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W EEK
VOL. 10,
G resham O utlook
NO. 11
SCHOOL SITUATION
TO BE DISCUSSED
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
COUNTY.
OREGON
TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1920
WORTHY GRAND MATRON
MRS. JAMES E. BENFIELD
FAIR BOARD DISCUSSES
! JAMES HARVEY WILSON
VISITS LOCAL CHAPTER
SUCCUMBS TO SICKNESS
GRANGE QUESTIONS
BURIED AT DOUGLAS
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
LEWIS CANDIDATE
FOR STATE SENATE
A m ost d elig h tfu l evening was
A fter ten days of serio u s illness.
T he
M ultnom ah County F a ir
The fu n eral Services for Jam es
spent T uesday by th e m em bers of Mrs. Jam es E. Benfield of C orbett, Board m et at th e Bank of G resham
H
arvey
W ilson which w ere held from !
the local c h a p te r of th e Evening S tar answ ered th e call of .the G reat R eap­ Monday afternoon.
th e G resham M. E church T hursday!
| lodge when th ey e n te rta in e d Mrs. er at 2 o'clock a. m. April 1st. H er
T. J. K re u d er rep o rted for th e
T here will be a special m eeting of A lberta F. M cMurphy, w orthy g ran d passing cast a shadow over th e com ­ g ran g e com m ittees who had m ade aftern o o n was largely atten d ed by j
th e Business M en's club at th e Union m atron, on h er official visit to th e m unity w here she had lived m ost of recom m endations to th e fa ir board his m any frien d s and acquaintances of j
H igh school W ednesday evening, G resham ch ap ter. A n um ber of oth- th e tim e fo r th e p ast 12 years.
in reg a rd to location and prizes to th e deceased. Many old-tim e friends ;
A pril 7 at 8 o’clock to consider m at- e r prom inent officials of th e E astern
- race --
-
G
May Spencer
was born Sep­ be aw ard ed a t th e fa ir next fall.
and acq u ain tan ces who had known
te rs relativ e to th e situ atio n w hich S tar lodges w ere present am ong tem b er 26, 1876, a t F o rre st City,
On recom m endation of th e com ­ Mr. W ilson fo r the past 30 or 4 0
co n fro n ts th e d istric t in th e need o f ,* h o m w ere Mrs J. J. Johnson, Iowa, and cam e to P o rtlan d 12 years m ittee it was voted to locate th e years and one at least, D aniel D un­
added facilities fo r high school pur- w orthy m atro n of M arth a M ashing- ago, com ing to th e C o rb ett com m uni­ g ran g e booths on th e so u th side of b ar, who had met him first nearly 67
ton c h a p te r in P o rtlan d , Mrs. A. ty th e sam e year to teach th e U pper th e m ain pavilion com m encing w ith years ago w han Mr. W ilson, then a
P ro m in en t speakers from d istric ts ’ C raw ford, w orthy m atro n of Catnelia L ato u rell school a t w hich place she th e second booth on th e so u th east sm all boy 13 years old, first came to
o u tside of Union High school D istrict chapter, P o rtlan d , Mrs. L au ra lia r- gained th e ad m iratio n and respect of co rn er of th e hall. If necessary two th is p a rt of Oregon.
No 2 as well as th e board of d ir e c t- ' ,ow - 8 ra n 'i e le c tra from T ro u td ale both pupils an d p are n ts in th a t dis- or th re e of th e booths will be located
Jam es H arvey W ilson was born in
ors of th is d istric t and o th e rs who chapter. Miss N ellie M cKinley, g ran d trict. Ten years ago she was m ar- on th e n o rth side of the building.
a re in te reste d , w ill be present. T he secretary, Ju d g e S tapleton, p ast rjed to Jam es E. Benfleld of Cor- They will all be finished alik e an d F u lto n county, Illinois. Septem ber
30, 1840 and died M arch 30, 1920.
g en e ral problem of en larg in g th e g ran d p atro n of Oregon, J . C arpen- b ett. They resided in P o rtlan d for lined w ith th e sam e color paper.
