T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 8,
NO. 10
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON.
T
TUESDAY, APRIL 2
TUESDAYS
AND
F R ID A Y S
J
1918
$150
PER YEAR
RACING SPORT AUTO RECORD TERRITORY EMBRACED IN LIBERTY NAVAL DRIVE POLITICS ARE
ASSURED FOR
LOAN DRIVE IN EAST MULTNOMAH WANTS QUOTA BEGINNING TO
COUNTY FAIR A BUSY PLACE Appeal to Investor* to Preserve the Credit of This Dis FOR OFFICERS SIZZLE A BIT
14896108
trict and Put It Over the Top.
Many people have been wondering
An added incentive was given the
why such a strenuous exhibition of
Despite the war situation and the
recruiting
drive of the Naval Re impending liberty loan drive politics
work at the Outlook office for the
AH oi E astern M u ltn o m a h is in a te r r ito r y tr ib u ta r y to the c ity
.'es on Monday last when an are beginning to bubble and boll.
past month, when the two llnotyp s oi Gresham fo r the co m ing lib e rty loun d r iv e .’ The d iv id in g line be 8erve
noun
ent was made that the 13th Chief Interest centers in the govern
were being operated day and night, tw een the e itv of P o rtla n d and the c o u n try ig on T a y lo r avenue nouncem
between the Has. L in e and the Section Lin e roads, e x te n d in g c le a r ' Nava......................., „ ., r
1
District
has been called upon orship and senatorial fight.
and one-mile runs. Rules of the and so many new face« were to be
With
men a five avowed candidates and two more
American trotting association will be seen about the office, all busy at
n £ i
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month for the Officer’s Material ready to g et Into the scrap the gov
observed in conducting the paving work. It was no secret at any time
‘
*s iG ider the su p e rv is io n o f C. J. L u u d q u ia t, cashier School. Opportunity to attend this ernorship offers sufficient variety to
and trotting events, while the Cali- for there was simply a big Job on
ot the r ir s t S tate B ank ot Gresham , assisted by six p ro m in e n t men o f Is to be given recruits who have the
fornla joikey club rules will govern , hand.
su il all tastes.
However, general
o th e r p a rts ot the te r r ito r y as fo llo w s :
the running races.
necessary requisites. This school is opinion seem s to be that the fight Is
The Oregon Automobile Record,
I). W. A le K a y — in charge o f a ll th a t d is tric t n o rth o f tile Base
a branch of the Naval Auxiliary Re
The follow ing speed program has which the Outlook office has the con
between Wilhycombe and Olcott.
L in e road and west o f the Sandy riv e r.
serve.
tract
for
printing,
was
the
reason
for
been arranged, together with the
In the senatorial race the tight is
E. 11. L asley— in charge o f a ll th a t d is tric t east o f the Sandv
At the present time the school is
making the Outlook office the busiest
purses offered:
between Stanfield and McNaiy, with
r iv e r.
'
graduating
deck
officers
on
an
av
place
in
Gresham.
It's
final
pages
Thursday, September 19— 2:25
the betting getting pretty close on
< Al. Q u ic k a a ll— in charge o f a ll th a t d is tr ic t east o f the road
trot, purse, *175. Pace, 2: 25— $175. were taken off the press yesterdav across the co u n ty fro m the C lackam as lin e to the Base L in e and west erage of from 100 to 160 a month account of the popularity of Stan
The
m
onthly
draft
of
men
from
this
One-half-mile run. *50.
Mile run, and the magazine is now being hound ol the S andy riv e r.
field and the fact that he is the only
ready for distribution by its proprie
district will be transferred to the
»76.
candidate for senator who is not a
\S
illia
m
Peterson
in
charge
o
f
th
a
t
te
r
r
ito
r
y
west
o
f
the
T
r
o
u
t
U. 8. S. Gopher at Chicago. The men
Friday, September 20— 2:15 trot. tor, M. O W ilkins of Portland.
lawyer. Eighty per cent of the
dale road and east o f M ain street, Gresham.
will be kept abroad the Gopher for
The outsider may get som e Idea of
*200. Pace, 2:15— »200. Mile run.
