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GRESHAM, Ml’LTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY
VOL. 1«, NO. 10»
FORMER BANKER H i l l
DIES AT MANZANITA
County Club Work
Holds High Rank
(By Benj. H. D avies)
In a wild and woolly go a t Col-
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um bian high la st T uesday evening
som e of th e best counties in th e the G resham high b ask etb all team
U nited S tates in the m a tte r of boys' lost to th e C olum bian hoopers by a
and g irls ’ club w ork. It is u n d er ' score of 12 to 11. A ccording to re-
th e d irect supervision of W. D. P°r ts ° f th e u lt handed th e w riter
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th e re is little to say in favor of
K inder, county club agent, w ho , ,
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1 eith er team .
T he gam e w as
w orks in cooperation w’ith Oregon refereed by a form er stu d e n t of
A g ricu ltu ra l college and the United Colum bian high w hose youth and
S tates d ep a rtm en t of ag ric u ltu re.
inexperience in h an dling h ig h -p re s­
D uring Ja n u a ry Mr. K inder o r­ su re co n tests of th is n a tu re was
ganized 22 clubs in th e county. th e possible cau se of m uch of the
w ith an en ro llm en t of 239. T he j near rio tin g w hich passed for the
g re a te r num ber of th e se clubs a re game. Follow ing is th e line up:
for g irls who a re ta k in g up sew ing ! Corbett
G resham
(5) D uncan
o r cooking. T he sew ing clubs w ith B ram hall (4 ). .F .
(2) Okuda
.F .
th e ir leaders a re : Division III, I Wolfe (2)
Berney ( 3 )..
.. (3) L ane
• C.
G resham , Mrs. Jack so n Jo n e s; Di­ ! Linn
( 1 ) ........... G.
(1) Squire
vision II, P o w ellh u rst, Mrs. F. A. W oodward (2 ). .G.
. . . S trong
N eville; II and Division I, C olum ­ W ilson ................. S ................ A niker
bia, Mrs. Joseph H um m i; Division P r i e b e ...................S ................ R u sh er
A big gam e is scheduled for S a t­
I, G resham . Mrs. O. A. T h o rn to n ;
H. G resham , Mrs. W. L. G orsage; urday evening w hen M ilwaukie
H and Division I, V ictory, Mrs. plays th e locals a t th e Union high
.Robert K ersla k e;
D ivision II, gym.
P le a sa n t V alley, Mrs. Rae D. B is­
hop; H, G ilbert, Miss H elen Max-
When th e E ast W akes Up.
w ell; D ivisions I and II, L ynch,
T he n o rth w est w ill experience a
Miss E lizabeth C anning; H. L ynch, I g reat p ro sp erity w hen th e Orient,
Mrs. A. W. C law son; H, G ilbert, w hich is undoubtedly th e logical
Mrs. E dithe Lockw ood; II. G ilbert, place for th e advance of trad e, be-
Mrs. H. E D avis; H and D ivision comes a m a n u factu rin g ce n ter, be-
I. Rockwood, Mrs. C. L. H ay n es; lieves Prof. H arry C. H aw kins, who
D ivisions I and II, S pringdale, Mrs. j teaches foreign tra d e in th e school
A. W oods; D ivision II, G ilbert, of business ad m in istratio n .
Mrs. J? Davies. T he cooking class-
"In order to stim u late the m a r­
es are, Division II, Rockwood, Mrs. ket of th e F a r E ast step s m u st be
J. H. P ate ; Division I. W est P o rt- taken to in c re ase th e individual
land, Miss Blanche Cundiff: Divi- i buying pow er. More th an h alf the
sion I. G resham , Mrs. W. D. K in- w orld's population is assem bled be-
d e r; D ivision II, P ow ellh u rst, Mrs. tw een India and V ladivostok,” he
E. J. M ark; D ivisions I and II, pointed out.
F airview . Mrs. yE.
