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G resham O utlook VOL I. NO. 25 GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. MAY 26, 1911 WINS IN WILL DECORATE DALHE1MER SUIT AGAINST McGREGOR HEROES’ GRAVES M. E. CHOIR ENJOYS MUSICAL SOCIAL “Ever at Your Service” Phone 701 $1.50 PER YEAR MOUNTAINS ARE BEST RESORTS The case of D alheim er vs. Mc (¡oil of our fathers, known of old— The choir of the M ethodist ' Lord of our far-flung b attle lin e— Gregor in Ju stice R ollins court was church met as usual W ednesday Post and Relief Corps will be tried before a jury yesterday. Brief Beneath w hose aw fu l hand we hold night and practiced som e very pleas Resorts Towards Mt. Hood are D om inion over palm and vine— Assisted by Citizens. School ly stated , th e facts are about as ing m usic for Sunday. C. W. A l Best. Season W i l l Begin D alheim er has been rent- Lord Qod of Ho8' 8' wlth us >e t- follow s bertson was leader and the mem Exercises Monday. Soon. Lest we forget— lest we forget! ing McGregor's farm of forty-one bers of the choir say that he is ex acres for a period of five years and ceedingly helpful. Next Sunday is Memorial Sunday at the expiration o f his term he The tum ult and the sh ou tin g dies. There are Indications that the There was nothing unusual about The captains and the kin gs depart; and Tuesday is D ecoration day. The to get~ a 8 ettien lent of affairs all of this. The unusual happened season w ill soon open at the rnoun- G. A. R. and W. R. C. of M. A. with McGregor satisfactory to him- Still stan d s th in e ancient sacrifice— about nine o'clock when it w as an resorts and th ere w ill be more peo An hum ble and a contrite heart. Ross Post, No. 41. have appointed 8p, f w h ereu p o n he 8Ued McGreg- of nounced that the m em bers of the ple than ever take ad vantage com m ittees who w ill see that the or for (2 5 .7 5 , th e balance due him Lord God of H osts, be with us yet, choir and their invited friends were the fine opportunity offered for an graves of sold iers in the nine differ according to his figures. Lest we forget lest we forget! McGregor to be entertained at the parsonage. outing up am ong the h ills tow ards ent cem eteries in th is locality claim ed that the p la in tiff owed him Here tw o hours or more of social old Mt. Hood. Year by year such are properly decorated. T hese cem about th is am ount Far-called, our navies m elt away; for personal pleasure and solid fun, w ith Ice resorts as C herryville, Brightw ood, eteries and th e m em bers of the Post property which he took w ith the On dune and headland sin k s the ci earn and cake, were enjoyed. The M auldens, W elches and R hododen ure so widely scattered that It was lease and which he failed to fire. re gam es were literary or m usical and dron are becom ing more nad more th ou gh t best not to have any pub turn with the place. The trial and I.o! all our pomp of yesterday popular. In fact, th ere are many afforded m uch m errim ent. lic services under the m anagem ent exam ination o f w itn esses was Is one with Nineveh and Tyre! a l Those present were Mr. and Mrs who prefer tak in g th eir vacations of the Post. The pupils of the most com ical when the trivial m at Judge o f the nations, spare us yet, A lbertson, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling, in m ountains, cam ping, hunting, fish Gresham school, how ever, are pre- ters brought out were taken Lest we forget— lest we forget! into Mr. and Mrs. Clanahan, Mr. and Mrs ing, berrying, and m ountain clim b paring a public program to be given congideration Hachmeyer, Mr. and Mrs. Rustier, ing, and find more enjoym ent in in the school assem bly hall on Mon If, drunk with sight o f power, we Several w itn esses w ere brought Mr. and Mrs. E lklngton, Mr. and Mrs. th ese than in the more lim ited and day afternoon at 2:3 0 w hich the by the d efen ce to prove that Dal- loose Dunlop. Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair, Mrs expensive pastim es at the seasid e or public is invited to attend. Wild ton gu es that have not Thee hetm er had w ilfu lly removed and V alentine, Mrs. C. S. Smith, M isses other resorts. The observance of th ese days by destroyed property in aw e. New buildings are being erected belonging to Grace and Minnie Lawrence, Mary our citizen s should not be over McGregor, but no very substantial Such boasting as the G entiles use at many resorts near Mt. Hood, both Hanson, Viola Mathews, Florence looked. D ecoration day should be evidence w as produced Or lesser breeds w ithin the law —- Linney Kern, and in a s F ield h ou se, and Messrs. Ed. A yls- cottages and h otels m ade more of each succeeding year much us th e counter Lord God of H osts, be with us yet, of P ortland, who was form erly with claim was worth, Marshall Flem m ing and Jack There is no national holiday when ba8pd upon thp valup o f a rticles Lest we forget— lest we fo r g e t! Kern & Wren at W elches, is at the son Jones. patriotism and love for those who which by the agreem ent, the plain head of a stockcom pany which is have preserved our lib erties and tiff was allow ed the use of along For heathen heart that puts her building a big $50,000 hotel and re given th eir lives a sacrifice for their with the place th ese five years, the trust sort near the E lkhorn ranch, on the country can be so w ell taught and jury seem ed to tak e little consider In reeking tub«' and iron shard, Salm on river. It Is said th e E lk in stilled into the minds and hearts ation of the sam e. All valiant lust that builds on dust, horn ranch, a beautiful and historic o f our boys and girls. T his should And guarding calls not th ee to I site on th e road to Mt. Hood, has The jury after being out about not be celebrated as a gala day, but one hour returnpd a vprdlct fav. guard, been platted and m any lots have A gricultural societies for the de been sold. Great developm ent rather as a day in which old and or o f the p la in tiff for $25.75 less For frantic boasts and foolish word. is velopm ent of farm ing con d ition s are looked for at th is place during the young may join in honor of the $4.00 for one cord of wood and the Thy merry on Thy people. Lord! being organized in every w ide-aw ake sum m er. heriolc dead and th ose who though ^a , up o f tWQ broken window pane8 Amen. section of the country. The Pacific still livin g gave the best o f their which d efendant cla im ed ' had not — Rudyard K ipling. One draw back to exten sive build N orthw est is not slow in keeping ing ln th is m ountain country has lives that th is nation m ight not fall j. repaired. The contract with pace with the tim es. No better Il been the d ifficu lty In gettin g lum th io u g h internal d issen sion s and several oth er docum ents pertaining lustration of what an agricu ltu ral ber, lt being necessary to haul it becom e th e lau gh in g stock of a t(jthe dpal were 8ubnlltted to the com m unity can accom plish by co long d istan ces over world filled w ith m onarchial and jury and th ese togeth er with rough roads. the operative effort can be found than T his is now being overcom e. Roads despotic form s of governm ent, We testim ony given by th e litig a n ts the Northwest Gaston farm ers' club. are being greatly Improved anil saw are lik ely to easily forget in th is form ed th e basis for th eir decision. This oigan izatlon is w orking in a m ills are com ing nearer. present day and age w hen w’e are Albion A ttorneys F itzgerald for p lain tiff An apron show er was given In num ber of ways to better the com Mr. and Mrs. Garret D eYoung eager in chasing the alm ighty dol- and Carter for defen d an t conducted Meinig has erected and is running l’eurl Lindsey by m unity, which Is one of the prosper lar and in forw arding great enter- {bp cage and the j urors werei Ed. celebrated their silver w edding at a modern saw m ill not far from Brig Oregon. M isses Grace and Minnie Lawrence ous and happy parts of th e state a saw m ill not far from Brightwood