Gresham outlook., October 14, 1919, Image 1

twice
week
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAE Ü0UNTY.
NO. 65
STAR
¿ MERRY TIME
-le ball in the K eener bulld -
< on the appearance of a h ar-
Itiv a l oa Tuesday even ing
OREGON
$1.50 PER YEAR
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1919
some of the regisi
registered Jersey stock to be sold on Saturday, Oc-
at Pleasant Home will be the mecca for lovers of good dairy Cat-
Mined a wide reputation as a Jersey breeder and has done much
u Oregon
L , members ot G resham c h a p ­
te r of the E astern S ta r an d
'1
Bedecked with h u n d re d s
* L W dahlia blooms from th e
I
Johnson farden« on th e Base
L the main hall in w hich th e
, , ere spread, presented a beau-
,lcture. In 0»'' CPI,,pr *’/ ’
Iwd 'he chapter’s handsom e
'¿¡¿a n Hag on its good s to u t
¡’«ncial committee, Mrs. Max-
I’srhneider, 0. J Brown an d Mrs.
f f , had provided chicken
h the »core, snowy m o u n ta in s
ihed potatoes, g reat bow ls of
hot squash, pickles of every
,„v pies of untold species,
„ of beautiful O regon fru it,
direct from a mill, and piping
w îtr
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>-.'r
L díh Franklin
D alh am m er
ii »¡liar of strength and as such
have a paragraph all his own.
¡orated the rooms, w hisked th e
r duster, waited on ta b le , and
I a second helping of every-
on every man. "T a k e som e,
¡ota!" was Mr. D alh a m m e r’s
jlating cheer and good fellow - j
W. F. Dillon, patron of M y r tle 1
w, was a welcome guest,
her visitor from M yrtle c h a p te r
hrs. Emma G rabor of P o rtla n d ,
ind Mrs. Peter Borgan of Rose
ichapter came out a t th e in v ita ­
do. J. Brown, who p ersu a d ed
Borgan to brew the coffee fo r th e
K t (It was excellent coffee.)
..lowing the supper th e r e g u la r
lag of the order was held In th e
i rooms, with the w orthy m a-
Mrs. Carrie C am eron, in th e
An invitation was se n t to Mt.
[chapter to meet w ith G resham
let and put on th e in itia to ry
i at the next m eeting d a te , Oc-
[21.
Stations to a dancing p a rty to
lien by Rose (Tty c h a p te r in Ma­
chad in Portland on T h u rsd a y
! are being received by local
i and Eastern S tar m em bers.
Elfreda Hedge of Rose City
ter was a guest of Mrs. O. J.
i yesterday, coming o u t to ex-
lnvitations to the p arty .
Sales of Real E sta te.
[The Joseph Exley resid en ce on
nth Roberts avenue has been sold
llr. Win, Maxwell of D akota. Sale
made through the agency of Mr.
. Cleveland.
itional
UNION HIGH SCHOOL
PLAYS FIRST GAME
THE B* C AE™ A N SALE WILL BE THE BIG ATTRACTION NEXT SATURDAY
scenes on ' *
Gin, >ho\\in_
tober 18. It is safe to predict
t • Altman’s farm
tie from all oyer the north« e
Mr. Altman has
to bring about improvemei m the dairy indus tr v
31
i
T he first gam e of th e season be­
tw een U nion High school and th e
High School of C om m erce Is all o ver
but th e sh o u tin g and th e score, which
sta n d s exactly 0 to th e sam e. Al­
th o u g h th is was th e first gam e of th e
I season th e team show ed up to a very
good ad v a n ta g e supplying what they
1 lacked in p ractice by "vint, vigor and
v ita lity ". Tile play d u rin g th e first
'th r e e q u a rte rs was pushed by Com ­
m erce into tile local w arrio rs te r r i­
tory but th e line held th e ir a tta c k
w henever a goal was th re a te n e d . T he
team was also han d icap p ed by tile a b ­
sence of C aptain S kirvin who went In
> d u rin g t l t e last q u a rte r in sp ite of a
bad shoulder.
