T W IC E
A
W EEK
Voi. 11, No. 88
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1921
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
MILITARY COMPANY WILL
MASONIC AND STAR
REV. D. Q. BARRY ACCEPTS
WAR TAX ON EXPRESS
WM R. BUTLER DIES
DAIRYMEN VOTE TO
BE ORGANIZED HERE
JOINT INSTALLATION
BAPTIST PASTORATE
WILL BE ELIMINATED
SUDDENLY AT CORBETT
DISBAND ORGANIZATION
G resham has been selected as the
T he jo in t in stallatio n of th e Ma
Rev. David Q. B arry of Bellevue,
Tile public will save approxim ate-
W illiam R ichard B utler died at the
T he Oregon D airym en’s Co-opera
location fo r th e h e a d q u a rte rs com sonic and E astern S tar lodges, held in W ashington, has accepted th e u n a n ly $1,500,000 a m onth as a resu lt of hom e of his uncle, D. G. B utler, at
tive League will disband and its as
pany of the 2d B attalion of Oregon Masonic hall last Tuesday n ig h t, was im ous call to th e p asto rate of th e th e elim ination of th e w ar tax on ex-1 C orbett on W ednesday a fte r an ill-
sets be liquidated as th e re su lt of a
th e federalized m ilitary organization one of th e p leasan test affairs of th e B ethel B aptist church and th e sam e press shipm ents, according to Geo | n#ss la stin g only a few days. He
second vote of th e m em bership which
denom
ination
at
P
leasan
t
Home
and
•for th is d istrict, according to in fo rm lodge year and one long to be rem em
C. T aylor, president of the A m eri had only been ill about a week and was given on T uesday. At th e fo r
will
begin
his
w
ork
on
New
Y
ear's
ation received th is week by C. G. bered by th e m any m em bers and
day.
can Railw ay com pany. An announce was not considered in a serious con m er m eeting th e re was not a s u f
Schneider from Colonel G eorge A. friends present.
dition un til th e la st few days.
Rev.
Mr.
B
arry
wijl
preach
in
m ent to th is effect was m ade today
W hite.
The im pressive Masonic in sta lla
Mr. B u tler's fath e r, R ichard A. ficient n u m b er of votes cast to m ake
G
resham
on
Sunday
m
orning,
ta
k
in
g
T he com pany will be organized tion occupied th e early p a rt of th e
by B urt N o rth ru p , th e local express B utler, is in th e n o rth ern p art of th e election legal alth o u g h th e vote
h ere w ithin th e next few weeks at a evening, followed by th e b eau tifu l in for his text "W atchw ord for th e
C an ad a and will not be here for th e went stro n g ly in favor of liquidation.
This service at 11 o’clock will aKent'
year.
m axim um stren g th of 47. F o r more sta lla tio n service of O rder of E vening
At T uesday’s election th e vote
The “ R evenue Act of 1921" elim fu n eral. T h ere is also one Bister,
th an a year local men have been S tar. A few e n tertain in g num bers follow th e Bible school which con
stood
990 for and 291 against.
in ates the w ar tax of one cent on Mrs. M yrtle Mills of Zillah. W ashing
w orking on th e proposition and it is followed and th e evening closed w ith venes a t 10 a. m.
F. A. Baker, S. A. Sales and I. Con-
ton,
who
survives
him.
H
is
g
ra
n
d
every
tw
enty
cents
and
fractions
At P leasan t Home th e service will
expected th a t a m ilitary com pany an enjoyable banquet.
th ereo f in tran sp o rta tio n charges on p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. B u tler dron w ere chosen tru ste es to ta k e
Ju d g e E arl C. B ronaugh, past be hi th e evening and Rev. Mr. B arry
would be form ed here. T h at G resh
all
express shipm ents. This tax d u r are resid en ts of Fairview . Mr. B u t charge of liquidation. These th ree
am should have th e h ea d q u arte rs g rand m aster of Oregon, was th e in will ta k e for his topic “ P resen t Op
im m ediately will wind up the leag u e’s
ing th e y ear of 1920 am ounted to le r was 22 years of age.
com pany of th e battalio n is consid sta llin g officer for G resham Masonic p o rtu n ities."
business.
Mr.
B
u
tler
has
lived
In
F
airview
$17,502,918.
T
he
average
tran
sp
o
r-
Rev. Mr. L arry and his wife, who
ered a distinct honor by those who Lodge No. 152. Geo. K Innear, past
On th e ru in s of th e old o rg an iza
tatio n charge for each express ship- | until recently when* lie was city re-
a r , in terested.
