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T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook Voi. 12. No. 54 HIGH SCHOOL BOND ISSUE TO BE VOTED ON TOMORROW GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COI'NTY, OREGON, HIGH SCHOOL STI'DENTS WILL BtEGISTEK SOON TCE8BAY. SEPTEMBER HOOD RIVER MAN TELLS OF COMMUNITY CHURCHES THERE 5. GRESHAM I’ASTOR ASSISTS IN DEDICATION OE ( III R( II TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS $1.50 Per Year COMMUNITY CLUB MEMBERS LISTEN TO FINE SPEECHES P rin c ip a l Roy E. C an n o n of th e T he Rev. an d Mrs. H. R. G ebhardt U nion H igh school an n o u n c e s th a t- w ere in W alla W alla la s t S unday T h u rsd ay an d F rid ay , S ep tem b er 14 w h ere th e Rev. G eb h ard t w as asked an d 15 w ill be th e d ates fo r th e reg is- ! to a s s is t in th e d ed icatio n of a ch u rc h tra tio n of s tu d e n ts fo r th e com ing ! “T he C om m unity C h u rc h ” w as th e ■ T he a d v a n ta g e s of a co o p erativ e b u ild in g for a new ly o rganized E van- y ear. T h u rsd a y foren o o n th e fre sh - i gelical ch u rc h th ere. T he Rev. F. 11 T om orrow a fte rn o o n , S ep tem b er 6, m en w ill re g is te r an d th e a ftern o o u I su b ject of an a d d re ss by th e Rev. W. | school w as th e n ex p lain ed by Dr. F reu n d , p re sid e n t of th e d is tric t and H. Boddy, p a sto r of th e R iv ersid e ! G anders w hich a r e fa m ilia r to m ost R esid en ts of th e C o ttre ll, O rient, the v o ters of U nion H ig h S chool D is w ill be devoted to th e sophom ores. I th e Rev. G eb h ard t an d se v eral of the F rid a y foren o o n w ill be th e tim e fo r ‘ co m m u n ity ch u rc h a t Hood R iv er at of us having a te a c h e r for each g rad e L usted an d V ictory d is tric ts held a tric t No. 2, M ultnom ah co u n ty , w ill w ould en ab le th e te a c h e r to becom e W alla W alla p a sto rs a ssiste d th e local th e re g is tra tio n of ju n io rs an d F rid ay | p a sto r, th e Rev, Geo. E ich ler, In th e ! co n in lu n it>' cou n cil m eeting on L ab o r th e m eetin g of th e C om m unity Council m ore efficient in h e r w ork .a n d she vote on th e p ro p o sitio n of issu in g afte rn o o n for se n io rs an d sp ecial s tu j held in th e C o ttrell ch u rc h on L abor w ould also be a b le to give m ore a tte n d edication services. j Day a t th e C o ttrell com m unity ch u rch . bonds to th e a m o u n t of $35,000 fo r d ents. ! Day. T he p u rp o se of th e m eetin g of T h is c h u rc h w as not org an ized u n - ' An ex c e lle n t p ro g ram w as p re p a re d It is ex p ected th a t se v eral new th e C om m unity C ouncil w as to d is tion to individual p upils. Dr. L a n til th e first p a rt of th is y e a r and it «•„- the p u rp o se of ta k in g up o u ts ta n d in g t ,.„ , , d ers Is not In fav o r of too la rg e a . I >or th e day. T he sp e a k e rs w ere som e w a rra n ts an d p a st d ue n o tes. It is g ro u p s of s tu d e n ts w ill e n te r th e high c u ss b e tte r schools, b e tte r ch u rch es, school a s th e p u p ils w ould have to go a lre a d y h a s a m em b ersh ip of 30 fa m of th e b e st In th e sta te . A re p o rt on The expected th a t th e vote w ill be heavy. school th is y ear. A n u m b er a re conf- , b e tte r hom es and b e tte r farm s ilies. T h e c o n g reg atio n h as rem od- too fa r aw ay from hom e. eled a d w ellin g house for a p a rso n ag e j v ario u s ad d re sse s is given in th is The p o llin g w ill ta k e p lace a t th e ing from D am ascu s w ith W alter Rev. Mr. Boddy is p a sto r of a su ccess- an d b u ilt a new c h u rc h w hich cost P*P®r u n d e r se p a ra te headings. high school b u ild in g in G resh am . T he S ch w ed ler. w ho w ill m ak e th a t dis- fu , com m unity c h u rc h in Hood R iver W1IY CERTAIN FOODS tr ic t a p a rt of h is ro u te. S ev eral a re th a t has a co n g reg atio