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M IL . 17, NO. 8 2 .
G R ESH A M . MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,
DEATH OF STUDENT LEADS TO
BAN ON PUBLIC GATHERINGS
FR ID A Y ,
R E -E L E C T IO N GIVEN
YOUNG I’OI ETRYM EN
G RESH A M UOUNUILMEN
WIN MANY P R IZ E S
DE( EM BER
H.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
1#27
High School Girl
Dies of Paralysis
is
$ - «« P e r Ye J
EA STER N STA R HOLDS
*
ANNUAL ELECTION
Ad Club Will Sport
at Mt. Hood Sunday
G resham citizens re-elected to
M ultnom ah county club boys and
At th e an n u al election of G resh- ;
the council for th e ensuing tw o g irls w ere the pleased w in n ers of
Jam C hapter, O»E. 8., held on De­
y ears a re C. I. R aker, W. C. Metz- a num ber of first places in th e re-
cem ber 6, the follow ing w ere ch o s­
At a m eeting of rep rese n tativ es b attin g th e Inroads of any infec-
an d T R. H ow itt out of a list i cent p o u ltry show held in P o rtlan d
Among the sad d est circu m stan ces en to serv e for one y ea r: E dith
A ccording to a com m unication
of seven can d id ates for th e posi- under th e auspices of th e Oregon- su rr(n inj | ng a d eath w hich it has T eg art, W M.; A. R. Morgan,
of th e G resham city council, in tious disease and w ould be a
j tion. T he votes received w ere in P o u ltry and Pet Stock association, j ever been the O utlook’s duty to W. P. ; Madeline K lkington, a sso ­ received by Mayor C harles Cleve­
w
orthw
hile
p
rec
au
tio
n
ary
m
easure.
conjunction w ith H ealth Officer Dr.
th e o rd er nam ed, being, resp ectiv e­ The classes w ere judged Tuesday j ch ro n icle are those concerning th e ciate m a tro n ; C lara P u lfe r, se c re ­ land a m ost in te restin g diversion
M ayor Cleveland w as unable to
H. H. H ughes, held in th e office of
ly, 113, 112 and 94 out of a to tal by P ro fesso r B rew ster, w ho stated dem ise of Miss Ruth Walts, who ta ry , reelected ; C arrie Cameron, is being planned for th e com ing
be p r _____
rese n t __ a ________
t th e m ____
eeting _____
of the
City R ecorder C. G. S chneider on health au th o rities and re p re se n ts- P<>11 ° f 496 vote8- None of the8e th a t th is w as by fa r th e best boys’ passed aw ay about 2 o’clock T h u rs- tre a s u re r, reelected ; M arie Mor­ Sunday by the A dvertising club of
P o rtlan d , w hich will include in the
T hurs'day afternoon, it w as unan-
men w ere nom inated a t th e an n u al and g irls ’ p o u ltry show th a t he has day m orning, Decem ber 8, a lte r an gan,
co n d u ctress ;
C h r i s s e y J
tives of th e council, b ut th o se p res
p leasu res of th e day G resham c iti­
im ously decided th a t a ban be
i cau cu s
in November, but th e ir ever judged in the state.
unsuccessful w age of less th a n Schneider, asso ciate conductress.
ent, feeling th ey w ere actin g fo r 1
zens who m ay feel disposed to avail
placed on all public g ath erin g s in
j nam es w ere placed upon th e ballot
P laces w ere aw arded as follow s: fo u r days a g a in st th e dread m alady
T he follow ing have been ap p o in t­
th e good of th e com m unity and in
I
G resham d uring th e next th ree
by w ell signed p etitions. Of th e
W hite L eghorns, cock, 1st, Allen of in fan tile p araly sis, th e first case ed to office by the w orthy m a tro n : them selves of th e opportunity to
cooperation w ith th e decision of
j spend a day in th e open.
weeks, or u n til such tim e as the
nom inees of th e cau cu s Roy H. Davies.
to ap p e ar w ithin the city lim its of Je n n ie Shelton, A da; Mary Dodge,
school au th o rities, ordered a ban
T he event w ill be the official
au th o rities m ay declare th e danger
Gibbs had th e stro n g est support,
R u th ; L illian M oreland, E sth e r;
on all public g ath erin g s in G resh-
, ,
..