H e was th e son of Jam es Lynn
It was voted to give a flat ra te of
U nion H igh school d istric t, th e bond­ ter, p atro n of M artha W ashington several m onths a fte r m arria g e and
in g of th e en larged d istric t and the chapter, and num erous o th e r visit- , th ere she united w ith th e W oodstock |1 0 0 to each g ran g e th a t exhibited W ilson, a pioneer an d M ethodist
I M ethodist Episcopal church. She w ith $1 ex tra fo r each point th ey m in ister who cam e w ith his fam ily to
b u ilding of a new building will be ors from P o rtla n d ch ap ters.
The local c h a p te r p ut on th e ini- 'le a v e s to m ourn h e r d eath, h er hus- scored o ver 75 points.
Oregon In 1853 when Jam es H arvey
discussed
I t is prom ised th a t som e definite J tia to ry w ork for th e inspection of th e band, fo u r young sons, m o th er and
It was voted to offer an ad d itio n al was a lad of 13 years. T he fam ily
p lan of action w ill be th ra sh e d o u t w orthy g ran d m atro n a fte r w hich fath e r, a siste r and b ro th er,
prize fo r each g ran g e w hich has its settled n e a r G resham when they en ­
and agreed upon.
! Mrs Jo h n Cannon presented Mrs.
F u n e ra l services w ere held from booth in place, exhibitions and dec- dured all th e p rivations and h a rd ­
T his question is one of vital im - ' M cM urphy w ith a b eau tifu l cut glass (he C orbett church, F rid ay , A pril 2d ¡o ratio n s com plete by 10 a. m. Mon- ships so typical of pioneer life. •
Mr. W ilson joined th e arm y d u r­
p o rtan ce to everyone in th is p a r t of bowl on behalf of G resham ch a p te r a t 2 o ’clock, w here a la rg e concourse day m o rn in g of th e fa ir week.
T he positions of th e g ran g e ing th e la te days of th e Civil W ar
th e county w heth er o r not they have Mrs. Cannon m ade a ch arm in g little o f peopie assem bled. Rev. E arl B.
high school pupils. Aside from the speech of p resen tatio n w hich was Cotton of th e P lea san t Home M ethod- booths will be chosen by lot and it and was m ade a corporal. He was in
“ D. C. Lewis, who served In th “
d u ty th a t all owe to th e natio n to gracefully acknow ledged by Mrs. Mc­ ist Episcopal church, spoke w ords of is planned to m ake th e position p er­ th e service 18 m onths and was s ta ­ 1915, 1917 an d 1919 sessions of the
M
urphy.
tioned
In
so
u
th
ern
Oregon.
com fort to th e bereaved ones. T he m anent.
p rovide school facilities fo r every
le g islatu re, has announced his can­
A bou n tifu l supper was served by floral offerings w ere in profusion,
At th e close of th e w ar he retu rn ed didacy for sta te se n ato r,” says th e
'rtie board of d irecto rs also listened
pupil in th e U nited S tates, th e re is
an econom ic condition to face. One th e efficient refresh m en t com m ittee. one of th e m ost b ea u tifu l pieces be­ to th e suggestions m ade by Mrs. U. to U liuols by way of th e Isth m u s of Mt. Scott H erald
“ Mr. Lew is favors legislation th at
h as only to ldok ab o u t them to find T hose on th is com m ittee w ere, Mrs. ing se n t by Colum bia g ran g e of G. Sm ith, su p e rin ten d e n t of th e a rt P an am a and w hile In th e east he m ar­
th a t m any of th e people w ho are J. N. C lanahan, ch a irm an ; Mes- w hich deceased w as a m em ber, d ep a rtm en t, who cam e to p resen t a ried Mrs. Rachel Ann Beaver. F o u r will aid in bringing th e nation and
se ttlin g in th is localitv are b ro u g h t d ,m e8 Jam es S terling, A. H am m ar, 1 holding th e office of P om ona a t the list of suggestions to th e prem ium ch ild ren w ere born to th is union, a s ta te hack to its norm al condition;
d au g h te r who died in infancy and will aid in low ering th e cost of liv­
h ere directly o r indirectly by the Wm. Stanley, C. J. L u n d q u ist, Messrs, tim e of h e r dem ise. In term e n t was com m ittee.
ing and in prom oting o u r in d u stries
th ree sons who survive him.
