T W IC E
A
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. H , NO. 70
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTT, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1324
METZGER ACQUITTED
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
$1.50 Per Year
VOTE EARLY.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL TFJ .1 S
WHY COOLIDGE WILL WIN
RAMSER COMPLETES 1IIS
CLUB BOYS, GIRLS
AWAIT BIG SHOW
Before an o th er Outlook is issued
PLEA EOR LAFOLLETTE
m ost of th e voting w ill be over,
f o r th a t reaso n sev eral la st ap
B oring. Oct. 29, 1924— E d ito r O ut
peals a re m ade today.
lo o k :—W ill you kindly p erm it me to
One ap p eal is th a t voters go
J. E. M etzger, u n d e rta k e r of G resh
early to th e polls. T ake tim e to do
finish my le tte r of th e 26th? In it I
am, w as ac q u itted by a ju ry in Ju stic e
it, and ta k e tim e to vote carefully
G resham , Oregon, Oct. 29. 1924— , P re sid en t Coolidge s p ro g ressiv e
B row n's c o u rt y esterd ay of the charg e
T he Pacific In te rn a tio n a l Livestock
I t's your duty as a citizen. Any
op- tried to illu m in ate econom ic and po
of possession of m oonshine liquor.
E ditor O utlook: — T hough only a , poneut, “F ig h tin g Bob” ?
exposition
is n ear at hand. Many boys
em ployer is req u ired to give em
litical conditions as we farm ers see
school girl, 1 am deeply in te reste d in
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j
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On S atu rd ay night. S eptem ber 20 o f
ployes tim e to vote.
and g irls from over th e county are
th
e
affairs
of
o
u
r
govern
m
en
t
its
,
T
an
d
Mr
Iiam
ser
them , and th is tim e su g g est th e re m
fleers discovered indications of the
Two boards w ill be on duty. The
keenly in terested In th is big show,
presence of illicit liquor in the barn,
problem s and solutions. My study of a h
* do WU the ‘ r male ' edy. T he prom ises of th e rep u b lican
countin g board will begin early
w here they w ill have ap p ro x im ately
used by Mr. M etzger, on th e C arlson
civics
has
n
r
o
v
e
d
»n
■
.
i
dictions
on
Coolidge,
L
aF
o
lle
tte
has
and should be kept busy. They
s itv nf m
V
, ame h e v ita ln e c e 8 - f been lighting for 30 or 40 years, and dem ocratic p a rtie s aud th e ir p re s 63 head of livestock.
place on Hood avenue, and, obtaining
specially req u est th a t all possible
a se arch w a rra n t, m ade a careful
votes be c a st early. P lease don't
A. J. K rueger, of T routdale, who is
«en M ight I 'th r f °
? e ° ° d c itl' F ig h tin g W isconsin, lighting th e U nit- id en tial can d id ates w ho a re pledged
be one of th e late ones.
search. S everal ju g s of liquor, an
mnn,
h , 1 tb e re fo re cIaim a few ed S tates, in fact lighting everyone but to fulfil th ese ^prom ises have in th e leading th e T ro u td ale P o u ltry club,
em pty Jug, flasks, corks, etc., w ere
omfOymoeunrtSre°adeis°“ r a tte " tiOn a “ d
^ o lle k
It w ill g rea tly fac ilita te th e giv
past show n th a t they w ill not do a n y will have 91 birds on exhibit there.
found, some in a m an g er and some in
ing of ea rly re tu rn s an d th a t's
a coffin shipping box. T hese w ere
w h at all v o ters like to get.
