Gresham outlook., September 29, 1925, Image 1

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VOL. IS, NO. «1
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON.
president
STRIKING RECORD auxiliary
GOES TO NATIONAL MEET
MADE IN CONTEST
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2#, 192»
#1.50 Per Year
NEW AUTO AGENCY
BERRY GROWERS ADVISED LOCAL RABBIT FANCIER
OPENS IN GRESHAM
TO APPLY FERTILIZER
SHOWS ANIMALS AT FAIR
Mrs. 0. A. E astm an will leave to ­
m orrow m orning for Omaha. N ebras­
ka, w here she w ill atten d th e n a ­
tional convention of th e W om en’s
A uxiliary of th e A m erican Legion,
both of w hich w ill m eet on October 5
for th e ir an n u al session, th e conven­
tion to last a week. Two y ears ago
Mrs. E astm an w as elected a delegate
to the ann u al gath erin g , b ut th is year
sh e is atten d in g by v irtu e of h er of­
fice as sta te president. T h ere w ill be
delegates from all p a rts of th e state,
to g e th er w ith th e executive officers
and th ese will m eet in P o rtlan d and
probably trav el in a body. On th e re ­
tu rn trip Mrs. E astm an is m aking
plans to 'sto p off at S alt L ake City and
Boise, Idaho, for a b rief visit w ith
relatives.
The necessity of applying fertilizer
Ed. M etzger is g ettin g to be som e­
to th e b erry fields and th e su p e rio rity w hat of a rab b it fan cier th ese days.
of sheep guano over stab le m an u re is He has en tered at th e sta te fair gt S a­
Jackson Jo n e s reached hom e early
th e su b ject of a le tte r ad d ressed to th e lem four splendid an im als, tw o of
m em bers of th e B erry G row ers a sso ­ whom w ere blue ribbon w in n ers at
Sunday m orning a fte r a m ost enjoy­
ciation by th e m a n ag er, D. E. Towle, th e county fair. T h ere is a p air of
able and profitable tim e spent a t Camp
who says:
F lem ish G iants and also a p air of
Perry, Ohio, in atten d an ce a t th e an ­
T he F lem ish G iants
"J u s t a w ord about fe rtiliz e r for C hinchillas.
nual n atio n al shooting tournam ent.
b erries: according to th e an a ly sis we w ere county fair first prize w inners,
He has now been p rese n t a t these
have, one ton of ground sheep guano but th e C hinchillas a re now m aking
Mr. M etzger
equals 9 tons of fresh cow product, ' th e ir first show ing.
shoots for th re e y ea rs w hich renders
so the co m p arativ e v alu e is 9 to 1. and I sta te s th a t the C hinchilla is fast be­
him Ineligible u n til 1928 when he will
when you consider th e cost of ap p li­ com ing one of th e g re a te st and m ost
again be privileged to attend, if he
cation an d th e ready av ailab ility of valuable an im als of th e dom estic class
desires to do so. Ja c k brings home
th e sheep g u ano you w ill see a t a and bids fair to com pete favorably
some big gaipe w ith him th is tim e. He
glance th a t th e sheep g u ano is much I w ith th e raisin g of th e silv er fox.
has won the solid gold distinguished
th e best and ch eap est fe rtiliz e r for th e , w hich has come to be such an im p o rt­
m arkm anship m edal w hich th e gov­
berries. We recom m end only one ton a n t in d u stry d u rin g th e past few
ernm ent issues thro u g h an act of con­
to the ac re for logans. red ra sp b e rrie s years. The fur of th e C hinchilla ra b ­
gress to those w hose skill and m a rk s­
and b lack b erries and 2 to n s p er acre bit Is now reg ard ed highly from a
m anship a re of a high ran k . Not
for straw b e rrie s. T his provides only com m ercial stan d p o in t, a single skin
many of th ese a re aw arded, as the
T he council m eeting' tonight will 1 pound per p lan t but as th is would be often selling for from $20 to $30 each.
co ntestant is obliged to fire on a w in­ Former Pleasant Valley Woman Dies.
