T W IC E
A
W E E K
G resham O utlook
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VOL. 9, NO. 104
FIRE CAUSES LOSS
AT PLEASANT HOME;
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GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH
ADOPTED SON OF THE
VICE-PRESIDENT DIES
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
»
COUNTY,
OREGON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1920
CLUBS ARE FORMED TO FOSTER
GREATER UNION HIGH SCHOOL
SECRETARY OF WAR
BAKER MAY RESIGN
$1.50 PER YEAR
LYNCH ORGANIZES
FOR BETTER WORK
F ire which s ta rte d presum ably
County A gent 8. B. H all an d Miss
T he "G re a te r Union H igh d u b ” is j ot them live w ithout th e Union d is - ,
from a gasoline lam p w hich was im
E
thel
1. C alkins, county club leader,
th e new est o rganization cf stu d e n ts tric t and m ight not be p erm itted t o '
properly
lighted,
destroyed the
a re carry in g o ut an experim ent for
at th e high school. T his club, th e re tu rn next Septem ber to g rad u a t» i
A ndrew Bros, m eat shop W ednesday
th e D epartm ent of A g ricu ltu re in co
m em bership of which is not yet c o m -' here if ad d itio n al classroom s are not
evening and fo r a tim e th rea ten e d
o rd in atin g th e w ork of th e F arm
pleted, will be com posed of au equal provided. O th er classes w ith larg e |
th e w hole business section of new
B ureau and In d u stria l club work.
rep
rese
n
tatio
n
from
o
u
tsid
e
d
istric
ts
n u m b er of stu d e n ts from m any dis
The Lynch d istric t has organized
P lea san t Home.
tric ts who will use th e ir influence in a re m uch ag itated over th e p o ssib ili-;
H ad th e wind been blow ing it is
for this p ro ject and have appointed
every way possible to secure la rg e r ty of being sh u t o ut on account of th e j
believed nothing could have saved
th e ir com m itteem en for the com ing
and b e tte r school buildings for next crow ded condition of th e school. The
th e o th e r buildings. A large crow d ,
year.
y ear to accom m odate th e increased freshm an class is com posed of 80
g ath ered to assist in subduing th e :
The leaders in q u ired as to th e p ro
e n ro lm e n t.
The nam es of these boys and g irls, and th e incom ing ;
flames. P ractically all of the fixtures
jects th a t th e ad u lts would be in te r
Union H igh boosters will -be a n class w ill n u m b er approxim ately 100. J
of th e shpp w ere saved but th e re was
ested in and th en find o u t if it would
P rin cip al Goodwin will speak ai
nounced early next week, when th e
no hopes fo r the building from the
be advisable to have boys Included i:i
org an izatio n will be perfected, a slo Powell V alley schoolhouse th is even-1
these com m unity in terest projects.
first.
gan chosen, and an active cam paign ing on th e su b ject, “ G re ater Union j
T he depot, blacksm ith shop, and
A m eeting was held recently a t
H igh School". He would be pleased
begun.
S ecretary of W ar N ewton D.
th e garag e w ere am ong th e oth'>r |
T he p resen t ju n io r class composed to discuss th e situ atio n In o th e r dis-! B aker, who is rep o rted to be d is which plans w ere ta k en up for im
buildings which caught. Bucket bri-1
of 60 m em bers who expect to finish tricts at any tim e convenient fo r th e | appointed in not receiving (he provem ents fo r th e com ing year.
gades w ere fo rm e d and every ono
next y ear are g rea tly in te reste d in people who are in terested in th e ed-j portfolio of sta te , to succeed Sec Among the pro jects taken up first are
tu rn ed in w ith rig h t good will to
crop im provem ent, g arden and o r
th is new m ovem ent because o n e-th ird ucation of th e ir boys and girls.
reta ry Lansing.
It is in tim ated chard project, berry grow ing, soil im
help save these buildings.
th a t he may resign tils present
A telephone call was sen t in for '
provem ent, and livestock Im prove
cabinet
position.
the w ate r car of th e P. R. L. & P. Co. I
m
ent.
