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GRESHAM, Ml LTNDMAll COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY.
VOL. Iß, NO. 0«
IIK.U SCHOOL DERATE
TO RE FERRI ARY 2
Legion Endorses
A debate Is announced for next
evening, F eb ru ary 2, at
High School Bonds th »• Wednesday
e assem bly hall of G resham
Bond Issue Awaits Decision of Voters
JA M ARY
2*.
U>27
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
S2.M Per Year
Missourian” Asks At the State Legislature Krugers Quintet
Salem , Jan. 25— M easures will be
Out-Generals Grant
for Bond Information introduced
by the P o rtlan d delega- |
tion, a co n stitu tio n al am endm ent
(By Ben]. H. D avies)
Union high school when th e local
G resham . Ja n u a ry 28.—E ditor and a bill, providing for annexation
The legal voters of Union high school d istric t No. 2 are called upon G resham O u tlo o k :— You have been of a portion of C lackam as county,
At th e r o g rla r m eeting of G re sh ­ affirm ative team w ill m eet th e neg­
By a score of 25 to 22. Coach
am P o st No. 30, A m erican Legion, ative team of P a rk ro se in th e de- to go to th e high school betw een th e h o u rs of 2 and 7 tom orrow . S atu r- q u ite generous in according your and p erh ap s W ashington county, to K ru g er’s "fighting five” clam ped a
T u esd ay evening, J a n u a ry 25, those bate of a m ost tim ely and im port- day, aftern o o n to decide w h eth er th e d istric t sh all issue »105,000 bonds to lum ng for |h e dl8CU88| on of p ro . M ultnom ah, according to decision red-hot lid on th e am bitions of th e
p rese n t unanim ously endorsed the I a u t q uestiOn, “ Resolved, th a t th e for high school en larg em en t.
posed bond issue__I am from Mis- of th e M ultnom ah delegation. Sen- fast-step p in g G ra n t high q uint,
proposed bond issue for th e high po(icy of federal subsidies to th e
T he Outlook has alre ad y stated in detail th e reaso n s w hich have so u r, and mU8t be show n.
ato r Jo e D unne and R ep resen tativ e W ednesday aftern o o n at the G rant
school. Both sides of the q uestion j sta (e8i accom panied by fed eral su led th e b oard to call for th is election and also th e d istrib u tio n of th e
1 hope th e O utlook or some of Meindl w ill not join th e sponsors, high gym nasium , P ortland. T his
w ere ca refu lly considered and the pe rv ision, should be abandoned.
funds to v ario u s new building u n its, a lte ra tio n s and equipm ent, and its rea d ers w ill an sw er my q u es­ as th ey a re rep rese n tin g C lacka­ Is th e fifth gam e of th e season, th e
p o st could see no reason w hy it
At th e sam e hour the negative th ese d etails can n o t now be gone in to again.
m as county also, and R e p resen ta­ fo u rth gam e won by G resham and
tions.
should not go on record for p ro ­ team of G resham ’s debating club
1. Why all th e com m otion on the tive Lew is w ill vote ag a in st the the second victory over G rant, the
T he Outlook has also p resen ted , on th e a u th o rity and inform ation
m oting th e best in te re sts of* the w ill discuss th e sam e q uestion w ith , Qf (be p rin c lp a , and tb e clerh who undoubtedly re p re se n t th e a ttitu d e of p a rt of the school m anagem ent?
proposals when they ap p ear, it Is first scrim m age re su ltin g in a
score of 17 to 12. on the local floor.
young people in and around G resh ­ B eaverton's affirm ative team a t th e j
bQard thp carefu lly considprP(, arg u m e n t in favor of th e bond issue,
2. Who p rep ared P rin cip al C an­ said.
Follow ing is th e line-up:
am , say th e m em bers. T hey de­ la tte r place.
T his am endm ent will have to get
| It ba8 also published tw o le tte rs from o bjectors. It took th e liberty, as n o n ’s q u estio n n aire?
