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FOUR
H o n o r H ull.
Y oung m en w ho h av e e n lis t­
ed fro m e a s te r n M u ltn o m ah
a n d v icin ity .
ISAAC ANDERSON
FOR EOT ARNOLD
TDM B A K E R
E R N E S T B RU G G ER
A. C AM P
l-'R E Il C R A N E
GEORGE CRANE
F R E D DAVIS
W D EA V E R
RAYMOND DUNBAR
W EASTM AN
V E N C II. EVANS
D EW EY G IB B S
C H E N D R IC K S
C H A R L E S H IC K S
C A R R O L H ESLI.N
JO H N H ONEY
RAYM OND HUM ASON
G l'Y JO N E S
FR A N K K E N N E Y
G E O R G E K N IE R IE M
ALTON L O V E L A C E
C H A R L E S M AYER
ARTHUR NOREEN
TOM P A R K E R
E A R L R A D FO R D
G. REY N O LD S
W R IC K E R T
ID E ROSS
OSCAR ST O N E
L E S L IE ST. C LA IR
W IL B U R ST A N L EY
('. STI 1.1.IONS
A LL E N T IL L E R
G EO RG E TOW NSEND
L E S L IE T O W N S E N D
I). T U L E
JO H N T U L E
EDGAR W E D IN
RAY E W O OD W ARD
Ed in at ion
E v p e r I m en I .
F u n d s have been p ro v id ed by th e
g e n e ra l e d u c a tio n b o a rd , fo u n d e d by
J o h n D. R o c k e fe lle r, fo r th e e s ta b ­
lish m e n t In
c o n n e c tio n
w ith th e
te a c h e rs ’ co lleg e of C o lu m b ia u n iv e r­
sity of a sch o o l to u n d e rta k e c o n ­
s tru c tiv e w ork In Hie re o rg a n iz a tio n
of e le m e n ta ry a n d se c o n d a ry e d u c a ­
tio n , fo r th e av o w ed p u rp o s e o f e li­
m in a tin g th e "d e a d w o o d , lu m b e r
an d a la c k ," fro m th e p re s e n t m e th ­
o d s of te a c h in g
By thift e x p e rim e n t
th e g e n e ra l e d u c a tio n bo u rd h o p es to
e s ta b lis h new fu n d a m e n ta l p rin c ip le s
fo r th e e d u c a tio n o f A m erican c h il­
d re n
T h e e x p e rim e n t Itse lf Is p e r
Im ps th e m ost a m b itio u s n tte m p t ev e r
m ad e to d is p la c e o n e e d u c a tio n a l
sy stem w ith a n o th e r . T h e b o ard h as
p ra c tic a lly all th e m oney It cun use
to a d v a n ta g e , a good sta ff o f l e a t h ­
e rs , a good p la n t, a n il, ju d g in g by
tin* n u m b e r o f p e rs o n s w ho h av e
so u g h t to find p lace s In th e sch o o l
fo r th e i r c h ild re n , it will n o t w a n t
fo r s u b je c ts upon w hom to e x p e ri­
m en t.
T h e b o ard e x p e c ts to u pen
th e sch o o l in th e fall o f 1917.
S cien ce In e d u c a tio n w ill be th e
k e y n o te o f th e sch o o l, a c c o rd in g to
th e a n n o u n c e m e n t o f th e b o ard , an d
th e aim w ill be to a d o p t th e sch o o l
to th e n e e d s of m o d ern life. T h e re
w ill be no re lig io u s in s tru c tio n as
su c h , a n d It is p ro b a b le th a t th e
te a c h in g o f fo rm a l g r a m m a r w ill not
lie u n d e rta k e n . L a tin a n d G reek as
la n g u a g e s w ill n o t lie ta u g h t. T h e
e m p h a s is w ill lie placed upon m o d ­
e rn la n g u a g e s, an d e x p e rim e n ts will
be m ad e to d e te rm in e w liat m ethod.i
of le a c h in g E n g lish . F re n c h , S p a n ­
ish a n d G erm an give th e best p ra c ti­
cal re s u lts . S ev eral new m e th o d s of
teaid lin g h is to ry , li te r a tu r e an d c iv ­
ic* w ill be tr ie d , an d an a tte m p t to
d e te rm in e w h e th e r th e a n c ie n t ( la s s ­
ies can lie used In tr a n s la tio n will
also be m ad e.
