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VOL. 10,
G resham O utlook
NO. 43
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY.
SENATOR GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN
WILL SPEAK 01566165
OREGON
TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1920
WHAT MAKES THE SI IFF RAGE
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
CLUB CHILDREN OF COUNTY ENJOY
DAY’S PICNIC AT LAURELHURST PARK
SU FFR AGE
U nited S tates S enator George E. T he team s will be selected on the
More th an 150 in d u stria l club advance in cooperation betw een th e
! m em bers and th e ir leaders enjoyed
C ham berlain will be th e principal grounds and the w inning side will be
S T A T E te û lS L A T U R E S t h a t u a v i
city children and th e county children
aw arded $5, th e prize offered by the
the county club picnic at L au relh u rst
sp e ak e r a t the g range field day pic
R A T IF ItO T H E A M t M O M E M T .'
Bank of G resham .
p ark last S aturday. T he day was th ro u g h th e club work. AU th ree of
nic next S atu rd ay , July 31. Plana
R E P U B L IC A N
O E H O C R A T i C
T he next event will be a one-half
perfect and noth in g happened to m ar th e sp eak ers as well as Miss C alkins
fo r th e day have been com pleted and m ile relay race in which each g ran g e
th e Joy.
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9
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6
were given rousing toasts by th e chil
prom ises one of th e best days e n te r will en ter a team . Staples, T he Jew
The happy groups began arriv in g a dren.
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LA
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XtJtCTiMC
AMeMDMiMT,-
ta in m en t th a t th e g ran g e rs have ever eler, has offered a silver cup to the
little a fte r nine an d by 10:30 p rac
republican
democratic
All of the children sung the littlo
put on here. Beside th e speaker of w inning g ran g e b ut th e cup m ust be
tically all were on th e g rounds. U n to a s t:
th e day, special music by the W ilbur won twice fo r p erm an en t ow nership.
1
til d in n er tim e th e children am used
’ Miss Calkins. Miss Calkins.
o rch estra and th e G. A. R. q u arte t as* Of in te rest to boys u n d er 18 is the
them selves in various ways, some
We arp singing
well as com m unity singing by a 75-yard dash. T his is a free fo r all
Sessions To
P raises ringing
w atching the ducks and th e haughty
chorus and the audience have been and the first prize is a cap and the
REPUBLICAN
We sh all never
old swan as they floated over the
Know y o u r equal
arran g e d for.
second a p air of ten n is shoes. E. W.
little lake, some sp e n t th e m orning
.Ml«s Calkins, h ere's to y ou.”
T he m orning program will com A ylsw orth is offering these prizes.
w andering aro u n d th e p ark enjoying
A fter th is th e O rient clubs gave
m ence at 10:30 a. m. and all events
Of course th e re is a fat m an ’s race
the flowers and b eau tifu l landscape an o th e r yell:
w ill take place a t th e fa ir grounds. and to in su re ag ain st a th in man
g ard en in g , a syoup of active young
They h av e n 't got th e jazz
A basket lunch will be served a t 12 w inning th e prize, all com petitors
They hav en ’t g ot the pep
st'ers played tag In alm ost all of its
o ’clock and refresh m en ts will be sold m ust tip th e scales at n o t less than
They h av en ’t got th e leader
known form s, and th e larg est ma
T hat M ultnom ah has.
on the grounds. T he afternoon pro 225 pounds. The w inner will receive
jo rity kept the play ground ap a ratu s
Miss Calkins.
g ram will s ta r t a t 1:45 p. m. At a pocket k n ife which is offpred by
busy.
All of th e cap ital prize w inners
3 :3 0 the ath letic stu n ts and contests W ill M etzger.
At noon the picnic lunch baskets present w ere asked to com e forw ard
will com m ence and su itab le prizes
T he next will be a 25-yard egg race
were opened and th e re seem ed no end and a little toast was given them to
have been offered by local business for ladies an d all th e poultry women
to th e goodies th a t cam e from th e ir which th e sta te canning team m em
men to th e w inners in the various will be in th e contest fo r th e prizes
depths. G allons of lem onade were bers responded w ith an a p p ro p ria te
events.
will be first, a sack of egg producer
m ade In th e shade not by old m aids, song in answ er. Then G ran t McMil
One of th e fea tu re s of the day will and second, 50c chick g rit. These
but by ladies who knew Ju st how lan, who has been to 'C orvallis two
be th e g range stu n ts w hich will be a prizes are offered by W alrad Mer-
much of this and how much of th a t years as a capital prize w inner, m ade
p a rt of the afte rn o o i/p ro g ra m . These can tile com pany.
