VOL I. NO. 37
G resham O utlook
“Ever at Your Service’
P h o n e 701
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, .OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1911
$1.50 PER YEAR
OF SPORTS
ECHOES OF BIG PROGRAM ENJOYED
DYNAMITE ENDANGERS CLUB GROWS
MASS MEETING
BY MANY
SCORES OF LIVES
CELEBRATION
MONDAY NIGHT
IN NUMBERS
O ver 5,000 P eople at G resh am .
Ideal D ay W ith no A c
c id en ts o r A rrests.
The
m o rn in g
of th e
F o u rth
opened u p a little cloudy h u t iu a
few h o u rs th e su n cam e o u t an d
w hat little m o istu re re m a in e d from
th e lig h t ra in on M onday w as soon
e v a p o ra te d . T h e s tre e ts o f G re sh
am b egan to p u t on a gay a p p e a r
an ce a s y a rd s anil y a rd s o f b u n tin g
and fla g s w ent up on s to re fro n ts
an d b u sin e ss p laces a n d resid en ces.
H ere a n d th e r e b e a u tifu lly d e c o ra t
ed a u to s flitte d by an d th e c o m m er
cial flo a ts p re p a re d by G re sh a m 's
e n te r p ris in g b u sin ess
firm s
com e
fo rth from se c re t p laces an d m ade
th e ir w ay to w a rd th e place o f ren -
d ev o u s on M ain s tre e t n o rth of th e
Mt. Hood railw ay tra c k s. T h e p ro
cession w as form ed iu th e follo w in g
o rd e r:
T w o m a rs h a ls ,
on
h o rse
buck, an d th e flag c u rried by a fo o t
m an b etw een th em , Dr. O il's band.
B u sin ess m e n 's
flo a ts.
d eco rated
a u to s a n d la stly th e c a lith u m p ia n s
and fu n n y fe a tu re s tr a ilin g b eh in d .
A bout 1 0 :3 0 th e p ro cessio n b egan
to m ove. F ir s t, so u th
on
M ain
s tre e t to F if th s tre e t, th e n c e east
to R o b e rts av e n u e , th e n
tu r n in g
so u th a lo n g th a t s tr e e t to
Main
ag a in an d on M ain back to F ifth ,
w here it tu r n e d to th e w est an d e n
te rin g a n d c ro s sin g th e F a ir g ro u n i s
tw ice, sto p p in g fo r a sh o rt tim e be
fo re th e new g ra n d s ta n d to re s t and
m ade th e c irc u it of th e race tra c k
allow th e o c c u p a n ts of th e C om
m e rc ia l c lu b d ra y a u to to re n d e r a
s h o rt p ro g ra m of m usic an d r e c ita
tions.
A bout fo u rte e n co m m ercial flo a ts
p a rtic ip a te d in th is g ra n d
p a ra d e
an d a s f i r s t a n d second p rizes had
been o ffe re d by th e c o m m itte e m uch
in te re s t w as ta k e n in fixing th e m t.p
to m a k e a s fin e a sh o w in g a s p o ssi
ble, not o n ly fo r th e
p u rp o se of
w in n in g th e p rize ,b u t also as an a d
v e rtise m e n t.
T h o se n e a r th e h ead o f th e lin e
w ere th e A n ch o r sto re , co n sistin g
of th e co v ered d eliv ery w agon co m
p letely e n v elo p e d in flag s a n d b u n t
ing w ith an a n c h o r on th e to p and
th e n a m e A n ch o r sto re on th e side.
T h e w agon w as d ra w n by a p a ir of
sp irite d bays h an d so m ely deck ed .
T h e O u tlo o k had a fra m e six feet
by tw e lv e fe e t, n e a tly d ra p e d w ith
fla g s a n d b u n tin g an d c a rry in g on
e ith e r sid e a la rg e sig n n e a tly p a in t
ed on w h ite c lo th , " F r o m P o rtla n d
to th e M o u n ta in s, look o u t fo r th e
O utlook "
U n d er a can o p y sat
a
pen p u s h e r w ritin g
" re c o rd s
of
p ro g re ss, e ig h t p ag es a w eek ."
