Gresham outlook., December 25, 1923, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 P e r Year
MID-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL DOINGS
MAKE CREDITABLE SHOWING I
“Wolf Woman”
REPORT OF NATIONAL
GRANGE INTERESTING
SANTA CLAUS NOTES CHANGES
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,-r " lay nlght at the high presented to them . Mr. S tro n g has
T he convention num ber of th e Nat-
(F ro m th e O utlook 12 y e a rs a g o to d ay )
G resham Uni
? * t eni° r C' a8S of Pre8entad holly '° r th e la st tw o years
I tonal G range m onthly, published at
h V u h gh sch° o1 p resented and all th a n k him for it.
Springfield, Mass., co n tain s a full re-
Santa Claus, - coming
from his —
summer Mu
quarters
in UHi
the
C larence before an en th u siastic au-
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I port of the N ational G range session
dience.
T he m em bers of the ca st
L ast F rid ay W. C. L aw rence, ch a ir- r e g i o n s of perpetual Snow, expressed himself to a few old ac-
held in November at P ittsb u rg h . Penn.,
w ere: Ray S trong. G olda A dam s, ’»an of th e school board, p resen ted f m a i n t i n r e c I n f ' r a T n . , , -
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j in November. T his w as th e 57th an-
G ran t McMillan, Doris Z ilm m erm an, football le tte rs to C ap tain H en ry Lun- <IiU a i n t a n t i eS , n G r e s h a m as Wonderfully surprised at the
, nual session. It is ch aracterized as a
Violet Brooks, C lara Mason, H enry day, G eorge P u llen , F ra n k Sm ith, Clin- changes that have taken place here during the past year. He
m ost h arm onious and successful se s­
L unday, Glen W inters. Rose P o tter, t0» C halker, G uerney Wood. E dw ard
said
this
was
one
of
the
most
attractive
sections
visited
on
his
sion.
and "disposed of m ore real bus­
and Jam es Brown. Ray S trong, “C lar- Southard, E dw ard Schenk, E lb ert
iness th an any previous convention
en ce” and Golda Adams, the leading Boice, H arry C urry, La Monte Stuck, annual rounds. 1 he green fields, the summerlike conditions,
w ithin a g en eratio n , elected an a l­
lady played exceptionally good p a rts Jam es Beechil, and H arvey A nderson, the general indications of prosperity, the contentment of the
m ost com plete new set of officers for
alth ough every m em ber of th e cast I-fames Beechil has been elected cap
K atherine .Malm, ' Wolf Woman”
o y ears ahead and closed in record
people, old and young—all gave him a feeling of satisfaction
played th e ir p a rts well.
J tain for th e com ing year.
n,:;'*' t
111' r ; ° f to C h aee
lenw
' *8 baby tw
tim e."
a
mother.
Longlng
he,-
Each of the four ac ts w as good and
that few other sections of the country did. In other words, caiisi d her to su rren d er
T he re p o rt fu rth e r sta te s th a t “the
th e hum or w as noticeable from be-
T he "M idget” team av erag in g 100
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action of th e session upon m any of th e
gin ning to end. T he play w as free pounds- m anaged by Mr. C annon, has Old Santa implied that Oregon was a place dear to his gener-
big pending qu estio n s of th e tim es was
from an y th in g objectionable and w as entered th e F palding L eague of P o rt- ous old heart and he longed each year for the time to come
c lea r-cu t and tim ely and it will ap ­
w ell received.
T he coaches, Miss ' and an *l w*ll Play Sellw ood N eighbor- when he could re-visit this fair land.
peal to th e m em bership everyw here,
E dith S tephenson and Miss M arjorie hood A thletic club, St. M ary's College
as th ey read th e sum m ary, th a t the
M achen, both m em bers of th e faculty, team a t B eaverton, P en in su la A thletic
Mrs. Santa was detained from accompanying him on this j
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N ational G range has m ain tain ed its
F ra n k lin
High
a re to be co n g ra tu lated upon th e sue I club and
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year
s trip on account of having the rheumatism.