n m ade up of T he a tte n d a n c e w as fa irly good but polls w ill be open from 2 to 7 p. m. SHOI'LD BE EATEN about $12,000— m ost of w hich has al- ; p eople from all th e p ro te sta n t ----------- { read y been paid. No offering w as th e m o rn in g -was so sto rm y th a t it On th e 24th of la s t J u ly th e v o te rs ex pected to e n te r from T ro u td a le . School w ill open on S ep tem b er lb. ch u rch es. kept som e aw ay. T he clo u d s cle a re d A splendid ta lk on w hy c e rta in I asked fo r last S unday but th e j o l u n of th e d is tric t voted b o nds in th e W ork on th e im p ro v em en ts an d new T h e Rev. Mr. Boddy exp lain ed very foods should be e a te n w as given by ta ry co n trib u tio n am ounted to about aw ay, how ever, and th e su n shone am ount of $55,000 to be used as fol b u ild in g a re u n d er way. T h e class c le a rly how a co m m u n ity c h u rc h has Miss M arjorie M. S m ith. E x ten sio n $450. once m ore an d people com m enced low s: $35,000 to ta k e u p o u ts ta n d room s in th e old g y m n asiu m a re be- w orked o u t in Hood R iver. He says sp e c ia list on hom e econom ics, a t th e T h e re is no doubt th a t th e se peo- j com ing u n til tlie g a th e rin g w as as ing w a rra n ts an d p a st-d u e n o tes and $20,000 fo r th e e re c tio n of a new g y m ing m ade read y for o ccu p an cy b u t th e , h a t w hen th e re a re eig h t or ten a n n u a l m eeting of th e C om m unity pie In W alla W alla w anted a c h u rc h la rg e a s could be expected. T h ere nasium an d th e c o n v ersio n of th e old new g y m n asiu m w ill not be read y for c h u rc h e s w h ere th e r e a re o n ly enough C ouncil w hich w as held on S ep tem and w ill sta n d back of it now th a t w er® ab o u t 150 p re se n t in all. A tine u se b efo re D ecem ber 1. people to su p p o rt one, th e re is a co n b e r 4 at th e C o ttre ll c o m m u n ity they have one. T he Rev. G eb h ard t Is d in n er w as served c a fe te ria sty le, gym nasium in to c la s s room s. confident th a t th is E v an g elical c h u rc h w bich a ll did ju s tic e to and d eclared tin u a l stru g g le fo r su ste n a n c e and ch u rch . K. A. M iller, c le rk of th e d is tric t, th e ch u rch is so Im poverished th a t it Miss S m ith gave h e r topic, " Is It h a s th e p ro sp ects of becom ing one of th ey enjoyed very m uch. has fu rn ish e d th e O utlook w ith th e ' Obituary of Nathaniel P. Wallace. C om m ittees w ere nam ed at a fo rm N ath an iel P. W allace, of T ro u td ale, is Im possible fo r it to do th e best S afe to E a t? ' and th e n q u o ted th e j th e la rg e st in th e n o rth w e st follow ing e x p la n a tio n of th e p ro p o si died S a tu rd ay , A ug u st 19, a t The w ork. P eo p le a re com ing to realize old saying, “Do you live to e a t o r I e r m eetin g of th e co u n cil to A id out ---------------------- tion, w hich seem s to be hazy in th e D alles h o sp ital. H e w as on h is way th a t th e th in g s on w hich th ey ag re e e a t to live?” S h e th e n said sh e w ould GKESHAMITES .MEET how b e tte r schools, b e tte r ch u rch es. m inds of a good m an y v o te rs o f th e to C ondon, an d had sto p p ed off at a re so m uch m o re n u m ero u s th a n ch an g e it to “ Do you e a t to live or IN EASTERN OltEGON b e tte r fa rm s and b e tte r hom es ca n be d istrict. ----------- i secured. T hey w ere ask ed to re p o rt T he D alles, w h ere h e w as ta k e n ill th o se on w hich th ey do not th a t peo e a t to d ie?” T h is sh e a d m itted On J u ly 24th th e d is tric t used as | W hen one Is In a s tra n g e c o u n try at th is m eeting. T he follow ing re p o rt a t his h otel and rem oved to th e hos ple should be u n ited into a fine com sounded r a th e r g ru eso m e b u t in m any follow s: . p ital, w h ere he died. ra d esh ip . cases is tru e . P eo p le often c au se and u n c e