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9, NO. 74
G resham O utlook
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o rio o n
-REDS” SHOOT DOWN
AMERICAN LEGION MEN
sceduled for a day
ymiitii* da)
R i c i n i « d. lh‘ nk18í i " ^ , a com-
F R [u 4 Y
novem ber =
i9 ia
F O R S E R V IC E A B R O A D
EASTERN STAR DANCE
A PLEASANT AFFAIR
^ration of the beginning of peace
'* X d l in e « among the peoples of
W ednesday evenlug’s dancing par
ly given by the Eastern Star could
became a day of sorrow not help being an enjoyable affair 1
earth.
w hen the
n7,hteous Indignation wneii
in c T ■ he u o rc
n , h ,. e ,, stra
™ composed of violin
F r'g"he(] Over the land th a t I. W. « o to p h o n e drum and piano, led I,
” amen had fired luto a p ara d e E- R C orday or the Hose City chap-
®* .
legion men a t C e n tralia. , te r fu rn ish ed real dan«, music.
’ AW**r ,t »ii and killed four of them .
J - c - Shulz, O A. Eastman. l»r. II.
arc: W arren G rim m , Ar-1
A d‘^ Ed. Aylsworth. O. .1 «tow n
j fte dead are
‘" rs Brown, as door committee,
McElfreBh, Dale H ubbard and I dliu
saw to it that the seventy-five or |
L usagramla. A num ber of o th e rs
wounded more or less seriously, m ore couples, many of them from
P o rtla n d , were kept busy every mo
man Scales, a b rother of Jack
m ent. T hose who wished to sit out I
of Sandy, was one of the
I
a n u m b e r or two spent the time with
.t„l men, standing Just behind card s at which highest honors were I
„at but the shot missed hint.
aw ard ed Mrs. Maxwell Schneider
« / shooting occurred ju st th ree and C h arles Cleveland.
Kk! from the home of th e m other
R efresh in g sweet cider was served
Mrs Matt Schanno of G resham , by th e Misses Reha Wall. G ertrude'
President Wilson wi,<> p « • • ..-cicil tn 1918 because "h e kept
u* out of war insists (hut bis pi. posed League of Nations will forever
i, Srhanno said th a t the G rim m s E astm an , Mabel Inglis and Miriam
keep the country out of so .
ile.'ii»htic. his secretary of war Is asking
/old-timer» in C entralia and well Brow n.
for a standing army ol 50 i ti.lO and recruiting stations are appealing
wn as are also H ubbard and Me
for enlistments for service tn Europe Witness the above picture of ft
VISITING DAY AT
recruiting stand taken at the national capital.
sh.
THE
GRADE
»arren Grimm had served as a
SC H O O L I
jiwiant with forces in S iberia, w as
A n o th er big contest is on! T hurs
mnander of the G rant H odge post
day. N ovem ber 22, is visiting day ...
j a practicing attorney.
th e G resham grade school, in the
Arthur McElfresh had served 18
afte rn o o n the school will be at home
jBths overseas.
to p are n ts, patrons and friends who
Dale Hubbard was a form er soldier a re invited to visit the different
Ben Casagranda, a G reek in the room s, see the class exercises and
Ify MRS. R. F. WALTERS.
ers through federt tlon show th eli
jt-Wacklng business had been in all listen to recitations.
The grade
From time imm emorial, ideais band and consider strik in g also.
[campaigns of the 91st division.
b rin g in g out th e largest number of
William Scales, a grocer, a t p rese n t gu ests will he given a beautiful have beckoned the hum an race ever Such a strik e would touch th e vital
onward. Ideals have been strong
a veteran of the Spanish-A m erican po tted fern.
center ju st ns a strik e of th e home-
rand a veteran of the W orld w ar.
D uring tlie afternoon an assembly factors from the time of the m ythi keepers would do. It is tim e th u t
i also saw service on the b o rd er of will be held In the grade auditorium, cal Pegasus to the flesh and blood
a t w hich tim e the children will ren horse; from the period of the slow the S tate F arm B ureau F ed era tio n s
aico.
