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About Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1923)
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ^L*he Center of T W IC E A W EEK A ttraction T o m o rro w a n d P atriotic A rd or W ill R un R iot G resham O utlook PRESIDENT S VISIT FIXES EYES ON STATE TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS GRESHAMITES VISIT CAMP FIRE GIRLS T he eyes of all th ro u g h o u t th e na tlo n 's broad expanse w ill be fixed as n ^ re r before on P o rtlan d on W ednes day, Ju ly 4, th e 147th observance of th e d ec la ra tio n of independence by the A m erican colonies. S ev eral G resham people visited on Sunday th e g ro u n d s of th e s ta te Cam p F ire G irls, situ ated in a b eau tiful ce d ar grove on E agle creek in C lacka m as county, fo u r or five m iles beyond T he rea so n for th is centerin g of a t E agle Creek statio n . Two G resham te n tio n on P o rtla n d and Oregon will Camp F tre glrla, H elen Hlsey and be th e v isit of th e n ation's chief ex L illian N elson, w ere encam ped th e re ecutive and th e first lady of th e land, to g e th er w ith a la rg e p arty of natio n in com pany w ith m ore th an a h u n al le ad e rs and th e ir wives. Among the dred o th e r g irls from P o rtlan d aud ce le b rities in th e presid en tial p arty o th e r places. T hose going from here a re S e c re ta ry of Com m erce Hoover, w ere Miss F lo ren ce H oney, g u ard ia n S e c re ta ry of A g ricu ltu re W allace and of th e local Camp F ire, Mr. and Mrs. H. L St. C lair Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an S e c re ta ry of th e In te rio r W ork, each and Miss M ildred M etzger. w ith h is wife, sp eak er of th e House OREGON STORMS GENTLE BREEZES IN COMPARISON O ilfert, and R ear A dm iral Rodman. T he ap p ro ach to th e cam p is diffi cult, th e la st tw o o r th re e m iles being T h is is said to be th e sixth p resi Mrs. J. A. S tephens of P le a sa n t Once in aw hile, say a few tim es over a one-w ay p lan k logging road, d ent to have honored P o rtlan d w ith Home, head of a la rg e fam ily of de broken In m any places and h ard to a v isit and th is w ill probably be the year, th e re is a lig h tn in g flash in th is scendents. w as the g u est of h o n o r at negotiate. Some d riv ers ignored the la rg e st p resid e n tia l p a rty to be the p a rt of Oregon and a d istan t ro ll of th e hom e of her d au g h ter, Mrs. B. C. difficulties an d th e dam age to c a rs g u ests of th e city in its history. th u n d e r echoed from m o u n tain ran g e A ltm an of Ing lesid e Je rse y farm on and drove th ro u g h to th e cam p. O th On T uesday th e president w ill p a r to m ountain range, b ut n o thing like Sunday, Ju n e 24, w hen m em bers of ers, am ong them th e G resham people, tic ip a te in th e dedication of th e old they have it elsew here. her fam ily and frien d s g ath ered to left th e c a rs and w alked th e la st tw o O regon tr a il a t M eacham in the Blue ce le b ra te h er 73d birthday. F o r instan ce, th o se who have sought m iles. T he w alking, how ever, w as m o u n tain s. H e w ill a rriv e in P o rt Mrs. Stephens, w ho is th e widow of refuge from th e sw elterin g h e a t an d good and w as so tim ed th a t th e a r lan d e a rly W ednesday m orning, Iven D. Stephens, v eteran of th e Civil riv al w a s .ju s t as th e d in n er call w as P o rtla n d and Oregon is highly hon blinding electric d isplay of th e p r a i W ar, cam e from Ohio to Oregon In sounded. o red by th is visit of P re sid en t H ard rie sta te s to th e ea st delight to show 1811 and settled