P ro m in e n t th r o u g h ­
o u t th e w hole sch o o l will lie scien ce.
In d u s try
und
th e
d o m e s tic a rts .
M a th e m a tic s will receiv e sp eid al c o n ­
s id e ra tio n in th e h o p e o f w o rk in g
o u t a r a tio n a l c o u rse o f stu d y O r­
g an ize d re c re a tio n , g a m e s an d play
will be p ro v id ed . T h e " f o rm a l d is­
c ip lin e " th e o ry w ill h av e no place In
th is school.
E d u c a to rs h av e n a tu r a lly differed
as to w h e th e r th e e x p e rim e n t is
w o rth w h ile o r n o t.
S om e believe
tb u i s o m e th in g of th is k in d h as long
been n e e d e d , o th e r s m a in ta in th a t
e d u c a to rs h av e a lre a d y s tra y e d too
fa r fro m p ro v ed m e th o d s, an d th a t
th is e x p e rim e n t is d a n g e ro u s .
T he
New Y ork T im e s h as c o n su lte d se v ­
e ra l p ro m in e n t New Y ork e d u c a to rs
on th e s u b je c t.
Dr Ira S. W ile, of
th e New Y ork city bo u rd of e d u c a ­
tio n , c h a irm a n of th e b o a rd ’s co m ­
m itte e on
e le m e n ta ry
e d u c a tio n ,
sa id :
“ I am h ig h ly g ra te fu l th u t th e ex ­
p e rim e n t Is to be m ad e. S p e a k in g for
th e e le m e n ta ry sch o o ls o f New Y ork,
I w ant to suy th u t th e c u rric u lu m
h as been bused upon o ld id eas of
c e n tu r ie s
buck.
For
g e n e ra tio n s
L u tin und G reek d o m in a te d th e high
sch o o l.
I t w as lu rg ely b ec a u se a
ch ild in co lleg e w ould h av e to stu d y
L utin und G reek
th a t
L a tin und
G reek
w ere ta u g h t
in
th e high
sc h o o ls
B ut now th e r e is com ing
u change In th e co lleg e
» • » We
h av e p re tty m uch d ecid e d th u t one
cun g et c u ltu r e w ith o u t G reek and
L u tin , as w ell as w ith o u t m an y o th e r
th in g s ta u g h t in sch o o ls.
A ch ild
can le a rn th e use of E n g lish w ith o u t
k n o w in g ull th e w hys u n d w h e re ­
fores.
R ead th e W a n t Ads.
Preserve Eggs
Looks like eggs will lie selling this F all at 75c.
Have a good supply by preserving them with our
Liquid Egg Keep.
D on't use an in ferio r solution
while the best costs no more.
OUTLOOK
FR ID A V.
GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
A P R II.
Sunday
27,
IBI 7
A M ia c t i o n .
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T h e M adison S q u a re P la y e rs' will
p re s e n t " L e t G eo rg e Do I t ," a c o m ­
edy d ra m a in th r e e a c ts , S u n d ay .
A pril 29, at
S m ith 's T h e a te r
A
C has. Bee v isited his fam ily o v e r la u g h fro m th e rise of t h e c u rta in |,
to th e f a l l__ A dv.
S u n d ay .
The REX ALL Store
H o ss’ T ru ck S er v ic e
Office with Commercial Delivery Co.
22!» Pine Street Between First and Second
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETWEEN GRESHAM AND
PORTLAND
F a rm e r’s H auling.