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rep u ta tio n for sane policies, freely ex­
They have also a rran g e d
cess of th e play. Miss D orothy Dickey “Aces.”
who had ch a rg e of th e o rch e stra, is I gam es w ith th e C orbett m idget team
Santa remarked about the rapid growth of our .choob,
X S i S t X ' pressed, w ith a ch allen g e to th e sup­
p o rt of ea rn est, th o u g h tfu l people ev­
also to be co n g ra tu lated on th e splen and th e team from th e Y. M. C. A.
did m a n n er in w hich she handled th e T hose who play in it a re : W illiam the titty or more new dwellings recently built, the fine new | elected °®cer> of th« Rrange« of Muit- eryw here. No P a tro n s can read th e
o rc h e stra and the good m usic they K eenan, O rville Johnson, Ja c k D ow­ business blocks, the miles of new sidewalks, the water svstem nomah c°unty and the two neare8t stan d th is org an izatio n has tak en upon
vital p resen t-d ay issues w ithout being
sett, Guy R usher, V earl H ow ell, Jo h n
provided.
The jo in t in stallatio n w in be held proud th a t he belongs to th e grange,
A nicker, M elcher D uncan, G erald An- one of tfie best in the country, and the general good health
T he ju n io rs w ill give a play som e derson, Sven Nelson, L eslie L ynch, of
f the people. He was surprised to see the new railroad lead at the h,gh Hch°o1 gym nasium in nor w ithout a p ro p o rtio n ate d eterm i­
nation to give of his very best for the
tim e in M arch and a re now read in g Edw ard Stubbs, H arold Dye, Reuben ing through Gresham to the country beyond and the growth of I
^ , 7 V » J I upbuilding
I fllk l I i I «1 (
rv of « such
I . a w orthy
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plays in o rd er to secure the best one Jacobson, Neil A rm strong, W inston
the
city
on
all
sides.
¡p
ro
m
p
tly
a
t
10:45,
a
t
w
hich
tim
e
a
tlon. Never has a N ational Grange
possible. T hus far “In W alked Jim - Strong, E lm er Z enger, and M ilton
m y,” "T he Charm School,” “T he P ro- I Lake.
Santa was very reluctant to tell how he found things in siting of* m u ? ” gran g e song"’. T n .i closed w ith such an a p p a re n t purpose
of all th e delegates to ta ck le vigor­
feasor's Love S tory,” “P olly w ith a
T he cafeteria of th e high school, u n ­ other parts of the country and especially to make any unfavor- 8hort 8Pe«ches. it is expected Gover- ously th e job ah ead —and to push It
P a st,” “To the L adies,” and “T hree
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nor I’*erce WB1 be am ong th e speakers. th ro u g h w ith m ighty stren g th .
G hosts” have been rep o rted and it is der th e d irection of Miss A ugusta able comparison.
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Follow ing th e dinner hour the in ­
v ery m uch up to th e coaches to say H ahn, has been su ccessful so far th is
“T he new n atio n al m aster, L. J.
y year.
e a r . a Mrs.
ir s , V
v o olbrecht
m reen t nas
Deen doing
1111 as^ec* about tile general business situation as he 8 tallation cerem onies w ill be held, T aber, enjoys th e confidence of all his
has been
w h at w ill be.
. the cooking and h as rep o rted a t th e t o u n d it he chuckled and said:
“Tile World is wide a n 1 With MrS- Je8Hle M,ller as in stallin g asso ciates and brings to his task
W ord from G overnor P ierce advises high school a t 8:30 in th e m orning c a n n o t all
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¡officer.
p ecu liar fitness th erefo re. Ably su p ­
th
e high school he w ill deliver an and stay s till 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Vol-
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k OTWaru at tile same rapid rate. But,” I T he plans w ere discussed and ten- ported by a stro n g co rp s of officers
ad d ress before th e stu d e n t body on brech t finds th e d istan ce too fa r to S a id lie, let tile prowlers prowl, and the llOwlers llOwl and tile tatively «greed upon at a m eeting of and w ith a loyal m em bership back of
T uesday, Ja n u a ry 8 from 12:40 to
to school
school every
every day
day as
as she
she has
has growlers
’
. . the fceeaws > i f h p h i n J k «
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to come
com e to
growl . and
a h
hf*
m a ste — rs held c Sunday
aftern o o n at him, th e outlook for th e fu tu re of the
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China
die
night
t h e r e Rockwood, presided over by Kay Gill, g runge is very bright. All indications
1 :10. T he tow nspeople and all frien d ds s been doing. To h er m uch of th e cred it •
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m a ste r of Pom ona grange. N early all point to an ag g ressiv e y ea r ahead—
of th e school are invited to com e and of th e success of th e ca fete ria and the is plenty of light and the world is ah right and I know it.”
h e a r him.
