Gresham outlook., December 17, 1915, Image 3

►IAS NUMBER
CE
TW ELVE PAGES
G resham O utlook
■V E t K
! VOL 5
A Merry, Merry Christmas to All
NO. 84
GRESHAM,
G8A: '.’ E MIES NEW FOUNDRY
S' JECT OF AT WORKS OF
BEAVER STATE
MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
OREGON.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
I
I
TU ESD A YS
AND
F R ID A Y S
J
17, 1915
$150 PER YEAR
PROGRESSING, FORTY TRAINS
IS REPORT OF IS THE SER VICE
THE G. F. G A OF P. R. L. 4 P.
A v i.it to th e Ceaver S tate Motor
com pany's ¡ac.o ry will reveal a sm all
crew of busy men at work u n d er the
d irect st pervlsion of . P. A Combs,
p resid e n t of th e com pany.
A lthough the com pany was formed
fo r th e purpose of m aking autom o­
biles it is ju st now doing o th e r but
n o fiia b le w ork, and is w ailing for
auditions to ch an g e so th a t autorao
b.les ru >y b< built as was original!}
inten d ed . T he E uropean war, as
everyone know s, has placed the cos
of m a te ria l for au to s here at a pro
h ib itiv e figure. Steel, especially, i.
'o u t of s ig h t,” and o rd ers to r tilt !
m ost com m on kinds cannot be filled
Mr. Com bs st.vs th a t the coiupan: i
has never given up its in te n tio n to go
-taavr .
ilulU
»lit«.! . 1 ,
ev e n t, ally be tu rn in g out cars; bu
for tin* present it lias been necessary
.o do o th e r work and th a t th e b u st
teas is glo w in g slowly but surely.
K iih t men are now on the pay roll i
ir d i ext Monday th e re will be ten.
Two h ig h -g ra d e men have ju st beet ■
engaged, one of whom is an e x p e rt |
e u c td sheet m etal w orker.
T he principal article of m anufac
tu r e Just now is a crosscut saw ing
m achine of an im proved design. It
is used fo r saw ing large tim ber, being
(.a p a b ,e of ,.u ttln g Qff ., cu , t;
W hen a new business e n terp rise
l o r a city of its sl/e G resham ir
is u n d erta l ell th e public is alw ays th e most highly favored of any in
in ter, sled it, its fu tu re
When it ha« Ur« xen by having tw o railro.t 1,. r u n ­
been o p e r a n d fo r a y ear th e sam e ning th ro u g h It, both from P o rtla n d ,
71
public alwav • w ants to know how it but trav e rsin g different ro u tes am '
.......... 61
cunie th ro u g h , and speculates on j o p era tin g iu se p a ra te te rrito ry .
.......... 75
114
what it is i.o.ng to do an o th er year. |
A special ed itio n of tile tullooU.
.......... 70
T he first probit m confro n ted the i such as this, would be iucontpiei'.,
. 75
G resham public and the people ol 1 w ithout a m ention of th e excellent
K artcrii M ultnom ah a year ago, when service given by these two ronti«.
Totr«l.........
909 ♦
the (iresb am I ru lt G row ers' » -m da- i both o p e ra 'e d and owned hv tftsv
lion built tite new cannery and an I P o rtlan d Railway L ight ,v I 'o s c r
A •cord ng lo a th e re p o rts h anded
nounced th a t it was readv for bust- I Com pany
T he two lines l o a t h e ,
b , .( th o m eetin g of P o m ona g ran g e
Hess.
have schedules on week days th,?»
,,u W ednesday, nt F a irv ie w , M ult-
T he second and th ird problem i are i Operate m ore th an forty train s d ailr
os th < tounty he - 909 m em bers in
now u p p e iiu n s t in th e m inds of the in i w«en tin- hours of 6:3., a in. i n j
.ooii »faM diug.
leople, so to se them at rest an In­ i 1 2 :2 ft a lit w ith an ex tra car on S rn -
Tf.fr sc sslon was la rg e ly atten d e d
terview
wa o b tain ed with the tuaii- lay n ig h ts and fre q u e n t specials.
