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VOL 9.
G resham O utlook
NO. 77
POULTRYMEN HEAR
expert on fowls
G resham C o -o p era tiv e Poul-
jrrmeD held open h o u se to th e ir m ent­
or» and friends at th e g ra n g e hall
GRESHAM
MULTNOMAH
LOCAL ATTORNEY LIKES
SOUND OF LOWDEN S NAME
G resham , Ore.. Nov. 11, 1919.
E d ito r G resham O u tlo o k :— " I lli­
nois G overnor P residential Timber
says B aily.”
You have probably read the fore­
going headlines in th e Morning Ore­
gonian on page 16 of O ctober 31st
T hough th e g rea t things of a little
new spaper and a little tow n and i
little m an are little, I am asking the
hom e e d ito r to do no little thing, nor
idle thing, by decorating the first
page of th e G resham Outlook with
sim ila r headlines.
You may ask w hat th ere Is besides
my word fo r this assurance.
My
answ er, not wholly facetious, is. th a t
you need nothing more.
Do I know why the Illinois senator
told th e people of P ortland th at Gov­
e rn o r F ra n k O. Low den is presiden­
tia l tim b er?
I will say that 1 do, for I have
know n th e man Lowden and his ca­
re e r in general ever since and before
he g rad u a ted from th e Iowa S tate J
U niversity in 1885.
Do 1 actually know th at he will be
th e next chief m ag istrate of the n a­
tion?
1 m ust say th at I do not. N either
did th e man Job actually know, when
he said, "I know th a t^ . y redeem er
llv e th ;” but his abiding faith and ex.
alted reasoning were akin to know l­
edge, and no one yet, of all th e ages,
has ever charged, or had reason to
charge, th a t he m ade an extravagant
statem en t.
Such know ledge on th e p art of the
people of Iowa and Illinois, and fo r­
m er low ans en title them to say with
th e confidence of Job that th e pres­
ent governor of Illinois will be the
next president of the United States
They know th a t th e citixer.s of other
sta te s, who do not know, will b e .
pleased to know and will in due tim e |
learn w hat the hom e states already^
know, and w hat Is enough to know,
th a t th e ir man Lowden is Lincoln
and Roosevelt tim b er of th e second
grow th.
We all know th a t, how ever g reat
may have been the m istakes m ade in
the choice of a presid en t in the past,
no m istak e no r m is-deal m ust now
be m ade, if th e great Republic be not
reduced to a sm all one o r cease to
exist as a nation of o rd er and inde­
pendence as well as individual and
n atio n al prosperity.
E veryw here it
is practically conceded, as it seems
to me, th a t the next president will
not be party m ade, nor new spaper
m ade, no r money m ade, n o r eastern
nor w estern m ade, nor m ade in B ri­
tain no r G rem any: b ut th a t he will
come from th e m elting pot of A m er­
ica’s one hun d red m illion people, not
excluding Its politicians who are
throw n in. Those who know G over­
nor Low den, f u rth e r know th a t th e
people of the sta te s to th e far west
and east w here th e m iddle states
ca n d id ate is not yet so well known,
m ust also know th a t he is m ore th an
a fav o rite son: and th a t a m ajority
of the people of all th e states m ust
be satisfied in advance as to the abii-
itv and c h a ra c te r of th e m an to be
e n tru ste d w ith a service m ore s tu ­
pendous th an any p resid en t of th e
U nited S tates has ever know n^
Has th e governor, who is not of
in o rd in a te am bitio n , nor a p u rch aser
of pow er nor a politician th e m ag ­
netism and m eans w ithin him self, or
vehicles
of req u isite speed o r
h erald s sufficiently en th u sia stic to
dissem inate th is know ledge and carry
th e tidings and conviction to th e re q ­
u isite nu m b er of sta te s w ith in th e re ­
quired tim e?
