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G resham O utlook T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 13, NO. 77 TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS (■RES HAM, Ml LTNOMAH C Ol'NTY, OREGON', FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1»2S Í1.50 Per Year WOODEN BULKHEAD ON POWELL STREET ORDERED BY COUNTY Michigan Miss W ins L iv e s t o c k C lu b s H o ld A c h ie v e m e n t M e e tin g WORK STARTED ON NEW PIPE CONDUIT GOOD TIME ASSURED AT FATHER AND SON MEET FRIDAY NIGHT W ork has sta rte d on th e th ird Bull Run pipe line w hich will add to P o rt lan d 's w ate r supply, connecting the F ollow ing th e com pletion of th e w ere p resen ted to V earl H owell and city of P o rtlan d w ith the lieadw orks 25 m iles d istan t. T his line like the boys' an d g irls' club w ork th is fall, Jo h n F lem ing by Mr. In g leb rltzen , T he B oard of county com m ission o th er tw o will pass practically ers on M onday acted on th e reco m and in h o n o r of th e larg e n um ber of field re p re se n ta tiv e of th e S p erry M ill th ro u g h th e ce n te r of G resham . A com m unity F a th e r and Son night ing com pany. In a ta lk full of a p p re m endation of County R o adm aster W. young people who have successfully T he g en eral c o n tra ct w as recently will be held In th e Masonic hall, ciation an d en couragem ent County A. E atch el in th e m a tte r of th e need aw arded to the W illam ette Iron A G resham , next week F riday night. No finished th e ir p ro jec ts and have won A g ricu ltu ra l A gent S. B. H all p rese n t ed im provem ent on Pow ell stre e t, be Steel com pany, who have sub let to vem ber 30, and it w ill be a bang-up sig n al h o n o rs a t th e fa irs a big ed badges to th e H olstein stock ju d g tw een Main and R oberts, know n as th e "achievem ent m eetin g ” w as held on ing team , com prising R obert K er- th e J. F. Shea com pany th e job ct affair judged by the g en e ral com m it fill. T his is a p a rt of th e county road W ednesday evening a t th e g ran g e hall slake, P ercy C arlson and Jo h n Flem clea rin g th e rig h t of way and d ig tee of arran g e m en ts w hich m et last and of the Mt. Hood Loop highw ay in w hich w ere g ath ered about 50 boys ing. A ndrew M iller, field re p re se n ts ging d itches for th e pipe. night. It is stric tly a com m unity a f and th e county d esire s to fix sam e The Shea com pany has n ta b lla n e d fair, for fa th e rs and boys of G resham and g irls, th e ir p a re n ts and club lead tive of th e Oregon B an k ers' asso c ia w ith reaso n ab le perm anency. ers an d a num ber of sp eak ers of note. tion, told of th e In terest m anifested in a cam p ju st below th e h ead w o tk s and and vicinity, no very definite lim its Mr. E atch el's recom m endation, a c T he m eeting w as planned by Miss th e club w ork by th e m em bers of th a t about 40 men a re w orking out of this being prescribed as to locality, age of cording to info rm atio n in th e h an d s of E thel I. C alkins who for th e past five o rg an izatio n s, and said th a t an effort cam p now. A steam shovel was on fa th e rs o r boys or n um ber of those R ecorder C. G. S chneider, is th a t the y ears has been co u n ty club lead er, is being m ade to p u t th e b an k e rs of th e ground n ea r th e cam p ami v as expected. It was intim ated, how ever, county proceed a t once w ith plans, and who h as b u ilt up a w onderful th e sta te sq u arely behind th e w ork, being set up. C harles Shea was put th at th e re ought to be betw een 300 specifications and ad v e rtise m en t for a county club o rg an izatio n from th e and especially in th e m a tte r of financ in ch a rg e of th e w ork for his com and 350 p resen t and am ple provision wooden bulkhead. T he ro ad m a ste r pany w hile J. J. K a rsta tte r, a ssista n t would be m ade for all who attend. beginning. T hese boys and g irls, w ith lng sch o larsh ip s. recom m ends ce d ar piling. T he com engineer of th e w ater bureau, w as in th e help of th e ir local leaders have T he only stip u latio n m ade is th a t it V earl H ow ell, M illard Chase, Jo h n m