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VOL. 9, NO. 5
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
‘DOC’ ROGERS
NEW FACTORY
WRITES STORY FOR GRESHAM
T h e fo llo w in g
th e e x p e rie n c e s of
M., U. S. N. M ed.
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OREGON
TUESDAY,
MARCH 18. 1919
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BEING STUDIED
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D. A , w ho Is in R o b e rts a v e n u e y e s te rd a y , a new
j d u c te d by C ecil M offitt, th e facu lty
1st B a tta lio n , 5 th tin in ess e n te r p ris e e n te r e d in to th e ,
i m e m b e r of th e h ig h school w ho co n ­
life o f G re sh a m an d th e c o m m u n ity . I
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1918.
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to field w ork, in s p e c tin g th e hom e
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co rp sn te n sig n ed up w ith th e first th e ol<l c h eese fa c to ry .
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in g an d p o u ltry ra isin g .
fo r o v e rs e a serv ice.
W e left Q u a n ­ o f th e b u ild in g to s u it th e n eed s of
w ith p lo ttin g a g a in s t P re s id e n t W ilson. T hey w ere a rre s te d th e day befo re th e p re s id e n t la n d e d from
tico on F rid a y , May 2 4 th on th e first th e new c o n c e rn — a fa c to ry fo r th e
T h e k e e p in g of fa rm re c o rd s of
F ra n c e . T hey a re sh o w n h e re w hile b eing ta k e n to F e d e ra l C o u rt.
,
tr a in secto n a n d iu c a r n u m b e r “ t h i r ­
th e y ield , th e tim e, la b o r, und m oney
te e n ” (1 3 ) a n d p ro ceed ed to Je rs e y m a n u f a c tu r e of p o ta to s ta rc h an d
co n su m e d , th e profit o r loss on th e
C ity, New J e rse y , w h e re we b o a rd e d o th e r b y -p ro d u c ts o f th e p o ta to . It CHAS. M OLIPHANT
TERRIBLE CONDITION
ALFRED MILLS FOUND
th e U. S. S. H en d erso n in N. Y. h a r ­ is p la n n e d to in s ta ll sufficient m a ­
LAID TO REST TODAY
AT BREST REPORTED
DEAD IN HOME v e n tu re , is o u e of th e re q u ire m e n ts
b o r, (B ro o k ly n P ie r 3 3 .)
if th e s tu d e n t is to receiv e c re d it fo r
ch in ery ' a t o n ce to ta k e c a re o f th e
S aid g o odbye to th e S ta tu e o f L ib ­
C has. M. O lip h a n t p assed aw ay at
T he fo llo w in g e x tr a c ts fro m a let- |
A llred M ills w ho lived on th e hill th e h om e w ork. F ro m th e d a iry in g
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1918, o u r
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ta k in g p lace w ould o th e rw is e go to w a ste a n d be
fo u n d dead in h is h o m e la s t n ig h t at
a
f te r a lo n g illn ess. Mr. O lip h a n t w as
in te re s t anil p le a s u re . T h e m ilk is
th r o u g h th e p o rt h o les below d eck s. a to ta l lo ss to th e g ro w e r.
It w ill
O u r tr ip ac ro ss th e A tla n tic w as be in th e n a tu r e o f a d e m o n s tra tio n b o rn in S y ra c u se , New Y ork, J u ly 29, S ta te s, w as fu rn is h e d th e O u tlo o k by f 8 o 'clo ck by h is b ro th e r-in -la w , Mr. w eig h ed fo r a c c u ra te m e a s u re m e n t.
Mr.
