Gresham outlook., April 22, 1924, Image 1

X.
T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
BOYS’ AND GIRLS’
WORK RECOGNIZED
SEEKS JUSTICE OFFICE.
FOOI, THERE
WAS.
A fool th e re w as. and he drove a jit—
Even as you and I.
He loaded his folks and h is cam p outfit
And so u g h t th e m o u n tain s high.
H e found him a place th a t looked rig h t nice
W here th e g ra ss w as g reen an d th e w ate rs iced.
W here th e song b ird s san g and th e sta te ly tree s
H um m ed a sleepy tu n e in th e sum m er breeze.
H e m ade his cam p an d he fished th e creek.
W hile his kiddies played in th e shade,
C leansing th e ir bodies and rin sin g th e ir souls
In a P a ra d ise God had made.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
'•''’ “ ' i S V V .r .c ,, BERRY GROWERS’
PLANS DISCUSSED
P o rtla n d E lectric P ow er com pany is
th e new nam e recen tly adopted by the
sto ck h o ld ers of th e P o rtlan d R ailw ay,
C ertificates of achievem ent have
L ig h t & P ow er com pany for th e ir
At th e rec en t m eeting of th e Co-
been received by 16 boys' an d g ir ls ’
com pany. It has th e advantage of be­
ing sh o rte r and em phasizing m ore o p era tiv e^ B erry G row ers carefu l ex ­
clu b s in M ultnom ah county rec en tly
specifically th e com pany's chief b u si­ p lan atio n was m ade of th e fru it a s ­
in recognition of th e ir having finished
n e s s - g e n e r a tin g and sellin g electric sessm en t c o n tra c t for cap ital stock
th e ir p ro jects 100 p er cen t. By th is
energy.
purposes, and all m em bers p rese n t
it is m eant th a t each m em ber of th e
T he in itials of th e new nam e spell
who
had not previously signed a f­
clubs has com pleted his or h e r w ork
a w ord th a t is very ap p ro p ria te as a p ­
fixed
th e ir sig n a tu re s to th e co n tract.
as outlined by th e Oregon A g ric u ltu r­
plied to th e com pany's line of business
A re stfu l sta y for a couple of days.
T
his
is considered by all who have
today,
nam
ely
pep,
and
th
e
public
g
en
­
T
hen
th
e
open
ro
ad
an
d
aw
ay.
al College extension service. T hese
e
ra
lly
h
as
adopted
th
e
breezy
n
ic
k
­
L
eaving
behind
in
th
e
tim
b
e
r’s
shade
studied
th e q u estio n th e m ost fo rw ard
H a rry J. P u lfer, w ell know n G resh-
certificates a re for th e w ork of th e
nam e "P epco,” w hich th e com pany is move th e asso ciatio n has tak en to ­
T
he
ru
b
b
ish
an
d
tr
a
s
h
his
cam
p
had
m
ade.
1922-1923 season and a re signed by ac co u n tan t, who has filed for th e o f­
m ak in g use of in its v ario u s prin ted
“ It d o esn 't look nice, b u t we do n 't care.
w ard cem enting th e m em bers to g eth er
G eorge E. F a rre ll, in c h a rg e of boys' fice of ju stic e of th e peace fo r M ult­
fo rm s and g en eral publicity. It is
We n ever expect to com e back a g a in !"
for th e fu tu re w elfare of the asso cia­
and g irls' club w ork th ro u g h o u t th e nom ah d istric t and w ould like to add
now th e la rg e st public u tility in the
So he drove aw ay, an d a slu m b erin g sp a rk
tion. It is e a rn e stly hoped by the
U nited S ta te s; G overnor W alter M. to his acco u n tin g w ork th a t of ju d icial
state.
Glowed b rig h t th a t n ig h t in a N ational P ark
m anagem ent th a t all w ho have not
P ie rc e ; P re sid e n t W. J. K e rr of O re­
W hen th e w ind s tirre d th e ash es gray.
head fo r th is d istric t.