F o r a nu m b er of m aster of Sellwood lodge and past is said to be a splendid church w ork
tion a new one fo r th e m ark etin g of
m
ent
was
approxim
ately
$1,50
and
|
cor<*®
r
u
n
til
a
tew
weeks
ago
when
m onths men have been signed up for g rand stew ard, acted as in stallin g er, will move h ere in th e n ear fu
th e average w ar tax for each ship- *le resigned his position. H e also dairy products will rise w hich will
th e te n tativ e organization and only a m arshal. The follow ing officers were tu re but definite plans will be m ade
carry forw ard th e program laid
m ent was eig h t cents. T he e lim n a -; waa wel1 know n fo r th e w ork he did
later.
few vacancies rem ain to com plete the installed.
down by th e old league, on a new
The new p asto r sends th e follow tion of th e tax, th erefo re, Mr. T aylor ¡as cow te ste r in th is p a rt of th e co u n
com pany.
W. M., A. F. H am m ar; S. W.. J. E.
and m ore business-like basis.
sta
te
s,
will
v
irtu
ally
am
o
u
n
t
to
a
d
e
-
*
^
-
He
was
a
g
ra
d
u
a
te
of
Union
T he 2d B attalion will have one M etzger; J. W., A. M eyers; treas., ing m essage to th e m em bers and
T his was ind icated w hen 200
crease in rates of a little over five ! H igh School No. 2 of th e class of '19
com pany a t Hood R iver, one at Cot C. J. L un d q u ist; secretary , W. L. friends of th e two churches:
dairym en from various sections of th e
per
cent.
Mr.
T
aylor
believes
th
a
t
and
took
h°st
g
ra
d
u
a
te
w
ork
in
th
e
tage Grove, one at M edford and one C orsage; S. D„ E. W. A ylsw orth; G REETIN G : —
sta te who had g ath ered a t L ibrary
We are facing th e New Y ear to this should have a tendency to stim - si'hool th e follow ing year. He was a
at P o rtlan d , besides the h ea d q u arte rs J. D.. W alter M etzger; S. S., A. W.
geth er, you and I. W ill its burdens u late business and thereby accelerate niem ber of th e Masonic lodge of hall In P o rtlan d to learn th e resu lts
com pany. A lready th e P ortlan d and M etzger; J. S., U. G. S m ith; tyler, be a little lig h ter, its sorrow s a little
the rapidly im proving conditions T ro u td ale and also one of th e c h a rte r of th e election took im m ediate steps
V. Cogswell; chaplain,
Max easier borne, if each is conscious of
Medford com panies are com pleted
m em bers of th e Ross Post, Sons of for the form ation of a new o rg an iza
th
ro u g h o u t the en tire country.
and m ustered in. T he o th e r two com S chneider; m arshal. Geo. F. Honey. th e o th e r’s in te rest and sym pathy?
V
eterans, a t G resham . In th is la tte r tion.
“The A m erican Railw ay Express
Mrs. S. B. H all, past w orthy m a t P erh ap s so. «
panies are being form ed and when
The plan for th e new o rganization
The poet has tru ly said—
com pany handles approxim ately one org an izatio n Mr.- liu tle r was tre a s
th ey are com plete th e h ea d q u arte rs ron, was in stallin g officer fo r th e “ If 1 help you and you help me.
was
th e resu lt of a reso lu tio n in tro
urer.
m illion shipm ents a day o r nearly
com pany will be organized.
The E astern S tar, w ith Mrs. O. A. E a st We both are helped, th a t’s plain to
duced by George A Mansfield, presi
T
he
fu
n
eral
services
will
be
con
fo
u
r
h
undred
m
illion
shipm
ents
see.
com m anding officer of the local com m an as m arshal.
dent of th e Oregon S tate F arm Bu
y ear.” Mr. T aylor goes on to say ducted from th e M ethodist church at
pany will be battalio n a d ju ta n t.
T he follow ing w ere in stalled : And I am su re (and a re not you?)
