Gresham outlook., May 19, 1916, Image 1

“Gresham, the Gateway Io Mt. Hood and the Columbia River Highway.”
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VOL. 6.
NO. 23
PRIZE ESSAY
ON EFFECTS
OF TOBACCO
Gresham Chautauqua June 11-16.
Portland Rose Festival June 7-9
County Fair ’ opt 12 16
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
MANY SHARES SOLD
INDICATE SUCCESS
COUNTY,
OREGON,
FRIDAY,
MAY 19, 1916
SYNOPSIS AND CHARACTERS OF
HIGH ORDER COLLEGE FARCE
TU ESD A YS
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50 PER
CLOSING FEATURES OF
UNION HIGH SCHOOL
YEAR
INJURIES TO
FRUIT CROP
NOW KNOWN
T h e m a n a g e m e n t o f th e G re sh a m
F o llo w in g th e s e n io r p lay , w hich
F r u it G ro w e rs a s s o c ia tio n a r e t u r n ­
w ill be g iv en on F rid a y e v e n in g of
in g th e i r a tte n tio n a g a in to th e sa le
o f c a p ita l sto c k , a n d h o p e to se ll $0
n e x t w eek , w ill com e th e s e m e s te r
m o re s h a re s , a t ,2 5 e a c h , w h ich th e y
e
x a m in a tio n on J u n e 1. T h e b acca­
P o s te rs a n n o u n c in g
th e s e n io r b e g in n in g to e n d ,” w ill be s ta g e d by
fig u re w ill be e n o u g h fro m t h a t
la
u r e a te se rm o n w ill be g iv en in th e
so u rc e . S ince th e i r la s t re p o r t, th e y c la s s p la y o f th e u n io n h ig h sch o o l th e s e n io r c la s s a b ly a s s is te d by o th ­
e
r
m
e
m
b
e
rs
o
f
th
e
school.
M.
E. c h u rc h on th e e v e n in g o f J u n e
F o llo w in g is th e p rize essay w hich h a v e so lic ite d a n d so ld to J. R. C av- a re b e in g p r in te d fo r d is tr ib u tio n
T
h
e
p
lay
w
ill
be
g
iv
en
n
ex
t
F
r
i
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4
th
by Rev. A. J. W are.
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h
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ld
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.
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C o u n ty A g ric u ltu ris ts S. B. H all
w as a w a rd e d first p la c e in th e essay
o v e r th e e n tir e te r r it o r y o f e a s te rn
day e v e n in g . M ay 26 a t R e g n e r's
c
id
e
n
ta
lly
th
e
q
u
e
stio
n
w
as
ra
is
e
d
as
C lass d ay e x e rc ise s h a v e been set h a s m a d e a n in s p e c tio n of o rc h a r d s
c o n te s t a t th e G re sh a m p u b lic sch o o l
M u ltn o m a h .
o p e ra h o u se. A d m issio n w ill be 25
to w h e th e r it w ould be best to issu e
in M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty d u rin g th e p a s t
in a c o n te s t h eld re c e n tly . T h e uu
T h e p la y , w h ich is "A M erry C ol­ c e n ts w ith re s e rv e d s e a ts a t 35 c e n ts. fo r th e e v e n in g o f J u n e 4 th a t th e
th e sto ck to h im o r to .Mrs. C a v a n a g h ,
w eek w ith a view to a s c e r ta in in g th e
bool
auSftortum.
to
bo
fob
tb o r is in th e s e v e n th g ra d e :
b u t a f t e r c a re fu l c o n s id e ra tio n it w as lege fa rc e o r h ig h o r d e r In th r e e a c ts , T h e c u r ta in w ill rise p ro m p tly a t low ed by th e c o m m e n c e m e n t e x e rc is- d a m a g e d o n e to f r u its by t h “ la te
co n clu d e d best to h a v e it is su e d to a b o u n d in g in fu n a n d la u g h te r fro m 8 :1 5 .
es a n d a w a rd in g o f d ip lo m a a a t R e c ­ fro s ts a n d cold ra in s. H e finds th a t
By E L IZ A B E T H K A R P E N S T E IN
Mr. C a v a n a g h , as m ost o f th e r e l ig i­
i t e r s hull on T u e sd a y »“v eilin g , J u n e th e a p p le c ro p h a s su ffe re d th e le a st
SYNOPSIS OP PLAY.
