T W IC E
W EEK
VOL. 7,
G resham O utlook
NO. 8
FIRST ANNUAL
OBSERVANCE OF
THE BOY SCOUTS
N ext S a tu rd a y w ill be (lie first a n ­
n u a l a n n iv e r s a ry o f tlie o rg a n iz a ­
tio n of th e boy sc o u ts in G re sh a m ,
an d Scout M a ste r Geo. F. H oney h a s
a rra n g e d a
m ost
in te re s tin g p ro ­
g ra m to be g iven in M e tz g e r's h a ll
th a t e v e n in g b eg in n in g a t 8 o ’clock.
Mr. Ja s . E. B ockw ay. sco u t e x ec­
u tiv e of P o rtla n d , w ill be th e p r in ­
cipal sp e a k e r.
lie w ill ex p lain tin
aim s an d m e th o d s of th e boy sco u t
m o v em en t, g iv in g so m e p e rs o n a l ex
p e rie n c e s in c o n n e c tio n w ith th e f o r ­
ty tro o p s w hose m e m b e rsh ip to ta ls
a b o u t 800 boys, in th e city .
In c id e n ta l ite m s on th e p ro g ra m
w ill be, k n o t-ty in g , a n d so m e first
aid
d e m o n s tra tio n
by
G resh am
sco u ts.
"D o a good tu rn d a ily ,” is a boj
sco u t m o tto , th a t o u r boys a re tr y ­
ing to p ra c tic e .
T h e e n te r ta in m e n t is free, but a
n ick le c o lle c tio n w ill be ta k e n to
h elp th e boys pay th e h a ll re n t.
E v ery b o d y is c o rd ia lly in v ite d ,
w ith a sp ecial in v ita tio n to ev ery
m em b er of th e u n io n h ig h school.
E ig h t p. m ., S a tu rd a y , M arch 31.
C om e a n d let th e boys know th a t
you a re In te re s te d in th e i r a c tiv itie s
an d give th e m a good sen d -o ff fo r th e
new y ear.
G re sh a m T ro o p No. 1 w as r e c e n t­
ly a d m itte d to th e ju r is d ic tio n o f th e
P o rtla n d C ouncil o f
Boy S co u ts,
w hich is officered as fo llo w s: p re s i­
d e n t, W. W. C o tto n : vice p re s id e n ts ,
A dolph W olfe, S. H enson. D o rr h
K easley ; tr e a s u r e r , .1. K. G ill: s e c ­
r e ta r y , C has. F. B erg ; sco u t e x tc u -
tiv e, J a s , E. B rock w ay .
O ne y e a r a g o th e G re sh a m tro u p
w as o rg a n iz e d w ith sev en m em b ers
an d now n u m b e rs 23. T h e in te re st
h a s grow n a n d th e boys h av e been
g re a tly b en efited by th e i r tra in in g .
It is c o n te m p la te d
th a t a n o th e r
tr o u p w ill be fo rm ed so o n in o r n e a r
G resh am .
T h e sco u ts m eet at th e g ra n g e h all
F rid a y n ig h ts , tw ice each m o n th .
At th e last m e e tin g , on M arch lt i, a
p le a s a n t
s u r p ris e
w as
g iven tie
scout m a s te r, Geo. F . H oney, in th e
sh a p e of a lu n c h e o n p re p a re d an d
se rv e d by th e boys. T h e ta b le was
a ttr a c tiv e ly d e c o ra , ed a n d a jo lly
tim e w as had . T h e re w ere 18 boys
p re s e n t.
The
occasio n
was
tile
b irth d a y of th e sco u t m as,« r.
GRESHAM.
HIGH SCHOOL DRAMA
GLITTERING SUCCESS
T h e peo p le of G re sh a m a n d v ic in i­
ty fo u n d o u t cpi F rid a y n ig h , w h at
h a p p e n e d to J o n e s . T h a t liv ely c o m ­
edy d ra m a w as ably p re s e n te d by th e
h ig h school ju n io rs to a fu ll-c a p a c ity
h o u se , a n d it w as n o t o n ly w ell r e n ­
d e re d b u t w as w ell receiv ed by th e
a u d ie n c e .
Wlierf- all did so w ell it w ould be
th ro w in g u n n e c e ss a ry b o u q u e ts to
s in g le o u t an y o n e o r m o re of th e
p e rfo rm e rs fo r sp ecial m e n tio n . F o r
a m a te u rs th ey 11 d id th e i r b est, an d
a c c e p ta b ly so. O ne th in g sto o d oil,
p ro m in e n t e v e ry a c to r a n d a c tre s s
iiad th e i r lin es so well m em o rized
th a t p ro m p tin g w as not n eed ed .