their hom e in Dam ascus, that prises for our com m onw ealth Sleret, Mr. Pugh, S. S. T hom pson, . Wricrht \ n , t Sunday, May 21, witli all their ch ll- at th eir hom e on R oberts avenue. The central Idea is th e farm ers are He has orders, lt is said for several th ere ever w as a tim e when our I . ¡dren being at hom e: Mrs Jen n ie Miss Lindsey w as well entertained not com petitors, and w hat helpB one hundred thousand feet of lum ber at w hole fabric of con stitu tion al and W alter Burtch. Lyon, Jak e, John, R ogers and Har- by th ose present and received w ill help all. republican form of governm ent was the nearby resorts. riett DeYoung and th eir son-in-law , enough aprons for ull occasions to It is not prim arily a com m ercial in danger of overthrow and dis At W elches, which Is perhaps the B artlett Lyon, and tw o children, start a ladies aid society or do her organization. No co-operative store most popular of the m ountain ho grace, and it behooves us as loyal or the like w ill be organized, but ! tels and resorts, lots have been The relatives and friends that were *be rest of her life. American citizen s and a Christian invited were, Mr. H. V anderw oll, A" in terestin g feature w as the the co-operative plan of sellin g will recently ration to set aside one day at least bought by William The execu H ensley and J. w ife and th ree children, Mr. and life of MI sb Lindsey in song from ultim ately be perfeetd. to m ed itate on th ese th in gs and do W. Shattuck Mrs. T oering and fam ily, Mr. and babyhood to the tim e of her golden tive force of the association is work and honor to our nation's heroic dead. Dr. F au lk n er Short and W e are in receipt o f a copy of a ing along social and educational quite a number of others are al Mrs. Frank T oering, Mr. and Mrs. w edding fifty years hence. neat program of the tw en ty-fifth an Peter D eYoung, Mrs. Grace Jepson • hose present w ere. Miss Pearl lines. An excellen t school Is m ain ready being planned. John Roberts nual convention of the W om an’s A silver alld baby, Mr. and Mrs. B alllnkoll Lindsey, Mrs Jessie Cathey, Mrs J as tained, and the building Is so eq u ip has com pleted his home and the fam Home M issionary society and ch ild , Mr. and Mrs. V anzivoll E lklngton, Miss Laura B ulkely, Miss ped as to provide a su itab le m eet ily are expecting to go out as soon anniversary w ill be held in Sellw ood and children, all of Portland. Other E lizabeth H olliday, Miss Mabel ing place for th e club. as the season opens. There are six M. E. church, corner Tacoma ave g u ests were, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.l Thom as, Miss Hope A nderson, Miss or more cottages at W elches owned nue and E. F ifteen th streets, T hurs Os- W ilcoxon and ch ildren, Ralph and A lice Erickson, Miss W inifred by Gresham people and besides Poultry N otes. The H igh School Literary socle., day and Friday, June 1 and 2. An Gladys of P ow ell V alley, Mr. and born, Miss Grace Lawrence, M i SB The cost of gettin g started In m any go from here and camp anil pre- ty held Its regular m onthly m eeting elab orate program has been Mrs. John H offm eister, Mr and Mrs Minnie Lawrence. poultry raising is com paratively board. last Friday afternoon. It w as th e pared. Alfred W ellm on, Mr. and Mrs Fritz With the building of the Mt Hood sm all provided one goes Into It little final m eetin g of the year, which Mrs. W. II. Bachm eyer and Mrs. W ellm on and fam ily, Mr. anti Mrs. Dairy N otes. by little. W ith care and atten tion road up through th is m ountain re dis- Jam es Sterlin g w ill attend as gave it an added interest. First get a pair of scales that can to d etails one can soon have a good • gion, lessen in g the tim e and the In- and trict officers, w hile Mrs. Dunlop and J. W. L ingle and fam ily, Mr. and The pupils of the seventh Mrs. Chas. P roebstel, Jack K ettel, be hung conveniently near the cow s sized flock of biddies and every egg con ven len ceof travel, m aking out of f„ |. Mrs. Clanahan w ill attend as local eigh th grades attended. The Mr. and Mrs. John Shattuck and and weigh every m ilk in g and mark counts. the way places more accessib le, It d elegates. . low ing program was given: T his society has w ithin the terri- fa ,n l|y' Mr a,,d Mra C h r,,t W eddler „ down , t OIlly tak es a few niin- Is not too mui'h to believe that this Song, How Can I la-ave Thee, by tory of th e United S tates over for- and Mr and MrB A H lllt' utes and it gives you an exact ree region w ill becom e the Adrlondacks Ten or more years ago a man In th e society. fy industrial hom es for young peo- » » . Mr8 ,lm a A "*e l° and children ord of wbat , he cow ,8 d„i„g every M assachusetts gave his son $1.000 o f the Pacific coast. Here are to Roll call. Proverbs from the day. pie, tw en ty-five m ission sch ools, five , all of Damascus. and th ree or four acres of land. The be found rest and recreation for the Bible. At noon noon th th e e table table waB 861 wlth hosp itals, th ree nation al train in g At W hile a pound or tw o sh rin k age is son and looked about him undecided weary, health for th e sick C harades, W allace W ilkinson, Mar schools, four con feren ce train in g ^ « n ty of good th in g s to eat and all g,.arcely noticeable on one cow , in a pleasure for everyone. In tim e what to do until he had but $000 gu erite M ichel, Fred W agner. of schools for m issionaries and dea- «'"Joyed the feast dalry of ftfty lt would pay pretty left. Then he began th e poultry th ese w ill cease to be merely sum m er Scene VI, Act 2, Merchant con esses, forty-one d eacon esses in- Mr and Mrs De Y°u n g were the wfcH to have a man j U8t to look after business He went In for Plym outh resorts and will be accessib le and V enice, High School pupils stitu tio n s, th ree orphanages besides recipients of many presents Among thi8 onp Uem And „ , t w ou|d pay R ocks and W yandottes and he beneficial ull the year around. Instrum ental solo. Freida BratzcL many form s of m ission work carried •hern w ere, silv er cake stand, fruit ln one | argP dairy, would It not pay keeps ju st tw o breeds yet. He has Parody, W llla Metzger. on in various ways. A strong effort diBh- crea,n Pitcher and sugar bowl, wpll by i ncr,,a8ing the total am ount given th e poultry business his best The point of keeping the cows Instrum ental duet, H elen Hoss is being m ade to estab lish a much 8alt and P«tPPer shaker, three sets that lg pa(d out )o t he far„iers In th ou gh t clean has been proven to be a sav and has succeeded be and B essie H ow ltt. reed ed hom e and settlem en t work ,ea 8P°onB, one dozen desert spoons. onp tow nship in equal proportions? cause he has been a hard worker ing in feed us well as an Increase In Old Maid’s Dream, E lsie Schultz. in Portland. tw o 8ilver frult 8P°O"8’ 8U« ar ■P0 0"' Then again, the man who w eighs and a good business man. Today milk. Song. Ixjttle Davis. _ _ _ _ _ _ __________ .p ic k le fork. In the afternoon the every m ilking is soon strivin g to get he Is rated by the com m ercial agen A cow that gives rich milk and School paper. C hristie Burkholder. g u ests enjoyed ea tin g ice cream. a , lttIe nlore nillk each day> and is kept In good condition will pro cies as being worth $50,000. Song, God be W ith You Till We DECIDE. Mr. and Mrs. DeYoung were mar- b egin s , o , ak e an interest in the duce a butter that do«-g not necil Meet A gain, by th e society. Decide, th e Percheron sta llio n , w ell rlpd in H w eerevw een, H olland, May d a|ry In a w a y that he never thought coloring m atter at all. _ , ■ « i l l « . ill I i 1 <t 1 1 V I 1 1 ft ” it I known In Gresham and v icin ity, w ill lg g g Ofl May j lg g g they (hp The telep h on e may be a fertile m ake the season at o o s. cam e to the I nlted S tates, living In uf Jbe year 8how a marked Increase soil for disease germ s All transmit« M onum ents at Itciliirtion. year The Outlook will visit a relative Monday, at livery barr. at Sandy Michigan tw o years then moved to