Gresham outlook., April 16, 1920, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 10,
G resham O utlook
NO. 14
13TH IS HOODOO
FOR GRESHAMITES
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH
WOMAN TO PLACE ON
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD
COUNTY.
OREGON
FRIDAY,
APRIL
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Oregon for Lowden; Lovden for President
16,
1920
FIRST WOMAN HEAD
IN INTERNAL REVENUES
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
11.60 PER YEAR
LEADER VISITS
COUNTY CLUBS
The p resen t p re sid e n tia l n o m in atin g cam paign is exceptional In th e num-
T u esd ay , A pril 13, p ro v ed to be a
M iss H elen C ow gill, a s s is ta n t s ta te
S h er of really good an d capable m en who a re lined up a sk in g to r th e ir frien d s
for th em ) for th e n o m in atio n . We believe th is sta te m e n t Is especially tru e
m ost u n lu c k y day fo r G re sh a m p eo ­
clu b le a d e r, is v is itin g in th is com ­
of th e rep u b lican p a rty possib ilities.
ple fo r a n u m b e r fo u n d th e m se lv e s
m u n ity th is w eek. W ith th e county
T h is situ a tio n m ak es it d iffic u lt to pick th e stro n g est and best m an out
la id up fo r a p erio d o f en fo rc e d re s t
le a d e r. Miss E th e l I. C a lk in s, sh e Is
' oi a h alf dozen or m ore men of recognized high sta n d in g and executive ab ility .
w hen th e day w as d o n e.
v isitin g th e co o k in g a n d sew in g c lu b s
E very person w ho votes a t th e com ing p rim aries w ill need to decide a t th e
P ro b a b ly th e first a c c id e n t of th e
of th is co u n ty .
j tim e, If n o t before, w h at can d id a te to su p p o rt for no m in atio n on h is o r h er re ­
day w as a t th e M o rg an B ros, fa rm ,
Miss C ow gill ia very m uch p leased
spective p a rty tick et.
w hich th e y re c e n tly p u rc h a s e d fro m
w
ith
p ro g re ss of w o rk an d s p ir it
The O utlook recognizes th e good q u a lities of m any of th e candidates, b u t
Jo h n S leret.
L e o n a rd L a u d e rb a c k
sh o w n in th e school aind co m m u n ity .
|
tl
a
t
is
n
o
t
a
good
excuse
for
sta
y
in
g
on
tbe
fence.
E
specially
as
th
e
tim
e
w as th e v ictim a n d n e a rly lo st h is
M ost of th e co o k in g a n d sew in g clu b s
j c ra w s n ear, th e O utlook w ould like to show w here it sta n d s and th a t it can
life.
H e, w ith th e a id o f s e v e ra l
w ill be finished by th o tim e school
I give a reaso n for th e hope th a t it e n te rta in s
o th e rs , w as lo a d in g a b u ll on h is
closes. A little e x h ib it of th e club
The O utlook is n o t influenced by th e am o u n t of m oney an y can d id ate, o r
tru c k w hen th e m a d d e n e d a n im a l
w ork w ill be m ad e in each d is tric t.
h
is
backers,
a
re
w
illin
g
o
r
able
to
spend
for
pu
b
licity
o
r
support.
I
t
w
ishes
b ro k e aw ay fro m th e m en who- h a d
to tr e a t all fa irly b u t can n o t forego its privilege, as an in d ividual, of ta k in g
T h e first clu b to finish w ork th is
ro p es on h im a n d g o t M r. L a u d e r - !
its stan d for th e m an of its choice— an d th a t m an is G overnor Lowden, of Illi­
y e a r is th e S ylvan sew in g club. L ast
back dow n an d w as fa s t c ru s h in g th e
nois. To o u r m ind, a fte r carefu l read in g a i d study, so fa r as possible, of all
y e a r th e sch o o l d id n ’t accom plish
life o u t of him w hen o n e of th e m en
Mrs. H elen K. G ard en er, su f«
th e issues involved, th is is th e m an who sta n d s out am ong them ail a s com ing
a n y th in g in clu b w ork b u t th is y e a r
g o t a p itc h fo rk an d d ro v e th e a n im a l frag e le a d e r, is th e first wc.oian
th e n earest to m eetin g th e dem ands of th is governm ent of th e people, by th e
! th ro u g h th e in s p ira tio n a n d influ-
off.
