T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 11, NO. 31
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,
EDITOR SUPPORTS
TEAM CLAIMS
STATE GRANGE NEWS GRESHAM
ENDORSES MEASURES
TUESDAY, JUN E 14, 1921
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
WILL BE LAID
OUT FOR HOME BUILDERS VICTORY P.-T. ASSN.
COUNTY COUNCIL TO ACREAGE
HAVE FAIR BOOTH
ACCOMPLISHES MUCH
T he G resham boys w ere n ot sa tis
■ T he opening of a tra c t of 44 acres
fied w ith th e decision of th e um pire
belonging to Mrs. Mary Shoem akor
recently w hich cost th e gam e w ith the
and Mrs. M. E. G unther, located on
Mrs. R. P. W alters atten d ed th e A rleta Club. Some o r th e baseball
T he county council which m et at th e so u th side of Powell S tre et east
T he Victory P aren t-T each er asocia-
R iverdale last S atu rd ay , Ju n e 11, was of th e city, is announced by K rid er
S tate G range as a delegate from the fans w rote to the ed ito r of th e sp o rt
one of th e m ost d elig h tfu l occasions & E lkington. T he fro n tag e on Powell tion held th e la st m eeting of th e
local organization S aturday. She gave page of th e P o rtland News and he
th a t the council has ever enjoyed. s tre e t will be divided into acre tra c ts year S uturday night, Ju n e 4th. It
a rep o rt of th e activities of that or gives his opinion as favoring the
Beside th e pleasu re of th e day, a
was voted to d iscontinue th e m eetings
G resham team .
ganization a t th e re g u la r session.
g reat deal of business was tran sacted an d some of th e balance in to la rg e r u n til school opens. The association
tracts.
and officers elected for the com ing
T he description of th e play an d the
Among th e d iffe ren t events of the
year.
T his property is p artly in th e city can well be proud of th e work th a t
fo u r days session w ere a parad e by ed ito r's an sw er a re as follow s:
The
executive
board
m
et
before
the
lim
its now and th e balance is In the has been accom plished d u rin g the
“ M isjudgm cnt on th e p a rt of th e
L ane county g ran g ers, a S tate G range
luncheon and decided upon th e plan d istric t th a t is proposed to be annex- year. T he inside of th e school-house
banquet w hich was atten d e d by sev um pire, cost th e local G iants th e
of action for th e com ing m onths. The
has been fairly tran sfo rm ed . T he
en hun d red people and a visit to the gam e Sunday w ith th e A rleta club,
board au th o rized th e president to ap- ed to t *ie c' ,y a t tb e election to be room has been kalsom ined a b eau tifu l
U niversity of Oregon.
point th e com ittee to work on th e j held on Ju ly 16th, next.
6 to 3. W ith a man on th ird in th e
Among addresses m ade was one by
plans for th e booth which th e county
The city w<tep m a,ng wl„ be ex_ cream w hile th e woodwork has been
M. C. Glover, stew ard of Boring, in first half of th e n in th in n in g and one
painted a harm onizing shade. New
council of th e P aren t-T each er associa
which he recom m ended th a t effo rts down, one of th e A rleta b atters drove
tions plan n in g to have a t th e county tended to supply w ater, and gas and cu rtain rods and cream cu rta in s have
be m ade to stop th e reckless spend a fly to heft and th e o u tfie ld er juggled
fair T h ere will be a rest room and electricity will be available, m aking been purchased. Two larg e flags, oue
ing of th e public money, saddling th e the ball, b ut cau g h t th e ball before it
p lej room for m others an d children. th e property desirable for su b u rb an for inside decoration and th e o th e r
com ing g enerations w ith debts h ard e r touched th e gro u n d and th e ru n n er
It is also planned to have speakers homes.
to pay in fu tu re . C om m unity grange
to replace th e old one outside, have
I and local ta le n t program s in connec
ce n te rs w ere urged w ith well bal scored w ith o u t re tu rn in g to tb ird b asc
D. 8. DUNBAR
T his tra c t will m ake very a ttractiv e been added. Two gasoline lam ps w ere
tion w ith th e w ork th a t H. W. Snash-
anced e n te rta in m e n t for all classes and touching th e bag. T he ball was j
OregotT Pioneer, whose d e a th '
all is su p e rin ten d e n t of a t th e county sites for hom es, especially th e fro n t also purchased d u rin g th e year. The
in th e grange.