National Congress is lawyers, every
•lames
S
te
rlin
g
-
i
n
charge
o
f
a
ll
th
a
t
te
r
r
ito
r
y
west
o
f
M
ain
the work necessary to keep the office
preliminary training to last a month,
*100.
member of the Oregon delegation in
stree t, Gresham , and south o f th e Base Line.
after which they will be moved to
Saturday, September 21 Free for bu8> for “ mon,h 011 one Job "hen it
W ashington is a lawyer and every
I
.
A
oshizaws
w
ill
have
charge
ot
tile
w
o
rk
am
ong
th
e
Japanese.
Cleveland for assignm ent to ships on
all trot, *200.
Free for all pace, is stated that the Record covers the
candidate for the nomination is a
Q uestionnaires are being prepared by the s tu d e n ts o f the G resh the Great Lakes.
license registrations for this year up
The training
*200. Mile run, *100.
Stanfield.
The
| to March 1. The number of cars am high school w hich w ill show the assessed v a lu a tio n s o f a ll persons aboard ship will run into two months lawyer excepting
The 1918 premium list is in
further fact thut the administration
on
the
la
x
ro
ll,
and
a
personal
canvass
w
ill
he
math*
by
the
s
o
lic
ito
rs
when the men will be returned to
course of preparation. The special ¡listed is 40,840, exclusive of motor fix in g a quota fo r each w hich he is expected to subscribe fo r.
Is calling for the services of practi
the Gopher for final selection. Sub
com m ittee from the iair hoard made cycles and dealers’ auto licenses The
cal business men is another argument
So
ta
i
th
ere
have
been
te
w
announcem
ents
fro
m
th
e
g
o
ve
rn
m
e
n
t
sequently. short cruises wilt be tak
its final report yesterday and the magazine contains 14«» pages of
e x c e p tin g the date o f the d riv e w hich w ill begin n ext S a tu rd a y a n il en by the prospective officers and in Stanfield’s favor, for he is ac
copy was approved. The book will ’
knowledged to be one of the biggest
the rate o f in te re s t to be p a id , to g e th e r w ith the am o un t to be sub
be issued in about two mouths and chine required at least one line of scribed w hich is th re e b illio n d o lla rs at 4 1/, per cent in te re s t per they will be picked according to in and brulniest men of the state
dividual merit. Those who do not
will be given its usual wide circula space and som etim es two. To this annum .
For some time It looked like wool
measure up to the required standard
tion among prospective exhibitors n,usl b,‘ added a ,arK*‘ »umber of ad
was
going to be the issue In the
I
erins
ol
paym
ents
have
not
been
made
kn
ow
n
to
the
Gresham
will be given whatever other rating
and ail others Interested in the fair, i vertige meuts and other information.
senatorial campaign, but when It was
hanks, hut it is know n th a t the P o rtla n d c le a rin g house has adopted they prove qualified to fill.
In
printers’
parlance
there
were
The list of superintendents will be
shown beyond question that the wool
the plan o f five paym ents. M ore specific in s tru c tio n s w ill he had by
Qualifications necessary for en
larger this year than ever before and over .',26,1)00 ents picu set in the text
the end o f the week, perhaps in tim e fo r the n e x t issue o f the O u tlo o k . trance to the school require an edu grower received only from 41) Io 65
of
tile
licenses.
That
woulti
mean
several new’ ones have been named
M r. L u n d q u is t, w ho is in charge in th is d is tric t, desires th a t the cational training equivalent to at cents a pound for his wool, and Hie
to take charge. The livestock depart more than 84,000 IncheH of slugs
p u b lic he L illy impressed w ith the idea th a t s u b s c rip tio n s made here least completion of a high school consumers and knitters had to pay
from
the
linotypes
set
end
to
end,
or
ment has been divided under three
he g ive n to th . a u th o rize d s o lic ito rs named above. T h is is necessary course, Includtug a good knowledge from *4.50 to *7.00 a pound for
heads with H. G. Mullenhoff in gen over 7000 feet— more than one and
in o rd e r th a t Eastern M u ltn o m a h he given c re d it fo r e v e ry cent sub of trigonometry and logarithm s. yarn, the charge of profiteering on
one-third
miles.
