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G resham O utlook
9, NO. 73
2 RE5HAM MVLÏNOMAH COUNTY
OREGON
TUESDAY,
NOVEMBER
PLAYSHED given big
1919
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
GRESHAM GRANGE HOLDS
THE UNFINISHED TASK,
INTERESTING SESSION
ARMISTICE DAY TALK
the p lty sb e d e n th u s ia s m of t h e p u r p o s e of I
I .L u ) and vicinity w e re .o u t F rid a y | th e tim e s an d build in g that which
oi llic ai’itusticie which marked ; he cessation
o f h o s tilitie s o f th e
bt inelttdiul a good p r o p o r tio n of w ill be a m a tte r of civic pride.
O r. H. V. Adix th in k s a plavshe.1 a ureal World \\ ar.
“ pupils of the
se h o o i. Ap-
i n e c e ssity . He said th a t at E stacada,
It is a tiniy ot rejoicing. Evert heart
ntiy the p layshed is a n a s s u re d w h e re th e id ea was put in to p ractice
r V iu d i in g from th e u n a n im ity of , s e v e ra l y e a rs ago, it has been proven thankful that democracy trium plied over autocracy
and the
t e j s i
r * : 1'
' b ey o n d th e shadow of e doubt th at right ot any ami every nation Ot' people to t
‘‘ it now rem ain s fo r th o s e in fa- th e v e n tu re w as a good th in g ,
lie ot government <nul work out tlieii
destiny yvas
d.
the move to g e t o u t to th e ¡s u g g e s te d th a t th e shed sh o u ld he
The tirsi V iic has been one oi reconstruction and the great
.¡ai school m e etin g to he h e ld a t b u ilt w ith o u t su p p o rtin g posts on the
Z t h S m u s e on S a tu r d a y after- in s id e of th e sh ed , fo r the safety of task is but just, begun. The League of Nations, which many be
November 22, a n d v o te th e th e c h ild re n .
lieve is the most hopeful and effective attempt to end wars, is e e l-
as prepared a n d p u b lis h e d by
J u d g e G eorge W S tapleton hopes
tain
of adoption and it presages an era of world peace.
to see a b u ild in g p u t up w hich shall
au school board.
Prof R F. B ru m b a u g h , o t O reg o n he p e rm a n e n t and a ttra c tiv e
Urea, responsibilities are upon us and great tasks are ahead.
tie
¿ (.nitural College, w as th e p ritic i- p ro p h e s ie d th e early com ing of the
Armistice Day is American Legion Day. 1, is well ,o associate
“ sueaier OI th e e v e n in g . H e o u t- tim e w hen a la rg e r an d b etter grade
1 he first national convention of the American Legion is
L three d ifferen t th e o r ie s as th e s c h o o lh o u se w ill be a necessity and I the l"o.
why ch ild ren play a s fo llo w s. u rg e d th a t th is sited he so built that I now m session in Minneapolis.
Much is looked for from this or-
ae theory is th a t p lay is fo r th e p u r- it s h a ll be a m atch for th a t new 1 ganization.
oi working off s u r p lu s e n e rg y in b u ild in g .
All hail to the hoys who helped to put it over! They stand
.Cjoung. T his w as fo rm e rly ta k e n
H. H. E lin g rem em bered th a t the
•orarauted and na> sp e c ia l e ffo rt w as “ S ta n d a r d S ch o o l’’ on the front of 1 lot a nigh ideal, that of 1IM) per cent Americanism. T h a t’s what
to direct th e p lay in a n y w ay. th e sch o o lh o u se was an elem ent In is needed now as never before. Their peerless leader Col. Teddy
nother theory is th a t p la y is a re- h is ch o ice of G resh am for a home.
HooseVelt re c e n tly s a id :
itsrsal of the d e v e lo p m e n t o f th e “ T a x e s sp e n t fo r school purposes arc
U e can n o t tu rn th e clock back and re tu rn to th e th in g s of tw e n ty
„re Still a n o th e r is t h a t p lay is to ta x e s s p e n t in a good way,” conclud
years ago, m eanw hile s ittin g on th e safety valve.
We m u st go a h e a d .
.„pare children fo r th e d u tie s or ed Mr. E ling.