issioners recom m end th a t th e call m ade rem a rk a b le show ings in th e ir Flem ing and Clifford E kstrom w ere ch a rg e for the city, Is for boys and dads, each boy to bring for bids include also creosoted fir A su b -co n tract hits been let by th e a dad, his own or an o th er, and each v ario u s lines. Besides studying th e ir each called upon to tell som ething of piling and p lanking, creosoted cedar W illam ette Iron & Steel com pany to dad to b rin g a boy, his own or an o th p ro jects scientifically, they have th e ir experience In th e ir club w ork, piling and plan k in g and ced ar piling o ??,J S h are ,n M aking Highway» earn ed h u n d red s of d o lla rs in profits, w hich they did in a clear, easy m an Poole & McGonigle, a local firm, to r er, the only exception being th a t a dad only. B ate’ wag the essay which won first afte r ded u ctin g expenses, including n er w hich w ould be a cre d it to th e ir th e fab ricatio n of th e bridges to he may bring m ore th an one boy if th e re T he estim ate for th is w ork is $10,- prize for Theodora Poole, 18. of Lao- •ing, Mich. 400,000 U. S. school chiF th e ir own work. W ithout exception elders. It w as im pressed upon th e used on th e p ro ject and an o th er su b a re not dads enough to go around. 000. T his am ount is included in th e dren eongieted. She receives a goto th e sp e ak e rs of th e evening accorded club m em bers th a t all who com pleted c o n tra c t has been let to th e Colum bia L ast y e a r's banquet, held last 1924 budget. T he ro ad m aster, how- w atch and trip to W ashington. u n stin ted p raise to Miss C alkins, who th e ir w ork had tak en a larg e p a rt In Steel com pany of th is city for the spring, by the way. w as acknow ledged * ever, th in k th e w ork so u rg en t th a t it has resig n ed h er position as club th e success of the w hole, and th a t all m a n u fa ctu re of steel ca stin g s needed a success, and th e re w as m uch sc u rry should be done a t once and it m ay be MASONS HOLD MEETING on th e big job. ag en t and is w inding up th e affairs of such w ere to be highly com m ended ing on th e p a rt of dads and lads to n ecessary to draw on $7,500 of th e FOR FATHERS AND SONS th e year. L ock b ar pipe, to be co n stru cted in find th e ir proteges. T he G range hall To enliven th e evening a n um ber of Mt. Hood Loop road ap p ro p riatio n , In h er opening re m a rk s in co n n ec yells and songs w ere given by th e P o rtlan d , w ill be used on th is new line a t th a t tim e was found to be too sm all. A F a th e r and Son m eeting w as held sam e to be rep laced from th e 1924 tion w ith th e p ro g ram Miss C alkins clubs in com petition. F airview club and F red R andlett, ch ief engineer of More are expected th is tim e, hence W ednesday nig h t u n d er au sp ices of budget. called atten tio n to th e fact th a t the w as aw arded first p lace and C orbett th e w ater bu reau , is in th e east in th e la rg e st and best hall in th e city T he ro ad m a ste r w as ordered to pro th e G resham M asonic lodge, ab o u t 100 10 livestock clubs in th e county, nine second. T he ju d g es w ere tw o Ja ck specting sev eral p ro jects w here th is w ill be used. being p resen t w ith th e boys som ew hat ceed a t once w ith th e n ecessary a d w ere rep rese n ted a t th e m eeting, and son county m en who w ere v isito rs at pipe is being used. T he m eeting, or g ath erin g or assem in th e m ajority. T he evening w as v ertisem en t for bids. th a t n in e local clu b lead ers w ere th e m eeting, Mr. Lindsey, re p re se n ta bly, will m eet, g ath er or assem ble at T his move by th e county to stand very p le asa n tly sp e n t in e n te rta in p resen t. T hese included th e County tiv e of th e H am p sh ire B reed ers’ asso GRENHAM HAS NEW < o clock. At 7:30 a sh o rt, snappy all th e cost of th e bulkhead and put m ent, m usic, gam es an d lunch. PLUMBING SHOP program w ill begin. T h ere will be Je rse y ca lf club, th e County H olstein ciatlon of so u th e rn Oregon, and Mr. T he com m ittee of th e lodge having in only w hat th e s tre e t as a county calf clu b and th e C orbett calf club