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T W IC E A W EEK G resham O utlook Voi. 12, No. 36 IMPROVEMENTS ARE PROGRESSING ON FAIR GROUNDS Im provem ents on th e M ultnom ah county fa ir gro u n d s a re still con tin u in g . T he g ran d stan d has been moved across th e tra c k and rebuilt. I t was first planned to enlarg e the building but the plan has been aban- • doned. It is now 40x90 feet, which Is practically its fo rm er size. T he 14 boxes at th e fro n t have been re b u ilt and a re now m ore presentable. T he railin g a t th e fro n t has been d eco rated w ith fancy posts w hich . adds g re a tly to th e ap pearance of the e n tire building. T he steps leading into th e g ra n d sta n d w ere to rn down and replaced by new ones. Enough space has been added to th e landing a t th e top of th e steps fo r th e ticket se lle r’s stan d . The roof has not yet been shingled b u t o therw ise th e b u ild in g is practically com plete. A space has been left on th e so u th end u n d ern e ath th e g ra n d sta n d for a concession booth w hich will be ren ted d u rin g th e fair. All th e horse stab les have been to rn down n e a r th e g ra n d sta n d an I 30 stab les have been p u t up on th e so u th end of the grounds. M achin ery hall now sta n d s in fro n t of the m ain pavilion w here th e fountain fo rm erly stood. B etw een 30 and 40 race horses are tra in in g on th e track . T he ow ners have tem p o rary q u a rte rs on th e g ro u n d s, w here several fam ilies are stay in g fo r th e present. A few to u rists have cam ped on th e cam p grounds th is year. W ater, electric lig h ts and wood is supplied and a charg e of 50 cents a day is m ade for each au to en terin g th e cam p grounds. T his is considered a very reasonable ra te as it includes th e o v ersig h t of th e grounds, wood, w ate r and light. A m eeting of the fa ir board was held last W ednesday. Mrs. U. C. Sm ith, w ho has charge of th e a r t de- p artm en t in th e M ultnom ah county fair, appeared before th e board and reg istered the com plaint th a t some of th e changes she had m ade in th e prem ium list in th e a r t d ep a rtm en t had been om itted. T his was caused by some of th e copy being m isplaced and n ot reaching th e p rin te r. GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1922 BLIND STUDENT WINS HIGH HONORS T h at courage and intelligence can overcome the trem endous handicap of blindness has again been demon strated in the person of Miss Cath erine Burke, who lost her sight when she was sixteen. Aided by a stylus and point system in note taking, and a typew riter in examin ations, Miss Burke prepared for col lege in Chicago, her home town, and went to the U niversity of W is consin for her first two college years. On her graduation from Barnard College, and after winning high honors, she was elected a member of the Phi Belta Kappa Sorority. SANDY RIVER IS USED FOR IRRIGATION JACKIE COOCAN STUDIES TH E THREE R’s AMERICAN IDEALS By THEODORE ROOSEVELT. We can have no "fifty-fifty” alle giance in th is country. E ith e r a man is an A m erican and n o thing else, or he is not an A m erican at all. We a re ak in by blood and descent to m ost of th e n ations of E u ro p e; but we are se p arate from all of th em ; we a re a new and d istin ct natio n , and we a re bound alw ays to give o u r w hole-hearted and undivided loyalty to o u r own flag, and in any in te r n atio n al crises to tre a t each and every foreign nation purely accord ing to its conduct in th a t crisis. This nation was founded because th e A m ericans of 1776, alth o u g h pre dom inantly E nglish by blood, fought th e ir own kinsm en to estab lish th e ir lib erty and to m ake th is n atio n th e hope of th e world. Again, o ver a cen tu ry ago, o u r fo re fa th e rs once m ore fo u g h t E n g lan d ; and th e men in th is co u n try who