G resham O utlook
MOKE AND RETTER.
ARTICLES H I CH1I.ORES'.
4 Iiureli N otices.
I T he Outlook has received an ar-
TROUTDALE M E. — Services
TW ICE A W EEK
Our aim as producers, w hether | tid e en titled , " P a u lin e s V isit tothe each Sunday at 11 a m . Sunday
it be o f farm products, or th e prod- j C oast.” A a letter
letter accom
accom
panying it it school
“C^ool at
panying
10 a . t o . C. C. Coop,
P ublished every Tuesday and Friday
ucts o f art and m anufacture, should explaiug that it is by a reader who l,a*t o r * M N ash, S. S. Supt.
at G resham , Oregon.
be tw o-fold— m ore and better
It Is 12 years old. She says “ If It is
H L KT CLAIR. Editor and Publr Is not right to sacrifice quality for good enough 1 w ould lik e to have
GRESHAM BETHEL BAPTIST—
A. R LYMAN, B usiness Manager.
quantity, at the sam e tim e we can-1 it in your paper. T he O utlook. No T o ^ m .^ p r ^ a c h in ^ a t ^ li1 * m'^and
Mr. Farmer
not lose sig h t of any possible In nam e is signed
( 1 :30 p. m. Prayer m eetin g each
Both the letter and the aVtlcle W ednesday even in g at 7:30 p m
One year. *1 50. crease In quantity w hich does not
it is th e p ossib ili are neatly w ritten, carefu lly punctu- F M B u rtch - Pag,or
six months, 75c, sacrificequality
three month's trial ty of doing more for a given e x a ted and so far as we could notice
aubscriptlon,
50c pense which m akes It possible to
FAIRVIEW’ PRESBYTERIAN —
the words were correctly spelled.
Services every Sunday m orning at
' Advertising.
lower the cost or im prove the qual We read the story and think it in 11 o'clock. Sunday school m eets at
R a t e s reason ity w ithout raising the cost.
terestin g and comm end the en ter 10 in charge of Mrs J. W Town
able.
Our repre
The men are succeeding today on prise o f this young lady. The O ut send. Y. P. S. C. E. devotional
sentative will call the farm , In the o ffices and stores,
look sees in her a com ing corres m eeting at 7 p. m. Rev. Thos.
Phone 701.
and in the m anufactories of our Ian pondent or author of renow n, and Robinson, pastor.
It will
“T h e L in otypi are those who are th in k in g of these gladly pub lish es the story
BORING M. E.— Preaching 11 a.
They are asking, How can be found elsew here.
W ay Is the W ay th in gs
m. each Sunday; 8 p m. altern ate
th a t W in s.”
I im prove tny m ethods? How can
We w ill be pleased to hear from Sundays Sunday school 10 a. nt., in
I do th is work to better advantage? oth ers
W rite your vacation exper charge of Harry Beckford. Epworth
Entered as second-class
m atter
League 7 p m. Rev. A. B. Calder,
March 3 , 1911, at the post office at How can I g ive more for the money? ien ces for publication and send It to pastor.
G resham , Oregon, under the act of How can 1 give a better product for ’he Outlook.
PLEASANT VALLEY BAPTIST—
.March 3, IS 7 9
the money?
Services first
and
third Sunday
The artist who, when asked how
each m onth. Sunday school at 10
GRANGES WILE HELP THE FAIR.
NOTR E EX»K PUBLICATION.
he mixed bis paints, said he mixed
a. m. every Sunday. Y. P. S. C. E.
7 p. m. Rev, J. M. N ation, pastor.
them with his brains, had the key
Tlie Beaver S tate
Herald load
In the County Court of th e State of
to th e situation.
Oregon for M ultnomah County.
vertantly said last week in an artl
Ixwlge N otices.
We have got to mix brains with In the M atter of th e Adoption of
FAIRVIEW UNITED ARTISANS
cle on the Fair D irectors m eeting everyth in g
R obert Henry, a minor child.
and everything
with
No. 178— F irst Saturday evening
Men get the biggest To th e H onorable T. J. C lee ton. and third Saturday evening is so
that nothing had been heard from brains today.
Judge o f the above en titled court:
pay
today
for
thinking.
He
who
any of the granges about exh ib its
Your p etition ers C harles K. Henry cial evening. Master, E. E. H eslin;
th in k s most lives m ost
i t ’s easier and E ugenia
Henry
respectfully secretary, F. H. Crane.
That the granges were feelin g pret
to work with the hands and feet show :
ty sore th is year and m ight take than with the brains. The world Is
I.