G resham (25)
G rant (22)
c la re th e A m erican Legion is in ­
W inston S trong and Lily R ybnick
c a j,ed upon to do, to publish an an sw er to som e of th e objections
3. How does he a rriv e at a levy by th e le g isla tu re and go to th e
te re ste d in th e prom otion of any com pose the negative team and and tQ dQ gQ )n thg game ,g8Ue 8O as to givp an o p p o rtu n ity to co n sid er of 14.7 m ills?
people for approval. It provides D uncan ( 5 ) .........F ......... (9) McColl
Okuda ( 5 ) .............F ............. G leason
w o rth y cause,
be
it
schools, Ja m es M cA llister and W inifred botb sides. T he editor h as been called in q uestion for doing th is b u t it
4. Does he know th a t we are th at te rrito ry outside of M ultno- ____
Lane ( 5 ) .................
...............C ............(3) _ S _____
tah l
ch u rch es, roads or any o th e r civic B echill th e affirm ative.
jg nQ breach of new8p ap e r eth ics to do so, especially in rela tio n to a paying th is y ear 12.2 m ills ag ain st m ah county m ay be annexed to th e sq u ire (4) . ” ” .G . . . . (4) P ark s
en terp rise.
T he judges who w ill be p resen t
uegtJon of thja klnd w here th e d ate of election is at hand. It w as hoped s.6 last year, a 50 per cent in crease city of P o rtlan d . T he bill Is d raft- S trong ( 6 ) .......... G
(2) Scott
“ W hen young people come to our a t the G resham debate are^ Mrs.
ayojd
m ,n n te arpum pnts, yet today, an h o u r or two before th e w lth an in crease in outside stu- ed along lines approved by th e sim -
’ 'eV ow nhUl'
city and our in stitu tio n s we feel it B lanche T h u rsto n , head of th e Outlook goes to p ress a lette r, signed “A M issourian,” is p resented, long dents?
plifleation com m ittee and would R pferee; 'J o e Rosenberg
w ould be a d irect slap in th e face E nglish d ep a rtm en t of F ra n k lin a fte r such a rticle s should be in th e hands of th e editor. To refu se it
5. Who is th e re of us who Is m ake it possible for P o rtlan d to
Gleason w as let out in th e th ird
to refu se them adm ittance,” it was high school; H. C. T allm an, p rin ­ m eans a ch arg e of p reju d ice and u n fairn ess. To use it m eans th e neces­ w iiling to tak e upon him self th e ta k e over any te rrito ry in adjoin- q u a rte r w ith four p ersonals hang-
said at th e m eeting. “W hen people cipal of L a u re lh u rst school, and sity of special c a rrie rs to deliver p ap ers to P o rtlan d and T ro u td ale to obligation of paying off th e bond ing counties upon an affirm ative i„ K front bis belt,
k nock at our doors and w ant to be­ Mr. B ennett, prin cip al of th e O re­ be c e rta in of th e ir d elivery from th ese points on S aturday.
issue in th irte e n y ea rs if allow ed vote of 65 per cent in th e te rrito ry
T he first q u a rte r w as an endur-
com e a p a rt of us th e A m erican L e­ gon City high school.
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At B eaverton th e judges w ill be
T he decision th a t w ill be m ade on S atu rd ay w ill determ ine th e atti-
gion d esires to go on record as ex­
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w. w tu d e of th is com m unity and of*the h ig h sc h o o l'’ d istric t tow ard th e high j assessed value of th e d istric ts let te rrito ry to w hich It is to be at- |„ g much happened. T he tlm ekeep-
ten d in g open arm s and lending all I. A. Melendy of F ra n k lin high
dPVeloDment for som e tim e to come. T he d istric t has not a high alone th e th ought of paying w ith tai hed and only 35 per cent In th a t er '8 w histle cu t th is period off with
possible aid in m aking G resham school; V erne McKinney, editor of ■
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u ))Ot havp ff thp bonds a re voted T h i9 is show n by a com- th ree m ills?
p art of the county from w hich It is a score of 5 to 3. G rant leading. At
and h er in stitu tio n s bigger and b e t­ th e H illsboro A rgus; and W illiam n ariso n w ith o th er high school d istric ts in th e state. It will m ean 6. Why does P rin c ip a l Cannon
proposed to ta k e th e te rrito ry . the end of th e first half, th e m ili-
te r.