From all over the United S tates d e r a program which Principal Skir- moving ox team to the rapid a u to publish, far and wide, th e dem and
for a ten -h o u r d ay 's w ork in all p ro
messages of condolence to th e vln Is m aking arrangem ents for.
mobile; from Darius G reen’s flying ductive in d u stries, th u s arg u in g th a t
A very im portant session of the machine to the altitude-scaling air- facjo ry aI1(j city w o rk ers should
mt Hodge post of C entralia.
The following expression was sen t by P aren t-T ea ch e rs' association will fol ships; from the b a’ld-Pad d >ed du< ' produce on a par w ith th e farm er.
Attorney
G. SfU‘t X he r S T a t r ^ n e ^ : The farm er sbou.,. he recognized
HGrtsham post of A m erican Legion: low th e program .
It is with great re g re t th a t we S chneider, president of Gresham post
facto r in peace as well
ideas are tlie practical w orking cup as
i of your recent tro u b le in w hich of A m erican Legion, will speak on ital to bring about the production ot as
w ar and should have a
teral members of G ra n t H odge "A m erica for Americans."
these things. Though advised to voice in affairs o t th e gov ern m en t.
it lost their lives.
"H itch your wagon to a sta r" the W as he rep resen ted in th e recen t la-
On behalf of G resham P ost No. 30, C. E OSBURN & COMPANY
ideas must form the steps approach- i,or conference in W ash in g to n , when
FIND ADVERTISING PAYS ing the standard of perfection.
I wish to extend to you o u r ¡*'iu-
labor unions, cap ital and th e public
and assure you th a t w e a re
While human nature exisits, it is were the th re e classes rep rese n ted
R ecently C. E. Osburn & Co. added
i you to the finish in co m b atin g
not possble to attain the stan d ard of by the d eleg ates?
On w hich side
to th e ir line, W illard Battery service,
[ Red’ menace in th is co u n try .
perfection, but it Is possible to raise Would th e fa rm e rs be ran g e d ?
and put a com petent man in charge. the standard of living, which includes W ould they be In favor of th e closed
They advertised th a t they were pre law, order and duty. But in raising shop, which lim its p ro d u ctio n , in-
COME! CHICK! CHICK!
pared to recharge, repair and rebuild the standard of living, peace te co m es’ creases costs, p rev en ts w ork for
SEE WHO IS HERE! all
m akes of batteries. The business more or less elusive, for our idea.» m axim um w ages and h in d e rs prom o-
The GreBhani P o u ltry m e n 's com - has grow n to such an extent that it are raised by competition, and lack of Don o r w ould they fav o r public tn-
ittee on education co n sistin g or has been found necessary to add more competition is too peaceful and would (eregti r a th e r th an class, and sta n d
H. H. Eling, Mrs. S. J. B enni- equipm ent. A recharging machine u t tend to lower standards.
, for a ju st reco g n itio n of la b o r? The
Mlss Lucy A dam s, M rs. S eidt, double th e capacity of the first one
But why talk of peace when strikes i fn rn lers m ust sta n d w ith th e public
Eva Thorpe, A lb ert H. Dow- has been added. The largest part of and riots of every description are a n ,j resist In d u strial au to cracy w hich
1 and Allen Seidl, m et la st ev en - th e b attery work turn ed out by the stalking through the country and I th re a te n s as evil re su lts as w ould fl-
h u d arranged for a p u b lic tueei- O sburn com pany was the direct re men are railing at the high cost of Iianc| a | a u tocracy. In stead of party
living a i l shortening th eir hours o f ! politics, in stead of n o n -p artisan pol-
M to be held S aturday ev en in g , No- su lt of advertising.
production Peace argues for plenty ttieg, in stead of bolsheviks an d "B ol-
Wsber 22, at g range hall.