, Cockerel 1st, Allen D avies: 2d. G resham .
opening of th e MT. Hood w inter
of an epidem ic of infantile p a ra ly ­ am for th e three-w eek period. rece,vlnR 69 votes- T he o th e r u n ’ I C harles E dw ards.
Miss W alin, a sophom ore in B ertha Olem an, M artha;
E thel
sis to „ be past.
a a , T his d rastic action These g ath erin g s will include th e "UCC<* 9fU ca n d ,d a t*8
^ ank
Hen. 1st. Allen D avies;
3d, G resham Union high school, had Gibbs, E lecta; E stà C annon, chap- sp o rts c e n te r on Sunday, Decem­
ber 11, at G overnm ent Camp. A
w as deemed advisable owing to th e closing of all ch u rch eV an d Sunday
ShU,tf, a " d J ' ¡C h arles Edw ards.
atten d ed as u su al th e M ethodist lain; Jo sep h in e H aley, m a rsh a l;
„
death of a „ U.-V.
high —
school ■ student,
o t th e
th e m otion Cogswell T he council at its regu-
P u i,e t. 1st, Allen D avies; 2d and S unday school Sunday m orning G ertru d e W .lra d . o rg a n ist; Minnie ™ r »™ n ° f m otor ca rs wiil form in
P
o
rtlan
d
,
leaving
th
e
re
prom
ptly
Miss Ruth W alin, w hich occurred p ic tu re house, dances, f r a te r n a l.
m ' ‘ tin g on
e nesdav night -¡(] C harles E dw ards,
and la ter th a t day w as tak en ill. A ylsw orth. w arden; F lem ing Ole­
a
t
11
a.
m.
T
his
carav
an
will
con­
ea rly th a t m orning from the dis­ m eetings, b ask etb all gam es, etc. canva8sed th e votes and declared
Black M inorcas, cockerel 1st, A physician w as called tint th e man. se n tin el; Roy H. Gibbs, flag
sist of a pilot car, p ress c a r and
ease.
th e elections.
i Robert A nderson.
p a tie n t failed to respond to tr e a t­ bearer.
T he G resham public lib ra ry w ill
moving pictu re people, pace m aker,
P receding th e m eeting of the
A m a tte r of business at th e coun
Hen, 1st and 2d, R obert Ander- m ent, and la te r a co n su ltatio n of
be closed to ch ild ren but w ill be
p resid en t of the advertisin g club,
h ealth au th o rities and councilm en.
.
, .. .
..
. cil m eeting w as th e signing of a
d octors w as held.
open to ad u lts for th e purpose of
, t
.
son.
G A TES FU N E R A L HOME
U. S. fo rest service, state, county
a sim ilar g ath erin g w as held a t the
tw o-year c o n tra c t w ith th e city of
P ullet, 1st and 2d. R obert Ander-
On account of th e n atu re of th e
ta k in g books to those in q u a ra n ­
F IN IS H E ______
S NEW C H A P E L and city officials, o th e r civic clubs
high school attended by th e four
P o rtlan d for w ater. T h ere was no i son.
disease, no public fu n eral w as held,
tine. T he books a re fum igated b e­
local physicians. P rin cip al R. E.
change m ade hi the ch a rg e to the
J. E. G ates has n early com pleted and o rganizations, follow ed by th e
Old pen, 1st, R obert A nderson.
but th e b u rial service took p lace at
fore going from th e lib ra ry and
Cannon, several m em bers of the
city of G resham .