.E . F. M cE lw ain;
P eople of th e O rient because of
Division II, T ro utdale, Mrs. W. C. custom and necessity have confined
S pence;
Division I, T routdale, th e ir efforts to farm ing. However,
Mrs. R. D. H ew itt; Division II, P rofessor H aw kins said, th e re are
G ilbert, Mrs. Jo sep h in e Q uesin­ vast undeveloped m in eral re so u rc ­
berry. Lynch school has o rg a n ­ es; in fact, at least one-half of the
ized th re e new clubs as follow s: w orld's supply of coal lies v irtu ally
cam p cooking, W. C. L aw rence, untouched in th e F a r E ast.
"They m u st be educated to r e a l­
lender; poultry, F. B. B unn le ad ­
er, and garden, Wm. H ornecker, ize the value of en terin g th e m an u ­
fac tu rin g field. Our o p p o rtu n ity
leader.
would then lie in sellin g production
m achinery and eq uipm ent goods.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
TO HOLD CHURCH DAY Ja p a n h as alre ad y sta rte d to buy
these im plem ents from us and in
T he m onthly ch u rch day of the tu rn is producing m an-cheap goods
Zion E vangelical ch u rch w ill be th a t a re n ot profitable for us to
observed next Sunday, beginning m a n u factu re,” he said.
w ith Sunday school a t 10 o’clock.
B ecause th e n o rth w est Is in line
T he p reaching service at 11 w ill betw een the fu tu re m a rk e t and th e
be in E nglish by th e p astor, th e G reat L akes, th e w o rld ’s larg est
Rev. E. H orstm ann, who w ill ta k e ; m an u factu rin g ce n ter, it w ill be-
as his serm on topic “ Men of God.” come a g re a t sh ip rin g cen ter, P ro -
F rien d s of the ch u rch a re invited fessor H aw kins believes,
to atten d th ese services. B asket
lunch w ill be enjoyed follow ing th e
PLEASANT VALLEY
m orning service and m eetings w ill
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be held d uring th e afternoon.
| Mr- and Mrs. T. H. G rave w e r e
T he Ju n io r L eague w ill m eet rec en t visito rs at th e hom e of Mrs.
a t 2 o'clock, w hen ail m em bers a re ( ' a r *c near W oodburn,
urged to be p resen t and friends a r e
f ounty A gent 8. B. H all and Jack
invited to attend.
H - G rafton o t J**»»® * w ere In the
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valley on b u sin ess d u rin g th e early
New Books nt Library.
p a rt of th e week.
The follow ing new books of flc-
H. F. S ag er w as in P o rtlan d
tion have been received at th e local W ednesday on business m a tte rs.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey w ere
lib ra ry : T om orrow M orning, Anne
P a rris h : T he P lu to c ra t, Booth T ar- P o rtlan d v isito rs la st S atu rd ay .
Mrs. T. R. B erry of B ellrose
k ington; T he C harw om an’s Shadow ,
Lord D unsany; S usan Shane, Rog­ called on frien d s in th is n eighbor­
e r B urlin g am e; It H appened in hood one day recen tly .
Mrs. Wm. D ah lq u ist en tertain ed
Pekin, L ouise M iln; On to Oregon,
H onoré W illsie; G reen L acquer P a ­ th e G range hom e econom ics com ­
vilion, H elen B eau clerk ; P reface m ittee W ednesday of th is week.
Increased in te re s t is being show n
to a Lie, Zona Gale. T here a re also
four new books of trav e l ready for in th is com m unity in Sunday school
d istrib u tio n , W hite W aters and and ch u rch , as evidenced by th e
Black, Gordon M acCreagh; In B ar- grow ing a tten d a n ce from Sunday
bary, A lexander P ow ell; T he G reat to Sunday.
Island, Don S eitz; L an tern s, Ju n k s
Is your coat or su it d irty ? Phone
and Jade, Sam uel Morrow.
1211, P eter L en ard and have him
P lease phone or w rite item s for call for it, clean it and deliver it
th e O utlook—but give your real to you. Our p la n t is In G resham .
All w ork stric tly g u aran teed .—Adv.
nam e. Call G resham 1561.
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M ultnom ah
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county ra n k s
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w ith i
The I’nvl Bjornskjold Opera Company
C ooperative
o rg a n iz atio n p resenta
If Trovatore
The Troubadour Opera In Four Act«
By G iuseppe Verdi
TURN VEREIN AUDITORIUM
February 14, 17, 21, 1927, 8:15 P. M.