W hen an im p o rtan t issue D ew hurst, a te ac h er in a P o rtlan d n lacing th e d istric t In th e fro n t ra n k w ith a p la n t th a t will be able to
s ta te "o u r levy a t p rese n t is 8.6
R ep resen tativ es of W ashington ta ry leaders w ere still already by
com es before our people th e men school.
tak e c a re of the n a tu ra l Increase from th e d istric t and from outside for
m ills or a little over eig h t-ten th s and C lackam as co u n ties a re h ere 3 point8, th e b lack board re g iste r-
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T k ents.
„ K i l l . T he
j „ g bills
11 to g
who served th e ir country in tim e
Jam es M cA llister has but re c e n t­
w atch
developm
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f of . a cent
when we a re paying 1926 - to
a
decade
or
m
ore
to
come.
of w ar consider it th e ir duty to ly ta k en a p a rt in th e debating
If Introduced in the senate, may
But for th e follow ing Incident
It is a serious question. T he Outlook believes a broad and hopeful , “ ^ ^ h y was* th e levy for raisin g
serv e th e ir com m unity in a local team , but th is w as n ecessary owing
go to th e com m ittee on counties, of th e re st of th e gam e m ight have
view should be tak en of th e situ atio n , selfishness discarded, and honest
to th e serious illn ess of Edm und
c risis.”
w hich S en ato r Linn Jo n es Is c h a ir­ had as m uch life as a pink tea p a r­
P atro n p u rch a ser and convictions, based on a p ro g ressiv e sp irit, expressed at the election on creased from 8.6 m ills in 1925 to m an.
H aving heard both sides of th e H anson.
T he m otion to place th e ty. and the la u re ls of victory
q u estion from those in te reste d th e student body tic k ets will adm it to S aturday.
12.2 m ills in 1926, n ea rly 50 per M ultnom ah delegation on record in sw eetly c a ressin g th e brow s of our
A m erican Legion can see no r e a ­ th e debate and to all o th e rs a very
cent, if in creasin g th e m em ber­ favor of the an nexation legislation Rose City rivals.
MRS. VERA L. TUCKER
son w hy the high school should not sm all charg e w ill be m ade to cover METHODIST ( III RI H
ship from o utside d istric ts tends w as m ade by R ep resen tativ e Lon-
D uring th e re s t periods th e sons
W RITES DF N EW WORK
SERVICES ANNOUNCED
be en larged but on th e c o n tra ry th e expense of gettin g th e judges
ergan.
to reduce tax es?
of G eneral G ran t imbibed fre q u en t­
feel th a t th e re a re m any reasons here.
ly of w ater, often leaving patch es
8. Why should we levy a ta x on
T he S acram en t of th e L o rd ’s
Mrs. Vera L. T ucker, ow ner and
C harles S averude, in stru c to r in
w hy it should be given an oppor­
R ep resen tativ e
C hindgren
of of th e stuff on th e alread y slippery
S upper w ill be observed a t th e m an ag er of T u ck erh ill D ahlia G ar­ d istric ts 26-28-49, 6 Jt. and 83 Joint
public speaking a t th e high school,
tu n ity to enlarge.
