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T W IC E A W E E K G resham O utlook VOL. 10, NO. 95 TU ESD AYS AND F R ID A Y S GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 25. 1921 $1 50 PER YEAR M. E. CHURCHES TO HOLD CONFERENCE EXPECT HARDING TO NAME COL. THOMPSON FUMIGATION PLANTS TAKE T ’ E ELECTRIC SURVEY TRAIN OF CARS HAS BEEN COMPLETED BENEFIT MATINEE SATURDAY FOR PDAhC C f 'lit f lJ ' r STARVING CHILDREN OF EUROPE X i lB y t \ By ROBERT FULLER. A survey of th e farm ow ners on (W ritten Especially for G resham th e Powell Valley road from Gresh O utlook) T he first q u a rte rly conference of , __ • F o u r huge fum igation plants, in am th ro u g h to new P leasan t Home th e G resham Social C en ter parish will which a whole train of fre ig h t cars for the purpose of d eterm in in g the -is wee' was one of n u m er be held at th e M ethodist church in is disinfected in one o p eratio n , have num ber who w ant electric lights has ous ac v itk a at th e g rad e school. On been com pleted. G resham F riday, Ja n u a ry 28. The been erected on the b o rd er between • t weekly assem bly, Princl- C. H. Johanson, B. M. Howell and churches com prising th is parish a re the U nited States an d Mexico to A lbert Quay m ade th e survey. They r ! C. d. Qulckeall arran g ed for a G resham , P lea san t Home, F airview , ¡guard against th e in tro d u ctio n of rep o rt th a t th e sum approxim ately program consisting of music by th e p lan t insect pests h arm fu l to farm $8000 has been subscribed to th e T routdale, Rockwood, Boring, Sandy pupils of th e different g rades. Tho crops. project. and Kelso. This is th e first q u a rte r g en eral expression was one of pleas- Some of th e most d estru ctiv e plant The rep o rt of the canvassers has ly conference to be held since th e a n insects th a t ravage th e crops of been in the hands of th e P. R. L. & n u al conference last O ctober and is On W ednesday the P aren t-T each er A m erican farm ers have come from P- com pany fo r about a week b u t no circle held its reg u lar m onthly m eet one of th e m ost im p o rta n t th a t has Mexico, including th e cotton boll- word has been received front them as ing which was in terestin g th ro u g h o u t. ever been held by th e M ethodist weevil and th e recent in tro d u ctio n of yet. I Several m usical num bers were re n churches in th is county. the cotton pink boll-worm , an insect A man is to be sent out from the dered by the pupils of th e school to A splendid program has been a r said to be th e g rav est m enace th ct P o rtlan d office to m ake a new esti- - th e d elig h t of all present. T he prln- ranged fo r the day. Dr. W illiam ever confronted A m erican cotton m ate on the cost, tak in g into consid- C o lo n e l T h o m p T D ir I clpal speakers of th e aftern o o n were W allace Y oungson, d istric t su p e rin grow ing. The A m erican F arm Bu- eratlo n the many facts learned In this Mrs. Sadie O rr D unbar and Miss R uth ten d en t, will preside a t the m eeting When President-elect Harding reau F ed eratio n has recom m ended survey work. It has been learned nnounces his cabinet choices, I Xoung both of whom spoke upon which will open a t 2 :3 0 w ith th e de to congress th a t th e pink boll-worm th a t the Bruns L um ber com pany, mong the men selected will be votional service. h ealth education. These m eetings be given im m ediate atten tio n . n ear Sandy will furnish poles at a he name of Colonel William should receive th e atten tio n of every At 2 :45 the business session will T he F ed eral H o rticu ltu ra l Board, considerably less price th an th e P. R. Boyce Thompson, is the opinion of J p atron of th e school. open and reports from all points will leaders In Republican ranks headed by Dr. C harles L. M arlatt, L. A P. can put them on th e ground Colonel Thompson is a