Gresham outlook., December 06, 1921, Image 1

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W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. 81
BERRY GROWERS
HAVE GOOD YEAR
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH JDOUNTY, OREGON
GRESHAM MAN IS HURT
IN RAILROAD ACCIDENT
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1921
JERE’S EXACTLY WHAT ARMAMENT CONFERENCE LOOKS LIKE
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
GRESHAM ASSIGNED
INFANTRYCOMPANY
D. G ard n er of G resham is in Sst.
in c en t’s hospital in P o rtlan d suffer-
I ¡ng from a broken leg as an indirect
T he B erry G row ers Packing com- ! | result of th e collision on th e O. W. R.
The 96th Division will be o rg an ­
pany had a splendid m eeting Monday & N roa(, near c „11Io la8t w, ek . He
ized in Oregon.
a t M etzger’s hall when about 70 per also had a severe scalp w ound b u t
The m ilitary q u o ta fo r M ultno-
cent of th e 400 shares w ere repra- ■ considers him self lucky to have es-
{
mah
county is 6592 and of th e 15 or
sented. I t was voted to increase th e j caP®d d eath
Mr. G ard n er w ith his wife w ere re ­
j 20 in fan try com panies which will be
cap ital stock front $10,000 to $25.-
tu rn in g front n ea r P arm a, Idaho,
| organized in this county. G resham
000.
w here they have lived fo r several
i has been assigned com pany "G .” The
W hile th e re was a splendid repre- m onths, to th e ir hom e in G resham .
j assignm ent of locations for th e var-
se n tatio n of m em bers, betw een 4 0 They were on th e next tra iir follow ­
j ious u nits of the 96th division was
ing
th
e
one
w
hich
was
w
recked
and
and 50 being present, it was a r e ­
made by a board of officers and ap ­
m ark ab ly harm onious m eeting and but for a delay in th e han d lin g of
proved by the com m anding general.
th
eir
baggage
would
have
been
on
|
not a d issen tin g vote was cast to any
T he m ilitary policy provided for
th a t tra in . Luck seems to have been
of th e m otions made.
I by congress contem plates th e o rg an ­
with
them
,
for
th
e
ir
train
was
th
e
T he by-laws of th e organization
ization of o u r m ilitary forces into
were adopted by th e stockholders la st to cross th e bridge a t A rlington
one harm onious, w ell-balanced, and
before
it
w
ent
o
u
t
on
account
of
th
e
• with only a few m inor changes.
effective arm y, th e arm y of the
T he ann u al m eeting of th e asso- flood. They were held up from early
U nited S tates, consisting of th e reg ­
ciation was changed from th e first ' u,or,ll»K « " til n ig h t by wreck ahead
T his photograph was taken while the armament conference in W ashington was in session and with
u
la r arm y, th e n atio n al g u ard when
M onday in D ecem ber to th e first
‘kem an<1 d u rin g th e day Mr.
all the delegates in their seats around the rectangular table, the secretaries and stenographers being in
in th e service of th e U nited S tates,
G
ard
n
er
w
ent
o
u
t
to
secure
food.
Monday in April. T he m eeting place
the center. T he num bers m ark the most prominent delegates present, as follows: (1) Admiral Kato, (2)
and organized reserves, including the
Prince Tokugaw a, both of Jap an ; (3) Ambassador Jusserand, (4) Delegate Viviani, (5) Preniier Briand.
is to be in G resham . This change is W hile w alking on th e railro ad track
officer's reserve corps nnd th e e n list­
all
of
France;
(6)
Senator
Underwood,
(7)
Elihu
Root,
(8)
Senator
Lodge,
(9)
Secretary
Hughes,
of
the
he
was
stru
ck
by
an
engine
which
was
m ade because of th e m a rk e t cond!
U nited States: (10) A rthur Balfour, (11) Ambassador Geddes, of Great Britain; (12) Sir Robert Bor­
ed reserve corps.
tions which m akes it im possible to i m ov' nÇ backw ard and which he neith-
den. C.ipada; (13) Spinivosa' Sastre. of India: (14) Delegate Schanzer, of Italy.