’
J
-I? ® ’ *F‘’ r*<v 11 n it «ront
•re r
la m e s I I
t U . - r lln i-
w h o I, »
In Hililttlou th e re is a close c
.'o,
m oo.hly, w i It n o th in g to m ar
m
ade
a
s
tr
u
m
e
n
t
for
publication
u e c f l li g s« W ire oy way of l.liniem ann
the
.< m ent o f pit who w ere there.
dealing som ew hat w ith th at p ari of I or Ruby to M ontavllla, F airview and
ta u d¡dates w ere given th e fifth
'h e subject.
T ro u td al
T he fare Is 26 cen ts e a l'i
l'.•er•l^ and a spat ial p ro g ram was
A lthough (lie sta te m en t Is not In «ay to and from P o rtlan d except
ti iii th e "evening u n d e r th e su-
d etail It Is Im p o rtan t. The detailed I when excursion rates of o n e-h alf
> r\ -io n of Mrs.. .1. W. T ow nsend,
report of tlie asso ciatio n 's business I m ice are given. T he tra in s o p e ra te
•u:, o a lecturer,
Tw o excellent
for
tite year will he read at th e a n ­ to F s tu e a O a o n th e U W P a n d to
•. .«Is '-.vere enjoyed such as g ra n g e rs
n
u
al
m eeting which will be held on Bull Run on the Mount Rood Hue.
tiw:
find when th ey visit with
Monday, Ja n u a ry lti.
F or m ore th an a dozen years th e
,Joni >na
Mr. S terlin g says;
service has been ull th a t could be de-
11 L. Id lem an m ad e an a d d re ss on
The G resham F ru it G row ers asso-1
and «luring th a t period th e re
indir -ria’ D ev elo p m en t” w hich the
clation was o p era ted th is year m ore have never h««n uny serio u s acci­
Pof' land C h a m b e r of C om m erce is
as a tryout th an lo do a profitable d en ts, alth o u g h Im m ense crow ns
ini'
most every installe«*
U nder su b ­ business
^•avoring^ to te ac h th e people of |
Rv SVPT. A P. ARMSTRONG
At tin* beginning of the
stan tially like conditions, advance year th e re was not sulDcletit funds have been ca rrie d on n u m ero u s oc-
Drego». T h e s p e a k e r show ed th a t inches in d ia m e te r in 30 m inutes.
1 ment of pu
of country schools available to equip a cannery, and I caslotis.
here is a d isc rim in a tio n in fre ig h t T he W ind R iver L um ber Co., ordered
lutinch u business of th is kind to I In ad d itio n lo th<« train service
my
work
is
devoted
to
schools
of
I
will
1
ie
quite
eg a g a in s t P o rtla n d in favor of six and o th e r lu m b erin g cerapaniea
m ake a profitable show ing.
| th«. p R. L. * P
M
ultnom
ah
w
hich
are
not
a
part
of
Co. fu rn ish es th e
sgfik So a e l an d th e m o u th of the have been callin g for them to such
city. If it is Die good fo rtu n e of the
rh e am ount of fru it and produce in
to
forint•r
be in stru cted
by a 'h e ussociatloli was an unknow n electricity th a t lig h ts U rsab an i and
'olan’nt.» w ith th e re su lt th a t P uget an ex ten t th a t th e dem and cannot be
of P o rtlan d . M oreover, ntv su p erv i­ capable, exp erienced and entliuslas* q u an tity , as it w as liupossthie to get many o th e r places, in clu d in g a great
i md p o rts g e t ten tim es m ore ship- supplied by th e factory.
sion of high schools of tile county is tic t<'aeh er whose h eart Is in th e an e stim a te anyw ay n ear th e real p art of P o rtlan d an d O regon City.
i.g trtan P o rtla n d . T he re m a in d e r
T he m achine is o p erated by a gas- largely n om inal; this work being
work
Whe ti each
ru ra l d istrict q u an tity . All th e fru it and vegetables It fu rn ish es th e m otive pow er for
i liis, ad d re ss w as a lo n g p la n s fo r I oijn e engini
1 every p a rt but the
directly in ch arg e of high school maini ahis a term of nine ,'io n th s In delivered to th e can n ery was sold In nutn> roue m otors of In d u stry .
