Gresham outlook., March 17, 1922, Image 1

T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
Voi. 12. No. 5
School Dist. 26
Standardized
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON
ADJOURNED COUNCIL
MEETING MARCH 22
FRIDAY,
MARCH 17,
President Urges Subsidy for Merchant Marine
An adjourned city council meeting
will be held next Wednesday evening.
March 22. When the council ad journ­
ed at a late hour on th eir last meeting
night there was still some unfinished
business and it will be taken up at
this time. The ordinances for discus­
sion is as follows:
An ordinance on the issuance of a
franchise to jitneys.
An ordinance authorizing the sale of
w ater to persons living outside of the
city.
An ordinance to increase the rate on
the sale of w ater for family use from
$1.00 to $1.25 a month. The reason for
the proposed raise is to balance the
cost of w ater to the city w ith th eir re ­
turns.
An ordinance to compel all public
service companies to furnish the city
with a blue p rin t of all underground
or hidden piping, wiring, etc.
1922
COLUMBIA GORGE ARTIST
ANSWERS DEATH CALL
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 Per Year
The U. S. o f
Brazil Today
By MRS. S. D. HARDING.
Chas. Post, an a rtist whose p a in t-,
ings of th e C olum bia g orge a re known
th ro u g h o u t th e n o rth w est, died a fte r
T hursday, M arch 10, was a g rea t
several weeks of illness, at his hom e
By PROF. WM RUTHERFORD.
day In th e history of Union School
in P leasan t View, on S atu rd ay , March
P art II,
D istrict No. 26, C lackam as county
W omen In Brazil occupy a posi­
I I . A p riv ate fu n eral was held
Tuesday.
tion o u t of which they have been
w hen, all req u irem en ts being am ply
W hen a young man Mr. Post left forced or have v o lu n tarily engaged in
m et, th e county school su p e rin te n ­
his hom e at M arshalltow n. Iowa, g o ­ m any countries. It is for m any rea­
d ent, Mr. V edder, a fte r an in te re st­
ing first to Chicago, th en on to E u ­ sons a very happy life, for, w ith­
ing address, presented th e school w ith
rope w here he studied for som etim e draw n as she is, th e B razilian wife
a certificate of standardization. This
In all of his r a th e r extensive tra v ­ and m o th er has com plete a u th o rity
was an event long w ished fo r by
els n o th in g appealed to his a r tis t’s over th e wide sphere w hich trad itio n
eye like o u r g rea t n o rth w est, and his has so long assigned her.
m any but w ith little hope of rea liza­
The B razilian girl is very preco­
p
ictu res and stu d ies of v arious p arts cious, and she is certain ly th e pos­
tion u n til verv recently. Even w ith
of th e C olum bia g o rg e a re only ri­ sessor of ta ctfu l m an n ers and dis­
«be new building It m ust have been
tin ct aplom b in her early teens. If
valed by few, if any.
longer deferred had It not been for
He lived so close to n a tu re and so she Is a m em ber of a w ealthy fam ily
she has generally sp en t som e years
th e ea rn est w ork of th e m em bers of
reveled in its infinite b its of beauty in F rench schools, and it is not un­
th e com m unity club.
th a t it’s very tra n q u ility seem ed to usual to find b eau tifu l young women
T he re g u la r business m eeting of
have en tered his soul and he w alked of nineteen o r so who have been ed­
th e club was held follow ing th e dis­
am ong men w ith a soft u n h u rrie d ucated in F ran ce, S w itzerland, and
E ngland, and who speak fo u r o r five
m issal of school. A n um ber of the STARCH FACTORY
tread , a g en tle voice, a p leasan t sm ile languages fluently. T he educated
fa th e rs being present, the question
and a calm ness of m an n er th a t m a rk ­ B razilian speaks and read s F rench,
DECLARED BANKRUPT
of reorganizing as a P aren t-T each er
ed him as one ap a rt from th e o rd i­ and th e la rg e r p a rt of them u n d er­
association was ta k en up. The pur
The N orthw est Potato Starch F ac­
n ary rush and tu rm o il of life. His stan d but will not speak English.