W hite O rpington, pullet, 1st and the grav e in D ouglas cem etery, a t­ im provem ents to th e O ates F u n e ra l K enera* caravan.
w ill again be fum igated before b e­
high school board and one of th e
An ap p ro p riatio n of $50 was ; 2d. L eonard Osburn.
T h,s carav an is expected to reach
tended by frien d s of th e fam ily. Home on South R oberts avenue
ing placed in circu latio n .
m em bers of th e g ^ d e school
m ade for a m unicipal C hristm as
Young pen, 1st. L eonard O sburn. The Rev; E. R. D. H ollensted, as-1 w hich gives the estab lish m en t a G resham a t 11:30 and it is th e w ish
C hildren are forbidden to leave
board. I t w as im possible on the
tree, and th e follow ing w ere ap ­
Rhode Islan d Reds, cock, 2d. slated by th e Rev. J. F. Dunlop, had fine up -to -d ate chapel, capable of <>f tb e c,ub ,,la t as m any G resham
th e ir hom es w ith o u t perm ission.
sh o rt notice to get tog eth er every
pointed a com m ittee to help a r ­ C harles Neville.
ch arg e of th e religious service, 8Patl’>F from 75 to 100 persons. T he I c ,u ,e n a 88 Possible g ath er on the
M arshal K elly w as im m ediately no­
m em ber of both school boards.
ran
g
e
for
it:
C.
M.
Q
uicksall,
R.
E.
w ith arran g em en ts in th e hands of chapel, w hich Is 16 x 40 feet in size, 8treet to K|ve them a reception as
C
ockerel,
2d,
H
ow
ard
Maxwell.
tified and began a t once th e en ­
Cannon, Ted Johnson, H. L. S t
At th a t tim e it w as also u n a n i­
th e G ates F u n eral Home.
was m ade possible by th e rem oval lbpy pa88 thro u g h . T he m eeting
Pen, 3d, Jo h n W elbes.
forcem ent of th e edict of th e coun-
m ously agreed to
close
both
C
lair,
F
ra
n
k
H
am
lin
and
C.
G.
Miss
W
alin
w
as
horn
a
t
Rock-
of th ree p artitio n s and th e enclos- P °,n t w iu he the intersection a t
P
u
llet,
4thv
Jo
h
n
W
elbes.
, ,
.
, cil. It is desired th a t h ea rty co­
schools until Ja n u a ry 2. T he con- ; operatlon be given ,n tb e m a tte r Schneider. J u s t w h at w ill be done
Young pen, 2d, H ow ard M axwell; wood March 16. 1911, and was 1 in * o i “ r e a r,p o rc h on th e s o u th - ' Ma,n and Powe11 w here G resham
ference a t th e high school w as de- of thp q u a ra n tin e as tb a t ig co n . about th e tree is not know n. The 3d, Jo h n W elbes.
grad u ated w ith th e eighth g rad e of west. To th e rig h t of th e fro n t of autom obiles are invited to join the
lib erate, and much tim e w as sp e n t gidered the m ost effective way to usual decorated tre e may be e re c t­
Anconas, cock, 1st, Jo h n W elbes. the Rockwood school w ith th e class ‘he i hapel has been arran g e d th e Procession to th e m ountain. Those
in discussing th e subject before it | ¿leal w ith th e situ atio n at th e p re s -; ed, but on account of th e ban on
of 1925. A few m onths ago t h e , fam ily room w here e n tire privacy who a re unable to m ake th e trip
Cockerel, 1st, Jo h n W elbes.
w as finally decided to close. Owing en t tim e.
public g ath erin g s no p ro g ram will
Pen. 1st and 2d, Jo h n W elbes.
fam ily moved from Rockwood to is afforded on all occasions. E n- are invited to g ath er and w atch th e
to the anxiety felt by p are n ts, some
machine«, and give them a
P u llet, 1st and 2d, Jo h n W elbes. G resham , p u rch asin g th e Sm ith closed lighting fixtures have been Pn<’
T he physicians sta te unitedly i be given.
