Gresham outlook., May 10, 1921, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 11, NO. 21
ALL PAY HOMAGE
TO ELIZABETH I
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
UNION HIGH BALL TFAM
WALLOPS ESTACADA
T he crow nng fea tu re of May Day
(w th due apologies to Queen E liza­
beth I) was th e baseball gam e be­
tw een th e high school team and E s­
tacada. T he w eath er was Ideal for
the sp o rt and E stacad a being union
h ig h ’s tra d itio n a l rival, th e local
boys w ere o u t to win.
T he v isito rs tallied once th e first
inning and th e hom e team cam e back
stro n g w ith two scores. L ittle Glenn
W inters held them safely in th e sec­
ond, w hile tw o m ore w ere chalked
up. In th e th ird canto E stacad a
looked dang ero u s an d succeeded in
reg isterin g tw ice on tim ely h its
coupled w ith erro rs, b u t h ere th e
U. H. boys decided on a little b attin g
practice and took such a lik in g to
Doc H an n a h ’s slan ts, th a t I I m en
slam m ed o u t h its to all corners of
th e lot and w ore o u t th e p ath s to th e
extent of eig h t runs.
T he s la u g h te r continued for five
innings when E stacad a decided she
had b e tte r catch th e ca r fo r hom e
th e score sh eet read in g 17-3 in favor
of th e hom e team .
T he line-up is as follows
A.B. R. If. E
H orton, 2d ................ 4
3
1
John sto n , ss .............. 4
0
2
B rugger, 3d ...............4
4
1
W inters, capt. c....... 4
2
3
W alrad, 1 ....................3
1
2
0
1
W right, 1st ................3
W inters, g. p............... 4
0
2
M ercer, r ..................... 4
0
1
G ran, m ........
4
3
2
TUESDAY,
MAY 10,
CROWD JAMS LIBRARY
FOR JAPANESE FESTIVAL
1921
TUESDAYS
AND
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$1.50 PER YEAR
GRESHAM DEFEATS
f ’A D D r T T C P I I A A I
ST JOHNS BACHELORS
lUKot I I dlHUUL
VOTES TO ENLARGE
G resham d efeated th e St. Jo h n s' I
Bachelors la st Sunday aftern o o n by j
th e decisive score of 8 to 4. TJie
F rid ay was a heyday fo r th e F resn
By MRS. S. D. HARDING
gam
e was well played th ro u g h o u t, as
m en at Union High.
T he Ja p an ese May festival a t th e (said th a t he ta u g h t th e ch ild ren to both sides only- m ade two erro rs, I T he special school m eeting called
T he celebration began du rin g th e
lib ra ry broke all records last F rid ay j study and to obey th a t th ey m ight show ing th a t both were on th e ir toes u* ' »ion High school No. 1 ou the
m o rning exercises when Ray Strong
evening for atten d an ce at th a t build- i not glve tro u b Ie ,o ‘h e ir t«»<*ers an d playing h ard , fo r th e field had second inst. to vote w hether o r not to
p resid en t of th e class of 1924, pre
,
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t
, when they atten d e d public schools,
ing.
It was estim ated -th at th e re
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. , not dried well from th e recent rains. build on a m uch needed la rg e r as­
sen ted the school w ith an exquisite
,
Masako Ito, of T erry, a young g irl
F or G resham , Brown an d Veach sem bly room, b ro u g h t o u t a largo
K iser p ain tin g of C ra te r L ake, em
w ere at least 300 persons present j f about j 5 yeare of age> gave a b rtef
phasizing in his speech of Gestowal
C ertainly th e capacity of th e build- o u tlill„ pf hpr gchoo, wQrk hprp an(, sta rre d w ith th e ir o p p o rtu n e hittin g ,
crow d of both voters and sp ectato rs.
w hile C raw ford covered miles of te r­
ing was taxed to th e fu llest exteut ! h er ........
loyalty to Oregon and pride in her
fu tu re plans. H er ta lk was as
rito ry and played a w onderful de­ T he vote was very close, being 4 2 in
h e r history, h er beauties, and pledg
and even sta n d in g room was a t a I (ou ow s.
fensive gam e. Brooks show ed his favor and 39 ag a in st it.
prem ium . People from d istric ts s u r - 1 ...
