Gresham outlook., June 24, 1919, Image 1

V ictory G od dess C ontest to End W ith V ote A uction and F ree S treet D ance, June 28. V otes Must Be in 6 P. M. June 26. Be T here, P ut ’Er Over
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VOL. 9,
NO. 33
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
OREGON PIONEER
DRIVE IS ON;
PUT IT OVER RELATES HISTORY
OREGON
TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919
$1.50 PER YEAR
«
Uncle Sam Strikes Quick as Mexicans Threaten
TU ESD A Y S
AND
F R ID A Y S
OREGON JERSEYS
BRING HIGH PRICES
MARION DUDLEY ELING.
O ne d o lla r, p lease!
W ho says O regon is poor? The m an
1 he re u n io n o f th e O reg o n p io n ­
Yep. a n o th e r d riv e .
T itle , The
th a t does sliouid have a tten d ed th e Ed.
C ary sa le last week, say s C. P Mofflt.
S a lv a tio n A rm y H om e S erv ice c a m ­ e e rs in P o rtla n d last w eek b rin g s tc
and th e erro n eo u s idea would have
o u r m in d s th e s to ry o f o u r tw o p io n ­
p aign.
fled
T he first 22 Individuals, Includ­
W ell, t h a t ’s d iffe re n t.
T a k e my e e r w om en. Mrs. S am u el B oone
ing a ten day-old bull calf, w ere sold
Jo
h
n
s
o
n
a
n
d
M
rs.
E.
L
in
n
c
m
a
tin
.
for $30.295. an av erag e of $1,377 p lu s
d o lla r; a n d m ore p o w er to >ou. Yes,
per in d ividual. One of the se n sa tio n s
T h e ir’s is a sto ry
o f h ig h -h e a rte d
1 know , d o u g h n u ts in th e fro n t lin e
of th e day was w hen th is baby bull
c o u ra g e th a t m e a s u re s up to th o s e
calf ten «lays old, sold for $2.100 He
tre n c h e s , an d pies, good old A nn ri- of th e o th e r tr a il b la z e rs of th e O re ­
was sold im m ed iately a fte r his full
can pies, in sta c k s , fo r th e h o m esick gon c o u n try .
sister, who brought th e m odest sum
of $5100.
T he bull calf w ent to
" B o u n d fo r O re g o n ” re a d th e c ru d e
d o u g h b o y . And y o u r sock d a rn e d am!
F ra n k l.au g h ery . of M onm outh, w hile
th a t te a r
front
’he
b a rb e d w ire sc ra w ls on th e sid es o f th e p ra irie
F ra n k Doefler, of S ilv erto n , purchased
sc h o o n e r tr a in th a t le ft Ja c k s o n
sew ed up w h ile you b o lte d th e pie.
tlie cow
It was no less ex citin g when
Jim m y Dodge, of th e w ell-know n Hood
T h e S a lv a tio n A rm y ju s t “ ju m p e d co u n ty , M isso u ri, in th e sp rin g o f th e
F arm , Lowell, M assachusetts, paid
in ” a n d h e lp e d w h e re v e r a h a n d w as y e a r, 1851. W e w ho h a v e s te a m e d
$1525 for a th ree-m o n th s h e ife r calf
n eed ed . T h a t h a s a lw a y s been th e ir ac ro ss c o u n try on a ” L lm ite d ” h av e
und $2525 for a six m onths heifer.
E a rlie r in th e salt«, som e th o u g h t D.
policy h e re a t h o m e: to len d a h a n d th o u g h t o f a tr a in o f p r a ir ie sc h o o n ­
C H ow ard, county ag en t for C olum bia
to th e u n f o r tu n a te . No tim e lo st in e rs as a s tr in g of five o r six ru d e
county, w as wild w hen he paid $1300
in v e s tig a tin g th e m e rits of th e case, w ag o n s d ra w n by a p a ir of oxen,
U ncle 8am in 1916 an d Uncle
for a 18-month h e ife r, $1500 for an
¡ V I
im m e d ia te re lie f, fo llo w ed by th e n e ­ h av e we n o t?
Bam In 1919 la so m eth in g else
eig h t year-old cow, and $1200 for a two-
P
ic
tu
re
th
e
n
th
is
M
isso
u
ri
o
u
tfit.
year-old h e ife r ju s t fre sh ; b u t it w as
ag ain , as has been found o u t by
c e ssa ry
in v e s tig a tio n .
A nd
m o re
Mexican
rev o lu tio n ary
lead ers,
lucky for H ow ard th a t he got in early.
