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Z T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook VOL. 13, NO. 78 STORM BOUND HUNTERS RETURN $1.50 PER YEAR GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1921 EARTH PLOWS THROUGH WRECKED COMET THIS MONTH TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS CHRISTMAS OUTLOOK IS BEING PLANNED The H oliday n u m b er of th e O ut look will be Issued on o r about December 16. A b eau tifu l two- color fro n t page is being arran g ed and th e re w ill be th e usual g en erous use of ap p ro p riate colors and illu stratio n s. T h ere will be fea tu re articles, holiday g reetin g , historical resum es an d business w rite-ups. O ur corresp o n d en ts are asked to give th e ir com m unities full rep resen tatio n In th is big an n u al Issue. A lready considerable ad space Is being spoken for. It will be a good one: w atch fo r THANKSGIVING SEES FESTIVE GATHERINGS H. C. L arsen » a s th e guest of Mr. Scientists a r e Five of th e G resham goose hu n ters and Mrs. D. T. W illiam s a t G reen very much inter retu rn ed from eastern Oregon T h u rs ested in a little Acres P oultry farm n ear Bofiug. experience Mother day a fte r a w onderfully exciting trip Mrs. A. H ughes, Dr. H. H. H ughes E arth is going to w hich was void of geese. have the last of and Miss Della H ughes took d in n e r this month. Cecil M etzger, G. C. C asper and w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Crowe in On November E. A. T aylor were th e first to m ake 27 she -is expected P o rtlan d . to plow through a th e trip and had planned to re tu rn Mr. and Mrs. W. Lewis and chil whole swarm of th e S aturday of last week but stayed m eteors that d ren , Della and K enneth, spent banged-up comet over an ex tra day w hich brought T hanksgiving day w ith relativ es in has tost. them into th e storm so th a t they T he comet it Vancouver. Biela's c o m e t could not retu rn . Mr. and Mrs. O. A. E astm an and which was well F rid ay evening Leslie W alrad, d au g h ter. Miss G ertru d e, and Miss known to the an It cients. Jn 1832 Luclle H urd were g u ests at th e hom e Wm. S. E v erett, F red Todd. C. S. our earth really of Mrs. Cora W alk er on T h an k sg iv Cleveland, Conrad M etzger ana collided with its ing. \ EUGENE L. TH O R PE head, missing SUDDEN DEATH CALLS Floyd Mack in cars driven by Mack by only a few Mr. and Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth and F o rm er G resham man and old EUGENE L. THORPE and E v erett left for Blalock w here tim e resident of eastern M ultnom ah, thousand m i l e s ch ildren. Miss Connie Page of P o rt New4 of th e sudden d eath of E u W hen it returned th e o th e r party had preceeded them passes suddenly w hile atten d in g ses land, and Miss W innlfred O sburn en in 1845 it was sion of N ational G range last T u e sd a y ,' and w here for several weeks past gene L. T horpe in th e lobby of M ult joyed a fam ily d in n er p arty T h an k s found to h a v e evening at M ultnom ah H otel, P o rt F ra n k C. Jones had beeii staying. broken into two nom ah hotel in P o rtlan d on T uesday giving at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. land. heads. T he as The storm was quite severe on the night, November 22, cam e as a shock Geo. Page. tronom ers a s way east and the men had to stop OUTLOOK PRINTS Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an cribed this to the to th is com m unity, w here Mr. T horpe and clear out a slide of rocks at the FARMERS DIRECTORIES and fnmWy were g u ests of th e la tte r's pull of the sun, had lived and was active in public b ro th er W alter E lford in Sellwood u pper end of the figure eight on the the comet having The O utlook office has ju st fin afTairs for m any years. D eath was approached t o o highw ay. T hanksgiving. Mrs. Z im m erm an’s near to old Sol. due to h ea rt failu re and was in ished one of its big jobs of p rin tin g The p arty reached Hood River at p aren ts and younger Bister w ere also stan tan eo u s. never catne b £ k again, but on Nov. 27, 1872, the earth passed through a m idnight and by th a t tim e th ere was consisting of a larg e o rd er of fa rm present. He died at th e close of th e n atio n al trem endous shower of shooting stars. Science believes th at between fo u r inches of snow on th e ground. ers directories for M arion and Polk A fam ily p arty consisted of Mr. 1845 and 1872 the comet simply went to pieces and that these shooting grange session, which he had rep o rt It was decided th a t perhaps it would and Mrs. George Shaw and children, stars was its debris. Now, 49 ycafs later, they predict, that we will go counties, Oregon. The book co n tain s ed for th e O regonian. be b e tte r to re tu rn home from Hood through the debris again. The picture, which we print byr special, ar Mrs. H. M. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Les Mr. T horpe was 67 years of age. River abandoning th e ' h u n tin g trip 8379 nam es of farm ers an d land ow n rangem ent with Popular Science Monthly, shows the e a rth s rush lie St. C lair, who ate th e tu rk ey and He Is survived by his widow, a son, b ut a telephone call to The Dalles ers in these t\^o counties covering, fixin's a t th e hom e of Mrs. Shaw and Ulrt jfobody need 'fear injury on Nov. 27. W hen “shooting stars hit w ith advertisem en ts, ab o u t 320 R ansford W. of P o rtlan d and a bro u g h t back w ord th a t th e re was th e St. Clairs in Gresham . our thick atmosphere, some 300 miles up, they begin to burn and the d au g h ter, H ester IL, who is teaching only an inch of snow on th e ground pages. T he book is one of a line of Mr. and Mrs. W ard h iglls e n te r friction reduces them to nothing by the time they reach our V'Cimty. farm ers directo ries issued by th e school at Bandon. there. T hinking from th is report Popular Science says that one hundred and forty-six billions of these tained at d in n er ^Thanksgiving even T he fu n eral services will be held fragm ent, enter our atm osphere every year, and you never hear of th a t th e cen ter of th e storm area was F arm ers' D irectory com pany of P o rt ing Dr. and Mrs. Geo. Inglis, Mabie on S atu rd ay aftern o o n , Novem ber One of them hitting a human being—thanks be! th is side of Hood R iver and th a t they land, and is intended to cover p rac and Miriam Inglis, Mr. and Mrs. E. 26, from th e conservatory chapel of would ru n o u t of it by th e tim e they tically all th e counties of th e sta te D. R aker, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. R aker, stalled betw een Hood R iver and th e E ast Side F u n eral D irectors, 414 reached Blalock th e G resham ites de du rin g a tw o-year period. M ultno STORM SWEPT AREA Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bailey and fam B ridal Veil. They estim ate six weeks STILL COVERED WITH ICE E ast A lder stre e t, P o rtlan d . Con cided to continue. By th e tim e they m ah and C lackam as county books ily. as the le ast tim e In w hich th e h ig h cluding services will be at th e P o rt reached T he Dalles at 4 a. m., they have recently been issued. T he O ut T he te rrito ry beyond Crown Point way can be opened. Mrs. M. D. K ern en tertain ed on land C rem atorium u n d er th e a u s found the snow about the sam e as at look office will p rin t o th e r d irecto ries on th e Colum bia riv er highw ay is M ultnom ah county com m issioners pices of M ultnom ah Camp No. 77, T hanksgiving in honor of Mr. K ern 's Hood River. C ontinuing on th e trip d uring th e w inter. still locked in Ice and snow accord are contem p latin g arran g e m en t ot 75th b irthday which also occurred on By arran g e m en t w ith th e m anagei W oodmen of th e W orld. th e storm conditions rapidly grew ing to late reports. th is holiday. Those p resen t were W. storm signals at Hood River, T ro u t worse. T he snow began to deepen the O utlook is giving copies of th e W ord from th e C orbett d istric t Is dale and Cascade Locks w arning au GRANDMA SHERWOOD K Kern and M[; ,an<‘ Mr“, and finally it becam e a question of M ultnom ah directo ry free to farm er to th e effect th a t th e co untry looks toista in th e fu tu re of th e approach IS GIVEN SURPRISE Ilarold Kern> Mrs- Ro8e Metz«er and subscribers on application a t th is of reaching th e ranch and sh e lte r. This like th e w ar sw ept regions of F ran ce of a sever storm In th e Colum bia son D elbert, and Mrs. Bonnie Clon- was done w ithout serious trouble but fice o r on m ail o rd ers when accom and Belgium o r as If a g ia n t steam riv er gorge and probably closing th e Inger and two children. Mrs. Susie Sherwood of th e T erry th e men w ere all glad to reach camp. panied by five cents to cover postage. ro