M orrison M arshall, th e 3-year-
b ut it was delayed in sta rtin g and the old adopted son of V ice-President
T he crop Im provem ent will be
fire was u nder control before it got and Mrs. M arshall, who died at
NUMBER
OF
TEACHERS
headed by H erb ert Lynch and it has
Two years ago th is m onth A rth u r
A rth u r Bliss, pig club m em ber,
away.
A call was p.ut in for th e ; W ashington yesterd ay a fte r a
HAS MORE THAN DOUBLED been decided to ta k e up the certifica
i who won first class in th e p ure bred p urchased two pigs a t $6 a piecq.
G resham fire d ep artm en t and a n u m sh o rt illness. He was tak en into
tion of potato seed us a first step.
These he raised at a cost for feed of
A little m ore th an four years ago
ber a t th e men responded as soon as ( the vice-president’s hom e when he division at th e county fa ir last fsll
A lbert H o rn eck er, W alter R obin
$20.
In
th
e
fall
when
they
farrow
ed
has ju st received a m em bership in
Union High school was sta rte d w ith son. aud H erb ert Lynch have already
th e alarm was put in. T he new fire j was 10 m o n th s old b u t waS never
th e C h ester W hite association of th is they had 12 pigs alto g eth er, ten of
engine is fh P o rtlan d being painted
'o n ly six teach ers Including th e p rin signed up for th is w ork and it Is ex
legally, adopted.
I state. T he value of th is m em ber- w hich were sold for $61. One was
and could not be u s e d 'in th is emer-1
pected th at o th e rs will line up for thl3
ship is $10 and en title s th e holder raised and sold for pork a t nine cipal. T h ere are now fifteen te ac h
gency. The fire wras u n d er c o n tr o l!
work.
Leslie und H arold Lynch,
m
onths
old,
for
$48.95.
T
he
o
th
e
r
ers,
tw
o
of
whom
were
added
th
is
to re g iste r pigs a t h alf price.
before th e G resham boys could a r GRESHAM POST WILL
club boys also e n te r th is project w ith
Miss Effie C. Thom pson
T he aw ard was m ade on account one A rth u r kept and is now one of sem ester.
MEET SATURDAY EVE.
rive ow ing to th e delay in sending in
th e ir elders and expect to certify
of A rth u r having th e best p ure bred his brood sows. The two sow’s which com m enced work several weeks ago«
about
one ucre o t potatoes.
th e alarm .
A special m eeting of G resham Post ¡C h ester W hite pig in tho club w ork he p urchased first were sold for | She assists in E nglish und d ram atics
All the wells in th a t section of
W illiam H o rn eck er will have charge
and Is proving h erself very capable.
No. 30, A m erican Legion has been i division a t th e s ta te fa ir last Sep- $113.
tow n w ere drained before th e fire
o t th e g arden and o rchard p roject
L ast sp rin g A rth u r purchased a
H. L. W adenpaugh, who will com-!
e
f
was put u nder control and th e need called for S atu rd ay n ig h t, F eb ru ary tem ber.
and a m eeting has been called for
reg istered pig, Dixie Queen, fo r $8. mence his du ties in th e a g ric u ltu ra l l
T
he
m
em
bership
is
T
ransferable
of la rg e r wells was felt a t this c riti 28, in C arlso n ’s hall. All m em bers
W ednesday, March» 17 to tak e up g a r
b u t A rth u r expects to co n tin u e in th e The p resen t value of th is an im al is d ep a rtm en t next Monday m o rn in g ,!
cal tim e.
of th e Post are especially req u ested club w ork an d will keep his m em ber- $100. L ast Ja n u a ry when Dixie far- com es from O. A. C. recom m ended i den work. 8. B. H all will d em o n strate
T he fam ily of A. G. Rich, who liv ed
how to skin m oles in p rep aratio n for
rowed she had 12 pigs, eig h t of highly by th e V ocational E ducational
ship w hich he prizes very highly.
