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One of the First Steps in Loyalty to Your Community Is to Patronize Your LoealNewspaper. L T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 17, NO. 87 You Need the Outlook for 1928 G resham O utlook GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. VUESOAY, DECEMBER 37, I»37 HOI SANDS ENJOY 1 D 1 x. *1 Manager Towle Urges Field Sv»» spo his <.x n»oi. n* riremen M Make Reply to P Council; been keeping ' Work for Better Berry Crop ! pace T hose w ith w ho th e have Present Fire Marshal’s Report u n u su al and unex- TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS «3.0« Per Year FORMER TEACHER HERE GREETS OLD F hikm ' s Interesting to Recall Happenings of 1911 H ebron. N orth D akota, December 18, 1927.—E ditor O utlook:—A fe --------- I celled w in ter sp o rts w hich are th e ‘ --------- w ords of greeting to th e G resham G resham , Oregon, Dec. 27, 1927.— which also supplies in a m inor vogue th is year a t Governm ent th e ta x p ay ers do not su p p o rt the Outlook, at the holiday season, Nome Events and Conditions Re firemen, as they a re all volunteers would p erh ap s uot be am iss. I E dito r O utlook:—W hat can we do quantity n itra te , phosphate and ; i Camp and Swim w ill be in terested corded in Outlook Nearly THE SITUATION. potash. It is th ought th e cover and do n ot receive any pay. Only 16 Years Ago. to produce a superio r quality of crop G resham has no reg u la rly o r have th o u g h t a good deal of friends and th e farm yard m an u re or I ln learn l,lg th a t a few “ ° re *n<*es $100 is p u t in th e budget each year ganized fire departm ent. b erries th a t w ill com m and a prem sheep guano will supply hum us and 8now ° n Monday night, th u s In th e sprin g ot 1911 the One week ago last nig h t (Mon for the firem en to spend as they at G resham since reaching my new ium and sell in com petition with n itra te enough to supply th e needs I in su rin g good skiing and toboggan- day) at a special m eeting the see fit. T h ere a re m ore clo th es and destination, and especially now, G resham g irls basketball team con organized volunteer firemen b erries of inferio r q uality? T his is of the plan ts w hich a re esesential ¡ng d u rin g the week. shoes ru in ed a t one fire th a n th e I when we a re again ap p ro ach in g the sisted of M arguerite Michel, Maud unanim ously resigned to ta k e ef Thls week the P o rtlan d A dver. Michel, L ottie Davis, M argaret $100 w ould buy. I C hristm as time. a personal problem for every grow to plant grow th but do not supply fect at once. w hich is very L , , , , . , . - "T he council statem en t says they i S chantin, Evelyn M etzger, Olive On T uesday follow ing the e r to solve to th e extent of grow th enough phosphate , q u ality ... , fru i. j I hope no one has supposed me M errill and E thel W ilkinson. They im portant in it produc- I tisin g club, in ch a rg e of th e w in ter council m et in special session to a re going to app o in t th e chief from and delivery to th e cannery in tion or enough potash w hich is BP °rls cope w ith th e em ergency situ a now on. Well, they can do th a t but lost am,<l p erp lex ities and vicissl- won four gam es out of seven, b ea t G overnm ent t am p will tion. good condition. The past 10 years' m ost im portan t in adding flavor, keep th e toboggans ru n n in g every they m ight have a tim e to get vol- j tudes of my p resen t su rro u n d in g s ing E stacada tw ice. T he D alles An ord in an ce is being draw n u n te ers as th e firem en have to J At tim es I feel n early so in the once and Camas once. experience in berry grow ing has color and firm ness to the b erries, j d ay. including Sunday and Monday. to estab lish certain reg u latio n s Our observation covering th e i Both high and g ram m ar school stu- in reg ard to the fire departm ent • • • w ork u n d er the chief and I th in k am ount of work yet to be done, and proved beyond question th a t th e and w ill be presen ted to the past 10 y ears leads us to believe dents w ill be allow ed to use th e they w ill w ant to ap p o in t th e ir still I consider m yself fo rtu n a te to May 14, 1911, the Mt. Hood R ail