T W IC E
A
W EEK
VOL. 1», SO. 8»
G resham O utlook
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, JANUARY «. 1925
LEGION QUINTET DEFEATS
COMMERCIAL CLUB
(ORRET BASKET SHOOTERS
CANTATA MILL
BE GIVEN JANUARY 12
TO SERVE LUNCHEON! DELAYED
LOCAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS WILL MEET
#1.50 Per Year
n i \ s ii.i.iMHi no>ir.
CLUB LEADER HAS
VERY BUSY MONTH
In a fast, scrap p y gam e, F rid ay eve
The sem i-an n u al m eeting of the
ning on th e high school gym nasium S unday schools of th e Pow ell Valley
floor, th e undefeated A m erican Legion circu it, M ethodist E piscopal church,
The ren d itio n of th e C h ristm as c a n
T he G resham Com m ercial Club a t a
b ask et b all team won from C orbett w ill be held at the Rockwodd church
special m eeting held la st n ig h t in the ta ta , “T he A doration,” w hich w as Score 25-15.
on next Sunday aftern o o n . J a n u a ry 11.
In a re p o rt p rep ared by County
city hall decided to serve a t noon scheduled to be given on th e evening
C orbett stra te d out w ith a ru sh at Some of th e schools a re p lan n in g to
Club W. D. K inder to th e United S tates
of D ecem ber 22, had to be postponed
S aturday, Ja n u a ry 17, a su b stan tia l
th e opening w h istle and scored four Join th e Rockwood school in a basket
d ep artm en t of ag ric u ltu re a t Oregon
lunch to th e farm ers who atten d the on account of th e severe w eath er. points in less th a n th a t m any m iuutes. d in n er a t noon, a fte r w hich th e a fte r
A g ricu ltu ral college, given for the
T his splendid co n cert w ill now be re n
econom ic a g ric u ltu ra l conference now
It w as not long, how ever, u n til th e noon session w ill be opened at 2:30
m onth of D ecem ber, 1924, a num ber of
dered on th e evening of Ja n u a ry 12 in
being planned by S. B. H all, county
Legion got th e ra n g e of th e hoops and by an ad d re ss on o rg an izatio n and
in te restin g figures a re noted. Over
a g ric u ltu ra l agent, and w ill include in th e high school gym nasium , an d w ill a t th e end of th e first h alf th e sco re m ethods by Dr. J. E a rl E lse of Rose
h alf the tim e w as sp e n t in the field
co n sist of th e sam e num bers as w ere
th e guests also th e v isitin g g ra n g e rs
stood 11 to 4 for th e locals.
City P a rk M ethodist ch u rc h , »’ho is
and 572 m iles w ere trav e rsed in v isit
planned for the m usicale p rio r to
w ho come to atten d th e Joint in s ta lla
D uring th e second h alf th e C orbett one of th e m ost su ccessfu l su p e rin
ing n early 30 different farm s and a
C hristm as. A ch o ru s of 30 voices w ill
tion of g range officers to be held here
five sta rte d a ra lly w hich n etted them te n d en ts in th e city of P o rtlan d . T his
dozen homes. In th e offi.ee over 40
be
heard
in
addition
to
th
e
boys’
and
th a t afternoon.
11 points b ut too late to overcom e th e ad d re ss w ill be follow ed by one by
c a lls w ere received both by telephone
g irls ’ glee clubs, as w ell as th e o r
fast Legion team .
T he fac t w as bro u g h t out at the
th e Rev. H ugh B. Foulkes, d irecto r of
and In person relativ e to th e extension
ch e stra of 20 pieces w hich has been
m eeting th a t th is w ill include upw ards
P u lfer, Bailey, F an ch er, Booth and relig io u s education in th e
sam e
work. N early 60 individual le tte rs
re
h
e
a
rsin
g
fo
r
th
e
occasion.
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...
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of 700 p ersons w ho w ill be th e guests
L unday sta rte d th e gam e for th e Le- ch u rch . Mr. F o u lk es is a recen t g ra d
w ere w ritten , w ith 140 c irc u la r copies.