255 T h irte e n th St., n e a r Jefferson_____________________ P o r t la n d
O re g o n
CAST W ILL CONSIST OF
L E O N O R A ........................................ .................................
A Z U N C E N A .................................... T h elm a H u b b ard . B e rth a May Sehw an
I X E Z ...................................................H azel B odding E m m a Louise Sm ith
THE
T H É CO U N T D I LUMA . . . ............ Povi ft BJornakJold. W illiam E llio tt
F E R R A N ÎX J.......................................... A rth u r M oulton. B e rn a rd W Spang
jiL 'IZ ..................................................................................................... H e n ry K eller
L O U IS N. SH ER M A N , of S e a ttle O pera C om pany, aa G uest
C H O R U S .................................................................. A rion P h ilh arm o n ic C horus
No m atter what you are seeking to r
It is GOD that you need
,
H ear his word at
Bible Standard Church
Special evangelistic m eetings every night at 7:30
W ord has been received of th e
d eath of Em il G. K ard ell at his
home at M anzanita, Oregon, afte r
a long Illness from can cer. He is
survived by his widow and one
dau g h ter, Evangeline.
Mr. K ardell w as W’ell know n in
G resham , w here he w as em ployed
in th e F irs t S tate Bank from 1908
to 1910. In th e la tte r y ear he and
Jam es E lk in g to n organized th e
Bank of G resham , w here he w as
cash ier u n til 1913, when he moved
w ith his fam ily to M anzanita and
developed beach p ro p erty and es­
tab lish ed a store. He w as ap p o in t­
ed p o stm aster a t M anzanita.
F u n eral services w ere held at
N ehalem th is afternoon. T he r e ­
m ains w ill be b ro u g h t to G resham
th is evening and m em orial services
will be held at G resham F u n eral
p a rlo rs u nder th e auspices of the
Modern W oodmen lodge at 2:30 on
S atu rd ay afternoon. In te rm e n t will
be in th e G resham cem etery, w here
th e G resham M asonic lodge will
have charge.
At the Legislature
FEBRUARY
<2.00 Per Year
11. 1#S7
ASTORIA PASTOR HERE I
WRITER RECOMMENDS
TO HOLD SERVICES
STATE POLI, TAX LEVY
P o rtlan d . Ore., Feb. 10. 1927.—
T he sen ate an W ednesday voted
E ditor G utlook:—Today we are liv­
19 to 9 favoring th e co n stru ctio n by
ing in an advanced age. Our w ants,
th e sta te highw ay d ep artm en t of
desires and needs seem g rea ter
th e W ilson riv er to ll road. T he bill
th an ever before.
had previously been approved by
We all have the stro n g arm of
the house an d th e chief opposition th e sta te as our p ro tecto r, and we
developed in th e sen ate led by S en -j 8hou](J aH cooperate in the
a to r Eddy who branded th e bill as ten an ce of th is protection. Police
rev o lu tio n ary .
T h ere w as m uch and fire safeg u ard s are enjoyed by
o rato ry expended on th e subject. all. E ducation and good roads are
H are of W ashington, B utler of enjoyed by th e m ost of us.
Hood R iver aud W asco, Dunne, , For th e m aintenance in p art for
K lepper and Joseph of M ultnom ah | thgge m an ,fo,(, advanU ge8 m any
hit th e ball for th e bill.
of the older sta te s levy a personal
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
T he Rev. E. A. G ottburg, pastor
of th e A storia B aptist ch u rch , will
p reach both m orniug and evening
a t Bethel B ap tist church.
The
m orning serv ice w ill begin a t 11
o’clock and th e evening service at
, 7:30. Mr. G ottberg is one of the
best sp eak ers in the Oregon B aptist
, S tate convention and will no doubt
| be much app reciated by the people
of G resham . At th e evening se r­
vice his aerm on w ill be illu strate d
by m eans of b eautiful a r t slides
and th e re will be special m usic by
th e choir.
Mr. G ottberg will deliver a series
of illu strate d serm ons and ad d ress­
es d u rin g th e week, special an ­
nouncem ents of which will be made
from tim e to tim e. T he Bible
school will begin prom ptly at 9:45
in th e m orning and the young peo­
p les’ m eeting at 6:3(1 at night.
