr a n s f e r w as m ad e la s t w eek by
A r th u r D ow sett, w ho took p a rtly In
ex ch an g e th e h o u se w h ere Mr. R ob­
e rts h a s been liv in g fo r se v e ra l y e a rs
p ast a n d o n e lot, on T h ird s tr e e t a n d
H ood a v en u e.
T h e p ro p e rty Just, a c q u ire d by Mr.
R u b e r's an d son w as fo rm e rly o w ned
by Dr. J M. S h o rt b u t la t e r o ccu p ied
by o th e r s
I t h as been e m p ty fo r
about a year
P o s tm a s te r
R o b e rts
L y m a n ’« l e g h o r n I j » » i v ».
th e r e n ex t
E a rly o rd e rs fo r 8 C. W. L. d a y - ; w ill m ove h is fam ily
old c h ic k s , acco m p a n ie d by a 20 p er i T h u rs d a y a f 'e r a few n e c e ss a ry r e ­
cent ca sh p a y m e n t, w ill be ta k e n a t a p a irs have been m ade.
Notice.
A uto c u r ta tu s m a d e a n d re p a ire d .
lib e ra l d isc o u n t.
8. E. P a lm q u is t, U re sh a u i H a rn e ss-
A. R. LYM AN.
S h o o tin g M ail’ll
P h o n e 176.
R. 2, G re sh a m , O regon,
A t f 'o ttr e ll s to re , D ecem ber 22, fo r m a k e r.
tu rk e y s , d u c k s a n d geeae
T ra p and
E n g la n d 's p ap er-b o x tr a d e
F a c to rie s y e a rly pay 1 1 4 0 ,9 4 8 ,0 0 »
rifle s h o o tin g
F re e lu n ch a t noon.
ploys 3 0 ,0 0 0 w o rk e rs
in w ages In C a lifo rn ia
O M anary an d F W a g n e r
86
M ary A nn B a rrlc k , ag ed 67 y ears,
d ied a t B eilro se s ta tio n In th e Mt.
S cott d is tr ic t, D ecem ber 7, an d h e r
f u n e r a l w as h eld y e s te rd a y
In te r­
m ent w as In th e M ount S cott cem e­
te ry .
M rs B a rrlc k la s u rv iv e d by
h e r h u sb a n d . A m os B a rrlc k , a m e r­
c h a n t a t B eilro se s ta tio n , a n d by a
d a u g h te r a n d so n , M rs E th e l H eig h t
anil C. A B a rrlc k , both of P o r tla n d .
M rs B a rrlc k had lived In th is s ta te
fo r 27 y e a rs an d at B eilro se sta tio n
six y ears.