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CKE8HAM
HOW JAPAN G R EETS NEW YEAR INSPECTION OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS NOT ALLOW Eli
OUTLOOK. TUESDAY,
26.
1922
PAGE TUKEE
FAIRVIEW
Custom of Oriental Countries I* to
T h e serv ices n ex t S unday a t the
D uring th e fight w hich w as waged
S m ith M em orial P re s b y te ria n ch u rc h
for and a g ain st th e C om pulsory E d­ w ill be iu th e u su a l o rd er. Suuda.v
ucation
bill, it w as believed th a t th e school w ill be a t 10 and p re a c h iu g at
e p i IE O rien tal m ethods of greeting
■A the New Y ear differ greatly from school board and county s u p e rin te n ­ 11 o'clock. T h e Rev. E. R. D. Hol-
ours. In Ja p a n , a s well as in other dent had th e pow er to inspect p riv ate len sted w ill sp eak on th e to p ic of
O rien tal countries, speuial perform ­ . schools if th ey so w ished b u t th is is “R etro sp ect an d P ro sp ect."
T h e S m ith M em orial P re s b y te ria n
ances a re given in th e th eaters.
I not th e ease according to an opinion
Iu th e tem ples and shrines p riests handed down by A ssistan t A ttorney c h u rc h gave th e C h ristm as p ro g ram
and attem lar.ts e n te rta in th e people
la s t S unday evening to a larg e a tte n ­
1922, W estern Newspaper V a lu a.)
w ith special dances. T he K agura, or (»enerai G race E. Sm ith, to S u p erin - dance. An ex cellen t p ro g ram had been
S acred D ance W ith Music, Is th e f a ­ j ten d en t G rout of th e P o rtla n d d is­ p re p a re d an d a good tim e enjoyed.
U E New Year begi-.i precisely at
vorite, fo r w hile it Is being given tric t. A ccording to th e opinion ren -
m idnight, and alm ost everyone now-
T h e Rev. an d Mrs. E. R. D. H ollen-
\\ e are prepared to bake anything in that line.
p ra y e rs a re offered fo r th e continued | dered, n eith er th e P o rtlan d school sted sp en t th e h oliday seaso n in P o rt­ i ad ay s sees th e New Y ear in by general
Don’t
run the risk of failure by having that Christ­
board
u
o
r
th
e
eouuty
su
p
erin
ten
d
e
n
t
1 fe stiv itie s an d m any good resolutions,
h ap p in ess of th e nation during th e
lan d a t th e hom e of th e r d a u g h te r,
w hich a re prom ptly forgotten on J a n ­
comltlg y ear. T his very old dance is has any a u th o rity to “inspect, su p e r­
mas
Cake
you are planning spoiled in the oven. Let
perform ed by young girls, while th e vise o r re g u late any p riv ate school of Mrs. W. K. P e rry w h ere a fam ily re ­ uary 2.
us
do
it
for
you. It will be more satisfactory, cheap­
p rie sts a re th e m usicians. All a re in th e city," eith e r u n d er th e old law s u n io n w as held.
T h e fe stiv itie s m arking th is occasion,
er
and
a
saving
of time and labor for you.
a p p ro p ria te costum e.
say s H ere w a rd C arrington, scientist
o r u n d er th e new com pulsory public
A n o th er cerem onial, w hich has been school atten d an ce law. T he only p er­
an d a u th o r, a re very ancient, and in
handed down fo r centuries, Is the Shu-
old S axon d ay s it w as th e c u s’om to
FR E SH BREAD BAKED DAILY
son w ith pow er over th e p riv ate school
T he Jo h n E g g im an fam ily is en jo y ­ j p a rta k e of a bowl o f spiced ale, w hich
Sai, o r D ance of th e A ncestral Sanc­
is th e sta te su p erin ten d e n t, according ing a v isit from Mrs. E g g im an 's fa th ­
tu a ry . T h is Is given w ithin th e palace
w as p assed around w ith th e expression
by th e Im perial fam ily on Jan u a ry 3. to th is opinion, and his pow er ex­ er. Wm. B rem er of T ig ard . O regon. ) “W osshael," w hich m eant “to your
and it c e le b rates th e founding of th e ten d s only to inspection for th e p u r­
Mr. an d M rs. J u le s C ollins sp en t ! h ealth !" H ence th e origin of th e W as-
pose of g ettin g Inform ation for th e C h ristm as in P o rtla n d w ith relativ es. j sail, or W assel bowl.
