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G resham O utlook
VOL. 13, NO. «3
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1923
$1.50 Per Year
Z*>1 11
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'T’l •
ClUD LeaderS btate I heiT
C laim s ag a in st th e city am ounting J
MARY COGSWELL IS
to over $2700 w ere allow ed as f o llo w s :j
SO RORITY PLEDGE
C rane Co., s u p p lie s...................$ 31.45}
C oncrete Pipe Co., su p p lie s___ 177.50}
»W ord from the U niversity of Ore-
A. Ruegg, la b o r................................ 45.00
I gon say s th a t am ong th e 270 new ly
G resham D rug Co., s u p p lie s ... 10.15
I reg istered stu d en ts pledged d u rin g
G resham Outlook, p r in tin g __
8.50
G resham city council at its re g u la r City of P o rtlan d , w ater. A u
th e an n u a l “ru sh w eek" by 31 f r a
T he club lead ers of the county have had tw o m eetings recen tly and have
g ust .............................................. 481.80
session last T uesday n ig h t adopted
An em pty gas ta n k p u t an end to a
te rn itie s and so ro rities rep rese n ted at
discussed th e situ atio n p ertain in g to th e ir relatio n to th e county fair. As a
th e an n u a l budget of expenses for City of P o rtlan d , w ater, Sep
th e U niversity of Oregon Is th e nam e joy rid e on th e p art of four P o rtlan d
tem b er .......................................... 473.40 re su lt th e follow ing le tte r h as been d raw n up and m ailed to th e d irec to rs of
1924, to ta lin g $12,020, w hich now
S alary of rec o rd e r and supplies 75.75 th e M ultnom ah county fair and also Its publication in th e O utlook and O re of a G resham woman. Mary Cogswell boys on T uesday evening and landed
goes to th e sta te ta x su pervising com J. H. H oss. g ra v e l......................... 18.00
has been pledged to th e D elta D elta them In th e h an d s of D eputy Sheriff
gon Jo u rn a l req u ested . T he le tte r is as follow s:
m ission for approval. The com m is A. W. M etzger & Co., s u p p lie s ..
M. M. Squire. E m ery Johnson, 16, had
D elta sorority.
4.55
.75 To th e S tockholders an d P a tro n s of th e M ultnom ah County F a ir :__
sion m ay p are it down but it is Cecil M etzger's G rocery, p lan ts
N early h alf of th e stu d e n ts en conceived th e schem e and had invited
W hile re g re ttin g th e necessity of o u r m aking a sta te m en t of o u r position
.50
th o u g h t will give it th e ir ap p ro v al in E kstrom T ru ck , h a u lin g .............
his b ro th e r G ordon, 7, and neighbor
K. C. Robeyts, s e rv ic e s...............
3.50 in reg a rd s to th e M ultnom ah C ounty F air, and our rela tio n s to it, such a rolled in the U niversity of Oregon a re
asm uch as the ih c re ase over last J. H. M etzger, sa lary and su p
co u rse seem s n ecessary in view of th e sta te m en ts w hich have been issued housed In fra te rn itie s and so ro rities. boys, Raym ond C lark and Jam es Dun
y e a r’s budget is not over six p er cent.
plies ............................................ 16.10 and given wide publicity by your Board of D irecto rs reg a rd in g o u r w ork D uring th e past y ear sev eral new so can, each 8 y ea rs old to go riding and
L ast y ear th e am ount allow ed on Jam es P eterso n , stre e t clean in g 12.00 d u rin g th e 1923 fair. We have avoided public sta te m en ts on th e gro u n d th a t cial o rg an izatio n s have been founded, have lunch. T he F ord c a r In w hich
we sta rte d o u r w ork In cooperation w ith the B etter F air Com m ittee, to ad and som e of th e old er fra te rn itie s and they w ere riding belonged to the
v esto rs Syndicate, sinking
th e budget w as $9,610. T he v aluation In fund
.............................................. 63.00 vance th e in te re sts of th e fair by rally in g to its su p p o rt all th e in terested
so ro rities, unable to provide accom fa th e r of th e Jo h n so n boys and had
of city p roperty w as $767,820. The G. A. Cox, s a la r y ....................... 125.00 o rg an izatio n s of M ultnom ah County.
p rese n t valuation is not yet d e te r Jones L um ber Co., s u p p lie s ...
