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T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. 13, NO. 76 CAR IS WRECKED; OCCUPANTS UNHURT GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1921 CORBETT DAIRY HERD IS WINNING FINE RECORD TUESDAY STUDY CLUB OUTLINES YEAR S PLANS TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS $1.50 PER YEAR FINE PROGRAM FOR COMMUNITY SING E. L. and C arl Pow er of Sandy re T he T uesday Evening Study club cently purchased from K. H anne- m et in th e lib rary la st T hursday ev man of C orbett, th ree reg istered J e r ening to elect officers and m ake plans sey cows, g ra n d d a u g h te rs of the R aipn and E sth e r M arkw art. for stu d y d u rin g th e com ing year Prof. W. H. Boyer, head of th e mu- g re a t bull K osaire Olga Lad. One of b ro th e r and Bister, had a narrow es T his is th e second m eeting of th e 1 d ep a rtm en t for th e P o rtlan d these cows has been on official te st cape from d eath when a m achine in olub th is year, and w hile th e atten d - schools and lead er of th e la rg e st and has qualified for th e re g iste r of ance has not been en tirely satisfac- j m en’s ch o ral org an izatio n in th e w'hich they w ere rid in g skidded on m e rit in half th e tim e req u ired on th e wet pavem ent tw o m iles w est of tory to th e p resident, Miss N orm a west, will be th e sp eak er at th e m u- two m ilkings a day. G resham , crashed th ro u g h a fence Lee Peck, it is th o u g h t it will prove sical e n tertain m en t to be held in the Mr. H anuem an has a select herd and overtu rn ed , pinning th e two be a g rea t success before th e w in ter is i lib rary on F rid ay evening. Novem- beginning to m ake its im portance n eath the wreck. over. T hese study clubs have been j b er 25. according to th e com m ittee felt thro u g h th e official test. No cow T he two were re tu rn in g to G resh organized all over th e United State« 1,1 charge of th e arran g em en ts. He will be kept th a t can n o t qualify for am late W ednesday n ig h t a fte r the and have proven so p o p u lar th a t bas nlso consented to lead th e com- a gold m edal a t fo u r years old or parade in P ortland. W hen n ear the th e re a re very few tow ns th a t do not tnunity singing. Jo h n Oliver, rising over. A ju n io r three-year-old has farm of E. Chiodo, on th e Powell have them . The prim ary purpose of te ac h er of violin of P o rtlan d , will com pleted nearly six m onths' w ork Valley road, they attem p ted to pass th e clubs is to cre ate an in te rest in ta k e p a rt on th e program . I at the r a te 'o f »00 pounds fat for the an o th e r m achine. T h eir car struck T his en te rta in m e n t will be one of good lite ra tu re , alth o u g h th e kindred j year. Nine h u n d red pounds would I a pool of oil on th e road, skidded th e finest ev er offered to music lovers subjects of a r t and m usic are not m ake her a world record in class AA. | ab o u t 100 feet, left the road and neglected. It is a little recognized of th is vicinity and will no doubt, All o th e r cows are put on te st as they tu rn ed com pletely over. The a u to fact th a t th e value of th ese clubs is bring out a full house. T his will be freshen. O th er big records are in j mobile they had attem p ted to pass very g reat. The club in G resham som ething m ore th an an e n te rta in th e m aking including a record o f ' stopped, th e occupants rig h ted the has decided to study th e m akers of ment. It will be th a t, but in addition about 1000 pounds b u tte r by the ca r allow ing them to escape. N either lite ra tu re , a r t and music of America it will have ed u catio n al, social and g rand cham pion cow 1917, C hief E n “Except for American gifts through the Near E ast Relief, these three d u rin g th e ensuing year. was inju red . sp iritu a l value. Several num bers of g in e er’s Viola. A d au g h ter of M yra’s children and thousands of others would have died the hideous death of fine q uality will be given by local The car, which was a F ord bug, The follow ing officers were elected M issionary