T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. 80
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1921
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
HIGH WINDS CAUSE
MUCH NEW DAMAGE
TWO FORDS MAKE 01450012
FROM HIGHWAY ON RAILROAD TRACK
A heavy wind storm , which
right-of-w ay th e re was very little
chance of gettin g off for two wheels
reached a m axim um velocity of 41
of th e ears were betw een the rails
miles an hour at P o rtlan d and 75
and two were on th e outside. The
miles an h o u r at A storia, swept over
cars had to cross ca ttle g u aras,
th e n o rth ern and w estern p art of th a
bridges,etc. Man> places they w ent
sta te
T hursday
aftern o o n
doing
thro u g h tu n n els or cuts in th e snow
much dam age and p u ttin g telephones
w here th e sides w ere 12 to 15 feet
and lig h t and pow er lines, which had
high. T here was no chance to get
ju st been repaired, in much th e »anw
off th e trac k and the th re e men were
condition th a t they w ere at th e close
a bit uneasy for fear an unexpected
of th e sleet storm two weeks ago.
tra in m ight come. They w atched
T he lines in many places had been
the sem aphores and were prepared
p ut up only tem p o rarily and poles
to flag th e train s if necessary.
were blow n over. T he w ires were all
A bout h alf a m ile east of B ridal
stretch ed by th e w eight of th e Ice
Veil they found a place whereby
and no attem p t had been m ade to
building a couple of bridges over the
ta k e th e slack out of th e w ires so
drainage ditches along th e highw ay
many crossed wires resulted.
and the railro ad they could get the
One of th e plate glass windows at
cars from th e track to th e road. They
the Ilessel m achinery com pany stove
w ere much relieved when this was
was broken by th e force of the wind,
accom plished. From th a t point on
several
trees were u p rooted or b ro k
the road was open and th e balance of
en off and th e roof of th e Claude E.
the trip was m ade safely and w ith
S tockton
and
T heodore
M ercer
com parative ease. About a h alf h o u r
homes, which w ere recently com
a fte r leaving th e trac k th e local w ent
pleted, were dam aged. T he new
east so th e m argin of tim e was not
g arag e a t th e II. L. St. C lair hom e,
very great.
which was u nder co n stru ctio n by F.
Mr. R aker, who is a d istric t agent
C. Jones, was blown off of th e fo u n
for the N orthw estern M utual Life In
dations, T he g arag e faces th e so u th
surance com pany, was com ing back to
Marshal Foch as he and his party appeared on arrival at the Union
and th e doors were not yet m ade.
P ortland on the F rid ay evening be
Depot, Portland yesterday. Thearrow points to Marshal Foch.
The force of th e wind spread th e
fore the storm broke. I t was ra in
east and west w alls a p a rt th ro w in g
ing and late before he reached Bon
m ake a sh o rt talk . People clim bed some of th e first co n tin g en t who en them from two to th ree feet out of
neville and he decided to stay over I
on ch airs and crow ded o u t into the tered into the war, and 1 th erefo re line.
night w ith som e friends. S aturday ¡
Since th e telephone lines are o ut
aisles, to get a glim pse of F ra n ce’s also find myself am ongst m em bers of
m orning he found th e rain had
g rand old m an, th e hero loved by the th e A m erican Legion, th a t o rg an iza of o rd er rep o rts can not be had from
changed to snow and th e re was about
tion which has upheld freedom and all sections, b ut 8. II. H all reported a
people of ull th e allied countries.
12 inches on the ground. Mr. R ak er
is p erp e tu atin g A m erican citizenship num ber of trees down In th e F air-
is of the opinion th a t had he sta rte d
It was an occasion from which
and
com radeship witli the peoples of view neighborhood. T elephone and
P o rtlan d and Oregon did honor to m any will d ate events. T hough not
then he m ight have m ade it home
light and power service had not been
but he w aited for b rea k fa st and the M arshal F erd in an d Foch, of France, as grizzled as his pictu res show him, all th e allied countries. And finding
restored in that section and it was
m
yself
am
ong
those
live
forces,
these
snow was falling at th e rate of th ree probably th e highest ran k in g arm y th e "fig h ter" is plainly stam ped on
en erg etic people 1 again wish to pay so badly dam aged In th e sleet storm
inches per h o u r and by th e tim e he
th e m a rsh a l’s countenance. Beneath
th a t very little m ore could be b ro k
was ready to m ake th e s ta r t it was officer in th e w orld, a t a b an q u et in it all he has a friendly and peaceful my lastin g respects and g ra titu d e to
th e people of P o rtlan d and to the en or torn down.
nearly two feet deep. A fter a foot or the M ultnom ah H otel last night. appearance.