out w ith R oosevelt, because “T eddy” th in g co n stru c tiv e for th e farm ers T hese b ird s are of th e best type pos
In the Outlook of October 28 I note took Bob's candy, nam ely, th e th ird
sible and of excellent coloring. T his
tak en in ch a rg e by the officers and
So far as possible sam ple b al
Mr. M etzger w as placed u nder a rre s t
lots should be obtained and c a re
a flam ing defense of th e perso n and p arty candidacy in 1912. R eally, he and w orkers, because th e ir b ac k is th e la rg e st display from any one
fully studied and m arked before
A t th e tria l yesterday th e jugs of
policies of R obert M arion L aF o llette. was so fond of fighting th a t he w an t- ground is th e d o llar, w ith th e eagle p o u ltry club in th e sta te of Oregon
hand, so th a t th e official b allo t can
liquor, bottles, etc., w ere produced as
p ro g ressiv e can d id ate for th e p resi- ed to send our g a lla n t “Sam m ies” and scream in g for bigger and fa tte r p ro f up to date. Two of th e boys from th is
be
m
ark
ed
quickly
an
d
in
te
lli
evidence and, set out on th e long
dency. A lthough o u r trie d and tru e , "Ja c k ie s” over
rin e e to help
gently.
over th
th e e b brin
council ta b le in the city hall w here
its. So, on Ju ly 4 of th is year, as rea l club will each exhibit seven b irds in
p rese n t incum bent of th a t office needs K aiser W ilhelm II of P ru ssia spread
th e open class. T he expense In en
A voter should know next T u es
th e tria l w as held, m ade a conspicu
a rep rese n tatio n of th e A m erican
day m o rn in g how he d esires to vote
ous exhibit.
no cham pion, it is only fa ir to give m ilitarism . T h a t g en tle h in t woke
te rin g in th e open class is so g re a t
people as had not assem bled in y ears
on can d id ates and m easu res and
both sides of an y question.
th
a t m ost of th e boys going to school
T he ju ry selected consisted of F. J.
th
e
"sleeping
b
ea
u
tie
s”
of
congress
th e n do it.
g ath ered in Cleveland, Ohio, for in d e
B echill, Geo. W. K enney, H. J. P ulfer,
can not afford to e n te r very largely in
Calvin Coolidge, p resid e n t of th e ith a t L aF o llette th in k s so m uch of now pendent political action.
E
very
v
o
ter
should
be
reg
istered
,
Most
of
Geo. S leret, F ra n k Gibbs, D. W Me
b u t if you a re not you can fac ili
United S tates is T H E m an of th e peo- th a t he w an ts to m ake them th e “su- them paid th e ir own w ay to th e co n the open class. T he Ancona b reeders
Kay.
ta te voting by selecting your ne
ple, by th e people an d for th e people, prem e law " of th e land! At th a t tim e vention. F a rm e rs w ere th e re ; school of T ro u td ale a re offering a b eautiful
T he sta te w as rep rese n ted by C lar
cessary six freeholders, resid en ts
H is life show s th is. From th e days of they th reaten ed to put th e ir bene- te ach ers, m iners, p ro fesso rs, railro a d loving cup to th e boy or g irl having
ence B eckm an and Mr. Stockdale,
of the county, and h aving them
deputy d istric t atto rn ey s. Mr. Metz
his childhood on an obscure New Eng- facto r out of th e h alls th a t have ru n g men, p asto rs, sm all b u sin ess men, so the best pen of A nconas at th e I n te r
p rese n t w hen you are ready to sign
g er w as defended by H enry W est
land farm , he h as lived a life w orthy to the fiery w ords of W ebster, Clay, cial w o rk ers like Ja n e Addams, sto re- n atio n al, w h eth er it be from th is sta te
up and vote. T his is th e re q u ire
brook and W. J. Cooper, local a tto r
m ent in M ultnom ah county.
of his noblest predecessors. R ich? No, and Calhoun for his “A m erican and clerk s, th ey all assem bled w ith one or any o th er. Mr. K reuger has m ade
ney. Mr. W estbrook handled the case
T he p olls w ill be open from 8
not in w orldly goods b ut in th e p rin - J p atrio tic se n tim e n ts” on th e su b ject acco rd ; first to th ro w out of th e co n a rem a rk a b le show ing with th e poul
th ro u g h o u t for Mr. M etzger. Mr
a. m. to 1 p. m. and from 2 to 8 p.m.
ciples of A m ericanism and m anhood, of w ar!
Cooper had been reta in ed because he
vention th e com m unists, who a re as try club th is year and th e boys a p p re
Zion Evangelical Church.
w as han d lin g o th e r legal m a tte rs for
Calvin Coolidge is a m an of stam in a
Mr. L aF o lle tte now heaps coals o f ' d an g ero u s to A m erican liberty as the ciate th e w ork he has done for them
Mr. M etzger.
