Gresham outlook., May 16, 1911, Image 1

G resham O utlook
TW
ICE a week
VOL I. NO. 22
NT. HOOD LINE
Employees Given T rip to San­
dy River With Picnic D in­
ner and Games.
The Mt. Hood R aily ay a n d P o w e r
company is s u e d .its firs t tr a n s p o r t a -
twn tickets w hen it g a v e p a s s e s to
,,i employes from O re sh a in to th e
big- Sandy bridge la s t S u n d a y . T h is
wai the first p a ss e n g e r t r a i n to ru n
over the line an d c o n s is te d o f e n ­
gine No. 1 and th r e e f la t c a r s b eau -
ufully decorated w ith b ra n c h e s of
Vees and the c o m p a n y 's
n a m e in
large letters. T e m p o ra ry s e a ts w ere
arranged for th e a c c o m m o d a tio n of
the passengers.
This outing w as an in v ita tio n a f ­
fair by the ra ilro a d c o m p a n y to its
employes.
In v ita tio n s
b e in g
is­
sued to all tra c k
and
o v e rs e e rs ,
blacksmiths, p u m p e rs, p a in te r s , c a r ­
penters and tr a n s p o r ta tio n c re w s,
steam shovel m en, c le r k s in o ffic e
ol superintendent of c o n s tru c tio n
civil engineers a n d s u rv e y in g c re w s,
shout loo in all fro m G re s h a m , In ­
cluding th eir w ives, s w e e th e a r ts a n d
children, also a b o u t ,100 o ffic e e m ­
ployes from th e c o m p a n y ’s o ffic e s in
the Lewis b u ild in g in P o r tla n d
in ­
vited by Mr. E rn s b u r g e r, w h o w ith
his wife, accom panied th e p a rty .
T. A. Lawson, s u p e r in te n d e n t of
construction, w as
m a s te r o f c e r e ­
monies, and was a s s is te d by th e fo l­
lowing com m ittees:
Committee on a r r a n g e m e n ts , Is-
ham, Tuggle, W a g n e r, M o rris, N el­
son, Dixon ond A ntes.
Reception c o m m itte e , B e n n e t, W il
lianis, Evans, P a r r o tt, I ta d c liffe a n d
Stott.
Committee on g a m e s, E llio tt, C o r­
rell, Moultoil, G re g o ry ,
T ru d g re n ,
Ferris, Drake, M elvin, P ic k e t t, a n d
Gaffney.
The party from P o r tla n d a r r iv e d
at 9:45 a m. an d to g e th e r w ith th e
Gresham em ployes
le f t
on
th e
special train
fo r
B ig
Sandy a t
10:15. The tra c k is o n ly c o m p le t­
ed to that point at p re s e n t d u e to
the necessity of w a itin g fo r c o m p le ­
tion of the bridge. M any o f th e s e
people had never been o u t in
th i s
country before an d w e re d e lig h te d
at the beauty of th e
s c e n e ry a n d
the grandeur of th e c o u n try .
After a sh o rt s ta y a t t h e
riv e r
the train re tu rn e d to I.u s te d H ill,
near the C resw ell fa r m , w h e re
a
gamAof ball w as ca lle d a t 1 o 'c lo c k
between th e G resham e m p lo y e s a n d
the Portland em p lo y es, th e fo r m e r
being designated T h e M t. H ood R. R
and Power Co. H o t F o o ts a n d th e
latter. The Mt. H ood R. R. a n d Co
Silk Stockings. F o r w a n t o f tim e
the game was c o n fin ed to fiv e in n ­
ings and resu lted in a sc o re o f 5 to
1 in favor of th e S ilk
S to c k in g s.
Supt. Lawson, w ho a c te d a s u m p ire ,
came in for th e u s u a l s h a r e o f k ic k s
and was falsely acc u se d o f sh o w in g
Partiality to th e P o r tla n d b o y s b e ­
cause they w ere v is ito rs, a ll good
naturedly, how ever.
In addition to th e b a s k e t lu n c h e s
brought by th e em p lo y e s th e
ra il
road company fu rn is h e d fr e e le m o n ­
ade, ice cream an d coffee.
A brakem an on th e lin e , w h o w as
formerly a p e a n u t v e n d e r, C.
H
Gaffney, created c o n s id e ra b le m e r ri-
ntent selling h is w ares.
E sp e c ia l
care was ta k e n by th e tr a i n crew
avoid any a c c id e n ts. A t
3 :1 5
P m the tra in le ft
L n s te d s
fo r
Greaham w here m any to o k th e O. W .