. ...
.
,
,
ing loyalty to her fo r th e fu tu re
.
I cam e to th is co u n try from Ja p an
speed; w hen a fte r being h it by a
rou n d in g G resham and even from whpn , wftg a Utt]e M,r , of fiye
At noon school was dism issed and
As is usually th e case, th e m ajo rity
pitched ball in the fifth Inning, stole of th o se who w ere m ost b itterly op-
P o rtlan d w ere am ong those present , an(, havp , ivpd here
by 1 :30 th e en tire school, com m unity
ev er since w ith
an d country-side w ere assem bled on
and m any of th e G resham people thp exceptio„ of one y ear wh(JU , second, th ird and hom e for th e U sing pOfled
th e ,m provelnenU wpre
cam e in fo r th e evening.
; vigUe(J my r e ,a(lue8 in Ja p a n . A„ score, th is seem ed to put h e a rt into tboge who e„ h e r havt>„ ,t any chi,.
th e a th le tic field. T he oblong court
T he principal sp e ak e r was .,.
J my scbooUng ha8 beeI1 ,n tb is coun. G resham and they scored fo u r m ark d ren any m ore to send to school, or
w as carefully laid out, fenced w ith
ropes, furnished w ith se ats and
Oyama, who rep resen ted th e Japanes. tfy an ^ j haye developed a co rd lai ers a fte r tw o men w ere down. El­ having them , will not u rge o r even
association of Oregon.
kins, a south-paw and new -com er ou possibly perm it them to atten d .
ch airs, w hile back of th e Q ueen's ga
friendship fo r A m erica an d h er peo-
Mr. O yam a said th a t th is a s so c ta -, pie. I , ____.
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.
.
th
e G resham squad, pitched th e en­
vilion a back-ground of fir trees
W h eth er purposely o r not no one
w an t to com plete my ed u ca­
screened th e dressing room s. T he
tion was one of five on th e Pacific tton in th is co u n try and only hope tire gam e, an d let th e B achelors knows, th e rep o rt had been freely
m usic was fu rn ish ed by Misses Doris
coast. T h ere is one a t V ancouver, th a t I may be able to atten d an down w ith only th re e hits, one of circu lated th e lust few days before
which was a scratch. He w alked five th e m eeting, th a t th e in ten tio n was
B. C., one a t S eattle, th e P o rtlan d A m erican university.
Z im m erm an and Georgie S tapleton
org an izatio n and tw’o in C alifornia.
’24, a t th e piano assisted by F ra n k
A fter I have finished my education men, two of w hich la te r w ere tu rn ed to build a se p a ra te building o r audi-
G reenm an, and W a lte r Sweek, ’21.
He said th a t co n tra ry to th e o pin­ I hope to help form a frien d ly re la ­ into ru n s
As a whole, he pitched a ! to r , um for p u rc|y e n t,,rtallln le n t p u r.
ion of som e, th ese o rg an izatio n s had tionship betw een A m erican and J a p ­ fine gam e, being only in tro u b le in poses at a pro b ab le cost of $15,000
T he C oronation procession m ade
one inning, th e th ird w hen they to $20,000 and it is believed th a t
no connection a t all w ith th e g o v ern ­ anese w om en.”
th e e n tire circu it o f.th e g rounds w ith
scored
two ru n s of hliu; at all-o th er m any of th e voters voted “ n o ” be­
m ent of Ja p a n b ut were local orgin-
Leo Bailey as herald to th e royal
The Ja p an ese dances by Miss H asa­
izations, th e objects of w hich w ere to gaw a w ere in te restin g , also th e ac­ tim es, he was m a ster of th e situ atio n . cause they were opposed to this
p arty . He was follow ed by th e b e a r
T he prizes offered for th e first idea, having never taken th e tro u b le
help th e Jap an ese in th i# co u n try and com panim ent by Mrs. N akotonl who
e r of th e class sta n d ard of green and
to prom ote a b e tte r u n d erstan d in g sang a Ja p an e se song and played th e plays of th e season w ere p retty well to in q u ire aB to th e tr u th of th e
pink in th e person of G uerney Wood
betw een them selves and th e citizens “g ita ” , a Ja p an ese m usical in s tru ­ d istrib u ted , b u t th e biggest prize of sta te m en t.