M
etzger,
Win.
S
tanley
and
Dr.
W.
J.
¡n
th
e
E
vans
cem
etery.
fact th p t Union H igh provides splen­
and com m erce
He w ants to m ake
T
he
fam
ily
lived
in
K
ansas
for
a
O
tt.
“
it
can
n
o
t
be
th
a
t
life
is
life
since
W C T. U. MEET TO HOLD
did educational facilities for th e chil­
P o rtlan d th e biggest and best port
n
u
m
b
er
of
years
and
th
en
retu
rn
ed
to
T
he
hall
was
b
eau
tifu
lly
decorat-
thou
a
rt
gone.
Oh.
trag
ed
y
of
life,
INTERESTING MEETING
d ren w hile th e p are n ts m ay enjoy
the Pacific coast, because P ortland
Oregon w here they took up a d ona­ is the logical point of d istrib u tio n .
th e benefits to be derived from the ed w ith sp rin g flowers and Oregon and sw eet relief of d eath , we a re re ­
T he W. C. T. U. will m eet a t th e tion land claim In 1875 which was lo­ He believes th a t o u r schools should
shru b b ery w hich was m ost tastefu lly signed, if in a b rig h te r, fa ire r land
life aw ay from a la rg e city.
T his com m unity is ideally located arran g e d . Mrs. Maxwell Schneider th a n this, th e re has come surcease hom e of Mrs. W ill O tt next T h u rs­ cated n e a r his fa th e r’s old hom e and be th e best and Instructed by th e
day aftern o o n at 2 :3 0 p. m.
adjoins
th e
p resen t
au to club ablest te ac h ers; th a t disloyalty to
fo r an educational center. Much de- and Mrs. Geo. H oney were in charge from pain and b rig h te r bliss.”
A little playlet “ A m ericanization” grounds. Mrs. W ilson died in 1890. o u r nation should bo wiped out and
pdhds upon th e action ta k en by those j of
decorations,
will be given by seven ladles from T he fam ily hom e has alw ays been on m ust not find a restin g place to sow
who atten d th is m eeting.
/ h e m eeting closed a t a la te h o u r RECEPTION FOR PASTOR
d.
th e hom e place until ab o u t two years th e seeds of d isco n ten t; th a t In th e
T he situ atio n as It sta n d s is t h a t ' a fte r a d elig h tfu l evening,
TO BE HELD THURSDAY P o T rtlan
he sp eak er of the aftern o o n will ago when Mr. W ilson and his wife, ex p en d itu re of public moneys th ere
should be conservative economy
th e re will be ab o u t 100 stu d e n ts who pT pA <5A M T w n w rP /lTRTSt
T he reception fo r th e new p asto r be Mrs. M. L. T. H idden of P o rtland. Mrs. Ja n e Massey W ilson whom he p ractlq fd in every d ep a rtm en t of the
cannot be provided fo r next fall un- P L E A ® A N T H O M E G IR L S
Miss
R
u
th
Young,
th
e
county
of
th
e
B
ap
tist
ch
u
rch
and
his
wife,
m arried in 1892, moved to Gresham . state.
less additio n al room is provided. j
I O K M U U IL K tO L K V L o
-----------
i Rev. and Mrs. R o b ert G ale K ay will h ealth n u rse will be present and p re­
Born and train ed in a C hristian
“ L egislation In favor of th e few
T he school is crow ded fa r beyond its ,
Miss E thel M itchell of th e Girl Re- be held a t th e lib ra ry next T h u rsd ay sent th e su b ject of a “ C hild's W el­ hom e Mr. W ilson early in life em ­ and against th e m any should not be
capacity now and th e lim it . has
been
, . , i serve Corps of th e Y. W. C. A., visit- PVe n 1 n e A n r i l s \
fa re sta tio n fo r G resh am ” to th e la braced th e C h ristian faith and re ­ to lerated wild g h a t all laws th a t are
reached. Some action m u st e a ' ed P leasan t Home la st S atu rd ay after-
T h ere will be a sh o rt p ro g ram as
dies present.
m ained ste a d fa st th ro u g h o u t his life. d etrim en tal to th e public interests
en im m ediately.
noon and organized a Girl R eserve j follow s: p ray er by Rev. A. J. W are,
Miss M yrtle R u sh er will sing an Always an active w o rk er in church and of d o u b tfu l expediency be re ­
Several plans have been discussed
fo rm er p asto r of th e church h ere; E a ste r song “ Low in th e G rave He circles an d u n til his h ealth failed, an pealed a t once.
b u t no definite action has been taken. Corps at th a t place.