P cars for P o rtla n d , w h ile o th e r s
topped off a t P le a s a n t H o m e an d
the G range H all e n jo y e d
th e m -
* ''* • until th e
re tu rn
of
th e
tain with speeches a n d m u sic. T h ey
'fturned to G resh am a b o u t 6 p. m.
Tb:s outing w as g iv e n
by
th e
G|i.pany for a tw o fold p u rp o s e , as
'* Pleasure trip an d as a n o p p o rtu n i-
1 'o fam iliarize all e m p lo y e s w ith
b* country, th e lin e a n d c o n to u r
of kradeg. a lg 8afe to Bay t h a t
one had a th o r o u g h ly e n jo y -
* ie tlnte
Many p ic tu re s w e re ta k -
0 by a local p h o to g r a p h e r, so m e o f
be
highly
The company e x p e c ts to h e a b le
crovg th e S andy b rid g e w ith Its
j^cnianent track by th e 2 0 th . I-a it
w
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Phone 701
CRt-SHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAY 16, 1911
first excursion
*'!l *H1 no d oubt
>ril*d In the future.
“Ever at Your Service”
$ 1 .5 0 PER YEAR
BAPTIST PASTOR
OPENING RECEPTION
MRS. HILL TELLS OF
quick capture
MADE WELCOME
GIVEN BY CLUB HOME MISSIONARY WORK
OF BOLD FORGER
A very p leasan t and ap p ro p riate
re c e p tio n w as given th e new p a sto r
o f th e B eth el B aptist ch u rch , Rev
F . M. B u rtc h , an d fam ily, at the
O dd
F ello w s h all F rid a y
nigh-
T h e re w ere ab o u t lo o p erso n s p res­
e n t.
Mr. H o llid ay an n o u n ced th e n u m ­
b e rs o n th e
p ro g ram
S hort a d ­
d re s s e s w ere given by Rev J. F
D u n lo p , H. L St. C lair, and A R
L y m an . Rev. F. M. B urtch m ade at:
a p p ro p r ia te resp o n se
T h ere w ere
s e v e ra l
m u sical
num b ers.
Mrs
B essie M athew s and Miss G race lies-
The G resham D istrict C om m ercial
d u b will give an opening recep tio n
in th e ir new h all next F rid a y n ig h t.
I he hall hag been p ain ted th r o u g h ­
out, seated w ith c h airs an d a very
neat
stag e lias been b u ilt w hich
m akes ttie hall q u ite a ttra c tiv e .
1 he e n te r ta in m e n t co m m ittee h as
a rta n g e d to r a public o p en in g . May
■ uh
I he an n o u n cem en t th a t C. C.
C hapm an and \\
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C o tto n w ill
speak should in te re st every citizen
in th is p a rt of th e co u n ty . Mr
H‘‘Bp“ a n U 8‘>cr,',ar>
‘ he O reg o n
D evelopm ent L eague and a m an of
a ffa irs
He is a very b rig h t, in te r-
estin g speaker. T his w ill be
his
first visit to G resham
C itizen s of
G resham alw ays extend a
h e a rty
welcome to \\ \\
C otton.
The club ex ten d s a co rd ial ln v ita -
tlo n to men and th e ir lad ies both
tow n and In t’h e'co u n T ry su r
rounding.
rounding, The pro g ram is as fol
Mrs H ill of New Y ork, N a tio n a l
F ield S e cretary fo r th e L a d ie s' Mis­
sio n ary society
of
th e
M.
E
ch u rc h sp en t S u n d ay a fte rn o o n a n d
ev en in g in G resh am . As a n n o u n c e d
p rev iously s h e sp o k e In th e M. E
ch u rc h In th e a fte rn o o n ,
to
th e
L eag u e at 7 :3 0 a n d a t th e r e g u la r
c h u rc h serv ice ut 8 :0 0 .
Mrs. H ill
lias
a p leasin g
a p p e a ra n c e
an d
m ak es h er s ta te m e n ts a n d p re s e n ts
h er a rg u m e n ts In such a p la in , c le a r
and fo rcefu l w ay th a t n one can very
well d o u b t th e tr u th of w h at sh e
say s o r fail to see th e need o f such
e ffo rt as is b ein g put fo rth by th is
o rg a n iz a tio n . At th e L ea g u e sh e
c o n g ra tu la te d th e yo u n g people on
th e fact th a t th e y
b elo n g ed
to
su ch a g reat a rm y of y o u n g people
en liste d in th e w ork of C h rist an d
en co u rag ed th e m by
c a llin g a tte n -
tio n to th e fact th a t
th ey w ere not
alorie, but only a p a rt of a g re a t
lows:
host w ho a re p u rs u in g th e sam e
P iano d u et, Mrs.