T he keeper of the queen’s own crow n
all, for th e first hom e ru n on the
of th e land in w hich they live.
cam e next. Ray S trong acted in this
T he high school b o ard 's sta te m en ts
m ent sim ila r to th e p o p u lar ukelele.
H e told of his w ork am ong the T here is very little "ja z z ” ab o u t th e hom e g rounds, is still to be aim ed at. m ade at several public m eetin g s re­
capacity. T hen cam e Queen E liza
Ja p an ese ch ild ren who w ere born music and dances they are m ore T he follow ing men secured m erch an ­ cently w ere th a t th e proposed ad d i­
b eth I, w ith little Vance McCormick
here. “ I te ll th ese boys and g irls ,’ sta te ly and graceful. E vidently Miss dise for th e ir sk ill:
as flower boy. H er regal robes w ere
tio n to th e p resen t b u ilding had been
Em erson Brown received the box considered mid figured on m ore th an
said Mr. O yam a " th a t they are citi H asagaw a in te rp re te d th e songs in
T o ta ls...........34
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carried by th e pages, Leona Bailey
Next F riday Oregon City plays on zens of th e g re a te st, th e first rep u b ­
of cigars offered by Jack W hetstone a y ear ago, before prices had begun
and A rdls Rich. W illiam F ritz fol­
h e r dancing b u t m ost folks in te rp re t­
lowed w ith his violin in th e role of th e local high school field. A close lic, in th e w orld. I tell them th a t be­ ed the so n g by th e dance as th e la t­ fo r th e first ru n , and also is en titled to drop, and at th a t tim e th is room
to th e le a th e r billfold, which was put would have cost close to $5000. At
c o u rt m usician. T he tra in of atten gam e is expected and y o u r a tte n d ­ ing a citizen of a republic m eans two te r was easier to u n d erstan d .
T he gam e s ta rts th in g s, privilege an d responsibility.
up by Guy D. Jones for th e first two p resen t prices it is th o u g h t th a t $3500
d an ts advanced in g roups of May ance is desired.
A nother in te re stin g n um ber was
pole dancers, flower girls, the m erry prom ptly a t 3 :3 0 . An adm ission will T he privilege comes as a g ift to the th e duet by Mrs. M oriya and M. base h it of th e season. T he $2 box o ught to cover th e cost. As a 114
citizens of th e co untry b u t th e coun­ Okam oto, who played a selection on of candy, offered by th e G resham m ill tax for fo u r years would cover
m ent of th e green wood, a gypsy be charged.
try depends for Its life upon th e re­ a Japanese h arp an d a Jap an ese flute. D rug com pany for the first hit scoring this, and as th e Public U tilities (such
band, and th e ren d e rs of cakes and
OREGON CITY TO HAVE
sp o n sib ility of its citizens. If th e Both of th ese w ere m ost in te restin g two men, was aw arded to Veach, aB th e O. W. It. N. p ro p erty ) in these
d rin k s.
GIRLS’ CONFERENCE citizens of a co u n try fail to live up to
when he drove o ut a two base hit in d istric ts would pay a full one q u a rte r
D uring th e crow ning of th e queen,
In stru m en ts and u n d er th e sk illfu l
th e ir responsibility, in ju st th a t hands of th e players b ro u g h t o ut th e fo u rth inning, scoring Brown and of th e cost, It is difficult to u n d er­
W illiam F ritz played ‘‘Sole Mio.”