Most of th e v isito rs’ su b sta n tia l
gains were m ade by em ploying fakes
and tricky sh ifts. In th e last q u a rte r
a fake pass by C om m erce placed th e
ball on th e th re e yard line. T h ree
successive a tte m p ts for a touchdow n
n etted th em th e sam e reception th a t
a ru b b er bull would get from th e
g rea t wall of C hina, l’eak p u n ted out
of d an g e r am i a few m in u tes la te r
s ta rte d tilin g s to popping when lie in ­
te rc ep te d a pass ami ca rrie d it to th e
20-yard line. W ith th re e m in u tes to
play, tlie hall was ca rrie d liy re p e a t­
ed line sm ash es to tlie fo u r-y ard line
w hen tlie w histle b ro u g h t an u n tim e­
ly end to th e gam e
T he s ta rs for
Union High w ere I’eak, Jo n es and
Jo h n so n ; for C om m erce, F eh se and
P aulback.
T he lineups:
C om m erce
G resham
K cp p in g er
B rugger
1 e r
Stiughuin
W right
1 I r
S atte rst rom
P ullan
• 1 g r
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Gog. r
B astian
r g 1
Van B uren
W elling
Jo h n so n ( c l
G ran
r t 1
Canili
..r e i
S m ith
U
P au lb ack
Jo h n so n
F ehse
T aylor ..........
ih r
M unger
Jo n es ..............
f
Peak
Grid"!'
.....r h 1
S u b stitu tes G resh am : S kirvin for
W rig h t,
S tro n g
for S a tte rstro m ,
Brown for W elling, M iller for (Soger,
C om m erce:
D eering for P au lb ack ,
P au lb ack for G rid er Officials Ref­
eree, " P e a n u ts ” P a n d e r;
um pire
W in ters; h ead lin esm an , P ritch a rd .
Next F riday tlie local team goes
to C am as, W ashington.
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Gresham Locals
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Nney McCarter, who w as re c e n t-
‘f J t !
'techarged from the arm y, is vlsit-
f - - - — —
I»tth his sister, Mrs. A lb ert E ks-
Mr. McCarter sp e n t th e g re a t-
’krt of the sum m er in A laska.
BUSINESS MEN DISCUSS
5«rtrude anti F red erick L ee ac-
HOUSING PROBLEM
kpanled their fath er, G eorge Lee,
•The Dalles, following th e fu n e ra l
T he housing problem in G reshat i
Itkelr grand father. T hey w ill re- was discussed from every posstbh
tfora week o r two. Mrs. Pow ell an g le at th e m eeting held in Ma808l‘
■« few days in P o rtla n d w ith
of the
hall last nig h t under auspic
* H. Zimmerman of S u n b u ry , business m en’s organization
T h ere were about 30 present when
■“ylvania Is visiting his b ro th e r
I Zimmerman He is fo re m an of th e g a th e rin g was called ‘o onh r
»hops at S unbury, b u t may toniDorftry chairm an K
1» A Combs, president and mating
«aallv locatt some place in th e of
th e Beaver S tan Motor company,
’ M he thinks th is p a rt o f th e who seem s to be most seriously a f­
••d States Is fine, even su rp a ss in g fected by the scarcity of hom-i r. . •
•middle west w here Mr. Z im m er- th e principal speaker. He •" ', P>jt|le
*once resided.
problem s anti PUggeslet
P
Jn E E. Shepard of A lb erta, C an- ways of h andling the Proposition
O thers took p a rt In the dis. usslon.
,I'd her d aughter-in-law , Mrs.
^Shepar(j from s pojva n p have re- expressing various y1'" * ‘" " | / i ng tin
, to their homes a f te r a th re e any assistance possible in solving
“ visit with Mrs. P. A. G ould P r ()p|nion seem ed to concentrate "[i
’•her relatives. T hese v isito rs
»ready im pressed w ith th e
on easy
l,|,s of the Colum bia highw ay.
It was
L**mhers Of
La(),PB» x T J“ i5- f ’r'S T .o ’ i w o S k ; p” " :
L , “ rpquhstcd to m eet on T h u rs- not th o u g h t feasable to finance the
»« ?rP,00n of ,hlB w eek a t th e bu ild in g of houses to r r e n t.^ ^
"J™ C. M. Z im m erm an to C. G.’ -8chne"dger0 ’wer.
Ho»« tv ns f ° r 44le p a rso n a g e
,
ub.
