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VOL. 13, NO. 26
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY,
NINTH CLASS TO BE
GRADUATED FRIDAY
$¡500 Yearling
MAY
JERSEY JUBILEE BOOSTERS
LUNCH AND TALK HERE
2»,
1023
Kentucky’s Most
Perfect G irl
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
61.50 Per Year
VACATION SCHOOL
GIVES EXHIBITION
T he n in th an n u a l com m encem ent
exercises of U nion H igh School No. 2
w ill be held a t th e high school gym
T he p u p ils of th e V acation Bible
T he woods is full of them " would
Isaa c S tap les, farm er-jew eler and
nasium n ext F rid a y evening, Ju n e 1,
be tru e of th e Je rse y b reeders here sta te se n ato r, w as introduced and en
school gave an in te re stin g exhibition
w hen 47 young people w ill receive
of m em ory work, hand w ork and d r a
today if G resham w ere considered to te rtain e d th e v isito rs w ith sto rie s and
th e ir diplom as. T he ad d ress of the
told
of
his
in
te
re
st
in
livestock.
be
the
"w
oods."
About
300
Je
rse
y
en
m atizatio n of biblical c h a ra c te rs on
evening w ill be delivered by th e R ight
B. C. A ltm an told of his efforts and
R everend Wm. T. S um ner, E piscopal
th u sia sts lunched a t th e cafeteria on
F rid ay evening, w hich show ed r e
success as a b reed er of Je rse y s and
Bishop of Oregon. Follow ing is th e
m a rk a b le p ro g ress m ade in th e ten
th e fair g rounds and enjoyed a p leas
described th e type he believed m ost
p rogram fo r th e evening:
days of th e school. Each daily se s
an t fellow ship and sh o rt ta lk -fe st fol desirable.
P ro cessio n al, U. H. S. O rchestra.
sion included w orship, w ork and play,
lowing. The food w as am ple, satis-
C hester Mulkey, of McM innville,
“On W ings of Song,” G irls' Glee
and w as so In terestin g to th e ch ild ren
fying and w ell served and th e com
presid en t of the Oregon Je rse y C attle
Club.
th a t th ey w ere so rry w hen th e school
m ercial club and County Je rse y C attle club, m ade a fine speech to his fellow
A ddress, B ishop Wm. T. Sum ner.
closed. One hundred and tw elve p u
club w ere com plim ented q u ite highly
club m em bers, com m ended th e com
(a) “W hen D aw ning S pringtim e."
p ils en ro lled in th e v arious d e p a rt
ou th e reception given th e carav an ers. m ercial clu b for its in te re st in afTairs
(b) “Y eom an's
W edding
Song,”
m ents. C. M. Q uicksall, p rin cipal of
Ja s. G. Mast as ch airm an of the of th is kind and touched on th e oleo
Boys’ Glee Club.
th e G resham g rad e school, w as p rin
luncheon com m ittee introduced Coun
m arg arin e bill w hich th e people w ill
cip al of th e school.
O rchestra.
ty A gent S. B. H all as th e to astm aster. vote on a t th e election next fall.
P re se n ta tio n of sch o larsh ip s, P rin
P lan s have been ¿nadc for th e picnic
Mr. H all, though not a Je rse y breeder,
R. C. S tew art, se c re ta ry of th e club,
cipal R. E. Cannon.
of th e V acation school to be held in
w as w ell equal to th e responsibility announced th e itin e ra ry for th e a f te r
P o w ell's grove on T h u rsd ay of th is
P re se n ta tio n of diplom as, w. c.
and show ed him self to be q u ite at noon w hich included a visit to th e
L aw rence, ch a irm an of the school
week. T hose who can a ssist in ta k in g
hom e w ith th e Je rse y men.
D. Brooks H ogan place a t C o ttrell, th e
board.
th e ch ild ren and th e ir p a re n ts and
H. L. St. C lair welcomed th e visit M alar place, and included o th e rs a t
frien d s to th e picnic g ro u n d s are a s k
v « “G raduation
F arew ell,”
Senior
o rs on behalf of th e G resham com E stacada.
Q uartet.
ed to be a t th e M ethodist E piscopal
m ercial club.
