Gresham outlook., December 10, 1920, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 10, n o . 82
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
APPROPRIATION FOR FAIR
DENIED BY COMMISSIONERS
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1920
DECEMBER 15 LAST DAY
FOR PAYMENT OF TAXES
$1.50 PER YEAR
MRS. KITZMILLER HURT
T he follow ing is a copy of a le tte r
ju st received by Milton A. Miller, col- _ _
A bout fifty persons from several lector of In te rn a l R evenue for the , t —?,
sections
of
M ultnom ah
county district of Oregon from th e Comtnis-
storm ed th e county com m issioners on j sloner of In te rn a l R evenue at W ash-
W ednesday m orning In answ er to th e m gton, D. C., reg ard in g th e paym ent i
req u est of th e county fa ir sto c k h o ld -jof th e la8t in stallm en t of income ta x i
. ers b e to e s be
. , on hand w ith an appeal
„ ¡ ¿ o , , f b o , r | !‘*ue Decem
. e e « ber
™ 15,
t b . t 1920.
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BIG HOLIDAY OUTLOOK—DEC. 14
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
Mrs. S. R
K itzm iller Is confined
TROUTDALE LADIES AID
BAZAAR IS SUCCESSFUL
HA I would the Holiday Season be worth with- to h*r lloI“p " hh injuries which »he
.
received «lien th e horse which she
T he L adies’ Aid b azaar held here
OUT a V III 1st m a s t U tlo o k . I t would b e m i s s e d was d riving becam e frig h ten ed at a j S atu rd ay nig h t In the Columbia
and, moreover, you would miss lots of good I“ o ,o rc >e |e
“ P»et th e buggy ( H ighw ay hull, was a w onderful sue-
things. We won’t forget you a n j we ask you p„t°b«™
bow"»"I ,
Tb’
6“ “tl,ul
.
" ot
“
£ » “
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C h n s tn u s
0 " “ « *
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be
UM.
fair.
G resham and vicinity was believe th a t they have ten days g race i s s u e d I e c . 14. Looks like It would he a big 16-page, high- and a bone may be broken. T he arm her b eau tifu l souvenirs bro u g h t by
largely represented and th e re were on the fo u rth in stallm en t of th e In-' ly illustrated, two-colored paper, with much reading of special *“ 80 8" olle11 tHat th e physician her son F ra n k from th e Sam oan
delegations from P lea san t Home, come and excess profits taxes due De­
could not d eterm in e if th e bone was Islan d s at th e close of th e war. In
Such a provision was interest and page after page of important Holiday announce­ broken o r not
P le a sa n t Valley, F airview , Rock­ cem ber 15.
She suffers a g reat ch arg e of sales at th e fancy w ork
booth, were Mrs L. A. H arlow , Mrs.
deal w ith It.
wood and Lents. A n um ber of P o rt­ contained in th e 1917 re v e n u e Act. ' ments. Something for everybody.
T he accident happened near th e J R K cttrr aml Mrs M ar>’ P arso n s;
land people w ere also on hand, all but was rem oved by th e Revenue Act .
A few ex tra co p ies. Hotter speak for you rs— lOc each.
being of one m ind In m aking th e re ­ of 1918. No extension can be g ran t-
C. M. Z im m erm an hom e as Mrs. K itz­ aprons, Mrs. G eorge P arrish and
('orrespoiM lcuce anil item s so licited .
Mrs. C. I. Thom as. T he T ru e Blue
quest for assistance in financing th e ed u n d er th e law.
m iller was bringing a cra te of eggs
class had ch arg e of th ree o th e r
Our form s m ust clotte S aturday, th e 11th. Hurry up w ith th at ad.
“ December 15 is the last day for
fair.
to tow n. Ju st a little ahead of her booths presided over by th e ir mem­
J. D. Lee, one of th e new ly-elected th e paym ent of th e fo u rth in stall-
J a man was sta rtin g a m otorcycle and bers as follow s: candy. Miss Olive
dlrecto rs and a m em ber of th e next ,nent of t!,e Income and excess profits .
th e noise of th e engine frlg h ten eo W ilson, Miss Belle P arso n s; fish
leg islatu re, acted as spokesm an for taxes due th is year. To avoid pen ­
th e horse. J u s t as Mrs. K itzm iller pond. Miss Mary M cGinnis; punch,
th e delegation and m ade a request alty, th e tax m ust be in th e offices of
P ractically
called to him to w ait u n til she passed Miss M argaret Spence.
was sold in all tn e
for an ap propriation of one-tenth of th e C ollectors of In te rn a l Revenue
an autom obile sta rte d up In th e lieu, ev ery th in g
In an o th e r p retty little
a m ill. T he com m issioners heard o r branch offices by m idnight of th a t
vicinity and the horse becam e panic booths.
th e request very graciously and then date.