The C lackam as county conference
C raw ford ahead of him. C raw ford sta n d why th e re is such opposition to
F ollow ing th e coronation of Queen for older girls will be held in th e m easu re will th e co u n try fail.
q u ite w onderful m usic. T he music
“ I tell th e m ,” continued Mr. was of th e p lain tiv e an d m o urnful carried off th e carto n of Cam els of­ th e m easure. H ow ever, now th a t
E lizabeth I and h er en th ro n e m en t In
M ethodist church, Oregon City, May
O yam a " th a t since they will some day type for th e m ost p a rt b u t it livened fered by W ith ro w ’s Confectionery for th e people have had an o p p o rtu n ity
th e royal pavilion, th e class of 1924
20 and 21. Every g irl betw een th e
e n tertain ed th e Queen, her court, and ages of 15 and 21 who is a m em ber sh a re the privileges of citizenship in up tow ard th e last and ru n s and trills th e first hit bringing In a run, when to express th e ir opinion, th e re seem s
he drove In Brown, w ith a p retty
th e g re a te st republic in th e world, w ere q u ite freq u en t.
h e r guests w ith dances, May pole
to be a g row ing se n tim e n t in favor
L ooking a t
of a Sunday school is en titled to a t­
th a t they m u st stu d y now th a t they these In stru m en ts one could h ardly single in th e th ird inning.
w indings, arch ery contests, th e gam ­
of building now to th e needs of tho
tend w ith h e r teach er. A re g is tra ­
T he m anag em en t was pleased with fu tu re as well as th e p resen t, and
may la te r sh a re In its responsibili­ help th in k in g th a t th ey were th e
bols of th e clowns, dances of th e b u t­
tion of 4!5c will be charg ed to cover
th e atten d an ce, b ut is ju st a trifle
ties in a careful, th o u g h tfu l way.”
terfly and fairies, and a gypsies eh-
not to lim it th e ou tlay to th e expect­
prim itive in stru m e n ts from w hich
th e cost of pro g ram s an d badges.
“ T his g en eratio n of Ja p an ese chil­ have grow n o u r p resen t v ariety of skeptical In b rin g in g some of the out ed $3500 o r even $5000.
cam pm ent.
E n te rta in m e n t will be fu rn ish ed at
of town gam es to G resham , fo r a con­
d ren is one of lim itatio n , th e next stringpd In stru m en ts.
T he May pole dancers w ere as fol­
Union High school No. 1 has al­
the hom es for o u t of town guests.
siderable am o u n t of expense Is In­ m ost doubled in atten d an ce th e past
will be one of ed u c atio n ” . T his re­
low s:
Theo. Sm ith, Violet Norby,
T
hree
young
men,
Btudents
a
t
Lin
T he conference opens a t 4 p. in.
volved and th e G resham team m ust
m ark of Mr. O yam a's created consid­
Alice W alker. C lara H offm eister,
F rid ay and closes at 3 :30 S aturday. erab le in te re st am ong those present. coin high school in P o rtlan d , sang be asgured of at least enough a tte n d ­ y ear and bids fair, w ith th e p resen t
E lizabeth G rant, E tta * A nderson
two
songs
in
Jap
an
ese.
T
hese
songs
efficient teach in g force, to co n tin u e
Mrs. C arl Sm ith, C lackam as coun­
ance to w a rra n t th e ir expenses being
He rem inded the audience in a brief
F re id a B runner, Alm a L arson, Mil­
ty su p e rin ten d e n t of young people’s way how young th e Ja p an e se nation how ever, w ere m erely Ja p an ese w ords paid. W ork on th e new diam ond, to grow , especially If m anual tr a in ­
d red M etzger, B lanche H arris, V elna
ing is in stalled fo r th e boys, as is an ­
fitted to A m erican tu n e s and th ere
w ork is in ch arg e of th e plans.
above th e high school, will be sta rte d
was in th e sense of being a country
H illy ard, Mabel Jackson, L orene Al­
The sta te o ld e r g irl's conference open to the w orld. "T h ere should be was q u ite a difference in th e sound. th is week, and M em orial Day should ticip ated w hen th e needed space Is
exander, Mary W old, E dna M ewhir-
which was held a t McM innville was a frien d ly feeling betw een America T hese young m en w ere H enry Masu see the boys capering on th e new provided. T he ad d itio n , la st week,
te r. H azel Gibson.
of the pupils of th e contiguous dis­
w onderful in sp iratio n to those fo r­ and J a p a n ” he said "fo r Jap an was* da, Mason Y am ashlta and Shlngoro grounds
Gypsies— Irin a E der, Rose P o tter,
tric ts to ta k e th e eig h th g rad e exam ­
tu n a te enough to atten d .