Hie by being Im ita tio n o f th e ac-
M rs. E. N o rb y to ld ot h e r e x p e ri But « e m ust stay c le a r of u n trie d , h alf-b ak ed ism s th a t w ould ta k e us off
th e road of progress.
t„Hy of adults.
A f o u r th th e o r y , en ce, s h a re d by every o th e r m o th er
Ib is is what A m erica m ust do io avoid any su ch c a tu s tro p h e as h as
„d one being g e n e ra lly a c c e p te d , is p re s e n t, of finding h er c h ild re n ’s feet
to m e to R ussia
We— every citizen m u s t see to it th a t m en a re placed
list the play of th e c h ild re n a s s is ts w et an d cold on th e ir re tu rn from in office, from th e hig h est place to th e low est In th e lan d , w ho w ill en-
ii the use of th e m u scles a n d h e lp s sch o o l, a n d of th e re su ltin g colds and force law and o rd e r
T h en , eq u ally im p o rta n t, we m ust see to It ,h a ,
to coordinate th e v a rio u s p a r t s of sick n ess.
we have a co n tin u in g policy of logical, san e lib e ra lism ."
T h e o d o re B ru g g er su g g ests two
lie body. Play, th e r e fo re , g iv e s m u s
cular development a n d it a ls o lias a p la y slie d s, one for th e sm all chll-
KBtal value, since th e m o s t im a g i- ■ d re n u n d one fo r th e larg er.
Btive child is th e o n e t h a t m o v e s th e I O ne o f th e In te re stin g featu res of
wit Play Is. th e r e fo re , a m o st in i- th e e v e n in g was th e giving of some
ponant part of e d u c a tio n a n d e v ery of tile slo g a n s w hich had been turned
effort should be m ad e to g iv e e a r n e s t in by tile ch ild re n . T he follow ing
The move for th e erectio n of play- | w anted to do as m u ch a s p o ssib le,
thought to th e re c r e a tio n a l life of 1 fro m G len n E ull received the do llar sheds in connection w ith c o u n try they say. and th ey a re g la d th a t now
p rize offered by th e playshed conmilt-
the child.
school will d irectly aid In th e e n fo rc e 1 they m ust do it and m u s t ta k e th e
tim e for th is w ork. T h e te a c h e rs , a
The plain in fe re n c e fro m P r o te s I te e of th e P atro n -T each er aasocia-
ment of th e new law co m p ellin g a of th em , a re e n th u s ia s tic , b u t In m an y
ter Brumbaugh’s sp eech w as t h a t a t l o n :
certain am ount of physical ex ercise in in stan ces th ey do need th e in s tr u c
A p lay sh ed fo r o u r h ealth .
dry, airy place in w hich th e sc h o o l
public schools of O regon. T h is law tion. Som e of th e m say to m e, ’W e
W h ich Is o u r g re a te st w ealth.
children could sp en d th e re c e s s p e r
wen, into effect on S ep tem b er 1 an d a re e a g e r to do th is w o rk , b u t w h at
Kay
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g
o
f
the
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h
th
g
rade
iods of the school day is a n e c e ss ity ,
has
not been effective long en o u g h to sh all we do w hen we h a v e no p lay -
especially in th is c lim a te w h en ra in s d re w a p o ste r which w ould have give a real test of its valu e, hut sh ed , w hen o u r sch o o l g ro u n d s a re
prevail largely d u rin g th e w in te r. d o n e c re d it to a much o ld er a rtist. teach ers feel su re of it, acco rd in g to u n d ra ln e d , an d we h av e no ro o m b u t
Several persons in th e ro o m w ere , H e w on th e prize.
Miss Mabel L. C um m ings, head of th e th e sp ace b etw een th e d e s k s ? ' T h a t
T h e follow ing is th e record of the d ep artm en t of physical e d u c a tio n fo r is th e p ro b le m — fa c ilitie s, e q u ip m e n t.
ailed upon, an d w ith o u t e x c e p tio n
"T h e te a c h e rs a re e a g e r to do th e i r
a tte n d a n c e of a d u lts and th e ir votes women at tin I'n iv erslty of O reg o n ,
they favored a p lay sh ed .