ta k e up again th e serious situ atio n in equal to 9 pounds of c a ttle product it Around 100 of th is v ariety w ere show n
ning team for th re e y ears or it may be
Mrs. M ary Lehm an, for ten y ea rs a connection w ith G resham ’s w ater sy s­ would seem to he a very lib eral ap p li­ a t th e recen t county fair, m any of
won by p lacing th ree tim es in th e n a ­ resid e n t of P le a sa n t Valley, died in
tem. It is eapected a rep o rt will be cation. It is very rea so n ab le to p re ­ w hich w ere disqualified on acco u n t of
tional individual m atch. It is possi­ P o rtlan d Sunday, Septem ber 27, at th e
m ade on the feasibility of obtaining sum e th a t s tra w b e rrie s req u ire m ore being overw eight. It is im possible to
ble to win one in tw o years, b u t th is age of 50 years, from the effects of an
| w ater from o th er so u rces; as w ell as fertilizer p ro p o rtio n ately th an cane feed th e F lem ish G iants to the point
very seldom done. The aw arding operation for th e rem oval of a ca n ­
on th e prospects of a site for a re se r­ b erries per p la n t as th e ir ro o t system s of overw eight, as the heavier they are
of this m edal is the re su lt of th e hig h ­ cerous grow th. She had been ill for
voir. If th e Bull Run w ater is sh u t off are only local and th e p la n ts a re dou­ the m ore d esirab le com m ercially, but
est possible scoring in m arksm anship. th e p a st six o r seven weeks. W ith her as th reaten ed it will be about Decem­ ble as m any to th e acre, hence the th e C hinchilla can easily be o v er­
Mr. Jon es says he also had good husband she had moved to P o rtlan d ber 1 next. F o rtu n a te ly th a t is in the need of supplying m ore p lan t food. w eighted. Mr. Metzger has en tered his
luck by being placed in th e united s e r­ in M arch of th is year. Besides her rain y season and p erhaps we can get The ground sheep guano is ideal for F lem ish G iants in th e com m ercial and
vice team . T his is com posed of 1« husband, E rn e st Lehm an, she is s u r­ along for a w hile on rain w ater.
stra w b e rrie s as It is in pow der form re g u la r classes and th e C hinchillas in
men w hich a re picked from all the vived by th ree ch ildren, Mrs. M. R.
and does not in te rfe re w ith hoeing. th e ju n io r class.
N ational G uards in the United S tates H einrich and Mrs. C u rtis Young, of
A nother accident, th e ram m ing of T he straw b e rry g ro w ers will m ake a
and w hich a re supposed to be the B oring and L ouis L ehm an, of G resh ­ the subm arine S-51, off Long Island, serious m istake if they do not invest THEFT ( ASF. BRINGS
highest 16. T hese m en com pete w ith am .
H er m other, Mrs. Elizabeth by th e steam er City of Rome, probably lib erally in th is fe rtiliz e r for the com ­
CONTINUED SENTENCE
all the other team s in the field, such Schm idt, of H illsboro, and five b ro th ­ m eans th e I ors of about 30 m ore lives. ing crop as th e stra w b e rry m a rk e t is
as th e arm y, navy and civilian team s. ers and four siste rs also survive her. Added to those of recen t airp lan e and en tirely cleaned up and we can sell all
T heodore Crum b, 21, w as arre ste d
This c a rrie s a special m edal in itself. T he fu n eral w ill be held W ednesday naval d isa ste rs th e to tal grow s a la rm ­ you c"n produce at an advance over T h u rsd ay on a ch a rg e of steain g a u ­
In addition to th e foregoing honors, afternoon a t 2 o'clock at th e fu n eral ingly. S tren u o u s efforts a re being th is y e a r's prices and next y ear will tom obile accessories from a ca r be­
he also seured first place on th e O re­ p a rlo rs of M cEntee, H ennessey & m ade to rescu e any who may be alive be your ch an ce to m ake as yon did longing to Fred G usew ell, living two
gon team , m ain ta in in g th e highest G oetsch, 16th and E v erett, w ith in te r­ on the ill-fated subm arine.
th is year a nice profit on your in v est­ m iles ea st of G resham . On being
questioned by the officers he im plicat-
aggregate.
m ent.
m ent in Mt. Scott cem etery. Rev. E.