F u rn itu re Moving
O rd ers tak en for Coal,
B riquets, Sam i and Gravel
Gresham
Phone 79 x
Bert Hoss
P o rtla n d
B ro ad w ay 2ON2;
A-2O7M
Pl a n t A G ard en
The high cost of living is steadily increasing. Do you share
towird keeping it down?
You Can Raise
PEAS, BEANS, RADISHES,
TURNIPS.
CABBAGE,
POTATOES, PARSNIPS, SPINACH, in faet nearly every
thing you need for the table.
Our stock of Seeds is complete and we handle only
the Best Quality.
We also have all the TOOLS y ou need
FOR SUCCESSFUL GARDENING
A. W. Metzger
Phone 661
QUALITY
AND
SERVICE
phone 661
It is every man, woman and child's duty to grow what they can
to reduce the food shortage and to encourage the people in this
locality in doing this we are going to sell
F o o d -P o w e r,
M a n -■ <
F re d llo s s re tu rn e d h o m e from llo rs e - I’o w e r,
P o w er— E v ery D onee of P o w e r
C a lg a ry on W ed n esd ay a f t e r an a b ­
l o r V ic to ry .
sen ce of a b o u t one m o u th
L y o n -C h ie n e und w ife h av e moved
o u t from P o rtla n d und a re occupying
E. <’. L in d se y ’s c o tlu g e on T h ird St,
C. V. H yde fro m K la ts k a n ie h as
re n te d th e sm a ll s to re room on th e
L in d sey p ro p e rty an d e x p e c ts to open
a sh o e shop.
T h e M isses L e ta M ath ew s, O rel
R an ey , A lice R o b e rts an d E th e l M er­
rill v isited th e a rm o ry in P o rtla n d
W e d n esd ay ev e n in g a n d w itn e sse d
th e d rillin g .
A ch eck
room
tic k e t from th e
o n e of th e s to re s in P o rtla n d has
been left at th e O u tlo o k office. T h e
o w n e r p ro b ab ly lost it an d it m ay be
hud upon a p p lic a tio n .
D on’t fo rg e t th e so cial, in c lu d in g
sp e llin g m atch a n d tin pail lu n ch , to
be g iven by th e E p w o rth L eag u e at
th e g ru n g e h all S a tu rd a y ev e n in g
All a re In v ited a n d a good tim e is
assured.
H igh w a te r is b e g in n in g to
its e lf on th e C o lu m b ia slo u g h .
now n e a rly us h»gh as at any
last y eu r, a n d th e in d ic a tio n s
to a Hood g r e u te r th a n h as
seen fo r ten y e a rs o r m ore.
show
It is
tim e
point
been
Mrs. F re d P elto n v isited lier m o th ­
e r, Mrs. E. M. C oons, last Wed ties
day. M rs. C o o n s h as e n te r ta in e d re
c e n tly M rs G reen fro m th e R uby
ra n c h und Mr. lieg eck er from V an ­
co u v e r. W a sh in g to n .
A m a rria g e licen se w as issued at
V an co u v er la s t T u esd ay to H enry
C ro ss, of B u ttle G ro u n d , W a sh in g ­
to n , an d M rs. L a u ra M a rtin of G re sh ­
am .
Mrs. M a rtin w as fo rm e rly an
em p lo y e o f th e C ongdon h o tel.
Garden Implements At Cost
F aced w ith th e a lte r n a tiv e of
s k u lk in g lik e u w hipped b o u n d to its
k e n n e l, A m erica h as e le c te d w ar.
T h e Hrst e n e m ie s to he c o n fro n te d
a r e tr a ito r s , ( to tie p ro m tly h u n g I.
fa ilu re s ( to be sp eed ily re trie v e d » ,
w e a k n e sse s ( to he c u t o u t w ith a
sw ift-m o v in g h a n d ) .