next door to th e shop suffered th e to atten d .
a rodent cam paign. An effort will be
These are board. T he a g ric u ltu ra l d ep a rtm en t
T his y ear A rth u r will en te r all which a re still living.
g re a te st discom fort of all perhaps as
F o r som e tim e th e Post has been
made to get the hoys in terested in
they had to move all of th e ir h o u s e -, looking for a su itab le location for th re e divisions of th e project which valued at $10 a piece. A rth u r’s fig which was added recently has had a th is project. A p ru n in g d em o n stra
club rooms. T he Post has been m ade includes raisin g a g rad e pig, carin g ures show th a t his expenses have g reat deal to do with the rapid
hold goods out of doors.
tion is being planned also, which will
been only a little over $100 w hile grow th of th e school and with th e
T he Rich fam ily w ere planning on a proposition on one of th e local for a sow and litte r and th e raisin g
he of g rea t value.
th e value of th e pigs he has an d those Increase In public Interest in a g ri
m aking a move in th e n ea r fu tu re but buildings th a t is an exceptionally of a p ure bred hog. He has been
W. C. L aw rence, who lias ch arg e of
he
sold
was
over
$300,
leaving
him
c u ltu ra l su b jects d u rin g th e past
had planned to move in a q u ie ter and good offer, and th e sen tim en t of th e raisin g pig", fo r th e past two years
the berry grow ing p ro ject has pledged
$200 for his work.
year.
m ore orderly m anner. A fter th e ir Post is w anted im m ediately, so th it and has convinced his fa th e r th a t it
him self to find out the. acreage and
A rth u r is convinced th a t pigs pay
T he o th e r teach ers a re as follow s:
th
e
deal
may
be
closed.
A
local
con
is
possible
to
raise
hogs
a
t
a
profit
fu rn itu re was put out of doors they
average yield of th is d istric t in an
and he has convinced his fa th e r also E lm er F. Goodwin, prin cip al; Mary
decided to continue th e ir move to tra c to r has been h ired to s ta r t a lte r even w hen feed is high.
effort to increase both.
E. Good, L ettie L. G regson, Grace
th e ir new home. They will occupy ations on th e building beginning
Jack Lynch is th e com m itteem an
MRS. E. E. QUAY DIES
H artley , Cecil P. Molfiitt, H. R uth
th e H. L. Shaw house. Mrs. Rich March 1, and it is im p o rta n t th a t th e ECONOMY COOKING CLASS
for th e soil Im provem ent and a l
AFTER
BRIEF
ILLNESS
M
ontague,
May
H.
M
orrison,
C.
P
ost
ta
k
e
som
e
definite
action
on
th
e
|
STARTS
WORK
TODAY
and her 10-day-old son w ere forced to
ready th re e leading farm ers have o r
E dw in P latts, M innie A. Schrepel,
seek refuge in a n eig h b o r’s house. It club room proposition.
T he G resham Econom y Cooking
Mrs. Elwood Quay, of P leasan t Tom G. T aylor, E stelle B. Webb, dered Buper phosphate. They are ;
was th e ir first trip.
MRS. W. J. EMERSON
club, w hich was o rganized recently, Home, died ’of pneum onia a fte r a Leslie E. Webb, A deline 11. Wyeth. H erb ert Lynch, David McKeown and
L eaving a gasoline lump, w hich I
W alter Robinson. O thers will prob
DIES IN PENNSYLVANIA held th e ir first m eeting last Tues- b rief illness, W ednesday ^evening
was being lighted, to answ er a te le - !
ably put in th e ir o rd ers later.
ab o u t 10 q’clock. She had been ill OREGON TO HELP MAINE
W ord has ju st been received from i day at th e sdhoolhouse.