rta in as to ro ad s and d lrec- on b e tte r schools w as rend by C has, On a c c o u n t of a te c h n ic a l objection H is body w as ta k e n to Condon for th e ir d e a th s by w h a t th ey e a t. To tio n s, it is doubly p le a s a n t to m eet E. G o ssett: T he re q u ire m e n ts for m em b ersh ip on th e p a rt of th e a tto rn e y w ho w as fa m ilia r faces. S uch w as th e ex p ert- j 1. E ach p a re n t sh o u ld a tten d th e to pass upon th e issu e fo r th e bond b u rial. T he fu n eral w as held Mon- j in to th e Hood R iv er com m unity m ake it a little s tro n g e r— “th e w ay to ence of tw o G resham p a rtie s w hich a n n u a l school election and see th a t buyers, th a t p o rtio n of th e issu e r e p day, A ug u st 21st, a t th e C on g reg a- ch u rc h a re a p p a re n tly sim ple but a re a m a n 's g rav e m ay be th ro u g h his sto m ach .” re se n tin g th e $35,000 fo r th e fu n d in g tlo n a l ch u rch . E ld er M. H. Cook, of felt to be sufficient p ro o f of sin cerity . 2. A fter a co m petent Hchool hoard O ne n oted m an say s th e g re a te s t day. of w a rra n ts and n o tes w as, by a re s o P o rtla n d , co n d u ctin g th e services. All th o se w ho ack n o w led g e th e s p irit- One p a rty co n sisted of R obert Mil- is elected, p a re n ts a re to give th e ir T h e fu n e ra l w as larg ely a tte n d e d by u al le a d e rsh ip of J e s u s C h rist and c a u se of illn e s s an d d isease is lution of th e b o ard of d ire c to rs, o m it re la tiv e s and fo rm er frie n d s of th e w ho ack n o w led g e his influence in th ro u g h e a tin g and d rin k in g . S ta tis ler and his siste r, G ladys and H ow ard full su p p o rt to th e hoard. ted from th e sa le a n d it w as decided deceased. T he follo w in g o b itu ary th e ir lives a re a d m itted in to th e tic s say th a t out of 100,«00,000 peddle W ood and Miss M abel Wood of th e j 3. H ire only th e b est te a c h e rs and to call a n o th e r bond elec tio n to p ass giv es f u r th e r p a rtic u la rs of th e life of c h u rc h upon ap p licatio n . T he com - In th e U nited S ta te s, 3,000,000 a re V ictory d is tric t and Mrs. A lta G en try su p p o rt th e m fully. upon th e $35,000 s e p a ra te and a p a rt an d son R u ssell. T hey w ere on th e ir 4 C lear and fence th e Bchool Mr. W allace. in u n ity c h u rc h h a s b ro u g h t m any in - sick In bed. from th e $20,000. T h e b o nds fo r th e N ath an ia l W allace w as b o rn in to th e c h u rc h w ho n ev er w en t before. I “ E at w isely and live a little long- way h om ew ard from n e a r Ione w here g ro u n d s and keep e v ery th in g neat $20.000 h av e been issu ed an d sold to M arion co u n ty , Iow'a, S ep tem b er 26, W hile a ll of th e p ro te s ta n t faith e r ” 1® Miss S m ith 's slogan. As a n ex Miss W ood and R u ssell have s p e n t about th e school. R obertson & E w in g of P o rtla n d , O re 5. V isit th e school ns often as pos 1871, an d died of ap o p lex y in The u n ite in one ch u rch , th e m em b ers of p la n a tio n of w h a t "w ise ly ” m ean s, she sev eral w eeks on a 1250-acre w h eat gon, a t 5U p e r cen t in te re s t and w ith sible. L et th e te a c h e r know th e p a r D alles h o sp ital, T he D alles, O regon, in d iv id u al e h u rc h s a re g rouped into said everyone sh o u ld e a t w hole g ra in ran ch . an ad d itio n a l p rem iu m of $406. W hile p roceeding n o rth w a rd to en ts a re w illin g to help h e r m ake a A u g u st 19, 1922. Age 50 y e a rs, 10 sm all g ro u p s. W hile all u n ite in lo b read w hich is m ade from th e w hole T he c o n tr a c t fo r th e re p a ir w o rk w ard A rlin g to n th ey m et tw o a u to success. m o n th s, 25 days. D on't critic iz e h er before w h eat gro u n d up and m ade into cal w ork, each g ro u p h a s a rig h t to and th e e re c tio n of th e new g y m n a s W hen b u t a child of 18 m o n th s he 1 say w h ere th e m issio n ary m oney giv- b read w ith o u t rem oving th e b ra n and loads of G resham people w ho w ere th e ch ild re n . ium h a s been le t to C. E. S to ck to n of headed fo r H ep p n er but on acco u n t of 6. E nch p a re n t should see th a t his G resham .’ a n d w o rk h a s a lre a d y been ! carae w e8t w lth his P a re n ts, se ttlin g en by th a t g ro u p is to go. It h as been o th e r c o arse elem ents. n u m ero u s d e to u rs w ere h opelessly c h ild ren a re a t school on tim e and Miss S m ith placed a food c h a rt on sta rte d on b o th jobs. T h e h e a tin g ! ^ ari H e sto n . O regon. H e h a s since found, how ever, th a t th re e -fo u rth s of lost. T h e re they m et th e first p arty , th a t th ey get hom e on tim e. and p lu m b in g h a s been le t to R ush- lived n e a r H ep p n er an d in A rlin g to n ' th e co n g reg atio n p u ts th e m oney in a th e black b o ard w hich ex p lain ed very exchanged g re e tin g s and d irectio n s. 7. T e a c h e rs should v isit each p a r an d for th e p a s t 10 y e a rs h is hom e g e n e ra l fund to be d is trib u te d by th e c le a rly w hat food v alu es th a t a re e s light & H a s to rf of P o rtla n d . All have a rriv e d safely in G resham . e n t a t le a s t once each school term h a s been in T ro u td a le , O regon. c h u rc h board. se n tia l to h e a lth a re found in soma On W ednesday, S ep tem b er «6th, T hose w ho w ere going to H ep p n er and as soon as co n v en ie n t in o rd e r He w as m a rrie d to C la ra A. V a n -| TMc co m m u n ity Idea h a s been c a r- foods and a re lack in g In o th e rs. She 1922, th e leg al v o te rs of U nion H igh w ere Mr. an d Mrs. M. G rass of P o r t to becom e acq u a in te d w ith th e c h il ried f u r th e r th a n th e c h u rc h in Hood ! classed th e v a rio u s foods acco rd in g School D istric t No. 2, M ultn o m ah I S c to ia c k at E ugene, O regon. A p ril 10, county, O regon, w ill be re q u e s te d to j ” »»»• T ° ‘^ s u n io n w e re b o rn th re e R iver. T h ere is a co m m u n ity m otion to th e q u ality as w ell a s th e am o u n t land, th e M isses E velyn and M abel d re n ’s conditions. 8. See th a t th e school room Is su p . e m se lv i e .... s a „♦ t th e h ig h a^ , all rv iv e h „ ini p ic tu re outfit w-hich Is ru n once o r ° f energy, p ro tein , m in e ra l, vitam in es M etzger and H e ste r T h o rp e, B ill F e r p re se n t . . th sch k o n n o i l ch ild ren ___ _ of w hom „ su .......... ris, Roy B urton and H a rry S tanley. plied w ith th e th in g s th a t th e te a c h e r M y rtle K idder, G arib ald i, Ore tw ice a week u n d e r th e d irectio n of and bulk w hich th e y co n tain . b uilding b etw een th e h o u rs of 2 a n d . rs g o n ; E lza and Je s se W allace, engaged th e ch u rch . A n o th er good fe a tu re Is M ilk h as only a sm a ll a m o u n t of T hey la te r v isited w ith Mr. and Mrs. needs a s sh e c a n n o t do good w ork If 7 p. in. an d v ote upon th e p ro p o sitio n in b u sin ess in Condon. B esides his a S u n d ay even in g club. en erg y , high in q u a lity of p ro tein , a A lb e rt A dkins. W hile th e re th ey m et sh e h a s n 't th e p ro p e r m u te ria l to T h is clu b of issu in g bonds in th e am o u n t of fam ily and one g ran d so n , W allace E u b rin g s to Hood R iv er som e of th e good am o u n t of m in e ra l and a lso of Miss A ddle Q u e sin b e rry of R ock w ork w ith. $35,000 to red eem o u ts ta n d in g w a r 9. Of a ll th in g s, full c o o p eratio n is g en e K idder, he leaves to m o u rn th e ir b est m u sician s in th e s ta te an d som e v itam in es and only a sm a ll a m o u n t w ood, w ho is to te a c h in H ep p n er th e ra n ts and n o te s of said d is tric t fo r a recom m ended betw een p a re n ts, te a c h lo ss his m o th er, Mrs. S a ra h A. W al of th e b e st sp e