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26 GRADUATES
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WOMAN ORGANIZER
FOR FEDERAL UNIONS
COURSE IN FARM MECHANICS
PLANNED FOR HIGH SCHOOL
FROM BOOKKEEPER TO
ASSISTANT TREASURER
EARLY HISTORY
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se lf to S alem last S a tu rd a y fo r th e
m a c h in e ry . fre e use w ill be m a d e ,
p u rp o se of w itn e ssin g th e g re a t h is ­
liavy ju s t c o m p le te d a n o u tlin e of a of tile fa c ilitie s affo rd ed by th e prox- I
to ric a l p a g e a n t in tile ev en in g .
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new d e p a rtm e n t to lie ad d e d to th e la th y of Im p lem en t h o u ses, as well (
te n se ly in te re s te d In Oregon h is to ry ,
a g r ic u ltu r a l co u rse. It is c a lled th e as an y m a c h in e ry th a t may be i
b ro u g h t to th e sch o o l for e x h ib itio n I
we w ent w ith th r ills of a n tic ip a tio n ,
d e p a rtm e n t of F a rm M echanics.
by m a n u f a c tu r e rs , d ia le r s , o r by -tu -
but e x p e rie n c e d th e re a l tb r ills , w hen
T h e p u rp o s e o f tills d e p a rtm e n t Is I'.cuts from borne o r o th e r s in te re s t- :
we saw p o rtra y e d th e h e ro ic b e g in ­
s ta te d to su p p ly th e k n o w le d g e of >il
A ssem bly of m a c h in ery rec« ived
m a te ria ls an d m e th o d s an d th e sk ill t.y local d e a le rs at th e ir sh o p s w ill
n in g s of civ iliz a tio n on lb«' Pacific
C oast in a m ost g ra p h ic m aim r
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Robert 0 Hand of Misslssslppl.
T ile p e rfo rm a n c e whs g iven in th e
any a n d all in eeliallieu l w o rk w hich
F a rm S a n ita tio n a n d I.and D ra in ­
has climbed from a bookkeeper's
th e fa r m e r is c a lle d u p o n to do In age.
c a m p u s s ta d iu m of W illa m e tte U nl-
P rin c ip le s o f fa rm d ra in a g e :
Job to the poa tlon of assistant U
virsity . A h u g e s ta g e h ad been spee-
c re a tin g a n d m a in ta in in g a p ro d u c ­ laying o u t, lev elin g , g ra d in g am i ' 3. trecaurer In the last two years
i iully b u ilt to h o ld th e la rg e n u m b e r
tiv e an d an efficient fa r m ; th u s s u p ­ o n s tru c tio n of tile d r a in s ; cap a c ity
Assigned as executive clerk to the
war loan organization he per­
ol p la y e rs ta k in g p a rt. F o r m o re th a n
p le m e n tin g am i c o m p le tin g th e p re p ­ of tile d ra in s, o pen d itc h e s, w a te r
formed such valuable service the!
a ra tio n o r tile b u sin e ss of fa rm in g - apply sy stem s, so u rc e , p u m p in g ,
th r e e h o u rs vivid sc en es from old O r­
he has been made assistant to
tut g iv en in th e o th e r a g r ic u ltu r a l p lan t, g a s an d e le c tric a lly d riv e n
egon h is to ry , d e p ic tin g c v e t.ts from
Secretary Glass..
p io n e e r tim e s dow n to tile p re s e n t
c o u rs e s in tills sch o o l.
pum ps, liydrollc ra m s , e tc, s to rin g
tim e, m et w ith h e a rty resp o n se from
Ill p u rs u a n c e o f th is a im , th e r e and d is trib u tin g . p lu m b in g fo r th e
POWELL VALLEY
th e a u d ie n c e w hich overflow ed tin«
w ill be in s tru c tio n in b la c k s tu ith in g . c o u n try bo u se, se p tic ta n k s , lig h tin g ,
w o o d w o rk in g , c o n c re te c o n s tru c tio n , h e a tin g a n d v e n tila tio n fo r th e c o u n ­
S u rp ris in g o n es frie n d s by te llin g s ta d iu m . T h e play d e p icted real life,
la r n i m a c h in e ry , fa rm
s a n ita tio n , try house.