W. L. Crlssey of Bull R un said th e
people of O regon.”
two of ju st soft snow, a lig h t frozen Over 500 covers w ere laid and w ith
In his sh o rt talk M arshal Foch
T he esco rt of honor was ten O re wind was te rrib le in th a t n eig h b o r
6hot snow began.
It was called o ut a question, it was one of th e told th e people th a t th e victory m ight
hood and th a t a n u m b er of trees fell
"tapioca snow ” , but Mr. R a k er said it m ost colorful banquets ever given in have been pushed much fu rth e r, gon v eteran s who had won disttn-
and m any branches w ere broken off.
was even finer and m ore lik e sago. P o rtlan d . A large percentage of th e had it been wished, but to w hat end. guished crosses on th e fro n t. Among
T his run from the hillsides in ju st th e diners w ere in uniform , w ith ' here It was not only th e unity of th e fight them was S ergeant Ross E. Read, He did not notice any serio u s dam age
sam e way th a t sand does when one an d th e re one clad in evening dress. ers, but of all th e people th a t brought Com pany D, F irs t E ngineers, who is .done between his hom e and G resham .
Mrs. J. C. Shultz w ent to Bull
well kpow n here, and was form erly
sifts it th ro u g h th e fingers w here
T he whole th ro n g rose to its feet on ab o u t th e victory. W hile conditions
R un T h u rsd ay m orning expecting to
ever th e re was a steep slope o r w here th e arriv al of th e m arsh al and his a re not as satisfacto ry as they could an em ployee of th e O utlook office.
retu rn In th e aftern o o n b ut fo u r
it could run it piled up as steep d istinguished party, and th e applause be, the sam e unity of sen tim en t by
Among th e G resham ites who a t
larg e trees fell across th e Bull Run
slides as snow could m ake. T he up was deafening, as was also th e case all th e people th a t won th e victory tended th e b an q u et were, W. F .
per slopes are bare only th e low er when H anford MacNiden, N ational will w ork to th e end of rem edying H oney, Jo h n Honey, Chase E. St. railro ad trac k and th e re was no car
service east of C o ttrell a fte r noon.
valleys full of snow which piled up C om m ander of th e Am erican Legion, conditions now. In closing he said, C lair and A. Meyers.
She said residents of th e Bull Run
like sand o r like flour from a sifte r
T he day closed w ith a public ad section did not rem em b er a worse
la te r in th e evening introduced th e "I find myself now am ongst th e peo
which piled as high and steep as it
d istinguished guest and he rose to ple of Oregon, who sen t to F ran ce dress in th e Armory.
storm . T he Bull Run neighborhood
will stand and th en slides to th e bot
is usually free from wind sto rm s and
tom again.
DAIRYMEN
HAVE
LIVE
| when G resham and vicinity is shlver-
MRS.
H.
C.
LARSEN
WRITES
M
EN
S
MEETING
AT
C onditions on th e highw ay are be-1
MEETING THURSDAY Ing in icy blasts of east wind nil will
OF FLORIDA CLIMATE
THE METHODIST CHURCH
yond description Mr. R a k er states.
be calm and q u iet th ere. Evidently
He said he did not believe th a t th e
The revival m eetings a t th e M. E.
Mrs. H. C. L arsen, who is spend
About 75 dairym en from M ultno they suffered as severely in th is
highw ay could be opened un til Bpring.