throw n to th ird but the um pire called ,
occurred Ju n e 8
__ 1 fair.
age on Powell stre e t, which will be desks have been cleaned and v a rn
T he list of resolutions offered d u r th e ru n n e r safe. A fter th a t th e win- J
- — , . „ — •
Ml«i (¡race F ie ld h o u se is c h a irm a n
ing th e sesion was by no m eans sh o rt ners chased th ree more over th ep late. I
Obituary of Daniel g. D unbar
0, th e COIumittee and Mrs. Mary P ar- on th e Mt. Hood Loop highw ay which ished. M adames F. F o th , J. Ickler, L.
and included resolutions ag ain st H ad th e um pire called th e m an out,
D aniel Sherm an D unbar was born SOU8 oi T ro u td ale and C. P. T allm an will be a fine paved stree t. A good W ilhelm and Miss R obertson are to bo
special elections, ag a in st county high
on a farm n ear St. Joseph, M issouri, of C edar are t o assist in th e work, view of th e m ountains and su rro u n d th an k ed for th e work of th e cleaning
the
G
iants
would
have
won
3
to
2.
school tu itio n fund law, again st ex
on Ju ly 10, 1844, and died in P ort- Mrs. j L yncb wm b eip t jj0 com m tt- ing co untry can be had front any p art and varnishing. They m et a t th e
cessive road building bonds, against W hat is your decision of th e play? land on W ednesday, Ju n e 8.
His tee in every way possible since it has of th e tract.
schoolhouse one m orning and decided
th e present tax ation system , against
A nsw er— th e um pire erred in his fu n eral was held on last I riday at been u n d er h er direction th a t the
K rid er and E lkington have en tered th a t th o w ork could be done w ith o u t
doubling the grange dues, in favor of decision as th e ru n n e r m ust re tu rn to I ? 'enw ° r thy u n d erta k in g chapel in w or|( ba8 been com menced.
abolishing the m illage tax, in favor of
before scoring. In o u r opinion ia
“gcott cem etery 'beside th a ^ o f
The plectio“ of «fleers was held into a co n tract w ith th e ow ners, for th e expense of hiring. C onsequently
s ta te m a rk e t bill constructed through a th ird
double play was com pleted and his V ife who T X
d f . m
^
and Mrs L. A. H arlow was elected th e subdivision and sale of th e prop they cleaned th e desks d u rin g th e
th e cooperation of all farm o rganiza
m orning. At noon they took th e ir
tion, oposlng o utside representatives G resham should be aw arded th e lly hom e in F airview . May 22, 1919. P resident Mrs J. Lynch who has been erty.
D eath was due to a stro k e ofutpoplexv P resident fo r two y ears and who has
of the o rd er before the N ational Gov g am e.”
lunch and w ith Lizzie sta rte d for th e
which he su ffered on March 28, w hile 8peni unlim ited tim e and effo rt In LOCAL BASEBALL TEAM
ernm ent, in favor of th e free text
sto re. They bought ice cream and
a t work in the F airview schoolhouse the, building up of th e council work
book law, in favor of a highw ay com
WINS ANOTHER GAME cookies and did not fo rg et th e v arn
MT.
HOOD
LOOP
HIGHWAY
____ of " h ic h
" » ‘he ja n ito r. He was an,d the org an iza Ion of new circles
m issioner, in favor of a s ta te income
CONTRACTS ARE LET tak en im m ediately to P o rtlan d w here r,,fu8ed ,o aucppt th e office again hut
tax. in favor of m aking it optional
G resham G iants won an o th e r gam e ish. T he trip was tak en by way of
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I he was cared for u n til released front wai' Pe rsu aded to serve as first vice- Sunday when th e score stood 8 to 7 th e slough and a picnic m ade of It.
w ith th e su b o rd in ate granges to use
The S tate H ighw ay Com mission his su fferin g by th e silen t m e ssen g e r.'P resid en t to which office she was at the close of th e gam e w ith th e On re tu rn in g to th e schoolhouse
one or fo u r degrees in in itiatio n work
Dr. C. E. Cline of P o rtlan d , who elected' , M™'
B ander “ Ousted Fields Motor C ar Co. They also won th e varn ish in g was com pleted and
in favor of refo restatio n plan, the di yesterday took th e main step in the
and th e box of cigars offered by J. I.
