Gresham outlook., May 12, 1911, Image 2

G
resham
*1 YY'K'K A W EEK
Fubll«h.-d every T uesday and Friday
at Gresham. Oregon.
II. L HT CI.AIR, Bdltor and Fubir
A It LYMAN, B usiness Manager
H u b a rrip tb in
Ita le -
O ne y e a r , 91 SO,
«lx m on th «, 76c;
tn r e e m o n th 's tr is
■uh«' r lp tlo n ,
60c
A d v e rtis in g .
R a t e « reason­
able.
Our repre­
sentative will call
I'lio n e
701.
"T h e Linotype
Way 1« the Way
that Win»."
Littered aa second-class
matter
March 3, m i l . al the post office al
Gr>-«ham, Oregon, under the act of
March 3, I X79
WILL
DAIRYING
PAY?
The reception to be given Friday
evening at 7:3 0 by the congregation
of the B aptist church in the Odd
Fellow» hall ahuuld not he over­
looked
T his la on e of the oppor-
' fun It It-» afforded for pastors and
people to become better acquaint­
ed
We ahoubl cu ltiv a te the social
<pirlt
If we do not, then learn to
enjoy each o th er’s society. Such
socials where people of differen t
classes can meet on a comm on
ground and to break down the har-
ilers between cliq u es and classes
..nil m ake it possible for the very
plainest and most common people,
be they respectable, to m eet their
more fortunate or better educated
neighbors In a friendly way Thus
we com e
to
understand
each
other better, learn to sym pathize
with each oth er more and each
learns to forgive and overlook the
faults and fa llin g s of others
Lei u h cu ltivate In’ Gresham
a
friendly spirit, get better acquainted
with those about us and th u s put
ou rselves In a position
where we
can be m utually helpful to
each
ot her.
It 1« estim ated that
the dairy
product»
In
the
United
S lates
am ount to alinoat one billion dollar»
a year. The demand
for
these
product» la unlim ited because they
IM l’KOl EMENT
IN
EGGS.
represent n ecessities of life. There
la poaltlve demand for Improvement
In som e parts of the w est, es­
In quality.
The old
tuberculoua pecially In Kansus. during lust su m ­
cow, the tum ble down
burn with mer, a campulgn for the Improve­
bay dual dropping down from ubove ment of farm eg g s w as carried on
filled wlih »team anil filth, the cow by the United S tates Departm ent o f
yard with mad a foot deep, the A griculture. It was
known
that
dirty handed, cureless m ilker, theae ' there
was enorm ous
loss form
a r e thing« of the past
They are spoiled and deteriorated
eg g s T his
Hynononioua with d isease and failure loss resulted from the
Ignorance,
We have learned that people to carelessn ess or Indifference of the
In- healthy mual have pure milk, farmer anil from the dilatory and
and that cow» to g ive pure milk unsatisfactory m ethods of m arket­
muat lie kept
under d e a n condi­ ing in vogue. T he actual money
tion«
They muat huve d e a n quar­ loss was suffered mulnly by
the
ter», right food In right proportion», farm er
pure water, pure air, plenty of ex
A report of th is prelim inary In­
crclae, anil
kind
and
ayatemlc vestigation wus published as C ircu­
care. They are not
so different lai4 140 of the bureau of anim al In­
from humuiihelngH In theae respects dus! ry.
Aliy tdd th in g will do for any old
The effo rts have so far been d i­
cow. but nut for our high bred Jer rected mulnly to education In belter
aeya, llo la ld n a , llrown Sw iss, etc m ethods, co-operation with egg buy­
The »nine care and cleanlneaa muat ers and »lute a u th orities, and exper­
follow the handling of the milk all im entation
The educational work
the way from the cow to the lipa
has been done by departm ent field
A cow la a beautiful anim al, ea men going am ong the farm ers and
peclully our thoroughbred
milch Impressing upon them the necessity
cow s, and will respond to the right <if keeping egg» Intended for m ar­
treatm ent quicker than any other keting In a cool, dry place and of
anim al. The cow la the moat uae- m arketing them frequently.
