T W IC E A W E E K G resham O utlook VOL. 10, NO. 49 BERRY YIELD BIG WHEN IRRIGATED _______ GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, FIRST POLISH MINISTER TO U. S. I H. W. Strong, who m anages th e | Cotton farm w est of tow n, is ju st I OREGON TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1920 MAYOR BAKER APPOINTS FIVE TO INVESTIGATE MILK SITUATION A fter several w eeks’ war betw een | Mr. Tetu and Mr. F letch er were the D airym en's L eague and th e d is - ' chosen by th e m ayor for th e ir repu- trib u to rs, a com m ittee has been a p - jta tlo n as men w ith excellent judg- pointed by M ayor B aker which will m ent. as well as men who can afford m ake a thorough study of th e pres- to devote the tim e necessary to the en t m ilk controversy and will also m atter. ! be a p erm an en t body to m eet at such ! , . . . tim es as are necessary ! J " h,a ,‘‘,,e r “ «Gfying 'h e men of _. , , | th e ir ap p o in tm en t M ayor B aker sug- The m a y o rs appointees on th e ReWed th a t th(. first , ,)f , he com m ission are Rabbi Jo n ah B. com m ission be held todav .T u e s d a y . | Wise W. L. B rew ster, form er city August 17 at hlg offlce com m issioner; W. B. F letch er, II In the le tte r notifying these men L. T etu and W alter D .W hitcomb. of th eir appointm ent Mayor B aker The selections w ere m ade a fte r w rote as follows: several w eeks' investigation m ade by, "As you probably have noted from th e m ayor to find men who had no in terest e ith e r side of the m ilk ! ^ T e e n m U h’ ^ d u c S i T ’^ d U ^ TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS >1.50 PER YEAR WIFE OF THE G. 0 . P. CANDIDATE » NOTABLES C\ LUNCH IN WITHROW CAFE Y esterday was one of th e days when Mrs. N ora W ithrow 's lunch picking the blackberries in his field. room was filled w ith g u ests a t th e T his is th e last crop of berries fo r th is year. noon hour. T his isn’t at all unusual T he season has been exceptionally but th e g u ests yesterday rep resen ted good from every sta n d p o in t fo r th e so many different lines of in te rest C u th b ert rasp b erries of w hich Mr. th a t the re p o rte r who was lunching S trong has the larg est acreage. F rom | th e re found it h ard to keep h e r mind approxim ately 18 acres he h arv e st­ on any oue party. ed 115,000 pounds of red rasp b e r­ At one of th e tab les when th e re ­ ries or an average of 3 U tons per p o rter arriv ed was a p arty of four acre. T his b ro u g h t a gross re tu rn stra n g e rs an d M M. Squires, o u r of 328,750 at th e co n tra ct price ot local deputy sheriff, wko has ju s t re­ 25c per pound. tu rn ed from a trip th ro u g h so u th ern A lthough th e C u th b ert berries Oregon. T he re p o rte r suffered all have th e la rg e st acreage, m any peo' kinds of agony of m ind w ondering pie would consider th a t th e re was who th e stra n g e rs were and if th e re controversy, an d men who have repu- utors reg ard in g prices, responsiblli- q u ite a patch of o th e r berries. T here would be a chance to find o ut before ta tio n s of being both th o ro u g h and 'V for prices, etc. W ithout the ques- are 4 M acres of blackcaps and they they left. honest. | tion being given im p artial atten tio n yielded 18,000 pounds of th e de by those representing the consumer The fates were kind, how ever, and Rabbi W ise was selected by the it may lead to tro u b le th a t will not licious fru it o r an average of tw th e rep o rter was su rp rised to learn m ayor upon th e recom m endation of be beneficial to the public, a condi­ to n s per acre. T he blackcaps w ere hat th is was Vincent W illm er from ¡ the housew ives' council, a body of tion which should not arise because sold for 20c per pound. K im ball, South D akota, and his 7- of the im portance of a pure milk women who have been m aking a sep- Mr. S trong has about th ree acres supply for the people and p articu la r­ yenr-old son, Donald, who was th e e ra te inquiry into th e m ilk c o n tro ­ ly for the children of th e com m unity. of loganberries on th e place which su b ject of a lengthy legal w ar ab o u t versy. In ad d itio n to being th e ‘‘On account of th e im portance of had been ren ted to o th ers b u t they a y ear ago. T he little boy has never choice of th e women, Rabbi WiBe th e question, I am ask in g th at you had been allow ed to run down and know n his fa