S te r lin g & J o h n s to n
h ad a well
d e c o ra te d w agon a d v e rtis in g Z en ith
to o ls an d H e a th an d M illigan p aint
S h a ttu c k & L in d se y 's flo at re p re
sen ted a good
sized
d e p a rtm e n t
s to re In o p e ra tio n an d W o stell &
C o m p a n y 's float w as d e c o ra te d w ith
sa c k s of flo u r a n d a re p re s e n ta tio n
of a h u g e lo a f o f b read .
M etzger
B ros, a ls o had a flo a t
b e a u tifu lly
d e c o ra te d w ith fla g s an d b u n tin g
an d sh o w in g th e p a rtic u la r b ra n d of
flo u r w hich th e y sell.
S ev eral o th e r s h ad flo a ts of v a ri
ous sty je s, an d s u r rie s an d team s
b ia u tif u lly d e c o ra te d
T h e a u to s
w hich follow ed w ere m ad e esp ecially
h a n d so m e w ith flag s, flo w ers and
b u n tin g , esp ecially th o se o f C. S
S m ith , L ew is S h a ttu c k , B. L indsey
an d
Mrs. Max S c h n e id e r.
Mrs
S c h n e id e r's a u to w as d e c o ra te d w ith
wild d a is ie s and th e se w ere co lored
to g et th e red , w h ite an d b lu e e f
fects.
T h e t i g a u to tr u c k used by th e
C o m m ercial c lu b to c a rry th e s in g
e rs an d s p e a k e rs fo r th e occasion
w as one of th e m ost a ttra c tiv e in th e
p a ra d e
P ic tu re s o f both th e s e la t
te r w ere ta k e n w hich m ay a p p e a r
in a la t e r p u b lic a tio n .
A m ong th e n o v elties w ere T h o ren
A
M a g n u s se n 's
g aso lin e
wood-
saw , a tr a c tio n a f f a ir of th e ir own
c o n s tru c tio n w hich m oved a t a sn a ils
pace an d p u lled a w h « * lb arro w w ith
an old w om an b eh in d
T h is o u tfit
got firs t p rize fo r th e c a lith u m p ia n s
and th e black k n ig h t, en cased in
sto v e pipe a rm o r (C h ase St. C la ir,t
second. S h a ttu c k
*
L indsey r e
ceived firs t prize on tWelr flo at and
W ostell A C o m pany , second
The
S m ith larnd C om pany got firs t on
a u to m o b ile s an d Mrs. S ch n eid er, sec
ond.
T h e s u b u rb a n ra ilro a d lines r u n
n in g o u t fro m P o rtla n d w ere taxed
to th e ir lim its T u esd ay iu a d e sp e r
a te , b u t u n su ccessfu l e ffo rt to c a r
ry th e p o p u la tio n o f P o rtla n d o u t to
th e p a rk s a n d p laces of cele b ratio n
an d am u se m e n t. T h o u sa n d s of peo
ple w e re , o bliged a f te r w ailin g for
h o u rs to re tu rn to th e ir hom es and
sp en d th e d ay th e re . T h e O. W . P.
had ev ery c a r an d e n g in e a v a ilab le
a t w o rk
P eo p le cam e to G resh am
in g re a t cro w d s T he Mt. Hood ra il
way
b ro u g h t o u t
se v e ra l
tra in
lo ad s fro m M on tav llla.
G resham
w as fu ll o f people d u rin g th e a f te r
noon. T h e F a ir g ro u n d s an d g ra n d
sta n d w ere cro w d ed and it has been
e stim a te d th a t fully 5000 people vis
ited G resh am on th e F o u rth .
T h e b all g am es w hich w ere played
in th e forenYion w ere very good.
S h a ttu c k & L indsey lost to th e T re-
m o n ls, score 4 to 3. T h e G ian ts
w ere not a t th e ir best an d th e Cos-
te rin o s w ere d isposed to fig h t for
ev ery inch b u t th e la tte r
c arried
aw ay th e h o n o rs iu a h ig h sco re of
io to 11.
