G resham O utlook
T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 10, NO. 61
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 28, 1920
$1.50 PER YEAR
TRACTOR INVENTORS
FAIR OFFICERS SECURE
AWAITING PATENTS
MANY FINE EXHIBITS
Fair Entry Dates
EAST OF THE SANDY
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
WORKERS ORGANIZE
At a special m eeting of th e
PLANS FALL CAMPAIGN
T his year, by th e arran g e m en t of G resham B usiness M en's association
Some confusion has arisen
N otw ith stan d in g the inclem ency of
fa ir dates, th e M ultnom ah county
concerning th e closing dates
the w eath er on S atu rd ay evening the
Miss Huth B. Young, county pub
fa ir will profit by th e fact th a t th e held last nig h t th e q uestion of len d
fvr en tries in certain d e p a rt
m eeting at th e C olum bia high school lic health nurse, has tak en up her
sta te fa ir com es first. T he very best ing support to the developm ent of the
m ents at th e M ultnom ah coun
ty fair.
was well atten d ed .
th a t can be obtain ed at Salem is tra c to r on w hich Ja k e L arson and
duties in th is end of the county a fte r
being secured fo r exhibit a t G resham Ja c k Zilm are w orking was tak en up
G. H Richey, su p erin ten d en t
P rin cip al McKay acted as tem por an absence of a few weeks in the
n ex t week.
of the h o rtic u ltu ra l d e p a rt
ary ch airm an and w ith a few well east. She has purchased a new F ord
and discussed at len g th . It was de
It is announced th a t a special cided, inasm uch as th e inventors
ment, inform s th e O utlook th a t
chosen rem a rk s called th e m eeting to coupe
of th e local dealers, which she
fre ig h t tra in will ru n from Salem to have not yet secured th e ir p aten t
th e tim e fo r en tries in his de
o rd er
Mrs. Lee Evans, of T ro u t s tra in in g to go all over the county,
G resham at th e close of th e sta te fair rig h ts, to defer action for th e p res
p artm en t will close at 10 a. in.
dale, played a couple of beautiful to any place w here she can help to
and will carry m any carloads of ex ent. The tra c to r, w orking model for
on the opening day of th e fair,
piano solos as th e first n u m b er on the raise th e sta n d ard of h ealth condl-
h ibits including th e choicest exhibits which » a s m ade by th e in v en to rs in
October 4. T he d ate given in
p rogram a fte r which Mrs. John *on“; Ske Plans to hold m eetings in
of land products, stock, etc.
the prem ium list (S eptem ber
Lynch, th e county o rganizer, was in the G resham library every aftern o o n
a G resham shop, is said by those who
This arran g e m en t, w hich is som e have seen it o p era te to have some
28) was a m istake.
troduced. Mrs. Lynch, assisted by f^om . .3 0 to 4 :3 0 , when she and
th in g new and novel, has been m ade very good im provem ents over o th e r
Mrs L. A H arlow , of T routdale, the o th ers will give talk s and d em o n stra
The closing d ate of en tries is
by Mr. M inton and A. H. L ea of th e m achines in use.
sta te recording secretary , proceeded tions along h ealth lines. These pro
not th e sam e in all d epart,
s la te fa ir association. T he tra in will
at once to th e business of organizing gram s will be announced when they
It was voted by th e business men
m ents. If persons are in doubt
arriv e at G resham Sunday m orning to close th e ir places of business on
(he association. Mrs. Jam es Pound- are fully arran g e d
on this point they are advised to
Plans are u n d er
in tim e to perm it th e placing of the Tuesday aftern o o n of next week in
e r was selected as secretary pro tern. way for th e o rg an izatio n of a Red
com m unicate w ith th e su p e rin
exhibits in spaces previously a r o rd e r to give everyone a chance to
The
co
n
stitu
tio
n
recom
m
ended
by
the
tendent of th e d ep artm en t in
( ro ts hom e nu rsin g course.
ranged.
sta te o rg an izatio n was adopted a fte r
see th e au to races and o th e r a ttr a c
which they wish to m ake entry.