E ducational affiliations w ith th e
pose and ad vantages w ere fully dis­ tory was declared insolvent last Wed­
c h a racter was a p a rt of his pictu res United States nre new. and apply to
cussed and It was voted to re o rg an ­ nesday, March 15. in spite of the pro­
and carried th o se who cam e in con young men m ore th a n to g irls al­
ize. A co nstitution was adopted and tests of the stockholders living in
ta ct w ith him into th o u g h ts of leafy though since th e w ar g rea t num bers
th e p resent officers reta in ed until Gresham. John D. W illiams of P o rt­
dells, shady bow ers and m u rm u rin g of both young men and women have
so u g h t tra in in g in N orth America.
May. T w enty-one signed up as m em ­ land was appointed trustee.
brooks, when h aste and toil w ere for­ T he young B razilian girl is an excel­
D issatisfaction in the company was
bers. This, too, was an event e a r n ­
g otten.
lent horsew om an and a fine swim ­
estly desired by the organizers of th e first voiced several weeks ago by a
Besides a wife, Mr. P o st left a son m er. Music is an In variable p art of
club.
num ber of Portland creditors, and
and d a u g h te r and a host of ad m irers h er education on which g reat stress
President Harding is here seen recommending to Congress that the
is laid.
Dressed in th e h eig h t of
One afternoon In A ugust, 1921, a they were the ones who caused it to be
to m ourn his passing.
"costly experiment" in the shipping business be brought to an end and
P arisian fashions, chic, d em u re o u t­
num ber of th e women of th e d istric t taken into the bankruptcy court.
advising that ship subsidy legislation is necessary to put the American
side h e r fam ily and full of gay life
There was some hot discussion in
m et a t th e hom e of Mrs. H erm an
flag foremost on the seas. The adm inistration has pointed out that an
BOOKS RECENTLY RECEIVED w ith h er endless line of b ro th ers and
American m erchant marine is as vital to farm er and the inland manu­
Johnson to discuss th e advisability of the office of the Referee and Bank­
AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY sisters inside th e home, th e B razil­
facturer as to the business men on the seaboard. Ships are the railroads
ian young girl is a very b eau tifu l and
form ing a P aren t-T each er association ruptcy commission Wednesday when
of international commerce carrying American products and American
The m any en th u sia stic read ers of ch arm in g cre atu re. She has th e m ost
or some o th e r club to w ork fo r com ­ all the shareholders in the starch fac­
m anufactures to all corners of the earth. Ships spell increased trade
b ea u tifu l d ark eyes in th e w orld, and
and steady em ploym ent
m unity b etterm e n t w ith especial re f­ tory met to discuss the m atter. The
Mr. Hawes “ M u tin eers” will be possesses a very fine clear pale skin.
erence to aiding th e school. F o r years Gresham creditors opposed the disso­
eq u ally en th u sia stic o v er his new In all a very b eau tifu l girl.
Life In the two chief cities of B ra­
th is com m unity had been h an d i­ lution as they did not believe the en PNEUMONIA CAUSES
NATIONAL FORESTS USED
book
“The G reat Q uest,” a sto ry Af zil. Rio and Rao Paulo, ta k es its hue
capped by the lack of a suitable place terprise had been given a fair trikl, but
DEATH OF YOUNG GIRL
FOR GRACING PURPOSES a cen tu ry ago, filled w ith ad v en tu re, from th e E uropean cap itals with
in w hich to hold e n tertain m en ts and the Portland faction was determ ined.
which they are closely In touch, and
L illian E. Thom as, d a u g h te r of Mr.
As a m easu re of relief to livestock conflict and m ystery.
The law had to be enforced and the
neighborhood socials. Now th e new
from which they have derived m en­
and
Mrs.
J.
M.
T
hom
as
of
Bull
Run,
Mr.