L eave it to
who has them all. and who has a l­
ready appointed a cam paign m an ag er
for O regon, w hich gave the Iowa
S en ato r Cum m ins a la rg e p resid e n ­
tial vote at th e 1916 Pr i“ arleg. ,^ e a '
it to th e m illions who know him . or
to his U niversity alu m n i alone. of
whom th e re are h u n d red s of th o u ­
sands in Iowa and ten s of 'h outaH d
in th e sta te s to th e w est an d east of
Io u a and Illinois.
.
Are th e re not o th e r g rea t univeJ '
slties. o th e r g rea t men and o ’h e j
g reat governors in o th e r g re a t »’»’<* •
S one whose fav o rite sons w ill not
yield to Lowden as a p atrio tic duty
when thev sufficiently know b in r as
l0 wa has done, whose P«®P>e
him as well as they know th e Lord
w, Saturday evening.
It was q uite a u n iq u e affair ar-
nsged by the social co m m ittee of th e
poultrymen s o rg a n ira tio n , w ith Mrs.
Marion Dudley E lin g as ch airm an .
The attendance w as la rg e and th e
» a s a re a l tr e a t, follow ed
jriig h t re fre sh m e n ts . on listing of
' sandw iches an d coffee
•In g reeting you to th is m eeting
. the Gresham P o u ltry a s so c ia tio n ,”
° jd president A. R. L ym an, "w e are
dad to see so m any in te re ste d per-
wns present. We have seen th e po u l­
try industry g re a tly in creased from
,ery small beginning. T h in k of th e
number of hens w ith in a five-mile
ndius of G resham .
W e have re p re ­
sented here th e d airy in d u stry , fru it
industry- and o th e rs an d a re doing
stuch to en c o u rag e developm ent
»long these lines. O ur asso ciatio n is
¡mall at present but it is gro w in g and
»e feel en couraged an d expect an in-
■rease in m em b ersh ip .
P o u ltry m en
ire born, not sim ply m ade by educa-
ion. -Many lik e th is k in d of w ork
ltd these m ake th e best success in
his line.”
The principal s p e a k e r of th e even-
ng was P ro fesso r B re w ste r of th e
»ultry d e p a rtm e n t of th e Oregon
igriculiural college.
Professor B re w ste r said he had
iMiced a g re a t c h a n g e in th is locali-
y since he w as h e re la st in 1915.
le com plim ented th e poultrym en
¡nd poultry w om en p re se n t on th e
plendid in d ic a tio n s of in te re st and
¡rowth in th e p o u ltry ind u stry .
There is a boom on in th e poultry
ittslness,” said he, " th e r e being
¡bout 200 p er ce n t in c re a se in poul-
ry flocks on th e fa rm s In O regon.”
Professor B re w ste r discussed the
¡reeding q u estio n , sa y in g th is was
if first im p o rta n c e as m ost poultry
xisers a re in th e busin ess fo r th e
¡reduction of eggs, hence th e stock
hould be selected fo r th a t purpose.
He o u tlin ed a plan, d o u b tless nev
o many p o u ltry m e n , b u t sim ple an 1
practical, by w hich, w ith o u t trap -
¡esting, a ra is e r could alm ost posi-
ively pick o u t th e b est egg produc­
t's am ong th e p u lle ts. He advised
nying th e m ale b ird s of reliab le
trains raised from reco rd producing
locks, th u s in tro d u c in g new blood
nd co n stan tly b u ild in g up th e flock-
long th e lin e s of h ig h e st production.
P rofessor B re w ste r’s advice was
hat the e a rly lay ers and late m olters
rere th e h ea v ie st egg producers
lut much ev id en tly depends on feed-
ng and g e n e ra l care.
The p ro blem of th e m olt and of
flifii ial lig h t w ere q u ite thoroughly
iseussed.
M any q uestions were
skwi an d w ere answ ered by th e
peak, r in a very in te re stin g and
llum tnatlng m anner.