T h e com pany w ill co n tin u e to own been solicited w ill study th is c o n tra c t
gon A g ricu ltu ral college;
J. A.
an d o p era te th e v arious city electric and sign it.
Yea, he w as a fool, th is to u ris t gay:
C h u rchill, sta te su p e rin te n d e n t of
SCHOOL BONDS ABE VOTED
lines and in te ru rb a n tro lley system s
T he reso lu tio n s com m ittee' co nsist
And he m ig h t have been you o r I—
public in stru c tio n ; W. C. A lderson,
as h ereto fo re, b u t changed th e nam e in g -o f H. W. L ynch. W. C. L aw rence,
BY ORIENT SCHOOL DIST.
B
u
t
he
n
ever
w
ill
m
ake
th
a
t
cam
p
ag
ain
co u n ty su p e rin ten d e n t of schools; W.
for th e reaso n th a t h e re a fte r th e u til­ J. F. Ja eg e r, S. A. R oberts and Thos.
No m a tte r how fa r he drives.
D. K inder, county club ag en t and the
O rient School D istric t No. 6 Jo in t,
ity w ill m ake th e p ro duction an d d is­ H arvey, p resen ted sev eral reso lu tio n s
F
o
r
th
e
sta
te
ly
tre
e
s
and
th
e
sp
a
rk
lin
g
pool
’ local leader in th e case of each club. voted $25,000 bonds a t a re g u la rly
trib u tio n of elec tric energy its m ajor w hich w ere u n anim ously adopted.
T h e c a rp e t of g ra ss th a t w as g reen and cool
Follow ing a re the clubs receiving th is called m eeting la st T h u rsd ay , follow ­
business.
T hese included reso lu tio n s of e n tire
H ave been seared by th e h an d of a c a rele ss fool
reco gnition to g e th er w ith th e ir le ad ­ ing th e recen t recom m endation of th e
T he P o rtlan d R ailw ay, L ig h t and confidence in th e board of d irec to rs
e rs:
T
h
a
t
m
ig
h
t
have
been
you
o
r
I.
school board th a t such actio n be
P ow er Com pany w as form ed 18 y ears and m anagem ent of the B erry G row ­
F o r th a t slu m b erin g s p a rk in th e ashes g ray
F airview , pig club, Mrs. Lois S tone; taken. T he vote stood 64 to 35..
ago as a consolidation of all th e ex ­ ers an d P ack in g com pany. T hey ex ­
cooking club, Miss E dna B uckner.
W as a ro arin g h ell a t th e daw n next day—
Im m ediate p la n s w ill be om m enced
istin g elec tric railw ay s and lig h t and pressed ap p reciatio n of th e w ork of
G ilbert, p o u ltry club, E. M. C alkins; for th e c o n stru c tio n of th e new b u ild ­
W hile th e fool drives aw ay o 'e r th e m o u n ta in ’s c re st
pow er com panies in th e P o rtla n d te r J. D. H utchinson and B. E. Boice, r e ­
ra b b it club, W illiam R eady; cooking ing w hich w ill rep lace th e old w ooden
In his jitn ey to u r of th e Golden W est.
rlto ry .
tirin g m em bers of th e b oard of di­
club, Mrs. C. H. M iller; can n in g club, 4-room stru c tu re w hieh h as been in
— Sam F. K iefer.
I t now serv es 50 com m unities w ith rec to rs, who have served th e asso cia­
Mrs. G. E. M axwell.
use for th e p ast 28 years. T he b u ild ­
a population of 350,000 and h as an a n ­ tion for th e p ast tw o y ears, giving
O rient, can n in g club, Miss W ilm a ing w ill be of fireproof co n stru ctio n .
n u al p ay ro ll of $7,000,000 w ith n ea rly th e ir best efforts to m ake th e business
C hase; sheep club, Mrs. E. W aybill; I t w ill have six classro o m s and a
72,000 lig h t and pow er custom ers.
a success.
sew ing club, Mrs. Sadie C hase; pig la rg e au d ito riu m and w ill be e n tirely
T he P. R., L. & P. com pany h as been
U nder th e o rd er " In M em orlam ” D.
club, H. B. H em m ers.
m odern.
