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A
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G resham O utlook
VOL. 15, NO. 67
T I YPPIinrP UP A IK
I . J. IYR l UUL i IX HtAl/d
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
citizen e x pr esses views
ON EREE TE X T BOOKS
TUESDAY, OCTOBER ¿0. 1925
Buddie’s” H ead—Old and New
PIGEON GROWER TELLS
HOW TO M IKE MONEY
MRS. JOHN WHEELER
DIES OF INJURIES
E d ito r G resham O utlook:—As a stu - •
Jo h n H. Tow usley, a m ail c a rrie r on
dent of th e basic p rin cip les of o u r j
ro u te No. 1, M ilwaukie, is a successful
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I public schools, it seem s th a t every 1
and e n th u sia stic gro w er of squabs. I
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T he first m eeting of th e new board child w ithin th e coniines of th ese
Mr.
T
ow
usley.
who
lives
th
ree
-fo
u
rth
s
A
nother
fatal
autom obile accident
of d irec to rs of th e M ultnom ah county ( U nited S tates is en titled to an equal
o f a m ile south of M ilwaukie on th e has tak en toll of a life .that of a wom-
F a ir association w as held S atu rd ay ■ o p portunity in secu rin g an education
R lver road, in rep ly to an in te rro g a - an w ell know n to m any in G resham
evening and 20 m em bers of th e 25 in these schools. To th is ex ten t the
to ry co n cern in g th is p leasan t and and vicinity, Mrs. G race W heeler, aged
elect w ere sw orn in by A ttorney C. G. ! s ta te or governm ent is considered a j
profitable m eans of a livelihood, has , 35, wife of Jo h n W heeler who lives on
S chneider.
I ch ild 's gu ard ian re g a rd le ss of p a r- 1
w ritten at length con cern in g his ex ' a farm betw een Boring and P lea san t
The election of officers resu lted as I enta l birth.
p erien ces along th is line, as follow s: Home. T he fata lity o ccu rred early
follow s
Now, since th e school buildings and
"About th ree y ears ago I p urchased ' S atu rd ay evening about seven m iles
te ac h ers a re b u ilt and h ired a t th e J
P re sid en t, T. J. K reuder.
IS p air of th e Red C arn eau s and about J south of Tillam ook as th e m achine
le a st cost possible from taxes, not re- I
Vice president, H. A. Lewis.
th e sam e num ber of W hite K ings, and Mrs. W heeler w as d riving over the
q u irin g each p are n t to pay in p ro p o r
T re a su re r, Theo. B rugger.
also a few H om ers. I find th a t th ese bridge acro ss Klllam creek crashed
tion to th e num ber of ch ild ren they ;
S ecretary , A. W. Metzger.
a re all very fine squab producing Into th e railin g of th e co n crete bridge,
T he new presid ent, Mr. K reuder have, but according to th e ir m a teria l
biy,ls-
' th e re su lt of a fau lty ste e rin g gear.
has for m any y ears been actively con w ealth, why is it not ju st and rig h t i
1 have my pens built SxlO, w ith a It is rep o rted th a t n ecessary bolts in
nected w ith th e fa ir and is w ell th a t th is sam e policy be c a rrie d o ut i
tw o-inch mesh fly pen of th e sam e the ste erin g a p p a ra tu s becam e loos-
know n th ro u g h o u t th e county. H e is as fa r as possible to th e benefit of th e j
size for the birds to fly out In and ened and had w orked out, w hen the
a h ard w orker and his election gives ch ild ren ?
get th e su n lig h t.
d riv er im m ediately becam e h elpless
T ake our books in Oregon, instead
assu ra n c e th a t th e 1926 fa ir and all
"T h is is a good business for boys. , to co n tro l th e car. Before th e gas
in te re sts of th e association w ill be of th e sta te buying d irec t from th e !