Your b oard of d irec to rs w rote at length, an d as they have since adm itted m odations for th e ir rap id ly in creasin g been tak en w ithout th e know ledge or
1.70
w ithout due co n sid eratio n , an a rtic le which in its e f f e c t w as an in v itation for m em berships, have u n d erta k en ex co nsent of th e p aren ts. The c a r cam e
m ined but it w ill be higher th a n la st H. E stes, sa lary , n ig h t w atch
m an .............................................. 116.10 th e local club lead ers to w ithdraw en tirely from the fair. T his invitation has tensive building program s.
to a stop n ear th e S tan d ard Oil ta n k s
year.
T elephone Com pany ...................
.20 been accepted by our local club leaders o rg an izatio n at its face value.
east of G resham and th e little boys
L ast y e a r’s budget included $750 for P. R. L. & P., stre e t lig h tin g .. 106.75 F u rth e rm o re , it has been so co n stru ed by the p are n ts of m any club ch ild ren
w
ere try in g vainly to s ta rt th e en
I
\
1NGEI.ICAL
CIH'RCII
2.45 an d club w o rk e rs in m any com m unities. We w orked h ard to secure to the
th e sin k in g fund on th e new $20,000 F. L. Mack, s u p p lie s...................
fa ir th e co operation of th ese people an d our club ch ild ren an d it w as w ith
ANNOUNCES SERVICES gine by cra n k in g . Jo h n S leret h ap
bond issue and th is y e a r’s to ta l in H illsboro P ow er & Inv estm en t
Co., on a c c o u n t.......................... 1000.00 deep re g re t th a t we saw our w ork d ea lt a sh a tte rin g blow by th e ir le tte r of
pened along, offered assista n ce and
cludes a like am ount on th e rec en t
T he follow ing services w ill be held
A ugust 21.
discovered th a t th e gas tan k w as
issu e and $1850 on th e $25,000 w ater NOTICE OK PUBLIC MASS MEETING
Since th e ir reco n sid ered sta te m e n t of S eptem ber 14, some of o u r club at Zion E vangelical ch u rch next Sun
lead ers would be w illing to co n tin u e th e ir w ork and co o p erate once m ore, but day, a s announced by th e p asto r, th e em pty. He notified Mr. Squire, who
bond issue of tw elve y ears ago. T hese
took th e lads to his hom e and got In
am o u n ts w hich go into a sinking fund
N otice is hereby given th a t in a c a m ajo rity because of th e ir loss of confidence in th e fa ir board as at p resen t Rev. H. R. G ebhardt:
touch w ith th e ir p are n ts, who cam e
to re tire th e bond issu es at m a tu rity cordance w ith th e O rdinance of the co n stitu ted , refu se to do so. th u s m aking it im possible for us to ra lly our
S unday school w ill be held at 10,
w o rk e rs and again give to them th e united su p p o rt and co operation th a t we
out
la te r In th e evening and took the
City
of
G
resham
,
Oregon,
a
Mass
a re considered an investm ent and do
m eeting w ill be held in th e City H all, have given in past years. T he only plan w hich we have to offer as a basis P reach in g services in th e E n g lish
n o t figure into th e six per ce n t in G resham , Oregon, W ednesday, October of our continued cooperation is sum m ed up in th e follow ing m otions passed lan g u ag e at 11 a. m. and Young Peo y o u n g sters home.
E m ery Jo h n so n Is a crip p le and has
cre a se perm itted in th e budget over 10, 1923, a t th e h o u r of 7:30 p. m. for a t a special m eeting of o u r club lead ers held at G resham T h u rsd ay evening pie's L eague m eeting a t 7:30 p. m. At
p
rac
tica lly no use of his feet. He
th e preceding year. T he city e s ti the p u rpo se of n om inating can d id ates S eptem ber 20.