ROCKWOOD UNITED ARTISANS
T hat they are husband and wife, No
206— M eets fourth Saturday
very little Interest in the fair. That a school we are a ll atten d in g but
and are citizen s of th e United States night.
Master, Mrs. Rich Tegart;
many
of
us
are
m
issing
our
lessons
many of the grangers felt that they
and are now and for many years secretary, H. H. Johnson.
should
retaliate
for the shabby Experience is our teacher hut we past have been resid en ts of the City
of Portland, in the State of Oregon
are unm indful of her instruction.
ROCKWOOD I. O. O. F. No. 213
treatm ent given the fair last year
II.
We wish to apply th is thought.
That since th e 26th day o f April. — Meets in Maccabee hall every
by the people o f
Gresham. And
Two men raise the sam e kind of ap 1911 p etitioners have had posses Thursday even in g. N. G., J. R.
that as the latter (th e people of ples, equally good. One throw s sion and custody o f an infant male C avanaugh; secretary. J. H. Schram.
G resham ) now are in control
it hem Into a box, hauls them to mar child which they have named Rob
ert H enry, and
are desirous of
K. O. T. M. No. 61— Meets first
look s lik e a case
of
reciprocity ket, g ets a low price, says fruit adopting the sam e as their child to Saturday and third Friday nights.
grow
ing
doesn't
pay.
T
he
other
be known as and nam ed
Robert Com., Ed Spath; R. K ., W. Quis-
right here at home.
arefu lly selects and packs his fruit, Henry.
lu berry.
DEALERS IN “GOODS OF QUALITY
What the above states and what
III.
stu d ies the m arkets and picks his
That said child has no living
it im plies is sta rtlin g indeed and cellin g tim e and place, or exhibits
FAIRV IEW GRANGE— F irst Sat
legal father and the m other of said
would present a sad situ ation
If his products, w ins a few
prize»— child surrendered it to th ese peti urday at 10 a m. and third F ri
day nigh t, 8 p m. M aster, Cedric
true. As It is the only sad featu re then the buyer seek s him and pays tioners and has relinquished to then Stone; secretary, Roy Stone.
all her right to it and has voluntari
Sole a g e n ts W a rn e r’s R u st Proof C orsets, Black C at a n d
his
price.
He
says
fruit
raising
is
Is that the Herald should m ake
ly executed a w ritten surrender and
fine buisness.
A
rm o r P la te H ose, F errgeson & M c K en n ey ’s _ g u _________
a ra n tee d
ROCKWOOD GRANGE — F irst
such statem en ts with os little of
relinquishm ent of sail) child to thes
The other day
right
here in petition ers and by a w riting duly W ednesday at 8 p. m. and third
shirts,
F
e
te
r
s
Shoes,
L
orain
a
n
d
R
eal
E
state
R
anges,
A m er
truth to warrant them . There Is Jresham in a store the writer saw
Master, F.
w itnessed has consented and does Saturday at 10 a m.
ican
F
ence
a
n
d
P
heonix
P
a
in
ts
every reason to believe the gran g wo crates o f berries— sam e variety consent that it may be adopted by H. Crane; secretary, V iola L ovelace.
sam e locality, looked Just alik e—■ them as their child.
ers of th is section ure us much in
IV.
L. O. T. M. CHARITY HIVE No.
xcept,
one crate w as evenly packed,
terested in the fair and will ta k e as
T lie O u tlo o k lias m ade special a r-
That
said
w ritten
relinquish
It seem s probable that in the next
he oth ers were throw n in Just as ment and consent is su b stan tially as 38— Meets second and fourth Thurs-
i-iiiigi-ineiits so it can o ffe r tlie best
much part In it us heretofore. All
day
afternoons.
Com.,
Mrs.
John
great
p
olitical
cam
paign
one
o
f
tlie
picked
In th is case
there
was follow s;
"I resp ectfu lly represent
i nd iiccim -ut s possible to | m - i * s o iis w ho
tills su ggestion about the gran ges probably little if any differen ce in that I am th e m other o f a malt Brown; R. K., Mrs .Mary Turner.
t ig parties w ill get wool w hile the w ish to ta k e b oth c ity d a ily a n il till
child
born
on
th
e
9th
day
of
March,
feelin g that they should retaliate and
e price but it w as easy to sec
paper.
1911, at P ortland, Oregon, and 1
PLEASANT VALLEY GRANGE other w ill get w orsted.— Ex.
hlch berries would go first.
th at the people of Gresham are In
hereby consent to the adoption ol No. 3 4 8— M eets fourth Saturday at
This applies all along the line.
V alley
hall.
H.