western- F rid a y aftern o o n th e boys’ basket be read. R eports from Sunday chairm an, is th e control body which for. This will cut down th e cost to t . Born in Montana, he went east ball team m et and defeated th e Bor- schools, E pw orth L eagues, L adies’ to is in tru sted with the ad m in istratio n the com m unity. study and g rad u ate at Colum . ing team in Its initial gam e. The lo Aid and M issionary societies as well of th e F ed eral Plant Q u aran tin e act. The ro u te which has been subm it- bia School of Mines Then he cal boys were heavier and fa ste r th an tetu rn ed to the west and became as th e financial rep o rts for local and All ports of en try have governm ent ted to th e P. R. L. & P. Is th e one rich in copper mining He became th e B oring boys with th e re su lt of a cen tenary w ork will be received at statio n s where Im ported goodB are originally planned from G resham to A \ A R Y P 1 Í K F O R D . a colonel through service in the Q , 38 to 1 score. T he boys m ake a good th is tim e. Each official board should fum igated if it is believed th e re is new Pleasant Home along th e Powell Spanish-American W ar and in the Saturday m atin ee at 2 :3 0 . th e ap p earan ce In th e ir su its of royal blue have as m any as possible of th e ir d an g er of Infestation. j Valley road with no extensions or recent war headed the Red Cross Wi" give “ ^ " - f l ' and w hite and expect to p articip ate in R ussia for 18 m onths He m em bers present a t th e m eeting and J u s t now the Mexican border is In aide lines. W ithout doubt if this lino e n T w “ ?’ o? f o r e ^ H 8« r V C h l l d r e n fn a nurnbe r of Interesting gam es this gave one million of his personal are urged to have all rep o rts in. th e lim elight because of th e Immense J goes th rough, and th e prospects are funds to Red Cross or foreign lands. M anager A drian season. At 3:4 5 Dr. Y oungson will discuss dam age done to Mexican cotton by considered very good, m any exten- It was also Colonel Thompson is cooperating w ith th e N ational as- T he eighth grade, consisting of ?8 "A d m in istrativ e P roblem s.” Dr. th e pink boll-worm , w hich has sions will be made, but they will each who conceived the Idea and per sociatlon of P ictu re E xhibitors and m em bers, recently organize,! and Y oungson is known as a clear th in k sonally financed th e Idea of giv caused as high as 8 3 per cent loss form a se p arate project. C o ttrell has th e H oover E uropean Relief Council elected th e follow ing officers- Win- ing th e home-town paper to the er and a m ost able business m an and th is year in th e L agune d istrict, th e not m ade a canvass as yet according to raise a fund of $ boys in the trenches Colonel 1,500,000 for the fred Hill, president; O rville Davld- he will certain ly have an in terestin g Thompson has resided In New g rea test cotton region in Mexico. The to late reports. g ra te st cause th a t m essage for the m em bers of the York for several years where he inset has appeared in Texas, Louis- W ithin a week o r ten days th e new th e C hristian era. ever confronted son. vice p resid en t; V ada A nderson, , se creta ry ; W illene Botkin, tre a su re r; s one of the financial leaders. churches in terested in th is new iana and New Mexico. estim ate should be ready and those Practically every motiou p icture I C arllto s S trebin. serg ean t a t a rm s : project. A special pink boll-worm commis- w-ho have pledged will know how th e house m anager in N orth A m erica is Mabel W inters, organist, Rev. E arl B. C otton will discuss D. D. MYERS AGAIN sion appointed by th e gov ern o r o f ; proposition lines up. assistin g the leading w elfare organ- T he class has selected royal blue "T h e P asto ral P roblem s of th e O ut GORED BY BULL Texas m ade an official investigation T he $8000 has been raised by sub- R atio n s