S terlin g
a n d s tu d ie s an d w o rk in g
to w a rd
th e
Mrs A lbertson
sam e end.
A ddress of W elcome, A. M eyers
T h e ev en in g se rv ice w as a tte n d e d
presid en t G resham C om m ercial club, by a la rg e an d In te re s te d a u d ie n c e .
A s e rie s o f bold fo rg e rie s w e re
c o m m itte d la s t T h u rs d a y a n d F r i ­
day w h en a s t r a n g e r
p assed
o ff
th r e e
fo rg e d c h e c k s
on G re sh a m
b u sin e ss firm s , to ta lin g $42. T h ese
c h e c k s w ere d ra w n on L ad d A- T ll-
d o n ’s h a n k o f P o r tla n d a n d sig n ed
a n d e n d o rs e d by o n e E rn e s t P a rk e r ,
T h e f o r g e r re p r e s e n te d h im se lf as
th e son of a M rs P a r k e r , w ho liv es
dow n th e lin e b e tw e e n G re sh a m and
P o rtla n d , o rd e re d g o o d s to he de-
in pay-
liv e re d an d o ffe re d ch eek
lils
th e n
tr a n s f e r r e d
m en t.
He
he
to
S an d y
w hen
o p e ra tio n s
on
p assed se v e ra l c h e c k s d ra w n
of
d if f e r e n t b a n k s, h ire d a liv ery
D o n a h u e 's b a rn a n d w ith a re v o lv e r
p u rc h a s e d of a b a r te n d e r w ith
a
fo rg e d ch eck m a d e a d a sh fo r Ilor-
(ng. M ean w h ile
h is
v ic tim s
in
S an d y c o m p a re d c h e c k s, p h o n e d to
P o rtla n d a n d fo u n d
checks
w ere
w o rth le s s
D eputy S h e riff E m m e tt D o n ah u e
w as n o tifie d a n d w h en he d ro v e In to
th e liv e ry s ta b le a t B o rin g P a r k e r
w as s u r p ris e d a n d ta k e n lu c u sto d y .
He w us ta k e n h ack to S an d y w h e re
T h e m usic fu rn is h e d by th e c h o ir
an d th e Q ueen E s th e r C ircle w as
m uch a p p re c ia te d and Mrs. H ill's
a d d re s s w as liste n e d to a tte n tiv e ly .
Mrs H ill sp o k e la rg e ly of th e g re a t
need of such w ork and o u tlin e d th e
w ork d o n e lu dlf-
A lask a,
San
fe re n t lo c a litie s as
th e
Mexico, an d
F ran cisco , New
w ork am o n g th e n e g ro e s a n d poor
w h ites In th e so u ith
th , (h e vast fo r­
Y ork am i
□f New
eig n p o p u la tio n of
w ork
th e
The
executive
board
of th e o t h e r - c itie s a n d also
W om an's H ome M issionary society am o n g th e .Mormons in U tah. S he
of O regon m et y esterday in P o rtla n d show ed iu e ach caee how vast w as
an d purchased p roperty in th a t city th e field a n d how g re a t th e o p p o r-
in which to estab lish a hom e fo r tu n lty , sh e sh o w ed w h a t c o u ld he
th e ir w orkers, p rep arato ry to
th e and o ften Is a c c o m p lish e d in m any
com m encem ent of se ttle m e n t w ork in sta n c e s w ith th e c ru d e s t m a te ria l
and th e estab lish m en t of a hom e fo r and how o fte n th o s e
w ho receiv e
poor w orking g irls who receive ai- help from th e sch o o ls e s ta b lis h e d
by th is so ciety a r e fo re m o st In th e
m ost n o th in g for th e ir w ork
M. E Lee, a business m an in w ork of h e lp in g th e ir ow n people.
Mrs. H ill e m p h a s iz e d th e fa c t th a t
P o rtla n d , co n trib u ted $ 1,000 to th is
w ork y esterd ay and w ith te a rs <n th e ir w ork w as la rg e ly to h e lp d e ­
g ir ls
and
his eyes said, We m ust save th e fe n seless a n d In n o c e n t
g irls.