th e r and yesterday the as a rep resen tativ e citizen serve as stan d s high in th e estim atio n of did not have th e vines th a t they one of a com m ittee of five to go court allow ed hint to have his son if M ayor Baker, as is show n by tn e deeply into th e su b ject and give th e would have had if they had been an officer accom panied them . m ayor's action in ap p ointing him to city the benefit of y o u r findings. The k ep t up year a fte r year. S quires was assigned to th e case Mrs W arren O. H arding photo­ investigation, in my opinion, should im p o rta n t com m ittees in the past. In spite of th e condition of the graphed a t her hom e In M arlon, and persuaded them to come out io first be absolutely im p artial as be­ P rince Caslm er L ubom irlskl W. L. B rew ster was a m em ber of tw een th e in terests involved in th e vines they yielded 12,000 pounds or O., on th e day her husband war G resham to d in n er. They w ere ac­ who has arrived at W ashington. wno nas ashington, th e first m ilk com m ission d u rin g th e controversy and should involve notified of his nom ination foi an average of tw o tons to th e acre com panied by Mr. Reives, an uncle He comes from one of P oland's „ _ , P re sid en t by th e R epublican and Mrs. Lowery, a neighbor. The old fam ilies and has been connect- u a r ' and “ wa8 berau8e of Mr. B rew ­ decision as to a fair price for milk L oganberries sold for 13c p er pound party. ed with politics in his native te r ’8 In tim ate know ledge of th e dairy first to the producer and th en to th e J u s t now th e h arv e st of blackber­ party all w ent to Schneiders and Mr. d istrib u to r. It should go into the country for many years. He was and m ilk business, coupled w ith his ries is on and it is estim ated th a t ct of unnecessary expense now W illm er and son had th e ir pictures educated in Cracow, Vienna, splendid service on th e first com m is­ a p*Tt of th e m ethod of handling MRS. WINTERS AND PARTY they will yield five tons to th e acre takeu. A fter th e pictures w ere ta x ­ P aris and Nancy. sion, th a t led to his ap p o in tm en t on milk w ith a view of elim inating VISITS LYLE AT ZIGZAG on th e party retu rn ed to P o rtlan d If they reach this point it will mean w hatever is superfluous. the p resen t com m ission. 4 0,000 pounds a t 12c o r a gross re ­ Mrs. W. A. W in ters and children w here Mr. W illm er, Donald and Mr. MnTSvoA * rCT r n Mr W hitcom b is a m em ber of an "W hile I realize th a t a req u est of ceipt of $4800 fo r th e fo u r acres. Squires visited a toy shop an d then DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS accounting firm and is considered by th is kind is a call upon considerable Glen and Mabel and Mrs. J. T. B ul­ th e circus. It was a tired little boy Mr. S trong installed an irrig atio n of your valuable tim e, still I feel th at lions enjoyed an o u ting Sunday when system this spring w hich he consid­ Mrs. Alice E. T aylor died at th e th e m ayor t0 be excellent m a terial it Is a civic duty and th a t you should th a t retu rn ed to his g ran d m o th er's for th e p resen t com m ission. Mr. accept and th a t only by your ac­ they w ent to Zig Zag to visit with home late In th e evening b ut he ers ab o u t th e sam e as an insurance hom e of h er son, E. A. Taylor, sh o rt­ W hitcom b has served w ith success on ceptance will it be possible fo r the Lyle W inters who is w orking n ear probably has an Idea th a t his fa th e r policy. This year being an unusually wet season th e re was no p articu la r ly a fte r noon, Sunday, A ugust 15. o th e r com m issions appointed by lu e city to properly protect its milk sup th ere. J. F. Collins, who was for­ is a p retty good fellow a fte r all. It ply so vital to th e well being of need fo r irrig atio n fo r th e C u th b ert a fte r a long illness lastin g several j mayor, m erly a stag e d riv er In th a t p a rt of was a g re a t tre a t to Squires to have ch ild ren .” rasp berries. H ow ever, if th e season m onths. F o r many years Mrs. T aylor j th e county, took them to Zig Zag. to a tte n d ihe circus. GRESHAM YOUNG PEOPLE had been dry as it often is d uring had been a g reat sufferer from rheu- j GRESHAM PEOPLE Mr. C ollins' know ledge of th e coun­ Before the W illm er p arty was dis­ RETURN FROM TRIP ENJOY DALLES TRIP try and his sto ries of Incidents which posed of at W