G resham d istric t has m any ad v a n t council probably at a special th a t the qu ality of our b erries is toboggans u n til 2 o’clock every af- own chief, as in th e past. If th e be uncounted am ong th e num ber way and Pow er com pany ra n its m eeting soon. ages of oth er localities in soil and getting poorer as th e y ears pass tern o o n a t h alf price. The tobog council w ill b rin g th is to a vote lost in so n w d rifts and blizzards first excursion tra in and first tra in T he fire ap p a ratu s is being local clim atic conditions th a t aid and leads to th e su rm ise th a t it gan slides w’ill also be kept open cared for under direction of the of th e people of G resham and How happy we a re in a country to c a rry p assengers to th e big S an council. m a teria lly in the production of m ay be from a lack of available a t each evening d u rin g th e week until explain the condition of th e like th is to live in nicely heated dy (now Dodge P a rk ). The tra in At th e Ely fire la st w eek th e re w ater p re ssu re in o u r m ains I j room s w ith storm -w indow s on all w as m ade up of a locomotive and b erries of superior quality th a t tention to th is fact in o rd er th a t 10 o r 11 o'clock. T he slides are w ere plenty of v olunteers but don’t th in k th e re would be many 1 sides! E veryone te lls us here, of th re e flat cars, ca rry in g m ostly really give th e local berry grow ers y °u m ay supply th e deficiency in well lighted and th e re w ill be a p p a re n t lack of o rganization and experience. F o rm er firemen citizens th a t would not vote for a course, th is w in ter is very "un em ployes of th e com pany from th e advantage of grow ers in less both phosphate and potash in o r som eone in charge. m ingled w ith citizens to do the W ednesday of th is week will be bond up to $8000 or $10,000 to buy u su a l”, It is an “Old T im er” and a G resham and P ortland. favored localities, but th ese ad der th a t you may get b etter crops of best they could. equipm ent to p ro tect th e ir homes, I "R ecord B reak er.” How tru e th a t vantages alone are not sufficient to high grade b erries and you should a red le tte r day for th e young peo • « « C ontrary to rep o rts no coun and if they do th is all th e old fire- is, I can n o t determ ine, but I do w in in th e com petition unless we supply your b erry acres w ith th ese ple, w hen 400 Lincoln high school cilm an or oth er person has been Ju n e 1, 1911. seventh and eighth au thorized to form a new de men are w illing to go back aud go know th a t our th erm o m eter drops grad e pupils of G resham grade do our p a rt in proper fertilizing, elem ents in o rd er th a t we may su p stu d e n ts plan to spend th e day partm en t. ahead as they alw ays have, and I to 32 and 34 degrees below zero. school gave th e ir teacher, Miss Eva tillag e m ethods, and la st b u t not ply our tra d e w ith b erries of the there. T hree o th er special p arties d o n 't th in k a paid m an will look D oesn’t it m ake an O regonian shiv Cam pbell, a su rp rise. (Miss Eva least th e adoption of the best and highest quality and hold up the are expected for th a t day, and in m ost thorough harv estin g m ethods, reputation of G resham berries. addition 60 Boy Scouts of P o rtlan d In reply to the sta te m en ts au afte r th e equipm ent any b etter er to th in k of th a t? Cam pbell is now county school s u are spending th e en tire week at thorized by th e council In last F ri th an it has been looked afte r in the On th e oth er hand, my w ork here p erv iso r for th is county). To th is paper the w riter w ill con- j G overnm ent Camp. day ’s O utlook and in fu rth e r ex past. If the council w ill fix up the is very enjoyable. In sp ite of th e fine his rem a rk s to th e question of and the com m ercial cannera and • « • Conditions w ere ideal for enjoy p lanation of th e ir reaso n s for re fire hall, and in stall a t least th ree cold w eath er and deep snow I can proper fertilizing as It is- the first !jam m akers th a t we w ish to supply Ju n e 2, 1911 — G resham high ing w in ter sp o rts on Monday when, signing the follow ing sta te m en ts or four cots ln the hall, they would