A m o n g th e m an y b ad h a b its c ig a r­ o u s fa ith o f th e fa m ily w as c a rrie d
6. D ate of th e a lu m n i b a n q u e t h as a n d th e p e a r cro p th e m ost. Of a p ­
I his intensely interesting college play deals with college
e tte -s m o k in g is o n e of th e w o rst. It by h is w ife a n d if th e r e w as an y
been se t fo r S a tu r d a y n ig h t, J u n e p les th e r e w ill be th e u su a l a v e ra g e ,
life at Berkeley, California, the seat of the University of Cali­
17, a n d w ill lik e ly be in th e C ong- o r a b o u t 80 p e r c e n t, w hile of p e a rs
e n d a n g e rs th e h e a lth a n d v ita lity of s w e a rin g to be d o n e a b o u t th e c a n ­
fornia. The plot centers around Tom Harrington, a typical
n ery , Mr. C a v a n a g h w ould be b e tte r
don h o tel.
th e r e w ill n o t be m o re th a n ten p e r
th e p e rs o n s in d u lg in g it. T h e use of
college sport, who continually finds himself in a predicament
q u a lifie d to do it.
G o v e rn o r J a m e s W lth y c o m b e will c e n t o r p e rh a p s less. C h e rrie s w ill
it seem s in n o c e n t to y o u n g boys, yet
on account of his desire for u good time, llis father and sister
W in. R eid o f P o rtla n d sa id th a t he
g iv e th e c o m m e n c e m e n t a d d re s s , a n d yield a b o u t 40 p e r c e n t of a n o rm a l
its effects w ill soon sh o w .
arrive at Berkeley at a very inopportune moment for this boy
h a s a fa rm in th e G re sh a m d is tr ic t
th
e r e w ill he o th e r fe a tu re s . In clu d in g crop. O n th e W ebb fa rm th e fam o u s
T obacco, w h ich th e c ig a r e tte .c o n ­
and his college ehum. Reginald Black. To protect himself in
a n d h e w as in te r e s te d in th e su ccess
m u sic by th e o rc h e s tr a a n d sch o o l o ld L a m b e rt o rc h a r d h a s been d a m ­
ta in s, is th e le a f o f a p la n t a n d th is
the presence of his father from consequences of former follies
of th e c a n n e ry . H e w as a s s u re d th a t
c h o ru s e s , w hich a r e p re p a r in g sp e c ia l a g e d to th e e x te n t t h a t th e cro p w ill
le a f c o n ta in s d iffe re n t s u b s ta n c e s in ­
font invents a num ber of ingenious lies. Among other ridicu­
it co u ld n o t su c c e e d w ith o u t th e s u p ­
be o n ly 10 p e r c e n t o f Its a v e ra g e
m u sic fo r th e ex ercises.
c lu d in g n ic o tin e . W h en ta k e n by it­
lous circumstances Pom anil his ehum compel a Preshman to
p o rt o f th e fa r m e rs , so h e g av e his
T h e m e m b e rs o f th e s e n io r cla ss y ield , w h ile th e y o u n g o rc h a r d , c o n ­
s e lf it is in te n s e ly
p o iso n o u s.
A
take
the
place
of
a
Professor
tem
porarily
which
leads
to
many
ch e c k fo r , 5 0 0 in p a y m e n t fo r 20
h a v e s e le c te d th e fo llo w in g fro m s is tin g o f 8 -y e a r old tr e e s , a p p e a rs to
ludicrous situations. Finally Tom resolves to tell the trutli,
th ird of a g ra in o f n ic o tin e w ill kill
s h a r e s of sto ck .
a
m o n g th e m se lv e s to ta k e th e v a rio u s be u n in ju re d .
and while lie experiences a sense of relief as a consequence,
a m an.
G eo rg e E. T o w le o f M in n eap o lis,
P ru n e s w ill y ield a n 8 0 -p er c e n t
p a r ts us fo llo w s fo r th e e x e rc ise s on
success leaves him ¡it this point, his triends turn against him
S om e p eo p le say th a t th e n ic o tin e '
M in n e so ta , o n
b e in g
so lic ite d by
cro
p a n d p e a c h e s seem to be u n ­
th
e
e
v
e
n
in
g
o
f
J
u
n
e
5
th
.