Im perial house, cen tu ries ago.
leg islatu re. U nder th e police pow er,
We now keep New Y ear on Ja n u a ry
G eorge B errem an , J r ., is reco v erin g
of course, provisions a re av ailab le for from an a tta c k of m easles. Mrs. B e r­ I the U rat; but the C hinese, Jew s, T u rk s
A N E W Y E A R ’S C A R D
enforcing th e com pulsory education rem an an d c h ild re n a re in q u a ra n tin e . i a n d m any o th ers do n o t observe it on
N ow w h a t is h ero
act.
T he Rev. Mr. B errem an is sta y in g a t th is day. Even C hristian co u n tries have
A w o rd o f c h e e r
not alw ays so observed I t ; th e R om ans
th e M. L eu n artz hom e u n til th e q u a r ­
T o h e ra ld in a n o th e r y e a r;
Comma Not to Be Despised.
began th e y ear w ith th e M arch
A T ire you w ill be p ro u d to
M ay a ll Its d a y s be fre e of b la m e —
a n tin e is raised .
ow n. E v ery F is k T ire u se r
equinox. T he la te r T eutonic n atio n s
A little n o b ler th a n y o u r aim ;
A com positor in settin g up th e
A reco rd b re a k in g crow d enjoyed fo r a long tim e continued co u n tin g the
is a F is k B o o ster.
M ay a ll its la b o rs be c o n te s t
to a st,
“ W om an—w ithout h er, man
A little b e tte r th a n y o u r best.
th e C h ristm as e x ercises a t th e M eth­ beginning of th e y e a r from M arch 25.
R e -tire w ith F is k s a n d
w ould be a savage,” got th e p u n c tu a ­
A nd a ll th e Joys w ith in Its scope
o d ist ch u rch . E x tra se a tin g sp ace w as
en jo y m o to rin g to th e fu lle st
It w as only in 1563, by un ed ict of
A little b r ig h te r th a n y o u r hope;
tion in th e w rong place, w hich m ade
e x te n t.
A nd m a y ea c h y e a r be found, w hen p a s t, it read, “ W om an, w ithout h e r m an, provided b u t m any stood d u rin g th e C h arles IX, th a t F ra n c e changed the
A little d e a r e r th a n th e last.
e n tire p ro g ram .
tim e o f th e beginning of th e y e a r to
Fisk Tires and Tubes.
—A r th u r O u lte rm a n in W o m a n ’s H om e w ould be a sav ag e."—B usiness P rin te r
T h e m eetin g s b eing con d u cted a t J a n u a ry 1. In 1600 S cotland m ade
C o m p an io n .
Oldfield Tires and Tubes.
th
e
sam
e
change,
an
d
E
ng
lan
d
only
th e M ethodist c h u rc h by th e Rev.
Busy Tim es.
did so in 1752, w hen th e G regorian
American
Akron Tires and
Geo.
B
errem
an
an
d
Rev.
E.
G.
R
an
ton
B ill: “ W hat so rt of a tim e did you
T he O regonia». an n o u n ces its a n ­
system w as adopted th ere. It will
Tubes.
w ill co n tin u e d u rin g th e w eek.
have
a
t
th
e
doin'»
at
my
house
last
n u a l n u m b er on J a n u a ry 1. As u su al
th u s b e seen th a t th e New Y ear, ob­
G BO. A. B R A N D T
A nna B all h as been q u ite sick b u t is
n ig h t? ’’
served on Ja n u a ry 1, is relativ ely new,
th e b est th in g s of P o rtla n d and O re­
P h o n e 1107
im
proving.
J a c k : “F in e! Y our wife is c h a rm ­
though we a re accustom ed to think
O p p o site B ro w n ’s M a rk e t
gon and th e Facility N o rth w est w ill be in g .”
T h e G irl R eserv es w ill m eet next th a t it d a te s back from tim e im ­
p re se n te d in te x t an d illu s tra tio n in
B ill- “You d o n 't say! I m u st try T h u rsd ay a ftern o o n in th e S unday m em orial.
school room of th e M ethodist ch u rc h
•he O reg o n ian 's prem ier fashion.
I t w as Ju liu s C aesar, in th e year
A
to g et o u t th e re som etim e.”
for a C h ristm as p arty .
46 B. C., w ho first reform ed th e calen ­
COAL
BRIQUETS
d a r - a id e d by the E g y p tian astronom er
I Ammoniu Novice.
Sosigenes. H e m ade it a few m inutes
•A T R U C K FO R E V E R Y K IN D O F W O R K
Man (in d ru g s t o r e ) : “I w a n t som e too long, und a second correction w as
co n se c ra te d lye."
necessary. I’ope G regory m ade cer­
D ru g g ist: “ You m ean co n c e n tra te d ta in changes In 1582, A. D., und ad ­
lye.”