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch next dens, w rites from Salem, w here she for buildings w hen we now have C lackam as county is p rep a rin g a floor. All of a sudden L ane got
I t is the duty of every legal vo­ is coaching the m em bers of th e de­
Sunday m orning in th e service be­ is teach in g in th e sta te tra in in g 100 per cent m ore capacity th a n is bill for th e classification of lands, mad. C alling for “tim e out,” he
te r, th in k th e boys, to fam iliarize batin g team s. T he debate will be­ g inning a t 11 o’clock. T he pasto r,
and assessm en ts and tax atio n at ordered th e P o rtlan d pentad to
school for boys th a t (he w ork is req u ired for th e ir ch ild ren ?
him self w ith th e facts of th e issue gin prom ptly a t 7:30.
9. Is it good b u sin ess reaso n in g cash value of farm im provem ents, "m op up th is floor.” They mopped.
the Rev. H. V. W ilhelm , w ill preach very In terestin g and th a t th e re is
and th en VOTE his convictions.
a b rief serm on on th e su b ject "If absolutely no m onotony In it. She to erect buildings for stu d en ts buildings, m a n u fa ctu rin g and m er- I T hen it happened, T he locals put
T he election is tom orrow from 2 AGED WDM KN DIES
com ing from o utside d istric ts th a t ch an d isin g estab lish m en ts.
Bill pep In th eir step s re su ltin g in a
AT PLEASANT HOME You Love Me." T he evening se r­ com m enced w ork on Monday, J a n ­ m ay at any tim e ere ct buildings provides for rea p p ra isem en t p eri­ 16 to 16 b rea k a t th e w h istle’s
p. m. to 7 p. m. a t th e high school.
mon a t 7:30 will be on "T h e Sav­ u ary 17. Many of th e boys are the
T he la st rite s w ere solem nized ior of S inners.
victim s of circu m stan ces, she says and organize a high school of th eir ods. Defines du ties of assesso rs sh rill.
LAWS! IT RESULTS
Some red-hot shots w ere hung
an d d istric t atto rn ey s w ith penal-
S unday school, w ith g raded led- Many have no hom es and m any j own ?
on T uesday afternoon for th e late
FROM #10 CHECK Mrs. S arah E. Bell of P lea san t
up
in th is q u a rte r. O kuda scored
10.
Why
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ritic
or
a
60-
ties
for
neglect
of
office.
County
sons for th e g re a te r p a r t of th e h ave p are n ts who are sep arated ,
A h earin g w as on before Ju stice Home, aged 87 years, who died on school and uniform lessons for Many of th e m ore tra c ta b le ones ac re farm er have ch ild ren as well co u rt to c re ate fund for reclassifi­ a b ask et from ce n te r w hile u nder
cation. T h ree a p p ra ise rs to be ap- d irect tire. S tro n g m ade a m ost
of th e P eace E astm an T h u rsd ay Monday at th e fam ily home. S er­ ad u lts, w ill begin pro m p tly a t 10 [ have been se n t to th e new hom e at as a pedagogue?
A. MISSOURIAN.
pointed, by assesso r, county co u rt sp e ctacu lar h it from the G ran t free
| W oodburn. Of th e school's activi-
aftern o o n, th e re s u lt of a dispute vices w ere held th e re in ch arg e of o’clock.
or com m issioner, and sta te tax line. L ane also m ade a fine play
w hich sta rted over a y ear ago in ­ th e G resham F u n eral p a rlo rs and
T he E p w o rth L eague social hour t jeg Mrs. T u ck er w rites:
1. If th e w rite r m eans th e m em ­ com m ission, respectively. Provis d u rin g th is sta g e of the frolic.
volving th e sm all sum of »10 for in te rm en t follow ed in th e P le a sa n t will be a t 5 o’clock, w hen Mrs. , -W e have a good p ic tu re show
b
ers
of th e school board, why ions of a c t to be ad m in istered un
T he la st stan za found th e tw o
Mary
M
cA
llister
and
Miss
H
elen
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fWjce
a
week,
b
ask
etb
all
gam
es,
and
w hich
Q uinton
K um m el
has Home cem etery. T he serv ice w as
sh o u ld n ’t th ey be active in th e ir e f­ der d irection of s ta te tax com mis team s playing ball.