W.
said child by Charles K. Henry and Pleasant
control in opposition to the granges,
w ife as prayed for in the petition Snashall, m aster; E. B utler, secre
etc., etc.. Is mere rot and u glaring
filed in the County Court for tht tary; Jen n ie K ronenberg, lecturer.
MEI.I.OW W ITH AGE.
County of M ultnomah, Oregon, for
attem pt to m isrepresent only the a t
leave to adopt said child. I givt
titu d e of the w riter toward th e fair,
A friend sends us a copy of a my consent fully and with full un GRESHAM GRANGE N o.270 m eets
which is neither th e attitu d e of a w eekly, the W oodstock Sentinel, derstanding and know ledge o f the the second Saturday of each month.
in stru m en t;” that th e original ol Lecture hour from 2 to 3 is open
'ru e granger or a true citizen. If which has been published continu said w riting dated the 26th day ol to the public
H. E. D avis, m aster;
ously at W oodstock, Illinois, for the
April, 1911, duly signed by tht Mrs. W. H. B achm eyer, secretary.
'h e author o f
the
Inslnuationa
past 55 years. It has on e very in m other of said child and witnessed
thought any one felt as he repre terestin g feature. There is a de is now herew ith subm itted as a part
WOMEN OF W’OODCRAFT, No.
sen ts many to feel he should have partm ent containing
Items taken o f th is petition and Is filed h ere 202— M eets in Odd F ello w s
hall
with, and by th is reference is here
from
the
Issues
of
long
ago.
Un
acted the part of any loyal citizen
second and fourth T uesdays 2 p m
by made a part o f th is petition.
der the heading, F ifty Years Ago,
Emma Manning, G. N.; H attie Wos-
V.
and tried to overcom e such an attl-
tell, clerk.
is the reprint of item s o f that time,
That
p
etition
ers
have
no
other
lude Instead of giving It publicity
also forty, thirty and tw enty years children and are o f su fficien t ability
and fosterin g the sam e.
FA IR V IE W LODGE No.
ago. They are Interesting reading and have am ple m eans to bring u.
92, A. F. & A. M.— R egu
The Fair is not Gresham's fair after all these years especially to said child, and furnish him suitablt
nurture and education, and a good
lar m eetin gs Saturday n igh t
any m ore than It is strictly u gran g persons, and there are doubtless home.
on or before fu ll m oon. Ma
ers fair. The grangers have been many, who have lived there for
W herefore P etition ers
pray for sonic T em ple, T routdale.
an order and decree as follow s
treated right In the form er ezlil- thirty, forty and fifty years.
A. FOX, Secretary.
treated right
in the form er ex-
To us in the new localities of the F irst, d irecting publication of this
petition once each w eek for at leas
blts and so has Gresham. W herein west, where all but a few o f the clt- three su ccessive w eeks in the Gresh
M. A ROSS POST No. 41, G. A
I hen do the grangers want to retali- t i ns are com paritively recent arrl am Outlook, a new spaper printed in R., and W. It. C. No. 8, m eet third
ate?
vnls, and w here changes are more Multnomah County, S tate of Oregon Saturday each m onth at G range hall,
Gresham. D inner to all
who at
Get each one do his part and all D equent, It seem s passing strange Second, appointing a tim e for tht tend. Wm. B utler, com m ander. Mrs
hearing on th is p etition -
Third
Phone 3 6
M a in S t r e e t
work togeth er for the common good. to pick up a paper and read, Vol- that upon final hearing of th is peti Annie B ates, president. Mrs. Henry-
K
ane,
secretary.
Tlie fair belongs to everyone and ume F ifty -fiv e
It alm ost
sm ells tlon a decree be entered setting
forth the facts as they may appear
everyone to the fair -ex cep t
the musty with age.
and ordering that front the date ol
knocker.
DAMASCUS CAMP,
No.
7533,
such decree said child sh all, to all M. W. A. M eetings first and third
A little flaxseed mixed with the legal in ten ts and purposes, be and Saturday even in gs each m onth
at
A Londoner has invented a sem m orning meal w ill m ake the plum remain the child o f th ese petitioners H azelw ood's hall. Geo. D allas, coun-
aphore to signal follow ing autom o age shine.
and be known and called by tht seltnau; Harry R oach, ch ief forester,
name o f Robert Henry.
biles when he is going to
stop
W hitew ash is better than paint
LIONEL R W EBSTER
This ia contrived to sw ing into po on tlie poultry house for the reason
MODERN WOODMAN OF AMER
BAUER & GREENE,
ICA, m eets in 1. O. O. F. hall first
sltlon autom atically when he
ap that it costs less and has a purify
A ttorneys for P etitioners.
and third T uesdays of each m onth.
plies the lira keg.