"In a n u tsh ell, he believes in doing
T he girls have been p lanning on | sh o rt talk s by M ayor Geo. K enney, L ays” .
ard e n t w o rk er in revival meetings, w h a t’s rig h t and fa ir to his fellow
R apid action m ust be ta k en if the
this
fo
r
som
e
tim
e
and
are
full
ol
fjey.
s.
G.
Roper,
of
th
e
F
re
e
M
ethod-
All
m
em
bers
of
th
e
various
m
is­
it
has-been
a
g
reat
tria
l
to
hint
th
a
t
m an and to Improve conditions as
w ork is to be com pleted in tim e for
energy and hope and plan to build ¡„t ch u rch ; Rev. H. G eb h ard t, of the sionary societies of th e town are in ­ of late years lie lias been deprived of they exist.”
school next fall fo r th e re Is only five
th e ir organizatio n up and increase th e zion E vangelical ch u rch . P rin. E. F. vited to atten d th is m eeting as plana many ch u rch privileges on account of
T he above is from th e stan d p o in t
m o nths betw een now and th e open­
m em bership. They organized w ith a Goodwin on behalf of th e M ethodist will be m ade for th e co-operation of failing h ealth .
of o u r contem p o rary down P ortland
in g of th e high school next fall.
m em bership of 10 b u t expect to add church. Rev. E. A. L eonard of the th e W. C. T. U. w ith th e m issionary
A lthough in failing h ealth for sev­ why. It sh o u ld be added th a t Mr.
o th e rs rig h t aw ay. All g irls 12 or B a p tist church, an d a sh o rt response societies w ork. All th o se in terested era l years Mr. W ilson’s death cam e Lewis has alw ays ta k en au active
NIGHT SCHOOL CLASS
over are eligible to m em bership.
by Rev. Mr. Kay. A *olo by Mrs. in th e w ork are invited to atten d as q u ite a shock to his fam ily and in te re st in th e affairs of th e county
POSTPONED ONE WEEK
T he Girl R eserves is a new o rg an ­ K arl J. ila g b e rg an d o th e r special w hether they are m em bers of any of friends. He was on his way to P o rt­ o utside of P o rtlan d and has greatly
land to se ttle up some business m a t­ aided th e ru ra l d istricts. He can be
T he n ig h t school class in poultry ization u nd er th e auspices of th e n u m b ers have been arran g e d . W in- th e societies o r not.
S erving com m ittee, Mrs. E. F. ters and to visit w ith his son Wiley, depended upon as a m em ber of the
keeping which was announced for Y oung W om en’s C h ristian associa­ efred Beechel will give a reading.
The balance of th e evening will Goodwin, ch airm an , Mrs. K arl Mll- when th e d eath angel sum m oned him M ultnom ah delegation to see beyond
n ex t W ednesday evening, April 7, tion and is a so rt of cross betw een
w ill be pontponed u n til th e next th a t o rganizatio n and th e cam p fire be sp en t In a social way. A com mit-1 ler, Mrs. Jas. S terling, Mrs. E. E. home. His death occurred Just afte r th e big city.
w eek on account of th e m eeting of girls. It is und en o m in atio n al and is tee was appointed who have a r W elling, Mrs. Maxwell Schneider, he had boarded the ca r at th e O. W.
th e B usiness M en’s club and th e di­ considered by m any to be th e best ranged a Jolly program of gam es and Mrs. O. I Neal, Mrs. H. C. L arsen P. depot T uesday m orning, March CO. COMMISSIONER MUCK
rec to rs of th e U nion H igh school dis­ organization of its kind th a t has ever co n tests which will be enjoyed by and "Mrs. Wm. Stanley.
