G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 8, GRESHAM, NO. 24 MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1918 TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS >1.60 PER YEAR TWO GREAT EVENTS DRAW VAST NO SLACKERS LOCAL BOY UNION HIGH INCUMBENTS CROWDS ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON IN VOLUNTEER GRADUATING VICTORIOUS GOES UP IN CLASS IS 28 IN PRIMARY CONTRIBUTORS AEROPLANE lte g u e r's o p e ra h o u se w as o v e r­ jf re d 8t. C la ir anil Miss M abel M etz­ ta x e d in s e a tin g c a p a c ity on S unday g e r w ere second choice 111 th e c o n te s t a fte rn o o n by th e cro w d s w ho cam e to an d w ere g iven p laces as a tte n d a n ts U nion H igh school n u m b e r 2 is R e su lts of th e p rim a ry e le c tio n a re P o rtla n d , M ay 2 0 .— T h e g r e a t of Miss Dow s e tt d u rin g th e c e re m o n ­ C a rls tro m F ie ld , A rcad ia, F lo rid a , p re p a rin g fo r its a n n u a l g r a d u a tin g fully k n o w n to ev ery n e w sp a p e r read - h e a r th e p re s id e n t of th e O reg o n Ag­ ies In c id e n ta lly th e vo tin g c o n te st d riv e of th e A m erican N atio u u l Red May 14. 1918 C ross beg an in ev ery p a rt of O reg o n e x ercises T h e re w ill be th e la rg e st ,.r b u , a ch ro n JcIe of th e re8U, t8 ric u ltu r a l c o lleg e d e liv e r his m es­ e a rn e d $40.26 to r th e R< ,1 C ross D earest M o th er a n d D ad: Y our cla ss th is y e a r in th e h is to ry of th e i sa g e fro m th e P re s id e n t an d his a d ­ A larg e p la tfo rm h ad been e re c te d y e ste rd a y , w ith th e aim in view of le tte r s c a m e y e s te rd a y , th e o n es sh o u ld be k ep t fo r fu tu r e refe re n c e . sch o o l, w hich is ev id en c e th a t it is v i s e r s at W a sh in g to n . Many w ere on Main s tre e t, co n n e c te d w ith th e a is in g $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 . of w hich P o rtla n d is m a ile d on th e 7 th . G ra n d p a 's a d d re s s a g ro w in g a n d p ro g re ssiv e in s titu ­ W in n e rs on th e re p u b lic a n s ta te tic k ­ u n a b le to g a in a d m itta n c e a n d lin ­ fo u n ta in , an d upon it th e ex ercises to c o n tr ib u te $250,000. to th e L oyal L eg io n w as c e rta in ly et w ere as fo llo w s: tio n of le a rn in g g e re d a ro u n d u n til th e le c tu re was took pluce. H L. St. C la ir a c te d as E arly in d ic a tio n s p o in t to th e e n ­ fine, I w ish th a t I could have h e a rd T h e g r a d u a tin g cla ss will co n sist U n ited S ta te s S e n a to r (lo n g te rm I. o v e r so th a t th ey m ig h t w itn ess th e m a s te r of ce re m o n ie s an d o p en ed th e tire su m b ein g c o n tr ib u te d in th e It. W h en 1 re a d tt o v e r 1 could Ju st of se v e n te e n g irls am i elev e n boys, C h a rle s I,. M cN ary. see G ra n d p a up on th e p la tfo rm g iv ­ o th e r in te re s tin g ev en t th e u n v e il­ p ro g ra m w ith th e in tro d u c tio n of first th r e e «lays ot th e d riv e. as fo llo w s: ing th e a d d re s s , I'll bet he w as in his U n ited S ta te s S e n a to r (s h o rt ing of th e s ta tu e o f L ib erty a n d th e J u d g e S ta p le to n w ho, on b e h a lf of th e A , th e o p e n in g o t th e O reg o n g lo ry a ll rig h t. ti ir ls E s th e r A n d ersen , M ulvina te rm I, F re d W. M ulkev. people of G resh am a n d v ic in ity , p r e ­ e x ercises a tte n d in g th e re to . d riv e , H e n ry L. C o rb e tt, s t a te c h a lr- A