These
slugs
make
eral charge. The Women’s depart
scribed
herein.
A s u b s c rip tio n made at a P o rtla n d bank w ill he The age lim it Is 21 to 30, Inclusive. the part of the wool growers fell fiat.
ment has a general superintendent more than 50,000 lines. Count that
This put It up to the manufacturers
cre
d
ite
d
there
and
th a t c o n d itio n m ay te nd to d e p riv e th is d is tr ic t o f
also the floral. A new division or ,na,iy ,n “ book of ftr,e Prlnt an<>
The Naval Reserves at present are and State Treasurer Kay rushed Into
the
c
re
d
its
w
hich
w
o
u
ld
h
e
lp
to
m
ake
u
p
the
fu
ll
a
m
o
u
n
t
w
h
ic
h
it
medicinal herbs and minerals ha:- j ll<lge at < ordingly ol the work neces-
en listin g second class seamen and
print to show that the manufacturers
Those desiring a
been created. Follow ing is a com- sar' 1,1 Pro<*uc«' tbe issue. The press- is expected o f the people here. T he quota o f Eastern M u ltn o m a h is radio operators.
were net profiteering.
Who is the
not
kn
ow
n
ye
t,
hut
it
w
ill
he
large
enough
fo
r
the
w
e
a
lth
o
f
its
in
h
a
b
plete list of the superintendents who w o,k ’
binding and trimming
chance to attend the officers’ school profiteer hasn't been decided as tile
ita
n
ts
am
i
every
cent
is
necessary
to
p
ut
it
o
ve
r
the
top.
will have charge of the various d e - ! ” n’KO * bie J°b n‘'<PB’iar> to com-
would be required to enter the serv question is still being persistently
plete the book
They all take time
ices as second class seam en, and as discussed In the Portland papers, but
partments:
SALQUIST HOME BURNS
POWELL VALLEY SCHOOL
Grounds and decorations..H. A. Lewis | an‘* ,'xPt‘rt help
ON SUNDAY MORNING
BOOSTS LIBERTY LOAN such, if their qualifications are they all agree that the wool grower
The next big job for the Outlook
deemed to fit them for training as Is the under dog because while his
Pavilion
A. F Millet
The farm residence of Peter Sal-I z Tbu Parent-Teachers’ association line officers, they undoubtedly will
Agriculture
Earl Townsend will be the Automobile Record for
expenses have gone up by leaps and
Horticulture
E. 8. Jeune tile state of W ashington which is al quist, at Powell Valley, was totally of Powell Valley school will give an. be given an opportunity to go to bounds, the prl7e remains stal’ionary
Even if a recruit was n o t |an<) he cannof gp„ h)„ w((<„ ()()
Floral
Mrs. Roy Kern so in process of being printed. It’s destroyed by fire on Sunday morning entertainm ent Friday evening, April school
ac
Horses
H. G. Mullenhoff first issue will contain 40 pages and about 5 o ’clock. The fire originated ’’b at 8 o ’clock, in the Interest of the. accepted for the officers’ school, count of lack of transportation. He
there would remain many other ways is being gradually squeezed to the
Have McKeown several succeeding issues will also be
Hairy (Tows
large one: , so there is with this state in the woodshed about twenty feet i l hlrd liberty loan drive The follow- for advancem ent. With the person
Milk and Rutter Test
wall.
lnK Pr°Kranl is being prepared by th« nel of the Navy on a constant In
R. l’. Rasmussen ment the offer of an apology to the away and it was also destroyed with pupils
of
the
school:
about ten cords of seasoned wood
' ""PllB ° f ' he 8chool: “ » “ « y drill. crease. and the scope of the Navy’s
GREAT CROWDS CATCH
Sheep and Hogs
A. J. Krueger Outlook readers if this paper is not
upper grade pupils; song, Lillie N el program in the war likew ise ex
Poultry
Sayler E. Smith delivered oi. time today und perhaps
A young dog had been acting
SMELT IN THE SANDY
son, Hilma Johnson, Freda Peterson panding, the chances for rapid pro
Domestic Science
Alberta Allen next Friday. Every effort is being J queerly all tin evening, as if there jand M„ dred
(and
Mildred
Johnson;
recitation,
A great run of smelt was seen In
motion are plentiful.