had decided to ta k e th eir ch ild ren
T
he
council
discussed
th
e
m
a
tte
r
in
stalled
,
giving
an
ideal
lighting
8‘“"
d
o
ff
su itab le to th e occasion,
Old
pen,
1st,
John
W
elbes.
house
on
Main
street.
th a t in fan tile p ara ly sis is a dis- j
out of school anw ay, and it was case w hich is n o t a s ' yet th o ro u g h - of ‘he erection of su itab le pillar8
T he official dedicatory service
L ight B rahm as, pullets, 1st, 2d
T he deceased w as a beautiful a rra n g e m e n t th ro u g h o u t th e rooms.
th o u g h t a vacation period a t th is
girl, ju s t budding into womanhood, Folding c h a irs will be used to seat WIH ta k e P 'ace a t th e base of oper-
ly understood. T he sym ptom s a re of brick or co ncrete a t th e city lim ­ and 3d, E dna Johnson.
tim e w ould not w ork th e school
Among o th er con- ’ atlo n n ear G overnm ent Camp a t 1
Old pen, 1st, E dna Johnson.
w ith every prospect o t life and the chapel.
varying, som etim es scarcely no­ its on th e ro ad s leading into Gresh
any g re a t hard sh ip and m ight be
am
an
d
a
com
m
ittee
w
as
chosen
to
veniences
of
th
e room is a fire- p- “ • 8 h arP F our of th e la rg e st
B
arred
Rocks
(d
a
rk
),
hen,
1st,
2d
h ap p in ess ahead of her. She w as
ticeable.
the m eans of preventing other
It is urg en tly requested by th e m ake in v estig atio n s and re p o rt a t and 3d, P au l B uckner; 4th, Lee studious and beloved by her school place w hich heightens th e homey m oving p ic tu re com panies w ill
cases of illness from developing.
p h otograph th is
activ ity before
asso ciates; a g irl who w as adored effect of th e place.
physicians th a t all ch ild ren and th e next m eeting. T he com m ittee Copeland.
Mr. G ates recen tly disposed of ''«aving. en route and a fte r a rriv al.
A fter th e decision w as reached young people help in th e situ atio n co n sists of Mayor C h arles Cleve­
P u llet, 1st, Lee C opeland; 2d and sheltered in th e home w hich Is
land, Councilm en T. R. H ow itt, W. and 4th, P au l Buckner.
of closing the schools Mr. Cannon by rem aining in q u aran tin e.
now bereft. A p a rtic u la rly sad fea­ his u n d erta k in g equipm ent a t E s ­ T hese p ictu res will c o n stitu te th e
C. Metzger and R ussell Akin.
called an assem bly of th e stu d en ts,
Old pen, 1st, Lee Copeland.
tu re is the fact th a t the th ree m em ­ tacada, but still responds to calls official record of the trip .
T his m a tte r should be of consid­
w hich w as
addressed by Dr. I
D ucks, Muscovys, d rak e, 1st and b ers of th e fam ily a re under q u a r­ from th a t Ideality.
B arg ain s in T ires
C H E R R Y V IL L E MAN
erab le In terest to G resham , as Mt.
H ughes. He advised th e boys and i
2d, L eonard Osburn.
an
tin
e
and
unable
to
atten
d
th
e
fu
­
Lee Service sta tio n is offering
D IES FROM IN JU R IE S
( ’HUI’LE C E L E B R A T E
Hood is com paratively n ear a t han d
g irls to rem ain closely a t hom e
Duclt, 1st and 2d, L eonard Os­ n eral service.
U
S C O. high p re ssu re tire s a t
GOLDEN W EDDING DAY and th e sp o rts a rra n g e d are som e­
w hile out of school and observe
burn.