K e ste rso n im m e­
u n e v e n tfu l except fo r th e fa c t th a t
1847. He m oved w ith his p a re n ts to h is w ife, w ho is g lad to g iv e it p u b ­ K e ste rso n .
No foam y fro th m e a s u re d lu a g a l­
we h ad ta r g e t p ra c tic e o n e a fte rn o o n , to th e c o m m u n ity a t la r g e o f th e h a lf W isco n sin w h en a boy a n d lived at
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a n d fo r th e p la y fu l ta c tic s of th e d ozen o r m o re s a le a b le a rtic le s th a t
cam e o u t a n d took c h a rg e of th e
g a llo n m u st w eigh e ig h t fu ll pounds.
d e stro y e rs . On th e m o rn in g of th e a n a p p a re n tly w o rth le ss sp o iled p o ­ B eav er D am fo r a n u m b e r of y ears. le t te r a n d fro m o th e r re p o r ts com ing
In 1866 th e fum ily m oved to F a ir- to th e O u tlo o k , th a t th e " tn v e s tig a - body. T h e c o ro n e r s ta te d tliu t Mr. E llis W rig h t und T h e o d o re B ru g g e r
" t h i r t e e n t h ” day at t t L ' e w ere m et ta to can p ro d u ce.
M ills, w ho m et his d e a th fro m a b u l­
by s e v e ra l F re n c h d e s tro y e rs , h y d ro ­
a r e s tu d e n ts w ho a re d o in g ex cellen t
It is u n d e rs to o d th a t a d d itio n a l b a u lt c o u n ty , M in n eso ta, w h ere th ey o rs " w ho c la im e d th a t th e c o m p la in ts
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loon, (s a u s a g e ) an d e sc o rte d in to th e m a c h in e ry will be m a n u f a c tu r e d by
fro m th irty -s ix to fo rty -e ig h t h o u rs.
th e s ig h ts a t B re st.
h is to ric s e a p o rt o f B re st, F ra n c e . th e B eav er S ta te M o to r co m p an y a n d e a rly p io n e e rs.
Of g re a t a s s is ta n c e to th e cla ss is
On J u ly 26, 1873, Mr. O lip h an t
T h e se a w a lls th a t N apo leo n b u ilt a re in s ta lle d la te r. T h e M cC a rte r p ro p ­
We sa ile d from B rest on F e b ru a r y - S earch of tike p re m ise s fa ile d to th e w ork b e in g d o n e by C. H. J o h a n ­
s till in ta c t a n d s e rv in g th e ir p u r ­
m a r rie d J a n e S alley. To th em w ere 25 und a rr iv e d in B oston M arch 10. d iv u lg e th e w h e re a b o u ts of a g u n of so n of P le a s a n t V alley. Mr. J o h a n ­
pose sp le n d id ly . W e w ere ta k e n to e rty h a s been p u rc h a s e d fro m M rs.
In sp e a k in g o f B rest I w an t to say any d e sc rip tio n n o tw ith s ta n d in g the
son k eep s a scien tific re c o rd o f his
N a p o le o n 's old b a rr a c k s ( P o n to n e - O live E k s tr o m by th e new co m p an y , b o rn th r e e c h ild re n , all of w hom s u r ­ th a t it is s u r e th e w orst p lace I hav e
fa c t th a t th e c o ro n e r p ro b ed und ex ­
z e n ) 'a b o u t
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k ilo m e te rs fro m w hich h a d n o t yet b een in c o r p o r­ vive him . T h e c h ild re n a re W a rre n ev e r seen. It is a sin an d sh a m e to
h e rd of tw elv e cow s an d tills reco rd
B rest w h e re we re s te d fo r th r e e day s a te d a t la s t re p o rts . B ro w n & C lev e­ O lip h a n t,
A lden,
M in n e so ta ; M rs keep m en in su ch a p lace a f t e r aU tra c te d a 3 8 -c a lib e r b u lle t th a t h ad h a s fo rm ed th e b asts fo r stu d y of
a n d th e n p ro ceed ed to o u r tr a in in g
w ith fo r e n te re d Mr. M ills' h e a d fro m one d a iry h u s b a n d ry
G e rtr u d e P e te rs o n , K ie ste r. M inne­ th ey h av e g o n e th r o u g h
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a re a . S e lle s-s u r-c h e r, a b o u t o n e and la n d h a n d le d th e sa le a n d h av e been
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people at h o m e d o n 't w ake up and , loilgillg hl th e back of th e head,
H e re we w en t th r o u g h o u r tr a i n ­ e rty . It is u n d e rs to o d th a t th e p la n t M in n eso ta. T h e w ife d ied in 18 83 m a k e th e m do so m e th in g . Men a re
h a n so n re s e m b le s th e la te G o v ern o r
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in g a n d w ere s ittin g on th e w o rld w ill be ru n on a c o -o p e ra tiv e p lan a n d in 1895 Mr. O lip h a n t m a r r ie r se n t th r o u g h th e r e from h o sp ita ls on N e ith e r
W ith y co m b e in th a t he is a “ book
an d did n o t know it. H ad th e o p ­
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p o rtu n ity of r e g u la r b a th in g access an d th a t sto c k w ill be so ld w ith th a t
an d th e y get th e sa m e tr e a tm e n t th u t cam e to his d e a th by a self in flicted
u p p lies tlie k n o w le d g e g a in e d .