it
ta k es to m ake a refresh in g drink a sh o rt talk on th e ad v an tag es he
She—‘‘You’re long on talk and very short on results.”
stu n ts a re alw ays am using and create
G lenn Davidson has offered two
of lem onade.
found in club work and th e difficulties
a g rea t deal of in te rest. Some lively boxes of candy to th e two couples
T he clu|>8 w ere all arran g ed in which are encountered In th e work.
form s of e n te rta in m e n t are an tici w inning first and second place in the
com m unity groups and th e tables He is a believer In club w ork and all
pated this y ear when the different three-legged race.
were all in a group.
it offers, and he encouraged th e o th e r
g ran g e s com pete to show how funny
Boys u n d er 12 years of age will
STATES THAT RATIFIED THE AMENDMENT
D uring the lunch h o u r different children to striv e to win o u t and at
and clever they can be.
e n te r th e ever p o p u lar sack race and
clubs tried out th e ir club yells to least finish th e ir work.
R ep u b lica n -................ 29
Democratic...................... 6
T he m orning program w in be as th e com petition will be stro n g for
‘‘tell th e w orld” who they w ere and
In th e contest fo r th e best club
follow s:
th e base ball and baseball b at which
STATES THAT HAVE REJECTED THE AMENDMENT
w hat they plan to do.
yells and songs. O rient won on the
Selections, W ilbur orchestra.
has been offered for fist and second
Im m ediately a fte r d in n er
the yellB and the Powell V alley canning
Republican.................... 1
Democratic..................... 7
Invocation, Rev. E ugene C. H ick prizes by th e L. L. K idder H ardw are
benches were all carried to a nearby team on th e song.
Miss C alkins
m an, p astor W ilbur M. E. church, com pany.
Action by one more state is required to make ratifi
spot and a sh o rt program was given tre a te d both g roups to Ice creain.
P o rtland.
G irls u n d er 12 years will striv e to
cation complete.
u n d er th e direction of Miss Ethel
On th e first tria l O rient and Maple
Selections, G. A. R. q u arte t.
win th e $3 offered as first prize in
C alkins, th e county club leader.
wood
tied for honors but on th e sec
In tro d u cto ry adress, Ju d g e Geo. th e 50-yard dash. The second prize
A n um ber of club songs were sung ond try -o u t O rient was given th e d i
W. Stapleton.
will be $2. Both are offered by the
by th e children first. They were led vision
Mr. Allen and Mr K irk
Selection, W ilbur orchestra.
F irs t S tate Bank.
in th e singing by Rev. Earl H. Cotton p atrick were th e Judges.
A ddress, S enato r Geo. E. Cham ber-
W omen will try o ut th e ir hand at
of P lea san t Horae.
This seem ed to put pep into th e
lain.
ball throw in g and th e one throw ing
A fter th e rousing club songs were O rient g ang for they proceeded to
Selection, G. A. R. q u arte t.
th e ball th e longest distance will re
all su n g Miss C alkins Introduced Su win nine firsts in th e ath letic contests
"A m erica” , chorus and audience. ceive a $2 box of candy and th e one
p erin ten d en t W. C. A lderson, who w hich follow ed.
T he aftern o o n program will be as com ing next will win a $1 box of
T he M ultnom ah county com m is
said th a t he had found th a t in cases
The
officers
of
the
Oregon
D
airy
Melvin H endricks of th e O rient
follows, and will com m ence at 1:45. candy. The G resham D rug Co. is
sioners, Ralph H oyt, ch airm an ; R. m en’s C ooperative L eague are facing of t i l l s kind an Invitation to dinner school was th e shining s ta r of th e ir
Selections, W ilbur orchestra.
offering th is prize.
prosecution for alleged violations of .included a talk. He th rea ten e d to brillian t group for he won five of the
Solo, (To be selected ).
T he last race is a 100-yard dash C. H olm an, and A. A. Muck, w ith W.
He proceeded to read clover leaves aw arded for first prizes
a
city ordinance covering a n ti-tru st quit eating,
Selections, G. A. R. q u artet.
free for all an d T. P. Cam pbell has A. E achel, county ro ad m aster, and
his speech from a piece of paper to individuals in th e contests.