S a rg e a n t Jon es says he is going to H orstm ann w ill have ch arg e of the
"W e have provided th e guano, we i ed John H ossner, 34, wtio w as also
The sta te fa ir th is week—w hat day
take a lay-off from shooting except service.
a re you going? Most of us will help have It on hand now, and we are sh o rt arrested . T rial w as set for F rid ay af-
possibly for his own am usem ent. He
I sw ell the atten d an ce on T hursday, of storage. It is% s dry as a bone and j ternoon before Ju stic e o f th e P eace
reg a rd s it as a good clean sp o rt and on the Pacific in lan d passage, a line P o rtlan d day.
will keep in th e sack s as long as de­ ’ John Brown. C rum b plead g u ilty and
th in ks it is a m ost useful p a rt of the th a t ru n s from S eattle to th e coast of
sired if stored in a dry place, so we sw ore th a t H ossner bought a stolen
governm ental service. H aving won a A laska. T his is described as being a Btirgain S ubscription R ates in Force. th in k you should ta k e delivery now tire, w hich th e la tte r denied. F o rm ­
diplom a by th e governm ent, he is now trip of continuous scenic beauty.
D uring th e m onth of October b a r­ and help your own business. If we e r liquor dealings w ere also b ro u g h t
capable of holding a position as in­ T hose in th e p a rty of w hich Mr. Jones gain ra te s have been announced by do not get a resp o n se from you by the Into the testim ony. G rum b m aking
w as a m em ber w ere, besides him self, The M orning O regonian and T he P o rt­ last of th e week we w ill be com pelled ch arg es w hich H ossner denied.
stru cto r.
land T elegram , both of w hich p apers
A
djutant G eneral Geo. A. W hite, of S a­ com bine w ith th e Outlook. T he fol­ to stop shipping and th e guano will
D eputy D istrict A ttorney C. W. K irk
T he re tu rn trip from the ea st w as
m ade by th e C anadian line, w hich In­ lem, Colonel W est, of P o rtlan d , Major low ing a ttra c tiv e offers w ill be in contain at le a st 10 per ce n t m ore recom m ended th a t a continued se n ­
cluded stops a t D uluth, M innesota; M cM urray, of P o rtlan d , C aptain Col­ force during th e m onth.
m oisture when Rhipped in d u rin g the tence be Imposed, a fte r he had given
D aily and Sunday O regonian and
of McM innville, L ieu ten an t
a severe scath in g to th e two, p artic-
W innipeg,
Edm onton,
Saskatoon, lins,
Outlook 1 year, $7; Daily O regonian w inter, so p lease tak e delivery now.”
u la ry to the older m an, who w as con­
P rin ce R u p e rt and o th e r im p o rtan t Sm ith, of P o rtlan d , and S erg ean t and Outlook, $6; P o rtlan d T elegram
sidered to have been the lead er in
cities. A 500-mile boat trip w as m ade Brown.
and Outlook, $1.50.—Adv.
Two M arket Baskets.
The sta te m a rk e t ag en t c a lls a tte n ­ w rong doing. F ull re stitu tio n was
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m ade to G usew ell for th e sto len goods
! household econom ics is w ell w orth and both Crum b and H ossner w ere or-
I w hile by citin g th is illu stra tio n ; In
N ew Arrival
Solid L e a th e r
I a m iddle w est s ta te tw o m a rk e t b as­ ; dered to rep o rt w eekly to Mr. Brown,
kets w ere displayed, each co ntaining who will impose no h eav ier sentence
Flat Silk Crepe
SHOES
food for a fam ily of six, and each cost- j during th e ir good behavior. T he sen-
40-inch wide at
for the entire
I ing th e sam e, $2.00. One contained ! fence m ay continue for a year.
the yard
fam ily at
. cooked ham , corn
flakes, tinned
GRESHAM Popular prices
i ! goods, cake, w hite bread, etc., the
Phone 2221
I,tidies Read This.
w hole co n tain in g 8,032.8 calories. The
o th e r had round steak , o atm eal, beans,
1 w ish to announce th a t 1 have r e ­
brow n bread, lettuce, m ilk, apples, ceived q u ite a n um ber new pieces of
raisin s, etc., and co ntained 17,923.4 d ress goods, silks, etc. B eautiful hand
calories.
em broidered, all hand m ade, gow ns
and in fa n ts’ d resses and stam ped
goods. U ntil Octidher 3 1 will sell
Chicken Dinners.
Special chicken d in n er every Wed­ goods at 10 per cen t discount. Mrs.
nesday noon u n til fu rth e r notice. G. A. Cox, co rn er T hird stre e t and
P rice 50c. W ith ro w ’s R e sta u ra n t.—Ad. Hood avenue, G resham .
T he M. C. W ebster Motor com pany
has opened an office and agency here
for th e w ell-know n Hudson and Essex
cars. Mr. W ebster is not a stra n g e r
in th is p a rt of th e county and is fav­
orably known. H e has had much ex ­
perience in th e autom obile business
and has chosen to rep resen t a line of
c a rs th a t is a univ ersal w inner. T h ere
are m any H udsons and Essex ca rs in
the eastern p a rt of the county and Mr.