Can plenty be produced when work- sh ev ictlm s,” th e people m ust o rg an ize
Everyone of th ese
c o m m itte e NATION WIDE SEARCH
FOR THREE YEAR OLD B0 if ers do not produce as much in eight g a i n s t " n a tio n a l u n rest, d iso rd er
¡•embers is a live w ire— craw bulg-
hours as form erly was produced In a|1(j t r t.aBOn ” , an d m ust estab lish in
•i with ideas for a m ost vig o ro u s
Search is being made all over tne ten hours" W elfare of others is not ,jle p u i,liC ntlnd, stro n g Ideas of “ law,
mpaign of education 'in p o u ltry
U nited S tates for little Billy Dansey, the ruling motive in these nation-1or(je r an(j d u ty .”
The program they h av e a r-
who is believed to h a \e been kid wide strikes Nor are the individuals
R ussia needs tn e little school-
iged for this open m e etin g is a
napped front his home at Hammon allowed to consider tlieir own when | hf)URe
j tg m te r acy and its m u lti
mlar "bird.”
ton, New Jersey, on October 8. Billy the union leaders give tne command plicity of holidays has put it at th e
Professor B rew ster, p o u ltry ex-
is th re e years old but is described as
The C ountry Gentleman asks mercy of th e upheaving s p irit which
, 1 from 0. A. C., will be th e p rin - looking older. He was born in P itts
Shall the farm er work harder to ; has p ut th e p resid e n t of th e larg est
nal speaker, the c h a n tic le e r of th e
b u rg and says his is name is Billy produce more, while
u nite the
m e rest
>> ■>« of the . ba|)k w)(h 15 yearB o f financial ex
*uion, so to speak. F ollo w in g th is
world
is
quarreling
w
hether
It shall
i(,nrp ln , he )a „R Or's place, and
P
ittsb
u
rg
.
J® be a round-table d iscussion a>
M others all over the country are work six or eight hours a day
)(.v at,,(1 , tu, ja n „ o r w| , h all his Ig-
•tieh Mark N ickerson, A. H. Dow-
asked to join In the search for the philosopher says the farm ’
nOr*nce to th e p re sid e n t's ch air,
•b E L. Thorpe, H. G. A ndrew , lost child. A picture of the boy and
solve th e question I)' h a ' ng
I Common sense and sa n ity on vital
■t »nd Mrs. Seidl and Mr. W ie a n t fu lle r descripton can be seen in the shifts of w orkers as In
• inenc« ‘lueatious should be en co u rag ed and
mount the perch fo r s h o rt tain «
pations.
A
er of J '
lobby of th e Gresham postoffice.
pauoiis.
•-» farm
.........
,„ i,,io u r schools are th e tru e a g e n ts In
Reasons why we cro w .”
adm its that he already has a " ”
|hig caugt. And th is m eans th a t o u r
[■fc C. M. Z im m erm an will give
hour w orking dajL eight hours >c'
| tparher() 8hou)(j not be eng| av ed to
d-uorous reading ab o u t a hen th a t MODERN WOODMEN
after
noon,
GOAT AT ESTACAD/v noon nd eight hours
any fed eratio n of unions b u t should
Mid a-cackling go.
And I once heard a woman say ,' ! be free as e a rn e st, p atrio tic citizens.
h l sandwiches and coffee a re
T he 1 O. O. F. ball a’ Estacada “ F arm ers could do
i, w orking for th e tru e w elfare of o u r
mi on the refresh m en ts.
was raided by the M. W. A goat he i eight hours if they chose to pían i» ’fu tu re citizens
evening. Some 40 young men from so.”
Coupled w ith th e work of th e
'SHAM COLONY
E stacad a, Damascus and Gresham
So the farm er spet rts of time and teach ers In o u r schools, Is th e
country,
there
IN SOUTHERN CITY rode th e goat to and fro for marly labor while In this
work
in
A m ericanization,
riot of price-boosting active
Axojg the recent a rriv a ls In Los th re e hours, furnishing plenty " i has been a pending." say
re to m ake A m ericans of both men
am usem ent for the many officers an I loafing and
California are several Gresh-
urer Glass.