patro n ag e of th e stu d e n ts is due. She
I hen he whistled to his reindeers and sped from sight, th e g ran g es w ere rep resen ted at th is along lines legtalatlve and In an e n e r­
m eeting.
know s how- to m ake th in g s p alata b le
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getic effort to Increase th e m em ber­
n d .„
th „ a t v m eans m uch. All ..v,Rc
hope „..o
she f I
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over 111S good advice
S everal speakers and m usicians |a ___
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T he follow ing com m ittees w ere ap ­ ship stre n g th of th e o rder, and In such
pointed:
have ap p eared before the stu d en ts, fol- w ill be able to co n tin u e w ith th e work. „ „ „ ,
a co n sisten t u n d erta k in g th e e n list­
low ing out th e plan to have som e of
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I HKESHAM MIDGETS LOSE
H all and D inner— M. M. Squire, m ent of every p atro n everyw here is
Motor Car Registration Pays for
th e b est ta le n t obtainable from tim e
t h e high school h as had five or six -
P e te r W ihlpn, R. I. A nderson.
Good Roads.
solicited.”
P ro g ram —J. J. Johnson. J, D. C hit­
to tim e.
cases of m easles d u rin g th e p a st th re e
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c . j
F
o
rty
-eig
h
t
sta
te
s
collected
$152,-
N ational M aster T ab er's first slogan
resham
I 1 weeks. It is hoped all stu d e n ts w ill ' L ast S f atu . rd “ ay . evening
™ . “ g , th e G
Gre8han
wood, Mrs. J a n e t M. G rant.
L ast W ednesday night, D ecem ber 19, L
ftb,e tQ be back jn gchoo, a fu ,r Mffigets lost to th e N eighborhood Mid 361,023 in 1922 as receip ts from a u to ­
Is, "T he N ational G range has no gloom
In
sta
lla
tio
n
—T.
J.
K
reuder,
A.
C.
for sale, and th a t should be tak en up
th e football boys w ere given a wild h lia
gets, zi to 15, in th e gam e played in m obile license fees. T he co st of co l­ Thom as, Mrs. F. A. Lehm an.
by su b o rd in ate g ran g es everyw here.
P o rtlan d . T he h ail w as sm all, th e lection, th e cost of the p lates th em ­
duck b anquet furnished by P rin cip al
P
u
b
licity
—
Leon
Baketel,
M.
O.
N
el­
selves, and o th e r expenses w as less
C annon, Coach N oftsinger and F. M.
The g ran g e is on record as strongly
One stu d e n t in high school claim s
U‘ T ’
d
8iZe ° f
son, E. W. S tra tto n , H. L. St. Clair.
T
gym| floar' an d “ ‘8 8aid th a n four m illion do llars, so th a t a
S tuck, th e la tte r one of Union high she know s how m uch Is a m ile; she J
favoring stric t enforcem ent of the Vol­
T
h
ere
a
re
ab
o
u
t
150
officers
elect
to
to ta l of $148,750,000 w as left as th e
a v a s h e k n o w s t h e d i s t a n c e t o t h e ‘ h e ' ° C aI b ° yS E im p ly C o u ld n ° t
stead act.
school's m ost loyal su p p o rters. The s says
she know s th e d istan ce to th e
n et receip ts to be sp e n t on highw ays. be in stalled , and It Is estim ated th a t
a-going
w
ith
th
e
ir
u
su
al
speed
and
school board m em bers and th e ir wives, sun, th e size and w eight of th e ea rth ,
T he language used In referen ce to
under favorable conditions of w eather
T his sum is divided Into a p p ro p ria ­
th e school clerk, Mayor M iller, Judge the value of a ll th e gold, b u t above stren g th .
th e atten d a n ce w ill be betw een 400 and I th is is as follow s:
S tap leton and his wife, and 28 foot­ all other thin g s, she rem in d s one of
A re tu rn gam e w ill be played in th e tio n s for sta te highw ay d ep artm en ts, 500.
"By decree of th e people, prohibition
b all boys w ere invited. They re p o rt­ th e value of a “Sm ile.”
n ea r fu tu re a t G resham . T he M idgets 16 m illio n s; federal aid funds, 34 m il­
D inner w ill be served a t th e high is th e law of th e land. On every hand
ed a m ost excellent tim e.
w ill th en atte m p t to reg ain th e ir lost lions; m ain ten an ce of fed eral aid school cafeteria.
