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» T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 8, NO. 68 G resham outlook _________________ GRESHAM. HOOD RIVER ASKING HELP FOR HARVEST MULTNOMAH COUNTY, C. C. JACK DRILLING ON WASHINGTON S GROUNDS C. C. Jack , sou of Mr. and Mrs D. D. Ja c k of Scenic, has w ritten hif p are n ts of th e in te re stin g scenes on his cross-country trip and of his w ork in cam p. H e has had th e hon- j OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1918 ENCOURAGING PICTURE DRAWN DESPITE THE HORRORS OF WAR PLEASURE MIXED WITH DUTY WAR COURSES FOR GIRLS ARE PLANNED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS >160 PER YEAR MOST SERIOUS PROBLEM OF W hile th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l C ol lege has reorganized th e w ork of men in o rd e r to place th e college u p 17228282 on a w ar basis it has not overlooked th e fact th a t women are being ° r of tra in in g on th e g ro u n d form er- called in to w ar work. A lready se v T he U nited S tates E m ploym ent ly used by W a sh in g to n ’s arm y. Pol- Jo h n H oney alw ays w rites in te r -lin a d e the su p rem e sacrifice y ester era l of hom e econom ics g ra d u a te s T h at th e dairy an d m ilk situ atio n Service will be in need of ab o u t 5000 low ing a re excerpts from two receu estin g le tte rs from F ran ce, and us he d a-v W as in stan tly killed by a shell le tte rs: have left for w ork overseas as dieti- is one of th e m ost serio u s an d im apple pickers, p ackers and so rte rs, to is in th e thick of th e fray his experi- » P in te r w hich lilt him in the head. A rrived h ere O. K. Had a nice .......... . ..... •« «-» . - h - r . S i . ' - o S lr‘ o ; “ r X ! R r . , T K ; tiau s, and can teen w orkers. T hese p o rta n t problem s co n fro n tin g the be d istrib u te d th ro u g h th e Hood R iv trip. T h ere were nine of us. H ad a I iro n t( to Chicago and a ch a ir car nary. E x tracts from h alf a dozen of had gone o u t ab o u t m id n ig h t to calls are expected to co n tin u e and U nited S tates today is th e sta te m en t e r Valley, ab o u t 62 m iles east of P o rt Pulir to W ashington, 10. C. Saw lots ot bis m ore recen t le tte rs to his p are n ts bring in a w ounded G erm an. T he to in crease in num ber. of S tate C onservation C h airm an A. --- was th . e finest - gllelj ,UU8t have h it a b u ij(jiuK j U8t land. P icking will begin ab o u t th e j country. M innesota I h ere a re given in th e ioB low ing T he School of Home Econom ics 25th of S eptem ber, and will be a t its farm in g co u n try . We w ere in Chi behind th e car, an d the body of th e ofTers v ario u s lines of train in g for M. C hurchill, of th e U nited S tates i.v. 1, . n . u taK° ab° u t seven an d one h alf h o u r- F ran ce, Ju ly 24, ly 18. ca r was rid d led , but by a m iracle, th e ight by the first week in O ctober. hut every th in g was so sm oky we Well, th in g s have tak en on a m uch Boclie was n ot touched an d th e d riv women w ho desire to e n te r w ar ac Food A d m in istratio n for O regon. Mr. C h u rch ill q uotes from a recent tiv ities. A th re e m o n th w ar em er T he associations a t Hood R iver could see little. Cam p H um phreys m ore en co u rag in g o u tlook th e past e r only received th e b arest scratch . speech of H erb ert Hoover, in which week. Clay was a w onderful fellow and gency course for th e tra in in g of have sta te d th a t th e wages for apple ing^on ^ lo eated * rlt1' r° m aBb' on th e b an k s of th e I L eft for my perm isison ab o u t th e very p o p u lar w ith everybody. He had n u rses will be given sta rtin g Sep th e Food A d m in istra to r said ; pickers will be ab o u t as follow s: Potom ac and is eig h t m iles square. 