ters should be thoroughly cleaned or friend for you 104 tim es during In the total returns of cash. A ttention is called to th e oppor- Tuesday at E Donahue's W isconsin w here they lived seven- Many farlnprg are givin g their once a week or in case of public the year, brim full of new s Isn’t tunity offered by the East Portland barn n or’ing teen years, then moved to Oregon. cowg a good graln ratlon. but a few phones oftener. that worth som eth in g to you? Marble W orks, located at 335 East noon, W ednesday, till Thursday where they still reside In D am ascus m inutes' brushing every day would Morrison street. T his concern is at Straus Lum ber G o ’s yard, — be better than th e last tw o pounds the successor to W. W. Minar, who t;rp8hain of grain that is fed. U t e A cres for Hale died about a year ago, and w as well Friday and Saturday, W. A. Proc ------------------ By owner, three and a half miles known In all th is section o f coun tor's at C ottrell. east of G resham , ln high sta te of jgn't It about tim e the Commer- try. Som etim e, sooner or later all Straus Lum ber <'«»„ Owners. cu ltivation , th ree and a h a lf acres c|a | c iub was gettin g busy again? have to do business with the mon ln fruit and berries, balance open There is talk of a woman s auxlll- um ent m akers. A good stone W ANTED— Wood to saw with ground, good house, barn, apple ary being form ed. The men start over a grave show s respect for the M e r c h a n t o f V e n ic e dead. A w ell kept cem etery show s draK 8it* ' H iavy t i m b e r p r e f e r r e d bouse, tw o w ells, three quarter acre OU| bravely alon e but they soon find _______ - ___i.._ t ».» Magnuson A N elson, Gresham, Ore- fpnped chicken tig h t, and hen house. assistan ce of the fenced chicken tig h t, and hen house, i bey need the a progressive com m unity. The Out UP TO DATE 27 gon, phone 501. one quarter m ile from county road, WOmen. look recom m ends this firm for any join s Section L ine which w ill be w ho have need of an yth in g in the opened in near future. Good road m onum ent lin e \ t l i ) l,< b o th » r i d w it h t w o place, tw o m iles to ch u rch ,500 Rockwood G range Dance, pair o f glasses? Call at yardg to K hool house. P low , har- Lovers of darn ing will not forget IIORHEH UND COWH FOR HALE F ield h ou se, th e jew eler's, and have row , cu | t |vator and other to o ls go. *he dance tom orrow night at Rock- Assembly Hall, Gresham High School Dr. Lowe show you the new glasses w|t b place. Price, $2,500 cash wood. R ichard’s orchestra and One m atched team , bay horses, with which you can see all dis- p hone Gresham or address grange supper T ick ets $1 00, sup- w eigh t. 2000; age, 8 and 10 years tances No lin es or seam s In th e T routdale, O. W. Allder. fter extra. U ndesirable* not ad One black geld in g 4 years; w eigh t, g |agg to catch dust and strain the ______________ m itted. 25 1200; one bay filly 5 years; w eight pyeg. No cem ent to com e apart TYPEW RITING and Stenographic 1250. Ten first class m ilch cow s t o have him show them to you will work w anted.— Marie D inger, phone WANTED- When school is out, Play begins at 8:1 5 W ill m ake special price on th ese | n no w ise o b lig a te you to purchase 4» 33 gofjd quiet girl altout 12 years old cow s to anyone who can handle the ______________ en tire lot, or w ill sell any number. to help around hou se and for com SEED POTATOES for sa le- Ap- pany in exchange for sm all pay and T hese cow s have been tuberculin PASTU RE -C attle wanted to pas Admission 25c and 35c Reserved scats 50c N C lanahan, Uresh- cloth es. Inquire at Outlook office, tested D. F. T albot, Gresham ture. Inquire of B W itter, Gresh- ply to J. 25 am. ptions 628. ,a m , Oregon. Phone 383. 27 Gresham. 25 A SUCCESSFUL. FARMERS’ CLUB APRON SHOWERS DeYOUNGS CELEBRATE BRING MAY FLOWERS THEIR SILVER WEDDING W. H. M. S. WILL HOLD SILVER ANNIVERSARY CLOSING LITERARY OF HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR CLASS PLAY Tonight, Friday, May 26