Gresham outlook., August 19, 1924, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
LEGION BALL TEAM
WINS 5-4 IN 10TH
Some Hike
GRESHAM LEGION WILL HELP
VETS SECURE COMPENSATION
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
MILITARY MANEUVER
MERITED COMMENT
It took the fighting Legion ball team
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ten innings to win from Corbett Sun­
The m ilitary maneuver recently
day on the Corbett grounds. In the
held at Gresham at the opening of
10 w ith the score tied three all and
the fair was given a good write-up
Stockton and Brown on base and two
ra
from the m ilitary standpoint in the
down, E rnest Hamlin picked off one
last issue of the Oregon Guardsman,
of Woodwards slants for a long single
which presents some angles not
which scored the two ahead of him
caught In the press reports a t the
All ex-service men and women who were in
and broke the 3 to 3 tie which had
time.
existed since the 6th inning. In Cor­
any branch of the service during the World War.
The battalion headquarters com­
bett’s half of the 10th they threatened
"
i n case J’ou should die before you have made out
pany of Gresham, which had charge
when with 2 hits, an erro r and a field­
your application your dependents would "receive about half i l l U
of the signal service in connection
ers choice they slipped over a run
IÉ 6 . B
of amount had you applied.
with the dem onstration, has been
and had a man on third but Stockton
commended by Colonel Libby for the
bore down on E. Chamberlain, who
' Thursday evening, August 21, beginning 7:30
efficient m anner In which it estab­
had singled twice previously, and
WHERE? City Hall, Gresham.
lished and maintained telephone com­
forced him to pop an easy one which
m unication between the scattered ele­
Stockton promptly grabbed and threw
REMEMBER to bring your discharge, lieu of lost dis
ments.
him out at first.
charge or recorded copy, for without same it will be impos
.V
The report as given in the G uards­
Although out hit 9 to 12 the Legion
sible to complete application.
man Is as follows:
boys showed a better brand of base­
The Gresham county fair opened
The American Legion is working hard to get these
ball and also showed marked ability
with a “bang" on July 29, and when
to hit when hits meant runs.
bonus applications completed and on the way to Washington,
we say “bang" we are actually as
The game was played in a drizzle of
IL C., and whether you are a member of the American Legion
well as literally correct. The presi­
rain, making the ball slippery and
or not do not stay away from the meeting Thursday night.
dent of the fair association is Mr. A.
hard to handle. Corbett players made
W. Metzger, who, being an ex-service
The
blanks
for
Gresham
and
vicinity
are
in
the
hands
7 errors as against 5 for Gresham
man and head of the Legion a t
Woodward whiffed 12 Gresham plays
of the American Legion and if you cannot come Thursdav
Gresham, wanted a m ilitary show,
and Stockton 4.
night you can get blanks from L. T. St. Clair at the Outlook
and asked the national guard to put
S o w
b u ild in g 28" a t
S t° r e ° r C G - S c h n e i J e r i n t h e
Each team accepted a run as a gift
It on.
In the first inning and again in the
Following a conference with the
lA u T O C A tT C t^ l
third each team scored one run m ak­
commanding general who was In
Hie Legion in Gresham does not have a complete list
ing the score 2 all. In the sixth
hearty accord with the plan, Lieuten­
The above picture shows Joseph
Gresham scored their third counter
of
ex-service
people in the districts outside of Gresham and
ant-Colonel Eugene C. Libby was
F rank Mikuler of New York s ta r t­
on hits by Lovelace and Ernie Ham
ing his hike around the world with
placed in charge of arranging for a
everyone reading this notice is requested to pass the word
Miss Olive Jackson, member of demonstration of a battalion of In­
an album in which he will gather
lin and Jack Brown hit by pitched
the Fenway Girls’ baseball team
the signatures of royalty. The vol­ along as we must reach as many as possible for Thursday
ball. In Corbett's half of the sixth
of Boston, is shown in practice at fantry in attack, supported by ma­
ume will be carried in a push cart.
they tied it at 3 all by bunching 3
the ’ Boston
National
League chine guns, howitzers and field a r­
President Coolidge was the first
cot- I)epe,ndents of ex-service men are entitled to compen­ grounds where her team worki'd tillery.
hits on Stockton.