g irls, or women who w ish to m ake a could he sh u t oft and the ca r b rought
w ell looked after
m a n u fa ctu re rs in q u an titie s for all th e ;
little m oney as a side line, req u irin g to a sta n d still, it had veered sh a rp ly
Vice P re sid en t Lew is and T re a su re r schools or counties an d saving from !
but little tim e or cap ital. Ju st a few to one side, strik in g th e side of th e
s tr o n g feeling of com radeship w as shown betw een Com m ander
B ru g g er w ere re-elected to offices they 30 to 50 per cent, we a re com pelled to
D rain (le ft) th e re tirin g head, and “ Go Get ’E m ” John R. M cQuigg
m om ents m ornings and evenings will railin g w ith such im p act Mrs. W heel-
have previously w ell filled. A. W. pay a prem ium to a p riv ate fo rtu n e to !
new ly elected C om m ander of th e A m erican Legion. C om m ander
ca re for q u ite an e x te n slv ' flock.
er w as pitched th ro u g h th e top and
M etzger, who served as president the both the w holesaler and the reta ile r.
M cy u tg g s o v ersea s record m ade him th e unanim ous choice.
"F o r those who can n o t afford to lauded on her head on the rocky bed
p a st tw o years, refused to accept th a t T he w riter w ith only one child paid
s ta rt on a very la rg e scale, my advice below, a d istan ce of about 30 feet. H er
office again and w as unanim ously out over $8.00 for his one child. T his
would be to get th e very best fo u n d a sk u ll w as fra ctu red and she died five
elected se cretary . H. J. P ulfer, who m ay not be out of p ro p o rtio n to w hat
DRIVER EXPLAINS HOW
tion stock and you will not re g re t it. m in u tes afte r being tak en to th e Boals
COI NUIL DECIDES
h as been se creta ry , has had to w ith he can pay, b ut why should he not
A( ( IDENT OCCURRED
ON RESERVOIR SITE for your birds w ill soon Increase and ho sp ital ,'n T illam ook. W ith th e in
draw from active p articip atio n in th e have paid th a t in his tax es and four or
you can n o t expect to raise big, heavy ju red w om an w ere tw o com panions,
five
d
o
llars
of
the
am
o
u
n
t
go
for
asso cia tio n ’s affairs on account of
E dw ard Lewis, th e ju n io r p a rtn e r in , T he G resham city council a t an ad- squabs from cheap, so-called b arn
books for his child and th e o th e r th ree
Mrs. J. C. Duke, of Sandy, a sister-in -
• sickness.
j the firm of G eorge Lewis & Son, who jou rn ed session held S atu rd ay eve-
T he follow ing six m em bers will con or four tow ard supplying som e child own and o p erate th e Powell V alley n ing decided to p u rch ase a tr a c t on pigeons, the ones you see flying at law, and her niece, B eatrice Beals, of
large on th e city stree ts.
Sand Lake. The la tte r su stain ed only
stitu te th e executive board u nder w hose p are n ts a re unable to buy J for bus of th e G resham stag e line.
and w h at is know n as H oney hill, in the
“ A h igh-grade squab producing m inor In ju ries b ut Mrs. Duke Is still
five
o
r
six.
1
’
w hose direction m ost of th e w ork of
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who w as th e d riv er of th e m achine w estern p a rt of th e city, fo r a re se r pigeon has tak en y ears of carefu l
T he argu m en t of ch ild ren being
c
, „ . .
In th e h o sp ital a t T illam ook. W hile
th e association fa lls: T. R. H ow itt,
.
, , ! th a t collided w ith th e F ra n k G u staf- voir site. T he size of th e tra c t w as : g rad in g and atten tio n to m ake them
com
pelled
to
use
second
hand
o
r
old
!
--------- — ------- --------- her in ju rie s a re not expected to prove
Chao. Cleveland, A. W. M etzger, H. A.
rd delivery ca r last F rid ay not agreed upon b ut th is and a r r a n g e - ' w hat they a re today. A nother th in g
fatal, she will he obliged to rem ain In
Lew is, J. V. Cogswell and M. M.
w hen sta te and d istric t fu rn ish es th e I1,ornl'1K’ at ” ,e •ntersectlon of the n irtits for th e p u rch ase w ere left to a j about th e common b arn v ariety of
the ho sp ital for at le ast tw o weeks.