The Union High school is crow ded phone n u m b er of this d ep a rtm en t is ' strick en , backed th e buggy u p settin g booth Helen L audan and F aye P a r­
P aym en t of th e fo u rth in stallm en t ,it|s se m ester to capacity w ith a fine T U I-
P ersons d esirin g in fo rm atio n it and lan d in g Mrs. K itzm iller ana sons sold h ealth stam ps, su p erv is 'd
througli C om m issioner H olm an m ane
by Mrs. H arry W aite. T he am o u nt
m any excuses why an ap propriation may be m ade in cash o r by money or- boJy Qf 8erious-m inded boys and about farm work o r th e ir stock a re the eggs in th e " d itc h and headed tak en at th is booth was $6.73, which
would be very hard to get. It was der or check. 1 lie B ureau of In te r g ir,8 who jjave eome h ere to be bene- °®e re d > free o( charge, th e assistan ce tow ard home. T he buggy was throw n is en tirely se p arate from th e bazaar.
explained th a t the various dem ands nal R evenue urges th a t w henever j fitted by th e in stru c to n provided by o i exJ)ert advice.
com pletely over and th e horse soon T he delicious chicken su p p er was
upon th è budget a re already m ore possible paym ent be m ade by check ,14 experienced in stru c to rs. T he en -i T he hem e economic g irls are or- broke loose from th e buggy.
He ju st as p o p u lar us th e m erchandise.
th an $100,000 beyond th e available o r mon y o n t r.
i s n o t o< e ps ro |j m ent to ,]a te js 93 boys and 122 Kanizing in o rd er to prom ote th e in- * aB 8t°PPed a t th e S tapleton farm , T he lim ited tuble space m aking It
th e tnvnnvpr
taxpayer hv
by saving st„
hint , „ a trip »„I
to
N eighbors and passing people h u r ­ necessary for w aiting lines of h u n­
funds, am ong them being new coun­ tho
g irls. T h ere are desks for only 210. I , le rests of th a t d ep artm en t. Ju st at
ty hospital, th e roads, th e bridges, the collector's office and avoids con­
gry diners. Mrs. Win. Spence was
¡A bout 40 boys and g irls, m any of Present the cooking class is stu d y in g ried to Mrs. K itzm iller's assistan ce
m an ag er of th e su p p er, assisted by
th e lib ra rie s and o th e r objects th a t gestion a t th e c a sh ie r’s window.
and
L.
Crum
b,
who
was
passing,
took
whom w ere fo rm er stu d e n ts, h a v e : recipes fo r C h ristm as sw eetm eats,
a corps of w orkers, w hile Mrs. Lee
are all clam oring for money. It was Check o r money o rd e r should be
her to h er hom e w here a physician
' been com pelled to seek in stru c tio n ; fFUit cake and candies.
E vans and a bevy of g irls had ch arg e
explained th a t to g ra n t th e fa ir the m ade payable to “ C ollector of I n te r­
, elsew here o r they a re not In sc h o o l, T he m usic d ep a rtm en t is one of tn e was called.
of th e dining room.
relief dem anded would cripple some nal R evenue.”
I tills year. T his is a m ost d eplorable j m ost p o p u lar In school. Mr. T aylor
A bout $220 was ta k en in a lto ­
Bills have been se n t to taxpayer»,
of th e o th e r en terp rises and th a t
g e th e r of which n ear $172 will ur
1 condition of affairs fo r any cotninuni- spends nearly fo u r days each week BURNS CAUSE DEATH
th e re would not be enough money but failu re to receive a bill does not
OF AGED MINISTER net. T his does not include the
to go around.
relieve th e tax p ay er of his obligation ty. A new up-to-date school build- in th is work. T h ere a re 31 m em bers
stam p sales.
Ing
is
a
necessity
h
ere
and
it
is
the!
of
th
e
G
irls'
Glee
club
and
21
m
em
­
J u s t before receiving th e fa ir del­ to pay on tim e.”
