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T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. 11, NO. 37 BARBECUE, RACES, DRAW THOUSANDS GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON. FIRST WOMAN IN U. S. COURT TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1921 BERRY GROWERS START CANNING; HOPE FOR AID TO CONTINUE PACK TU ESD A Y S AND F R ID A Y S $1.50 PER YEAR MINNESOTA MAN HEADS AIR MAIL OREGON JERSEYS WIN HIGH HONORS G resham had a celebration y ester In a recent rep o rt of th e m edal One of th e best an n o u n cem en ts th e O utlook m ak es today is th a t the day th a t proved a huge success. All aw ard s fo r 1920 issued by th e A m er cannery will han d le th e berry crop and calls for g irls and women to work the crow ds th a t could have been ex ican Jersey C attle Club, according a t th e cannery. pected, races w hich w ere in terestin g T he B erry G row ers P ack in g com pany has succeeded in financing th e to Chas. M. T alm adge of Salem, sev op eratio n s, at least su fficien tly to w arra n t them in m aking a beginning, and a fine, hustling b ustling cele enty one Jersey cows com pleted rec and th ey have assu ran ces th a t they will be able to co n tin u e th ro u g h the, bration filled th e day w ith pleasure ords for th e year wfth a production season. an d excitem ent. of over 700 pounds of b u tte rfa t w ith T he b erry grow ers and th e m anagers of th e ir packing com pany have N ot less th an eight o r nine h u n in th e y ear on au th en ticated test. Of show n heroic faith an d com m endable business courage and persistency in d red autom obiles w ere parked w here th e ir effo rts to overcom e an unusually try in g fin an cial situ atio n . Light th e ten highest records m ade in th e is beginning to daw n alth o u g h th e clouds still h ang low and th re a te n in g . ever a c a r could sta n d and m any year, five w ere m ade by Oregon cows If th ey succeed it will be a g re a t victory fo r th e in d u stry in th is local folks cam e in on th e cars and jitney w ith an average production of 896- ity. It is a tim e for everyone to show th e sam e heroism by assistin g the lines. T he crow ds have been var .38 lbs. of fat. berry g ro w ers in every way possible iously estim ated a t from 5000 to 10,- H eading th e list of breeders of W ages fo r helpers will n o t be as high as la st y ear b u t all w orkers o ught 000 but it is likely th e la tte r figure to realize th a t it is an u rg e n t m a tte r of saving th e day, p rev en tin g as m edal w inners is J. M. Dickson & m uch loss and w aste as possible, and th e cannery will pay as m uch as Is m ore nearly correct. Son of Shedd w ith seven to th e ir possible to all w orkers. T hose who u n d erstan d th e situ a tio n an d have a T he barbecue in charge of B. W. credit, followed by G. G. H ew itt of sp irit of helpfulness and loyality to th e com m unity will n ot quibble fo r big E m ery assisted by A. J. W. Brow n, Independence w ith four, Ed Cary of B e in g a U . S. D is t r ic t A tto r n e y pay. in these h e c tic d y s is a ta sk fo r A Minnesota man is the new W. B a rb e r and H. L. G erdes was a C arlton with th ree and O. P ickard th e ab le st m an la w y e r— b u t to be head of the U S. Air Mail Service. h uge success. They w ere kept pret- T he B erry G row ers P acking Com seasons should apply as th e help is He is Carl F Egge, of Minneapo and E. J. F arn h am of M arion w ith the firs t w o m a n assig n e d to the jo b ty busy w ith th e carving knives d u r and in th e la rg e s t c ity in th e la u d lis. an employee of the postal de pany w ill o p era te th e can n ery th is needed a t once. two. In th e list of sires rep resen ted ing th e noon h o u r as th e re was a is a c o m p lim e n t to a b ility w h ic h Only ra sp b e rrie s and loganberries partm ent for thirty years. He will su m m er and th e w heels began to by m edal w inning d au g h ters, V alen needs no added w o rd s . M is s M a ry be stationed in W ashington. la rg e crow d ready to be served. will be handled. K . lo v y n e o f N e w Y o rk w as s w o rn move, la st S atu rd ay fo r th e first tim e tin e ’s A shburn B aronet, th e Dick The races w ere th