M r. L a u d e rb a c k w as ab le to ev er to be ap p o in ted to a place
Mrs. E stelle V. C ollier of Salt. j en ce o f th e te a c h e r, M iss E liz a b e th
people
an d for th e people. H is nam e is synonym ous w ith th e h ighest type of
on
th
e
C
ivil
Service
Com
m
ission
c raw l to s a fe ty h u t th e fu rio u s a n i­
L ake City, th e first w om an to be
She has Ju st received th e appoint •
tru e A m ericanism .
C o rn eliu s, th e w o rk ad v an ced m o re
ap p o in ted collector of custom s In
m al m a d e a lu n g e a t Jo h n S le re t a n d
m eni from P-e.«ldent W ilson.
th e In te rn a l R evenue D ep artm en t,
As to th e dem and of th e tim es—th is is best expressed by a M innesota c iti­
ra p id ly th a n in an y o th e r school. T h e
n e a rly g o t him dow n also . T h e a n i- | ___________________________________
is also th e m o th er o f fo u r Chil­
zen recen tly in th e follow ing w o rds:
g irls w ere o rg a n iz e d by Miss C a l­
m al th e n m ad e a lu n g e a t H en ry M or­
d ren . She won th e ap p o in tm en t
"O ur v o ters never before have dem anded so stro n g ly for a sound, sensible
k in s on F e b ru a ry 16 a n d th e y fin­
over five m ale can d id a tes. She is
gan a n d c a u g h t him ju s t as h e w as HIGH SCHOOL DEBATING
1 bu sin ess a d m in stra tio n . O rato rs, p rofessors and sp ellb in d ers are as such ‘de
ished th e w ork on A pril 10. T h e re
also ch airm an of th e U tah D em ­
c lim b in g th e fen ce. Mr. M organ
W INNERS ANNOUNCED
o cratic W om en's S ta te C om m ittee.
¡tro
p
.’
T
he
v
o
ters
w
an
t
can
d
id
a
tes
to
show
them
w
hat
th
e
ir
ab
ility
h
as
been
w
ere 12 g irls tn th e club. Miss C a l­
fo u n d h im self six fe e t o n th e o th e r
H er h u sb an d _is a m ining e n ­
k in s an d Miss C ow gill v isited th e
W in n ers h av e been re p o rte d in n in e j along business lines. T hey p re fe r can d id a tes w ho have been successful in
sid e of th e fence b u t c o u n te d h im self
g in eer.
Lowden seem s to com e
clu b th is w eek a n d fo u n d th a t thev
f o r tu n a te in h av in g a fen ce b etw een o u t of th e tw elv e d is tric ts of th e O re ­ th e ir own b u sin ess: m en who can do th in g s, not talk
h ad a n e x h ib it of very good w ork.
gon H igh School D eb atin g L ea g u e n e a re r th a n an y of th e re s t to fillin g these re q u ire m e n ts.”
h im se lf a n d th e e n ra g e d b east.
KNIGHTS AND LADIES TO
T he nam e an d c a re e r of L ow den a re above reproach. He is th e m an w ith
T ills clu b , as well ns m any o th e rs ,
T h e a n im a l w as fin ally lo ad ed a n d to u rn a m e n t.
GIVE SUPPER AND DANCE
F o llo w in g is th e list as g iv en o u t th e n ecessary a b ility , ex p erien ce and Influence to give to th is n atio n In th is
h as o rig in a te d a n u m b e r of clu b yells
ta k e n to th e m a rk e t.
W. J. H o fp er, d e p u ty m a n a g e r. Is an d songs. T h e ir tr ib u te to H . C.
M r. L a u d e rb a c k h a s a b ro k e n c o l­ by th e L e a g u e h e a d q u a rte rs in th e c ritic a l tim e an a d m in is tra tio n of pow er and progressiveness w ith fairn ess
I an d safety.
to sp en d a n o th e r w eek h e re aid in g S eym our, R tate clu b len d er, is very
la r b one a n d tw o b ro k e n rib s as a U n iv e rsity of O regon E x ten sio n D ivi­
H is a ttitu d e Is rig h t and com m endable. He is not w illing to move heaven th e m e m b e rsh ip c am p a ig n of th e c le v e r and fu ll of pep.
re s u lt of h is ex p erien ce. H e is g e ttin g sio n :
M a rsh field i end e a rth to satisfy a perso n al am bition. If he Is w anted he Is ready. If ho K n ig h ts an d L a d ie s of S e c u rity lodge
a lo n g n icely b u t w as so b a d ly b ru ise d Coos Bay D istric t
T he R u sse llv ille co o k in g d u b is
T h is d ecisio n w as m ade by a n o th e r clu b d o in g excellent w ork.