Ainer- and women who have so u g h t a hom e
this was initiation and in- tary of the Tr
10 -pie, according t() r M H arrl- visitors, as t
upon
an
era
of
ex away from th e ir n ativ e land
sta lla tlo n night lor the new camp tea has enter« .1
All should have th e In sp iratio n of
it will not b’ long
t.o moved there a sh o rt tim e ago.
travagance
and
th e baby cam p of Oregon
put rio t like T heo d o re
are the H arris jn and Brown
Among those who were present I bpforP Made In G ermany’ goods will the tru e
k*. Mr and Mrs Dillon, form- from G resham were N eighbor. A ,
th . m ark« ts and c a “’* a r d Roosevelt, who was a b eliever in u n i
versal train in g for n atio n al service,
'liss He|pn H ornpeker, Mr. and Hammar Orel -
and In the basic principles on which
A L. Warrell and Mr. and Mrs. H arry Stanley and Bryon 1 ul len.
, ¿ages
ideals of flnanclal welfare, I lru e dem ocracy rests, eq u a lity of
arisen The H en ry L ato u re lls len, R euben Kaser, Leslie W alrad, | (SCOnoni|
viduals of the nation as well , privilege am i o b lig atio n , sh u re and
alvo there hut Mr. H arriso n had
T he boys all report a very e n j o y - jn(ll
be national g o v ern -. sh are alik e; in th e benefits ami dan-
1 **n them
able tim e ami extend th eir best wishes
(he a r ,Ilg
hh th e l g e r s of th e s ta te in w ar and in
inent
should
be
Rnbueil
p Harrisons and Carlson planned to th e new camp
fr
i-galli y j peace.” In his last m essage he said .
ideas of industry and
1' ’his week to Long Beach by
man andi T h ere m ust he no sag g in g back in
Coupled
with
thi*,
every
F arm for K * «
Sal,‘
°bile and from th ere to San Ped-
n «ail clause# of worker®, ehouhl th e fight for A m ericanism , now th a t
woman, all tian
uo,wia »nd
'“’»t and were a n tic ip a tin g a
We sh o u ld Insist
realize th a t In t h e r own han Is and th e w ar is o ver
time.
heads
rests
Capital
with
a
big
C That th a t If th e Im m ig ran t who com es here
5 x r " ao cw“
0 Ä L .
,he Inefficient w orker must improve In good la lth does become an Amerl-
,'”l«'®an Q uick-L ite lam p will
of the I can a ,,d assim ilate h im self to us, he
phone 503.
____ _
that lie is not worth the wag
H e /u l
b rlg b t as day. L. L.
The man who owns shall be tre a te d on an exact eq u a lity
Hdw. Co.
afl’fewn t X rltor aupplemei»t
th. labor]
th every
every one
one else
else T h ere can be no
Zion < horch Notice-
jnlem ent the
labor w|
wRh
The u tu a l fervlces will be held at “ / n i l m ind-7s ".“ capitalist. I’ he is divided alleg ian ces at all
We have
th e Zion Evangelical church on ft tn- o f .
Tn small Farm fo r Sale.
n t . condition, it depend« room for but one flag, th e A m erican
•
a
w,‘8t o t G resh- day. Rev. Mr G ebhardt in charge.
,o improve .
hlR ggpRgi, as a flag, and th is excludes th e red flag,
n
TOad six acres in cu ltiv a -
large num ber of ladi«^ “ Priner improves his affairs by ’!•* which sym bolizes only w ar on liberty
F)ort»L0n thp b a la n ce, $2300.