Miss Y oung’s plans for work d u r
T his is th e first tim e in th e history tions of the fair.
which
th
e
follow
ing
officers
were
ing th e fair are of special in te rest
The se creta ry ’s office on th e ’
of th e M ultnom ah county fa ir th a t
W. .1. HERW IG
elected:
p
resid
en
t,
Mrs.
Wm
H
ard
G resham will be rep resen ted at
and im portance. She has arran g e d
grounds will be open th e last
exhibits en tered have exceeded the th e convention of th e N orthw est
ing, P leasan t View; vice president i ol; , a double booth In th e In d u strial
W. J. H erw ig of P o rtlan d , th e
th ree o r fo u r days of th is week.
available space.
H eretofore th e R ivers and H arbors association to be
Mrs.
F
re
d
Sm
ith,
S
p
ringdale;
secre
building In which th e re will be a Red
A phone is being installed. The
M ultnom ah county fa ir d ates preced held at th e M ultnom ah hotel next new ly elected su p e rin ten d e n t of th e
tary, Mrs Jam es P ounder, H u rlh u rf C TOSS exhibit. C hairs will be placed
num ber is 991.
ed th e sta te fair, and as a resu lt Monday and Tuesday. Ja c k Cannon, A nti-Saloon L eague of Oregon, will
tre
a
su
re
r,
Mrs.
A
lbert
Salzman'.
In th e booth and talk s will be given
m any of the exhibitors anxious to president of the club, was auth o rized speak at th e G resham M ethodist
M ountain.
every aftern o o n .
Miss Young has
church, Sunday m orning, O ctober
show a t th e sta te fa ir failed to en ter to appoint delegates.
A fter th e business of th e evening th e prom ised assistan ce of Miss Ja n e
3d
at
11
o’clock.
in th e M ultnom ah county fair.
was
concluded,
Mrs
H
arlow
sang
a
Mr. H erw ig comes fresh from the LANSDOWNES REPORT
Doyle, head of the P o rtlan d C hapter,
In o rd er to obtain choice entries
solo In her usual pleasing way a fte r w'ho will fu rn ish speakers.
firing line, and will have a special
th is y ear th e board of directo rs of th e BANQUET TO NEW
ON
SIGHT
SEEING
TRIP
which
everyone
rep
aired
to
th
e
base
A nother plan is to fit up and fu rn
MEMBERS LIVE ONE m essage of in te rest fo r th e people of
M ultnom ah county fa ir se t th e dates
ment when th e ladles of the C orbett ish th e rest room and place som eone
G resham .
Mr. H erw ig wishes it
of th e G resham fa ir from October
The
O
utlook
is
in
receipt
of
a
le
t
d
istrict
served
the
coffee
and
cake
in ch arg e every aftern o o n of the fair
4 to 9.
A splendid ban q u et was given th e sta te d th a t he is not com ing to de te r from Mrs. Robt. L ansdow ne of co n trib u ted by th e high school.
'u n i* 1*1 8Pe<’ial benefit of women and
Speedy autom obile races will be new and honorary m em bers of the liv er a tem perance address but his
W
hile
the
refresh
m
en
ts
were
being
th e first fe a tu re at th e fa ir on th e G resham W om en's C h ristian Tem m essage will be vital and should be Oregon City, form erly of G resham , served 25 signed up as m em bers of ch ldren. It is expected th a t a n u rse
will
be on hand. M embers of the
heard by all.
His su b ject will be tellin g of som e of the in terestin g
first two days. Such races a re m ade
th e In fan t o rganization.