The club boys had ab o u t sixteen of
Class Song.
ch u rc h n o t la te r th a n 10:30, w here
Miss E thel C alkins w as introduced th e ir Je rse y calves on th e g ro u n d s for
th e s ta r t w ill be m ade. B esides th e
“Auld L ang Syne,” A udience.
as the best club lead er in th e w orld th e Inspection of visitors. E ach a n i
R ecessional.
w ell-filled b ask ets, each person is
and th e ap p lau se she received, follow m al had a p la ca rd giving its h isto ry
asked to fu rn ish cup, plate, knife, fork
R eception for p are n ts, frien d s and
ing a b rief talk, show ed th e v isito rs and th e show ing w as very a ttra c tiv e
and spoon. Coffee and ice cream w ill
g raduates, high school auditorium .
agreed w ith th e to a stm a ste r.
and spoke w ell for th e in te re st an d
be fu rn ish ed by th e com m ittee. In
T his is one of th e la rg e st classes to
L. J. Allen, s ta te livestock club w ork of th e club m em bers u n d er d i
case of u n fav o rab le w eath er, p la n s
be g rad u a ted from Union high. The
leader, told of th e gro w th of livestock rection of th e ir efficient leaders.
w ill be m ade to hold an In-door
class officers a re B urleigh Q uesin
club w ork am ong th e boys an d g irls
The arran g e m en ts com m ittee is very
picnic.
berry, p re sid e n t; A lbert Z enger, vice
of th e sta te and said th a t a good fo u n g rate fu l to a ll who assisted in p re
p resid e n t;
F rie d a P eterso n , se cre
dation w as being laid for th e fu tu re.
/rtsi-t-jorie, B a r / t w
p aring an d serv in g th e lunch.
ATTENTION STRAWBERRY
Joseph Isaksen, farm boy of
ta ry ; L yle Q uick, tr e a s u r e r ; R uben
Miss
Marjorie
Barker. 18, of Hop-
Springfield, Minn., cashed in on the
GROWERS.
A nderson, se rg e a n t-a t-a rm s; F ried a
kins
vide,
was
adjudged
Kentucky's
baby Hereford calf he fed and ex-
R am ser, council m em ber. Follow ing hlbited at St. Paul winning the
moat perfect girt in a state contest
P lease do n o t pick b e rrie s w hen
held at Louisville. She la 6 ft. 4 In.
are th e o th e r m em bers of the class.
Grand Championship In competition
w et and do not pick them too green.
tall;
weighs
11ÖH
pounds;
cheat
V ictor Adix, R uth A nderson, C arl
over 210 other “baby beeves.” Hla
As we have advised before, b erries
80H Inches; and waist 2 0 ^ Inches.
Arvidson, H arold B acklund, Mabel year-steer weighed 1221 pounds.
T he Oregon E d ito rial asso ciatio n G eorge A. W hite, b lan k ets of the Hood
Her
health
rules
are,
bridge,
swim-
should
be q u ite rip e for th e P o rtlan d
Baker, E m anuel
B ernstein,
Mary
Totaling all prises and weight of
w ill p a rtic ip a te th is y ea r in one of th e R iver N ational G uard com pany w ill
mlng, outdoor exercise—and plenty
Cogswell, Je a n n e tte D ow sett, H elen
teef his steer brought him 11600.
m a rk e t but a little on th e g ree n side
m ost uniq u e conventions in th e h is be m ade av ailab le for th e ed ito rial
of pretzels.
G abrielsen, Amy G ustafson, D orothy
for e a ste rn shipm ents. In d elivering
to ry of th e sta te 's o rganization of p arty , th u s relieving them of th e
H am ilton, E dw ard H eslin, Malcolm
s tra w b e rrie s to th e can n ery In sh ip
new sp ap er men. P la n s a re com plete b other of tra n sp o rtin g such eq u ip
H illyard, D ouglas H orton, Mabel Jo
ping c ra te s we would p refer to not
hanson, H ilm a Johnson, E v e re tt Lake.
for p articip a tio n of th e editors in th e ment.