T ile h ig h si-heel o rc h e s tra r e n ­
d e re d som e very e x c ellen t m u sic b e­
tw e e n a c ts , an il d ie q u a r te t s in g in g
w as g o o d ; a lso 'h e solo, "O n ly a
Y ear A go” by E d e lla T ow le.
T h e re c e ip ts w ere s a tis f a c to r y , th e
net p ro fits b ein g so m e w h e re a ro u n d
fifty d o lla rs.
AN AMERICAN FLAG
AND HAMMER GONE
A n o th e r ra id w as m a d e on th e fa ir
g ro u n d
b u ild in g s by so m e o n e o r
m o re p e rs o n s w ho w ere e v id e n tly
h o p in g to find s o m e th in g w o rth
s te a lin g . S ev eral d o o rs w ere fo rced
o p en in th e p av ilio n a n d th e c a fe ­
te ria .
T h e lo ck s hud been b ro k en
a n d th e b u ild in g s h ad b e en * t h o r ­
o u g h ly ra n s a c k e d .
T h e only
tw o a rtic le s m issin g
w ould in d ic a te th a t th e p e rso n s t a k ­
in g th e m w ere e ith e r v ery p a tr io tic
o r h a rd k n o c k e rs.
An
A m erican
Hag a n d a h a m m e r a re gone. F iv e
new lo ck s w ere p laced on th e d o o rs
to d ay ju s t to k eep th e d o o rs s h u t, as
th e r e is very little in th e b u ild in g s
w o rth s te a lin g
AGED WOMAN DIES
AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS
Mrs. E s th e r B o v lu g d o n , w idow of
th e la te W. A. B o v in g d o n , p assed
aw ay at h e r h o m e n e a r R ockw ood
la st n ig h , a f t e r an illn e s s of o n ly a
lew day s, ag ed n e a rly 8<, y e a rs . A
d a u g h te r , Mrs. T om B lencoe, of V an ­
c o u v e r, W a sh in g to n , w as w ith h e r
m o th e r. J a m e s am i O scar H a rtm a n
a re
so n s of M rs. B o v in g d o n . hut
th e ir w h e re a b o u ts is u n k n o w n . F u -
e i.ii a n n o u n c e m e n ts h av e n o t been
m ad e.
DIES IN GRESHAM
BURIED AT ALBANY
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY.
OREGON.
TUESDAY,
MARCH 27,
“ ALONG THE MISSOURI”
T h e P le a s a n t V alley D ra m a tic c lu b Is p re p a r in g fo r th e re n d itio n o f a
co m ed y d ra m a . "A lo n g th e M isso u ri,” to be g iven u n d e r th e d ire c tio n of
V a le n tin e S n a s h a ll in th e g ra n g e h all on S a tu rd a y e v e n in g n e x t, M arch 31.
F o llo w in g is th e sy u o p sic an d cast of c h a ra c te rs :
1917
$1.50 PER YEAR
WALTER P BENEDICT
DIES AT TROUTDALE
W a lte r P . B en ed ict d ie d a t th e
G ood S a m a r ita n h o s p ita l la s t S a tu r ­
day. M arch 24, of ap o p le x y , a f t e r an
illn e s s o f a b o u t tw o w eeks. Mr. B en ­
ed ict w as b o rn in l'o m p e y , N. Y., in
1853 a n d w as m a r rie d to M iss W e a l­
th s R o g ers in 1879. S oon a fte rw a rd
| th e y cam e w est to In w o o d , Io w a, an d
re m a in e d th e r e till a b o u t fifteen
' y e a rs ag o , w hen th e y sold o u t th e ir
in te r e s ts th e r e a n d m oved w estw ard
j a g a in , th is tim e sto p p in g in P o r t­
la n d , w h e re th e y re m a in e d till 1918,
m o v in g th e n to th e b e a u tifu l little
fa rm s o u th w e s t of T r o u td a le , w h ere
M rs. B e n e d ic t d ie d tw o y e a rs ago.