in hand
nuuti but
dui were prow lers about, and before re- ; Kl(a
Art
Mrs. H. E. Poppleton made to keep all work in
vexatious delays occ ur so often that , trirlng the animal was locked in the tafgon
The goal o f the recruiting drive the Sandy river on Friday evening
' song, Wendall Gus-
Women’s Department
,
larence Magnuson. Chester
and hundreds of people took advant
........... t“ ««»*, Clarence
woodshed
Mrs. E. T. Weatherred delays are som etim es * unavoidable.
When the family was j Christensen an„ Ouerney W ood. which has bean undertaken is 10,- age of the opportunity to get a tig
000 additional Naval Reserves. This
Herbs and Minerals Mrs. E. Palmer
aroused by the fire and opened the
FLAX GOOD FIELD CROP
drill. lower grade pupils; violin solo,
Race Track
A. J. Krueger
door the dog was seen T L Anderson; song, Judith Larson. number Is being sought within the supply. So great was the crowd on
FOR WEST OREGON FARM . woodshed
,
lim its of the 13th Naval District Sunday that several deputy Bherilfs
More specific instructions will be
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lying on a woodpile dead.
Lillian Johnson. N ettle Nelson and which rmbruct«« W ashington, Ore were engaged in traffic work, owing
given exhibitors than ever before and
Iteeause flax grows well in western
Desperate « fforts were made to ( Em|ly SaIqu,g,
So
gon, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. io the number of autom obiles
the amounts or quantities of many Oregon anil its fiber and seed value Is ’’•‘»P ’he progress of the fire and con-
Judge George W S ta t t le t.in su rf
great
was
the
congestion
that
ma
Further
Information
may
be
ob
displays necessary to win a prize will considerable, it is recommended by
bnP
” *°
b y I lin
e it
to ’he
the shed, but lack of help Merrill
r
Merrill Good or Gresham will speak tained by applying to the U. 8 Naval chines were parked along the atreels
be given throughout the book Thus, Prof. G. R. Hyslop of 0 . A. ('., as a ! Bn<* water prevented the flam es from
in the Interest or the drive, which ia Training (lamp. Seattle, or by writ of Troutdale and the county road t
the number of apple.-, pears, peaches,
to be commenced soon. The plana ing Lieut. T O. Kllingham District for half a mile.
prunes and many kinds of vegetables of seed flax is well worth co n sid er a -|‘n flames. It was totally destroyed j r„r (hjg drl
ve are different In many Enrolling Officer, at the Navy Yard,
Many thousand pounds of tl,- tie
necessary to make a plate display tion by farmers who feed con sid er-; but a portion of its contents was
respects from tboHe of the last two. Puget Sound. W ashington
liclous little fish were caugh.
Dip-
will be given, so that exhibitors will able quantities of flax seed meal on saved All heavier articles were lost,
William Peterson is In charge of a
nets
of
every
variety
were
used,
including a piano.
know that too many an confusing the farm.
large territory including Powell Val CALLS TO TOWN FOR
ranging from the most approved pat-
The dwelling was an eight-room,
and not needed.
The Experiment station has suc
ley. At his request, this m eeting waa
HEL.P TO SOW CROPS IlPr,IH to blrd ca« ’’» ““<1 »oalotl t at.
The school project lists are to be ceeded in growing 14 to 20 bushels two-story house, built seven years
arranged in order that the people
with holes punched in them. The
furnished by the county superlnten of seed per acre. Tbe seed may be a g o .
Unfortunately it was not in-
Corvallis, Drew- Farmers are look fish could be scooptsl up by (be doz
might be brought together and have
dent and the city school superinten sold to tbe linseed oil m ills, and the sured, a policy upon it and the furni- ...
.
.
,
_
i i
, ,
.
