887 English Helen "'Marie Bartholomew, John D

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S rette- - Louise Schwarting. Rollin Webb Somer, Kaarin Emilia Maki, George W. REED COLLEGE SENIORS ARE PRESENTED WITH DIPLOMAS AT INTERESTING OUTDOOR, WhfaMon, Nase'.le, Wsh., and Clinton Stayner, Audrey Vida Swearingen, Paul Mimnaugh, Myrtle Mock, Ruby F. Mon-ta- A. Wilson, Brawling, Mont. CITYHIGHSGHQDLS Moran Walker, Max in e Vera Wheeler. Marion Isabel le Muatee. Doris Mar- COMMENCKMENT EXERCISES. Economics iiobart Ecfcwara uenson. " Domestic science and art Irene May guerite Olson, Thelma Ellen Parks, Portland; Forrest Lloyd Foster, Port Barbur, Irene Jones, Norma Stiekney, Leona Mae Pennington, Nona Chausse land; James Thompson Hamilton. Hills- Dorothy AiVln Will-- Inez Lenore . Wahlstrom. Eva Elinor Peterson, Clifford W. Powers, dale; W. Pearson, Carlton; Wright. W. Riggs, Charles Raymond Rosenkrans, lam Kaietsen scon, winiam TO GRADUATE 887 English Helen "'Marie Bartholomew, John D. Scheffer, Albert Henry Schwich-tenber- AT COLLEGE Treadwell Stone, KeW York city: John George E,. Clark, George Douglas Cooper, Dorothys Belle Sherling, James EO Calhoun Van Etten. Olympla, Wash. Arlington B. Crum, Catherine DeWitt, Deliner Shaver, Edna R. Stange, Leah English Misnon Hoover Eliot. Port- - Frank AUton Doble, Dorothy Dodge, La Vlra StLverson, Marjorie wmelred land; Lucy Belle Gamble, Portland; Franc Pound Gilbert, William Gilbert Taylor, Eva Burnett Thompson, Ray- Harriet Elizabeth Gore, Bedford; Eliza- - Hatler, Norman R. Hawley, Howard A. mond Albert Van Water, Marie Louise beth Emery Hall, Portland; Helen Mar- Hobson, Emma Irene Hollenbeck, Hobart Wraggoner, Lutie Gladys Welch, Lorna jory Kaye, Spokane, Wash.; Dorothy Ieli Russell Kelly, Margaret Clair- - Kennedy, Wetzel, Blanche Williston; Rossnmn, Portland; Homer Sibley, Port- Will Diplo- -. -- Students Receive Helen L. Krupke, Helen Margaret Leon- Frencri Gertrude Bingham Harris, President Wilbur, 'Stanford land. - ard Keith Penroy McCormlck, Kenneth Ruth Gwendolen Parks, Marguerite History Jam Watson Gantenbein, mas This'Week. Leroy McCormick, Glenn Emerson Moore, Lucille Swett, Johanna Rowena Vree-lan- University, Is Speaker. Portland; Lorraine Hlnson, Portland; Gladys MarcUe Onstad, Kathryn Berl V William Taylor Purdum, Portland. Pickard, Pauftne K. Rice, Susan Mary Unruea Edmund Frederick Ford. Mathematics Bertha Margraret" Haya Rodwell, Dorothea Sibley, Helen Jennie" Robert Yorke Her re n, Mabel Mauboules, Milwaukle; Cecil Thomas Kelly, Hood Smith, Maude Jane Spears, Dorothy Mai J'ern Perry, Margaret Seabury Pratt, River; Sibyl E. Lindell, Portland. Starr, Horace Avery Stearns, Florence Dorothy - Madeleine Romans, Hymen Physical education Ruth Anna Cham- Castle Stewart, Winnifred Idah'a : Will- -. Samuels, Carl A. Sandstedt. bers, Portland; Edith Carolyn Turner, SPEAKERS ARE NAMED lans and Elizabeth Lucille Young. Scientific Frederick Denton Crowther, WORLD SERVICE EXALTED Portland; Opal Rae Weimar, Portland. , Language Marjorie Brown, Mary An- Lewis Everett Davidson, Frank Edward Physics Holland Herman Houston, ita Cool, Ruth Louise Douglas, Jack i)e Spam, F. Mariano Esperanza, i'ranii Portland; Raymond O. Smith, Portland. Bluhm Ferris, Mina Hendricks, James Henry Faust,- Simeon Flores, John J. Political science Maurice Warren How- Rickle Mclntyre, Lenore Grace Pelletler, Howser, Walter Lionel Kelsey, Gale M. ard, Portland. Elizabeth Mary Snyder, David Strech, Lim. Henry McCracken Mason, E. Charles Psychology Ella Meta Atkra. KaJama. Eight Schools McKlUop, Ralph Wootten Mize, Harold Religion One Wash., and Katherine L. Keusebauer, to Hold Commence- Charles Sumner Taylor and Ruth E. JoolBch, (Christian Declared Winchell. . .. Arthur Neff, Dallas E. James Hillsdale. David Row den, Fred O. Waite, Richard ment Exercises, irst Lin- Manual training Fred George Barg- -! Great Force in Struggle to Sociology Gladys Elisabeth Blaine, S. Wynne. . Seattle, Wash.; Hazel Violet feld, Vernon James Forrest, Vernon Wen-- ! training Carver. die ' Teachers Nadine Beatrice . Portland, and Orpha Phelps, Portland. coln Wednesday Xight. Coetz and Thorneteln W, Thorp. Ahrendt, Gladys Marguriette Anderson, Elevate Civilization. Music Jean Harper... , Thelma L. Belknap, Verna Esther Scientific Arthur Baker Anderson,' Biersdorf, Marion E. Burk, Belle Caton, Nathan Concoff, Willard Maxson Craig, Vera R. Coulter, Lolita O. Courier, Verna Charles K.. t Kelly, Warren Thompson Blanch Crowell Lucy F. Eggiman, Alice E PARLEY JUNE 20 A total of 887 high school students Moir, Mervin Robert Nelson, Burr Wes- Caroline Enquist, Frances Helen Granum, "The world is beset1 with two ley Pletcher, Newton Lawrence Snyder Helen May