T h e ra c in g fe a tu re s w ere, w ith
slig h t ex cep tio n s, acco rd in g to th e
p rin te d p ro g ram . In th e free-fo r-all
tr o t, C. W. F la n d e rs , w ith C atita-
tric e won f ir s t; A. C. L o h m ire ’s Red
S k in , seco n d ; J C. C ra n e 's H allie
C., th ir d ; T. R. llo w itt's
H ottie
D im ple, fo u rth .
In th e 2: 30 tr o t, A. G. S m ith w ith
Z o n e tta , won firs t; T. R. H o w itts'
S arg o , seco n d ; I. llo w itt's R asm us,
th ir d ; J M eyer's E ffie ' M, fo u rth ;
C.E . C lev elan d s' Z o e th a l, fifth ; 1..
W a tt’s, H allie B, six th .
In th e 2 :2 5 pace, H a rry S q u ires
won first place w ith T o p lace; D. C
A n d erso n second w ith C hico; O. J.
B row n th ird w ith G eo rg ia R o se; L.
W. W a tts, B lue J a c k e t, fo u rth ; 11
T. D ren n en , Miss A ltelln a.
A. D ow ns won th e pony race. wit'.»
E a rl W olfe second an d
F. C ran e
th ird .
T w o a u to s e n te re d th e a m a te u r
race an d one, a B uick, gave a good
ex h ib itio n of speed in th e sem l-pro-
a u to race.
T h e a fte rn o o n 's sp o rts w ere full
ot in te re st an d held th e crow d u n til
n e a rly six o ’clock.
T h e ev en in g closed w ith a g ran d
b all in M etzg er's h all a tte n d e d
by
a b o u t 125 couples.
T h e M ultn o m ah co u n ty
Sunday
school a sso ciatio n w ill m eet F rid ay
n ig h t, Ju ly 14, a t
G race M.
E
c h u rc h to h e a r re p o rts from
th e
d e le g a te s to th e In te rn a tio n a l co n
v en tio n .
W A N TED — T elep h o n e o p e ra t
ors. E n q u ire of A. D o w sett, G resh
am .
38
O. W. P. TIME TABLE.
. P o rtla n d
:5 0 a. m. fo r C azad ero
:4 5 — fo r G resh atn .
4 5 — fo r C azadero.
45 — fo r G resh am .
.4 5 — fo r C azad ero .
:45 — fo r G resh am .
45 p. m. fo r C azad ero .
45 — fo r G resh am .
27 — E x p ress
4 5 — fo r C azadero.
45 — fo r G resh am .
4 5 — fo r C azadero.
45 — fo r G resh am .
45 — fo r C azadero.
33 — fo r G resh am .
J a r s fto m
P o rtla n d
a rriv e a t
sh am one h o u r la te r.
G resh am fo r P o rtla n d .
25 a. m. fro n t G resh am .
40 — fro m G resh am .
30 — fro m B oring.
37 — from C azad ero .
50 — E xpress.
4 5 — fro m G resh am .
3» — fro m C azadero.
45 — fro m Gresham .
39 — fro m C azadero.
45 p nt. fro m G resh am .
39 — C azadero.
45 — fro m G resh am .
39 — fro m C azadero.
45 — fro m G resh am .
39 — fro m C azad ero .
15 — fro m B o rin g
4 5 — fro m C azadero.
)n S u n d ay s all c a rs ru n to C aza-
o. In p lace of th e 7 :1 5
p m
th e r e a re tw o, one
at
6 :4 b
l o n e a t 8 :4 5 .
H essel. the Im plement Man.
I d o n 't k a re how m uch a
n»an
sez if he only sex it In a few w o rd s
— J . B illings
U -A ll no
H essel a t G resh am , O re.
S ells W agons,
Im p lem en ts,
V ehi
cles. M ow ers. R ak es, B in d ers, T w ine
F an d O. C lip p er
P low s. O liv er
C hilled P low s Q u ality rig h t. P rices
r ig h t. T re a tm e n t rig h t.