Inci­
ful dom estic anim al
Machinery dentally they huve given the farm ­
may take the place of the horae er» help w henever possible In the
The chicken
could
la< dispensed practical m anagem ent and breeding
with
Not ao the cow
The human of poultry.and have urged the k eep­
fam ily muat have the product! of ing of pure bred poultry.
the cow
The bureau sought and obtained
The great question with the d al-, tile co-operation of the egg buyer»
rymnn la thut of making the bus o f Kansus, and aa a result the "loaa-
Im aa pay. There are many thlnga off" or quality system of buying was
ngaluat him Just now
The
high brought Into use
lly th is system
price of land, esp ecially w ithin easy the had eg g s are rejected and only
«hipping d istan ce to the cities, the the good eg g s paid for.
high price of feed, the high price of
There Is no m easure which has
labor, Itlid the weeding out o f <11- such n d efin ite and
fur reuchlng
«ciiaed cow s by the tuberculin teat
Influence for the Im provem ent of
theae are diving litany out of the the com m ercial egg as the general
b u sin ess
adoption of thia system of buying
We b elieve the hope of the dairy­ and sellin g
The sta te food au th or­
men la In com bliiatloo eapedully In ities a lso co-operate by prosecuting
the form of co-operation
Thia la under exlalln g sla te law cases where
not simply for the purpose* of rais­ tiad eg g s ure sold
ing prices tint eq u alisin g prices The
In th e work o f In vestigation vari­
milk consum er pay» too much
The ous lots of eg g s were traced from
farmer or dairym an gets too little the lim e they were produced on the
Somebody get» a good rake off be­ farm until they reached the packing
tw een
It's up to the producer, In house* In order to d eterm ine the fac­
all line», to frees# out. a» It were, tors causing d eterioration and to
tin* middlem an
sluity how con d ition s of
handling
Many advan tages can come from and shipm ent may la* Improved
au< h a com bination
The standard
can tie raised. feed bought to better
Next Sunday Is Mothers' day as
ad van tage, profits now
going
to observed quite exten sively
In the
oth ers can la* retained, I o khc h call eastern and middle w estern sta tes
be avoided, each one call work for The custom
Is for men to wear
the Interests of all. and the many white carnations In honor of their
o u tsid e Interests of the business can m others, and for women to wear
la- promoted by an association
of bouquets If m other I» dead a black
men far better than by Individual» ribbon la wort' with the blossom
I'he m ovem ent I » celebrate Mothers*
alone
T here 1» need of Jusl the move day w as strated i i > the east about
th e dairym en are m aking In th is d i­ ten years ago
rection
and It 1» hom'd
auttable
< I I M I I I N Y T I O \ S I IIS» I t l D T I O X S
plana w ill be form ulated for a per­
D a ily
d r e g * m la a , o n e y r .
a tl im i
manent organisation
Sol
of
R o g e r*.
SpiM ina
t 'o u t t iiiia lb in o f f e r
Watch Cleveland
Addition Grow
Lots and acreage now on the
market.
and
O utliaik,
R e g u la r
Call and get first choice
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and
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and
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one year,
s e t a * - M e e k ly
S r in l- M e e k ly
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and O utlouk,
g3f IMI
J o a r a a l. re g
J o u rn a l
fo r o a r y e a r.
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and
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O w th u ik
Rugs
E d . W . A y ls w iir th , < b it liln g . S hoes.
W . H . Ila r lim e y c r , D r y G o o d s , ( ir u -
e e rle s .
R a n k o f Gresham, Jan.
E lklngton.
Pre«.; K. G. K ardell, ('ashler.
W
C.
li c i t , P h y s ic ia n a n d
All sizes ranging in price from $2.50 to $20.00
*
K . O . T M. No. 61— M eets first
Saturday and third Friday nights
Com , Ed Spath; R. K , W. Qula­
in berry.
FAIRVIEW GRANGE— F irst Sat
T his Hut is published free for the urd ay at 10 a ui and third Fri-
beneflt of our readers A dvertisers ja y nigh t, 8 p m Master. Cedric
nam es In boldface.
Stone; secretary, Roy Stone.
S u rg e o n
M. P. Illttn.-r, P h ysician a n d M urgeou
R. It . C a r ls o n , F u r n it u r e , U n d e r t a k ­
ing
Columbia Brick Yard,
A.
Klose.
Manager
Cooley Hi M iller, Gresbum Pool Hall
C. L. C renshaw, Plumber.
S. F. Crow. V eterinary Surgeon.
Carl Dahl. Slioc«liop.