It is plan n ed to h av e it
P re sid e n t Coolidge, who re c e n tly i s - . T h e S ecre tary of A g ricu ltu re, w hose larg ely identified w ith G resh am ’s E. Tow le paid b rief trib u te to th e
C orbett, c a lf club, P. J. N eu ru rer.
read y for th e opening of school in th e
sued a rin g in g p ro clam atio n u rg in g I d e p a rtm e n t h as ch a rg e of o u r 146 g ro w th and h as been a g re a t aid in m em ory of deceased m em bers and a
C ounty clubs, Je rse y calf club, H. P. fall.
th e developm ent of P o rtlan d an d th is com m ittee co n sistin g of C. B. Greene,
, ,
...
o
serv an ce
of
F o re st
P ro tectio n
, , __ .
M cCullough; pig club, M rs. Jo h n
O rient school serv es a la rg e t e r r i ­ w b eek,
p a rt of th e state. G resham
h
as
fu
rth
e
r
ex
p
ressed
his
id
e
a
l
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>
o
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,
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I
----- in p ar- Mr. Tow le and W. D. F ra ley w as
Lynch.
to ry includin g P le a sa n t Home and th e of th e im p o rta n ce of p ro tec tin g o u r d,
*
23 “ " Ut / I ’000000 P ^ p l e tic u la rly is fav o rab ly situ ated to u til-
H illsview , potato club, E. P. Sche- su rro u n d in g co u n try . F o u r te a c h e rs v alu ab le fo re sts a g a in st fires. T his v ls,ted the8e F ed eral ^ r e s t a re a s for ize th e elec tric reso u rce s g en erated a nam ed to draw up reso lu tio n s of con­
dolences to be se n t to th e fam ilies of
deen.
a re em ployed b u t th e n u m b er w ill be
is F o re st P ro te ctio n w eek a n d -a tte n - " * '' '* 1,1111 p l,rP °se8-
sh o rt d istan ce east of here, being on th e follow ing m em bers who have
V ictory, pig club, Mrs. A. O. S ta f­ increased to five n ex t year. T he en
tion a ll over th e co u n try is being di- !
1 believe th e se figures eloquently | th e m ain lines of pow er tran sm issio n passed aw ay d u rin g th e y ea r: O. A.
ford.
ro llm e n t is 130.
rected to th is vital subject. P resid en t tel1 t,le p a rt th e wooded a re a s of th e
P alm er, T. H. P itts, B. D. W hitefield
L usted, pig club, W. N. N ew lands.
C oolidge's sta te m en t w as issued fron. U nited S ,a tes plny in th e w holesom e JJRS. f - '
and C. A. Johnson.
Proper Pastenrization of Milk.
New Clubs Receive Charters.
th e W hite H ouse la st Sunday and is re c r e“ t<°pal activ ities of our people. | B IE S A H ER B R IE I ILLNESS
T he com m ittee on ratificatio n r e ­
A raw beef ste ak and a b o ttle of raw
T he w ork of th e new club y e a r is
as follow s:
1,1 *a c t- A m erican c h a ra c te r and
m
ilk
a
re
tw
o
of
th
e
finest
food
su
b
­
w ell u n d er w ay, as evidenced by th e
T he G resham com m unity w as sh o ck ­ ported th e ratificatio n of election of
P re sid e n t says, a b h o r fire.
