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G resham O utlook
VOL. 14, NO
STUDENTS PLAN FOR
BIG 0. A. C. MEET
GRESHAM, Ml’LTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
MULTNOMAH DELEGATION.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY
FARMERS URGE DEFEAT
OF MILLS PRIMARY BILL
10, I»25
Guilty
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
] LOCAL LIBRARY IS
GIVEN PUBLICITY
R eference Is often m ade to th e M ult
nom ah delegation in th e sta te leg isla
tu re . F o r th e inform ation of our
rea d ers th e re p rese n tativ es an d sen
E ig h t stu d e n ts of G resham Union ato rs. com posing the M ultnom ah dele
G resham b ran ch lib rary is pictured
T h ere a re tw o b ills pending in th e | to dem and th e ir se n ato rs at Salem to
gation a re h ere given.
high school a re looking forw ard with
le g isla tu re w hich a re designed to a lte r defeat th e Mills P rim ary Bill recen tly
and
described in ’ L ib rary B uildings,"
R ep resen tativ es.
th e effect of th e Oregon p rim ary to passed in the low er house, w hen it
p le asa n t an ticip atio n s to th e W ash
by
C
halm ers H adley of the A m erican
W. F. W oodw ard, A. G. R ushlight,
in g to n ’s b irth d a y holidays from F eb R. J. K irkw ood, F ra n k J. L onergan. som e extent. One is know n as th e conies up in th e senate. T his bill, if
L ib rary A ssociation, who has chosen
Mills bill w hich is said to offer a it becomes a law, w ill v irtu a lly kill
ru a ry 21 to 23, a t w hich tim e they a re I Jo h n B. Coffey, W, C. North F red W.
25 lib ra rie s from all over th e United
m inor m odification and especially pro- th e Oregon P rim a ry law and give the
,
D.
C.
p lan n in g to atten d the second ann u al ; G erm an, Thos. H. H u rlb u rt
S tates which a re given as models for
vidcs for a sort of p o st-p rim ary con- pro fessio n al p o litician s full co n tro l of
Lew is, J. E. B ennett, H. D. K ilham ,
ed ucational exposition to be held a t
ventlon in case a can d id ate fails to a ll can d id ates and th e sta te govern-
’
those
p lan n in g such buildings. T he
H erb ert G ordon, J. O. Bailey.
get a 40 per cen t vote. Its best fea- m ent.
th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College at
hook
may
be had from th e G resham
Senators.
tu re is th e provision for a convention
S. A. ROBERTS. P resident.
C orvallis, More th a n 600 high school
!
lib
rary
.
Only
buildings costing less
Isaac E. S tap les, Gus C. Moser, W. w hich is to adopt a platform . T his is
.CLARA H O FFM EISTER , S ecy .
stu d e n t delegates and fac u lty m e m - , , „
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th
a
n
50,000
a
re
shown. It is in te re st
h ers w ere in atten d a n ce a t th e exposi- ! H, C la[ k ’ M“ tOn R’ K lep p er’ G«°- supposed to go a long w ay tow ard
A nother bill has been introduced by
I W.
AA. Josep
Trtaonri
ing to note th a t five out of th e 25 a re
h , VV
W. W
W. Banks, H
H onrv
enry T
L. abolishing th e se lf-sta rte rs on th eir th e Ja ck so n co unty delegation.
It
tio n la st y ear and th e indications a re
In M ultnom ah county, th e o th ers be
C orbett.
own selfish p latfo rm s, b u t Inasm uch is believed it would b ring about a real
th a t th is num ber w ill be exceeded at
ing U niversity, B elm ont-H aw thorne,
, as the convention is not to be held un- refo rm in the n om inating m ethods, a
th e 1925 g ath erin g .
South P o rtlan d and North P o rtland
til a fte r the p rim ary , the dam age lie reform th a t Is m ost ce rta in ly in the
F ive seniors have been selected to ALh RED R E4 NOLDS DIES
b ran ch libraries.
AT TILLAMOOK, OREGON political fak irs do w ill- alre ad y have in te re st of b etter governm ent. T his
re p re se n t th e high school, R in ar M att
T h is is the man, Col. Chas. R.
T he G resham lib ra ry w as built with
been attended to.
bill would hold th e convention before
son, presid en t of the stu d e n t body.