Rev. A. J. Josselyn. a pioneer
A good jo k e th e Aid m em bers
duty of th e people, whose children bers of th e Boys’ Glee club. T he o r­
egation th e Rose F estival commit-1
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M ethodist m in iste r of the Pacific have on them selves is th a t they had
are clam oring for a high school ed u ­ ch e stra is th e la rg e st and best in the
tee had been tu rn ed down w ith the YOU MAY SEE THE
N orthw est, died at his home at Canby, a q u an tity of very fine staiu rem ov­
cation, to build it. Dem ocracy d e­ history of th e school und includes
CANAL
sam e sta te m en ts but in both cases |
PANAMA
T h u rsd ay m orning. Decem ber 9th, an e r on hand to sell, and forgot to
m ands it. N arrow ntindedness in eig h t violins, fo u r cornets, clarin et,
th e su b ject was left open for fu rto i.
a resu lt of bu rn s which lie received have it th e re a t all.
A fine illu stra te d le ctu re on th e | holding to a n tiq u ated ideas as to old flute, sn a re d ru m and accom panist.
T he members of the Aid wish to
consideration the next day and each , „ . „ „
,
.
T h an k sg iv in g day. Rev. Mr. Jo sse­
th a n k all who so generously aided
,
P anam a C anal will be given next Sun- d istric t bou n d ary lines m ust give T here are 19 piano stu d e n ts. T h u rs­
tv as invited to have a rep rese n tativ e ,
lyn was cleaning a clock with k ero ­ by d o n atin g m aterials, food, work,
,, . ,
. . . .
‘ <lay evening at th e M ethodist church. way to m ore m odern m ethods in day m orr.ing th e G irls' Glee club sang
m eet w ith th e budget com m ittee th e '
sene when it exploded inflicting severe o r In any way co n trib u ted to the suc-
T he P anam a is ’th e w o rld ’s g re a te st school ad m in istra tio n If th e boys and the follow ing num bers for assem bly:
next forenoon. H. A. Lewis w«-,
b u rn s ab o u t th e face and arm s. I tlc e s s fu l evening,
w ater-w ay, as well as ti e g rea test en ­ g irls a re to be p rep ared for th e best “ S alu t D 'A m our” (E lg a r) and “ Sil­
nam ed on th e p art of th e fair asso­
was th o u g h t th a t he was im proving ; G uests from out of town atten d in g
gineering fea t ev er perfo rm ed . Its citizenship a t th e le a st cost to th e ver S tre am " (L o h r.)
T he siu d e n t
ciation as such in an effort to help
but th e fight proved too great fo r his 'h e b az aa r were Mr. and Mrs. C, 1.
E rad icatio n of d istric t, body is looking forw ard to ntaffy o r­
site was selected belo re Jam estow n taxpayers.
stren g th .
j R aker, Mrs. F ie tta H ibbard, Mr. and
show why th e county fa ir should be
was settled. T h e locks, th e e a rth - and in som e in stances, county boun­ ch estral num bers d u rin g th e year.
given at least some help even though
Rev. Josselyn cante to Oregon m ore 1 Mr8 J a y Bailey und fam ily, all of
slides, th e su n k en forests, an d th e dary lines, consolidation of schools
T he com m ercial d ep a rtm en t is th an 60 years ago and has held many 1
M7 ' A
th e sum be less th a n th a t asked for.
work of th e C h ristian m issionaries and tra n sp o rta tio n of pupils Is th e crow ded to capacity this y ear and is lm p o rta n t positions in th e M ethodist
Mrs. W llford Delaney
Among those who spoke for th e
will be vividly show n.
, ,
, ,
P o rtlan d , Mr. und Mrs. S. Dixon and
crying need of th is and o th e r cotn- doing excellent work. T h ere a re 24 . . . .
ap p ro p riatio n , besides Mr. Lee, w ere
church. He recently celeb rated th e fan , | | y Mrs. F lorence Ingalls, B. S.
The su b je ct of th e p a sto r’s m o rn ­ m unities in Oregon. O th er sta te s a re ! sh o rth an d stu d e n ts and 23 boys and
H. A. Lewis, H. L. St. C lair, R aj
50th an n iv ersary of his m inistry.
G ran t, all of F airview . M tb . Ray
ing serm on will be “ One of O ur Ex­ b oasting of th e n u m b er of th e ir c o n - , girls are ta k in g typew riting. In a
Olli and E. L. T horpe. It was sug­
Many M ethodist churches in O re­ C uddlford and Basil of P o rtlan d ,
posed F la n k s.”
solidated
schools
and
th
e
ir
efficiency
'
test
th
is
week
one
s
tu
d
e
n
t
w
rote
66
gested th a t Rome of th e o th e r ap p ro ­
gon, W ashington and Idaho w ere es­ Ralph M ercer and Rev. E arl It. C ot­
T he E p w o rth L eague devotional u n d er th e new system
w ords a m in u te for 10 m in u tes on a tab lish ed th ro u g h Itis efforts. At one ton of P lea san t Home, Miss Maxine
p riations be reduced, notably for
topic is “ P e te r's Receipe fo r Success.”