’Tis w hat o u r Lord would have us do. "T h e elim ination of th e tax will re F airview S atu rd ay aftern o o n a t 2 reau fed eratio n , who was present a t
Ju st how th e officers of th e new w orthy m atron. Mrs. C arrie Pow ell; Then when we do, w e’re su re th a t He
th e g ath erin g . T he resolution pro
lieve th e A m erican Railway Express o’clock by th e Rev. A. S. Hisey. In
com pany will be chosen has not been w orthy patro n , W. R. Jo h n so n ; asso Will help and bless both you and me.
vided for a co m m ittee composed of
te
rm
en
t
will
be
in
th
e
E
vans
cem
e
com
pany
of
an
im
m
ense
am
o
u
n
t
of
sta te d but it is likely th a t th e com ciate m atron, Mrs. M ildred M etzger; I ’m su re my creed will stand it.
th
ree m em bers from each of th e th ree
tery
at
C
orbett
w
here
his
m
o
th
er
is
labor which has been involved in cal
th er;
m issioned officers will be elected and secretary , Mrs. C lara P u lfe r; tre a s Will b ro
d istricts in which th e league has been
yours? If so, w e'll help each cu iatln g , en terin g on w aybills and buried.
recom m ended by th e ir com rades and urer, Mrs. C arrie C am eron; conduct
o p eratin g be nam ed to work o u t the
other.
collection of tax, not to m ention th e
th a t th e non-com m issioned officers ress, Mrs. Em m a S m ith; associate Then deeds and creeds will well
plan.
Co-4»,H'ratj<>n Among D airym en.
expense
of
checking
and
accounting
agree,
will be appointed. Officers will re conductress, Mrs. Amy A ltm an; Ada,
The resolution provided th a t C. L.
L
iquidation
of
th
e
Oregon
D
airy
entailed.
R u th , Mrs. W hen I help you and you help m e.”
ceive pay for th e ir services and men G ertru d e A lexander;
m en’s L eague is to be sim ply th e .p re- Hawley, Oregon sta te dairy and food
In th e sp irit of the above, as pastor
"T
h
e
trea
su
ry
d
ep
artm
en
t
has
re
will be rem unerated according to the Olive E kstro m ; E sther. Mrs. G ertru d e of the B aptist church 1 g reet you,
lim inary to a new o rganization whicli com m issioner and a niem ber of th e
B angs; M artha, Mrs. M innie Ayls- and assu re you of my desire for your quested express c a rrie rs to advise all will profit by th e m istakes of the old. n ational farm b u reu u ’s com m ittee, be
detail or drill w ork which they do.
claim
ants
who
have
claim
s
pending
w ortli; E lecta, Mrs. G ertru d e Schan- success and happiness.
appointed to act in an advisory ca
u san d w ords could not con fo r overcharges, o r who file such The m e rits of co-operation have been
NEW MEMBERSHIP DAY AT
no; chaplain, Mrs. A nna L u n d q u ist; vey A to tho you
m ore of love and sincere claim s a fte r Decem ber 31st, 1921 too well proved for one failu re to pacity. l)r. H ector M cPherson of th e
THE METHODIST CHURCH organist, Mrs. Mabel O tt; m arsh al, desire for th e w elfare of you and
cause ab andonm ent of th e w hole Oregon A g ricu ltu ral College, M ar
Mrs. M adeline E lk in g to n ; w arder. yours th a n I extend to you in th is th a t claim s for refund of tax should system by th e dairym en.
Not all sh all N. D ana and rep resen tativ es of
T he first Sunday of th e year is a
be
filed
sep
arately
on
T
reasu
ry
De
Mrs. E llen R ak er; sentinel, Glenn sim ple token, “ God bless you.”
d
istric
ts
in
Oregon
were
included
in the F arm B ureau and h anking in te r
splendid tim e to renew your relations Bangs.
You are cordially invited to w or p artm en t F orm No. 46, w ith th e Com
th e d isru p ted league, for som e Suc ests were nam ed to m eet w ith this
ship with us.
to the Church and to the Kingdom.
m
issioner
of
In
te
rn
a
l
Revenue
with
Follow ing th e in stallatio n s, Ju d g e
com m ittee.
Your friend and brother,
In k e e p in g 'w ith a long established
in fo u r years from th e tim e tax was cessfully practice th e system in d e
Stapleton was called upon to preside
D. Q. BARRY.
J. S. Aihel of Boring, P. K. Sitton
custom the m orning service will be du rin g a sh o rt program , consisting of
paid, claim being b arred by sta tu te pendent of th e league.
of
Amity and T hom as Roe of G aston
The
caused
of
th
e
o
ld
le
ag
u
e’s
observed by th e reception of new
of lim itatio n s if received a fte r such
G. SCHNEIDER HEAD
piano solo by Miss F lorence Honey,
failu re are not h ard to discover and were chosen as rep rese n tativ es from
tim
e.”
m em bers into th e church and of an violin solo by W. L. Corsage, and
OF LOCAL POST OF A. L.
Zone 1 of the league.
nouncing the tra n sfe r of th e m em sleight-of-hand perform ance by Mr.