In P le a sa n t Home. Besides th e g irls in cam p th e re ing, especially on the n atio n ’s b irth the Outlook office th e re p o rt in n ew s F or 18 y ea rs th ey ra n th e postoffice w ere a t least 50 v isito rs p resen t, who day. T he p resid en t is to p articip a te pap er o r le tte r of th e terrific th u n and g en e ral sto re th ere. Tw elve c h il lined up and passed th ro u g h th e cook in th e festivities of th e celebration d ersto rm s of reg io n s from w hich they d ren w ere born to them , n in e of whom em igrated. house, w here each w as served by the an d deliver th e p atrio tic oration a t 2 a re living. Mrs. S tep h en s has tw enty R. W. Stafford h an d s th e Outlook g irls on K. P. They passed in to the p. m. a t M ultnom ah Field. The a d I g ran d c h ild ren and th re e g re a t g ra n d rec en t copy of th e L ib erty v ille ( Illi d re ss w ill be radioed throughout th e c h ild r e n . F o u r g en eratio n s w ere room y d ining te n t w h ere long tables an d benches w ere placed for all. The co a st sta te s and w ill doubtless be nois) Indep en d en t in w hich is th e g ath ered and a pho to g rap h w as taken follow ing ac co u n t: m eal co n sisted of plain, w holesom e picked up by the m ore pow erful s ta show ing Mrs. Stephens, h er son C. W. "C aught in a te rrific electrical food, w ell cooked an d satisfy in g , to p PRESIDENT WARREN G. HARDING tio n s everyw here. Stephens, h e r g ra n d d a u g h te r, Mrs. ped off w ith ap p le dum pling a la T he speech w ill be heard by those storm w hich b roke Monday n ig h t, W alter G. Cooper and h er g rea t- th re e of A m erica's forem ost tra p mode. It w as m ade in te re stin g by a t th e g ra n d sta n d on th e fair grounds g ran d so n , W alter G. Cooper, J r. fre q u en t o u tb u rsts of song by th e a t G resham . P lan s for th is a re being shooters w ere stu n n ed by lig h tn in g C h ild ren of Mrs. S tep h en s p rese n t w hen they sought sh e lte r u n d er th e ir g irls, w hen ty p ical cam p songs w ere m ade by Floyd L. Mack. on th is occasion w ere C. W. S tephens sung. o v ertu rn ed boat a t Pequot, Minn. The T he p rogram of th e fea tu re s in Symbol of H arn ey county, Mrs. B. C. A ltm an Display A fter d in n er an assem bly w as called w hich th e p resid e n t w ill take p a r t in men a re M. T roch, V ancouver, W ash T he flag of th e U nited S tate s sym- “The flag should be displayed from of P lea su n t Home, Mrs. Jam es F itz and an ad d ress w as given by Miss ington; Ja y G raham , Long Lake, Illi oblizes th a t freedom , equality, ju stic e P o rtla n d is given helow. note, and F ra n k H ughes, M obridge, and h u m an ity for w hich o u r fo re su n rise to su n se t only o r betw een g erald of B oring, Mrs. Ed. W olters of E dith "A lask a" K em pthorne, of New 9:00 a. m. A rrival of P re sid en tial such tim es as d esignated by p ro p er South D akota. fa th e rs sacrificed th e ir lives and p e r au th o rity on n atio n al an d sta te holi A uburn, W ashington. G ran d ch ild ren York, n atio n al field se c re ta ry of th e p a rty a t Union depot. w ere Mrs. W alter Cooper, W ilbur and sonal fo rtu n es. Today th is flag re p T he th re e men w ere on a fishing days, and on h isto ric and special o c Cam p F ire g irls, who gave a ta lk on 9:15 a m. G eneral parade. rese n ts a natio n of over 100,000,000 Dale A ltm an, D orothy, Bobby and casion. T he flag should alw ay s be trip w hen th e sto rm broke. They free people, its C o n stitu tio n and in tho w ork of th e o rg an izatio n and P re sid e n t w ill add ress 2000 school drew th e ir boat un on a