a k e rs in th e n o rth w est, j of bulk. V egetables hav e little e n er- com ing y ear. like am ount. To Hear Talk oil e r and school board. At th e p re s e n t tim e th e s e w a rra n ts lace, fo u r s iste rs, Ada G oodw in, N ora S ev eral y e a rs ago th is clu b o rg an ized ffy. a fa ir am o u n t of p ro te in b u t hav e iir p s h ||||, G runge T he re p o r t of th e co m m ittee on b e t W illiam s an d E lla L eg h o rn , all of a boys' cam p. T h e re is a lso a g ir ls ’ I a high q u a lity of m in e ra ls, v itam in es F o reig n Uonnlrles. and n o tes a re d ra w in g in te re s t a t th e te r c h u rc h e s is as follow s: C ondon, an d A nna B ria n s of N am pa, club m ade up of 40 to 50 m em b ers j and bulk. F r u it h a s som e en erg y and T ho GreHharn g ra n g e w ill m eet in r a tg of 6 p e r c e n t p e r a n n u m b u t by 1. T h a t th e c h u rc h e s Included in J p ro te in s, a llttf r m o re m in e ra ls and re g u la r session n ex t S a tu rd a y , S e p Id ah o , an d th re e b ro th e rs, C has. P. w ith fine clu b room s. -su in g bonds now , th e r a te of in te r th e cou n cil c o o p erate m ore fu lly in “ You d o n ’t need to w o rry ab o u t v itam in es an d a la rg e am o u n t of tem b er 9. of F o ssil, O regon: Ja m e s A. of K an T h e m eetin g is to be an est can he red u ced to 5^4 p e r cen t, sa s City, M issouri, an d Ed. J. of C on th e "cost" said th e Rev. Mr. Boddy. j bulk. M eat and fish hav e som e e n e r- | im p o rta n t one and a larg e a tte n d a n c e all. lines of w ork. th ereb y m ak in g a sa v in g to th e d is 2. T h a t th e people give th e ir full / “ L et th e people see th a t you a re m ak - I gy. a c o n sid e ra b le am o u n t of p ro te in , is expected. T h e G resham g ra n g e is don, an d a h o st of frien d s. t r ic t of $262.50 p e r y e a r, an d th is plan su p p o rt to th e p asto r. ing th e w orld a b e tte r p lace to live In less of th e m in e ra ls. W h e th e r th e re H is fam ily, h is m o th er, th r e e s is te rs h as been decided upon by th e b o ard ot to e n te rta in Pom ona g ra n g e on W ed 3. T h at th e ch u rc h bu ild in g eq u ip an d tw o b ro th e rs w ere p re s e n t a t th e \ for boys an d g irls a s w ell a s th e o ld er is an y vitam in es o r n o t in m eat and nesday, S ep tem b er 20. It Is th e d e sire d ire c to rs a s b ein g th e m o st feasib le m en t should he so c o n stru c te d so as tim e of his d eath . H is s is te r, Mrs. people and th e re w ill alw ay s be plen - ' Ash is q u estio n ed . T h e re is only a of a ll th e g ra n g e rs to m ake th a t day for th e r e tir in g of th e floating in to serv e a ll p ro te s ta n t d enom inations. E ggs have N ora W illiam s, w ho is ill in T he ty of m oney. It is th e s p irit of co- ! sm a ll am o u n t of b u lk . a sp len d id su ccess. T h e re h as alw ay s debtedness T he b e tte r fa rm s co m m ittee gave o p e ra tio n .” j c o n sid erab le en erg y , a la rg e r am o u n t D alles h o sp ita l, w as u n a b le to be a t T his bond is su e w ill n o t in c re a se been a la rg e a tte n d a n c e a t every P o th e follow ing re p o rt: T he Hood R iv er ch u rc h h a s a m em - of p ro te in an d m in e ra ls and less of h is bedside. the In d eb ted n ess of th e d is tric t b u t it m ona m eetin g held in G resham and 1. A local o rg a n izatio n in stock and Mr. W allace w as w ell an d fav o rab ly b e rs h ip of 400 w h ile th e U pper Hood v itam in es. F a ts have a high q u a lity w ill p lace th e d is tric t on a so u n d an d . , it .i s expected th is y e a r w ill not prove cro p ra isin g should be organized. : of en erg y but only a sm all am o u n t of . efficient b a sis and th e d ire c to rs w ill I know n in th is v icin ity and m an y o th e r R iv er co m m u n ity ch u rch h as 150 01 an ex ception. C om m ittees a re to be 2. B e tte r m a rk e tin