not recall a m issed m usic lesson. I in im portance a t this season of the w ith the tonnage they need to fill school g rad u ated its sixth class, according to H. C. H odkins, m an are m ade by ex-Chlef M. J. Alls- have no tro u b le In getting firemen have a class of m ore th an 40 pupils, year. T he proper content of avail- i th eir orders. co n sistin g of th e follow ing: L illian ager of the ad v ertisin g club sp o rts Good au th o rities agree th a t in ad house on behalf of th e resigned to sleep in the hall every night and not counting tw o classes of begin- Fredolph, H erb ert H oss, Hoy Jo h n able fe rtility in the soil is very im a t G overnm ent Camp, at least 800 firem en: all th e firemen would tak e m ore in n ers who have been studying the I p o rta n t and it is a m atter of com dition to the cover crop each acre son, May KesW rson, Maude Michel, ca rs w ere parked in the vicinity. of berries should have an ap p lica te re st in the d ep artm en t th an they "M elody W ay" system from the "No m em ber of th e fire d e p a rt mon know ledge th a t you cannot G ladys Richey, K enneth Roberta, Swim also rep o rts a larg e crow d of m ent th a t 1 know of. ever asked the have in th e past. tion of from six to ten tons of M iessner In stitu te a t M ilwaukee. M arian R obertson, H erb ert Ryan, keep draw ing on the available fe r p le asu re seekers both Sunday and council for pay. All they asked for “In closing, th e G resham volun The w ork I am doing in connection tility supply of the soil from year farm yard m a n u re or one ton of M arg aret S chantin, E a rl T hom p Monday. was equipm ent to w ork w ith. All te er d ep artm en t w ants it d istinctly with one of th e ch u rch es here is son, Lloyd C. Schram , W ilbur to year w ithout depleting or tem ground sheep guano, 450 pounds of the council lias bought for the de understood th a t they have had no likew ise very in terestin g . One of Thom pson and E thel W ilkinson. p o rarily exhausting ce rtain neces super phosphate, and 150 pounds of p artm en t in the la st seven years is q u a rre l w ith the council either. All the choirs, w hich I am d irecting sary elem ents th a t are essential to m u riate of potash. T he season is GERTRUDE SOUTHARD P revious g rad u a tes had been, WEDS IN PORTLAND 1100 feet of hose, six sm oke m asks, th e boys w an t Is equipm ent to num bers 30 m em bers who are all th e production of high quality b er now on for the application of these G race L aw rence and P e a rl Lindsey, fertilizers and we a re ready to re a siren and sm all chem ical to use w ork w ith when they a re called out ■ eager aud w illing to work. They ries or other crops. At a p retty w edding celebrated in 1906; E dith Gordon and Mary ceive your o rd ers w hich should be to fight a fire.” have p repared and rendered some in case of em ergency, w hich w as T here a re th ree principal ele placed a t once in o rd er for us to F rid ay evening a t th e home of the W ilson in 1907; John S hattuck, E’lre Marshal’s Survey paid for I o ut of th e funds, as th e re cred itab le num bers for the advent m ents th a t th e soil m ust contain. save you money in tak in g delivery b rid e’s m other, Mrs. F red Southard, P earl M etzger, Roily W atson, H a r T he sta te fire m a rsh a l's office is $5i '500 p u t in th e budget every and C hristm as season. T hese th re e a re n itra te , phosphate jn ca r ]ots of P o rtlan d , Miss G ertrude S outh ley T u rn e r and G eorge S chantin, ln year for fire equipm ent. T here are m ade a survey on October 17 and i May j tak e thla o p p ortunity to ard becam e th e bride of Lyle H. and potash, and these th re e m ust 1908; Hope A nderson, F lorence D. E. TOWLE. M anager, Kelly. T he cerem ony, w hich w as about 1750 feet of sta n d ard hose on IS last of the w ater system and HPnd hoRd ay g reetin g s to all the F ieldhouse, HeBsle D ailey, Maeve be supplem ented by sufficient h u The B erry G row ers P acking Co. hand in place of 2400 feet and as fire d ep artm en t of G resham . The friends and ac q u ain tan ces at Lovelace, E thel C alkins, Hope perform ed by th e Rev. Mr. Cline, m us (w hich th e dictionary says Is far as holding th e chief