Belle Long, Katharine Eliza- will be given their diplomas in Port- and Nellie Weinste.in. - beth Lyons, Hazel May, Alta V. points of view; either the individual land this week. Eight schools will Spanish Gordon L. Slade and Mark Isabella C. McLelland, Florence thinks in terms of dollars or of hold commencement exercises, Edward Tomlinson. Margaret Moore, Violet V. Pearce. Adele service, the giving joy to EMPLOYES TO COJJFER ON the Teaching Martha Shirley Billeter, E. Pilkaer, Esther Katherine Smith, Alice latter first of which will be held in the Alta Brash, Anna Grace DeWitt, Hazel Maud Smith, Versa Bernice Stoutenburg, those who offer it to the world." WORK EV PORTLAND. Lincoln high school auditorium nex Leretta Fowler, Ruth Goodman, Lillian Nina Agnes Taylor, Thelma Bernice Thus spoke Dr. Ray Lyman Wil- E. M. Leach, Grayce Leone McClure, Thompson, Greta Oteal Turner, Clara Wednesday night by the high school Helen Marguritte Maxwell, Mary Lydia Mary Vantz, Ulga Caroline Wold. bur, president of Stanford univer- ' of commerce. Miller, Leona Nelson, Gladys Leola Manual training it- Preston G. Drew, sity," whd yesterday gave the' com- Construction on Two New Offices Of the graduates, 541 are boys and Pennington, Ruby Cornelia Roach, Mary Frederick Ji Johnson, James' E. Keys mencement adores s at Reed college. Letah Coz-et- Soon Can 344 are girls. The ;total number of Scott, Eliza Lulu Smart and Jr.,; Marvin Henry Krahnxer, Marvin Dr. to Where Date Stiekney. , Meyers, Wilbur chos as his subject graduating 3.77 George Howard Irving Sherwood, students is greater Wood, "Thinking. and, Be Set Completion. , Janu- Girls' Polytechnic School. , Russell Francis Weeks. Through," based his for than last June. Graduates for Bookkeeping Marjorie Alexander, topic education-i- ary and June, 1922, total 1334, com- Domestic ArNnnH Ttnmact c!.;- - George D, Austed," Stanley O. Burkholder, on' the necessity of Elma Appleman, Dorothy this nation,- which today stands pared with 1057 for the same months Asplund, Eliza- Barton DeLoach, Alice Margaret The Pacific Telephone, and Tele- In 1921. beth Baldwin, Minnie Berg, PrisclUa Estberg, Frances M. Frison, Carl Jasoa as the foundation of the world, and Chatten, Claribel Damon,, Jennie Dann, Grable, Ralph Seymour Hanson, Adrian yet on the other hand shows a lack graph, company officials have an- Speakers Are Named. - Dorothy Dayton,- Emily Dennis Lowe, Daniel Patrick McLoughlm, of responsibility. ; a em- programmes Fuhrpr Ernst, Lena Miner, Onslow, nounced conference of their Commencement have "Ruth j..T.',.,UWC1( rt.va.iujii. uarnner. Ramona Mildred Mae Beginning his address with the completed, speakers GUbride Myra William Henry Pitzer, Thaxter Reed Jr., ployes in charge of telephone work not all been but w?n Hall, Lillian Repp, question, :"What is human have been named for all except the k "uii, jwargarei Jonas, Eliza- John J. Alfred A. Simon, Clarence now in progress in Portland, to be "M - . he emphasized the need of - Benson Polytechnic school. Robert beth Koppelman, Mildred Lewis, Alice William Wilson. held here June 20.- Several tele- Lucke. Preida Meyer, Frances Stenographic Walter A. Beckendorf. development of the individual, not E. Smith, president of the Lumber-- , Miller, Myrtle C. Blomquist, Dickey, phone officials from the general of- "u,ut"J iwunro, Margaret Page. Wil-n- e Marion Vera for himself, but for the community. mens Trust company, will address mina Ttarr. r ,. i . Margret vioret JSccles, iiaurine telg, fice in San Francisco will be pres- E. Gibson, Currents Thought Change. graduates of high of . Florence Gertrude Geneva of survey will the the school 5Ith.',Martha Terry, Frances 1 ent and at that time a commerce "Wednesday night. Rabbi Vail-- Esther Wadsworth, Goltz, James Vernon Gustin, Gertrude "The world has witnessed changes be made of the progress on the in- Jonah B. Wise will make two com- Helen Wikman.Sen Ruth Heckman, Aileen Helliwell, Ruth in currents ofthought, which through stallation of two machine switching DomesticArt Art Marguerite Irenes Horton, Aasta Kyllo, Anna Mario mencement addresses in the Lincoln 'and Larson, - the various stages of history have offices in Portland. v" JKittoei Ruth Eleanor Light, Grace high auditorium, the to brewing, Marion McCloskey, Morten-se- increased the stores of memory and work on the two school first Nedra Luke, Clara Miller, Lillian kelson. Marguerite Construction the graduates of the Girls' Polytech- nnaa Adaline Love Nance, Vera Nau, which claimed the? attention of given great comfort to the individ new offices has progressed to such nic school on next Thursday night, mvf C wanKer, Elizabeth Agnea E. Newman, Hazel C. Olson, those same customs inspectors, ac- ual," he said. "Justice and liberty a stage that it will soon be possible second to the Lincoln high school Domestic A rf tvdv-- . i Btatrice Palmer, Eunice Ruby Pease, Lower left President Scholx presenting: sheepskin to Miss JJorothy Dell cording to George U. Piper., have been established, with the to set a date for completion the r' Miriam Peterson, Her-min- and their evieve Ballard, Bernice Bassett, Mabel Juliette ilene Kossman. Lower right Dr. Ray Layman Wilbur, president of Stanford The hat in question belonged tb elimination of cruelty, happiness was by tele- students on Friday night. Diplomas Bennett, Reber, Lenore .Elaine Ritter, Mar-ci-a has thisfall, it announced Eva Benson. 