g fac ilitie s se not have to be w o rry in g a b o u t fu n d s | lo c a litie s in O regon, h av in g been en- m em liers and 500 people ln th e con- i v itam ines. ap p o in ted n ex t B atu rd ay to ta k e cured. W hole g ra in b re a d and p o tato es a re »,. ta k e u p th e o u ts ta n d in g w a rra n ts '« ‘ »e sh eep b u sin ess n e a r A r- g re g atio n . T h is is o u t of a p o p u la c h a rg e of th e p re p a ra tio n s b u t e v e ry 3. S tudy m ude of local so ils to find classed to g e th e r. O ne re aso n for th is and notes, b u t can devote th e ir e n tire 'in g to n for a b o u t 12 y e a rs an d la te r tio n of 2000 p ro te sta n ts. one m u s t do h is bit. out w h a t c an be ra ised th a t w ill brin g is to show th a t p o ta to e s a re n o t in tim e an d en e rg y to th e p ro m o tio n of I m a g e d ¿J Current Events and Cooperative P la n s w ill a lso be m ade a t n e x t cluded in th e v e g eta b le c lass. W hole b est re tu rn s . He w as k in d an d lovable, an d w ill be S chools Discussed. th e h ig h sc h o o l. m eetin g for g ra n g e a c tiv itie s to r th is g ra in b read and p o tato es have con- T he b e tte r hom es co m m ittee m ade g re a tly m issed. “T h e re is a d ifference In co n d itio n s T his o u ts ta n d in g w a r r a n t In d eb ted fall an d w in ter. E very o n e h as been som e good su g g estio n s: to d ay th a n on la s t L abor D ay” w as sld e ra b le en erg y , a fa ir am o u n t of ness w as c re a te d by th e p u rc h a s e of ta k in g a v acatio n b u t re c re a tio n tim e C ard of T hank*. 1. S im p licity ln living, th e com m ent of Dr. J. F. L an d ers, p ro tein , m in e ra ls, v itam in es an d bulk, th e ad d itio n a l 10$4 a c re s , w hich w as I W e w ish to th a n k o u r d e a r frien d s p re s id e n t of th e s ta te n o rm al school I W hite b re a d h a s a good q u a lity of is a b o u t o v er an d it Is tim e to p lan 2. More lead ersh ip . badly needed, th e re p a irs an d e n la r g 3. L ess solo w ork. fo r th e ir kind sy m p ath y an d h elp d u r a t M onm outh, as he b egan h is a d d re ss en erg y , som e p ro te in and a less th in g s fo r th e fu tu re. ing of old b u ild in g s w hich h ad to be Mrs. R. F. W a lte rs, th e le c tu re r, 4. More effort m ade to b eau tify ing o u r deep so rro w . a t th e m eetin g of th e C om m unity am o u n t of m in e ra l, v itam in es and done in o rd e r to ta k e c a re o t th e in h a s a p ro g ram fo r S a tu rd a y w hich Is hom es by flow ers and o th e r m eans. Mrs. N. P. W allace, M yrtle K idder, C onnell held M onday In th e C o ttrell bulk. creased e n ro llm e n t, p a y m e n t of teac h - not e n tire ly com plete. Wm. R u th e r 5. H aving good m usic, p ic tu re s and E lza W allace, Je s se W allace. ch u rc h . T h re e an d o n e-h alf m illion S i « a r w as th e la s t c la s s ln Miss ■ rs' s a la rie s an d su p p lie s, an d th e ford, a te a c h e r o t U nion H igh, w ill be m odern conv en ien ces in th e hom e if m o re people a re w o rk in g to d ay th a n S m ith 's c h a rt. As su g a r h as little notes a re a p o rtio n of th e bonded p re s e n t and w ill give a ta lk on a g r i possible. FORMER PRINCIPAL th e r e w ere th en . O ut of th e th re e I food v alu e, Miss S m ith b elieves it debt w h ich w a s c re a te d w hen th e SENDS PR O SPECTIS s trik e s , tw o a re p ra c tic a lly se ttled ." j should be used sp a rin g ly . I t is be- c u ltu ra l m ethods In v a rio u s co u n trie s. A b u sin ess session w as held in th e high school b u ild in g w as erected . H e w ill also te ll som e in te re stin g m o rning. D uring th e sessio n th e se c . He com m ented upon th e fine com m un- Ing used In in c re a sin g ly la rg e r q u an - The to ta l in d e b te d n e ss o f th e d is A school p ro sp e c tu s of u n u su a l In- j )ty g p jrit Bhown a n <] Bai j " i f th e sp