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VOL. 9,
G resham O utlook
NO. 16
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
AN OUTLOOK REPORTER
VISITS RURAL SCHOOLS
(M akio . x D i u i . ey E i . ix u )
T h e w o rld Is so fu ll o f a n u m b e r
of th in g s th a t 1 h a v e o v e rlo o k e d fo r
m an y m oons. P o ssib ly 1 sh o u ld c o n ­
fine th a t b ro a d s ta te m e n t to a c o rn e r
o f e a s te r n M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty , w h ere
I re c eiv ed a se rie s of s u r p ris e s on
W ed n e sd a y w hen I v is ite d a s tr in g or
W eek is b e in g o b se rv e d a t th e sch o o l
w ith re a d in g s on th e s u b je c t.
P ro m B rid a l V eil w e r e tu r n e d up
th e h ig h w a y to C h a n tic le e r, ta k in g a
d ir t ro a d s o u th e a s t fro m th a t p o in t
to a n o th e r sm a ll sch o o l. W e fo u n d
M iss M cD onald in c h a rg e o f less th a n
a d ozen p u p ils a t M o u n tain sch o o l.
T h e re we a ll u sed o u r b ra in s , fo r Mr.
A ld e rso n c o n d u c te d a m e n ta l a r i t h ­
m etic te s t, a n d I cam e aw gy se c re tly
very m u ch p le a s e d w ith m y self as a
re s u lt of th e c o m p e titio n .
At one
tim e la s t w in te r th e r e w as o n ly o n e
p u p il in a tte n d a n c e a t th is sch o o l.
As we ro u n d e d th e tu r n o n th e
h ig h w a y
w h e re
S p rin g d a le sch o o l
fa c e s th e p a v e m e n t, w ho sh o u ld we
m eet b u t M iss E th e l C a lk in s w ith a
sc o re o f h e r in d u s tr ia l c lu b boys an d
g ir ls — co o k e ry , sew in g , g a rd e n an d
pig c lu b e n th u s ia s ts .
T h a t sch o o l
w ill be d is m isse d fo r th e s u m m e r v a ­
c a tio n on May 2d, a n d as th e te a c h e r,
M iss S c h a ffe r, is le av in g , th e cookery-
c lu b o f fo u r boys a n d tw o g ir ls is
le ft w ith o u t a lo c a ’. le a d e r. T h ey a re
p la n n in g to
cook
so m e te m p tin g
d is h e s n ext W e d n e sd a y , in v ite th e ir
te a c h e r a n d a p ro s p e c tiv e le a d e r to
e n jo y th e m a n d th e n in s is t on th e
la d y 's a c c e p ta n c e of th e p o st o f le a d ­
e r.
1 know I sh o u ld n o t sp ill th<
b e a n s in th is m a n n e r.
T h e S p rin g d a le sch o o l d is tric t w ill
h o ld a m e e tin g in J u n e to d ec id e on
th e e re c tio n
o f a m o d e rn school-
h o u se to
s u p p la n t th e
o n e-ro o m
sch o o l now in use. T h e re is a s e n ti­
m e n t o u t th e r e in fa v o r o f co m b in in g
th e first six g ra d e s o f s e v e ra l a d ja ­
c e n t r u r a l sc h o o ls a t th is p o in t of
easy access
and
e re c tin g a la rg e
b u ild in g to h o u se th e p u p ils th e re .
P le a s a n t V iew sch o o l is w ell n am ed
a s I d isc o v e re d a f t e r a tr a m p up off
th e h ig h w a y
o v er a h eav y w agon
ro a d .
H e re I fo u n d tw o n ic e new
sch o o l m o tto e s
on th e b la c k b o a rd .
J u s t ta k e y o u r c h o ic e : "D o th e b est
y o u k n o w th a t you m ay k n o w b e tt e r ”
a n d “ T h e s e c r e t o f su ccess is co n ­
s ta n c y to p u rp o s e .”
W h en I w ent
to g ra d e sc h o o l we cop ied su ch b o re-
so m e m o tto e s as " T h e m o re h a s te th e
less s p e e d .”