T he mission of th e O rganized R e ­
er
heard
nor
saw.
He
th
rew
up
his
give a full financial rep o rt a t th e De­
serves Is to provide a train ed , o rg a n ­
hand
and
cau
g
h
t
a
brak
e
rod
to
which
cem ber m eeting w hen all of the
ized, and balanced force w hich may
SONS OF VETERANS CAMP
canned products are not sold.
By he clung u n til th e engine cam e to a
IS ORGANIZED HERE be readily expanded and developed
A pril everything will be closed and st01’ ^ ut
" as cal,8 ht in such a
into an ad eq u ate w ar com ponent of
way
as
to
break
th
e
bones
ju
st
above
th e books can be p u t into b e tte r
Boss Camp No 2, Sons of V eterans I the arm y of th e U nited S tates to m eet
th
e
ankle.
He
rode
on
a
stre
tc
h
e
r
in
shape for the incom ing board of di­
was organized S aturday evening r t j any ’’injor em ergency req u irin g th e
rectors. T he board of d irectors w i l l th e baggage ca r th e rest of th e jo u r­
ney,
w
ith
Mrs.
G
ard
n
er
beside
him
to
the G range Itali. T here were th e re- use of troops in excess of those of
be elected two for th re e years and
The
P
o
rtlan
d
Exposition
q
u
a
rte
t,
|
will
be
heard
to
ad
vantage
in
solos,
as
q
u | re)j n um ber of applicants present !
R eg u ,ar Arm y 1,11,1 tl,e N ational
give
w
hat
relief
was
possible.
H
e
is
th re e for two years on a lte rn a te
m eetings, this m ethod insu rin g th a t reported to be doing well a t th e ap earin g in th e Masonic hall on Wed- well as in th e ensem ble num bers. I and th e c h a rte r was signed and G uard.
The O rganized Reserves are th e
nesday next, u n d er th e auspices o f , Mias Vera G ertrude Shaver has i
at least two m em bers of th e old J hospital,
th ird com ponent of the arm y of the
th e M asonic fra te rn ity , are not only j pleasing p erso n ality , and possesses to j cIoBed at th is m eeting,
board will be retain ed each year on
T hose who are c h a rte r m em bers United States.
finished an d cu ltu red vocalists, but a m arked degree g rea t a rtistic taste,
the new' board to give th e value of FAIR ASSOCIATION WILL
The R egular Army and the N ation­
HAVE FIVE DIRECTORS each m em ber of th e o rg an izatio n <s
The basgo Mr w illia n l F rage,. are E. E. C hipm an, J. E. M etzger,
th e ir experience and know ledge to
al G uard may be em ployed sep arately
also
an
in
stru
m
e
n
ta
list
of
no
m
ean
R
obertson,
who
spent
a
n
um
ber
o
'
th e board.
Isaac Leland, D. S. Johnson, W. R.
The M ultnom ah county fa ir asso ­
o r to g eth er In m inor and in m ajo r
B ert E. Boice of T ro u td ale, and J ciation a t a m eeting of its sto ck h o ld ­ ability. Most of th e m em bers will seasons w ith the H enry W. Savage B utler, C. E. B ram hall. D ew itt C
em ergencies, b u t th e O rganized Re­
be
new
to
a
G
resham
audience,
a
l­
D. H utchison of P o rtlan d were elect­ ers Monday aftern o o n a t the city
G rand Opera Com pany, has an ex-1 Rogg j w R
n o Rut, F li serves co n stitu te purely a w ar force
ed a t M onday’s m eeting to fill th e hall, voted to reduce th e n u m b er of though th e ten o r, Mr. Geo. D. In- tensive operatic rep erto ire, a splen-
places of E ugene Chiodo and W. F. d irectors from 15 to 5. T his action g ram , will be rem em bered as th e m u - . did voice which he know s how to K n ,erle,u ' R obert K nierlem E d g ar 1,0,1 can he em ployed only In th e
event of
of a a n atio n al em ergency de­
C. E. Metz- ¡event
Robinson whose term s had expired. has been contem plated for some tim e sical d irec to r who produced the m in- uge> and an a r tigtic way of p u ttin g 1 ° Sm ith. F re d
|
? congress.