F orbes, convicted of conspiracy to funds donated by the C arnegie L ibra
W ord h as been received of th e death
T his bill is aro u sin g a stro n g pro th e prim ary and recom m end can d i
d efrau d the governm ent in hospital
Stafford Dowsetty editor of th e Mun-
of a fo rm er G resham m an, A lfred te st on all sides.
co n stru ctio n for our crippled, blind ry co rp o ratio n , on ground secured by
dates. T his w ould in no w ise prev en t
h in otu, Jam es B echill, W illene Botkin
Reynolds, who died at Tillam ook, O re
and disabled w orld w ar soldiers. G resham citizens. It is sup p o rted by
o th e r can d id ates ru n n in g independent
Danntsen* F arm B ureau P ro te sts.
an d V ada A nderson. P re fe re n ce w as '
H e faces a possible penalty of tw o * county tax and is a p a rt of the P ort
gon, la st T uesday, F e b ru a ry 3, a t the
T he D am ascus F arm B ureau ad- ( of said in d o rsem en t if they so desired
given to the stu d en ts who a re m aking
y ea rs in prison and a $10,000 fine, land lib ra ry system .
Johnson &
age of 56 years, from th e re s u lt of d resses to the public th ro u g h th e Out and on any vote-catching platform
p la n s to atten d O. • A. C. a t som e fu tu re
_____________________________________ j M ayer of P o rtlan d w ere th e arch itects.
several p ara ly tic stro k es coupled with look th e follow ing p ro test:
th e ir ingenuity muy devise and th e ir
tim e. T here w ere ten ju n io rs in the
a chronic leak ag e of th e h eart.
“E d jto r G resham O u tlo o k :—We, th e conscience perm it. T his w as th e plan 1IHM E CANNING OF M EA'I’S ■ T l“‘ foIlow *ng descrip tio n of the build-
school who sta te d it w as th e ir inten- I
Mr. R eynolds' p a re n ts com posed one U nion-D am ascus F arm B ureau, in adopted In Benton county last y ear by
EXPLAINED BY COLLEGE *“K ,B K,veu by M r- Hadley in his
tio n to ta k e up w ork a t th e ag ricu l- )
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tu ra l college a fte r th e com pletion of ° tl,e ° ,d pi° " e®r fam ilies of G resham session th is 7th (lay of F eb ru ary , 1925, th e rep u b lican s and it w as highly sat-
H ousew ives desirous of can n in g old | “It Is not often th a t an A m erican
th e selection of th re e of th e se fair to and w ere widely know n. T hey for- ) agk you t0 kindly a n ow U3 a few une8 tisfa cto ry to th e rep u b lican voters,
all, a draw ing w as
m ade of th re e
° wnetl considerable land
east of 8pace jn y o u r v alu ab le p ap er to
It Is hoped the p ro tests a g a in st the hens, ro o sters, or co ck erels m ay do Public building ad h eres so closely to
nam es w hich resu lted in th e selection j 2. G rpsham ' ' R here
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voice our appeal to all farm and o th -r Mills plan will prevail and a w iser so by follow ing a few sim ple direc- th e E nglish haif-tim bered sty le of a r
ch itectu re, us does th is lib ra ry b u ild
of O rville Johnson, E ldore John so n w hen a young m an. His cousin, Geo. . o rga n izations who believe in a gov- plan be adopted if any change is m ade tio n s as given by E. H. W iegand, pro-
ing in G resham . Not only is its type
and M elville R ichey who w ill accom R eynolds, still resid es in th e sam e i ern m e n t by th e people, ask in g them Hn th e p rim ary law.
, fesso r of h o rtic u ltu ra l products. It Is o ut of th e o rd in ary , h u t its floor plans
neigliborhood. H e w as m a rrie d to
p any the seniors to C orvallis.
n ecessary to use a p ressu re cooker as show sev eral u n u su a l fea tu re s in a r
Miss V irginia D arnielle, n e a r The
T his an n u a l exposition has for one
th
e re is d anger from b ac te ria l Infec rangem ent.
D alles, who died about four m onths
of its chief aim s educational and vo
tion.