T h ere are 55 m em bers of th e se n io ’- ty p e w riter w ith o u t an e rro r. ’ This
road im provem ents or m a in te n a n c e ,
tim e he was p asto r of th e Fairview Thom as, M armot.
L eaders, E sth e r P eterso n and L etltla class th is year, 33 g irls and 22 boys. record will be exceeded by m any s tu ­
T h e L ad les’ Aid had a very pleas­
of the branch lib raries o r som e of
M. E. church.
Pulfer. Special m usic by M artha The largest class h ereto fo re g rad u - d en ts before th e close of school.
th e o th e r things th a t could w ait
About 15 years ago he retired from a n t m eeting w ith Mrs. Mary P arsons
H agberg. P ete r alsö will be present. ated from th is school num bered 28.
B ask etb all is engaging th e a tte n ­ th e active m inistry and took up his W ednesday aftern o o n . The business
aw hile.
T h ere’s alw ays som ething in te re s t­ T h ere Is no building In th is com m u­ tion of those inclined to ath letic
was se ttlin g up b azaar affairs. One
At th e m eeting held on T hursday,
residence on a farm n ea r Canby. He would th in k th e ex tra chickens w ere
ing going on in “ The C hurch at th e n ity larg e enough in w hich to hold sp o rts. A bout 50 boys a re tu rn in g
which Mr. Lewis atten d ed , the bud­
was 78 years of age.
all used up by th e b azaar supper,
C en ter.”
com m encem ent exercises!
o ut for p ractice two afte rn o o n s a
g et was com pleted. The fa ir appro­
T he fu n eral will be held at th e but for refre sh m e n ts here came
T
he
S
enior
G
irls’
club
is
to
be
a
week. T he G irls’ A thletic associa­ M ethodist church in Canby a t 11 most delicious chicken sandw iches,
p riatio n was refused as well as th a t
STARCH FACTORY
new o rg an izatio n of th e school. They tion has ju s t form ed by electing ot o’clock S atu rd ay .
fo r th e Rose F estival. W hile th e la t­
and coffee.
Mrs. M orris McGinnis
BEGINS SEASON'S WORK I expect to ban q u et th e football boys fleers for th e cu rre n t year. They w in |
_____
and Mrs. Lee E vans assisted Mrs.
te r is not of m uch im portance to the
before th e holidays an d m ake th e ir rival th e boys In In terest and skill In
l ’ursons In serving.
people of th e county at large it is a
NUMBER OF FARMS
T he potato sta rc h factory sta rte d
Influence felt th ro u g h o u t th e school b ask etb all contests.
T he
P a re n t T eacher circle of
decided disappointm ent to learn th a t last week and has been w orking all
SOLD
RECENTLY
year.
T ro u td ale holds its re g u la r m eeting
A Union H igh D ebating L eague is
th e county fa ir has been left in such week with a crew of five men.
A “ G et-to g e th er” m eeting of the being planned In o rd e r to stim u la te
G ottlieb F u d lck u r of Ju n ctlo u City, F rid ay afte rn o o n , D ecem ber 10, at
a plight th a t o th e r m eans m ust tie
They have on hand now ab o u t 50
a g ric u ltu ra l stu d e n ts was held In th e In terest in d eb atin g and public sp eak ­ K ansas, has purchased th e C. E. Ruk th e schoolhouse.
found of financing the in stitu tio n if tons of potatoes ready to w ork upon
Miss Evelyn K endall left Monday
room s of th e a g ric u ltu ra l d ep artm en t ing. T he school has again jo in ed the 20-acre farm , fo u r m iles south of
a fa ir is to be held next year.
and every indication points to a suc­
fo
r
a visit with h e r a u n t, Mrs. N.
last
F
rid
a
y
evening.
Tw
enty-six
boys
Oregon High School D ebating L eague G resham on th e Dam ascus road for a Lynch, In S eattle.
W hile much m ore money could cessful year. T he first lot of sta rc h
are ta k in g th is w ork. Some of th e and will ta k e p a rt in th e Low er Co­ cash consid eratio n of $6500.
Mr.
be used th an is available u n d er this was p u t Into th e drying process to ­
Rev. E arl B. Cotton will preach at
hom e pro jects alre ad y chosen by th e lum bia D istrict contests th is year.