Moved, seconded, and carried , T h a t we accep t at face valu e th e w ords of th e m orning w orship th e choir will
m a tes an incom e of $400 from licenses to be voted upon a t th e g en eral elec th e fair b o ard ’s le tte r of A ugust 21 th a t “n eith er they (th e club le a d e rs, nor sing "O Je su s I H ave Prom ised. m anaged th e ste erin g and gas feeding
tion, Novem ber 6, 1923, to till th e fo l
of vario u s kinds.
W alter Schw edler w ill con d u ct th e and one of th e yo u n g er boys the
low ing offices on th e City Council of th e ir services a re cared fo r.” etc.
Moved, seconded, and ca rrie d . T h at our fu rth e r co operation w ith the L eague m eeting. T he topic, "T h e Ag b rakes. It w as a w onder to all who
T he budget item s a re as follow s:
th e City of G resham , to-w it:
T h ree (3) C ouncllm en to be elected M ultnom ah County F a ir can be only on th e basis of th e e n tire elim in atio n of gresslvenesB of F a ith " w ill be dis saw th e boys th a t th ey could drive In
Budget Items.
all unw holesom e and im m oral exhibitions of all so called gam es of sk ill or
th a t w ay from th e Richm ond d istric t
S a la rie s ..........................................$ 2,490 for a period of tw o (2) y ea rs each.
chance, and upon such a reo rg an izatio n of th e fa ir b oard as w ill in su re the cussed.
T he te rm s of th e follow ing council- above
S tre e t lighting .............................. 1,500
ends.”
Y esterday the G resham circ le of th e in P o rtlan d w ith o u t serio u s Injury to
M iscellaneous sup p lies .............
250 men w ill ex p ire Ja n u a ry 1, 1924:
O
ur
club
lead
ers
sought
at
all
tim
es
to
w
ork
h
arm
oniously
w
ith
th
e
fair
L
ad
ies’ Aid m et w ith Mrs. M. H em rlch th em selv es or oth ers.
A. F. H am m ar, T. R. H ow itt, C. I.
M iscellaneous labor ...................
850
board
in
th
e
ir
plans.
O
ur
leaving
th
e
fair
on
S
atu
rd
ay
evening
w
as
in
keep
Sr., n ea r D am ascus. P lan s w ere dis
H au lin g ..........................................
100 R aker.
T he foregoing notice is published ing w ith our u n d ersta n d in g from th e first th a t our w ork w as for a five day cussed for th e b azaar to be held No BETHEL BAPTIST PASTOR
F re ig h t ............................................
50
fa
ir
only.
Our
county
club
leader.
Miss
Calkins,
w
as
not
alone
responsible
M ARES ANNOUNCEMENTS
L um ber ............................................
100 p u rsu a n t to a reso lu tio n of th e Coun for our action in th is m a tte r, as o u r position w as p rac tica lly unanim ous vem ber 7. It was also decided to hold
P rin tin g .....................................
100 cil of th e City of G resham , Oregon.
Mr.
Lew
is
w
as
inform
ed
of
th
e
intended
action
by
both
Miss
C
alkins
and
Mr
a bake sale on S atu rd ay aftern o o n of
A nnouncem ents of services a t th e
D ated th is 4th day of O ctober, 1923.
S tre e t im provem ents .................
500
Seym our before any exhibits w ere rem oved and he agreed to the rem oval of next week, October 13.
C. G. SCHNEIDER,
Bethel B aptist ch u rc h for next S un
F ire a p p a ra tu s ..............................
500
th e club exhibits.
City R ecorder
R eligious school an d confirm ation day a re given as follow s b y th e p as
P a in tin g ..........................................
100
We m ight cite cases w here th e lack of a sym pathetic co operation w ith our
E lection board ..............................
20
p la n s on th e p a rt of th e fair board greviously h indered th e w ork of th e B etter In stru ctio n w ill begin tom orrow m o rn to r, th e Rev. D. Q. B a rry :
H all r e n t ........................................
10
NEW AT THE LIBRARY.
F a ir Com m ittee but to a ir th ese g riev an ces fu rth e r would tend to hinder our ing at 9 o’clock. All ch ild ren of p u b
T he Bible school w ill m eet a t 9:45
F ire m a n ’s fund ............................