These opened up to th e world by th e people M arum oto. T he la tte r has ta k en th e
Next Sunday the G resham team
C arm aleta G leason, Doris Z im m er­
county conferences plan to carry th is of A m erica. I cannot discuss in te r­ good old A m erican nam e of Jo h n for goes to Sandy to play on th e Sanity in atio n s, th e pupils who should and
m an, C lara Mason, V iolet Brooks
probably will bo in th e high school
common use. He Is a ju n io r at L in ­
M uriel W arden, Mary Wold, F rancis inspiration th ro u g h o u t th e sta te to a n atio n al p roblem s,” he continued, coln, w hile th e o th e r two are fre sh ­ grounds. As th e success of a gam e next year, le ft th e p resen t classes
larg er num ber of girls.
depends som ew hat on th e su p p o rt re­ actu ally ru b b in g elbows fo r th e en ­
“ b ut I can say th a t these friendly re ­ men.
A rvidson, Theo. Sm ith, L eona Bailey,
latio n s have been shadow ed during
W illiam Maybee, G rant McMillan,
The flag drill by m em bers of the ceived from th e “ fan s” It Is desired tire day, w hich was a source of fun
GRANGE TO HAVE HOME
th e past few years by clouds of m is­ Ja p an ese k in d e rg a rten a t R ussell­ th a t as many as possible atten d the to th e pupils b u t a condition th a t
Glen W inters, E dw ard Schenk, Leo
PRODUCT ENTERTAINMENT u n d ersta n d in g an d d istru st.
All ville was given in an excellent m an ­ Sandy gam e from G resham .
Bailey, G uerney W ood, Irw in Ickler,
m ade th e p rincipal and teach ers
A rdis Rich, L illian H eslin.
T he program fo r th e G resham tro u b le com es from m isu n d ersta n d ­ ner.
T he y o u n g sters were well Services C o n tin u e a t B a p tis t C h u rc h . n early d istracted .
A rchers— Ray Strong, Irvin Ickler, g ran g e which m eets next S atu rd ay , ing. m isu n d ersta n d in g com es from trainefl and obeyed th e com m ands of
As tru th , in stead of falsehood, gets
The special services a t th e Bethel
A lbert C arlson, Law rence G riffis, May 14, will be presen ted fo r th e lack of know ledge. T his lack of th e ir leader, Rev. J. H. N akano, w ith B aptist church In G resham will con­ to th e know ledge of th e voters, w hile
C h ester C hristensen, E dw ard S outh­ m ost p a rt by g ran g e m em bers. F ull know ledge m ust be overcom e by fre ­ all th e pep displayed by m illtary tin u e d u rin g th is week and possibly th e school board and the re p re se n ta ­
longer, according to th e pasto r. Rev.
ard , W illiam Maybee, G uerney Wood. m easure of m errim en t is prom ised in q u en t m eetings. W hen people come men.
Jesse E. Brown, who said, "T h ere tives of the five d istric ts w hich they
F lo w er G irls— G eorgia S tapleton, th e p rese n tatio n
of a
playlet, to know one an o th e r they come to
At th e close of th e d rill, o r ra th e r was a response F rid ay n ig h t to the aRked th e p resid en t of th e P aren t-
E stelle K eller, A nna N ordblum , Mu­ B rid g et’s In v estm en t” , by a cast of u n d erstan d each o th e r and th e clouds as a clim ax to it, th e sm all flags w ere a lta r call and on Sunday evening six T each ers association to ap p o in t to
riel W arden, Eleen Sloop, L orene ch a racters whose nam es are m asked of tro u b le fade aw ay.”
all laid on a ta b le and th e children cam e forw ard. We do not feel Ju sti­ assist, are d eterm in in g how and w hat
Rev. 8. U em ura, p asto r of th e J a p ­ circled aro u n d Rev. Mr. N akano fied in closing th e m eetings a t th is we should build. It is th o u g h t prob­
A lexander, Mabel Jackson, Leona u n til th e nu m b er is given.
tim e, In spite of the fact th a t th e an ­
Bailey, Rose P o tte r, M ildred Metz­
All g ran g ers will be expected to anese M ethodist church in P o rtlan d , w hile he unw rapped a b eau tifu l Rilk nouncem ent was m ade th a t they able th a t m any who w ere form erly
who
claim
s
th
e
e
n
tire
sta
le
of
Oregon
g er, E lsie E llio tt, E rm a Eder.