resp o n si survey w as m ade by D eputies Jas. G resham . This C h ristm as may be a ssista n t p asto r of H inson Memor decayed anim al or vegetable mould) G leason and Geo. W. Stokes, ap a very quiet one for m ost of them , M eyers and M ark E m ery, In 1909; ial church, w as w itnessed by only ble for all equipm ent, he has a l to ac t as an absorbing ag en t for SCOUT MOVEMENT M ary H arvey, A lm a Dally, Chaa. TAKING FORM If ERE | a few in tim ate frien d s outside the w ays been, responsible to r same. proved by Chief D eputy H. H. Pom yet I hope It m ay be very happy McColl, Dan Lynch and S tella th e th ree basic p lan t foods referred " It is tru e th a t a fire a p p a ra tu s eroy, and subm itted to S tate F ire for all of them. m em bers of th e two fam ilies. The to above. T he hum us is also im Roper, ln 1910. Boys who a re in terested in th e salesm an has been out and recom M arshal C lare A. Lee on November FRIEDA E. BRATZEL. bride w as a ttire d in blue fiat crepe p o rta n t as a m oisture holder, * • • Boy Scouts, th e nationally-know n m ended a 1000-gallon pum per but 2, 1927. and w ore a pink corsag e bouquet know n as the blotting paper of the T he rac e tra c k a t th e fair In th e rep o rt th e well known organization in w hich so m any anybody w ith any com mon sense soil. So you see th is elem ent is Follow ing the cerem ony Mr. and g rounds w as first constructed and ELVIS STOCKTON AND facts reg ard in g the source of w ater boys of A m erica are num bered, will w ill know th a t a salesm an w ill try also very im portant as w ater is the Mrs. K elly left for S eattle on DOROTHY DODSON MED used In 1911. have an o pp o rtu n ity soon of be to sell his highest priced ap p a ratu s. supply and its d istrib u tio n a re giv sh o rt w edding trip , afte r w hich direct ag en t to ca rry th e p lant food • • • T he fire departm ent has been afte r en. T he rep o rt says th e re a re 56 com ing m em bers of th is band, a c C h ristm as bells and wedding they w ill reside in W alla W alla to th e tiny rootlets of th e plants. On Ju n e 16, 1911, the second Bull h y d ran ts cording to th e p lan s of H a rry J e n the council for the last year and a frostproof, doubletype bells m ingled th e ir chim es th is R un pipe line was being laid So in sum m ing up or connecting up W ashington, w here th e groom holds w ell spaced. sen of P o rtlan d , who w as in G resh year at G resham when E lvis Stock- th ro u g h G resham . th e links of th e chain of how plants th e position of b ran ch office m an half to get anything from a 350-gal am today to m ake arran g e m en ts ag er for th e R em ington T ypew riter Ion to a 1000-gallon pum per or any E quipm ent and R ecom m endations. ton, one of th e trio of Stockton a re fed by th e soil we m ight say • * • U nder th e headings of equip- i for the form ation of a Boy Scout th in g to in crease th e p re ssu re in b ro th ers engaged in the building th a t w ater or m oisture w as first in com pany. m ent, o rg an izatio n and recom m en- j T he first gHrage ln G resham was patrol a t th is pla'ce. the outlying d istric ts w here the business, was m arried to Miss Dor T he bride, who waB form erly i im portance: second, hum us or the opened ab out Ju ly 1, 1911, by Any boy over nine y ea rs of age council know s th e re is no p re s dations th e rep o rt gives th e follow vessel to hold th e w ate r: th ird , the othy Dodson of P o rtlan d S atu rd ay resid e n t of G resham , has been em ing: M essrs. H ollopeter and Young in who is interested in th is m a tte r is sure. T h ere is fairly good p ressu re m orning at 10 o’clock a t the home ployed for some tim e p ast as a rig h t q u an tity of the th ree ele C om bination hose and chem ical th e building a t th e co rn er of Pow asked to m eet a t th e B ap tist ch u rch | in th e dow ntow n d istrict. Even at of the officiating clergym an, Dr. A bookkeeper in th e United S tates m ents, n itra te , phosphate, and pot — Ford La F ran ce— 1 ton capacity ell stre e t and Maple avenue rec en t next S atu rd ay m orning a t 10 ' N ational bank of P ortland. She was th e fire in E ly's house th e Window ash in solution to supply a b a l ! Thom