irit title s In th e U nited S ta te s. S u g a r con- th in g s a b o u t th e m ethods of living re ta ry w as o rd ered to send A. W. tric t, in c lu d in g th is issu e, w ill be $60,- te r e s t h a s been received by th e Out- j co m m u lllty o rg a n izatio n could be ta in s a good q u a lity of en erg y but In o th e r c o u n trie s. C o n stitu tio n Day M etzger a le tte r of th a n k s for a d o n a 900 and w hen on e c o n sid e rs th e as- look. It is th a t fo r M cL oughlln j e x tp n ,,etj a „ tt ie fu r th e r th e co n tro - only a sm all am o u n t of m in e ra l, vit- w ill a ls o be rem em b ered d u rin g th e tion m ade by him of $1.90 to th e M-ssed v a lu a tio n of th e d is tric t, w hich U nion H igh school at M ilto n -F ree- le c tu re h o u r S a tu rd ay . C om m unity C onnell. All th e com m it- is $3,203,833.83, th e p e rc e n ta g e of in w a te r, O regon. E lm er F. Goodwin. versy betw een ca p ita l and lab o r would am in es an d bulk. tefe re p o rts w ere accep ted . T he be se ttle d . T h e re n e v er h a s been a S om e every day food ru le s given by GKESIIAM RESIDENT d e b te d n e ss-is v ery sm a ll, an d ca n be fo r sin y e a rs p rin c ip a l of th e U nion (jm ( whpn peop|(, lhoUKht BO ,ittle of Miss S m ith a re : ch n rc h re p o r t Is to be p assed to th e DIES IN CORTLAND I th re e c h u rc h e s and th e o th e r th re e read ily ta k e n c a re of by e sta b lish in g H igh school at G resh am is th e su p e r- _ o b serv an ce th a n to d ay ." 1- E a t w hoie g ra in b read an d ce- .1 sin k in g fu n d . A levy of less th a n in te n d e n t of th e U m atilla c o u n ty In- j D r , an(, erg gavf. a gplendid talk on teals. E. R. W rig h t, fo r m any y e a rs a re p o rts given to the l ’a re n t-T e a c h e r one m ill o v er a 20-year perio d w ill stitu tio n afid B yron H. C onkie, b ro th 2. E a t v eg eta b les, fresh w hen p o s re s id e n t of G resham , died su d d en ly ! asso ciatio n s. I c u r r e n t events. He said th e w orld t ike c a re of th e full debt. e r of Mrs. Ja m e s S te rlin g of G resh am I h as been m ak in g th e m ista k e too long sible, ra w o r cooked in la rg e h e lp in a P o rtla n d h o sp ita l th is forenoon, T he Rev. S. F. P itts resig n ed as T he b o ard of d ire c to rs h a s n o t been an d w ell know n to m an y G resh am ( ings every day. follow ing 0 m a jo r o p e ratio n . On la s t p re sid e n t of th e C om m unity C ouncil of th in k in g th a t w ar Is n e c e ssa ry to e x tra v a g a n t in c re a tin g th is d eb t b u t people, is p rin c ip a l. On th e school J 3. E a t fru it freely . I T h u rsd a y Mr. W rig h t w as tak en to anil th e Rev. E. II. C otton wub elected 1 he school h a s g ro w n fa s te r th a n a n fa c u lty a re th r e e fo rm e r te a c h e rs in j se ttle differences. He heli« ves th a t I. E a st g e n e ro u sly of m ilk, butt* r |, b e h o sp ita l fo r an o p e ra tio n for th e . to fill th e v aian c y . T he Kev. Mr. 5 th e L eag u e of N ations should be re- ticipated and ow ing to th e 6 p er cen t th e G resh am school, th e M isses May ; and cheese. tax lim ita tio n th e b o ard co u ld no t in- H. M orrison, E ste lle B. W ebb and | vised so ft can be accep ted b y -all n a- 5. E a t sp a rin g ly of su g a r and co n H em ed to sta n d th e o rd eal well tn u n ity a s h o r t tim e b u t he w ill hold ! tio n s. T he U nited -S ta te s w en t Into : ease th e needed incom e a s fa s t as A deline B. W yeth. a n d w as a p p a re n tly m ak in g a good th e position u n til a n o th e r p re sid e n t i th e la s t w ar to m ak e th e w orld safe c e n tr a te d sw eets. ' e school g rew , c o n se q u e n tly th e T h is school Is housed In a fine new , fl. E at re g u la rly . reco v ery u n til th is m o rn in g , w hen can be elected. C has. G o ssett w as b ills had to be paid a n d w a rra n ts b u ild in g w hich