” ” opportunity of hearing tiles« ing to the city fo r help to sow theli ens, and no one thought of going
,, , ,
,
dent of Portland. The Portland city oil cake used for feeding
Or th ■ ture having expired about three'
Many of them have away with less than u sack full.
, ,
,
veil-informed speakers explain the spring crops.
schools are to make exhibits but they whole seed may be ground up and weeks ago. John Brown had pre a
t
,
. ,,
„ . ,
,
. . .
.situation. The people o f Cedar, Vic- the land, the teat os and the s«ved for
Governor Wlthycombe cusp tided
will be separate from the country mixed with other grains, forming r i pared a diagram for a renewal of t h e ! - .,.,
. .
insurance in another company but I., ,
' 8r< B an ’
a |- Increasing the aci'eage as called for all licenses except to com norttal
schools and the two will not conflict excellent type of ration.
had not taken the risk
This w a s L ,
‘
°
- P - , of those by the food atltnlnJstratlon program, fishermen and everyone who « a n o
with each other.
Each have been
Experiments have shown that flax
.
,
dint net» are alno under I he »ur*»
took home a big load for sm oking or
B"P‘ r-
r but lack men.
awarded a stipulated sum for prizes is no harder on soils than common the first tim e In twenty years that ] vjg|on of Mr p , t(,r, o„
Retired farmers and young melt pickling. Tbe run will probably be
and each will make its own entries cereal crops such us wheat anti cate Mr Salquist hail allowed his insur
A 'Hoover lunch” will be served, with farm exp erience now working over In two or three duys and may
and have Its own superintendents. Average yields of flax do not ret:.o < ance to lapse. The total loss is about
to which the women and girls of in business eatablis& nients are asked j not come again for severj. «ears
The juvenile department has been as much plant food as average yields *3000, anti in view of the present
Powell Valley are asked to bring to g iv e up four we>skM to helping the When ii is over the end it lt.e smelt
continued for another year, but If of the cereals, and usually the r e - , cost of lumber aud other material
Hooverlzed sandw iches anti cookies. farmers put In his spring crops Men season will have arrived for tills
the replacement cost will be even Coffee will also be served
the school project work is successful turns are a little better.
capable of h and lin g big team s arid year
Any well-drained soils rich enough more
the juvenile division will probably
running machinery
an
the kind |
for wheat are rich enough to grov a
be elim inated hereafter.
HAWAIIAN LECTURE
moat needed.
PATRIOTIC GRANGES
VOLUNTEER
FIREMEN
Mrs. Weatherred of the Multno good flax crop The best results are
Merchants and m anA facturers who
ALL HAVE COMMITTEES
IN
NATIVE
COSTUME
TO
ELECT
NEW
CHIEF
mah County Fair board has been ap- obtained on moderately heavy, w. il-
have
men
,
hal
r<u,
Hpare,,
are
The
women J T h T g r a n g e are tak
pointed superintendent of the grange drained lands,
Gresham grange will have a rare
The regular meeting of the Gresh
urged to consider If a patriotic duty
a„
|nUjrpgt |p (he ,|b(>rty
Varieties of the North Dakota 155
exhibits lor the coming fair and will
entertainm ent during the lecture
am Volunteer Fire Department was
to
send
these
men
out
drlv„
M
rg
Kd„ h T()7l„r W(.vh
apolnt a com m ittee in each of the type nr« best for W illamette ville*
hou’’ at Its tneetiug next Saturday
1 he «inly way ,b ls help- can be L rre„
pha,
,
h„ grftnge
postponed
from
Monday,
April
1,
soils.
Seed
is
treated
with
form
alyi
ten granges in this county to see that
Mrs. Eilyth Tozler Weatherred v ill
.ached
Is
by
vo/uatary
en
listm
en
t
IIllltet,
w,th
the
following
ladles
each grange has a splendid exhibit. and usually planted on a firm seed I 1918, on account of non-attendance give a Hawaiian lecture in a native
Concerning
th«
nned
for
he)
»
J
W
Mrg
BlU(,ne
Woodlawil
bed
at
a
depth
of
about
an
Inch
4u
to
o
f
sufficient
number
of
members,
to
The products must have been grown
grass costum e
sh e will exhibit a
Lpw„
Wednesday. April 3, 1918. The elec- collection of handiwork and sou Brewer. Federal farm help ap. r ia lls . xra „KP Mp< „
by members of the grange in their 50 pounds per acre.
who
has
just
com
p
leted
aumi.tarix-
vUle
grang„.