G resham
W om en’s Auxlliarv
to
possible th ro u g h th e estab lish m en t of perance Union last S atu rd ay evening A m erica’s O pportunity in W orld events of a trip w hich she is en jo y
The first m eeting will be held Octo
a d irt track circu it th ro u g h o u t th e at g range hall by old m em bers of the Crisis ” It is sta te d th a t Mr H er ing in th e east. Mr. and Mrs. L ans ber 4th a t th e high school and o th e r A m erican Legion will assist in th is
work, according to officers of the o r
Pacific N orthw est, a circuit w hich has organization. This was to celeb rate wig is a stro n g speaker, and has
essage w ith a punch In it. E very dow ne left h ere last spring, going by m eetings will follow on th e first Mon ganization.
d raw n th e e n try of th e faste st d irt th e successful term in atio n of the re m
day evening of each m onth. Come
autom obile. They have visited with and bring y o u r friends.
autom obile racing cars in the coun cent m em bership cam paign, when the body welcome
PLEASANT VIEW
m em bership was m ore th a n doubled.
try.
friends
and
relatives
in
th
e
m
iddle
T he Greshr.m trac k is said to be Long tables w ere spread in th e main MILLER AND OTHERS
west
and
Mr.
L
ansdow
ne
has
busied
POWELL
VALLEY
School opened on th e 13th w ith
SPEAKS FOR LEAGUE
exceptionally well adapted to auto- hall a t w hich th e guests of honor
him self w ith h arv estin g and corn
Pu p ,ls enrolled and Miss Helen
m obi.a races and it is believed th a t w ere seated. T he few rem ain in g
A
b
irth
d
ay
luncheon
was
given
to
T h at th e present tim e may be com husking operations. They expect to Mrs. A ugust Johnson at th e hom e of W ilhelm , of Pennsylvania, as te ac h
th e au to contests, fo r which $5000 in places were filled by old m em bers
purses have been provided, will prove but the g re a te r n um ber of th e la tte r pared w ith W ash in g to n ’s second ad be gone u n til some tim e next sp rin g her fath e r, P. A. Johnson, Sunday er. Five of th e six pupils who g ra d
in th e spring en tered Colum bia
w ere busy serving th e big tables. At m in istratio n is th e belief of the H on but will probably leave o r ship th e ir afternoon.
a ste lla r a ttra c tio n .
Beside th e hom e folks uated
high school.
Mr. M iller
In addition to th e autom obile races the u pper end of th e h all was th e o rab le M ilton A. M iller
and
A
ugust
Johnson
and
son
L
ester
ca
r
an
d
come
hom
e
by
train
.
F
ol
fast h arness and ru n n in g races will sp eak ers' ta b le at which w ere seated who Is collector of In tern al Revenue^
Milton Soule and M orris C h ristian
th ere w ere Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lind
be provided. A gain th e se ttin g of the rep resen tativ es of th e local, county spoke to an en th u siastic audience in low ing is a p a rt of Mrs. L ansdow ne's and Evelyn, G ustave Johnson, Ernest son, of S pringdale, w ent to Meadow
dates of th e M ultnom ah county fair and sta te org an izatio n s and o th e r the Masonic hall, F rid ay evening His le tte r:
A nderson. Miss H ildegard H endrick Glade, W ashington, on W ednesday
topic was th e League of N ations. Mr
follow ing th e s ta te fair has been val speakers of the evening.
son and Miss M yrtle A nderson
of where they expect to atten d school
Mr.
L
ansdow
ne
and
I
a
re
having
th a t m any one g ran d trip. We left South Dako P o rtlan d .
th is year.
T i n he
D M iller recalled
c speakers
s p e a a e r s w’ere
ere Mrs. Mary D.
'rv a a w i th
m e fact
tact tn
uable, fo r m any of the fastest horses
in th e w est will be seen in action at R ussell, who was p resid en t of th e I A nierica,ls b randed W ashington as a ta ab o u t fo u r weeks ago, visited all
A lbert Seldl left last week for
The
m
em
bers
of
th
e
W
omens
local union la st year, Mrs. W. F. tra ito r when th e Jay tre a ty w ith Eng- th ro u g h Iowa and atten d ed the sta te
G resham d u rin g th e fa ir week.
