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T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 13, G resham O utlook NO. 79 TELEPHONE SERVICE IS BEING RESTORED T elephone service will be estab lished betw een Sandy and G resham probably tonight. At th e sam e tim e all the lines to C ottrell, Boring, P lea san t Home, L usted, Powell V al ley and all th e te rrito ry served by th e m ain line leading out of G resham on th e Powell V alley road will be open. The Sandy lines have been in use th e en tire tim e as th e sleet storm did not in te rru p t th e ir service. T he main tru n k line th ro u g h Powell V alley was out fo r m ore th a n a m ile and ail th e poles had to be reset and th e w ires restru n g . It was expected th a t the lines would be In o rd er by noon today b u t unexpected delays occurred. It is expected th a t the Upes will be in use by th is evening o r W ednesday at th e latest. Two girls are kept busy a t th e cen tra l office now in place of th e one th a t was em ployed fo r a few days a fte r th e storm put m ost of th e lines o u t of business. W ith th e opening of th e lines to th e ea st and the lines to th e 12-Mile sto re and ont th e Base line road which will be com pleted in a day o r two, service will be pretty well established except fo r T ro u td ale an d F airview . T hree lines to P o rtlan d are now- in operation. T he first line thro u g h to P o rtlan d was put in on 'Wednes day follow ing th e storm and th e w ires w ere run off in m uch th e sam e way hose is stru n g o u t from a reel. Men follow ed, tack in g th e w ires to trees, fence posts, telephone poles o r any th in g th a t they found handy. In this way service was established. GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1921 MUSICAL PROGRAM ATTRACTS CROWD AT PUBLIC LIBRARY TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS $1.50 PER YEAR STORM REPORTS HASTENS RETURN FROM BLALOCK F ra n k C. Jones retu rn ed th is week from Blalock w here he has been for th e past four weeks. Mr. Jones has been co n stru ctin g a m odern seven- T he G resham lib rary was the scene | obstacles we overcom e th e stro n g er room bungalow from th e old fash of one of th e best com m unity gath- ; we grow in in tellect and purpose, ioned farm house w hich was located erin g s ever held here on last F riday ’ ’ The definition of com m unity is on th e 10,000 acre ranch which Is evening, when th e m ain room of the , the people who reside in one locality ow ned by a Dr. S m ith of P o rtlan d . building was filled to capacity w ith ' and are su b ject to th e sam e laws, or T his ranch has been th e goal of young and old who cam e to assist j have th e sam e in te rests, privileges, G resham goose h u n te rs for th e past and to enjoy th e fine m usical pro- etc few weeks. Several days a fte r the gram which was p ut on in ce'eb ratio n "I like th e sp irit th a t has prom pt- storm , rep o rts reached th e U resham of music week. ed th is com m unity sing and th e peo- h u n tin g p arty and Mr. Jones at Bla The com m ittee in ch arg e left noth- pie who a r e . responsible for it have lock o t $500,000 sto rm dam age a t ing undone to m ar th e success of the caught th e vision of h ig h er things G resham , and they hastened hom e a r m eeting. One n u m b er which had for our hom e time. riving Monday. They were much re be^n prom ised by th e m usical organi- “ B ut so many of th e hom e tow ns of lieved and su rp rised to find G resham zation of th e high school was not America a re sick; m any are sick and in a perfectly norm al s ta te except for given on account of th e enforced va- ' m any are dead. telephone service. cation of th e school d u rin g th e first “ It is the lu re of th e city and the W hile w orking at th e farm Mr. p a rt of th e week. T he n um ber was ■ lurelessuess of th e country. The Jones enjoyed a n u m b er of success replaced by a second selection on the tow n th e young people leave is th e I ful h u n tin g trip s w here geese were . ¿ar euphonium by Dr. H. II. Ott. town th e young people o ught to leave „ | X|> x > k i > M AC M D E R plenty. MARSHAL FOCH. , All of th e num bers given were ot a and it is up to us to m ake o u r tow-n