9th and got back th e 19th. We were a w onderful te n o r voice, and was "O f all th e food in d u strie s of E u As a w ar college th e rope th e re is noue w hich has been ter. He tem b er 30. - - p ain ____ Able bodied men $3.50 to $4.00 It is to be a p erm a n en t cam p and ,laily expecting an a tta c k at t h a t , really an exceptional Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College will will he a fine place w hen com pleted, tim e, and w ere r a th e r glad to get out I bad I,a i“ ted th e p o rtra its of several so strick en by th e w ar as th e dairy p c day. Has cem ent roads, w ate r and sew er I of it for once. D uring th e first cou- I F ren ch m en in o u r division, an d his have m any added facilities for in sti produce. T he hum an race th ro u g h Able bodied women $3 per day. system s and ev e ry th in g up to d ate. I’lc days, w hile the Roches w ere still P °r tra it of th e C atholic chaplain was 'P L id in n J , . . !_• S i, - _ _ - A a work -.1, of _ a rt. — A , t H I J is L hom e was at 17 - — tu tio n a l w ork of all k in d s, especial scores of th o u sa n d of years has de T he h ig h e r figure applies to act- T bl» Is an en g in eers' cam p only, attac k in g , Stanley Hill, one of veloped a dependency upon c a ttle for about 40,000 men tra in in g , uew ones section, was very seriously h it in th e W alter s tre e t, Som erville, Mass., and ly th e h an d lin g of food in larg e th e reu riu g of its young. No g re a te r ive an d experienced help. q u an titie s. T his will aid persons in i com ing and old ones going every day. head by a piece of shell, i t ’s a won- !,e " as “ 4 years of age. Hi» m o th er cu tu stro p h e cun happen to a people A ctive people a re desired for s W eath er hot and th u n d e r sto rm ev- der th a t he was not in stan tly killed dead, but his fa th e r an d younger te re ste d in can teen o r hostess house th a n th e loss of its d airy herds, for r su rv iv e him w ork; sm all child ren , aged persons j ery day. T h ere a re q u ite a few con- fo r it w ent th ro u g h his sk u ll an d siste ' th e to tal loss of dairy produce m eans work. and cripples cann ot be utilized. Roys scien tlo u s o b jecto rs here. One re- cam e o ut ag ain , but by a m iracle, his Clay was buried yesterday a fte r th e u ltim ate ex tin ctio n of a people. P lan s a re u n d er way to offer • • * * In B elgium alone th e herds and g irls over fo u rte en y ears of age !a^es 40 w ear u n ifo rm or have his chances of living a re very, very good noon in the little cem etery beside the He has a b ro th er in tile section, road, beside his F ren ch com rades tra in in g for m a tu re and responsible d im inished from 1,800,000 to 700,- are p articu la rly desirable and can h a ir cut. So his job is to cu t wood now. for th e cam p k itch en s from d ay lig h t also, both com ing from L exington: who have fallen d u rin g th e past two women who d esire to becom e d ie ti 000 in th re e m ouths of G erm an oc m ake good wages. W om en and till d ark . T he wood is poles m onths. T he service was given by tians. T his course will n ot exceed cu pation. In N o rth ern F ran ce abso I M assachusetts. girls are w anted for so rte rs in the In th e la te r le tte r Mr. Ja c k w rote: • certain ly wish th a t I could ta lk th e P ro te sta n t chaplain and th e gen lutely all of th e c a ttle w ere tak en be We a re not at th e m ain cam p now i ab o u t localities, etc., my le tte rs I e ra l of o u r division talk ed to us for one year. A one y ear co u rse will be fo re tlie Relief Com m ission arrived. packing houses, and will be paid the sam e as