R eligious school w ill be conducted and d eterm in atio n . His action w hen h re on th e ir heads by m aking th e ir ca p ita lists, th en u n anim ously adopt a as th ey atten d every m eeting.
T he w itn esses called for th e sta te tom orrow , (S a tu rd a y ), m orning from
E. M. C alkins of G ilbert w ill also
governor of M assachusetts in th e Ubs- least whim final law in o u r land,
rig h t-u p -to -d ate p latform , covering all
w ere, M. M. Squire, G regg Cox, J. H.
Beem an, deputy sh eriff in ch a rg e of 9-12 fo r ch ild ren of public school age. ton police s trik e show s his ca re for
But, citizens of today and tom orrow , th e im m ediate needs of th e co u n try a t have a la rg e exhibit of p o u ltry . His
S unday services w ill be as follow s: th e g en eral good and not a sm all dis- he and his dissatisfied follow ers la- large, and u rg in g S en ato r L aF o llette club of boys a re W hite L eghorn and
liquor violations, and J. C. T ally,
deputy sheriff. J. E. M etzger w as the
S unday school a t 10 a. m .; p rese n satisfied faction. He again show ed his belled p ro g ressiv es a re not going to to ru n as can d id ate for p resid en t on Buff L eghorn breeders. T h ere will
only w itness called by th e defense.
be 33 or 34 b ird s from th is club.
ta tio n , testim o n y and confirm ation
None of the evidence proved th a t the services of th e M isses C lara and stren g th of w ill by vetoing th e bonus w reck o u r co n stitu tio n . Our c h il th a t platform .
T
h ere a re many b eautiful tro p h ie s
bill
when
his
ap
proval
of
th
a
t
m
eas
L aF o lle tte w as w ell acq u ain ted w ith
liquor belonged to Mr. M etzger or th a t
d ren 's ch ild ren a re n ot going to be
he w as p erso n ally responsible for its E lizabeth Ih rk e and th e celeb ratio n of u re would have m ade him th e idol of b urdened by bond issu es and tax es th is p latform . I t is th e very p la t and cash prizes aw arded for th e v a ri
ous p o u ltry boys.
p resence in th e barn. He denied ab H oly Com m union w ill ta k e place in m illions of ex-service m en and
m en and as- im posed by o u r folly w hen we in form he built alm o st sin g le handed
solutely and positively any ow nership th e E nglish lan g u ag e a t 11 a. m. The
Lynch p o u ltry club, led by Mrs. Jn o
sured his re-election. W hich side of dorsed L aF o lle tte policy of govern- d u rin g th e la st 30 y ears, in se rtin g
of it or know ledge of its p resence on choir w ill sin g th e an th em :
“Be th e question w as th e best for th e m ost m ent o w nership of th e “ in stru m e n ts p lan k a fte r plank, as conditions de Lynch, is very anxious for th e In te r
p rem ises o r p ro p erty ow ned or used
n e a th th e C ross of Je s u s ” and Mrs. people w ill be show n in th e f u t u r e - of cap ital.” T hey a re not going to m anded; n ot for p erso n al gain, for national. T he boys have some b e a u
by him.
tiful birds of th e W hite L eghorn
T he testim ony in th e tria l w as ta k G ebhardt, th e solo, "C loser S till with a few d o llars now or a pension in old 1 cu rse o u r fo o lh ard in ess!
he is as poor now as he w as w hen
breed and they a re expected to m ake
en in sh o rth an d by a ste n o g ra p h er T h e e ;” Y oung P eo p le’s m eeting at age—b ut it show s th a t th e m an in the
young
m
an,
b
ut
for
th
e
good
of
alt
th
e
And w hy? B ecause th ese th in g s
fu rn ish ed by th e defence.
a cred itab le show ing am ong th e com
:30 p. m. Topic for discussion:
B ecause com mon people of A m erica. H is mot petition th a t w ill be there. T h ere w ill
The tria l began about 9:30 and la st “W hat Je su s Said About F a ith .” L ead W hite H ouse is n ot th e fool or tool of w ill n ot come to pass!