prom ises as m uch fat as starvation, as m ultitudes have done during the past six years In tiw Near m usicians and nil present will be ex was quite badly w recked, th e top T h u rsd ay : Miss N orm a .Lee /Beck, any cow in Oregon for November. A E ast.” says J. J. H andsaker, S tate Director of the N ear E ast Relief, who broken, w indshield sm ashed and pected to join in th e com m unity sipg- d au g h ter ot th e new w orld record spent the sum m er in Armenia and southern Russia. "I secured this photo p resid en t: Mrs. J. N. C lanahan, vice lng. fenders bent. A bout ten feet of p resid en t: Mrs. J. C. K ilgore, tre a s graph near the city of Tiflis, Georgia. These particular children are a Jersey cow Lady Silken Glow will fence was broken down. The full program will be published u rer; Mrs. Cora W alker, secretary. ‘p art of the 6,000 whom we are feeding in Tiflis. These three children are freshen about th e first of th e y ear and Guy D. Jones and F ra n k W ostell T he next m eeting of the club will in the next Outlook. give account of herself. Lady Silken a part of a group who have been in the country for two weeks, where visited the w reck soon a fte r the acci we give them intensive feeding to prepare them for the hardship of the be held in th e G resham lib rary T ues Glow has m ade about 1,040 pounds LETTER SENT ALL OVER winter. Among our 6.000 children in Tiflis are children of royal families, d en t and rem oved everything th a t fat (n o t yet officially an n o u n ced ). of inillionares. of professional and business men, a'l made one in their day, N ovem ber 22, and Miss S tatter, EUROPE RETURNED HERE could be easily 6tolen. of th e P o rtlan d lib rary , will give an This defeats P lain Mary, an e a ste rn terrible destitution and poverty by the war which rages in the N ear East." This is th e second accident th a t inform al ta lk . Social m eetings are Guy D. Jones had a le tte r retu rn ed cow, and brings th e high honors back Ralph and E sth e r M arkw art have held on th e second and fo u rth T ues to him th a t was w ritten th re e and to Oregon. been in d uring th e la st two weeks. days of every m onth, beginning at one-half years ago. T he le tte r was On th e nig h t of N ovem ber 11 a m a 7:45 p. m. Anyone in terested in sent from V erdun, F rance, A ugust NATICNAL GRANGE MEET chine in which they w ere riding ran study club work is Invited to atten d 1, 1918 and was addressed to Lieut. INTERESTS MANY HERE in to an autom obile driven by two any of these m eetings. V ictor Gibson, St. N azaire. Mr. Gib stu d e n ts at th e corner of Division Many m em bers of th e g ran g es of son was tran sfe rred to Italy soon WRESTLING MATCH stre e t and Ladd avenue in P ortland. th is locality have had th e privilege of By S. ADOLPHUS KNOPF. M. D., New York EVENT NEXT WEEK afte r the le tte r was m ailed and was T he M arkw arts w ere driving west killed there. The le tte r followed atten d in g one or m ore sessions of VERYBODY know s w hat a cold is by its effects, but p erhaps not every and stru c k the o th e r ca r as it tu rn ed him to Italy and th en was sent all th e n ational g ran g e now being held A n o th er w restling m atch will be body know s th a t it is due to a germ som etim es called micrococcus- o ut of the avenue. W hile th e ir m a in P ortlan d , and large num bers have c a ta rrh a lis. We may get th is germ from th e careless cougher, sneezer, or held in th e Masonic hall in G resham , th ro u g h th a t country, it was only chine suffered little if any dam age em braced th e o p p o rtu n ity of tak in g excited ta lk e r, th ro u g h tin y d ro p lets o r sprays. T he cold may develop nt Novem ber 25 and several good events recently th a t the le tte r was retu rn ed th e O verland contain ing th e two s tu th e higher degrees, including the once, o r it is q u ite possible th a t we also carry the germ s for Borne tim e are prom ised. The m atch is being 11° W ashington, I). ('., and from th e re dents was throw n a g a in st the curb to Mr. Jones. seventh, w hich is th e highest. Many w ithin us. W hen o u r system