FOR BALE— 3
wagon or would
The ju d g es of th e parade were, exchange for a lig h ter one, 2 or
H. E Davis, Theo B rugger, John 2«i Inch. 8 8. Thompson, Tele
S leret, Ed. O sborn, F A Flem m ing phone 81-
I
I roposal of Mt. H ood R ailw ay 6c Pow er C o m p an y to lo c a te
Shops H ere Now up for Im m ediate A ction by
C itizens a n d Council.
S hall G resham g ra n t th e req u est e sta b lish m e n ts h e re w h ere tin y will
of th e Mt. Hooii com pany to fu rn ish f.a d su ita b le ra ilro a d fa c ilitie s and
th em w ith free w a te r for th e ir d e business an d social co n d itio n s.
pot, sh o p s and en g in es?
The m a tte r w as b ro u g h t b efo re
T h is It th e q u estio n up for co n sid th e C om m ercial c lu b at
its last
e ra tio n an d d ecision on th e p a rt of m eeting. T h e re q u e st
w as m ade
th e c itizen s and council.
th a t M ayor S h a ttu c k call a
m ass
T h e re is every in d icatio n th a t th e m e ttlr.g to be held M onday n ig h t,
com pany is fav o rab le to lo catin g h ere Ju ly 10, at th e C o m m ercial
club
if th e citiz e n s will show In th is ta n roonup M ayor S h a ttu c k lias e n d o rs
g ib le way th a t th ey w ant th em to do ed th e p lan and called th e m eeting.
so.
All citizens, m em b ers of th e club
T he te q u e s t th ey m ake is e n tir e ar.d esp ecially ta x p a y e rs a re u rg ed to
ty w ith in o u r re a c h , w ill m ean only be p resen t.
a few m ills' tax a t th e o u tsid e and
The cou n cil will m eet th e T u e s
will be sh a re d by all in p ro p o rtio n to day n ig h t fo llo w in g an d pass upon
th e ir in te re s ts in th e tow n. E v ery an o rd in an ce.
it is lik ely
E. It.
body will reap th e b en efit. T h e lo E rn sb e rg e r, m a n a g e r of th e
ra il
c atio n o f th e shops h ere w ill not road, w ill be p re s e n t e ith e r Monday
only b rin g m ore people, and of a d e o r T uesday n ig h t.
sira b le class, In co n n ectio n w ith th e
1-et every In te re ste d citizen
be
ra ilro a d co m p an y , but w ill alm ost present M onday n ig h t an d help th is
c e rta in ly b rin g o th e r fa cto ries and tftiug along.
ROYAL RUSTLERS
J. B. KELLY IN BAD
ENTERTAIN AT PICNIC AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Mrs. O lip h a n t's class an d
Mrs
L an sd o w n e's class w ere th e g u e sts
of th e Royal R u stle rs a t a picnic
given T h u rsd a y w ith Miss G ilb e rt as
teac h er. A bout fo u rte e n g irls w ere
p resen t. A hay ra c k w as fu rn ish e d
by K ick T h om pson to ta k e th e p a r
ty to C ed arv ille, w h ere th e picnic
w as held.
A su m p tio n s feast w as se t be
fore th e g irls n t noon A fter d in n e r
th e tim e w as sp en t in gam es. T he
p a rty w as ta k e n hom e a ta o 'c lo ik in
th e h a y ra c k .
E verybody
en jo y ed
th em selv es.
Mrs. G. 11 S unday su b s titu te d fo r
Mrs. L ansdow ne.
T hose p re se n t w ere, L a u ra D avis,
M aggie W in ters,
H elen
M etzger,
G w endolen V alen tin e, C leo M athew s,
Alia D oane, Ava T h o m p so n , M aude
B urch, L u ciie Jo h n s o n , V iola D inger,
M arion D unlop, B essie C am p.
Iris
G u lick so n ,
Alice
R o b erts,
K irk
T h o m p so n , Floyd M etzger, F o rre st
J e n n e , H a rry S pencer. Guy Ju n e s,
C hase St. C lair, L eslie St. C lair
T h e te a c h e rs acted
as c h a p
ero n es.