rillin g especially A special o rd in an ce has been d ra ft in as fir s t L S. d is t r ic t c o u rt lavr son herd sire, ran k s first, cred ited th is season. O perations began again th e m otorcycle races w here several e n fo rc e r last week. ed and will be given th e th ird rea d w ith five, R lnda Lad of S. B., th e today (T u esd ay ) and will continue ing today In th e P o rtlan d council m en were throw n from th e m achines H ew itt bull, second w ith four. Pop indefinitely. in m aking th e tru n . No fa ta titie s or which m akes it possible fo r th e Ber py St. Mawes, w ith two m edal win serious accidents resulted and th e Supplies are on hand fo r a 10 day ry G row ers to open a m a rk e t in P o rt ners, is tied fo r th ird place w ith an day was in every way satisfactory. run and if no unforseen d ifficulties land to dispose of th e ir berries. A pastern bull and St. Mawes of Ash a re en co u n tered th e canning o p era space of fifty feet between F ro n t and T he w eath er was perfect for a cel- burn, also a Dickson sire Is one of tions will co n tin u e th ro u g h o u t the F irst on Y am hill stre e t will be open eb rato n and com ing as it did after Two hundred o r m ore persons from ed as a m ark et and th e local com pany fo u r in fo u rth place w ith tw o gold b erry season. Only th e very h ig h everal days of disagreeable w eather th e neighborhood of C o ttrell and m edal d au g h ters. Golden G low 's est g ra d e b erries will be packed and expects to h an d le 500 cra te s a day p ut th e holiday sp irit into everyone. on th e fresh fru it m arket. T he follow P leasan t Home, g ath ered n t th e C ot Chief ran k s fifth w ith one gold and no low er g rad e berries will be h an d P lans for th e big B ooster picnic on In sp ite of th e large crow ds, th e ing price scale has been established trell Bchool gro u n d for th e big cele one silv er m edal to his credit. T hus This led. scores of picnic parties and w eek-end G ra n t's B u tte a re m atu rin g . T he g re a te st d ifficu lty is th e ob for th e d iffe ren t kinds of f ru it: Log bratlo n . July 4. an Oregon bull appears iu th e first ram ping trip s w hich filled th e h ig h will be a g ran d effo rt to o b tain th e ta in in g of help and at le ast fifty m ore an b e rrie s $1.10; red raspberri<$* In th e m orning gam es and fire five places in th e list of producing w ays all evening Monday, th e re were $1.50; black caps $1.50; black b erries crack ers kept everyone am used and corroboratio n of th e 1925 F a ir Site women and girls a re needed a t once. sires fo r 1920. no serious accidents reported from Jos. F ish e r who has been in charge $1.10; ch erries 6c p er pound. happy and th e races proved of In Ten cows by reason of su p e rio r All of th e P o rtlan d p apers are te re st to all. th is section. T he cars w ere lik e a com m ittee In th e opinion g en eral in of th e can n in g o p eratio n s fo r the R u perform ance, won m ore th a n one contin u al parad e from early in the this locality th a t th e best exposition p e rt com pany h ere the past few years boosting th e plan and th e city coun Sack races w ere th e m ost p o p u lar evening until late a t nig h t w hen the site in the s ta te is located Just west is th e can n in g su p e rin te n d e n t for cil and th e C ham ber of Com m erce are and th e re w ere races for each age. m edal each and o f.th ese, seven w ere th e B erry Grow-era P acking com pany back of th e m ovem ent. Oregon Jerseys. N ineteen sta te s a re holiday p arties began re tu rn in g to T h ere w ere also 50 y ard dashes and and he has m ost of th e fo rm er floor ' This will be a gro w er to consum er represented In th e aw ards m ade. O re th e ir hom es. T he exodus from th e of G resham . ladies and can n in g force In charge, proposition han d led on p erh ap s th e honors were very well d istrib u ted . gon cows with only 1914 reg istered H elp of in terested citizens is asked As m any as possible of those who 1 larg est scale y et attem p ted in th is city began as early as F rid a y evening Rev. F red Sibley, p asto r of th e rep resen tin g only 4 1-3 percent of and k ep t grow ing and grow ing until to m ake th e necessary