GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY,
OCTOBER
8.
PAGE THREE
1918
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when they fought and killed Amerl
they were surrounded,
th en shouted “ K am erad.
T he m others of the Am erican sol
iliers in F rance want the sam e peace
th e ir sons dem and. All the courage
of the ancient Spartan m other Is In
th e h e a rts of the women of America.
T he object of th e F o u rth Liberty
Loan 1» to bring th a t peace— a j u s t
peace, a righteous peace, an A m eri
¡¡AC E OUR MOTHERS
cans until
AND SOLDIERS WANT
The Star« and S tripe», th e official
*»paper published by th e so ld iers
the American E x p ed itio n ary Force.?
France, says e d ito ria lly about (he
emy peace
“Let the
naming of
cifists who
offensive:
weak h e a rte d who are
a co m p ro m ise; let th e
a re ta lk in g a peace by can peace.
D em ands for lum ber at 120 mills
fwmant; let th e sid e lin e rs who
In
Oregon anil W ashington for *
ve had enough of w ar; let th e se-
week aggregated «8,929,419 feet,
6t‘y inclined p ro-G erm ans who
larg est volum e of new business In
hih this war should and w ithout a
m ore than six weeks. T his represent J
cinion- let them one and all know
both governm ent and com m ercial o r
c* and for all tlia t fo r th e A m erl-
der» New business being accepted b>
n Expeditionary F o rce th e re Is no
m ills is m ore than «0 per cent g re a t
ch word as ‘P eace’ w ith th e H uns
heaien T he m an who ta lk s of e r th an It was a year ago.
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T h e S to r y o f L i 1 H a n n ib a l
The following story is th e second
of the series furnished th e O utlook
by the Greaham lib ra ria n . They a rs
published for the benefit of th e young
patrons of the library in th e hope of
keeping up th e ir in terest in th e “ story
h o u r” which will be resum ed a t th e
lib rarj in th e neur fu tu re .
B r'er Rabbit and H r’er Robin, and
ol' Miss G uinea Hen.
"H ere's po I.i’l' H annibal com e to
see you." said the Possum , “ I.i’l' H an
nibal done run aw ay from his g ra n ’
mammy a n ’ g ra n ’d ad d y .”
LIT H annibal hung his head like
as if he was asham ed, but nobodv
noticed him. They w ere all as busy
as they could be, so he ju st sa t down
Once upon a tim e, 'way down
on a pine stu m p an d w atched them .
South, there lived a little boy nam ed
ient, because hotels, railroads,
whether by rail, steamship, or
Each one had his own special work
H annibal, L IT H annibal. He lived
steamship companies and mer
automobile, you will find Ameri
and he was keeping a t It rig h t sm art.
along with his g ra n ’ m am m y an d his
chants everywhere accept them
can Bankers Assoc iationCheques
U r'er Robin was g a th e rin g all tha
g ra n ’ daddy in a HT one-story log holly berries from th e so u th sid e of
a9 readily as cash in payment
the safest, handiest way to carry
cabin th a t was set rig h t down In a the holly tree and singing as he
of bills, and because the only
your money.
cotton field.
Well, from m orning
identification needed is the
“A. B. A.” Cheques are safe,
worked: "C heer up, c h e e r-e r-u p !”
until night, L IT H an n ib al's g ran
countersignature of the owner
beceuse if not countersigned
B r’er P artrid g e was building a new-
mammy kept hint toting things. As house down low in th e bushes.
in the presence of the person ac
they are useless to anyor.e out
cepting the Cheques.
soon as tie woke up in th e m orning
the o vovr. They a’e striven-
01' Miss G uinea Hen was alm ost
it was:
the busiest of th e w hole com pany for
"Oh, L IT H annibal, fetch a pine she was laying eggs.
As soon as
Q r n t i u u , O ra.
knot a n ’ lig h t the kitchen fire.”
ever she had one laid, sh e would
"Oh, L IT H annibal fetch th e te a get up on a low b ranch and screech,
kettle to the well a n ’ get come w ater "C atch it!
C atch It!
C atch i t ! ”
for the tea."
like to deafen everybody.