active pickers. P ackers will A bout 800 of us were sent to cam p nliKhl be w ore in te restin g in th a . a ie * n iinutea a fte rw a rd s try in g to offered w omen w ith previous tr a in T h ere lias been scarcely a child born in pup te n ts an d build ta rg e t ran g e ca8e- The different n atio n alitie s i em phasize th e fact th a t F ran ce was ing in hom e econom ics who desire to in th e n o rth of F rance, and few in receive from five to seven cents per on the gro u n d w here W ashington i aro u n d at P resen t a re at least var- no lo n g er a to reig n co untry to Au\er- become hom e d em o n stratio n ag en ts Belgium , w hose continued life has box, according to local conditions. train ed his arm y, only a sh o rt dis- ied> if uot »»ore. F ren ch , E n g lish , I ‘can s* " ho w ere uow considered as not been d ependent d u rin g all this Since th e w ar began it has been im period upon b ro th ers, i t seem ed to ta k e A m erican condensed Some grow ers will pay th e ir pickers tance from his old hom e Mt V ernon Scotch, Poles, Senegalese, N iggers. possible to m eet th e d em ands for m ilk — o u r o b lig atio n s to them are by th e box, w hich will not be less T here is an old church h ere th a t he H illdus- a ,,d th e A m erican Atnbu- a’Uay son,e of th e “ad u ess of C lay’s built. lance sections m ake up q u ite u co n -i d*a th 80 ia r from everybody an d ev- hom e d em o n stratio n a g e n ts m ade not only a m u tte r of h u m an ity , but th an five cents. We w ork one day and tra in th e « lo m eratio u . Resides these large j e ry th iu g with which he had been for- upon th e college. a- m a tte r of th e ir m ain ten an ce in o ur P icking will la st from one to two next. My work h ere is to run a gas- IIUU‘bers of G erm an p riso n ers are ! ‘»erly fam iliar. If 1 can secure a com m on stru g g le . It is w orse th an T he g o v ern m en t needs m any wom folly to put m illions of o u r boyB in m onths, and in som e Instances lo n g oline engin e to pum p w ater for the collling in all th e tim e. C arried th re e 1°“ ^ of Ib eir talk s, i ’ll forw ard it on en betw een 25 and 40 y ears of age F ra n ce if th e civilian population of e r; so rtin g and packing in som e of camp. W e ath er is 107 in th e shade. °* , hem th is m orning, two of th em j to W ell, m o th er, I ’m afra id th a t this H ad th e h a rd e st sto rm last nig h t T stre tc h e r cases, an d one in fro n t with to help tra in disabled so ld iers in o u r allies a re n ot also to be m ain th e la rg e r apple houses will last ever heard , oile co n tin u o u s ro a r of a *" renchm an and myself. T he Roche has been ra th e r a gloomy letter. tain ed in stre n g th and m orale with T ilings are not especially active useful occupations. Such work as o u r food. • * » • 1 d o u b t today from one to two and one half th u n d e r an d th e lig h tn in g m ade bad a few cru sts of bread w ith him , night as lig h t as day. N ever saw it w hich he kept chew ing at. At first now, and w e're enjo y in g m ore o r less b ask etry , n ettin g , w eaving, block w h eth er th e d airy p ro duction of E u m onths. of a relax atio n . T h ree new men a r p rin tin g , an d k n ittin g , now being rope as a w hole is 30 p er cen t of th e All fam ilies are advised to ta k e rain so h ard b u t once and th a t was ,le tr,c d to conceal them from us, but rived in th e section th is m orning. hi ea stern Oregon in a cloud burst. a fte r he saw tila t we had no in te n th e reco n stru ctio n p re-w ar n o rm al, and th a t of th e allies cam ping outfits, and those who have T hought it would wasli o u r te n ts in tion ol ta k in g them aw ay from him, We had been sh o rt one m