' A m erican cu sto m s a re larg ely th e re-
stan ces but it is not safe to consum e
fac t th a t several clubs in th e county eith er of them in th a t co ndition,” says
ed on S atu rd ay to learn of th e death W. I). F ra ley and C. T. Ryan, who had
“T om orrw m a rk s th e beginning of 8ult of the ‘«fluence w hich o u r forest
have received th e ir c h a rte rs from th e Dr. F re d erick D. S trick e r, head of th e
th a t m orning of Mrs. F ra n k V ander- previously been elected by th e P a c k ­
F o re st P ro te ctio n w eek for 1924, th e b ackground h as exerted upon our
boys’ and g irls ’ d ep a rtm en t of th e ex­ Oregon S tate B oard of H ealth.
m ost a t the hom e of h er d au g h ter, ing com pany. T he action w as u n a n ­
“We all u n d e rsta n d th a t raw beef fifth an n u a l observance of th e nation-1 ,lntIon 8 history.
ten sio n service. T hese a re se n t on r e ­
Mrs. W. L. G orsage, a fte r an Illness imous. T he com m ittee consisted of
“O ur civilization is larg ely depen
ste
ak
should
be
m
ade
safe
by
cook­
al
m
ovem
ent
to
stam
p
o
u
t
fo
re
st
fires
Thos. H arvey, Mrs. A. Lehm an, J. F.
ceip t of the pro g ram of w ork fo r the
from pneum onia of only a few days.
ing,” says Dr. S tric k e r, “b ut we have in th e U nited S tates.
d en t upon th e u n re stric te d use of
Ja e g e r, K. K aser and E rn e st Johnson.
y ear.
Mrs.
A
ntoniu
J.
V
anderm
ost,
who
not all come to rea lize th a t precisely
B ut A m erica's m agnificent
“ In th e p ro clam atio n I issu ed d es­ wood.
An advisory com m ittee of 30 w as
Clubs receiving c h a rte rs w ill c a rry th e sam e sa n ita ry reaso n s w hich de­
has been em ployed as cook a t th e
tim b er supply new needs re p le n ish ­
appointed
w ith In stru ctio n s to con­
on a g ric u ltu re and hom e econom ics te r us from serv in g raw beef ste ak to ig n atin g A pril 21-27, inclusive, as
W ithrow co nfectionery for nbout two
ing. A bout 81,000,000 ac re s of idle
d em o n stratio n s in accord an ce with ou r ch ild ren should p rev en t us from j F o re st P ro te ctio n week, I sta te d th a t
years, arra n g e d to ta k e a sh o rt vaca sid er any q u estio n s of in te re st to th e
giving them raw m ilk. Raw m ilk th e m o st fo rm idable agency of fo rest fo re st land should be g row ing tim b er tl
,
. ,
„„ „ „ .
asso ciatio n d u rin g th e y ear and m ake
approved p la n s fo r th e boys' and t8iho°nU,df bbe. „ r de 83ie by th e “ PPliCa-
d e s tru c tio n is fire, and th a t o f,a il for- cro p s
F ire is an o u tlaw th a t n ot
i " a d X
Z
s
t T to
w ritte n rep o rt from tim e to tim e of
g irls ' club w ork. T he c h a rte rs are tion of heat.
“F o rtu n a te ly we like th e flavor of e st fires rep o rted each y ea r 80 p er only ' d estro y s grow ing tim ber, b u t re- I | th e hospltul for th a t purp o se but lu m ­ th e ir co nclusions to th e board of di­
p erso n a lly signed by H enry C. W al­
ta rd s an d k ills young tre e s from
lace, se c re ta ry of th e U. S. d e p a rt­ cooked m eat but u n fo rtu n a te ly we do cen t a re th e re s u lt of hum an c a re le ss­
b a r pneum onia Intervened and she re c to rs for th e ir in fo rm atio n and
w hich new fo rests m ust come.
not
like
th
e
flavor
of
boiled
m
ilk.
ness.
guidance. T he follow ing w ere nam ed
m en t of a g ric u ltu re ; J. A. C hurchill,
quick ly succum bed.