L ik e A b ra h a m o f o ld , th e R e v e re n d
h e lp as you need it.
d
er
guard,
ord
ered
an
P an ch o V illa in p a rtic u la r. S tray
H ow ard la te r bought a n o th e r h eifer at
T h a t th e A rm y m ay c a rry o n its J o a b P o w ell, fe e lin g th e u rg e o f th e
A
m
erican
in
fa
n
try
,
cavalry
and
b u llets from Mexican g u n s k illed
$1000. As th e good a n im a ls began to
c
all
to
sp
re
a
d
th
e
g
o
sp
el,
g
a
th
e
r
e
d
artille
ry
acro
ss
th
e
Rio
G
rande
a
t
w ork of c o n s tru c tiv e so c ia l se rv ic e
one an d in ju re d sev eral A m eri­
get scarce, H urry W est, F ra n k Doefler
cans In El Paso. T exas, acro ss th e five points o n to Mexican soil to
and Hood F arm began to light for the
in O reg o n , th e p re s e n t d riv e fo r fu n d s to g e th e r h is five so n s a n d th e i r f a m ­
m
eet
th
e
A
ngeles-V
illa
troops
Rio G ran d e from Ju a re z , Mexico,
blood of Ito salres O lga I.add a n d St.
h a s been la u n c h e d tilts w eek, u n d e r ilies, a n d c h a lle n g e d th e c o u ra g e o u s
which
w
ere
th
e
n
ad
v
ancing
on
w hen Maj Gen. Do R osey C. Ca­
Mawea. W hen Hood F arm began sto
Juarez.
th e a u sp ic e s of th e E lk s lo d g es in th e o n es of h is fo llo w in g to m a k e th e
bell. co m m an d er of th e U. S. bor-
bid so an xiously th e cry went, "K eep
h
a
z
a
rd
o
u
s
jo
u
rn
e
y
ac
ro
ss
th
e
p
la
in
s
s ta te . F o r th e h om e s e rv ic e w o rk of
’em in O regon! Keep 'em in O reg o n !”
and tlicn th e real b id d in g began. H ow ­
th e S a lv a tio n A rm y h a s been ex ­ a n d R o ck es to th e n o rth w e s t.
FARMERS
FIELD
DAY
a rd soon quit, say in g it w as no use
H is c o n g re g a tio n ra llie d to him .
h a u ste d by its sp le n d id w a r effo rt.
COMMITTEES NAMED for him to com pete w ith th e Hood
fifty a n d
six ty
p r a ir ie
So it is up to e v ery co m m u n ity to B etw een
F arm . F ra n k Doefler und H a rry W est
T h e g e n e ra l c o m m itte e w h ich w as w ere m ore d e te rm in e d and gave the
re - in s ta te th e A rm y b ig g e r a n d b e t­ sc h o o n e rs jo in e d th e tr a in , five y o k e f
a p p o in te d by th e la s t P o m o n a g ra n g e Hood F arm a m erry chase for th e ir
te r th a n e v e r. H e re is th e c h a n c e to o f o xen to e ach w agon.
Í
“ F iv e y o k e! T en oxen to a w a g o n !”
to h a v e o v e rs ig h t of th e f a r m e r ’s Held money.
show o u r a p p re c ia tio n in a s u b s ta n ­
3
Som e one suys, Why pay such
Yes, of c o u rs e , a v e rs G ra n d m a
d ay on J u ly 26, m e t a t th e fa ir prices for Buch in d iv id u a ls? L et me
tia l m a n n e r.
I.e t th is be no ta m ­
?
I
J
o
h
n
s
o
n
;
a
n
d
th
e
y
w
ere
so
re
ly
n
e
e
d
­
g ro u n d s on S u n d ay a n d a p p o in te d ask, “did you see th e in d iv id u a ls or see
b o u rin e co lle c tio n of n ic k e ls an 1
9 c o m m itte e s to w o rk up th e v a rio u s the com pactness of th e ir line of b reed ­
d im es a n d co p p ers.
T h e S a lv a tio n ed as th e w ag o n s c re a k e d a n d s t r a i n ­ 3
ing? T ake, if you will, Boise Q ueen,
fe a tu re s of th e d ay . U n u su a l In te re s t the m o th er of St. M aw es; Boise Ro-
A rm y n e v e r h a s h a d e n o u g h fu n d s to ed th r o u g h th e p asses o r g a p s in th e 1
No tickets can be voted after 6 p. m., Thursday, 3 lias
E ach b r u te p u lle d e
been m a n ife ste d In th e com ing saire, th e $5100 cow ; also, th e m o th er
m eet th e m an y c a lls u p o n it. T h is S ie rra N ev ad as.