an, an d th e em phasized by aides, will be offered and o th ers is 50 per cen t of norm al. No one two o th e rs w ere to replace S tan Ilitl, te n ts should ta k e them , alth o u g h a to th e river. Two of th e boys ____ know s how long th e w ar will last. from he had q u ite a feast. Got a few but- added as needed. T he enorm ous d estru c tio n m ust go 011 n u m ber of te n ts can be ren ted by P ortlan d who cam e with me have 10118 al*d insignia and his can teen as who was w ounded th e 15th of Ju ly , and F ro st, who could not sta n d up to T he re g u la r stu d e n t in vocational to th e en d .” th e m onth at Hood R iver a t a r e a been tra n sfe rre d to Cam p Meyers, ; s°u v en irs, but liis helm et, etc., had th e work and w ent to pieces. F ro st "A nd Mr. H oover goes on to point n ea rer W ashington, so 1 may be sent disappeared before 1 g o t him . Had o r degree co u rses wifi find her sonable figure, and a few of th e som ew here soon a f te r we retu rn to ,lu ' p leasu re of pointing out to him a was really too old and too weak for o u t," said Mr. C h u rch ill, " th a t a t all w ork going on as usual w ith g re a te r grow ers furnish housing accom m o the m ain cam p. hospital th a t th e Roches had blown th is life, for he had never been costs, if we a re to suve th e children 1 have gain ed th e w eight of my 10 Pieces a few n ig h ts before. This stro n g , and his experience with the em phasis on courses w ith w ar sig dations. Sleeping q u a rte rs and mess gas last April r a th e r knocked th e nificance. All re g u la r courses, how of E urope and o u r own ch ild ren w«; house board are fu rn ish ed for men coat and never felt b e tte r in my life. luake8 th e th ird h o sp ital in th is sec- props out from u n d er him. „„ , Food is good, served cafeteria style lo r tlla < th e Roches have bombed in ever, are being reorganized to In m ust keep up o u r herds of dairy cows. As for y o u r son, h e ’B in as stro n g on som e of th e la rg e ranches, but a nd pienty of lt H ad ice creani ¡or the past year, and one th a t th e y ’ve elude m ore of th e tra in in g which Yet w hat a re th e facts? O ur d a iry h ealth as ever and feeling like a two- th e men should ta k e th e ir own b e d -| d in n e r yesterd ay . We are ce rtain ly j shelled. P le a sa n t sport. men have had to pay m ore an d morw will lead to w ar work. year-old colt. ding. well cared for. O ur m ail follows us . H ad a good tim e down <it Aix-les- for feed and fo r labor. T he cost of but be carefu l in ad d ressin g a le tte r, 1 i!alIis on perm ission. T ennis, sw lm - It is suggested th a t w omen and A ugust 11, 1918. m ilk has gone up, but in muny case* is it reaches us m uch q u ick er if care- nilng, dancing, golf, etc., which was BOYS URGED TO JOIN g irls could w ear fem inalls to a d fully addressed . r a th e r a decided ch an g e fo r $he bet Cam e off of a 24-hour sh ift of ARMY TRAINING CORPS not so fast as feed. T he dairym en v antage, and they a re advised to --------------------- te r in com parison w ith th e fro n t. w ork at 9 th is m orning, th en went can n o t m ake expenses an d they m ust ----------- i up to th e h o sp ital w here they have a Young men are being urged w ear he,avy shoes and leggings, as MRS. MARY WOODWARD q u it. T hey sell th e ir cows for „ Ju ly 31. I show er, and feel fine and clean now. most of th e o rch a rd s are seeded in LEAVES VACANT CHAIR Ever) tiling is going fine h ere now, j f g a p erfect day, lots of sun but not th ro u g h th e S tate Council of Defense sla u g h te r. T he m ilk supply th a t is to Join th e S tu d en ts Army T rain in g clover and a re wet u n d erfo o t for an ---------- I a nd