T h erefo re th e hom e tre a tm e n t of raw
" I d esire ag ain to call th e N ation's
“ F o rtu n a te ly th e solution of th e for- I Mrs. V anderm ost w as a n ativ e of on th e com m ittee: 8. B. H all, H. W.
sta te su p e rin ten d e n t of public in ­ m ilk so as to m ake it safe an d a t th e
s tru c tio n ; P a u l V. M aris, d ire c to r of sam e tim e p rese rv e its d elig h tfu l atte n tio n to th e se rio u sn ess of m an- est fire m enace lies la rg e ly in our Schiedam , H olland, w here she w as L ynch, Jo h n B urgraff, E dw ard » p ath ,
caused fires in th e U nited S tates, and own hands. It is my e a rn e st hope born on S eptem ber 17. 1855. She cam e J. L. Nelson, Wm. K nlefel, E lm er W il­
extension, and H. C. Seym our, sta te flavor is a difficult u n d ertak in g .
“Close
o
bserv
atio
n
h
as
show
n
th
a
t
to
u rg e every citizen to give th o u g h t : th a t as citizens of th e U nited S tates to A m erica in 1884 and lived a t Stock- liam s, C. N. T ay lo r, F red L ehm an,
club leader.
th e cooked ta s te begins to ap p e ar
Clubs being se n t c h a rte rs and th e ir w hen m ilk is held for som e tim e a t to th e m a tte r of p rev en tin g th e u n -I we sh all learn to abhor fire In our ton, K ansas, for seven years. She had 8. A. R oberts, E rn e st Jo h n so n , H a r­
... .
.
. . .
n ec essary w aste of o u r fast-d w in d lin g i w oods ju s t as we abhor fire In our lived In Oregon for ab o u t 33 y ea rs and old Oberg, F ra n s M attson, K. K aser,
local leaders a re th e Bake and Make „„
or above 145 d eg rees F. A ccordingly . . .
.
, .
„
homes.
cookery club of R ussellv ille school. th e problem of p re p a rin g a safe and tim b er supply.
in G resham for six years. S urviving H. A. A ndrew , J. J. F ish er, W. C.
E lizab eth B uis; th e V ictory P u re b re d p alata b le m ilk is one of d eterm in in g
h er a re h e r husb an d , tw o sons, C or­ L aw rence, H. L in stad , Wm. G ilbert,
H olstein club, Jo h n F lem in g ; th e the p ro p er ex p o su re a t or below 145 LADIES AID CIRCLES
n eliu s of B eaverton and H en ry of A s­ B. E. Boice, Jo h n W illiam s, Thos,
EXEM PTION TESTS W ERE
degrees F. req u ired to m ake m ilk en ­
L ucky H alf Dozen Sew ing club of tire ly safe.
HOLD ANNUAL ELECTION
GIVEN IN GRADE SCHOOL to ria , and one d au g h ter, Mrs. G or­ H arvey, A nton H endrickson, E. P.
P ow ell Valley, Mrs. B ert O lsen; th e
sage. T h ere is also one b ro th er, H. Schodeen, N. P. N elson, F. O. E k-
T he stu d ies of Dr. T heobald Sm ith
T he fo u r circ les of th e M ethodist
E xem ption te sts w ere given u n d er I k , B uschm an of Scappoose, Oregon, stro m , F. J. K eller, D. S chw artz, A.
B luebird Sew ing club of L ynch, Mrs. of th e H arv ard M edical School, of
E. H. Cook; th e H appy-go-lucky Sew ­ P ro fesso rs R u ssell and H astin g s of L adies Aid held a n n u a l election of th e d irectio n of County School Su- an d one 8| gteI.( Mrg> K ate Pootg of H. W right, H en ry Bottleson.