vision of th e legislative session into construction of th e Mt. Hood Loop preached th e fu n eral serm on of Mrs. was elected second vice-president
, ,, ,
each retu rn ed hom e w ith th e d eterm
tw o tw enty-day sessions, th e doing highw ay when it aw arded th e con D unbar two years ago, preached th e " rs Em m ons of R iverdale th ird vice Bacon If they won th e gam e Sunday.
aw ay of tw o-thirds of th e sta te com tra c ts for clearin g and g rad in g th e fu n eral serm on. Rev. A. 8. Hisey of Presiden . Mrs. Geo. Cook of Lynch
Next Sunday th e local team will ination to p u t o ut a p a in te r’s sign.
" as elec,pd se c re ,a r>' an d ^ r s . Mary play the Iloneym an H ard w are Co. T he w ork of th e year, how ever, has
m ittees and the reduction of all sa l rig h t of way from M ultnom ah county G resham assisted in th e service.
D. S. D unbar was one of th e out- P a ™,°?8’ ,rea8U r' ' r Mrs. G. W. A llder This prom ises to be un exciting gam e not been a lto g eth er in th e building.
aries excepting th e sheriffs, also re line to Zig-Zag a t th e fo rest bound
g ard in g a pu re fabric law and the re ary w here it will link up w ith the sta n d in g ch a racters In th is p a rt of ; of Victory was elected press rep o rter, “ Doc” Q uesinberry will pitch for the The grounds have been im proved a
Mrs. Lynch gave a rep o rt of th e Iting team and Townsend and Stock-
moval of ugly signs from th e high road w hich has already been com plet th e county. He had spent practically
ed in th e forest reserve. T his will be all of his life at o r n ear Fairview anil trip which she enjoyed at th e S tate vloitlng team and Tow nsend and g reat deal by th e gravel th a t th e men
ways..
of th e com unity have hauled. Thia
Stockton for the G iants.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Squire m o one of th e g re a te st scenic roads in had held offices of honor and tru s t G range w hich m et a t Pendleton
The gam e will be played on the work was donated. By th e w illingness
Six P aren t-T each er o rg an izatio n s
to red down and took th e sixth degree A m erica an d will open up a large in church, school and civic o rg an iza
w ork on T h ursday evening. M ult section of fine ag ric u ltu ral te rrito ry tions. H e was alw ays loyal to his were rep resen ted and rep o rts w ere g ro u n d s a t th e Union High school of so many of the p atro n s to help in
nom ah Pom ona presented the fifth to th e P o rtlan d m arkets. No finer com m unity and to his church, for given on th e work each was doing, and it is expected th a t th e new g ran d d iffe ren t ways much m ore has been
farm s o r su m m er hom e sites could be which he was w illing to m ake anj^ T hese rep o rts are alw ays in terestin g stan d will be com pleted by Sunday.
degree w ork a t th e s ta te grange.
accom plished and still th e re is a bal-
found th an th a t in th e te rrito ry ly
C om m ittee on education on which ing ajac en t to th e ‘proposed h igh possible sacrifices. His effo rts were and often prove an in sp iratio n and
GRESHAM IS TO LOSE
Bnce of over 8Pven d o llars In th e
Mrs. W alters served had several reso way which by th e action of th e com all for the good of th e com m unity help to o th e r organizations,
and his influence can never be ef-J
it wa8 decided to Imld no m eeting
lutions and topics to consider. The m issioners becomes a certain ty .
POPULAR LIBRARIAN tr,'aHUr’'-
facPd
.
. . . .
1 lo A ugust so th e next m eeting will
The ice cream sold by th e club boys
chairm an, Supt. P red Goff of Elkton,,
The job is 24.21 m iles In length
Mr. D unbar rem ained the honor come in October. It will be held the
Miss H. Ruth M ontague, who for S atu rd ay n ig h t wus enjoyed and th e
asked th a t Supt. J. A. C hurchill be and th e co n tract calls for com pletion of To
being
th
e
last
surviving
c
h
a
rte
r
urged to app ear before th e S tate of the g rad e th is year. T he co n tracts m em ber of th e M ethodist Episcopal th ird S atu rd ay In th e m onth at th e the past few years has been lib rarian boys cleared over eig h t dollurs. Tho
h ere and who by h e r faith fu l c o u rt
G range and explain th e reasons for were let to Dixon & H ow itt, and church of F airview . He was p resen t at Lynch school.