.....S alem is not w anted he will not be d isg ru n tled . Ills own L incoln-like w ords recently, h ere.
a n d sh a k e n th a t th e bo n es could n o t ‘'‘o r t *1 W illa m e tte
!
in
Illin
o
is
w
ere
as
follow
s:
sp ecial req u est of th e lodge.
M edford
S o u th e rn O regon.
be set u n til today.
A bout a w eek ago th e g irls m et at
“F o r m ore th a n 30 y ears,’ he said : " I have lived in Illinois. The people
E n te rp ris e
T h e la s t big in itia tio n o f th e tile hom o of th e ir p re s id e n t, R u th
T h e second of th e se rie s of acci- E a s te r n O regon
d e n ts o c c u rre d in P o rtla n d , w h en A l- L o w e r C o lu m b ia
K n a p p a of th e sta te a re fa m ilia r w ith my record. T hey have honored me g reatly d riv e w ill be h eld next T u esd ay ev­ W allace, a n d p re p a re d an d se rv ed a
e n in g , A p ril 20. it Is expected th a t d in n e r to 19 perso n s. T h e te a c h e rs,
b e rt E k s tro m , lo cal tr u c k d riv e r, w as W est S id e........... .......................C o rv a llis an d for th is I am deeply g ratefu l.
"I d esire th e ir good-will and ap p ro b atio n m ore th a n I desire any office. th e r e w ill be a cla ss of a b o u t 20 to
a rr e s te d on tw o c h a rg e s , b o th as th e S o u ,h W illa m e tte
E u g en e
m o th e rs an d se v e ra l o f th e boys of
re s u lt of a u to m o b ile a c c id e n ts.
U m a tilla ..................
P e n d le to n Much as I w ould lik e approval of th e people a t the p rim a rie s. 1 sh all m ake no he in itia te d a t th is m eetin g . A bout th e n e ig h b o rh o o d w ere th e g u e sts.
A P o rtla n d w om an, s ta lle d th e en - VPPp r C o lu m b ia
T h e D alles a tte m p t to m atch th e expensive cam paign being waged a g a in st me. I shall 35 m e m b e rs h av e a lre a d y been in l-
T h is a fte rn o o n th e G resh am E co n ­
I H ated in to tb e lodge d u rin g th e cam - om y co o k in g clu b an d th e ir le a d e r,
g in e of h e r m a ch in e on B ro ad w ay
T h e tr y -o u t d e b a te in s o u th -c e n tr a l n e ith e r em ploy b illb o ard s n or th e a d v e rtisin g colum ns of th e p ress.”
And h is own s ta te h as ju s t given him Its m ost h e a rty endorsem ent.
■ p aign.
b rid g e an d w hile try in g to c ra n k It O rpS ° n w as POBtponed on a cco u n t o f
Miss M ildred St. C la ir, w ill acco m ­
Low den Is not su b sid izin g n ew sp ap ers; he will not to le ra te p ro m o ters;
Tlii> b u sin e ss m e e tin g will be m ad e pany Miss C ow gill an d M 'ss C alk in s
up a g a in , E k stro m s tru c k th e r e a r of th e 'n flu en x a. P o rtla n d a n d so u th -
as s h o r t as p o ssib le T u esd ay ev en in g Io P o rtla n d w h e re th e y w ill Inspect
h e r c a r. Mrs. M o relan d w as k n o ck ed p a8 tern OrpK° n arp n o t «’« b a tin g th is b ts m an ag e rs a re co n serv ativ e in claim s and expenses.
R ecently, w hen S en ato r B orah w as a t th e bat In th e U nited S ta te s S enate, nnd a f te r th e b u sin e ss session a s u p ­ o ne of th e la rg e b a k e rie s to learn
dow n a n d b ru ise d .
p e a r.
On a rr iv in g a t police h e a d q u a rte rs !
TllP s u b s ta n c e of th e s u b je c t fo r he said to S en ato r Moses, who Is one of G eneral W oods’ g re a t d efenders an d p e r a n d d an ce w ill be given fre e to s o m e th in g of co m m ercial b re a d ttink-
all m em b ers. A ny m em b er m ay in-
it w as fo u n d th a t c h a rg e s w ere p en d - I d p b a ,e fs th a t th p J a p a n e s e sh o u ld be b u reau m an ag e rs;
ing.
