Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, December 16, 1919, HOLIDAY NUMBER, Page 6, Image 6

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HOLIDAY NUMBER, GRESHAM OUTLOOK
NEW TELEPHONE OFFICE
IN CONDON BUILDING
LIBRARY MEANS MUCH TO COMMUNITY
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T he p atien ce o r im p atien ce of the
long su fferin g public is ab o u t to be
rew ard ed acco rd in g to officials of the
M ultnom ah an d C lack am as T ele­
phone com pany. G resh am is to have
far-sig h ted n e ss of th e citizens influ­ a new te lep h o n e system and p re p a r­
By H RUTH MONTAGUE
“ And I used to th in k you only got e n tia l in o b ta in in g such a building. atio n s are being m ade to in sta ll it.
b o ard s are to be In stalled
novels a t a lib ra ry ." “ I d id n 't know D uring th e past y ea r callers com ing
m R o oseburg,
seburg
W e n a tc h e e , Van-1
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you could get th a t kind of books from
h e r e ;’’ "Y ou h a v e n ’t got a cook . couver, M arshfield, Moro, an d o th e " ing room by th e Condon h otel. If «5
n o rth w est tow ns have com m ented th e sto rm had not in te rfe rre d th e
book aro u n d an y w h ere have y o u ? "
on
jh e a ttra c tiv e building an d its im ­ i p resen t sw itch b o ard s w ould have
T he foregoing re m a rk s show th a t
Few been p u t in place la st w eek. T his
th e re a re still citizens who reg ard p o rtan c e in th e co m m unity.
th e P ublic L ib ra ry as a m ere o v er­ tow ns of th ric e th e size a re so well will give g r e a te r fac ilities th a n th e
p rese n t room an d is th e first step
grow n sh e lf of su b sc rip tio n books. equipped.
As a neigh b o rh o o d bouse th e lib ra ­ to w ard in sta llin g th e new sw itch
B ut they are becom ing a sm a lle r m i­
ry is aw a itin g m ore m eetings, m ore board w hich has been o rd ered . T his
n o rity daily.
g a th e rin g s
of
all new board is th e sam e type as th o se
T he o u tsta n d in g fe a tu re s of lib ra ­ n eig h b o rh o o d
ry w ork today are those of com m u­ k inds. Tw o co m m ittee room s, and used in th e P o rtla n d te lep h o n e o f­
n ity service, giving it th e rig h t to a good ste re o p tic a n la n te rn a re a l­ fices. A fter It is in stalled th e re will
T he la n te rn was be only fo u r p arties on th e tow n
th e title "U n iv ersity of th e people" ready provided.
above all- o th e r in stitu tio n s. T h e p u rch ased by th e old G resham L ib ra ­ lines and not m ore th a n eig h t on th e
u tilita ria n side of life is touched In ry asso ciatio n . All th e old resid en ts co u n try lines. On th e tow n lines all
th e co n stan t supply of In fo rm atio n rem e m b er th e ir Jolly H allow e'en th a t w ill be n ecessary to call c e n tra l
on poultry, gas engines, baby food, p a rtie s, w hy n ot s ta r t so m e th in g to will be to lift th e receiv er from its «5
fertilize rs, socialism , f r u it cake, sin-1 ta k e th e ir place in th e tow n lif e ’ hook an d th is will flash a lig h t on
gle tax, and th e h u n d re d o th e r topics T he young folks o v erru n th e re a d ­ th e board to rin g a t C e n tra l office.
ing room s evenings, and need gam es T he co u n try lines will co n tin u e to
th a t in te re st any com m unity.
as well as m agazines an d books to rin g b u tiw ith b e tte r success since the
T he schools a re th e m ost co n stan t sa tisfy th e ir e te rn a l energy.
Sev­ lines will n ot be so busy as a t p re s­
p atro n s w ith th e ir re q u e sts fo r p ict­
eral boy scout troops are w an ted to en t. As soon as th e new b o ard is in ­
ures of all kinds, q u e stio n s on o b ­
o v erw o rk o u r co m m ittee room s.
sta lle d th e re will be th re e c e n tra ls
sc u re m a tte rs re la tin g to g eog rap h y
and h isto ry and. co n sta n tly , sto rie s ) So th e lib ra ry of today fulfils its a t w ork all of th e tim e in stead of
I t is planned
fu n ctio n s— idle
m om ent tw o as a t p rese n t.
fo r sto ry h o u rs an d p la n s fo r next v ario u s
rea d in g , know ledge for th e stu d e n t, th a t one c e n tra l w ill be given th e
m o n th ’s w ork.