cost, w ith its g ro u n d s, for dem o cracy an d fo r no o th e r rea- 7. C hew y o u r food w ell. se rio u s sym ptom s com m enced to a p elected a s s e c re ta ry and G. N assh ab n , j son is -Dr. L a n d e r's belief. w ere issu et an d m a rk e d "N o t paid for jjOO.OOO a n d h a s an e q u ip m en t valued M irs S m ith w as ask ed by one of th e j p ear and he died w ith in a s h o rt tim e. tr e a s u re r . Miss E lva D olan and F. Dr. L an d ers th e n ch an g ed his su b - w ant of fu n d s " and o v er a p erio d of a t $25,000, Its au d ito riu m is cap ab le au d ien c e if she believed In F letch er- | Mr. W rig h t w as 57 y e a rs of age. W M eyer w ere each elected as one of I je c t to th e one on w hich he w as asked ■x y e a rs th e y h av e a c c u m u la te d to of se atin g 1100 people. L ast y e a r th e At ism . S he said a n y th in g could be c a r- : He Is su rv iv ed by h is widow and th e th e th ro e re p re se n ta tiv e s a t large. to sp -ak— th a t of r u r a l sch o 'h e above m en tio n ed am o u n t. re g is tra tio n of s tu d e n ts w as 256. ried to e x trem es an d th a t, w hile food , follow ing c h ild re n : H e re a fte r th e a n n u a l m eeting of Mrs. G eneva _______________th e p re s e n t tim e th e r e a re still ab o u t T hose w ho believe in th e high should be w ell chew ed, sh e did not j Jo h n so n o t C orbett, Mrs. G ladys Hogg 1 , , |e C om m unity C ouncil w ill be held O regon s ta te fa ir, S alem , S ep tem - i 1000 one-room r u r a l schools. Dr. * ! L a n d e rs did not deny th a t th e one- th in k anyone had tim e to chew each rif P o rtla n d , Miss L ena, E iita an d Jo e <>n he first M onday In S eptem ber com e one of th e b est h ig h schools h er 25-30. j of th e fam ily home. | w hich is L ab o r D ay in ste a d of th e U nion co u n ty fa ir a t E lg in , S eptem - 1 ro o m school Is a good o rg an izatio n m o u th fu l 60 tim es. ci th e s ta te of O regon a re u rg ed to T he fu n e ra l w ill be held from th e Ar s t Monday in O ctober a s w as fo r- I an d h as acco m p lish ed som e w o n d er co to th e p o lls an d v ote “ Y ES” and h e r 28, 29, Jo GRADE BCHOOLH M ILL ! M ethodist c h u rc h tn G resham on I thecly decided. C om bined co u n ty fa ir an d rodeo, ful w ork In th e p a st but tim es have BEGIN NEXT MONDAY T h u rsd a y a ftern o o n a t 2 o’clock. T he show th e b o ard th a t th e y a re w illin g I K lam ath F a lls, first w eek in O ctober. ch an g ed . T oday is an au tom obile age 4 to back th e m up In th e ir w ork. T h e B an k o f G resh am pays 6 4>er A ll th e co u n ty sch o o ls In M ultno- ' In te rm e n t w ill he In G resham cem e c e n t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits,— A dv. W hen th e c h u ld re n of today grow up th ey w ill be In an a e ro p la n e age and m ah co u n ty w ill begin next M onday, i tery . In s u ra n c e S ep tem b er 11.« T h is Includes th e | th ey m u st be m ade re ad y .'or It. W ood! w ood! In s u re y o u r wood w ill he given M assach u setts w as th e first s ta te tn G resham g ra d e school and a ll of th e I L inn co u n ty fa ir, A lbany, O ctober 2. a n y w h e re w ith Jo h n B row n. P h o n e U nited S ta te s to c o n so lid ate th e ru ra l d is tric t schools. 2501. tf M orrow co u n ty fa ir, O ctober 9. A lk rs e erito llm e n C Is expected th is : I schools, and began th e w ork 5« y e a rs th e F a irv ie w F ire D e p a rtm e n t at 8 p. m. at F airv iew C ity H all ago. M any s ta te s a re ah ead of Ore- y ear. T h e te a c h e rs a re a ll s li ned tip i Add sense to cents, mix w ith W ant W h a t yon w an t, w hen you w an t It, an d re a d y to ta k e up th e ir w ork. * gon in th is fo rw ard m ovem ent. • AtlmG«i„n X'w. (hlldrrn l i e Ada, s c a tte r fre e ly — T h e O u tlo o k . aa you w a n t It— W a n t ad . It. ENTERTAINMENT AND DANCE Saturday Evening, Sept. 9, at 8 p. m. t