Its benefits are m anifested. T his body,
la u re ls and b reak above th e 500 per roads, 32 m illio n s; c o n stru c tio n of
S tate M aster P alm iter is expected to com posed of th e la rg e st gro u p of farm
Use Ordinary Horse Sense.
D u rfn ; ti e school holidays some o.
o th e r th an fed eral aid roads, 6*^ m il­
cen t column.
be p rese n t an d o th ers of th e sta te folks in any single organization, em ­
How m uch do you know about den ­
th e stu d e n ts w ill have op p o rtu n ity to
lio n s; m ain ten an ce of o th e r th an fed­ g ran g e officers.
p h atically favors the rigid enforce­
(lames Wednesday and Thursday
do some m akeup w ork and re tu rn next tis try ? N othing a t all.
era l a ir roads, 21V4 m illio n s; and
T he g ran g es scheduled to p artici­ m ent of th e prohibition law s.”
Nights.
How m uch do you know about
y ear, Ja n u a ry 2, w’ith a clean slate.
given as aid to counties, 25*6 m illions.
p ate in th is public In stallatio n are the
plum bing? E nough to leave it to a
T he N ational G range endorsed tho
W ednesday night, D ecem ber 26, a t
New’ H am p sh ire collects th e la rg e st follow ing:
F ifteen iveeks of school have passed plum ber.
E vening S tar, R u ssell­ gasoline tux, m aking th e follow ing
8 o'clock, th e high school first team rev en u e per individual c a r o r tru ck ,
th u s fa r and a tw enty-one-w eek se s­
ville, P lea san t Valley, F airview , Lents, d ec la ra tio n :
How do you pick out a good h at?" w ill play th e alum ni team a t th e high
sion com es early n ext ca le n d ar year. W ell, I have sta n d a rd s of com parison school gym an d on T h u rsd ay n ig h t, th e g ettin g an av erag e of $25.73 each, Rockwood, G resham , M ultnom ah, Co-
I he traffic th a t uses th e highw ays
M id-term exam inations w ill be held to guide m e gained by experien ce w ith 27th, a t 8 o’clock, th e m idgets will w hile A rizona is ea sie st upon c a r lum bia, Sandy and D am ascus,
should to a reaso n ab le degree bear the
J a n u a ry 17 and 18 and th e second sem ­ the product an d th e c h a ra c te r of th e play C olum bian high m idgets, also at ow ners from th e license stan d p o in t
cost of m aintenance, and inasm uch as
obtaining b ut $5.69 each.
Farmers’ Marketing Program.
e s te r of th e school year com m ences dealer.
th e gym.
m odern m eans of tra n sp o rta tio n are
In
place
of
th
e
usual
F
a
rm
e
rs’
Week
J a n u a ry 21. ‘
W hat do you know ab o u t invest- I T hese will be snappy gam es and
at the O. A. C. th e re will be held an such th a t highw ays m ust be so con­
CEDAR
m ents? W ell, not m uch. If th e prop- I w ell w orth attending,
T he first team b asket ball squad
a g ric u ltu ra l econom ic conference in stru cted and m aintained th u t they will
ositlon looks p retty good I ta k e a
Iiite rc la ss B asket Ball.
T he epidem ic of m easles In the Ce­ Ja n u a ry , 21 to 25, to take up and work bear heavy m otorized traffic, th erefo re
co n sistin g of 14 men, five of whom a re
. . .
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1 By th e ir victory over th e sen io rs the d ar school has been so sev ere as to out a com prehensive program of p ro ­ we believe th a t th e gasoline tax p ro ­
le tter-m en front la st year, are going 1 ll,a,I.',Ce'
Why not invest your sav in g s like . ._
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ju n io rs still hold th e lead. T he class n ec essita te th e closing of school a duction and m ark etin g .
T he best vides an eq u itab le m eans of placing a
h a rd in o rd er to m ake a bid for the
you get your te eth fixed, as you ,
,
, ,,
week before
th e holidays.
Miss m inds of th e sta te w ill be p rese n t and rea so n ab le sh a re of th e cost of h ig h ­
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.
sta n d in g is as follow s:
d isric t cham pionship and be re p re ­ : have your
plum bing done or as you
I
Won
Lost
sented in the sta te to u rn am en t at S a­
P er-cen t Je n n ie S trebin w as am ong those a f­ It Is hoped th a t a line of action m ay be way m ain ten an ce upon th e traffic th a t
buy a hat. Go to an in v estm en t bank- .
n io rs
0
lem. T he boys m aking up the team e r J or some person w ho , know s and i Ju
1000 f e c te d . She w as serio u sly ill for a few d eterm ined th a t will help th e farm ers m ost w ears o ut th e roads."