'Augusta: Bruck, - diversity, principal speaker programme. an English woman, who came to distributed, will be presented by Frank L. Shull, vun Helen- Ross, Eleanor Shaffer, Teresia ti at srraduation been to all. One force phone officials. District officers .school director, at the Thursday r riorence t'ummings, Mar-- Sorenson, ; Irene Upson, Vivian Belle Portland from Java "by way of Se- which has given an influence to the will inspect the work and give care- night ceremonies and by A. C. New-il- l, Punk' Verhage. . attle. Inasmuch as this city was the betterment of the world is the Chris ful consideration to the possible fu- S i?erI Gardner, Opal Domestic science Dorothy Mae the director, Friday night. Gladhart, Margaret Hildt, Blanche Hol-to- Fletcher A. Johnson. Mildred A. Kings- destination of the fair visitor,' tian religion, and in its growth ture progress and then set a final Regina Gertrude Gill, Ola Marie Lin-ne- city-- schools will hold Annie Kuntz, Charlotte Lichty Eve- bury, Maurice W. Kinzel. Muriel A. Seattle customs office left the has been a sense of new val date for cutover of these offices All the other line Lindstrom, Hicks, Willa W. Hurt, Evelyn Mae Karr, M, Louise Long, Mabel L. Maddox, there the their comm encement exercises on Helen Lott, Hallie' Mason Margaret Roberta Orr, Mary Margaret searching of rher baggage, to the ues. The greatest of these has been to the exchange system. tr, v. uiumn Jttccujioch, Clara 1j. Leone Moore, Arnoia it. jnorrtson, Portland : Friday night at 8:15 in the audito- Mielke,'"""vun,Katherine Robinson, Esther B. Shaw, Lenora 33. Mildred H. Park, Rowland J. Parker, officials. the development of community co Last week a survey was made and Morrison, Florence Speidel, Agnes A. The was brought? to yes- riums of their respective school Rein. KTsid Raff trtti. 01 Rigg. Elizabeth Raymond, Merritt H. Rodda, hat light operation of both mind and spirit. it was found that in both offices emttw, atnieen Mary A. Riley R. Stevens, John terday thor- 80 buildings. , Shaw, Gertrude Simon, - Shutts, as the result .of the' There are certain problems which the erection programme was per Theresa Sottovia, Lincoln High School. W. Stout, Myer A. Svaigher, Helen Sweet, 40 OF BOY GRADUATES OF xjetm urayce ' ough search through the bag- depend entirely on the complete, the equipment Pastors Will Speak. oiarK, Thoburn, Thelma English Emma Bader, Elizabeth Anne S. individual. cent that Vrooman, Adeline Wolfsher.- Josephine Robert McKlbbin Jr. gage by the Portland inspectors. One government. Is in Gar-- Dr. W. T. McElveen, pastor of the Zellmer, Barrett, Esther Helen Barrows, William Laniruae Gore:e Alverdes. Mary Alice JEFFERSON of these is This and Installation work the Pauline, Zinn. A. N. Huck- UNDECIDED. ( It bore two dozen aigrettes, aid, a method of discipline requires was 8 per cent complete Congregational Lockwood Beatty, Beulah Belcher, Hor-ten- Ball, Cecil Bavor, Florence and field office First church, will High School of leberry. Keatine:. ' Alice LaRue, inasmuch as those, are contraband individ-ta- l deliver the address at the Jamea Commerce. Alice Bleker, Helen Josephine Virrinia the to fit in. Another is and in the Beacon office installation Emma C. Anderson, Marjory Isabella Helen G. Lemon, Nina E. McCord, E. Ken, the woman's husband was ordered health, and still is the ob- work was 5 per cent complete. Boyd, Boyd, Ruth Leah Bromberg,. . another John high echool; Dr. Joseph Blessing, Jessie Kathryn Katherine netlr Martin, Marie Normansen, June Engineering Proves Most Popular to take the hat to the custom house. As of survey was pastor of the Christian church, at Boyd, Iva I. Victoria Brown, Helen Irene Burke, ReidVCarl B. Riesland, Jennie B. Sher- servance of economic laws. a result the it Brandt, , J. Richmond The plumes were stripped from the determined the cost of Budelman, Viola Edythe Evelyn , wood, Margaret R. Stahl, Emma E. Among Those Who Have Made that total the Jefferson high school; Dr. J. J. R. Cadonau, Chambers, Alice R. A, offending headgear now Democracy Weathers Crisis. approxi- Con- Marget J. Chicoine, Hilda Stream, Marguerite Sykes. and lie in these two offices will be Staub, pastor of the Sunnyside Cooper, Clarke, Examelia Mary Clarke, Margaret Teaching U'lo-lfi- cnamDeriain, u. along consign- "Since. 