club m em bers a re very much in te r
elim inating th e teaching of ag ricu l Johnson C o n tract com pany, the form - | its o rganization at th e hom e of E. R
Mrs. C o rb ett and Mrs. C. W. Hay- eous m an n er has won th e friendship
tu re in th e ru ra l schools as well as to er to build th e 11.86 m iles from th e | Scott in 1853. T he first services w ere h u rst were thp flpeakers of tlle a fte r’ and ad m iratio n of friends all over ested in th e w ork and are m aking
eastern M ultnom ah, has been pro
answ er o th e r questions. Supt. C hurch M ultnom ah line known as un it 1. and held In Dr. Crosby's hom e soon a fte r
tb e. bala,,‘c e ° f lh ? Program m oted and will ta k e ch arg e of th e progress u n d er th e able lead ersh ip of
ill came as requested and his explan ' the la tte r to build th e balance
ce. u n its th e o rganization. T his was th e first las fu rn ish ed by th e R iverdale circle. Vernon Branch L ib rary soon a fte r Mrs. S tafford.
ations
w ere
helpful
to e a educa-
sane | 2 w t V w i T s t a r t ‘ a s ^ s o o n ^ th e ' M eth° d‘St ChUrCh ° rßanlzed ea8t of
Tea was served in th e afternoon Ju ly 1st.
u n d erstan
d in g very
of some,
of th
and a good tim e enjoyed by all. The
Miss M ontague will close h er work MISSIONARY TO AFRICA
tional problem s which a re presented I co n tracto rs can eet th p ir canine
ti!° M illam e tte an d It la te r became
• 'll
th e state A movement to have a l . i H s .
j
g et tn e ir cam ps es- th e head of a circu it which included lilverdale ladies proved them selves here on Ju n e 30th and for th e su m
DESCRIBES CUSTOMS
,
, 8tat.e' A m ovem ent to nave a tablished an d eq uipm ent on th e a n th e te rrito ry to Hood R iver and most d elig h tfu l hostesses and served m er m onths Miss G race F ieldhouse
d ep a rtm en t of education, w ith a sec- „ rnl, nri
* V .
,
'
, . ,
r .mu one of th e d ain tiest luncheons a t
will be in charge of th e local library.
re ta ry as a m em ber of th e p resid e n t’s
_______________
so u th to Union in w hat is now n o rth -
.
.
.. h
.
O. A ndrew s of A nderson sta tio n ,
ern C lackam as. Mr. D unbar gave loy- ,lOon th a t th e council has ever en-
Miss Norm a Lee Peck, a g rad u a te has received a le tte r from O scar P.
cabinet is being pushed with the Na SOLDIERS' BONUS BILL
al su p o rt to th e church th ro u g h all Joyed. T here w ere ab o u t 60 guests of th e U niversity of Illinois, has been
tional E ducational society back of It.
WINS BY LARGE MAJORITY th e years of his m anhood and. by his present.
appointed G resham lib ra ria n and will Olsen, a m issionary in V olksrust,
Mr. C hurchill explained w hat had
Africa, te llin g
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i own effo rts and* u n failin g faith he
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com mence her d u ties on Septem ber T ran sv aal, South
occured w ith reference to th e Voca
first.
L ast rep o rts of T uesday’s election m ore th an once save th e little church p p ADIX MAKES TRIP TO
som ething of th e mission sta tio n and
tional A griculture and to In d u strial
Miss Peck took th e lib rary tra in in g | life in th e d ark co ntinent. He re
th a t th e S oldier's Bonus Bill froni d isorganization a fte r th e big
cam p d a n o t « ™
d v A ttrn n
E ducation in th e high schools of tne show
has carried w ith a la rg e m ajo rity circu it had been divided into many
BAN r K A N U lB L U BY AU ID course a t th e U niversity w hich is one
state. Text book ag ric u ltu re is a fail th ro u g h o u t th e state. Every addition-1 circu its and churches and th e F a ir - 1
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of th e leading lib rary schools of the ports th a t th e school which has been
ure, and the present text book used al count piles up th e m a jo rity in view church stood alm ost alone. T o '
established for th e education of th e
United States.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
H.
V.
Adlx
and
th
eir
is unsuited to th e needs of Oregon favor of th e bill.
T t ue
he em
ergency Mr. ...........
