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ICE A WEEK
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G resham O utlook
NO. 8
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MARCH 28, 1911
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tsting Lecture in Gresham School Attendance Cut Down Visit The Dalles and Play Roberts Avenue Will be Grav­ Fairview Visited by Many Who One Hundred and f ifty 1 rack
Participate in Merriment.
Noted Grange Leader
One I hird or More on Ac­
Basket Ball Last Fri­
Layers and Ballast Men
eled at Once by Aaron
I
wo
Prizes
Awarded.
Last Friday Night
count of Disease
day Night
Encamped Here
Knighton
|ains Attitude of Order Epidemic Not Severe but Pre- Lose Game to The Dalles Will Become a Main Thor-
,n Many Questions of
From Whom They Won
cautionary Measures
oughfare of the I own
the Day, Etc.
in Game Here.
Are Taken.
of Gresham.
e
public le c tu re la s t
F rid a y
in th e M. E. c h u rc h by M o rti-
W h lte h e a d , th o u g h
n o t w ell
jded, w as very in t e r e s tin g an d
lic tiv e to th o s e p re s e n t.
W h iteh ead w as in tro d u c e d by
tat. L e c tu re r H. A. D a rn a ll w ho
a i l th e s p e a k e r w a s a m a n o f n a-
IL i
reputation
uuh
one of the
ld< Mt liv in g g ra n g e rs .
H e w as
ter m e m b e r o f th e New J e rse y
G range.
W h ite h e a d g a v e so m e fig u re s
,lng th e n u m e ric a l s tr e n g th of
g ra n g e , c la im e d it to be
th e
?st se c re t f r a te r n a l o rg a n iz a tio n
i j.\is»ence.
■ h e G ran g e s p e a k e r s a id , is one
I ) . three g re a t fo rc e s w hich
;e to r th e
h ig h e s t
d e v e lo p m e n t
the r u r a l c o m m u n ity , th e o th e r
being th e c h u rc h a n d th e sch o o l
■ii all a re e s ta b lis h e d a n d w e ll
Bj. i.r te d we fin d a h a p p y , in te lle -
I, p e o p le . L et tlie any o n e ol
I., fail anil th e c o m m u n ity su f-
1 1 acco rd in g ly .
I The tw o w a tc h w o rd s o f th e
In...
have been
throufh
the
s, " e d u c a tio n ,'' a n d "c o in b iu a
”
T h ro u g h a tt e n ti o n to th e
in- l lie g ra n g e r is le a r n in g to
h d h is ow n b u sin e ss. H e is not
' le a rn in g bettter
m e th o d s
of
ling, he is c o n d u c tin g h is b u sl-
a in a b u sin e ss-lik e m a n n e r.
■ h ro u g h co m b in ed e f f o r ts m uch
pslatlon h a s been b r o u g h t a b o u t,
evidence, th e d e p a rtm e n t of a g ri-
Im re in o u r n a tio n a l g o v e rn m e n t
ral
fre e
d e liv e ry
of
m a ils
t
Le preaent tria l of postal savings
kiks and m any o th e r m e a s u re s.
Io G ran g e fa v o rs th e p a rc e ls-p o s t
il opposes th e p ro p o se d re c ip ro -
y a g re e m e n t w ith C a n a d a .
It is
ii-tly n o n -p a r tis a n , lin t w eiliis a
ling in flu e n c e in a ll p a rtie s .
W anted
T w in s.
little
A w e a lth y la d y a sk e d a
!rl w hat sh e w a n te d fo r C h ris tm a s
A doll w as th e re p ly . A nd w h a t
Said
•kind of d o ll w o u ld you lik e ?
I (e c h ild , T w in s, p lease.
P O H T I.A M I M A R K E T S .
G inin, F lou r, F eed , E tc.
W H EA T— ’. "lack
p rlc e f
B lue-
teni, 84 -8 6 c;
C lu b ,
8 1 -8 2 ; red
u ssian, 8 2c; V alley , 8 2 c; fo rty -
id, 83c.
B A R L E Y — F e e d , » 2 4 .5 0 -2 5 p er
>n; b rew in g , n o m in a l.
M 1LLSTU FFS— B ra n , $20-21 p e r
on; m id d lin g s, » 2 7 -2 8 ; s h o r ts , »21-
!; ro lled b a rle y , »27 -2 8 .