anyone
b
ut
is
a
m
an
u
n
afraid
of
th
a
t
to
h
as
alw
ays
been:
‘'B
rea
k
th
e
hold
ed into the aftern o o n , th e v erdict be
P resid en t L aF o lle tte w ill not be liked!
be sev eral pens from Mrs. L ynch's
ing ren d ered a fte r an hour or tw o of er, Miss D ora H em rich.
m onster— P ublic Opinion— w hen un- Because Calvin Coolidge is going to of m onopoly on th e governm ent, and club.
Sunday, Novem ber
9, w ill be de£ ® x cite,n en t!
d eliberation by th e jury.
be the n ex t p resid e n t of th e United re sto re it to th e people.”
Mr. K ru eg er and Mr. C alkins w ill
The liquor w as ordered destroyed “C hurch D ay.” At th e social h o u r in
T his m an cam e into his high office S tates of A m erica.
Now w h at g u ara n tee have we th a t
by o rd er of Ju d g e Brow n follow ing th e aftern o o n C hester A. Lyon of
both have ju dging team s a t th e show.
L
aF
o
lle
tte
w
ill
be
tru
e
to
his
plut
a t an ex trem ely try in g tim e. T he
A SENIOR OF GRESHAM HIGH
the decision.
______________
form a fte r elected? Or w ill he sell Both a re very good and ru n very high
The tria l a ttra c te d a g re a t deal of P o rtlan d w ill ad d ress all p rese n t on dead should and w ill be tre a te d w ith
atten tio n . T he room w as intensely “S afeg u ard in g th e C hild” or a sim all due resp e ct b ut forces o th e r th an U ndenom inational Ulmrcli Services o ut to th e h ig h est bidder, like m any scores says County A gent K inder,
who is expecting big th in g s from
crow ded and in te re st w as
keen ila r topic. T he public is invited to th a t in th e executive m ansion guided |
Announced.
of them do now? H is reco rd show s
th ese tw o team s.
th ro u g h o u t th e tria l. Women of the h ea r him.
th e ad m in istra tio n w hich C alvin Cool-
Sunday school will convene at 10 th a t he is, like MoSes, leadiug an
W. C. T. U. and several local m in is
T he can n in g team will p ut on a
idge is com pleting. Much of the scan- a. m. conducted by th e su p e rin ten - econom ically enslaved people to lib
te rs w ere a tte n tiv e listeners.
TELEPHONE NOTICE.
d
em
o n stratio n a t th e In te rn a tio n a l.
A nyone w ishing new telephones or dal w hich sw ept th e co u n try w as. as dent, Mrs. M ary D avidson. P reach in g e rty ; like Sam uel, refo rm in g a cor T h eir d em o n stratio n will be th e c a n
ELECTION RETURNS.
is
custom
ary,
blam
ed
on
th
e
innocent
w
ill
be
a
t
2
p
.m
.
by
th
e
p
asto
r
th
e
ru
p
t
sta
te
;
and
now,
like
David
adv ertisem en ts, or su b sc rib ers w ish
H ear th e election re tu rn s a t Powell ing changes in th e ir ad d resses, please b y stander. And th a t storm did not Rev. S. F. P itts. T hese aftern o o n ser- sounding th e call to a rm s to conquer ning of m eats. T he prizes aw arded
Valley schoolhouse on A tw ate r K ent notify the telep h o n e office before No
will he gold, silver and bronze m edals
rise y esterd ay and th e day before.
vices a re w ell atten d ed , and especial- th e p red a to ry P h ilistin es, and to cap
receiver, T uesday night. 7 o’clock.
from O. M. P lum m er, g en eral m an
vem ber 1 for th e new d irecto ry .—Adv
If som e ca lam ity ho w lers would ly Sunday, O ctober 26, th a t being th e tu re Je ru sa le m , th e se at of g o v ern
ag er of th e Pacific In tern atio n al.