lle r had gone o ver th e co untry lay highw ay to traffic u n til d an g er is d istric t w as very agreeably su r One of th e d elig h tfu l hom e p arties Any county sub scrib er who has n o t ing low th e trees, fences and lig h t They still th o u g h t the storm would T hanksgiving was a t th e J. H. M etz past. prised a t h e r hom e on F rid ay even soon be over but it was not long u n obtained a copy is u rged to use th e pow er and telephone lines. ger home w here Cecil M etzger and Every attem p t is being m ade by ing. Novem ber 18, th e occasion being til the country was buried under coupon found elsew here in th is issue. The telephone system at C orbett county road w orkers assisted by ow n h er 72d birthday. fam ily, W alter M etzger and wife of about th ree feet of snow. The m a BERRY GROWERS TO is so badly dem oralized, rep o rts say, ers of stalled cars to open the h ig h T he p arty was arran g ed by h e r two Boring, Floyd M etzger, wife and son chines were buried under snow and ELECT DIRECTORS SOON th a t it will p ractically m ean new con way. T racto rs were used b u t were g ran d d a u g h ters, Mrs. Em ily S tu art of P o rtlan d , Mrs. C lara W old of P o rt could not be located by Wioktng out stru ctio n th ro u g h o u t. W ires are not successful. A four-w heel-drive and Mrs. Susie Jesse of P o rtlan d . land and Mrs. G ulllkson and son, The an n u al m eeting of th e sto ck broken and tw isted iji such a way arm y tru ck equipped w ith chains over th e yard. A very p leasan t evening was s p e n t' C laire, of G resham were th e guests, Saturday and Sunday m orning the holders of th e B erry G row ers Packing th a t It will be alm o st im possible 10 and special ap p a ratu s for road- and a su m ptuous luncheon, w ith a A fam ily p arty was enjoyed at th e party stayed at th e ranch, then Sun com pany will hold a m eeting at stra ig h te n them out, Bome people breaklng has been despatched to C or huge b irth d ay c a k e 'th e cen ter of at- home of Rev. and Mrs. J. 11. Wood day afternoon Mr. Cleveland, Cecil from th a t section rep o rt. T he coun b ett to assist. tractio n , was enjoyed by all. T hanksgiving when th e ir two sons Metzger and Leslie W alrad started M etzger's hall on Monday, Decem ber try ... is still w ith Ice to - an ex- ...... covered . ...... ........................- » Sheds ile u s a i t m o i ridal ii i n i Veil , Cl. L um ber The g u ests d ep arted a t a late h o u r and th e ir fam ilies spent th e day with the e B home. T hey left the ranch a t 11 5, at 10 a. m „ for th e purpose of te n t Miat m akes reco n stru ctio n w ork , colnpap leg ,„¡11 at B ridal Veil were w ishing G randm a Sherwood many them . Those present were Win. 8. o’clock and hired a man to drive electing two d irecto rs to succeed E u difficult and It will be some tim e b e - 1 broken down - • by th •• e .w eig h t of -• ice happy re tu rn s of th e day. Wood and fam ily, I. T. W ood and them to the depot at Blalock. The gene Chflldo and W. F. R obinson, fore any estim a te of dam age done and snow and th e Mist F alls lodge Those p resen t w ere Mr. and Mrs. wife and d au g h ters, Mabie Wood and snow was it piled Bnun boo so ow deep th at -- — up — r- 1 whose term s expire. T he an n u al can be made. n ear M ultnom ah F alls was com plete Joe Ledbury, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Mrs. A lta G entry, and th e la tte r s ahead of th e dash board of the light { nieet|n g of th e m em bers of th e Co- T he telephone lines n ear G resham ly w recked. Jesse, Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r L edbury, son,- Russell. buckboard and at tim es the two I o perative B erry G row ers will m eet at are being rapidly p u t Into shape and R- D. Bailey and fam ily, C. I. G resham escaped m ost of the seri- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H anning, Mr. ami horses could hard ly draw th e wagon j 10 a. m., on W ednesday, December th e local lines are p ractically all in o u i effect of the sto rm but some un Mrs. Ross S tu art, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. R aker and wife. E. I). R aker am i. through th e snow. It took 2 ’A hours ¡7, a t M etzger's hall for th e purpose shape. T he line east on th e Powell easiness was caused by th e rep o rt of Ledbury, th e Misses T helm a M cllaf- wife n»d Mrs. F ie tta Illb b a rt w ere to