Howell, co u n ty a g ric u ltu ra l agent. A new plum bing and tin n in g shop som ething doing every m inute, Just road re q u ire s is based on th e re p o rt th e affair in ch arg e consisted of O. A. w ith m ixed breeds, a lto g eth er ow n Among livestock b reed ers p rese n t has been opened in th e Sell Building w hat a boy likes, and th e program will of R ecorder S chneider to th e board of E astm an , George H oney and A. F. ing 25 an im als; one sheep club, th e w ere J. L u sch e r of F airview and H. G on Second stre e t w est of S ch an n o ’s end a b ru p tly w hen it is finished, or com m issioners th a t th e p ro p erty H am m ar. confectionery. T he p ro p rie to rs are sooner if it has a tendency to be too T h ere w ere th re e local sp eak ers, O rient P u reb red S h ro p sh ire, w ith 8 Mullenhoff of P le a sa n t Home. ow ners affected had com e to th e de sheep; six pig clubs, w ith 32 pigs and R alph L. D avidson and Joseph S. long, and then, oh, boy! a "d e lig h t G eorge Honey actin g as ch airm an of T he evening w as closed in a happy cision th a t they could not sta n d to sev eral breeds, th e F airv iew H am p m an n er by one of th e H arold Lloyd Chlodo, both men of experience In fu l" lunch w ill be served. T he dads pay h alf th e expense of building a th e program . C. M. Q ulcksall gave an sh ire. L usted Duroc, V ictory and Pow comedy films, w hich had been p ro v id th e ir line. P lan s have been u nder w ill first w ait on the boy (as usual) co n crete re ta in in g w all on th e p ro p a p p ro p ria te ta lk to th e sm a lle r boys. ell V alley each w ith tw o breeds and ed by Miss Calkins. way for some tim e an d first-class and th en th e boys will w ait on the erty line. T his proposal w as m ade r e Roy E. Cannon adapted his re m a rk s O rient w ith four. T hese 10 clubs have equipm ent In th e line of m achinery dads till all have had enough. If to th e old er boys and Ju d g e G. W cen tly by th e county. T he to ta l cost 65 m em bers, who ow n 101 head of MISSIONARY SERVICE has been installed. T he shop opened an y th in g m ore is needed th e re will be w as estim ated a t about $25,000. It S tap leto n gave w hat is said to have stock. AT METHODIST CHURCH for business on la st Monday and the some gam es In which th e y o u n gsters w as first proposed th e county pay 1-3, been one of his finest ta lk s, speaking It w as pointed o ut th a t th ese club to both boys and fath ers. o rd ers alre ad y received a re g ratify in g will show th e o ld sters how to lim ber th e city 1-3 and th e sev eral p ro p erty The W om en’s H ome M issionary so to th e p ro p rieto rs. up and show a little m ore youthful Dr. H. V. Adix presided a t th e piano m em bers had won $124 on en tries a t ow ners on south side of Pow ell, along th e co unty fair, $70.50 a t th e sta te fair ciety of th e M ethodist ch u rch w ill hold pep th an usual. Mr. D avidson has done m uch sa tis for sev eral m usical num bers. Jo h n th e fill, pay o ne-third. I t w as said th e and $34 a t th e stock show , all in open its annual public serv ice a t th e ch u rch factory plum bing w ork In th e com T here will be a few good speakers, city could not u n d e rta k e the paym ent Ide and th re e sons san g as a q u a rte t. class, and $1,037 In club classes a t all n ex t S unday m orning for th e purpose m unity and Mr. Chlodo h as been em both local and im ported, If the com L et th e R est of th e W orld Go By, of $8000 as Its p art. T his plan m ight th e fairs, m aking a to ta l prize win of p rese n tin g its w ork to th e public. ployed In th e tin n in g d ep a rtm en t of m ittee can secu re w hat they w ant. have been approved by th e pro p erty and responded to an encore. ning in all classe s a t all fairs of $1,- They plan th is serv ice every y ear for th e K idder H ard w are com pany for the The, com m ittee on p rogram consists S everal laughable stu n ts w ere p e r ow ners. Mrs. W ithrow and Mrs. C a rl 265.50. T he profits w ere figured a t th e purpose of re c ru itin g Its m em ber p ast four y ears. Both a re w ell p re of A. S. H isey, Roy E. C annon and Ed. son alread y , it w as said, have