R
uth
is
survived
by
h
er
p
aren
ts,
Dave
D
ouglas,
aged
57,
a
re
si­
th in g new and com m endable. T h ere
th e o rd in ary ru le s of hygiene. He $6.20 to $8.40, also high p ressu re d en t of th e C h erry v ille and E agle
Rabbits, Steel F lem ish, Ju n io r Mr. and Mrs. O scar W alin, her s is­
A m ost enjoyable g ath erin g took will be no ch u rch service« In
sta te d th a t sp ray in g of th e nose i‘o,y,al cords iro n .‘ *8’50 *° ’ V ’40'
doe,
1st,
Lee
Copeland.
te
r,
Lola,
her
g
ra
n
d
p
a
re
n
ts
Mr.
and
,
_
Balloon tire p rices ran g e from i Creek d istric t his e n tire life, died
place T uesday a t th e hom e of Mr. G resham , and a day sp e n t viewing
and th ro a t w as effective in com- ' $7.20 u p . A d v .
W hite F lem ish, Ju n io r buck, 1st, Mrs. G. Olby of St. Johns, and o th ­
T uesday evening a t St. V incents
and Mrs. A. W. Cooke who 1/ve be­ the w inter sp o rts and beauty of ML
M
aurice
Uhlig.
e
r
relatives.
hospital as th e re s u lt of in ju ries
tw een C lackam as and D am ascus, Hood can n o t be considered as m is­
W hite F lem ish. Ju n io r doe, 1st,
W ords fail to convey th e sym ­
received a m onth ago w hile en ­
when su rro u n d ed
by ch ildren, spent. W illiam P. M erry of P o rt­
M
aurice
Uhlig.
p athy w hich is being felt for
gaged in road w ork on th e Mt.
g ran d ch ild ren and o th e r relativ es land has been appointed as th e
Ju n io r doe, 1st, M aurice Uhlig.
the strick en fam ily by th e ir m any
Hood Loop highw ay n ear G overn­
and friends, they celeb rated th e ' c a rav an director.
..Senior doe, 1st. M aurice Uhlig.
frien d s in G resham , Rockwood and
m ent Camp. H is death w as caused
h alf-cen tu ry m ilestone of th e ir J
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John W elbes w as aw arded the vicinity.
by o v erliftin g on an im m ense rock
m
a
rried
life.
About
30
g
u
ests
w
ere
XM
AS
PLANS
SHOU LD
w hich lie w as try in g to* remove. special prize for the best pu llet in
p resen t to help m ake th e day an
INCLUDE CAROLING
BIG SAVINGS ON ALL CUTS OF
Stolen Automobile Wrecked.
F u n eral services w ere held th is th e show, all breeds com peting. He
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An enclosed Nash autom obile of enjoyable one for the tw o who w ere !
m orning at th e Sandy com m unity had one of (lie m ost o u tstan d in g
m arried 50 y ears ago on the place
In d ications th a t outdoor C h r is t-'
ch u rch and in te rm en t follow ed in Ancona displays ever seen in club la test type, belonging to F. O. w here they still reside. A com- ,naH carollnn Is to be still fu rth e r
Sandy Ridge cem etery, in ca re of a work. Jo h n w as undefeated a t the P liley, 87 North 80th stree t, P o rt­ in an ity celeb ratio n hud been plan - « P * n d e d during th e com ing holt- •
sta te fair th is past year in A nconas land. and stolen from in fro n t of
M ilwaukie u n d ertak er.
ned for th e day. but th is had to be ,layH a re reported to th e N ational
th e Bagdad th e a te r Monday night,
The deceased w as born on Doug­
dispensed w ith on ¡account of a re- Bureau for th e A dvancem ent of
w as found w recked the sam e eve­
las Ridge above E agle Creek. He
POT ROASTS
cent illn ess of Mrs. Cooke w hich Music. T hat bureau has been act-
ning near th e F orbes residence a t
is survived by his widow Mrs. Min­
p o u n d ...........
had left h er in a w eakened condl- I *ve ln d issem inating inform ation
L
innem
ann.
A
w
ell-dressed
man
n ie D ouglas; tw o d au g h ters, Mrs.
reg ard in g
th is ann u al custom
tion.