June 26.
th e unnam ed bull calf th a t sold for
is th e tim e to ro ll up a s u b s c rip tio n h is s ta u n c h e s t, w h ile m en a n d boys i
3 e v e n t, w hich is fre e to all fa rm e rs , of
$2100. Why not pay $5000 for such
th e i r fa m ilie s a n d frie n d s.
th a t w ill c a rry on th e w'ork fo r a a n d g ir ls p u sh e d w ith a ll th e i r m ig h t
Friday
and
Saturday,
June
27
and
28,
cash
only
will
3
i
a cow as th a t, w hen bred to a line-bred
to re a c h th e top.
At th e h ead o f th e p ro g ra m co m ­ Dull such as Ito salres Olga Ladd, will
y ear.
be accepted
3
s
T
h
e
to
p
o
n
ce
g
a
in
e
d
,
th
e
g
ir
ls
a
n
d
m
itte
e
is
J
.
J
.
J
o
h
n
s
o
n
,
m
a
s
te
r
of
T h a t G re sh a m m ay do h e r fu ll
produce cow s th a t w ill sell for $5100
Saturday night the Contest will end in a big vote B P o m o n a g ra n g e . T h e o th e r m em b ers and ten-day hull calves th a t sell for
s h a r e a c o m m itte e of liv e w ire s h a s y o u n g m en p u sh e d on a m ile o r tw o i
J u s t th ese tw o of h er blood
auction and street dance.
3 w o rk in g w ith h im a re M rs. M innie $2100?
been o rg a n iz e d by G eo rg e H oney, in a d v a n c e o f th e slo w ly m o v in g i
sold for $7200.
T h ey sa n g an d la u g h e d
C
la
n
a
h
a
n
an
d
G
eo
rg
e
F.
H
oney
of
c h a irm a n o f th e lo cal d riv e. T h ey sc h o o n e rs.
3
$
Be sure to mark the name of the candidate you are
•Now you may say, Who could pay
G re sh a m an d M rs. H . A. L ew is of such a price for Boise Queen and m ake
w ill call on th e h e a d of ev ery h o u s e ­ a n d p lu c k e d th e w o n d e rfu lly b e a u ti­
3
voting
for
plainly
on
each
ticket.
It out of h er m ilk o r b u tte r fat? We
nd.
hold. T h e re w ill be no escap e. B et­ fu l w ild flow ers of th e w e ste rn h ills
9 P o T rtla
Candidates must have 60,000 votes at 6 p. in., Thurs­ J
h e s in g e rs of th e g ra n g e s a n d o th m ust not forget th e breed in g value of
te r h u n t u p th e c o m m itte e an d sav e an d p lain s. O ccasio n ally th e y sto p p e d e
such an anim ul, hut let us tak e h er pro
e rs w ho w ill h e lp w ill be o rg a n iz e d d uettona for one y e a r und com pare It
th e ir v a lu a b le tim e. Y o u ’ll be re a d y to c h a t in sig n la n g u a g e w ith fr ie n d ­ a day, to remain in the contest.
ly
In
d
ia
n
s
.
F
o
r
a
t
th
a
t
tim
e
th
e
I
n
­
9
an d d rille d in th e v a rio u s lo c a litie s witli the p re se n t y e a r's price for eggB,
¿
a n d a n x io u s to do y o u r b it w’h en you
value considered.
A q u a rt of
look o v e r th e fo ld e r th a t w ill rep o se d ia n s w ere n o t o p en ly h o stile . T irin g a
F. E. Todd and M att Shano are the committee in 3 an d w ill p ro b a b y h a v e o ne big u n ite I m food
ilk testin g 4 p er cen t is equal to eig h t
re
h
e
a
r
s
a
l
b
efo
re
th
e
field
m
eet.
T
h
e
upon y o u r fr o n t ste p s w ith th e d aily of th e i r fu n th e y w ould s it a n d w atch i
charge
of
the
auction.
There
will
be
several
auctioneers
9
large eggs T h is cow produced 12,118
c o m m itte e in c h a rg e c o n sists of Mrs. pounds of m ilk and tested b e tte r th a n
p a p e r to m o rro w m o rn in g . W ho co u ld th e th e n g re y s trin g th a t re a c h e d as
to
cry
votes
for
the
various
candidates.