11
purp o se of co n stru c tiv e and helpful cooperation in th e fu tu re. We w ant to lic school age are welcome.
m. T he m en’s Bible class w ill re
Books That Will Entertain and
R ep air w ork ..................................
J
see a successful, w ell m anaged fair, w ith all unw holesom e fea tu re s elim i
Instruct.
P ro fessio n al services .................
1(
tire a fte r th e opening exercises to the
nated. We w ant th is enough to w ork for it. an d w ork h ard , to sacrifice in RALLY
DAY
AT
“M adame C laire,” S usan E rtz.
p arso n ag e for th e study hour. P re ac h
tim e and m oney and effort in th is ca u se which so closely tou ch es the lives
METHODIST CHURCH ing by th e p asto r a t 11. S ubject for
In te re s t on new bond i s s u e . . . . 1,100 leisu rely rom ance of today.
of o u r boys an d g irls. It is o u r ju d g m en t th a t th e w ork of the B etter F air
S inking fund for old bond issue 1,850
“ B ells of St. S tep h en s,”
M arian C om m ittee has pointed th e way to a susseccful fair, and a s se rt th a t th e Ideal
Sunday w ill be observed by th e m u tu al co n sid eratio n , “T he Coming
S inking fund for new bond
Keith.
A
sto
ry
of
irre
sista
b
le
youth of a clean fair is th e rig h t ideal as is shown by th e success of th e sta te and S unday school of th e M ethodist E p is K ingdom .” T he choir w ill ren d e r as a
Issue ............................................
750
o
th
er
county
fa
irs
th
a
t
have
been
successfully
c
a
rrie
d
on
in
th
e
sta
te
th
is
copal ch u rch as Rally Day, on w hich special num ber, "A ll N ations Shall
E xclusive of th e la st tw o item s, and rom ance.
y ear on a clean basis and on w eek days only.
“P ocketfu l of P o sies.” A. P a rrish .
W hile it is tru e th a t th e B etter F a ir Com m ittee did n ot succeed in selling all th e p u p ils of la st and form er W orship T hee,” B arrie B. Adams.
w hich a re considered as investm ents,
th e budget com es u n d er th e 6 p er cent The p re ttie st g irl in tow n grew up its quota of 2000 season tick ets, we a re assured th a t they did sell sev eral y ears a re receiving special Invitations New m em bers will be w elcom ed Into
"p reten d in g .” She still follow ed th is hu n d red d o llars w orth m ore th an w ere ever sold before in ad vance of the to be p resen t. P rom otion Sunday last th e ch u rch an d given th e rig h t hand of
in c re ase over th a t of la st year.
opening day. All of o u r club leaders, who had received co m p lim en tary
T he o rd in an ce of th e
T he rec o rd e r w as In stru cted to no gentle a r t a fte r h er m a rria g e to ends tick ets In fo rm er y ea rs bought and paid for th e ir tic k ets th is year, and m any week b ro u g h t out a fine crow d of 193, fellow ship.
th
a
t
su
rp
rise
d
her.
and It Is confidently expected th a t a L o rd 's S up p er w ill be observed.
of them p u rch ased tic k ets for th e ir fam ilies.
tify th e P. R., L. & P. th a t th e side
“E n te r J e rr y ,” E. M. Robinson. A
Our reaso n for tak in g our positive stand in reg ard to th e elim in atio n of m uch la rg e r num ber will re p o rt for
T he program of th e evening w ill be
w alk and grad e cro ssin g over th e ir
Bull R un rig h t of w ay on Hood ave vivacious sto ry of a genuine boy in the above nam ed objectionable fe a tu re s of th e fair is found in the statem en t en ro llm en t next Sunday. A fine p ro gin pro m p tly a t 7:30 and w ill consist
of th e fa ir board in th e ir le tte r of Septem ber 14. They a s s e rt th a t “We p e r
nue w ere badly o u t of re p a ir and m ust quest of know ledge as w ell a s fun.
m itted your cen so r com m ittee to cen so r everything on th e g ro u n d s and aided gram , "G row ing a C h ristian W orld," larg ely of a m usical tre a t by th e choir
“
D
ingbat
of
A
rcady,”
Mrs.