W
hile
th
e
m
usic
is
p
re-C
h
ristm
as
in
gion
but
w
ere
rep
laced
la
te
r
by
South-
of th e G resham b usiness m en and oth
u ate of Boston School of Theology.
D uring th e m onth 27 clubs w ere o r
e rs who a re m em bers of th e com m er its tone and g en eral com position, a rd. W in ters and S q u ire in place of
It is expected th a t as m any as pos
ganized, an av erag e of over one a day,
th
e
re
is
no
doubt
but
th
a
t
it
w
ill
be
as
j
Lunday,
P
u
lfe
r
and
Booth.
They
la-
cial club and who have an n u a lly c o n
sib le of th e te a c h e rs and officers of
w hich is an exceptionally good record.
fully ap p re cia ted now as it would have te r gave w ay to th e o rig in al squad,
trib u te d to th is event.
th e schools in te reste d w ill be present.
"Eleven sew ing clubs, ag g re g atin g 108
been
a
t
th
e
e
a
rlie
r
date.
Miss
D
orothy
C.
M.
Q
uicksall,
p
rin
cip
al
of
th
e
, As th e plan for fa rm e rs ’ w eek has
Julia S. Groo.
T ra n sp o rta tio n is being arran g ed
m em bers, ta k e the lead in club o rg an
been som ew hat altered for th is y ea r Mickey has sp ared no p ain s to m ake G resham g rad e school, refereed th e from G resham to Rockwood, as w ell
Miss Ju lia 8. Groo, an lS-year-old izations, w ith 9 cooking clubs w ith an
th
is
con
cert
one
th
a
t
will
long
be
re-
i
game.
and th e num ber to be served w ill like
as from th e o th e r points.
P o rtlan d , Oregon, high school girl, is average of 11 m em bers each, a close
W ednesday night, Ja n u a ry 7, th e L e
ly be la rg e r th a n heretofore, it w as I m em bered. The p ro g ram w ill begin
th e w in n er of the $15,000 m odern elec second.
dclded to serve a su b sta n tia l plate or af 8:15 and th e re is no ch a rg e w h at- J g ion team w ill m eet th e fa st O range B F U R BOARD A( IS
tric a lly equipped hom e in the N ation
H om em aking has enrolled 52 m em
| q u in te t of P o rtla n d in th e local gym.
box luncheon instead of th e m ore ever connected w ith it.
TO PROTECT GROUNDS al L ig h tin g co n test in w hich over 1,- bers, p oultry 6 and a pig club In F air-
A fast, snap p y gam e Is expected as
elab o rate ta b le b anquet w hich r e
000,000 school ch ild ren p articip ated . view 6 m em bers. T he local leaders
V arious m a tte rs cam e before th e fair Miss Groo also won th e $200 cash
sev eral team s a re now m ak in g an ef
q u ired an extrem e am ount of w ork.
and th e ir fields of activ ity a re as fol
fo rt to b reak G resh am 's w inning b oard a t th e re g u la r m eeting held last j g ran d prize in th e P o rtla n d lighting low s:
T he fa rm e rs’ m eetings th is y ear w ill
Mrs. W. W. N asshahn and
strea k .
T he gam e w ill be called evening, m ost of them being in an i n , contest. H er essay of Goo w ords w as Mrs. E. Jo h an so n , O rien t; Mrs. E. W.
ta k e the form of conferences, se p a r NEW SCHOOL BUSSES
definite and form ative stag e so th a t a : w orth over $25 a w ord to her.
TRANSPORT PUPILS pro m p tly at 8 o’clock
a te groups studying and discussing th e
Cornell, Mrs. L. M organ and Mrs.
definite re p o rt can n o t be m ade on
________________
local problem s and conditions p e rta in
Jay n e, B uckley; Miss B ernice K earns
them u n til later. All, how ever, look ' ( ' ) ( y ,*()| D E I , ERS
T he high school p upils of th e O rient MISS NORA PULLEN IS
ing to th e p a rtic u la r subject. As ex
and Mrs. E. Cook, L ynch; Blanche
BRIDE OF PORTE INDER to w ard im provem ent of th e buildings J
REPORT ORDER RUSH Cundiff and Mrs. J. O rnzier, W est
p lained by Mr. H all, who is w orking and Pow ell V alley school d istric ts a re j
an d grounds.