have enough p atrio tism and energy to end of a successful y ear, when th e re m ent, for th e people. As d istric t a t
T he Livestock judging team is ready
torney, th en less th a n 30 y ea rs old, he
read th a t b u lw ark of A m erican liber- w ere special m usic an d services.
| ty, th e C onstitution, they would know j T he tem p le w as filled to cap acity prosecuted all evil doers, w ealthy as to com pete for th e In te rn a tio n a l
how m uch influence and pow er a vice and eight m em bers w ere added to the w ell as poor. As cong ressm an he cham pionship on Monday, November
There w ill he team s from over
'p re sid e n t has! And, due to o u r cau- organization.
p rotected th e M enominee In d ian s
Oregon, Idaho, C alifornia, W a sh in g
tious and liberty-loving an c esto rs of
The con g reg atio n gave an u n anl- Irom being cheated o ut of th e ir lands
On Atwater-Kent Receiving Set
ton and possibly M ontana. T he com
T hen prevented the
rev o lu tio n ary tim es, th ese people mous vote for th e Rev. S. F. P itts aH by sp ecu lato rs.
petition w ill be v ery keen and an
A t P o w e ll V a lle y S ch o o lh o u se
ra ilro a d s from ste alin g th o u san d s of
could read in our h isto ry how th e th e p asto r for th e com ing year,
7 P. M.
u
n u su ally good co n test is expected.
lim ited is th e executive pow er. He
T he p ra y e r m eetin g s a re w ell at- sq u a re m iles of public lands in i l l s
T he boys will have clatS es of hogs,
wh,, imagines th a t the p r .'s i.le n t h M te n .le d o n T u e s d a y M a l a g a , a ls o th e hom e state, W isconsin. H is courage
I full control of th e governm ent m ay be Bible stu d y F rid ay evenings a t 7:30. and honesty m ade him a life long sheep, d airy c a ttle and beef c a ttle to
judge, four an im als in each class,
| sta rtled by th e discovery th a t th e The leader to nig h t is Mr. F ra k e s of friend and advisor of P re sid en t Mc
giving
reaso n s on th e class p e rta in
legislative and ju d icial d ep artm en ts f Sandy.
K inley. T hen as governor of W iscon
ing to th e club project.
i have equal or su p e rio r influence.
j
A cordial
sin
he
m
ade
th
e
w
ealthy
puy
th
e
ir
p
ro
w elcom e Is extended to
May one d irec t a casu al g lance at ' all.
p o rtio n a te sh a re of tax es, ra n th e re Portland Symphony Ore lie* Ira Opens
publican steam ro lle r into th e ditch,
Eenrteeath Season.
in a u g u ra ted a sta te govern m en t so ef
T he opening co n cert of th e P o rt
ficient th a t now W isconsin has no land Sym phony O rch estra in its fo u r
A tw a te r -K e n t P a n e ls $ 7 0 a n d up
bonded debt, all debts having been te en th season w ill be given n t the
(A cccessories and E quipm ent E x tra)
cleaned up w hile L aF o lle tte w as gov public au d ito riu m In P o rtlan d next
ern o r. T he floating debt is 80 cen ts W ednesday evening, November 5, co n
per c a p ita ; th e per ca p ita cost of gov ducted by C arl Denton. T his is th e
ern m en t is tw elve d o lla rs; in th e la st first of nine co n certs to be given ill
ten y ea rs th e sta te 's p ercen tag e of th e 1924-1925 season. T he co n cert w ill
o u tp u t of m an u factu red p ro d u cts in o n sist of o rc h e stra l n u m b ers and
creased m ore th an eith er in New solos by P ercy G rainger, a p ia n ist of
York, P en n sy lv an ia, Illin o is or M ass in te rn atio n a l fam e. T he program for
ac h u se tts, and W isconsin's p er cent th e evening is as follow s:
of in crease of num bers of p ersons em
Sym phony No. 5 "F rom th e New
ployed in m a n u fa ctu re am ounted to W orld," D evorak;
E A SY TERMS
C oncerto in A
alm ost double th a t of th e above men Minor for P ianoforte, Grieg, P ercy
tinned sta te s. In 1921 only five out G ra in g e r;
O verture, Di Bullo, S ir
of every th o u san d s co n cern s failed in A rth u r S u lliv an ; piano solos, se lect
b usiness, in W isconsin, w hile in th ed, G rainger.
w hole U nited S tate s th e re w ere tr
o ut of every th o u san d . F rom 1913 to
Methotftst Episcopal Church.