Squire.
books is a m yth. In an u n prejudiced
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“
8treCt’ ta k '’8 I com m ,tte® « in sistin g of T. R. H ow itt. | pigeons is, they w ill not w ork or Tile m achine was badly dam aged.
T he board adjourned to Monday mind one will easily see th a t as m any □
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t0 8 * 7 “ n v n
T “ ' “'
A
B° tk *n a " d May° r C h ar,es th riv e in captivity, and w hat few
T he body of Mrs. W heeler has been
n ig h t, October 26.
if not m ore old and second h and books
* O u tb X T d
A * C,eVe' an d ’ “ Wl" probabIr n ot r e ' squabs they raise a re so sm all and bro u g h t to th e u n d erta k in g p a rlo rs of
a re used in a sta te w here individually to ,,ivp hia “ *
nf .A
” ccaslo a Quire more th a n one ac re of ground,
dark -m eated th a t you can n o t sell them J. E. M etzger and fu n eral services will
REVIVAL PLANNED FOR
bought th a n w here th e sta te fu rn ish es '
' e bl version of th e accident and
T he plan subm itted by E n g in eers a t an y price. But, on th e o th er hand,
tak e place here tom orrow at 2 p. in. a t
FOUR-SQUARE GOSPEL them , and they a re used w ith o u t th e *,a te s tb a t be 80 re P°>’ted it to th e R oberts and G ilbert provides for a
la rg e r w hite-m eated squabs, th a t will th e U ndenom inational tem ple, con
in
te
llig
en
t
supervision
and
fum
igation
a
u
,
b
o
r
^
r
-
Lew
is
claim
s
th
a
t
on
closed
steel
ta
n
k
w
ith
a
cap
acity
of
E v an g elists C harles R. and H elen I.
w eigh ten or tw elve pounds to the ducted by tile Rev. S. F. P itts. Con
D illon, of Los A ngeles, C alifornia, th e c a rrie d on by such sta te as M innesota, the m orning referre d to he w as hack (50,000 gallo n s, restin g on a co n dozen, sell readily a t a good price:
cluding services will be held a t Doug
ch u rch of th e four sq u a re gospel, An- w here th e books a re fu rn ish ed . This ing out of the g arag e a t his hom e on c re te base, w ith sufficient connecting esp ecially d u rin g th e w in ter season—
las cem etery. T he deceased is s u r
gelus tem ple, w ill begin a series of is saying nothing about" th e profit of a th e n o rth slde of s t a r * stre e t and w as m ain s and w ith a pum ping p la n t to be the tim e " fry e rs ” are off the m arket
vived by her husband, Jo h n W heeler,
m eetings com m encing T h ursday eve re ta ile r on a ch ild ’s education a g a in st b ut four feet onto th e highw ay w hen Installed u nder th e sidew alk a t th e
"T h e age for a squab, ready for th e and tw o d au g h ters, Hazel, aged 13,
ning, October 22, a t 7:30. The m eet th e child w hose p are n ts can le a st af- tb e G ustafson ca r cam e by at an estl- city hall n ex t to th e m a ste r m eter, to m ark et, is four w eeks. T he m eat is
and Louise, 10 y ears of age. She is
! m ated speed of 30 m iles an h o u r and be used as a booster. T his would give
ings will be held every night except ford to pay it.
th en firm and h ard and th e bird is th e d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam
A
gain,
th
e
arg
u
m
e
n
t
of
a
child
tak
-
!
b
lt
tb
e
s
ta
Ke
sq
u
arely
on
th
e
re
a
r
S atu rd ay and M onday nights a t th e
p rac tica lly th e sam e p re ssu re as th a t fully feathered.
C raw ford, of T routdale.