“ If you would do y o u r co u n try a service, you w ill have Mr. P ro cto r, Mr. j v ite a frie n d w ho ex p ects to Join to
in g a g a in s t him on a n o th e r case b u t I a d m i,tc d to th e P riv ileg e o f A m eri-
_
it is u n d e rs to o d th a t Mr. E k s tro m I can c ,tl ,e n s h iP T h e ex act s ta te m e n t 1 H itchcock o r Mr. K ing say how m uch money you se n t in to South D akota. If a tte n d also.
INVALID SOLDIERS MAKE
L. M. T h o m as, s ta le m a n a g e r, an d
won on th is c h a rg e a t th e h e a rin g ” f th p q u e stio n w ill be d ecid ed upon I you would have com pany, let Mr. Lowden also ex p lain ,” th u s ta k in g th e Wood
VESTS OF LEATHER
W ed n esd ay . It h a s n ’t been le a rn e d a t a Ia te r d a te Prio r t0 th p d u a ' 8 on m an ag e rs' w ord fo r It an d sen d in g th e In tim atio n abroad th a t L ow den was I o th e r s fro m P o rtla n d , w ill be p re s­
M
rs.
J
o
h n M etzg er h as received a
ju s t w h a t th e re s u lt of th e seco n d J u n io r w eek -en d . May 12, 13, 14 a n d in a class w ith Wood in th e m a tte r of ru th le ss cam paign ex p en d itu res. T hough e n t.
co m m u n ic a tio n from M iss T h e o d o ra
IS
A
t
th
e
la
s
t
m
e
e
tin
g
of
th
e
lodge.
th
e
g
re
a
t
head-lines
of
th
e
subsidized
daffies
read
like
th
is:
WOOD
AND
c h a rg e w ill be.
In e v ery case M r.
LOW DEN WANT IN V E ST IG A T IO N ,” such in v eslg atlo n was ev id en tly w hat 1 H en ry H em m ers w as elec ted p resl- S chw an k o v sk y of th e H om e S ervice
E k stro m ha? been p u t to a good d eal
CURTIS
E.
BARR
LAID
w as not w an ted by th e Wood forces, who confined them selves to d enying th e ! d e n t, an d B e rt C. C line, s e c re ta ry . j d e p a rtm e n t of th e R ed C ross lu
of e x tra ex p en se an d tr o u b le an d no
TO REST AT DOUGLAS alleged ch arg es th a t G eneral W ood’s m an ag e rs were try in g to d o m in ate the T h e lodge w ill e n d e a v o r to o rg an ize I P o rtla n d re q u e s tin g t h a t d o n a tio n '-.
d o u b t b eliev es t h a t th e 1 3 th w as his
| C hicago convention. It Is up to th e un-subsidlzed press and the people to note a d rill te a m if a le a d e r can be se ­ I o f old kid o r le a th e r g lo v es be m ad "
u n lu c k y day.
T h e M e th o d ist c h u rc h w as n e a rly th e long silence of G eneral Wood h im self In the m a tte r and th e can d o r and c u red .
an d se n t in to h e r d e p a rtm e n t In
F re d M organ, w ho w ield ed th e
filled
T h u rs d a y
a fte rn o o n
w ith p :om ptne8s of h is fo rm id ab le co m petitor, who Im m ediately telegraphed S en ato r
P o rtla n d w h e re th e y w ill be m ad e
p itc h fo rk in th e e ffo rt to re sc u e frie n d s an d re la tiv e s w ho cam e to
i
in to le a th e r v ests fo r use in th e
B
orah
as
follow
s:
FUNERAL OF SENIOR
L e o n a rd L a u d e rb a c k fro m th e a n g ry
pay th e ir la s t re s p e c ts to th e m em ­
' arm y .
‘‘T
he
sta
te
m
e
n
t
m
ade
by
you
In
th
e
sen
ate
today,
as
reported
by
the
TO
BE
HELD
AT
FAIRVIEW
b u ll la te r on in th e d ay , g o t u p o n e of
o ry o f C u rtis E. B a rr, a s o ld ie r w ho A ssociated P ress, w ith referen ce to th e e x p en d itu res of tho v arious ca n d i­
T h e re a re se v e ra l h u n d re d so ld ie rs
th e h o rs e s an d s t a r te d o u t to th e died a t S e a ttle , A p ril 10.