H ■ a • n’a‘«“r ‘a ' has been p ur- com m ittee to m ake ('ar< "
» ,v rli i( *9 hoped to com plete
-it.? n
aftern o o n . A good
TJ “C.P '• desired.
ihitift
W P a rk e r of Index,
4
sp«‘rit several d ays last
•tn her jncle, E. R. W rig h t
re,aiives w hile h e r hus- of Interestin g contractor,
pn M’cndance a t th e Pacific b uilding com panies.
hp
T he Im pression «a " pdpn r°wa8
IW, Ongrpss ,n P o rtla n d . Mrs.
¡tPMentf Mr an<l Mrs. B R m eeting was th a "pnt‘“ pnt " a
uhject and
•tin» k P,>r P 'v e r, M innesota, are com ing aw akened on the
would speedily
Hr ,n? ru w’, h relatives.
opinions and pff' ,r,Rfpahablp
, n of
feasable pi
plan
t a,
J ” Fm ory R o b erta and co n c en tra te on a
“i
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e
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f
T
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e
’
comPmU<e,
l lj ..,, Portland visited fo r sev-
hat, ¿ as 1 wpek w ith th e fo rm e r's w “ b e lw « lte d with ..inch,
4 bn,v , n '1 Mrs n M R o b erts
At th e close of
" ’eet,cnogf f ^ and
«To, 7 • ‘•ernoon is p la n n ed to-
* rari ,hp ni,‘n'b e rs of th e H om e m ents of sandw ‘
, b busl-
h .. • society, w hen th ey will d o u g h n u ts were served b>
| lMui?»uPbut,on8 fo r th p P o rt’ ness njen.
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h C j t
Pn,pr at th e hom e of
S horth o rn beef c o w J " r th ,,
tl<«
Lundquist
F ru it, vege-
anHniie<1 or d ried , clo th in g , ford for M .lhO , record price for
of tv , t<!" f° r c h ild re n are
coast.
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tll>‘Jh in g g desired.
J i.v M anufacturing <'(,n*
Oregon City Man i
,)or, | an d
’,t0VPs arp Mo'og lik e hot
K idder H d w . Co.
pany opened a new
sh irts and
io m ake m ackinaw coats, shirt
U roi ? * " ’4f«’ * o ^ ia n .
w earing apparel.
* >hat a b e a u tifu l wo-
” 8 Food d ig e stio n ? If
S t f T r ,a n is fa "'»y. s a t lig h tly
take an occasional dose F or
' ' ’ « r s t . 4 , R T ablets to s tre n g th - pressing
. Powell street.
,1‘«pstion. p rice 26c.— Adv. P ete r Lenan:
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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
vr
WELCOME HOME SUPPER
INTERESTING LECTURE
w 0. W. CAMP NO. 77
FOR SERVICE MEN
29
ON
PROHIBITION
PLAN FOR RALLY OCT
OBSERVES
COLUMBUS DAY
Every Monday m o rn in g at ten
o'clock, Du* g rad e scliooi has its
weekly assem bly at wliieli tim e som e­
th in g p le asa n t, e n te rla in in g and In­
stru c tiv e is given In a b rief program .
O ctober 12, C olum bus day, cam e
on S unday tills year, hut it was prop-
i rly observed liy th e g rad e s y e ste r­
day m orning.
P rin cip al S kirvin told th e sto ry of
tlie discovery of Hie New W orld and
Hie f a c t o r s lead in g up to th a t epoch
m aking event.
One m ight th in k tlie sto ry too
w ell-know n to he In terestin g , hut Mr.
S k irv ln 's colorful d etails and Inci­
d en ts of th e life of those lim es m ade
tin* acco u n t us Ih rillln g as a new ro ­
m ance.
Jo aq u im M iller's poem on
C olum bus w ith Ils fre q u e n t re ite r a ­
tion of "S ail o n " was a fittin g co n clu ­
sion to (lie sto ry and uh significant
today as It was in th e Htormy m onth
of O ctober, 1492.
Miss A rth u r's sixth g ra d e rs f u r ­
nished th e lau g h s for th e assem bly.
In som e Hleiglit of h and m a n n e r they
m ade th e au dience believe th a t they
w ere balancng on th e ir heads, feet
w aving tow ard th e celling an d th e
next m om ent th ese little fa k irs a s­
sum ed a norm al pose as cleverly as
you please— th e ir song n ever once
ab atin g .
T he exercises closed w ith th e
sin g in g of "A m erica.”