is ren d ered less resistan t by chills, overeating, prom oted by Ed. Garlock. and the body bent. Red N u ttin g , of G resham , and from here who had n ot h ereto fo re or in te m p e ra t^ acts of some kind o r o th er, o r by being badly nourished or AN EVENING <)l< BONG belonged to Pom ona or S tate g ran g es overw orked, these germ s have a chance to m ultiply and then produce th e John V idhof, of P o rtlan d , will be PLEASANT’ HOME AT METHODIST ( III IU H the m ain attractio n s. Vidhof has have taken th e degrees in o rd e r to METHODIST SERVICES sym ptom s of a cold. Next Sunday th e happy evening be eligible to th e N ational. It is said To prev en t infection, it is of course best to avoid th e close proxim ity of w restled O’Connel, M iller and a hour will be given up en tirely to m u Are prayers answ ered? Is prayer th a t 540 can d id ates w ere given the a careless sneezer, cougher, sp itter, o r excited ta lk e r who expells sm all large n u m b er of th e best w restlers sic. T here will be plenty of singing merely a rep etition of w ords or is it sixth and m ore th an 3000 seventh de p articles of saliva (d ro p le ts) when speaking. If one is on fam iliar term s N utting w restled at th e fair and has in which everybody will be invited to won all m atches he has held here. a real pow er? “ W hat does prayer grees this week. with th e individual, he can advise caution such as Bneezing o r coughing in . .. . . . ... . J o in and in addition th e choir will Among those of th is im m ediate lo a h an d k erch ief, o r a t least holding th e hand before th e m outh d u rin g a A n o th er good m atch will be be- . . . , m ean to m e ?” T hese are som e of the „ ___ . .. ., , .¡ r e n d e r a num ber of its choice a n quetsions th a t are to be discussed by cality who now have th e ho n o r of so-called dry cough, which Is in reality never dry, for d roplets are expelled tw een O scar B utler, of P o rtlan d , and them and o th e r special music. I t is C harles Olson, of St. Paul, Minn. th e laym en and p asto r of the M ethod belonging to th e highest degree of w henever th e re is a cough. th e purpose of th e ch o ir to give these Olson has met inoBt of th e m iddle- th e order are Ju d g e G. W. Staple- ist church at P lea san t H ome Sunday- T he individual who expectorates should, of course, alw ays try to deposit I concerts from tim e to tim e th ro u g h - m orning at 11 o'clock. T alks will be ton and Mrs. Stapleton, Mr. and Mrs his sp u tu m in a receptacle (sp itto o n , cheese-cloth, or h an d k erch ief) when w eights of . th . e . country. . . . . ¡ o u t th e year. T here will also be several good , .. m ade by Mrs. C lara S. L en n artz, Mr. W. B. P arsons, Mrs. S. R. K itzm iller, indoors and in th e g u tte r when out-of-doors. In crow ded assem blies, street The serm on topic for the m orn- and Mrs. G. H. Bickford and Rev. G eorge H oney, Mrs. E. Schw edler, cars an d subw ays, th e d an g ers of becom ing infected by o th ers w ith th e * b re^ n’*n a r*es ! ing, "T a k in g P ossession,” will be of Mrs. M. V olbrecht, Mr. and Mrs. c a ta rrh g erm s of course alw ays exists. E arl Cotton. special in te re st to everyone. Every UNION HIGH NOTES. The Sunday schooj session will be T heodore B rugger, Mr. and Mrs. Geo W h at can we do to p ro tect ourselves by m aking o u r system less su s d ep artm en t of th e church is ta k in g held at 10 o’clock. T h ere is a class Sleret, Mrs. W. B. T horne, Mr. and ceptible when we are exposed? I t must be rem em bered th a t when we are A finance com m ittee has been on th e life and vigor of increased ac for each age. B ring th e children Mrs. Arnold Ruegg, Mr. and Mrs. in good h ealth , th e germ s of a cold com ing from one afflicted w ith th e dis elected by th e stu d e n t body. This tivity, People seeking a church from tw o years to tw elve years of F ra n k Hodge. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. ease have little effect on us, nor will those w hich may lu rk w ithin us have com m ittee will have com plete con- home, are invited to ta k e ad v an tag e age to the parsonage w here they may Squire, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. M anning. m u th chance to m ultiply and do harm . In th e h ealth y individual th e w hite , trnl over th e expen d itu res of th e stu - of the services offered by th e ch u rch , Join w ith th e o th e r ch ild ren in the Mrs. Sophie M. C urrey, Miss Evelyn blood corpuscles in o u r blood stream ta k e care of th e invading m icrobe. , dent body and will pass on all bills th e L adies’ Aid, th e W om an’s Home m aking of scrap books fo r C hristm as. C urry and Miss M argaret A nicker. They sw allow it; hence th e nam e “ phagocytes." T hus th e best way to pro- presented. T his com m ittee consists M issionary societies and th e Ep O ther classes m eet in th e church. P lans for th e excursion to be given tect oneself from catching cold is to keep in th e best physical condition. of C ora Johnson, Florence Rosin. w orth League. to grange delegates on M onday are T here is a class for you. In o rd e r to m ake th e body resistan t to co n tractin g colds, b rea th e as W ilford N asshahn an d Newell E pw orth League topic for Sunday well in hajid. Each su b o rd in ate m uch good, p ure a ir as possible all th e tim e, b rea th in g quietly and deeply. F ancher. evening, "A S urren d ered and a Vic T he M ultnom ah C ounty Jersey- grange is fu rn ish in g its qu o ta of cars p articu la rly w hen out-of-doors. W hen indoors try to be in a well ven tilated I to rio u s L ife." L eader, Bernice B reeders association will m eet in w ith a driv er fo r each fo r th e occa T he union high football team will room. W henever convenient, ta k e special b rea th in g exercises every h o u r or Beers. T he devotional m eeting will th e office of County A gent S. B. H all sion. M. M. Squire is th e cap tain of two, raisin g and rolling th e sh o u ld ers upw ard and backw ard d u rin g the act m eet W oodburn on S tapleton Field on S aturday evening, N ovem ber 19, G resham division. These cars are to of a slow and deep in h alatio n , reta in in g the a ir fo r about five seconds w hile aexl rl,*a y aftern o o n for one of tin be held In th e m ain au d ito riu m . a t 8 o ’clock. rep o rt at th e g ran g e hall a i 8 o’clock holding th e sh o u ld ers backw ard, then exhaling a little m ore rapidly th an i ’f Kt ° * e season. n e ort Heeds for l-’ree DlM rihutinn Are Now sh a rp to pick up the box lunches it took fo r th e in h alatio n , d u rin g which act the sh o u ld ers move forw ard is also being m ade to g et a gam e H eady. Snap up a W ant Ad Snap. w ith E stacad a on th e hom e g ro u n d s w hich the women of th e g ran g e wtll S en ato r R obert Stanfield has been and dow nw ard. for T hanksgiving. provide, a box fo r each delegate. allo tted a q u an tity of vegetable A ccustom th e body to a daily application of cold w ater in th e form of a T he boxes, w ith a su itab le w ording plunge, show er bath, o r a cold sponge. One unaccustom ed to th e use of cold seeds, five kinds In a package, and a Coming Events of Local T he boys w ere going to ch a riv ari few flower seeds, which may be had printed on them , have been donated w ater m ust of course begin g rad u ally . T his can best be done by stan d in g Interest. A. C. S hagren, football coach, a few by th e P o rtlan d P aper Box com pany. in w ater a t a te m p eratu re of ab o u t 105 d eg V es F. and squeezing out « 1 nightB w o but cbangpd thp)r m lnd„ by sending a request to him at W ash 9 T he cars will proceed to W oodmen sponge soaked in cold w ater a t a te m p eratu re of 85 degrees over th e back when , hpy found bp ba(J bppn m ar ington, D. C., T hese should be o r Musical e n te rta in m e n t and big hall at E ast Sixth and A lder in P o rt of th e neck, in front of th e neck, and over th e left and rig h t shoulder, so rlpd tWQ monthH Mr 8 h a g r„ n gald dered by Decem ber 1st and th e seeds sing. G resham L ib rary , F riday land to pick up th e ir loads, th en , u n th a t th e w hole body receives th e ablution, th e head rem ain in g dry. Should bp woul(1 bp rPady fo r tbpm when