Its
t u rm v m ore b td u s trie s in th e vicin- saw is m ade here.
tile fresh s ta te except 5t)Gt> pounds
T he o u tp u t is boards and teach ers em ployed by
the ear, p npils who atten d such of red ra sp b e rrie s th a t were too soft g e n e ra tin g p la n ts a re at Cazadero
of tb e city.
ab o u t one m achine every two days them , actin g u nder the g en eral d i­
"chools will acquit them selves ns on account of wet w eather to ship, and Bull Run, an d th e re a re su b ­
The re so lu tio n on g ra n g e dues was an d they sell for $175 apiece. A va­
rectio n s of th e sta te d ep artm en t of well us In a ilntost any city system , and to ttu pounds of bla< kb< rrl< s th a t sta tio n s at fre q u en t In terv als, one
•cferrC'd to a co m m ittee of th re e to riety of o th e r work is being done
w ere put up on an o rd er. Thia was
education.
w hen the ter i is usually ten m onths, all th e fruB th e association canned being nt G resham
port’ a t th e M arch m eeting.
Its w ithin th e lim ita tio n s of th e plant
It is g ratify in g to be able lo re ­ This h not 8 id in d isp arag em en t of except th at 11. E. Davis of G resham
T he aw ak en in g of E astern M ult-
I’lty will’ be to re p o rt on rec eip ts and and th e n u m b e r of men em ployed.
p ort co n tin u o u s improv« ment in city schools,
schoolft, but in com m endation of and It C. D em ing of E stacada had n o 'n ah cam e w ith th e ra ilro a d s an d
disbursem ents of th e s ta te g ra n g e for
A new fo undry , 32x70 feet will he schools u n d er my supervision. This those of (lie
put up 1500 earM of red rasp b e rrie s
country. In terru p tio n s
they a re th e pulse, sinew s and blood
■•»eral y e a rs p a s t to see if a raise in b u ilt w ithin a sh o rt tim e. Some of
applies to g ro u n d s, buildings, equip of reg u la r work are m ore freq u en t and lo g an b erries, m aking a to ta l of of th is whole region.
J in » cases, w hich was all th e can
titles i« re a lly necessary. T he cont- th e m a te ria l is on th e g ro u n d and
m ent and teach ers, which o rd er of in city schools, and more prolonged, ning th a t was done.
Uttee n a n je d F w as E. L. T horpe, H
c o n stru c tio n would have begun be­ en u m eratio n verifies th a t the iast th an iu those of tin« country. W hile
We found th a t to carry on a bu»l- A DRY GOODS STORE
Lewis a n d W. H. Young.
fore th is but fo r th e rain y w eather. sh all be first; because a fte r all, the these in te rru p tio n s are for purposes nees like th is in a busln<-s« way. we
FOR THOSE WHO CARE
The g ra n g e ap p ro v ed a h ig h e r Sp- ih e building will be of co n crete and te ac h er m akes the school
m ust have volum n
A full co n tro l of
th
a
t
are
educative,
they
often
h
in
­
all th e fru it In the asao d a tio n m ust
oprlation f o r th e co u n ty fair. It will be equipped w ith a cran e and
llert Lindsey lias been located In
D i s t r i c t s i n C o u n ty .
d er pro„r« sa in a course so planned be had. T he volum n of business done
d ecid ed^to ask fo r $1000 m ore o th e r appliances needed for heavy-
T h ere a re fo rty -th ree school dis­ in advance as to utilize to the full. In th is y ea r was not large enough to th e new Iteg n er b u ilding Just a y ea r
lor next y ea r, th e m a tte r being re- work.
with th e only com p lete stock of dry
tric ts in M ultnom ah county, not in­ r.'g u lar work every m inute of the m ake th e v en tu re su c o ssfu l.
erred to H. «A. L ew tf.