M r.
A ld e rso n ta lk e d
w ith th e p u p ils abw ut a g ra d e sch o o l
a t S p rin g d a le a n d a ju n i o r h ig h
sc h o o l a t C o rb e tt, w ith a w ag o n o r
c a r to ta k e th e m to sch o o l. T h e y 're
fo r it. T o m o rro w n ig h t Mr. A id er-
son w ill a d d re s s th e sch o o l p a tro n s
o f th e d is tric t on th is s u b je c t, In a
m e e tin g a t th e P le a s a n t V iew sch o o l-
h o u se.
So th e c o n s o lid a tio n p la n m ay be
p io n e e re d o u t in th is en d o f th e c o u n ­
ty , a f t e r all. T h e u n io n h ig h sch o o l
a t G re sh a m is a so u n d a rg u m e n t fo r
c o n so lid a te d sch o o l d is tric ts .
OREGON
FRIDAY.
APRIL 25,
1919
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
OREGON LEADS
IN JERSEYS
T he B ell -R inger
Arc th e Je rse y b re ed ers in O regon
en title d to c e le b rate? Well, I guess
they a re ; and c e le b rate In a rig h t royal
m an n er. If you th in k th ey a re not
ju s t co n sid er th e follow ing reaso n s
why.
v
Because O regon ow ns fo u r of the
eight p resen t Jersey W orld R ecords;
O regon has produced since 1902 tw en ­
ty-one Je rse y W orld R ecords; sh e has
produced tw o of th e eig h t Gold Medal
bulls of tile b reed ; she lias th e h ig h est
av erag e reco rd h e rd in th e w orld bred
an d tested by th e o w n er; »lie h as one
row th a t holds th re e w orld records
a t one tim e; sh e has th e g re a te st rec­
ord cow of th e b re e d —O regon bred,
ow ned and te s te d ; she ow ns 12 of the
40 h ighest reco rd cow s of th e breed.
30 p e rcen t; she sta n d s th ird w ith the
n u m b er of J e rs e y s now u n d e r te s t;
and tile b re e d e rs th a t a re now b rin g in g
tlie O regon J e rs e y s fu r th e r ah ead are
fa rm e r b re ed ers of sm all m eans, w ith
sm all farm s and sm all h e rd s kep t
u n d er p ra c tic a l du iry conditions.
Are th ey going to c e le b rate? Yes!
and do It rig h t, b eg in n in g May 20th,
w ith one big "J e rse y g et-to g eth er day"
in P o rtla n d , O regon, w ith noted n a tio n ­
al men to speak to th em an d a tre a t
e x tra P re s id e n t M unn of th e A m eri­
can Je rse y C uttle C lub w ill be w ith
them . An a u to tr ip over th e fam ous
C olum bia h ig h w a y ; an a u to to u r la s t­
ing several days, v isitin g all th e J e r ­
sey h e rd s an d g reat cow s possible in
tin- W illam ette V aliej and ad ja c e n t
d is tric t.
E very J e rse y b reed er an d J e rse y a d ­
m ire r in th e s ta te o r who is w ith in
reach should a tte n d th e full program .
T ills will affo rd an o p p o rtu n ity to see
m ore high record Je rse y cow s th a n
could lie seen in an y o th e r section ot
th e w orld.
8. B. H ALL,
C ounty A g ricu ltu ra l A gent.
r u r a l sch o o ls a lo n g
th e C o lu m b ia
R iver. I w en t as th e g u e s t of C o u n ty
S chool S u p e rin te n d e n t W . C. A ider-
so n .
W e b ow led a lo n g th e C o lu m b ia
H ig h w a y to C o rb e tt, w h e re th e r e is
a fine m o d e rn
u n io n
h ig h sch o o l
b u ild in g .
I t 's e m p ty , o r p ra c tic a lly
so. Do you fe e l a s “ le t d o w n ” a s 1
d id , w hen I s te p p e d in to a school
ro o m a n d fo u n d a class o f fo u r s t u ­
d e n ts re c itin g a n
E n g lish lesso n ?