We have a n and lace. 2% . 3 and a/ « “ hj(, ,.apital „ fa rm e r, sbou d and civilization. We h av e room for
tn .. , . acre8 ea st of G resh am shoes
in butto n and lace, a 1» > °
uge of
but one lan g u ag e, an d th a t is th e
• riitH . On' 0,1 M'- Hood lin e, all 3 ll the sm all sizes which
_„a r-g cease to plan, md rPap, w ha’ would E nglish lan g u ag e, for we In ten d to
farm ers as well
I'ation, tw o ac res o rc h a rd .
These shoes are la t y e a rJ
t ,
« fa ll t a r n , good ch ick en 110
^ p H c e is less than for be
r t ’ “ r ,.(.r9 ()Uid suffer When
hen see th a t o u r cru cib le tu rn s o u r peo
FTlce $4000.
shoes and the Cinue in and let us fit as Oth
should know ple out as A m ericans, an d not as
- rtk 7 h7 7 ^ m a t l c a l l y raise ’he dw ellers in a polyglot b o ard in g
- h
10 aeres n e a r P le a sa n t ' new !,hoes- SC w AYLSWORTH
h , ,i,py autom atically
cn m ?.in,,p t0 s ta tio n , all un-1 y ° u
house and we have room for but one
m «.,ta' o n '
a *id w ell fenced.
B*/n*r '..„„I price of
..................F anti
..................
loyalty, and th a t Is loyalty to th e
Zion Evangelic«
tha(
» b . , ’ 2500.
A m erican people.”
'Eft A ELKINOTON. Tel. H x
church
will g b c.en
e a
¿ Thurs-
b u rs p pay . ^ »«•-
s a ,e am
strong hand
O ur m otto should th en be, "O ne
a „d . a a cm
chicken dinner
< H " ^ (|{ «m
’en w,n
b r. 9avor ^ ong,y ,)f ,
com- flag, th e A m erican; one lan g u ag e,
h #| nif ugf ,(1 in russi
on 8e*”ct eggs in P o rt- day, Novem ber 20 The sate ■
,-Clocs II. the
5™o ppRln£ men ,O serve a» —
S lest th e language of th e D eclaratio n of
8 to
Cen,B' * tiile a t San F r a n
f our in d ep en d en ce; one loyalty, loyalty
Son
ti
th e p rice Is 90 supper win bp 8®F'7 ' ’ W| | | be 65C J £ ,tr families starve
li, j g at b a t t l e to
e n N u o n rth
iu th
m«,
u th
i “ e v | , nj ' : J0. The cna«»«”
.......
are opelll) ! laring
th e A m erican people "
«. t8a
:
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PEACE IDEALS GIVEN IN
WELL WRITTEN PAPER
* t,t.
L ’ a iic o i
Pon|h<!L
P o o rtla
rC h n '1'1
th e ^ u p p e r ^ An a» r o u n d ,?O£p bebl to establish labor “ “ ' " ‘ 7
a par
I believe In th e U nited S ta te , of
TY» pn,,K
.her th
th an
an at
at P
d.
« ..u re d . The affair will >'
tru s ts ” and organlzat
,,eVed A m erica as a g o v ern m e n t of th e peo-
» york HUnd
an*t price Is
is lo w er th
t an
*• th* aDd
prices, w hile a , th e grange hall.
with the much B iaig n u
people, for th e people,
k tfo , ’eas in E n g la n d eggs a n
t
h
.
farm
-
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P
°w ,r 8 a r*
fro ®
H eating
Hdw*Co** **
Som8 *re • <,’',8la* tbat
Piore th a n $1.25 a doxen.
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‘*11 ’’" io n S M trjM T w a a t Ad.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
ARMISTICE CELEBRATED SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY
BY LOCAL LEGION MEN
IS BEING CORRECTED
J. A. C h u rch ill, s ta te su p e rin te n
T he first A rm istice day a n n iv e r
sary was observed by G resham Post, d en t of public in stru c tio n ts Insisting
A m erican Legion, in C arlso n 's hall. | upon a revised g eography for o u r
w ith a social m eeting an d sm oker. :
A la rg e n u m b er of ex-service men public schools T h e one now In use,
w ere p resen t, who took p art in the T a rr and M cM urry's, co n tain s c o n
a th le tic stu n ts and gam es of skill.
sid e ra b le G erm an p ro p ag an d a.