The first only a little m ore th an a fteek. She
phone call and being d etained w ith
David McKeown will have ch arg e
IN OPPOSING WETS
custom ers is th e only explanation for
j Em erson by his sister, Mrs. lesson on m easuring Vvaa tak en up was th e m o th er of nine children who
of (he livestock im provem ent pro
th e fire which can be given. I t is <jPO. Moffitt, of M elrose, of th e d eaih u n d er th e direction bf th e ir leader, w ith h er husband are left to m ourn
According to recent dispulcbea ject. Most of th e work will be ca r
supposed th a t th e lam p not being ()f j,jg wjfe a n d 7-year-old son
from Salem Oregoi} has agreed to Join ried on th ro u g h th e club hoys. A n
th
e
ir
loss.
Miss M ildred St. Clair. It is planned
sufficiently heated exploded or blazed H enry. Mrs. Em erson was a sister
F u n e ra l arran g e m en ts have n o t w ith the sta te of Maine In opposing drew McMillan will be the lead er of
to hold fu tu re m eetings at th e homes
up, in some way sta rtin g th e flra ()f Mr Moffitt. Both Mrs. Em erson
been com pleted owing to the serious ail action brought by th e sta te ot th e boys’ H olstein calf club.
of
th
e
m
em
bers
in
stead
of
at
the
w hich gained headw ay rapidly.
| antj h e r son died of pneum onia.
Rhode Island to test In the U nited
T he C h ester W hite pig club will
schoolhouse, and th e next m eeting illness of a son, A lbert Quay, w in
T he building and business was H enry on F eb ru ary 7 and his m o th er
will be at th e hom e of th e leader, has been h o vering betw een life and StateH «»Prem e court the validity of have as I h eir lead er, A. Zinger and
ow ned by Robert and A m bert Andrew Hjx ,)ays later. Double tu n e ra l serv-
R. 11. Confrey will lead a club ot
d eath fo r several days with th e sam e the federal prohibition am endm ent.
S atu rd ay , M arch 13.
and th e b ro th er who has charge >t iceB were held F eb ru ary 15 at Al-
C harles H ughes, ex-m em ber of the children In th e p o ultry project.
Miss G eorgia S tapleton is th e pres dread ed disease. I t is expected th a t
th e insurance of th e building was in | oo n a, P ennsylvania.
Besides Mr.
U nited Stales su prem e co u rt, has
id en t of th e club, C a rm elita Gleason th e fu n eral services will be held next
GRESHAM POULTRY CLUB
B ridal Veil and it 1 b not certain if th e E m erson, a 12-year-old d a u g h te r and
is vice p resid en t, and Doris Z im m er M onday b u t no o th e r definite a r been retain ed ap counsel for th e sev
HOLDS FIRST MEETING
in su ran ce was in force o r not.
siste r a re left to m ourn th e ir loss.
eral
sla
te
s
which
have
Joined
in
d
e
m an, se c reta ry -trea su rer. The o th e r ran g e m en ts have been m ade. The
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1 T he E m erso n ’s form erly lived on a m em bers a re C lara M ason, E lizabeth rem ain s are at C arlso n ’s u n d e rta k fense of th e am endm ent. Because of
T he G resham P o u ltry club m et at
FIRST JOINT MEETING
farm n e a r T ro u td ale but le ft about McKeown, F re id a B ru n n er, Violet ing parlor3. An o b ituary will be O regon's proposed p art In th e suit, th e hom e of th e lead er last T uesday
PROVES SUCCESSFUL six years ago to live in P ennsylvania. [ Norby, Blanche T rim ble, Florence given in a la te r issue.
A ttorney-G eneral Brow n's nam e will aftern o o n a fte r school. This was the
ap p e ar am ong th e law yers associated first m eeting since th e club was re
T he m eeting of th e Odd Fellow s J en k in s lx-a<l.« S in g in g at C orbett. and H elen K ern.
w itl| Ju d g e H ughes in th e tria l of the organized
F or Sale.