s trip of land stitu tio n s, its achievem ents an d a s hoisted b risk ly and low ered slow ly L ouise F itzg erald , E dna, E d w ard and showed som e b eautiful w ork sym bolic ch ild ren and 1000 boy scouts during and cerem oniously. A rlyn W olters. T h ree g re a t g ra n d and craw led u n d er it. T hey w ere p iratio n s. of Camp F ire ho n o rs. Including h e r th e p arade. W hen ca rrie d in a p ro cessio n w ith ch ild ren , W alter, E velyn and E llis ‘T he n atio n al flag re p re se n ts th e knocked unconscious w hen a bolt of own cerem o n ial gown an d head band. an o th er flag o r flags th e place of th e 2:00 p. m. P re sid en t w ill deliver living co u n try and is itself co n sid Cooper w ere p resen t. O thers a t th e lightning stru c k a tre e n ea r by. Miss K em pthorne w as charm ed w ith flag of th e U nited S ta te s is on th e ered as a living thing. his a n n u a l Independence Day address celeb ratio n w ere B. C. A ltm an, Mr. rig h t. T he th re e men w ere n ot serio u sly th e w onderful trees in w hich the cam p a t M ultnom ah Field. Am plifiers will Pledge and Mrs. C. W. A ltm an. Ja s. F itzg e r injured but had tw o such close es is situ ated and said th ey w ere th e dis be d istrib u ted th ro u g h o u t th e F ield so I pledge alleg ian c e to th e flag of "W hen a n u m b er of flags a re ald, W alter Cooper, W. A. Cooper, capes th a t th ey a re still unnerved. tin ctiv e fea tu re s of th is p a rtic u la r th e United S tate s an d th e R epublic for grouped and displayed from staffs the th a t everyone w ill be able to h ear the Mrs. Benj. H. D avies, of G rey E agle, w hich it stan d s, one n atio n indivisible, flags of th e United S tate s should be Mrs. F lo ren ce B rig h t, Mr. an d Mrs. cam p and th a t she had seen n o thing P re sid en t. M innesota, h as w ritte n h er p aren ts, w ith lib erty and ju stic e fo r a ll.’’ in th e c e n te r o r a t th e h ig h e st po in t of Cum m ings, Mrs. M itchell and son, Ed. like it in h er visits th ro u g h o u t th e 4:00 p. m. A irplanes circlin g the W olters. Mrs. H lllery and Mrs. S hort. United S tates. th e group. Salute Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. C lair, th a t a r e c ity in all directions. A su m p tu o u s d in n er w as enjoyed. “D uring th e cerem ony of h oisting cent cyclone stru c k Long P ra irie and Follow ing th e assem bly a program P latform 4:00 to 7:00 p. m. R egatta and Mrs. S tep h en s received m any tokens o th e r n earby p laces b ut did no d am o r low ering th e flag o r w hen th e flag of w ater sp o rts was p u t on for th e “W hen used on a sp e a k e r’s p latfo rm of love and esteem . aq u a tic sp o rts on the riv er, in w hich is p assin g in p ara d e or review all age in the im m ediate neighborhood. p erso n s p re se n t should stan d a t a t th e flag should be displayed above and benefit of th e visitors. T he “prim er th e officers and m en of th e division A te rrific elec tric sto rm raged, how ten tio n facing th e flag. M en’s h ead behind th e sp eak er. It should never class" d em o n strated diving and sw im of n ine destro y ers of the Pacific fleet Biographical Sketch of ever, from 8 o’clock in th e evening d ress should be rem oved w ith the be used to cover th e sp e a k e r’s desk ming. More advanced sw im m ers en nor d rap e over th e fro n t of th e p la t of th e United S tates Navy and of the Dr. Win. C. Schultze. u n til daylight, w ith co n stan t flashing rig h t hand an d held a t th e left sh o u l form. gaged in a rac e and th e re trie v in g of B ritish C ruiser “C urlew " w ill ta k e der. T hose p re se n