When th e use of artificial light
ras u n d e r discussion a prom inent
oultrvm an said he c o u ld n 't get his
lens to go to roost w hile the lig h ts
rere b u rn in g and w hen he tu rn ed
hem o u t th e hens co u ld n ’t see to
:et on th e roost. V arious sugges-
ions w ere m ade of ways to obviate
his -ro u b le.
M ilk , acco rd in g to Mr. B rew ster,
i on of th e m ost valu ab le of poul-
ry f-eds. If you give th e fowls mil*
Qstf-ad of w a te r little o r no m ea’
craps w ill be needed.
All sw eet
illk or all so u r m ilk shou ld be used,
our p re fe ra b ly , b u t it is not best to
hange fro m one to th e other.
M isle w as fu rn is h e d by th e orches-
ra, o n sistin g of Mr. and Mrs. F red
’ieldhouse and Mr G orsage.
Ap-
iropnate rea d in g s w ere given by Pr<Ase in th e case of R oosevelt, n o th ­
Irs C M. Z im m erm an.
ing' th a t »he bio g rap h er, hlitorJ gr'
A b rief, e n c o u rag in g ta lk on th e n o r p h ilo s o p h e r can do o r say about
irowth of th e p o u ltry in d u stry in
C ontinued on page *
Ireeon w as m ad e by A. A. P eters, of
*or'!and.
It a as decided to hold here in the
lear f u tu re
a p o u ltry extension
•chool u n d e r th e auspices of th e
). A. C.
An in v ita tio n w as extended to
ho- p re se n t, not a lre a d y m em bers,
o join th e asso ciatio n .
Q uite
a
lumber Joined, paying th e one dol-
ar m e m b ersh ip fee. All o th ers in-
erested in th e u p b u ild in g of th e
louitry b u sin ess in th is locality and
lesiring to ta k e a d v a n ta g e of the co-
iperative se llin g plan of th e associa­
tion. a re u rg ed to send In th e ir
lamps an d fees to th e se creta ry , D.
£• Towle.
&
moke
l iv e
o xes
MOVOHT FO H <i. v . F. D.
T he G resham fire boys ha^e
» 'a rte d a d riv e fo r m ore new
good, s tro n g tim b e r for th e
v o lu n te e r
fire
d ep a rtm en t.
T h ro u g h v ario u s causes th e ir
com panies have been depleted
and th e y seek m ore to fill th e ir
ran k s.
T hey h av e suspended
th e jo in in g fee and ask you to
m ake y o u r ap p lica tio n at once.
You’ll find th em a fine bunch
You need th e experience. T he
next r e g u la r m e etin g of th e d e­
p a rtm e n t w ill be D ecem ber 1.
COUNTY.
OREGON
TUESDAY.
NOVEMBER
An-Advocate of Preparedness
25.
$1 50 PER YEAR
1919
ELING
E X C IT E S 1 V v E R Y O N E
UVELY SESSION
OF BUSINESS MEN
Mrs M arion Dudley E ling w ill be
given a te stim o n ial in th e form of a J
tin cup by th e G resham P o u ltry a sso ­
ciatio n fo r a w onderful discovery th a t I
will m ake pullet eggs grow to sta n d -]
A lively m eeting of th e G resham
ard sire w hile one is d eb atin g how to B usiness M en's asso ciatio n was held
last n ig h t in M asonic h all a t w hich
cook them
She calls it th e E ling Egg E x trac t, th e p rin cip al q u estio n s of discussion
and
th e form
hit ■ were an au to cam ping g ro u n d and
au
u it
ii com es in —
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pow der fo r all th e w orld lik e talcu m
of sto res on holidays,
pow
der
— m m ittee of
« i th e business m en
w o
e r in a a u talcu
u w h m
b c o n tain e • r -
a • co
At th e p o u ltry m e n ’« e n te rta in m e n t. ,g co-opera ling w ith th e city council
S atu rd ay - evening, th e in v e n to r ]on
cam
ping g ro u n d problem an.l
rnping
»m
l a st s t -----------
—
gave a public d em o n stratio n -*■*-»>1
w hich try in g to w ork - o u t a so lu tio n th a t can
proved th e value of th e pow der. As­ be in a u g u ra te d early in th e com ing