1870 there have been great of- .Mary, Virginia Davies, Helena Clarke, John Francis Cleaver, katherine Dp Their Minds as to Work. state with various mately $1,500,000. The Garfield gregational church, at the Franklin R. Deming, Rath Davis, Rosalind E. Giimore, Naomi ments of cobwebby liquor the changes in the history of the uni will be most expensive ad- pas- Hazel Fae Edgmond; Cobb, Faye Eugene Davis, Margaret M. S. ii fice the school, and Dr. V. Earl Parker, Ellison, Clemence Grant, Mary Elizabeth Hart, Helen vaults of government. verse. Democracy has been passed necessary to Marie Eilers Densmore, Allen Brewster Dorsey, Dora Hawkins, Jennie S. Jepson, Cecelia. A. the The hat. dition, since it was tor of the First Methodist church, at Lemby J. Erickson,, Geneva Katherine Dubb, James Baker Englehart, F. 84 minus its adornments, was returned to the voters while aristocracy and construct a new building at Twenty-fo- Washington high school. Gong, Jay Earl Kercher, Ruth I. Myers, Marie Nelson, Out of the boys who will be the Goodman, Ewell James Grider Flinn, Willamene Mae Fuller, Forrest Margaret H. O'Neil, V. Pope, Ruth .wner;. monarchy have met their death urth and Stanton streets and do not Ted T. Guriari, Isabell Wesley Ginn, Marie graduated from ers on hightots School sessions end in the Frances Hale, Morton J. Goodman, David L. Riley, Lelah L. White. Jeff Mr- - P'Per did not reveal the name With, this transfer of rule by the lay miles of new cable. grade schools of Portland until Harriet E. Heath,- Theodore C. Hlggms, Greenberg, Jerome Clinton Gunther, M. Atkinson, wwv., in - Helen C. Huber, - Home Economics Lucile of the owner of th hat. select to the voters, there also has The Beacon office is located on Louiso Muriel Jacobaen, William- Hart, Lottie Louise Hatfield. M. Winifred C. Cook, o,viaccora-in- g Thursday noon. The students will Greeta Cleveland, as 10 vocation, of- Perces Paris Karagozian, Helen Lois Helen Hawkins, Ruth M. Head, Frances tneir iuxure been a transfer of responsibility, the fifth floor of the telephone go back Friday for their report Kelsey, Margaret Helena V. Cook, E. Lucille Duncan, Ruth to statistics prepared1 by Hopkin and with this these has been a much building Oak ma- Dorothea Kelm, Bruno Elizabeth Heaphy, Zelma L. Henderson, M. Hawn, S. Lucille Logan, Doris ,A. fice at Park and cards. In the high schools the Korhonen, Stephen Klrigln, K. Jennie Hetlesater, Eleanor Watson Hol-ma- - . , needed knowledge of place of streets, is Lewis, Bernice Mills, Marie Pickering, Elmae K. Kucker, Jenkins, principal. BANKERS GET BOOKLETS the and it estimated that jor part of the coming week will be Sarah H. Libman, Lena Mildred Harry Isenstein, Sarah Elizabeth Florence M. Snyder, Florence L. Wells, each individual in the economic, po- when this project is ready for op- , Undeman, - Engineering is' the line which given over to final examinations. Lillie F. Liebreich, Helen Jenkins, Jessie Frances Jones, Hortense Kathleen N. Wright. , litical and social structure. At pres eration close to $600,000 "will Ruth Logan, Mabel Margaret- Z. Kalisher, Catharine Kelly, Clark Ro- oy greater number Chamber of Commerce Expects that The number of graduates in Port- Lum, Industrial Parker E. Branin, Fred A. interests far the to ent we are reaping the resultsof the have been invested. The Beacon of- eight are segregated Charles J. Lundy, Frances Dorothy land King, Lois Evelyn Kruger, Grace Carlberg, Herbert F. Cronkhite, Lloyd J. of students, 19 signifying their in- land's schools Marovich, George Law- inventiveness of a few individuals, fice will take the place of the pres- as follows; R. Martin, Maxine Sherring Lathrop, Gerald William - Griffith, Wade F. .Hampton, Shusaku tention of following that profession. Attract 1000 for Convention. Ellis Martin, Pearl Lovinia Martim Rus- lor, Virginia Constance Lincoln, Joseph t). but these new things require a con ent "A" automatic office which is Boys. Girls. Total. Matsukawa, Robert Shoemaker. John most popular vocation , sell Manfred Matson, Mess-ne- r, Lipshutz, Mae Lucas, Francis J. The next As one means of "interesting mem trolling through in old Home telephone Benson Poly .. 82 82 Pearl Bernice Bertha A. force religion and located the Florence N.- McLaughlin, Frances McCarthy Jr Edmund John McLaren, isuerstetta, r. among the boys is medicine, six de- bers of the ideals. The ideals today office building. The "A" office . H. S. of Commerce 14 55 69 Irene - Nestor, scientmc ira iewis wish, American. Institute of are the re will ' Franklin ... 