n bringing quick relief to and w hite as th e ir colors, and are lying F ield .” Rev. Mr. Cotton has of th e L aguna eqnditlons»and report- scriptlon, each farm er subscribing th e d estitu te. Film agencies, pro- p lan n in g a num ber of activities for D. D. Myers, who was ju s t, recov m ade a survey of th e outlying te rr i ed th e dam age found th e re to be n o t ' th e am ount he felt was fair and Just ducers, and every man and woman ' the rem a in d er of th e year ering from Injuries received when he tory d u rin g his two and a half years less th an 50 per cent of th e cotton i and as much as he was able to do. connected with the industry a re gtv- T he th ird g rad e deserves compll- --------------------- p asto ra te a t P lea san t H om e and is w as gored by a bull- last week, had crop. At such a ra te cotton could ! ng th e ir tim e, th e ir energy and m ents in having again secured the p repared to tell som e of th e problem s an o th er enco u n ter w ith th e anim al not be grow n profitably in th e FRESHMEN WIN th e ir money to put over this g rea t honor banner, this being th e ir th ird th a t m u st be met. UNEXPECTED VICTORY drive. T hursday and again lost out. Only Unitd States, ta k in g into considers- G resham citizens an d all tim e. Rev. A lbert S. Hisey will discuss tion th e h ig h er wages paid In th is T he school has an enrollm ent of In tho second gam e of th e In tra - X Z d " , M‘‘,tn " mah County aro the topic “ B uilding th e Bigger P ro th e presence of Wm. B utler, te ste r co untry for farm labor. P lan s are debted to th e P aram o u n t Exchanges 248 pupils which is the larg est in the g ra m ” and will tell of th e plans for fo r th e cow te stin g association, and u n d er way fo r stric te r e n fo rc e m e n t' MuraI ha^het ball series, which was fo r th e free use of th e program th a t history of the G resham g rad e school, developing a larger, stro n g e r church his prom pt action Baved Mr. Myers of border reg u latio n s and inspection hel<* Wedne8<lay for th e possession In a recent fire drill, unknow n to laws. i G*e liver cup th e freshm en will be p.esen ted S atu rd ay afternoon activity in each of th e points con from serious if not fatal in ju ries. only h o r th is benefit en tertain - any except th e Janitor. Mr. T acheron, T he anim al charged Mr. Myers, won an unexpected victory over th e cerned. / Juniors. The final score was 2 7 to men we will show Mary Pickford in the building was cleared In 30 sec- Special B argain Offer. The m eeting wil a d jo u rn a t 5 p. m. knocking him down and rolled him ° a H° " and ’ A « » ro w - onds. A special gong is in place for Subscribe now for th e O utlook and 21 in favor of th e form r. In terest I i T A basket luncheon will be served a t over and over in th e snow. Mr. B ut was keen th ro u g h o u t th e gam e but Lloyd comedy, and a Path« Review, (fire a la rm s and fire hose are now ln- th e I. O. O. F. hall ju s t across Powell ler rushed to th e aid of Mr. Myers y o u r P o rtlan d Daily. reached a high pitch when th e gam e A well balanced program , and an as stalled which adds g rea tly to (he safe U ntil F ebruary 2, 11*21. stre e t at 6 p. m. and every m em ber and succeeded in d riving th e bull su ran ce th a t you will be well enter- ty of th e boys and girls. of th e q u a rte rly conference should back and gettin g Mr. Myers on to his O utlook & Daily Jo u rn al 1 y r $5.65 closed with a tie. I t was decided to taind. feet. Before they could reach safety O utlook, Daily & Sunday J o u r play five m inutes m ore and each M id-year prom otions will be m ade be p rese n t to enjoy th e social h o u r T he governm ent has waived th e ,'th is week” nal ................................................ 