very bpst. T h ey see th e need of n
P T. Campbell of P le a s a n t V alley fo r th e v a rio u s room s: first grade. who was also a m em ber of th e c o m fo r th is little w isp of a y o u n g s te r, fo r
rhool said that a p lay sh ed w as b u ilt 1 7 ; seco n d g rad e, 18; th ird g rad e, m ittee uauied by S tate S u p e rin te n th a t
sto o p -s h o u ld e re d ,
fla t-c h e ste d
d en t C hurchill tQ ^lram e a co u rse of
there three y ears ago a n d is c o n sid - 1 7 ; fo u rth g rad e, 20; fifth g rad e, In stru ctio n to carry o u , th e provisions boy. T h ey h a v e a c o n c e p tio n of th e
1
2
0
;
six
th
g
rad
e,
15;
eig
h
th
g
rad
e,
n a tio n a l n eed fo r Im p ro v e d h e a lth
tted a good in v e stm e n t. H e sa id t h a t
Of th e act.
the children of th e sc h o o l h a v e e s 1 0 ; se v e n th g rad e, 23. T his gave
Thp law, provides th a t 20 m in u te« an d p h y siq u e , it is up to th e p u b lic
tablished an en v iab le re c o rd fo r g o o d th p p o ssessio n of th e b eau tifu l pic in each school day o r 100 m in u tes to ‘su p p ly g ro u n d s , p la y s h e d s, g y m
behavior since th e y h a d th e sh ed . tu r e offered by th e association to the each w eek, h e devoted to som e form n a s iu m s , b a lls a n d e q u ip m e n t.
“ in w e s te rn O reg o n , w h e re th e
B. E. Poppleton of th e s a m e d is tr i c t s e v e n th g ra d e , to be held un til some of physical exercise on th e p a r, of w in te rs a re m ild , a n o p e n -a ir g y m
adorsed the re p o r t of M r. C am p - ! o th e r occasion when a contest will everv pupil in th e schools of O regon n a siu m w ith s h o w e r b a th s Is as good
from the firs, g rad e th ro u g h th e
a g a in be held.
fo u rth y ear of the high school. In a c c o m m o d a tio n fo r th is w o rk as we
T
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n
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m
b
ers
were
a
piano
Dr. A. W. B otkin sa id h e b e liev ed
explaining th e course of in stru c tio n can h av e. W e b u g h t to h av e w arm
t district was a u n it in w a n tn g a so lo by Miss E ried a B ratzel and a fram ed u n d er th is s ta tu te , Miss C u m d re s s in g ro o m s a n d sh o w e rs. O u r
tyshed, both fo r th e good w h ic h i vocal solo by Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth, mings, has ad d ressed te a c h e rs' in s ti o p e n -a ir g y m n a s iu m , su ch as th e on e
tu tes in D allas, B aker. A storia. N orth we h a v e h e re on th e ca m p u s, is s im
11 accrue to th e c h ild re n a n d fo r I b o th of w hich w ere well received
Bend. A shland and R oseburg.
An ply a w e ll-c o n s tru c te d p lay sh ed w ith
early ad d ress In E ugene and one De a floor. E v ery I P ’le Bchool n e e d s to
ci tuber fi a, Y oncalla will com plete h av e a su p p ly o f fo o tb a lls, b a se b a lls
an d te n n is b alls. T h e se a r e e x p e n s
th e series.
"T h ere h ip few cast-iro n p rescrip ive, w h a t w ith w ar tax a n d h ig h p rice
tions In tire c o u rse ,” said Miss C um of m a te ria ls th e s e d ay s, h u t th e y a re
m ings.
P ra c tic a lly th e only one Is. w o rth th e i r co st, a n d th e p eo p le
th at in every g rad e school th e day o u g h t to s ta n d up to it. T h e ir m en
sh all be b ro k en at least th re e tim es w ho w ent o v e rs e a s w e re n ’t b ro u g h t to
I hese by physical exercise. Above th e th ird th e ir h ig h s t a te of p h y sic a l efficiency
The Gresham H om e B u ild e rs asso - n o te s to cover th e balance.
a r e w ith o u t in te re st until dem and is g rad e, th re e p erio d s of se ttin g -u p ex w ith o u t a g re a t d eal of ex p en se foi
tiation, an in c o rp o ra tio n , c o m p o sed
m a d e fo r any portion of th e am o u n t ercises lastin g tw o m in u tes each, at re c r e a tio n a l fa c ilitie s a n d e q u ip m e n t.