F
arn
o
l
in
“T
he
Money
Moon”
ta l food for ages. T he clothes,
ow ners who have suffered from the
schoolhouse, w ith full cem ent base­ company was declared to be in a state
died W ednesday, M arch 16 a t the
am usem ent, building, and lite ra tu re
m ent, was n earing com pletion and of involuntary bankruptcy.
w idespread depression in th e cattle relates th e am using ad v en tu res of a of th e population is p redom inantly
home of h er paren ts. H er d eath was
how best to go about m aking it a
and sheep in d u stry , th e S ecretary of rich A m erican who, jilte d by his E uropean. Rio is th e in tellectu al
caused by pneum onia b ro u g h t on by
real “com m unity c e n te r” was the PATRICK DONEHEY DIES
A g ricu ltu re, on th e recom m endation sw eeth eart, goes on a w alking to u r ce n te r of Brazil and here a re g a th ­
a relapse from an a tta c k of influenza.
question u n d er discussion— how to
AT THE AGE OF NINETY
of th e F o re st Service, has w aived the th ro u g h ru ra l E ngland, and w alks ered scores of good w riters and
Miss T hom as was born Ju ly 1,
poets
O ne-tw entieth of th e popula­
secure the necessary equipm ent and
req u irem en t th a t grazin g fees on stra ig h t Into a d elig h tfu l romaneb.
P atrick Donahey, an old resident of 1902 and was nearly 20 years old. stock using N ational F o re st ranges
Im m ig ratio n and A m ericanization tion of th e w hole co untry resides in
arouse g eneral in te rest. It was de­
Rio de Jan eiro . T his being th e case,
She was em ployed as a bookkeeper j
cided th a t day to organize as a club Gresham, died Wednesday, March 15,
be paid 30 days in advance of th e be­ are presented in a m ost readable one n atu ra lly expects in th e capital
by Chas. Delfel of P o rtlan d when she
in
the
Good
Sam
aritan
hospital
in
form
by
C
o
n
stan
tin
e
M.
Panunzio
In
all th e luxuries and am usem ents
un til m ore inform ation regarding
ginning of th e grazin g period. U n­
was tak en ill and w as sent home.
his “ Soul of an Im m ig ran t.” The th a t th e world can provide. Nor will
P aren t-T each er associations could be Portland at the age of 90. He was born
der the new reg u latio n stockihen this
th e luxurious tra v e le r be wholly dis­
Besides h er p aren ts, she leaves a
obtained.
Mrs. M. G. K elley was in Ireland.
y ea r; will be p erm itted to pay th e book m akes a stro n g hum an appeal appointed.
sister, Mrs. L ena Bickford of Toledo,
fo
r
th
e
fo
reig
n
er
in
o
u
r
m
idst,
and
Mr.
Donahey
owned
a
farm
south
of
The ho tels of Rio, how ever, like
elected president and the m em bers
am o u n t of fees due In tw o In stall­
W ashington, and a b ro th er, G eorge
pledged a fee of ten cents each per Gresham and was living there when he
m ents, first paym ent to be m ade on certain ly should be read by every th o se of m ost South A m erican cities
Thom
as
of
W
elch,
Oregon.
leave very much to be d esired ; th e re
tru e A m erican.
m eeting as a s ta r t tow ard securing was taken ill w ith influenza. The doc­
or before th e d ate th e stock en ters
are, In fact, b u t th re e o r fo u r renlly
Services will be held at Sandy
th e necessary things. H ere, briefly tor who was called had him remoyed
th e N atio n al F o rest, and final pay­ “ Induction Coils In T heory and P ra c ­ good estab lish m en ts w here English
Sunday, M arch 19, and th e body will
stated , is w hat has been accom plished to the hospital in order for him to get
m ent on o r before D ecem ber 1, 1922, tic e ” is a recen t a u th o rita tiv e book is spoken, and th e cuisine is very
be laid to rest a t th e Cliff Side cem e­
proper
care,
and
he
died
there
a
few
d u ring th e few m onths since o rg an i­
w
ithout in te re st on th e deferred on th is su b ject by Prof. F. E. A ustin ag reeab le to th e average A m erican
tery.
palate. I m ight rela te to you an ex­
days later.
of H anover, N. H.
zation.
am ount.
perience
which took place th e first
Mr.