Miss Edna Shoemaker
Succumbs to Illness
Miss Edna Shoem aker, for 10
years a m issionary of the B aptist
Foreign M issionary
society
in
China, died at the home of her sis­
ter, Mrs. W. C. G unther, in P o rt­
land early T hursday m orning, after
several m onths of intense suffering
from cancer, w hich sta rted back of
one of her eyes, the sig h t of which
she lost follow ing an operation
about six m onths ago. Miss Shoe­
m aker was brought home from
China in the ca re of a nurse, a r ­
riv in g in December, and spent a
p a rt of the tim e in G resham w ith
h er m other, Mrs. Mary Shoem aker.
She w as taken to th e home, of her
sister about th ree weeks ago.
Miss Shoem aker’s death is felt as
a d istin ct loss not only by her Im­
m ediate fam ily and friends but by
th e m issionary force, In w hich she
w as a leader. H er w ork for a num ­
ber of years had been at Huchow,
China, w here she headed a system
of schools for girls covering a
larg e area In and n ear Huchow.
She w as unusually w ell equipped
m entally and sp iritu a lly for the
work, to w hich she had devoted her
life.
Besides her m other and sister
May of G resham , Miss Shoem aker
is survived by a b ro th er, Roy Shoe­
m aker and tw o sisters, Mrs. Gun-
tfier and Mrs. II. A. Sam uel of P o rt­
land.
E xtensive plans a re being made
for the funeral, w hich is In charge
of Dr. (). (’. W right, secretary of the
S tate B aptist convention. Services
will be held at th e H inson Memor­
ial church. E ast 20th and Salm on,
P o rtlan d , on S aturday, F ebruary
12, a t 2 o'clock. The Rev. E. G,
Judd and the Rev. 8. F. P itts will
he am ong those assisting. In te r­
m ent will he in Lincoln Memorial
park.
The rem ains nre at the
chapel of E dw ard H olm an & Son,
P ortland.
A large num ber of friends of th e
fam ily from G resham a re planning
to attend the funeral.
H ouse bill 516. as a su b stitu te or poll tax of from th re e to five
for house b ills 110, 333 and 390. h as d o llars ag ain st each and every
been Introduced by th e elections m ale person over th e age of 21
com m ittee. The bill attem p ts to do | years.
aw ay w ith paid petition circ u lato rs
A la rg e num ber of th e people In
for in itiativ e, referendum and re- ° u r stat<s do not own rea l estate
call petitions. O btaining nam es on and pay no tax w hatever, b ut en-
such p etitio n s m ust be a labor of joy the sam e p rotection and ad-
love, according to th e bill. Before vantages th a t th e real estate tax
NEW UTILITY SEDAN
' ob tain in g sig n a tu res of voters for payer does.
IRRER TO DODGE LINE
; any m eagure a person m ust apply
A sta te incom e tax h as proved, In
jo
county clerk and receive a th e past, to be u n p o p u lar, m ore
Dodge B ro th ers Inc., rep resen ted
w ritten p erm it anil m ake an affi­ p a rtic u la rly because our ad jo in ­
In
G resham by Brockway & Nel­
davit w hen th e petltioin Is filed th a t ing sta te s have no such tax. and,
son, announce the addition of a
as
it
has
been
logically
contended,
BORING
they received no pay for c irc u la t­
such a tax has a tendency to drive 1 new
sedan to th e ir line of
ing
it.
A special service in behalf of
and ste er aw ay cap ital and grow - vara. It is called the special a il­
K im ball School of Theology will
ing in d u stries.
' PUr P°se sedan and is designed es-
Poor Policy.
be held in th e B oring ch u rch on
By
wav
of
m
eeting
at
least
a
p
art
peeially for those who w ant a
H ere in Oregon we h ear a great
next Sunday m o rning at 10 o’clock. deal about inviting cap ital to come of our budget, I'm In hopes th a t the double-purpose e a r—a sedan for
Prof. R. M. G atke of W illam ette to o u r state. T h ere Is, of course, a present le g islatu re w ill seriously p leasure, a light delivery adapted
U niversity w ill speak.
Sunday g en eral realizatio n th a t w ithout consider and pass a law levying a *° business uses.
school w ill m eet a t 11 o'clock.