G resham has gained In m any ways n eig h b o rh o o d g a th e rin g place — a tow n lin es and long d istan ce calls
since th e e sta b lish m e n t h ere of th e house of books th e tr u e c e n te r for and th a t th e o th e r tw o will ta k e
Union H igh school— th e lib ra ry g a in ­ co m m u n ity life. F o r " a book is a ca re of th e c o u n try service.
ing w ith th e re st of th e tow n. F o r i m an, an d a lib ra ry a society of j A g re a t deal of w ork has been
¡m e n .”
In th e m id st of th is rea l | i done by th e te lep h o n e com pany re ­
tlie High school stu d e n t is an a rd e n t
p atro n both th ro u g h h is own d esires dem ocracy we can n o t be sn u b b ed nor cen tly . New poles have been p u t up I
and th e assig n m e n ts fro m In s tru c t­ b ro w b eaten by anyone. "N o m an I on th e m ain lin es an d se v eral m iles '
ors. It Is a g re a t sig h t to look in th e can h id e him self in books. W h a t he of cable h u n g . T his is an aid to
com m ittee room s of th e lib ra ry an I is is th e re an d no will of his can keep good service as th e re Is n o t so m uch
see th e d eb a tin g te am s p re p a rin g for I it o u t.” T h e lib ra ry is h ere to de- d a n g e r o f a ta n g le up of w ires r e ­
s u ltin g from high w ind sto rm s, sleet,
the fray.
T he perio d ical Hies a re ; velop all o u r ta len ts.
etc., as when each pole c a rrie d 30 to M
sp read ab o u t th e ta b le s— a d e b a te r
10 w ires.
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U rges P ay fo r R o ck p ile Men.
is delving a f te r in fo rm atio n on som e
It is p ro b ab le th a t th e w ork will M
point to be b ro u g h t fo rtli fo r th e d is­
A sm all d aily wage fo r th e co u n ty not be co m pleted u n til sp rin g since w*
com fiture of ills o p ponents.
p riso n ers who w ork on th e K elley sto rm co n d itio n s m ak e it m uch m o re '
T he o ld e r people s to p 'to rea d w hile B u tte ro ck p ile is ad v o cated by S h er­ difficult, b u t e a rly su m m e r w ill see X.«
they aw ait an a p p o in tm e n t dow n­ iff H u rlb u rt.
Society expects p ris­ G resh am eq u ip p ed w ith an up-to- M
town o r th e n ex t tra in hom e. T he o n ers to go s tra ig h t w hen th e y h a v e . date> efficlent te le p h o n e serv ice T h e | »1
ch ild ren com e in fo r a sto ry hour, or served o ut th e ir tim e, b u t m ak es no su rro u n (iillg co m m u n ity has 80 en - j M
play ta g on th e back law n. And ev­ provision fo r th e released p riso n er
la rg e d an d developed in th e p ast few ; “ A
ery m in u te th a t th e doors a r e opened to pro v id e h im self w ith th e com m on
y ea rs tflat it h as e n tire ly o u tg ro w n j M
the lib ra ry Is used by its p ro p rie to rs n ecessities of life, says th e sheriff.
th e p rese n t sw itch b o ard s.
T h ese S*
th e citizens of M ultnom ah county. "T h e r e s u lt is” , he co n tin u ed , " th a t w ere in stalled ab o u t e ig h t y ea rs ago
As th e co u n ty becom es m ore thick a p riso n er w hen let o ut of ja il is I w hen th e office w as m oved from an
ly se ttle d and dem an d s in c re ase for so rely tem p ted a t th e s ta r t to b reak i u p sta irs room in ih e H o w itt b u ild -1 M
added service it will be o b ta in ed , for th e laws. My Idea is to cre d it pris- t ing to th e p re se n t lo catio n in t h e ' '> «
th e law of supply and d em and ev er o n ers w ith a sm all wage and to give ! M etzger b u ild in g .
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holds good, w hen a n y th in g is s tr e tc h ­ them th e accru ed am o u n t when thev
T h e G resh am D rug com pany will J *
d isc h a rg e d ."