One n u m b er on th e ev en in g ’s p ro
Especially offensive, acco rd in g to
gram was a p a trio tic speech by Judg> Mr. C h u rch ill, Is th a t p art of th e d e
Geo. W S tapleton. The Judge in bis sc rip tiv e m a tte r w hich com pares
usual jovial way com plim ented the G erm an y ’s a d v a n ta g es and reso u rces
ex-service men on th e ir keen study w ith those of E ngland an d o th e r a l
in to q u estio n s of n atio n al im p o rt lied co u n tries. In all these co m p ar
ance. and m ore especially on th e ir isons th e geo g rap h y sets o ut th a t
sp irit of loyalty w hich was evidenced G erm any leads ln fo rests, farm in g
w hen a m otion th a t G resham Post lands, soli pro d u ctiv en ess, m in erals
place itself on record as su p p o rtin g and p ractically ev e ry th in g except
tlte A n ti-Jap reso lu tio n of Hood co tto n , w hich th e H un p ro p ag an d ists
R iver Post. He to ld his listen e rs ad m it has to be Im ported.
T his book was com plied before th e
th a t th ey all had fa r b etter o p p o r
tu n itie s to be of f u rth e r service to w ar. To affect Rs e rro rs a critical
th e ir co untry th a n any body of young n o te has been p rep ared by Dr Joseph
men had ever had before
Ju d g e S ch afer of th e U niversity of Oregon
S tap leto n praised them on th e rapid T his sta te m en t ts to be p asted o ver
gro w th th a t bus been m ade and th e offensive m a tte r co n tain ed in th e
spoke of th e la rg e n u m b e r of new text. Every pupil h aving a copy of
nam es read by th e se cretary . Tlie T a r r & M cM urry's g eo g rap h y Is f u r
post now bus a m em bership of over nished w ith th ese notes of co rre c
tion.
ninety.
Since geography is being m ade ev
T he men sm oked cigars given by
Mrs. Norn W ithrow .
C ider, f u r ery m in u te, boundary lines to be set
nished by Ployed M etzger and d o u g h and various Im p o rtan t m a tte rs to be
Hettled, th e new revised ed itio n will
n u ts were th e o th e r refresh m en ts.
not be In read in ess u n til next fall.
HOME MISSIONARY
In th a t ed ition. It Is rep o rted , all
MET LAST WEDNESDAY m ention of G erm any, aside front co r
rected m aps and b are d escrip tio n of
T he Home M issionary society met th e co u n try , will be o m itted .
W ednesday afte rn o o n at th e hom e of
Mrs. D. E. Tow le.
Mrs. M arth a J. AUTO CAMPS LOOK GOOD
M elllnger, a s s is ta n t su p e rin te n d e n t
TO WEARY TRAVELERS
of th e P o rtlan d se ttle m e n t ce n te r was
W. E. Wood of P o rtla n d was tn
p resen t and spoke on th e need of
te ach in g A m erican citizenship. O re G resham a day o r tw o th is week
gon sta tistic s w ere cited w hich prove looking a fte r his p ro p erty here. Mr
th a , th e situ a tio n rig h t h ere in o u r W ood told of Ills ex p erien ce In tr a v
very m idst —ln P o rtla n d — verged on elo g th ro u g h e a ste rn O regon und
th e alarm in g . T h e o u tra g e s com m it Idaho by au to m o b ile last Hummer
ted every day are signs th a t should an d of th e extensive p rovisions m ade
rouse up th e people to do so m eth in g by most cities for th e accom m oda
definite and effective in com bating tio n of u u tom obllists.