I T he farm was th e cam ping place _ b rig h t and a ttra .. c tiv e th . i. a - t th .u e N ational C om m ander The -A m erican T he v eteran com m ander of the high class, yet they w ere so chosen ______ so for h u n te rs from v ario u s places. Mr. and so rendered as to be enjoyed by j young people will not th in k of leaving L pg,on‘ who will be In P o rtlan d with allied arm ies in th e W orld W ar will Jones was p articu la rly am used at th e all until pushed o u t by th e ste rn e r reali- j M arshal Foch on T hursday th is week be P o rtla n d ’s and O regon’s g u est on various groups from Oregon City, P rofessor Boyer, su p erv iso r of mu- tles of llfe‘ th e ° f b rea“ an<1 ------------------------------------------------------- P o rtlan d , etc., which cam e m aking T hursday. He will arriv e in the sic in th e P o rtlan d public schools. b b u u tter. tte r HEALTH ASSOCIATION I plans for stow ing aw ay th e resu lts of m orning, and stay all day. A trip over W ith rural" deliveries, daily pa-1 pa- gave a sh o rt ta lk on music in th e j “ ' W ith ru ra l‘ ‘’« » 'e r le s , daily j q DISCUSS NEW PLANS the h u n t in th e cars and cautioning the C olum bia highw ay was planned public schools and th en conducted pMB‘ telephones, cen tralized schools one an o th e r not to shoot m ore geese but it^ is still blockaded beyond the crow d in a m ost in te restin g sin g "fto m o b iles, «food roads, gas, elec- i The reg u la r bi-m onthly m eeting of th an th e car could carry and then All took p art, from th e s m a lle s t! ,rlr t,y a,1<l th e best w ater u n d er tb e the local com m ittees and m em bers a fte r a day on two leaving w ithout L atourell. child to the oldest man o r woman. sun, and plenty of it, th e re a re no of th e County H ealth association will having shot a goose. One p arty of One co uldn’t help it w ith th e e n th u m ore d elig h tfu l places in th e world to be held at th e G resham lib rary , F ri th ree which planned for big things B. F. COGSWELL ROBBED live th an in th e co untry o r in ou day, December 2, at 2 o'clock. All BY “ HOLD U P ” MEN siasm and personality of th e leader own home tow n. H ere we have th e | who are in te re st* ! In th e w ork of played a gam e of checkers w hile carry in g one th ro u g h . A fterw ard w aiting for th e geese. Almost at the B. F. Cogswell, p ro p rieto r of the P ro fesso r Boyer sta te d th a t th e peo adv an tag es plus su n sh in e, a ir and | the association are req u ested to be close of th e gam e a tfiousand geese grocery sto re at L innem ann Ju n c ple w ere u nusually responsive to his freedom th a t the crow ded cities can- present. flew down se ttlin g aro u n d th e place P lans fo r a new schedule, a new w here th e h u n te rs w ere concealed tion, was held up and robbed of be leading and he considered th is one of not give. Hut I have been th in k in g th a t th e , program and a new co n stitu tio n are In stead of seizing th e o p p o rtu n ity at tw een $25 and $27 by two men who best com m unity sings he had heard. o rdinary sm all tow ns have one th in g to be discussed. w alked into th e Btore F rid ay even once they decided to finish th e check One of th e best enjoyed featu res of T h ere a re fo u r divisions o r dis e r gam e and th e geese left before ing and told him to ‘toss ’em u p .” th e evening was th e p aper by Mayor in com mon— they ca n ’t g et to g e th er, These are they could g et a shot. They left for Mr. Cogswell tu rn ed to get a package K arl A. M iller, w hich received a they ca n ’t organize for th e public tric ts In th e county. good, they b reak up into little so G resham , M ultnom ah S tation, P ark of cig arettes which one of th e men hom e w ithout an o th e r chance and hearty round of applause. Mr. Miller PORTLAND QUARTET cial. business and even religious fac “ WILL GIVE CONCERT purchased and when he tu rn ed told of the pow er of music to soothe, tions and n eu tralize each o th e r’s ef Rose and C orbett. Mrs. J. E. Stubbs w ith o u t a goose. is vice p resid en t of the county asso around found him self facing a big re to stim u la te and to com fort, and of W hen th e G resham p arty urrlved A musiiwl event of m ore th a n o r volver. The