p rep aratio n s. have been w orking d u rin g th e p ast section. L ents M ethodist church, w as th e the Jerseys recorded w ithin th e y ear S atu rd ay evening found th e roads sp eak er of th e day an d g av e a very Jo h n Brown is p lan n in g fo r a busy won 18 gold, 3 silv er and 1 bronze alive w ith cam pers headed for th e in te restin g ta lk on A m erican history MINNESOTA MAN TAKES JOHN OTT IS OFFICER o r 31 per cent of all aw ard s made. m ountains. Monday evening when tim e th is next two weeks in planning BRIDE FROM GRESHAM and ideals. His ta lk was Introduced Ohio ranked ran k ed second w ith 8 IN MILITARY ACADEMY everybody began re tu rn in g hom e fo r th is occasion. O th er plans will be by a n um ber of b rig h t sto ries and ev gold and 1 bronze; Maine, th ird w ith th e re w ere som e crowds. Miss M ildred St. C lair, eldest eryone enjoyed th e program . announced n ex t issue. 7 gold and 2 bronze; M assachusetts, T he co rn er at Main and Powell Readings by Ivan Wood and Miss J d au g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. II. L. St. fo u rth w ith 6 gold and 1 silver and stre e ts was a busy plqce a b o u t six DISSATISFACTION OVER L aV erne Lilly w ere much app reciated Clair, becam e th e bride of Hen H. W ashington fifth w ith five gold m ed o’clock in th e evening w hen th e a u aB was th e solo by Rev. E a rl B. C ot INCREASED PHONE RATE Davies of G rey Eagle, Mpnnefiota, als. to p arties began to pull out a fte r the ton. The o th e r m usical num bers T his rem a rk a b le reco rd of per on Sunday aftern o o n , Ju ly 3, a t th e were furnished by th e C o ttrell o r T h ere Is con sid erab le d is s a tis fa c races w-ere over. Many people from th e country tion In co u n try o u tsid e of G resham hom e of th e b rid e 's paren ts. The c h e stra which g av e a n u m b er of se form ance places Oregon In th e first ran k us prem ier Jersey sta te of th e w ere in G resham b u t the la rg e st pro over th e increase in telep h o n e rates. cerem ony was read by Rev. A. S. lections much appreciated by th e a u Union and sholud act as a stim u lu s p ortion of people w ere from th e city. dience. The p rim ary d ep a rtm en t of Hlsey. T he m ain tro u b le seem s to be In th e F olk s a re le arn in g th e way to th e C ottrell Sunday School sang one to still g re a te r e ffo rt to m aintain T he bride was ch arm in g in a gown th a t enviable position. G resham when ttiey w ant a good zoning system w hich has been in au g of th e ir Sunday School songs. of pale yellow o rg an d ie trim m ed with urated . tim e and it is well fo r they need to A fter the program two baseball coral pink ro settes. She w ore a cor tennis were organized and one of th e MOUNTAIN AUTO TRIP be prepared for th e 1925 "Fair w hich Some of th e tro u b le seem s to be REVEALS WONDERS sage boquet of O phelia rose buds m ost enjoyable gam es of th e season o ught, surely, to be located n ear due in p a rt to a m isu n d erstan d in g of and w hite sw eet peas T hose who was played. P erh ap s ft w asn’t so fast here! Mr and Mrs H. L. S t.C la ir and the effect of th e Increase In rates. witnessed th e cerem ony w ere the as som e gam es but th e m em bers of daughters Miss W inifred and M argaret, Many of th e people a re fig u rin g p aren ts of th e bride, Mr. and Mrs. th e team had a fine tim e and th e SPARKS ON ROOF CAUSE Leslie St. Cladr and son, J u n io r; score 16 to 19 Indicates th a t th e lin e Sylvia Weston, Chase St. Clair and ,\JI hs LOSS OF TWO HOMES th e ir new rate s a t th e m ilage ra te by Chase, W inifred and M argaret St. up was fairly well balanced. Many Lois Schmale spent the day yesterday roads o r telephone lines ra th e r T h e hom e of L arry M itchell of Clair, Miss Lois Schm ale of P o rt m em bers of th e team had n ot played In the Hood River valley. They spent P le a sa n t V alley was burned ab o u t 3 th a n an air-lin e, w hich is th e basis land and Mrs. C lara Sunday. ball for m any years. T he line-up was o r 4 o ’clock Monday w hen fire which on w hich th e public service com m is T he house w as decorated w ith a as follow s: W inners— F. D. Splaw n, Sunday night at the Hood River auto sion g ran ted th e increase. sta