D unbar m ore .....
th an to ......
any ..........
o th e r d i u au
g i h i k ter
Jean , nave
have reiurueu
retu rn ed iroui
from a a
She has had experience as child natives Is reaching m any ch ild ren
nnnlls In his nnininn A s I he n veri ee
mu.
eunigency
u k
t jeau,
ru ra l teach er is u n train ed in agricul-I c,au8-e VPto. biB has also passed w ith |
Person J s due th e n e a t little trip of two w eeks by au to th ro u g h re n ’s lib rarian at D avenport, Iowa, and is having a good effect on all.
a safe m ajo rity . while th e L eg h ila-i church which replaced th e pioneer C alifornia und Nevada.
and has been for th e past tw o years
theT’requirem enb^. ^ H e ^ o ^ h e a r u “ | ì,ve...RJ !« “ 1,a?ìon
h“ .
bY an 1 •ucture
t a y ear o r two ago.
Dr. Adix says th a t th e roads are ch ild re n ’s lib ra ria n of tho E ast P o rt Recent add itio n s to th e m ission force
are Mr. and Mrs. C h risten sen an d
„Tin Girls
,
, , , , , 0vprw *’el m 1 ng vote and th e H ygienic!
D aniel 8. D unbar cam e w ith his („ fine shape betw een hero and Ban- land branch.
in favor of th e Boys and
Club
Mr. and Mrs. Jen sen , who were in
p ro jects and believed th a t th ese S t “* 6 b‘U ha8 a ' S° g ° ne d° W" ‘° 1 ' S
' Don,“ VUssumrl t o ’o r e r o n ’ in" ' ' 7 " ? isto and J“ d«‘n«
tb * • « * “ -
u n n id univo tho n „ ,h i„ m
ovnontaiiv defeat.
uunD ar, rrom .Missouri to Oregon in ent tim e m ade on tho trip they m ust CHEESE IS IMPORTANT
'.‘' ‘“‘’J “ f,‘w, i"on.,.,,‘8 a*°’ a,,d
as it WM ho^ed Pt n bLl5"e’ t h e n u n H ! Tlle women ju ro rs bill had a m a- 185°- T he trip was m ade by ox tra in be In fair condition.
PROT1TTCT O F O P F C O N
" ‘•h several fam ilies
rK
U
U
U
b
l
OF
UnEOUN
C
oncerning
life in th e T ran sv aal
th
“
r
einh
vf.rk
He
«•«”
in
:
J°r
it-
V
of
241
f°
r
th
e
m
easure
T
hurs-
«»d
a
"
th
e
d
iscouragem
ents
and
pri-
The
party
left
here
S
atu
rd
ay
even-
cred it for th e ir club work. He was in day. F rid a y ’s pap er reported a m ajor- ratio n s of th a t trag ic year were suf- ing, May 28th, a t ab o u t 4 :45 o’clock
The
value
of
cheese
as
a
food
and
Olsen
w
rites
th a t th e n ativ es
favor of having all priv ate schools itv of 78 ag ain st th e m easure. The fered by th e party. T he last lap of th e and arriv ed In San F rancisco a few
work two o r th ree m onths of
u n d er sta te control in o rd er to m ain bill is still in th e balance as th e to ta ls ! jo u rn ey , from T he D alles to th e m inutes before 5 o’clock on Monday the v ariety of uses to which cheese baVfi
tain a d efin ite sta n d ard of work. He now stan d yes 57,985; no 57,412.
Pa Y a farm er fo r th o
m outh of th e Sandy river, was taken ■ evening. By m aking th e trip on th e may be p u t will be urged In a state- ' each J', a r
w as in favor of having ag ric u ltu re
wide cam paign to be waged Ju n e 20
on which they live. T he farm er
Discovery
of
an
e
rro
r
in
th
e
unof-
hy
yawl
boat,
w
here
they
landed
in
•
days
th
a
t
they
did
they
had
th
e
ad-
elective instead of m andatory, and
nreeil the mini!,vine? o , tenehera ,e r f'cial <’ount from M arion county, ad- N ovem ber, 1850. T he fa th e r took vantage of tw o holidays, Sunday and to 27 u n d er the direction of th e Ore- i caU8 them in w henever he wishes and
»hat cuhieet T he reeept e", »h
d*'d
votes to th e m ajo rity from a donation land claim w here th e Mult- D ecoration day com ing to g eth er, and gon Dairy Council, it was announced , kppP<’ them as late a t n ig h t as ho
mi,tee
in ing:
- ■": *bat co u n ty a n d may put th e m easure tiom ah F arm and several o th e r good all road work was suspended which recently.
m
ittee in in brief
brief favors
favors th
th e e f.diou
follow
chooses so th a t som e are unable to
m ade It possible for them to follow
by a safe m ajority, but th e fate farm s are now located.