Coming Events of Local
church will continue th ro u g h next m ah and C lackam as counties g ath ered storm as did th e local com m unity or
Above B ridal Veil th e re is no ice ing th e w in ter in F lo rid a, has w rit
Interest.
at th e g ran g e hall to discuss th e even w orse due to th e am ount of
but the d rifts are imm ense, reaching ten of h er long trip from G resham t > week. T here is a rising tid e of in
E dgar S. K indley, hum orist-lec stra ig h t back from th e riv er tp th e St. Cloud. She was on th e way 117 te re st th a t prom pts th e planning of league situ atio n which has been dis sta n d in g tim ber.
closed by th e recent call of the d i
In Powell V alley a n u m b er of
tu re r, th e th ird n um ber of th e Cad-
base of th e cliffs in some places. T el hours and 30 m inutes and says th a t th ree big services for next Sunday. recto rs for a vote as to w hether or
sm all b u ild in g s w ere tu rn e d over,
m ean Lyceum course, to be given
ephone poles are buried in m any she saw m any large w heat, corn, and A big service for men only will tak e not to liq u id ate at th e m eeting an 0|^ b arn on th e P. A. Johnson
S aturday, Decem ber 3, a t Union
places and som e tim es only th e cross cotton fields and hund red s of tons of place a t 3 :0 0 o'clock in th e a fte r
called for Decem ber 6.
j piace collapsed and a la rg e tre e in
High school aud ito riu m u nder the
pieces of 30 foot poles a re visable. beets piled up for sugar. She passed noon. A m ale chorus, plenty of s tir
S pirited discussion prevailed fo u le yar(| a , th e hom e of Mrs. A. A.
auspices of th e stu d e n t body and T he longer th is snow stan d s th e h a rd gold m ines, coal mines,, iron foun
ring songs, and live topics for dis th e e n tire aftern o o n and Interest is Nordbloom fell w ith a crash,
th e g u ara n to rs.
er and firm er it becomes. Being on dries. She is now in the land w here cussion will m ake th is m eeting of keen but m any expressed disappoint-
j n p o rt | a nd num ero u s plate glass
0
th e north side of th e riv er it is late pineapple fields, orange, banana vital in te re st to th e men of G resh
m ent th a t no m ore definite solution windows were broken, electric light
The P leasant Home B aptist L a
when the sun gets any action on th e and g ra p e fru it groves are plentiful. am , and th e com m unity.
dies' Aid bazaar and chicken sup
of th e problem was offered.
signs broken and tw isted. Signs of
per will be held F rid ay , Decem snow and th e q u an tities of snow keep She speaks of th e “ lovely g ardens
T he officers and teach ers of th e
T h ere was a stan d in g vote taken v ar)oua kinds fell Into th e stre e ts
ber 2 at th e church.
the te m p eratu re low so th a t it is and a lot of fru it th a t I d o n ’t know Sunday school are w orking h ard for as to those who w ere w illing to hold an(j ,n Horap section th e w alks w ere
0
difficult to tell when th e highw ay can th e nam es of b ut th a t I eat and call an atten d a n ce of 200 next Sunday. th e league to g e th e r and th e re were a ■ ro pP(, o ff ant| p ed etrlan s had to w alk
T ro u td ale L adies’ Aid C h rist be restored to norm al.
it good.” She also rem ark s about T he classes a re falling in to line for very good ^n u m b er who w ere ready j jn t j,e „ trfiets.
m as b azaar and chicken pie su p
Mr. R aker said th e re was no tr u th a v ariety of n u t trees.
a 100 per cent atten d an ce, and new to stan d . A n u m b er raised th e ir!
per on Decem ber 3.
L a u re lh u rst p ark was severely
in the reported th efts on th e highway
F rien d s h ere will be d elighted to ad d itio n s to m ake th e goal, o r even hands In favor of th e m otion
0
dam
aged as 40 of th e fine firs, for
‘‘B rid g et’s In v estm en t” and "A
as in m ost cases th e cars would have know th a t she is gaining u n d er tne go beyond it.
w
ere
not
enough
In
favor
to
stand
which
th e p ark is noted, w ere broken
P erplexing S itu atio n ” two plays to be dug o u t of snow’ and ice before effects of th e w onderful clim ate. She
Miss Eva T acheron will lead the Only one man stood In favor of the off from plght to flf, PPn feet from
which will be given by th e young
anything could be tak en . Ow ners in w rites "I d o n 't th in k I have felt as E pw orth L eague devotional services
proposition to liq u id ate.
Probably ,
ground. Many o th e rs were ser-
people of th e Zion Evangelical
m ost cases took off m any p arts be well in two years. I stop to th in k in th e study of Life Service Plans.
one-half or m ore did not reg ister a |ougiy dam aged.
church a t M etzger’s hall, Decem fore leaving th eir cars.
and w onder if it is me o r someone
T he pastor, Rev. A. S. Hisey will vote e ith e r way.
i j n Salem th e glass dom e of th e
ber 9, a t 8 o’clock. T here will be
Seven men w ere lodged at th e W at else.”
preach both m orning and evening.