7.40 side m ade a basket, m aking a sec of good fellow ship an d to become ac th e bull charged again, th is tim e p in w ar tax. Every cent will be tu rn ed I U ntil February Iff, 1021 ond tie. It was then decided to give q u ain ted w ith the w orkers on th e ning Mr. Myers to a post. Again Mr. B u tler was able to drive th e bull off O utlook & P o rtlan d T elegram 4.95 th e gam e to th e side w inning the over to a G resham bank to be for- TEXT BOOK QUESTION o th e r p arts of th e parish. R egular C om bination R ate. first basket and th e freshm en won. w arded to the Motion P ictu re com BEFORE LEGISLATURE At 7 :3 0 th e m eeting will again and they reached sh elter. 6.35 In th e first gam e played some tim e m ittee of E uropean Relief Council, open in th e M ethodist church and . Mr. Myers was considerably b ru is O utlook * Daily O regonian The Oregon Voter in its last Issue ago th e seniors won from th e Bopho- 122 W est 49th stree t, New York. It Prof. W. J. H erzog who has charge of ed and shaken up and received a gash O utlook, Daily and Sunday has an article on th e Effect of F ree is your privilege to pay as m uch as in the th ro a t from th e b u ll’s horn but O regonian .................................. 8.00 , mores. th e d ep a rtm en t of ru ra l sociology at you like for y o u r m atinee tickets, T ex tb o o k if which will be of In terest W illam ette U niversity will give a dis none of his in ju rie s were serious. but not less th an 15 cents for chil 4o opponent and advocates of th e bill cusslon on th e sub ject, "Som e C h a r dren, n o r 25 cents fo r ad u lts. It all which Is to be passed upon a t th is acteristic F e a tu re s of a Social Cen SOPHOMORES WIN goes to one g re a t cause. Rem em ber, session of the Oregon L egislature. IN DEBATING CONTEST te r P a rish .” proceeds from th e m atinee only ap T his law is one which has been a d Dr. Y oungson w ill speak again a t Louis M auldlng and Wm. McAllis ply to th is g rea t drive. T here will vocated by a num ber of people lately th e evening program and th e re will te r both m em bers of th e sophom ore be a com plete change of program at and Is a live question in P aren t- be som e special m usical num bers T eaeher circles. night. class a t Union H i/li school won in d u rin g th e evenng. T he artic le follows: th e contest held last F rid ay at the "E v ery pupil in th e public g rad e YOUNG PEOPLE PLAN NOTED MUSICIANS school. T he a lte rn a te s w ere Edwin schools in Oregon would be furnished FOR NEW ACTIVITIES free books u n d er th e term s of a pro VISIT FAIRVIEW FOLKS Noreen and Roba Embry of th e senior posed law Introduced In th e sla te sen The m eetings of th e E pw orth a te by S en ato r Banks, of A storia. The R udolph and Ju liu s L uscher and class. T here were 10 d eb aters who League in stitu te closed F riday even hill stip u lates th a t th e free hooks entered th e co n test and th e debates W illiam G rassley of F airview are F riday determ ined th e team which ing with a d elig h tfu l social hour should go to grade schools alone, and m em bers of th e Swiss Singing club will rep resen t Union H igh school in which was much enjoyed by those not to stu d e n ts In high schools. school d istrict Is em pow present. The G resham E pw orth ered Every “ H elv etia” which assisted in g rand th e contests which will be held d u r by th e proposed law to raise and League m em bers fu rn ish ed a dainty a p p ro p riate annually, sufficient funds concert given la st Sunday evening at ing the next few weeks. lunch a t th e close of th e gam es which to p urchase the books. T he task of G resham will have th e first debate th e au d ito riu m by F ritz Zim m erm an were In charge of Rev. E arl Cotton. Imposing rules for tne safe-keeping with V ernonia F riday, F eb ru ary 4 th e books Is left up to th e Indi and Mine. G randville, fam ous Swiss In checking up th e atten d a n ce for of They will have th e affirm ative side of vidual