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ed to tile g re a te st possible point of a re
m ake use of th e p re se n t te le p h o n e of- SI
usefulness, expansion o r new m a te r­ aro u n d th e ro ck p ile is being re b u ilt. I flr e as a sto re room w hen it Is va-1
ial m ust he th e resu lt. O ur G resh ­ W hen th is w ork is finished th e re Pated .
am bu ild in g is ideal fo r th e social will be p len ty of exercise fo r a m ot- i
ce n te r of th e com m unity.
V isitors ley collection of I. W. W .’s, sp eed ers O A. C. ATTENDED BY
from larg es tow ns exclaim o v er the an d o th e r In m ates of th e co u n ty jail.
Come Here for Y our Christmas
Dinner Goodies
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You will find our line of Groceries is
complete and fresh. We can supply
you with everything you will need
to make the dinner good. Don’t de­
lay, start planning the feast now.
Come in and let us help you sei- ct the
eatables.
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GRESHAM GROCERY CO.
M anagement McMurry Bros.
You Will Find Gifts £
For All the Family
at our store. Our stock is
complete and you will find
here something for every
member of the family.
MANY GRESHAM STUDENTS
K E W P I E D P I .1 S
Uv OSCAR ANDERSON.
O regon A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege, C o r­
v allis, Dec. 12.— G resh am is re p re ­
sen ted by fo u rte e n of th e 290« s tu ­
d e n ts now re g iste re d a t th e college.
I T h is Is a new m a rk in to ta l en ro ll-
; I nient an in c re ase of 86 p er cent
I o v er th e figure for th e c o rresp o n d ­
ing period in 1916-’17, th e la st nor-
' m al school y ear.
D espite th e fact
th a t class, la b o ra to ry , an d office
room has been at such a prem ium
C o m e e a r ly w h ile o u r s to c k is c o m p le t e .
th a t every a v a ila b le Hpace in b ase­
m ent and g a r r e t lias been u tilized , a
i h igh sta n d a rd of efficiency has been
m a in ta in ed .
A m ong th o se from G resham is
M a rg u e rite B. Michel, a sophom ore
in com m erce. She iB a m em ber of
i tile co m m ercial clu b and also a mem-
Utt her of tlie A lpha Xi D elta so ro rietv . 1
D avid C. P e te rso n , a fresh m an in i
gk elec trica l
e n g in e e rin g
has
been1
, pledged Sigm a Chi.
O th ers re g iste re d from G resham
| are W. It. Brow n, fre sh m a n in p h ar- college u n d e r ad v erse co n d itio n s is
r V ’ iiiBi’»: A. .1. B ru g g er, sophom ore in co n sid ered re m a rk a b le by persons
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ip civil en g in e e rin g ; A. M. B ru g g er, who a re fa m ilia r w ith th e situ atio n .
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I k so p h o m o re in hom e econom ics; Ed-
to ry an d in v e stig a tio n a l w o rk —
5» 1 K»r W. E astm an , fre sh m a n in p h ar- a and
needed badly, it is pointed out.
m aey; M errill R. Good, fresh m an in
•1* civil e n g in e e rin g ; M ervin R. Good, Seven in s tru c to rs in one d ep a rtm en t
1 ^ 1 fre sh m a n in m ining
en g in ee rin g ; have been forced th ro u g h lack of ac­
tA ' ,!»bel R- Michel, fre sh m a n in com- co m m o d atio n s to use one room for
She will appreciate a ' (irizz-
Ipj m erce. G ladys B. N eal, soph o m o re office an d co n feren ce purposes, and
in m usic; G lenn O. R u sh er, soplio- th is is typical of th e crow ded co n d i­
ly
G ia n t" box of Candy. Choice
J g ' m ore in in d u stria l a r ts ; M ary E. tion in o th e r d e p a rtm e n ts.
Confections, packed in a boyk-
L? Tow le, sop h o m o re in m usic; H okaii
O b itu a ry o f J o h n Eri.
• 1 ruedson, fre sh m a n in com m erce;
shaped box of California Red­
Pw Edw in A. Y u n k er, fre sh m a n in chem-
Jo h n E ri was born in L ard ai, N or­
j * ical en g in eerin g .
way in th e y ea r 1851. H e cam e to!
wood.
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T he high q u a lity of w ork being th e U n ited S tate s In 1855», and lived
ka | done th is y e a r is n o ticeable.