th em of
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niiirriH ge se v e ra l and w as th u s re p le te wit n com edy,
a n d d ra in a g e , a g r ic u ltu r a l e n g in e e r ­
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in g .and d ra w in g .
p rin cip les of m e ch a n ics ap p lie d to lie r a t h e r p o p u la r a ro u n d th e G re s h ­
fesso r D ella C ro w d e r-M ille r to coin
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a n d how
loads, lin e of d r a f t, e v e n e rs, block is th a t L ouis C h ris te n se n and H azel
fo u n d in g of th e u n iv e rsity . S tu d e n ts
th e s e d eficien cies w ill be m et, is
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of th e u n iv e rs ity w ere th e p la y e rs,
m ad e q u ite ev id e n t by tile fo llo w in g
etc. M e a s u re m e n t of pow er a n d e f­ of th e y e a r, an d h av e ju s t r e ­
u lded by m o re th a n a h u n d re d In ­
o u tlin e .
ficiency, tra n s m is s io n of pow er, b elt, cen tly a n n o u n c e d th e fact. A n u m b e r
d ia n s fro n t tin* g o v e rn m e n t sellout
U n d e r B la c k s n iith in g th e r e will
ch ain an d g e a r d riv e s ; g e n e ra l d is ­ of frie n d s w ere p re s e n t at a re c e n t
am i fro m th e n o rth w e s t.
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h e a tin g , b e n d in g an d s h a p in g , w e ld ­
ste a m e n g in e s am i b o lte rs, etc. Rope m id c o n g ra tu la te th e m on th e success
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c a tin g um l b u ild in g fa rm ro ad s, etc.,
th«’ jo u rn e y of fo u r o f tlie tr n u m b e r
b a rn d o o rs, etc., m a k in g , fittin g , in ­
At th e recent ro b b e ry of E llio tt's
the fa rm plun of b u ild in g lo catio n .
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fa rm m a c h in e ry .
11 1*. C h ris te n s e n a n d Ham C a rro ll's
a New E n g la n d c h u rc h w hen Ja s o n
In w o o d w o rk in g th e r e a re lis te d : allel w ith sh o p c o u rses.
g a ra g e s w ere u I mo ro b b ed of g a so lin e
F re e h a n d p e rsp e c tiv e sk e tc h in g .
Lee a n d Ills co m p a n io n s eon • c ra te d
m ilking, fittin g
a n d in s ta llin g of
a n d to o ls an d all th e p a rts of th e
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wood p a rts fo r fa rm
m a c h in e ry ,
m o to rcy cle th a t a r e easily rem oved.
P en cil m e c h a n ic a l d ra w in g .
th e g o sp el to tile lm lla n s of th e w est;
s tu d y of a v a ila b ility , se le c tio n of
P a u l P altu b lad sp e n t S a tu rd a y e v ­ th e a r r iv a l of th e m issio n a ry p a rty In
T ra c in g s an d b lu e p rin ts.
p ro p e r w oods a n d c u rin g of w oods
A dvanced
m e c h a n ic a l
d ra w in g . en in g a t th e h om e of C h as. Unis.
V an co u v er in 1832 a n d tile e s ta b lis h ­
fo r each p u rp o se , c o n s tru c tio n of a r
M achine um l b u ild in g design
Mr K ro n e an d son E lv er, of P o r t­ m ent o f th e m ission on th e W il­
tic le s o r s t r u c tu r e s used fo r p ro je c ts
M achine d ra w in g .
la n d , wi re g u e sts of Mr. a n d Mrs. A. la m e tte n e a r th e p re s e n t s ite of S a ­
u n d e r th e d e p a rt m -tit of a g r ic u l­
A rc h ite c tu ra l d ra w in g .
lem . A sp ecial fe a tu r e of th is p a rt
G. A n d e rso n , S u n d ay .
tu r e , d e sig n a n d
c o n s tru c tio n
of
wood b u ild in g s o f all ty p e s
and
T h e o b je c ts of w hich d ra w in g s a re
E. A T a y lo r h as p u rc h a s e d a F o rd w as tile p re s e n ta tio n of an In d ia n
sizes o f use on th e fa rm , d e sig n a n d m udc fo r tills c o u rse a re clioseu from tru c k .