T he o th e r d irectors a re D. E. Towle, but th e re was much discussion an a strel show , staged by tfce W oodm en hlg num ber8 o v er, whleh a88ureg htg « erran d u w T horne.
The
cam
p
was
nam
ed
for
M.
A
I
One
of
th ® im p o rta n t fea tu re s it.
W. D. L indem an and H. G. Andrew . practically th e e n tire aftern o o n was of th e W orld here la st year. He has i hearers a m easure of en jo y m en t eel-
Ross,
an
old
resid
en
t
of
G
resham
;
connection
with th e new reserve
also
appeared
h
ere
in
an
e
n
te
rta
in
-
dom
equalled.
T he rep o rt of business show ed th a t spent before th e final vote was tak en
and th e one fo r whom th e local G.A. m ovem ent Is to provide for th e mo-
by M ultnom ah Camp 77.
,
, ,
p ractically all pools w ere closed ex­ w ith 997 sh a re s vo tin g for five di­ m ent given
.
.
, . . . ,
,
rh e whole evening s program R. cam p is nam ed.
1 hillzatlon of u n its in tim e of n ational
of m usical sketches, and
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cept th e rasp b erry pool. T he finan- rectors and 462 sh ares voting fo r a . in a series
. ,
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,
,
i should prove to be one of th e m ost
C. A. W illiam s of P o rtlan d acted 1' ‘n,,' r8ency ra th e r th an of Individuals
by
special
req
u
est,
he
is
going
to
I
.
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rep o rt was accepted w ith everyone continuance of 15 d irecto rs as has
, ,
,
,
pleasing and satisfying, ever wit- as tem porary com m ander of th e 1,8 was ‘he case in th e Inte war.
a m usical m onologue in con-
. , ...
,
feeling th a t it had been a very suc­ been th e custom since th e fa ir was present
. . .
... ..
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nessed In th is com m unity.
m eeting un til th e local officers w ere!
P lans recently approved by th e
Junction
w
ith
th
e
ap
p
earan
ce
of
th
e
. . . .
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cessful year, one w hich had sta rte d organized.
r.
. .
The accom panist, Mrs. A lvina elected us follow s: C. E. B rainha'I. W ar D epartm ent provide for th e or-
E
xposition
Q
u
artet.
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..
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,
,
o u t in a m ost discouraging fashion
A n um ber were in fav o r of nine
.
Eckes K now lton, has acted in th is ca
and ended in a good su b sta n tia l suc­ d irectors instead of 15 b u t this m o­
T he soprano, Miss G eorgia Bald- p arity w ith fam ous soloists of the com m ander; J. E. M etzger, senior , K anlzation of th re e divisions and cer-
cess.
» in , has a voice of b rillian t lyric East, with choral and o rch e stral or- vice com m ander; D. S. Johnson ‘aln Corps, Army and O. H. Q.
tion was lost.
Junior vice com m ander; cam p coun- ‘ mop* of ‘h e O rganized R eserves In
Tw elve men w ere nam ed for direc- q n ality, coupled w ith a ch arm in g ganizations, and with ch am b er trios
cil, D C. Ross, F ran k K nierlem and th e N inth Corps Area, th e Corps A rea
GOSPEL TEAM SPECIAL
to rs and th e five receiving th e high- p ersonality, and h er solo num bers P(C > and her sym pathetic m usician-
F E A T U R E O F M E E T IN G S est nu m b er of votes w ere elected as will be looked fo rw ard to w ith eag- ship, coupled w ith a rtistic Interpre- Cecil M etzger; B. W. T horne, secre- C om m ander Is charged with th e exe-
ta ry ; W. R. B utler, tre a su re r.
cutlon of these plans.
~ ~ ,
. . . .