rte d from sp a rk s on th e roof got camp ground and drove in the m orning profusion of pink ram b ler roses. Roland Brooks, C arl Goger, Dan Kohl Many of th e folks who th in k they u n d e r such headw ay before discover Im m ediately a f te r th e wedding Ray G riffin, J. B. Fow ler, Ralph to Mt. Hood Lodge near the base of ed th a t it was im possible to save th e come u n d er th e five and six mile ra te d in n e r th e young couple changed to G riffen, Lee Woods, Alvin A ndrew s. Mt. Hood. This was a wonderful drive building. N eighbors and passing a u find upon in q u iry th a t th ey a re w ith to u rist g a rb an d drove to Hood Riv The Losers were: Lewis G riffen, F red through the famous apple orchards and J oh n Henry O tt in th e th re e m ile zone In sp ite of toista rallied to th e aid of Mr. Mit er, th e first lap of th e ir hom ew ard A rm strong, C larence B row ning. H. straw berry region, and up the m ount Jo h n H enry O tt, son of Dr. H. H. chel and m ost of th e contents of the th e fac t th a t th e ir n ea rest way to O tt of G resham is a b rig h t boy of th is journey. They w ere accom panied O. Bickford, Chas. DeH aven, E arl ain roads to w ithin six miles of Cloud dw elling and barn and o th e r bu ild G resham by road Is fo u r o r five miles. th a t fa r by th e m em bers of the B. C otton, Steve Splaw n, V. Woods, Cap Inn. This is illu stra te d in C edar dis place who is a cad et a t H ill M ilitary ings w ere saved. T he house and con Academy. Jo h n took an exam ination b rid e's fam ily. A. J . Bram . tric t w here th e d istan ce by road Is Mt. Hood Lodge is 2800 feet above te n ts w ere insured In the F arm ers T he groom Is th e p ro p rie to r of a fo r a co rp o ralsh ip and won o u t with T he C ottrell men had a rran g e d th e sea level. Hood River has an altitu d e from 3% to 5 m iles b u t th e distance M utual Insu ran ce com pany.The bu ild honors an d received his ap pointm ent dairy farm a t G rey Eagle, M innesota, ground w ith tables, p latform , seats of 100 feet. T ly distance between the ing w as valued a t $1200 to $1300 is alm ost en tirely w ithin th e th re e a t th e recent com m encem ent ex er w here they will m ake th e ir home. He and a furnace w here coffee could be mile zone. F airv iew , Pow ell V alley cises. He is one of th e Ju n io r cadets. and was com pletely destroyed. m ade th e trip by autom obile from m ade and th e location was Ideal. It two places Is 21 miles. From Mt. Hood Lodge two m agnificent peaks In W ash W. M S um ner of Sunnyside, C lack alm ost all of P lea san t V alley and o th Jo h n is m ak in g good In his studies, th a t place to claim his bride and they was voted one of the best, h ap p iest am as county, also lost his hom e by e r d istric ts lying ad jo in in g to G resh too, according to th e sta te m e n t of will Journey back in th e sam e way. ington, Adams and Ranier, are in full and san est fo u rth of Ju ly celebrations fire on Sunday aftern o o n from th e am a re w ith in th e th re e m ile lim it. P re sid en t J. A. H ill of th e Academy. They will visit w ith relativ es en ro u te those presept had enjoyed and a new- view, the form er 126 and the la tte r 40 T he y o u n g er boys a re giving th e sen Some of th e sections lying betw een sam e cause, sp ark s on th e roof. His ior cad ets q u ite a ru n fo r honors and go by way of Y ellow stone P ark. feeling of frien d sh ip resu lts from miles d istan t and the peak of Mt. St. G resham and Sandy are in th e 6 and hom e w hich was valued a t $lbO0 T he m a rriag e is th e culm in atio n of th is m ingling J u s t because no m en Helens Is clearly visible between a when it com es to drill and studies. wan a to ta l loss. A p a rt of th e h ouse 7 mile zone an d som e of them even In b ask et ball and o th e r sp o rts th e a frien d sh ip w hich sta rte d back in tion Is m ade of th e d in n er should lead break in the m ountain fange. It Is higher but th e ir rem edy Is to have hold goods including a piano was Juniors a re w inning lau rels and young w ar tim es when Mr. Davies was a no one to th in k th a t th e re w asn 't probobly 75 or 80 miles away. The th e ir phones changed o v er to th e saved. H e also