Glen W inters, th e p resi
T his club expects to do good w ork
W a lte r Je n k in s, song leader, will
and R ebekahs which was held la st
T
w
enty
cords
dry
wood,
cu
t
over
d en t presided over th e m eeting.
evening was a pleasing fo re ru n n e r conduct th e first of a series of n eig h and will e n te r th e co n test next fail a year, 10 cords oak wood, delivered
borhood m eetings arra n g e d by th e w ith a good prospect of w inning th e ir
8everal Im p o rtan t m a tte rs w ere
any place in G resham . W. A. Hessel, STUDENTS CROWD CAMPUS
of good tim es to come
P o rtlan d L ib rary association for th e
(tak e n up. C arl Zim m erm an resigned
sh
a
re
of
th
e
prizes.
phone
544.
T he program was m uch enjoyed u n io n High school at C orbett. T he
FOR PLACE IN COLLEGE his place as se creta ry on acco u n t of
Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an gave one of program will s ta rt at 8 o ’clock Tues-
“ Q uit y o u r sh o v in ' ” Is not so funny lack of tim e and Miss G ertru d e Hrug*-
h er d elig h tfu l readings and Miss Mary j day evening March 9. » ^ e r Pro-
hv \ t lua Mil gram s, Including lectures, sto ry hours
as
it sounds when used by stu d e n ts ger was elected to fill the place. C arl
H ansen, accom panied by Miss Mil * n(J u lk g arp bping arraIlKP(1 for
as protection from tho more lmpn- has tak en over th e en tire care of th e
dred St. C lair, sang a charm ing solo. o th e r evenings.
tien t ones crow ding som e of th e long,
In stru m e n ta l
selections by Mrs.
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sta n d in g lines. T he tro u b le is due several h u n d red bens owned by th e
F u rn itu re S ale C om ing.
to th e fact th a t every th ree stu d e n ts Zim m erm ans and he felt he would be
G race R adford w ere m uch enjoyed.
Mrs W ithrow will sell at public
at th e O. A. C. are occupying room too busy to properly atten d to th e
Roy Gibbs, noble g rand of th e Odd au " i()n ,n , hl, n ear futUre, all of th e
and sh a rin g educational adv an tag es se creta rial duties.
Fellow s lodge, was called on fo r a f u rn j , u re of th e Josephine K nighton
designed for two.
I t was decided to m eet on th e
speech to which he responded in a a p a rtm en ts in G resham and also th e
T he plans were p repared to off>r
Instruction and train in g to some fo u rth M onday of every month.
most acceptable m anner.
A program co m m ittee was ap p o in t
M ayor Geo. W. K enney and P rin - P ortland. W atch fo r th e list.
2000 stu d e n ts— a n um ber then con
sid erab ly in excess of enrollm ent. ed to m ap o ut a program for th e su m
clpal T. J. S kirvin w ere to have ta k e n
L ym an’s L eghorn Layers,
B et ’he rising need for education has m er's work Glen W inters, G ertru d e
p a rt on th e program but on account c h ick s fo r sale. H atches off every
draw n 3335 to th e (). A. C. cam pus
of sickness, were unable to do so.
eight days beginning F rid ay , Feb-
to divide th e m eans provided for th e B rugger and R obert Soderqulat were
t ii fl r v
*
2000. It Just n atu ra lly tak es a little appointed and will m eet w ith Mrs.
A fter the program , an oyster sup-
- A R LY MAN, G resham , Ore.
aggressiveness for any of them to g et filling next M onday aftern o o n to work
per was served an d was thoroughly
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th e ir share,
o ut a program .
enjoyed by those who atten d ed . T he
H atch in g E ggs for Kale
Only 14 tow ns In Oregon have larg
Among th e th in g s which havs a l
h ...
S £
e r p o pulations th an th e O. A C. cam
ready
been decided upon is a visit to
pus, according to the last census.
ability to serve good eats
Next Leghorng w hich is headed by one of
S tu d en ts and faculty have to use th e M ultnom ah F arm . Mr. and Mrs.
m onth they will fu rn ish th e program T an creed ’s Im perial cockerels which
basem ents as classroom s and tabra- U. G Hmlth have Invited the club and
and th e R ebekahs w ill serve tho cost $30. W ill have a few se ttin g s
to rles
P re tty d ark som etim es, hut they will accept and m ake th e ir in
fo r $3 p er 16. From an o th e r pen,
supper.
u 50 ppr 15. Mrs. L ulu O sburn,
good and stro n g and nobody can
spection In th e n ear fu tu re.