school boards. folk singers and yodlers. th e week It was found th a t of th e 43 the question, “ Resolvpd, th a t section “ Any teach er, or o th e r official con F rid ay evening, Mme. G randville 8 of th e Jones M erchant M arine bill who reg istered for th e week th e re nected In any way with the conduct and Mr. Z im m erm an, In com pany should be enfo rced .” w’ere 11 who were p resen t every even of the schools, who may be found Im plicated In any scheme to direct p u r w ith several m em bers of th e “ H elve ing. nine were present fo u r evenings chase G resham is in th e Low er C olum bia ' of th e books to any certain tia ” w ere e n tertain ed a t th e hom e of d istric t of the Oregon High S ch o o l! and seven attended th ree evenings. honsp, which would resu lt in his or Mr. and Mrs. Jacob L uscher when Of th e o th e r 16, eig h t were present h er personal advantage, Is liable to D ebating league. By th e process of Mme. G randville and Mr. Zim m er two n ights and eig h t only cam e one rem oval from ollie«' and revocation of elim ination th e team s in th e d is tr ic t; teaching rights. man g enerously favored th e com pany will debate until th e re is b u t one left evening. On tho last evening an op .. ' ,h e »“ »Payera will say about w ith several selections. R efresh and th e w inner in this d istric t will po rtu n ity was given to all who wished th e bill Is n ot recited. As no provi m ents w ere served by Mrs. L uscher m eet th e w inners from th e o th e r dis to Join th e local E pw orth League. sion Is m ade for new revenue to ta k e and d au g h ter, Rosalie. T here w ere tw enty-nine who signed care of th e expense, so fa r as P o rt tric t to determ in e th e cham pion S aturday afternoon th e d istin g of the state. th e roll. Some of these have been land 1 h concerned Its enactm ent would mean th a t Just so much less uished g u ests w ere given an oppor w orking In th e L eague fo r som e tim e money would be available for teach tu n ity to view Colum bia highw av President o f H olstein t a ttle f l u b of b ut th e re has been no definite League ing, school buildings and m ain te which they pronounced one of the nance Out in the state, w here school roll before. A m erica to Vlalt C ounty. funds are voted, th e six per cent lim i g ran d est trip s they had ever enjoyed. Hon. D D. A itkin, presid en t of the Monday evening th e E pw orth tation of Increase does not apply to R etu rn in g they stopped at Mr. Lusch- Holstein C attle club of A m erica, will League cabinet m et at th e hom e of levies, so th e people of th e outside e r ’s w here they did full ju stice to arriv e in P o rtlan d tom orrow evening the pasto r. Rev. A. 8. Hisey, and plans d istric ts would sim ply vote a higher an o th er d ain ty lunch. and will spend two weeks visiting the were m ade in regard to th e recreation tax to ta k e care of the textbook ex pense. In th e face of o th e r tax In various holstein clubs and dairy sec cen ter which It Is p lan n ed to open In creases, It Is doubtful w hether this Are you tired , sluggish, sleepy? If tions of th e state. the Odd Fellow s hall. C om m ittees ad d itio n al Increase would be wel so, try a box of McGill’s Indian herbs Monday Mr. A itkin will visit a were appointd to see a b o u t equipm ent comed. Of course, to some extent, No b e tte r system to n e r and regulator. They work direct on th e liver and num ber of herds in M ultnom ah coun- and outline a program for work Miss th e fam ilies who use the textbooks kidneys. If your d ru g g ist doesn’t . ty and w ill la te r m ake th e C olum bia E cth er Peterson Is th e th ird vice p res are the taxpayers, although th is | h not alw ays tru e by any m anner of carry them , call or w rite, C. J. Me- r | ver highw av trin if rh» ident of th e L eague and th is work m eans Glll, 356 E ast 45th s tre e t 8., P ort- , . RhWay trip If th e w eather W here fam ilies buying a lot conies u n d er her d ep a rtm en t of soclul of textbooks were also taxpayers, they land. P hone T ab o r 4461. 