T he locals
b ro u g h t su it a g a in st Mrs. E. H. conducted by th e Rev. E. W. W ith- R ogers will be hostesses. T he de- on Sundays religious services.
w ere no m atch for th e com m and­
M ethodist j votional m eeting of th e L eague w ill | T he m ajo r p art of th e w ork is done fo rts to build up th e school? T hey slon.
W alker, basing his claim to a d is­ nell, p asto r of th e
have a condition to face and p u t it
H ouse joint resolution In tro ­ ing officers in w eight but w ere
puted account on a check on w hich church, assisted by th e Rev. Wm. be at 6 ;3o.
by th e boys. We have a shoe shop,
pay m en t had been stopped a t the F airw ea th er, pastor* of th e P leas- . Tbe ch u rch fam ily su p p er at the lau n d ry , ta ilo r shop, p rin tin g shop, up to th e voters to decide on the duced by R ep resen tativ e B urdick th e re w ith th e pepper. G ra n t high
would m ake women serving in any realized by now th a t th is was no
a n t Home B ap tist church.
t ch u rc h la st n ig h t w as w ell a t ­ w ell equipped m achine shop and - P "» cy of th e d istric t
bank.
2. Mr. Cannon him self alone officers tra in in g co rp s of th e United p ettin g p arty and se n t a cheer
Music w as furn ish ed by a q u a r­ tended, co nsidering th e condition cannery, All th e ch a irs and tab les
T he tro u b le began, according to
re p o rt, w hen Mrs. W alker gave a te t com posed of Mrs. E. W. W ith- ’ of th e roads. Follow ing th e su p p er for the W oodburn school w ere | trie
1 d to an sw er th e qu estio n s th a t S tate s eligible to provisions of the leader to th e floor. He was of
tra v e lin g agent,
M cDonald
by nell, Mrs. B row er, Mr. F airw ea th er Dr. C. C. R arick of P o rtlan d gave 1 m ade j,pre |„ th e m anual tra in in g >«»'1 bppn Pnt ,o bim fr,,m varlous W orld W ar V eteran s’ sta te aid g rea t value to th e locals. D uncan
sources.
fund, providing they w ere actu ally and S quire each found a Nesting
nam e, a check for $10 in paym ent and Mr. Brow er, accom panied at an in sp irin g talk on evangelism , ' shop
3. We do n ot know, b u t those enlisted and received an honorable place for th e hide bound globe.
for supposedly good m erchandise the piano by Mrs. H. C. Nelson.
ta k in g th e place of Bishop Wm. O.
“L. M. G ilbert is the efficient su-
Okuda again dem onstrated his
p erin ten d en t, Mr. Hill a s s is ta n t su- arP bls ,,K ures’
The p a llb e a re rs for th e occasion Shepard, who was ill.
discharge.
w hich proved to be w orthless.
4. T he Increased levy voted la st
pow ers
by
w riggling
B uchanan of ¡Jentoii and W ins­ pivotal
W hen she discovered she had been w ere E. R. K illen, M. L en n artz, A.
p erin ten d en t and Mrs. T. T. G reer
fall w as to cover an o u tstan d in g low of T illam ook b ro u g h t in a re s ­ th ro u g h a m assed form ation d ire c t­
duped by th e salesm an, she im ­ G. Rich, H. C. Nelson, I). C. A lt­ FUNERAL HELD FDR
is m atron, anil a w onderful m other
w a rra n t indebtedness accum ulated olution to pro h ib it any in crease in ly beneath th e home basket and ex­
m ediately stopped paym ent on the m an and E lm er House.