GRESHAM STORES
DECORATION RAY
have th e cover n ailed on b u t if neces
Ju d ith L arson, A nna L en n artz, E ula
th ird an n u a l M ount Hood Climb of th e
WILL RE CLOSER
Marvin, W illiam M cA llister, M ildred
The Hood R iver Legion P o st in itia
EXERCISES AT
sa ry to use th e covers to p ro tec t the
Hood R iver P ost, A m erican Legion,
McGregor, C harles McKinney, A lden
DECORATION RAY b e rrie s use only one nail in a board
ted
th
e
M
ount
Hood
Climb
in
1921.
BAPTIST
CHURCH
w
hich,
according
to
in
te
re
st
show
n
in
Miller, M yrtle N asshahn, L illie N el
The plan m aterialized w hen a p a rty
so th a t If we need to rem ove th e cover
son, Sylvia P au lso n , F ra n c is Peak
various N o rth w estern com m unities,
All sto res and b u sin ess places of
of ex-service m en w as co n sid erin g a
we
can do so w ithout w astin g it and it
Alice
P ete rso n ,
Clyde
P eterso n
A ppropriate D ecoration Day ex
will a ttr a c t an estim ated 750 visitors.
G resham , except possibly th e co n
sum m er v acatio n reu n io n of m em bers
M yrtle R usher, E dw ard Schw edler
w ill save tim e and help o u r in sp e ct
ercises have been arran g e d for
T he com bined ed ito rial and L egion
fectio n eries, a re expected to be
M illerd S h arp , Je n n ie Sloop, G ertrude
of old Com pany 12, O regon C oast A r
o rs in so rtin g up for local or e a ste rn
W ednesday forenoon a t th e B aptist
p a rty is expected to set a reco rd in
closed ail day tom orrow . D ecora
S outhard, H a rriso n Squire, W alter
tillery
,
m
obilized
from
Hood
R
iver
in
shipm ent. Be su re to b rin g in all
church in G resham , beginning at
N orthw estern m ountain clim bing. The
Thom pson, Mabel V alberg, Olive We-
tion Day. Most of them have giv
1917 for G reat W ar service.
The
so
ft b erries in can n ery c ra te s to save
10:30. The program will Include
din, Adolph Zenger.
num ber g ath ered a t th e highland fo r
en definite w ord to th is effect.
m ountain p arty , open to public p a r
Class Day exercises w ill be held
soiling picking cra tes. T he p rese n t
p atrio tic m usic in w hich the au d i
est cam p, on th e b an k s of th e s p a rk
T he h an k s, lib ra ry and postof
ticipation, w as suggested. Vision of
this evening a t the gym nasium .
m a rk e t co nditions a re not (;ood ow ing
ence w ill join, th e read in g of L in
ling T illy Ja n e creek and a t th e very
flee w ill observe th e u su al holiday
The serm on to th e g rad u a tes given
Legion
m
em
bers
saw
how
th
e
ac
tiv
i
to
a lack of su n sh in e th e b e rrie s a re
coln’s G ettysburg speech by the
edge
of
M
ount
H
ood's
p
erp
etu
al
snow,
closing.
at the gym nasium la st Sunday a f te r
ties of th e P o st could be tu rn e d to
n o t a t th e ir best an d th e tra d e is
Rev. H. R. G ebhardt, read in g by
will
fa
r
exceed
th
a
t
of
an
y
fo
rm
er
T
he
postofflee
window
w
ill
be
noon by Dr. H arold L eonard Bowman
w ard b rin g in g ab o u t a p o p u larizatio n
r a th e r slow but a few days su n sh in e
Mrs. McKay of P o rtlan d , solo by
rec re atio n al p arty ever held in th e
open from 9 to 10 a. m. T h ere w ill
of P ortland, w as listened to w ith deep
of
M ount Hood by affording an an n u al
w ill ch an g e this. We w ish to again
Leslie W alrad and piano solo by
state,
an
d
th
e
legionnaires,
w
hose
be
no
c
a
rrie
r
delivery.
in te rest by th e m em bers of th e class
outing a t a m inim um of expense
Im press you w ith th e need of filling
Miss M urray of P o rtlan d . T he Rev.
guides la st y ear esco rted 111 to th e
A p p ro p riate services w ill be held
and th e la rg e assem bly g ath ered for
th ro u g h Legion o rg anization. T he o r
your cra te s to th e legal req u irem en t,
D. Q. B arry will deliver a brief ad
sum m it of th e peak, expect th e "Over
at th e B ap tist ch u rch a t 10 a. m.