C orvallis w here he is atten d in g
H
om
e
and
Foreign
Mission
had
a
de-
H
n
n
p
v
tb
o
n
m
u
o
n
t
o
v
n
o
n
»
l
i
i
u
d
whb
sigiipd.
Today
all
stu
d
o
n
ts
Honey, the present executive officer
fair at Des Moines, also th e so u th ern lightful tim e at th e hom e of Mrs. O. A. C.
Mrs. Mary M allett of P o rtlan d , su of g overnm ent acknow ledge in W ash Iowa
DAIRYMEN'S LEAGUE
fair a t O skaloosa. We sm iled Carl Nelson S atu rd ay afternoon.
T he continued rain s of the past
ington
a
m
a
ster
of
sta
te
c
ra
ft.
Mr.
p erin ten d en t of child w elfare work
o ut of one co rn er of o u r eyes when
CARRIES OWN MILK fo
r th e s ta te organization, Mrs. Mat- M iller prophesied th e sam e fate for we saw th e fru it on display but m ust Rev. an d Mrs. A. V. A nderson and ten days have ruiued h u n d red s of dol
son and Miss E. Olsen of P ortland lars w orth of prunes in this vicinity.
tie Sleeth, s ta te p resid en t, Rev. R. th e League of N ations. T he covenant
F ive large m ilk tru ck s have been E. Myers, p asto r of th e G resham is th e h ighest exam ple of C hristian say we smiled out of th e o th e r corner were am ong those present.
when
we
saw
Iow
a's
corn
and
hogs.
put on the various routes leading into M ethodist Episcopal ch u rch , Mrs. principles applied to in te rn a tio n a l
Lynch Pareiit-TeacherM to Meet.
Mr. and Mrs. B ert Olsen and th e
Such hogs and corn! Well, we went la tte r ’s m other, Mrs. E m m a Jo h n
P o rtlan d by th e Oregon D airym en’s A da W allace U nruh, an activ e w ork relations, said Mr. Miller.
T he reg u lar m eeting of th e Lynch
back
by
th
e
floral
d
ep
artm
en
t
and
L eague to han d le the produce from e r and organizer of th e W. C. T. U.
son, retu rn ed S atu rd ay from an ex * « reiit-T each er association will m eet
T he history of progressive leg isla
its m em bers, according to T heodore and prohibition p arty cam paign m an tion of th e past decade was also re when I saw th e little “ tea rose" on tended visit in K ansas
The retu rn at the schoolhouse on F riday even
display
I
felt
better.
B rugger, one of th e directo rs of th e ag er for Dr. E sth e r Pohl Lovejoy, viewed, w ith special em phasis upon
trip was by way of C alifornia. They ing O ctober 1. A fter th e business a
We
left
o
u
r
cam
ping
outfit
behind
o rganization. M organ B rothers, on who Introduced Dr. Lovejoy as the the ju stice of financial legislation.
rep o rt a w onderful trip but th in k social h o u r will be enjoved when re
the Jo h n S leret place are ru n n in g one principal speak er of th e evening.
Dr. M orrow, of P o rtlan d , spoke and a re now m ak in g the trip from Oregon th e best place to live a fte r all fresh m en ts Will be served. All patrons
of th e tru ck s. Mr. B rugger atten d ed T he la tte r spoke principally of her briefly upon th e efTect of w ar upon Iowa th ro u g h th e n o rth ern p a rt of Sunday evening a very p leasan t s u r of th e school a re invited to atten d .
a m eeting of the d irectors in P o rt experiences In F ran ce w here she was the home. He lauded th e covenant Missouri and on to th e southern part prise was given them by th e m em bers
K ansas. We stopped th ree days In of th e choir and the L u th er League
land last Monday.
head of the A m erican W om en’s hos as th e hope of th e m others who de of
Contractor ami Builder
St. Joseph, M issouri, crossed the Mis ot th e Swedish L u th e ra n church, of
T he G resham local of th e D airy pital, which office sh e still holds.
sire th e end of all w arfare.