LATE BORING WOMAN j to th e boys. She is a w oman w ith
since
1922 and th e p u rch a se of one sa la rie s of governor, se creta ry of ecuting a difficult overhand throw
Mrs. Bell, who had resided a t
check at th e bank, b u t not before
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. , , a m ost ch arm in g p erso n ality .”
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ra
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services
w
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held
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new
bus.
T he to ta l am ount to be state, sta te tre a s u re r, or any sta te th at put G resham th ree to the good,
th e m an had gone to th e sto re of P le a sa n t Home for th e p ast tw o
raised w as $43,800 over a period or county office d u rin g th e term of T he final th re e m inutes of play
A. W. M etzger and had received years, is survived by a son and a T h u rsd ay aftern o o n a t th e Sandy
Zion E van gelical S ervices.
officers affected a re serving. Reso w ere good to look upon. They
$10 in cash from Mr. K um m el on d au g h ter C arro ll Bell and Miss C om m unity ch u rch for th e late
E nglish preaching service will of th ree years.
6. T he bonds, if voted, will run lution to rep lace H ouse Jo in t Reso proved the proverbial contentios
Mrs. E sth e r G. Brown of Boring be held Sunday m orning a t 11
M cDonald’s endorsem ent
Em m a Bell.
a t 'the“ Zion E vangelical j »«>«• 20 years, payable se ria lly , m ak- lutions 5 and 6.
who died early Sunday m o rning at
th a t “m ig h t” d o esn 't alw ays w in;
The trav e lin g m an m ade good his
o’clock
Baptist Church Services.
av p ra*e ,if« 18 y“arH’ Only
Good S am a ritan h o sp ital w hile u n ­ .......... .................S hining L ig h ts” 1 ‘"»5
th a t clean th in k in g and living a re
House
Bill
123.
by
McGowan,
r
e
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d e p a rtu re to unknow n p a rts and
ch u rch , th e topic,
S ervices wrill be held a t th e re g ­ der th e an e sth e tic for an operation. to be th e subject of th e discourse I the in terest Is paid th e first five
q u ires all m otor c a r rie rs of persons essen tial to tru e sportsm anship.
th e plaintiff is now ask in g Mrs.
u la r hou rs in th e B ap tist ch u rc h
E sth e r G ertru d e W olf w as born The p asto r, th e Rev. E. H o rstm an n . 1 Ypa™- T he to ta l expense on th e or p ro p erty , upon se cu rin g a p e r­ T h at th ese q u alities a re ap p a ren t
W alk er to m ake good the check
n ext S unday and th e p a sto r ex­ in P en n sy lv an ia Aug. 4, 1882, and
T his w ill be a very in te rest- ' »106.000 for th e 20 y ea rs will be m it, to show th e public conven­ In G resh am 's young a th letes who
w hich she refu ses to do, as she
8h6, T
" n g * 'a n d ” helpful _ ■errlcT. T he I ab o u t $66,000 In terest a t 4% per
pro m p tly notified th e bank a t th e pects to be sufficiently over a bad ram P to Oregon in 1902
ience and necessity of th e ir service go into o th er com m unities t« rs»-
able to preach both m a rr(ed Ju ly 2,
1904,
nnl
C h ristian should know ju st w here cent. A 3 mill levy on th e p resen t Not to apply to ru ra l non-eom m er- rese n t th e ir school and home tow n
tim e to stop paym ent. T he case cold to be
„ ,gar(1 t<) hlg fe„ ow . | v. , u a tlon will pay th e bond Issue, clal tra n sp o rta tio n n o r to c a rrie rs in the field of sp o rts is due to th e
w as ca rrie d over for 30 days. W. J. m orning and evening. The young Rrowrii who, w ith six ch ild ren ,
people w ill conduct th e ir m eeting H arvey, M argaret, G eorge, Clyde, men. T he serm on for Sunday will p rincipal and In terest, in 16 years o p era tin g exclusively w ithin a city j high sta n d ard required by th e ir
Cooper is re p rese n tin g Mr Kum-
In th e evening w ith th e u su a l pur- E dw ard a n d R obert, su rv iv es her. aim to p rese n t a clea r p ictu re of . T he v aluation will c e rta nly con- or th re e m iles of Its boundaries, ath letic in stru c to r.