pson on South R oberts ave- ly erected by Dr. A. Thom pson. o’clock, when full d etails w ill be , . . _ . . . , had to be broken w ith a rock to get One 40-gaIlon chem ical tank. anced food ratio n for th e plants. i nue. Mr. and Mrs. Clnude Stock- . , , , „ a g rad u a te of G resham Union high An Item stated th a t these m en 600 feet double Jacketed 2% inch given by Jen sen and th e ru le s of , , , , , . w ater inside th e house. , , _ school and has m any friends in ton attended th e couple, and the T he hum us supply can be p ro th e Scouts explained. would a c t as agents in Oregon for T h ere a re _ . „ j , , “T he firem en have asked the hose. . „ , , G resham and vicinity. cerem ony w as also w itnessed by vided cheap est by the use of cover already th re e m em bers in the H enry autom obile. 1150 feet single Jacketed 2*4 Inch G resh- ______________ council tw o or th ree tim es to get | Mr. and Mrs. Loda Stockton. crops, preferab ly of early sown am . T hom as F elton, C harles Conk- • • • Stop Suffering some c h a irs for the fire h all w hich hose. vetch o r if farm yard m anure is lin and R ichard H icks. Mr. and Mrs. S tockton left G resh , from rh eu m atism , n eu ritis, turn- they never got. They have two 200 feet 1 inch chem ical hose. Ju ly 17, 1911.—E zra Kelly j bago. C asey’s R heum atic Remedy av ailable it would supply hum us or 200 feet single Jacketed 1% hose. am to the accom panim ent of tin drow ned In Blue L ake n ear F air- c h a irs in th e fire hall w hich the j drives th e u ric acid poison, reduces mould. T his is also supplied in F ire d ep artm en t, v olunteer, one I cans w hich had been th o ughtfully view. F or low est ra te s on autom obile, pain and sw elling. Sold on money- firemen bought them selves and I fastened to th e ir autom obile by sm all q u an titie s by the application tru ck and g en eral in su ran ce see ’ back g u ara n tee by th e T aber P h ar- • • • com pany 26 men. th e re a re th ree old seats th a t w ere of one ton per acre of sheep guano B. W. T horne.—Adv. Ju ly 25, 1911.—M essrs. H ill and I macy.—Adv S treets, level, h ard surfaced and 1 w ell-w ishing friends. They will donated to the firem en by th e M ethodist church. T he council m acadam ized: 50 and 60 feet wide. ! spend a few days at Seaside after S unday began moving th e McColl C onstruction, approxim ately 80 which they will re tu rn to G resham house from w here the city hall claim s th a t it was ce rtain individ to reside. T h eir new home on It now stan d s to th e co rn er of Main p er cent brick and concrete. uals in th e d ep artm en t th a t w ere stre e t In R egner's addition Is rap id and F ifth stree ts. T he house had F ire record, good. doing all th is but it w as not. It Due to th e low p re ssu re a t the ly n earin g com pletion and w ill be been bu ilt by B. W. E m ery ln 1894. w as all th e firemen th a t w ere at • « • th e special m eeting on Decem ber higher elevations of th e city, ami ready for occupancy soon. In th e sum m er of 1911 the G resh Mrs. Stockton, who has visited In 19, 21 in all, and th e re a re le t lack of protection at th ese points, te rs th a t will show th a t some q u it we recom m end th a t th e city p u r G resham on a num ber of occasions, am G iants w ere in flower and before th e m eeting but would come ch ase ONE 1000-gallon T rip le Com Is an experienced and licensed claim ed th e sta te am ateu r cham beauty shop o p era to r and Is p la n pionship. They played w onderful back if th e council would do som e bination pum per. We have been Informed th a t one ning to conduct a beauty p arlo r in baseball. th in g In th e way of g ettin g equip • • • of th e m ain pipe lines supplying a room ot her new home being fin m ent to w ork with. On or about A ugust 1, 1911, Bill 'In reg a rd to th e in su ran ce, it is the city Is liable to go out a t any ( ished up especially for th a t p u r Congdon, then p ro p rieto r of the pose. tim e, and it is estim ated th a t the safeg u ard in g the city of G resham new Congdon hotel, met F ra n k to c a rry th e in su ran ce on th e fire pipe line w ill n ot la st over th re e I Jones who had recen tly come to NEARLY GONE. men, w hich