"T he building w as erected 10 y ea rs
ago. They lived h ere u n til 1898, when
catio n al guidance in th e choice of a
A fter tho ro u g h ly cleaning th e chlck- ago at a cost of $11,568.15, of w hich
they left for e a ste rn Oregon, finally
college home. E very school and de
locating in the co ast co u n try , w here
County communities» of M ultnom ah | Com m ercial club of th e p resen tatio n en it is boiled in th e p ressu re cooker $1746.85 w as for fu rn itu re and fix-
p a rtm e n t of th e college w ill p rep a re
w ater, for 45 to 60 m in-1 tu re s, and its ------
a re a is 62 by 56 »vuv,
feet.
county e a x re
joining w
ith IWUlll»
co unty «It
au- »««w • ’eK*s *a tu r ® °£ House
Bill No. w . ith a little
they have since resided.
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Mr. R eynolds is survived by a
ried on, also n atio n al figures in the
d au g h ter, Mrs. M aude T u rn e r, who on th e p a rt of P o rtlan d a u th o ritie s to road fund av ailab le for the use of ,■ ,
r reaiuiy. I m s by th e curved end wall«,
ed ucational w orld w ill be p re se n t to lives a t T illam ook; a b ro th er, F ra n k secure 50 per cen t of th e sta te high- county roads of M ultnom ah county " ne
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co n fer w ith th e stu d e n ts reg a rd in g _
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Reynolds, of Sand Lake, O regon: tw o W a y funds com ing to th s countv for and for th e ap p ro p riatio n of one-half en< T be m eat *H ,heD Packed In pro- ia |,j | n h errin g bone p attern and the
th e ir choice of a ca reer. Dr. S tanley
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of th is fund for p urposes of the city vlously sterilized Jars. Ju ic e m ay be Rall,8 ends a re of cem ent and tim ber,
j sisters, Mrs. A lice A nderson, of J county highw ays.
i o rtla n d o th e r th an for county added before cHDDlntr
llrin nr
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C oulter, dean of m en a t P u rd u e uni I Cam as, W ashington, and Mrs. Jessie
A bill, H. B. 227. known as th e B ar- of
roads. T his club in a m eeeting if »be '
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a „ ,2
a T be BhlngleB are lald ‘*o“ b'« *•> «»erv
v ersity , w ill m eet the m en, and an j
board
of
d
irec
to
rs
la
st
evening
adopt-
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Jars
should
not
he
screw
ed
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fo
u
rth
course,
in
o rd er to break th e
Rich, of S eattle, W ashington, and a b u r bill, has been introduced having
equally p rom inent w om an w ill coun
down tightly. T he ja rs a re now placed flatness of th is su rface. T he en tra n ce
ed th e follow ing reso lu tio n :
cousin, G eorge Reynolds, of G resham , th is as its object.
sel w ith th e young ladies.
W hereas, T h ere has been Introduced in th e cooker, p artly filled w ith w ater. (8 h ospitable in ap p e aran c e and jplbn-
T he fu n eral w as held a t T illam ook
T he G resham com m ercial club,
W hile the n a tu re of th e exposition is
in
th e H ouse of R ep resen tativ es for
T he cooker Is closed and th e pet- I (Illl I)atUru l light has been secured
F riday w ith' in te rm en t in th e cem etery th ro u g h its board of d irecto rs, has
th e sta te of Oregon H ouse Bill No. 227,
p rim a rily educational, th e rec re atio n al I
a t th a t place.
draw n up and sen t to th e M ultnom ah known as th e B a rb u r Bill, providing cock m ay be kept open until all air Is th ro u g h the am ple window «paces,
side of th e m eeting w ill not be neg
"On th e m ain floor are found pro
th at fifty per cen t of th e county road expelled and then closed. W hen a
lected. A horse show is scheduled for BY THE YOUNG, FOR THF YOUNG. delegation a reso lu tio n p ro testin g fund be diverted to and for th e use of PreBsure <’( 1« pounds or a tem p era- |
visions for m any m ore activ ities th an
a g a in st th is bill.
F rid a y evening, w hile on S atu rd ay
th e city of P o rtla n d ;
tu re of 240 degrees Is reached, tim e is ' are u su a lly provided in lib ra ry build
It co n tem p lates m aking an excep
evening an all-school s tu n t show will
An exam ple of a young m an a t head
Now,
th erefo re, Be it Resolved by tak en and th e m eat Is cooked 50 to 60 ings of th is Bize. To th e rig h t and left
tion of M ultnom ah county. W hereas
be staged. B asket ball gam es have of big concern is th a t of P. K. W rlgley
th e board of d irec to rs of th e G resham m inutes, a t th e sam e tem p eratu re .