T he local Red Cross auxiliary a n ­
and high jinx of the local
Dr. Ira L a n d rith ’s le ctu re last ev- nounces th at on S atu rd ay evening.
|
a( )h(_ Metho(jiBt ch u rch was
A rally and ntgn jn
members of M ultnomah Cantp No. just w hat It was adv ertised a r a n O ctober 25 at 7 o'clock at th e gran g e
Woodmen of the W orld, who are treat.
h all, a su p p er will he givPli to Hie
For once it can be said w ithout
quite num erous in this locality, is (.ffense that th e subject was dry Dr. service men who have re tu rn e d d u r ­
ing th e su m m er am i who have not yet
planned for Wednesday night, Octo­
L an d rith who has helped to m ake
ber 29, in the Masonic hall, Gresham. this co u n try dry is now en listed to been accorded th e welcome th a t
G resham feels for all of them .
This m eeting is especially for the m ake th e whole world so.
A lthough th is suppt r 1« given es­
The le c tu re r know s th e a r t of pub­ pecially In h o n o r of th e last retu rn ed
purpose of Interesting prospecllve
His funny sto ries, service men an d th e ir ladles or M a y o r I v < iiii <'V Buy» P a r k e r l ’ ro |> erty
mem bers and giving members and lic speaking.
G. W. K enney has b o u g h t th e Geo
wit, p o ig n an t sarcasm all "b u d d y ” , all soldiers, sailo rs and m a­
th eir friends a good tim e generally keen
Announcements are being sent out to blended into a hum orously e n te r ta in ­ rines are welcome and invited to bs I 'a t k i r |d a i e o n t h e c o r n e r o f 'I ' t i l r d
and Main.
members of M ultnomah Camp resid­ ing and yet very In stru ctiv e anil con­ present.
Mr. K enney plans to begin m ak in g
vincing atldrt'ss on world p ro h ib i­
Ladles of th e com m unity who
ing in eastern M ultnomah and < lat’k-
,
would enjoy helping with tills w el­ rep a irs Im m ediately. T he in te rio r
am as counties and they are being tion.
will lie re-arra n g ed and fitted up with
Tlie th ird g rad e pupils won In the
given invitations to hand o ut to any flag co n test ag ain st all th e o th e r com e-hom e su p p er, please call the m odern im provem ents, m ak in g It a
Red Cross co m m ittee In charge, Mrs.
whom they desire to in terest In M ult­ grades
co n v en ien t and d esirab le residence.
They had done th e ir work
nomah Camp during Its present well for thev brought out the larg est Jo h n M etzger, Mrs. (). A. E astm an
and Mrs. Benj. C am eron .
m em bership campaign.
num ber of a d u lts to th e lecture.
I 'i m n e i i P la n A n n u a l D ance.
te f'M
rrito ^ ry
Tll, rP Hi uh ‘m ^ X rrò
B ^ referred
^ H m H G T here was only tw o m em bers of th e
A H allo w e’en dunce Is being p la n ­
COUNTY
COUNCIL
MEET
(0 a (jOUi
Soder-
ned for by tlie hoys of (lie fire d e p a rt­
hieb is the big east Port- th ird g rad e presen t, Edith Mlchel
TO BE AT RUSSELVILLE m ent. F u rth e r in fo rm atio n will be
quist and h er te ac h er Miss
who accepted the flag in beh alf of
published In a la te r issue of th e O u t­
being the biggest Woodman Camp the th ird g rad e rs in whose room It Is
T he re g u la r m eeting of the C oun­ look.
ty
Council
of
I’aren
t-T
e
ac
h
er
asso
­
in the world.
Tift Camp will put oil at this nieet- now displayed.
ciations will be held at th e Russel-
A n iio iiiH eiiM -ui.
ing some th rillin g stunts. T here will
ville gran g e hall on next S atu rd ay ,
All th e Intnhi'r has been sold from
MELROSE AND VICTORY
be some of the best speakers in tie
O ctober 18
T he business session th e P leasan t Home I.u m b er y ard and
Camp
it Is expected to have pres­
will be held at 11 o'clock, a fte r th e yard Is closed.
A
w
edding
of
much
local
Interest
ent the Camp orchestra and perhaps
which luncheon will be served. Vis­ Adv.
W. A. PROCTOR.
the degree team. Camp boosters will was th a t of C u rtis W heeler and Mlsa iting p atro n s a re expected to bring
smokes
Ingrid
L
araon
In
P
o
rtlan
d
on
last
sandw iches and th e rest of the lu n ch ­
be present
There will be
L ib erty Bonds W an ted .