Donahey
is
survived
by
The
rea
d
er
in
search
of
som
ething
four
A clean-up bee was held before th e
G razing p erm its will be issue at
day of my visit in th e m etropolis.
MEETINGS TO BE HELD
sons,
three
of
whom
are
away,
o
u
t
of
th
e
o
rd
in
ary
will
be
delighted
His
ing ashore ab o u t five o’clock in
opening of school, when th e men
’
BY CLUB LEADER th e tim e of first paym ent, b u t each w ith Lord D unsany’s “ Book of Won Com
th e evening In May 1919, my first,
vied w ith th e women as to num bers wife died a short tim e ago.
perm it will contain a stip u latio n th a t
th o u g h t was to find a hotel w here
The body will lie In state a t the
Miss H elen Cowgill, a ssista n t sta te failu re to m ake paym ent Decem ber d er, a chronicle of L ittle A dventures one could have com fort a t a reaso n ­
and w illingness to work. T he yard
was cleaned and g raded, windows Metzger undertaking parlors until the g irl's club leader, will hold m eetings 1, 1922, w ith o u t in te re st In th e de­ at th e Edge of th e W o rld .”
able rate. My know ledge of th e P o r­
Many boys and g irls will be de tu g u ese language was so lim ited th a t
washed and floors oiled. L ater the sons can retu rn home. The funeral S atu rd ay . M arch 18, a t F airview ferred am o u n t.
services will be held on March 20 and and R ussellville.
lighted
to
learn
of
th
e
a
rriv
a
l
of
th
ree
I was really afraid to ask many
G razing p erm its will be issued at
men of th e neighborhood built a shed
questions. W alking along th e Aven-
A m eeting of th e F airview Cookery ihe tim e of first paym ent, b u t each books by Mr. A ltsheler, "K eep ers of Ida de Branco 1 noticed a hotel and
to sh e lte r th e horses driven o r ridden the rem ains laid to rest in Damascus
cemetery.
club will be held S atu rd ay m orning perm it will co n tain a stip u latio n th a t th e T ra il” in w hich th e young tra il v en tu red inside. I asked for a room,
to school. Mr. K elley m ade a fine
failu re to m ake final settle m en t by
a t 10 o’clock a t th e hom e of Miss Decem ber 1 will be cause fo r th e rev ­ era en co u n ter th e In d ian s In Ken and found th a t one was com pelled to
sand ta b le for Miss H eacock’s room.
tucky d u rin g th e revolution.
w ait as long as six weeks for a room.
M argaret Jones.
O thers furnished th e lum ber and con­ MEDICAL MISSIONARY
ocation of g razin g preference, to g e th ­
“ The Texan S ta r,” which recounts I had th is experience In th re e of th e
WILL
SPEAK
IN
GRESHAM
S atu rd ay aftern o o n th e re will be a e r with th e in stitu tio n of legal action
stru cted tables and benches to be
th e early stru g g les for th e freedom best hotels In Rio th a t evening. A fter
used fo r the basem ent suppers. In
Miss Lucile W ithers, M. D., a live m eeting a t th e R ussellville school of for th e collection of th e value of th e of Texas, and "T h e H u n ters of the w andering aro u n d the city for a few
m ore hours I finally succeeded In g et­
o rd er th a t these m ight be and also m issionary from China, will be in th e local lead ers and m em bers of th e forage consum ed.
In 1921 o v er 38,000 livestock ow n­ H ills,” a sto ry of th e F ren ch and tin g accom m odations In a sm all hotel
th a t hot coffee could be served at club G resham next W ednesday aftern o o n , Cooking, Sew ing and H om e M aking
on th e P rem eiro do Marco. T his ho­
m eetings, th e presid en t gave a good March 22, as a g u est of P a sto r and clubs. Miss Cowgill has been asked ers grazed 2,129,600 c a ttle and In d ian wars, teem ing w ith In d ian life tel was a typical B razilian estab lish ­
and
w
arfares.