th e m oney goes to th e county for use C om m ercial club th a t the said club is ' w h
thp co o k |n „ ,8 com nlet8 the of th e e n tra n c e v estib u le a re coat
been te n tativ ely a rra n g e d and the who h a s ju s t been elected p resid en t
cooaing is com plete the room s and beyond Is th e larg e g eneral
on county th o ro u g h fa res w h eth e r in opposed to th e en a ctm en t of th is bill!
v ario u s cam pus m usical org an izatio n s of the W rigley ninety m illion dollar
| cooker is set aside and allow ed to cool , readlllR ri)l)m 6g by j , fppt
arpa
into law.
or
out
of
th
e
city,
a
t
th
e
disposal
u
n
w ill co n trib u te co n certs for th e e n te r chew ing gum co rp o ratio n . He is ju st
You a re resp e ctfu lly u rged to w ith- before it Is opened. When cool th e „ ack of tbp „# nt„
thl(J arpR
der ce rtain provisions, of th e county.
ta in m e n t of the v isito rs on Sunday p ast 30 and is one of th e youngest
cover ° f th ® C° ° k er *8 rem oved’ ,h e ja r Is a sto ry -h o u r room. On one side Is
It seem s P o rtlan d w an ts for its city measure
afternoon.
p resid e n ts of a la rg e m a n u fa ctu rin g
Yours very resp ectfu lly .
“ d8 tlg h ten c d ’ “ nd tb e cat,B Be‘ «" a th e lib ra ria n ’s room w ith Its kitchen
stre e ts 50 per ce n t of this fund in th is
P rin c ip a l Cannon hopes to be able concern in th e United S tates.
W. J. COOPER, S ec’y.
Protected place.
, and cooklng facllltle8, a 8| n k , b uilt-in
county.
to accom pany the boys and g irls to
Young P. K. h as alread y had a suc
. u , i.
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I 0,16 CaUt'° n *8 tO keeP th e P‘’tCOCk fu rn itu re and a sta irw ay to the base-
T h a t m ight be all rig h t w ere th e re
th e college exposition th e la tte r p a rt cessful bu sin ess ca re e r of te n y ears
Lincoln Annheraary < eleb ratlo n . ' of th e cooker closed un til all of th e
no county roads w ith in the city. As a
P lan s a re u n d er w ay for a "R epub-1 p re ssu re has d isappeared. If th e pet-
of next week.
and has been identified w ith th e co m
| m an 's re s t room, to ilet room s and a
m a tte r of fact, county au th o rities ; llcan D ollar D |n n e r„ tQ bp Rivpn Qn
pany as vice p resid e n t except for two
cock Is opened before the cooker has Jan ito r's closet. An outside stairw ay
sta
te
n
early
all
th
e
fund
is
now
and
Thurf)day
eveninK
of
t
h
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w
eek_
P
eb
.
WANT AD BRINGS
years d u rin g th e w orld w ar w hen he
cooled, th e liquid In th e ja rs w ill boil descends to th e basem ent floor.
RETURNS WITH FUN w as ¡n th e aviation service of the has been d u rin g th e p ast ten y ears ru a ry 12, at 6:30 o’clock, in th e Com out.
"T h e plan of thiH building is a t
used by the county w ithin th e city of . m e rc ia , c]u b
ro o m > 0
United S tates. H is fath er, W illiam
T h is m ethod can be applied In c a n
A B oring m an recen tly put a w ant Jr., becom es ch airm an of th e board of P o rtlan d , but. of course, only on conn- B uilding, P o rtland. T he d in n er will ning rab b its o r wild gam e of various tractiv e, open In ap p earan ce, b ut com
p act In arran g e m en t. If th e building
ty roads, of w hich th e re a re m any Im- be Rlvpn undpr thp j{),nt aU8p|ce|| of
ad in the O utlook seeking a Je rse y | d| rector8.
kinds.
w ere to be en larg ed , it could be ex
p o rta n t th o ro u g h fa res leading into thp R epubllcan s ta te a n „ M ultnom ah
bull. H e got m any an sw ers, he w rites,
If desired, th e m eat may be left on tended to th e re a r, and If n ecessary
and
out
of
the
city.
R
a
th
er
Misleading
and secured a fine anim al from a S an
County C en tral com m ittees and a f the bone and th e pieces cooked In a
T he M ultnom ah delegation Is to hold filiated R epublican clubs.