n a tu ra lly o u r sp irits an d optim [ hot Mrs. Mary W oodw ard died at th ? ism have m ounted g rea tly since th e B roke a hind axle yesterday but Corps a t one of th e sev eral in stitu so vital to o u r n atio n al h e a lth is h o u r o r so in th e m ornings. hom e fo u r m iles east 0 / I’i‘neb a,11l allies have tu rn e d th e had it fixed in a couple of hours. tions in O regon w here u n its of the th u s cut off. In Oregon especially The Service will open a branch o f fam ily G resham on Sunday m o rning a fte r a ,ab es 0,1 ,lle Boches. W here a w ees T his m akes my second axle, for I Corps will be estab lish ed . T he gov we a re co n fro n ted with th is d an g er fice in Hood R iver ab o u t th e 20th p ro tra cted illness T he im m ed iate ’ “iow u V m H y g e R ^ f ^ ^ r f i o n ? i0 ' 0^ O,“ ‘ 1!aBt M“ y’ T he car. th a t a t th is m om ent. of S eptem ber, in ch a rg e of E xam in „ „ „ „ „ e 1 1 *. , A uiuy g e i n irorn in tro n t. took my place yesterd ay also broke ern m e n t is o rg an izin g th e Corps for h " A n o th e r g re a t d an g e r is th e fact purpose. It believes th a t young men e r C. R. G reen, who will assist the cause of h e r d eath was from seriou« Q uite a relief. A bout a week ago, one ju st as I got hack. ^om bed and shelled us p r e ttj W o n d erfu l new s we’ve been hav- train ed in th e colleges for definite th a t when th e price of m ilk goes up em ployer and the em ployee in g e t stom ach tro u b le s la stin g over a per- because th e fa rm e r m ust pay m ore iod of ab o u t fo u r w eeks badly in o u r cam p. An E nglish sec ¡ng th e past th ree days ab o u t the tin g tog eth er. F u n e ra l services wero hota ,io n wh ich wus q iia rtered Ju st besidi K ranco-B rttlsh push n o rth e a st of w ar w ork will best be able to serv» for feed aud lab o r, m any people th e ir co u n try . A co m m ittee of the T he pickers reg isterin g in P o r t . ' o T ' "u ha<i, a c? uple of men k ill‘‘d b> Amiens. P u ts th e end of the war stop using m ilk, o r use less. T h at . t. H enry s ( ath o lic ch u rch w ith sh rap n el and seven o r eig h t w ound- clo ser and th a t in te rests everybody S tate Council of D efense has Issued land will be d irected to o u r Hood has tw o d isa stro u s effects; it tak es In term e n t in St. Jo se p h 's cem etery. by a bomb. b ut we got off scot- in th is section. T he m orale of th is a c irc u la r giving com m ents of several R iver office for assignm ent. P ick aw ay th e m a rk e t from the farm er, Iree. I p to th a t tim e we had been ■ bunch has been at fever heat since su rv iv in g relativ es a re h e r h u sb an d ers will be advised, th ro u g h thp satisfied witli g ettin g behind a big] tile 18th of Ju ly , w hen th e first big lead in g O regonians who stro n g ly f a and th e only th in g left is for him to G. W. W oodw ard, an d th re e grow n vor th is new plan of th e W ar D e p a rt P o rtlan d office, ju s t when to p r o tree, b ut th e B odies began to get o u r allied offensive broke out. I was in sell his cows fo r sla u g h te r, an d then children. T he la tte r a re Mrs. Mary G. goat, and we all sta rte d burrow ing P aris on th a t d ate, Just retu rn in g m ent. ceed to Hood River. la te r, when th e people w ake up and F ritz of G resh am ; G eorge E. Wood- in to th e g ro u n d and building "a b ris from perm ission. We were looking “ T his is a w ar of m ind as well as F or f u rth e r p a rtic u la rs call at 247 or bomb proofs. Of course, a fte r realize how necessary th ese cows are, fo rw ard to som e tro u b le in finding physical» s tr e n g th ,” says G eorge T Davis stre e t, P o rtlan d , O regon, o r w ard of P o rtlan d and