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1
w ith a com m ittee in m aking th e a r - *re a tly Pleased w ith the new convey-
P o rtla n d ; M uriel H olm , Mrs. J. A.
C om plaints having com e to th e
Botkin & Jo h n sto n , local dealers for
rang em en ts, th e poultrym en w ill m eet ances w hich »-ere used for th e ir bene- | A quiet hom e w edding, atten d ed only
Holm and Mrs. V. It. Day, M aplewood:
in a conference by them selves, th e fit on M onday m orning for the first by im m ediate relativ es, w as solem n board th a t th e b arn s and g rounds 1 th e C hevrolet m ake of autom obile, Mrs. V. P rieb e and Mrs. I. J. Babbit,
fru it g row ers likew ise, and also th e tim e. T he O rient m achine, ow ned by ' ized a t th e hom e of th e b rid e’s p ar- w ere being used by stock ow ners have announced th a t th e Chevrolet S p rin g d ale; Mrs. Iola Copeland, Jo h n
o th e r divisions, of »’hich th e re a re six I B otkin & Jo h n sto n and driven a lte r- i ents, Mr. an d Mrs. George P u llen , F ri- w ithout au th o rity , the board ap point- Motor com pany has designed some Moller, Mrs. R. Sim pson and Mrs. L.
T he conclusions and recom m endations I “ ately by Mr’ B otk,n an(J W illiam day evening, J a n u a ry 2, at 8:30, w hen ed M. M. Squire, a m em ber of th e pronounced changes In th e type of ca r
H. Stone, F airv iew ; Mrs. O. C. H am
of the v arious g roups w ill be form u- S teel> is a R epublic bus ch a ssis 25 th e ir d au g h ter, Miss N ora L. P ullen board, as su p e rin ten d e n t of th e build- j th ey a re p u ttin g out for th e year
lin and Marion D aggett, Rockwood;
lated in w ritin g and published.
feet in len 8th and has a cap acity for becam e th e b rid e of Raym ond C. Inga and grounds. He w as given au- ! 1925. It is v irtu a lly re-designed from
Mrs. B ert Olson, P ow ell Valley. Mrs.
T he purpose of th e m eetings, says 36 p u p ils’ although tw o or th ree m ore Woodcock, of P o rtlan d , th e Rev. J. th o rlty to collect re n ts for b arn s and top to toe, w ith a decided im provem ent
D unn is a rra n g in g for all th e pro ject
Mr. H all, is not so m uch gen eral ed- uouI(1 be crow ded into th e ca r, if S tan fo rd Moore officiating. T his p ar- p a stu ra g e and assig n sp ace w here | in p ra c tic a lly every featu re,
w ork at R ussellville.
co
n
tracted
for
and
im
pose
an
y
o
th
er
I
All
m
odels
have
the
new
clutch
of
ucation, as form erly, b u t a m ore close u ecessary ’
tic u la r d ate for th e w edding w as
Mr. K inder, in his rep o rt, expresses
econom ic study of local conditions,
B- M- H ow ell is th e d riv er of th e chosen as it is th e b irth d a y of th e req u irem en ts n ecessary for th e safe- ' th e dry p la te disc type, com pletely en- his ap p reciatio n for th e cooperation
g
u
ard
in
g
and
p
ro
p
er
upkeep
of
th
e
:
closed
w
ith
flyw
heel;
th
e
re
a
r
axle
is
b ased on g ath ered sta tistic s and facts, Pow ell V alley bus and ow ns th e tru c k b rid e’s fath e r. He celeb rated his 77th
w hich has been given him by his local
en tirely new ; th e new sp rin g s are of
to help th e farm ers m eet m ore in-1 chassis, w hile th e school board fu r- b irth d ay on F riday. At th e co n clu p ro p erty of th e fair.