T he W ashington county delegation cap lto | building was blown In and
o th e r num bers on th e program .
son T oggenberg Goat ranch In a
Topic for the m orning, "C lear the is anxious to keep th e organization for ( |,e first tim e, th e flags on th e
0
rough cam p larg e enough for two. JOHNSON CREEK HAS
W ay.” F o r evening, "A R eason in ta c t b ut a re equally anxious
A concert given by the P ortlan d
! suprem e co u rt b u ilding w ere low ered,
SOME FINE TROUT able R eligion."
E xposition Q u artet u n d er auspices Snow run into th e house from th e o u t
m ain tain a m ore d irect supervision | Oregon City, V ancouver, Canby,
of th e G resham Masonic Lodge, side and m ade piles as high as th e
Mr. Isaacs and Mrs. Rennison are over th e affairs of th e organization. G rants Pass and m any points along
A n u m b er of local people have
W ednesday, December 7.
door knobs. On th is ranch are 64
proving them selves to be both help
T he final vote comes Decem ber 6 the coast rep o rted dam age by wind
been
fishing
for
tro
u
t
In
Johnson
B azaar and en te rta in m e n t giv head of registered m ilk goats of th e creek lately and have cau g h t som “ ful and in sp irin g In th e ir leadership
H eavy rain s followed
Subscribe now for th e O utlook and and floods.
T oggenberg strain . Many of th ese
of th e singing. Mr. Isaacs is a solo
en by R ebekah Lodge a t Boring
the sto rm of wind.
fine
specim
ens.
T
he
high
w
ater
has
y
o
u
r
P
o
rtlan
d
Daily.
I. O. O. F . hall on S atu rd ay even are high grad e registered stock, a been of ad v an tag e to th e fishermen ist whom you will w ant to hear. He
num ber of which hold records of
will sing every evening, as well as
ing, December 3.
and a n u m b er of 15 and 16 inch fish
honor as producers.
lead th e congregations in a splendid
have been tak en out.
The P leasan t Home M ethodist
Those who are fishing should ie service of song.
Live C hristm as P resent.
L adies’ Aid bazaar will be held
W hy not buy a live C hristm as m em ber th a t th e 10-lnch lim it is on O ut,ook & DaiIy O regonian .... »6 35
on Decem ber 16
Chicken
pie
In about 12 days the big Holiday Number of the Outlook
p resent?
I have a few b eautiful from Decem ber 1 to A pril 15 and
su p per will be served and a short
O utlook. Dally and Sunday
H artz
M ountain
R oller canaries
will
appear. It will be fully up to the high standard set in
program given.
8.00
O regonian
which I will let go at a very reason should w atch o ut th a t they are not
the
past.
It will contain messages to the people, stories for
tem
pted
to
keep
any
less
th
an
ten
The G resham Queen E sther C ir able price if tak en before C h rist
mas. Mrs. Jessie Cathey, phone 97. inches. T he tro u t season closed APPEAL MADE FOR
the children, announcements of the merchants, and many
cle will hold a bazaar on Dec. 17.
NEAR HOME RELIEF news stories and community items.
0
T h u rsd ay in all stream s n ot effected
Old Fashioned Dance.
W illing W o rk e r’s society of
by
tide
w
ater
but
Johnson
creek
like
A dance, the old fashioned kind,
' An appeal has been made to
Watch for it.
C ottrell com m unity church a n th a t everybody can enjoy in Metz th e W illam ette in to which it em pties
the
Outlook
by
the
m
other
of
Advertise in it.
nounce bazaar and program for
g e r’s hall S atu rd ay , December 10. is In the la tte r class, ’so Ashing is
Admission 35 cents. All welcome. perm issable th e y ear round b u t th-»
Decem ber 9.
six children for heavy garm ents
Order a copy mailed as a Christmas Remembrance to
Security Benefit A ssociation.— Adv.
from which she can make w int
your friends.
10-inch lim it will be enforced.
One of th e sta te gam e w ardens ii
er clothing for the little ones.
m aking his home in G resham and is
Clothing for a tiny baby is also
under a u th o rity to m ake arrests.
needed.