Mn)
c
„ N„„ L„nH
No unusual difficulty is foun t It .tion of a new chief will be the main venlrs front tbe Sandwich Islands,
respective communities
R Kprn
Or„ghttI11
growing and handling flax.
It is business of the evening to succeed and will have some real Hawaiian Ing the crop and labor survey, tn d s Kral)gw; Mn)
FAIRVIEW
sowed with a grain drill, barvealetl ( l . G Merrill, resigned, he having music by natives of thp ocean is that an honest atternnt Is being m w'1” KranK„ ; Mrg j c Duhe Multno-
with a self-rake reaper, mower ot 1 moved away
lands
The grange is to be congra- by the Oregon farm, r to grow t lie mah gran ge. Mrs. J. J. Johnson, Ev
Fairview grange will meet In their
uinder, and threshed with he •»••di-1 All members are requested to be ’»fated on the prospect of having big crops on which Us.- success of tlfte enlog s , ar Kranj,„ ; Mlgg Edna H(,rk„
hall next Saturday in regular session.
war largely depends. The fall sow - j pleasant Valley grange, Mrs I*. An
nary threshing machine.
present at the usual hour
such a rare entertainm ent
The usual order of exercises will be
te« was Increased m ore than o n e t dersen, Columbia grange; Mrs F li
follow ed, which will be business ses
Following the plan adopted for TEACHERS WILL DISCUSS
' Irms or individuals paying officers half, and the sp rln « program ca lls «stone, Rockwood grange; Mrs. 8. It
sion in the morning, dinner at noon California and Colorado, the Food
SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTS ' blll,,'H‘*" em ployes a portion or all for a substantial rain in a> rmige. H a lj, Fairview grange. It la the plan
and open lecture hour in the after Administration has appointed a com-
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salaries and wages during the war But t.i arrj out th « program , help o f i bjH com m ittee to keep intact to
noon. Judge Robert G Morrow has mission to determine the cost of pro- 1 The regular m eeting of the Rural ;
In which they are In the serv- from th. town is nended
| the end of the war; their duty Is to
heen invited to speak and has con' ! ffucing sugar beets in Nebraska The i Teachers' League will be held in c o n -(
''nited States may deduct
The going wage is *6ty a m outh fid p in every way possible the en-
sented. W W Hall of Portland will commission has no power to fix prli es. junction with the local Institute on ’bpH«' amounts from their taxable in- wlth board
, couragem ent, enthusiasm anti gener-
be present and give a brief address but ,t lg expe< ted that Its figures will Saturday, April 6. at 10:30 a m„ in comes, according to a regulation by
' al helpfulness of liberty loan drives
Hate for EaelfM.
All are invRed to hear these speak serve as the oasis for voluntary price room 720 of the courthouse
The the Commissioner of Internal Rev
ers.
agreem ents between grow ers and p u r-, subject of discussion will be school enue.
More than 1,800 tons of anthracite
A large selection of sprln„ bats for
women and children this we.»k at th e coaJ were condemned in P ennsyl
chasers of sugar beets
entertainm ents
Each teacher will j
Save a loaf of bread a week. Help Oretham Milliner) shop
Remember the Wheatleee sad
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be asked to tell about some number win the war.
vania markets by representatives of
Have you enlisted in the army of Or program which has been found to
Meatless Days and keep them
the
fuel administration recently In
For Sale.
savers’* Buy War-Bavings Stamps! ( be successful
wholly.
8sy Thrift Stamp to the grocer
"Bbleb Six”, alm ost bn ind u pw I the campaign Io compel the d e |h . r>
uheap, *1150
Cali 0u<J o«k
if of clean coal
Three day« of good racing «port
will he furnished the public at the
coming county fair
There will be
a racing card on each of the last
three day«, including harness races