30, He leaves to m ourn th e ir loss
SEEKS RE ELECTION
I E veryone cordially invited.
one and all.
tr ic t which will m eet th a t evening at been form ed.
his widow, Mrs. Ja n e W ilson, th ree
It
aim
s
to
develop
a
fourfold
life
County
C
om m issioner A. A. Muck
Mrs. J. N C lanahan is th e su p e r­ sons, C harles of G aston, Wiley of
A cordial in v itatio n is extended to
th e high school.
T he classes will be continued next and th is aim Is em bodied in th e fol­ all to a tte n d th is reception and en ­ in te n d e n t of cooperation w ith m is­ P o rtlan d , an d E dgar who llveB near has announced his candidacy for re-
sionary societies
w eek. A pril 14 will be th e next m eet­ low ing lines of endeavor: h ealth , joy a p leasan t evening.
G resham , also a step d au g h ter, Mrs. nom ination on th e republican ticket.
Mr. Muck has served one term as
ing date. T he m eetings have been service, know ledge and spirit.
Ida C lark , of P o rtlan d , and several
T he follow ing g irls a re c h a rte r
Is y o u r w'atch stead ily losing g ran d ch ild ren . Besides these n ea r a m em ber of th e board of county com ­
A n o th er good tim e dance will be
grow ing in in te re st and helpfulness
issioners, having been elected In
as m ore and m ore find tim e to a t­ m em bers of th e P leasan t H ome Girl given at Fairview S atu rd ay evening, j tim e? If so, it needs cleaning and relativ es th e re are a host of friends m
Bring it to Jones, the and o th e r relativ es who will feel th e 1916. Basing his candidacy for re-
April 10th. A door prize will be ad ju stin g .
ten d.
All a re Invited to join the R eserves: Inez Bell, Agnes and Alm a given,
nom ination on th e claim th a t he has
1 Jew eler. All w ork g u aran teed .
11
L arsen, H elen M oulton, A nna Len-
loss of a sin cere friend and n eigh­ given all his tim e and atte n tio n to his
class.
n artz, A rdis Rich, M arg ru ite Hem-
bor.
official duties, Mr. Muck points to th e
m ars, C lara Johnson, Genevieve I
Many frien d s and acquain tan ces of fact th a t he has atten d ed every m eet­
ROCKWOOD CHURCH
M anary and R u th Ickler. Mrs. C lara (
Mr. W ilson atten d ed th e fu n eral ing of th e county board but one d u r­
HAS NEW PASTOR L enn artz has been chosen to s e r v e '
services w hich w ere held from th e ing his term of office.
P rio r to assum ing his p resen t d u ­
It was w ith m uch reg ret th a t th e ]aa
“ dvisor.
G resham M ethodist Episcopal church,
ties, Mr. Muck, who has resided In
an n o uncem ent of Rev. F. J. S chnell’s
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . Many old-tim e P o rtlan d w ith his fam ily fo r 17 years,
rem oval, w as received.
Dr. E. E. VICTOR E. HENGSTLER
h e sen io r class will ap p e ar in to be th e highest class play th a t has j frien d s who had known Mr. W ilson served a term as president of th e St.
DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS “ Q T uality
G ilbert, d istric t su p e rin ten d e n t of th e
S tre e t” a t Jh e Masonic hall, ev er been p u t on by Union High. A ' for th e past 30 o r 40 years were pres­ Jo h n s city council and two term s as
Salem d istric t, has seen fit to move
V. E. H en g stler of C o ttrell died (F rid a y , A pril 9, 1920. T his play is splendid m usical progsam has been en t to pay th e ir last respects to a m ayor of St. Jo h n s, being the incum ­
him to M arquam , Oregon.
Rock­ in a P ortlan d hospital last S atu rd ay one of J. M B a rrie ’s and is staged a rran g e d . T he cu rta in rises a t 8 :15 valued frien d , and th e re was present bent of th a t office when St. Jo h n s was
wood church h as grow n in every way m orning at 8 o’clock a fte r an illness by Miss Effie Thom pson. It is said ' sharp.
one at le a st who had been a boyhood m erged with P ortland.