were of E nglish blood stood w ith absolute loyalty by A m erica and ag ain st E ngland. It is n o t m erely o u r rig h t but e u r duty to in sist on exactly th e sam e fu ll-h e a rt ed loyalty by all A m ericans of o th e r descent, w henever we are a t w ar w ith th e country from w hich th e ir ancestors came. We welcome th e G erm an o r th e Irish m an who becomes an A m erican. W e have no use for th e G erm an or Irish m an who rem ains as such. We do not wish G erm an-A m ericana or Irish-A m ericans who figure as such in o u r social an d political life; we w ant only Am ericans and, provided they are such, we do n o t care w h eth e r they are of n ativ e o r of Irish or of G erm an ancestry. We have no room in any h ealthy A m erican com m unity for a G erm an-A m erican vote, o r an Irish-A m erican vote, and it is con tem p tib le dem agogy to p u t p lanks into any platform for th e purpose of catching such a vote. We have no room fo r any people who do n o t act and vote sim ply as A m ericans, and as n o th in g else........................ M oreover, he m ust n ot b rin g in his Old-W orld religious race and n a t ional a n y p a th ie s, but he m u st m erge them into love for o u r common coun try , and m ust ta k e p rid e'in th e th in g s we can all ta k e pride in. He m ust revere only o u r flag; n ot only m ust it come first, but no o th e r flag should even come second. He m ust learn to celeb rate W ash in g to n ’s b irthday ra th e r th an th a t of th e Queen o r K aiser, and th e F o u rth of Ju ly instead of St. P a tric k ’s Day. O ur political and social questions m ust be settled on th e ir own m erits, and not com plicated by q u a rre ls be tw een E ngland and Irelan d o r F ran ce and G erm any, w ith w hich we have n o th in g to do; it is an o u tra g e to fight an A merican political cam paign w ith reference to questions of E u ropean politics. Above all, th e im m igrant m ust learn to ta lk an d th in k and BE U nited States. After charming millions of movie lovers by his clever depicting of “kid” parts, Jackie Coogan is hard at work studying readin’, ritin’ an* Yithraetic. His private tutor, a form er Los Angeles school teacher, says it is a delight to teach Jackie because he is bright and very ambi tious to learn. CROWDS FILL GROVE AT GLADSTONE PARK TUESDAYS AND F R ID A Y S $1.50 Per Year ASSISTANTS ARE APPOINTED FOR NEAR EAST WORK Rev. J . J| H an d sak er spoke to a fair-sized audience Sunday n ig h t at th e M ethodist church and presented th e u rg en t needs of N ear E ast relief work. Two reels of pictu res were show n, th e pictures having been ta k en u n d er Mr. H a n d sa k er’s direction d u rin g his trip of investigation in th e cities of A rm enia and th e N ear E ast last sum m er. He told of th e d ire present need fo r money and clothing in o rd er to keep th e o rp h an ages supplied and co n tin u e th e care of th e hu n d red and ten th o u san d ch ild ren now u n d er A m erican su p e r vision. All of th ese a re T d t .lEdt-II vision. All of th ese are o rphaned ch il d ren an d would be absolutely help less and sta rv in g if n ot provided for by A m erican m eans and w orkers. Mr. H an d sak er th in k s th ese children will become th e nucleus of a new natio n of A rm enians. T here a re yet th o u san d s of ch il d ren whom A m erican aid has not reached who are u tte rly d estitu te of th e necessities of life. Along w ith th e effort to save th e starv in g , Mr. H an d sak er says efforts are p u t fo rth to re h a b ilita te th e s u r viving a d u lts on th e lan d by fu rn ishing Beed and aiding in th e c u lti vation of crops. Mr. H an d sak er asked to have a local com m ittee to cooperate in the relief work. T h e p asto rs of th e M ethodist, B aptist, F ree M ethodist. Evangelical and A dventist churches w ere nam ed as a com m ittee to which com m