H ave located In G resham and am
so
u
ri
riv
er
a
t
A
tchison,
K
ansas,
and
m en ’s L eague will not hold its re g u
which both Mr. and Mrs. Olsen a re ready to ta k e any w ork in my line.
Dr. H edlund urged th a t all citizens
Much enthusiasm was expressed
la r m eeting next week on account of when a placard was placed on th e re g iste r and vote at all elections. cam e to Law rence by way of L eaven m »nibers and for which they have Long experience. W ork g u aran teed .
w
orth.
H
ere
we
saw
th
e
United
th e fair.
done a g rea t deal of e a rn est work Let me bid on your work. Phone 327.
wall
displaying
th e
sta te m en t, Ju d g e J. W W onacott presided and S tates p en iten tiary .
S. M. Staffenson gave a speech of wel L. J. W inter.
“ G resham W. C. T. U. has 145 active introduced th e visiting speakers.
The
crops
are
looking
very
well
come and H okan T ruedson gave some
m em bers— th e larg est in th e s ta te .”
th ro u g h here. Today we are having very b eau tifu l violin selections, a fte r
R an ges and H eatin g Stoves.
Bargains In the want ada.
D uring th e evening th a t n u m b er was
a
real
Oregon
show
er.
However,
on
Good asso rtm en t, reasonable price, o u r way o u t of St. Joseph we saw the which th e m em bers of th a choir
increased by one by th e ad d itio n of
ushered th e g u ests of honor into the
the nam e of Dr. Lovejoy to th e active also second-hand beds and sp rin g s,
w ater-pow er
w ashers, and dining resu lts of a real hall and win storm . kitchen w here coffee and cake were
m em bership roll.
W aller A drian, M anager
ELECTRIC BUILDING
T
he
leaves
w
ere
beaten
all
ofr
the
served free to all present.
tab les and chairs, and o th e r used
household goods— such as dresBers, hedges, corn was stripped of Its leaves
SANDY BLUFF
com m odes, dishes, sa n ita ry couches, and flat on th e ground. T rees were
BORING
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 29
Mr. and Mrs. G. W ilkinson re davenports, gas ranges, baby bug blown to pieces and in m any instances
uprooted.
We
m
issed
th
is
storm
only
m achines, etc. see
See by a few h ours drive.
tu rn ed hom e last week a fte r a gies and sew ing uuu-iuut»,
The county is building gravpl
ETHEL CLAYTON
m o n th ’s visit w ith frien d s an d rela- o u r ful1 Hne of new blan k ets, com
hunkers ju s t south of M etzger’s gar-
We
expect
to
leave
here
in
a
few
G e n e r a l C o n tr a c to r *
IN
tlves In Michigan.
fo rte rs and pillows. J. E. M etzger,
days for P arsons, th e home of nty uge. Looks as If we re going to have
Mrs. F ields has re tu rn e d to h er bbone 548.
gj
b
etter
roads
th
is
w
inter.
childhood. Mr. L ansdow ne will leave
C a r p e n te r in g
hom e In Chicago a fte r several m onths
-,,,Q n „ .7 —
:--------
M orand has been on th e sick
visit w ith her d au g h ter, Mrs J
. . . an k of G resham pays 5 per the car with me and re tu rn to Iowa list Wm
for sev eral days.
to
visit
his
m
o
th
er
again,
until
about
Caldo.
cent
In
terest
on
tim
e
deposits.—
Adv.
E l e c t r i c a l W ir in g
A refresh in g dram a of the
C hristm as, when he will retu rn to
Emma G regson and D orothy B ur -
Mr. and Mrs. B. W illiam s are liv
b e tte r class.
P
arsons,
bringing
his
m
o
th
er
wi
K
eep
Your
B
atteries
Y
oung
pee
won
first
and
second
prizes,
for
ing on th e E lm er E dw ards place.