A ll
to an a rm y sale s com m issary a n d en d in view , th a t th e p ro d u c e r m ay vives h im . T h e re a re a lso tw o s te p ­ m en get w ho a r e w ell. T h ey h av e to
m an y o th e r p e rs o n a l lu x u rie s, w hich re a p th e b e n e fit of h is la b o r in s u p ­ so n s, A rlie W h ite o f T h e D alles an d w ade m ud an d s ta n d o u t In th e ra in w ound.
e x e c u tiv e of th e B tate d a iry m e n ’s
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le a g u e is a u th o r ity fo r th e s ta te m e n t
p ly in g th e p o ta to e s. T h e p lan seem s Roy W h ite of P o rtla n d , to w hom th e w a itin g fo r w h at little food th ey can
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th e C h e r (D e a r) riv e r a n d w hile to c o n ta in th e p o ss ib ilitie s of m an y
fo r men w ho h av e g o n e th r o u g h hell He m ad e an In v e s tig a tio n lust n ig h t
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Ills h e rd
h e re tw o a rm y m en w ere d ro w n ed , b en efits to th e p eo p le o f th is d is ­ b ro th e rs . M. O lip h a n t o f D ay to n , O re­ itse lf. W h ile in B rest we w ere ju s t
gon a n d L. L. O lip tia n t o f K ie ste r, th e sam e as p ris o n e rs ; we w ere a l­ an d is o u t th is a fte rn o o n co v erin g m ore in th e p a st five y e a rs th a n th e
w ho w e re s ta tio n e d on th e o th e r sid e tr ic t.
An in q u e s t w ill
of th e riv e r, b u t o u r a tte m p ts to
M in n eso ta, a s is te r. M rs. J u liu s Ot- low ed no fre e d o m , w o rk in g in th e th e g ro u n d a g a in .
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A profit o f $177, less th e c o st of
a g a in xvere of no a v a il. O u r b u n ch
tw o d ay s an d tw e n ty -o n e m o re w ould
ENTERTAIN SOLDIERS c h ild re n a re le ft to m o u rn .
feed, is Hhown fo r ii m o n th , on th e
w ere lu c k y fo r we h ad no a c c id e n ts
h a v e finished m e as s tro n g ns 1 am
S en ior-Ju n ior P lay.
T h e O lip h a n ts cam e to G resh am W e did not g et e n o u g h to e a t to keep
w h a tso e v e r, ex cep t th a t o u r m asco t
re c o rd of tw e lv e cow s of th e J o h a n ­
T h e G. A. R. v e te r a n s a n d W o m en 's ten y e a rs ag o an d b o u g h t a c re a g e in us alive very lo n g an d th o s e w ho had
At a re c e n t m e e tin g of th e s e n io r son h e rd .
" B o b ” a la rg e E n g lish B ull te r r io r
A llo w in g $100 a m o n th
w as ta k e n sick a few d ay s b efo re R elief C o rp s h eld
th e ir r e g u la r W h ite h e a d a d d itio n , w h e re th ey b u ilt no m oney w ere c e rta in ly o u t of luck. and ju n io r c la sse s a t th e h ig h school fo r su lu ry to th e o w n e r uh a h e rd s ­
we le ft an d we h ad to sh o o t him .