A m ong o th e rs know n tn th is vi
th ese ex h ib itio n s of gross ignorance.
Mrs. K arl H ag b erg san g very cin ity , he visited w ith th e Id lem an s
a t C aldw ell and th e LlndseyH a t
p leasing m usical selections
" B e rt Lindsey has
T he Red C ross d riv e was re p re N am pa. Idaho.
se n ted by Mrs. Jo h n C annon— a n o th th e biggest and best g ara g e ln all th e
er phase of hom e m issionary work. c o u n try ,” said Mr. W ood.
At Boise a public au to m o b ile cam p
A th a n k offering was ta k e n also
w hich will go to w ard th e A laskan is m a in tain ed by th e com m ercial
sc h o larsh ip th e ladieB are sp o n so rin g . club of th e city, w hich fu rn ish es free
T he d ev o tio n al p art of th e session w ater, lig h ts und cam ping g ro u n d s,
was led by Mrs. W yeth, Mrs. E. F an d a c a re ta k e r to look a f te r th e
co m fo rt of th e visitors. A good-sized
Goodwill was le ad e r of th e day.
A d elicious lu n ch eo n of sa lad , cake b u ild in g Is provided w ith sev eral gas
an d coffee were serv ed by th e hostess, p lates, w ate r fau c ets anil lau n d ry
Mrs. Tow le, anil h e r a ssista n ts. Mrs. tra y s w here tra v e le rs may conven
C. P. Moffitt, Mrs. Ed. M etzger, Mrs ien tly do necessary w ashing. A n om
O eorge K enney and Mrs. G eorge Page inal ch a rg e is m ade fo r th e use of gas
b ut all o th e r acco m m o d atio n s a re
ab so lu tely free.
An a v e rag e of 60
MIS8 HENRIETTA WILES
BRIDE OF SERVICE MAN au to m o b iles u day was ta k en care of
a t th is cam p last sum m er.
O th er tow ns have provisions m ore
Miss H e n rie tta May W iles of B ea
v er B end, an d E rw in G ilb ert G ates o r less extensive, b ut Mr. Wood
th e
pro g ressiv e tow n
of P o rtla n d w ere m a rried N ovem ber says th a t
11 a t th e hom e of th e b rid e's p aren ts. now Is th e one w hich maki-s g en ero u s
Mr an d Mrs. T hom as W iles. The p lan s for tlte com fort of th e in c re a s
cerem ony was at 2 :3 0 , Rev. R. E. ing n u m b er of to u ris ts who are see
Myers of th e M ethodist ch u rch p er ing th e co u n try by autom obile.
form ing th e rin g cerem ony th a t
COMMUNITY SING
u n ited them for b e tte r o r worse.
Miss W iles was b ea u tifu lly dressed
HELD AT FAIRVIEW
In brown velvet and ca rrie d an arm
F airview held a co m m u n ity sing
boquet of roses. She was atten d e d
by .Miss Vivian Hevel as b ridesm aid, in S m ith M em orial ch u rc h , T uesday
and h er b ro th e r Louts W iles acted as even in g In ce le b ra tio n of A rm istice
P atrio tic and p o p u la r songs
best man. Mrs. B ack stran d presided day.
at th e piano and played th e w edding w ere jo y fu lly caroled by young and
old. Mrs. A L. S tone led th e a u d i
m arch
A fter co n g ra tu la tio n s and good ence and Mrs. Sam Dixon presided
w ishes had been te n d ered th e newly a t th e piano.
A q u a rte t co n sistin g of Mrs C edric
m a rrie d couple, d ain ty refre sh m e n ts
were served. T he house was d ecor Stone, Mrs R osalie L u sch er, Lew is
ated w ith p la n ts and. b ea u tifu l ferns S tone an d J. W T ow nsend d elig h ted
Th«- groom Is a naval rec ru itin g th e g a th e rin g w ith p o p u lar m usical
officer and h as trav e led extensively selections.