"Oh, L IT H annibal, mix a ll’l hoe-
EVERY MEMBER TO BE
Hut Li’l’ H an n ib al was m ost in
TROUTDALE
cake fo’ your g ra n ’d addy’s b rea’fu s'. ” terested to see w hat H r'er R abbit
DRILLED IN BOXING
"L IT H annibal, tak e th e bunch of was doing. Hr’e r R abbit had on a
Mr. and Mrs. G. N ew m an, who
F ollow ing o u t an o rd er from th e
tu rk ey ’s feath ers a n ’ d u st
th e li’l’ apron, and
he kept b rin g in g have been living in Mrs. H olm ’s co t
h ea rth .”
tage,
have
m
oved
to
th
e
D
unean
w
ar
d e p a rtm e n t, every m em ber of
things in his m a rk e t-b ask e t.
Then
And front m orning un til n ig h t L IT he cooked th e th in g s over a fire in hom e on th e C herry I’u rk acres, tlie S. A. T. C. at th e Oregon A g ricu l
H annibal’s g ran 'd ad d y kepi hint to back of the hushes, and when it got w here they expect to rem ain for the
tu ra l College will be d rilled in box
ting things, too.
to be late in th e afte rn o o n , he w in ter. Mr. an d Mrs. D uncan expect ing. As m any as 300 men will box
"Oh, L IT H annibal," his g ran 'd ad - spread a tab iesclo th on a big stu m p to ge e a st soon.
dy would say, "fetch th e corn a n ’ and then he pounded on his stew -
A J u n io r Red Cross society has a t one tim e, 200 of them being p it
feed the tu rk ey s."
pan w ith Ills soup-ladle. "S u p p e r's been org an ized in th e school here, ted ag a in st im aginary o p p o n en ts
"Oh, L IT H annibal, ta k e your U T read y ,” said B re’e r R abbit.
w ith 100 per cen t m em bership. T h s only, an d 100 ag ain st tlie real thing.
ax a n ’ chop some lightw ood fo’ y o u r
Then B re’e r R abbit an d Hr’er ch ild ren are very e n th u sia stic in th e ir S tu d en t In stru cto rs have been a p
g ra n ’m am m y’s fire.”
P artrid g e, and B r'e r Jay B ird, and new w ork, w hich is b eg inning witli poin ted as com pany leaders to give
"Oh, Li'l H annibal, ru n ’ro u n ’ to B r’er Possum an d o l’ Miss G uinea m ak in g fe a th e r pillows und collect tlie raw men th e ru d im en ts of box
the sto re a n ’ buy a bag of flour.”"
ing. W restlin g will be done by those
Hen all scram bled to th e ir places at ing fru it pits.
Oh, L IT H annibal, fetch y o u r b as th e tables and I.i’l' H an n ib al trie d to
Mr. an d Mrs. J. R. K n a rr have re physically fitted for th a t typo of
ket a n ’ pick a li'l’ cotton of th e edge find a place to sit at, b ut th e re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e in T ro u td ale . a th le tic s, 20 men w orking at one
of the field."
w asn't any fo r him .
Mr. K n a rr has b o u g h t th e tim b e r on tim e.
So they kept poor little H an n ib al
H. W. H argiss, new coach, has a l
‘ Po' I.i'l' H a n n ib a l!” said B r'er the A ra ta tra c t across th e road from
toting 'm ost all day long, and he had R abbit as he poured th e soup. Iiis hom e in stead of th e land as It m ost a lim itless union nt of m a terial
only four o r five hours to play.
"D oesn't like to w ork! C a n 't have was m entioned recen tly , and is going from w hich to choose a team . P ra c
Well, one m orning I.i'l’ H an n ib al no su p p e r!”
tically all of th e 7 5 m en o u t for p ra c
to w ork it up in to ties and wood.
woke up and lie made up his m ind to
"C atch him !
C atch h im !” said
T he P aren t-T ea ch e r circle will tice know the gam e, having had high
som ething.
Before they could ask o l’ Miss G uinea H en, but no one did hold th e ir re g u la r m o nthly m eeting school o r o th e r experience. His g rea t
him to light th e kitchen fire, o r fill it. They w ere all too busy eatin g .
F rid a y , O ctober 11. Ail in te re stin g problem , lie says, will be tlie picking
the tea-k ettle, o r mix the hoecake, or
They had a g ra n d supper. T h ere p ro g ram is being p rep ared fo r th e of 11 men from so larg e a g ro u p of
dust th e h ea rth , or feed the tu rk ey s, was b reak fast strip , and ro ast t u r afte rn o o n .
can d id ates.