W ebster en ters an open and fertile
field.
Mr. W ebster had difficulty in finding
a su itab le location for his h ea d q u ar­
te rs and display room and has selected
about th e only available em pty store
room. He is located in the Brown
building, n ex t to th e G resham m arket,
on Pow ell street.
L. A.WACK & CO.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
STATEMENT MADE
ANENT STANFIELD
The A nti-Saloon League of Oregon,
In a com m unication to th e Outlook. In­
d icates Its very d irect in te re st In the
recen t a r r e s t of S enator R. N. S tan ­
field at Raker, Oregon, and to learn
first hand th e facts the league sent a
re p rese n tativ e to B aker to in v esti­
gate.
T he com m unication is signed by
W alter H enry N ugent, ch airm an , and
H. H. F arn h am , se cretary , h ea d q u ar­
te rs com m ittee of Oregon A nti-Saloon
League.
T he conclusions of the
league a re as follow s;
"U nited S tates S enator Robert N.
Stanfield w as a rrested Sunday eve­
ning, S eptem ber 13. 1925, in th e S en­
ate Cafe, B aker, Oregon. T he new s­
p ap ers rep o rted th a t he was a rrested
on a ch arg e of d ru n k en n ess and dis­
o rd erly conduct, and th a t he resisted
th e officer who m ade th e a r r e s t; also
th a t he. denied the ch arg es and de­
clared th a t the a rre s t was a "fram e-
up.”
"B ecause of th e w idespread in te re st
in th is case and th e fact th a t th e dry
forces of Oregon w ere anxious to
know th e tru th , th e A nti-Saloon
L eague had a rep rese n tativ e In B aker
on th e duy th e Stanfield case w as set
for tria l. He talked w ith p ersons
p rese n t In th e S enate Cafe, who saw
th e behavior and condition of S enator
Stanfield, both before and a fte r his
a rre st. He also talked w ith th e a r ­
restin g officer, th e chief of police, and
th e city atto rn ey of Baker. A num ­
ber of affidavits w ere obtained and a re
in th e possession of th e A nti-Saloon
L eague for fu tu re reference. T he
L eague is satisfied th a t th e re w as no
"fram e -u p ” on the senutor.
"T he League will oppose th e c a n ­
didacy of S en ato r Stanfield as it will
alw ays oppose any can d id ate w hose
actio n s a re like his. United S tates
se n ato rs v irtu a lly m ake th e ap p o in t­
m ent of F ederal office holders In th e ir
sta te s, and we have found th a t ap ­
pointm ents m ade by se n ato rs who are
not p erso n ally In sym pathy w ith pro ­
hibition are m aking a m ockery of the
prohibition law.
"W e believe th a t th e risin g tide of
contem pt for law and o rd er may be
traced , hi p a rt at least, to th e d is­
g racefu l action of m en In co n sp icu ­
ous positions, and th a t the h o u r has
stru c k when all good citizens should
openly condem n the violation of law
on th e p a rt of such m en.”
$2.50
LADIES’
COATS
Just arrived, an express shipment di­
rect from New York, of Ladies’ and
M isses’ Coats, fur trimmed, in all the
newest styles and colors.
Featured here at the special price of
B e tte r Breed I ns P ro m o te* P ro sp e rity No. 2
What is a Good Cow W orth?
YVe invite your inspection and com­
parison.
$ 1 2 .7 5 fo *2 5
SILK AND YYOOL DRESSES FROM
DOUBLE PLAID-
BLANKETS
N ot all cow s a re M ercedes, n o r w ill th ey be. But th e re Is
no doubt, Mr. D a iry m a n , th a t k e e p in g books, a s w as done
in th is ease, p ro v es w hich of y o u r cow s a re u n p ro fita b le
an d can be sold. T h e n , as you fill th e ir place w ith o th e rs ,
buy only th e beHt stock. It w ill pay you a n d th e F ir s t
S ta te B ank Is w illin g to a s s is t you In so d o in g w ith in
le g itim a te lim its.
YY’e offer a good range of Plaid Blank­
ets with a lofty nap, heavy weight, that
will wash good and wear well.
Beautiful plaid patterns that art 0 A !7 A
most pleasing. Sizes 66x80.
, L A. WACK & CO.