H e lias a la rg e cro p of red fa ir by th e red sk in s, in fu ll d re s s
reg u llu , uccom putiled by fu n ta stie
tile e x p erien ce of th e p u p il on I lie rasp b erries coining on.
c o a st ru c tio n of fen ces.
d an ces a n d w lord m usic. T h e com ing
in C o n c re te C onst t a .:tIo n : t h e n fa r m am i in c lu d e th e p ro je c ts on
B ert O lsen w as a g u est at th«’ horn •
w ill he s tu d ie d th e u u tu re an d p ro p ­ w hich th e pupil w o rk s in th e sh o p . of Mr. anil Mrs. C. I*. Jo h n s o n , S u n ­ of w om en m issio n a rie s a n d th e m a r ­
riag e o f tw o of th e m to C y ru s S h e p ­
e r tie s o f c e m e n ts, p a rtic u la rly P o r t­ T h e m a ch in e a n d a r c h ite c tu r a l d ra w ­ day.
a rd um l J a s o n Lee, also th e m a r ­
la n d c e m e n t, w h ich is u sed in c o n ­ ing c o u rse s a re sp e c ia lly d esig n ed to
A fam ily re u n io n w as held a t th e
riag e o f an In d ian co u p le, w ere im ­
c re te ,
d e sig n
a n d c o n s tru c tio n ol m eet fa rm needs.
hom e of C lias. U nis S u n d a y , th e m e m ­
p o rtra y e d .
S cenes
of
u se fu l an d o rn a m e n ta l a rtic le s such
T h is new c o u rse , m ore in d e ta il, b ers of Ibe fam ily b eing p re s e n t: Mr. p re ssiv e ly
g rip p in g p u th o s d e p ic te d th e d e p a r t­
as w a te r tr o u g h s , hog tr o u g h s , fence lias been s u b m itte d to th e s ta te vo­
a n d M rs. C h as P u ln ib la d an d fam ily,
u re of L ee from th e m issio n , on Ills
p o sts, sto ck ta n k s , s to ra g e c e lla rs , c a tio n a l b o ard w hich m et J u n e 1.
Mr. a n d M rs. D avid I’alm b la d an d
way to p re s e n t to c o n g re s s und th e
law n f u r n itu r e , etc., w alls, fo u n d a ­ a t S a le m . Dr. II. P. B arro w s, head
son. H illia rd Staffm isou a n d P aul
p re s id e n t th e m e m o ria l u rg in g th a t
tio n s,
b u ild in g s ,
c u lv e r ts
an d of th e d e p a rtm e n t of v o c a tio n a l e d u ­
P a lm b la d .
ste p s he ta k e n to sav e th e O regon
b rid g e s; sy s te m s of h a n d lin g m a­ c a tio n , w as in G re sh a m re c e n tly , am i
Mr. an d Mrs. Ed Sell culled ut tho c o u n try to th e U nion, an d to u rg e
n u re .
lie g av e I l l s a s s u ra n c e th a t th e b o ard
h om e of .Mr. an d M rs. F ra n k G u s ta f­ th e peo p le of th«- e a st to em ig rate to
I a im M ach in ery ,
w ould a p p ro v e of th e o u tlin e .
son S u n d a y a fte rn o o n .
th e c o u n try .