n d erso n , M yrtle A n d erso n , Amy W e h av e fine sle e p in g q u a r te r s anil P re s id e n t K e rr m ad e a clean cu t r e ­ se n te d th e s ta tu e to th e cltv in a few G o v ern o r, J a m e s W ith y co m b e. fitau. Issued u w a rn in g u g u in st any fa irly good chow , a lth o u g h I, Is not a E llio tt, M ildred F o s te r, H elen llo rn - b rief but a p p ro p ria te re m a rk s. M ayor view o f th e w ar s itu a tio n a n d to ld his R e p re s e n ta tiv e s in C o n g ress, C. N p e rso n s w ho do n o t c o n tr ib u te be­ hit lik e m o th e r d e a r used to h ak e fo r e c k e r, E d ith J e lk e n , E lsie J o h n s o n , h e a re r s so m e u n w h o leso m e tr u th s K uiney accep ted th e g if, in th e nam e F lo re n c e J o h n s o n , G lad y s N eal. O live M c A rth u r, W. C. H aw ley , N. .1. Sin- c o n c e rn in g th e re s u lts if th e r e w ere of th e city an d told of how it had ing b ra n d e d us " s la c k e rs ." m e. T h e re is a la u n d ry h e re w h ere " C o n tr ib u tio n s to th e Red C ro ss we se n d o u r c lo th in g , b u t w hen we O lsen, L eisla R uby, C la ra S ales, E llen n o tt. an y d e la y s in f u r th e r p re p a r a tio n s been fu lly paid fo r by v o lu n ta ry sub- a re p u re ly v o lu n ta ry ," said M r. C o r­ w ere In th e te n ts I h ad to do my ow n T r e a s u r e r . T. F. R yan. S im o n seu , M a rg u e rite T a c h e ro n . lo r a d ecisiv e stro k e . H e p o rtra y e d , sc rip ,Io n s. S u p rem e J u d g e , C. A. J o h n s t'a r o le n e T a llm a n , M abel W ag n er. Miss D ow se,t th e n re le a se d th e b e tt. “ W e hav e no rig h t, an d m ust w ash in g . It w as q u ite an ex p erien ce. th e ev ils th a t w ould follow i d e fe a t not assunye th e rig h t, of b ra n d in g L ab o r C o m m issio n er, C. 11. G ram . Boys — W a lte r B row n, M errill 1 receiv ed a nice long le tte r from an d fo re c a ste d w hat w ould re s u lt it silk en co rd s th a t en fo ld e d th e god- lio n -c o n trib u to rs as s la c k e rs .' P u b lic S erv ice C o m m issio n e r. F. J. G ood, M ervin G ood, H o m er G o ssett, M iss G reg so u Hie o ilie r «lay, sh e c e r­ F ra n c e sh o u ld e x p e rie n c e th e e x ­ d e-s In th e s trip e s of th e A m erican " I n th is c o n n e c tio n , 1 am in re- ta in ly w ro te uie a lot of line school H adden Johnson, H aro ld L y m an , M iller. h a u stio n th a t o v e rto o k R u ssia. T h e re flag, an d h e r cla ssic a l fe a tu re s e m ­ te ip t of th e fo llo w in g te le g ra m fro m n ew s, th e first new s of U. H. S. I hav e W a te r S u p e rin te n d e n t, P ercy A M ark N au g le, C lyde S to n e, L eslie w ould in th a t ev en t be d is a s te r fo r blazoned bv th e to rc h of lib e rty N a tio n a l h e a d q u u rte rs o f th e A nter- hail fo r a long tim e. W a lra d , E dw in Y u n k e r, O rv ille Z im ­ C u p p er. E n g la n d an d th e U n ited S ta te s and b anted upon th e m u ltitu d e , se re n e , can Red C ross, w hich 1 w ould im ­ N a tio n a l C o m m itte e m a n , R alph m erm an . bu, seem in g ly ex p re ssiv e of a tirm W ell I litul my first rid e in a n a e ro - tile fa te of th is c o u n try 's so ld ie rs now p re ss on ev ery w o rk e r in th e Red p la u e la s t S a tu rd a y , b eliev e m e it w as T h e fo llo w in g p ro g ra m of ev e n ts W illiam s. re lia n c e in th e p a trio tis m of th e peo- in E u ro p e w ould h a n g in a te r rib le A tto rn e y -G e n e ra