A m erican flag which he explained had would be d isco n tin u ed .” Rev. A. J. opposed to any Im provem ent w h at­
talk briefly of th e ir fav o rite hobby.
B utterfly— L illian H eslin.
T he women will give hom e dem on­ as his parish , spoke briefly on th e re ­ been presen ted to th e school fo u r W are of Oregon City, a fo rm er pastor ever, will come o u t stro n g for it.
F a irie s— E dna M ew hirter, Em ily stra tio n ideas o r choose som e fav o r­ la tio n sh ip betw een th e Ja p an ese peo­ years ago by th e m ayor of P o rtlan d . of th is church, has offered his serv ­
O th er com m unities th a t a re not
S alquist. Alm a L arson. V elna H ill­ ite recipe to give to th e o th ers. Old ple h ere an d th e A m ericans. He too H olding th e edges of th e flag these ices and is having a good h earing.
nearly so d esirab le places in w hich to
felt th a t th e two races of people little to ts circled singing,
y ard , H azel Gibson,
tim e experiences briefly told will also
T his is Home Builders week In P o rt­ live, th a t ca n ’t boast, as we can, of
w ould find th e ir differences m elting
Crazy Jan es— E lb ert Boice, Ray be given.
land and Gresham. Several new hous­ good roads and shipping facilities,
“ Yes w e'll rally round th e flag,
aw ay in th e lig h t of a b e tte r u n d er­
Strong, Melvin G radin, C laude W elch,
Boys, rally once again,
es are under construction here and fertile soil and Im proved farm in g
As both men and women are
S houting th e b attle-cry of Freedom more are to be started In the near fu­
E dw ard S outhard, C hester C h risten ­ gran g ers, a ta lk by A. J. Cridge, of sta n d in g . H e said he felt th a t this
m ethods, yet have a civic p rid e and
We
will
rally
from
th
e
hillside
advance would probably have to come
sen.
ture. Building m aterials of all kinds a com m unity sp irit th a t has urged
the Oregon Jo u rn a l, will be w orth
We g a th e r from th e plain
from
th
e
A
m
ericans
first,
n
o
t
be­
are now lower In price and people arc
Special com m ent on the various h earing as he will explain ab o u t th e
S houting th e b attle-cry of F re e ­
them to provide th e ir ch ild ren with
appealed to to buy. T h a t’s getting back
cause th e Ja p an e se w ere not w illing
n u m b ers would be trite . T he au d i­ affective ballot.
dom
school ad v an tag es th a t fa r exceed
to
normal.
I
t
Is
norm
al
for
people
to
s
ta
r
t
b
u
t
because
they
were
h
a
n
d
!-'
ence laughed at th e clowns, adm ired
a n y th in g th a t we a re doing
Not
T he usual m orning session will be
th e d ainty butterfly and th e p retty followed by th e g ran g e rs hom e p ro d ­ capped by lack of ab ility to speak ! The union forever, h u rra h , boys, to build homes and Improve those al­ only th a t b ut th ey have provided
h u rra h !
ready
built.
It
Is
the
sp
irit
of
the
E
nglish
and
also
by
a
n
ativ
e
shyness
little fairies.
T he w inding of th e
Down w ith th e tra ito r
ucts dinner and m ore hom e products
American people everyw here to w ant them selves w ith some place w here
which it was Im possible fo r them to
May pole never grow s old, n o r do th e
Up w ith th e s ta r;
will be exhibited in th e program . All
som ething better— the best, l^efs have free lectu res and m usicals, e n te rta in ­
W
hile
we
rally
round
th
e
flag
overcome.
gam bols of th e children of th e road
It.
m ents and m oving p ictures, and o th e r
are invited to th is hom e d em o n stra­
Boys, rally once again.