A national d ep a rtm en t of education; over
T h ro u g h o u t th e s ta te a rra n g e atten d evening school which is m ain
On O ctober 19, 1865, D aniel Dun- th e m ain highways.
still
hangs
in
th
e
balance
as
o
th
e
r
th a t a g ric u ltu re be required as one official votes may change th e to tals b ar m arried M argaret M. Jones.
They spent a sh o rt tim e in San m ents have bi en m ade with grocers, tained fo r the adults.
of th e su b jects in th e elem entary in a like m anner. The votes on th e whose fa th e r owned a claim In the F rancisco
w here Dr. Adix took up hotel m anagers and re s ta u ra n t own-
According to the description given
te ac h ers’ tra in in g course; th a t there
This som e special work. They retu rn ed by
d iffe ren t m easures in th e th ree pre Beaver Bend neighborhood.
be no lessening of ex penditures for cincts
th
e
n ative k raals o r h u ts are m ade of
ers
to
cooperate
fo
r
one
week
in
pro-
In G resham are as follow s:
young couple jo urneyed to V ancouver the way of Nevada and arriv ed In
th e public schools which shall in any
viding th e best cheese th e sta te of I ftrass o r som tlm es of tu rf w ith g rass
P
recin
ct
308
fo
r
th
e
w
edding.
They
w
ent
on
horse
G
resham
S
atu
rd
ay
evening
T
he
ac
way im pair th e ir efficiency; th a t vis
egislative R egulation, — yes 31; back and w ere ferried across th e rlv- tu al trav elin g tim e going from h ere Oregon can produce n t the lowest roofs. They are bu ilt w ith so sm all
ual instru ctio n be prom oted by the no L 62.
e r w here th e w edding took place. Six to San Francisco was less th an 24 possible cost to everyone.
an opening for a door th a t one m ust
S tate D epartm ent of E ducation; tn a t
S oldiers’ Bonus — yes 87; no 20. children were born to them , only one hours.
th e county u n it plan of school adm in
Cheese will be given aw ay In m any eith er stoop o r g et on hands and
of whom Jesse D unbar of P o rtlan d ,
Em
ergency
Clause
veto,—
yes
56;
istratio n be adopted as passed by the no 34.
survives.
r e s ta u ra n ts an d some h o tels, have kneeB In o rd er to en ter, and th e only
SANDY TO HAVE FOURTH
last le g isla tu re;
th a t all county
Hygienic M arriage— yes 38; no 60.
OF JULY CELEBRATION' aKrpPd to provide side-dishes of m eans of lig h t is th ro u g h th e door.
courts be requested to provide th e I W
omen J u ro rs — yes 4.8; no 49.
T he floor Is of d irt beaten h ard and
' cheese with meals.
necessary funds for In d u strial club
Precinct 80»
Sandy is plan n in g a hom e celeb ra
w ork; and recom m ended th e outlined
T he purpose of th e cam paign is sm ooth. Very few natives have beds
Mrs. H. L St. C lair and d au g h ter,
L
egislative
R
egulation
—
yes
36;
caurses of study, circulated thro u g h no 27.
Miss M ildred, drove to Salem on Sun tion th is year fo r th e F o u rth of Ju ly tw o-fold according to officials of the b u t have a m at on th e floor. All one
extension service, Oregon A g ricu ltu r
day m orning w here they atten d ed the and has invited a n u m b er of s u r Oregon Dairy Council, which Is an sees on en terin g a h u t In th e daytim e
S
oldiers’
Bonus
—
yes
67;
no
14.
al College. It also favored th e con
b accalau reate service of W illam ette rounding com m unities to Join in the
Em ergency Clause, yes 38; no 18.
org an izatio n of th e en tire d airy In is th e fireplace In th e center, a few
tin u a tio n of th e m illage tax for the
U niversity. They w ere accom panied proposition.
Hygienic
M
arriage—
yes
35;
no
43.