the occasion. Dr. Bow m an took for
d
in
ary
ex
cu
rsio
n
into
th
e
m
o
u
n
tain
18 pounds, and to not offer any b erries
dress. The invocation w ill be by
the T op” p a rty th is y ear to be
his text th e p ra y e r of Solomon, “Give
region, w ith its costly packing and
In th e fre sh fru it tra d e th a t a re not
the Rev. A. S. H isey and th e bene
doubled.
thy se rv a n t an u n d ersta n d in g h e a rt to
guide service, places th e rec re atio n 1 OLR SCHOOL FR IEN D S
first class as we m ust have No. 1 ber-
diction by th e Rev. Mr. G ebhardt.
D elegates to th e ed ito rial conven beyond th e av erag e v acatio n ist. T he
judge th y people, th a t I m ay discern
HONOR RRIRE TO BE ! ' ries to hold th e trad e. T h e cu ll ber-
Follow ing th e service a t the
tion w ill assem ble in Hood R iver F ri an n u al Legion p arties, how ever, m ake
betw een good and bad.” He likened
~"
ries w ill b rin g th e m ost m oney In
church th e audience w ill proceed
day m orning, Ju ly 13. The d ay’s a c it possible fo r anyone to v isit th e
every young person of today to th e
A d elightful show er w as given a t | b arrels,
to cem etery, w here th e decoration
tiv ities w ill include to u rs of inspec m o u n tain an d m ake an asce n t to th e th e home of Mrs. G ladys Michel Hoyt
young prin ce com ing into his kin g
T H E BERRY GROWER
of the graves of th e soldier dead
tion th ro u g h th e re frig e ra te d cold top fo r only a nom inal c.large. The on S atu rd ay evening, hon o rin g Miss
dom, but said th a t th e kingdom is one
PACKING CO.
w ik take place, u nder th e auspices
sto rag e p la n ts of th e A pple G row ers Legion P o st does not a s p ire tow ard M ary H ansen, w hose m a rria g e to
of quality. H is sub ject w as, "Solo
of M. A. Ross Post G rand Arm y of
association and q u a rte rs of canning, m aking th e rec re atio n al v en tu re one E v erett Dodge of P o rtla n d w ill be an
mon in se rg e .”
Seasonal liny Fever.
th e Republic and th e W om en's Re
vinegar an d cider com panies, reg is of profit.
event of th e n ear fu tu re . A ssisting I T ru e hay fever th a t a p p e ars a t
lief corps. All m em bers of p a tri
IIK ill SCHOOL TO
tratio n and a business session.
T he tw o y e a rs ’ w ork of th e Hood hostesses w ere Mrs. ResB O sborne about th e sam e tim e each y ear in sus
PLAY TWO GAMES otic organizations are invited to
On th e evening of th e first day of River Legion P o st has a lre ad y done Long, Miss Maude Michel and Miss I ceptible individuals, is due to a pe-
p articip a te in the exercises of the
th e convention th e Hood R iver ch am m ore tow ard m aking O regonians ac E thel C alkins. T he m ost of those I c u lla r sen sitiv en ess on th e p a rt of
day.
Two im p o rta n t gam es w ill be
b er of com m erce w ill en te rta in the tu ally acq u ain ted w ith M ount Hood present w pre form er schoolm ates of thenje ind iv id u als to th e pollen of cer-
played by th e local high school th is
visiting n ew sp ap er folk w ith a b an th an any o th e r o rg an izatio n of th e Miss H ansen or h er asso ciates in ta in g rasses, weeds, sh ru b s and trees,
w eek; the first w ith JefTerson HI of
q u et a t th e C olum bia G orge Hotel, state, w ith th e exception of th e Ma- teaching.