lestirely of local c itiz e n s w ith tlie ob-
If th is w ere a good th in g fo r th e m en ,
co v ered w hen such portion will hear least, a re re q u ire d T h e w ork consists It is food fo r th e c h ild re n . R eally it
also
of
v
ig
o
ro
u
s
re
creatio
n
al
activ
ity
Wt of providing m o re h o m e s in th is six p e r cen t in terest u n til paid
Not
a lw ay s p ay s b e tte r to sp e n d m oney
Izcaltjr, is now fu lly o rg a n z e d a n d all sto c k su b scrib ers were p resen t a» to afford th e req u ired stim u la tio n on a c h ild th a n on an a d u lt, o w in g to
and
m
en
tal
and
nerv
o
u
s
relief.
T
he
(indy for business.
la s , n ig h t’s m eetin g but the liveliest course o u tlin e s and su g g ests th e set his g r e a t e r p o ss ib ility of d e v e lo p
The organization w as p e rf e c te d a; in te re s t w as show n and it was stated tin g -u p ex ercises an d v ario u s fo rm s m en t.
M iss C u m m in g s e x p re s se d h e r a p
{«meeting of th e s to c k h o ld e rs in Ma- th a t ab o u t se v e n -ten th s ot th e cap ita of re c re a tio n a l activ ities
Mlc hall last n ig h t, w ith a b o u t 145 sto c k w as secu red by cash paym ents
T h e re is a g reat d e m a n d f o r in- p re c ia tio n of th e in te re s t ta k e n In th e
liar»« of the possible 200 r e p r e s e n t- a n d notes.
s tru c tio n on th e p a r, o f th e te a c h m o v em en t by S ta te S u p e rin te n d e n t
“ W e h a v e h ad th is e n
1 C h u rc h ill.
P h we-
to! a , th e b e g in n in g
T iie H om e B u ild e rs’ association is e r » ” co n tin u ed Mias C um m ings.
T each ers th u s ia s tic b ac k in g fro m th e s t a r t , "
tb< meeting iliat m o re th a n n in e - th u s lau n ch e d fo r a career of g re a t find ,1ns e v e r y w h e r e 1 go
sh e said
"H e has
been w o rk in g
[Jnths of the $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 c a p ita l s to c s u s e fu ln e ss , it is believed. The asso a r e e x p re s s in g th e m s e lv e s to m e as th r o u g h th e c o u n ty s u p e r in te n d e n ts ,
g lad th a t
r e q u ir e m e n t h a s been
W Le<*n subscribed a n d d u r in g th e c ia tio n is p u t on th e so u n d est possible made into a J a p _ They have long an d th ey th r o u gh th e t e a c h e rs ." _____
Heriig the b alan c e w as ta k e n up, fo u n d a tio n and is planned for l he
MULTNOMAH GRANGE
•hir.Z the capit ,| sto ck now fu lly g r e a te s t efficiency and speed In it» COUNTY FAIR SHOWED
TO HAVE BAZAAR
|®f»wfbed.
o p e ra tio n s c o m m en su ra te w ith safety
GOOD MARGIN OF PROFIT
Bylaws w .re re a d a n d a d o p te d , I, w as s ta te d 'h e r e had tM «0 - ’
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h g ra n g e is p re p a r in g
At th e recen t m eetin g of th e d i
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J®hig the a n n u a l m e e tin g of s to c k - .be co n sid e re d in a form»* w a> b> ,h recto rs of 'Ire M ultnom ah C ounty
h eld e a rly in D ecem ber.
All m e m
P
a
ir
asso
ciatio
n
1,
was
voted
to
have
on th e ' veiling o f th e s e c o n d d ire c to rs at once.
b ers, m en a n d w om en, a re e x p ected
I 11 H) In J a n u a ry o f each y e a r
I,
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t
H.
A.
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M
anager
T h e u n a n im ity and lively in te s
to c o n tr ib u te a o m e tb in g fo r th e b a
Pt'Ctdeil th at th e d ir e c to r s e le c te d sh o w n by G resham business people C D Minton m eet w ith th e co u n ty z a a r
In c o n n e c tio n w ith th e sa le
I lut night’s m e e tin g w ill h o ld of- a n d o th e r citizen» in m eeting tfc ■ com m issioners and au d it th e books
will he a p ro g ra m , w hich w ill In clu d e
Civic necessity and ta k in g th is fo r 0 ( th e asso ciatio n .
p until Ja n u a ry , 1921.