ittee w ere added M ayor K arl Miller, Mrs. E. Davidson, Mrs. A. W. Shipley and Mrs. T âcheron. One or tw o o th e rs are needed on th e com m ittee and may be appointed later. Mr. H an d sak er requested th a t th is com m ittee m eet as soon as possible and he desired to m eet w ith them . As several of th e churches held th e ir p ray er m eetings on W ednesday n ig h t, and as th is is u rg e n t non-sec ta ria n Christian work it was th o u g h t advisable to call a com bined m eeting fo r W ednesday night, Ju ly 5, at 8 o ’clock, at th e M ethodist church to w hich th e p asto rs of th e churches and o th e r m em bers of th e com m it tee and all o th e rs in te reste d are u r gently invited. Mr. H an d sak er, who has ch arg e of th e relief w ork in Ore gon, will be p resen t and o u tlin e plans for th e local assistan ce in th is m ost needful and w orthy cause of hum anity. In sp ite of th e in ten se h ea t of Sun day crow ds filled th e b eautiful grove at G ladstone P ark an d th e C h a u ta u qua program s d u rin g th e day and evening w ere well atten d ed . T he F o u rth of Ju ly program s will be of u nusual in te rest to A m erican Legion men. In line with th e desire of th e d irecto rs of th e C h au tau q u a o rganization to m ake it p rim arily re ligious and p atrio tic th e A m erican Legion have been invited to ta k e a prom inent p a rt in th e F o u rth of July celebration a t th e park. They will sta g e a m tlitary drill at th e baseball g ro u n d s ju s t before th e gam e in th e aftern o o n . At 11 a. m. th e forum h o u r will be in ch arg e of th e A m eri can Legion. Some excellent p atrio tic music will be rendered. C haplain G ilb ert will give th e address of th e m orning. All A m erican Legion men a p p e a r ing in uniform will be ad m itted free on th is day. A b rillian t display of fire w orks at th e park on th e evening of Ju ly 4th has been arran g e d for. T hese will consist of many colored flags, stars, EUGENE COW IS wheels and m ottoes in various de NEW CHAMPION signs. T his program will be rendered a t th e baseball g ro u n d s a t th e close T he H olstein F rie sia n association of th e Evening program . of A m erica has announced th a t a T he evening le ctu re will be on new cham pion in th e 365-day division "H u m an N atu re and P o litics” will be of th e ju n io r 3-year-old H olstein MAN LOSES HIS LIFE given by O pie R ead, who is called class has been developed by Max IN SANDY RIVER A m erica’s k in d liest philosopher. Arp, dairym an of Eugene. T his a n On W ednesday aftern o o n , Ju ly 5, Tony Szcculio, a Pole, aged 25. im al is Mercedes B eauty A lcarta. th e sym posium will be in ch arg e of She produced 20.431.8 pounds of was drow ned In th e Sandy riv er, one women jo u rn alists. In th e evening m ilk and 709.47 pounus of b u tte r "C appy R icks,” of S atu rd ay E vening m ile above T ro u td ale, at 2 o'clock fat, eq uivalent to 886.8 pounds of aftern o o n . W ith some Post fam e,) will be dram atized by Sunday b u tte r. th e Percival Vivian P lay ers of New friends, he tried to swim across th e T his cow displaces by th is record York City. T he forum h o u r at 11 Sandy a fte r a picnic d in n er on th e F airview P earl Jo h a n n a K orndyke, o’clock will be pioneer day. ow ned by H enry McCall of P rin e bank. W hen w ithin 20 feet of th e On T h u rsd ay , Ju ly 6, th e 11 | shore he was striv in g to reach, ville, th is an im al’s record being 20,- o’clock forum h o u r will fe a tu re a u ] Szcculio sank b eneath th e surface. 