But th is is thp first year; ev e ry ­ goods( d ress goods, shoes for th e
W ith g re a te r facilities m ore men cluding P o rtlan d . In ad dition, there tim e of teach er and pupil.
thing in th e business was new ; some whole fam ily, an d all th e o th e r
An ex e m p tio n for five years, of will be em ployed; an d w ith more are n in e " jo in t” d istric ts; th o se that
I S tan d a rd School.
of th e g ro w e r, w ere satisfied, som e
utes on m a n u fa c tu rin g p la n ts, was men m ote w ork will be tu rn e d out. lie in one o r m ore counties. To su ­
T h e experience gained ihlngs th a t go to d ress a w oman well
T he word "s ta n d a rd " may be d e­ were not.
idoreed .
l'he factory will go on in th is way un­ pervise th e schools and assist in tin- fined as a m easure of q u ality , a this year will in every way help to and com fortably.
The m a ste r to be a u th o rized to til b e tte r cond itio n s a re resto red , work keeps one person busy each
run th e business In a successful way I Ills enlarged q u a rte rs , occupying
gauge by which to e ■climate relativ e next year
aploy h press agent a t fu tu re m eet- th e n will com e th e m aking of a u to ­ and every d a y —and a n um ber of
| th e space of two sto re s at th e co rn e r
w orth; necessary e ccellence to a i­
T he m an th a t Is dlsegllsfied. f a u lt - , . . . .
. „
<s so as to g e t full re p o rts in the m obiles and th e public will realize n ig h ts besides; th is iast in ad d ress­
I
S«'<<>nd stre e ts, uro
tain a certain rank, T he ave rage finding, d isap p o in ted if the ..............
saniiery 1 " f
Uy p a p e rs ,” w as th e sense of a th e dream of seein g th e "B ea v er Six" ing school m eetings, p aren t-teach er
schoolboy, who doei i not striv e for does not g o o ut of business has one | overflow ing with a larg e stock th a t
-elution w hich was re fe rre d to the on th e county road and th e stre e ts of asso ciatio n , and th e like.
hu n d red chances to one to be fooled Is only su rp assed III th e big d e p a rt­
elegance of expres ■Ion hut ru ts
T he reason Is th is: T here Is a fine
•cutl. e co m m ittee to rep o rt at next th e city.
Im p ro v e m e n t is G e n e r a l.
across co rn ers with sta te m e n ts of location for a can n ery at G resham m ent sto re s of P o rtlan d . Som e of
otlu g.
T h ere is scarcely a school district fact, would probably y define “ »tan- and we can grow fru it with a q u a li­ IBs sp ecialties a re am ong th e lead ­
Resolutions ;o f condolence were ONLY DEALER IN
ty th a t cannot be excelled
We also ing article s of th e ir class b u t a re
in M ultnom ah county in which Im­ d a rd ” as "so m eth in g to go by.”
• I upoti th e d e a th s of Mrs. Ida M.
M ENS FURNISHINGS provem ent of som e kind has not o th e rs arg u e o r q arrel with him have good sh ip p in g facilities, good not sold for a h ig h er p rlre th an in
roads, a fine
cannery
building
rpe, o f Roi kwood g ra n g e ; A.
been m ade d u rin g the last year This ab o u t his definition, I sitali not He equipped I ii first-class condition to th e city.
T he only d istin ctiv e m en's fu rn is h ­
rove of E v en in g S ta r;
A lam eda
Mr Lindsey Is a fe rq u e n t ad v e r­
im provem ent consists in new build­ has me beaten in a vanee.
put up a first-class pack
All th e re
'■’!«r, a f L en ts, and O tto H em m er, ing goods sto re east of P o rtla n d is ings in sev eral Instances, in b eau ti­
tiser
in th e O utlook and has a
is
to
do
to
m
ake
th
is
a
big
business,
R u ral d istric ts
f Oregon, and
ow ned and conducted by E. W. Ayls- fying g ro u n d s, in In stallin g play ap ­
which will m ean a m arket for o u r
1 -Vuituomah.
those of o u r to w n ; an d villages as fru it and produce, and a general ben ­ cllen tel th a t depends upon his b a r­
A dditional lines, such
as p a ra tu s, in rep a irin g , in renovating,
an n o u n cem en t for m any a rtl-
T.ts g ra n g e en d o rsed a road tax w orth.
well If they w ill— have * som ething efit to th is com m unity Is to put o u r , gain
,
...
