Gresham outlook., February 01, 1918, Image 1

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W EEK
VOL. 7,
G resham O utlook
NO. 97
GRESHAM,
LECTURER WHO
BEGAN CAREER
HERE TO SPEAK
G re sh a m is p ro m ise d o n e of th e
g re a te s t in te lle c tu a l tr e a ts th a t e v e r
cam e to a c o u n try to w n w hen, on
F e b ru a ry 20, th e ren o w n e d L o u is
A lb ert H anks w ill g iv e o n e of his
m ost fo rc e fu l le c tu re s h ere.
T h e re is
e x a m p le of
no m o re d is tin g u is h e d
th e
m o d e rn
p e o p le ’s
MULTNOMAH
UNION HIGH SCHOOL
ENCOURAGES THRIFT
A. M eyers, p re s id e n t o f th e F ir s t
S ta te H ank, g av e a v ery in te re s tin g
a n d in s tru c tiv e ta lk o n T h r if t to th e
s tu d e n ts th is m o rn in g at th e o p en in g
ex e rc ise s a t U nion H ig h sch o o l. H e
u rg e d a ll s tu d e n ts to p ra c tic e th r if t
as th e " t e s t o f su ccess is th e a b ility
to s a v e .”
M any of th e s tu d e n ts a re o w n e rs
o f th r if t s ta m p s an d th e n u m b e r is
ra p id ly in c re a sin g
T h e s tu d e n ts a re m a k in g p la n s fo r
a th r if t p a ra d e next M onday u fte r-
noon if th e w e a th e r p e rm its.
T he
s tu d e n t body w ill leav e th e sch o o l at
1 :3 0 an d w ith Hags an d d ru m s an d
c a rr y in g b a n n e rs a n d d iffe re n t d e ­
sig n s to show
th e im p o rta n c e of
th r if t, w ill m a rc h s o u th to th e fo u n ­
ta in an d e a st b eyond th e M. K.
c h u rc h a n d
re tu r n
to th e school
b u ild in g by th e sam e ro u te .
F o llo w in g is a sy n o p sis of Mr
M ey ers’ a d d re s s :
COUNTY,
OREGON, FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY
1, 1918
TROUBLE FOR PHONE RATES
GROCERS WHO LOWERED BUT
IGNORE LAW NO REDUCTION
G ro cers w ho ig n o re th e new re g u ­ I A d is p a tc h fro m S alem on T ues-
la tio n s of th e U n ite d S ta te s F o o d A d­ i day a n n o u n c e d
th a t
th e
P u b lic
m in is tra tio n g o v e rn in g th e s a le of S ervice co m m issio n had d is c o n tin ­
w h e a t H our, w ill sp eed ily find th e m ­ ued all th e new long d is ta n c e ra te s
selv es in tro u b le , a c c o rd in g to A s - , of th e Pacific T e le p h o n e * T ele
s is ta n t F e d e ra l F ood A d m in is tra to r ' g ra p h co m p an y , w hich becam e ef-
W. K. N ew ell.
' fectlv e on J a n u a r y
1, u n til such
E very r e ta ile r in th e s ta te h as h ad tim e as th e com m ission h as h ad tim e
p e rs o n a l a n d fu ll in s tr u c tio n s ” said to ¡n
th em
Mr. N ew ell, ’’an d w h ere it can be
T h e se ra te s affect th e e n tir e s ta te
p ro v en th a t an y r e ta ile r Is se llin g
T U E SD A Y S
AND
FR ID A Y S
$150
GRANGE UNVEILS
WAR SERVICE FLAG
P le a s a n t Valiev g ru n g e held th e ir
r e g u la r m o n th ly m e e tin g la s t S a tu r ­
day. T h e re w as a good a tte n d a n c e
of th e m e m b e rsh ip b esides a n u m ­
b e r of v isito rs. T h e le c tu re h o u r
o p e n e d w ith th e ro ll c all In w hich all
p a rtic ip a te d .
T h e q u e stio n w as:
" W h a t im p o rta n t c h a n g e s in th e
m a tte r of h o u se h o ld ex p en ses has
been b ro u g h t a b o u t by co n d itio n s
a ris in g from th e w a r? " T h e new ly
e le c te d officers w ere in s ta lle d . P ast
M a ste r Mrs. K itty B atem an a ssiste d
by M rs W. IT. M oore co n d u c te d th e
in s ta lla tio n c e rem o n ies.