A gam e betw een th e Sandy and dustry.
su p p o rt of elem entary schools. It was
cooking pots, several m ats and b lan k
by Miss T h elm a M etzger who visited
W omen J u ro rs — yes 46; no 27.
also recom m ended th a t each grange
h e r b ro th er, H enry, who is a p atien t Gillis baseball team s is planned a l
ets rolled up on th e side of th e hut.
T
h
e
first
consideration
is
to
ed
u
Precinct
30»
though no d efin ite arran g em en ts have
have a com m ittee on education to
egislative R egulation — yes 36; at th e S tate T uberculosis H ospital. been made.
cate th e public to th e value of cheese T he ea tin g spoons a re usually stu ck
stu d y th e school situ atio n in each no L 47.
Miss W inifred St. C lair retu rn ed
T he picnic w ill be held In M elnig’s as a food. T he second Is to call to Into th e wail. W hile all e a t o u t of
com m unity and assist in p u ttin g into
S oldiers' Bonus — yes 44; no 20. hom e with them .
effect th e recom m endations of the
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er F Goodwin grove and besides th e re g u la r p ro th e m ind of th e resd en ts of the sta te one pot, they each have a spoon, gen
Em
ergency
Clause
veto—
yes
50;
s ta te G range com m ittee. T he resolu no 29.
le ft th is aftern o o n fo r th e ir new hom e {-ram of races, gam es etc., th e re will th e im portance of th e cheese in d u s erally carved o u t of wood. Tho meals
tions on high school legislation, on
bp u P rogram of music, readings, and try to th e developm ent of Oregon.
H ygienic M arriage— ye« 43; no 46. at M ilton, Oregon, w here Mr. Good- songs
consist m ostly of cornm eal porridge
p ut on by th e local ta le n t of
th e use of tobacco by in stru c to rs and
win will ta k e up his new duties as
W omen Ju ro rs— yes 44; no 41.
All kinds of cheese m an u factu red and pum pkins.
as to th e eligibility of voters were
su p e rin te n d e n t of th e la rg e union th e d iffe re n t com m unities if they
accept th e in v itatio n to be present. w ithin th e sta te a re included in th e
reported on favorably. Paul V. M ar
high school d istrict.
ls, d irecto r of college extension work MISS BRATZEL WILL
cam paign— cream , cottage, and o th DRIED PRUNES SAfD TO
from th e O. A. C. was a visitor w ith
GUM COSTS ARE GREATER
PRESENT MUSIC PU PILS MISS HONEY S PUPILS
BE GOOD FOR BOSSY
ers,
and appetizing receipt»« In th e
th e com m ittee as well as was Supt.
THAN FOR EDUCATION cheese dishes will be announced each
Miss F rie d a Bratzel has aran g ed
GIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM
C hurchill.
As a b u tte r producing food, th e re
for a recital to be given by h er piano
“ Buy Gum, By G um ,” says a sign day th ro u g h th e new spapers of th e Is n o th in g w rong with dried prunes,
I pupils at th e M ethodist Episcopal | A m usical was given by a num ber
state.
T
he
recelpes
will
be
tested
by
garnishing
an
e
n
tire
window
full
of
according to O. B Nichols, m em ber
M embers of th e F am ous B aker church next F rid a y evening, begin- °f, •"188 F lo ren ce H oney's piano pu
P layers have form ed a stock com panv nlng at 8 1 5 o ’clock Miss B ratzel will plls at hpr 8 ludlo on last Saturday ! the n atio n al chew. T he window dres- th e dom estic science d ep a rtm en t of of th e Oregon G row ers Cooperative
and a re to u rin g the la rg e r cities of at 1:15 o’clock Miss Bratzel will be aftP rn oon and was enjoyed by many 8pr w it Is em ployed by a chain sto re th e Orgon a g ric u ltu ra l college which Association. He says th a t cows like
th e northw est. T he new
new organiza- be assited by J Oliver, well known of ,bp m o th ers and friends of th e in th e city and calls atten tio n to one will also have d em o n strato rs trav el- o f ' ' g o o ^ r ' ^ o r ^ ^ d ’ tV 'a lld “ f l ^ o r
tion is u n d er th e m anagem ent of violinist of P o rtlan d who will give POP'1« Among th e visitors was Miss of th e g rea test expenditures of th e
u rn s easily.