men rifled th e cash reg its value as a th erap eu tic. He spoke forts. So th e hom e town sta g n ates ciation and In ch arg e of th e w ork In on S atu rd ay , N ovem ber 19, ju s t a t d inary in te rest will be enjoyed by ister but upon th e plea of Mr. Cogs of th e g reat value of th e com m unity and the young people w ith visions go this d istric t. Mrs. Maxwell Schnei the beginning of th e sto rm th e cam p G resham people on W ednesday even well, retu rn ed ab o u t $7 ta k in g 500 singing d u rin g th e w ar and of the away to cities w here o p p o rtu n ity d er Is ch airm an of th e n u rses’ com was found and du ties allo tted to var- m ittee for th is district. ing, Decem ber 7, when th e P o rtlan d cig arettes to m ake up for th e differ enorm ous am o u n t spent each y ear In beckons. | lous m em bers according to th e ir “ Nine o u t of ten of them will Mrs A lta G entry is in ch arg e of [ ability. E xposition q u a rte t will give a con ence. th e U nited S tates by individuals' on cert in Masonic hall, u n d er the a u The sam e two men are believed to m usic. The am o u n t has been given jo stle w ith th e stra p han g ers all th e ir the publicity and Mrs. Jo h n M etzger According to Mr Jones, Floyd lives, m ere w heels tu rn in g aro u n d in of th e supplies. E ducational and fl- spices of th e local lodge. be th e ones who held up a sto re at as $600,000,000. Mack was cook, Leslie W alrail chief “ And y et,” said a huge m achine. Nine o ut of fen of - nance com m ittees are to be nppoin'- of th e dish w ashing forces. Mr. Cas- T his excellent g rand opera q u a rte t Rose City P ark a little la te r on. Mr. Miller, "th e nation has not taken is an organization com posed of a No fu rth e r w ord has been received music seriously as an a rt to vote pub- them m ight have had a la rg e r o p p o r-le d a t this m eeting, I per was on th e job all of th e tim e and tu n lty rig h t back in th e hom e tow n, ! --------------------- tenor, soprano, co n tra lto and bass, all from them and th e officers have no I lie funds for its en co u rag em en t.” shot th e rnbbits for th e rab b it stew . had th e tow n been wide aw ake and LYCEUM NUMBER TO of whom are fine m usicians, pianists clews as to th e ir identity. 1 Cecil M etzger sm iled all the tim e and < "C om m unity sings or com m unity Inviting. bfc UIVEN SATURDAY especially when th e stew was done. and organists, as well as possessing g ath erin g s o ' any kind are highly ’ We m ust m ake o u r hom e town voices of spleifrtid q u alitj' and finish COMMITTEE ON SING T he th ird n u m b er of th e Cad- Ed. T ay lo r prom ised straw b e rrie s for beneficial,” said th e sp eak er, "an d thp mo8t a(tractIve> th e mo8t prom . T h eir program will contain w orks of EXPRESSES THANKS such m eetings should be encouraged lslng p| acP for thp niean Lyceum course will be given th e crow d. F red Todd busied him young people. g re a t variety, g ran d opera ballads, Saturday evening, Decem ber 3, a, self w ith a bucket of p ain t and a as they lead to a closer bond of fet No )10ine tow n can afford to spend its G resham , Ore., Nov. 28, 1921. glees and a num ber of m ost catchy low ship betw een us all. th e au d ito riu m of th e union high b ru sh w hile "B ill” (Conrad) Metz E d ito r O u tlo o k ;— T he m em bers of years raisin g crops of young people so u th ern melodies. A large portion school. T his n u m b er will be by g er shoveled snow. C. 8. Cleveland “ W hat we need rig h t here in for th e cities. T hat is th e w orst kind of th e proceeds will go to th e local the com m ittee which arran g ed for E dgar S. K indley, h um orist and lec furnished cigars and Bill E verett k ep t G resham Is a com m unity building [ of soil im poverishm ent— all going the com m unity sing at th e lib rary on lodge. th e telephone in rep a ir m ost of th e tu rer. last F riday evening feel g reatly In w here th e citizens can m eet and m in- o u , Bn(j n o th in g com ing back. T hat tim e. Mr. Kindley Is tall, forceful, com gle u n d er all conditions, o u r lib rary , he d rain th a t devitalizes th e hom e debted to various people and firms of FRANKLIN HI STUDENTS P a rt of th e p arty left Monday but building