N either team
to sign his name in the book.
out with the Braves. The girU
threatened until the 10th when Stock-
sation and may secure blanks from the above named Legion wore
The units selected by Colonel Lib­
bathing suit« to keep cool.
ton, first up for Gresham slammed a
by to stage the dem onstration were
men.
However
if
you
want
assistance
in
filling
out
same
3 bagger into right field which went large crowds attend
Company B. 186th Infantry; Company
F. M. CAMP MEETING address a note to the adjutant of Gresham Post No. 30 the OMMANDER SCHNEIDER
foul by inches. He then hit one into
H, it , .'d Infantry, Howitzer Company,
Ainerican Legion, and when sufficient number are on hand
left which was good for a single but
GAINS COMM EN RATION 162d Infantry; Battery A, 148th Field
Rev. o. f . Defoe of Centra. F r e e lto .warram it, a meeting will be held” to helï de^nde’^ r f il l
it also fell foul. His third attem pt to
A rtillery; and the F irst Battalion
In order to awaken interest In the H eadquarters Company, 186th Infan­
get on base resulted in a hefty clout Methodist church occupied the pulpit o u t applications
Sunday
evening
a
t
the
campmeeting
local observance of national defense try, located a t Gresham.
to left field which went for one base
Ex-service men: don’t forget the date and place Thurs- day
on September 12 Commander
but poor old Stocky was so done up services which are now in progress
“A detachm ent from Company II
th a t he could only make one base on on the fair grounds. In spite of the foVpct UgUSt r 1’i 7:30 P' m*’ at Gresham City hall, and don’t Schneider has sent out cards to the under command of Captain Fred L.
eligible men of Gresham asking them Wiegand represented the enemy;
It. Even at th at the hit looked like a inclement w eather the tabernacle was lorget your discharge.
Sentemlm!8 ^ KB,.liZa“ ° n ior onu day. Company B. under command of C’ap-
foul until it hit the ground and was well filled with an appreciative audi­
September 12, In accordance with tain Fred R. Dlerking. c o n s titu te d . h „
easily good for two bases. F. Hamlin ence who listened to a discourse on
..
,
Dlerking, constituted the
the
second
coming
of
Christ.
There
plan approved . by the
commanding | attacking infantry battalion, which
w ent out by E. Chamberlain and Love­
general.
are
now
over
sixty
tents
on
the
lace fanned. Jack Brown made first
, was supported by the rem ainder of
I he card prepared by Mr. Schneider I Company H, under
on an infield single, Stockton taking ground with more in prospect toward
command of Lieu­
reads
as
follows:
the
end
of
the
week.
One
party
of
II
third. At this stage of the game up
tenant Ralph II. W ard; the Howitzer
"As on expression of my good
stepped our hero. Ernie Hamlin, who has come from Yachats, a distance of
company commanded by Captain
will toward ti,« National Defense I Alvin (. Baker and the Battery under
drove the ball into deep right for a 200 miles; the Macey family, of Los
Cover crop planting Is the logical
I hereby voluntarily enlist lu the
single which scored Stockton and Angeles, who are touring the north thing for the berry grow ers of this canes without Injury to the root sys­
Captain William Jackson. The bat­
National Guard of the State of
tem. An especially designed shears
Brown. E rnie was responsible for
talion headquarters company, led by
Oregon and of the United States,
of the
three of the Legion's runs when In the The
for the date of Sepember 12, 1924,' I Lieutenant Clifford Schneider, was
Rev. boarding
and Mrs. tent
E. I. in H charge
arrington,
o f 1 I mrdino-
" ♦ 8Ugge8i° n8 ‘°
° f with handles say 2 feet or 2% feet
long th a t can be used with one hand
only. Unless prevented, by good
sixth his single brought in Lovelace
the subject of commendation by Col­
the Cooperative Berry Growers Incor­
cause, I further agree to assemble
from second, who had singled and Woodburn, is proving popular. On porated In a letter to them by the would prevent stooping and make the
onel Libby for the m anner in which it
at
the
Armory,
Gresham,
Oregon,
gone to second when J. Brown was Sunday an organized Sunday school of m anager, D. E . Towle. There are work easier than by grasping the cane
established telephone communication
at such hour on September 12,
with one hand and the shears with the
300 members convened, which service |
hit by pitched ball.