B. F. ALDRICH.
Brockw ay * Nelson, who have
such cap ital Oregon w ill rem ain a poll tax.
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h ea d q u arte rs at th e G resham G ar-
The m oving p ic tu re en titled g rea tly undeveloped c o m m o n ­
ag e w hile plans are under way for
“L est We F o rg e t,” th a t w as given w ealth. Yet, in our se arch for m ore U1IILD IS KILLED
PLAYING ,,RAD MAN” th eir new building, expect to have
a t th e M ethodist ch u rch on Sunday ' reVenue, we pass by untaxed
one of th ese new models on dis-
evening w as w ell attended. T he so u rces and aim at Industries
L lttle Ja ck Douglas Waldo, aged ( p|#y
f#w (,ayH
They de.
ch u rch w as filled to its cap acity by w hich n re alread y co n trib u tin g
five,
who
was
accidentally
«Hot
,
8Crlbe
th
e
new
ca
r
as
unique
In
a very atten tiv e audience. The m ore th an th e ir fair sh a re for the
abdom en Monday w hile (bnt w h „ e Jt )g to a „ appearance8
O utlook’s co rresp o n d en t says th a t m ain ten an ce of our state, co unty through the
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w ith a sm all ! a sta n d ard production sedan it can
: ” la-vinR bad m an
those w ho m ake light of th e p ro h i­ and m unicipal governm ents.
Well ¡m entioned
persons at , Pla3^ n!,t,e
L * . ? ? ? ’ be quickly m ade over into an Ideal
bition m ovem ent w ill only have to
look back a few y ea rs to th e saloon ga ien, w,u m ake a m istak e if they i Portlan<1 san itariu m on Tuesday. com m ercial vehicle sultnble for
days or go an d see th is p ic tu re to select w hat ap p ears to them a like- ' Iack <8 tb e 8on of Mr and Mr8’ ca rry in g lig h t m erchandise, sales-
be convinced th a t prohibition is ly victim for fu rth e r tax e x tra c ­ E ric H. W aldo of P o rtlan d , and his j m an ’s sam ples, to u rists ' luggage or
the only way th a t th e people of a tion. One Oregon electric com pany j m other will he rem em bered as Mias ' o th er articles.
nation w ill p ro sp er. All know th a t pays in tax es 14 per cent of its e n ­ Iren e D ouglas, who form erly lived
W hen used as a passen g er ca r It
th in g s a re not w hat they should be tire gross revenue. A nother co n ­ n ear T routdale.
p resen ts a room y and a ttra c tiv e In­
Besides
his
p
aren
ts
th
e
boy
is
b ut those who have seen th e saloon cern pays 17 per cent of th e to tal ,
terio r. I t Is u p holstered In deep,
know’ th a t p rese n t conditions are tax of a sin g le county. T he a v e r­ survived by a sister, Lois Ione, and com fortable, S panish g rain , hand-
a
b
ro
th
er
W
ayne
M
eserve
W
aldo,
age is nine and fo u r-te n th s per j
In advance of th o se days.
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his g ran d m o th er, Mrs. E unice M. huffed, genuine leath er th n t can
B
T he M ethodist Sunday school w ill I cent. How fa r does Oregon pro- ‘
Bothwell, of P o rtlan d , and his be easily cleaned and has excellent
give a v alen tin e p a rty and social at pose to go in th e tax stran g u latio n
g ran d fath e r, John Waldo, of Ore- w earing q u alities.
th e ch u rch on M onday evening. All , of leg itim ate in d u stry ?
Conversion into a business ca r Is
i gon City. F u n eral services were
a re invited. A p late lunch w ill be
held this afternoon nt the Jacobson accom plished paslly and quickly as FREE METHODISTS
ARBOLEDA
served and th e proceeds derived
fu n eral p arlo rs, 91st and F o ster ft Is only n ecessary to open a
TO HOLD REVIVAL
from th e sale of th e lunch w ill be
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. N eurer and j road, w ith in term en t In D ouglass spacious, snug-fitting door In the
used tow ard g ettin g new song
rea r to perm it rem oval of th e cu sh ­
The Rev. R. J. Milton will arriv e
d au g h ter Ju n e of P o rtlan d , and cem etery at T routdale.
books for th e church.
ions.