Mr. N o rth ru p pointed out th a t as avoid. It was sta rte d on too large
As th e re were only m em bers of th e
At a well atten d ed m eeting of th e th e R evenue Act becomes effective a scale by try in g to cover too wide
bership of others. Many have already A drian.
board
of d irecto rs from th e Clatsop
a
field
in
Its
Infancy.
It
was
in
ad
e
G
resham
Post,
Am
erican
Legion
signified th e ir in tention of beginning
Two long tab les had been spread T uesday, Decem ber 27, th e following Ja n u a ry 1st, 1922, th e tax on all q uately financed and it undertook to d istric t p resen t a t th e g ath erin g , it
th e 'n e w year in th is fitting m anner.
shipm
ents
forw
arded
"p
re
p
a
id
”
on
T he topic of th e m orning serm on in th e la rg e r hall and those p resen t officers were elected for th e com ing or before Decem ber 31st, will be col o p erate too many industries, prob was decided to send an in vitation to
by th e pastor, th e Rev. A. S. Hisey, w ere invited to p a rta k e of a sa tisfy y ear:
lected.
On shipm ents forw arded ably paying too much for them . By th e dairym en In th a t seclon of th e
will be "A ll T hings Made New.” The ing luncheon, consisting of o y ster
C om m ander, C. G. S chneider; vice “collect” and arriv in g on o r a fte r cen trilizatio n It b ro u g h t th e local sta te to appoint a com m ittee of th ree
evening serm on will be evangelistic in soup, w afers, cake and coffee. S hort com m ander, H. I. S m ith; a d ju ta n t, Ja n u a ry 1st, th e tax will not be as- in te rests of d istric ts into conflict. to m eet w ith th e rep resen tativ es of
Add to all th is th e personal enm ities th e o th e r d istric ts for w orking o u t
n atu re , th e topic being "T h e G reat ta lk s were m ade by Ju d g e B ronaugh, II. J. Buzick; tre a su re r, M ilton F o x ; | gessed.
Ju d g e S tapleton, R pv . A. S Hisey, se rg e an t a t arm s, F ra n k S o u th ard ;
and am b itio n s of th e officers, and th e orK anizatlon plan.
R eckoning.”
th e re was plenty of m a teria l .on o rganization plan.
The choir has prepared some excel I A. F . H am m ar, Mrs. C arrie Powell, chaplain, Cecil P ulfer.
JAPANESE
SERVICES
lan d W ill Congdon.
A m eeting of th e new com m ittee
The follow ing were nam ed on th e
len t music for both services. In the
INTEREST MANY which th e leag u e’s enem ies could
work.
was held Im m ediately and a tem por
executive com m ittee: A. W. M etzger,
m orning H. W. S trong and Miss G er
LUMBER YARD IS
Services in th e Jap an ese language
But co-operation in th e farm in g ary o rganization m ade, consisting of
Dr. H. H. H ughes, S. 8. Pugh, Roy
tru d e A lexander will sing "H old
PUT UNDER COVER M cCarter and E. D. R aker.
w ere held at th e F ree M ethodist in d u stry has come to stay, fo r ad- p - K- S itton ch airm an and W illiam
Thou My H and." In th e evening the
T h e next
At th is m eeting it was voted to let church on W ednesday and T hursday verslty has ta u g h t th e farm ers th e B lackm ore, secretary .
choir will ren d e r th e an th em , “ F o r
The Jones L um ber com pany has
get Not All His B enefits.” Mr. S trong expended about $1200 on im prove th e lad ies’ auxiliary have th e use or i evening of th is week by the Rev. A necessity of stopping every leak on m eeting will be held at th e office of
will lead th e congregation in tw enty m ent on th e ir local yard th e past few th e Legion club room for th e ir meet- | Y oungren of S eattle, fo r 18 years a the Journey of th e ir products to th e C. L. Hawley in th e W orcester b u ild
m inutes of singing in w hich every m onths and when th e work is com ings a t any tim e when th e m eetings m issionary to Jap an . Much in terest consum er, w hile sp read of in fo rm s ing on J a n u a ry 17 when fu rth e r prog
was m an ifest by th e local Japanese tion as to th e cost of p resen t m e th ress in th e process of form ing a new
one is invited to ta k e p a rt.
plete, the to tal will be betw een $1500 of th e two o rg an izatio n s do not con
and both evenings som e of th e ir n um ods of d istrib u tio n has proved th a t o rganization will be m ade.
flict.
The topic for the E pw orth L e a g u e ' a n ^ $2000.
these leaks are m any. T he g re a t
T here was som e ta lk in favor of ber accepted C hristianity.
will be “ The H eavenw ard C hallenge.”