P ublic sen tim en t
h a s been h e lp le ss c h ild re n w ho th r o u g h
no
aro u sed by th e story b ro u g h t out rt- fa u lt of th e ir ow n w ere h o rn in pov-
cently of a g irl w ho was receiving e rty an d re a re d in ig n o ra n c e ,
so sm all pay th at she
starv ed
to
S u rely a w ork of th is c h a r a c te r
d eath . Many g irls in th< city of d ese rv e s th e e a rn e s t c o n s id e ra tio n
P o rtla n d a re in th e sam e position, a n d fin a n c ia l su p p o rt of ev ery loyal
and th e society has d eterm ined to A m erican citizen .
M rs H ill is well in fo rm e d
and
do all In its pow er to a lte r condl-
th o s e w ho h e a rd h e r c a n n o t
hut
‘ tons
feel th a t h e r h e a rt is in h e r w ork
P rize fo r C h ild ren .
a n d w h a te v e r sh e d o es is d o n e from
T he prize contest for poster <le- p Ure m o tiv es a n d tr u e love fo r th e
sig n s fo r u se by th e O regon dele- h e lp le ss v ic tim s of a v a ric e ,
Ignor-
g atio n a t th e N ational E d u catio n al a n ce and p o v erty .
asso ciatio n convention at San F ran
cisco is announced by th e P o rtlan d
L a st S a tu rd a y a p a rly of y o u n g
C om m ercial club for school
d ill- p eo p le from P o rtla n d e n jo y e d
an
d ren of th e sta te
T he p o sters will a u to ‘ s tr a w '' rid e , co m in g out to
be 18x25 inches, in tw o colors, and G re sh a m , ta k in g th e ir lu n ch a t th e
one set of prizes of $5, $3 and $2 h o m e of H H. C loyes. T h e le a d e r
will be offered for th e t ree best o f th e p a rty a n d o rg ln a to r o f th e
d esig n s su b m itted by p upils of P o rt- u n iq u e p la n w as Miss E d n a H atch-
land schools and sim ilar prizes will t r , d a u g h te r o f J. H. B a tc h e r of th e
O ne
of
go to p upils o u tsid e th is city. T he S c h a w -B a tc h e r co m pany.
p o sters should be on heavy over th e big w h ite a u to tr u c k s w as used
p aper and any legend may lie used T h e tr ip o u t w as m ade la te in th e
to boost O regon. C ontest will «lose a fte rn o o n an d th e re tu r n by m oon­
lig h t.
Ju n e 15.
he w as id e n tifie d a n d o rd e r e d
by
th e J u s tic e to be ta k e n to O reg o n ,
c it y ja il.
-
sel re n d e re d p ian o solos
Mrs. El-
k in g to n an d Miss H essel san g a
d u e t. M iss M innie L aw rence sang
a so lo . M a rjo rie H olliday gave a
re c ita tio n . All of th e se were much
a p p re c ia te d by th e au d ien ce
A fin e sp read had been p repared
by th e la d ie s a n d th is also was ap-
p r e d a t e d an d w ell disposed of.
R ev. Mr. B u rtch is a young m an,
w ith good e x p erien ce in th e w ork,
a n d h a s th e fa ith an d co u rag e to
w in. H e is well su p p o rte d by Mrs
B u rtc h w ho is an e n erg etic w o rk er
T h ey a re given a co rd ial welcome
A ddress, C. C. C hapm an.
to th e c h u rc h and com m unity and
L adies' q u a rte t,
M isses
D avis
w ith th e rig h t kind of assistan ce on M athews, M iller and R obertson.
th e p a r t o f-a ll th e people th e ir work
A ddress. W. W. C otton.
c a n n o t fail to he of la stin g benefit
Solo, W. H Bachm eyer.
Closing ad d ress, A. Meyers.
WILL H. CONGDON
WILL BEGIN
TELLS OF HIS TRAVELS
SETTLEMENT WORK
Mr. an d M rs Win. Congdon re-
tu r n e d F rid a y ev en in g from a two
w e e k s ’ tr ip th ro u g h W ash in g to n and
B ritis h C olum bia w here they
v lsite d w ith th e ir d a u g h te r a t Van­
c o u v e r an d W e stm in ster, B. C. Mr.