C on v erce H. B u rlin g a m e , eld est b eing c a re d fo r in P o rtla n d h o sp ita ls
d
ates
tn
th
e
p
re
sid
en
tial
cam
paign
to
date,
so
far
as
it
applies
to
me.
Is
in
p a s tu re to ro u n d up a b u n ch of h e if­
T h e se rv ices w ere co n d u c te d by no way w a rra n te d by th e facts.
son o f Mr. an d M rs. E dw in Ilu rltn g - an d it is a p a r t of Miss S chw an-
ers. In m a k in g a q u ic k tu r n th e
R ev. J. G. B in g e d a ll. p a s to r o f th e
' nine, p assed aw ay a t h is h om e in k o v sk y 's w ork to v isit and aid th e m
“I
w
ill
g
ladly
jo
in
w
ith
all
o
th
e
r
can
d
id
a
tes
for
th
e
republican
nom
ination
h o rse fe ll c ru s h in g Mr. M o rg an ’s leg
S ellw ood N a zerin e c h u rc h In P o r t­ for p re sid e n t in su b m ittin g to y o u rself o r to a com m ittee to be ap p o in ted by F a irv iew , A pril 13 a t 6 o ’clock. Ho ’ in ev ery w ay possible. A n u m b e r of
u n d e r th e fu ll w eig h t o f th e h eav y lan d .
R ev. Mr. B in g e d a ll w as a
w as confined to h is bed fo r fo u r th e so ld ie rs, o ne in p a rtic u la r, d e ­
a n im a l. Mr. M organ now sp e n d s h is p e rso n al frie n d o f th e d eceased an d you all e x p en d itu res m ade in th e cam paign, to g e th e r w ith nam es of c o n trib u ­
w eeks w ith m e n in g itis hut w as a lig h ts in s p e n d in g th e long w e a ri­
to
rs
an
d
am
o
u
n
ts
co
n
trib
u
ted
,
an
d
all
books,
reco
rd
s
and
vouchers,
for
the
p
u
r­
tim e c a rin g fo r a b ad ly b ru ise d fo o t gpo,tp jn tprn)g Qf h , g hegt p r a ,g0 Qf
p a tie n t su ffe re r.
H e w as b o rn at som e h o u rs in re w ln g th e sm a ll
pose
of
th
e
w
idest
passible
p
u
b
licity
.
I
sincerely
hope
th
is
m
ay
be
done
a n d leg a n d o n e o f th e b o n es in h is h ,g , lf(? flnd c h r lg „ an expp rien cp
D u fu r, O reg o n , M arch 4 tli, 1901, an d pi. •ces of le a th e r In to v ests. T h ese
a
t
once.
"
a n k le is b ro k e n . T h e fo o t w ill be p u t . ,.T bp th in g t ,ovp(, bpg( ab o u t th |fj
T h ere is no p ro b ab ility th a t G eneral Wood will accord w ith th is offer, nor h a s lived In F a irv ie w th e p a st n in e v ests a re p u t to p ra c tic a l use.
in to a c a s t as soon as th e sw ellin g y o u n g m an w as h is sta u n c h n e s s o f
Any person liv in g in th is c o m m u ­
assu
m e n o r a d m it th a t it is v ita l In h is case, or a n o th e r c a n d id a te 's case, ypars. He g ra d u a te d from F airv iew
goes dow n. It w ill be se v e ra l w eeks c h a r a c te r ” said Rev. Mr. B in g ed all,
g ra d e school in 1916 a n d * sln ce th a t n ity w ho h as w o rn -o u t gloves to do­
th a t th e rig h t h an d of th e people should know w hat th e le ft hand doeth.
b efo re h e can w alk on it.
“ he h ad h is c o n v ictio n s an d he lived
B ut leave It to Low den, who, w hile he is a m an co n tro llin g g re a t w ealth, tim e h as a tte n d e d G resh am H igh n a te sh o u ld leav e th e m a t tb e hom e
T h e v ictim o f th e la s t a c c id e n t o f up to th e m .”