R o I m i I D oane, C e m e n t W o rk « .
II A Darnall, Printing.
I*. C. E lliott, C leaning and Creasing
F. A. F lem ing, H orsedealer
Arthur F ieldhouse, Plasterer.
F W F ieldhouse, Jew elry Store.
TRUNKS AND SUIT CASES
Just received a shipment of trunks
and suit cases. If you are in need of
either of the above, don’t fail to look at
our line. W e can save you money.
ROCKWOOD GRANGE — Flrat
W ednesday at 8 p. m. and third
Saturday at 10 a m.
M aster, F
H. Crane; secretary' Viola L ovelace.
L. O T. M CHARITY HIVE No
3 8 - Meets second and fourth T hurs­
day afternoons
Com., Mrs
John
Brown; R. K , Mrs Mary Turner.
PLEASANT VALLEY GRANGE
No. 348-— M eets fourth Saturday at
Pleasant
Valley
hall.
H.
W.
Snashall, m aster; E. B utler, secre­
tary; Jen n ie Kronenberg, lecturer.
Try Our 20c Coffee
IT IS GOOD
D andelions are not a weed when
GRESHAM GRANGE No 270 m eets
the second Saturday of each month. found In the pasture, because th eir
Lecture hour from 2 to 3 Is open m edlcinal q u alities are very benefi-
F i r s t S ta te H a n k , A . M e y e r « , P re « .; to the public.
H. E. Davis, m aster;
C . J , L u n d q u is t, C a s h ie r .
Mrs. W. H. Bachm eyer, secretary.
rial to live stoca
Gibbs Bros . C ontractors
B ee-keeping, for those
Inclined
Ju«. (¿ o d d fe llo w , B la c k s m ith S ho p.
WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT, No.
G re « h n in O u tlo o k , P r in t in g .
202— Meets In Odd F ellow s
hall
G r e s h a m D ru g C o ., D ovvactt A P a te - second and fourth T uesdays 2 p m.
neaude.
Emma Manning, U. N ; H attie Wos-
Gresham Public and
High School tell, clerk.
Prof. G It. R obinson, Prln.
Henry G ullikson, Dray
>
FAIRVIEW LODGE No
W K. H am ilton, C ontractor and i
wZy- 92, A F A A. M R e g u -
Builder
lar m eetin gs Saturday night
II II Huxley, P ainter
on or before fu ll tnoon. Ma­
J. C. Heaaell, Farm Im plem ents
sonic Tem ple, T routdale
T W m . H o c k in s o n , L iv e r y B a r n .
A. FOX, Secretary
P a u l H o e tz e l, C ity llu k e r y .
T. It . H o v v ltt, M e a t M a r k e t .
M A ROSS POST No 41, G A
W H. Kurr, Contractor
It., anil W R C. No. 8. meet third
M D Kern. Lumber Yard
Saturday each month at G range hall,
M 1, Kent, Saloon
Gresham. D inner to all who at­
Slg K nighton, Barber
tend
Win B utler, com m ander Mrs
c a n tz A- Cook. P ainters
Mrs Henry
C . I I l a n e , Y g t. W a t k ln » ' R e m e d ie s . A nnie B ates, president.
Kane, secretary.
I , la-land. Livery and T ra n sfer..
Gust Larson. H arness Shop.
K C. L in d siy, Contractor
DAMASCUS CAMP.
No
7633,
E E Marshall, Farm Im plem ents
M W A
M eetings first anil third
Ben M athews, H orsedealer.
Saturday even in gs each m onth
at
McCarter A partm ent House, Mrs C. H azelwood's hall. Geo D allas, coun-
McCarter. Proprietor
selm au; Harry Roach, ch ief forester.
SI McCarter. Blacksm ith Shop
Mrs I McColl, P u atin lsticss
MODERN WOODMAN OF AMER­
Ford M etzger, Saloon
ICA. m eets In I. O. O. F h all first
Metzger Bros . G roceries
and third T uesdays of each month
Metzger Bros . C ontractors
V isiting m em bers w elcom e Emil G
Phone 3 6
Multnomah h C lackam as Mutual K ardell, Clerk
11 ||-||||IHIC ( u C R K e lle r , Mgr
t) W I* D epot, J M Johnson, Agt
GRESHAM REBEKAH
LODGE,
Dtl llro«.. D entists.