between the different elements. T hir­
1924, as the president of the
other Items of interest, also Instruc­ other, the trick is dohe and if you
United States may designate.
Despite the slippery condition of will also be held on the coming Sun­ tions which should be heeded by- all
ty seconds, Colonel Libby’s report
the ball, each pitcher was stingy with day. On Wednesday there will be a I members of the organization. The throw the brush into piles two rows
The purpose Is to get as large a n . | shows, was the maximum time re .
together, It is then ready for the expression of loyalty to the plan of I qulre<1 to Bet In personal touch with
walks, Stockton issuing one and missionary convention with addresses letter Is as follows:
by a number of returned missionaries. I “The drouBbt is broken so we brush fork and the job Is done.
Woodward three.
national defense as possible and en- the CHmniBI1der of any element,
How about it, have you gathered courage the citizen soldiery idea.
Next Sunday the locals will play , r h h ’ i x ’
*The m»neuver was carried out at
JaPan WlU Bh° Uld loose no t,me ln »owing the
Mr. 8chnelder has been commend-1 dark w' ,b the aid of flares and signal
the Colored Bees, of Portland, on Sta­ probably be represented by those who cover crop. In sowing now we are up and returned to the cannery all of
The Sunday assured from 90 to 100 days to growth the empty crates and orchard boxes cd by the editor of The Oregon I rocketB- Smoke candles were used
pleton field. The Bees have not been have labored there.
very fortunate here in past games and school convention has been postponed before w inter and If the cover cron or have you left them out In the field Guardsman on the method used.
| also' wh,ch Save added thrills to the
they expect to atone for their several from Monday until Thursday on ac- should w inter-kill, you will be well to be found next spring. Please do
F irst Lieutenant C. O. Schneider, spectacle, which was witnessed by
losses by trim m ing the Legion boys. count of Prof. C. H. Watson, of Se- repaid for your seed and work by the not forget that. This waste cannot In command of headquarters company thousands. Spectators got plenty of
However, the locals will give them a attle, being unable to reach the fall grow th and the w riter thinks that be tolerated as the crates do not be­ 136 of the Oregon National Guard, lo­ thrill when the big 75 mm. guns of the
run for their money. The line-up will grounds sooner. Sunday school work- the growth of a heavy cover crop will long to you and unless they are taken cated at Gresham, has received ______
m erit battery crashed into action and the
be the same as last Sunday's.
ers from all denominations are cor- help to prevent the late fall growth care of you will have to pay for them, ed recognition of his efforts to p ro -1 exc,tement reached a fever heat when
The line-up last Sunday was as dially Invited to be present at this of the berry canes th at are very apt so either return the crates for credit mote guard activities. His alertness Capta,n Raker moved his one-pound-
follows:
UP ‘n front of the grand­
meeting.
J to freeze back and be a complete now or store them in clean dry sto r­ has resulted in keeping up the In te r-1 era
age and report the num ber stored at est In the local company and In cor-I
2,resllam
Corbett
waste of soil fertility and reduce your
the office, as we w ant to complete our
P layers
Position
Players Frank Moore .Suffers Paralytic Stroke.
* "tnmenclng with the sta rt from
prospect for a good crop of fru it next crate record. Also those can crates rectlng false im pressions as to the I
Quissy ..........