VETERANS RO HONOR TO
say s F re d erick D. S trick e r, of th e Ore-
P o rtland on T h u rsd ay and the other
MEMORY OF COMBARES noted as th e N o rth w est's m ost fully zam as, and th e w ell atten d ed p a rty of
T he house w as d ecorated w ith pink gon S tate B oard of H ealth. Many
w ith M olalla on F riday. It w as not
equipped to u rist hostelry. Among the th is y ear is expected to double th e ex flow ers and pink crep e p ap e r and th e cases called hay fever th a t ap p e ar a t
intended to play tw o gam es but afte r
V eterans of M. A. Ross P ost G.A.R., sp eak ers a t th e banquet will be: Hon. ploitation re s u lts of an y p ast year.
co lo r schem e w as c a rrie d out In th e odd tim es th ro u g h o u t th e y ear and
arran g in g th e Jefferson gam e, M olalla th e W om en's Relief Corps, m em bers J. Adam Bede, form erly re p re se n ta
It is th e aim of th e Hood R iver L e Ice cream . T he evening w as sp en t in c e rta in types of asth m a m ay be due
came out w ith th e ch allen g e to play of G resham Post A m erican Legion, tive in congress from M innesota, who
gion P o st g ra d u a lly to e n larg e the rem in iscen ces and gam es of school e ith e r to th e presen ce of adenoids or
any team in th e sta te fo r th e ch a m th e W om en's A uxiliary, the Sons and is know n nationw ide for his w it;
scope of th e ir an n u a l su m m er p arty days. Miss H ansen w as th e recipient to o th e r n a sa l o b stru ctio n s. A sthm a
pionship. G resham Union Hi m et its D aughters of V eterans Joined in an Hon. N. J. S innott, rep rese n tativ e in
until It g ain s n atio n al note. A lready of m any b eau tifu l g ifts of silv er and I m ay also be caused by th e eatin g of
only defeat th is year a t th e hands of im pressive m em orial service on S un congress from the ea ste rn Oregon d is
th ro u g h th e ch a n n els of th e n ational c h ln a -
c e rta in fooda to w hich c e rta in indi-
M olalla by a 6-5 sco re and such an day m orning a t the Bethel B ap tist tr ic t; Ju d g e F red W. W ilson, p re si Legion o rg an izatio n and th e medium
T he Invitation list Included Mrs. v,<lualH a re sensitive, eggs and straw -
o p p o rtunity for revenge could not be church. M embers of th e local com dent of th e Oregon B ar association, of various Legion pu b licatio n s, th e
Guy F ieldhouse of St. H elens. Mrs | Worries and som e of th e c e reals som e-
tu rn ed down. Should M olalla win the pany of N ational G uards In uniform and Capt. Geo. R. W ilbur, com m ander clim b has gained an Im petus th a t
E arl T hom pson and Mrs. Jo h n Honey tim es cau se th is trouble,
gam e played h ere F rid a y they will attended as a guard of honor. Com of th e D ep artm en t of Oregon, A m eri would have been im possible for any of P o rtlan d . Mrs. Jack so n Jones, Mrs. | 1R ^ay fever, com ing at p rac tica lly
have the r ig h t to claim th e sta te m anders and presiding officers of th e can Legion.
o rganization of stric tly local c h a ra c
E. M etzger. Mrs. Cecil M etzger, Mrs. th e sam e tim e each y ear, a fairly a c
cham pionship so fa r as G resham is v arious organizations w ere seated on
On S atu rd ay m orning the editorial te r to accom plish. Hood R iver leg E. W. A ylsw orth, Mrs. G eorge Page, c u ra te g uess can be m ade as to th e
concerned.
H ow ever, if th e local th e platform . A fine m em orial day p a rty w ill leave Hood R iver early ionnaires, co n tem p latin g th e ir u n d er
Mrs. W llla G rass, Mrs. E thel Thom p cau se, by noting th e p a rtic u la r g ra ss
team w ins, a th ird gam e w ill have to serm on by the pasto r, th e Rev. D. Q. enough to reach the m ile-high Legion taking, see in th e not d ista n t fu tu re a
son, th e M isses W inifred O sburn, o r weed o r flower pollen m ost com
be played on n e u tra l g rounds to B arry, and ap p ro p riate m usic by solo cam p for an early lunch. T he Jour p erm an en t lodge on th e side of Mount
Mabel In g lis, G ertru d e A lexander, m on a t th a t tim e. The ea rliest groups
break the tie th a t w ill exist betw een ists and choir com bined to m ake a ney, by autom obile, w ill c a rry the vis Hood, w here a n n u a lly d u rin g th e m id
F lo ren ce H oney, M arg u erite Michel, of ca se s of tru e hay fever develop in
the tw o schools.
ito rs over th e Hood River Valley sum m er season th ey will stag e sp o rts G race Ogllbee. Mina G ilb ert. M arian A pril and a re due to th e pollen of c e r
m ost im pressive service.