th e U niversity of W isconsin, and of
P lan s w ere sta rte d for th e an n u a l
ing club of St. M ary's academ y. S iste r Dr. M. J. R osenau of th e U. S. P u b lic officers la st week and elected of­ p erln ten d en t A lderson la st F rid a y at L ong Beachi C alifornia. T h ere are
M. I. A ugusta; th e B luebird Sew ing H ealth S ervice have all ag reed th a t ficers for th e en su in g year. T he S. E. th e G resham g rad e school. E ig h th sev eral g ran d c h ild ren , am ong them p re-h arv est m eeting and picnic by th e
clu b of St. M ary’s academ y, S iste r M. m ilk is m ade safe by holding it at circ le celeb rated th e first a n n iv e rsa ry g rad es th ro u g h o u t th is p a rt of th e bPtng K ath e rin e and C harles G orsage ap p o in tm en t of th e follow ing com m it­
of Its o rg an izatio n w ith a b irth d ay co unty atten d ed and took th e te st. Mrg. E(llia Benson Simon of sk y k o . tee to have ch a rg e of th e a rra n g e ­
I. A u g u sta; th e S u nnyside H om e­ 140 degrees F. for 15 m inutes.
“ B ecause in th e h eat tre a tm e n t of p a rty and cake. E ach m em ber b ro u g h t T he g rad in g show ed for th e G resham m igb_ W ashington, and Miss Melba m e n ts: 8. B. H all. W. D. F raley . N. P.
m ak in g club.
m ilk we a re safe g u ard in g hum an life,
T h ese rela- N elson. 8. A. R oberts, J. J. F ish er,
it is cu sto m ary and d esirab le to h eat a special offering, th e am o u n t being school 45 exem ptions o u t of th e 125 V anderm ost of S eattle
th
e
day
of
th
e
m
onth
of
h
er
b
irth
d
a
y
p
ap
ers
w
ritte
n
by
th
e
25
p
u
p
ils
of
the
tlves,
to
g
e
th
er
w
ith
five
nephew
s and Mrs. F. L ehm an, Mrs. Jo h n L ynch,
Base Line ( ut-OlY is Being Paved.
m ilk to a t le ast 142 degrees F. fo r at
th is circ le a re Mrs. W. grade. One pupil, F re d erick Beechll, th e ir fam ilies w ere p re se n t a t th e fu- Mrs. Wm. H ard in g and Mrs. W illiam
T he long prom ised paving of th e le ast 30 m inu tes th u s giving a m arg in T he officer?
| K nlefel.
Base L ine cut-ofT. extending th e pave­ of safety of 150 per cent. Such heat A. W in ters, p resid e n t; Mrs. O. A. won exem ption in all five su b jects. I n era l w hich w as held yesterd ay .
tre a tm e n t will u n q u estio n ab ly destroy
On th e q uestion of individual mem-
T b e fu n e ra i gervices w ere held at
m ent from n ear th e T ro u td ale ro ad to any disease g erm s w hich m ay have E astm an , vice p re sid e n t; Mrs. C. J. To win exem ption it w as n ecessary
th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch u n d er | b ers 8e,IlnK f r u lt at re ta il, eith er In
th e ' Colum bia riv e r highw ay a t th e found th e ir w ay Into it and w ill r e n ­ L u n d q u ist, tre a s u re r, all re-elected ; for a pupil to m ake a g rad e of 90 or
Mrs. W. J. Cooper, se creta ry .
over. S tate exam ination w ill be held
th e au sp ices of th e E astern S tar. T he , h elr own sta lls or th e public m a rk e t
autom obile club grounds, is now u n ­ der th e m ilk sa fe .”
Officers of th e D orcas circ le a re | n all th e schools of th e s ta te on May
serm on was p reached by th e Itev A or el8,!where. 11 wa8 unanim ously
der way. T he w ork w as com m enced
Painting Problems Solvpd.
Mrs. J. R. H o rr, p re sid e n t; Mrs. K. A. 8th and 9th for th o se who w ere not S. H isey, a fte r w hich th e b eau tifu l agreed th a t It would be n ecessary to
a t th e Sandy bridge and h as been
L et m e help you solve y o u r p a in t­ M iller, vice p re sid e n t; Mrs. R. J. exem pted.
obtain from th e m an ag em en t a w r it­
com pleted p ast th e club grounds. T his
ing problem s. Todd, T he P a in t Man, E rw in , se c re ta ry an d Mrs. A. Me- i T he first public use of th e new mo- and Im pressive ritu a l of th e o rd er was ten p erm it th a t will en title th e holder
w ill open a ric h te rrito ry and w ill be
c a rrie d out. In te rm e n t w as in Rose
G resham , phone 1971.—Adv.