T h e u n v e ilin g of a se rv ice flag w as
a fe a tu re of th e le c tu re h o u r
T he
flag c o n ta in s eleven s ta r s re p r e s e n t­
ing eleven n oble boys w ho have
a n sw e re d th e ir c o u n tr y ’s cull from
th is n e ig h b o rh o o d
T hey a re , Ray
K e ste rso n ,
V ert
P a rk e r ,
F o rre s t
J e u n e , A llen Jo y , J r , F a x o n Jo y ,
G len
K e ste rso n .
Boyd
B rassw ell,
L eslie B erke, O tley B erke,
L e ste r
R ichey a n d E alis F o rs g re n . A p ro ­
g ra m a p p ro p r ia te to th e o ccasion,
c o n sistin g of so n g s an d sp e ech es, w as
re n d e re d .
Mrs. W. IT. M oore m ad e
th e p re s e n ta tio n speech an d M aster
G. N. S a g e r a ccep ted th e (lag. T h e
Hag is a b e a u tifu l on e an d w as do­
n a te d by Mrs. A nna L eh m an . A m ong
th e vtB itors p re s e n t w ere J . I). Lee
an d Mr. U a rb u r o f P o rtla n d an d Mr.
a n d M rs. P. J. B erk e
PER
YEAR
SOME AMUSING
REPLIES MADE
TO QUESTIONS
At th e m e etin g of local te a c h e rs
in P o rtla n d last week th e g re a te s t
In te re s t c e n te re d a ro u n d th e sp e llin g
c o n te st in w hich th irte e n p a r tic i­
p a n ts trie d to excel each o th e r. T he
e n tr a n ts w ere C h a rle s P ip er, d is tric t
3; Alice P e te rs o n , d is tric t 4; A nna
L e n n a rtz , d is tric t 6 J t .;
W illiam
M aybee, d is tric t 2 5 ; H llina Jo h n s o n ,
d is tric t 26; M ildred K ing, d is tric t
27; L o ren e A lex an d er, d is tric t 31:
L illia n L eo n ard , d is tric t 38; L ark in
S h o u ltz , d is tric t 3 9 ; V ivian R a sm u s­
sen . d is tric t 4 0 ; L u cille Sm.vthe, dis
trlc t 4 5 ; F elice F o rd , d is tric t 46;
H a rry C ooper, d is tric t 52.
A g o ld w atch h ad been d o n a te d hy
S ta p le s, th e J e w e le r as a p rize l o r
til«' best s p e lle r At th e close of Hie
c o n test it w as fo u n d Hint M ildred
K in g of
R ockw ood an d
L a rk in
S h o u ltz of C o rb e tt w ere tie d w ith
only o n e m iss o u t of in n w ords
C o u n ty
S u p e rin te n d e n t
A lderson
solved th e p ro b lem of g iv in g th e w in­
n e r th e w atch by giving L a rk in
S h o u ltz o ne w hich lie paid fo r him
self.
A fe a tu re of th e m e etin g w as an
e x a m in a tio n of th e e ig h th g ra d e p u ­
pils in civil g o v e rn m e n t. T h w «
s ta n d in g h ig h e st w ere A lb ert L a m ­
b e rt. of G re s h a m ; H enry Jo h n s o n ,
R ose S ta rk a n d R u th R enne, G ilb e rt:
R odney J e n k in s , P le u s a n t View ; J e s ­
sie Boyd, R iv erv iew ; E s th e r B arro w ,
M aplew ood.
In th is s u b je c t, w ith
sch o o ls h av in g fo u r o r m ore p u p ils
ta k in g th e te s t, G ilb ert school has
th e h ig h e st a v e ra g e of 7 4 6. fifteen
ta k in g th e te st. H. W. A ger Is th e
p rin c ip a l at G ilb ert.
In th e civil g o v e rn m e n t test th e re
w ere m any a m u s in g a n sw e rs given.
T h e fo llo w in g re p lie s w ere m ad e to
th e q u e stio n .
W h at
sh o u ld
th e
G o v e rn o r do w ith an u n d e sira b le
b ill? ” "T h ro w it a w a y ,” " r e fu s e to
s ig n ," "s h o u ld n o t v e to ,” " v e to it
und s e n t it to th e le g is la tu r e ,”
“ th ro w it in th e w aste b a s k e t,” "n o t
p ass i t ,” " d e s tro y i t ,” " n o t p u t It in
a c tio n ,” “ try to keep it o u t," "r>
<all It.” " p a s s It b y ,” " p u t It in bis
p o c k e t,” " s h o u ld not hav e It e n ­
fo rc e d .”