costs $142 in stead of years. Should thl* line go out or | G resham . They w ere old school A few m ore holiday O utlooks $150 as they stated. It cost the be p ut o u t of s . . vice from any! m ates and boys tog eth er in New city of M ilwaukee $650 for one fire cause, It would reduce th e w ater I for sale a t 10c a copy. Mailed York sta te and had not seen each supply 50 per cent. Consequently j m an g ettin g h u rt about tw o years w ithout add itio n al co st if oth er in 34 years. pum per of the type m entioned j ago. A firem an can very easily get • • • w anted. Phone nam es and ad above, is th e m ost p ractical piece : h u rt a t a fire or going to or from A ugust 12, 1911— D edication of d resses to th is office. one. It Is tru e th a t the ta x payers of eq u ipm ent to m eet th ese con-1 G resham Investm ent com pany's su p p o rt th e fire d ep artm en t, but ditions. Continued on page $ NFWI Y W’FDS II AYE room. B uilt-ins In the kitchen and FINE NEW' RFSIDENUF “ b rea k fa st on th e n o rth are ______ ‘ , d esirab le featu res. T he house will One of th e fine new residences to ' be heated by an A utocrat pipe fur- j T h e O utlook has arra n g e d to run , , 1 nace, in stalled by John H ulander th is In terestin g fe a tu re re g u la rly . Th e m ark the 1927 building era In T uesday, Dec. 27.—A m erican Le answ ers to the fo llo w in g questions wlU and K enneth Griffis. be found elsewhere in th is palter Ile a gion and A uxiliary Joint in sta lla G resham is th a t of E lvis Stockton, | A room on th e ground floor east eonable and proper questions sent to who is rap id ly bringing to com ple- ! of the m ain en tra n ce Is being ca th is de p artm en t c a re o f O utlook w ill tion of 1928 officers, G resham gran g e h all, 8 p. m. be answered. If poeslble. tion his six-room m odern fram e pecially designed and finished for a (C o p yrig h ted by M ilto n O. N eleon) house on B stre e t in R egner's addl- ! beauty p arlo r, w here Mrs. Stockton W ednesday, Dec. 28— A reme club 1. W hat g rain is called "th e goat holiday dance. will In stall a full equipm ent neces tion. The house is 32 x 34 feet In size, sa ry to c a rry on th is line of w ork of c e re a ls” ? T h u rsd ay evening, Dec. 29.—An p lastered , has a full basem ent and In w hich she Is experienced and 9. W hat Is a slum ? nual business m eeting and social fireplace. T he fireplace, w hich Is proficient. A num ber of local c a r 3. Is m uch A m erican ca p ita l In- of L u th er League at home of Dr. th e w ork of his b ro th er Loda p en ters assisted In th e erectio n of VPg, Pd abroad? J. G. Sture. S tockton, Is an u n u su ally b eau ti th e building, w ith Stockton b ro th 4. How much candy does our S aturday evening, Dec. 31.— ful and a rtistic one. The brick and ers In charge. T hom as b ro th ers co untry eat In a y ear? Dance at Rockwood grange hall. tiled h ea rth are of ralnbow -hued have the c o n tra ct for th e painting. 5. W hat is o u r to ta l an n u al doc colors, as n ear as they can be de- The residence will be ready for o c S atu rd ay evening, Dec. 91.— to r bill? cupancy In a sh o rt tim e. crlb e d , and on each side of th e W atch night service at Haley Bap 6 How does It com e th a t one of tist church and at Powell Valley fireplace a re built-in shelves, w hile th e finest residence stre e ts In Lon Mission church . wide m an tel overtops th e fire $5 Hat Free. place itself. Hardwood floors are With th e p u rch ase of each su it don Is nam ed R otten Row? Monday, Ja n u a ry 2.*— Re-opening being laid in the living room and or overcoat. Now la the time. 7. W hat Is H w ltserland's moat of G resham Union high and grad e in th e d o w n stairs hall and bed- A ylsw orth * M artin.—Adv. valuable crop? schools. There’s Only One ‘U’ in Do You Know? And it’s the Same ‘U’ as in “Your” So if in your buying and local activities—social, religious and civic—you keep in mind the important place that YOU hold in YOUR community’s upbuilding you will render a great service. In the above picture the important place of the housewife as the buyer is emphasized. But ALL— men, women and children— MUST UNITE IN LOY ALTY AND SERVICE for the best results. Coming Events