3
f
a
r
as
th
e
eye
co
u
ld
see—
e
ach
ox
M innie C la n a h a n , c h a irm a n , M rs. 11. 5 per cent. C a lcu latin g her m ilk hr a
re fu se S a lv a tio n N ell sm ilin g su ch a
per cent m ilk, h e r p ro d u ct is equal to
te a m clo se in lin e , a n d th e y o u n g m en 1
frie n d ly sm ile on th e c o v er?
The best music in Portland will be out here to play B E. P o p p le to n , H. L. Bull, M rs Kay 4 4,039
dozen eggs, an d a t th e y early
9
G
ill,
M
rs.
J
o
s
e
p
h
in
e
P
ic
k
e
tt,
M
rs.
Id
a
A nd th o s e p o ste rs o f d o u g h n u t a n d boys d riv in g alo n g th e h e rd of i
for the street dance on Main street, between Powell and
av erag e of 50 c en ts per dozen for th e
B u rg e ss, M rs. M. R o llin s, M rs. C. II. eggs, th e m ilk at tliat ra te would be
g irls a n d p ie b a k e rs in th e i r ta p p y 3 00 h e a d o f c a ttle th a t w ould h e lp to 9
3
Second.
w o rth $2019.50. F ig u rin g the m ilk at
F re n c h h a ts a re en o u g h to m a k e any e s ta b lis h th e new s e ttle r s o n ce th e v I f
3 S to n e a n d M rs. C la ra S m ith .
re
a
c
h
e
d
th
e
en
d
o
f
th
e
s
u
n
s
e
t
tr
a
il.
T h e s p o rtin g e v e n ts a re b e in g a r- 11 c en ts per q u a rt, th e price m ost of
fellow re c k le ss w ith h is co in . H av e
Today’s
count
of
votes
gives
the
following
results:
3
us a r e p aying now, and we find the
A m ong th e y o u n g m en ro d e a I
1 ra n g e d fo r by T. P. C am p b ell, S. 11. product of tlie sam e cow w ortli $666.49
you seen th e m in th e w in d o w s o f th e
L a u r a S h ip ley , c a n d id a te o f th e A m e ric a n R ed C ross
.7 8 ,5 9 0 9
i
s
trip
lin
g
,
S
am
u
el
B
oo
n
e
J
o
h
n
s
o
n
.
H
ull
a
n
d
H.
A.
L
ew
is.
A
ttra
c
tiv
e
b u sin e ss h o u se s on M ain a n d P o w ell
And p u ttin g It a t tlie com m on price
O pal P h ilip s , c a n d id a te o f G re sh a m firem en
64,300 3
H a p p ie s t a m o n g th e w a tc h e rs c h a tte d i
p rizes w ill be o ffered . E. L. T h o rp e m ilk b rin g s to th e farm er, he would
s tr e e ts ?
O h, boy!
M
iriam
B
ro
w
n
,
c
a
n
d
id
a
te
o
f
G
re
sh
a
m
R
e
b
e
k
a
h
lo
d
g
e
.............
52
,5
8
0
a t u check for $363.54. W hy don’t
9 w as c o n s titu te d th e c o m m itte e on look
So be on th e lo o k -o u t fo r E rn e s t h is b rid e , a y o u n g p e rso n o f 16 y e a rs I
E va T a c h e ro n , c a n d id a te of G re sh a m h ig h s c h o o l..................... 50,640
we use m ore m ilk ? Som e say It is too
' p u b lic ity an d co n cessio n s.
S tr a tto n a n d E. W . A y lsw o rth . Thev a n d th e c o u ra g e of h e r co n v ictio n s. 9
B
high, but according to th e food value
G e rtr u d e M einig, c a n d id a te o f th e city of S a n d y ...........................50,110
G ood s p e a k e rs w ill be s e c u re d an d it Is th e ch eap est food on th e m a rk et,
w ill so lic it p re c in c t 308. In p re c in c t W h en th e tr a v e le r s s ta r te d fo r th e 3
9
a co m m u n ity s in g w ill be led by th e und a w el-balanced ra tio n a t th a t.
3 09 W ill lie s s e l a n d G eo rg e F. H oney G o ld en W est y o u n g S am u el ro d e
la rg e c h o ru s. A b a s k e t d in n e r at noon W’hen we begin to balance o u r own ra
w ill c all fo r y o u r d o lla r.