BOILING BEEF
of m iddle age d riving the c a r col­
Ross M arston an d Alice D ouglas;
B eautiful p resen ts w ere received ! w hich had its first A m erican devel-
p o u n d ..........
and tw o sons, W aldo and Floyd.
S aturday, Dec. 10.—C o ttrell com ­ lided with a telephone pole near
Beautiful gifts w ere received by «»Pment on a large scale in D etroit.
th e F orbes corner. H astily g ettin g
Mr. D ouglas w as a m ost re sp e c t­ m unity church bazaar.
OVEN ROAST»
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, am ong whicli A new er effort on a statew ide basis
out
of
the
ca
r
and
a
sce
rta
in
in
g
it
p o u n d .............
ed resid e n t of th e com m unity and
Sunday, Dec. 11.—C aravan to w as too badly dam aged to proceed was a p u rse of $50 w hich they *• th a t of ‘he F lorida F ederation of
th e d etails of his passin g w’ere p a r­ Mt. Hood.
m uch ap p reciated . T hose who w ere ! Music Clubs, th e Junior clubs of
fa rth e r, he boarded a stre e tc a r
tic u la rly sad.
BACON, v ery m ild a n d s u g a r cured, lb
F rid ay evening, Dec. 16.—C h rist­ w hich was th en leaving th e ju n c ­ p resen t Included Mr. and Mrs. A w hich a re to develop caroling in
m as program a t Pow ell Valley tion for P o rtlan d and n o th in g m ore W. Cooke, th e ir son-in-law and ‘h eir respective tow ns. In such
Window
Cleaning.
LARD, 1 lb r 20c, 2 lbs. 35c, 3 lbs. 50c
schoolhouse.
d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Hea- hroad prom otion th e local groups
F or ex p ert window clean in g see
w as h eard or seen of him. P o rt­
No. 5 p a ils 73c, No. 10 p a ils ...............
S. T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J.
F riday evening, Dec. 16.—Mas­ land police a u th o rities cam e o ut th e cock and d au g h ter Ruby of Tekoa, avail them selves of th e b u re a u ’s
Ross Brow n, G resham , phone 2501. q u erad e and ca rd s. Lynch school-
W ashington;
a d au g h ter. Mrs. Keneral d escriptive leaflet on the
follow ing day and resto red th e ca r
house.
N ettle Shaw of Donald, O regon; a subject, "C h ristm as Eve C aroling,”
to th e Nash people who will have It
As a specia I feature for Satu rday only we are
In su ra n ce funds for farm Ioans.
son-in-law and d au g h ter Mr. and and of a special p a tte rn for a
No com m ission or brokerage. Very
S atu rd ay evening, Dec. 17.—Old rep aired for th e ow ner.
offering either the fore or hind quarter
/f
Mrs. P e rry H u n ter and d au g h ter c a ro le r’s hood w hich is distrib u ted
asy term s. B. W. T h o rn e.—Adv.
tim e (lance, F airview hall.
of beef by the quarter, pound............... |
Blue Merge S uits
Sabina of C iackunius; a son and by th e bureau. A req u e st for c a ro l­
C lo th craft Blue S erge S u its for his wife. Mr. and Mrs. F red Cooke ing m aterial w hich has also re a c h ­
men and young men will solve of Oregon C ity; and a son and bis ed th e b u reau from A laska show s
your clothes problem . A ylsw orth
T h is is y o u r o p p o rtu n ity to lay in y o u r w in te r ’s •
wife Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Cooke th e in creasin g spread of the cu s­
& M artin, G resham .
tf
su p p ly of m eats. S h o rta g e of c a ttle a n d h ig h p ric e of
of Mill City, Oregon. E ig h t g ran d ­ tom.
feed w ill m ean m uch h ig h e r p ric e s b efore th e w in te r
O thers of th e b ureau publica-
Make your telephone earn you ch ild ren w ere present. Many rela -
is over.
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