Rev. Mr. U em ura sm iled when he
n o r th e graces of th e flower girls.
ed u catio n al fea tu re s of a lik e c h a r­
tion of hom e ta len t.
S houting th e b attle-cry of F re e ­
'
said
th
a
t
shyness
was
not
considered
T he arch erv contest was a new fea­
dom .”
Don’t forget th a t the council has ac te r can be p resen ted to an au d i­
i an average A m erican ch a racteristic,
tu re and should enhance th e popu­
At th e p hrase, "U p w ith th e s ta r ,” set ap a rt T hursday, May 19, as clean­ ence of m ore th a n 100 o r 150 people
A u c tio n S a le o f S to c k .
Local stockm en will be in terested I b ut be 8a'd th a t It was a larg e fau lt Old Glory was lifted to th e full up day. The city will haul away atcum-
la rity of Robin Hood.
and yet they can all go to see and
Too m uch com m endation can not in th e big auction sale of reg istered | o r v irtu e of th e Ja p an e se people. 1 h eig h t of th e sh o rt arm s of th ese who I ulated garbage on Friday, the day fol
h ea r and enjoy. N eith er does It cost
Je
rse
y
s8"
hlch’^
w
iil
'"ta
k
e
8"pla
c^o
n
'
"
They
ean
n
o
t
b
elP
n
"<
he
said
w
ith
were
little
m
ore
th
an
babies.
They
!
lowln«-
H
should
be
a
m
atter
of
pride
be given to th e class advisor. Miss
them $15 per n ig h t as It is proposed
Inglis, fo r h e r successful m anage­ Monday, May 23d at B rush P rairie. a sm ile.
' seem ed to enjoy th e exercise and cer- J on
part of rfkery resid en t to see
th a t we pay him (provided we could
T
he
kindly
u
n
d
erstan
d
in
g
g
rasp
of
tainly
th
e
au
dience
m
ust
have
appre-
i
th
a
t
the
councn
ha8
1,8
ful>
"hare
of
m en t of th e drills and th e p le asu ie W ashington, 11 m iles n o rth e a st of
g
et a h a ll). Surely th is assem bly
th e class had d u rin g th e tim es of re ­ V ancouver. The d etails of th e sale th e situ atio n which Rev. Mr. U em ura elated it to ju d g e by th e app lad se th a t
room can be a rran g e d to fill th is long-
may
be
found
In
th
is
issue
of
th
e
O
ut­
Make
them
do
it
by
doing
your
part.
h earsal. She was assisted by Miss
look. E. C. C ourtlon is offering his displayed and the religious note th a t tilled th e room fo r several m inutes
felt need and so kill two b ird s with
H olm an of th e physical education de­ e n tire herd
of Jerseys.
K asper ran th ro u g h his sh o rt ad d ress won , when they m arched off to ta k e off th e
H aven't heard much about fixing one stone.
p artm en t, to whom m any th a n k s are Jen n y is a well know n H olstein th e approval of th e larg e audience ‘ p retty p aper caps w hich they wore up the auto cam p grounds for this
T his te rrito ry is bounded on th e
due. T he success of th e day was u n ­ breeder. Col W. 8. W ood, who has and be was m ade th e ce n te r of a d u rin g th e drill
y ear’s to u rist travel, have you? After n o rth by tho Columbia,' on th e w est
winr
V
e
°
?
b
l
7
i
V
r
™
n
^
c,“
zena
d
u
rln
*
A
fter
th
e
program
was
com
pleted
usual, and to these two ladles and the
the expense and work of last year
by T ro u td ale and th e Sandy, on th e
freshm en class belong th e honors of w ishing to purchase first-class stock ,1P fn n rp FOf,ial hour.
|t th
h e Ja p an e se served ice
____ p u t-1 so u th by th e Sandy and on th e east
Ice cream cones rath e r la te --a re we _______
going to delay
th e day. To them also are due th e
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j Mrs. Lee D avenport, s ta te superin- and a |go tea and w afers to all present, i
things In order and m aking the by L ato u rell an d th e big tim b er
h e J u b ile e 4MI G a u g e for F ords
, te n d e n t of A m ericanization work for
A rlg| n „ votP „» th a n k s was elven ‘u ,° r>mP grounds a real th in g this
th a n k s of th e e n tire com m unity for to T
W
o n Urn*d
b e8r‘" K8, dU” ,h e W C T U ° Ut,‘“ ed plan" " " “ th e J a p a n e s e X l’ t h ^ ^
?