G. W . alo n e . O nly to th e s ta te lin e, h o w ­
tlons as we do o u r an im als, we will
will be a fe a tu r e w hich all w ill e n ­ annoy th e d octors leas, have b e tte r a p ­
K enney a n d W. It. K e rn wil a fc o u n i e v er. F o r a s th e tr a in le ft K a n s a s COUNTY COUNCIL MEETS,
RAKER S OARAGE ROBBED
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am
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in
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fo r p re c in c t 309
T h e y ex p e c t to
NO TRACE OF THIEVES joy. F o r th o s e w ho do n o t w ish to petites, and the m an th a t Is producing
P.-T. ASSOCIATION
b rin g th e ir d in n e r s a w e ll-co n d u cted th e best and ch eap est a rtic le of food
be m e t w ith a sm ile a n d a d o lla r. w ere Jo in ed In m a r ria g e by th e Rev.
L a te S a tu r d a y n ig h t o r e a rly S u n ­ c a fe te ria and re f re s h m e n t s ta n d s will on tlie m a rk e t will be re m u n e ra te d for
T h e r e g u la r b i-m o n th ly m e e tin g of
A nd look w h a t you g et fo r y o u r dol J o a b P o w ell. T h e e ld e r H ln k s h a d
his e a rn e s t efforts. T hen we will pay
la r — a g re a t b ig c e llu lo id b u tto n b ig ­ re fu se d th e ir c o n sen t to th e w ed d in g C o u n ty C o u n cil of th e M u ltn o m a h d ay m o rn in g , th ie v e s b ro k e in to th e be p ro v id ed .
m ore for first class d a iry cow«. nt least
an
d
to
th
e
i
r
y
o
u
n
g
e
r
d
a
u
g
h
te
r
ta
k
in
g
C. I. B a k e r g a ra g e , m a k in g th e ir e n ­
T h e co m m itte e « w ill m e e t from enough so people w on’t be forced to kill
g e r th a n a d o lla r!
W ith a big p u r ­
P a re n t-T e a c h e r a ss o c ia tio n w as h eld
tr a n c e th ro u g li a back w indow . A fte r ' tim e to tim e a t th e c all of th e c h a ir- the h e ife r calves a t b irth because they
ple E lk ’s h e a d on .it. O ne of th o se th e lo n g , lo n g tr a il to th e P acific, b e ­
of th e sto ck ' m en a n d th e p la n s w ill be g iv en du e c a n ’t afford, u n d e r th e p re s e n t cost,
B u t in D istric t 4 5 sch o o l, S a tu rd a y , J u n e ta k in g a n in v e n to ry
p re tty p o s te r g irls w o u ld h a v e m a d e c a u se o f h e r te n d e r y ears.
to ra ise them .
W hen such a tim e
21.
T
h
e
m
e
e
tin
g
w
as
an
a
ll-d
ay
th
e
r
e
,
th
e
y
k
n
o
ck
ed
o
u
t th e g la s s in p u b licity .
“
y
o
u
th
w
ill
be
s
e
r
v
e
d
,”
a
n
d
H
a
n
n
a
h
a m ig h ty n ifty b u tto n , w h a t? )
com es, we w on’t have th o u sa n d s of
c h ild ren d y in g for w an t of m ilk as they
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a re today.
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of th e s a tis f a c tio n o n e g e ts fro m in th e c o m p an y o f h e r o ld e r s is te r m e m b e rs of th e d is tric t 4 5 asso ca- in sid e .
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ly, an d you m ay h av e no f u r th e r to o k th e sm a ll son fo r th e i r ow n.
u s u a ' fine d in n e r w ill be se rv e d . A r­ yes, even ice c re a m .
th e a s s o c ia tio n s of L y n ch , T ro u td a l
tro u b le . If you sh o u ld , ta k e o n e of
ra n g e m e n ts a re b ein g m a d e fo r a ta b le fa irly sa g g e d w ith th e w eig h t h a v in g u n so ld a rtic le s oil h a n d a re
In a little o v e r six m o n th s th e e m i­ a n d D istric t 45 schools.
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G re sh a m , O re., J u n e 24
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th e ir p ro p e rty a t least b la c k b e rrie s . If you hav e n e v e r sold
n e r w ill be se rv e d to all so ld ie rs , K e n tish
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P h o n e 99.
T h e se a re lib e ra l p rices a n d it you
G re sh a m . O reg o n .
b rid e 's c o u ra g e . F o r th e y o u n g h u s -j n a tio n w ho h a s n o t been re a c h e d by hav e any of th e abo v e f r u its to offer
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