ithrow 's, in w alked H. th e grow ing season it w ould have m atism and during th e past year has ' ---------- I ——— — been of very g re a t advantage. As it been practically helpless. happened w hile he was carry in g m ail St. Clair, ed ito r of th e O utlook A y ear ago th is m onth she re- M ayor and Mrs. Geo. W. K enney, a n um ber of G resham people en over th e ro u te 10 years ago added and a party of m inisters. was, th e blackcaps show ed th e m ost Bishop tu rn ed to the east w here she has two a,ld Mr; and M™' “ M. Squires an d L , a tr)p |o Thp m arked re tu rn s from th e use of the m uch to th e pleasure and In terest oi W. O. Shepard of th e M ethodist sons re tu rn e d Sunday evening a fte r w ater. T he berries were la rg e r and d aughters and a son but th e change several w eeks’ trip in so u th ern Ore- u rday and Sunday. T hose in the th e trip. Episcopal church and resid en t bis­ did not dry up as blackcaps are ap t of clim ate was not of any benefit and Lyle m et them a t Zig Zag where hop of P o rtlan d was in th e p arty as gon and n o rth ern C alifornia. p arty were Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Grass she retu rn ed to her son's home in to do a fte r th e first picking. they arriv ed ab o u t 10 o ’clock. Lyle was also A. L. H ow arth, centenary The cars traveled 1076 miles an d of P o rtlan d , G ladys Michel, Mnbel has been w orking at Bull Run lake secretary of th e P o rtlan d area, and Again in th e black b erries the sys­ Powell Valley in April w here she re ­ gave no p a rtic u la r tro u b le anyw here and Evelyn M etzger, Roy B urton, since th e last of June. It Is a 14- Rev. R. E. Myers, p asto r of th e M. tem has proved its w orth fo r they m ained, never gain in g any stren g th on th e way. Hill F e rris and Bruce Hoyt. They mlle hike from his cam p to Zig Zag. E. church here. These gentlem en a re ripening du rin g th is extrem ely and m ost of the tim e helpless and in On th e trip south the party went left G resham about 8 p. m. Saturday T he p arty enjoyed lunch and a fine were o u t looking over the te rrito ry h o t dry spell and undoubtedly th e g re a t pain. Beside her son and his fam ily she by way of R oseburg and M yrtle and intended cam ping a t Eagle visit and th en sta rted on the hom e­ In eastern M ultnom ah. Bishop Shep­ crop has been m ore th an doubled by has a brother-in-law A. E. Taylor, a P oint. They w ent as fa r south as Creek, b u t by th e tim e they reached w ard trip ab o u t 4 p. m. ard has only been In P o rtlan d a few th e use of w ater. C rescent City, C alifornia, re tu rn in g th a t p opular cam ping ground all Lyle says th a t m ost of th e men m onths and is looking over th e coun­ T he system cost ab o u t $1000 to neice, Mrs. A. Butz, and a nephew by way of G ran ts Pass. W hile be- available space was tak en and they w orking a t th e lake are men front try to view th e needs of th is section. in stall and is believed to have paid C larence T aylor of C o ttrell living in tw een C rescent City and G ran ts Pass w ere obliged to look fo r an o th er lo- Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College, U niver­ Oregon. Ju st when th e re p o rte r was being fo r Itself th is season. T he w ate r is F u n eral services will be held from they trav eled on roads at an eleva cation. ity of Oregon or some of th e high properly awed by all these notables pum ped from Johnson creek a t th e tion of 4500 feet. Among the in ter- j They m ade th e ir cam p near Hood schools. Besides earn in g money to in w alked B. F. Boylngton, claim ra te of 400 gallons per m in u te and th e hom e in Powell Valley, W ednes­ estin g trip s which they m ade was the River. Sunday m orning they got carry them th ro u g h the next w inter's agent for th e P. R. L. & P. railro ad , day a t 2 p. m. is ca rrie d in six-inch pipes to the one to C ra te r Lake. an early s ta r t and arriv ed at The school they are having a p leasant with a party of friends. u p p er p a rt of the field. A bout 1% At The outing. H ikes and out of doors sports Medford was th e next large town Dalles before 11 o'clock. Leaving W ithrow s w ith h er mind acres a re irrig a te d a t one tim e. A fter LATOURELL SELLS BOTH Dalles they had the good fo rtu n e to are th e o rd er of th e day. THRESHING OUTFITS which tbey visited and it was 108 H full of notes which w ere cram m ed in