T he p ro g ra m c o m m itte e
T he m a tte r of ad d in g m ore la n d a d ra m a .
L ^ 1“ directors of Hie new asa o c la - w ard m ovem ent h as called fo rth ex
c o n sists of -Mrs G H. H a y d e n , M rs
I * ire, Benj. C a m e ro n , A. W. M etz- p re s slo n s o f com m en d atio n and lias to th e fa ir g ro u n d s o r s. ek in g a new L ouise N elson an d M rs. M y rtle B all.
F . Arthur D ow sett, K . A. M iller. c re a te d a s tro n g e r feelin g of eon - location was discussed an d au th o rity O th e r
c o m m itte e s
have
not yet
was ask ed at th e sto c k h o ld e rs m cet-
'■ Todd, O. W. S ta p le to n a n d J a s . d en ce in one a n o th e r and In
been
a
p
p
o
in
te
d
.
Th"
I’Wngton.
Ing to take ire •ttsary actio n
tu r e g ro w th of th e locality
Tire i.
t ick h o ld e rs will be
*' the conclusion of th e m e e tin g th a t in th e electio n of d irecto rs
m eeting o f tin
S m all K arin f<» S ale.
held on the fir M onday In Deceni-
T en a c re s a lltU e w e lt of G re s h
n*'v|y elected d ir e c to r s , all of officers a t th e m eetin g last night
lon
of
a
new
b
o
ard
'•hou
am on good ro a d , six a c re s in c u ltiv a
»ii *eFe p re8 en *' m e t a n d o rg a n - w as m an ifest no un w illin g n ess on ure her for th e eh
tio n , tr e e s on th e b a la n c e , $ 2 3 0 0
of d ire c to rs -
,*lf‘ ’’lectio n o f th e fo llo w in g p a r , of any to ta k e th e t-ar'
F o u rte e n a c re s e a st o f G re sh a m
R eports shot it a p rofit from th e
J " . Benj C a m e ro n , p r e s id e n t; a sk e d to ta k e , and also th a t -he sub
I |u new b u ild in g s close to s ta tio n , o n Mt. H ood line, all
Metzger, vice p r e s id e n t; ' J a s sc rip ,io n » to Stock have been h a,K
(a ir of $5600
u n d e r c u ltiv a tio n , tw o a c re s o r c h a r d ,
“
w ere paid ,u
Tot r Mul Of th ia and a b a l fa ir h o u se, sm a ll b a rn , good c h ic k e n
se c re ta ry a n d K. A Mil- vo lu n ta ry and all W
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p
lied
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w
>
g u rs well fo r th e u n d e rta k in g and
pCreasurer.
h o u se a n d w ell
P ric e $4000
L , * directors a u th o r iz e d tlia t _
ed tress
Very fine; 10 a c re s n e a r P le a s a n t
20 fo r th e co m m u n ity .
H om e, h a lf m ile to s ta tio n , a ll u n
j ’*nt of the sto c k s u b s c rib e d be
W hen in d o u b t try a W p l J p
An olii teapot '■ on* o t ,h<> bW" d e r c u ltiv a tio n , a n d w ell fen ced .
SI once in cash a n d d e m a n d
I th in g s to use. fo r p u ttin g paraffin for P riced $2500
K R ID E R A E L K IN Q T O N T el. 17x
I fu tu re use.
______
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PROVIDED FOR IN SCHOOLS
¡HAM HOME BUILDERS STOCK
SUBSCRIBED; DIRECTORS ELECTED
"T h e u n fin ish e d ta s k of d e m o c ra c y
G re sh a m g r a n g e h e ld a sessio n of
is to g u id e th e fo rc e s o f p ro g re s s a n d u n u s u a l in t e r e s t la s t S a tu r d a y a f t e r
fre e d o m th a t s h a ll d e te r m in e th e new n o o n a t th e o p en le c tu re h o u r. J u d g e
w o rld o rd e r. D em ocracy is o n tr ia l M orrow , w ho h a d been a n n o u n c e d ,
b efo re th e w o rld . T h e f o u n d a tio n s
o f th e so cial o r d e r h a v e b een s h a k e n w as n o t a b le to be th e r e on a c c o u n t
a n d a re s h if tin g " sa id R ev. R. E. of sic k n e s s iu h is fa m ily b u t th e tim e
M yers in a n A rm istic e Day a d d re s s w as p ro fita b ly ta k e n up by local
a t th e M e th o d ist E p isc o p a l c h u rc h s p e a k e r s a n d e n te r ta in e r s .