s u it form ed. gam es w ere played and a light $1138.98. ship and for ta k in g free w ill offerings pared for th e ir w ork by experience R usher. ab le n o rth w alls for th e basem ent of luncl^w ’as served. Some of th e m ost n o tab le prizes for the purp o se of c a rry in g on th e ir and th e ir equipm ent Is considered ad T he com m ittee on eats co n sists of T his is th e first tim e a F a th e r and th e ir buildings. * w ere cham pion H olstein a t the stock work. T he p a sto r of th e ch u rch , th e eq u ate for th e needs of G resham . O scar Johnson, H. R. G ebhardt, M ark F rom the above decision and p lans Son m eeting has been held u n d er Ma show , th e Hollywood calf, th e H ol Rev. A. S. H isey, w ill occupy th e p u l W ells C halker, who form erly o p e ra t N ickerson, B. L. W alrad a n d H. L. it is a p p a re n t th e county w ill only sonic auspices. The p lan h as been re c stein team d em o n stratio n , g ran d pit, and speak on th e topic, “ H elp ed a plum bing shop In th e sam e b u ild St. Clair. om m ended by th e g ran d lodge and is provide for th e p erm anence and p ro cham pion Je rse y a t th e county fair, T hose W om en.” T he com m ittee on hall and finances ing, left som e tim e ago for C alifornia. tection of its portion of th e stre e t, likely to become an an n u a l affair. T he ch o ir has p rep ared som e very ju n io r cham pion D uroc a t th e county Is com posed of C. M. Q ulcksall, Geo. F. h aving no o th e r in te re st in th e m a tte r fair and cham pion D uroc In club fine m usic for both services of th e day. BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Honey, C. J. L undquist and D. Q. th a n it would have in any sim ila r p o r PERSON ( APT! RED WHO classes a t th e sta te fair. In th e m o rning a mixed q u a rte t co n ANNOUNCES SERVICES B arry. tion of a county road anyw here. It BILKED WALK’S STORE Some edu catio n al events w hich sistin g of th e Misses G ertru d e Alex K. A. M iller is ch airm an of th e w ill devolve upon th e p ro p erty ow n T he follow ing services a re a n g en eral com m ittee. A. L. P rice, alias Allen M attison claim ed th e atten tio n of the club an d e r an d D oris Z im m erm an, and C. ers to p ro tec t th e ir own buildings m em bers d u rin g th e season w ere tw o E. R u sh er and L eslie W alrad w ill sing nounced for next Sunday a t the Bethel a g a in st the c o n s ta n t sloughing of th e alias M uller, w hich la tte r Is supposed rallies, th ree county ju dging practices, “ How Long W ilt Thou F o rg e t Me,’ B ap tist ch u rc h : S unday school a t 9:45 EVANGELICAL CHCBCH loose soil dow n th e ban k tow ard to be his tru e nam e, who drew a a S h ro p sh ire to u r a t S ilverton, a and th e ch o ir will ren d e r th e anthem w ith classes for a ll grades. The w o rth less check on th e F irs t S tate SERVICES FDR SUNDAY Jo h n so n creek. m o rning serm on at 11 o’clock by th e B ank on November 3 in paym ent of a b ree d ers' an d club to u r to C arnation “ P ra ise th e Lord, O Je ru sa le m ." In p asto r, th e Rev. D. Q. B a rry on th e T he Sunday services a t th e Zion d ress and coat w orn out of th e sto re F arm , stock ju dging trip s to Salem th e evening th ey w ill sing th e anthem . them e "T h e F inished P ro d u c t.” The E vangelical ch u rch will begin at 10 YOUNG BOY PASSES “O L ord, H ea r O ur C ry.” and C orvallis and exhibitions a t th e by his alleged wife, w as ca p tu red by AFTER LONG ILLNESS federal a u th o rities In Spokane and r e Je rse y Jubilee. A new set of stereo p tlco n slides ch o ir w ill ren d e r as a special num ber o’clock w ith Sunday school w hich P ra ise Ye th e F a th e r” by Gounod. show ing th e life of th e peole In P eru will be follow ed a t 11 by m em orial D uring th e evening th e 100 per cent H enry M etzger, 14 y ea rs and 6 tu rn ed to P o rtlan d y esterd ay charg ed T he evening service w ill open a t 7 services In th e G erm an language. The livestock clu b lead ers w ere presented w ill be show n in th e evening. w ith ste alin g an autom obile and ta k m onths old, passed aw ay la st nig h t at pins by L. J. Allen, sta te livestock T he E