W ith th ese out, a hinged, S atu rd ay evening from
W alla
,
, Joseph N eurer of L ew iston, Idaho,
steel braced floor can be dropped W alla, W ashington, and will preach
C larence, “S h o rty ' D ayton has , wpre (linner gue8t8 Monday eve-
S um m er Course P o p u lar.
moved his fam ily into th e house j nJng of Mr an<J M|>g Cec„ G
It is estim ated th a t 200 or 300 forw ard, affording p erfect p ro tec­ the opening serm on of the revival
fo rm erly occupied by th e Rev. Mr. j jlo b jgon
men and women will be w orking on tion for th e c a rp e t on th e sedan Sunday morning.
T he reg u lar hours for th e s e r ­
O older-
! Mr. and Mrs. J. C. F ln n ell w ere th e cam pus at Eugene next sum ­ floor and giving a level load space
Mrs. E. J. G regson and her , hogtg at „ din ne. p a rty T h u rsd ay m er to w ard s m a ste r's and d o cto r’s 44 inches w ide and 48 Inches long. vices will be observed, w ith S un­
b ro th er, Jo h n Ju v en ile, a re visiting
j^ e lr hom e on F ern avenue. degrees. T his Is included in the T he false floor and alum inum day school at 10 o'clock followed
at th e home of th e ir m o th er. Mrs. I Covers w ere placed for eight.
sum m er session plans for g rad u ate sk irted u p h o lstery elim inate the by a serm on by the evangelist at 11.
K lngcade of Longview. W hile th e re
Mrs. W illiam K erw in and tw o study being worked out by A lfred possibility of m arrin g the Interior, All the evening services will open
they w ill v isit o th er relativ es
A heavy,
nickel-plated
bar, a t 7:30 w ith song service, prayer
ch ild ren a re visitin g relativ es In Pow ers, d irecto r of sum m er school,
On Monday m orning, F e b ru a ry j S eattle, W ashington. They expect and Dr. G eorge Rebec, dean of th e m ounted on th e sp are tire c a rrie r and special songs.
The singing will be In charge of
g rad u a te school, who w ill he on the b rack ets, p ro tects the gasoline tank
7, th e sto rk left a baby g irl a t th e to be gone ab o u t tw o w eeks,
home of Mr. and Mrs. H arry Miller.
Mrs. D. W. B rid g efarm er en ter- eampuB for two co u rses in p h il­ and fac ilita te s loading and unload­ D. M. Cathey who has been singing
T he B oring grad e school b asket- tained w ith a luncheon on W ednes- osophy and for direction of g ra d u ­ ing heavy com m odities. T he spare In aud around G resham for m any
tire Is m ounted well forw ard on the years, and who is a song w riter and
bail team played Sandy la st w eek day a t w hich covers w ere placed ate work.
left ru n n in g board, p erm itting m usic com poser of no m ean ability.
G
rad
u
ate
study
will
be
provided
for
M
esdames
H.
C.
B
ourne,
F.
L.
and w as victorious, they b ea t th e
In
education,
h
isto
ry
,
English’,
ready
opening of the front door on T he public is invited to enjoy and
Sandy team by a score of 6 to 4. Bourne, B. H. G able, J. C. F ln ­
be benefited by th ese services.
th
e
d
riv
e r’s side.,
chem
istry,
psychology,
m
a
th
em
a­
nell,
Wm.
K
erw
in
and
C.
G.
R
obi­
They played th e G resham g rad e
tics, rom ance languages, sociology,
T he unique a rran g e m en t of the
school th e follow ing n ig h t b ut son.
M embers of the Jo k e r club w ere econom ics, physics, zoology, and Special A ll-P urpose Sedan allow s
w ere defeated in th is game. They
loading and unloading th ro u g h the
w ill play at Sandy again next e n tertain ed F riday aftern o o n at the political science.
Not only will o p p o rtu n ities be aide doors of th e rea r co m partm ent
hom e of Mrs. W. R. Locke.
T hursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Locke en ­ open d u rin g the six weeks for those i a8 w en a8 th ro u g h the re a r door.