T h e p ia n o solo by W llle n e B o tk in
la s t S u n d a y e v e n in g . T h e w o rld is
lo o k in g to u s a s a n e x a m p le a n d a a n d th e b a lla d s by M iss M ary H an sen
g u id e in th e m a t te r o f a d e m o c ra tic w ere w ell re ceiv ed .
M iss E th e l C a lk in s ta lk e d on th e
g o v e rn m e n t.
W e a re fa r fro m th e
a tt a in m e n t o f C h ris tia n id e a ls b u t we c o m in g fa r m e r , w ho w o u ld d ev elo p
a lo n g th e lin e s o f th e in d u s tr ia l c lu b
h a v e m ad e m u ch p ro g re ss.
S he u rg e d th e c o -o p e ra tio n of
Mr M yers tra c e d th e d e v e lo p m e n t w o rk
of th e d e m o c ra tic id e a fro m its be p a re n ts in th e w o rk w h ich th e c lu b s
g in n in g s in th e R o m an E m p ire , w hen a r e tr y in g to a c co m p lish .
C o u n ty /Agent 8. B. H a ll e m p h a sz e d
R om e w as a g r e a t s la v e s ta te , to th e
fa ll of th e e m p ire a n d th e lo n g p e rio d I tile m e n a c e to th is valley o f th e in
of p o litic a l ch a o s, k n o w n as th e d a r k c re a s in g c o n tr o l of fa rm la u d s by th e
ag es. O ut of th is s p ru n g fe u d a lis m , '■ J a p a n e s e .
M rs. H. H . E lin g m a d e a sp eech iu
w hich w as b ased on th e fu n d a m e n ta l
p rin c ip le s of d e p e n d e n c e a n d p ro te c fa v o r of th e p ro p o se d playH hed fo r th e
tio n .
T h is
c o n d itio n
In e v ita b ly G re sh a m p u b lic sch o o l an d so lic ite d
b ro u g h t a b o u t th e fo rm a tio n of k in g s u p p o r t o f th e m e a s u re a t th e co m in g
d o m s a n d e m p ire s , b u t th e fo rc e s of sp e c ia l sc h o o l m e e tin g .
R ev. K E. M yers a n d M rs. M yers
d em o cracy w ere a t w o rk tr a n s f o r m
in g th e m o n a rc h ie s in to c o n s titu tio n a l w ere g u e s ts a t th e g r a n d d in n e r a n d
u n d r e p r e s e n ta tiv e fo rm s of g o v e rn M r. M yers w as c a lle d on fo r a sp eech .
H e sp o k e o f th e re s p o n s ib ility of all
m e n t.
in E n g la n d Hie u ia g iia c h a r ta , bill ; g o o d c itiz e n s to be of s e rv ic e to th e
of rig h ts a n d tr ia l by ju r y w e re s u c c o m m u n ity a n d o ffered h is p e rs o n a l
cessiv ely w ru n g fro m th e g o v e rn in g s u p p o r t fo r a ll m o v e m e n ts fo r th e u p
c la sse s by th e g ro w in g p o w e r of th e b u ild in g of th e c o m m u n ity a lo n g
c o m m o n people. In F ra n c e th e p h l l - ' m o ra l a n d re lig io u s Hues.
o so p h e rs w ere w ritin g of lib e rty , I T h e f e a tu r e o f th e p ro g ra m w as a
e q u a lity a n d f r a te r n ity . T h e g r e a te s t w e ll-p re p a re d p a p e r by M rs It. F.
d e v e lo p m e n t cu m e on th e A m e ric a n ' W a lte rs on th e " id e a ls of P e a c e ,"
c o n tin e n t, w h e re th e s tr u g g le fo r th e w hich is re p r in te d in th is issu e.
D u rin g th e m o rn in g se s s io n L. P.
fre e d o m of a n a tio n w as fo u g h t fo r i
a n d w on. Ita ly a n d F ra n c e th re w off i M an n in g w as g iv en d e g re e w ork an d
th e sliu c k le s o f a b s o lu tis m . T h e C i v i l ' p la n s w e re m a d e fo r th e e x te n s iv e
W a r in o u r ow n c o u n try b r o u g h t ; re n o v a tio n of th e g r a n g e h a il. T h e se
a b o u t th e fre e d o m of a ra c e .