39 82 121 Otheida Peart Nichols, Wesley Robert MePherson, Frances Cavin,. Douglas A. King, Arthur G. siring to be physicians. Four Banking lation of the individual to group be abandoned when the Beacon of- ...... Florence Mae J? . - ' - in the coming national con the Girls' Poly 79 79 Paul, Sadie Pondelick, Frederick a Matthers, Elsie Mayfield, Maki, Asabel O. orser, Charles pil- to take up law. ex- Emma L. , Reihl, ; Mickelson, Raymond Ed- ' W. vention, be held and require a sacrifice in order to fice is switched into the local James John 12 18 30 Donna Ellen Roblin, John Frederick chard. Wallace S. Priestley, Silas Of 130 girls, 57 are undecided as to in Portland July group. change system. ' Mary Rosen, Annie Runes,- ward Moeser, Herman Nemiro, Enid E. 16-2- 1, help the Jefferson ...... 84 139 223 F. Marjorie Wallace, John J. Wilkinson. to what they intend to do outside of the Portland Chamber of Com- - office, Lincoln ...... 57 9 326 Fae Smith, Etha Lucille Snider, Mar- Newton Clarence Pallay, Gladys E. Pot- Technical Loris Baker, Clark H. Group Survives Individualism. The Garfield which will , garet Louise ter, V. Ross, Oka A. Ryan, G. Lloyd, Miles R. marrying some nice man, 30 intend cerce has sent attractive literature $900,000, cen Washington ...... 59 97 156 Stark, Queena Vivlenne Ladner Johnson, Llewellyn every "In all forms of animal life cost about will be the Stroup, Lena Emma Stuckle, Opal L. Delphine M. Solomon, Hazel Jean Stark- Oblisk, Carl B. Schlegel, Millard .. E. to be teachers, 19 to try stenography, to delegate who attended last there tral station, for 5870 subscribers in Totals ..344 541 887 Thompson, Marguerite L; Tyler, Abe- W weather, Frederic Wood Sugnet, Samuel Troxel, five, music, with nursing, interior year's convention. ' Local officers of is shown the instinct to sacrifice in the central east sWe district. Pres- A list of the students graduating from Wax, Gladys B. Webb, Mabel C. Welker' Merton Suwol, Lancelot S. Swartz, Map-cel- la organization junior order to preserve the life of the ! decorating, art and medicine, draw- the of bankers ent plans are for switching 1775 Ta- these schools follows: Iren M WpIb W e a urti Villiger, Marie Artie Talbot, Alice say every species. So must be with the hu- , Be Graduated.. ing, each. there is indication that it telephones, 2420 telephones Benson Polytechnic. Elizabeth Wilcox, Frances E. Wilson, Marie Terry, Ninon Elizabeth Trenkman, Seven Will three bor East Wein- - The, average age of boy students Portland will draw a large attend- man race in time of danger the and 1675 Woodlawn telephones Into Technicals Norman Seeley Bartlett, "l'iCl vvuson, verna wissinger, Elva Donald Eugene Walther, Hazel Graduating exercises Allen tne L. Wood, James F. Wood stein. John Wilson Wells. , at is' 18 years, 7, months; of girls,-1- ance this year. It is estimated that sacrifice of individual unit for this office. ' Clarence V. Bell, Wallace W. Biglin, Wil- and Helen - Luella; Zwingli. course Phil Adams, Merle Preparatory school will take place 1 at least 1000 regular delegates the group. Under great strain we bur J. Brown, Arthur Burelbach, Fred M. Scientific years, month. The youngest boy will In the Beacon office a total of James D. Berry. Caleb Hubert Brown, Bert C. school building-- East Twelfth is Cyril Gloyn, 16 years, be here, together with many wives have fought when necessary, and by 505 connectors will be set up and Burelbach, Stephen Dwight Ciaghorn, John High School. Anne Franklin, Robert ,in the graduate ' Davis, Elizabeth ". Dor- and our sacrifices conquered the world Frank A. Corcoran, Clarence Noble Curtis, College preparatory Henry Bauer George Johnson, Frederick D. Kenney, and Salmon streets, at Jtt., nexi 10 days old; the youngest girl, friends. in the Garfield office a total of 1103 C. a, and established an Stobart Earsley, William Andrew Clifford Coon. Greta A.Peetham, Eloise Albert Kerry, Louie Tsze Yee, E. Stephen Friday.' Diplomas will be given to othy Belle Sterling, 16 years, 1 Plans for entertainment of the unselfish social connectors will be put in position. Hubert W. Esry. Kola J. Fell-ma- Gray, Lillie M. Kind, Maxwell McClain. Austin Bitheu Mcintyre, ien month, 22 days. Two boys, Cyril delegates are taking shape under di relationship. We have maintained Paul H. Gardner, Ralph. E. Green, Maynard S. Miksch, H. lamiTi Marguilies, Byron Frank these graduates: Anna Elizabeth rection of a large committee an idealism of sacrifice through re- Arnold Calmin Kil-ha- Gioyn and Albert Schwichtenberg, of the Malvern J. Gross, Cecil