T h e s tu d e n t body c o n sists o f fo u rte e n
p u p ils.
All o f th a t g r e a t m o d ern
b u ild in g w ith
its p le a s a n t lib ra ry
an d o th e r e q u ip m e n t is s ta n d in g idle.
I am do a u th o r ity o n sch o o l a d m in ­
FIRST STATE BANK
is tr a tio n , b u t
it seem s to m e it
MAKES FINE GAIN
sh o u ld be m a d e to se rv e th e r u r a l
sch o o ls o f th e c o u n ty .
My first
S ev eral w eek s ago we a s k e d th e
th o u g h t w as a J u n io r h ig h school
F ir s t S ta te B an k of G re sh a m fo r a
fro m th e s u r r o u n d in g o n e a n d tw o-
s ta te m e n t of th e ir y e a r's b u sin ess,
ro o m sch o o ls.
e x p e c tin g it w ould reflect a so u n d
Of c o u rs e , I w as " tw e n ty m in u te s
T h e p ro g ra m of th e W illa m e tte B a p tist A sso ciatio n , w hich w ill be c o n ­ an d s te a d y g ro w th in th e fin an ces of
v en e in G re sh a m on T u e sd a y a n d W ed n esd ay sh o u ld d raw a la rg e a tt e n d ­ th e c o m m u n ity It serv e s. J u d g e fo r
la t e ” w ith a h a n d y s o lu tio n of t h “
a n c e of local p eo p le, w ho w ill d e riv e m uch u p lift fro m th e re p o r ts an d d is ­ y o u rs e lf h e re
m a tte r , as th a t p la n h a s been d is­
is t h e
s ta te m e n t
c u ss io n s o f th e a u th o r itie s p re s e n tin g th e d iffe re n t su b je c ts . T ile sonfj
cu ssed o u t C o rb e tt w ay a n d is now
se rv ic e a n d sa c re d c o n c e rt on T u e d a y e v e n in g , by th e c h o ir of th e A rle ta sh o w in g th e In c re a se in a ll lin e s oi
u n d e r d isc u ssio n . W o u ld it n o t be a
its b a n k in g a ffairs.
c h u rc h , sh o u ld p ro v e esp e c ia lly e n jo y a b le .
A la rg e a tte n d a n c e of d e le g a te s is ex p ected as e ach c h u rc h in tile a s s o ­
w o n d e rfu l th in g fo r th e p u p ils of th e
“ R e fe rR n g to y o u r re c e n t In q u iry
c ia tio n is e n title d to fo u r re p r e s e n ta tiv e s besid e th e p a s to r, w ith an a d d i­ re g a r d in g th e r e g u la r m e e tin g of t ile
li tt le sch o o ls o u t l« e r e to h a v e th a t
tio n a l d e le g a te fo r e v ery h u n d re d m e m b e rs o r f r a c tio n a l p a rt of on e h u n ­
u p -to -d a te b u ild in g fo r th e se v e n th ,
d re d ; a lso a d e le g a te fo r th e w o m e n 's so c ie tie s an d o n e fo r th e y o u n g p eo­ d ir e c to r s of < ‘irst S ta te B an k , will
e ig h th a n d
n in th
g ra d e s u b je c ts ?
p le 's u n io n . T h e W illa m e tte a s s o c ia tio n co v ers a la rg e d istrict-— O regon say th a t a t a re c e n t m eeln g h eld at
C ity -and H illsb o ro on th e s o u th , H ood R iv er an d T h e D alles on th e e a st, th e b a n k sin c e th e re lirn o f Mr.