FL O U R — P a te n ts . »4.75 p e r b a r-
I; tw ilig h ts. »¡lx.".; e x p o rts , »3.7
I alley, $4 80; g ra h a m , » 4 .6 0 ; w h o le
L h c a i , »4.70.
CORN— W hole, » 2 8 ; c ra c k e d , »29
är ton.
w h ite » 2 7 .5 0 -2 8
OATS— No. 1,
sr to n .
HAY — T ra c k
p ric e s: T im o th y ,
No. 1 $19-21 to n .
a ste rn O regon
nixed, » 1 6 -2 0 ; a lf a lf a , » 1 1 .5 0 -1 2 ;
I f r a i n hay, » 1 3 -1 4 .5 0 ; c lo v e r, »11-12
Dairy am i C ountry Produce.
PO U LTRY
L ive
h e n s. 20 cis.
lro ilers, 25-30c, tu r k e y s 21c d u c k s
10-23,>; g eese, 1 2 -1 4c, d re s se d tu r-
•va, ch o ice, 23-25c.
EGGS — O reg o n r a n c h , 20-21c,
[per dozen .
C H E E S E F u ll c re a m , tw in s 14c
P<r lb. y o u n g A m e ric a 15c p o u n d
BI T T E R — C ity c re a m e ry e x tr a
1 and 2 p o u n d p r in ts , in boxes, 31c
per p o u n d .
PO RK
F a n c y , 11c p e r p o u n d .
f
V EA L— F a n c y , 85 to 125 p o u n d s,
1 2 -1 2 % c p e r p o u n d .
V egetable*
an<1 E m it* .
SACK V E G E T A B L E S — C a rro ts
''•'•c-»l h u n d r e d ; p a rs n ip s . 8 5 c -» l;
tu rn ip s, 9 t)c -» l; b e e ts. 9 0 c -» l.
A P P L E S F a n c y . » 2 -2 .7 5 ; ch o ice
»1-2; co m m o n , 6t)c-»l p e r box.
PO TA TOES- O re g o n , b u y in g p rlc
»1 35-1.60 p e r h u n d re d .
" N it» N S , B u y in g
p ric e ,
»2 per
h u n d re d .
A fte r fo u r d ay s v actio n last w eek
T h e G resh am G irls’ B a sk e t B all
on a c c o u n t of th e p rev alen ce o f m ea­ T eum w ent' to T h e D alles
F rid a y
seis, th e p u p ils w ere called to g e th e r an d m et th e g irls 'te a m of t h a t city .
M onday m o rn in g .
T e a c h e rs w ere A la rg e cro w d wan p re s e n t a n d th e
p re se n t, ex cep t one, Mr. S teele, an d g am e w as very in te re s tin g fro m th e
a b o u t 100 p u p ils. So m an y w ere s t a r t to fin ish . T h e G resh am g irls,
it ill sick
o r d e ta in e d in
h o m es p e rh a p s did n o t play as good a
Fifty Couples Masked Some of the Peculiarities oitheir
and Some Handsome
Camp Life Seen at
Costumes Worn,
Long Range.
T h e A rtis a n s L o d g e o f F a irv ie w
In th e n o r th e a s t p a r t o f
to w n
g av e a m a s k b all la s t S a tu r d a y n ig h t a lo n g th e new r a ilr o a d is a c a m p o f
in th e lia.ll o v e r th e D av is sto re . I ta lia n s , o r r a t ti e r tw o ca m p s, sid e
by s id e , tlie o n e o f a b o u t 75 m en
T h e a tte n d a n c e w as la rg e , th e r e b e­
a n d th e o th e r o f a b o u t 60 m en .
in g o v e r 50 c o u p le s p re s e n t to jo in
O ne o f th e s e is th e tr a c k
la y in g
In th e m e r rim e n t. T h e d a n c e o p e n ­ c re w a n d th e o th e r th e b a lla s tin g
ed e a rly a n d so o n th e flo o r w as w el c re w o f th e Mt. H ood R a ilw a y &
P o w e r co m p a n y . E a c h m a n h a s a
w h ere th e r e is sick n ess, th a t it w as g am e as th e y co u ld h av e p lay ed a |
o ccu p ie d by th e m a sk e d d a n c e rs .
d ecid ed to su sp en d school fo r th is h o m e as th e tr ip on th e tr a in w as
I t is s ta te d th a t on th i s occas- b ra s s ta g s ta m p e d w ith h is n u m b e r.