“G resham —new grav ity w ate r plant
dy m an. H e and his fam ily got some
Republl- previously p rep ared liquid, salted and th e space allo tted to a woman'3 r e s t
room could be added to the main rea d
a
cau
cu
s
on
th
e
proposed
m
easu
re
can8
and
tbpjr
famllip8
arp
urRpd
to
ready
for
use,
to
serve
105
p
atro
n
s
a
l
fun out of it too.
spiced to su it th e individual taste.
ready signed u p; w ate r obtained from th is evening and a num ber from th is secure tic k ets and Join in th is genu F ried chicken m ay he canned in th is ing room, and th e sto ry -h o u r room
T he B oring m an w rite s:
locality a re ex pecting to be presen t.
“Among th e an sw e rs to th e ad was sprin g sufficient for 30,000 people”
Ine Lincoln
b irth d a y celebration. m a n n er, hut w hen th e m eat 1 h left on could be filled w ith floor cases."
T he reso lu tio n by the com m ercial T1(.kpt„ m ay bp 8ecured f r „m „ L
T he above Is from a w ell known
one le tte r I w ish to tell you about,
th e bone, th e pieces should be cooked
Veterans Are Urged to Apply for
S t.C la ir, a m em ber of th e com m ittee
m aybe you would like to publish It for and widely circ u lated in d u stria l new s club Is as follow s:
longer. T he spicing is done a t th e
B onuses.
th e am usem ent of your read ers. A fter ( service.
Item w as probably taken To th e H onorable S en ato rs and Rep- arra n g in g for th e dinner. R eserva- final packing of the product, before
"V
eteran
s
of
th e W orld W ar who
rese
n
tativ
es
in
th
e
Oregon
S
tate
tjons
mURt
bp
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TburBd
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d escribing in detail w h at he had to j from G resham Outlook but muRt refer
th e ja rs a re placed in th e cooker.
L eg islatu re from M ultnom ah Coun- .
,
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have
not
subm
itted
ap p licatio n s for
sell, he signed his le tte r, ‘
. t° Sandy w here, according to a recent
ty, Oregon.
hence th o se w ishing tic k ets should
th e ir bonuses a re urged by Lieut. Col.
C lackam as, O regon.’
! story, the above conditions a re sub-
S irs :— Info rm atio n has been re- secu re them before th a t tim e from the FORMER FAIRVIEW WOMAN
C. F. A ndrew s, City R ecruiting Officer,
ceived by the m em bers of th e G resham (lo cal com m itteem an.
"H e gave no route, no d irectio n s as sta n tia lly met.
DIES AT PORTLAND HOME U. 8. A., to do so at once. T he Im port
to n o rth , south, e a st or w est from a
Mrs. Anna M. Hester, who lived n ear ance of ap p lying a t th e earliest pos
givn point. He sim ply w rote ‘w here I
F
airview
about 20 y ears, leaving th e re sible d ate is urged upon th e veterans
live: The b arn Is behind a sm all y el
for P o rtlan d In 1910, died a t th e home by Colonel A ndrew s who sta te s th a t
low house. T he b arn is colored red.
at
No. 2008 E ast M o rriso n ’s tre e t F r i the w ar d ep artm en t is dally receiving
Besides th e b a rn th e re is a new w ate r j
tan k . It is not painted yet. T he j
day, F e b ru a ry 6, a t th ft age of 40 years. cases In w hich v eteran s who th ought
A p a ra ly tic stro k e follow ing th e ex them selves in th e best of h ealth have
house is yellow and sm all w ith an
trac tio n of her to n sils was th e cause died or have been killed by accident
oak tre e in fro n t of it. T h ere is also
w ithout having subm itted th e ir ap p li
of h e r ea rly death.
som e posts In fro n t of th e house. In
T he deceased Is survived by her catio n s for ad ju sted com pensation.
fro n t of th e house th e re is grapes
husband, to whom she was m arried In
w idow s and ch ild ren , m any of
sta rte d w ith posts In th e big patch.
1920;
h
e
r
fath
er,
W.
C.
Hi
h
an
tln
,
of
thcm
*"
n«edy circu m stan ces, receive
If you cannot find th is place ju s t ask
P o rtla n d ; two siste rs, Mrs. D aniel ’n BUCI* cases cash to th e am ount of
w h e r e --------------------lives and they or
Meyer, of P lea san t Home and Mrs. th e adjusted credit, an am ount equal
w hoever you ask w ill tell you w here-
Rosa Ja k sh e , of T he D alles; two to ap p ro x im ately o n e-th ird only of
ev er I live.’