T h e I p la n s in c lu d e tile b u ild in g of a se p tic
sp irit- o f d e m o cracy
h ad s p r e a d ta n k a n d th e in s ta lla tio n of la v a to rie s
in th e b u ild in g u n d th e g e n e ra l r e n o
th r o u g h o u t th e w o rld .
T ile s p e a k e r b ro u g h t o u t th e fact v a tio n of th e p ro p e rty .
V isito rs fro m
F a irv ie w
g ra n g e
th a t th e w o rld Is s till in th e m a k in g .
T h e v ita l fo rces a r e n o t e x h a u s te d w ere Mrs. E liza S to n e , M rs C ed ric
a n d th e r e is s till th e p ro m ise o f c r e a S to n e a n il Roy S to n e,
tiv e e n e rg y . T h e re Is s till th e t r a n s
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e rn m e n t fo r th e good of th e people. by th e P a r e n t- T e a c h e r a s s o c ia tio n of
E co n o m ic a ltr u is m rouBt p re v a il.
th e O rie n t sch o o l to d is c u ss th e p ro p
T h e c h a sm b e tw e e n la b o r a n d c a p o s ttlo n of a p la y s h e d fo r th e d is tric t.
ita l m u s t be b rid g e d by u n se lfish , T h e m e e tin g w ill be h e ld a t th e
co m m o n se n se m e th o d s. I n te r n a tio n a l g ra n g e h a ll on W ed n e sd a y ev e n in g
d ifficu lties m u s t be o v e rc o m e . " W ill N o v em b er 12. All w ho a re in t e r e s t
th e L e a g u e of N a tio n s s t i c k ? ” " T h a t ed a r e u rg e d to be p re s e n t. M rs. R.
d e p e n d s " u n sw e re d th e s p e a k e r , “ on B. M ilne, Mrs.
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Luudbom
w h a t b in d s it to g e th e r .
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n ess, n a tio n a l v a n ity , ra c e p rid e o r a p p o in te d
a c o m m itte e
to se rv e
m ilita r y a m b itio n is to d o m in a te , it s a n d w ic h e s a n d coffee.
is a fa lse h ope. H u m a n ity can o n ly
Ilo r in g H o m e T o t a l lame.
be lin k e d to g e th e r by c o n v ic tio n s ,
T h e h o m e of M rs. C. A. R a d fo rd
co n sc ie n c e a n d c o n sc io u sn e ss.
The
s p irit o f c o o p e ra tio n m u s t ta k e hold w as d e s tro y e d by fire w ith a ll its con
upon us. T h e th o u g h t o f J e s u s , ‘th e te n ts e a rly S u n d a y m o rn in g , N o v em
u n iv e rs a l b ro th e r h o o d ,’ m u st d o m i b e r 9, w hile M rs R a d fo rd wum v is it
ing re la tiv e s in G re sh a m . W hen M rs.
n a te ."
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a fte rn o o n sh e w as c a re f u l to see th a t
GRESHAM NIGHT AT
MULTNOMAH CAMP no fire w as le ft in th e h o u se , h e n c e
th e o rig in o f th e fire is a m y ste ry .
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N o tic e , M. W. A . M em ber«.
w ill be th e big G re sh a m n ig h t at
A big c a m p o rg a n iz a tio n nt E s ta
M u ltn o m a h ca m p W o odm en of th e
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S ix th s t r e e t, n e a r G ra n d a v e n u e an d b e r 13. T h o se d e s irin g to a tte n d n o
tify ca m p c le rk by T h u rs d a y noon.
E a st M o rriso n s tr e e t.
T h e c a m p is in itia tin g e v ery F r i W ill go bv a u to . S ev en ty -fiv e m e m
d ay n ig h t a la rg e c la s s of 10(1 an d ber« to rid e th e g o a t.
C. J L U N D Q U IS T . C le rk
m o re a n d on th is p a r tic u la r n ig h t
re c o g n itio n w ill be g iv en to a cla ss
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m e e tin g h a s n o t been m a d e p u b lic Is a s s u re d
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