T h e r e a r e se v e n te n t s in w h ich
week also . It is ex p ected by n ex t very tire so m e an d som e of th e g irls
ion th e r e w e re m o re b e a u tifu l an d
t,he m en a r e q u a r t e r e d , in c lu d in g
M onday th e ep id em ic w ill have su b ­ w ere tire d o u t w hen th e y a rriv e d
c o stly c o stu m e s w o rn th a n a t an y | t h e l r d ln ln g tentB
ti , i 8 l i t t l e fo r-
sided su ffic ie n tly to n o t in te rfe re a t th e en d of th e ir jo u rn e y . T he
d
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iven
in
th
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ity
in
so
m
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ig
n
c
ity
is
q
u
ite
a
s
ig h t e sp e c ia lly
m a te ria lly w ith th e a tte n d a n c e .
re s u ly of th e g an te w as 15 to 9 in
tim e .
o n S u n d a y s on w h ic h d ay th e m e n
T h e n u m b e r of cases of m easeis fa v o r o f th e g irls of T h e D alles.
A b o u t 12 o 'c lo c k a n d Ju s t b e fo re d o th e i r w a sh in g . T h e ir m a n y col-
am o n g th e p u p ils is a d iffic u lt m at- T h e G resh am g irls s ta te th a t th e
th
e
s u p p e r w as a n n o u n c e d
M an- o re d c lo th e s a r e h u n g on te n t ro p e s ,
. e r to g et a t. Som e h av e th e m ea­ tr ip as a w h o le w as a very p le a s a n t
a g e r K u n im e r s ta te d t h a t th e m a s k - fe n c e s a n d h u s h e s a n d m a k e a s ig h t
seis, som e th in k th e y h av e th e m , o n e a n d th a t T h e D alles p eo p le a re
erg sh o u ld fo rm on th e flo o r fo r th e u n iq u e to b eh o ld .
tnd som e h av e been exposed a n d a ra to be co m m en d ed fo r
th e i r h o s­
g ra n d m a rc h , a t w h ich
tim e
th e
An O u tlo o k
r e p r e s e n ta tiv e w as
ex p e c tin g to h av e th e m . Afew a re p ita lity d u rin g th e ir sta y th e re .
I
ju
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to
w
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be-
a
tt
r
a
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t
e
d
on
a
re
c e n t S u n d a y by a
q u ite ill w ith th e m alad y . T h e clos
Mr. a n d M rs. E d. S le re t acco m ­ FAIRVIEW GRANGE
lo n g e d th e p rizes.
A t th e t e r m i n a - ! 8War th y m an r a k in g c o a ls o u t of a n
ing of th e school fo r a few d ay s is p a n ie d th e te a m , an d E a rl T h o m p ­
SOCIAL A GOOD ONE i lio n o f th is , w h ich w as led by Mr. oval-« o p b ric k o ven.
N ext
he
a p re c a u tio n a g a in s t th e s p re a d in g o son acte d as re fe re e .
a n d M rs. E. S m ith o f G re s h a m , th e b r o u g h t o u t
tw o
d o zen tin s
of
I he disease.
T h e F a irv ie w G ra n g e g av e a so­ la d y ’s p rize
w as h a n d e d to
M rs. d o u g h . T h e se w e re sh o v ed in to th e
c ia l la s t S a tu r d a y e v e n in g a t w hich N ellie R e g a n , w h o w o re a b e a u ti- , u v e n a n d th e d o o r w a s c lo sed . An
NEW OPPORTUNITY
MISS PATANEAUDE
COMES TO FAIRVIEW asp icy p ro g ra m w as re n d e r e d and fu l w h ite c o stu m e , r e p r e s e n tin g a |KOUr i a te r nH m a n y n icely b a k e d
HONORED BY PARTY
w e re sold w h ich n e tte d b u tte r f ly .
b a s k e ts
: lo a v e s of b re a d w e re ta k e n fro m th e
T h e p ro g ra m w as
th
e
g
ra
n
g
e
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T h e firs t p riz e to th e g e n tle m a n oven.