He looks for a h ard
or chop any wood, or go to th e sto re , key and fried chicken, and m u tto n
W iley R ich ard so n has m oved his gam e witli V ancouver hurrucks, how
or pick cotton, he had m ade up hia and rice and hom iny and sw eet po fam ily to th e W ilson house, recently ever, S atu rd ay 12, because all th e
mind th a t he was not going to to te tato es an d peas an d beans an d baked ¡occupied by Mr. an d Mrs. Skirvin.
m em bers of th e team are v eteran s. A
for his g ran 'm am m y and his g ran - apples and cabbage and h o ecake and
T he Red C ross m eetin g last T liurs gam e is scheduled witli M ultnom ah
daddy any longer. He was going to hot biscuits and corn muffins and day w as well a tte n d e d , and w ork was a t P o rtla n d for O ctober 19, and n e
run away.
b u tte r-c ak e s an d w affles an d m aple resu m ed in good ea rn est.
A nother g o tiatio n s, a re being m ade fo r a d d i
So L i’l' H an n ib al got o u t of bed syrup.
sew ing m achine has been loaned to tio n al co n tests, including one with
very quietly. He put on his li’l’ tro u s
W hen tney w ere th ro u g h ea tin g , th e w ork, luu k in g five in all. At the tlie U niversity of Oregon.
ers, and his li'l’ sh irt, and Ills li’l" s u s It was q u ite d a rk , an d they all went ¡electio n of officers, Mrs. Ja m e s N or
C ageball, w hich will ta k e th e
penders, an d his li’l’ shoes— he nev hom e, even B r’e r P ossum , an d th e / m an an d Mrs. L. A. H arlow w ere re place of p u sh b all, is expected to he
er wore stockings. He pulled his li'l’ l e f t L i’l’ H an n ib al se ttin g th e re all elected ch a irm an and se c re ta ry -tre a s p o p u la r a t th e college th is season
straw liat down tig h t over his ears, by him self.
u re r resp ectiv ely . P lan s w ere put ir. T he n u m b e r ta k in g p a rt in th e gam e
and th en I.i’l’ H annibal ran away.
W ell, a f te r a w hile it began to get m otion to hold un e n te rta in m e n t at a re lim ited only in th e size of (lie
He went down the road past all d a rk e r.
B r’e r M ocking B ird cam e h allao w e'en to raise funds for the field. It will he played -each day fol
th e cabins. He w ent u n d er th e fence o u t, an d he looked at I .i'l’ H unnibal j Hed Cross.
low ing re g u la r se ttin g up exercises.
and across the cotton fields. He went and th en tie began to scream ju st
H en ry P arso n s is ill at Ills homp Dr. A. I). Brown, p ro fesso r of physi
th ro u g h the pine grove past the like o l’ Miss G uinea H en:
“ Catch O n th e hill. He has been ailin g foe cal ed u catio n for m en. is tra in in g 2 !
schoolhouse, stooping dow n low so him !
C atch him !
C atch h im !”
som e tim e, and is w orse Just at pres- men to serve as teach ers for th e s e t
tin g up exercises, prescribed by th e
the schoolm istress w o u ld n 't see hint,
B r’e r Screech Owl looked down ' ent.
and th en he w ent ’way, 'w av i
iro m a tree and he said very h o a rs e
We have six pupils atte n d in g g o v ern m en t. Cross co u n try ru n n in g
the country.
ly: "W ho!
W ho!
W ho-oo!”
¡G resham high school from T ro u td ale , is being plan n ed , an d it Is expected
W hen he was a long way front
T hen all th e frogs began to say, ¡all g irls. T hey a re Evelyn an d M ar th a t as m any as five o r six com pany
town, L IT H an n ib al m et a Possum loud and sh rill: " L i’l’l H an n ib al! jo rie K endall, Opal M onahan, M arie team s will be organized.
loping along by th e edge of th e road L IT H a n n ib a l!"
and F lo ren ce B rauihall an d Mary
PLEASANT HOME COUPLE
and th e Possum stopped and looke 1
So L IT H an n ib al got up from his Bell McGinnis.
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
pine
stu
m
p
and
he
said,
"
I
reckon
I
at L IT H annibal.
MELROSE AND VICTORY
“ How do? W here you goin' LIT b e tte r go hom e to my g ran -m am m y .”