All o u r people w ill
read
w ith
g re a t so rro w th e a cco u n t of th e a u u
accident in w hich J. B. K elly and
ch ild re n su ffe re d so sev erly . O ne
child M yrna lias died as a resu lt oJ
seven b u rn s and th e o th e r d a u g h te r
A ngela, a n d tw o hoys H obart and
H om er, w ere severly in ju re d
and
Mr. K elly w as badly b u rn ed .
Jo h n K elly is well know n in th is
locality. lie d ro v e up w ith iiis fam
ily from C a lifo rn ia re c en tly to a t
tend th e m e e tin g of th e K elly clan
and w as to u rin g back th ro u g h so u th -
e .a
O regon
whei* t h e a c i d e u l
hap
pened n e a r G ra n ts ' Bass. It re s u lt
ed from a n ex p lo sio n , fire
being
c a rrie d back Io (be g aso lin e ta n k
w hich had been ja r re d
loose on a
ro u g h road.
To
B reak
B m m ly Ileu s,
B reak in g broody h en s is not a lint I
task
A little cure ill th e feeding
and h o u sin g is all th a t is req u ired .
"T h e old
m e th o d s of
s ta rv in g ,
sw in g in g an d d ip p in g th e m in cold
w ater a re c ru e l and d e trim e n ta l to
th e lie n 's lay in g a b ility ," say s T. E.
.Schreiner a t th e K a n sa s S la te A g ri
c u ltu ra l college.
D E C ID E .
W hen a lien first show s sig n s of
Decide, th e F’erc h e ro n sta llio n , well becom ing bro o d y , it
is best
to
know n in G resh am a n d v icin ity , will break h e r im m e d ia te ly . Site should
m ak e th e seaso n as follow s:
be co n fin ed in an a iry , su n n y coop,
M onday, a t livery h a rt a t Sandy o r pen, In th e p o u ltry house, but
T u e sd a y , a t E. F . D o n ah u e's se p a ra te d from th e o th e r hens. lx>l
b a rn . B oring.
h er si e an d b e a r th e o t h e r p o u ltry
W ed n esd ay , till T h u rsd a y noon, C o m p an io n sh ip is very e s s e n tia l in
at
S tra u s L u m b e r C o.’s yard k eeping h e r from la-1 ng broody and
G resh am .
h av in g th e " b l u e s "
T h e se p a ra te
F rid a y an d S a tu rd a y , W. A. P ro c c o m p a rtm e n t in w hich sh e is co n
to r 's a t C o ttre ll.
fined sh o u ld be la rg e an d free of
M traus I . u i i i I m t C o ., O w ners.
a n y th in g w ith w hich sh e could m ak e
an est. A d ro p p in g -b o a rd
is
very
useful
Iten ii'liilsT
R em em b er, th e O u tlo o k h as al < T he coop, o r box pen, sh o u ld have
read y p u b lish ed fo u r p ag es of good a false bo tto m m ade of one-inch
s la ts, spaced o ne an d one fo u rth in
re a d in g m a tte r th is w eek.
ches a p a r t, n alleil upon
2x4 inch
scant ling placed edgew ise. T h ro u g h
Hies«* sp a c e s fresh a ir will c irc u la te ,
a n d , w ith th e ab se n c e o f any b ed
d in g , th e hen can get no w arm th
T h u s, w hen sh e can feel no heat
u n d e r h e r body she soon w ill give
up try in g to set.
A n o th e r benefit d e riv ed from th e
sla t bo tto m is th e fact th a t th e h e n 's
feet c o n tin u a lly slip
th ro u g h
th e
spaces, ca u sin g h e r m uch utic.isiiit -s
an d m a k in g h e r restiv e- th e
very
th in g to b re a k h e r of b ro o d in g and
try in g to set.