Chamberlain
purpose of m aintaining this branch 1,18 Armory 1,1 Portland until the
Frank
Moore
suffered
two
strokes
year.
Prolonged
drought
always
re-
J. Hamlin . . .
. B. Woodard
th a t you borrowed to carry hallocks of the national defense.
I Doops returned the maneuver was
Stanley ........
.......... Ports of paralysis on last Friday at his suits in making available a large ln, have you returned them ? Your
Stockton . . .
Lieutenant Schneider
has been carr,ed out wlth clock-llko precision,
home
near
Gresham.
He
has
been
In
quantity
of
plant
food
even
ln
poor
. Woodward
F. Hamlin ..
..........Rogers ill health for about a year, following I soils and if you can take this up In a association has paid >1.00 for each of highly commended by General Oeo. A. I Th° Pntlre movement was governed
Lehman ........
. . . V. Evans a stroke a t th at time. He is reported I cover crop to be returned to the soil them and to get it back we m ust re ­ White for the answ er he wrote to c r l t - l ’,y ac*ua' field orders Issued ln ad
Beers ............
D. Woodard to be resting easily, though his condl-l next spring, you will do the right tu rn the crates.
icism of the m ilitary dem onstration vance by Colonel Libby, who was
....
, Lovelace
,
— — Chamberlain
"A nother im portant Item at this recently given in Gresham and Col­ warm In his praise for the work of the
thing by your berries.
H °Pkin" ..............1..................... Rlkert tion is recognized as serious.
time id your report of the number of
troops.
J. Brown for Beers In 3d.
As a m ixture we recommend 50 crates of berries you have sold dur­ onel Welch has asked for a copy to be
W hat you w ant, when you w ant It
E. Hamlin for Lehman in 3d.
"Considerable publicity wag given
sent
to
the
w
ar
departm
ent.
Mr.
pounds
of
vetch,
25
pounds
of
winter
as you w ant It— W ant ad. it.
Federspeil for Ports in 9th.
ing the season under your sale per­ Schneider's answ er was published in the Guard as a result of the demon­
rye, and 25 pounds of w inter or gray
mit. We w ant a full and complete re ­ the Gresham Outlook.
stration and Guard headquarters Is
I am just going to leap into the
On A ugust 15, 1914, the Panam a oats, making 100 pounds per acre,
port in order to close the different
being besieged with requests for sim ­
dark.—Rabelais.
canal was form ally opened.
which should be sown, preferably
berry pools. This is largely a debt of
ilar dem onstrations.”
with a drill to Insure uniform depth of
honor with you so come clean with
planting, and is much better than the
dron, where they expect to spend a
your rep o rt and you will feel better
haphazard method of sowing by hand.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McConnel and month a t their mountain home. They
and besides you will have lived up to
The young canes should be placed in­ your contract. Many members have son Roger of Caldwell, Idaho, are the were accompanied by Miss Doris
side the wires to prevent chafing and already made this return and you will guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. St. Clair Zimmerman.
Mr. Strong and the
the w ires should be hooked up to keep be surprised to know th at the and family. Mrs. McConnel and Mrs. hoys will make frequent trips to
them ln place and If the old canes am ounts range all the way from 50c St, Clair are cousins. A trip to Can­ Gresham to look after the work
on
have been taken out and burned be­ to >75 and >100. This money is cov­ non Beach was enjoyed over the week I their berry farm,
fore seeding so much the better as ered Into the different berry pools and end by a party consisting of the Me-
Miss Bertha Nadakowski of Los An-
the work is done and the cover crop ap art of it will come back to you. L Onnx "’ 3 " nd MrH’ Ht C‘a ,r and Ke,e8' Who haa 8pent ‘he summer with
will get more sunshine and if there is We like the sale perm it plan very daughters, Mrs. Benj. Davies and baby Miss Adele Schenk, left Saturday for
“y for
any disease or insect pests in the old much as It places all of our members of Lang Prairie, Minnesota. Winifred her home.
canes when the canes are burned you on an equal base with the Independent and M argaret, and Ray Rogers. A I J. A. Oray and family, who have
can say goodbye to these pests. On
grow er and you have the satisfaction w is mad tO LO" gV‘eW' W ashln*,o n - l,een camping on the Sandy river for
the lighter soils where the drainage of knowing that it the m arket breaks
^ n ‘t n t e r T e V ^ e w h ^ t P H S .