Rev. B in g e d a ll to ld
a n d w as a m e m b e r of th e s e n io r of M rs. J o h n M etzger o r a t th e O u t­
th e d ay w as B. L. W a lra d , local m e r­ o f th e b e a u tifu l te s tim o n y of C u r tis ’ Is n o t a p u rc h a s e r of pow er; and who will not sleep soundly till he satisfies
class. H e w as a c tiv e in a th le tic s , be­ look office.
th
e
sen
ato
ria
l
co
m
m
ittee
and
every
citizen
of
th
e
land
th
a
t
he
makcB
the
sam
e
c h a n t. Mr. W a lra d h ad been to P o r t­ y o u n g C h ris tia n life.
use of h is m oney a t electio n s and o th erw ise as Abe Lincoln w ould be ex­ ing a m e m b e r of th e b a sk e tb a ll team ,
la n d a n d w as co m in g h o m e w ith
T h e p a llb e a re rs w ere all fo r m e r pected to m ake, If he w ere w o rth $100,000,000.
fo o tb a ll te a m a n d m a n a g e r o f th e PORTLAND MAN WINS
a b o u t tw o to n s of s u p p lie s on h is new so ld ie rs an d frie n d s o f th e deceased .
A ccordingly, In due tim e It w ill be know n of all men th a t he h as a rg u ­ b a se ball te a m o f th e h ig h school.
GRESHAM GIRL AS BRIDE
G. M. C. tr u c k .
J u s t th is sid e of A ll w ere in u n ifo rm .
T h ey w ere m en t and reaso n for h is electio n th a t any m an ev er had who w as elected
C o n v erce w as a d e a r lo v in g boy
K elly B u tte th e e n g in e s ta lle d an d L loyd T ric k e y , W m . S aizm an . Jo e
Miss W illa May M etzger, d a u g h te r
a n d w ill be m uch m issed in F airv iew .
a lth o u g h h e w o rk ed fo r a h a lf o r L e tz in g e r, W a lte r P re s to n , V ancel p resid en t, w ith o u t a single reaso n th a t anyone ever had for h is defeat.
of
Mr. an d M rs. J. G. M etzger, waa
'
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esides
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is
m
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th
e
r
an
d
f
a
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he
Oregon is n o rm ally rep u b lican. O regon v o ters a re in te llig e n t an d c a re ­
th r e e - q u a r te r s of an h o u r n o th in g h e E vapg an(, H a ro , d M affott
■ Ipaves to m o u rn th e i r loss, tw o m a rrie d in P o rtla n d T h u rsd a y a f t e r ­
ful.
T
hey
have
been
ed
u
cated
to
vote
for
th
e
m
an
th
ey
w
ant.
T
hey
a
re
cou ld do w ould s t a r t th e lo ad to m ov-
Mugjc wag fu rn ig h p d by a c h o lr
b ro th e rs , C lifford an d G len, an d on e noon to M artin G rass of t h a t city.
Ing a g a in . Mr. W a lra d te le p h o n e d to Tbogp wh(J gang , hp b „a u tf f u , oI(, not to be stam peded by an y m erely political Influence o r p ressu re o r second
M rs. G rass Is a w ell-know n G reen -
s is te r, E d n a, a n d m any re la tiv e s an d
a
ry
In
terests.
O
regon
could
well
be,
proud
to
go
on
record
a
s
su
p
p
o
rtin
g
a
G resh am fo r h elp a n d th e n s a t dow n hyninB w prp
My an d Mfg Op„
am
g irl, h a v in g a tte n d e d school h e re
I
frien
d
s.
m an of L ow den's type for p resid ent.
to w ait. H e trie d to lig h t th e la m p s S m )th Mrg , N c ia r .a h a n . Mrs. A.
F u n e ra l se rv ic e s w ill be held S at- an d sh e is a g ra d u a te of G resh am
If
real
a
b
ility
,
w
ide
ex
p
erien
ce
In
s
ta
te
an
d
governm
ent
and
large
b
u
si­
on th e r e a r of th e tr u c k b u t It w as w
s h lp lp v , H a n n a h j an p w |n n |p
i u rd a y a fte rn o o n a t 2 o ’clock in th e H igh school. S he h as fo r a n u m b e r
ra in in g so h a rd th a t h is m a tc h e s g o t S m |tb D M R o b e rU an d E d w ln A n . ness a ffa irs an d gen u in e broad-m inded, u n flin ch in g p atrio tism , a re th e co n ­
I new' M eth o d ist c h u rc h a t F airv iew . of y e a rs been em ployed by th e W a l­
sid
e
ra
tio
n
s
w
hich
d
o
m
in
ate
th
e
m
inds
and
h
e
a
rts
of
O
regon’s
voters
on
May
d am p a n d re fu se d to ig n ite .
d e rso n . M iss E d ith L y m an p re s id e 1 21 th ere w ill be no d o u b t about th e re s u lt—O regon for L ow den; Ixiwden for I In te rm e n t a t D o u g lass c e m e te ry n e a r rad M e rc a n tile co m p an y w h ere sh e
Mr. W a lra d saw a m a c h in e com - i a t th e o rg a n .