To th e q u e stio n : " W h a t Is th e p e r­
son bringing a n a ctio n in c o u rt
c a lle d ? " tin e a n s w e r was "c rlm i
p re a c h e r in th e A m erican p u lp it to ­
day th a n Dr. H an k s, a n d it is in t e r ­
e s tin g to n o te th a t h e b egan his c a ­
su ch r e ta ile r 's su p p ly o f Hour w ill be in G re sh a m , w h ere th e local com ­
r e e r In th is v icin ity .
He w as s t a ­
Im m e d ia te ly c u t off, as th e F ood A d­ p any has a c o n tr a c t fo r long d is ta n c e
tio n e d a t F a irv ie w
fo r a te rm as
m in is tra tio n is a u th o riz e d , In such
cases, to fo rb id th e w h o le sa le rs from se rv ice w ith th e Pacific S ta te s. T he
p a s to r of th e .M ethodist c h u rc h a n d
m ak in g f u r th e r saleR to th e re ta ile r. ra te s w hich w ent in to effect on th e
w as o fte n h e a rd in th e s u r ro u n d in g
W ith ev ery 24 lb. sack of w heat first of ilie y e a r w ere b ased on th e
to w n s a n d
c o m m u n itie s. C h a rle s
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P a r k h u r s t, e d ito r o f Z io n ’s H e ra ld ,
I w an t to ta lk to you fo r a very o f s u b s titu te , a n d tills ra tio of th re e - By th is a rr a n g e m e n t th e to lls be­
o f B o sto n , sa y s o f h in t:
sh o rt lim e on a m a tte r o f v ita l Im ­ a u d -o n e m u st be rig id ly a d h e re d to
At 16 y e a rs of ag e he co m m en ced p o rta n c e to d ay . V ital Im p o rta n c e to In every case, no m a tte r how sm all tw een P o rtla n d an d Gr»>shum w ere
to p re a c h th e go sp el in W a sh in g to n o u r n a tio n . V ital im p o rta n c e to you. th e p u rc h a s e of flour T h e list of s u b ­ ra ise d from ten c e n ts fo r th e first
T e rrito r y , an d m any w ere co n v e rte d . You all w an t to be su c c e ssfu l. T h a t’s s titu te s specified in th e re g u la tio n s m in u te of c o n v e rs a tio n to 15 c en ts
g iv e th e < u s to m e r a w ide ch oice, an d
F ro m 17 to 21, he ta u g h t sch o o l an d w hy you a re h ere.
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Not only th e a d m o n itio n m e rc h a n t w ho b re a k s th e ru le s risk s th is reuson
c h u rc h , fro m B ish o p G ilb e rt H av en , less w aste
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Miss E v a A n d erso n , s e c re ta ry of
beeti sh o t dow n by th e in f u ria te d • u- m a n d s o u r a tte n tio n an d c o -o p e ra ­ o u t of b u sin e ss as to th e b u y in g and
se llin g of Hour.
lo o n ist, a n d m ob b ed by th e a n ti-C h i­ tio n .
th e local co m p an y , w hen q u e stio n e d
T h e p ra c tic e of th r if t o ffers tin
B ecau se of traffic c o n g e stio n an d
nese rio te rs .
Dr. H an k s is ta ll, c f
a b o u t th e m u tte r of m a k in g re d u c ­
v ig o ro u s fo rm , p le a s a n t a n d in te lli­ m ost c o n s tru c tiv e a n d h e lp fu l hubit th e c o n se q u e n t s h o r ta g e in th e
g en t face, n e v e r c le ric a l b u t a lw ay s w hich th e in d iv id u a l can c u ltiv a t • in N o rth w e st o f co rn m eal an d o th e r tio n s on J a n u a r y bills, said t h a t no REASONS GIVEN WHY A W
re d u c tio n c o u ld he m ade.