F ix t u r e * a n d L a m p s
cooking at th e county fair. Melville
T _ he i,u only
any * —
b attery needs him for a fam ily reunion.
E rvin
R adford aiiu
and wife visiien
visited
«in ivatiiuiu
.
. tonic . —
Hope
to
find
th
e
O
utlooks
at
A Rainbow Comedy that will recently
Richey
was
a
w
inner
In
th
e
"pig
w ith th e fo rm e r’s fath e r. L a H\ tle ch arg in g now an d then
S e p tic T a n k *
pen” . Eeach of the th re e clubs of
Fred
F
red R adford and sister, Mrs. Ida ‘’t|Uare tre a tm e n t and a d rin k of wa- sons aw aitin g me.
drive dull care away :
th
e
school
will
com
plete
th
e
ir
work.
te
r
once
a
week
go
a
long
way
to
Dukes
Expert Electrical Repairing Guaranteed
One hundred per cent clubs th is year
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Low and w ard keeping It In tiptop shape. Ask
Storage b attery rep a irin g and r
“ L ig h t H e a r ts a n d
T
here
will
be
a
clam
su
p
p
er
at
Mr.
Pugh
a
t
C.
E.
O
sb
u
rn
’s
g
ara
g
e
d au g h ter, Mrs. Dan W oods and two
charging, s ta rte r and generati
the I. o. O. F. hall T uesday evening.
Office and Shop,
sons, all of Alms, sp en t Sunday w ith ■— Adv.
work. R ak er A Son.
L e a k in g P ip e s ”
I. O. O F. m em bers should be p res
Mr. and Mrs. A. J A ult. Mr. and
Electric
Store Bungalow Bldg.
ent.
Mrs. R. Jones of E stacada an d C lara
U
reelutB
.
Ore.
P hoM M i
Bares were also Sunday callers.
SATURDAY. OCT.
F orest G rove votes to establish new
Mr. and Mrs. J. Byron have been
Prank C. Joaea
Floyd L. Mark
high school.
HARRY CAREY,
en te rta in in g
Mrs.
R eardon,
S eattle.
In th e
Gresham Theatre
Frank C. Jones Co.
MAGGIE PEPPER
Gun Fighting Gentlemen
I
W estern Oregon will sh
ship
train lo ad s of apples and pears
It s Easy' to,Make Money
• • If you have some
I t ’s easy to have money
♦ *if you save It.
It's easy to save money
* *if you bank It.
I t ’s easy to buy T h rift and W ar
Savings Stam ps
• »if you d on’t w ant to bank it.
The point of the th in g is th a t we
don’t care how you begin.
We know th a t if you s ta r t saving
you will nev er q uit and th a t some
day you will do business w ith us.
We are so su re of this th a t we will
sell you T h rift and W ar Savings
Stam ps, w hich a re G overnm ent
securities, w ithout one cent of
profit to ourselves. W. S. S. pay-
four per cent in te rest, com pound
ed every th re e m onths.
FIRST STATE BANK
O BESH A M
OXEOOS
I am goin g to be
'th ere w ith a w o rk
ing exhibit of
BUBBLE SCHEMES
Western Electric
Put and keep
POWER and LIGHT
as well as a complete line
of electrical appliances
to lighten the labor on
the farm.
LOOK FOR MY SIGN
F. L. BOURNE
Gresham Electric Co.
iCy o u r M o n e y
in y o u r H om e-T ow n BANK
When some well dressed stranger with a slick looking
scheme and a smooth talk comes along some day and
asks you to put your money into a get-rich-qu ck
scheme, Iztok out!
W hen you have money, put it in the bank and ask the
bankers advice about investments. He may save you
from losing, with one stroke of the pen, the money you
have worked many years for.
Put your money in our Bank
ou will receive 4 per cent interest
5 per cent on time deposits of $500.00 or more
BANK OF GRESHAM
HTATE AND COUNTY IlKPOHITOKY.