.
u .
,__
of 1.8 m ills for next year, on i b la n k ets and q u ilts and som e o th e r in p ain tin g , In ad d in g to equipm ent, lo go by" in estab lish in g and m ain ­ «boulders to th e w heel, stick to g e th er i l*'"
,,,“ y b,‘
”*r‘" for e""
m,1 tj.,n t h a t th e G resham -F airview household n ecessities are ca rrie d in an d so on. T ax-payers deserve the
But If thia Is j , halt ra n be bought elsew here. Good
ta in in g schools of q u ality. T h at and m ake a go of It
not done som e o u tsid e com pany with money, and of Ju st as good a q u ality ,
stock b u t th e tra d e is p rin cip ally in th a n k s which th ey receive for th e ir
«1 b hard surfic ed.
“so m e th in g " consist of m eeting ce r­
A n o tio n u rg in g th e county com- u ten ’s and boys' clo th in g , boots and lib e rality in voting am ple support tain req u irem en ts, agreed on be­ m eans to carry on th e business will th an can lie bought elsew here. Good
"ti p in and ta k e thia chance away j
goods, fa ir d ealing an d low pricea
-i irerti to nam e a county agricul- shoes, b ats an d caps, u n d erw ea r m d for th e schools.
If th is course is tw een the various county su p e rin ­ from us.
have com bined to m ake th e B ert
as c a rrie d , w ith J. J. Joh n - such o th e r a rtic le s usually neede I by co n tin u ed for a few years, each dis­ te n d en ts, and as su b m itted by th -
Lindsey sto re th e success It Is. T he
E. D avis ai d II. A. Lewis a m en of good ta s te who care to dress trict in the county will have a school sta te d ep a rtm en t of ed u catio n , In­ OUTLOOK APPRECI'TED
IN FAR AWAY OHIO O utlook recom m ends It lo a dls-
“e to ta k e th e m a tte r up ask- well. Also sho es fo r women.
of w hich its citizens may be proud, tended for th e b etterm e n t of educa­
crlm ln alIn g public as th e one place
an a p p ro p ria tio n of $1600
A yisw orth is th e au th o rized ag en t and which will be a cred it to the tio n al in te re sts In g en e ral; req u ire
I II f onkle, fa th e r of Mrs J. If :(>
when sa tisfac tio n Is desired,
o u rp ose of p aying th e a g e n t's fo r th is vicinity of th e fam ous Kup- county and th e state.
nu n ts th a t a re reasonable, and w ith ­ S terlin g , who spent a few m onths In
I
along
w
ith a g u a ra n te e th a t ev e ry ­
iarv
■ pen h eim er clo th in g fo r m en of all
Teacher«« in M altanm ah.
in reach of alm ost any school.
O reaham , w rites th e O utlook from !
th
in
g
will
lie as rep resen ted .
—
i ages.
T he reliab ility of th e Kup-
T h ere are a t th is tim e eighty-
Rulo- for Stan<larili/iiig.
Stony Ridge, Oblo, as fallow .
of th e fine«' ta
ta p p e e stry
stry ever
ever pen h eim er goods is w idely known seven te ach ers em ployed in th e ele­
Follow ing is a sum m ary of the
"I belli ve your O utlook finds m ore
One seed of cotton p lan ted an d re ­
a Japan la tu be seen in the and every su it is g u a ra n te e d — and m entary schools of M ultnom ah co u n ­ reaso n ab le ru les for sta n d ard iz in g
favor In my eyes th an any paper th a t p lanted will produce 4 » .«00,000,000
-lace at The H ague.
prices a re w ithin th e reach of every­ ty. an d eleven In th e high schools. a school: F lag m ust be displayed noilMS to my dosk. It la newsy and
seeds In six years.
one who d esires to dress well a t the Of th is to tal, forty-tw o a re In th e ir each day of favorabl«« w ea th er; the I w(>|| ed ited , especially on th e editor-
h c h e m is ts »have succeeded
p
resen
t
positions
fo
r
th
e
first
tim
e,
schoolhouse
m
ust
In
properly
light-
|
lal
page.