tf M anus, re-elected tre a s u re r.
to th e privilege and w ill m ake th is
tion p ic tu re m achine p u rch ased by the City cem etery.
a d istin ct advantage to th e G resham
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Music w as fu rn ish ed by Mrs. E. L. p a rt of th e m a rk e tin g plan a m a tte r
Sum m er prices In effect now. Ekstrom ' M arion Jo h n so n as p re sid e n t; Mrs. G resham g rad e school w as m ade last Shelton of C o rb ett and Miss M yrtle of record.
d irec tly affected.
Truck Service, phone 1581.
_______ | F ra n k P eak as vice p re sid e n t; Mrs. night when a la rg e au dience w it-1 R u sh er, accom panied by Mrs. Clyde
A copy of th e sta te m e n t of th e b u s i­
F red F ield h o u se as tre a s u r e r and nessed som e edu catio n al and in te re st Ruegg. T he pall b e a re rs w ere K. A. ness of la st y ear m ay be obtained by
Mrs. Ja m es S terlin g w as re-elected lng pictu res. It is planned to give M iller, W. K. H am ilton, C. I. R aker, ap p licatio n a t th e can n ery office by
se creta ry .
th ese e n te rta in m e n ts on th e first and | h . j . p u ifer, L. L. K idder an d Oeorge m em bers of th e asso ciatio n who de­
sire them .
T he W est End circ le re-elected th ird M onday evenings of each m onth W. K enney.
E. P. Schedeen h as designed a new
Mrs. B. F. Cogswell p resid e n t and P re sid e n t H. R. G eb h ard t of th e P a r-
Mrs. V anderm ost w as a m em ber of
Mrs. A. L am b ert vice p resid en t. Mrs en t-T each er asso ciatio n announced th e C ongregational ch u rc h a t S c a p ­ sty.Ie field c a rrie r w hich Is sim ple
W. A. F o rb es w as elected se creta ry - th a t th e m achine cost about $375 and poose and of th e G resham C h ap ter, and cheap. A model is on display at
th e office a rd all m em bers a re a t lib ­
A model for efficiency and service.
tre a s u re r.
th a t w hen It is paid for It w ill be do- O rder of E a ste rn S tar.
Most m odern system and m ethods
erty to copy It for th e ir use.
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nated to th e school for edu catio n al
w est of M ississippi river.
Card of Thanks.
FAIRVIEW ( III R( II GETS j purposes.
C ollects 14 m illion d o lla rs tax es
WIDE PUBLICITY
W e w ish to th a n k o u r neighbors and HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL
a n n u a lly in m inim um cost.
frien d s for th e ir k in d n ess and sym ­
TO ENTER COMPETITION
Radio for ( luff Girls.
p ath y d u rin g o u r b ereav em en t and for
“T he W ayside C h u rch " has receiv ­
Miss H elen Cowgill, a s s is ta n t «U te 1
b è a ü tïf ü r îio w ë r s ' Also th e of­
T he an n u a l staff of th e G resham
ed co n sid erab le p u b licity since the
club lead er, will speak from KGW ficers and m em bers of th e E astern high school Is asked to e n te r Its a n ­
p lacing of b illboards on th e Columbia
P o rtlan d , Oregon, May 6, a t 7:45. Miss I S tar, who so g racio u sly ten d ered th e ir nual in th e Beaver an n u a l co n test for
riv er highw ay n ear F airview d irectin g Cowgill will give definite In stru ctio n s ■ 8erv*ct
H um ane tre a tm e n t of all p riso n ers.
to u ris ts and o th e rs to th e little
F. V anderm ost. Mrs. W. L. G orsage, th e b est school y ea r book in the
for th e g irls on p ro jec t w ork for
Sponsored law for feeding by co u n ­
C. V anderm ost, H enry V ander­ state. M embers of Sigm a D elta Chi,
ch u rch on th e hill. T he O regonian
ty, th u s saving $20,000 a y e a r to
sum m er school work. E very clu b g irl
m ost.