W. Harnacls, Olsen, Ben A. Rioh, Marion E. Schleaser lin Martin, Stephen W. Nile Jr., Albert Warren, Louise Hoyt, Laura and three girls, Doris Lytic, Lois local chapter, headed by L. E. Will ligion which today is being replaced James Leedom Heilig, Jalmar B. John- Doris Eleanor Smith. Otto Roenicke, Donald M. Say, Isadora Matthew S. & ' by son, R. Knapp, H. Jeanette Carter, Scroggin and Dorothy Sterling, com- iams of the Ladd Tilton bank. It science. STRIKERS STAND Fi Walter William Kurtz, Teacher's training Nellie Rose Fidelia Steele, William Kenneth Hal-dan- e - Bade, Schatz, Dudley Kleist and is expected civic "Today we at- Frederick Lea MacPike, Stephen- H. Over-stre- Merle Loletto Chowning, i. Hughes, pleted the course in three years. that clubs and or in America have Bertha K. Stull, William Swindells, Maurice ran. be Enos W. Quesnell, Norman C. Lauth, Rose Marie McCauley, Alta l! Colleee preparatory course Charles A. Harned. An address will Of those finishing, 29 boys and 23 ganizations will be told at their tained the highest citizenship, re- Spew aid. J. Dell SWorth, Robert B. McGregor, Lilian Rowena Molson, Es- Colistro. Helen Churchill Coplan, Her- given by Professor Knowlton, Heed girls have picked Oregon Agricul- weekly meetings of the coming con- garded as the premier by the world. Bmith, Charles G, Snyder. Albert J. ther M. Osterholm, Ruth Eliza Schaefer, bert Cronquist, Robert Lennox Gardner, college. place vention and will be urged to assist But this was only bought by ideal- W. Waddle, w Gosslin, tural college as the where WORKERS PICKET THREE TrachseL Samuel Charles Agacna aue, William Leslie- Grace Marian they desire to complete their edu- in putting over the convention, suc ism. We are still, however, too close H. Walker, Joseph Lall Walker, Charles Commercial Florence P. 'Bloomgren, Harlow. Robert Edward Holzer. Mar cessfully. - - to the war, and do not recognize EATING HOUSES. , Marvin wall, Erdman Ij. Wandel. Leo P. Durand, Esther Griff eth, Laura garet Ann Hughes, Sarah L. T. Ledin, cation; 17 boys and 23 girls, the - C. AUTO STRIKES BICYCLE Oregon; boys Chairman Williams and J. King many of our ideals. During the war Mechanical drawing John Huff Bar- Willametta Lott, Theodore L Miller, Jean Macctuley, Otto Mauthe Jr., University of five and Bryon, net. Theodore R. Piele, Helen E. Tucker, Dorothy Gail Perkins, Ralph M. Prag, no girls, the University of Wash- as a representative of the na we had made great strides, but sud- Tool making Russell C. Chambers, Stephen Wooden. Ettie Mav Robin. Moses M. Tonkon, Al Messenger Boy Sustains Painful ington. Reed college draws- two tional body, have been obtaining denly the bottom fell out, with the Contracts Signed by Union With George 8. Haggren, George C. Johnson, English Vesta Z. pibble. fred C. Veazie, Frances D. White, Elinor boys and three girls. prominent speakers or the nqrth consequences that the forces of dis- Clarence A. Misenhimer, Harold Ralph Scientific Arthur Vrooman. A. Wright. west to address the meeting. The stepped in. 25 Portland Restaurants Marguerite Lacerations in Collision. Seventy-eight boys worked during integration have Schick, Raymond Spurgeon. Jefferson High School. Teaching course Bess list of speakers will also inolude BaJlen-ge- r, Lucy M. Giovanetti, Lorraine school years earning a total Way. Electrics Neeland Ashla, Glenn College preparatory Blann. Edward Waterhouse, a Western their several big bankers Idealism Must Lead for Another Year. Harry Clark, C. Clifford Earl Marion Hansen, Blanche Adeline Hough, of $89,730, an average of $1066.25. from eastern lu Edwin Davis, Her- Clausen, Myrtle - Union messenger living at 6732 cities. "We are held by a timidity, blind- Hilde-bran- J. Clausen, Edna Eliza- Louise McCorkle, Frances Ann bert Holmberg, Hairy Clarence Stella ' Forty-secon- George Austed earned the largest d avenue Southeast, sus " ness and selfishness. We have had S. K, beth Cusack, Karl Arnold Dobler, Carl Mills, Mary Marcella O'Meara, Wilma Members of the general committee Charles Ingalls, Ralph Jones, Edstrom, Woodbridge JC of legs amount, $4050. Seventy-tw- o girls we cannot go on out Frank W. McCord, Harold McDermott, Geary, Roy Forsythe Petne, Mary Jfiiiza vose, JMiie tained painful lacerations his other than Chairman Williams are, lots of luck, but Restaurant workers on strike Clifford Gibson, Cyril Kehnard Gloyn, Wagner, Jfistner weisoiatt. yesterday when the bicycle he. was were employed during the four I. as we are. We must have idealism at the Panama, Oyster John R. Mills, J, Stewart Smith, Law Louise $19,-S0- 2, Fred Weber, A H. Herndobler, F. toaf and Hulda Mary Guild, Webster Leonard course Alma Leona Churchill, by an years of high