B e tte r ra is e d o r m o re e v en -
A fte r a d e la y of se v e ra l w e e k s ,.
S a tu rd a y ev en in g a t th e hom e o f a w a itin g s e ttle m e n t of rig h t- of-w ay a s fo llo w s:
w as c a rr ie d a w a y by M eddle L a- ) iy b a k e d b re a d c o u ld n o t he de-
Mrs. C. M errill a p a rty w as g iv en p v e r a p o rtio n o f th e lin e th e O. j D u e t, A lta W ilcox, L a u r a D olph. P o ln t.
j s ire d , but) th e w r ite r w a s fo rc e d to
S n u g . E il ilh M i-K illip .
by Miss B u rd in c M errill in h o n o r R. & N. co m p an y h av e e s ta b lis h e d j
T h e flo o r w as e ffic ie n tly m a n a g e d d e c lin e a n in v ita tio n to s a m p le it.
R e c ita tio n , B lan ch C o w p lan d .
if
Miss A gnes
I’a te n a u d e . T h e a cam p a t sch o o l h o u se oN. 3 on th e
by L o u is K u m n te r o f T r o u td a le , as- j„ th ia w ay th e b re a d fo r a c re w of
d e c o ra tio n s w ere fe rn s an d d a ffiilills S an d y ro ad a n d w ill b eg in g ra d in g 1 S ong, L a u ra D olph.
s ilte d by E. L. T h o rp , w ho a c te d a b o u t fifty m en is b a k e d , a b o u t 26
R e c ita tio n , M innie A n d e rso n .
w hich g av e th e room s a b e a u tifu l a c ro s s W, F . a n d D. C. P o w e ll's
as p ro m p te r in tlie q u a d rille s .
o r 30 la r g e lo a v e s a d ay .
D ialo g u e, L illia n
and
Be r t h a
ip p e a ra n c e . T h e tim e w as p le a s­ p lace, B. 1*. R e y n o ld 's fa rm , I). C.
O ne of th e m ost p le a s in g f e a tu r e s
In so m e of tlie t e n t s a s tr a n g e
an tly
p a s t w ith vocal an d in s tr u ­ F is h e r 's p lace a n d G eo rg e
of tlie e v e n in g w as th e fin e m u sic so rtk of p ip in g w a s h e a r d , re s e m h l-
W ill’s C o w p lan d .
m e n ta l m u sic,
g am es anil co n v er- p lace, w h ich w ill ta k e a b o u t tw o 1 R e c ita tio n , D o ro th y B enecke.
d is c o u rs e d by th e L a tto u r e ll o rc h e s - j ng th e fife o r flu te .
M en w e re
S ong, Mr. lto b is o n .
w as w eeks. R a ils h av e been la id fro m i
tat ion. An e le g a n t lu n ch eo n
t r a o f T ro u td a le .
so m e
s tu n d ln g a ro u n d in g ro u p s ,
R< c ita tio n L loyd A n d e rso n
served. T h e p a rty b ro k e u p a b o u t T ro u td a le to H a m ilto n 's. T h e crew
bar,
p e rf o rm in g
on tlie
tu r n in g
an d
11 o 'clo ck
an d
th e
g u e sts p ro ­ a re now m o v in g e a s tw a r d fro m St. ■ D ialo g u e, D o ro th y B e n eck e
EPW O R TH LEAGUE
so m e H inging a n d p la y in g a n d o th -
n o u n ce it a very p le a s a n t a ffa ir.
J o h n s a s fa s t a s tlie so rt o f w o rk F re d e H e rb e rt.
SOCIAL MEETING 1,18 a p p » re n tly tr y in g to tr ip th e
Me
in s t r u m e n t a l solo,
E d ith
T h o se p re s e n t w ere, M essrs, an d w ill alow . W h ile o u r li tt le b erg
j lig h t f a n ta s tic to e , m o s t of th e m in
M esdam cs
K a rd e ll,
D ow sett, E l- h a s been sile n tly sle e p in g fo r a few , K illip
s to c k in g o r h a re fe e t.