Mrs. Nelli» they were finished and all o u r labor th e section, for they were in the cen lt is too late . T he cows ca n n o t be M iller of T illam ook. phone M ain 984 and A-4125. expended, n o th in g has happened te r of th e G erm an offensive th a t hud C ochran, of LaG rande. "U ncle Sam Mrs. W oodw ard was a highly re- since. N eedless to say, th o u g h , w e’re sta rte d th e 15th of Ju ly , but found it needs men tra in e d In special lines. A b ro u g h t back to life, an d new herds can only be developed slow ly. T he spected m em ber of h e r com m unity n ot com plaining, still in th e sam e place and everybody ORIENT SCHOOL GIRLS w here she bad lived fo r m any years'. L ™ ^ t e r S ^ , ‘ for to finish th is excited over th e co u n ter-a tta ck . Th- boy will serve his co u n try best by p re second d isa stro u s effect of c u ttin g p arin g to serv e m ost efficiently when IN CANNING CONTEST ro lled alm ost 18th of Ju ly was some day. down on th e supply of milk in the She was aged 75 y ears and 21 days stead ily from 10 a. 111 to 3 a. m. th is his co u n try m ost needs h im .” News is te rrib ly scarce. hom e because th e price goes up, is A com petitive con test of two te a m ; aud, besides h er fam ily she leaves 1 m orning. O utside of th e usual loads “ I am glad to use uny influence th e effect on th e h e a lth of children A ugust 17, 1918. of w ounded and gas m en, carried two was held a t th e hom e of Mrs. A. F. wide circle of frien d s to m ourn th e ii th a t I hav e,” says J. H. Booth, presi Roches, a crazy m an, who had had Some people Received two le tte rs from hom e to dent of th e D ouglas N ational Hank and even of ad u lts. C hase on F rid a y afte rn o o n la st for loss. his hand sh o t oft and been hit in th e day, th e la test being dated Ju ly 19th , th in k m ilk Is only a d rin k , like tea the purpose of picking th re e com peti head, and a dead m an I t ’s fine. The new s of th e 18th of Ju ly c e r t a i n - i BPburK, to w ard s keeping young aud coffee. R u t th a t is n ot true. C ard of T hanks. to rs fo r the canning co n test at th e ch eerfu l w'ork. but my plans are all ' ly p u t a b e tte r com plexion on th e men at th e ir school an d college We wish to express o u r m ost sin m ade to be hom e by th is tim e next 1 su m m er's war. stu d ies, believing they can th e re best Milk is a food, the m ost valu ab le fair. T he work was upon corn and , ? ta ± £ W L ’ .W1' 0, / » , “8 , ™ u nde<1 serve th e ir own and th e ir c o u n try ’s food we have. It is abso lu tely Ne prunes. Mrs. C hase was lead er of je re ap p reciatio n of th e m any kind- y e a r’ Ju ly 15th. died th e 14th of A ugust. cessary to th e gro w th an d h ea lth of th e con test and Mrs. Roy K ern was nesses show n us in o u r bereavem ent A ugust 5, 1918. II* ,b ad been w ounded very seriously ' in te re s t.” ch ild ren , nnd to a g re a t ex ten t of by th e frien d s who assisted us ia the Judge. 1 ve been In bed with a touch of i in, th e head, but we all th o u g h t thai young people also. A q u a rt a day poisoning o r so m eth in g he would recover a fte r living so long, INDUSTRIAL CLUBS TO T he w inners in th e content w ere last illness and final obsequies of o u r ptom aine sim ilar, for th e past few days, but am I but m en in g itis set In. I feel te rrib ly Velm an H illyard, aged 12; B lanche d ea r departed . GIVE DEMONSTRATIONS for every child and a p in t for every i feeling much b e tte r again and expect 'so rry f a r his b ro th e r who is also with a d u lt is not too high a sta n d a rd for Geo. W. W oodw ard an d Fam ilv. T rim ble, 13, and W ilm a C hase, 12. to be out ag ain tom orrow . T he n e w s -th e section.» T