We h av e to d e fe a t v e te ra n a rm ie s
a n d it w ill re q u ire m en
p e rh a p s
m illio n s of th e m . We hav e m u n itio n s
a n d e q u ip m e n t to m a k e — h u n d re d s of
m illio n s o f to n s of m a n u fa c tu re d
p ro d u c ts.
We hav e sh ip s to build
an d g u n s to fasliio n .
A bove a ll, we hav e g ra in Io grow
u n d we m u st grow it in q u a n titie s
n e v e r gro w n in A m erican b efo re. T i l e
sa fe ty of d e m o cracy , th e very s e c u r i­
ty o f o u r h om es, n e c e s s ita te s Hie p ro ­
d u c tio n o f a cro p w hich w ill keep tin*
co st of liv in g w ith in b o u n d s at hom e
und assist th e a llie d n a tio n s to
s tr e n g th e n th e ir g rip upon th e m a r­
gin of sa fe ty .
S h all w e see tro o p tr a in s s id e ­
tra c k e d th a t b e e r tr a in s m ay pass, as
we did 19 y e a rs ag o ? S h all we see
p ric e le ss b ra in a n d p ric e le ss braw n
b eing d e stro y e l by a ra cial p oison?
S h all we see la b o r w asted in th e m a n ­
u fa c tu re an d d is trib u tio n o f a co m ­
m o d ity fa r w orse th a n u seless? S hall
we see th e p ric e s of fo o d -stu ffs m ount
w hile g ra in
is b ein g d e stro y e d to
m a k e b e e r?
S h all we see d is tille rs m a k in g
d ru n k a r d s o r m u n itio n s ; b re w e rie s
m a k in g p o iso n o u s sw ill o r p ack in g
m eu t?
T h e p ro h ib itio n a m e n d m e n t to th e
c o n s titu tio n cun, if need lie, wail
B ut let us hav e P ro h ib itio n fo r th e
w ar, an d
fo r v icto ry !
B u lletin
M eth o d ist T e m p e ra n c e S ociety.
UNTIL MAY 8
L et e v e r y o n e ru lly to th e c a u se an il those needing anything in
Spades, Rakes, Hoes, Cultivators, Etc., co m e and make your
se le c tio n .
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Sanitary
Meat Market
ED.
Home made Sausage a Specialty
Cash paid for Fat Beef, Veal and
Mutton, live or dressed. Top prices
for Hides and Pelts of all kinds.
Keep Informed on Leading Events of the Day
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G RESHAM
OUTLOOK.
P h o n e 701.
THE
B a rg a in s In th " W a n t ad*
H e l l a i e T h e m Now .
T h o se Milk R ecord b la n k s. I’r i n t -
, ed on durable i a rd b o u r d , s u ita b le fo r
I 1C to 18 c o w s . J u s t H ie t i l i n g f o r
your
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Highest au th o rity on m atters
of sex told iii simple language
for the in struction of young
husbands, y o u n g wives, teach ­
ers ami nurses. $1.00 am i 10c
for postage.
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. t h e i r cost.
10c each , o r 11.00 a
dozen. T h e O u tlo o k , p h o n e 701.
Divine Healer
;
Mrs. Rose Cahill, Divine
healer from th e I'rogressive
S p iritu al church* society of
P o rtlan d , Ore'., will lecture on
S p iritu al Phenom ena, T h u rs­
day, May », at N p. in. at Hotel
Congdon. Tests a fte r lecture.
T a ilo rin g
F o r m en an d w om en
c le a n in g ,
] p re s sin g a n d re p a irin g d o n e w ell.
P e te r L e n a rd . P ow ell s tre e t.
S p rin g .
S p rin g is looked upon hy m any as
th e m ost d e h g h tf u l seaso n of th e
yeur. h u t tills c a n n o t he sa id o f th e
rh e u m a tic
T h e to ld an d d am p
w e a th e r b rin g * on rh e u m a tic p ain s
w hich a re
a n y th in g
h u t p le a s a n t.