462.5 pounds of m ilk and 648.78 O. A. C. HEN LEADS th o rs’ day, as will also th e sym po pounds of b u tte r fa t, equivalent to R ealizing Szcculio was In tro u b le EGG LAYING CONTEST sium a t 5. T he le ctu re of th e a f te r 810.9 pounds of b u tte r. a com panion, J. M. S ankus, who noon will be by J. C. H erbsm an on T he s ta te record for 365-day pro lives w here Szcculio was visiting in T he h ig h e st in dividual fo r th e six " L ife ’s B alance S h eet.” In th e ev duction over all ages is still held by m o n th s’ period in th e 'e g g laying con POTATO CERTIFICATION P o rtlan d , plunged In and m ade a val | up had b etter com m unicate w ith Mr. en ing th e le ctu re will be "B ig II. O. M ullenhoff's cow, S tanhope te st now in progress at P uyallup, WORK PROGRESSING H all im m ediately e ith e r by le tte r or G am e,” by Dr. E lm er Lynn W illiam s. ia n t a tte m p t at rescue. T h e dro w n Belle Johan n a. ing man clung to Sankus in desper- W ashington, is th e O. A. C. B arred by telephone. T he P o rtlan d G. A. R. posts will i atlon and he, too, cam e n ear death. Rock No. 88, w ith 159 eggs, all p u l P o tato certification work is p ro g res T he first inspections a re to be have th e forum h o u r a t 11 o ’clock on LOCAL COUPLE ARE A b y stan d er on th e bank th rew a lets. W ait & Son of Enum claw , sing u n d er th e m anagem ent of coun 1 m ade ab o u t th e tim e th e po tato es are UNITED IN MARRIAGE W ashington, No. 361, is second to ty ag en t, 8. B. H all, Several inspec- 1 in bloom. T he late potatoes, how F rid ay m orning, Ju ly 7, and th e p ro plank into th e w ater and th e life of gram a t 2 o ’clock will be of special th e would-be rescu er was saved. d ate w ith 157 eggs, 22 p u llets and i tions will be m ade very soon. P lans ever, will be inspected for th e first In terest to all Civil W ar veterans. T he m a rriag e of Miss Roba Em bry a re being m ade to have th e first ones D eputy Sheriffs S chritner, Rex- 135 sta n d a rd s. T he co n test has now tim e a t th e sam e tim e th e early ones Oregon n a tu ra lists will have th e # nd A nthony H en g stler was solem ford, M uIIenhauer and B ert of P ort- passed th ro u g h th e sixth m onth, and th is week if th e inspector m akes the are. sym posium h o u r at 5 o'clock. nized la st T hursday aftern o o n , Ju n e j land w ere called and recovered th e th e half-w ay point finds 13 birds p ro p er connections. One of th e field m eetings fo r th e On each forenoon of th e C h a u ta u 29, at th e hom e of th e b rld eg ro m ’s 8everal farm ers have come to the J body ab o u t 6 :3 0 o ’clock. It was w ith records of 150 eggs o r over. m other, Mrs. Id a H ensgtler on th e j county a g e n t’s office and signed ap- p o tato Im provem ent p roject was held qua from 8 to 11 o’clock physical | tak en in ch arg e by th e coroner, These a re al! possible 300 eggers. co rn er of F ifth stre e t and R oberts I plications fo r p o tato certification, last week and th e o th e rs will be held cu ltu re classes and ch ild ren ’s C hau j Szcculio was v isitin g a slster-ln - ta u q u a will be held. From 9 to 10 avenue. T he Rev. S. F. P itts, p asto r j Many of those who have not signed ' in th e n ear fu tu re. W ant ans. add to y o u r profit. j law in P o rtlan d and had been em each day th e re will be Y. M. C. A. of th e C ottrell com m unity church ployed a sh o rt tim e a t th e mill of hour, w ith various In terestin g sp eak perform ed th e cerem ony. T he young th e E astern A W estern L um ber com ers. From 10 to 11 is Bible hour. In couple left soon afte rw a rd s to m otor pany. He was a v eteran of foreign ch arg e of Dr. B. E arl P ark er of P ort- j to th e coast w here they expect to re wars. Two b ro th ers live a t Oregon land. Every day a t 3 :3 0 a hom e j m ain fo r several days. City and tw o staters In Bayonne. d em o n stratio n 1« given unde.r th e New Jersey. PREMIUM LISTS ARE extension d ep a rtm en t of O. A. C. 1 BEING SENT OUT Baseball gam es are on each day at 4 SCARCITY OF PICKERS o’clock excepting on Sundays. Mu T he prem ium lists fo r th e M ultno IS A BERRY PROBLEM sical num bers of g re a t excellence ! m ah county fair. A