Old fam iliar ballads— Com m unity offered $3.50 fo r th e w inner and Mr. G rondahl, county road engineer, legislation according to P o rtlan d
which he said he had b ro u g h t w ith
papers.
The final score by schools gave
chorus.
$1.90 as second prize.
i m et here th is m orning with Mr.
G resham , 29
Lionel C. Mackey, deputy city at- him but which looked suspiciously O rient 51 p oints;
G range stu n ts will com m ence at
T he follow ing g ran g es of th e coun
like a copy of club songs which had points; F airview , 9 points; Powell
Scott,
locating
engineer
for
th
e
a
t
a
t
e
1
torney,
who
retu
rn
ed
such
an
u
nfav
2 :4 5 and will be intersp ersed w’ith ty will be rep resen ted h ere on field
been passed around a few m inutes Valley 7, Maplewood 4, Lynch 3, Gil
songs and m usic by th e com m unity day:
Pom ona, Colum bia, E vening h*<bway com m ission, for a trip over orable rep o rt of the o p eratio n s of the
before.
b ert 3, P ark ro se, Sylvan and W est
dairy
m
en
’s
league
recently
when
he
chorus.
S tar, F airview , G resham , L ents, th e two proposed ro u tes for th e Mt
A fter Mr. Alderson had finished P o rtlan d one each.
At 3:30 p. m. the ath letic sports M ultnom ah. P leasan t Valley, Rock- Hood loop highway. Roth th e Bull was assigned to in v estig ate th e re a
T here were chariot races for both
sons for an increased price of m ilk, reading (? ) his in te restin g little talk
will com m ence w ith a tu g of war. wood and Russellville.
Run ro u te end the K elso-Sandy ro u te has been continuing his Investigations he told th e atnlipnce th a t Mr. Allen, boys and g irls; 50 and 75 y ard d ash
and says he has evidence enough to one of th e sta te club leaders, would es for boys and girls over and u n d er
will be investigated by the party.
HARRIS HAMILTON
A NUMBER OF IMPORTANT
give them a real talk.
12 years of age; broad Jum ps fo r
Mr. H olman in a brief interview bring suit.
SERIOUSLY INJURED
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mr. Allen, who has charge of the boyH nnd g irls; three-legged races
T he o rdinance u n d er which Mr.
said th a t he had an open mind on the
H arris *Hamilton, who was em -
Several im p o rtan t real estate deals subject but on this question as well .Mackey has been collecting evidence livestock clubs of th e state, fully and rolling races as well as baseball
ployed at th e Cam eron & Hogg log- have been closed by K rld er & Elking- as all road questions he favored the contains provisions forbidding trad e equaled Mr. A lderson’s description as th ro w in g and sh u ttle races.
T he only regret of the day was th a t
discrim in atio n , price m anipulation, a pleasing speaker.
ging cam p n e a r Bull R un, received ,on,'
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JohnT 3iedel, from S tarbuck, W ash- road which would best serve th e a g ri
A nother sp eak er who was ta ile d so many club children were unable to
in ju rie s last F riday which were serl- ¡„gton. purchased th e R obert M ana.y cu ltu ral in te rests of the sta te . O ther restrictio n of production and control
r tlia
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w cxsm
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ff
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It
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ous and
which may n prove
fatal.
Mr. I 15-acre
farm a t C „ ottrell
sta tio
n w for th in g s being equal he said th a t the of products. The ord in an ce provides upon was T. D. K irk p atrick , city club atten d ow ing to th e ir work in th e
th at any com bination, pool, ag re e leader. Mr. K irk p atrick told of the berry fields.
H am ilton was engaged in falling a $6600.
s ta te roads should alw ays be laid
A. A. T ib b itts from Om aha, N ebras
m ent of corporations, firms or Indi
tree, which broke and stru ck a sta n d
ka, bought from Adolf S ester ano w here it would open up th e vast sec
ing tree and cam e back upon him. wife, 26 acres unim proved land on the tions of th e tillab le land of th e state. vidual« to restric t th e dealing In, or POULTRY MEN TO MAKE
AMERICAN LEGION
restric t com petition in, or to con
He saw th e d an g er and ran b u t w as; Powell Valley road n ea r th e O rient
IMPORTANT PLANS
CONVENTION THIS WEEK
People are grow ing anxious for
trol so as to raise o r low er (he prices
not quick enough to avoid being | school for $2600.