will be m ailed out sh o rtly a fte r J a n evening, N ovem ber 25. d er th e direction of the cap tain s they th e in dividual not react, th a t is to say, feel w arm a fte r th e bath, he should , hpy camp whJch |pavpg onp , n d o |jb t uary 1st. 9 will go up th e C olum bia riv er h ig h “ In th a t th e g overnm ent is sp en d re tu rn to a w arm bed for a few m om ents In a few days reduce th e tem pera- {o w betber ,t -g a gbot gufl o r a Chicken pie supper a t the Gresh way as fa r as E agle Creek, w here th e ing good money for these seed s” says am G range Hall, S aturday, Nov lunches will be had and w here Co tu re of the cold w ater to 80 degrees, then to 75 degrees, un til he comes down box of c)garB H ls wlfe jB not wltb g rad u a lly to 45 degrees, which is th e average te m p eratu re as it comes from h ,m bppaugp ,t waB , mpogBlblp to find S en ato r Stanfield, “ I do n ot w ant to em ber 19. under the auspices of lum bia g ran g e will fu rn ish hot cof see them w asted and th e re fo re do not th e faucet. the M ethodist Home M issionary a v acant house in G resham , She is w ant to d istrib u te them in d iscrim fee and cream . On th e re tu rn trip T he jud icio u s use of cold w’ater, as ju s t indicated, is th e best m eans staying in P o rtlan d . Society. th e delegates will be tak en to E ast inately, but I sh all be glad to send to g u ard th e system ag ain st w h at is commonly called, "catch in g cold.” T he 9 ern S tar g ran g e hall, w here th ey will them to any one in Oregon d esiring N ear E ast Relief cam paign No circu latio n will be im proved, th e resp iratio n will become deeper and m ore T his is good book week and spec be given a b an q u et by th e g ran g es of vem ber 21 to 24. reg u la r, th e skin m ore resistan t, and the w hole system less susceptible to ial w ork is being given in th e E ng them for use.' the county. chills. 9 lish classes B lanks for th e stu d e n ts A G enuine B argain, School m eeting D istrict No. 4 on Besides th e ex tern al use of cold w ater, alw ays b ear In mind th a t th e to fill o u t have 4e«n sent by th e : T hree acres in W hitehead addition. S atu rday, N ovem ber 26, a t 2:30 d rin k in g of five to six glasses of cold w ater a day betw een meals, will m a P o rtlan d L ib rary association. They ! New house; five rooms, hath and ALICE IN HUNGERLAND p. m. te rially help In th e p reserv atio n of good health . T he constipated individual contain such questions as, "W h at is built In featu res, fire place, .. . . , . . , . full basem ent, w ater, lig h ts and gas, 9 produces an au to -in to x icatio n , th a t is to say, creates a poison in his system th e best book you have read, how fam „ y orcbard> A rasp b erries, H ow An A rm enian Orphan Became a E dgar S. K indley, hum orist-lec which -renders him below p ar and more susceptible to th e Invasion of th e often do you read it, etc.’ ’4 A. Logans, >4 A. straw b e rrie s A M ovie S tar. tu re r. th e th ird nu m b er of th e Cad- new g arage. S treet all graveled. A three reel motion picture film en germ s of common colds. mean Lyceum course, to be given P rin cip al Cannon has announced Price Inotudes fu rn itu re , wood and titled, "Alice in H ungerland,” is now S atu rday, Decem ber 3, a t Union th a t he would like to see seven lite r equipm ent. See it by all m eans. CHICKEN PIE SUPPER PIONEER RESIDENT being shown through the S tate as a High school au d ito riu m u n d er th e societies organized in th e high I _ . , , “ PASSES AWAY „ ary . __. WILL AID SCHOLARSHIP part of the Near E ast Relief campaign. , - . . . . The only choice co rn er lot left In auspiceg of thfe stu d e n t body and school. The stu d en ty body seem s to W a, | ula H eights for sale. Very rea- T he heroine of the play, "Alice," was th e g u aran to rs. T he chicken pie supper and pro-1 H L. W aybill, a pioneer resid en t like th e idea and o rganization can be aonable. found by J. J. Handsaker, S tate 9 Director of the N ear E ast Relief, and gram which will be given by th e of eastern M ultnom ah county, passed expected soon. T hese societies