l, Geo. M. B row n. co n n e c te d w ith th e clo sin g d ay s of plt who w ould die to p ro te c t th e C ross D riv e ." T h is te le g ra m re a d s : g re a t. 1 wus sc a re d stiff a t first bill b alan c e w ith o u t h ope of re lief. " '1 w a n t a g a in to u rg e upon you a f t e r a w hile 1 got used to th e ru sli of S chool S u p e rin te n d e n t, J. A. th e school is ta k e n fro m th e sch o o l cau se sh e re p re se n ts . H is o th e r w ords co n v ey ed th e a d ­ very s tro n g ly th e n e c e ssity fo r In­ th e w ind a n d noise. I w ent up w itli C h u rc h ill. c a le n d a r: S e rg e a n t W lth ln g h a m . w ho lost a m o n itio n to m ak e h a s te in ev ery p rep s t r u c tin g th e c h a p te rs in y o u r t e r r i ­ a lie u te n a n t a n d we w ere up ab o u t D em o cratic s ta te n o m in ees a re lint May 2 6 th — S u n d ay a fte rn q o n at u ra tio n an d to sacrifice all p le a s u re s leg a, th e b a ttle of th e S om m e, he th ie e , liste d as fo llo w s: to ry th a t e o n tr ib u tio u s to th e S ec­ 1 2 ,0 0 0 fe e t a n d tr a v e lin g fro m 90 to 2 :3 0 oclo ck in th e M eth o d ist E p isco ­ h av in g received 32 w ounds d u rin g o f liv in g fo r th e cau se. U n ite d S ta te S e n a to r. O sw ald W est o n d W a r F u n d a re to be v o lu n ta ry in 100 m iles p e r all th e tim e , so you can p al c h u rc h I)r. J o s h u a S ta n s fie ld will th e e n g a g e m e n t, w as th e n In tro ­ A review o f th e g ra in s itu a tio n r e ­ G o v ern o r, W a lte r M. P ierce. ev ery sen se of th e w ord. p re a c h th e se rm o n to th e g ra d u a te s im a g in e w h at an e x p e rie n c e t, was. v eale d th e fact th a t E u ro p e lias been duced. H e to ld a p lain b u , e x p ressiv e N a tio n a l C o m m itte e m a n , W 11 "A r' to i,laf m ercy th a t It Is H aled May 2 0 th , 1918 S ev eral la rg e d o n a tio n s h av e been J u d g e of C irc u it C o u rt, D ep art m a d e , som e a m o u n tin g to a h u n d re d ¡m ent No 2, R o b ert G. M orrow . ItKFOHT OF THE CONDITION OF d o lla rs o r m o re B u sin ess h o u ses a re Ju d g e <»r C irc u it C o u rt, D ep art c o n tr ib u tin g g e n e ro u sly an d num< r- rnent No 4, G eo rg e W S ta p le to n . ot$s in d iv id u a ls a re s u b s c rib in g doit J u d g e of C irc u it C o u rt, D epart ble th e a m o u n ts th ey g av e th e las, m«-nt No. 6. C. U. G a n te n h e ln . NO. 136 S ta te S e n a to r. 1 3 th D istric t. J o h n d riv e. At G re sh a m , O reg o n , a t th e clo se o f b u sin e ss May 10, 1918. The c a m p a ig n will la s t all th is q ( | | B E HO I R IE S w eek, b u t th e c o m m itte e s a re s tr iv ­ S ta te S e n a to r, 1 4 th D istric t, W L o an s anil d is c o u n ts $ 2 1 1 ,8 3 0 80 in g to g e , th r o u g h lo n g b efo re th e B an k s, O v e rd ra fts , se c u re d a n d u n se c u re d Non« Dis, r i e t . la s t day. S om e w ill be d o n e to n ig h t R e p re se n ta tiv e , 17th 88,818,82 B onds an d w a rra n ts 27 8.06 S to ck s, s e c u ritie s , J u d g m e n ts, etc - a n d a ll a re m a k in g an e a r n e s t ef- , D avid E. L o fg re n . 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 B u n k in g bo u se fo r t to re p o r t a victo ry o f 100 p e r* R e p re se n ta tiv e s, 18th D istrict, 4,359 75 F u r n itu r e an d fix tu res c e n t. Som e of th e m w ill p ro b ab ly Jo h n II. C offey, K K K ubli, D. C. 2 ,3 6 0 .0 0 O th e r real e s ta te o w ned L ew is, H e rb e rt G o rd o n , E C. Mc- succeed. 