T h e fo u r te e n h ig h sch o o l s tu d e n ts
a n d dow n th e C o lu m b ia as f a r a s A sto ria. T h e d e le g a te s will be receiv ed M eyers, at w hich tim e th e ex a m in in g
co u ld be b r o u g h t to G re sh a m fo r a
in to th e h o m es of G re sh a m to w n sp e o p le fo r ro o m s a n d b re a k f a s t, th e o th e r
c o m m itte e m a d e an e x a m in a tio n of
fu ll c o u rs e th a t c a n n o t p o ssib ly be
m e a ls b e in g p ro v id e d fo r by th e lo cal an d n e ig h b o rin g B a p tist c h u rc h e s .
th e c o n d itio n of th e b a n k , it w as
ta u g h t by th e tw o te a c h e rs in c h a rg e
PROGRAM
fo u n d to be in a p ro s p e ro u s c o n d i­
th e r e now . I h a v e g o tte n to g e th e r
T u esd ay F oren oon
tio n , sh o w in g nn In c re a se in b u s i­
a few fig u res fro m o u r u n io n h ig h
1 0 :0 0 — D e v o tio n a l.................... ...........................
Rev. W . C. D riv e r
n e ss in all o f its d iffe re n t b ra n ch es. AGED PIONEER ANSWERS
sc h o o l lib ra ry th a t «ell th e id e a to
1 0 :1 0 — R e p o rt of th e c o m m itte e on p ro g ra m a n d a p p o in tm e n t of
“ T ile b a n k lias en jo y e d an in c re a se
m e. I t c o st $ 7 4 .9 2 p e r p u p il to te a c h
c o m m itte e s .
SUMMONS OF DEATH
1 0 :2 0 — R e p o rts on M ission W o rk in th e A sso c ia tio n a l F ield .
of d e p o sits d u rin g th e p ast y e a r of
th e s tu d e n ts , h e re d u rin g th e la st
A sso c ia tio n a l M issio n s
...
Rev. F. C. S ta n n a rd n e a rly 4 0 % ;
Mrs. S a ra h A. W ilk es, a p io n e e r of
th e In c re a se in th e
sch o o l y e a r. T h e c o st p e r p u p il a t
E n g lis h -S p e a k in g M issio n s.......
........R ev. A. L. B lack
e a s te rn M u ltn o m a h , p assed uw ay at
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C o rb e tt w as $ 1 5 4 .8 » . T h e re a r e tw o
G erm an W o rk ......................................................................... Rev. F. H offm an
te a c h e rs th e r e a n d e lev e n in G re sh ­
I ta lia n W o r k ....................................................
lie n j. R® a m o u n tin g to o v e r $60,(100.00; th e h e r h om e a t C o lu m b ia V iew , w h ere
C h in e se W o rk ................................................ .........
M iss M ary B erk ley S a v in g s D e p a rtm e n t, w hich pays in ­ sh e h ad lived fo r 62 y e a rs , on W e d ­
am .
R u ssia n W o r k ............................................
M iss M ary C. A yres te r e s t a t th e r a te of 4 % p e r a n n u m , nesd ay a fte rn o o n ,
A p ril
23, aged
My seco n d s u r p ris e w as th e d is ­
S w ed ish W ork ...................................................................... R ev. A ug. O leson
n e a rly 80 y eu rs,
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co v ery o f a o n e -ro o m sch o o l in th e
1 1 :2 0 — A n n u a l S erm o n .......................................................................
Rev. E. B u rto n
M rs. W ilk e s’ m aid en n a m e w as
very d e s ira b le lo an s o b e re d by th e
A ftern oon
h ig h
sch o o l b u ild in g
a t C o rb e tt,
S h e w as b o rn in Y ad k in
2 :0 0 — S ong a n d S c rip tu re S tu d y
Rev. F. C. L a s le tte g o v e rn m e n t, a n
in c re a se
of o v er H u g h es.
w h e re M rs. M in erv a P o w e ll te a c h e s
2 :1 5 -— R e a d in g of th e C h u rc h L e tte rs.
c
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ty
,
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rth C a ro Iln a , J u ly 4, 1839.
$ 6 6 ,0 0 0 .0 0 .
T h e re s o u rc e s of th e
th e e ig h t g r a m m a r sch o o l g ra d e s .
3 :3 0 — R e p o rt of th e m e e tin g of th e C o lu m b ia R iv er D istric t.