m ake th e th ree miles to th e little of electing d irecto rs and a tten d in g to Valley road is being p ut into shape the dam age to th e Bull Run pipe 9ey, M axine F ish er, Em m a L edbury guests of Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Ilalley STation a t Blalock w here th e th ree such o th e r business as may come be- and th e poes are being reset. This lines. T hese lines w ere soon re- and A lta H anning, Wm. L edbury, at th e ir hom e n ear G resham T hanks- men w aited u n til they flagged a fore the m eeting. will soon be accom plished and com tored. Two concrete piers on which Johti H anning, Alvin F lan d ers, A lfred giving day. A tu rk ey d in n er with all m unication w ith th e P leasan t Home, th e old Bull R un screen house rests L edbury, Edw ard H anning, George the trim m ings was served nt 1 o’clock. freig h t tra in at 7 p. m., which was L usted, C o ttrell, Boring and Sandy saved P o rtlan d and G resham from a Ledbury. Jr. headed fo r T he Dalles. It took nine | A n um ber of friends g ath ered at neighborhoods resto red . W ork 1 b w ater fam ine according to Dick hours to m ake th e 40 m iles to The ___ ___________ the hom e of II. M. Howell, T h an k s Coming Events of Local also progressing tow ard T ro u td ale M aupin, su p e rin ten d e n t of th e Bull SANDY YOUNG PEOPLE Dalles w here th e G resham men hoped giving, and sp en t an enjoyable day. Interest. and F airview b u t th is te rrito ry is in Run pipe lines. to get a boat to m ake th e balance of ARE WEDDED TODAY Those present besides th e Howell Musical e n tertain m en t and big the trip home. The •freig h t backed a m uch worse condition. fam ily w ere: Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Lewis ------------ — Miss Mary Y u n k er and L ester and g randsons, A rchie and E rn est, D anger of w ashouts and floods has G. A. R. POST AND CORPS up and th en drove ahead and finally ’ sing, G resham L ibrary, F riday lessened and th e Sandy riv er and .• a t 4 a. m. Monday reached T h e , evening, N ovem ber 25. ENTERTAIN VISITORS C lin efelter of Sdndy w ere m arried in Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jackson and fam P o rtlan d th is aftern o o n by th e Rev. ily, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. T lbbits and Dalles w here the w eary “goose hunt- 1 o th e r stream s have receded leaving 0 M. A. Ross P ost and Corps held an Mr. S trau b p asto r of th e F irs t Con d a u g h te r of P o rtlan d and A. A. Tib- d ebris along th e bank. T rees, roots ers” w ent to a hotel. They found School m eeting D istrict No. 4 on Miss Mabe' bits of O rient d istrict. and branches w ere d riftin g in H>e I enjOyable session S aturday. A sslst- g reg atio n al church. th at th e locks at Cascade Locks were S aturday, Novem ber 26, a t 2 :30 Miss W inifred St. C lair cam e bom e frozen and no boats were running ■ t n u a aH * M k . D u i « r of ( v! s, |>„ k , . Shipley of G resham , cousin of the p. m. groom and F ritz Y unker of Sandy, w ashouts on th e highw ay betw een ; from W illam ette U niversity to eat and th a t they could not get out. T here 0 T ro u td ale and S pringdale is p ast fo r ‘’° « la n d » inspected th e G resham lo s t b ro th er of th e bride were th e a tte n T hanksgiving tu rk ey at home. Miss ^ w as 30 inches of snow at The Dalles E dgar S. K indley, hu m o rist-lec th e p resen t and trav el to C orbett is 'a n d M arg aret Becker d ep artm en t dants. Mr. and Mrs C lin efelter will _ Em m a Johnson was th e d in n er guest b ut th e re was no wind. Monday a tu re r, the th ird n um ber of the Cad- possible while a few cars have gone ' presid en t of th e Geo. W right W.R.L., m ake th e ir hom e in Sandy, which t * l of Mr. and Mrs. St. 6 la lr. T his is sleet fell which form ed a cru st on mean Lyceum course, to be given as far as Crown P oint b u t th e trip I of P o rtlan d Inspected th e M. A. Ross h e a d q u arte rs for th e form er, who is th e eleventh successive T h an k sg iv the snow thick enough to bear the < S aturday, Decem ber 3, a t Union a highw ay en g in eer on th e Mt. Hood ing d in n er which Miss Johnson has from C o rb ett to Crown P oint is con W. R. C. w eight of a person but It did not ef- j High school au d ito riu m u n d er th e O ther visitors were Mrs. Anna Pool Ix>op road. sidered very dangerous. enjoyed as th e g u est of th e ed ito r's fp<2 ’he telephone or telpgraph wires. auspices of th e stu d e n t body and Two men from P o rtlan d who were and Mrs. Alice W illiam s of S u tA e r fam ily. An au to ride up th e h ig h Monday evening F red Todd anu th e g u aran to rs. Beside th e reg u la r busi O t^look & Daily O regonian......