C ongdon
re p o rts th in g s
boom ing,
am o n g o th e r th in g s he m entio n ed a
sa w m ill w hich p u ts o u t h alf a m il­
lio n fe e t of lu m b e r p er day, sh ip ­
p in g so m e o f its p ro d u ct even to
A u s tr a lia . A t W e stm in ste r a steel
p la n t is to he b u ilt w hich will em ­
ploy 10,000 m en and cost $¿0,009,-
000. T h e C an ad ian P acific railw ay
h a s a tr a c t fo u r m iles sq u a re on
w h ich its te rm in a l b u ild in g s will be
e re c te d
an d
tr a c ts laid .
W hile
th e r e h e saw a fish in g vessel come
In w ith o v e r 1 00,000 p o u n d s of ball-
h u t on b o a rd , th is, h o w ev er, w as on-
ly a b o u t o n e -th ird of th e size of th e
lo a d s b ro u g h t in by such vessels
R e tu rn in g , th ey to o k th e P rin cess
A d e la d e to V an co u v er, w h ere they
w e re m e t by a band but soon d is­
co v e re d
th a t th ey w ere not
th e
cau se
o f th e ce le b ra tio n .
They
w e n t fro m V an co u v er to S e a ttle and
T a c o m a by b oat co m in g th ro u g h th e
b e a u tifu l s t r a it s o f
Ju an
De
F u c a , p a st th e g re a t g o v ern m en t
fo r tre s s e s , w hich sta n d as a w arn ­
in g to th o s e w ho would- a tta c k th e
c itie s w ith in .
Mr. C ongdon
re p o r ts veg etatio n
th r e e o r fo u r w eeks b ehind O regon
a n d th in k s S e a ttle r a th e r d u ll. He
sa y s th a t th e tw o c itie s of B ritish
C o lu m b ia , V an co u v er and W estm in ­
s t e r h av e a p o p u la tio n respectively
o f 3 0 ,0 0 0 an d 15,000. They
a re
g ro w in g ra p id ly , fillin g up w ith new
In d u s trie s a n d h ave a rich a g ricu l-
U v e A cres fo r Hale
tu r a l reg io n a d ja c e n t. Some lan d s By ow ner, three a r t a h alf unies
b e in g p riced as hig h as »25.000 p er e a st
G resh am . In high s ta te of
and a h alf acres
ac re .
in fru it and berries, balance open
, good house,
b a in , appi-
H e th in k s th e o u tlo o k for _ _ P o rt-
. u —
c r f z .r a c r e
la n d to becom e th e first city on th e houge, tw o w ells, th reen *»u a r " ' r'
N ew
H o t e l a t S n in ly .
M rs E. M D o u g las h a s opened
th e Mt. H ood H otel a n d R e s ta u r a n t
a t S an d y , O reg o n .
C h ick en
d ln -
n e ra w ill he se rv ed e ach S u n d ay and
lh r o u g h th e w eek w hen
o rd e re d
M eals, 25c and up.
Bed®, 25c to
76c. Mrs. D o u g las h a s a g a ra g e in
co n n e c tio n a n d sp ecial a tte n tio n w ill
be g iven
| vt,n a u to
t „ m
nio
o b b ile
llr p a rtie s
Phone
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W A N T E D »500 on 5 a c re s , a t
7 p e r c e n t, fro m
p riv a te
p arty
P ro p e rty close to G resh am . A d d ress
C S, c a re O u tlo o k
RACE TRACE LOOKS
NEARER THAN EVER
I t now lo o k s u s If th e tim e w as
n e a r a t h a n d w hen it c a n be a n ­
n o u n ced d e fin ite ly th a t a ra c e tr a c k
a n d a cle a n in te r e s tin g p ro g ra m of
ra c e s w ill be c o n d u c te d in c o n n e c ­
tio n w ith th e G ra n g e F a ir a t G re s h ­
am . A few d e ta ils re m a in to he a r ­
ra n g e d b u t it is p r a c tic a lly In sig h t.
A t a re c e n t m e e tin g of th e R iv e r­
sid e D riv in g d u b th e m a tte r
w as
c o n sid e re d a n d th e c lu b
v o ted
to
g ive $500 to w a rd s th e p ro je c t. T h is
leav e s u h o u t $ 1 ,0 0 0 to be
ra ise d
o u ts id e . S om e m e m b e rs o f th e clu b
a n d c itiz e n s o f th is se c tio n
huve
p ro m ise d v a ry in g a m o u n ts . It only
re m a in s fo r a few o th e r s to d o th e
sa m e w hen it is b eliev ed a ll o th e r
n eed ed a r r a n g e m e n ts can he q u ick ly
m ad e und th e tr u c k put ill s h a p e for
a F o u r th o f J u ly p ro g ra m of s p o r ts
Iiail
w hich w ill e c lip se a n y th in g e v e r
in sid e o f th e c ity .