pro fessio n al jo u rn a listic fra te rn ity a t
rec en tly co n tain ed a w rite-u p of th e
ta x p ay e rs.
should h ear Miss Cowgill on h er club
th e
Oregon
A g ricu ltu ra l
college,
ch u rch and show ed a p ic tu re of the
w ork talk , says W. D. K inder, county
College Aim Appro» cd.
staged th e co n test la st sp rin g and so
ch u rch , one of th e b illb o ard s and th e
clu b agent.
D efiniteness of p u rp o se and
| m uch In terest w as show n th a t it w as
p asto r, the Rev. E. R. D. H oliensted.
te m atic p lan n in g to achieve it a re th e
T he p asto r is quoted as saying:
o u tstan d in g c h a ra c te ristic s of th e decided to m ake th e co n test an an n u a l
It is claim ed th a t It co sts tw o and Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college as viewed affair.
“ It o ccu rred to me th a t m ore people
a h alf cen ts a m ile m ore to ru n a Ford
Been m ade alm o -t se lf-su p p o rtin g ’T'
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L ast year a silv er loving cup was
pass w ithin one block of my ch u rch on a poor road th an on a good one. by H am ilton H olt, vice ch a irm an of an
for first tim e in its history.
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d u rin g the sum m er m onths th an any T he K entucky highw ay d ep a rtm en t Im p o rtan t league of n ations com m it­ aw arded th e C larion of 8alem high
tee and ed ito r of H e a rst’s I n te r n a t­
dow ntow n c h u rc h .” “O ur aim is to experim ented with tw o fleets of F ords, ional. Mr. H olt and Dr. H oslah B oyn­ school, w inner of first place, and five
m ake th e m o rning serv ice re stfu l, one on K»°d . one on poor ro ad s, and ton, form er m o d erato r of th e ch u rch h o n o rab le m entions w ere nam ed. T his
helpful and Inspiring. If classified at found th e m ileage cost w as 4.22 cen ts ^j?*ld allian ce, inspected th e cam pus y ear, to give th e sm a lle r high schools
C onsider his KNOWN achievem ents
on good roads and 6.72 on poor roads.
as a g a in st th e UNKNOWN execu­
all, I p refer being considered a m od­ T he figures w ere based on fuel and In connection w ith a v isit to th e col­ a b elief chance m (he com petition,
lege M arch 26. T hey h e a rtily e n ­
Much accom plished w ith few d ep u ­ tive ability of th o se who oppose
ern fu n d am en talist. I p reach a g o s­ oil, tire s and rp a irs, hut not d ep re cia­ dorsed th e c la rity of th e college aim s tw o cu p s will be given, one to th e a n ­
ties.
him.
—Paid Adv.
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pel th a t w ill alw ays be good new s to tion. T he re p a ir cost was ex x actly
actly | b ere an d th e d irec t and vigorous n u al Judged to be th e best published
an y w ho seek th e way. th e tr u th and double on th e c a rs ru n n in g on poor m eans em ployed for ca rry in g them in a high school of less th a n 350 re g is­
roads.
out. Both men a re lead ers of public tra tio n and th e o th e r for th e w in n er
tb e life."
“Cast «ni » » » j w kai yaa h a * , for wbat X«« a r . not ««re of."
th o u g h t and both a ttac h g re a t Im ­ In th e la rg e r division.
BKIQI FT8.
p o rtan c e to the w ork and a ttitu d e of
Bank of G resham pays 5
S um m er p rices In effect now E k - |t h e younger g en eratio n , p a rtic u la rly ,
Make your telep h o n e e a rn you m ore
cen t in te re st on tim e d e p o s its —Adv »from T ru ck Service, phone 1581.
th e college stu d en ts.
by co n n ectin g it w ith a w ant ad.
President Coolidge on Forest Protection
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