T he en tire yard has been put u n d er
.Matinee G resham T h eater 2 :3 0
It was planned to have th e meet- boon th a t co-operation has been to
holding
two
Legion
m
eetings
each
R obert Booth will be th e leader.
cover and th e custom ers may now
S unday.
th e fru itg ro w ers, poultrym en and po
m
onth
in
stead
of
only
one.
T
here
tn
K8
co
n
tin
u
e
indefinitely
b
u
t
on
ac
load lum ber and o th e r supplies in the I
T he “ Money C h an g ers” a pow erful
was no action tak en , however.
¡count of extensive plans by th e Jap- tato grow ers of C alifornia show s th a t
MRS. J. J. ROBERTSON
| dry.
Not only th is ad v an tag e is
SUCCUMBS TO STROKE I noted but also th e absence of mud in j Dues for 1922 a re being collected ¡anese to celeb rate th e New Y ear fes th is system , well organized and m an riramit of New York life— th e g lit
te rin g splendor of th e richest city ’s
th e drivew ays adds to th e convenience I and m ay be paid to th e a d ju ta n t a t tiv ities, it was decided th a t no more aged, stops th ese leak s and pours
Mrs. J. J. R obertson, a pioneer ot
m eetings would be held fo r them un much money into th e pockets of pro highest society and th e colorful mys
R
a
k
er’s
garage.
and com fort afforded th e p atro n s of
th is section, passed aw ay a t h er hom e
til F eb ru ary , when Mr. Y oungren ducers, w hence it sp read s p rosperity terious drug -lad en atm o sp h ere of th e
th e com pany.
A w ealth of
n ea r G resham th is m orning follow ing
will re tu rn to ta k e up th e work.
CHRIS
ERI
WILL
BE
th ro u g h w hole counties. W ith th e o rien tal underw orld.
J. G. Mast, m an ag er of th e local
a stro k e of paralysis which she s u f
T he usual services of th e F ree aid of such able men as th e d airy pathos, hum or, rom ance and warm
BURIED
SUNDAY
yard, is in charge of th e work and
M ethodist church will be held next men have called in to th e ir councils hum an qualities. S atu rd ay and Sun
fered about two weeks ago. She was
secures local help as needed to com
Chris E ri, well know n in th e Kelso Sunday by th e p asto r, th e Rev. J. A. they should be able to organize as day with New Y ear's m atinee.
nearly 79 years of age. She is s u r
plete th e work.
neighborhood, died a t the M ilwaukie Hopper.
vived by her husband, two sons, W ill
uccessfully as th e ir neighbors to th e
T he new Ru-ber-oid roofing c a r Open A ir sa n lto riu m on T hursday
N othing saddens an old er person
and Ja sp e r and two d au g h ters, Mrs.
south. They will doubtless avoid the
ried by th e com pany is used in the a fte r a long illness.
D ignity is so m eth in g th a t a man m istake of o v er-centralization and like seeing two young ppople m arry
M. Davies and Miss M innie R obert-
new construction work.
The fu n eral services will be con puts on a fte r he baa lost an a rg u build up from local leagues on th e who, he th in k s, a re bound to m ake a
T he local yard has ju s t receivpd ducted from th e P leasan t Home M. E m ent.
jr
failure, and few th in g s irrita te him
F u n eral services will be held from
federal plan.— M orning Oregonian.
large and com plete supplies of this church a t 1 o’clock Sunday, Ja n . 1.
so
much as to find o ut la te r th a t they
th e G resham B aptist church on next
T he difference betw een a good and
hav en ’t.
Need Your Hull C im iteri?
Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock by the roofing and of Pabco wall board and In term e n t will be in th e Sandy ceme- a bad doctor is th a t th e fo rm er som e
H ave It F ren ch dry cleaned. Re-
Rev. B. F. Smalley of W oodburn. Is prepared to supply all so rts of tery. Rev. S. F. PittB officiating
tim es know s th a t he does not u n d er pairin g n eatly done. T ailoring for
building m aterial needed.
Rich men don’t really deserve as
In term e n t will be in th e G resham
The ad v ertisem en t tells and the stan d a case and th e la tte r never ladies and men.
much sym pathy as som e poor men
cem etery.
display sells.
does.
Phone w ant ads. to 1561.
th in k .
P E T E R LENARD. T ailor.
NOW I
UAY M E
DOW N TO
1 S LE E P -
TAFT DONS A NEW ROBE
CAPPENTien takes a nap
IN JER5EV Cl TV '
j
B abe puth hangs up
NEW HOMERUN RtCOPU
O l d sol now s
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S o m m e r :
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