T h ere was a good crow d and a jolly phone - jjj
break out.
T he m em bers have agreed th a t
In th e E nglish d ep artm en t eight
social h o u r was spent w hich every |
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in
stru
c
to
rs
w
ere
found
crow
ded
into
they
will all m ake pntrles In th e fair
Notice.
one enjoyed.
tw o sm all offices. To get th e ir desks next fall
All bills ow ing to th e G resham
P ro fesso r B rew ster, fo r
Steam L au n d ry are payable a t th e J
in aud leave any rom to move about m erly of O A. C., will visit th e club
in the p artitio n door had to be taken
lau n d ry o r to th e drivers
FRANCES E GILL
E E. HARTY.
off Its hinges. They said they d id n 't th is sum m er and will give them les
BURIED IN GRESHAM
sons on judging.
need th e door anyway.
O ne-fifth of th e sta n d in g tim ber
In th ese little offices th e eig h t
The m em bers will also put on dem
F ran ces E. Gill, y o u n g , wife of
teach ers had to p rep are th e ir lessons, o n stratio n s In th e preserving of eggs
O liver J Gill of P o rtlan d , died -of of the U nited 8 ta te s is in Oregon
plan th e ir w ork, grad e papers, keep
T he v ariety of m erch an tab le tim b er
pneum onia last w eek In P o rtlan d and in com m ercial q u an titie s probably
records, and Confer w ith th e ir s tu In lim e and also in w aterglass a t tho
fa ir next fall and will give a dem on
th e fu n e ra l was held In P o rtlan d , exceeds any sta te In th e Union. Su
dents.
W henever ope sta rte d th ro u g h the stra tio n of boggnizing.
Sunday, F eb ru ary 22. In te rm e n t was g a r and yellow pine, red and yellow
offices th e only way he could g et o ut
Miss E thel C alkins, county club
in th e G resham cem etery
fir, spruce,' redw ood. P o rt O rford ce
was 'o stay Ifi- -the line
I lead er, wits p resen t and presented a
Mrs. Gill, who was about 21 years d ar. a re a lew of th e w ell-know n j
"Quit your •’shoVln’.”
certificate o t achievem ent to th e club
of age. was m arried Ju n e 10. 1917. woods.
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C o r r e c tio n .
In recognition of th e ir finishing 100
She was th e daughter-in-law of T. H.
Is yo u r w atch steadily losing (
T he O utlook was in e rro r in s ta t per cen t last year. T his certificate la
Gill, who lives one and one-half m iles tim e? If so. it needs cleaning and
ing th a t th e pieetlng of th e G resham signed by th e S ecretary of A gricul
east of G resham
a d ju stin g
B ring It to Jon es, th e j
T he friends and acquaintances offer j P> PiPr
All w ork g u aran teed .
B usiness M en's association held last tu re , G overnor O loott; P resid en t
Monday n ig h t was a special m eeting. K err, of O. A. C. ; S u p erin ten d en t
th e ir sym pathy to th e bereaved young
Bad b rea th , colorless lips, sallow I
It
was th e re g u la r m eetiug ot th e as C h u rch ill; U. C. Seym our, sta te club
husband
cheeks give a g irl little chance I o r|
sociation and no o th e r reg u la r m eet le ad e r; Miss E thel I. C alkins, county
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.
I -a man ”— Don’t give up. try H ollis-,
Storage battery .repairing and re- , ef..g Rocky Mountain Tea and se e ,
ing will be held u n til th e last Monday le ad e r; and Mrs. H H. Eling. local
charging, starter and generator j,ow popular you gbt. —j P o w ell's,
leader.
n ig h t in March.
work. Raker ft Son.
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