H*’ h a d no n e a r r e la tiv e s on th e
I c o a st, th e re m a in in g m e m b e rs of his
fam ily b ein g a s is te r , M rs. E va E as-
te rb ro o k e , of W a s h in g to n , I). C ., an d
tw o b ro th e rs , Ja m e s a n d F ra n k , both
o f S y ra c u se , N. Y „ H is b ro th e r
F r a n k w as w ith h im b is la st few
d ay s a n d w ill re m a in to s e ttle up tiis
e s ta te . T h e f u n e r a l w as to d a y , T u e s ­
d ay , at Ills borne a t 2 p. in.. Rev. F.
S. F o rd o fficiatin g .
I n te r m e n t
in
D ouglas c e m e te ry , b esid e h is w ife.
SYNOPSIS.
Act 1.. W a tso n F a rm
Rip. a fu n n y h ire d boy.
B a rn e s te lls th e
s to ry . R a d b o u rn e a n d Jo h n
' 1 d o n ’, know w hat y o u r g a m e is, b u t I w a rn
you to d ro p it, r ig h t n o w ,”
Act II.
W atso n F a rm , R a d b o u rn e a n d M atti, offer to h elp J o h n w in
th e n o m in a tio n
a t a p rice. Jo h n sc o rn s th e offer. "Y o u c a n ’t b rib e m e .”
B a rn e s defies M atti,t.
M ight does m a k e r i g h t.”
Ac, III.
W atso n F a rm
T h e fa rm to be sold. M atti, b a rg a in s w ith
V irg in ia . " T o sa v e th e i r h o m e to th e W atso n s you m u st g ive J o h n u p .”
"1 w ill do as you a s k ."
B a rn e s co n ies back re fo rm e d a n d finds h is w ife,
w hom R a jlb o u rn e b ad e s tra n g e d .
B a rn e s a n d R a d b o u rn e ( o r C ra n e . I
" K illin g is too good fo r h im ."
A b a ll g o in g on.
Act IV. T h e g o v e rn o r's m a n sio n in th e c a p ita l.
R a d b o u rn e fo rc e s Matfit to g iv e him V irg in ia. B a rn e s to th e rescu e. R a d ­
b o u rn e is b e a te n . Matfit re p e n a n t a n d V irg in ia is re s to re d to. J o h n .
A RG IM EN I
Jo h n W atso n is a risin g y o u n g la w y e r an d c a n d id a te fo r th e le g is la ­
tu r e . He is e n g a g e d to V irg in ia Matfit. H er f a th e r , w ho h a s p o litic a l In­
fluence, is defied bv Jo h n
Matfit h o ld s a m o rtg a g e on th e W a ts o n farm
an d th r e a te n s to fo reclo se u n le ss V irg in ia g iv es J o h n up, an d sh e d o es so
to sa v e h im a n d h is fam ily fro m u n h a p p in e s s. Matfit h im se lf is in th e pow ­
e r of N orw ood C ra n e , a lia s R a d b o u rn , a c rim in a l a d v e n tu r e r , b u t J o h n a n d
D u stin B arn es, a re fo rm e d tra m p , opp o se an d finally ex p o se C ra n e a n d
¡TROUT SEASON BEGINS
sa v e M atti,.
ON SUNDAY, APRIL 1
( AST <H' CHAR V T K R S
W IL L IA M W ATSON, k n o w n to h is frie n d s as k in d old B ill"
T h e open se a s o n on tr o u t six in c h ­
V a le n tin e S n a s h a ll es in le n g th o r o v e r b e g in s on S u n ­
JO H N W A TSO N, h is so n , a b u d d in g p o litic ia n
R. S e a rle day m o rn in g n e x t. L ic e n se s fo r th e
N ORW OO D C R A N E , a lia s R a n d o lp h R a d b o u rn e , a sc h e m in g fin a n c ie r
y e a r m ay be h ad fo r o n e d o lla r up to
A llen Jo y May 21, a f t e r w h ich d a te th e cost
D l'S T IN B A R N E S, b u ffeted by fo r tu n e
D ave M a ste rs w ill be 8 1 .5 0 .
.WANDERS M A F F IT T , a c o u n try b a n k e r w ith p re ju d ic e d p o litic a l an d
S p o rtsm e n a re u rg e d to p u rc h a s e
so cial view s
L . L. G i> IM th e ir
lic e n se s a n d c a rry th e m on
R IP S T O K E Y . B ill's Dir. d boy
F ax o n Joy th e ir p e rs o n s, us s t r ic t o rd e r s hav e
K A T H E R IN E PA TT O N , th e v illag e sch o o l te a c h e r
W in ifre d R om an b een g iven d e p u tie s to ch eck up alt
V IR G IN IA M A F F IT T . M a n d e r's d a u g h te r
N ina Joy a n g le r s fo u n d fishing a n y w h e re in
T1LL1E W A TSO N, B ill's old m aid s is te r
M y rtle S n a s h a ll th e s ta te .