S he h as
METZGER IS CLOSING OUT
fra n k , o p e n -h e a rte d an d m an ly , th ­ th e in te re s t of h is ow n h ig h e r ’ su c ­
s u b s titu te s , th e
“ fifty -fifty ” o rd e r,
is a lw a y s b u b b lin g o v e r w ith life an d cess.
been In s tru c te d to co llect th e
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W. M etzg er’s re d u c tio n sale, as
R e m e m b e r th a t th r if t w ill iu creaae re q u irin g c o n su m e rs to p u rc h a s e a
good c h e e r. H e c a rr ie s w ith him an
c re a s e d to lls fo r J a n u a r y , an d as th e
in e x h a u s tib le su p p ly o f e x u rb a n re , y o u r efficiency w h a te v e r y o u r ag e o r p o u n d of s u b s titu te w ith »very p o u n d
a d v e rtis e d
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co m m o n sen se in sa v in g a n d s p e n d ­ to O regon.
of b o u n d le ss o p tim ism .
Mr. M etzg er be­
a m o u n ts w ill be co llected from re g ­ re a s o n s th e re fo r.
’T h is w ill n ec e ssa rily re s u lt in a u la r s u b s c rib e rs
It is in th e in te re s ts of th e e d u c a ­ ing. Its p ra c tic e will ben efit you, ro t
All tra n s c ie n t an d ing u n d e r 31 w as c a u g h t in th e se ­
o n ly in h e a lth a n d w ealth b u t from
tio n a l c a m p a ig n fo r N a tio n a l P ro h i­ th e m ost im p o rta n t view p o in t t f m o re g e n e ro u s an d a m o re g e n e ra l cash c alls h av e been paid fo r u n d e r lectiv e d ra g n e t, und b eing u n m a r­
b itio n now u n d e r w ay, th a t th e g r e a t c h a r a c te r .
M ake th r if t a p a r t of u se of tile s u b s titu te s in th e b a k in g th e in creased ra te .
W h a t w ill be rie d w as placed in class A upon
m ass m a t i n g w ill be h eld in o u r y o u r d ally life a n d you o b ta in a p a ss­ of b re a d s , p a s try , e tc .,” sa id Mr. , d o n e in F e b ru a r y re m a in s to be d e ­ a n sw e rin g h is q u e s tio n n a ire . T h e re ­
w ill
c a rry
you safely A y er in an in te rv ie w . ’a n d th is l » | te rm in d i b u t „ w ould geeI„ , h a t thp
city.
T h is is o n e o f h u n d re d s of p o rt th a t
fo re he ex p ects to be c a lled Into
th r o u g h all life ’s c h a n c e s a n d c h a n g ­
N a tio n a l P ro h ib itio n ra llie s now b e ­ es. As a d u ty to y o u r c o u n try , you w h at is d e sire d T h o se w ho h av e not co m p an y m u st go hack to th e old fig­ se rv ic e upon th e first call u n le s s he
in g c o n d u c te d by th e A n ti-S alo o n sh o u ld lay h o ld of th r if t. As a s te p ­ been u sin g s u b s titu te s as m u ch as u re s as o rd e re d .
is u b le to Join so m e b ra n c h befo re
L eag u e o f A m erica in c o -o p e ra tio n p in g sto n e to su ccess you sh o u ld give th e y sh o u ld in th e i r b a k in g , m u st
E x p e rts a t th e b u sin ess a g r e e s th u t th a t tim e com es.
As u now do so in o r d e r to use up th e
w ith th e S ta te A n ti-S alo o n L eag u es. th r if t first p lace an d a tte n tio n
In o r d e r to avoid being ta k e n in
tile zone sy ste m is th e m ost e q u ita b le
m e a n s of self b e tte r m e n t you sh o u ld
M ore th a n -100b h av e been h eld d u r ­ m a k e t h r i f t an in s e p e ra b le p a rt of s u b s titu te s th a t th e y w ill be c o m ­ form
T ills is illu s tra te d In th e c alls th e d r a f t h e is try in g to e n lis t, but
p elled to buy w ith th e ir w h e a t Hour.
ing th e p ast tw o y e a rs an d m ost o f y o u r c h a r a c te r
betw een G re sh a m a n d P o rtla n d an d fa ilin g in th a t be w ill p ro b ab ly have
T h is will w ork no h a rd s h ip s on a n y - ,
„ „ „ ()rfiBbani „ „ „ Elftl„ .ftda fo r to go an y w ay . So to g et uw ay w ith ­
th e s ta te s h av e been re a c h e d by th is
g re a t N a tio n -w id e ” W a te r-W a g o n " EVERY COUNTRY SCHOOL
o n e, a n d 1 do not a n tic ip a te a n y | fn s ta n c „
H e re to fo re
It
h a s cost o u t lea v in g an u n p ro te c te d b u sin ess
WILL HAVE A CLUB co m p la in t h e re in O reg o n , w h ere th e
c ru sa d e .