■ follow s: H. A. Lewis 1453 votes, erness.
ta tio n , m akes h er w ork w ith th e
The th ree divisions are th e 91st,
One
of
th
e
m
em
bers
was
given
th
e
ehTrcl ar
Theo. B rugger H 0 1 . T. J. K reu d er • The co n tra lto of th is fam ous quar- q u a rte t stan d o ut in a b rillian t m an-
church are proving p opular and the 1O56 votp|j T R HowRt g
in itiatio n in o rd er th a t th e local 96th and 104th. T he 91st division
te t is possessed of a b eau tifu l voice ’ ner.
,
cam p m ight learn th e w ork. T he Is to be organized in C alifornia wltn
c o n X l, .
ngh n,P8.S8ge\ ?
F ran k H elney 829’ O thp™ nom inat- of g re a t richness and w arm th , and
T he program is as follow s:
congenial atm osphere Is m aking it a e „ were w E Tow n. en(, „ L W a,_
electric lights failed a t th e close oi h ea d q u arte rs a t San F rancisco, th e
1. (a ) Exposition 3ong— "In 1925” ................................................ Know lton th e Initiation and th e balance of the 96th Division in W ashington, Ore-
IsssL
T a
, T T r
r a d ' J A K ru ® ^ ' R 1 A nderson.
(b> The Bells of St. M ary's
.................
Adams m eeting was postponed u n til tlliB j Kon and A laska with h ea d q u arte rs a t
Isaacs, th e song leader, is inspiring ,,
„
,
.
. ®
R- Gill, F re d C rane and Jo h n Sleret.
(c) Now th e N ight (S ex tette from Lucia I........
D onnizettl com ing S atu rd ay evening, Decem ber 1>or‘lan<l, ‘ho 104th Division in Mon-
„ / s i
, 7 ‘ng S° " gS’ , h
“" / I
T h® vo,Pfi for ‘ h e - >a “ e r »«"<»-
Exposition Q u artet
ta n a, Idaho, W yom ing, U tah and
and old. Sunday evening th e m ain da ,es rangpd froffl
33g
2. (a ) Sognai ...................................................... .......................................... Schlra 10, when th e o rganization work will
N evada with h e a d q u a rte rs a t Salt
church au d ito riu m was filled.
J
be
com
pleted.
(b> An Open Secret .................................................. ......................W oodman
,
. . . I on,y "v e votes difference betw een
T he m eetings a re continuing th is j Cran6f Andergon and 0 „
Miss G eorgia Baldwin
At th e close of th e m eeting S a tu r­ Lake City.
T he Corps, Army and O. H. Q.
week and a special fe a tu re will be a
3. (a ) P ilg rim C horus from I L o m b ard i................................................. Verdi day evening
refresh m en ts
w ere
(b ) N ightingale and th e R ose............................................................ L ehnert served w ith th e aid of candles for troops are to be organized In the
gospel team , of young people from
HIGH NCHtNM, NOTES.
Exposition Q u artet
P o rtlan d ,
w hich
will assist In
lig h t and good n a tu re for difficulties. Corps A rea at large. Among these
4. Duo (a ) T he Passage Birds F arew ell...............................................H iidach
th e m eetings on F rid a y evening.
By PRIN. ROY CANNON.
Among
th e 25 o r m ore visitors from are 90 com panies of coast artillerv
( b) A Dusky L u lla b y .................. .............. ..............................G ilberte
which will be organized in th e Coast
These young people from th e E pw orth
P
o
rtlan
d
was Ju d g e Morrow.
Report- books fo r th e second six
Misses Baldwin and Shaver
Leagues of P o rtlan d are well w orth weeks will be se n t o ut a t th e close or
All sons and g randsons of veteran« sta te s. O ther troops in th is group
5. T h ree L ittle Songs:
(a ) The Brow nies ..................... ....................................... Leoni-Stebbfns are eligible to m em bership in th is o r­ include tine a rtille ry regim ent (155
h earin g and have a m essage w hich j th e week ending D ecem ber 16.
(b ) O H ush Thee My B abie.................. ............................................ Sullivan ganization.
m m .) one m o to r draw n a rtille ry reg ­
will in spire young and old. Life, in-
We a re try in g to convince th e high
(c) L ittle Cotton Dolly..........................................