T h e w ild e rn e ss scene
a. A ssem b lin g of an y fa rm m a ­
T h e S m ith -H u g h e s Act p ro v id es
C a rl N elson is on th e sick list. At w as g iv en sh o w in g Lee und Ills one
c h in e ry ; stu d y o f m e c h a n ic a l con­ fe d e ra l m oney to sch o o ls fo r th e
c o m p a n io n , o v e rta k e n by on e of
s tru c tio n , ty p es a n d m a k e s of fa rm tr a in in g of s tu d e n ts fo r u sefu l o c c u ­ last re p o r ts he w as Im p ro v in g
M cL o itg lilln 's sw ift ru n n e r s
Mr. an d M rs J o h n P a lm b la d a t ­ J o h n
m a c h in e ry ; sy s te m s of lu b ric a tio n , p a tio n s
T h e b o a rd of e d u c a tio n h as
ju d g in g of m e c h a n ic a l c o n s tru c tio n ; ta k e n a d v a n ta g e of th e p ro v isio n s of te n d e d c h u rc h a t H aley S u n d ay T hey w ith th e n ew s of th e d e a th of M rs
b a b b itin g , b a b b it an d o th e r b e a rin g th e A ct a n d h av e p ro v id ed fo r th e w ere d in n e r g u e s ts a t th e h om e of l,e e an d h e r in fa n t son.
T h e seco n d p a rt o p en ed w ith a
m etals.
te a c h in g of th e r e g u la r high school Mr. a n d M rs. S te in b e rg .
b (¡a s E n g in e s.
S tu d y o f c o n ­ day c lasses, but e x te n d s Info wliut
R u ssell G en try is th e p ro u d o w n e r scene a b o u rd th e sh ip L a u sa n n e , on
g re a t
re in fo rc e m e n t”
s tru c tio n . o p e ra tio n , p o w er, efficien­ are. te rm e d p a rt-tim e o r d u ll season of a v a lu a b le k itte n w hich w as p re ­ w hich " t h e
w as c o m in g to th e m issio n , w hen a
cy, etc., of sm a ll anil m ed iu m s t a ­ classes, a n d n ig h t classes. T h e last s e n te d to him by M rs. H en ry F ritz .
(O ilertIo n of »660 w as ta k e n am o n g
tio n a ry gas e n g in e s an d tr a c to r e n ­ m e n tio n e d tw o c la sse s a re fo r people
M rs F ra n k G u sta fso n an d son,
g in es.
J u d g in g of m ech a n ical co n ­ not e n ro lle d In h ig h school.
T hey H a ro ld , M rs A lta G e n try a n d son th e inlHsiouarieM fo r th e p u rp o se of
s tru c tio n of e n g in e s
a re d esig n ed fo r " f a r m e r s w ho d e ­ R u sse ll, a tte n d e d c h ild re n 's d ay ex ­ e s ta b lis h in g a school fo r th e w h ile
c. A u to a n d tr a c to r o p e ra tio n and s ire to becom e s tu d e n ts of a g r ic u l­ e rc ise s a t th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h In c h ild re n of th e s e ttle m e n t, w hich
becam e th e first school w est of th e
re p a ir.
S p e c ia liz a tio n on F o rd e n ­ tu r e w ith a view o f c o rr e c tn g m is ­ G re sh a m S u n d ay ev en in g .
R ocky m o u n ta in s , o u t of w hich la te r
g in es, an d in c lu d in g , as fa r as pos­ ta k e s a n d m a k in g th e fa rm a p ay in g
Mr. an d M rs E m il L ind und Mr. g rew
W illa m e tte U n iv e rsity .
T he
sib le , o th e r m a k e s w hich a re p r e ­ p ro p o s itio n .” Mr Moffit is in s tr u c to r
a n d M rs. A u g u st Jo h n s o n s p e n t S u n ­ d is p u te o v e r th e p ro v isio n a l g o v ern
fe rre d by th e fa rm e rs , o f th e co m ­ In th is w ork u n d e r th e B u ilth -H u g h es
d ay In M arm ot v isitin g A u g u st J o h n ­ u tent a n d th e h is to ric scen e of
m u n ity .