A m ong th o s e on th e c o m m itte e
of th e d u b to f u r th e r th e m a tte r
a re G. K . H o w ltt, T. R. H o w ltt,
C h as C le v e la n d , J. J K a d d e rly and
O. J . B row n.
If th is c a n lie c a rr ie d th r o u g h it
is p ro p o sed t h a t a big F o u r th of
J u ly c e le b ra tio n he h e ld , a n d
an
effo rt m ade
to
c le a r up a t least
$500 fo r th e b e n e fit of th e
F a ir
a s s o c ia tio n .
If s o m e th in g
of th is
k in d is not d o n e th e a ss o c ia tio n w ill
he g re a tly h a m p e re d fo r w a n t
of
be
fu n d s
T h is e x tr a h elp
w ill
g r a n ts
n eed ed even If th e c o u n ty
w hich
th e a p p ro p r ia tio n of $500
h a s been a sk e d .
_
niil(, f r„ „ i county road.
Section Line which
will be
opt,ne)j
____ __ | n n e a r fu tu re
Good
° ° d roai1
road
In to place, tw o m iles to cliurch.600
y a rd s to school house
Plow, b ar-
row c u ltiv a to r and o th e r tools go
w ith place. P rice.
$2.500
cash.
R hone G resham 136
or
ad d ress
T ro u td a le , G. W. A L d-r.
R e g a tta a n d M arine P ar.. «
P la n n e d .
T h e S e c re ta ry
of th e
D e p a rt­
m e n t o f C o m m erce an d L ab o r h as is­
su ed a n o rd e r g o v ern in g th e co n tro l
o f th e C o lu m b ia riv e r fo r th e A sto r­
ia C e n te n n ia l c e le b ra tio n , A ugust 1
to S e p te m b e r 9 an d th e r e g a tta and
m a rin e p a ra d e s
T h is c le a rs th e
w ay f o r p ro p e r p o licin g o f th e Col-
- - i b t a riv e r d u rin g th e C en ten n ial
casent ial
c e le b ra tio n w hich Is very
n o tw ith s ta n d in g th e fact th a
r iv e r In fro n t o f A sto ria Is at le a «
.1« m ile s w ide an d g ra d u a lly w idens
h ere It em p ties Into
to te n m iles
m lles belaw T h e re
th e o cean a few
ste a m e rs
w ilt be th o u s a n d s o f b o ats
a n d w a te r e ra ft on th e riv e r d u rin g
th e C e n te n n ia l an d th e g o v ern m en t
a necessary
h a s d eem ed th e above
p re c a u tio n fo r th e ir safety.
W A N T E D B lack L a n g sh a n eg g s
Hl I IPs LS AND CDUH p o l l S A IJi.
Mrs. J . O.
R obison,
One m atch ed team , hay horses, fo r se ttin g .
I years. I It. 1, box 100, T ro u td a le , O re. 22
w eight. 2900; age, 8 and 1
w eight.
One black g elding 4 year«:
1200; o n e hay filly 5 y ears; w eight
PA .1TU KE— C a ttle w a n te d to pas
In q u ire of B W itte r, G re sh ­
1250. Ten firs t class m ilch cows, tu r e .
on
th e s e
27
a m , O regon
P h o n e 383.
W ill m ak e special price
cows to any o n e who can han d le th e
e n tire lot. o r will sell any n u m b er
F O R S A L E — S in g le s e a te d one
tu b ercu lin
T hese cow s have been
h o rs e
buggy,
a n d sin g le d riv in g
G resham ,
tested
D. F.
T alb o t,
h a rn e s s M rs J A S te p h e n s , P leas
ant
H om e
P o sto ffic e G resh am ,
phone 528.
It 2
”
|> H IDE.
II
th e P erch ero n stallio n .
.
kn<>w> (n G resham and vicin ity , will
LOST — F e m a le
S cotch C o llie .;
b lack a n d
ta n . w h ite c o lla r an 1
mafce , he ^ a s o n a> fo llo w .
M onday, a t livery h art, a t . an y b re a s t. Nairn d Topsy N otify It F
D o n a h u e s W a | lerBi G re sh a m H e ig h ts o r p h o n e
F
T ue„ , a y . a t K
F O R SALK Good
h o u se
and
la rg e lot
On p rin c ip a l at re e t, close
In, G resh am
V ery low
A d d ress
R 6, c a re O u tlo o k .