m o re to p h o n e to E staca d u th a n to he is try in g to re d u c e his Btock so
C o u n ty School S u p e rin te n d e n t W. re s tric tio n is m uch less se v e re th a n
T he a d o p tio n o f th e a m e n d m e n t to
P o rtla n d , h u t u n d e r th e zone sy stem th a t It m ay be m o re easily disposed
th e c o n s titu tio n re q u ire s t h a t it sh a ll C. A ld erso n a n d Miss A lice Jo y ce, of in o th e r se c tio n s. Let e v ery h o u se ­ it w as a c tu a lly ch e a p e r. Also it w as of to so m eo n e who w ill tu k e it over.
be p assed by a tw o -th ird s v o te of th e O. A. C., m et w ith th e P a re n t- w ife an d ev ery b a k e r e x e rc ise th e ir (h e a p e r to call E sta c a d a from P o r t­
T h e ra r e b a rg a in s he is o ffe rin g in
b o th h o u se s of c o n g re ss, an d sh a ll T e a c h e rs ' c irc le to d ay at th e g ra d e in g e n u ity in th e m ix in g of new "V ic ­ la n d th a n from G re sh a m u n d e r th e m any lin e s sh o u ld be a te m p ta tio n
be ra tifie d by 36 s ta te s
C o n g ress sch o o l a u d ito riu m . T h e re w as a to r y ” b re a d s th a t w ill excel th e less old sy stem . T h e zone sy stem e q u a l­ to th o s e w ho need su ch a rtic le s as
C o rd ia l ized th a t c o n d itio n
h a s a d o p te d th e a m e n d m e n t a n d tw o good a tte n d a n c e an d an e x c ellen t w h o leso m e w h ite b re a d s
he is a d v e rtis in g in each issu e of
s ta te s h a v e fo llo w ed s u it a lre a d y . To p ro g ra m of so n g s, re c ita tio n s an d a n d w h o le -h e a rte d c o -o p e ra tio n w ith
th is p ap er. T h e sto ck m u st be re ­
tb e F ood A d m in is tra tio n In th is m a t­ WHY THEY PREFER
g e t th e a m e n d m e n t s u b m itte d to th e d ia lo g u e s w as g iv en by th e school.
duced g re a tly w ith in th e n ext few
le g is la tu re s o f th e s ta te s is th e s u ­
Mr. A ld e rso n a n d M iss Jo y c e v is it­ te r sh o u ld be re g a rd e d as a p a tr io tic
OREGON TO HEAVEN w eeks fo r if he goes aw ay as its
p rem e c o n te s t.
ed th e sc h o o ls a t T e rry , C e d a r, Vic­ d u ty an d a p riv ile g e , an d th e o p p o r­
o w n e r he w ill have to leav e It in th e r i a l . ”
O re g o n ’s w o n d e rfu l c lim a te , o th e r h a n d s of a m a n a g e r w ho m ig h t c o n ­
fo r th is p ra c tic a l se rv ice
Dr. H anks is tb e a u th o r of m o re to ry a n d L u ste d y e ste rd a y . A g ric u l­ tu n ity
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a n d le c tu re s tu r a l c lu b s w ere o rg a n iz e d in each sh o u ld be w elco m ed by ev ery loyal n a tu r a l a ttr a c tio n s und p a trio tis m d u ct it rig h t, o r m ig h t n o t. T h e re Is w ere given to th e q u e s tio n : " W h a t
a re fittin g ly p o rtra y e d in h e fo llo w ­ a good o p p o rtu n ity fo r so m eo n e to is th e s a la ry of P re s id e n t W ilson ?
th a n an y m a n now liv in g .
He h a s sch o o l, a lso a t O rie n t, w h e re a m e e t­ O reg o n fa m ily .”
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50 b o o k s, a n d ing w as h eld la s t n ig h t. C lu b s have
sc a rc e ly a p re a c h e r 's lib ra ry can be a lso b een o rg a n iz e d th is w eek in ev­ w hich th e c u s to m e r may ch o o se his g la n , in th e M ount S cott H e ra ld :
$749 ,2 0 0 . T h e re w ere o th e r eq u ally
a re a s o n a b le price.