mel in th e suit.
pose of m aking it th e b est m eeting 1 s b e a jgo ieaVes h er m other, Mrs. th e C h ristian s c h a ra c te r and place sld erab ly
i Motor c a rrie rs o p era tin g when act
T he faculty of G resham Union
they have held up to th a t date. M ary c . W olf of San Diego, Call-
If it w as said 3 m ills would pay o ut becom es effective not req u ired to high u rg es th e loyal su p p o rt of the
Greshain Temple Services.
in
life.”
"M lssionarles Among th e A m erican fo rn ia ; tw o b ro th ers. Jam es and
T he S unday school of th e U nde­
Sunday school will convene at th e issue In 13 years, it w as a m is­ apply for perm it u n le ss ro u te or friends of its boys an d g irls la
In d ian s" w ill be th e su b ject of the J Edw ard W olf, and a siste r Mrs.
th ese in te r-sc h o lastic contests.
nom inational tem ple convenes at
class of service changed.
10 a. m. T he senior league w ill take.
study and th is w ill be illu stra te d E ran k C h risten sen of Sandy,
6. E ig h t an d six -ten th s m ills
T onight th e locals play P a rk ro se
10 a. m. each Sunday. P reach in g
Mott and Bailey have a bill giv­
m eet Sunday evening a t 7:30.
j be fu n P ral serm on w as preach-
w as th e levy for 1926. W hat it will ing S tate Board of C ontrol p u r­ h ere a t 8 p. m. L et’s go!
serv ices a re held a t 2 o'clock in by th e use of b eau tifu l a r t slides.
Beginning w ith F eb ru ary 13 th e f,d by tb e Rev ¡5 H o rstm an n , pas-
Survey of building needs of sta te be th is year is not known.
th e afternoon and again in th e eve­
chasing pow er over every b u reau 1
7. T he in c re ase In outside s tu ­ com m ission and agency as t o ,
ning a t 7:30. T here w ill be special Rev. E. A. G ottberg, p asto r of th e , or of lb e Z|on E v angelical ch u rch , In stitu tio n s, penal and educational,
B ap tist ch u rch of A storia, w ill de- and arran g e m en ts w ere in the for a definite ten y ear program , is d en ts w as 84 th is year, doubling
equipm ent, supplies, and m a teria ls ,
m usic a t each service.
T he m idw eek p ray e r service is liver a series of illu stra te d a d ­ hands of th e G resham F u n eral p a r ­ provided in a bill Introduced ivy last y e a r’s o utside atten d an ce. The of every kind. Being activ ely lob­
d resses on Bible them es, beginning lors. Mrs. Brow n w as a m em ber R ep resen tativ es C ram er and P o tt­ d istric t will n ot realize from his
held on T uesday evenings begin­
F riday E vening, Jan . 28—Pow ell
bied ag u iu st by s ta te colleges.
on th a t evening and co n tinuing of th e L u th eran ch u rch . In term en t
Increased tu itio n until 1928.
It
n ing a t 7:30. In te re stin g and h elp ­
er.
P aulson has a house bill of w hich V alley m eeting of P aren t-T ea ch e r
w as m ade In Sandy cem etery.
ta k es from one to tw o y ears to get section 1 reads as follow s: “ It shall association.
ful m eetings a re held by th e young du rin g the week.
F
or
re
a
l
estate
loans
see
or
call
,
the
re tu rn s from th e county high be u nlaw ful for any person, firm,
people on F rid a y evenings. All are
D on't lay down th e p aper till you
F riday E vening. Jan . 28— P icture
B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv.
school tuition fund. If th e pres- or co rp o ratio n to p rin t, design, or show a t C o ttrell school.