lenders and sta te s th a t th e outlook
T
he
new
fair
o
rg
an
izatio
n
is
said
to
th
e
sem
i-ellip
tical
ty
p
e;
th
e
bodies
tellig e n tly and profitably th e needs of »Ished and ow ns th e body of th e m a- sion of th e cerem ony a su m p tu o u s d in
for 1925 seem s very prom ising. Many
th e ir plan tin g , h arv e stin g and m a rk e t- chine. T his is a C hevrolet model, 19 n er w as served by Mrs. P u llen . G uests be p ro g ressin g nicely. N early fifty a re m ore g racefu l In design and th e boys and g irls who have been In club
lng.
feet in len g th and h as a cap acity for from a d istan ce include Mr. and Mrs. p er cen t of th e ca p ita l stock has been fram e h as five heavy cro ss m em bers,
w ork before a re com ing back for
A com m ittee, consistin g of B. L. 22 persons. T hese m achines a re both R. H. K aser and th re e ch ild ren , and subscribed. An option has been tak - ! T he m o to r h as been g rea tly im an o th er y ea r's lineup of work.
W alrad, O. A. E astm an , A. J . W. u p -to-the-m in u te school busses, scle;.- H om er B ennett, from K elso, W ashing- I en on th e tr a c t ad jo in in g th e fair proved, w ith a h eav ier c ra n k sh a ft,
Brow n, M. M. Squire and E. E. W ell tiflcally b u ilt and are th e la st w ord in ton, also W illiam A llen, of P o rtlan d , j grounds. T he new o rg an izatio n has longer an d la rg e r c e n te r m ain bear-
ing, w as appointed to in v estig ate and com fort and convenience. They are The bride h as been em ployed in P o rt- j an option on th e stock of th e p resen t I lngs, sh o rte r m anifold, b rin g in g the AGED LABORER YI, TIM
OF AUTO ACCIDENT
decide on the p lan of th e luncheon wel1 heated and v en tilated , and th e land for th e p ast y ea r and a half. She M ultnom ah County F a ir and expects c a rb u re to r clo ser to th e cylinders.
T he clu tch , w hich w as fo rm erly of
and a c t as a so rt of engin eerin g com- w indow s a re w eath er proof. They a re ! has lived in th e vicinity of G resham to ta k e th is up in the n ear fu tu re,
Jo h n Brow n, aged 70, described as
th e cone type, has been changed to a
m ittee in sta rtin g th e arran g e m en ts. I b u ilt low an d heavily braced and as a p rac tica lly all of h er life. T he groom liq u id atin g th e debts of th e fair.
an eccen tric bachelor who resided In
sin g le plate, w hich re q u ire s no lu b r i
O ther com m ittees w ill be appointed by safety m easu re, a re equipped w ith has been in th e em ploy of th e Union
School L unches.
a sm all shack about o ne-half m ile
cation. T he new one-piece axle h o u s
th e p resid en t of th e club to a ssist in tw o exits, both of w hich a re co n Oil com pany for ab o u t five y ea rs and
A d elig h tfu l change for th e c h il
east of th e Twei 'e-m ile co rn e r, w as
tro lle d by th e driver. Dome lights, th e couple w ill resid e in P o rtlan d .
w o rking out th e u n d ertak in g .
dren. N ick erso n 's Jellied chicken.— ing is sim ila r in design an d c o n s tru c stru c k down by a m o to rist of th e “hit
Adv.
tf tion to th a t in use on th e m ore costly
It is likely th e luncheon w ill be fire ex tin g u ish er, w indshield sw ipe
and ru n ” v ariety F rid ay evening about
cars.
L et me help you solve your p a in t
served in the M asonic h all as h e re to and re a r view m irro r a re sev eral ad d
6 o'clock and died In G eorge P ag e’s
noon,
wooni
ing
problem
s.
Todd,
T
he
P
a
in
t
Man.
M any fea tu re s have been in co rp o r-
ed fea tu re s w hich co n trib u te to th e
fore.
sto re about 7 o’clock w ithout having
If you h av en ’t your wood see Cecil
G resham , phone 1971.—Adv.