_______
Second Meeting I leld Saturday;
Constitution and By-Laws
Considered.
T h e seco n d m e e tin g o f th e ila lry -
an d
m en o f e a s te r n
M u ltn o m a h
w as
n o r th e r n C lu c k a m a s c o u n tie s
c lu b
h e ld iu th e new' C o m m e rc ia l
h all a t G re sh a m S a tu r d a y a fte rn o o n .
T h e re w e re a b o u t 50 p re s e n t.
A fte r a few w o rd s of w elcom e by
A. M eyers, p re s id e n t o f th e C om ­
m e rc ia l cln li C. K. F r itz w as ch o sen
a s te m p o ra r y c h a ir m a n a n d T heo.
B ru g g e r a s te m p o ra r y s e c re ta ry .
T h e c o m m itte e a p p o in te d a t th e
last m e e tin g h ad p re p a re d a d r a f t
of a c o n s titu tio n a n d b y -law s w hich
w as re a d by th e s e c r e ta ry . T h e re
w as c o n s id e ra b le
d is c u ssio n
over
so m e p o in ts a n d a few c h a n g e s w ere
m ade. T h e fin a l a d o p tio n
o f th e
c o n s titu tio n a n d b y -law s w as left fo r
a f u t u r e m e e tin g .
It w as d ecid e d
to h a v e th e p ro p o sed fo rm c a re fu lly
g o n e o v e r by u c o m p e te n t leg al a u ­
th o r ity t h a t it m ig h t be m a d e to
c o n fo rm in all re s p e c ts to th e law s
o f th e s ta te .
T h e n a m e d e c id e d u p o n w as, O r­
eg o n D airy P ro d u c e a ss o c ia tio n .
T h e re w as p e rf e c t u n a n im ity in
th e m e e tin g a n d a te n d e n c y sh o w n
to g e t r ig h t d ow n to b u sin e ss. T h e
Issu es Involved a n d th e re a s o n s fo r
su ch a n a s s o c ia tio n w ere fe lt to he
v ita l u n d u rg e n t.
It w as su g g e s te d th a t th e y
hud
only a g re e d u p o n a w o rk in g b asis
an d m any d e ta ils w ould he a r r a n g e d
fo r in th e fu tu re .
A b o u t 30 n a m e s w e re sig n e d a t
th e f ir s t m e e tin g a n d 17 new o n e s
w e re a d d e d on F r id a y , e ach p a y in g
25 c e n ts to d e fra y e x p en ses.
It w as d ecid ed to m eet S a tu rd a y
a fte rn o o n . May 2 7 th a t th e sa m e
p lace anil c o m p le te th e o rg a n iz a ­
tio n .
T h e p ro p o sed co n st Hut Ion an d by­
law s a r e p rin te d In tills issu e of Die
O ut look
L is t o f L e tte rs ,
T h e fo llo w in g list o f lo tte r s re ­
m ain u n c a lle d fo r in th e G re a h a m
. . . . . . .
,
,,
p o sto ffic e fo r th e w eek e n d in g Muy
1911:
1 3 t h , ------
G e n tle m e n — I. E B oyle, S ch u y l-
e r M B e n n e tt, W llla rd S m ith , Ju c k
H. A.
M o ffa tt, C has. B. M cC lure,
J o rg a n s e n .
L a d le s — M rs. Q ra ry H im es.
C a rd s S te v e K u k la , G. E. H ill,
H G. B lc k e tt, M arl B la c k a ll, W. D.
S m ith , J r ., C. W. G a rle tx ,
Jack
M o ffitt, Z la tl G ru e ff.
D ead L o tte rs — J o h n B.
K en t,
L o u is K ing.
T h e s e le tte r s w ill lie s e n t to th e
d ead
le t te r o ffic e on Muy 2 7 th ,
1911, If n o t d e liv e re d b efo re.
In
c a llin g fo r th e u b o v e, p le a s e
say
a d v e rtis e d , g iv in g d a te o f list.
I. M cColl, P . M.
“Gresham’s Got the Goods”
<. h $: h ii $ m I« a
tn.
c ity ,
at
tl$e
E a s te rn
H eart o f E a ste r n M u lU iom n li
P r o g r e s s iv e
O u tlo o k
f0 R
Dr. V ogel, E y e B p c ria lla t.
N o tice.