Geibei
im ent (240 mm, H o w itzer), one a r ­
sp iratio n , devotion and pep ch aracter- school stu d e n ts th a t th e world offers
Exposition Q uartet
The sale of 1921 Red Cross C h rist­ tillery regim ent (A n ti-A irc ra ft), and
ize E pw orth L eague gospel team s and 1100 fo r th e “ b raw n ” w hile it offers
6. M usical Sketch .......................................................................................... Ingram
mas seals is now in progress th ro u g h ­ u nits of th e Air Service, E ngineer
they ra d ia te joy and happiness of th e ! $1,000 fo r th e “ b ra in ” of th e ln a;-
Mr. G eorge Daniel Ingram
h ig h e st type.
vidual.
7. (a ) Gipsy C horus from Bohem ian G irl........................................... Balfe o ut th e sta te . T he work In M ultno­ Corps, Signal Corps, Q u arte rm a ste r
(b ) Soldiers Song from N o rm a ...............................................D icks-Bellini mah county o u tsid e th e city of P o rt­ Corps (m o to r and an im al tra n sp o rt
M A S O N IC T n n n » --------
LyIe LeRoy Qulck
and H e‘en
E xposition Q u artet
S 0 N I?NSTALLS OFFICERS
M° ° re C° me ‘° US fr° m Sandy H,gh
land Is In th e hands of th e M u ltn o -Ian d R em ount Service) and Medicnr
mah County Public H ealth associa­ Corps.
in to !A L L S * U f M U L K b 8(.hool and W ashington High school
tion, of which Mrs. L. A. H arlow of
F airview Lodge No. 92 A.F A A M ., re8PectiveIy.
W atch for my ad In th e next issue.
T
ro u td ale Is chairm an.
held its annuql election and installa-
Ttle men8 gym nasium class, which
Guy I». Jones, Jew eler.— Adv.
tlon of officers last week. The Install- m eets each Monday n ig h t, is enjoy-
T he young people of th e Zion ing playlets en titled "B rid g e t's In­
tlon was conducted by P ast M aster ln* 8ome 8P>endtd gym nasium work.
Wm. H. Stanley, assisted by Past The cla8S con8i8t8
‘he follow ing Evangelical church have planned for vestm en t” and a "P erplexing S itu a­
a high class e n te rta in m e n t fo r F ri­ tio n ” , th e la tte r being a tw o-act
'M a s te r M ilton Fox as m arshal. A fter m em ber8:
th e in stallatio n a b o u ntiful chicken
George Lane. E. D. R ak er, W. A. day evening, Decem ber 9, at 8 p. m.. comedy.
This prom ises to be one of th e In-
pie su p p er was served by the L adies’ ! InKli8’ A’
“ en Ksteter, J. F. Jones in M etzger's hall. T he program will
Aid society.
Roy A nicker, Joe P eak , H. R. Geb- consist of m usical num bers by the i te re stln g events of th e season and a
The Outlook is putting forth every effort to make the
T he officers Installed and elected ^ a rd t, ( . M. Q uicksall, W m . Booth, Misses F rie d a and K ath e rin e Bratzel good atten d an ce is assured as peo-
coming Christmaa number one of the beat of the many
were as follow s:
Lyle W ln‘ers, A. C. S hagren, O. Q. and th e Missek P earl R uegg and pie are alw ays in terested in home
W orshipful M aster, M orris B. Me- i M ,,ler’ J R ’ H o a rr’ W a lter Sweek, H ilda Byers, as well as tw o in te r e s t- 1 ta le n t plays.
issued in the past. It will be replete with stories, illus­
ft
PROGRAM
Ginnls.
!w illia m A verill, R. E. C annon, F. W.
trations, Christmas messages and advertisements.
Senior W arden, S tu a rt Thom pson. John8on- T - E slo o P. F ra n k H ale, Plano D uet ............................................................................... ......................... Selected
P earle Ruegg. H ilda Byers
The Outlook force is working hard to make it a rep­ f t
E. G. Q uesinberry, Andrew P ullen,
J u n io r W’arden, Wm. D. F ritz.