A ct. He w ill he h e re all s u m m e r to s o n ’s f a th e r, C. A. Jo h n s o n .
C h am p o eg w ere fa ith fu lly d ep leted
d. E le c tric ity . S tu d y of e le c tric ity c a rry on classes w hich will be a r ­
J J. L u n d q u is ts h ad a ch im n ey fire an d th e a r r iv a l of G o v e rn o r L an e
as a p p lie d to lig h tin g , h e a lin g and ra n g e d to m eet th e n eed s of p e rso n s
p o w er on th e fa rm , w irin g ; sm all d e sirin g to e n te r th e m , an d th e tim e la s t S u n d ay w hich cau se d c o n s id e r­ a n d th e re a d in g of h is p ro c la m a tio n
P ro m p t aid fro m c o n s titu tin g (h e O reg o n co u n try a
d y n a m o s ; s w itc h b o a rd s an d sm all fo r h o ld in g classes w ill be as n e a r as a b le ex c ite m e n t
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p o w er p la n t iq u i p m e n t ; sm a ll p la n t 1 p o ssib le th<- tlm«’ must s u ita b le fo r
s lig h t d a m a g e to th e roof.
S ta te s
T h e re follow ed in q u ick s u c ­
in s ta lla tio n , o p e ra tio n an il m a in te - l i th e s tu d e n t
Rev. und Mrs. J . E. C arlso n and cession sc en es of h is to ric In te re s t to
son P a u l, of R o se b u rg , a re v is itin g th e u n iv e rs ity , th e s ta te of O regon
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IN FRENCH UNIVERSITY m e m b e rs of th e L u th e ra n c h u rc h an d th e city of S alem w ith a s t i r ­
R ev. C a rlso n w as p a s to r h e re se v e ra l rin g fa re w e ll by th e u n iv e rsity to h e r
T h e O u tlo o k Is in receip t of a copy y e a rs ago
Be s u r e to w rite th e n a m e of th e
T hey a re on th e ir w ay to so ld ie r s tu d e n ts In th e g re a t w ar.
c a n d id a te on th p face of each tick et of th e A lpine A m e ric a n , w hich b ears th e E a st, tra v e lin g In a H udson-six T h is w as so vividly p o rtra y e d th a t
Do n o t p u t th e m In th e en v elo p e s
as its b a n n e r, " T h e M irro r a u l Rev C a rlso n p re a c h e d a fa re w e ll s e r ­ a w om an s ittin g n e a r m e ask ed .
ju s t d ro p th e m in to th e b a llo t box.
F o ru m of th e A m e ric a n S tu d e n ts a t m on to h is old frie n d s M onday e v e n ­ “ A re th e r e an y boys g o in g aw ay Io
A p en n y b u y s te n v o tes
P u t the
w ar n o w ? ” T he g ra n d clim ax o f th e
th e U n iv ersity of G re n o b le .” T h e p a ­ ing. «
m oney In an e n v e lo p e an d re m e m b e r
Q u e sts of th e M isses N ellie and p a g e a n t cam e a t th«- close, w hen th*'
p e r w as sen t by S e rg e a n t C. G.
to w rite th e c a n d id a te 's n a m e on it.
S c h n e id e r, one of ten m e m b e rs of E m m a J o h n s o n si th e ir hom e S a tu r ­ w hole s tu d e n t body, w ith th e e n tire
T h e se little d ir e c tio n s c a re fu lly fo l­
day a fte rn o o u w ere, M iss B a rn e tt, fa c u lty o ccu p ie d th e s ta g e am i th e
H o sp ital U n it No. 46 to be recom ­
low ed w ill m a k e m u ch less w ork fo r
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m en d ed to a tte n d school Iri F ra n c e .
th o s e w ho h av e to c o u n t th e votes,
M iss C a rlso n , Miss S a n d b e rg a n d Miss w as b rillia n tly Illu m in a te d to r e p r e ­
T h e re a re 400 s tu d e n ts a t th e u n i­
a n d a t th e sa m e tim e se c u re th e v o tes
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v e rs ity , w hich is s itu a te d in s o u th ­
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in E m u tiu el h o sp ita l in P o rtla n d au l v e rsity .