M.
O.
be p ut in shape a t once.
th e com m ittee to th e full ex ten t of o u r ability.” Our lead ers an d m em bers of w ill be given at th e Sunday school u n d er th e lead ersh ip of Miss Dickey,
T he rec o rd e r w as in stru c ted to no W’ilkinson. Down th e W illam ette via th e B etter F a ir C om m ittee w ent before your board of d ire c to rs on S atu rd ay hour, w ith th e en tire school assem assisted by a full o rc h e stra from P o rt
tify d elinquents th a t the council ex flat-bottom ed boat and cro ss co u n try evening a t th e close of th e fa ir and In a body p resen ted them a w ritten r e bled In th e m ain au d itorium . T he p u land. T he o rc h e stra w ill accom pany
quest th a t they close all th e ca rn iv al concessions th a t night, should th e fair
pected im m ediate com pliance w ith the a la F ord and bicycle fu rn ish ed Mrs. rem ain open over Sunday. T his w as agreed to by Mr. Lew is, Mr. H einey, and pils w ill m eet In th e ir accustom ed th e sin g in g and will p rese n t several
■Wilkinson m uch local color, of w hich
sidew alk re p a ir order.
Mr. K ru ed er. The concessions to w hich we objected w ere not closed, an d we places w here they will m ake up th e ir In stru m en tal num bers. A rich m u
are reliab ly inform ed th a t the o th er two m em bers of th e board w ere n o t in records, and from w hich they will sical tr e a t is in sto re for th e people of
An ord in an ce re g u la tin g th e city 's she te lls us in a d elig h tfu l m an n er.
"Man W ho Came B ack,” J. F. W il form ed of th e prom ise m ade by th e three. T h ro u g h o u t th e fair th e co n ces pass to th e m ain auditorium .
Iresham . T he p asto r will p rese n t for
m ilk supply w as given its first re a d
T he p asto r, the Rev. A. 8. Hisey, carefu l th o u g h t “T he P u rp o ses of
ing. Some provisions of the o rd i son. A m a n 's fight to reg ain se lf-re sion men seemed to be a law u n to them selves, w ith privileges w hich n eith er
th e cen so r com m ittee n o r the fa ir board w ere ab le to co n tro l or curb.
w ill conduct th e ch u rch serv ices both God In C reation."
n an ce ap p e arin g r a th e r drastic, a fte r spect a fte r ta stin g th e d reg s of life.
W ith th e fa ir of 1923 a m a tte r of h istory, w ith its successes and its fall
m orning and evening.
H is serm on
Come thou with us and we will do
co n sid erab le discussion, it w as de
u
res,
we
look
hopefully
forw
ard,
tru
s
tin
g
th
a
t
som
e
ad
ju
stm
e
n
t
may
be
m
ade
Mrs. F ra n k M cLain and d au g h ter
cided to call a conference of those F ra n k ie of W inthrop, W ashington, are th a t w ill m ake our cooperation possible, and lay th e foundations for a fair topic for m orning w ill be “Focal thee good.”
D ates.” F or evening, "T he T h ree R es
w ho sell m ilk in G resham to consider th e g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A n th a t sh all be a cred it to M ultnom ah county, and th e en tire sta te of Oregon
MULTNOMAH COUNTY LOCAL CLUB LEADERS A SSN
u rre ctio n s."
JAPANESE FARMERS NOT
th e p rovisions of th e ordinance.
derson on th e ir w ay to C alifornia.
____ ______________________ By Mrs. J. G. H ansen, S ecretary .
IN CELERY ASSOCIATION
The ch o ir had its first re g u la r m eet
COUNCIL ADOPTS
ANNUAL BUDGET
JOY RIDE ENDS WHEN
GASOLINE GIVES OUT
P o s it io n in L e t t e r t o B o a r d
John Wanamaker
Said
“ If you want to know w hether you will
be a failure in life, the answ er is easy: can
you save.”
No man who does not learn to deny him-
No man who does not learn to Deny him
self and live on Less than he earns has any
right to expect anything less than
FAILURE.