p w o rth L eague will m eet In o'clock. Staff C aptain P aul H elslnger serm on by th e pasto r, th e Rev. H. R. th e hom e of his p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. ing it out of th e state, T h ere w as a club agent. T hose receiving pins w ere th e au d ito riu m a t th e u su a l tim e. T he and wife, who a re a t th e head of th e O ebhardt, w ill be on "T he C h ristian F ra n k M etzger, a fte r an illness from suspicion th a t he w as th e sam e m an H. P. M cCullough, J. P. N euerer, R. topic for stu d y w ill be "A nsw ering th e social and In d u strial d ep a rtm en t of H ope.” T he ch o ir will sing “T he tu b ercu lo sis w hich sta rte d eight y ea rs who operated his bad check gam e su c th e S alvation Arm y for Oregon and G reat Home-Com ing.” Beadle, J. F lem ing, Mrs. H. Stone, C laim s of C h rist.” ago. He has m ade a brav e fight but ce ssfu lly h ere and Mr. A nthon of W ashington, will have ch a rg e of the Mrs. E. W aybill, Mrs. J. P. Lynch and S ervices w ill be held in E nglish at th e disease had too stro n g a foothold. W ack’s store, who sold th e goods to service, w hich will be ca rrie d on In 7:30 in th e evening, the serm on topic WOOD SAWING Mrs. A. O. Stafford. th e couple, w as called y esterd ay to Besides his p are n ts he is survived by Quickly and efficiently done by ex th e free and easy custom of th e Army. being "Som e O bjections to th e C hris G reetin g s w ere b ro u g h t to the boys p erts. All o rd ers pro m p tly atten d ed T he cap tain w ill give th e address, th re e sisters, T helm a, Maude and Mil P o rtlan d , w here he easily identified tian Life.” “Thou Art. O God, th e Life and g irls by A. M eyers, p resid e n t of to re g a rd le ss of size. dred, all older th a n he, and six b ro th th e p riso n er and w as recognized by th e F irs t S tate Bank, who expressed j GEO. SHAW Phone 22# ED. SMITH w hich prom ises to be a ra re tre a t for and L ig h t” will be sung by Miss him. It is said th a t ch a rg es sufficient e rs in th e home, all younger. the people of G resham . T h e choir will K ath erin e B ratzel and Mrs. Theo. gratificatio n for the good w ork done I F u n eral services w ill be conducted to keep th e m an In sta te or fed eral Money to loan on rea l estate. F arm ren d e r the anthem "O Lord How Man B rugger. by th e clu b m em bers. S ilver cups priso n for five y ears a re held a g a in st a t the M ethodist c h u rc h tom orrow a f Ioans a t 6 p er cent. B. W. T horne.— ifold Are Thy W orks," by J. Barnhy. Union T h anksgiving services will be him. A m an and tw o women confed ternoon a t 2:30 o'clock. held on T h u rsd ay m orning, November e ra te s who w ere said to be im plicated 29, a t 10:30 o’clock, In th e Evangelical w ith him have not been apprehended. S enior Play. ch u rch , at w hich tim e th e Rev. A. S. "Oh C laren c e!" sighed lovely little Legton an n u a l d ance T h anksgiving Hisey will p reach th e serm on. Cora. And th a t isn 't all she sighed, eith er. But to h ear th e re st you m ust eve. com e to see th e S enior play, “C la r Window CleunTng W. C. T. U. social and e n te rta in m e n t For ex p ert window cleaning see 8. ence,” at the High school gym nasium , T ajlm a, or leave o rd ers w ith John Dec. 20, 1923, 8:15 o’clock.—Adv. N ovem ber 23. Brown, G resham , phone 2501. GEE 60SH? HIS 1923 THANKSGIVING DINNER WHAT HAXE Gresham Plumbing and Tin Shop R. L. DAVIDSON Res. Phone 1057 Shop Phone 1233 J. S. CHIODO £ Res. Phone 1923 £ Reliable Work and Prompt Service At Reasonable Prices P lum bing F ix tu res and F ittin g s R ange B oilers A sbestos Coverings H eating and F u rn a c e W ork E aves T roughs Sheet Metal W’orklng All kinds of S oldering and G eneral R epairing W e Specialize on Making Hot W ater Coils Give Vs a Trial 6 O T TO BE THANKFUL abo ut ? I DEC. 14 Is the d ate th is year of th e handsom e HOLIDAY NUMBER G resham O utlook It will contain m any special articles. Illu stra tio n s, w rite-ups, correspondence, g reetin g s, and scores of ads to aid C h ristm as buying. Watch for It Ad» and m a ile r for Ib is laaue «houli! reai h th è O utlook office not la le r Ih a n I »eceinlwr 1#.