T h u rsd ay 's gam e a t 3:30 and F r i
D ecoration Day exercises will be tru n k of th e famed Mount Hood Loop of snow fields d u rin g th e h eated se a R obertson, H elen Hoss, Evelyn Metz ta in tree s such as birch and m aple.
day's gam e a t 2:45 p. m. A good
g e r and N orm a Lee Peck.
T he next g ro u p ap p e ars by th e end of
conducted on W ednesday forenoon. A highw ay, th ro u g h the o rch ard s, fru it son.
l ^ r o n a g e is d esired a t these gam es.
Affording th is o p p o rtu n ity of unique
May an d la sts u n til th e end of July.
program will be given at 10:30 a m. at of w hich is know n in th e m ark ets of
all th e w orld and on into the Oregon recreatio n , ty p ical of th e N orthw est, KGG, PORTLAND, TO GIVE
L ate hay fever begins In m id-A ugust
th
e
B
aptist
ch
u
rch
and
will
be
fol
THE MUNHINOTU TO
N ational F orest.
the Legion P o st is confident of th e day
MEMORIAL RAY PROGRAM and la sts till fro st.
BE ON SALE ERIRAY lowed by th e decoration of g rav es of
T he editors for the aftern o o n will when th e an n u a l Mount Hood Climb
A physician can often decide def
v eteran s in th e cem etery.
be provided w ith a n atu ra l am phl- will draw p a rtic ip a n ts from th e en tire
T he sta te h e a d q u a rte rs of the in itely by Inoculation u n d er th e skin
The eighth issue of T he M unhinotu,
th e ate in a m ountain ravine, canopied Î nation.
A m erican Legion and P o rtla n d Post of th e arm of m inute am o u n ts of a
which is published by th e senior class MULTNOMAH COUNTY HAS
w
ith w hite firs and hem locks
H ere
No m em ber of a fo rm er Legion No. 1, co o p eratin g , have a rran g e d for ste rile e x tra c t of each of th e pollens
712 O. A. C. STUDENTS
of G resham Union H igh school, will
th ey will be perm itted to w ithdraw ( limb has ever failed to g rasp th e a m em orial day program to be given considered as th e probable offender.
•>e off the p ress today and w ill be de
M ultnom ah county has been re p re and conclude th e form al business of full significance of th e asp ira tio n of from th e Jo u rn a l b ro ad castin g sta In th is event no discom fort is felt u n
livered W ednesday, May 30. T he sale
th e ir session.
th e Hood River Legion P ost, and th e tion, KGG, P o rtlan d , on W ednesday til th e su b stan ce ac tu a lly cau sin g th e
°f the a n n u a ls w ill begin F riday, sented th is school y ear at Oregon
S atu rd ay n ig h t will be devoted to a <x-«»evic<* m en, who re a lly inspired evening, May 30, from 9 to 10 o'clock. tro u b le Is Injected, w hen a slig h t
Ju n e I.
A g ricu ltu ra l College by 712 out of
cam pfire program , w here m em bers of the Hood R iver ed ito rial convention T he p rogram co n sists of th e follow sw elling and itch in g o ccu rs a t th e
The senior c la ss re g re ts th a t th e de 3420 stu d en ts reg istered in th e in sti
th e Legion p arty and editors will vie (his y ear, a re ju b ila n t over th e ir op- Ing:
site Injected. Once th e offending p ol
tution,
according
to
figures
ju
s
t
is
livery of th e books ¡9 one w»oic la ter
in song and story.
po rtu n lty to c a rry th e new sp ap er folk
Ringing by Madame V alalre, who len h as been determ ined, relief can
th an expected, w hich Is not th e fault sued by E. B. Lemon, re g istra r. In
P a rtie s w ill leave th e base cam p [ into th e region of Inspiring charm , san g for M arshal Foch w hen he cam e u su a lly he obtained by sem i-w eekly
°f the editor o r b u sin ess m anager, cluding the sh o rt course and sum m er
for an ascen t of th e m ountain at d a y - 1 O regon's m o u n tain w onderland, w here th ro u g h Oregon on a to u r w ith the in o cu latio n of in c re asin g doses of an
but by v irtu e of th e fact th a t the session stu d en ts 4727 stu d en ts have
break on Sunday and Monday m orn- | the im p ress of a d ay 's outing will last A m erican Legion two D ecem bers ago; e x tra c t of th e pollen resp o n sib le for
prin tin g w as delayed on acco u n t of been registered.