school, earning up our provincialism. rence Mahoney. Hagstrom, French riding was struck automobile C,Warren, G. A Rude, L. E. Cable, and give Liberty declared yesterday their Gas engine Theodore S. Bean, Winifred A. Hardison, Rosa- Marion June Kamusher, Martha Ann driven by William W. Beebe at Fif an average of $275. Frances L. Everything depends on us through Ronald mond Price Hart. George Y. Hayakawa, - A Fraiey, John Boentje, H. L. ranks were standing firm and Altken, Leon Gtrard Dieu, H. Emery, Prtfthero. Granum earned the largest sum, R,-- young we that J. Anna Theresa Healy, Catherine De-- : G. Ramberg. teenth and Glisan streets. Stott, T. F. Dunn, Dobie. J. the education of the and 25 "owier, IS. Fox, S. Latin course Edward $2250. Clerking was most popu- Portland restaurants yesterday Howard William Bue Forest Henderson, Joel Cornish Hertsche, The messenger boy fell beneath the King Bryon, O. L. Zettervall, E. C. must try to get back our clarifica- Hentze, WUltara Lawrence McMichael, . boys, signed the contract with their union Jr., Charles Richard Hoyt, Lillian M. Washington High School. the wheels of a machine driven by lar occupation among the Sammons, E. N. tion for we are bound up with Eu- William Christopher Miller, John Neva-li- Abraham-son- Crouch, Walter H. workers for another year. Refusal James, Garland R. Jeude, Clarence W. College preparatory Olive J. Matt Johnson when the Beebe auto paper carrying following. The girls Brown1, M. E. rope, we are still the hope of the Herman Fay Schlickeiser, LeRoy J. Kalk, Leihy, Harold W. Anderson, Zoevelalr An Fitzgerald Ralph to do this led to the walkout of Bcnmia, ljeonara tj. stresser. Charles Willard Baird A. mobile struck the bicycle. Mr. Beebe who worked earned most at house xnom, j. w. Leary. world, but we must require the con- Little, Thelma Lavern Long, Margaret drews, George H. Atkinson, Harriet M. 32 up - workers at the three restaurants. Bob-lete- for failure to give the work, taking that work and Europe." Machine Clifford Bird Amos, Elmer Ellen Lynn, Doris Lytle, Helen B. Mar- Banghman, Virginia Bliss, Vera E. r, was arested fidence" of The strikers picketed the places G. Bol-la- way 20 as .clerks. Anderson, Irvin Badtke, Carl Bauer, tin, Ernest J. A. Maurischat, William Hazel A. Bodding, Dorothy V. right of and was released on his workinsr ,In addressing the graduates Dr. under the union ban and maintain Kenneth Fox, Herman A. Gawer, Philip Calder McCall, Muriel Frances Marion E. Bowman, Edith A. Boyer, own recognizance pending a police Four girls Aileen Halliwell, Wilbur closed by stating: "Democ- Huber, William Everett King, Carlo G. Bracher, Jerry Brandom, PISTOL AND POISON FAIL they are asking nothing in. the way Clement Laird McKenna Jr., Frederick court hearing tomorrow. Willa Hurt, Blanche Williston and racy depends on men and women of. wages or not in. Piluao, Harold Mullan, George M. Radich, Chloe Morris, Ely era Belle Ques- Florence M. Campbell, Anne R. Canter, Williamer and four college conditions the Elmer F. Remllnger, Anton Tony Samp Arlus Joe T. Cereirhino, Ruth E. Clark. G. Anna vesta who know. These are the contract of the past year, which has nell, Margaret Elise Resbury, Cecelia Ila J boys Fred Crowther, William Foote, CanadianWar Veteran Makes Give your best impulses son, ingTald is. Stavseth, Grisoo H. Pauline Robinson, Walter Earl Rogers, Comstock, Carl A. Dahl, Helen E. Dar Miss ,Bowman's Knee Injured. graduates. just expired. . They eaid 40 workers Thurmond. ling. Lillian T; Dinpert, Elva M. Dodge, Woodbridge Geary and Charles a square deal." are out the three places Walter Harvey Russell, Lois Scroggin, Rosalie Edwards, Jane Elmer, Evangeline Miss "Hollis Bowman, 190 East have been ab Two Futile Attempts at Suicide. eighth at and that Franklin High School. Marion Helen Sisk. Viola Frances Sla- - Rosenkrans neither The address marked the the chef the Panama quit yester- Exley, Grace A. Fisher, Fifty-secon- at ' College preparatory Bernice Harrie vens, Anna Louisa Stewart, Robert Frieda Lewis d street North, is in Good sent nor tardy during their entire annual commencement exercises at Fisher, Minnie M. Fisher, Helen Lee hospital with a dislocated high course. , Charles H. Woodruff, a Canadian opened day after he had been invited to Anderson, Helen Catherine Cady, Emil Miley Stoner, George R. Suckow, Eliza- Grant, Evelyn R. Hasenmayer, Jean L. Samaritan school war veteran, aged about 40,' made Reed college. The exercises work 14 and 15 hours a day. Daniel Furrer, Lois Mae Handaaker, Alice beth J. Tonneson, Mildred Frances Hat ton, Edward M. Hope, George W. Jo- knee which was sustained last week with the processional, caps and alleged Mae Holmgren, Margaret