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th e b a c c a la u re a te se rm o n by P re s i­
c u sto m s, etc. T h e g o v e rn m e n t allo w s
p o ssib ility .
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T h e O u tlo o k Is d e siro u s o f s e c u r­ m eet an d a ss o c ia te w ith th e F re n c h i Jo h n . M iss M yrtle A n d e rso n , w ho is
th e u n iv e rs ity a n d h e r s is te r a t th e
sid e by sid e, tw e n ty -tw o b e rr ie s roeas
in g th e p h o to g ra p h s of th e c a n d l- people.
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M iss R ag u h lld S tro iu b e rg , of P o rt- M ary A. Q ilk ey o f D ayton, Or««gon,
and
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L ast F rid a y
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sch o o l g r a d u a tio n n ig h t.
T h e M a­
so n ic h a ll w as tilled w ith re la tiv e s
a n d frie n d s of th e se n io rs. M any in
a tte n d a n c e w ere fro n t o u ts id e Oi
G re sh a m . Of th e tw e n ty -six g r a d u ­
a te s , fifteen c a m e fro n t sev en o u ts id •
d is tric ts .
G re sh a m d is tric t, No. 1.
w as re p re s e n te d by elev en se n io rs.
T e rry an d P ow ell V alley e ach fo u r. .
R ockw ood a n d F airv iew e ach tw o .
a n d O rie n t, U nion No 26, a n d T r o u t­
d a le , each one.
An im p re ss iv e silen ce fell o v e r th e ;
h o u se at th e first c h o rd of th e pro I
Federal employee use not only
tormina unions to get what they
c essio n al.
A m o m e n t, a n d
th e |
s e n io rs cam e in , lo o k in g very sta te ly j w an t in working conditions and
pay but they also have a woman
in th e ir g re y ca p s an d g o w n s ns th e y I uiganlzer Mist Gertrude McNally
Is the general organiser and In
tiled up th e c e n te r aisle. A h u rst if
now stag ng a special membership
a p p la u s e g re e te d th e m as th e y to o k
drive amongst women federal sm
th e i r p laces on th e sta g e , w hich hail
ployea
been b e a u tifu lly d e c o ra te d by th e
ju n io r class. P rin c ip a l E. F . G ood­
VICTORY CELEBRATION
w in, a n d R ev. J. T ru e d so n w ho prq-
PROGRAM GROWING
n o u n ceil th e in v o c a tio n w ere se a te d
a t th e rig h t.
D. E. T o w le, of th e
T h e c o m m itte e in c h a rg e of th e
sch o o l b o a rd , a n d D r. J. T. M a tth e w s F o u flth of J u ly V icto ry c e le b ra tio n
of W illa m e tte U n iv e rs ity , w ho gave
m et M onday e v e n in g . A m o n g o th e r
th e co m m e n c e m e n t a d d re s s , w ere
tilin g s th e y d ecid ed th a t at 12 o 'clo ck
s e a te d a t th e le ft.
M any d e lig h tf u l m u sical n u m b e rs n o o n on S a tu rd a y , J u n e 28, th e b a l­
w ere g iv en .