Clarence C. Lake and Miss Mamie
W ell, I.i’l’ H an n ib al s ta rte d for
H annibal? ” asked th e Possum .
Rev. E arl C o tton, recen tly appoint Denney were united In m arriage by
L i'l’ H an n ib al sa t down by the hom e slowly because his feet h u rt
ed p a sto r of th e P lea san t Home and Rev. A. J. W are on last Sunday a fte r
side of th e road and took off his and he was hu n g ry . W hen he cam e
T ro u td a le circ u it, will resu m e s e rv noon, October 6. at the home of the
straw hat to fan him self, for he felt to th e pine g rove by th e school house
ices at IHIT ch u rch next S unday m o rn brid e’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1. G.
tlie shadow s cam e out from behind
q u ite w arm , and he said :
ing at 11 o ’clock. No services have Denney, at P leasan t Home.
"I done ru n ’way llr ’e r Possum. th e tre e s and follow ed him , and th a t
Besides those already m entioned,
been held h ere for sev eral m onths
,\ly 'g ra n ’m am m y a n ’ nty g ran 'd ad d y was m uch w orse th a n seeing the
and an effort will be m ade to rehab th ere were present Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
B ut I.i’l’ H annibal
kep' me to tin ’, to tin ’ for dem all de sch o o lm istress.
H ítate th e w ork. Rev. Mr. C otton Is Lake, Mrs. Mildred Ramsey and boms
tim e. I d o esn ’t like to work. Hr’er got aw ay from th em all rig h t. He described as a young man of a p le a s F ra n cis and C harles of Loa Angeles,
craw led u n d er th e fence and ran
Possum .
ing p erso n ality and of en e rg etic n a Mr. and Mrs. H elm er Johnson and
“ Po I.i’l’ H a n n ib a l!” said the P os across th e cotton field and th e re in tu re . A good su p p o rt is hoped for.
d au g h ter C hriselda, Miss Olive Shaw.
sum , sittin g up and sc ratch in g h im th e do o r of th e cabin was his gran-
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. W uner and fam ily
self. "A ny special place you bouu’ dady w ith a le n te m . His g ra n -d a d -
M otor tru ck s have been placed on and Mr. and Mrs. Dillon, of P o rtland,
yy had been out looking for I.i’l’ tin p referre d list by tlie Council of Mrs. Velma Anderson of A lberta, Can
fo?”
"I don’t reckon so,” said L i'l' Han H annibal.
D efense as essen tial to th e p ro duction ada, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. H u n ter and
"W hy, L i’l' H an n ib al, w here you and m a rk e tin g of farm p ro d u cts and d au g h ter Jean.
nlbal, for he was g ettin g tired and
,
he had come aw ay w ithout b rea k fa st been all d a y ? " asked his gran- as a co n serv atio n m easu re by saving
Many nice p resen ts were received
"Y ou conte along of me, L i’l’ H an daddy.
Mr. and Mrs
th e cousu nipt Ion of g rain an d th a t is by the newly weds.
"O b, I.i’l' H ail,’ ” said his g ran - n u es-ary w h ere horse h au lag e is em Lake will be at home afte r October
n ib al," said th e Possum ; " I reckon t
niam m y, " h e re 's your corn m ush, 1 ployed.
13 a t Pleasant Home.
kin lake yon som ew here.”
So the Possum and L i’l’ H annibal kep' It w arm on th e h e a rth , b u t afo re
went along to g eth er, the Possum lop you eat your su p p e r, i.i'l' H an ,’ ju s ’
ing along by th e side of th e road and tak y o u r li’l’ b ask et an ' ru n ’round
Home-made Sausage and
I.i'l’ H annibal going very slowly in to th e chicken house fo’ a couple of
Lard, Sweet-Cured Ham
the m iddle of th e road, for his sh o e, eggs.”
and Bacon.
So L IT H an n ib al took his li'l’ b as
were full of sand and it h u rt his toes
W e buy Beef Cattle, Calvea,
They went on and on un til they came ket and he s ta rte d for th o se eggs,
You see, he
Ilogs, Hides, Etc.
ail at once, to a so rt of open space In singing all the way.
FARMERS. ATTENTION!
the woods and then they stopped 1 reckoned he was m ighty glad to he
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T here was a big com pany th e re — | at hom e, and to tin g again.
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