sist fd by Geo F. Honey she caused a year. T he m ost su ita b le place is
very sm all p u lle tt egg to grow to th e th o u g h t to be th e fa ir g ro u n d s g ro v e
s ite of tw o o unces in less th a n one b ut it is still u n ce rtain w h eth e r use
m in u te w ith o u t b re a k in g its shell
of th is can be secured T he q uestion
T he po ssib ilities of th is re m a rk a b le can n o t w ell be se ttle d u n til a fte r th e
pow der seem u n lim ited . Mrs E ling sto ck h o ld ers m eetin g of th e fa ir as­
says it w ill do m ore th a n e n la rg e eggs sociation w hich will be in J a n u a ry
— it w ill tu rn brow n eggs w h ite, th u s
it w as decided by th e business men
in creasin g th e ir m a rk e t value
to close th e ir places of business all
By th e new process a th re e -p u lle t- day on th e follow ing legal holid ay s:
egg om elet will se rv e fo u r grow n peo­ D ecoration day, F o u rth of Ju ly ,
ple an d leave som e fo r th e cat. If T h an k sg iv in g an d C h ristm as, in re ­
mixed w ith any site d egg in a cake or g ard to o th e r days it was decided to
c u sta rd th e p ossibilities are u n lim it- ] leave it to ag reem en t at th e tim e, ih e
ed
A little m ore pow der added to . p resid e n t of th e association being
th e cake will not only cau se it to ] em pow ered to can v ass th e se n tim e n t
grow to any desired site, b u t it w ill! an d d esire of th e business houses and
keep th e cake from stick in g to the m ak e an official an n o u n cem en t in
tim e to in fo rm th e public. T he first
b ak in g pan.
A nything
th a t w co
n tain
s — eggs
to U W come
u n d e r th is ru le w ill
» a as i n (h
-w ee
. —
- e v e r - may
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V
W iV
be increased to indefinite p ro p o rtio n s l)robably be New Y ears day, it being
— even an egg b ask et. In b ak in g a ,h e expression of som e th a t follow -
cake for a picnic th e pow der may be ing C h ristm as so closely th e sto re s
left out u n til ready to serve A pplied sh o u ld be open a t least p art of th e
th e n th e cake will grow to any sixe Jav
dem
fm a anded
naea w
fo r r th
me n
crowd
u -u
i T he boys of th e G resham V olun-
C are m ust be ta k en not to spill le e r y ir e d e p a rtm e n t, follow ing th e ir
any o t th e pow der on a case of eggs „ p e d a l m eeting, ap p eared before th e
on its way to m a rk e t, as th e case t,ua| neaa m en ’s m eeting an d u rg ed
w ould go b u sted and th e resu lts i t h a , th e business m en help th em in
w ould be m an ifest.
j b u ilding up th e ir m em b ersh ip to th e
T h e re is only one d raw b ac k : req u isite s tre n g th fo r an efficient de-
C hinese eggs m ig h t be so in creased pa r tm e n t. On acco u n t of th e w ar
Another Kinir is About to Lose His Head.
in sire and w hiten ed as to fool th e service an d rem oval from tow n of
public. T he pow der w ill have to be I m an) men th e ir n u m b ers had been
COUNTY COUNCIL BOARD
EVA PULLEN W EDDED
g
TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY
T 0 EX SERVICE MAN u ard e d carefu lly o r It may be th e g rea tly depleted. Many of th e busi-
cau se of m uch d isa ste r
A cook ness m en sig n ed ap p licatio n s an d
T he m arria g e of Miss E v a P ullen m ight stop m ak in g a cake to w hiten ag reed to help th e boys bu ild up th e
T he executive board of th e C oun­ d au g h ter of Mrs W. E Beagle, to h e r nose and spill som e of th e pow- I d ep a rtm en t.