horses,
and
7,455,600
sheep
and
to
give
a
d
em
o
n
stratio
n
on
th
e
p
res­
stove. T he money tak en in from dues, Mrs. B arry. She will address th e
m ent and th e discom forts were g reat
goats larg ely in th e n atio n al forests
How th ree v enturesom e lads seek th e first few days of my visit. It
donations, sales, supper, etc., to tals ladies of G resham at th e hom e of Mrs. su re cooker and she will give it at of th e w estern states.
an A laskan gold mine, en co u n terin g was q u ite a change to sleep on a hard
$185.26. The e n tertain m en ts usually T. R. H ow itt a t 2 :15 sh arp . Mrs D. th is tim e.
m any ad v en tu res and m ishaps, is told m a ttress as com pared with th e fine
P ian o Tuning.
given w ith the aid of th e school, have Q. B arry will preside. T his will be a
soft one, left on board th e ship. On
M aytag E lectric W asher, A 1 con­
in
a way to d elig h t boys by Mr account of th e clim ate very few soft
$3.00.
S
atu
sfactio
n
g
u
aran
teed
.
been free. Some have been purely g rea t tre a t to th e ladies of G resham . dition, $45.00, J. E. M etzger.
Phone Jo n es, care Outlook
Brow
ne
In
his
"Q
uest
of
th
e
Golden
m attresses are used, a g reat many
social. At o th ers suppers and sales j Everyone should listen to th e doctor
V alley."
beds sim ply have a sh e et stretch ed
have been held to raise money. One as she is a woman of ra re eloquence.
T hree little books of "S to ry Plays, tig h tly over a board, and pillows
basket social was given. T he money She will ad d ress a mass m eeting at
stuffed w ith a saw dust com position.
Old and New” by Alice S u m n er V ar­
T he m orning or evening a re the
has been used to purchase and m ain- the B ethel B ap tist church Sunday
ney
are
a
tre
a
su
re
house
fo
r
sm
all
best periods of th e day to ta k e ex­
ta '; th ree gasoline lam ps, fu rn ish the evening, M arch 26. Be su re and re -'
cu rsio n s about th e city
T he drive
ac to rs and p rim ary in stru cto rs.
school w ith paper tow els, buy play m em ber th e date.
A new “ tw in book” has come for th ro u g h th e su b u rb s of Rio to th e
equipm ent as follow s: v o lle f ball and
fo rest hill plains Is full of in te rest.
th e little people. T his tim e Mrs. P e r­ T he road passes many fine resid en c­
net, trav elin g rings and chain, chain CLUB ROOMS TO BE USED
«*!«•
kins
introduces
to
us,
"T
h
e
P
u
ritan
es stan d in g In m in a tu re botanical
sw ings, tu rn in g bars and teeters.
BY NATIONAL GUARDS
T w ins,” Nancy and D aniel P epperell g ardens, then m ounting g rad u ally
Good cedar posts w ere given by Mr.
h ig h er u n til the sum m it of TIJuca
In th e ir New E n gland home.
B artell w hile th e w ork of settin g
It has been proposed th a t the A m er-;
Hill is reached, when a m agnificent
In
“T
re
asu
re
M
o
untain,"
Miss
T
u
r­
view of Corcovado M ountains is ob­
them and p u ttin g up th e equipm ent ican Legion club rooms be used by the
pin has given th e g irls a d elig h tfu l tained. The scenery becomes every
was done by the men of the com m uni­ members of the Federalized company
sto ry of a su m m er vacation In the m om ent m ore wild, th e a ir m ore re ­
ty, th e club paying fo r cem ent and of N ational G uards also. No definite
m ountains, w ith plenty of fun, ad ­ freshed by th e sea breezes In which
o th e r m aterial.
action has been taken on the m atter
th e heat of th e town is forgotten,
ven
tu re, m ystery and tre a su re find­ un til, a t last th e forest in all Its
N early $20 was used in helping th e yet but It is expected th a t It will be i
ing It It.
tro p ical g ra n d e u r com es in to view
board buy a much needed set of m aps passed upon favorably.