S ong, T lllia n C o w p lan d .
k in g to n , T o ep elm an , Nye, M esdaines p a s t y e a rs w e h av e n o t so so u n d ­
T h e E p w o rth
L eague
h e ld
its
T h e s e m en a r e h a p p y . T h e y w ork
L a u ra r e g u la r m o n th ly , so c ia l a n d b u st- t e n h o u r8
D u et, A lta W ilcox
and
d ay fo r 91.75 afld p ay
M err’U, D in g er, M isses A gnes I’a t ­ ly slu m b e re d h u t w h a t If re q u ire d ,
e n a u d e , V iola D in g er, D oris B loom , co u ld a ro u s e a n d be on o u r fe e t to D olph.
iiess m e e tin g n t th e h o m e o f Miss th e lr b o a rd . T h is c o sts th e m a b o u t
S om e lively b id d in g
w as
d o n e F lo re n c e
L illian C in d e r, Miss R u b le, M essrs. m e e t
B ro w n
S a tu r d a y n ig h t , 2 60 a w ee k — T h o s e w ho a r e sa v -
any
p ro p o s itio n
w h ere
L eslie, L ee anQ C has. M e rrill, Jo e we co u ld see it to be to o u r b en e­ w ith J. O. D olph a s a u c tio n e e r. T h e T h e new r e p o r t b la n k * h ad been re - , Ilg ,.a n lay by | 80 o r , 4U a n io n th .
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B aheneaude.
fit. W e now see th e o p p o rtu n ity , j c ro w n in g fe a t w as a b a s k e t fig h t celved a n d th e f i r s t r e p o r ts w e re glv
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LIVESTOCK BRINGS
New Room ing H ouse
sh o p s a lre a d y e s ta b lis h e d w ith an in j M rs W h itm o re . W hen J. W . T ow n- T h e n a m e s of s e v e ra l y o u n g p eo p le
VERY HIGH PRICES
s e p a r a te w ho d e s ire d to b eco m e m e m b e rs of
J o h n W a lk e r h a s re n te d th e D. c re a s in g pay ro ll, p ro p e rty in c re a s- : s e r e n te r e d th e rin g to
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Mrs.
C. R oss h o u se on F o u rth s tr e e t now in g in v alu e a n d th e firs t d e ta ils of
P o r tla n d ,
M arch
28.— P o r tla n d
L u n d sd o w n e , w ho is tiiird vice p re s ­
le a rly co m p leted a n d w ill co n d u c t th e e s ta b lis h m e n t of a c a n n in g fac­ w as d ra g g e d o u t of th e h all.
g a in e d c o n s id e ra b le p re s ta g e a s a
id e n t fo r th e S alem d is tr ic t L e a g u e ,
i ro o m in g h o u se th e r e in th e n e a r to ry to he lo cated h e re , w o rk ed o u t
liv e sto c k m a r k e t fro m th e re c e n t,
h a s w ritte n to e a c h L e a g u e In h e r
fu tu re . T h e h o u se is la th e d an d w ith th e e s ta b lis h m e n t o f a real
Hen Lays B ig E gg
F a t S tock show h e ld h e re .
N ot o n ­
d is tr ic t r e q u ,‘s tin g th e rn to c o lle c t as
p la ste re d a n e le c tric lig h t is placed e s ta te an d in s u ra n c e b u sin e ss by an
M rs. S. T. C row is q u lte a n e x ­
w a s th e
sh o w
a g re a t
su c­
m u ch m oney a s p o ss ib le
sen d to ly
n ev ery ro o m a n d th e w o o d w o rk is ex p erien ced m a n , w ho w ill cause
p e r t c h ic k e n r a is e r o r h e r h e n s r e ­
c
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it
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p
ric e
th e s u f fe rin g C h in ese.
leing fin ish e d in m ah o g a n y an d it b u sin ess to m ove alo n g in a way to
sp o n d to th e sp e c ia l c a re s h e gives
re c o r d s fo r sto c k
T h e s a le o f th e
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w as h eld la s t n ig h t to c o n s id e r bids
fo r g ra v e lin g R o b e rts a v e n u e from
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bid w ag th a t o f A aro n K n ig h to n
fo r 55 c e n ts a y a rd , h e fu r n is h in g
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w as re c o m m e n d e d by th e c o m m it­
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th e b id d er.
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is a
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th e Mt. H ood ro a d w ill c o -o p e ra te
w ith th e to w n , so fa r a s th e ir p ro p ­
e rty Isc o n cern ed , to m a k e of R ob­
e r t s a v e n u e a fin e th o r o u g h fa re .