W hen 15 y e u rs of nge sh e e m ig ra te d
B
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past
H e r re c ita tio n
sc h e d u le
m ade me
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M rs. W. B. H inson
3 : 5 0 — A d d re ss, “ A m e ric a n iz a tio n " ..................
Mrs. A. M. B etty y e a r to th e e x te n t of o v e r $121,000. w ith h e r p a re n ts to Iow a, w h e re , in
dizzy. H ow sh e a c c o m p lish e s so m uch
w as m a rrie d
Io A uioh
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Dr. L. W. R iley
“ T h e bunk feels p ro u d of th e fact 1857, sh e
Is b ey o n d my c o m p re h e n sio n .
And
E ven in g
th a t it h a s re a c h e d th e h a lf-m illio n R ow en. In 1862 Mr. a n d M rs. R ow ­
sh e h a s fo u n d tim e to e n ro ll fo u rte e n
7 :3 0 — S o n g S e rv ice an d S acred C o n c e rt by th e A rle ta C h u rc h C h o ir.
m a rk In to ta l re s o u rc e s a n d it has en cam e by ox te a m to O reg o n and
y o u n g h e a lth c ru s a d e rs in th e Ju n io r
8 :1 5 — T h e B. Y. P. U .’s Id e a ls a n d P la n s fo r th e c o m in g y e a r
............................................................................................... ................ A. D. B o sserm an now se t its g o a l at $ 1 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 In s e ttle d in th e u n b ro k e n w ild e rn e ss
R ed C ross. T h e re a re th i r t e e n p ag es
W ednesday F oren oon
re s o u rc e s, to be re a c h e d ill tile n o t on w hat is now Mt. T a b o r. Mr. R ow en
a n d n in e s q u ire s a m o n g th e m a l­
9 :0 0 — D e v o tio n a l........................................................................
R e v . W . C. D riv er fu r d is ta n t fu tu re .
w as 111 a t th e tim e an d a b o u t a y e a r
re a d y .
W h en
w e e n te r e d ,
th e
9 :1 0 — B u sin e ss a n d R e p o rts .
la
t e r he d ie d , lea v in g M rs. Ito w eu
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1905,
e ig h th g ra d e w as re c itin g a n in t e r ­
1 0 :1 0 — A d d re ss, “ B a p tis t O p p o rtu n ity in E u ro p e "
Dr. A. M. P e tty j
an d h as e n jo y e d
a s te a d y g ro w th w itli fo u r sm a ll c h ild re n a n d w ith o u t
1 0 :5 5 — R e p o rt a n d p la n s fo r th e co m in g y e a r, of th e c o n tin u a tio n
e s tin g civics lesso n , w ith tim e ly a r t i ­
c o m m itte e .................................................
Rev. J. E. T h o m a s fro m th e b e g in n in g ; h a s been p ra c ­ o th e r re la tiv e s h e re .
cles fro m th e d a ily p a p e rs u n d e r d is­
1 1 :2 0 — In s p ir a tio n a l A d d re ss
...
Rev. W. B. H in m a n , D. I). tic a lly u n d e r th e saint- m a n a g e m e n t
in 1864 M rs. R ow en w as m a rrie d
c u ssio n . Soon th e f o u r th g r a d e s a n i­ TEMPERANCE WORKERS
A ftern oon
to
W in. (1. W ilk es, a p io n e e r of 1845,
sin
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HOLD SOCIAL MEETING 2 :0 0 — S ong, a n d S c rip tu re S tu d y .
ta tio n cla ss w as d is c u ssin g th e d u tie s
Rev. J e s s e A n d erso n
Its c a p ita l sto c k tw ice a n d now Ijas w ith w hom sh e lived on th e W ilk es
C o n feren ce on R eligiou s E d u cation
o f h e a lth b u re a u officials. T im e up!
O f in te r e s t in c lu b a n d so cial
d o n a tio n lau d c la im u n til 1903, w hen
2 :2 0 — T h e H o m e a s th e C h ild 's F ir s t S chool.