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b
ro th ers, P hilip H chantln, of Boring, th a t he would have received in one
“T he w hole fam ily got q u ite a th rill
, and Jo h n H chantln, of Los A ngeles. paym ent In cash had th e v eteran made
rea d in g it, and I th o u g h t som ebody )
' The b ro th er from Los A ngeles w as application p rio r to death, for in
else m ight get a kick out of it.”
unable to reach here, but th e re st of stance, should a v eteran who served
T he B ornig m an adds th a t he d idn't
s ta r t out to find th e sm all yellow ]
the fam ily was present at th e fu n eral o v erseas for a period en titlin g liim to
th e m axim um of ad ju sted S ervice
i
w hich w as held at th e A scension
house w ith the red :olored b a rn and
cred
it of $625. die w ithout filing his
ch u rch In M ontavllla under th e d ir e c
th e new un p ain ted tan k , he th o u g h t it
ap
p
licatio
n , his widow, ch ild ren, or
tion of tin- Bev. F a th e r F lo rin . From
too m uch of a ta s k .”
' M ontavllla th e fu n eral cortege p ro o th er dependent w ithin th e restric ted
T h ere Is a new plan for teaching
ceeded to Ht. Jo sep h cem etery a t class, will receive th a t am ount only In
little boys how to grow up. T his Is
i G resham , w here th e com m itm ent ser- | ten q u a rte rly in stallm en ts w hile If he
th e "K nighthood" plan, to teach little
filed his ap p licatio n p rio r to his death
I vices w ere held.
boys ch iv alry and guide them aw ay
¡th e widow, ch ild ren , or dependent w ill
from evil.
j receive ap p ro x im ately $1580 in one
I le ih a l Meeting* Fonllntie.
I t's a good plan, p resum ably, h u t it
is possible to overdo schem es and
Revival m eetings at th e M ethodist paym ent In cash. Cash paym ents u n
p la n s for show ing boys how to act
E piscopal ch u rch , w hich have« been der th e Act becom e due on March I,
and think.
'
held for m ore th an a week In A casIn g 1925, am i paym ent will be delayed u n
T hey need som e tim e In w hich to
' in te re st, have been announced foj ev- less the v eteran ap p lies a sufficient
th in k exactly in th e ir own w ay. It is
th e th in k in g th a t a boy does on his
i ery evening th is week excepting Hat- tim e In advance of th a t date to enable
own account and of his ow n fre e w ill ;
’ tirday. Besides preach in g every eve the w ar d ep a rtm en t to p ro p erly pass
th a t counts.
ning, Dr. 8. A. D anford, th e evauge- on ap p licatio n s and tra n sm it It to the
T hey need some tim e In w hich to
i list, holds Bible read in g s every a fte r- v e te ra n s’ bureau.
th in k exactly in th e ir own way. It is
V eterans m ay obtain app lication
' noon at 2:30 at th e ch u rch . A fternoon
th e th in k in g th a t a boy does on b l
own account and of his own fre e will
m eetings for ch ild ren a re held every blanks, have th e ir finger p rin ts taken,
th a t counts.
aftern o o n of school day# Im m ediately and bu ren d ered o th e r a ssista n ce in
L ittle Newton, called a dull boy. was
com pleting th e ir ap p licatio n s a t any
a
fte r school by Mrs. Danford.
th in k in g out th e law of grav itatio n .
arm y re c ru itin g statio n in Oregon o r
Napoleon, called a sulky boy at his
Portland Telegram Bargain.
I W ashington.
m ilita ry school, w as m aking plans
th a t su rp rised his te ac h ers la ter. Let
T he P o rtlan d T eleg ram is m aking
th e ch ild ren alone, a t le ast p a rt of the 1
a special bargain offer lasting un til
Arenie Club Sapper.
tim e.
M arch 1, when th e y early su b scrip tio n
a v alen tin e su p p er will be given by
by mall w ill be $3.75. Hend your sub- th e Arem e club nt th e Masonic hall,
Find what you w ant th ro u g h a
scrlp tlo n th ro u g h th e Outlook. Both G resham , on F rid ay evening, F eb ru -
Want Ad.
I p ap ers for one year, $4.50.— Adv.
a ry 13. beginning at 5:30.
PORTLAND AFTER COUNTY ROAD MONEY