Bible S tan d ard church, Pow ell V alley ing b etter ca re of his books. It has ; r iS ht-hand co rn er, th ro w in g th e light- exerted by w ate r tak en from pipe line
"S quabs produced from high-classed
been
noted
th
is
loss
is
very
sm
all
in
er
m
achine
over
and
pinning
th
e
oc-
road, G resham . T here w ill be special
No. 1. T he cost w ill ap p ro x im ate birds a re rich In body building p ro I’D WELL VALLEY SCHOOL
divine healing services very W ednes the first instance, and, in th e second c u p a n ts u n d ern e ath un til they w ere re $30,000.
WORKS FOR HOT LUNCHES
tein and pro to p lasm , w hich builds up
day night. B ring th e unsaved, sick instan ce, as m any w ill ta k e b e tte r 1 'eased by Mr. Lew is w ith th e assist
Notices have been published callin g th e hum an b rain and nerv o u s system
T he Powell V alley school m ight well
and afflicted. A h ea rty w elcom e aw aits ca re of th e books w here th ey a re fu r- J ance of others. H e sta te s th a t he saw for a vote on a bond issue of n o t to and Is ex ceptionally beneficial for u n
ta k e for Its m otto, "T he school th a t
nlshed as th e re are th o se who will 'b e G ustafson m achine ap p ro ach in g exceed $33,000 to be tak en at th e tim e d er-n o u rish ed little
all and all a re invited.
ch ild ren
and
does th in g s.” T he te ac h ers. Miss
abuse them m ore. T he child know s I from th e e a st a t a d istan ce of ab o u t 165 of th e reg u la r election on November
elderly people. T h ere is as much p ro
T he sta te m a rk e t ag en t says th a t his books will be checked up a g a in st
but th a t he gave them p lenty or 3. T he city has no a lte rn a tiv e In the tein In one squab as in five pounds of M arian R obertson and Mrs. H elen
re p o rts from th e heavy producing him a t th e end of th e term if not be- j room to' pass. H is stag e w as u nder
Camp, with th e aid of p rac tica lly ev
m a tte r of building a sto rag e reserv o ir choice beefsteak.
p o tato sections of the east indicate fore.
ery girl In school Monday evening a f
th e g la re of a stro n g electric light or ta n k If it w ishes to co n tin u e th e
T h ere a re m ore squabs being raised
th a t th e price of potatoes w ill be good
te r h o u rs canned q u a rt afte r q u a r t of
T he sam e policy should hold good alld. In sp ite of th e fog w hich a t th a t use of Bull R un w ater.
at th is tim e th en ever before, and
fo r th is year.
rich rip e tom atoes w hich la te r will
in fu rn ish in g th e child who can n o t go tim e was p a rtic u la rly heavy, he sup-
m any fam ilies are Just beginning to
figure In hot tom ato soup to he served
hom e a w arm d rink, etc., u n d er th e ( Posed his larg e c a r would be p lainly
GILLIS
see th e ir value.
Now our th o u g h ts n a tu ra lly tu rn
to th e pupils ilurlng th e cold w inter
supervision of Intelligence a t th e visible to passersby. He fu rth e r sta te s
"An old piano box w ill be large
to w ard C hristm as w ith T hanksgiving
m onths. T he em pty Jars w ere d o n at
school a t a m inim um cost. F irs t why th a t no one handles th e stag e except
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin K linski, also th e
enough to han d le fo u r or five p air
as th e next big meal.
ed by resid e n ts of th e d istric t, m any
should a child go to a cafe or re sta u - bis fa th e r or him self. He w ishes it Misses B lanche and G race B erney of
ra n t and buy w h at th e ir fancy d ictates | sta te d th a t he has n ot at any tim e S p ringdale, drove to V ancouver Mon w ith a sm all w ire en clo su re on the of them from J. A. L ledfors, and th e
south side of a building for sunlight,
tom atoes w ere also donated by n eigh
as w ell as pay a few cen ts m ore as [ since th e accid en t assum ed an y of th e day evening to atten d a su rp rise
F o r feed, you can use w hole corn,
boring farm ers, th e te ac h ers and th e
profit when it is b e tte r for its h ealth resp o n sib ility of th e dam age to the show er w hich w as given for Miss Ida
w heat, caffler co rn , pean u t h e a rt
B erney In honor of h er ap p ro ach in g peas, vetch and some bread or to ast. g irls doing th e rest. An appeal Is be
Beginning Friday, October and m orals to receive th e sam e u n d er , G ustafson m achine.