will j W ill M ake You a N ice Hom e. The P leasant Home Methodist other Relief workers, in a Jewish W om en's Home M issionary society at away last evening, follow ing an acute give m onthly program s In th e assem- T h ree and one-half acres In O resh- Ladies' Aid bazaar will be held on orphanage in Constantinople. bly hall and fu rn ish d ebating team s J on Johnson creek. Has w ater and December 16. a t the church. "W e all fell in love with Alice,” says th e gran g e hall tom orrow evening j attack of n eu ralg ia which affected his Mr. Cannon believes these lite ra ry t KaM E lectricity close. A little tim - 9 Mr H andsaker. "and we took her with will be for th e benefit of work in h eart, causing his d eath A lthough BOclef|pg do a g r„a , dpa, of good ,n ber Has orchard. All kinds of ber- L u th e ra n L a d i » ' Aid society us all through Armenia, th a t she might A laska and the proceeds will be used he had been In feeble h ealth for sev- br(nglr|g o(Jt pogg(b|p „ „ „ g ,v- | T " " ' 1 b“ ' h ’ ‘W° includes 70 b azaar a t Powell V alley on No ; sta r' In our movies T he picture to help provide a scholarship. eral years, he was able to be about ing self confidence. ) to 80 chickens and tools. Priced vem ber 19. shows her frolicking witn tn e nun- Serving will begin at 5 :30 instead and yesterday w ent to th e barn as ----------------------- I right. »3700 9 dreds and thousands of happy children of 6 o ’clock as form erly announced usual to atten d to his chores T he Bank of G resham pays 6 per | B. W THORNE, R ealtor, He A T hanksgiving program and i in our orphanages, and It shows her lacked one day of being 86 years cent in te re st on tim e deposits. Ad. At Bank of G resham Follow ing th e su p p er a sh o rt pro basket social at P lea san t View- distress as she saw the great m ulti and 6 m onths of age. gram will be given which will in school. Novem ber 23. tudes for whom we have been unable The fu n eral services will be held . 0 to make room The real Alice is now clude solos by Jackson Jones, li. W Mission In d ie s' Aid bazaar at I in America bringing a message to S trong and Mrs. E. W A ylsw orth, a at th e P leasan t H ome M ethodist th e church. Powell Valley, No American children ot the gratitude of duet by Miss G ertru d e A lexander church on Monday forenoon. Novem vem ber One copy o f tlie M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty Farm ers D ire c to ry the children of all nationalities, Armen and Miss Mary H ansen and a rea d ber 21, at 11 o'clock. 9 Mr. W aybill is survived by his ian. Syrian, Greek. Jew, Chaldean, w ill be given free to paid up subscribers— w h ile the supply ing by Miss H en rie tta Honey. W illing W o rk er’s society of widow, one son, Stephen W aybill of Ja 9 | Assyrian and others for the life given J t j, usefuL YoU w ill appreciate it. C o ttrell com m unity church an- Mw ' » ■ ■ s I them by America A C ountry Fair. Boring, and and Ihroo th re e doughtora d au g h ters, Mrs nounce bazaar and program for T he A rem e club will conduct a M atilda K night of P leasan t Valley, “Those desiring a showing of the Present this coupon at the O u tlook office o r enclose it Decem ber 9. ; pictures should address Near East Re co untry fa ir at th e Masonic hall In Mrs S arah W heeler and Mrs. L u c ln - |w i ( h f i v e c e n t s ¡n 9 U m p , fQ r m a j | i n g G resham on T h u rsd ay evening. De 9 • lief. 613 Stock Exchange, Portland. i ” cem ber 1. Inspect th e fine displays da W heeler of Boring. C ountry fair to be given Decem , Oregon " of fancy work, vegetables and fru its ber 1 by th e A rem e club of th e D entistry m ade painless by nerve N a m e then buy for y o u r own use o r C h rist E astern S tar Ix>dge will be held s, lunch blocking m ethods T ry it. Dr. C. P. | In th e Masonic H all. Queen Esther b aza a r to be mas gifts Circus, side show h u n ter, hot dog, coffee a nd pie.— ¡Jo h n so n , 611 M organ Bldg., P ort- . . . held December 17. Adv. tf 'land, Oregon Main 674».— Adv. I A d d r e s s Red Cross Tells Whaf to Do for Colds and How to Avoid Catching Them E FARMERS DIRECTORY—FREE!!