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m o n th ly m e e tin g a t th e g ra n g e h a ll a h o m e. A y e a r la t e r th e y sold th e
m an , ten p e r c e n t fo r d e p re c ia tio n
On A u g u st 2 5 th , 1918 th e 1st M a­
e a t. I h avp m any th in g s to te ll you
play w as a n n o u n c e d . W ith th e class
c h in e G un R e p la c e m e n t B a tta lio n , on S a tu rd a y . T h e u su a l r o u tin e b u s ­ p lace an d b o u g h t th e fa rm a m ile a n d w hen I g e t hom e.
an d six p er cen t in te re s t, th e h e rd Is
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h a v in g finished its tr a in in g , s e t sail in ess of th e tw o o rd e r s w as tr a n s a c t­ a h a lf s o u th e a s t o f G re sh a m wTiere
I h av e a few so u v e n irs fo r you th a t a d v ise rs, M iss
sh o w n to pay a profit o f six te e n p er
in C h ev eau x 8, H o m m es i n fo r an ed, tw o new m e m b e rs, Mrs. S. R. th e y liv ed u n til tw o w eeks ag o , w hen I slip p e d by w ith . W h ile at B rest I G ood, th e u p p e r c la ssm e n w ill p re ­
c e n t on a n in v e s tm e n t of $5800.
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in g th r o u g h N ev ers. B o u rg e s, D John. K ltz m ille d an d M rs. A m elia M ew hir- th e y so ld it a n d m oved to G resh am . sp e c t an d my love fo r yon.
T h e e n tir e cla ss of tw e n ty -fo u r
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Mr. O lip h a n t h as b een a p a tie n t
Is -s u r-T ille a n d N e u fc h a te a u d ro p p ed te r b e in g in itia te d in to th e R elief
s tu d e n ts lias a lre a d y en g a g e d in hom e
a n c h o r in
B arisey le C ote, from C o rp s.
s t a r t a t once. It is fu ll of te n s e s i t­
At th e in v ita tio n of P o st s u ffe re r fo r th e p ast 15 m o u th s, to ;
G rade Sch ool N ew s,
p ro je c ts o r else will do so in th e n e a r
w hich v illa g e w e p ro ceed ed by good C o m m a n d e r W o n a c o tt, tw o re tu rn e d m o u th s of th e tim e b e in g co n fin ed to
T h e r e ’s a v illa in — not to fu tu re . B ert H e rb e rt o f B o rin g an d
T h e sa le o f T h r if t s ta m p s goes on u a tio n s.
old U. S. A. m o to r tr u c k s to jo in th e
5 th an d 6tli re g im e n ts of m a rin e s s o ld e rs G uy I). Jo n e s a n d C h ase St. h is bed. H is tro u b le w as le a k a g e of a p a c e a t th e g ra d e school. T h e rec­ m en tio n a d a sh in g a rm y b rid e g ro o m W illiam B u tle r o f F a irv ie w a re m a k ­
F o llo w s th e
a n d th e 6 th M acah in e G un B a tta lio n C la ir w e re h o n o re d g u e s ts of th e th e h e a r t a n d h a rd e n in g o f th e liv er. o rd s of sa le s a re ta b u la te d w eekly on a n d a w insom e b rid e.
in g an e x c e lle n t sh o w in g in p o u ltry
U. S. M. C. T hq 1 st M ach in e G un v e te ra n s an d la d ie s a t th e w ell a p ­ H is w as o f an u n selfish , k in d d isp o si­ th e b u lle tin b o ard In th e a ssem b ly c a st of c h a r a c te r s :
ruining.
H aro ld A yers of P le u su n t
R e p la c e m e n t B a tta lio n (1 5 0 -1 5 1 -1 0 1 p o in te d noon d in n e r p re p a re d an d tio n , as th o s e n e a re s t to h im testify .
R ach el P e te rso n V alley sh o w s a profit on u sm a ll flock
h a ll; a n d th e r e is q u ite a bit of riv a l­ W a itre ss
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