C om m issioner M uck’s activities
since his m in istry began in 1917.
friend of Mr. W ilson. T his was
I of only a sh o rt d u ratio n . Mr. Heng-
P R O G R A M
It is w ith m uch pleasure, how­ s tle r was will know n In th e C o ttrell
D aniel D u n b ar of F airview who was d u rin g tjie w ar gained him consider­
... .Union H igh O rch estra th e first boy w ith whom Mr. Wilson able prom inence. He organized th e
ever, th a t th e new s can be received neighborhood w here he has lived for “ Silver S ta r,” Hazel
rrito ry n o rth of F rem ont street for
....Union H igh O rch estra becam e acq u ain ted , when he arrived te
"V erto n o M arch” ..
th a t he is to be follow ed by a good the past seven years.
the war savings stam p drive and had
m an. Rev. Mr. F essler. He Is re ­
in
Oregon
57
years
ago.
ACT
I.
,
full ch arg e of th a t drive in M ultno­
V ictor E. H en g stler was born Oc­
Scene: Blue an d w hite room of th e Misses T hrossel in Q uality S treet. ( The fu n eral service was conducted mah county o u tsid e of P o rtlan d . He
cently from K ansas, has had 10 y ears’ tober 13, 1871, at M onm outh, till-1
Miss
Phoebe
T
hrossel,
who
V
alentine
Brown
com
pares
w
ith
a
sw
eet,
experience, and is of an evangelistic nois. On F eb ru ary 11, 1897,
by Rev. R. E. Myers. Mrs. A. W. p articip ated as a d istric t lead er in all
he
n a tu re , w hich should fit him especial­ was m arried at L am born, K ansas to old-fashioned g ard en , fancies h er «adm irer Is about to offer h er his hand. Shipley, Mrs. J. C. Shultz. Leslie Wal- of the Red Cross drives and in three
But
in
stead
he
goes
to
w
ar
a
g
a
in
st
Napoleon.
Phoebe
and
h
e
r
s
is
te
r
Susan
ly fo r Rockwopd. He, w ith Rev. Mr. Miss Ida R. Mead. His widow and
rad and Rev. E arl B. Cotton sang of the liberty loan cam paigns. In two
decide to become teach ers.
Schnell, will conduct th e services two children, L ilah and A nthony,
som e of Mr. W ilson’s fav o rite hym ns of th e lib e rty loan drives he had
charge of all te rrito ry in M ultnom ah
next Sunday, A pril 11, a t 7:3 0 p. m. survive him . Mr. H en g stler was a "N ew port B ells” ................................... ................ ...................Union H igh O rch estra and H enry B arndricks, a b rother-in- county
outsidp of P o rtland.
“.Southern B ells” .....................................................-4..............Union H igh O rchestra
law,
sang
th
e
b
eau
tifu
l
hym
n,
“
Faces
Mr. M uck's d eclaratio n of candi­
m em ber of th e W. O. W. a t Cortez,
ACT II.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Cam p were
We
H
ave
W
elcom
ed”
,
which
Mr.
W
il­
dacy Is as follow s:
Colorado.
Scene: The sam e blue an d w hite room ten y ears later, a school room . son loved best of all.
very much su rp rised E aster m orning
“ If I am n om inated and elected I
Besides his widow and children,
Ten years la te r ,. C aptain Brown re tu rn s to find Miss Phoebe a worn-
to receive a b ask et w ith an E aster
T he p all bearers were, A. B. Con­ will, d u rin g my term of office, favor
he leaves a b ro th e r in C anada, two o u t school teach er. She fancies he cares b ut little fo r her. In o rd er to at-
egg in it. T he egg was not golden sisters in Colorado and one sis te r in tra c t hint she poses as h er neice, Miss Livvy, and succeeds in ob tain in g a rad and H enry F ritz of Melrose'; L. and enforce one h u n d red per cent.
b u t on opening it they found a check
P. M anning, J. H. IIoss, J. C. P e te r­ A m ericanism In all d ep a rtm en ts of
req u est from him to atten d a ball. T he old m aids are curious.