Rev. R. F. Ja m e so n a p aid -in s u r p lu s of $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 .
T h ird g ra d e a r ith m e tic s te p to th e c irc le s y e s te rd a y w as th e m e e tin g of
2 :4 0 — T h e P a r e n ts a s T e a c h e rs
Rev. J. E. T h o m as
he died. T h e fa rm 1» lo c a te d on th e
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3 :0 0 — T h e E d u c a tio n a l V alu e of H ab it.
th e W o m e n 's C h ris tia n T e m p e ra n c e
a n c e to its im m e d ia te v ic in ity , it has, W ilk es ro ad a b o u t a h a lf m ile s o u th
B u t to g et b ack to th e h ig h sch o o l, U n io n a t th e h o m e o f M rs. E lla O li­
3 :2 0 -—T h e E d u c a tio n a l V alu e R e lig io u sly o f tin- P re a c h in g
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c h ild re n , all re s id in g in e a s te rn M u lt­
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Rev. A. L. B lack h o ld s $ 7 2 ,0 0 0 .0 0 of o b lig a tio n s of
n o m ah . T hey a re W. A. Ito w eu , R o c k ­
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to ry , g r a m m a r a n d m u sic to fr e s h ­ v o tio n a l se rv ic e s, lead by M rs. W. C.
w ood; T I iom . R ow en an d M rs. Mary
6 :3 0 — L a y m a n 's B a n q u e t.
m en , so p h o m o re s, ju n io r s a n d s e n ­ D riv er, o p en ed th e ex ercise^. T h e o b ­
S w at th e Fly!
7 :3 0 — P ro g ra m in c h a rg e o f th e lay m en .
B enson, C o lu m b ia V iew ; M rs. E. R.
io rs!
8 : 3 0 — D o c trin a l S erm o n -D r. W. A. W ald o .
je c t o f th e m e d ic a l te m p e ra n c e d e ­
Yes, th is is th e open se a so n fo r th e W rig h t, G re sh a m an d E. G. W ilk es
In a il th e y e a rs th a t I h a v e w h iz­ p a r tm e n t w as a b ly p re s e n te d by M rs.
fly.
B egin e a rly fo r v ig o ro u s s w a t­ of th e h o m e place.
zed by L a to u re ll on th e h ig h w a y 1 H. 8. W o stell.
R ecord R un.
G uerdon H um ason Is-avce.
tin g now w ill re d u c e th e pest by m it
H er c h ild re n re m e m b e r h e r as a
h a v e n e v e r s u s p e c te d t h a t th e r e w as
T h e O re g o n ia n
c a r r ie r on th e
G u e rd o n H u m a so n , w ho re c e n tly lio n s
“ T h e E ig h t o n Booze in M ed icin e,,'
T h e f o u r th g ra d e s a n ita tio n d ev o ted m o th e r, w illin g to sacrifice
a la r g e school b u ild in g a t th e fo o t of a p a p e r re a d by M rs. W. F . H oney, P o rtla n d -F a irv ie w
tr ip
re c e n tly re c eiv ed h is d is c h a rg e fro m se rv ic e cla ss In M iss O g llb e e ’s room a t th e
a n y th in g fo r th e good of h e r fam ily.
a w agon ro a d dow n on th e riv e r. W s w as w ell re c e iv e d , as w ere M rs. C. m a d e a re c o rd ru n o v e r h is six ty - a t th e a v ia tio n field a t D allas, T exas, g ra d e sch o o l Is b u sily e n g a g e d ill
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w ere a lw ay s first in h e r
le ft Mr. A ld e rs o n ’s c a r o n th e p av e­ M. Z im m e rm a n 's re a d in g an d a te m ­ th r e e m ile ro u te , m a k in g 240 sto p s h a s r e tu r n e d to D a lla s in a n s w e r to m a k in g its ow n s w a tte rs .