I T ro u td a le . T h e p a llb e a re rs w ill be lias m ad e m an y frie n d s.
ing a n d ra n dow n to sig n a l th e c a r ! M any b e a u tifu l floral to k e n s s u r - P resid en t.
M r. G rass Is em p lo y ed by M eier H
| boy frie n d s from th e s e n io r cla ss at
b u t th e d riv e r did n o t see e ith e r th e ro u n d e d th p cag k et w h ,Pb waB cov.
F ra n k co m pany In P o rtla n d . H e is
G resh am H igh.
tru c k o r Mr. W a lra d an d h it th e ,,rpd w fth th p A m p r(ran flng
, n tp r.
em ployed In th e u p h o ls te ry d ep u rt-
—
tru c k s q u a r e w h ile g o in g a t fu ll m pnt wflg
th p nouglaB CPmPtPry
] ment.
GRADE
SCHOOL
PUPILS
speed. Mr. W a lra d fe ll b ack in U m e
Thogp w bo re m a jn , o m o u rn tb p ir
Mr. an d Mrs. G ra ss w ill m ak e th e ir
POLISHING PROGRAM
to avoid b ein g c ru s h e d b etw een th e ,OBg arp b ,g parpnfB M r an d Mrg
' hom e in P o rtla n d , T h e ir h om e is a t
I
have
never
had
a
feeellng
politically
that
did
not
spring
from
c a rs b u t th e w heels ra n o v e r his feet A]px B a rr tw o brothprB K obprf an d
T e a c h e rs an d pi pile o f th e G re s h ­ J 1940 E a st M orrison s tre e t.
tbe sentiments embodied tn the Declaration of Independence
b ru isin g th e m and p ro b a b ly b re a k in g H aro ld , nd , wo g,gfprB o , adyg an d
— ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
am g ra d e school a re p u ttin g th e fin­
M any frie n d s In G resh am w ill
Tbe nation which indulges toward another an habitual hatred, or
o ne of th e bones. T h e first X -ray B prtbg a n d g hogf Qf fr1pndg an(,
ish in g to u c h e s on th e p ro g ra m to be w ish th e m a long life of h a p p in e ss.
an habitual fondness, is In some degree a slave.
w a s n 't c le a r en o u g h to d e te rm in e th e o tb e r rPia t jVes.
given on F r ’d ay e v e n in g , A pril 23, at
— GEOROE WASHINGTON
e x te n t of h is in ju rie s a n d a n o th e r o n e
______________
The power of treaties is vested jointly in the President and in
M asonic hall.
MRS ANNA CRANE IS
tbe Senate, which is a branch of the legislature
w ill be ta k e n today.
T h e p ro g ra m is divided In to fo u r
W ho Sliall Ix-»<i ’
HONORED AT PARTY
—JAMES
MADISON.
C o n sid e rin g th e fo rce o f th e co l­
p a rts , each on e o f w hich is co m p lete
The Democratic slogan of 191*. “Kept os out of war.” is now
T h e c o u n try is lo o k in g fo r le a d ­
lisio n w h ich d ro v e th e body of th e
known to every Intelligent person to have been political camouflage.
A d e lig h tfu l b ir th d a y p a rty w as
in itself.
In th e first p a rt, second
ers.
S om e a re o fferin g th e m se lv e s
— ROOSEVELT
tr u c k w ith tts lo ad r ig h t o v e r th e e n ­ f o r le a d e rsh ip . I t is tim e fo r us to I
a n d th ir d g ra d e s g iv e an e x h ib itio n j g iven la s t S u n d ay in h o n o r o f Mrs.
America
has
a
hemisphere
to
Itself
It
mnst
have
Its
separate
sys­
g in e a n d s h a tte re d th e w indow s o f I
of c a listh e n ic s an d sin g a song. T h e i A n n a C ran e, m o th e r o f F re d If.
tem of Interests, which must oot be subordinated to those of Europe.
g ive a tte n tio n to th e q u e stio n . “ W h at
th e se d a n it is a m ira c le t h a t th e r e
— THOMAS JEFFERSON
fo u r th g ra d e g ir ls an d fifth g ra d e ! C ra n e , w ho Is w ell k n o w n h e re , at
k in d o f le a d e rs h ip do we n e e d ? ” w ill :
Our diplomatic relations connect us on terms of eqnallty and bon­
w ere n o se rio u s re s u lts . T h e d riv e r
boys p u t oti a flag d rill a n d g ir ls an d th e l a t t e r ’» hom e.
be d iscu ssed S u n d ay m o rn in g .