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•lays hut is im proving.
On tw o th in g s th e N ational G range
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re
sh
m
a
n
out of th e ir p rese n t condition.
a re : Ray S trong, Glen W inters, Leo
500
does not ta k e a chance.
a ,
stro n g ly expressed Its disapproval,
Sophom ores
Bailey, H enry Lunday, George P ullen,
500
In th is m an n er you can save your-
A re you wide aw ake?
Read the
T he P eoples' B arg ain counter, See nam ely, g overnm ent free seeds and
E rn e st Nelson, LaM onte Stuck, S ta f­ self g rief and help stop the' sa le of ______ '
000
W ant Ad»
the w ant ads.
d ay lig h t saving plans.
ford D ow sett. C laire Stockton, Jam es
h undreds of m illions of d o llars w orth
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It is said tliat th e conditions a re fa ­
Beechil, R in ar M attson, David Lane, of fra u d u len t stock each year.
vorable
for a forw ard m ovem ent by
Reggie S tenerson, and Ray W ads­
the g ran g e th ro u g h o u t th e country.
w o rth . In order to re p re se n t th e
In th e re p o rts from v ario u s states,
school th e boys m ust be ca rry in g four
S tate M aster G. A. P alm iter, of O re­
su b jects, passin g in three, and have a
T he Rev. and Mrs. E. R. D. H ollen-
gon, rep o rted In p a rt as follow s;
citizen sh ip grad e of 90 or better.
B
i c u are
< ti c D
p c u u iu g
v
M i m a as
s w
* * ith
1111 th
i i i e
m ir
sted
spending
C u h i ristm
"T he p ast y ear has b ro u g h t a sub-
T he facu lty m em bers of th e high d aughter, Mrs. W. K. P erry , a t A lbany
I sta n tla l in c re ase In Oregon m em ber­
school a re very g ra te fu l to H. M. I F. H. C rane h as been on th e sick list
ship and num ber of g ran g e s; 18 of th e
S tro n g for th e splendid box of holly , for a few days.
la tte r organized p u ttin g th e sta te at
th e head of th e list for th e whole
country. Most of the new g ran g es are
in te rrito ry w hich has never hud
g ran g es before and in every case the
sta rt Is an en th u sia stic one."
GRANiiF WII I HOI 0
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THE “GOOD" LITTLE BAD BOY
NO RURAL DELIVERY TODAY
The Modern Mugichiii.
The date of this issue of the Outlook coming on Christ
mas day, the paper has been prepared and printed and made
ready for the mails on Monday. Many statements will have
a pre-Christmas sound though probably not reaching many
readers till after Christmas day.
A new postoffice ruling allows the postoffices holiday hour
on Christmas and there will be no rufal deliver)' of mail on
Tuesday. No one will begrudge the carriers the opportunity
of this day of days to spend at their homes.
The Outlook wishes the postoffice employes of the various
offices reached bv the Outlook
A M ERRY CHRISTM AS.
May you who handle our precious mail—our outgoing
and incoming letters and packages, as well as papers, through
all kinds of weather so faithfully, know that we can gladiy
wait one day that you may rest and feast and enjoy this day
at vour homes.
In speaking of the p o ten tialities of
I h y dro-electric pow er, F ra n k lin T.
I Griffith of th e P o rtlan d R ailw ay Light
* Pow er com pany says th a t th e big­
gest undeveloped field of electricity to ­
day Is in th e home. This also is the
m ost expensive p a rt of th e electrical
pow er business. T he great cost Is not
in th e production of th e pow er but in
j g etting th e pow er to th e consum er.
"T he m odern electrical engineer is
I the n surest ap p ro ach to th e legendary
m agicians,” said Mr. Griffith, "yet so
accustom ed have we become to his
m iracu lo u s Inventions we accept his
work w ith no Incredulity nor sa laa m ­
ing. A lready elec tricity has displaced
th e g re a te r p a rt of all pow ers. Home
| day It will rep lace them a ll,”
(w all
Coal!
Coal!
For coal aee B urten W alrad, G resh ­
am, phone 1411.
Window Cleanhig
F or ex p ert window cleaning see 8.
T ajlm a, o r leave o rd ers w ith John
1 Brown, G resham , phone 2501.