can be used to a g reat e x - , town niorp t)lnn R)1 tbp c|ty m al| o r. m anding and genial and is said to W ILL SURVEY GRESHAM G resham for th e ir w holehearted sup- te n t for such g ath erin g s but we lack ! d,,r houses. those who stayed enjoyed a dandy win favor and apjflause at once. His "■^)ort of th e en tertain m en t. fine tu rk ey d im e * T hanksgiving at “ Am erica Is to be g reat. In th e g reatest In terest Is th e study of h u To be specific, we would m ention room for physical recreatio n and a A bout 50 stu d e n ts of F ran k lin th e hom e of th e farm su p erin ten d en t, man n a tu re as it bears upon condi large dining room to supply th e needs g reatn ess of Innum erable home H igh school, P o rtlan d , under, th e d i those who took p a rt on th e program towns. O ur slogan sh o u ld be ‘F or tions su rro u n d in g the affairs of hom e It. It. H artfo rd . rection of R obert H. Down, head of with such m arked ability, th e O ut o f o u r in n er m an. At tile ranch are parked th ree a u “ W hen a com m unity building is ! God and Home and th e Home com m unity and state. U nlike many th e d ep a rtm en t of history in th a t look fo r its en th u siastic, front page tom obiles, 12 guns, 1001* rounds of o th ers who have studied m uch, Mr. school, have organized to m ake a articles, w hich gave a splendid s ta rt suggested we a re at once overcom e ' Tow n.’ ” am m unition and 10,000,000 live geese with th e g rea t expense, b ut th is o b - ! ______________ Kindley set’s th e hum orous side ot com m unlty survey of G resham . T he ^ o th e project. Miss Peck, o u r libra- every question, leads his h ea rers which Mr. Jones affirms were n ot shot w ork will be done on S aturdays by rian, was an ideal hostess and m ade sta cle should be an incentive for SONS OF VETERANS MEET SATURDAY EVENING from th e deepest th o u g h ts into rfp- by G resham h u n ters. those who have volunteered for the everyone feel at homes Miss F lor- g rea ter endeavor. O bstacles are our Mr. Jones especially rem a rk s about ling b u rsts of la u g h te r and back work. T his afternoon Mr. Down cam e j ence Honey donated th e use of her pow er statio n s and th e m ore obstacle again. People like him. His a t ti th e friendly helpfulness ev id en t In we overcom e th e m ore pow er we de A m eeting will be held at the to G resham , accom panied by C harles piano. R ak er * Son furnished a Ford tude is frien d ly and sy m p ath etic; his ail sections of ea ste rn Oregon w here T hom as, M artha B llleter, H elen B ari 'ru c k and E kstrom T ruck service a velop. | g ran g e hall in G resham , on S atur- arg u m en ts sound and convincing neighbors look a fte r each o th e r's ‘Som etim es you will h ea r people i , , r, tholomew and G erald Bashaw , Inter- i man to move it to and from th e lib ra- aay, Decem ber 3, a t 7 :3 0 p. p m. for his illu stra tio n s apt an d catchy— property and In terests and w here life viewed some of th e city a u th o r itie s 1 ry. J. E M etzger’s fu rn itu re sto re say I hope th e tim e will come when and p roperty is risked for th e sake of I sh a ll have no m ore obstacles to th e purpo8e of m u sterin g in a camp tru e to life. to secure tb e cooperation of th e p e o -1 gave the use of 100 ex tra ch airs for He m akes one laugh, th in k and lending assistan ce to a neighbor. overcom e” when th a t tim e comes, of Sons of V eterans. pie of the com m unity and m ade o th e r ' •" seatin g th e crowd. M erchants resolve. arran g e m en ts to begin th e work. and business th en of G resham gladly rin g up th e h earse, for you will be a | C. A. W illiam s of P o rtlan d will he POTATO EX HIBIT TO BE dead one. ! gave window space to ad v ertise the j the m u sterin g officer and will be ac DAIRYMEN TO HOLD GIVEN AT OREGON CITY Life is overcom ing obstacles, j affair. C hurches and schools an- com panied by a full team and of- IMPORTANT MEETING D eath Is m erely q u ittin g . I nounced it and gave every en^ourage- | ficers. E veryone whose fath e r o r Coming Events of Local M ultnom ah county p o tato grow ers K eokuk, Iowa. b u ll’, a g re a t con- g ra n d fa th e r was engaged in th e civil I m ent. Johnson Piano com pany of Interest. The D airym