As its p o ssib ilities h av e not j
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ty Council of P aren t-T ea ch e r asso ­ I Roy S tarb ard
of
P o rtla n d took der.
ciations has been called for a m eet­ place at th e Beagle hom e at H ogan been fully proved o u t. o r if the cook WORTHY MATRON LUNCHES
Rev.]
ing to be held in th e office of C ounty sta tio n y esterd ay a fte rn o o n .
H on h e r nose, d li
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS
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S uperintendent A lderson at th e c o u rt­ R E Myers read th e cerem ony re su lts m ig h t follow its m isuse T he j
Mrs C a rrie C am ero n , w orthy m at-
house. at 2 o’clock, on F rid ay a f te r ­ Andrew and M ildred P u llen , b ro th e r G resham egg p ro d u cers a re on th e
and sis te r of th e b rid e, sto o d up w ith road to w ealth b u t they w ill h av e to ] ron of G resh am C h a p te r O rd e r o f
noon.
be ca refu l not to feed any of th e E a ste rn S tar, was hostess on S atu r-
The executive board is com posed th e young couple.
of the county school su p e rin ten d e n t,
T he b rid e has lived in G resham pow d e r to th e ir h ens, as th e re is no i day afte rn o o n a t a d elig h tfu l lunch-
¡eon given to th e officers of th e chap-
th e president of th e County Council nearly all h e r life an d is a sen io r in m a rk e t fo r im ita tio n o stric h eggs
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te r at h er hom e.
Mrs. C am eron's
and the president of each local P a r ­ ■ th e h igh school. T he groom served
charm ing husp.tality and m e tasty
ent-T eacher association. A fu ll a t­ ' in F ra n c e fo r n ea rly tw o y ea rs and THANKSGIVING PROGRAM
has beAn em ployed in P o rtla n d since
tendance is desired.
AT UNION HIGH SCHOOL
his d iirh a rg e
Mr. an d Mrs S tar-
busied them selves w ith
T ___ladies
he
b
ard
Will
m
ake
th
e
ir
hom
e
in
P
o
rt-
BORING MAN SUCCUMBS
A T h an k sg iv in g p ro g ram will be q u ilt blocks an d w ith gam es an d Mrs.
1 land.
given
at
th
e
h
igh
school
to
m
o
rro
w
i
TO PNEUMONIA ATTACK
A nna Brow n gave vocal an d piano
afte rn o o n , beg n n in g at 1 :2 0 o'clock. I solos. Mrs. E d n a H all was th e moat
A ll-Night D an te.
G ustav W esterb erg of B oring died
E v e ^ S aturday n ig h t, at C lack s to w hich all p a tro n s of th e school I successful in form ing w ords from th e
egon
Six-piece Ja rx orcbe*- an d th e tr frie n d s are in vited. T h e; word "T h a n k sg iv in g ." and w as duly
early thia m orning of pneum onia mas
p rin cip al fe a tu re of th e p ro g ram w ill; rew ard e d .
co n tracted a b o u t a week ago
He tra . S u p p er at m id n ig h t.— Adv.
be a d e b a te on th e q u estio n : " R e -j
T he living room w a s d eco rated
leaves a widow and th re e sm all ch il­
A C olem an Q uick-L ite lam p will solved th a t th e L eague of N ations] ] w ith pink ca rn a tio n s and O regon
d ren . T he fu n eral will be conducted
m ake y o u r hom e b rig h t as day. L. L. is th e best m ethod of co n tro llin g g rap e and th e dining room w ith
on F riday aftern o o n at 2 o'clock from
: Kidder Hdw. Co.
w orld affairs
T he affirm ative will j <>ninj[e a s te rs and O regon g rap e. A
th e Swedish Mission ch u rch at D a­
d by E dw ard S tro n g . G e r - ,
tab le, b ea u tifu lly ap p o in ted , ac-
I
S to rag e b a tte ry re p a irin g and re ­ be arg u e ed
m ascus by th e p asto r. Rev. Wm
s ta rte r
an d
g e n e ra to r tru d e Dowaett an d R uth H artle y , and conim oda, ed all , hc g u ests. S eated
H aw kinson.