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a c tio n in co u rt c a lle d 7
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corn len t ra c o n te u r o f te llin g a n e c d o te s
je c ts an d m ad e th e m se lv e s h e a rd on will be seen a t th e next c o u n ty fa ir flour, co rn m e a l , c o rn s ta rc h
2. W h a t is a w ritte n o r p rin ti d
a ll of th e m a s h as Dr. H anks. H e
N ex t w eek M r. A ld erso n a n d Miss g rits , h o m in y , o at m eal, ro lle d o a t s ih a t so p lease an au d ien c e. F o r In­ w hich U u n d o u b te d ly tr u e , b u t th e r e vole culled.
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3. H a n d in g o v e r a n a rr e s te d p e r­
e g o n ’s c lim a te , O re g o n 's ro ses, an d c o n c e rn s a y o u n g m an w ho w ent to
p a s to ra te s in th e le a d in g c h u rc h e s M onday, at S y lv a n ; T u e sd a y , at
son by on e s ta te to th e a u th o r itie s of
O re g o n 's re c o rd s as a p a tr io tic s ta te
he te lls of a v is ito r w ho u n d e r tb e F ra n c e an d a y o u n g w om an he left a n o th e r Is called w h a t?
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M rs R ic h a rd B ead le. T h e p ro g ra m ! tlce, w ill g iv e a c o n c e rt at Regner’u th e p u p ils e le c te d th e fo llo w in g to in h e a v e n . G ab riel re p lie d , " H u s h ! g irl k new th u t th ey n e v er belonged c h ief of th e a rm y ?
10. W hat m ust a c o rp o ra tio n o b ­
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c o n sists o f a vocal d u e t by M rs J. O p era h o u se on W ed n esd ay . F e b ru - e n te r th e c o n te s t fo r m e m b e rsh ip In
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M ontcalm B ro w n an d M rs J. N. U lan- ary 13.
Jo se p h A. F in le y , d ire c to r Mr. C h u rc h ill's R ain b o w re g im e n t, ch a in e d up o r th e y 'd sn e a k aw ay w eeks fo r a le tte r , e x p la in in g th e
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14 W hat Is th e s a la ry of Preal-
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P e te rso n , s o p ra n o , accom - o f s ta m p s
th e Ita lia n s in P o rtla n d . T h e h o stess I G oldie
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T h e p u p ils of th e re sp e c tiv e g ra d e s ery A m erican to show love of rep u b - ' celved H er fe e lin g s can be im a g in e d
is a ss iste d in s e rv in g by M rs G»-o. ' p a n ied by Mrs. E th e l M eade, H aro ld
com ing a c itiz e n ?
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m ust ap p ly fo r g o v e rn m e n t in s u r | w ith an u n d e s ira b le b ill?
e le c te d th e fo llo w in g officers p reai- , bf, c o n c e rt w ill a p p e a r in a la te r is 4, w ill be o b se rv e d by an a p p ro p r ia te I tbp v in d ic a tio n
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o f th e w est h av e e v e r k n o w n . T h e
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c o n ju n c tio n w ith th e c lo sin g e x e r­ E zra T h o m a s a n d J . C an n o n fo r th e to 20 p er c e n t below th e a v e ra g e , and
o f G e rm a n y w ho seek to d o m in a te not yet av ailed th e m se lv e s of th e op c h a n c e s, o n e of g o in g to F ra n c e an d
cises o f th e school.
y e a r 1918, w ho w ill be p leased to th e c a lf cro p was c o n se q u e n tly b e ­
th e w orld In c o n te m p t of ju s tic e and p o rtu n ity . R e la tiv e s o r frie n d s of I o n e of n o t g o in g , a n d If you go to
Mrs. S a ra Je w e l C ra w fo rd , o f : h a v e th e p a tro n a g e of a ll s o c ie tie s o r low n o rm a l.
rig h t a n d freed o m a n d w ith o u t co n ­ s o ld ie rs m ay m a k e th e a p p lic a tio n o r I F ra n c e you have s till tw o ch an ces,
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o n e o f g e ttin g sh o t a n d o n e o f not
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bars who are to have the parts in the ed. as the finest and largest hall in
I g e ttin g sh o t, and if you g et ah o t you
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