At ;
es, friendship with the chief Powers of the world, while we avoid en­
o f th e se d a n w as J . W. R eed o f E s ta ­
boys from th e fifth an d six th g ra d e s j M rs. C ra n e w as 80 y e a rs old and
tangling participation In their intrigues, thetr passions and their warn.
th e p o p u la r S u n d ay n ig h t se rv ic e th e !
cad a.
M rs. R eed receiv ed in ju rie s
— GEOROE BANCROFT.
b e a u tifu l p re s e n t!
p re s e n t a b e a u tifu l o p e re tta , “ Q ueen j receiv ed m an y
to p ic w ill be, ‘ T h e R oyal L ife ."
The moral character of the United States is of more Importance
to h e r face from b ro k e n g lass b u t
of th e G a rd e n .” In th e second p a rt ‘ from h e r fam ily a n d frie n d s. S he Is
T h ese a re fo r all ag es an d con- ,
than
any
alliance
—
JOHN
ADAMS
Mr. R eed a n d th e ir tw o c h ild re n w ere
th e fo u rth g ra d e g iv es th e d ra m a tic * - ( a p io n e e r a n d h a s sp e n t m ost o f h e r
We wan, a man who standing on a mountain height sees all the
d itio n s.
o n ly s h a k e n up.
achievement of our past history and carrlea In his heart the memory
lion of " Ito b in h o o d a n d th o Had ■ life In P o rtla n d o r San F ran cisco .
M eth o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h , (th e
of all Its glorious deeds and who looking forward prepares to meet the
Mr. an d M rs. A. E. D eH aven an d
A b o u n tifu l d in n e r w as serv ed a t
K n ig h t.” T h e th ird p a rt Is m a d e up
c h u rc h t h a t serv e s th e c o m m u n ity .” '
labor and dangers to come
—G A R F IE L D
Mrs. J . N. C la n a h a n o f G resh am on
o f so n g s a n d sc e n e s of p la n ta tio n days 1:30 p. m. a t w hich th e follow ing
The stability of this government and the unity of thia nation de-'
th e i r way to tow n w itn essed th e acci-
" ■ HHSBH5HB—
pend solely on the cordial support and earnest loyalty of the people.
Mr. and Mrs.
by th e se v e n th g ra d e a n d th e e ig h th j g u e sts w ere p re s e n t:
-G R A N T
d e n t a n d a ss iste d th e in ju re d on es, fly w erp b ro u g h t to G resh am w h e re
g ra d e w ill c o m p le te th o p ro g ra m by ! F . H. C ran e, Mr. and Mrs. G eo rg e
Interest in public affairs, national, atate, and city should he ever
A n u m b e r o f o th e r G re sh a m p eo p le th e ir in ju rie s w ere ca re d for.
a h is to ric a l play, “ R o y alty In Old C ra n e , Mr. an d M rs, F . II. C ra n e ,
present and active and not abated from one year s end ,o the other
on th e i r w ay to an E a s te rn S ta r
Mr. W a lra d w ill p ro b ab ly be c o n - {
Every public duty Is honorable
— M cKINI.EV
J r , M rs. G eorge M. C ra n e , Mra.
V irg in ia .”
The Republican party has walked upon high paths It has set be­
m e e tin g at O regon C ity a rriv e d soon fined to h is h o m e fo r som e tim e b u t
A Risen id a n d son C laren c e. Mrs. P a t
fore i, ever the maintenance of the Union, the honor of the flag, and
a fte rw a rd s a n d s to p p e d to len d a h is In ju rie s a re n o t co n sid e re d serf-1
Ited ll, Mlsa E liz a b e th
K edll, Miss
Read
w
hat
Mr
W
anT
ad
cays.
the prosperity of our people
— HARRISON
hand.
I o u s in th e view of w h at m ig h t h a v e ,
D ella H u g h es, Miss R u th T o d d . R u s ­
Mr W a lra d and Mr. R eed an d fam - been.
sel B ird an d G e ra rd E v ert.
When in doubt try a Want Ad
S a y in g s o f S ta te s m e n