T h e re w ere se le c tio n s lot boxes fo r th e G o d d ess c o n te s t w ill
su n g by th e G irls ’ T re b le C lef d u b be clo sed , in th e e v e n in g th e r e w ill
a n d H oys' G lee c lu b ; a p le a s in g o v e r­ be h e ld a s t r e e t ju b ile e , d a n c in g an d
tu r e played by th e h ig h sch o o l o r ­ o th e r fu n . T h a t e v e n in g th e r e w ill
c h e s tr a ; a n d a v io lin tr io by M arion be d is p la y e d , on a b ig b ill b o a rd , th e
H a g b e rg ,
P ro f e s s o r
T a y lo r
an d s ta n d in g of e ach c o n te s ta n t in th e
H okun T ru e d s o n , w hich w as g reat!', G o d d ess race. T h e v o tin g w ill c o m ­
e n jo y e d . T w o b e a u tifu l p ieces, b e a u ­ m en ce a g a in a t su n d o w n an d co n ­
tifu lly re n d e r e d , w ere E J i l l a T o w le's tin u e u n til 12 o 'c lo c k , g iv in g e v e ry ­
so n g , "S in g ! S ing! B ird s o n th e o n e a c h a n c e to s u p p o r t h is c a n d i­
W in g ,” a n d H o k a n T ru e d s o n 's vio lin d a te u n til th e last tick at m id n ig h t.
so lo , M a s se n e t’s " M e d ita tio n " from
T o h e lp a d v e rtis e th e c e le b ra tio n
" T h a is .”
p a p e r h a ts , fa s h io n e d a f te r th e A m e r­
D r. M a tth e w s g av e as h is to p ic, ican h e lm e t, w ill be on s a le a t ten
" W h e n Y o u th D re a m s ," u sin g th e c e n ts ap iece, a n d 100 G o d d ess vo tes
B ible s to ry of J a c o b 's d re a m fo r th ■ fre e w ith each p u rc h a s e . T h e se h a ts
fo u n d a tio n of h is le c tu re . J a c o b at a re to be w o rn b e fo re th e F o u r th to
B e th e l re p r e s e n ts th e y o u th w ith h elp b oost V icto ry day.
h is d re a m s a t th e b eg in n in g of I l l s
C. D. M in to n , on th e s p o r ts co m ­
c a re e r. T h e la d d e r o f e n d e a v o r re s ts m itte e , lias s e v e ra l e v e n ts on his p ro ­
u p o n e a r t h — th e com m on p lat e- b u t g ra m . He re p o r te d th a t lie lias m ad e
th e to p of It re a c h e s h eav en , th e h ig h a rr a n g e m e n ts fo r fo u r h o rs e ra c e s.
g o al to be a tta in e d . H e illu s tr a te d ,
B u sin ess c o n c e rn s an d p riv a te in ­
w ith in c id e n ts fa m ilia r to ev e ry o n e , d iv id u a ls a re u rg e d to see th e p a ra d e
t h a t o p p o rtu n ity ia a lw a y s p re s e n t c o m m itte e , Geo. F. H o n ey , B. L.
a n d w h at is c a lle d lu ck is n o t a so m e ­ W a lra d , an d J o h n B row n as soon as
th in g re se rv e d fo r a few, b u t b elo n g s p o ssib le, an d m a k e a rr a n g e m e n ts for
to all a n d is th e re su lt o f n le rtn e s s a float o r s tr e e t d isp la y fo r th e p a ­
a n d effo rt, in e m p h a s is of th is p o in t, ra d e .
T h e re w ill bi- no e n tr y fee
h e q u o te d th e T u rk is h p ro v e rb , "L u c k c h a rg e d .
is in f a tu a te d w ith efficiency.”
also
A. M eyers o f th e finance c o m m itte e
th e m o d e rn a d a g e , “ In s p ira tio n !s w ill c o n fe r w ith th e J a p a n e s e F a r m ­
first p e r s p ir a tio n .” He p laced gren* ers a s s o c ia tio n in re g a r d to a ten
s tr e s s on s e rv ic e a s th e k e y n o te to g a rd e n co n cessio n . T h ey h av e also
su ccess a n d h a p p in e ss.