M an: " It does n u tm eg an y d iffer­ ditional m inor changes w ere m ade la te r
ence. T h a t’s w h at I cam p h o r. W hat on, from th e “old sty le ” to th e "new
sty le” c a le n d ar.” W e now em ploy the
does it su lp h u r? "
D ru g g ist: “F ifteen scen ts. I have new style.
Gresham
Powell
Portland
n ev er cin n am o n w ith so m uch w it."
F u ll lin e of Cold L u n ch M eats
A fter th e F ren ch revolution F ran ce
P hone
an d
247 D avis
M an:
“ W ell, I should m y rrh , decided to set up an en tirely new o r­
m y rrh ! Yet I am m onia novice a t It.”
1581
M
aple
P
h
o
n
e Bdwy. 2082
der of things. A new c a le n d ar w as
—A m erican M utual M agazine.
m ade. T h e C h ristian e ra w as w iped
Did you ever know a b ro k er w ho out, an d w as replaced by th e new
M ain S t.. G resham
GEO. D IE T E , P ro p .
P h o n e 1711
w as re a lly broke?
F rench era, beginning S eptem ber 22,
1792. In stead of o u r w eek o f seven
days, a w eek o f ten days w as e sta b ­
lished— in accordance w ith th e decim al
system — th e te n th d ay being se t aside
fo r rest.
In stead of th e m ythological nam es
of th e m onths, o th e rs deduct'd from
Buy a few s h a re s of ou r 7 per c e n t P rio r P referen ce
th e prevailing seaso n s of th e y e a r w ere
Stock and your m oney will earn you over 7 per cent.
su b stitu ted .
D ividends a re payable every th re e m onths.
E v ery th in g w as to be based upon
T h is is a good sound in v estm en t a.id o u r Easy P ay ­
re a s o n ! T he N o tre D am e w as con­
m en t P lan enables you to get 7 per c e n t in te re st on your
verted in to a “T em pie of R eason."
sav in g s w hile you a re paying fo r your sh ares.
Mine. Momero, th e young an d beau tifu l
w ife of a Jacobin p rin ter, w as chosen
In v estig a te th is U nusual O p portunity Today.
to rep resen t “R eason.” And so It
Ask
any of our em ployes about it.
went.
T he moDths w ere chosen and given
In v e s tm e n t D e p a rtm e n t
F rench nam es w hich w ere thought to
he c h a ra c te ristic of them .
Thus,
au tu m n had a v intage m onth, a foggy
m onth and a sleety m onth. W inter,
R oom 605 E le c tric M ldg., P o rtla n d . O regon
a snow y m onth, a rain y m onth and
a w indy m onth. Spring, a budding
m onth, a flowery m onth and a p astu re
EX I’ERIM ENT STATION
month. Sum m er, a h a rv e st m onth, n FU NERAL DI' SANDY
MAN IS WEDNESDAY
hot m onth and a fr u it m onth.
W e leave it to any woman liv­
SENDS FARM H E L P
E ach m onth begun som ew here b e­
T he fu n e ra l of E rn e s t B onett, of
“ No p ro g ressiv e o rc h a rd ls t should
tw een th e 18th and th e 22nd—accord­
ing in this town if she doesn t
ing to o u r reckoning. T h u s the first S andy, w ho died la s t W ednesday in sta n d for th e n eg lect of o rc h a rd tre e s
m onth o f th e au tu m n trio began on L os A ngeles, C alifornia, w ill be held ad jac en t to h is p ro p e rty w hich w ill r e ­
read the grocery advertisement
su lt in th e d ev elopm ent of d iseases
S eptem ber 22, and lasted u n til Oc­
W ednesday aftern o o n , D ecem ber 27, and p ests w hich w ill sp read to his
to b er 21, etc.
that is illustrated first and the
a t 1:30 a t th e M ethodist ch u rc h in ow n tre e s," a s s e rts 11. P. Ilarss, p la n t
W ith th e re sto ra tio n of a sta b le
P a th o lo g ist a t th e O regon E x p erim en t
"S uch p ests and d iseases
one that is unillustrated second
governm ent in F ran ce, th is c a le n d ar G resham . T he Rev. A. S. H isey w ill sta tio n .
w as repealed, and the usual one sub- hav e c h a rg e of th e serv ices. I n t e r ­ m ake the problem of prod u cin g clean
stltu ti J. B ut fo r a tim e, as we hav e nm ent w ill be in th e G resham cem etery. fru it and h ealth y tre e s m ore difficult.
if at all.