1922 W isconsin hud only one bank
Sunday school m eets at 10 a. in.
failu re, w hile M innesota had 34, lili w ith classe s for all ages and a cordial
nois 72, Iow a 30, and so on. Wiscon w elcom e for stra n g e rs and those who
sin does not p ersecu te big business a have no re g u la r ch u rch home. Dr.
long as it is not g ettin g hoggish. Big Chas. W. H uelt, th e p asto r, p reaches
business m u st be good th ere, and so both m o rning and evening. T he su b
d u rin g five y ea rs th e re w ere only 36 je c t for the m orning serm on will be
p ro secu tio n s in th a t sta te for violat
An Unfulfilled Id e a l” and a t n ig h t
ing th e labor law s, in Illin o is 244
A D angerous P reconception.” The
V a lu e S a le o f
M assach u setts 303, New York 2,616 m o rning service begins a t 11 o'clock
T his su rely does not look as if La am i the evening service a t 7:30. T he
F o liette bad ru n W isconsin to th e E pw orth L eague m eets for devotional
dogs.
serv ice a t 6 :3 0 Sunday evening. T u e s
T hen
w hen S en ato r
L aF o llette day evening th e E pw orth L eague
fought th e Esch-Cum m lna R ailroad m eets for a pot luck su p p er and b u si
law alm o st alone for six m onths, in ness m eeting a t 6:30 to w hich all
o rd er to keep th is fight going, he p o st young people a re invited. T h u rsd ay
poned an o p eratio n , and th ereb y got evening at 7:30 th e m id-w eek p ray e r
A large and compiete stock of G U A RA N TEED
blood poisoning and, sw athed in ban service aud Bible study to w hich all
ALL M IN I M W ARE, featuring such pieces as
dages, stu ck it out to th e la st day. who love th e Lord and try to serve
I S till w eak from an o p eratio n per Him a re h ea rtily welcomed.
designed to
form ed by th e Mayo B ro th ers he wai
install Radio
KETTLES
(>aek on th e Job, urging th e rep eal of u te to C e asa r” in o th e r w ords; P ro f-
when desired
th is law, w hich he ca lls th e “Crim e Its to th e rich.
UOLLANDERS
of 1920.” He forced co n g ress to i n
He w as slan d ered , p ersecuted, and
DISH PANS
v estig ate T eapot Dome. No w onder those, whom he m eant to help, sh o u t-
SAUCEPANS
th e rep u b lican s call him a red and a d, "C rucify him .” T ru th , cru sh ed to
MIXING BOWES
dang ero u s m an. He used all bis in e a rth sh all rise again.
They may
fluence a g a in st th e Mellon ta x plan su p p ress L aF o llette, they m ay kill
PANS
| and m any o th e r vicious bills.
him. hut th e cau sa he is sponsoring
D uring th e w ar L aF o lle tte m ight w ill u ltim ately win. T h a t's why wo
187 Broadw ay, opposite Jo u rn al
have said like E lijah : I alone am left re for L aF ollette.
to stan d for th e rig h t. F o r stan d in g
W ith sin c ere th a n k s for your g en
Me are represented in the Gresham District
up for bis cbnvictions, w hich since ero sity an d fairn ess for publishing
By MR. PAUL PALMBLAI)
have proved to be ab so lu tely rig h t, he such a long discourse, and w ishing
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Gresham, Ore.
Phone* Hi* o r
I w as accused nt "P erv ertin g all the y o u r h ap p in ess an d p ro sp erity , I am
I people” and "forbidding to give trlb y o u rs.
WALTER RAMSER.
Hear Election Returns
Aluminum
Ware
Kimball Pianos
$380 and
Never in the history of Gresham has there
been such a remarkable
PURE ALUMINUM
as the one which is in full swing at L. L.
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Genuine
* Victrola
$1IO
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