Play— "B rid g e t's In v estm en t."
J.
F.
Chiodo,
E.
S
tockton—
a
to
ta
l
oi
resentative issue. The cooperation of our readers is
T re a su re r, D. W. McKay ( re ­
I h ararter* .
ft
tw enty-four.
elected .)
«
asked. Use the Outlook phone 1561 to give locals and
MRS. MORGAN, th e lady of the house
Ida Schrepel
T he class can hnve ad d itio n al m em ­
BRIDGET, th e hired g irl..............................
ft
S ecretary, Wm. H. Stanley ( re ­
.............F rieda R am ser
any news matter you know of that should be in the
bers as thirty-five can be handled
An ag en t who besw indies B rid g et........
Richard H einrich
elected ).
Christmas Outlook.
A boy and a gentlem an.
each nig h t and those enrolled are
ft
Senior Deacon, L. A. Harlow .
Plano Solo...................................... ............................
G avotte by G luck-B rahm s
seldom
ail
present.
Advertising is solicited.
Ju n io r Deacon, H arry Federspiel.
F rieda Bratzel
ft
A fee of $1.50 was fixed by th e Vocal Solo— Out W here th e W est B egins..............................
.................................. Chapm an
Senior Stew ard, Jo h n T. McGinnis.
Correspondence is invited.
K ath erin e B ratzel
Ju n io r Stew ard. Russell C. W ilson cla88 to d efray th e CO8t of » P en n in g
Play— "A P erplexing S itu atio n ” (A rem edy in two acts)
expenses, etc.
M arshall, M ilton I. Fox.
Pastors are invited to extend Greetings to people of
Cast of < lia rsrte rs
C haplain, Geo. P. L um sden.
ft
the community.
W atch fo r my ad in th e next issue.
MR MIDDLETON, who is inclined to be m iserly
Emil Exley
T yler, John S B urns.
Guy D. Jones, Jew eler.— Adv.
MRS MIDDLETON, his p atien t wife
Ida Schrepel
ft
All copy should reach the Outlook early next week.
TOM MIDDLETON, his son
....................
C hris H em rich
JE S S IE MIDDLETON, his eldest d au g h ter
Minnie Schrepel
SUE MIDDLETON, his second d au g h ter
Mabel V alberg
LUCY FAIR, a niece whom he has adopted
Loulee H em rich
MAUD, a friend of th e fam ily
G race lloffm eister
MRS. NO8IE. a neighbor who likes to inv estig ate m ysteries
E rieda Bratzel
ALEXANDER WILSON, Je ssie's young man .......W alter Ram ser
MARY, th e Irish serv an t ............................................F rieda R am ser
Every Night at 7:30, Saturday Excepted
F R iT Z . th e tnan-of-all-w ork
Edw ard Schw edler
One copy of tlie Xlultnomah County I'anners Directory
UNCLE EPITUMAS, “ from way up k en try ", who has come
"deow n to look abeout a sp e ll"........................... Andrew B rugger
will
be given free to paid up subscribers—while the supply
H ealth Officer ............................................................
W alter Schw edler
NAPPY
n ONGS
ALBERT 8 H IS S T , Pastor.
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THOS, E ISAACS, Song L eader.
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RHODA RENNISEN. P ianist.
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F o r reliab le nu rsery stock, place
Why not buy a live C hristm as
an o rd er w ith O. M S prague. $6 p resen t?
I have a few beautiful with five cents in stamps for mailing cost.
F lo rid a stre e t. P o rtlan d , Oregon, H artz , M ountain
R oller canaries
P o rtlan d E p w o rth L e ag u e Gospel T e a m
rep rese n tin g Toppenish N ursery Co which I will let go at a very reason-
WARM u p
C ataiog on request.
able price if tak en before C h rist­ Name ...
F rid a y Eve. Spec'I Y o u n g Peoples Service THE HEART
mas. Mrs. Jessie Cathey, phone 97.
A good list of W ant Ada speaks
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