97 P*‘rn ” <3 would be g ain ers if the d istrict fu r service. _______________ j Some tim e d u rin g th e week th ere nished th e textbooks free to th e ir Card of Thanks. will be a m eeting of th e breeders of ch ildren, and doubtless would wel Nperial B argain Offer. n ejh b o ’ m V A h e R k . n d ^ ' l n d ’sym- <? 1’Lm bla Subscribe now for th e Outlook nd come th e tax as the lesser expense A nother m a tte r th at o u g h t to be pathy show n thro u g h the illness and he ' probably In P ortland, your P o rtlan d Dally. taken Into consideration Is the effect death of o u r son, John A em isegger. T hursday evening a banquet will Until F eb ru ary 2, 11*21. Uncle Sam 's encounter with th e cootla during th e war was not Outlook A Dally Jo u rn a l 1 yr $5 65 th a t providing things of value free Also fo r th e m any floral offerings and i be held in Mr. A ltk in s’ honor at a new experience. A lthough it Is not generally known— he has has upon th e pupils. G overnm ent is O utlook, Dally « Sunday Jour- th e services a t th e church. which officers of th e S tate H olstein been b attlin g various kinds of crop cooties for many years to th e ex providing so many th in g s free now O. M. RICH EY AND FAMILY. nal . 7.40 tern th at the d ep a rtm en t's work has developed until now great “de- C attle club, d irecto rs of the F-acmr adays th a t th e g reat m ajority of tho I m il February Iff, f(*jj| lonslng" m achines which fum igate a freight train with ease are in In tern atio n al Livestock show , and the Outlook h P o rtland T elegram 4.95 people a re train ed to regard govern See John Brown for Insurance. operation The duty of th e Federal H o rtlcu ltn ral board Is to guard m ent as an unlim ited reservoir of R eg u lar Com bination Bate. I can ta k e care of all lines of business men of P o rtlan d will be th e I’nited States borders and prevent th e en tra n ce of Injurious plant gifts. To Im plant th e free idea Into O utlook g- Hally O regonian sta n d ard Insurance, including F ire. present. 6 35 Insects T his board bas saved American farm ers m illions of dollars »he child mind with reference to such O utlook, Dally and 8unday Life, C asualty, A utom obile in th e Ju st now th e Mexican border Is being w atched closely agains* pink valuable personal possession as th e ir O regonian ......................... best com panies on e a rth . John 8.00 bol I worm The pictures show, upper, th e In terio r of a cyanide plant Individual schoolbooks m ight be a Contractor and Builder Brown. Main stre e t, G resham , phone et te re d o . Tex. where th e poisonous gas Is turned Into a strin g of »81. tf S torage b attery rep airin g and re sad m istak e as fa r as th e fu tu re Is Have located In G resham an d am freight ca rs coming Into th e U. S C enter, exterior of a huge fum i 2 nC?eUu'1 , T hl" ta an a a * ,B which ready to ta k e any work In my line charging, s ta rte r and g en e rato r r fhould gation plant built by th e D epartm ent of A griculture Lower mem be given atte n tio n .” T he Novelty Shop will be c l o s e d ___ _r _______ W ork _________ work. R a k sr 4k Ron. Long „ experience. g u a ra n te e _ d .; bers of th e h o rticu ltu ral hoard which enforces th e crop q u aran tin e fo r a sh o rt tim e w hile I am aw ay on I^et me bid on yo u r work, "phone 327 laws Dr K art B K ellerm an. Dr W D H n n ter. Dr C harles L Mar <V»el a vacation. Mrs E leanor B oughner. j L. J. W inter. The Bang of Oreabam pays 6 per iait. cbalrw an. and G eorge B Sudsw orth O rder y o u r coal now of Ekstroro cent Interest on tim e deposits.— Adv. T ruck Service. Phone 851, LARGEST Bi HIS IDRY Uncle Sam Delouses Trains in Fight Against Crop Cooties