t in u niform should Dr. Wm. C ham bers S ch u ltz died a t of lightning an d boom ing of th u n d er. sa lu te w ith th e rig h t hand. W om en a sto n e tied in a h an d k erch ief and "W hen used in un v eilin g a sta tu e p a rt. T he city w ill be profusely dec his hom e in G resham , Oregon, T h u rs th ro w n Into th e m iddle of th e stream . should sta n d at a tte n tio n facing the or m onum ent th e flag should not be o ra te d : th e stree ts, business houses COMMUNITY COUNCIL flag or as th e flag is p assin g in p a allow ed to fall to th e gro u n d , b u t day, Ju n e 28, at 7 p. m. Dr. Schultze One of th e m ost in te re stin g dem on- should be c a rrie d alo ft to w ave out, and public buildings. TO JOIN CELEBRATION rad e should salu te. If th e n a t form ing a d istin ctiv e fe a tu re d u rin g was born in E d inburgh, S cotland, in o n stra tio n s w as th a t of sev eral m eth E vening. G eneral illum ination of 1839, and cam e to thte co u n try a t the ional an th em is played and no flag is ods of th e saving of d ro w n in g persons, A nnouncem ent h as been m ade th a t p rese n t a ll stan d a t atte n tio n an d s a th e rem a in d er of th e cerem ony. th e city on a m ost elab o rate scale, in age of 12 years. He g rad u a ted from and various holds by w hich they m ay lu te a t th e first n o te of th e anthem , clu d in g several hundred se arch lights, th e an n u a l F o u rth of Ju ly picnlq of L afay ette College, C aston, P en n sy l Church be b ro u g h t o u t of th e w ater. re ta in in g th e position u n til th e last th e C om m unity Council, re p rese n tin g e le c tric fountains, electric roses and W hen th e flag is displayed In vania, in 1865 and Bellevue Medical n o te of th e a ir is played. A n um ber of decorated canoes tilled ch u rch it should be from a staff placed College In 1867. H e located a t Ma th e P le a sa n t Home, L usted and C ot o th e r effects. Anthem w ith "w a te r nym phs" took p a rt In a on th e co n g re g atio n ’s rig h t as they tre ll neighborhoods, h as been p o st At Dusk. M agnificent display of “The S tar-S p an g led B a n n er” Is re c face th e clergym an, w ith th e service rengo. Iow a, In 1868, and practiced co lo rfu l p ara d e and “wood n y m phs” firew o rks on the shore of Guild Lake, poned u n til la te r and th e people of om m ended for u n iv ersal reco g n itio n flag, sta te flag or o th e r flag on th e m edicine th e re 40 y ears. He moved danced g racefu lly on th e opposite of w hich th e public w ill have an u n tho se com m unities will co o p erate as th e n atio n al anthem . left w all. If in th e ch an cel th e flag to Oregon City in 1906 and has since shore. Flag Law. of th e U nited S tate s should be placed resided In Oregon City and P o rtlan d , in te rru p te d view from th e old Lew is w ith the A m erican Legion boys in th e “T h ere is b u t one F ed eral sta tu te on th e clerg y m an ’s rig h t as he faces Cam p life for th e g irls is m ethodi an d C lark E xposition g rounds and celeb ratio n in G resham . rem oving to G resham six m onths ago. w hich p ro tec ts th e flag th ro u g h o u t th e th e co n g reg atio n ." cal. A w ell arra n g e d sch ed u le is p o st from th e hills. T his w ill be th e g re a t He w as a Phi B eta K appa and a m em co u n try from d esecratio n . Thte law Hi* Word*. ed and all m u st follow it. T he te n ts provides th a t a tra d e m a rk can n o t be ber of th e M asonic lodge. e s t d isplay of firew orks in th e h istory Don’t U ncle G eorge ( d y in g ) - A ll rig h t. reg istered w hich co n sists of o r com m u st be k ep t n e a t and sa n