T hey can he re lie v e d , h o w ev er, by
a p p ly in g
C h a m b e rla in 's
L in im e n t,
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PALMQUIST SHINGLE CO.
h e a r h e r.
A dance will be given at O rient
g ran g e hall on S atu rd ay evening,
April 28
Music by Beers o rch e stra I
Best of floor m anagem ent. P opular
p ric e * — Adv.
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W a n t a <o o k .
W a n t a c le r k .
W *nt a s itu a tio n .
W a n t a s e r v a n t g ir l .
W a n t i o s e l l a p ia n o .
W a n t to s e l l t h e b u g g y
W a n t to s e ll a n y p ro p e rty .
W a n t to s e l l y o u r g i v c e r i e s .
W a n t to s e l l y o u r h a r d w a r e .
W a n t to s e l l y o u r d r y g o o d s .
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W a n t c u s t o m e r s f o r a n y t h i n g a t a ll,
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A d v e r t i s i n g is a h i g h w a y t o s u c c e s s .
A d v e r t i s i n g b r i n g s n ^ w c u s to m « t« .
A d v e r t i s i n g k e e p s t h e o ld on-
a d v e r tis in g in s u re s su cc e ss.
A d v e rtis in g s h o w s e n e rg y .
A d v e r t i s i n g s h o w s p lu c k .
A d v e rtis e — d o n t
b u s t.
A d v e r t i s i n g is “ b i s "
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D aily New i a n d N. W. F a rm s te a d 3.6o
M rs. S y neva H a n g lu m fo r u long
tim e a re s id e n t of th e K elso d is tric t
d ied a t h e r h om e on W ed n esd ay a f ­
te rn o o n .
S h e will In- b u rie d from
th e K elso c h u rc h to m o rro w at 1:3(1
p. m .. w ith in te r m e n t at S andy. She
sp ace on th e g ro u n d floor.
w as 68 y e a rs, 9 m o n th s and ten days
old an d leav es a h u sb a n d am i fam ily
S teel tro u g h d e c k in g in v e n te d fo r of g ro w n c h ild re n .
c o n c re te flo o rin g o r roofing by an
E n g lish m a n is so fo rm e d th a t it can
Died \«»ar llam as« us.
be riv e te d from one sid e w ith i/a te r -
Mrs. C h ris tin a N o rq u ist d ied at
tig h t jo in ts .
h e r h om e n e a r D am ascu s on W ed n es- ,
day an d w as b u rie d in th e D am ascu s j
E n q u iry lias conic to th e O utlook c e m e te ry th is a fte rn o o n .
S he was
office fo r a sm a ll place, th r e e to h ;< ag ed 58 y e a rs, 5 m o n th s a n d 13 «lays'
a c re s , n e a r G re sh a m
w an ted to rent
fo r re sid e n c e an d g a rd e n p u rp o ses. a n d leav e s a h u s b a n d a n d ten ch il- I
R e lia b le p a r ti
Any h a v in g such d re n .
p le a se re p o rt to th e O utlook
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T h e tw o w eek s sin c e th e o rg a n iz a ­
tio n o f th e G re sh a m H om e G u a rd
h a v e d e m o n s tra te d th e ir u se fu ln e ss
an d th e need o f th o ro u g h d rillin g . A
h u n d re d h a v e bet-n e n ro lle d a n d m o re
a r e n eed ed .
L e t’s m a k e th e H om e
G u a rd s th e big th in g !
D rill to n ig h t
on th e s tr e e t a n d e ach M onday an d
T ra in s fo r E M auada o r B ull Him
F rid a y n ig h t.