F riday Evening. Feb 11—Play,
W. R. T elford, wife and sons
te
rta
in e d a p arty of frien d s and w orking to w ard s higher degrees, T h l a rran g e m en t Is especially con "S unshine" a t G resham Union high
W allis and T hom as, m otored to A l­
but the four weeks post-session venient when th e ca r Is loaded with school gym nasium .
bany Sunday. T hey had to re tu rn relativ es la st S atu rd ay evening at
will offer co u rses enabling th e stu - a num ber of article s, some of
th
e
ir
hom
e
on
Pow
ell
V
alley
road.
im m ediately a fte r lunch on acco u n t
F riday E vcaing, Feb. 11—L adies’
d en t to c a rry a total of 15 h ours of j | ng tru c k to tow n w ith th e ir lighter Guild dinner a t B aptist church be­
D
ancing
w
as
enjoyed
th
ro
u
g
h
o
u
t
of th e illn ess of W allis. He has
cred it.
j for unloading th ro u g h th e re a r ginning at 5:30.
been confined to his bed all week th e evening
~~~~~ ~ ~ —
J door.
I’
Ray N aas is off duty a t T el­
F riday Evening, Feb. 11—Areme
The uses to w hich th is unique club m asquerade.
fo rd 's sto re th is week on acco u n t
type of ca r can be put are p ractl- j
of grip.
ra lly unlim ited. T he salesm an s e ll­
S atu rd ay, Feb. 12— Meeting of
L. C. A rm stro n g s have trad e d
T he sta te board of h ealth gives succession. It is brought by some ing from sam ples finds It ideal for G resham grange.
th e ir p ro p erty for some P o rtlan d
out th e follow ing in fo rm atio n re- i m em ber of th e fam ily Into the his purpose— a com m ercial vehicle
S atu rd ay Evening, Feb. 12— Reg­
p ro p erty and expect to move after
g ard in g th is disease w hich Is now home, and Is conveyed to other In business h o u rs and a p leasu re u la r m eeting of Fairview grange.
th e close of school.
m ore or less epidem ic In th is re- I m em bers of the fam ily d irectly or sedan for his leisu re tim e. He Is (
M elville Richey w as down from
glon and th ro u g h o u t th e country, through those whom he has In­ able to cu t his autom obile Invest- ! S atu rd ay Evening, Feb. 12—Mil­
O. A. C. and sp en t th e w eek-end
, .
.
fected.
m ent In half because of the double w aukie basketball team a t G resh ­
I ..
.
zi Read and heed
w ith h is p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. O. •
i
i
am.
,
| P andem ics of influenza u su ally ; Objects w hich have been recen tly | purpose of th is car.
M i s s 7 o tz of P o rtlan d called on have th e ir origin In the east, be
contam inated with d isch arg es from
T o u rists find in the co m partm ent
S atu rd ay Evening, Feb. 12— P.-T.
Richey, one ginning In Asia and trav elin g w est- th e nose and m outh a re im p o rta n t 1 at th e re a r an excellent place to A. basket social, T rou td ale school
h er niece, Mrs. T J.
w ard until they have encom passed agents In conveying th e virus. As . c a rry th e ir luggage on long m otor auditorium .
day la st week.
the w orld. Influenza has been epi- i in common colds and o th e r resp lr- j trip s as it m akes It easy to ca rry
T he In d ie s Aid m et at th e ch u rch
S atu rd ay Evening, Feb. 12—Mu­
demic In E urope for th e past th re e j ato ry Infections an Inn u m erab le j even tru n k s o r com plete cam p
sical program and com edy a t Hllla-
on T h u rsd ay to do some q u iltin g
num ber of a rticle s m ay be soiled equipm ent.
weeks.
T
he
epidem
ic
Is
rep
o
rted
vtew school.