No 61 Meets In I. O O F
hall,
Eil Osborn, lllaeksiuR h Shop
second and fourth W ednesdays of
J C P eterson, Lumber Yard
each m onth
C hristine J
Cav-
Public Library. Ml«» A Culy, Llbr'u. anagh. N oble G rand,
Geo K eller,
Kamshy A O s w a ld , E e e d M ill.
Secretary
G r e s h a m Real E state
Co., D. M.
R o ls -rts , J o h n C o n le y .
GRESHAM
LODGE, No.
125.
It F R ollins. C onfectionery,
I O O F —1 Meets every Saturday
Sunday A R ill.
C ontractors
anil night In I O O F hall
W
11
Itu lid e r s .
Stanley, N oble Grand; Geo K eller.
E Schw isller, Milk Route
Secretary
Max Schneider, Photographer
Shattuck A L l n d a r y ,
l* > ,ia i» iiie iit
M ore.
Carl Shattuck. Lumber la r d
J. M S h o r t. P h y s ic ia n a n il S u rg i-o n .
It M S u n -lia ll. ll«-al V - liilc . l" -u c -
Third Street
aure.
Ed Sm ith, Veterinary Surgeon
Carroll 14. Sm ith, Real K stale,
Claude Sm ith, Motion Picture Show
E P Sm ith. Eastw ood N urseries
N e w f u m it u ie
N e w ly fin is h e d room s
that way. is certain ly a w ell paying
business, as there is less com petl-
tion In raising bees and producing
honey than in any oth er sid e line
of farm ing.
Transfer Barn
Dray Line and Express
Good rigs, good horses, prompt
service at all hours. Can make
drives and furnish driver to all
outlying points
A. Leland, Proprietor
M a in S t r e e t
Gresham, Oregon
Walker House
New Hotel
S m ith llr o « ., M .s s ls a w
M c r lln g A J o h n s to n .
N ew
Harry Wood, Barber
W F. W im h I . C lothing Salesm an
Mrs M Vogel. Millinery
W in a l. R e s t a u r a n t.
ATTENTION!
F a rm e rs
M u tu a l
ll i -f a a a o r iu tio n
egon.
In v ite s
It a v r
no
fa rm
D
We have just added to our Furniture
Department a nice line of
de­
p jg e
The
E v e n in g
Sole agents Warner’s Rust Proof Corsets, Black Cat and
Armor Plate Hose, Ferrgeson & McKenney's guaranteed
shirts, Peter's Shoes, Lorain and Real Estate Ranges, Amer­
ican Fence and Pheonix Paints.
of
ROCKWOOD I O O F. No. 213
<— M eets in Maccabee hall every
sig n a n d a r e d e s ir e d by e v e ry o n e . Thursday even in g
N. G., J
R
H' <• th e s p e c ia l o f fe r s I u
a u o th e r C avanaugh; secretary, J. H. Schram.
R o g e rs
g li.tm
gA.IH»
N o tic e s .
ROCKWOOD UNITED ARTISANS
No. 206 — M eets fourth Saturday
nigh t.
Master, Mrs R ich Tegart;
T h e O r e g o n ia n ,s te a spoons, m a d e secretary, H. H. Johnson.
t h it lo o k
E v e n in g T e le g r a m , r e g u la r
Ix « lg c
DEALERS IN “GOODS OF QUALITY”
w is h to t a k e b o ll* c ity d a lly a n d t i n t
g l.A U
fo r on e ye ar
B o r in g M E.— Preaching 11 a. m
each Sunday; 8 p m altern ate Sun­
days
Sunday school 10 a i n , in
charge of Harry Beckford Epworth
L eague 7 p m. Rev. A. B Calder,
pastor.
Shattuck & Lindsey
p a p e r.
R oy M
M e e k ly O r e g o n ia n , r e g u la r
GRESHAM BETHEL BAPTIST—
Sunday services— Sabbath school at
10 a. m , preaching at H a w and
7 :3 0 p. m
Prayer m eeting
each
W ednesday even in g at 7 :3 0 p m
F. M B urtcb, Pastor.
a«
V-
in d u c e m e n ts p o s s ib le to p e rs o n s w h o
S u n d ay
I yr.