Dr. J . W. V ogel, th e ey e s p e c ia l­
All m oney o w in g to m e fo r wood
sa w in g o r fo r a n y th in g
e lse, in us is t, w as a c a lle r a t th e O u tlo o k o f­
he paid to m e p e rs o n a lly h e re a f te r fice a n d p re s e n te d fo r In s p e c tio n a
c e rtif ic a te
sig n e d
by
th e
S ta te
May 15, 1911. E. P . S m ith .
B oard of O p to m e tris t u n d e r d a te of
A u g u st 18, 1905, lic e n sin g him
to
T o U lioin I I M ay ( 'u n e e n i,
w ill n ot be resp o n sib le fo r any p ra c tic e as a re g is te re d o p to m e tr is t,
N o rm an a ls o a c e r tif ic a te fro m th e
c o u n ty
d e b ts m ad e h e r e a f te r by
or
M rs c le rk u n d e r (la te o f May 3 ,1 9 1 1 ,c e r­
II S m ith , E d g a r S m ith
tify in g th a t th e a b o v e w as a tr u e
B e rth a S m ith .
K. P S m ith .
< opy o f a re c o rd e d licen se
May 15. 1911.
P a c if ic . co asi n o rm — - ................ -
is g o o d , esp ecially w hen we cons t ♦ r
th e v a st reso u rces, th e w ater hig h -
w ay s a n d th e easy accessib ility to so
m u ch p ro d u c tiv e la n d n o t only in
b u t also
W a sh in g to n an d O regon
b ack In to Id ah o . A fte r all he saw
h e th in k s G resh am an d O regon a re
good e n o u g h fo r him .
the first c a r w as
p u sh e d
,hp ' ro s ,tn K o f th e O . W . P.
of G resham .
M onday
n io rn -
* '.,e track la y in g crew s t r a te d in
* '*>' a mile of tr a c k th e f ir s t o f a
Uorin)t
noon.
^® 'le stretch lietw een
th e
B ase
W ednesday, till T h u rsd ay
y ard ,
•ill* ¿.rO**inK ’ n<’ M o n ,a v ,lla
T h is
at
S traus L u m b er Go »
(>r)
Pushed now as fa s t a s tn a-
Gresham
a fur the w o rk c a n be g o tte n
F rid ay and S atu rd ay . W . A. » ro c
A
lw
ay
s
s
tra
in
th
e
cream
in
to
th
e
* * eotnpany w ill p ro c e e d
to
to r s a t C o ttrell
w 1 polla a n d c o m p le te Its w o rk c h u rn to rem o v e an y p a rticles
Straus Lumber to .. Owner«.
"
Possible d is p a tc h .
c u rd o r d rie d cream .
DAIRYMEN FLAN
G a te w a y
C o u n ty ,
to
tlie
P o r t ln m l
In
m ost
C o u n ty in O r e g o n .
ADVANTAt.$>4
O nly T h irte e n m ile s fro m P o rtla n d P o sto ffic e .
R e ach ed by tw o E le c tric S u b u rb a n L in e s w ith a d v a n ta g e s of lig h t
an d pow er.
B est of C ity W a te r fro m P o r tla n d 's F a m o u s B ull
Run
W a te r
sy stem .
M any m ile s o f Best M acad am ized ro a d s In O reg o n r a d ia tin g In a ll
d ire c tio n s
S e a t of th e C o u n ty G ra n g e F a ir , e n c o u ra g in g l>est In A g ric u ltu re
and L lv esto clr
H a s sp le n d id H igh S chool a n d b ra n c h of P o rtla n d
F re e
P u b lic
L ib ra ry .
At th e d o o rw a y of on e of th e w o rld 's g re a t m a r k e ts
G re sh a m Is
th e r ig h t lo c a tio n
fo r th e g a rd n e r , d a lr m a n , f r u it g ro w e r,
p o u ltry , e tc .
,
I t s h e a lth f u l c o n d itio n s , b e a u tifu l sc e n e ry , t.e a rn e x s to P o rtla n d ,
only a few m in u te s ' r u n by c a r o r a u to m a k e th is th e id e a l
p lace fo r s u b u r b a n h o m es.
In th e v ic in ity of G re sh a m a r e m any s q u a r e m ile s o f th e b e st lan d
in O re g o n , m uch o f It yet u n im p ro v e d , w hich o n ly w a its th e
In v e s tm e n t of a li tt le < a p lta l a n d la b o r to m u k e It a w ell p ay ­
in g In v e s tm e n t.
W rite th e S e c re ta ry o f th e C o m m ercial C lu b fo r p a r tic u la r s
g a rd in g fa rin a , h om e site s o r b u sin e ss lo catio n .
re ­