This b eautiful forest Is one of th e
The American Legion boys are e x -;
w hile th e la test purchase has been
ch arm s of th e B razilian capitol. It
Bethel Baptist Church.
pecting
a
visit
from
Major
Libby
of
[
cu rta in s for the stage. T his leaves a
clasps th e city In Its pow erful em ­
Why su p p o rt th e ch u rch ?
brace and seem s d eterm in ed to drive
s ta r t tow ard the piano fund which It Portland some tim e in the near fu­
“ Well It gives me sp iritu a l food. back th e population Into th e sea,
is hoped will be g rea tly Increased by ture.
It gives me real Joy. It p ro tects my w hence It sprang, creeping lsldiouslv
th e proceeds of the play to be given
j home and fam ily. T h erefo re It will Into every open space, blending with
FAIRVIEW
RESIDENT
S aturday evening, March 18
give reg u larly , sy stem atically and th e avenues, sp read in g o ver sq u ares
and p arks, and everyw here declaring
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
ch eerfu lly .”
th e triu m p h of th e first force of B l­
Ig n itio n Expert.
T he Bible school at 10 a. m. S e r­ u r t. T rees, creepers, ferns, palm s,
Roscoe R. Schoonover, who moved ,
$25 will be given to him who
mon by P asto r B arry a t 11 o ’clock s h r u b s - a l l th ese form s seem to be
proves th a t I can not find th e de­ to F airview Just recently from P o r t- !
C ontinued on page 8
As an Introduction he will present
ficiency of his m achine on sta rtin g land, died from pneum onia Tuesday. j
lighting and ignition. Phone G resh­ March 14. He was 34 years of age
an acrostic on th e m ost b eau tifu l
am 1228.
word in th e E nglish language.
and the husband of G race S ch o o n -,
T hem e for m u tu al co n sid eratio n , "A
over.
D irect C hallenge to Every Man In
Besides th e wife Mr. Schoonover
G resham ."
Mrs. R ichard N eubaur
leaves a fath e r, S. G. Schoonover and j
"The Church o f th« W arm H e a r t"
will
preside
at
th e o rgan and a solo
a brother, B ert Schoonover living at
A L B E R T 8. H I8 E Y . Pastor
“T h e G lad Hand
en title d . “ Lead Me All th e W ay,”
Ness S tation.
C h u rch ."
Tite W eek’s Merxicee
(B rid g es,) will be rendered by Les­
F u n eral services w ere held Wed­
Bible School 10 a.m ., Serm on 11 a m.
lie W alrad.
nesday afterno o n a t 2 o'clock a t the
Bible Study and P raise Service
Church, I I and 7.30
Mrs. B arry will have ch arg e of the
W ednesday, 7 :30 p r o
M iller and T racey u n d erta k in g p a r­
Munday Hchool, IO.
evening
service
and
will
be
assisted
lors in P o rtlan d .
In term e n t was
Ep w o rth L e a g u e H tflB k / '
by th e young people. T he service
0.3 0.
in the Riverview cem etery.
Bible School 10 a. m .; B. Y P. U.,
Will begin prom ptly a t 7:15.
Mrs. G race Schoonover and her
M ill-W eek
se r v ic e .
7 :3 0 ; Serm on, 8 :0 0 ; Midweek,
fa th e r and m o th er Mr and Mrs Gra-
W ed. 7.30.
T hursday, 7:30.
F ir e m e n . A tte n tio n )
Universal Brotherhood Is th e G oal" den will leave S atu rd ay for Spokane
I T he re g u la r
m eeting
of th e i C h o ir, Thurs., 7.30.
G resham V olu n teer F ire D epartm ent
Come and catch th e Sunshine S p irit.
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MRS H. L. BT. CLAIR, g. «. Hupt
All of th e la test song h its and fine
will be held T uesday evening, March
Good Music at «very service.
classical pieces at the phonograph
D A V ID Q. B A R R Y . B. T h .
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help and ba helped.
record exchange. J E Metzger
P astor.
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F. L MACK. Asst. Chief.
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Pleasant Home Baptist
A WARM WELCOME FOR YOU.