Mrs. H unt, who has been visiting
w ith Influenzal d ischarges. The i The m erch an t whose delivery re-
a t th e home of her siste r Mrs. G. as severe and th a t pneum onia Is a
Sunday Evening, Feb. 13— Billy
hands are a freq u en t m eans of con- | q u lrem en ts a re lim ited also finds
F. P eterso n for th e p ast m onth, re ­ freq u en t com plication. T he spread
th e Special A ll-P u rp o se Sedan ad ­ Sunday club at H aley B aptist
of
Influenza
depends
uf»on
tw
o
veyance.
both
by
th
e
d
irect
and
in-
tu rn ed to h er hom e n ear E stacad a
church.
p rin clp al conditions—the p resence d irect route. It Is In d ee l su rp ris- m irably fitted to his needs. T he
on S atu rd ay .
ing how often, d u rin g th e o rd in ary c a r Is of g reat value Io farm ers,
Sunday, Feb. 13—- Beginning of
A ille B artell sp en t th e w eek-end of th e Infective agent and su sc ep ti­
co u rse of a day. one’s hands com e who, Instead of driving a slow mov- special m eetings a t the F ree M eth­
ble
Individuals.
T
he
ra
te
of
tr
a
n
s
­
i w ith home folks. She Is doing
In «tru ck to tow n with th eir lighter odist church.
te ac h er tra in in g w ork in a school m ission depends on th e proxim ity In co n tact with th e nose and m outh produce, can m ake the trip much
of com m unities and th e Intim acy of It Is obviously easy, th e re fo re, to
F eb ru ary 13—Beginning of spec­
' near Monmouth.
m ore quickly and conveniently ial services at the B aptist church.
T he Boring school bus w as r e ­ co n tact betw een individuals. In- u n d erstan d th e “hand to m outh"
w ith th is ty p e of sedan.
cently h it by a light to u rin g car fluenza Is, undoubtedly, spread Infection.
W ednesday, Feb. 16— In stallatio n
Because of Its g rea ter u tility the
T
he
m
easu
res
adopted
for
the
th
ro
u
g
h
th
e
secretio
n
s
and
d
is­
near G illis sta tio n b ut no serious
of Pom ona grange officers a t R us­
ch arg es from (he nose and m outh prevention nt Influenza a re the Special A ll-purpose Sedan Is said sellville.
dam age w as done to eith er car.
of p ersons suffering from Influenza, sam e as for any o th e r disease of to have a h igher resale value than
W ednesday Evening, Feb.
Dr. M ary Becker has had a te le ­ or from those of a c a rrie r, which unknow n cause. All cases of In­ th e o rd in ary p leasu re car.
G resham band concert.
phone Installed in her residence. gatn e n tra n ce to th e re sp lta to ry fluenza should be im m ediately Iso­
A J. W. Brown has leased one of
tra c t of o th e r individuals. D roplet lated, and all discharges, and all
Monday Evening, Feb. 21—F air-
H er num ber is 329x2
his new sto res, th e one next to the view grange hard tim e dance at
Infection m ay easily o ccur If «us­ a rticle s contam inated w ith them
ceptible Individuals are In close disinfected. The hands should be Piggly Wiggly sto re, to Johnson * city hall.
Special fo r February»
Ackley of P o rtlan d , who will fit up
One can liquid floor wax free enough proxim ity to receive th e w ashed frequently.
Friday. Feb. 25— P oultry ex ten ­
with one-half day's ren ta l or our
a
m odern confectionery and card
D uring an epidem ic every one
sion conference, auspices of O. A. 0 .
E lectric F loor P o lish er, at $1.00. p articles given off In »heezlng.
room.
F
u
rn
itu
re
and
fixtures
are
extension service, G resham .
G resham
W oodw orking
Shop, coughing, talk in g , laughing, or should avoid crow ded, lll-v en tllat-
phone 50x1.—Adv.
th ro u g h any other m eans w hereby ed places, should d ress w arm ly, being moved In. The lease Is for ,
F riday Evening, March 4— Rob-
they a re forcibly expelled from the keep dry, eat sim ple food, exercise five years.
—
e rt B lair concert, M ethodist Epls-
For low est ^ a te s on autom obile, m outh and nose.
scru p u lo u s clean lin ess and avoid
Any tro u b les? Call Dr. Classi- copal church, auspices Home MIs-
tru ck and g en eral In su ran ce see I
g
ettin g over tired.
Influenza
a
tta
c
k
s
its
victim
s
in
‘ slo n ary society.
fled.
1 B. W, T h o rn e.—Adv.
Pneumonia Easily Follows Influenza