7 Ur'*8d h° “ 8'
is good the w riter thinks that plowing you do not need to sell but you can
with
the
pleasure
of
the
trip,
it
was
I
A
Bon
waB
,orn to Mr. and Mrs.
is not necessary in preparing the soil bring the berries to the cannery and
voted worth while, after all. ’
Leslie Perry on A ugust 18.
for the cover crop as a good thorough help to bring the price back to a liv­
.Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Zimmerman and
A bal,y Ktrl was born to Mr. and
cultivation is all th at is necessary but ing fair price, and it breaks the family are planning to move to Port- Mrs. Alfred Hauglum of Sandy Bluff
on the heavier soils, where the d rain­ stranglehold of the dago peddler.
land ln the near future. They have | thia morning.
age is poor, plowing tow ards the cane
"So please report in full for every rented a bouse at 322, 67th street
row j shallow near the plants and
crate you have sold in the open m ar­ near the Zimmerman garage, where I
CUT FLOWCB8.
deeper, say six inches in the center, ket and be able to look your neighbor
they will live.
Carl will attend
are r’‘adJr Io serve the public
will help the w inter drainage which In the eye and say "I made a full re
P i OV ea ‘
is very beneficial, especially with red | port of all the berries I sold" and Franklin high school snd Beth Glenco M e sd a ra i wm iarn "" s ’
raspberries, as the excess w ater will you will strengthen your manhood,
ed their Gresham home to Mr. and
be drained away from the roots. In and when you run for president, we
Mrs. O. A. Eastman.
pruning out the old canes great care will all vote for you.
Orville and Carl Zimmerman went
Qulckly and efficiently done by ex-
should be taken to not injure the
"We have a limited number of inner last Thursday to Mt. Rainier, where
EVANGELISTIC GOSPEL PREACHING
prom pt|J attended
roots and the w riter is convinced that sugar sacks in lots of six, also a few
to regardless of slse.
much damage ia done to the root sys­ sacks of sugar. F irst come, first they expect to do some mountain OEO. SHAW Phone S2* ED. SMITH
climbing before their return.
tem by the use of dull pruning hooks served.
By the Victor)- Gospel Quartet
Mrs. C. A. Rogers underw ent a m a­
In the hands of careless workmen,
W in d o w Cleaning
"If you wish to buy sheep or stock-
especially when the aoll la very wet yard fertilizer, let us know us soon as jor operation at Good Sam aritan hos­ T «tim .e ,P ’ rt ,w,ndow cleaning see 8.
pital last Thursday morning. She la nr.JI?n ’ n
’»«»• orders with John
and loose. To prevent thia damage possible as we can buy cheaper in I
Brown, Gresham, phone 1601.
now resting easily.
the best tool to use la the pruning large lots. We have sam ples at the
Mr. snd Mrs. H W. Strong and
shears which will cut off the old cannery.”
Money to loan on real estate. Fnrm
family went T hursday to Rhododen-
Ioans at 6 per c e n t B. W. Thorne
Ex-Service Men and Women Are Urged to Apply
Now for Bonus. Meetings to Assist Vets
Will Be Held Tonight and Thursday.
LK
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G ro w e rs S h o u ld M a k e
C o v er C ro p P la n tin g N ow
Additional Local*
LETS GO!
WHERE? To the
TREE METHODIST
CAMP MEETING
County Fair Grounds, Gresham
August 14-24 ’24
THREE SERVICES DAILY
10 a. m.,
2 p. m.,
8 p. m.
Special Singing
EVERYBODY INVITED