1,888.18 Due from b a n k s (n o t re s e rv e b a n k s ) 49,87 1.93 Due from ap p ro v e d re s e rv e b a n k s ------------------------F a rla n d , O scar W H o rn e, O W. 4 21.20 C h eck s a n d o th e r «'ash Item s FAIRVIEW MERCHANT H o sfo rd , Jo se p h G, Ri< hards«,n ; I 11 E x c h a n g e s fo r c le a rin g ho u se S U F F E R S F I R E L O S S C hester C. Moore, 11. L Idlem an. 19,881.3« C ash on h an d Oren E. R ic h a rd s , E. E. S m ith . 20.00 O th e r re s o u rc e s F ire a b o u t o n e o 'clo ck to d ay co m ­ C o u n ty c o m m issio n e rs, R u fu s C. p le te ly d e stro y e d th e s to r e o f Davis <354,149.17 Total H o lm an , R alp h W H oyt. * S on. w ith th e g r e a te r p a rt of th e ir I Sheriff. T hom as M. H u rlh u rt. MAMILITIKH. $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 C a p ita l sto ck paid in la rg e sto c k . T h e b u ild in g c o n ta in e d j C o u n ty c lp rk , Jo se p h W. B ev er­ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 S u rp lu s fu n d a h a ll on th e seco n d flo o r a n d liv in g idge 3,430 38 U n d iv id ed p ro fits, less e x p en ses an d ta x e s p aid room « fo r th e fam ily In th e re a r, a l­ 3.4 18 51 P o sta l sa v in g s h an k d e p o sits C o u n ty tr e a s u r e r , J o h n M Lew is so g a ra g e and s to re h o u s e The In d iv id u a l d e p o sits s u b je c t to check 181,448 1 C o u n ty a u d ito r. Sam B. M artin . 779.92 D em and c e rtific a te s o f d ep o sit a m o u n t o f loss is u n k n o w u . bu t w ill C o u n ty s u rv e y o r, It. C B o n ser 3.8 55 9 5 C a s h ie r ch e c k s o u ts ta n d in g p ro b a b ly a m o u n t to se v e ra l th o u s ­ C o ro n e r. E a rl S m ith . 131.220.28 T im e am i sa v in g s d e p o sits a n d d o lla rs T h e o rig in of th e fire Is | O th e r lia b ilitie s 40 N o tic e In M odern W o o d m e n o f su p p o sed to h av e been a d e fectiv e FIRST STATE BANK 7/lP GREATEST M o B H afr IN THE W O RLD -J» A m e ___ ric a . Th(>r(> w(J| # gpet.,a , mPetln g of Qref,ham Cam p 13160, T h u rsd ay , May 23d, a t 8 o'clock p m , In M, W A hall. All W oodmen are urged to be present. Im p o rtan t b u s­ iness. Stop reading here and tu rn to the E 8 McCORMlCK. Clerk w ant ad colum n. B L. WALRAD, Consul flue, as It s ta rte d above the living room s T he G resham fire depart- m ent responded to a call for help and rendered such assistance as was possible. A j j This is Red Cross Week All funds Raised by Voluntary Subscription Don’t W ait to be Asked T h u llrea te it Mothei n itr e l hing forth her ha m il to all in need to Jew or He n t tie, to block or white, kn o w in g n o fa v o ritei Nhe it ever realty to com fort at a tim e u hi n eom fort n needed Khe u warming thouiam li. feed ­ ing Ihouiandi. heating th o u ia m li. from her gem-rout ttore, a t the n en abled to do by our voluntary contribution! The ffrea te tt M other in th e World m the tied Crott. " * T o ta l.................................................................. I 149 17 S ta te of O regon, C ounty of M ultnom ah, ss. 1, C. J. L u n d q u ist, C ash ier of th e above-nam ed bank, do solem nly sw ear th a t th e above sta te m e n t Is tru e to th e best of my know ledge and belief. C. J. L u ndquist, C ashier. Subscribed and sw orn to before me th is 20th day of May, 1918 L. NYSTROM, N otary Public. My c o m m issio n e x p ire s A pril 8 th , 1920. C o rrect A tte st: A. M eyers, Theo. B rugger, C, J. L u n d q u ist, D irectors.