was insured in th e O tt alwayB is one of those actively soldier statio n ed a t V ancouver b a r an y ; it was beyond description and recent slide on the side of Mt. Adams Sandy board. T his will give them bet Interested. T he younger boys have F a rm e rs' M utual. racks. anyw ay, no one w ants to m ake th e left a wide gash on the snow white te r service as they will be closer to a residence hall and special officera, LECTURE ON BIBLE AND o th e r folks so rry th ey w eren’t p res surface which is clearly seen. It is th e board and th e linem en can reach house m o th e r and cook an d th e ir Drop onto a few of th e b arg ain s WORLD EVENTS TO START them on sh o rte r notice en t. * hom e life Is d elig h tfu l. said that a half a million tons of earth offered In th e w an t colum ns Some phones have been tak en o ut and rock were moved In the slide. T he S eventh Day A dventists have Homer A. Rogers owns and operates p u t up a large te n t a t th e corner of in th e C o ttrell neighborhood and in both Mt. Hood Lodge and Cloud Cap F ifth S treet and R oberts Avenue and som e o th e r sections b u t according to Inn. The form er was started by Wm. a series of lectu res on th e Bible and officers of th e telep h o n e com pany w orld events as in te rp re ted In the they have o rd ers fo r as m any new Ladd, of Portland. 35 years ago. lig h t of th e sc rip tu re s will be given phones as th e f have tak en out. From th is place the party descended The -increase In ra te s cam e at a | by R euben R ichard F lg u h r and the m ountains to Porkdale, the center F ra n k S herm an Bunch, le ctu rers poor tim e, officials of th e com pany ■ of a prosperous apple and straw berry and Investigators from W alla W alla adm it, bu t it is n ot th e ir fa u lt as ap region and the term inus of a railroad plication fo r th e Increase in rate s who will p resen t d ifferen t phases of which taps the rich tim ber and orchard th e su b ject on each evening begin to a paying basis was m ade two years land. From there they catne down to ago to the P ublic Service Commission. ning on T hursday, Ju ly 7th. Prof. H. Dee, a saw mill town at the confluence I t was a t th e suggestion of th e J. R elth of P o rtlan d will conduct of the West, Middle and East F orks of public service com m ission th a t th e th e sin g in g services. % Hood River and there visited the fam T here will be no charges and a zoning system was estab lish ed and ous Punch Bowl. They drove to Hood cordial invitatio n is extended to all th e com m ission hopes to establish th is zone ra te all over th e sta te , n o t only River and home on the Columbia River to a tte n d th e m eetings. in th e telephone service b u t in all highway, arriv in g home early in the o th e r public u tilities. FO R SALK evening, tired but feeling well repaid 1 wood ran g e $20.00. for the effort. Kamons latet W ord« 1 Gas V ulcan range, 4 holes w ith pilot and oven $45.00. “ I w onder If It’s loaded. I ’ll look D on't be too anxious to exhibit your 1 R uuid gas w ater h ea te r $15.00. down th e b arrel and se e !” m ental q ualifications 8o much Is ex "O h. listen ! T h a t's th e tra in w his 1 Box Gas H ea ter w ith coll $5.00. tle. Step on th e ac ce le ra to r and we'll JOHN BROWN. P hone 2501. pected of one who pose« as wise. try to get across before It com es.” Canary« Kxcape "T hey say th ese th in g s c a n 't pos-1 Give everyone th e benefit of th e Som etim e Monday, Mrs. K esler re slbly explode no m a tte r how much doubt. You may be sadly In need of ports, several of h e r b eau tifu l can you th ro w them a ro u n d .” it yourself some day. "I do n ’t know w h eth er th is rope ary hens flew o u t of th e house. They are all leg-banded. One found refuge will hold my w eig h t.” D on't slight yourself by slig h tin g in D avidson's d ru g sto re, Tom How- I t's no fun sw im m ing In here. I ’m th e w ant ads. itt's cat m ade a d ain ty m eal off of going out beyond th e life lin es.” "W hich one of th ese is th e th ird an o th er. O thers are at large. If seen 8nap up a W ant Ad Snap. call K esler's b arb er shop, phone 4x2. rail, anyw ay ?” SUNDAY SCHOOLS IN PATRIOTIC PICNIC BOOSTER BIG PICNIC PLANNED FOR 16TH THE HORRID THING!