S tate o f Oregon, County of M ultno V isiting m em bers w elcom e. Em il G.
ing in flu en ce as well.
m ah, ss.
K ardell, Clerk.
I, C harles K. H enry, and I, Eu
gen la H enry, being first duly sworn,
GRESHAM R EB E K A H
LODGE.
say, each for h im self and not ont No. 61— M eets in 1. O. O. F. hall,
for the oth er, th at I am one of th t second and fourth W ednesdays of
p etition ers above nam ed, that tht each m onth
C hristine J. Cav-
foregoing petition is true as I verily anagh. N oble Grand;
Geo K eller,
b elieve, and that I do hereby con Secretary.
sent to the adoption o f th e minor
child m entioned and described
in
GRESHAM
LODGE, No.
125,
said petition.
O. O. F — M eets every Saturday-
CHARLES K HENHY.
night in I O. O F. hall
W. H.
EUGENIA HENRY
Subscribed and sw orn to before Stanley, N oble Grand; Geo. K eller,
Secretary.
me th is 31»t <1- of May. 1911
(S e a l]
THOMAS O. G R EENE,
N otary Public for Oregon It s easy enough to be pleasant
When life flow s by lik e a song,
In the County Court of th e State ol >ut the man worth w hile is the one
Oregon for M ultnomah County.
who can sm ile
In the Matter o f the Adoption of
Robert H enry, a m inor child
W hen everyth in g goes dead wrong
Ou reading and filin g the petition
o f C harles K Henry and Eugenia
R a m s b y & O s w a ld , P r o p s.
Henry, husband and w ife, for tht For th e test o f th e heart is trouble.
And it alw ays com es w ith the
adoption of a minor child and tht
w ritten consent th ereto and relin
years;
quishm ent by the m other of said And the sm ile that is worth the
child to said p etitioners, it Is
praises of earth
Ordered that the hearing on said
Get our Prices and test the Ientper of our Tools
Is the sm ile that sh in es through
petition be and the sam e Is hereby
fixed and appointed
for Saturday
tears.
the 2>d day of Ju ly, 1911, at the
hour o f 9 o'clock a m before this
F iv e Acre« for Kale
court at th e County Court House in
the City o f Portland,
Multnomah By owner, th ree and a h a lf m iles
County, Oregon
It Is further
east o f G resham , In high state of
Ordered that said petition
be cu ltivation , th ree and a h a lf acres
published once each week for three
su ccessive w eeks in the Gresham in fruit and berries, balance open
barn, apple
Outlook a w eekly
new spaper of ground, good house.
general circulation printed and pub house, tw o w ells, th ree quarter acre
lished at Greaham. in
Multnomah fenced chicken tig h t, and hen house,
County. State of Oregon, beginning
with the Issue of Friday the 2d dav one quarter m ile from county road,
HEAVY
AM»
I.II.IIT
HORSES
w ill be
o f June. 1911 and en d in g with the Joins Section L ine which
OP
A 1.1.
DEM KIPTIOXS
Good road
Issue of Friday th e 23d day of June opened In near future
»OUGHT AND SOLD
1911.
: In to place, two miles to church,500
O n r SutxuTlptlnn
Rate-
If you are going to put up
any fence this season let us
figure with you.
W e have just received a
carload of
American Fence
W e need not tell you that
it is the best fence on earth.
You know it and we can cer
tainly m ake you
PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT
Ö
Shattuck & Lindsey
Transfer Barn
Dray Line and Express
G ood rigs, good horses, prom pt
service at all hours. Can m ake
drives and furnish driver to all
outlying points
A
A. Leland, Proprietor
Gresham, Oregon
Get Ready to
MAKE HAY
With Zenith Tools
Pitch Forks, Horse Hay Forks,
Ropes and Pulleys
GRESHAM FEED & CHOP MILL
Grinding
Good supply of mill ¿luff,
Done
feed, bran, shorts, etc. Land
planter, Highest price paid
Every
for oats. Call and see us.
Day
Each fork guaranteed. Will be replac
ed by new one if found defective
Horses for Sale
& Johnston
of Ä
H lT "
W,Urt th '"
d,> Tard' * ° •choo>
“ar-
row, cu ltivator and other tools go
with place
Price.
12.500
cash
Phone Gresham 13$
or
address
Troutdale, G. W. Ailder.
W ill Call for horses or Team«
P. A. FLEMING
T ransfer Barn
on
request
G K E sll tM. OREGON
T elep h on e 511
)
4- »