M ost, in M innesota u n til th e y ear 1873, i
O ur Candies will not only de­
(E, | of th e 190« stu d e n ts a re high school w hen h e cam e to O regon. In 1872
light "som ebody’s heart." but
. a i g ra d u a te s o r h av e been tra n sfe rre d
Ag i from o th e r college o r u n iv e rsitie s he w as u n ited in m a rria g e to N o re n a !
there is no question a- to their
’ Increase in fac u lty has been n e.es N arveson in M innesota. A fter co m -'
absolute purity.
; |* i , a , ed by heavy en ro llm en t in som
_me e | , ini5 ,o O re«on he live(1 » e a r C o rv allis
d e p a rtm e n ts, an d no pains h av e been ■ fo r a few .'e a rs, an d in 1877 se ttle d i
Prices 40c to $2.50 and up.
sp a re d in o b ta in in g th e best ta le n t on
place a t K elso, w here he died
av ailab le. Men lead w om en 2070 to | a f te r se v eral w eek s’ illness, on
on De-
836.
T he fre sh m a n class n u m b e r­ cem b er 4th. He is su rv iv ed by th re e
ing 1091.
sons. H en ry , G ilb ert and C hris, all o f '
T he n u m b e r of a p p lica tio n s fo r K elso, an d one d a u g h te r. Mrs. C a r r ie '
F o rm e rly Belt*
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s ta te aid fo r ex-service men se n t to
H is wife d ie d ,
Salem fo r ap p ro v al is 906. T he fe d ­ S chan, of P o rtla n d .
H ea d q u arter» fo r C h ristm a s G ifts o f T obacco and Candy
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era l b o ard fo r v o catio n al ed u catio n te n y ea rs ago.
Rev. Mr. H enrlckson conducted th e
h as sent 122 re h a b ilita tio n men to
O. A. ('.. w hich is re p o rte d to be th e fu n e ra l services a t th e N o rw eg ian ,
la rg e st n u m b e r assig n ed to any in sti­ L u th e ra n ch u rc h , an d in te r m e n t'
tu tio n west of th e Rocky m o u n tain s. took place in th e Sandy cem etery.
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A n u m b e r of ex-service m en here
C h ristm a s.” “T h e Chr;.-tn M
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
h av e received
sc h o larsh ip s
from
O b itu a ry of M ary J . Hickey.
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c h u rc h e s
o r o th e r o rg a n iz a tio n s
AT CEDAR SCHOOLHOUSE in g ,” "A C hange of H< rt,'
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ickey
died
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am o n g w hich a re th re e w hose ex­
Day A fte r C h ristm a s." The
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T he p u p ils of th e C e d ar school u n ­
pen ses a re being p rovided bv th e s u ­ a t th e hom e of h e r d a u g h te r Mrs.
an d Jo y s of S a n ta Clause.
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d e r th e d irectio n of th e ir te a c h e r, by M isses Ocea an d Ruby Jones
p rem e council of th e K n ig h t of Col­
um bus.
ton.
Born A ugust 29, 1833 In In ­
Miss C aro lin e T allm an will give a se v e ra l so n g s by th e school
T h a t th e co lleg e has a re p u ta tio n d ia n a an d crossed th e plain s in 1869
Everyone Is cordially invited to
o v e r th e c o u n try fo r efficiency ia i n - j an d s e ttle d a t C lack am as sta tio n C h ristm as p ro g ram , T uesday, D ecem ­
d icated by th e fact th a t 129 stu d e n ts w here sh e lived m ost of h e r life. Of ber 23 a t th e schoolhouse.
P lan a attend.
now In a tte n d a n c e w ere tra n s fe rre d la te y ea rs sh e m ad e h e r hom e w i t h w ere s ta rte d se v eral w eeks ago and
from 53 in s titu tio n s In tw en ty -o n e h e r ch ild ren .
w ere u n d e r such good way th a t only
«♦ate School F u n d s to I "1”’-
sta te s an d te rrito rie s. T h e I ’n i v e r - ' U a e
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H e r h u sb b a n d . l H ugh
A. ,,ic k p >' a n o th e r sto im w ill delay th e p ro ­
slty of O regon leads th e list of tr a n s - '
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A nyone w ishing to bnrr ■'
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p iled at C lack am as In 1888.
posed ev en t. T h ere w ill be a C h ris t­ on fa rm s a t 6% should
fers w ith tw e n ty -th re e .