h eir hom e is in Lex- T he follow ing sch ed u le hus been every hom e. P o rtlan d as a whole is They will rep rese n t the O rient school the last couple of w eeks Is too good ingfon, Mass. O ur p ro p o rtio n of to allow nte to feel blue. ' dead to w ounded Isn 't w orking out announced for th e g irls ’ can n in g con using only o n e-th ird th is m uch, and in th e con test to be held in th e coun HUNT FOR AN AUTO O ur set tion has been p retty wey in {quite rig h t, and I hope if an y th in g te st, w hich will be en tered in to by the th ro u g h o u t th e sta te th e consum p FINDS ANOTHER CAR try school in d u stria l d+vision. th e thick of th in g s since th e offens- ¡m ore has to happen, th a t It will only In d u stria l club of some of th e school.i tion Is low er th a n it should be. A F ord a u to ow ned by J. C. W indle ive of May 27th, and especially th is am o u n t to slig h t wounds. It w ill be noticed th a t in these of th e county. " In d istric ts w here m ilk is used the Roches sta rte d H ad a scare th is m orning, when a days movies and vaudeville show s of F airview was sto len from th e fa ir ; a" d th T ’^ re n c h are finishing. We Each team will consist of th ree sp arin g ly la rg e n u m b er of children car failed to com e back w ithin a rca a re deem ed m ore essential in d u strie s ^ ro,,n(is >a8t evening. C. I. R a k e r . w ere u n fo rtu n a te in having O ne of sonuble tim e, hut ju st as th e lieuten g irls, who will can th re e ja rs of to- a re afflicted w ith rick ets, p ellag ra th a n new spapers and m agazines and ' was called to help find lt b ut so f a r ' o u r 1,11,1 b it badly th is last tim e. He ant Btarted o u t to h u n t for them , ' m atoes and th re e Jars of p ru n es an d o th e r diseases and m any ch il they arriv ed . Had only hud to w ait ' W ednesday— C linton Kelly, 10 a m. dren who do n ot have sufficient milk a re suffering fa far r less cu rta ilm e n t j “ baa not been located. H ow ever, flim ihor nor wno ui j ua8 lo th or July. Y esterday at a post. fpver ran aro u n d 104 p O u tsid e! B ut then th e movies and th e vaude an o th e r car was found disabled n ear a re pre-disposed to tuberculosis. W e’ve been up a t th e fro n t now M ontavilla 2 :3 0 p. rn ville houses seem m ore disposed to Fow ell valley , w hich proved to have of thia one serio u s case, th o ug h , i since th e m iddle of F eb ru ary and T h u rsd ay — H olm an, 1 0:30 a. in., Most people w ould use m ore m ilk If ta k e on th e G eorge C reelovltch stuff been stolen and was rep o rted to Its w»V e had th e g re a te st of good luck. have hopes of going on repose som e- j A rleta 2 :3 0 p m they realised how m uch It ta k es the ow ner. Mrs. H. W. Strahorn of 177 3 K“ b on wood for UB tim e d u rin g th e next m onth. "Re- i F rid a y — F u lto n P ark , 1 0 :3 0 a m . place of o th e r foods. Even a t much th a n do th e new spapers. fw o ___ j Tbp Run cam e o u t a few m in u tes pose is usually expected ab o u t o n ce; n .tn ’ 8 ,re e t> P o rtlan d . ago fo r , he flr8t tim e ,n fo u r Qr fiyp «very h ig h e r prices th a n those th a t pre fo u r m onths and we’ve alread y ,‘ ra l,klln 2 :3 0 p. m In d u stria l w ar service clubs have | It is said th a t five b o js w ere seen days. A lthough I have not been out had six m onths, th a n k s to th e heavy S a tu rd a y — N am e not announced vail, m ilk is really th e ch eap est a n i been estab lish ed by th e Young Worn-J to have aband o n ed M rj. Strahorn s lately, th e fellow s say th e n ig h ts fighting. 