Say it w ith a W antA d.”
have read th e W ant Ads.
w elcom e to th ese services.
; en t atten d an ce from outside keeps publish the p ictu re of any person
V R u n m n m tn J iJ J T i.
F riday E vening. Jun. 28— B asket-
m22Z2Z.
up and Increases from year to year or persons, m ale or fem ale, re a l or
ball gam e at G resham high, O resh-
i the d istric t w ill realize from the im aginary, on any post, fence, w all, , am
yg p a r k rOse.
tu itio n fund enough to m a teria lly billboard o r In any stag e or stre e t I
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S atu rd ay , Jan . 29— Bond election
reduce th e tax levy.
car. In ad v ertisin g th e sale of any
8. T he supposition th a t "w e,” cigar, tobacco, pipes, or any n a r ­ for Union high school d istric t
No.
p
resum
ably d istric t No. 4, levy a
This offer for two weeks only
cotic.”
tax on d istric t Nos. 26, 28, 49, etc.,
Sunday E vening, Ja n . 30—F irs t
W e h ave the la r g est a sso rtm en t, at
of special revival m eetings at th e
is w rong. All th e se d istric ts form
Word has been received by Mrs. M ethodist E piscopal church.
th e Union high d istric t, legally
G
eorge
Metzger and Miss Cora
popular prices in G resham .
form ed for high school purposes.
Until February 2, the
Monday E vening, Ja n . 31—A m er­
G reen tellin g of the Injury to th eir ican Legion A uxiliary m eeting a t
T
h
e
d
istric
t
votes
as
a
w
hole
not
Daily and Sunday Jour
b ro th er, Lewis G reen, tra in m a n on home of Mrn. J. H. Metzger.
as se p a ra te u n its.
nal, one full year for <7,
th e 20th C entury Lim ited betw een
9.
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h
ere
Is
sm
all
and
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istan
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WE SPECIALIZE IX VALENTINES
W ednesday M orning, Feb. 2—
with O u t l o o k $8.30.
p ro b ab ility th a t any outside d is­ New York City and Buffalo, on J a n ­ Sew ing class a t high school post­
Come in and look them over.
Daily Journal, for one
tric t, from w hich pupils now come u ary 9. He was on a section of the poned from Ja n u a ry 26.
w ill ere ct a high school building of tra in w hen th e follow ing section
year, $5, with Outlook
W ednesday Evening, Feb. 2—De­
its own. So to provide for th ese collided w ith it, killing several bate at high school betw een G resh ­
Only $6.50. Mail del­
p
ersons
and
In
ju
rin
g
o
th
ers.
Mr.
stu d e n ts Is good policy on th e p a rt
am and P ark ro se.
ivery only at these low
G reen h eard an un u su al sound and
of Union high d istrict.
F riday Evening, Feb. 4—O.U.H.8.
Mail orders will receive our caretn! and prompt attention.
rates.
10. W hy? B ecause th e ir fam i­ opened the door of th e c a r Just In liasketball team to play at B eaver­
tim
e
to
be
throw
n
by
th
e
im
pact
lies a re grow n up.
ton.
15 feet from th e tra in Into a snow
drift. He was badly cu t and
F riday E vening, Feb. 11—A rem e
Plano Tnnlng.
bruised but not seriously h u rt, al- i club m a sq u erade,
P lano tu n ln g . $3.50. P lano and
F eb ru ary 13— Beginning of spec-
o rgan rep a irin g
F red B. Jones, though It will be sev eral w eeks be
fore
he
can
re-u
m
e
his
work.
Mr
lal
services a t th e B aptist church.
2625, 49th S treet 8. E., P o rtlan d ,
G reen and his wife visited G resham
Telephone 1561
W
ednesday E vening, Feb. 16—
or
G
resham
Phone TA bor 8952
i G resham band concert.
relativ es tw o years ago.
156L—Adv.
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