That Is an ugly word—and it feels worse
than it sounds. A simple remedy, however,
is within reach of every m an—a Savings ac
count at our bank.
“Soft words »»utter no parsnips.“
—Franklin.
First State Bank
GRESHAM, OREGON
A STRONG RANK
The Rev. E. D. Blackm an has been
b ro u g h t home from Em anuel hospital
In P o rtlan d w here he was a p a tie n t
for several weeks. He Is m aking a
satisfacto ry recovery.
The D ram atic club w ill m eet at th e
lib rary n ex t T uesday evening, O cto
ber 9. All who a re In terested In d r a
m atics a re Invited to tten d . T he m e et
ing begins prom ptly a t 7:30 p. m.
NEW PRICES ¡8
Effective Tuesday, Oct. 2nd
C H A S S IS ................................................. $230
RUNABOUT ...........................................$265
TOURING ............................................... $295
TRUCK CHASSIS..................................$370
Add for starter $65, dem. rims $20
COUPE (with starter and dem. rims) $525
FOUR DOOR SED A N ......................... $685
(With starter and dem. rims)
T R A C TO R ............................................ $420
f. o. b. D etroit
These car prices are lowest in history of the
company and apply to latest improved models
GET YOUR COPY OF THE
Gresham Cook Book
Compiled by Mrs. S. E. Sease and Mrs. F. Peak for the
building fund of the Bethel Baptist church. Buy of them
or of Mrs. A. J. W. Brown at the Gresham Market. Price $1
NEW MODELS
Now on Display at
ing for th e year lust W ednesday eve
ning, w ith Miss G ertru d e A lexander
as d irecto r. Leslie W alrad will sing
Out of th e D epths”, by Scott, in th e
m orning. In th e evening th e ch o ir
w ill sing the anthem , "H ave M ercy.”
R eh ea rsals w ill be held reg u la rly on
W ednesday evenings a t 7:30 o'clock.
T he E pw orth L eague devotional
m eeting will begin a t 6:45. Topic for
study, "T h e N atu ra ln ess of P ra y er."
T he young people of th e ch u rch are
busy with p lan s for a big p rogram of
activ ities for th e year, and a re Invit
ing all th e ir frien d s to u n ite w ith them
In c a rry in g th e ir plans th ro u g h .
M. B. McGinnis, p resid e n t of th e
T ro u td ale Celery association, ca lls a t
ten tio n of th e O utlook to an e rro r In
th e recen t w rite-up of th a t o rg an iz a
tion In w hich Ja p an e se farm ers w ere
said to h e m em bers of th e o rg an iz a
tion. T his, he says, Is n ot th e case.
T h ere is co n sid erab le celery grow n
by th e Ja p a n e se but they sh ip th e ir
p ro d u cts to P o rtlan d by tru c k and a re
n o t connected In any way w ith th e lo
cal g ro w e rs’ o rg an izatio n . T he T ro u t
dale C elery asso ciatio n does not a c
cept anyone In Its m em bership who Is
n o t eligible to cltlzneshfp, says Mr.
McGinnis.
T hose Photo Coupons a re going fast
The D orcas Circle of the M ethodist
but th e re 's one left for each ad d i
Ladies Aid of G resham will hold a
tional su b scrib er.
bake sale a t th e W alrad store S a tu r
I LAIN HEWING Wanted.
ftilld ren 's day afternoon, October 6, at 2 o'clock.
»«•wing a »perlalty Mrs M ulle T HI
fla ir .
Opposite EaMman's Lumber Yd —Adv.
—earried safely Ihrotttrh
the jin» I year with n
SINKING FI ND established
in their era of prosperity
I HIS SINKING FUND WAS THE
SCSTAINING FACTOR IN MANY A
BUSINESS
YOU CAN A R It A NG E
JUST SUCH A SINKING FUND TODAY
—nt the
BANK OF GRESHAM
Gresham, Oregon
RAKER & SON
Gresham
Phone 1301
‘CO-OPERATION
Orders being accepted for delivery’ in rotation
I HA I CONTINUES“
“ ACCOMMODATION THAT I PIIOLDS*