;
ated
into
th
e
new
bodies
w
hich
m
ake
M. M. S quire outlined in b rief th e g en e ral m akeup of th ese school con.-
M etzger, G resham , phone 1151.
tf
regained consciousness. He had been
for com fort and convenience. The
p la n s for the public Joint in stallatio n veyances and w hich place them in a
The Bank of G resham pays 5 per
crushed in te rn a lly and th e re w as evi
T
he
w
an
t
ad
w
ay
is
th
e
w
ay
to
su
c
fro
n
t
se
a
t
has
been
tilte
d
back
for
of g ran g e officers on S atu rd ay th e class second to none.
cent in te re st on tim e d ep o sits.—Adv cess.
dence th a t his sk u ll had been fra c
m ore co m fo rtab le se a tin g ; th e sp rin g
17th. T he g ran g e exercises w ill be
tured.
c
o
n
stru
c
tio
n
of
th
e
se
ats
has
been
im-
held in th e high school gym nasium . PICTORIAL REVIEW OF 1924.
Mr. Brown had been to G resham and
Ily Satterfield prved and th e re a r cu sh io n seat has
T h ere w ill be a m orning session. T he
had tu rn ed th e c o rn e r a t th e sto re, go
I
been
low
ered
a
t
th
e
back.
in sta lla tio n w ill begin a t 2 p. m. and
ing east on th e Base L ine road. He
All body types have been equipped
follow’ing the preced en t of la st year
w as found about 6:30 by a m ilkm an
I
w
ith
cowl
lig
h
ts
and
th
e
re
is
a
dome
w ill be quite elaborate.
and ca rrie d to th e sto re w here he ex
| light in coach and sedan, also a robe
T h ere »’ill be over 100 officers to in
j rail. T he ru b b er w ea th er-strip p in g pired a h alf h o u r later. It w as th ought
sta ll. T he g ran g e m em bership of th e
he had been lying on th e highw ay for
w nich fo rm erly in te rfe re d w ith the
county is said to be aro u n d 2700 of
a t least h alf an hour. Blood m ark s
vision has been changed in th a t r e
w hich about 1000 a re m em bers of P o
indicated th a t he had been dragged
spect.
m ona grange.
n early 120 feet by th e d eath -d ealing
T he to u rin g , ro a d ste r and coach
m achine. T he accid en t o ccu rred about
c a rs a re finished in d a rk blue, th e
GRESHAM ( ’DUPLE HAVE
200 feet e a st of th e in tersectio n .
sedan is m arin e blue w ith upper p a n
BEEN WEDDED 35 YEARS
D eputy Sheriff S quire w as th e first
els in black and th e coupe is sago
officer
to reach th e scene of th e acci
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam S tanley cele
I green trim m ed w ith black. T he local
b rate d th e ir 35th w edding a n n iv e rsa ry
) d ealers say th e re is such a ru sh of dent, D eputy Sheriff Rexford of P o rt
New Y ear's night at th e ir hom e on the
j o rd ers on th e new c a rs th e P o rtlan d land arriv in g soon afte r. D eputy C or
o ner Youngs m ade a thorough Inves
c o rn e r of S tanley and B ase L ine
I agency, th e F ields Motor Com pany,
tig atio n of th e death and rem oved th e
roads. T he p a rty w as in th e n a tu re
can h ard ly m eet th e dem and.
body to the m orgue in P o rtlan d .
of a su rp rise w hich w as a rra n g e d by
Not a g re a t deal seem s to be know n
Home Pointers from 0 . A. C.
th e ir children. Old frien d s and neig h
A few g ra in s of s a lt added to cocoa of th e u n fo rtu n a te m an. He w as an
bors, a num ber of them being from
j bring out th e flavor.
itin e ra n t lab o rer and w as said to have
P o rtlan d , m ade up th e gathering. Mr.