( B u l l H u n t r a i n s le a v e M t. H o o d Depot f
Rev. A A. H eist, p a s to r of th e
R ose
C ity
M eth o d ist
E piscopal
c h u rc h , w ill g iv e an illu s tr a te d le c t­
u re on C h in a a t th e Q reeh u m M E.
i h u rc h next S u n d ay e v e n in g at 7 :3 0
o 'clo ck
R ev. Mr H eist is an in
te r e s tin g s p e a k e r an d a p le a s a n t an d
p ro fita b le e v e n in g is a s s u re d
The
m o rn in g se rm o n by th e p a s to r. Rev.
A. C. B rs c k e n b u ry , w ill he on th e
s u b je c t
" P a tr io tis m
and
P e a c e ."
S u n d ay sch o o l will co n v e n e at 10
o ’clock an d E p w o rth L u g u c at ti 30.
All a re in i iteti to a tte n d th e s e serv-
ices.
BAUMAN,
G R E SH A M ,
P h o to g ra p h s p u rp o r tin g to hav e
been ta k e n in B erlin a re disp lay eil in
L ondon sh o p w indow s, sh o w in g e le ­
p h a n ts
d ru g g in g
heav y
v ehicles
th r o u g h th e s tr e e ts of th e P ru s sia n
c a p ita l. C a p tio n s u n d e r th e s e p h o to ­
g ra p h s a s s e rt t h a t th e w ar h a s so r e ­
duced m e a n s of lo co m o tio n in B erlin
th a t e le p h a n ts from th e Z oological
W e d n e sd a y 's list o f w ed d in g li­ G a rd e n s "have been p ressed in to th e
c e n se s from th e M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty h a u lin g serv ice.
c o u rt h o u se re p o rte d th e n a m e s of
F re d G. W a g n e r an d Miss R ozilla M
A tim e -sa v in g c o n c re te b a rn p a t ­
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B eers. B oth a re widl k n o w n am o n g e n te d by a n Io w a in v e n to r h a s a w a­
th e y o u n g e r se t, h a v in g lived n e a rly te r ta n k a n d feed und hay lo fts s u r
a ll th id r liv es in th is v icinity.
ro u n d in g u n d e m p tin g in to a c e n tra l
M rs. K a rl O sw ald , of P o rtla n d , a
sis te r-in -la w of E m il O sw ald, died a t
St. V in c e n t’s h o sp ita l on W ed n esd ay ,
a g e d 23 y e a rs. M rs. O sw ald leav es,
b e sid e s h e r h u s b a n d , tw o sm a ll c h il­
d re n .
T h e fu n e r a l w ill be held al
K e n w o rth y ’s u n d e rta k in g p a rlo rs on
S a tu r d a y at 2 o'clock
O reg o n .
G resh am ,
E tsell J o n e s re c en tly look th e civil
se rv ic e e x a m in a tio n
fo r d r a u g h ts ­
m an ill th e U n ited S ta le s se rv ic e an d
w as n o tified th is week th a t he bud
passed. He Is lia b le to be ca lle d fo r
d u ty at an y lim e p ossibly at W a sh ­
in g to n .
Gresham Time Table
Gresham Drug Co.
Grow M ore Food Stuffs
llou Ju d so n H arm an in speaking of our national e x tra v a ­
gance says :
"Let every young man who hTts to m ake his wav unaided
realize to say ’ I have money in the h a n k ' is a certificate of
ch a ra c te r and a b ility .”
Yes! fa r more, a certificate required hy every well or-
gauized Itusiness house em ploying h elp ; a certificate (•Utit ing
I o il
to
11l.
k. I
to
t il-
g a t c y i .n
l- a d ll ig to
Success.
(O ur (C hristm as (Cash (Club
SANDY. OREGON
opens a w aj for you Io In gin and p repares yon for g re a te r
responsibilities next year. Remember you can begin any tim e
hut right now is the Inst lime. Get into the race with the rest.
It is in terestin g and the earlier you s ta rt the more success and
L etter the Christm as.
Manufacturers of Shingles.
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