W ednesday. A w edding supper, In eon will be fu rn ish ed by th e Russel-
and refreshm ents.
We will p u rch ase a t th e m a rk e t
Camp physicians will be on hand to which m em bers of th e im n i'd la t ■ vllle association
price all issues of L ib erty Bonds.
fam
ily
joined,
was
served
on
th
-
Tlie aftern o o n p rogram will he a t ­
examine candidaleL s on the spot, b(. -am e evening at th e J. C. D uke home.
BANK OF GRESHAM ,
All members are expected to br
tra c tiv e to all. It will he addressed
G resham , O regon.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W
heeler
will
m
ake
th
e
ir
by Miss M uiheron. head of th e school
present especially those llvini
living any­
where within reach of Gresham on horns on th e Duke place, which he d ep a rtm en t at th e ce n tral lib rary ,
Milk for sale, d eliv ered daily,
has w orked for som e tim e.
who has recently retu rn ed from o v er­ G resham D airy. P hone 901.
tf
October 29.
A neighborhood reception was seas. T h ere will be m usical and en ­
The following mem bers are ap
We have one P ugh d ig g e r for salp,
point te d on the com m ittee of arran g e given at th e J. C. Duke hom e on S at­ te rta in m e n t fe a tu re s by th e ch ild ren
evening. In honor of Mr. and of th e R usselville school. A good a t­ good co n d itio n , also som e plow s and
niei ts: E rnest S tratto n , J. E. Metx- urday
ger. M. M Squire. Roy Gibbs, E. L. Mrs C u rtis W heeler and also as a ten d an ce Is expected from all th e I o th e r im p lem en ts at b arg ain prices.
W A. HESHEL
Thorpe, ('hasp 3t. Clair. I). W. Mick- farew ell party for Mr and Mrs. Duke school of th e county.
who will go in a few days Io Sandy
ley, Dr If V Adix. C. O Schneider, to
K A I. O f H . ' i e c t l l l g
m ake th e if home. About sixty
R. H Confrey, F isher
H. L. St. f 'lair.
Mt. Hood council of K 4 L. of S
John
BBs*
Law rence p -rso n s were present.
Jennings.
Wed-
Home; O. V.
Mr. and .Mrs. T heodore M ercer, will have an open m eeting on Metz
C ra s s w e ll, I’lcasant
I nesday evening to be held a t
(Good un til Oct. 31, 1919)
Smith. Es irle Creek: W alter M e tz - form er resid en ts of th is com m unity g er's hall.
who moved a few years ago to the
evr. Borin
m iddle west, have retu rn ed with th e li
Dally O reg o n ian , 1 year,
In terest co n tin u es In th e Biff S u n ­
14.00, w ith O utlook
»6.00
A- Son Buy E starad* <i»r»g« family and expect to m ake th e ir day school and th e a tte n d a n c e is
n
have
hought
out
th
er & So
home here. They ram e w ith th e ir grow ing sa tisfac to rily . T he officers
Dally
am
i
Sun.
O
regonian,
y autom obile buslnes
sons by autom obile.
They
1 yr,. »6.00, w ith O utlook »7 00
includng the For< three gone to th e Hood R iver or- of th e school are, s u p e rin te n d e n t, the
have
p asto r, Rev E arl B C o lto n ; a ssist­
W
■ and repalr shop
W
eekly
O regonian, 1 year,
chards to help h arv e st th e ap p le an t, Mrs
A lta G en try ; se c re ta ry ,
have charge ol
75c, w ith O utlook
.»2.00
crop. 1 hey were callers on Sun- Mrs. A lta S taffo rd ; tre a s u re r, Mrs.
ada.
day at the A. B. Conrad borne
¡P e a rl H ayden; o rg a n ist, Mrs. I. T.
P o rtlan d T eleg ram . 1 year.
Wood. A co m m unity social an d pro-
» !'•". » Il Ii O u t ln o k
»49 1
gold ! gram is being plan n ed for th e n ear
the critical situ atio n or pu
Berry acreage will provi
om panies becomes m
t.K E sllA M Ol TLO O k
mine for years, n ettin g from »400 to fu tu re .
y understood, in e n »
PHONE 701.
»1000 an acre, and a la rg e Income
Phone W ant ads to 701
being gran ted without
[ from plants.
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