C
la
ss
p
o
ets
and lie feels that he is the most miserable man on earth. How­
in th e sm o k e m u s t h a v e been b u rn t
m a il, cam e b ack w ith a ch eck o f
h a rm e d .
H
e
s
te
r
T
h
o
rp
e
a
n
d
M
u
rg
u
e
rite
V
ol­
ever,
his
troubles
soon
end
a
lte
r
trank
confessions
and
explana­
w hen th e to b acc o w as sm o k ed . T h e
$100 a n d said th a t h e w ould lik e to
M r. H a ll's o b s e rv a tio n le a d s hint
b re c h t;
c la s s
p ro p h e ts ,
F lo re n c e
tions. Tom is forgiven by his father and his fiancee and the
n ic o tin e is d e stro y e d in th e to b acco
see th e c a n n e ry e n te r p r is e w in o u t.
to
b e lie v e th a t la r g e r c o m m e rc ia l o r ­
l’o
w
le
a
n
d
M
a
rth
a
H
u
g
b
e
rg
;
class
play
ends
with
everybody
happy
hut
the
unfortunate
Professor
th a t h a s been b u r n t, b u t th e r e is a
F re d R a s te r h a s been en g a g e d by
c
h
a
rd s h a v e been h u r t th e w orst.
•lames,
and
the
audience
feels
little
pity
for
him
because
of
his
w
ill.
F
ra
n
c
e
s
a
n
d
G
lad
y
s
B
liss;
class
p lace b e tw e e n th e s m o k e r's m o u th
th e a ss o c ia tio n as p ro cess m an fo r th e
hard and unsym pathetic nature.
artiB t, Roy G ibbs.
a n d w h e re th e to b acco b u rn s w h ere ,
se a so n . Mr. R a s te r h a s an e n v iab li
C o n c e rn in g th e p a r a s ite th a t a t ­
The play is cleverly w ritten and is considered one of the
T h e p r e s e n ta tio n o ra tio n w ill be
tile n ic o tin e b ecom es hot a n d c h a n g e s
re p u ta tio n in h is lin e a n d is w ell
ta
c
k s g o o s e b e rrie s ,
know n
as th e
best
am
ateur
college
plays
ever
produced
in
this
country.
The
m a d e by In e ss K n o x a t th e cla ss day
to a g a s a n d is su c k e d in to th e m o u th .
k n o w n to th e tr a d e . A ny g o o d s pack
c u r r a n t o r g o o se b e rry m a g g o t— It Is
characters
are
varied
and
interesting
and
one
striking"
situ
a­
e
x
e
rc
ise
s,
a
c
c
e
p
ta
tio
n
to
be
m
a
d
e
by
If th e s m o k e r w ould d ra w th e nlco- 1
ed by him a re b o u g h t w ith o u t q u e s ­
q u ite p re v a le n t
I t fe e d s in sid e th e
tion Billows another rapidly throughout the three hours neces­
R o b e rt H e n d ric k s.
tin e in a n d puff it o u t a g a in its e f ­
tio n . T h e m a n a g e m e n t is g la d to r e ­
d e v e lo p in g f r u it, c a u s in g it to rip e n
sary to produce it. The .school pays a royalty for this produc­
fe c ts w ould n o t be so h a rm fu l. p o rt th e i r h a v in g e n g a g e d M r. R a s ­
tion. You cannot afford to miss it.
p re m a tu r e ly a n d re n d e r in g It unlit
REV. W. R. PLUMLEE
The
bad
effect o f sm o k in g
is t e r .,a s th e y w isli to b u ild up a re p u ­
fo r c o n su m p tio n . T h e a d u lt of th e
TO
LEAVE
GRESHAM
ca u se d
by
th e
o f ta tio n (o r q u a lity .
a b so rp tio n
('AST OP CHARACTERS.