Is
alive
and
w
orth
an
en-
A rkansas produces
th e g re a te r
least expense.
producing s u b s titu te s fo r hard
w hich m eans th a t forty-tw o changes ed ; th e re m ust be a desk an d ch air tran ce into every M ultnom ah county part of tb e n a tu ra l oil sto n es of th is
ftber and le a th e r from seaw eed.
W hat you w ant. See W ant Ads
w ere m ade in th e teaching force of for th e teach er, an d desks fo r p upils; hom e.”
, country.
th e co unty d u rin g th e year. Vacan- th e room m ust he provided w ith I
cies occu rred m ostly by prom otion to h ea tin g facilities; th e room m ust be I
b e tte r positions
T he tim e will m ade a ttra c tiv e ; th e re m ust be at
n ever com e when th e re will not be least th re e fram ed p ictu res in th e j
"room at th e to p ” for those em i­ room ; g ro u n d s m ust t>*- k ep t clean
n en tly successful, hence changes in j an d free from litte r ; d rin k in g w ater
te ac h ers in various d istric ts will be m ust be provided, w ith a c i p for
Tue Holiday season is the period of friendship—including
m ade from year to year fo r ail tim e. each pupil unless w ate r is supplied
business friendship.
Any d istric t, how ever, th a t can se ­ (com a fo u n ta in ; th e te ac h er m ust
To you and youra the BANK OF GRESHAM wiahes a
cu re a teach er, even for one y ear m ain tain o rd er, in stru c t pupils prop- j
R the time of making new friends and renewing old ones,
Merry Chnatmas- a Christina» Day whose joys inay abide with
w hose work is of such q u ality as to erly, etc; th e re m ust be a lib ra ry of '
And this bank extends its thanks to all its patrons for all
a ttr a c t
fav o rab le
atte n tio n from sufficient volum es, a bookcase, and
>ot<
through many, many days to come. With Tiny Tim we
their remittances of favor; and hopes that the bank
a n o th e r school, should be c o n g ra tu ­ .a lib ra ry reco rd ; th e average a tte n ­
join in a ' God Bless us every one!”
has been of service to them.
lated on having had such a teach er. dance m ust be at least ninety-tw o
It is b etter, as a ru le, for a teach er p er cen t, th e ta rd in e ss not m ore j
W ishes each and every one of its friends
to co n tin u e in th e sam e school for a th an tw o per c e n t; te rm m ust be at
long tim e. Since th is Is im probable, least eig h t m o u th s in each year
M E R R Y C H R IST M A S
if n ot Im possible, in many cases, let Several schools of M ultnom ah have
next year, and the years to come, show even a greater
us hope th a t when a change of posi­ alre ad y been
(>i<-"liain. lireg o n .
sta n d a rd iz e d , o th e rs
viance of mutual good will, just as your bank account
tions is m ade, it will be fo r th e re a ­ are p re p a rin g fo r It
F rom p rese n t '
A F M ILLER . P resid en t
F. A HOLLIDAY, Vice P resid en t.
;aay show a greater balance. You and the bank—there s
son th a t good w ork has resu lted In Indications, it will be but a sh o rt
prom otion to a place of en larg ed o p ­ tim e when a n o n -stan d a rd school '
K A M ILLER , C ash ier.
s strong team, and by co-operating both can grow.
p o rtu n ity .
will be th e exception to tb e g en eral
EM ANUEL ANDERIMJN, D irector.
GUST LARSON. Dire. tor.
Quality of In etru rii.m .
ru ls.
T h ere is no nee«| to extend sy m ­
H ural H igh Hcixuds.
pathy to a pupil who m ust a tte n d ' M u ltnom ah co u n ty Is to be con-
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school in the co untry
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