C ran b e rrie s may be candied ch e ap orig in ally com e from M issouri. A
and Mrs. S tanley have resided in the
ly by boiling them ca refu lly in a thick sister, Mrs. J. R obertson of L uccine,
sam e hom e since th e ir m arria g e. The
syrup. They can be used in place of M issouri, has been notified of th e acci
evening w as sp e n t in ta lk in g over old
th e m ore expensive candied ch e rrie s dent. He ca rrie d a checking account
tim es, also playing old-tim e gam es. A
for d ecoration of cakes.
w ith a G resham b ank and is rep o rted
bounteous luncheon w as furnished
M arshm allow flowers for cak e d ec to have used the nam e of “S m ith ” in
trt-.d served by th e ch ild ren a t m id
o ratio n a re m ade by clip p in g m a rs h his banking tran sa ctio n s.
n ig h t. T he m other w as p resented
m allow s into long pieces and a r r a n g
w ith a handsom e set of dishes. Those
Jo u rn a l B argain R ales.
ing them to rep rese n t petals. A bit of
p rese n t w ere E arl, R alph and Oren,
T he an n u al "B arg ain D ay" ra te s of
candied c h e rry or gum drop may be
sons of Mr. and Mrs. S tanley, w ith
th e Oregon Jo u rn a l will be in effect
used for th e cen ters.
th e ir fam ilies, Mr. and Mrs. R. A.
from J a n u a ry 19 to F eb ru ary 4, 1925.
Candled ch e rrie s m ake p retty candle B afgain Day ra te s a re as follow s:
K aser, th e la tte r a d au g h ter. Miss
h o ld ers for b irth d a y cak es, suggests Dally an<l S unday Jo u rn a l, $7.00;
H azel and F lorence S tanley, Mr. and
Dully w ithout Sunday, $5; Sunday
th e household science d ep artm en t.
Mrs. W. F. D illon. Mr. and Mrs. A.
If th e skin of c ra n b e rrie s Is disliked. only, $2.50; W eekly, 75 cen ts a y ear;
Bell and son, David. Mr. and Mrs. W.
,
. ro u g h . the
. j | Sunday
W bination
eekly to g ra
eth
th e b erries may be
put . . th
fo|low lng and
com
te er.
s w $3.
ith The
the
D. F reem an, Mr. and Mrs. John F re e
m eat g rin d e r before cooking.
I G resham Outlook are offered:
m an, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Brow n, Mr.
~ - - -
! Outlook. Dally and S unday Jo u rn a l,
and Mrs. G eorge P ullen. Mr. and Mrs.
T he an n u a l num ber, o r y e a r’s end i $7.«0; O utlook and Dally Jo u rn a l.
W illiam S ales, Mrs. Cora E vans, Mrs.
Issue, of th e Oregon Jo u rn a l, pub- $6.00.—Adv.
J. C. S tanley, J e rry S tanley, Mr. and
lished on th e la st day of 1924, was I
Mrs. W ill Booth and fam ily, of P le a s
an o th er big booster for P o rtlan d , (»re-
. ,
1 ,ir' ' ,n *i|s O utlooks.
1 A few copies of th e C h ristm as issue
an t Home, Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Dick
gon and th e n o rth w est and reflected of th e Outlook a re still on hand. Mall
enson, of Rockwood, and G ra n d fa th e r
g re a t c re d it on th e various d e p a rt them to you frien d s for 10c each, In
L anden, fa th e r of Mrs. S tanley, who
ments of th e Jo u rn a l p lan t. We need cluding postage.—Adv.
will soon be 92 y ea rs old.
th ese splendid illu stra te d , fe a tu re Is-
Outlook w ant ad s will bring buyer
sues to rem ind us of our g rea t state,
Notice to Stockholders.
(an d se lle r to g e th er cheaply and
its
reso
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rce
s
and
developm
ent.
quickly.
T he an n u a l m eeting of th e sto c k
holders of G resham F ru it G row ers’
asso ciation will be held at th e G range
h all, on Monday, Ja n u a ry 12. 1925, at
10 a. m., for the purpose of electing
d irec to rs and for th e tra n sa c tio n of
such o th e r business as m ay p roperly
come before th e m eeting.
JAMES ELKINGTON.
S ecretary .
BASKET BALL
Plano Tailing.
P iano tuning $3 P lano and organ
rep a irin g Fred B. Jones. Phone o r
d ers to Outlook. 16<t. or TAbor 8952
Any troubles*
Call Dr. Classified.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JAN. 7
H IG H M( HOOL GVM.
Game a t 8 o 'clo c k
GRESHAM AMERICAN LEGION YS. ORANGE II
S tu d en ts t i e
Kids a Dime
A dults 35c