Los Angeles, to m ourn th e ir loss.
county g o v ern m en t; favor th e devel­
fo r a goodly sum which was p rese n t­
.Union High Orchestra son, and Mr P rem o of G resham .
F u n eral services will be held S un­ "O lym pic M arch” ...............................
opm ent of th e budget system so th a t
ed by m em bers of th e Red C ross and
Internw
jfr
was
in
j
h
e
fam
ily
lot
O
rch
estra
..Union
High
“Margaret
W
altz”..............................
day, April 11 at 2 p. m. from th e C ot­
th e people will be fully Inform ed In
o th e r friends and neighbors to as-
a
t
D
ouglass
cem
etery.
reg ard to ex p en d itu res; devote my
It Is ex­
ACT III.
sits them in replacing th e ir recent trell com m unity church.
en tire tim e to the office, as In the
pected th a t th e body will be shipped
Scene: A g ard en scene ju st off the ball room
loss by fire.
p ast; co n tin u e to d isch arg e my d u ­
A p p r e c ia t io n E x p re s s e d .
At th e g rand ball Miss Livvy flirts w ith re tu rn e d soldiers. The old
to th e form er hom e in Colorado for
m aids, suspicious of h e r Identity, come to Investigate. A rase of fain tin g !
We wish to express o u r h earty ties w ith efficiency, courtesy and
T he story of an Oregon fam ily, burial.
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¡V a le n tin e Brown as physician tak es charge. It is Miss Phoebe, not th e th a n k s to th e Red Cross and the econom y; keep my office door open,
bravely fighting ad v ersity to win the
good frien d s of G reshatn for th e as I have since I becam e county com-
K.
&
L.
OF
SECURITY
who he admlreB
m tssloner, so th a t people having bus­
f a th e r fre e from the ch a rg e of m u r­
TO IN IT IA T E C L A S S "When Irish Eyes Are Sm iling”
Mr I. E Webb E aster g ift presented to us to assist iness w ith m e may consult me w ithout
1U U U H A I L
| 'T h o u g h ts of Hom e"
I ,. e
11 ie I. «>r bes. t i In rep lacin g o u r recent loss by fire.
d e r; th e sto ry of a d a u g h te r’s su­
d elay ; favor reduction of cost of gov­
MR AND MRS. E. M CAMP.
prem e sacrifice In th e fam ily’s battle
W. J. Hopfer, representing the
ACT IV.
ern m en t by consolidation of con­
ag a in st odds m ade overw helm ingly
flicting ac tiv itie s; favor hom e labor
Scene: The blue and w hite room
BOYS UPSET CAR TO
by th e Influenza scourge; th e story K nights and Ladies of Security, has
and home p ro d u cts; favor enforce­
Miss Livvy is ill a fte r th e b all; t o visitors are ad m itted
To satisfy
of a S alvation Army lassie’s w ork ofi secured a class of 19 new m em bers
AVOID
COLLISION
ment of law .”
m ercy th ro u g h th e long d re a r days of and expects to m ake it 25 before th e old m aids V alen tin e Brown dlspm es of Miss Livvy. He then assu res!
His slogan Is:
“ P resen t county
fev er when a m o th e r and seven c h il- ! next W ednesday »evening, April 7, Mips Phoebe th at she is still like a garden.
C arl S alquist and Sherm an E v eritt
.“ F o rt G ay” ............. .................. «■........ - ......................... Union High O rchestra had a n arro w escape from Injury com m issioner: alw ays otgflthe Job;
d ren fought fo r life in cram ped quar- when they will be in itiated
,
continued good service ”
te rs , has com e to light a t E ugene,
s ta te M anager L M. T hom as; as-
w hen th e tru c k which they were i
« 1 S T O F < HARACTEK.S.
O regon.
sisted by some officers from P o rtlan d M1S8 PH O EBE, who la much like a g ard e n ............................. M arie T acheron driving tu rn e d over on the Powell
T he d eath of th è g irl and th e fu ­
Com ing E v e n ts a t t i l e I. H u m -y.
............ G ertru d e Dowsett Valley road n ear the g rad e school.
n era l, th e grip p in g pathos of the will ta k e p a rt an d conduct th e ln itia- MISS SUSAN, who could not be u n lad y lik e. . . .