In te rm e n t will be in ch a rg in g .
th e n eg ativ e by C onverse B u rlin g am e. aro u n d , he ,ab Ie w ere M esdam es
w ork
R a k er k Son.
D am ascus cem etery.
E rn e st B ru g g er and E m m ett W ell- C an, e ron.
E rm a
Shulx,
M ildred
’ M etzger, P a u lin e D ah lh am m er, E d n a
Besides th e d eb ate th e re will be H <n C a rrie Pow ell. F ra n c e s May
th e read in g of th e T h an k sg iv in g proc-
c i a r a P u lfe r, A nna Brow n,
m ation by Mary- Cogswell, an o n g . , Myr> C annon M urtel Honey. M innie
nal poem by t u rtls H en d rick s. • c ia u a h a n . M innie K astm an, L au ra
read in g . O ur H ired G irl’ b) H*«*1 J To<|<j B„d M adeline E lk ln g to n .
Fow ler. T h an k sg iv in g rh y m es by ,
C am eron was assisted I in aerv-
i l » „ a G eddes a and
n d t th
h e fo llo w in g ! ih
.._ G
-• W. • K ellogg
M aitland
j mg by h er siste r. Mrs.
m usical n u m b ers "A n c h o re d ,” th e j ’
O e n r ude D owaett
Boys' Glee C lub. "E b b an d F lo w .”
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th e G irls’ Glee C lu b : “ M arch R liu li” ]
SPECIAL TAX VOTED
Where? MASONIC HALL, GRESHAM
by th e o rc h e stra
AT SCHOOL MEETING
iu s v
D on’t Forget the D ance!
What Dance?
AMERICAN LEGION
When? WEDNESDAY EVE., NOV. 26
WHO IS INVITED?
EVERYONE!
hid
T he ta x p ay e rs of D istrict No. 4
O ne F o rd . 5 p assenger, good con­ w ere well re p re se n te d a t th e special
d itio n . 8600.
O ne F o rd w ith d em o u n tab le rim s, ] school m eetin g held in th e achool-
shock ab so rb ers, sp eed o m eter, o th ­ iiouse last S atu rd ay afte rn o o n . T his
being a special school m eeting the
e r ex tra s. |4 5 0 .
O ne C h ev ro let coupe, good co n d i­ ] only m a tte r p resen ted was th e finan­
cial bud g et fo r th e en su in g y ear call-
tion, 8? 5"
One C hevrolet 1919 d elivery. J i5 0 ] ing fo r a special tax to m eet th e
O ne O verland ro ad ste r, 1550.
school expenses an d an e s tim a te of
GRESHAM OVERLAND CO.
83000 fo r a playsbed. T h e am o u n t
W A H esse I
P h o n e 544. I called fo r in th e budget m eant m ore
th a n a six p e r cen t In crease o v er last
y e a r's levy, hence tn e In crease was
duly a u th o rise d , a fte r w hich th e b u d ­
get was voted as read . T h e vote was
almost unanimous
T he board will begin at once to
! co n sid er p lan s fo r th e b u ild in g of a
! playsbed.
Notice in Te4eph<>ae >ul»»<rvl«
P lan s a re being m ade fo r a new
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MTnHES W IL L 4'M M K
TH A X fcM ulY IM i D A Y
It was ag reed at th e busi­
ness m en 's m eeting th a t sto res
in G resham will close all day
T h an k sg iv in g day. They will
be open how ever la te r th an
usual W ednesday evening, o r
T h an k sg iv in g eve.
T he b a rb e r shops will be
closed ail day T h anksgiving
but will be open un til 9 p. m
W ednesday aig b t