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13 years she was in the herd totaled 6500 pounds, pro­
ducing an income of $3250 from butterfat alone. Thus,
this fine old dairy matron brought to her owners the sum
of $4715.
It
Size 74x84, extra large plaid (PC AC
B lan k et.................................
54x76 gray double blanket. ..
$1.95
64x76 gray d v jb ’.e blanket............ $2.50
70x80 gray double blanket
$3.50
YYe are offering a large, double, wool plaid blanket,
bound edges, size 66 x 80, guaranteed all wool,
both warp and tilling in pretty colored plaids, (PA OC
very special value a't .......................................... *r •
W ool mixed blankets from .......................... $5.95 to $8.95
All wool blankets from.......................................... $7.50 up
ERCEDES, a registered cow born in
1910, delivered to her owners during
her lifetime four daughters and eight sons.
These offsprings netted $1465 by direct sale.
Butterfat produced by this cow, during the
T h r r z r l l t r In te r n a tlo n s l l.lr s a to r k tip n o ltlo n at
3 in em ber 7th, w ill »how yon w hy b etter brrodlnir
ta rr d In till» g re a t E ip m lt lo s a re h a iry and h r e f I
H o ra e » ;
a P o u ltry S how , In d n a trta l and (.and
releh ra ted H orae Show.
P o rtla n d , O ctober H o t to
1» moot iiro tlta h lr. F e a -
n t tlr , H og«, M hrrp, G oat«,
Prod art« Show and the
FIRST STATE BANK
G re sh am , O regon
A STRONG RANK
<>»« lot of
LADIES’ SILK HOSE
in Cordovan, Loff Cabin and
African Brown, wold
regularly at t l . M and l l . t i
Hpw lal sal« at pair
98?
‘P a rk Mere and Shop In C om fort9
GRESHAM LOCALS
M emners of th e local W. C. T. U. ex­
p ress m uch satisfactio n with th e a c ­
tion of A. M. Bedell In rem oving ash
tra y s from th e w om en’s re st room s in
his new sty le sto re in P o rtlan d , when
petitioned to do so by a larg e num ber
of w om en’s o rganizations. M ultnom ah
County W. C. T. U. and every Union
in the county and city, as well as
m any o th e r w om en’s org an izations,
joined in th e petition.
Mrs. G eorge S tu d er visited with her
m other, Mrs. F. V olbrecht, th ree days
last week.
T he Zion E vangelical congregation
had th e inside of th e ir ch u rch b u ild ­
ing papered la st week w ith p aper
of a pleasing ta n color w hich com ­
pletely tran sfo rm ed th e ap p e aran c e
and m akes the ch u rch inviting and
hom elike. Mr. Todd, th e p ain t m an,
did th e work. In th e n ear fu tu re the
w oodw ork will be painted In keeping
w ith th e re s t of th e sa n ctu a ry . Zion
E vangelical co ngregation held th e ir
an n u a l m ission festival Sunday. S e r­
vices w ere held In th e m orning and
the aftern o o n , each service enjoying a
larg e atten d an ce. Some people w ere
com pelled to rem ain outside. T he
Rev. C. Hoffman and Rev. F. S ch aer
w
1,1 ere th e speakers. A very good m is­
sio n ary offering was received.
Among the noted pacers to g reet th e
public at th e sta te fair a t Salem th is
week Is ‘‘Clncofleld’’, owned by T. R.
H ow ltt of th is place. The h o rse w as
pu rch ased In M inneapolis, M innesota,
renow ned as th e hom e of Dan P atch,
and haa th e d istin ctio n of w inning the
fastest th ree h eats ever paced. 2:08^4,
2:08*4 and 2:09*4. T h is record w as
set over a half m ile tra c k at C en­
tra lia , W ashington.
T he T. J. Bailey p ro p erty on Main
stre e t, opposite th e lib rary ,
has
changed hands, the sale being ne­
gotiated th is week for th e tr a n s f e r ­
ence of th e house and the 56 x 175-foot
lot to Mrs. Ethel M iller and h er siste r,
Mrs. Inez Miller.
T he dual w as
handled th ro u g h th e a d m in istra to r,
Jo h n Brown. T his p ro p erty Joins th a t
of th e m other of the Mesdames M iller,
Mrs E lizabeth McLain, of F ifth stree t.
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Window Cleaning
For expert window cleaning tee 8.
Tajlm a, or leave orders with John
Brown, Gresham, phone 2501.