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m arria g e to E dw ard K llnskf on th e They a re also fond of lettu ce or so u r ing m ade at thia tim e for m ore to m a
16, a t 7:30 p. m. and continu p ro p er supervision, and, second, th e i
toes, w hich a re so p len tifu l th is year,
It is said th e ancient B abylonians 24th of th is m onth. The occasion w as
ing until December 18, there few cents profit should go via of tax es
g ra ss; for g rit, use a m ix tu re of fine
will be a Union Bible Class to supply th e child w hose p a re n ts counted in te rm s of sixties. As the also Mr. K lin sk i’s b irth d ay . T he a f grotind o y ster shell, ch arco al, Vene as th e re a re m ore em pty ja rs av ail
able. Miss Robertson Is w illing to
m u st com pel th e ir child to eat a cold e a rlie st astro lo g ers w ere accustom ed fair was given at th e home of Mr.
a t th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch in
tian red, all dissolved In sa lt w ater.
call for th e tom atoes and m ore Jars,
to th is reckoning, th e 60 figure was K lin sk i’s sister, Mrs. L. J. Moir, of
lunch w here he may.
G resham .
If she Is notified by phone. L ast y ear
T he b rid e-elect is a j CHINESE STUDENT TELLS
T he w rite r having had observation ' n a tu ra lly adopted in th e ea rliest V ancouver.
T he ten w eeks’ study w ill be
to m ore or less ex ten t along th is line i m ethods of tim ekeeping and c irc u la r d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. C harles B er
OE NATIVE CUSTOMS the school hoard in stalled a ran g e In
and know ing th a t m any a child re- j m easu rem en ts. T he m inute stood for ney, of S pringdale.
th e schoolhouse, th e P a ren t-T ea ch e r
F ancy living In a tow n w here ev ery asso ciatio n supplied th e cooking u te n
j ceives not only th a t w hich is b est for som ething very sm all or m inute,
T he relativ es and frien d s of Mrs.
it but even a tre a t over w h at th ey W hen th e m inute w as sp lit up It was M. L. W heeler su rp rised h er a t h er body is called Tong, w here everybody sils and th e ch ild ren each day enjoyed
a hot bowl of soup as th e re su lt.
generally have In some hom es, de- th e second sp lit, hence “¿econds."
home M onday aftern o o n and hefore is a relativ e.
T his w as th e novel ex perience of G eorge Dletl of G resham kept them
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The purpose of this course plores th e fact th a t our G resham g rad - j
eaving p resen ted her w ith a num ber
T he U niversity of Oregon announc- of p leasing gifts. T he tim e w as sp en t Chlon Fel Tong, one of th e four C hi supplied w ith fine soup bones, w hich
is to get the people better ac ed school has not accom plished th is
quainted with the BIBLE and point in an o th erw ise good and pleas- es 'b a t arra n g e m e n ts have ben m ade n visiting, follow ed by refresh m en ts. nese stu d e n ts atten d in g the U niversity w as m uch ap p reciated . T his year
for th re e notable w orld figures, David T hose w ho w ere p rese n t w ere Mes- of Oregon on sc h o larsh ip s from T slng enough p o tato es, c a rro ts and cabbages
to behold the wonderful rev a n t com m unity.