“ T he s ta le h o rtic u ltu ra l law p ro ­
Mr. B o n ett w as 48 y e a rs of age. He
seen, New Y ear day did not begin on
vides th e m ethod by w hich su ch cases
Ja n u a ry 1, in F rance, so la te a s the | w as born in N eb rask a on May 10, 1874. can b e handled. A ppeal to your co u n ­
It’s because of that trait of hu­
la s t century, an d it does not begin | H is d e a th w as caused by a c u te d ila ­ ty fru it In sp ecto r o r to the s ta te board
on th a t d a te in n o n -t'h ristian coun­ tion of th e h eart.
of h o rtic u ltu re who have th e e n fo rc e ­
man nature, the love for pic­
trie s even to d ay !
T h e body a rriv e d in G resh am Mon­ m en t of th e law In ch arg e. Keep a fte r
th em u n til th e offending p ro p e rty Is
day an d w as ta k e n to th e J. E. M etz­ clea n ed u p .”
tures, that this paper procured
Meyer R. W olfe
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im
;
g
er
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n
d
e
rta
k
in
g
p
a
rlo
rs.
Maurice Berezov
advertising ex pert
A D V E R T ISIN G D E SIG N E R
the exclusive right to the local
P la c in g th e ro o s te rs in th e b reed in g
AND_DESIGNER
i
M ichael Boyle, aged about 72 y ears, FORM ElfToU A TTM EN
AND ARTIST
p en s th is m onth Is ad v isab le in o rd e r
w as found dead In his bed by n e ig h ­
CAUGHT WITH ST II.I th a t th ey becom e accustom ed to th e ir
advertising illustrations of the
su rro u n d in g s and acq u ain ted w ith th e
bors on S atu rd ay m orning. T he body
A new s item from Hood R iver yes- b alan c e of th e flock before eggs a re
w as tu rn e d over to th e co u n ty c o ro n er
Publishers A utocaster Service.
saved fo r h atch in g .
and w as buried by th e co u n ty . T he ; te rd a y re c o u n ts th e c a p tu re at C as-
i
ade
L
ocks
by
a
posse
from
th
e
s
h
e
r
­
deceased left no know n re la tiv e s h ere
“L isten for th e sin g in g hen," advises
A picture for every line and
iff's office of Melvin an d R o b ert A n­ F. E. Fox of th e O regon E x p erim en t
and no esta te .
d rew s of C ascade L ocks and M arion sta tio n . " If you h a v e n 't any In your
Mrs. E m m a G regson received a fine
for every season of the year!
flock th e ch a n c e s a re th a t you a re
C h ristm as pack ag e from P o rtla n d M ayfield of P le a sa n t H om e. T he men g e ttin g very tew eggs. C hange the
w
ere
Bald
to
be
busy
ab
o
u
t
a
still
and
c o n tain in g a v ariety of g ro c e rie s and
co n d itio n s of feed and care, If n e ces­
Marion Fox
household su p p lies and a c a rd in ­ bad about 30 g allo n s of finished liq u o r sa ry , to b rin g th is a b o u t.”
WOMAN FASHION
on h and, w hich w as ta k e n in th e raid
scribed “C om plim ents of K. K. K .”
A UTHORITY
D rau g h ty houses and danrz p o u ltry
T he A ndrew s Bi o th e rs w ere fo r­
litte r a re to be g u ard ed a g a in s t, p a r ­
m
erly
In
th
e
m
eat
b
u
sin
ess
a
t
P
le
a
s
­
tic u la rly a t th is season of th e y ear.
Need Y o u r H u lt C le a n e d ?
H ave it F re n c h d ry cle a n e d . R e ­ a n t H ome anil w ent from th e re to C as­
A p a la ta b le w et m ash w ill b rin g
p a irin g n e a tly d one. T a ilo rin g fo r cad e L ocks w h ere they co n d u ct a p u lle ts Into p roduction w hen they a re
a d ies a n d m en.
m a rk e t. Mayfield, u n til re c e n tly , co n ­ slow to lay. It Is ad v isab le to teed it
P E T E R L E N A R D , T a ilo r.
d u cted a m eat m a rk e t a t P le a s a n t in su ch a m a n n e r th a t th e a c tiv ity of
H om e w h ere he h as a fam ily c o n sist­ th e bird w ill not be In te rfe rre d w ith
O u tlo o k -E n terp rise I em hlnutlon.
d u rin g th e day. A h u n g ry hen is a
ing of a w ife and seven ch ild ren .
S u b sc rip tio n s w ill be ta k e n fo r th e
w o rk in g hen.
T
h
e
m
en
a
re
being
held
a
t
Hood
O utlook and th e O regon C ity E n te r ­
R iver ja il w aiting tria l.
p rise fo r one y ear fo r $2.50.
Piano Tuning.
S atisfa c tio n g u a ra n te e d , $3. F red
The O utlook so licits your p rin tin g .
B. Jo n e s. 2625 E a st 49th s tre e t.
P rin tin g ? Call th e O utlook.
Relic of
Give Special P erform ances in
th e Play Houses.
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