T im e in R e p re s e n ta tio n :
T h re e H o u rs.
T h e bag lim it b u s been re d u c e d
D irectio n by V. S n a sh a ll.
fro m 7 5 to oh p o u n d s o n tr o u t, o r 35
GRADE
TEACHERS
ENLISTED YOUNG MEN
FOR COMING YEAR
CALLED TO GUARD DUTY
All th e te a c h e rs bttt o n e w ere e lec t-
ed to p o sitio n s in th e G re sh a m dis-
tr ie , sch o o l, at a m e e tin g o f th e di-
re c to rs on T h u rs d a y n ig h t la s t. W ith
tw o e x c e p tio n s th e p re s e n t le a t h e r s
w ere re -e le c te d . Tlit- place of m an -
uul tr a in in g in s tr u c to r w as left o v er.
F o llo w in g w ill he Ho n ext y e a r 's
force:
P rin c ip a l, E. S. M c C o rm ic k ; Miss
M abel A rth u r .
M rs. M y rtle M yers,
M iss H elen H oss, M iss M abel In g lis,
Miss E m m a F u lle r, M iss M ae H u g h es,
M iss E s th e r E lfo rd .
M iss H oss w ill ta k e th e place of
Miss E lsie M etzg er, a n d M iss In g lis
t h a t of M iss F lo re n c e F ie ld h o u se .
M iss M etzg er a n d Miss F ie ld h o u se
w ere no, a p p lic a n ts . T h e first seven,
n am ed a re g ra d e tea« h e rs , M iss E l­
fo rd b ein g th e se w in g in s tru c to r.
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*
A m ong th e y o u n g m eh o f th is vi­
c in ity w ho a r e e n lis te d in th e O reg o n
g u a rd a n d w ere re q u ire d to re p o r t
a t th e A rm o ry in P o r tla n d y e s te rd a y
w ere G eo rg e a n d F re d C ra n e , Jo e
R oss, C a rra l
lie s lin
a n d W ilb u r
S tan ley .
L ie u te n a n t F ra n c e s B. Y eag er, r e ­
een tly a p p o in te d a s s is ta n t to 8. IL
H ull, a g r ic u ltu r a l a g e n t of tills co u n -
t.v, w as a ls o fa ile d to th e c o lo rs anti
left y e s te rd a y m o rn in g to re p o r t to
h is com m utid a t A m e ric a n
L ak e,
n e a r T aco tn u . H e is a m e m b e r of
th e W a s h in g to n g u a rd .
E rn e s , B rugg- r, it is re p o rte d , lias
jo in e d to U. S. navy anil w ill re p o rt
to th e B re m e rto n tiuvy y a rd fo r a s ­
sig n m e n t to d u ty .
p o u n d s in an y o n e d a y . W om en a re
ex em p t fro m a n g lin g lic e n se s
TROUTDALE RESIDENT
DIES THIS MORNING
A r th u r L. Van D e W a lk e r, a g a r ­
d e n e r, d ied a , h is h o m e n e a r T r o u t­
d a le th is m o rn in g of p n e u m o n ia . He
w as b o rn in M ic h ig a n , D ecem b er 9,
1856 a n d had been h e re a b o u t tw o
y e a rs
He le a v e s a w idow h e re b u t
th ere a re g ro w n c h ild re n in th e E a st.
T h e f u n e r a l w ill be h e ld o n T h u r s ­
day a , 2 p m ., fro m h is la te h om e,
w ith in te rm e n t in D o u g lass c e m e ­
te ry .
s i u i i i I h i - i I
A g ric u ltu re .
EASTER SUNDAY
INSPIRES IDEA
OF EGG SUPPLY
A pp te a c h in g E a s te r S u n d a y , th e
w o rld -w id e "e g g
d a y ,” b rin g s th e
s u b je c t of e g g s
u p p e rm o st a g a in .
T ills tim e i, is n o t a c o n c e rn of p ro ­
h ib itiv e p ric e s a n d a b o y co tt, b u t a
little essay on th e i r v a lu e as food
a n d so m e th in g a b o u t how to keep
th e m fre sh fo r f u tu r e u se..