Brief ta lk s w ere m ade by O F
T he newly weds have ta k en a p a r t
m en ts In P o rtlan d , w here they will Cady and R. H. M orrill * T he p rin ci
pal sp e ak e r was H. P. Lee of P o rt
m ake th e ir hom e for th e p resen t.
Among th e g u e sts present were land who gave a sp len d id ad d re ss on
T he
C ap tain E lders and th ree b ro th e r of loyalty and love of co u n try
fleers of Pori land, Ia>uls W iles anil speech was one p rep ared to be given
fam ily of P o rtlan d , E v erett Stafford, before a m eeting of th e Hons of
wife and son of M elrose, .Mrs Back- A m erican R evolution and show ed
stra n d , Mrs. H evel, Miss Vivian th a t th e appeal for p atrio tism m ade
H evel, Rev. R. K Myers, Mr anil by G eorge W ash in g to n , Jo h n A dam s
an d o th e r lead ers d u rin g lh e try in g
Mrs T hom as W iles
period of th e ir day could be applied
to th e p resen t day problem s
RAKER & SON, AGENTS
T he ce le b ra tio n tdosed w ith ev e ry
FOR WILLARD BATTERY
body visiting an d e a tin g apples amt
R ak er A Son have W illard b attery delicious cookies
service for G resbnni anil E stacada
They are well equipped to do all VICTORY PARENT
kinds of b attery w ork, and s ta rte r
TEACHERS ORGANIZE
and g e n e ra to r rep airin g . T he R akers
A very In terestin g m eeting was
have a g ara g e at E stacad a, as well as
th e business here. C o m p eten t help is held at th e V ictory sch o o lh o u se o t
used In th e b a tte ry d e p a rtm e n t, and last T uesday evening, when a I’a re iit-
they use th e sta n d a rd P o rtlan d price T ea ch e r association fo r th e d istric t
list In com p u tin g th e ch a rg es on all was org an ized , Mrs Jo h n L ynch,
work done. T hey prom ise sa tisfa c p resid e n t of th e C ounty C ouncil, was
present and presided and C ounty Su
tory work
p e rln te n d e n t A lderson assisted
T h e follow ing co rp s of officers was
K. th L. of H. Ilan ce Postpone«!
Iiwleft nltely.
¡ele cte d : p resid e n t, Mrs. G eorge Hay-
All who have b o u g h t tic k e ts may j d e n ; vice p resid e n t, Mrs. E. A. S ta f
have them red eem ed by callin g on fo rd ; se creta ry , F red F o ch ; tr e a s u r
Guy Jonee.
e r . Miss G e rtru d e Ick le r. O w ing to
the consent of th e g o v ern e d ; a de th e Inclem ancy of th e w ea th er th e at-
m o c ra c y In a rep u b lic; a sovereign | te n d an c e at th e m eetin g was not
It Is hoped to see all p a tro n s
¡N atio n of m any sovereign s ta te s , a ■ la rg e
perfect union, on e and In sep arab le, j of th e d istric t a t th e first re g u la r
estab lish ed upon th o se p rin cip les of m eeting of th e asso ciatio n to be held
freed an d eq u a lity , and Ju stice and j a t th e sc h o o lh o u se on F rid a y even-
A
h u m a n ity fo r w hich A m erican p a lin g , N ovem ber 21 a t 8 o'clock
trio ts sacrificed (h e ir llv««s an d fo r ■plendtd p ro g ram Is being a> ranged
by Miss M arian R o b ertso n , th e te ac h
tune.
I th e re fo re believe It la my d u ty to e r. M rs Stafford an d Mrs J a s Burns.
my co u n try to love It, to su p p o rt Rs A real g e l-to g e th e r good tim e Is ex-
Come and be a live w ire in
! C o n s titu tio n ; to obey Rs law a; to | peeled
All a re !n-
respect Ita flag, an d to d efend It tb la co m m unity w ork
1 vltad.
' against all ensmlea