ugust 8 to 12, are on every aftern o o n and evening I "T he scarcity of pickers Is one of have been printed and are now being o u r c u rre n t tro u b le s,” said D E. m ailed out to exhibitors by th e sec Towle, m an ag er of th e B erry Grow STATE CHAMPION COW re ta ry of th e board. C. D. M inton. ers Packing com pany, "b u t we hope HA8 NEW OFFSPRING Anyone who does not receive a copy T he s ta te ’s cham pion milk produc- ‘ to g et a supply a fte r th e F o u rth ." th ro u g h th e mail and would like one, In an open le tte r to berry grow ers may secure a copy by calling at th e ing cow, S tanhope Belle Jo h an n a, Mr. Tow je says: O utlook office owned by II. G. Mullenhoff, has s i " I t will help very m uch. If you fine h eifer calf. T his Is th e first i have pickers you do not need, even D uring July and .August the h eifer calf she has ev er had as she I for a day, to call your n eighbor and G resham lib ra ry will be open the i has h ereto fo re had sons, S tanhope see If he does not need them , and If usual vacation hours, 2:30-5:30,1 Belle Jo h a n n a J r., was born on Ju ly j so. call o u r can n ery phone 1871, and Monday. W ednesday, F rid ay and Sat- j 1. Both th e m o th er and calf arc we will find some g ro w er who will u rd ay afternoons, and from 7 to 3 in good h ealth . Mr. M ullenhoff is be glad to use your Idle pickers. Monday, W ednesday and F riday ev building a screened house fo r his "W e wish to again ask all stra w enings. Miss Mary H ansen will be prize cow to keep off th e flies as he berry grow ers who have su rp lu s ca n In ch arg e of th e lib ra ry th ese two expects to s ta r t h e r o ut soon fo r a , nery or shipping cra tes to bring them m onths. second tim e on a tw o-year’s milk In. as we need every av ailab le cra te test. Subscribe now for th e O utlook and to han d le the logan and rasp b erries ” y o u r P o rtlan d Dally. • T he Bank of G resham pays 6 per cent In terest on tim e d e p o s its — Adv ; A W ant Ad lets you rig h t In on th e Add sense to cents, mix w ith W ant ground floor In m ost any sm all bus Phone aubacriptions to 1561, iness deal. Ads, s c a tte r freely— T he O utlook. • , - .¡ J An over-head irrig a tio n system is now in operatio n n ea r T ro u td a le on 30 acres of th e Sun Dial ranch.- W a te r is being pum ped from th e Sandy by m eans of a 20-horse pow er en gine into pipes elevated in th e air and extending o u t o ver th e land. T he pipes a re ab o u t 4 0 feet ap art. The w ater is allow ed to spray from th e pipe by m eans of holes placed about a foot a p a rt on each side of th e pipe. T h e w ate r in th is way covers a distan ce of ab o u t 20 feet on each side of th e pipe. T his irrig a tio n system was p ut in by W. R. S pencer several years ago w hen he was re n tin g th is piece of land. T he h ard w in te r of th re e years destroyed his celery crop and crippled him financially so th a t he was com pelled to give up th e u n d e r tak in g . T he equipm en t, all com plete, hail been lying idle for tw o years u n til recently w hen it was ta k e n o v er by A. J. K re u g e r and Mr. T horn. Floyd M ack-w as hired to put th e system into operation. T he pipe line extends five m iles in len g th w hich ag g reg ates about 25,000 feet. T h e pipes a re so a r ranged th a t th ey can be tu rn e d to change th e strea m of w ater. It acts on th e sam e plan as a nozzle on a g arden hose. In th is ‘way th e force of w ater can be changed into a spray o r a steady strea m of w ater. T he w ate r com ing from th e elevated pipes falls on th e g ro u n d like rain. T he land on th is irrig a te d piece is a w arm sandy soil su itab le for tru c k g ardenin g . P ro d u ce grow n u n d er such fav o rab le condition grow s very fast. At th e p resen t tim e p o - ) tatoes, corn an d tu rn ip s are th riv in g j there. R i f t in T h e C l o u d s