Ing. Those who p refer less stren u o u s j for a life tim e.
ta p s
by th e
tw o
best
known th e sym ptom s.
’he g reat num ber of high school a n
Men reg istered num ber 2328 and sig h tseein g excu rsio n s w ill he con-1
b u g le rs on th e Pacific co a st; p atrio tic
T he re s u lts of th e tre a tm e n t a re
nuals to be prin ted .
women 1092. New stu d en ts total 1184 ducted on trips to the ice cascades of I
Business vs. Polities,
songs
by
a
well
know
n
q
u
a
rte
t;
and
said
to vary w ith th e stre n g th of ex
The editing of th e 1923 au n u a l has and old 2236. C ollegiate courses are th e g laciers and over th e expanses of j A m erican b u sin ess men lead the
th e ad d ress of th e evening by th e Rev. tr a c ts used and th e Intelligence of th e
required a g re a t am ount of w ork, but tak en by 3228, w hile vocational s tu blossom ing meadow s in th e vicinity ( w ’r **l In acum en, astu te n e ss an d bus-
(■rank Jam es of D allas, sta te chaplain p atien t in c a rry in g o u t in stru ctio n a.
" f’h a capable staff th e w ork w as c a r dents num ber 192.
of th e cam p.
| ,n '*M ability.
of th e A m erican Legion. T u n e in.
As a ru le It m ust be rep eated each
ried on very successfully. The book
T he average age of both men and
T he m em bers of the E ditorial as ho -
1* ** com m only estim ated th a t busl-
year. One sp e cia list has rep o rted th a t
' as put out a t a very rea so n ab le cost, women is 22.73 years. The average clatlon will be honor guests of the n“M m ethods In service, efficiency and
Battery Herr Ire.
of over 1700 cases tre a te d by him 25
and the sen io r cla ss w ill leave the age for freshm en is 20.07; sopho Legion th is year. T hrough courtesy economy are 50 per cent b etter th an
I w ish to an n o u n ce to th e public per ce n t w ere en tirely relieved of
■ i'«ney th a t is left over to th e student m ores 21.58; Juniors 22.85 and sen of th e Legion P o st and the citizens of PoHtlcul m ethods.
th a t I am still d irect ag en t in G resh th e ir eym ptom s, 50 per cent w ere su f
ho<ly to estab lish a stu d e n t loan fund iors, 24.88. Both th e youngest and o ld Hood River, th e excursion Into the
A m erican governm ent, from th e am for P h ilad elp h ia Diam ond Grid ficiently im proved so th a t they could
fn G resham U. BL S.
est seniors com es from th e civil en scenic m ountain region w ill be af-1 "’’’•H est tow n sh ip to th e nation Itself, b atteries. Any a d ju stm e n t claim s ta k atten d to th e ir w ork, 15 per cen t w ere
en c a re of here. R e-charged and r e
The M unhinotu m ay be purchased gineering departm ent. George E. L in forded th e new sp ap er folk w ithout a
m ore or less w asteful, ex tra v ag a n t p airin g any m ake of b attery . C. E only slig h tly relieved,* w hile 10 per
a’ th e high school o r a t D avidson s ton, 20, is the youngest, w hile F ra n k ce n t of expense on th e ir part. T hrough I *** c a re l*M -
Osborn.
ce n t w ere not benefited.
Drug Co.
E. Grimm. 42 is the oldest.
th e cooperation of A djutant G eneral
Say it the W ant Ad way.
Phone eubeefiptione to 1 1 (1 .
A Want Ad w ill do It for you.
HOOD RIVER WILL BE MECCA OF EDITORS