N ear
th e o ffered to p u t a float in th e p a ra d e —
clo se of h is in s p irin g a d d re s s . Dr. s o m e th in g
u n u s u a l, r e q u irin g tw o
M a tth e w s tu r n e d to th e g r a d u a tin g w eek s to g e t re a d y .
c la s s, an d w ith an a lle g o ry , s u m ­
T h e p u b lic ity c o m m itte e lias se n t
m a riz e d h is e v e n in g 's d isc o u rse . In in v ita tio n s to all P o rtla n d lo d g es so
c o n c lu sio n , he sa id th a t h e h ad w ith fa r as p o ssib le to com e to th e c e le ­
h im tw e n ty -six g ifts , a lo ck et an d b ra tio n .
c h a in
fo r e a c h to w e a r tig h tly
c la sp e d a b o u t th e neck. In th e lo c k e t POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE
w as an a d m o n itio n he h o p ed th ey
HAVE CHURCH WEDDING
w ould e v e r b e a r in m in d : "K e e p th y
L ast S u n d ay a fte rn o o n , at th e
h e a r t w ith a ll d ilig e n c e fo r o u t of It
S u n n y sid e M e th o d ist c h u rc h , P o r t­
a r e th e Issues o f life ."
Mr. T ow le, b e fo re p re s e n tin g th e la n d . in th e p re s e n c e o f im m e d ia te
d ip lo m a s, sp o k e in h ig h p ra is e of th e re la tiv e s a n d frie n d s, M iss F lo re n c e
sch o o l, its fa c u lty , an d th e h a rm o n v T o w le, d a u g h te r of .Mr. a n d M is. I).
a m o n g th e m e m b e rs o f th e b o a rd of E. T ow le, b ecam e th e b rid e of E a rl
R ev eren d
e d u c a tio n .
B u t th e p ro u d e s t m o ­ T o w n sen d o f F airv iew
m e n t of a ll c a m e w hen th e d ip lo m a s In eso n re a d th e c e rem o n y .
T h e b rid e w as b e a u tifu lly a ttir e d
w ere a c tu a lly b ein g h a n d e d o u t. All
in
a gow n o f w h ite G e o rg e tte crep e
t h a t re m a in e d f o r th e s e n io rs to do
w as to d e ftly lift th e g re y ta sse l an d a w h ite p ic tu re h a t. S h e w ore a
fro m th e le ft sid e of th e c a p an d c o rs a g e b o u q u e t o f o rc h id s a n d lilies
p la c e it w ith u tm o s t c a re o v e r th e o f th e valley. T h e b rid a l p a rty e n ­
r ig h t sid e — as ev id en c e th a t th e y had te r e d t h ’ c h u rc h to th e s tr a in s of th e
fin ish ed a n d w« re fu ll-fled g ed g r a d u ­ b rid a l clio ru s fro m L o h e n g rin , play ed
by F ra n k S a u n d e rs of S alem
T he
a te s a t last.
F o u r s c h o la rs h ip s w ere a w a rd e d . a tte n d a n ts w ere M iss O live T o w le,
T h e h ig h e s t h o n o rs w ere g iv en to s is te r o f th e b rid e . M iss B e rth a W att
H o k a n T ru e d s o n w ho w as a w a rd e d a n d T ed S h a ttu c k fro m V an co u v er,
M iss E d elia
th e N o rth w e s te rn U n iv e rsity s c h o la r­ c o u sin o f th e g ro o m .
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W h itm a n
c o lle g e
a w a rd
R ach el la n d h o tel.
Im m e d ia te ly a f t e r th e d in n e r th e
P e te rs o n receiv ed th e O reg o n c o n fe r­
y
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n g co u p le le ft fo r a h o n ey m o o n
e n c e s c h o la rs h ip , w hich In c lu d es a
c h o ice fro m five in s titu tio n s , A lbany tr ip , d e s tin a tio n a p ro fo u n d s e c re t.
T h e m an y frie n d s of M r. an d Mrs
M cM innville, Pacific an d P h ilo m a th
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th e m
sin c e re st
co lleg es, an d Pacific U n iv e rsity .
A re c e p tio n fdk th e p a re n ts and w ish«s fo r a very h ap p y fu tu r e .
C. I’. Moffit, of th e h ig h school
a g r ic u ltu r a l
d e p a rtm e n t,
C.
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P la tts , m a n u a l tr a in in g in s tr u c to r
and
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