th o u g h ts . By h e r s tro n g , n o b le q u a l­
m e n t a n d w alk ed do w n to th e b u ild ­ p e ra n c e ta lk by M rs. B. W. E m ery . a lo n g th e way. In h^s F o rd h e m a k e s a w ire fro m a la rg e m a c h in e ry a n d
B aseb all
p ra c tic e
nt th e g ra d e itie s sh e h eeam e a le a d e r in th e p io n ­
ing. O nly on e room is In u se now . F o llo w ed th e n so m e q u e s tio n n a ire s th e tr ip in fo u r h o u rs , a n d th e ru n fa rm im p le m e n t co n c e rn w hose ve­ school is u n d e r way. T h e re Is a p ro s ­
e e r s e ttle m e n t. S he w as a c o n s is te n t
T h e re a re e ig h t c h ild re n , w ith Mrs. r e tu r n e d by p ro m in e n t p h y sic ia n s, In a C h e v ro le t la st w eek c lip p e d on- h ic le s he w ill sell. He le ft G resh am p ect of a g a m e w ith th e te a m from
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on S u n d a y to ac c e p t th e T ex as offer. T e rry school«
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first, se co n d , th ir d , fifth a n d s e v e n th fe c ts of a lc o h o l. M rs. J . M ontcalm
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u n ite In th e o rg a n iz a tio n of th e R o ck ­
MEN PROMINENT IN THE STORM CENTERS OF THOUGHT AND ACTION
ro llm e n t n t tim e s d ro p s to fo u r p u ­ o n e o f h e r c le v e r re a d in g s.
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wood c h u rc h a b o u t 40 y e a rs ago.
pils. T h e m a jo rity of th e c h ild re n vocal n u m b e rs by R ev. a n d M rs. W. '
T h e f u n e r a l se rv ic e s w ere h eld a t
com e fro m th e M o u n ta in sch o o l d is­ C. D riv e r w ere fo llo w ed by a q u iz ■
ih e la te re s id e n c e tills a fte rn o o n , by
tr ic t, p r e f e r r in g th e w alk dow n r a t h ­ c o n d u c te d by th e p re s id e n t, M rs. Geo.
h e r p a sto r, Rev. F. J. S ch n ell. I n t e r ­
e r th a n th e c lim b u p th e h ills. M rs. H o n ey , r e g a r d in g H ip e x a c tio n s of
m en t w as In She P ow ell c e m e te ry ,
C h a se 's p rim a ry g ra d e c h ild re n re a d th e n a tu r a liz a tio n law s of th e c o u n ­
w h ere so m an y of th e old plo n eerg
fo r Mr. A ld e rso n , w ho in tu r n r e a l try .
h av e been laid to re s t.
th e m th e s to ry o f “ W hy th e R a b b it’s
A c o m m itte e co m p o sed o f M es- J
T a il is S h o r t."
At th is sch o o l th e d a m e s E. E. W ellin g , W ill B eegle
I)r. RoglH-s Istiu ls.
y o u n g s te rs w ere u sin g th e first s la te s a n d T h e o d o re
T h is m o r n in g 's O re g o n ia n c o n ­
B ru g g e r se rv e d r e ­
I h a v e seen sin ce my s u n b o n n e t d ay s fre s h m e n ts . M rs. O lip h a n t used lilac:«
ta in s flew s of th e la n d in g of L ie u te n ­
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a n t H e rb e rt II. H u g h es of G re sh a m
w h e re I a lw a y s su p p o se d w a te r an d p le a s in g effect.
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a rr iv e d a t noon a n d fo u n d sch o o l
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c h ild re n s p r in g in g up e v e ry w h e re
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ro a d , we r e tu r n e d to th e sc h o o l an d lu n c h e o n by M rs. G eo rg e W. S ta p le -
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e n jo y e d a v isit w ith M iss Y o u n g an d to n .
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h o m e w th ln a fo rtn ig h t.
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la t t e r g a v e a b u ll fro g so n g in ro u n d s h o m e in th e e v e n in g w e re M r. an d ing sev erely g rilled by m em b ers of h is p ro m in e n t rep u b lican s for h is recen t
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