m a g g o t is a
sm a ll, lem o n -y ello w ,
n ic o tin e an d o th e r po iso n s. S om e
TOM H A R R IN G T O N , a F o o t-b a ll C a p ta in
R ev. W. It. P lu m le e , fo r th e p a st tw o -w in g e d fly w ith b a n d s of sm oky
M errill Good
T h e m a n a g e m e n t re p o r ts good
sm o k e rs h a v e th e h a b it of d ra w in g p ro g re s s w ith th e e n te r p ris e . In a d ­
R E G IN A L D BLACK h is C hum
tw o y e a rs p a s to r o f th e F r e e M e th ­ b lnck a c ro s s th e w ings. T h is fly is
W a lte r M etzg er
th e to b acco sm o k e in to th e lu n g s d itio n to Mr. C o tto n 's c o n tr a c t fo r
BYRO N H A R R IN G T O N . F a t h e r o f H is Son
o d is t c h u rc h in G re sh a m , h u s been p re s e n t in th e field w hen th e b e rrie s
O rv ille Z im m e rm a n
JA M E S R O B E R T S , a F re s h m a n ..........
w hich a llo w s th e a b s o rp tio n of m u ch p a c k in g 7 ,0 0 0 ca se s th e y h a v e p u r ­
a p p o in te d to th e c h u rc h a t H o u lto n .
R e ith L y m an
a r e o n e - th ir d o r less g ro w n a n d d e ­
W IL L IA M E V E R E T T JA M E S , a new P ro fe sso r fro m S ta n fo rd
H e w ill leav e w ith Ilia fa m ily fo r bis
m o re n ic o tin e .
T h is
is so m e tim e s c h a se d 50 to n s o f C u th b e r t r a s p b e r ­
p o sits its eg g s, by m e a n s o f its s h a r p
new field o f la b o r th is w eek.
ta u g h t to c ig a r e tte -s m o k in g boys, an d rie s, w hich w ill p ack
R oy G ibbs
5 ,0 0 0 cases.
o v ip o s ito r, u n d e r th e sk in o f th e d e ­
DAN D A V EN A N T, fro m th e H ills
G ie n n R u c h e r
Mr. a n d M rs. P lu m le e h a v e m ad e
is v ery difficult to sto p .
T h ey a re now in th e m a r k e t fo r b u y ­
v e lo p in g fr u it.
T h e m a g g o ts h a tc h
P
R
O
F
E
S
S
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.
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ire
c
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"Gym”
G
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rg
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L
an
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m any frie n d s (lu tin g th e i r sta y lu
T h e s m o k e r in h a le s th e to b acco in g R o y al A nn c h e rrie s , B a r tle tt
in
a
few
d
ay
s
a
n
d g e n e ra lly tu n n e l
C H IA , G ood, H o n e st, In te llig e n t J a p a n e s e S chool G irl A n n a B ru g g e r
G re sh a m , w ho w ill be so rry to hav e
sm o k e a n d it p asses th r o u g h th e vo- p e a rs , B lack R e p u b lic a n c h e rrie s ,
th e i r w ay to th e c e n te r of th e fr u it.
th e m leave.
U
A
W
LEY
,
a
C
o
lle
c
to
r
Isam-
A
„
c a l c h o rd s w hen g o in g to th e lu n g s, L ttw ton
b la c k b e rrie s .
E v e rg re e n
T H R E E F R E S H M E N to r D rill S q u ad .
H is su c c e sso r w ill be R»:v. E I. T h e m u g g o ts m a tu r e m a u o u t tw o
g iv in g th e s m o k e r a h u sk y voice. |)]a c jG je rrjeBj g j a ^ G ap ra s p b e rrie s ,
MRS. W IGG1NGTON W IG G IN S, th e L a n d la d y
F ra n c e s B liss
H a rrin g to n , w ho co m es fro m F ir s t w eek s, le a v e th e f r u it, a n d d ro p to a
S in g e rs a n d p u b lic s p e a k e r s a r e o fte n G reen G ag e plum8> an d
lta lia ll
d e p th o f o n e to fo u r in c h e s, fo rm a
-MAKI AN D A V EN A N T , A ttr a c tiv e an d D ash in g
c h u rc h P o rtla n d .
o b lig e d to a b a n d o n to b a c c o -sm o k in g p ru n e s , fo r w hich th e y h a v e o rd e rs
T h e F re e M e th o d ist c o n fe re n c e , j li tt le e a r th e n cell in w hich th e y con-
M
a
rg
u
e
rite
V
o
lb
re
c
h
t
fo r th is re a s o n .