Sherm an E v eritt has been driving
D. A. Thom pson, of P o rtlan d , will
strlck'en, accused fath e r, alone of all , ,lon w h,ch w ,n probably not last MISS WILLOUGHBY, a very p ro p er old m aid .................................R uth H artley th e tru ck for the Benson F arm and
lectu re at th e lib rary T uesday even­
th e fam ily of nine, torn by g rea t sobs m ore than an hour. The balance nt MISS H EN R IETTA , who th in k s ju s t as Miss W illoughby does
E sth er P eterso a was ta k in g C arl S alquist, who was to 1 ing, April 13, on A stronom y.
Mr.
as he «wtood at th e foot of th e little th e evening will be spent In a social
L etltia P u lfe r ta k e up th e work, over th e route
Thom
pson
will
discuss
th
e
planets
grave, b ro u g h t th e case to the public way and all those who a r In terested ' MISS FANNY, much In terested in rom ances ................
T he boys were com ing down th e '
Wlftna A tterb u ry
PATTY, who knows how to frig h ten her m istre ss.......
principally an d will have m sn y things
a tte n tio n
T he S alvation Arm y had a re Invited to atten d
Benem a M athews hill and m et a man w ith a load of of In terest to tell. He has m ade this
CHARLOTTE,
cousin
of
Ensign
B
lades.........»...................
been ta k in g care of th e fam ily for
Mr. H opfer expw»s»-s his ap p re cia­ H A RRIET, cousin of Spicer ..............................................
wood. J u s t as they w ere about to
.
.
......
Violet
Coe
days,
tion of th e courtesy and friendliness
....... Florence GUI pass a m achine going west passed an object of study arid his lectures
Ur. C harles T. W heeler, field rep ­ of th e people of G resham with whom ISABELLA, who w ants to acq u ire A !z eb ra-..................
th e wood wagon and to avoid th>- on th is su b je ct a re very popular In
Mab»d M -tzger
rese n tativ e of th e S alvation Army
i
F lorence Richey collision w hich appeared Inevitable P o rtlan d .
H om e Service P rogram fo r 1920, he has been w orking d u rin g th e past SCHOOL GIRLS
th e boys sw yng ou* on
»Id»* of the
I Ida Chase
checked up on th e case and it is in ten days.
b ank and upset the car.
VALENTINE BROWN, whom Q uality S tre et considers dashing
When "p ro m in en t citizens” g et
his rep o rt th e real story is revealed.
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One w heel was broken on th e m a­
Edw ard S trong
to g e th e r th ey spend So much tinieail-
It is a c h a p te r in th e fam ous C harles
New In tern atio n al Low IWian
chine
sn
d
several
o
th
e
r
p
arts
d
am
­
.................................................... Em m ett W elling aged but th e boys escaped with only iBirlng each o th e r they d o n 't have
L. T aylor m u rd er case In w hich Mar-1 wide spread sp read ers, ro lle r bear- RECRUITING SERG EA N T
much tim e le ft to do an y th in g else.
tin C lark was convicted on circutu- j ing, lig h t d ra ft , autom obile fro n t ENSIGN BLADES, who won th e w ar ag ain st N apoleon............. Lang Goodwin a few m in o r bruises.
s ta n tia l evidence, then g ra n te d new axles. )195 a t G resham . Get y o u r SPIC ER , who ad m ires Miss Livvy— ........................................... Bayard Miller
Will pow er la so m eth in g th a t
OKORGIE, school boy
..................... ....................................
O liver P eterson
t-la l. T he case held th e In terest o f , orders In early.
*
Lot* of new want ads. today. Look ! m akes y o u do th in g s you d o n 't w ant
Alden Miller
Oregon for w eeks
D r W heeler
H E SSE L ’S FARM MACHINERY, , ARTHUR, school boy.................................. .............................
to do.
WILLIAM SMITH, school boy ........... .................. - ...................... Victor Adlx them up
w rites from E ugene;
Phone 544.
Senior Class in “Quality Street”
Next Friday Night, Masonic Hall