$6 35 way as far as C orbett was enjoyed In cau g h t at Hood R iver d u rin g th e W. R. C. E.T t. T aylor arrived at th e hotel hav 0 Outlook, Daily and Sunday storm m ade th e ir way to P o rtlan d ness session a d elig h tfu l social hour ing m ade th e sam e trip. The P leasant Home Methodist O regonian ................................... 8.00 th e afternoon. T he w ate r pipes at T he Dalles froze I Ladies’ Aid bazaar will be held on over th e highw ay on foot. They re was enjoyed at th e d in n er h o u r when --------------------- i The T hanksgiving p arty a t th e Subscribe now for th e Outlook and homR of Mr and Mrs. J. E. Metzger p ort th re e bridges b u lk h ead s and all th e usual bou n tifu l basket d in n er was and foi a few days th e conditions December 16, a t the church. your P o rtlan d Dally.________________ included th e ir fam ily, Mrs. Carlson, carried away, and 174 autom obiles served. were serious. T he hotel served wa- ■ , 0 te r only on request, no second g la s s - ! Miss I xju P arm ely of P o rtlan d ami Queen E sth e r b azaar to be Mr. Rossm an, who Is em ployed by es of w ate r w ere served and w ater , held Decem ber 17. Mr. M etzger,- was not served w ith th e sam e meal as 0 Mr and Mrs. A. W. Shipley and tea, m ilk o r coffee. The w ater sys Mission L adles' Aid b azaar at Miss Mabel Shipley sp e n t th e day In tem was restored, how ever, by the Powell Valley, No- th e church, P o rtlan d at th e hom e of Mrs. Ship- tim e th e G resham ites left for home vem ber 26. ley's b rother-in-law and sister, Mr. on W ednesday m orning a t 10:40. 0 W illing W o rk er's society of and Mrs. E ugene Zim m erm an, w here They cam e hom e on th e second train a fam ily reunion was held. Mr. and o u t of T he Dalles via Pasco, E llens C ottrell com m unity church an- nounce b azaar and program for Mrs. W ilbur Stanley of P o rtlan d burg and Tacom a then thro u g h to w ere also g u ests at th e party. December 9. P o rtlan d , trav e lin g 560 miles to get a A rth u r C arn ln e of Condon, who Is distance of 84. They s a id th e y never 0 a tten d in g business college In P o rt did get so m any m iles trav elin g for C ountry fa ir to be given Decem land, is spending th e T hanksgiving so sm all a price as th e ir The Dalles ber 1 by th e Areme club of th e holidays a t th e hom e of his a u n t. to P ortlan d tic k e t cost them »3 29 E astern S tar Lodge will be held Mrs H. W Cooley. T hanksgiving and carried them nearly 600 miles. In the Masonic H all. day Mr. and Mrs Cooley en tertain ed W hile a t T he Dalles word was re at d in n er th e ir d au g h ters and farol- ceived from A. M. W ilkinson, W al Ilea Mr. and Mrs. Geo A rm strong lace W ilkinson and W ilbur Thom p weeks before th e cars can be b ro u g h t and son W alter and Mr. and Mrs. son, who are In th e W’asco neighbor in via the C olum bia highw ay T here was no goose or duck h u n t C tri A lder and d au g h ter, Evelyn. hood, 13 m iles from tow n. They said they w ere w arm , had plenty to ing b u t jack rab b its were plentiful A C ountry F air. They rep o rt th a t the snow Is so eat but did not know w hen they T he A rem e club will conduct a deep th a t It seem s as If th e hills slope would get out country fair at th e Masonic hall In T he re st of th e G resham party said j directly to th e track w ith no trac e of G resham on T h u rsd ay evening. De cem ber 1. Inspect the fine displays they were going to stay a t th e ranch fence, highw ays, o r any o th e r ob- Thia la th e conditions of fancy work, vegetables and fru its a t Blalock until they could bring In atructlona. then buy for your own use o r C h rist th e cars b u t tho se who have already east of T he Dalle« and they a re not as mas gifts Circus, side show s, lunch bad as those from Hood R iver to retu rn ed expect th a t th e o th e rs will counter, hot dog, coffee and pie.— give up th is plan and re tu rn In a Crown P oint w here only m eager re Adv. t* sh o rt tim e as It will probably be ports have been received. WHEN A FELLER NEEDS SYMPATHY. P ark »