1 a t p ro fita b le p ric e s fo r th e g ro w e rs.
w b ich h a s been in se ssio n sin c e la s t I ,ruf,t a n d tr a n s fo r m , to a little bro w n
III TH T H O R T O N , M rs. W ig g in s' N iece
| , ucy P e te rso n
( ig a r e tte s a re m o re p o iso n o u s th a n T h o se h a v in g an y of th e ab o v e-m en -
It Is In w its s t a te th a t
D U L C IE H A R R IN G T O N . T o m ’s S is te r from H igh School
W ed n e sd a y , closed M onday
w ith p tip a rlu in .
a c ig a r oi a pipe. T h e tob o cco its e ll ;iOn ed fr u its , sh o u ld see J a s . E lk in g -
th
e
y
p
a
ss
th
e
s u m m e r, fa ll a n d w in ­
th
e
re
a
d
in
g
o
f
th
e
a
p
p
o
in
tm
e
n
ts
.
An
—
G lad y s B liss
Is no m o re h a rm fu l, it is o fte n less , ,n o f p E T ow le.
W ID O W M cG U IR E , E a m ilju rly k n o w n as th e ''W id o w .”
tills p u p a rlu m th ey
a p p o in tm e n t o f in t e r e s t to th e p eo ­ te r , a n d fro m
h a rm fu l if th e c h e a p e r g ra d e o f to - I
_____________ _
ple o f G re sh a m w as t h a t o f Rev. e m e rg e in th e s p r in g as a d u lt flies.
F
lo
re
n
c
e
T
o
w
le
bacco is u sed , b e c a u se it c o n ta in s less
G U E S T S A T T H E DANCE.
A le x a n d e r B eers to th e p a s to r a te of
WOODMEN DELEGATES
T a k in g in to ac c o u n t th e fact th a t
n ic o tin e . It is th e p a p e r th a t m a k e s
F i r s t c h u rc h P o rtla n d . Mr. B eers is th e in s e c t p a sse s a b o u t elev e n m o n th s
TO HEAD CAMP SESSION
th e c ig a r e tte so e x c e p tio n a lly h a r m ­
a n a tiv e of th is v ic in ity , w h e re he h as o f th e y e a r In th e so il us a little
BIG NIGHT PARADE
GRESHAM GIANTS
The
fifty o r m o re m e m b e rs of
fu l. T h e e n a m e le d p a p e r is ric e p a ­
FOR MR McCORMICK
LOSE TO WOODMEN a la r g e n u m b e r o f re la tiv e s a n d b ro w n p u p a rlu m it Is a d siv a b le to
p e r b le a c h e d w ith a rs e n ic w hich is M u ltn o m a h C am p . W o o d m en of th e
fr ie n d s . H e lias been c o n n e c te d w ith s t i r t h e soil fr e q u e n tly in th e s p rin g
W o rld , re s id in g in e a s te r n M u ltn o ­
M ore
th a n tw e n ty a u to m o b ile s ,
in te n s e ly p o iso n o u s.
I he W. O. W. b a se b a ll a g g r e g a ­ P acific C o lleg e a t B e a ttie fo r th e p a s t b e fo re th e a d u lt tiles e m e rg e a n d
T h e to b a c c o a n d c ig a r e tte h a b it is m ah w ill be in te re s te d in k n o w in g lo ad ed dow n w ith p eo p le fro n t e a st
tio n p ro v ed too h e av y fo r th e G ia n ts 21 y e a rs , a n d fo r a n u m b e r of y e a rs th e n in th e s u m m e r a n d fa ll, a f te r
a n ex p en siv e on e.
M any m en have w ho w ere e le c te d d e le g a te s to th e e rn M u ltn o m a h , w en t to P o rtla n d
h a s been its p re s id e n t. R ev. F ra n k th e m a g g o ts h a v e a g a in e n te re d th e
U
in la s t S u n d a y 's g a m e a n d th e sco re
L
s p e n t en o u g h m o n ey in th is w ay to h e a d ca m p sessio n .
M onday n ig h t in a M cC orm ick b o o st­ sto o d 9 to 5 in th e finals a g a in s t th e L. B u rn s re m a in s d is tr ic t e ld e r of soil. By f r e q u e n t s t ir r in g o f th e soil
T h e d is tr ic t c o n v e n tio n w as h eld
th e S alem d is tr ic t a n d Rev. W. J.
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