en's com m ittee of have been Invited to a tte n d th e P o rtlan d donated song books for the crete obstacle clea r across th e m ighty j war. is eligible to m em bership. All I W ashington county has called a C lackam as county F a rm e rs’ week E dgar S. K indley, hum orist-lec singing. M ississippi river, It is m any feet higli eligible ladies nre especially invited m eeting of all th e m em bers of the program on p o tato day, December tu re r, the th ird nu m b er of th e Cad- Did th e t0 be p resen t. All eligible to mem- Oregon D airvm en’s L eague who live 14, to see th e larg e exhibit of p o ta It w as really and tru ly a com m u- anil m any, many feet long m ean Lyceum course, to be given , nlty affRlr and it co uldn’t be an y th in g M ississippi riv er give up. not at all, bership are urged to bring th e ir in eastern M ultnom ah and n o rth ern toes which is being arran g e d fo r by f S aturday, December 3, a t Union but a g reat success. it rose h ig h er th an th e obstacle and wives and fam ilies w ith som. lunch j C lackam as counties. T his m eeting C ounty A gent H olt. T his exhibit High school au d ito riu m u n d er the continued on its way. Overcom ing ! an d j 0| n | n „ social hour. T H E COMMITTEE. | will be held at th e G resham gran g e will be held at Oregon City w here auspices of th e stu d e n t body and th is obstacle the riv er developes G, W. W onncott is ch airm an of I hall on T h u rsd ay D ecem ber 1, a t one th e sessions of th e F a rm e rs’ week th e g u aran to rs. G overnor Olcott has called a spe light and power th a t supplies a hun- tbe local com m ittee ou arran g e- d’clock. will be held. cial session of th e le g islatu re for the dred cities and tow ns th ro u g h o u t th e mentg 0 The m eeting is called to discuss the T he problem s of C lackam as county The P leasant Home B aptist L a 19th to act on a special election for valley. league situ atio n before a vote is cast nre practically th e sam e as those of dies' Aid bazaar and chicken sup voting th e fair tax. “ So In hum an endeav o r th e m ore | Snap up a W ant Ad 8nap. to decide for o r ag a in st liquidatliffi th is county and th e farm ers u nder p er will be held F riday, Decem ~T of th e o rg anization. th e F arm B ureau are a tte m p tin g to ber 2 at th e church. A LITTLE EARLY PERHAPS— BUT DESERVED T his vote will be cast on December estab lish few er varieties, im prove the 0 6. It Is earn estly req u ested th a t all seed stock and o b tain a m ore direct- T ro u td ale Ladies* Aid C h rist dairym en be present as m a tte rs of m a rk e t for th e ir crops. m as bazaar and chicken pie sup im portance to th e in d u stry will be It is expected th a t a n u m b er of lo p er on Decem ber 3. discussed. cal men who a re p a rtic u la rly In ter 0 “ B rid g et’s In v estm en t” and “ A T his prom ises to be one of the most ested in potatos will atten d . P erplexing S itu atio n " two plays im p o rta n t m eetings yet held and w hich will be given by the young A Country Fair. many dairym en believe th a t In reality people of th e Zion Evangelical T he A reme club will conduct a th e fate of th e dairy Industry is at co untry fa ir a t th e Masonic hall in church a t M etzger's hall, Decem stake. G resham on T h u rsd ay evening, De ber 9, a t 8 o'clock. T here will be cem ber 1. Inspect th e fine displays o th e r num bers on th e program . Subscribe now fo r th e O utlook and of fancy w ork, vegetables and fru its your P o rtlan d Dally. 0 then buy for y o u r own use o r C h rist A concert given by th e P ortland mas gifts. Circus, sid e shows, lunch Exposition Q u artet u nder auspices Those Want Ads are genuine bus co u n ter, hot dog, coffee and pie.— of th e G resham Masonic Lodge, iness g etters. Adv. tf W ednesday, Decem ber 7. B azaar and e n te rta in m e n t giv en by R ebekah Lodge at Boring I. O. O. F. hall on S aturday even ing. Decem ber 3. \ W illing W o rk er’s society of C o ttrell com m unity church a n nounce bazaar and program for December 9. • C ountry fair to be given Decem ber 1 by th e A rem e club of the E astern S tar Lodge will be held In th e Masonic Hall. FARMERS DIRECTORY—FREE! 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