th e decision of th e highw ay com m is
The G resham C ooperative P oultry-
Fred A. C ham berlain, of P o rtland,
of any article, produced, m an u fac
L ieut. Col. G. A. W hite will be th e
pinned u n d er th e tree. He was dug
and his son-in-law , H arry Spencer, sion and as tim e goes on m ore and
o u t from u n d er th e tree and rushed closed a deal for th e E. W. Unis 20- m ore people express them selves as tu red or sold in P o rtlan d is illegal. m en’s association will m eet at th e g ran d m arsh al of th e patrio tfc and
to a P o rtla n d hospital w here he is acre farm , tw o m iles so u th east or favorable to th e Sandy-Kelso route. It has been in effect In P o rtlan d for county a g e n t's office at 8 o ’clock F ri historical parad e to be held In As
more th a n 12 years. It is said to be day evening. July 30.
to ria during th e second an n u a l con
receiving atten tio n .
E xam ination G resham for $9000, Including the
T he grad e is one of th e best in th e
Several m a tte rs of im portance to vention of T he A m erican Legion for
thp broadest piece of legislation of its
show ed serious in te rn al in ju rie s b u t I 8t°c k , crop and equipm ent.
sta
te
and
the
whole
ro
u
te
1s
th
ro
u
g
h
v, u
. u
.
v.
s L an ghorn, of P o rtlan d , has
th e physicians hold out hopes fo r his ; bought the A lbert odeI1 2 % -acre farm lands, a larg e proportion of kind In operation in th e U nited th e p o ultry Industry of th is section the D epartm ent of Orogen. T he p a
are to be discussed at th is m eeting. rade will be held on th e aftern o o n of
recovery.
I chicken ranch at B airdsdale statio n which has never been developed on States.
T
here will be rep o rts on th e progress , Ju)y jj , t > thc gecond day of the con .
L
eague
officials
yesterday
were
pre
Mr. H am ilton has a wife and four I " ’Ith stock and equipm ent, paving account of the difficulty in g ettin g
paring to bring suit ag ain st producers of th e N orthw est A ssociation.
vention. S. 8. George, ch airm an of
sm all children. He is th e son of Mr. I $3750.
Mrs. Je n n ie W esterberg, of Bor- produce to th e m ark et.
P lans will be discussed for the th e com m ittee in charge of th e p a
whom it was alleged had broken th e ir
and Mrs. Ed. H am ilton of L usted.
! ing, sold to H. Boogard of Kelso,
One of th e best farm in g areas in
poultry picnic and arran g em en ts will rade is highly pleased w ith the sup-
W ashington, an im proved 10-acre th e sta te Is th a t of n o rth ern C lacka contracts.
T he S p iritu alist cam p m eeting will niaC() ffir to c o n
g ettin g In connection
T he question has reached th e size be m ade to cooperate In the poultry port he
open Ju ly 25th and continue its v a r i- |P B. F. * A ldrich, a recent arriv al m as and it Is untouched by railro ad s
extension work for th e rem ain d er of with th is fea tu re of th e e n te r
now
w
here
It
should
be
sifted
out
and
ous m eetings u n til A ugust 22d. I from Boston, Mass., purchased the o r good roads. T he opening of a
th e year.
tain m en t. Every Legion Post in the
Mediums and speakers from all over Kred p ie id h Ju se bungalow In Reg- good h ard surfaced highw ay from perhaps th ese actions will help to
It is of especial im portance th a t all sta te is urged to be rep resen ted in
th e I nited S tates and C anada. A ll, n e r'g addition . f o r $3500. T his is the Sandy to P o rtlan d would develop th e straig h ten th e m atter up in such a
phases of th e cult will be dem on strat- hoilge whJch
F Goodwin and fam
way th a t all th ree p arties, th e p ro m em bers of the local association an I the pageant with som e kind of a dis
ed. This season prom ises to be th e lly have been living in. Mr. F ie ld Kelso and Sandy d istricts as nothing ducer, th e d istrib u to r and th e con all p o ultry men who are Interested in
play or by th e delegation w hich it
g rea test ever held on th e coast.— Adv. house has also sold his hom e place else could do. Sandy is a progressive
cooperative work be present a t th is sends to th e convention.
su m er will g et a fa ir deal.
on the opposite side of the stre e t to little tow n, the logical cen ter of th a t
Ford ! Ford ! Ford !
T h ere is no lack of evidence th a t m eeting.