Church Notice«.
TROUTDALE M E — Services
each Sunday at 11 a m
Sunday
school at
10 a. m
C. C. Coop,
pastor. P. 11 Nash, S. 3 Supt.
FAIRVIEW UNITED ARTISANS
No. 178— Flrat Saturday
evening
T h e O u tlo o k lia s m a d e «p*-cial a r ­ and third Saturday even in g Is so­
Master, E E H eslin;
rangem ents so I t c a n o f f e r th e b est cial evening
secretary, F . H. Crane.
W o s te ll A C o ., tin s -e r le s .
M rs . H o trt. W a lk e r ,
O r e g o n ia n . AM IM» W a lk e r H o u s e ,
P r o p r ie to r .
S et o f R o g e rs M |»«i» »
g*J AO
J. J. W is b -a g e . Plum ber.
D a lly
M e e k ly
Lots $150 to $250. Acre­
age $500 to $750. 25
per cent down, 3 per cent
per month.
Don't gu ess on the am ount of m a­
terial you are using. M easure It all
Cement work that la to m eet con ­
siderable strain should be w ell re­
inforced with barbed wire.
Cement work expands and con ­
tracts In about the sam e ratio aa Iron
or steel and in close work the sam e
allow ance should he m ade
•
A thin slush of pure cem ent ap
piled with a plasterer's trow el m akes
a good coating to g iv e a cistern,
cave or cellar wall. Two coats
ought to be used on w ells and cis­
terns
W oven-w ire fencing Is a good ma­
terial to use In reinforcing cem ent
where a large am ount of work is
being done.— M issouri R urallst.
Hardware.
g ii.A (l
Mrs Fritz Stoker. R estaurant
I . A4* Thom as Bros . P ainters
Earl Thom pson. Electrician
Thumpaon A Pugh. Real E state.
SUMS»
Thorne A Mngnson, Woodsaw
g o (Hl
E E Tishl. Painter.
Som ething should la* done to have O u t lo o k , o n e y r .
the young pig» get plenty o f exer
R e g u la r p r ic e
else.
I
P o in te r « o n t e m e u t W o r k .
THIS ME.YNM YOU Y.Ml ME.
O utlo o k
ua.
a ll
T ill»
E ir e
B e­
P o r tla n d .
O r­
fa rm e rs
In s u r a n c e
b u ild in g s Io
e h ro p e M
Il
of
ou
A m e r i c a n P la n
R ates G iv e n on A p p lic a tio n
M rs,
K o b t.
W a lk e r ,
City
Bakery
Paul Hoetzel, Prop.
who
w it h
la
live
In s u re s o n ly c o u n try
has
over
ance
In
fo rc e .
p n q w rty
*.< i n h i . ih m i
In s u r ­
Write or phone.
H M
1>>H 1 1.1. Urea
The Farm ers Mutual F ire R elief
A asocial Ion
Gresham R oute No 3 Phone 7 4
Notary Public
Heel Estate
:
something more than ma- J
terials. You b u y exper­
ience, good judgment, and
i n t e l l i g e n t co-operation
with your own plans and
ideas.
Is your plumbing thor­
oughly sanitary and up to-
date ? If not, our estimates
on installing *jtasdaa«r fix­
tures will interest you.
J. J. Wodaege
Phone 648
Carlson Bldg
P rop.
GRESHAM FEED & CHOP MILL
R a m s b y & O s w a ld , P rop».
Grinding
Done
Every
Day
Good supply of mill ¿tuff,
feed, bran, shorts, etc. Land
plaster, Highest price paid
for oats. Call and see us.
BEST BREAD
a n d « a fe s l In (h e M a le ,
and
«<»^ £ £ ¿ 5 ;
cause you buy
( h e ir
In s n r e
a * « o c la ( Io n
p e o p le
you buy our
¡ilumbiqg b e -
on the Market. I reah Every
l\,v
Horses for Sale
H I U I
Pies, Cakes and
Other Pasten’
Main St„ Gresham
Off
D ll
Il 1
IW Ui.H T
I K .H T
w ill Call for horses or T eam s
F Y. FLEMING
T ransfer Barn
H u R h KS
l» ffx RII*TIOAS
AM I .<401.1*
on
request
GKKMH YM. Ol
T elephone 611