ita ry and of th e city. Dr. S chultze is survived by his th ree Do not dip th e flag of th e United P arso n , if I die, I w ill forgive th a t p rises. am ong o th e r th in g s, th e flag an insp ectio n is given them every ch ild ren , Mr. W. S. S chultze of G re sh 10 p. m. D ep artu re of P resid en t nigger, but if I get w ell, th a t nigger coat of arm s or o th e r Insignia of th e S tates to an y person o r an y th in g . day. Besides th e sp o rts m entioned The reg im en tal color, s ta te flag, or- H ard in g for Tacom a. am , O regon, Mrs. H. C. W right of United S tate s or any sim ulation th e re b etter m ake h isself scarce. above, th e re a re c lasse s in botany, liu su m , W ashington, and Dr. F. P. o f (33 S tat, L. p. 725, F eb. 20, 1905.) C ontinued on page 4 hand c ra ft and cam p c ra ft. Some [Schultz of P o rtlan d , Oregon. ROCKWOOD WATER may even engage In a n ig h t hike D ISIR K I ORGANIZED T he fu n eral services w ere held a t th ro u g h th e woods, w here they m ust th e crem ato riu m in P o rtlan d , S a tu r > C ertificates of election have been is- c lea r th e ir own way to a given point. day, Ju n e 30, and w ere conducted by jfied by th e c irc u it c o u rt to the com Mrs. E lizabeth W hite of P o rtlan d , th e Rev. A. A. M orrison of T rin ity m issio n ers of th e Rockwood w ater head g u a rd ia r for th e state, is in church. d is tric t and a m eeting for o rg an iza •b a rg e of th e cam p, w hich has been tio n w as held la st w eek by th e com open for tw o w eeks and w ill be open The Puzzling Thing. m issio n ers. V isitor at th e hotel, to th e ch am b er for g irls for tw o w eeks more. T h e com m issioners are , B. E. Boice, m aid: Firemen Want Flowers. C. L. H aynes, G eorge B arr, Wm. Mc Look a t th e se boots, one la rg e r Any one having flow ers th ey can K ee and F. A. A rata. T he board o r th an th e o th e r.” sp a re for th e tire d ep a rtm en t to dec ganized w ith B. E. Boice as chairm an . C ham berm aid— I see, and the q ueer o ra te th e Are tru c k fo r th e p ara d e on Dr. C. L. H aynes as se c re ta ry and th in g Is th e lady next door is in the th e F o u rth of Ju ly , p lease notify F L Geo. B a rr as tre a su re r. G eorge J o h n Mack, phone 603, and th e flow ers w ill sam e fix. be called for. son w as em ployed as atto rn e y for the d istric t. Mr. Boice says it is the plan of the b oard to go ahead w ith th e develop m en t of th e d istric t and eng in eers will b e em ployed to m ake th e prelim in ary su rv ey s and estim ates. T h e re h as been m uch opposition to th e fo rm ation of th is w ate r d istric t and it is sta te d notice of appeal from th e c o u rt decision has been filed. T h e d istric t is a la rg e one and in clu d es m uch farm ac reag e w hich it is claim ed by th e opposition does not need o r d esire the w ate r system and 1 he Legion boys are putting on something worth It is claim ed can n o t bear th e added expense of in sta lla tio n of a city w a while. Harding’s speech by radio. The best te r system . Our Flag--W hat It Stands for, How to Treat It Here’s to Old Glory WARNING! Stay in Gresham on the Fourth of July! A (jueer Place— America. “ W h at’s th a t noise," asked P at, new ly arriv ed in New Y ork and visiting at F o rt H am ilton, w hen th e su n se t gun w as fired. “ T h a t's sun set." answ ered a native. P a t— "H oly Moses, and does th e sun alw ay s go down w ith such a rac k et In th is co untry. Horse Races in the state and other sports and a- musements too numerous to mention, and A ll Free, except admission to the races. Why go elsewhere and be disappointed? —Paid Adv.