Mrs. Cora W alk er of V ancouver. \ te rrito ry and has grown and devel-
Do you w ant to tra d e your 1920 S J ’i J K
The m eeting has been called by th c Mhrinem* P a ra d e idctiuxv, Sat u n lay .
the
d istrib u to rs are try in g to discred
<"
F ord on a C hevrolet th a t has never
presid en t of th e local association,
it
th
e
d
airy
m
en
's
league
w
ith
th
e
pub
The G resham T h ea tre will have a
been run? Phone G resham 691. t t of O. A, E astm an.
Mr. and Mrs sp ite of th e handicap of alm ost lm lic and with the producers and on th e A. R. Lym an.
show ing of these w onderful pictures
F ieldhouse expect to spend th e win passible road conditions In th e w in ter
S aturday evening. A dditional e n te r
Need Y our S u it C leaned?
o th e r hand th e league blam es th e dis
te r a t M anzanita w here they have a and sp rin g tnonths.
Several used bicycles for sale, at tainm ent will be offered by H arry
H ave It F rench dry cleaned. Re- home
trib u to rs for adding unnecessary costs
Carey In a w estern fe a tu re en titled ,
1 All along th e proposed road th ere
pairlng neatly done. T ailoring for
to th e retail price of milk by in bargain prices. Gas, oil and wood "O verland R ed.” Also a good com
ran g es a t L. L. K idder ildw .
ladies and men.
T hose W ant Ads are genuine bus are wide stretch e s of uncleared land efficient m ethods of handling.
edy p ictu re,— Adv.
P E T E R LENARD, T ailor.
iness getters.
Just w aiting for th e developm ent
E veryone will welcome a co u rt de
Keep in style, T ry one of those
which follows th e paved roads. One
B argains In th e w ant affa.
cision on th is question which has been “classy-fled” ads.
has only to go up th e C olum bia riv er
HARDING AND COOLIDGE
com ing up tim e and again.
highw ay In Springdale and C orbett
HARDING’S PRINTING PLANT
neighborhood and n o te th e develop
FRED CRANE. JUNIOR,
m ent 'and prosperous conditions th e re
OUT OF HOSPITAL
as com pared with 10 years ago to see
w hat a benefit such a road can be to
Fred C rane, s r., who u n d erw en t an I
th e Isolated farm sections.
operation for bone g ra ftin g on May
T he new proposed K elso-Sandy I 10. last, has so far recovered as to be
¡ro u te would open up a te rrito ry of able to leave th e h ospital, though It
| equal fertility Rnd of a much la rg e r is expected th a t he will not tie able to
! expense.
! work for m any m onths. He Is spend-
As to scenic q ualities, Oregon roads i Ing a few days at th e home of his par-
f a re all scenic and m ost people feel ents n ea r Fairview before going to
th is is n o t the tim e to be expending i his own hom e In P o rtlan d . T he eld er I
! money fo r scenic roads as such b u t I C ranes are ab o u t to move, as th ey !
th a t it is decidedly th e tim e to ex- have sold th e ir place. They will liv e 1
pend m oney fo r m ark et roads w hich for th e present n ear th e ir p resen t ’
! will open np th e m ore undeveloped home.
region of th e state. This will be a
A painful accident happened to!
¡benefit not only to th e sections which George C rane last F rid ay , w hile he i
are at p resen t only sp arsely settled was at w ork In a P o rtlan d shipyard.
but also to th e la rg e r centers.
A long sp lin te r of steel p en etrated
It is to P o rtla n d 's ad v an tag e to his eyeball. It was succesfully re- i
i open np th e larg est possible am ount moved and th e in ju red eye is being
io f farm lands n e a r th e city.
treated.
The question will no doubt be set- | the sig h t h
| tied in th e n ea r fu tu re and th e opin-
Benator Hardlng's main hobby ls bis newspaper. thè Marloa
inn is
is M
M ls
* th
.»,»1
V oi.n
Gpt , t th
your
H ham
eaning
and L pressing
The Republican Standard Bearers photographed together for the
j ; ion
grow
ing
a t th e Kelso-Sandy
done
e O rM
Steam
aundry
(O hio) Star
The photograpb thowa the Interior of thè compoetng
THE
% SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT!
COMMISSIONERS TO LEAGUE OFFICIALS
VIEW LOOPZROUTES TO FACE COURTS
a a
first time in the garden of Senator H arding’« Washington home.
route w ill be the favored one
Satisfaction guaranteed.— Adv.
room of the 8tar.
.