Whitcomb, S. Whitney, Anna-Ves- Or., was two unsuccessful attempts to take Strikers also that Chinese Elenore Meeker, Nina seph, J. Rodney Keating, Emma L. Kiger. at Sherwood, where she - gowns being worn by the graduates, Miller, Peli-etie- r, Williams, his life yesterday- in his room at were being hired to work at the Kathryn Alleen Mae Isabella Elinor Clarissa Williams, David L. King, Lucile Leland, Lucile M. visiting. It was reported at the AIGRETTES ARE SEIZECf faculty, trustees and regents, Mary Elizabeth Rauch. Marion Frances E. Works, Ruth Emily Young. McNeal, Agnes B. Martin, William H. hospital yesterday that she will be the Angela hotel. He first sought to three restaurants where union men Reed, Catharine Reeder, Alice Ethel English Ruth Aurora Ahlstrom, Moreland, Lila Morten, Floreue C. Padg-ha- opera- send arevolver bullet through his i r Degrees Are Conferred. went on strike. This was denied by Marjorie Daw- C. compelled to undergo a minor " Smith, Marion Waglnl, Kim Moij Tap. Joyce Philatheta Aldrich, William Panton, Walter J. Pear- although her complete recovery Ornaments on Hat Confiscated by brain, but the shot went wild. He Dr. Thomas J. Villers offered a the cafe proprietors, who said they Commercial Gerald Bernelle Bashaw. son Atkins, Madeleine E. Baker, Cecile son. Helena. B. Pitteukau, Charlotte L. tion, contents L. closing were getting along without serious Katharine Louise Butze, Orrin Lester Louisa Bridge, Herbert Miller Bruhn, Price, Irma C. Rose, J.. Webster Saari, is expected shortly. Customs Officers. then drank the of a bottle prayer. Dr. Thomas Eliot Burnaugh, - Alice F. Sedgwick, of poison. the benediction. .President disturbance' to their businesses, the Clark, Cecile Ger&Idine Ellis, Virginia Samuel Lyre Ruby John Elizabeth Simmons, with places of the having Endrizzi, Averrett Vandall Gillin, Anna Burt, Walter Orahood Carroll, Vern. Ray James P. Stewart, Winifred Tebben, td Reorganize. Members ' of society, who have The injured man was rushed to Scholz conferred the degrees on the strikers been S- Tenney, G. Chamber men. Marie Glock, John - Harkins, Irma Ellen Casebeer, Helen Margaret Erickson Christel A. Genevieve Thomp- deprived in the past of St. Vincent's hospital, where was 37 who had completed their filled by white son, Viola C. Thompson, Taylor W. been their it seniors Henika, Gentry Htlls. Eva Dollie Hunt- William H. Foott. Elbert A. Gardner, CLATSKANIE, Or., June 10. old liquor 'through activ- early - night he years of college work. Geffen, Glover, Treece, Ralph T. ure, Jessie A. Warwick, rare the said last probably four ington, Cecil Beryl Hutchins, Evelyn Arnold Alice Camille men citi- unfeeling customs in recover. receiving the bachelor of , The prestige of Oregonian Want Hyde, Norman Johnson, Dorothy Juanita' Jenkins Rose Kennedy, Enid J. Donald Watson. Janet Wolcott. (Special.) Business and ities cf the will He left two notes, one Those Arlene English H. in spectors, might "get a out of as. ; Ads has been attained not merely by Keyser. Irene L, Leichty, Gladys L. Mar- Evelyn Kirkwood, Dorothy Elizabeth Lorain Andrews, Dorothy zens of Clatskanie will meet kick" of which intimated that a love affair art degree.are follows: shall, Margarette Lamh, Clarence F. Langley, Lois Evelyn i. Asner, went a. unmnocK, woya 0. Eagles' hall Monday evening 'to re- this story. had caused him to seek to do away Linklater, Port- The , Oregonian's large circulation, Phoebe Mot'fatt. Ruth uone, a, - Biology Grace Darling George Lawrence, manna jranic, JiJra a Ferris, yesterday - Ger- by the fact all Oswald, Catherine Vesta Palmer. Mabel Lapham, Russell Estelle E. Gauntlett, Leonard L. Grasier, organize the chamber of commerce. For it was not wines with himself. land; Lorraine Hlnson, Portland; but that its readers Lee Renne, Gladys Irene Retherford. Imogene Lewis, Gladys Maye Lincoln, Ruth E. Henderson, Ruth E. Hewitt, An effort will be made to get a full-tim- e and liquors but one of those hats, trude Brehaut Robertson, Portland; Ivon are interested inft Oregonian Want Marian Rhoades, Hertha M. Roeder. Flo- - Sheirine Bemiece Lloyd, Franklyn James Marjorie E. Hinkson, Juel G Huseby, cannery at this place. buch as one sees in fashion plates. Read The Oregonian classified ads. Hoy Taylor, Portland; Marie Wolft Ads.

FARMERS FROM ALL OVER THE STATE TAKE PART IN SESSIONS OF THE STATE GRANGE AT McMINNVILLE AT WHICH ACTION IS TAKEN ON PROMINENT QUESTIONS BEFORE THE PUBLIC. i , ...... f W7"

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GE.VEKAL VIEW OF CROWD ATTENDING COSVKXTIOK, WHICH TOOK EXTREME MEASURES LOOKING TO RELIEF FROM THE TAX BURDEN BT ADOPTING RESOLUTION PROPOSING CUT OF I,355,00O FROM STATE'S BIENNIAL, BLDGET,