This com m unity has always
RELATIVES OF LOCAL
given generous response to ap
PEOPLE ARE KILLED
peals for help for Portland
Every Night at 7 :30, Saturday Excepted
One copy of the Multnomah County Farmers Directory
charitable institutions, for China
F ra n k and Bernice Ja ck , cousins
and
the
Near
E
ast
Relelf.
and
'will
be given free to paid up subscribers—while the supply
of A ttorney C G. Schneider and
the Outlook believes th a t thia
INAPPY
FERMONS
A LBERT 8. HISEY, Pastor.
I lasts. It is useful. You will appreciate it.
| nephew and niece of D. D. Jack , were
m other, near a t band, will not
iTIRRING
\O N G S
THOS. E ISAACS, Song L eader.
am ong those killed on Novem ber 30
ask In vain for assistance.
FGME HANDLzHAKES
Present this coupon at the Outlook office or enclose it
RHODA RENNI8EN. Plantat.
at Red Bluffs. C alfom ta, when a
Parcels
may
be
delivered
to
with
five cents in stamps for mailing cost.
S outhern Pacific train stru ck a school
Mra. C. T. Cheek, Section Line
bus carry in g 16 high school children,
road and Taylor avenue or m ail
killing 12 of them and In ju rin g th e
WARM UP
Name ...
ed to her a t Box 65, Route A,
TH E HEART
o th ers. Gill Jack, fa th e r of th e vic
m.
Gresham.
Oregon
tim s, was a form er resident of O re
Address
gon.
One of the m ost in terestin g exper
iences th a t has come to th e attention
of th e O utlook since th e big storm of
T hanksgiving week is th a t of W. S.
R aker, b ro th er of C. I. R aker, who is
know n to a num ber of G resham peo
ple. Mr. R aker had th e unique and
th rillin g experience of bringing to
G resham and to his hom e in P o rtlan d
his Ford sedan w hich was snowed in
ab o u t 1
miles w est of Bonneville.
W ith an o th e r m an, who owned a
F o rd coupe, and also a railro ad man
who understood the block signals,
th e cars w ere bro u g h t under th e ir
own pow er from a point n ear Bonne-
V ile to P o rtlan d none th e worse for
Stear.
T he trip was m ade on th e O. W.
R. & N. railro ad right-of-w ay, and
th e autos were driven down the
track . T he two cars sta rte d about
5 :30 T hursday m orning and reached
B riday Veil about 7:3 0 w ith no m is
haps and only one blow out which oc
cu rred on th e coupe. Mr. R ak er ad
m its it was a foolhardy th in g to do
and is not at all su re he would try it
again but it was a th rillin g experi
ence and since it ended in th e rig h t
way he is glad he m ade th e attem pt.
A bout a week ago Mr. R aker came
to P o rtlan d and then w ent back to
ta k e his ca r out, expecting to drive it
to B onneville end bring it o u t on the
steam er Teal.
A rriving th e re he
found th a t he could not get th e car
o ut onto th e highw ay and to the dock
in tim e to catch th e steam er th a t was
m aking its last trip. T he steam er
th a t was tak in g its place could not
carry cars. The only o th e r chance
was digging a road th ro u g h d rifts
an d snow up to six and eight
Betw een leaving his
feet deep.
c a r at Bonneville for the bal
ance of th e w inter and shoveling a
road out to the dQcks Mr. R aker
chose the th ird com ing out over th e
railro a d right-of-w ay.
T he o th e r
salesm an decided to m ake the trip
also and th e two men w ith a railroad
m an who w anted to come to P ortlan d
looked up train schedules and found
th a t th e re was very little chance of
a train thro u g h on T hursday m orn
ing. T he bridge at H erm an creek
was out and the w ork tra in had gone
up th e re w ith a crew’ to rep a ir th e
bridge, no o th e r tra in s were run n in g
except th e local w hich was not due
u n til 8 to 9 o ’clock.
A fter g ettin g on to th e railw ay
FOCH IS GIVEN BIG
RECEPTION IN CITY
B ig Christmas (Outlook is doming
Revival Meetings Now in Progress
At Gresham Methodist Church
Christian Friendship Meeting for
Men Only Sunday at 3 p.
FARMERS DIRECTORY— FREE!