attending to com prises several sq u are m iles of fer-
an aftern o o n of pleasure and beauty.
tile soil and prosperous farm s and
T he day closed w ith a ball gam e
P revents oil soaked sp a rk plugs. 8cho<>1 ,n « « « h a m w here Jap an ese , hey ba(, provld(!d T he evening has
kb n af a r but th e people need to g et th e ir eyes up
in
th
is
we’ll
all
have
to
unite
to
make
and
excess
carbon,
due
to
too
m
uch
women
could
be
ta
u
g
h
t
th
e
E
nglish
bppn
pronounced
by
m
any
pregent
betw een E stacad a high and the local
and aw ay from th e clods, p u t th e ir
¡lan g u a g e and o th e r A m erican ways, i „ „ „
. h„
I it a com m unity success.
team w here th e honors w ent to oH'
Saves th e b o th e r of craw lin g un- T b l„ pIan was left to m a tu re la te r
?
e
h
d elig h tfu l affairs
p etty Jealousies Into th e pocket with
Union H igh 19 to 3.
der ca r to test level of oil.
P ,
1 , to m a t“ rp la te r
they have ever atten d ed .
T he social co m m ittee of th e A reme a hole In it, fo rg et th a t d o lla r th a t
rie s OI
of P
p ictu
Saves big re p a ir bills, stops th e !
* A " se Fr”*
« ™ res
" » of
or hom es In
in i
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| p,
haJ)
d
. , , , nrp Mn(, th ey m ust ev en tu ally leave for th e ir
Give your p aten t roof a coat of dirty w ork.
o th e r land« and a aet of slide« «how-
n n n ’t a lir h t v m i r u t f hv
i
On display a t Sam Palm qulsCa ing scenes from Ja p an e se hom e life th e w ant ads
*
* ard party to be given a t th e Masonic ch ild ren to fight o v er and begin to
O ronite Roof P ain t and prolong Its
usefulness. At L. L. K idder Hdwe. H arness Shop. J. E. B ergstrom . B o r - , WPre -how n b Rpv j „ N akano I
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, hall on next S atu rd ay evening, May w ork fo r th e th in g s th a t are going to
Co.
22 ing, Oregon, agent.
I „
. . . .
KAO
RUGS
woven,
T
h
ird
s
tre
e
t
n
ear
A good | m ak e th is little co rn er of th e big
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T hey w ere of in te re st to all.
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. . U
. ’ to wMch a ” a re lnvltPd
w orld a bigger, b rig h ter, b e tte r place
Wood
| Rev. Mr. N akano said he reg retted
Hood » » •■ « •. Phone 998.
2« t,m e ,a Prom ised to all who come.
A r em e C lu b S o c ia l.
In w hich to live.
A dance and card p arty will be
i ! 1*’ E katrom T ruck th a t tim e would n ot p erm it him to
5^
p er ce n t In terest on alx
H an d Is iu n d r y .
given In the Masonic hall In G resham ¡Service, phone 851.
tf tell of his w ork In th e Ja p an ese kin- m o n th s’ tim e may be had a t F irs t
Also all kinds of work except cur- W E ARE IN BUSINESS a t th e old
on S atu rd ay evening. May 14. by the
A iw m e' e iu b ? AdmiMloii. " $ L i o 'a l
U p-to-date a d . fo r up-to-date re a d - i d '‘rrartP n at R««*pllvllle but he In- T r e M u ^ C e r t W c l t ^ t h e ‘s a f M t * ^ ««"null" h - 'i - '8” ’
“ ‘’" J
stan d . Get o u r prices bo for' you
couple. E rybooy invited — Adv
ers W ant Ads
vlted everyone to v isit th e school and
aafHlt ae" I
betw een T hird and F o u rth .
sell. Gresham Produce Co., Powell
In the world today.
Mrs. John Stanley.
stree t, phone 31.
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