th e irrig atio n th e g round is tre a te d w ere not in th e shade how ever, b u t w itness a sw im m ing co n test in which at various angles th e re p o rte r saw exactly as if a heavy ra in had fallen H enry L ato u rell was in G resham w ere not in th e sade how ever, but Dr. F red Thom pson was th e moving M other M argaret and M other Agnes, AUTO CAMP GROUNDS and it is th o ro u g h ly cultivated. This Nfonday and canceled his ad v e rtise­ w ere o ut on th e lava beds. sp irit. A n u m b er of expert sw im m ers ALMOST COMPLETED G>® head sisters from Mount St. Jos- is only done two o r th ree tim es in Mr. Squires said th a t they w ere from P o rtlan d were ta k in g p art In ---------- | eps hom e for th e aged who had Just th e season b u t each tim e it is given m ent for threshing. He has gone o u t ’ T he new building for th e au to , arrlv ed to have d ln n er w, „ 1 Mrg of business and has sold his two sep- able to Ke( a11 tb e gasoline they th e contest. a th o ro u g h soaking. I nee* trip *11 along th e way. One fe a tu re of special In terest to cam p g ro u n d s is finished ready fo r W ithrow . Mr. S trong says th a t th e two or aratorg. Mr. L atou rell said th a t they ha-, Pr,ce8 varled from 25c per * aIlon t0 the G resham ites was th e s u rf board th e in stallatio n of gas and sinks, etc. By th is tim e th e re p o rte r’s mind th re e applications a r e ' m uch m ore It is sm all but will an sw er th e pur- was w hirling and som ething had to T he la tte r prlce wa8 pald ,o r riding by Dr. Thom pson. effective th a n tw ice th e nu m b er of had a little tro u b le w ith th e engines. I 40c pose and is a g re a t im provem ent over be done „„ thll( , hp rPBUlt slig h t irrig atio n s. In fac t if th e w a­ Some new p arts w ere needed and fea8odne w b*cb ba<1 been bro u g h t in from O klahom a and was said to be GAS EXPLOSION conditions th a t have existed. ______________ they could n o t be o btained in eith er te r was not properly applied and the SHATTERS WINDOW At first It was th o u g h t to p ut up TRIBUTE TO MEMORY g ro u nd then cu ltiv a ted th e re su lt Oregon or W ashington. By th e tim e ' e8pprla,,y flnp- th e building by v o lu n teer labor but ‘ th e p a rts w ere received from th e ea st I Every night of th e tim e they w ere » OF ARTHUR F. CHASE would be d e trim e n ta l ra th e r th a n an and th e repairs could be m ade th e aw ay waR 8ppnt o u t u n d er thp 8tarR , , * “ C“ “ *O° d th e plan was not carried out. F ra n k advantage. th resh in g season would be over. and ,hpy m ade GK-mselves nearly »!<* deal ° r excitem ent in th e neighbor- C. Jones & Co., was persuaded to p ut Condon, Oregon, Aug. 12, 1920.— Both m achines were sold to men eatin g tro u t. hood of L. H ylton's soft drink parlo r up th e cam p building w hile he had I E d ito r O utlook; — W ith th e pussing W ater W ill B e Turned Off. T he w ater will be sh u t off tonight living n ea r N ew berg so th a t th is com- „ „ _ „ ~ , early th is m orning Mr. Hylton his crew at work on th e add itio n s of A. F. Chase th e com m unity in from 8 to 10 p. m. in all p arts of th e m unlty has lost one of th e outfits on * P n*,s lighted th e gas range which had which are being m ade to th e g ran d which he lived su stain s a very g reat A lm ost E n tirely . loss. He was en erg etic in su p p o rt town. T here is a bad leak som e­ which th e farm ers depended d u rin g ' been unused for a week o r so and stan d and bleachers. T he w ater pipes have been ex ten d ­ of all w orthy progressive m ovem ents I Very few people know th a t w eig h o rtly afte rw a rd s th e re was a sh arp w here in th e system w hich those in th e h arv estin g season. and no man enjoyed a la rg e r circle --------------------- have a F ilipino ship In o u r n avy. explosion which lifted all of the ed from th e club ch ild ren 's building of friemlB. ch arg e are try in g to locate. D uring alm ost tw enty • A -C o / to tal area. CECIL METZGER BUYS T h a t th e d istin ctly A m erican sa il­ T he Act of Congress of F eb ru ary McMURRY BROS STORE ing ship has disappeared from the 1, 1905, allow s th e ex porting of pulp­ wood and wood pulp from th e N at­ An Im p o rtan t business tra n sfe r was ! high seas is evidenced by th e fact ional forests of A laska, and th e Act m ade th is week when th e McMurry ! th a t only 5 PETER LENARI), Tailor. 33. tr