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Wm. A. Lee. who has been doing several num bers. All a re invited to A bbie W hitesides of P o rtlan d , with Am erican public today. In a recent Ing th ro u g h th e sta te giving first- well g ran u la ted and ch
“ c h a ra c te r” p a rts fo r th e B aker enjoy th e evening of music. Those whom Miss Honey is studying. Miss ad v ertisem en t an agency boasted th a t h and in fo rm atio n to th e housew ives A fter first try in g to break pruno
I
*bp cow soon learn s to sw allow
players for th e past five years and who will give piano num bers are Mil- Honey will close h e r stu d io from m ore money was sp en t for chew ing on |jje value of cheese as a food
gum in A m erica each year th an for j
th e w hole prunes Into th e first stom
is well and favorably know n to th e dred K um m el. Edith Soderqulst. A lta A ugust 15 to Septem ber 1.
ducatlon. And we pride ourselvea i W here th e re Is sm oke th e re Is fire ach, Mr Nichols says.
She th en
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_______W
Those who took p a rt on th e pro-
th e a tre goers
In th is locality.
The lhlon, Evelyn Ledlne, E arl W eiss.
’ ba a t th e public schools of th is co u n -|
Lee Stock Com pany have a splendid B eatrice and M argaret A nlcker, Enos *ranl were W illiam O tt, Mary Lam - th
before you em pty y o u r pipe, or re g u rg ita te s th e prunes a fte r they
rep e rto ire of high class com edies and V olbrecht. P earl G ustafson, F rances
M argaret StC lair, Doris Brown, t r y nave no _______________
equal
j th ro w aw ay y o u r m atch o r cig arette have become softened, se p arates th e
dram as and should prove very pop- H orberg. M yrtle S oderqulst, Gene- ' t a r k a rpt M atthew s, R egina Ham-
W hile th e p ru n e crop in w estern be 8urp 11 ,8 o ut * "Park m a> <*«•- m eat from th e pits and then drops
th e pits from the m outh. He says bo
u lar. High C lass Specialties will be vleve M anary, G ertru d e B rugger, An- m a r' Jack D ow sett, Emily Jo n as. Hel- _
T .
troy a fo rest o r a city.
know s as ho has em ptied a lot of
given betw een acts. T hursday, F riday t»a L ennartz. Melvin B rugger, A nnie pr> A ltbaus, W lllene B otkin, Alden Oregon may average ab o u t 50 per!
Hoover and Mis« K ath e rin e B ratzel. I M iller, Gwendolyn M etzger, th e Miss cen t of a crop,
_ th e re Is one m a n .j
___
__________ ____
F ire _ Is dangerous!
Be __ careful p its from th e feed box.
and S aturday, a t G resham T h ea ter.-
f ba8P-
Z im m erm an, m em ber of th e Oregon G row ers Co- when you sm oke In th e woods
Adv.
E lizabeth G ran t, E d n a Gill, Iren e
.
a
______________
Neetl Y our Suit C leaned?
A good n eighbor is m ore carefu l of
Re.
K
um
m
el
and
G
ertru
d
e
A
lexander.
, o p erativ e Association
at
Eugene.
Have It F ren ch dry cleaned,
Don’t
slig
h t yourself by slig h tin g | a n o th e r m an ’s property th an he Is
An ice cream and cake lawn social pairing n eatly done. T ailo rin g for
wht> Is In luck th is year. He report»» (he w ant ada,
of his own. No one has any m ore
w ill be given by th e Queen E sth er ladles and men.
6 *4 per cent In terest on six th a t bis crop is so larg e th a t he will
rig h t to set fire to an o th e r m an's
Circle. F riday evening. Ju n e 17th on
m
o
n
th
s’
tim
e
may
be
had
at
F
irst
PETER LENARD, Tailor
O " “ .»®
woods th a n to bis house o r barn.
Mrs. Hevels lawn. Cake and Ice
S tate Bank by ta k in g U nited States be obliged to use props ,,, to keep the
, cent Interest on time deposits.— Adv.
________
Cream 15c Everybody welcome.
O utside w hite paint »2.50 p er g a l - I Trpa* u r? C ertificates— th e sa fe st se- lim bs from breaking. His nam e is I
The Bank of Gresham pays 6 per
— adv. lon a t L. L. K id d er H ard w are Co.
Lauritz N Miller.
cu ritles in th e world today.
Outlook’s new phone— 1561.
cent Interest on time deposits.— Adv.
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