B ecau se
of
th e i r p e c u lia r food
v a lu e , th e ir re la tiv e fre e d o m from
w aste, a n d th e e a se w ith w h ich th ey
m ay be p re p a r e d , th e i r use a s m eat
s u b s titu te s at least is o fte n d e s ira b le
ev en w hen a c o n s id e ra tio n o f th e ir
p rice a lo n e w ould not so In d ic a te .
It is p o in te d o u t, h o w e v e r, th a t
w h ile th is is tr u e of eg g s se rv e d as
o n e of th e p rin c ip a l d is h e s o f a
m eal, it o fte n
is not tr u e o f eg g s
m e d In c a k e s, p u d d in g s a n d o th e r
d e s s e rts a lo n g w ith m e a ts. It Is in
(be la t te r u se of e g g s th a t th e h o u se ­
w ife w ho w ishes to eco n o m ize can
try esp e c ia lly to c u r ta il c o n su m p tio n .
A fact w hich m a k e s th is la t t e r p ra c ­
tice e a s ie r is th a , w ith th e p re s e n t
a v a ila b ility of b a k in g p o w d er, corn
s ta rc h .
g e la tin e , a n d o th e r su ch
tilin g s, th e use o f eg g s to im p a r t a
lig h tn e s s o r to th ic k e n liq u id s is not
now e s s e n tia l, a s it w as in th e p ast.
I- imh I E le h ie n ts in E ggs.
T lie p ric ip a , food e le m e n t f u r n ­
ish ed lu eg g s is p ro te in , tlie in tro g e u -
OUS tis s u e -b u ild in g
e le m e n t w hose
p re se n c e in c o n s id e ra b le p ro p o rtio n s
a lso gives m eat*, tit'll, m ilk , ch eese,
e tc ., th e ir sp ecial food v alu e. E ggs
cun, th e r e fo re , bv s u b s titu te d in th e
db-t fo r th e la t t e r foods w ith o u t m a­
te r ia lly a lte r in g th e p ro p o rtio n of
p ro te in c o n ta in e d .
In a d d itio n to
p ro te in eg g s also fu rn is h fat a n d a
n u m b e r o f v a lu a b le m in e ra l e le ­
m e n ts, in c lu d in g s u lp h u r , p h o s p h o r­
o u s, iro n , i-alclum , a n d m a g n e s iu m ,
in uu eu slly a s s im ila b le fo rm , an d
a re believed a lso to be ric h In c e t-
ta ln e s s e n tia l
v ita liz in g
e le m e n ts
c a lle d v ita m in s.
L ik e m ilk an il u n lik e m e a ts, eg g s
do not c o n ta in s u b s ta n c e s c o n v e rti­
ble In th e body in to u ric uelil
T lu-ir
s h e lls i-o n stitu le tb e o n ly w aste m a ­
te r ia l s ;
97 p e r c e n t o f th«- p o rtio n
eaten
a h ig h p ro p o rtio n c o m p a re d
to o th e r foods is d ig e s te d . No ex ­
te n d e d c o o k in g is n e c e ss a ry fo r eg g s
a n d th e r e is, th e r e f o r e a su v ln g of
tim e , la b o r a n d fuel in th e i r p r e p a r ­
a tio n w hen th e y a r e c o m p a re d w ith
m any o th e r foods. F o r all th e s e r e a ­
so n s eg g s d e se rv e un Im p o rta n t
p lace in th e d ie, fo r uae a , tim e s In
place of o ilie r fo o d s rich in p ro te in ,
p ro v id ed egg p ric e s a re not so h ig h
as to o u tw e ig h th e o th e r c o n s id e ra ­
tions.
W holr»om«*nans of E ggs
T h o u g h w h o leso m e w hen fresli
an d c le a n , e g g s m ay be d eicd e d ly u n ­
w h o leso m e w hen old a n d d irty . T h e
h o u se w ife sh o u ld b»- c a re f u l w hen
b u y in g , th e r e fo re ,
to «-boose eggs
w hich a re a s cle a n a n d fre sh a s p o s­
sib le .
S im ila rily , th e p ro d u c e r of
e g g s sh o u ld k eep n e s ts cle a n an d
s a n ita r y und s h o u ld collect '•ggi
fre q u e n tly . Il is also well Io Insure
th e p ro d u c tio n o f eg g s w lt.i good
k ee p in g q u a litie s by p ro d u c in g unlv
in f e rtile eg g s a f t e r Hie h a tc h in g sea
Hon.
< old S to r a g e E g g s.
B ecau se fe w e r e g g s a re p ro d u c e d
In th e m ost p o p u lo u s re g io n s of tin-
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