It would be a p leasu re to see your S ta rr Jo rd an , Roald A m undsen and dam es Jam es McBain, Loyal L ak e ,j H ua college of Peking. China. The have been prom ised for th e w in ter and
elation of God to this world
through IIIS SOX, JESUS paper follow up w ith m ore along th is Sherw ood A nderson, to ap p ear for lec- Belle H illyard. Vivian H illyard. How- Purpose of those stu d e n ts Is to ab- It Is. understood Mr. Dletl will be on
line and to see one of o u r local a tto r- tu re s on the u n iv ersity platform dur- ard Lake, H attie Stiezeler, Alvin | 8orb ,dpa8 h ere for th e im provem ent the Job again as la st year. T he P a r
CHRIST.
neys strik e out and m ake a place for lng tb e ye a r-
K linski. R obert Miller. Ida K ane, ‘ C hina, and then to c a rry th ese back en t-T each er association has hired
H aving spent seven y ears in study
Mrs. G eorge W illiam s to ag ain ta k e
him
self
in
our
sta
te
le
g
isla
tu
re
on
R ichard Beadle, A ugust P eterso n , w ith ,h , m 8,1,1 Pu t th , m ln ’° «® ect
a t th e Moody Bible school and 18
The Distracted Captain.
th ese points.
P. E. MILLS.
Orval M anary, R alph Jo h an so n , Jam es : T he old c iis’om In C hina, Tong ex ch a rg e of the cooking a t the noon
y ea rs of active religious w ork, the
L ie u ten a n t T ale— “They say C aptain H illy ard , M. L. W heeler and Miss I Ptat»« d, w as for th e sons Rnd g ran d hour. It Is agreed by all th a t th e ad-
teach er, W. T. K loizhach, is fully
Chicken Dinners.
Jin k s w as very calm and collected W ilm a Chase.
qualified for th is Bible class and a
o n s to live w ith th e ir fam ilies In I ilitlon of th e hot soup to th e re g u la r
n „ ± la' n ^ ' Ckn ",H ln ';e r , ? Cry
a fte r bis accid en t th is m o rn in g .’
ra r e tre a t is in sto re for all who
I houses aro u n d the home of th e ir p ar- lunch b ro u g h t by th e ch ild ren m akes
nesday noon u n til fu rth e r notice.
w ill attend.
For Camping and Picnics
Colonel Spin—“Yes, yes, q u ite calm
ents. T h u s larg e settle m en ts com for g re a te r efficiency in th e ir school
P rice 50c. W ithrow ’s R e sta u ra n t.—Ad.
N ickerson Jellied chicken Is m ost f
—h e’s still being collected, how ever.”
Come, bring your Bible,
posed e n tirely of one fam ily and sep- ' work.
convenient.
Steam
p
ressu
re
cooked.
Sew ing M achines.
—Sun Dodger.
pencil and note hook.
« rated from the n eighboring homes by j W hile th e o th e rs have been busy,
In glass.—Adv.
tf
F ive sew ing’ m achines, ra n g in g in i
a w all, g rew up in China.
i th e school hoard has not been lagging.
price from $5 to $35.00. J. E. M etzger.
P atro n lze our ad v ertisers.
“T slng H u a”, Tong said, “w as W orkm en a re moving the u pper
founded on Boxer Indem nity funds re - I g rad es' classroom from u p sta irs to th e
W hat do you say when some tu rn ed to China by T heodore Roose- low er floor and m aking an assem bly
one asks you for your por velt, th en p resid en t of th e United room u p sta irs. New b lack b o ard s are
S tates, for th e purp o se of advancing being in stalled , w alls a re being r e
trait ?
“Sorry, but I haven’t a re education In China so th a t a g re a te r ! tin ted and desks and w oodw ork a re
u n d erstan d in g m ight exist betw een receiving a fresli co at of varn!::h. P lay
cent one.”
the tw o n ations."
I a p p a ra tu s is also to be placed on the
Or—
Pointing out th e position of China school grounds. All a re w orking to-
“ H aven’t had one made in
ten years and I would not and tip- United S tate s on th e opposite w ard th e gold sta n d ard iz atio n of th e
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