S tate
e
Mrs H ickey leaves six ch ild re n to m as tre e on w hich frie n d s a re in v it­ A rth u r
i v ersifie s all th e way from th e A tlan-
L an g g u th ,
at r
m ourn h er, Mrs 8. L. Knox an d Mrs. ed to place g ifts. S a n ta C lau s w ill a g e n t fo r th e S tate 1 -'"d r rBor.
i tic to th e Pacific a r e rep rese n ted .
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Due to lack of ro o m in g facilities W m. K e e of S tevenson, W a sh in g to n ; a rriv e in fine sty le as th is snow is S u p p le-B allin S h ip b u ild e r torp»
, a t th e o p ening of th e school y ea r it Mrs. J W. R oots of B oring. O regon; ideal fo r his sleigh an d rein d e ers.
a tio n ’s office. E ast Oak and
Is e s tim a te d th a t at least 206 per- Wm. H ickey and W a lte r H ickey of
Special n u m b e rs a re ; In v o catio n s tre e ts , P o rtla n d , Oregon.
i sons who ap p lied fo r e n tra n c e re- P o rtla n d . O regon, an d Jo h n H ickev by Rev. E arl B. C o tto n ; re c ita tio n ,
tu
rn e d hom e
,»wwU«
tiitio ,,«
o ‘h p r in sti- o f B u tte. M ontana
"T h e F irs t C h ristm a s," E th e l Mof­
F o r Sale Seonnd Hand
tu
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tons.
itio
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reliev
ed , T ho
how tonjcpftted
ever, soon co n a d fte
r n w w
hen
b v* ttnPrul « ’,‘ rv " 'e w . ln
bp held a t th e fitt;
re c ita tio n , “ A S u rp rise for
O ne S in g er sew ing matt»™*
th e S A. T. C b a rra c k s w ere c o n - ' C ’“f”“ ° f ,ht? O r,’’ h am U n d erta k in g S an ta C la u s," D orothy K ing: "H ow class co n d itio n , $25.
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R ound top, 8-ft. ezte *1°»
v erte d in to a d o rm ito rv .
W ith ac- ^ a r ’o r** S unday, D ecem ber 21, a t 12 S an ta C am e Down th e C him nev.
’ m m o d atlo n s fo r 140 a d d itio n a l ° ’<',o<' k ’ In te rm e n t a t C lack am as H arry C u rry ; "H is F irs t C h ristm a s $15.
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S q u are to p d in ing tab.e, •
stu d e n t« in th is b u ild in g an d m - ce m etery at 2 p m.
T re e ,” D onald K in g ; "T h e S to ck ­
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i n / T ' c o m in g fac ilities In C o rv al­
in g s C h ristm a s," R eg in ald F u lto n ; te n sio n , $10.
R an g e, d an d y conditi
♦
lis, It will be possible to ca re for all
Zip w ill clean y o u r chim ney and "A V isit from S a n ta ," A nnie M offitt;
pric*
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to re g is te r Ja n u - sto v e pipe fo r 25c. At K id d er H a rd ­ T h e C h ristm as S to ry ." H elen A tl- te r coil a n d pipe includ
F o u r good heating stove».
"e rm 6 f
hP * ° rk Of ,hp
w are Co.
h a u se ; "M rs S an ta C lau s." C h a rles
fro m $3.50 to $20.
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T a llm a n ; "M erry C h ristm as T im e ,’
W hat Is being accom plished a t th e
Investigate. They
When in doubt try a Want Ad.
L ecia S tale y ; d ia lo g u es— “ L o st on
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A. H. BURNS
is still breeding
Registered
Holstein
Cattle *
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ll<* w ent
W E BREED ,
g ra v e u n d efe ate d
The sire of this young bull stands at the head of
our herd. He is better known as the #10,000 bull.
D o n ’t F o r g e t th e R e d C r o ss
Come and see us whether you buy or not
Aldersyde Farm
A H BURNS
Gresham, Oregon
all sizes and styles. Magazines, Books, Candy,
Tobacco, Tree Decorations, Toilet Articles and
Sets, Etc., Etc. Don’t delay in making your selec­
tion.
Powell’s Pharmacy
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Schanno’s Confectionery ¡5
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And High Grade Records
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