F u d ick ar, who was m arried th is week th e church next Sunday evening at
y e a r's tax levy it is openly expressed day.
boys th is y ear include, potatoes, a l­
A stu d e n t council is to be form ed expects to m ake th is his home.
7 :3 0 on th e su b ject, “ G od’s Love
th a t som e of the item s on th e budget
Chas. N ordllng of B ridal Veil has and P ow er.”
T he O lder Boys’ conference for falfa, p o u ltry , pigs, b erries, fur- next week to com plete th e new plan
list m ight have been changed so as
to give fa ir relief. No explanation Is the W illam ette V alley will be held bearin g anim als, farm records afid j of stu d e n t co-operative school govern- purchased seven acres from H allie
I
work.
The n o . J '
C ontinued on page 4
C h ristensen fo r a berry ranch in REV. MARANGEOPA TO
given why th e new county hospital at Salem D ecem ber 10, 11 and 12.
Pow ell Valley. T he price was $4650.
SPEAK AT COTTRELL
fund could not have been reduced in It Is expected th a t th e re will be front
D. Deverell of P lea san t Home re ­
view of th e fact th a t fu tu re appro­ 250 to 300 boys In atten d a n ce and of
T he people of C o ttrell and vicinity
cently p u rch ased th e 20-acre farm of
p riatio n s w ill cover several years yet. this nu m b er P o rtla n d expects to
are
p lanning on a big m eeting at th e
Mrs. Mary Jo h an so n at C o rb ett for
O ther budget item s a re being c riti­ send 100 boys. F re e e n te rta in m e n t
com m unity
church
next
Sunday
$1600.
In Salem hom es will be provided fo r
cized in m uch th e sam e way.
when
Rev.
H
arrab
elllo
A.
M aran-
Ju liu s M arkw ait of E stacada, »..
As an educational in stitu tio n the th e delegates.
geopo will preach In th e m orning.
M.
H
arrison
and
C.
E.
R
usher
of
la ir ran k s witlt th e schools and li-
{afternoon and evening.
G resham have purchased th ree at res
S torage b attery rep a irin g and re ­
b raries and it is felt th a t it should
T his m issionary has had w onder­
from th e G resham Realty and In v est­
have the support of public funds. 'Jo /k ' ^R aker’^- ’¡ Io * " '1 g e n e ra to r
ful experiences and Is said to be an
m
ent
com
pany
for
a
to
ta
l
of
$2800.
For benefit of American Legion Club Rooms,
As to th e Rose F estival It is a P o rt­
j T he property Is located on W allula .e n te rta in in g speaker.
Read th e W an t Ada.
land ad v ertisin g schem e and should
which have been recently purchased.
A basket d in n er will be served at
I
H eights and th e tw o first nam ed In-
be su pported by those who will get ployed to help th e fa ir o u t is no!
noon an d everyone Is Invited to at-
,
tend
to
build
on
th
e
ir
p
roperty
in
the
th e benefit, such as th e railro a d s, I know n yet, but It is In tim ated again
, tend and enjoy the services.
j n ear fu tu re .
hotels, banks, m erchants and others. | th a t th e town of G resham will n.
T hese deals were handled by K rlder
N either th e Rose F estival no r fa ir 1 asked to ta k e over th e g ro u n d s as a '
F roe Sou ven ir.
& E lklngton.
Get a free sotivan Ir of Mary Pick-
a re m oney m aking schem es but park and allow th e fa ir board to con-
ford, S atu rd ay , at th e G resham
th e fair has the m erit of being edu- I tinue as usual on th e lim ited sta te ap-
Pvrex Oven Glass m akes Ideal T h eater.
Good Orchestra Music
::
A Good Time Assured
See “ Rebecca of Suttny-
cational and one of th e factors th a t propriation , unless th e leg islatu re
C h ristin as gifts
A large asso rtm en t brook F a rm ." Admlsson 15c and
la rg e lj concern the econom ic life of 1 comes to its relief w ith a la rg e r sum
to select from a t L. L. K idder Hdw. 35c.— Adv.
Keep This Date Open
the m etropolis.
1 than hereto fo re has been ap p ro p riat-
Co.
Ju st w hat o th e r m eans will be e m - ' ed.
C ream se p arato rs in all sizes used
Read w hat Mr W anTad says.
an d new. W. A. Hessel.
UNION HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDANCE IS 215
American Legion Dance
MASONIC HALL, GRESHAM
Christma^ Eve
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24
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