1 0:30 a. m., Powell Valley, 2 :3 0 p. m mal food aud one of th e cheapest e n ’s C hristian association in tw enty- {ca r and it Is supposed th a t they cam e 5,ave been te rrib ly d ark and rainy, My d airy is being kept in fairly body-building foods we have, be two m un itio n s can to n m en ts recently back here and took Mr. W in d le’s au n ig h t hRUng “fo u r” w'ago^s'’ good sh ap e now. At tim es I neglect T he success of th e hostess houses, cause it co n tain s so much n o u rish It, b u t have alw ays been able to get bu ilt by the govern m en t. In som e to> w hich had not been located a t a house th a t had d raped itself over help from o th e r d ia ries to fill In the b rin g in g a hom e atm o sp h ere w ithin m en t.” cases a c a fe te ria is conducted by th e last accounts Mrs. S trah o rn 's a u to tb e roa<l. a new sh ell-h o le and a gaps. reach of th e men in th e g re a t can- barbed-w ire en tan g le m e n t. Nobody Ani enclostng som e picture«, sh all 1 to n m en ts, is widely know n already. club. In o th e rs it is m ainly a récréa- was not badly dam aged. FAIRVIEW was h u rt, but It’s m ighty h ard work ¡have m ore to send in a few days. tion center. | — ------------- -— In th e big cam ps of th e w est, K earny, to d riv e on th« e very d ark nights. JO H N HONEY, 8. 8. U. 64», C lubhouses accom m odating from Mr and Mrs. D. W. McKay e n te r F re m o n t, Lewis, V ancouver b arrack s, I’ve m ade my plans to have th e U. S. A A. 8.. 8. P. 66, A. E. F F o r th e benefit of th e g re a t nu m one to five th o u san d women have w ar called off som etim e next sum - and o th e rs, th e Im portance of the tain ed o ver Sunday, Miss Olive Bea T he Y W. C. A. is fo r g irls every b er of women now em ployed in gov been estab lish ed by th e Y oung W om nit r. Of course I w ouldn’t be d isa p hostess houses is read ily ack n o w l ton and Miss f’h rlssle S tew art of V an pointed If lt ended sooner, an d If 1 where. Its activ ities are n ot confined e n ’s C hristian association at th e m u ern m e n t offices in W ashington, the edged by officers and men an d th e ir couver, B. C., and Mrs. O eorge Low could g et back to G resham in the Young W om en's C h ristian associa n itions ce n te rs in F ran ce. T he fea- spring. T he straw b e rrie s, ch erries to th e U nited S tates o r to b attle-to rn women frien d s and relativ es. 81ml- rey of Mist. Mrs H. 8. Stone and fam ily were Include cafete rias, recreatio n Pe<“ bes, etc., o ut of th e o rch a rd I F P ran ra n ce ce b b u ut t M extend tPtld , 0 to 2g co u n tries. Iar »access has atten d e d each of the tion has estab lish ed tw o vacation tu re s concerts, g y m n astic classes. haVe ‘nc pow er of m aking a person 'o th e r w ar efforts of th e V w r * S unday guests at th e hom e of Mr. houses, a co u n try club, and a hotel halls, concerts, feel hom esick. I t ’s bad enough to It» w o rk ers are tireless. T he Y. W. C ' W C A rest room s, an d w ritin g and sew ing an d Mrs. Tom Miller. a t th e capitol. bp lonesonip fo r th e “ ppod I p s ” at A _ ... room s .. . fru . . .. it b u t A. w elcom es every new o b lig atio n for la trg e Stock <»f H ats. Miss O live Z itnerm an has recently hom e _.«•«.___ w ith o u t .u«. th is ui___ blam ed F o rm erly young men got new suits service im posed by w om anhood and tin g in. accepted a position in P o rtlan d . One-ton tru c k fo r hire. Express Miss Miss, th e G resham m illiner, before going to college, now they get girlhood. Mr. and Mr*. D. C. H ow ard are vis and hauling. H. C h risten so n . Phone will be In Handy at Mrs S cales’ sto re A ugust 8, 1918. them a f te r th e ir arriv al. U. I on M onday and T uesday, S eptem ber itin g at the hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. 8 second m em ber of thin section When in doubt try a W ant Ad. 23 and 24 H Hall. a