Mr. S c h re in e r a d v ise s feed in g a
broody hen a ll sh e w ill eat and g iv
ing h e r p le n ty of w ater. D iscretion
sh o u ld be show n in w hat Is fed He
says th a t b ro o d in g is sup p o sed Io be
d u e to a p o u ltry fev er, an d
th a t
corn o r k a fir co rn , b eing h eat p ro
d u cin g , sh o u ld not be on th e lien's
d iet d u rin g th e
b ro o d in g
period
F eed a la rg e a m o u n t o f w heat and
o a ts, an d give th e
hen
a sm all
am o u n t o t a lfa lfa
m eal
or o ilie r
green foods. o r m illet seeds.
If th e s e p re c a u tio n s a re
ta k e n
w hen a hen first a p p e a rs broody, th e
a ilm e n t can lie cured In th r e e o r fou
days.
P h o to by M ax S c h n e id e r
DORIS RAVMEK BROWN
W h at m ig h t have been a te rrib ly
d e stru c tiv e accid en t on
th e
fa ir
g ro u n d s w as narrow ly
a v e rte d on
th e F o u rth .
T h e th o u g h t
of
it
gives one th e cold sh iv e rs even now
W h ile h u n d re d s of people
w ere
fin d in g s u ita b le places fo r th e ir
picnic d in n e rs in tin* grove, m any in
an d a ro u n d th e d an cin g p av ilio n , an
c h ild re n w ere sh o o tin g fire c ra c k e rs,
th ro w in g th e m carelessly a b o u t th e
bu ild in g , som eone spied a box u n d e r
tile edge of th e pavilion an d sent a
child u n d e r to get it.
It w as found
t h a t th e box w as heavy anil it said
on th e stile of it, " d y n a m ite ."
An
in v e stig atio n w as m ade and
su re
en o u g h th e r e w as found a box over
h a lf full of tlie te r rib le
explosive
w hich a fire c ra c k e r m ight have set
off, c au sin g m any d e ath s.
Aliek G u lliek so n , a d ep u ty m ar
slial. w as ra ile d an d took tile box iu
c h a rg e , rem o v in g it to a safe place.
T he d y n a m ite w as b ein g used in
cle a rin g th e g ro u n d fo r (lie race
tra c k and bail liecii carelessly for
g o tte n by th e w orkm en.
T he O reg o n ian su g g ests (lint I lie
fa rm e rs ia
th e O regon co u n try
should raise all th e J'.ill pigs lie eau
T h e re will lie few er sh ip m e n ts from
th e E ast mi acco u n t of th e in ju ry
to th e co rn crop by th e excessive
h eat.
"F ro m C o rtlan d to Hu* m o u n ta in s
look out for th e O u tlo o k ."
O RIII V I M E M l. 5o.
An ord Ilia lice
a u th o riz in g
th e
p ay m en ts of c e rta in
w a te r and
sew er lioiuls to In* m ade at th e
fiscal agency of th e S ta te of O regon
in tlie City of New Y ork, co n firm
ing tin* sa le of th e w ater an d sew er
bonds issued liy th e tow n of G re sh
am , and d e c la rin g E. II R ollins A
Sons of New York City tin* highest
resp o n sib le b id d er for said bonds.
W hereas, th e Town of G resham
lias h e re to fo re a d v e rtise d for Hall*
c e rta in sew er and w a te r bonds of
th e Town of G resh am , and w hereas,
it w as provided ill th e bid of E. H
R ollins A Sons fo r Hie p u rc h a se of
said bonds Hint said bonds lie p ay
ab le at tin* b u n k in g house of E. II
Itiillius A Sons, New
Y ork C ity;
and w h ereas, it is co n te n d e d
th a t
u n d e r th e recent e n a c tm e n t of th e
le g isla tu re o f th e S ta te of O regon
th e d e sig n a tio n of such place is not
in eoiiforiiiily w llh Hie law s of tin*
S ta le of O reg o n , lull th a t Hiiid slat
u te re q u ire s all p a y m e n ts of bonds
Issued by any m u n ic ip a lity In th e
S ta fe o f O regon, to be p ay ab le at
th e fiscal agency of th e S la te of
O regon In th e City of New Y ork;
and w h ereas, th e C om m on C ouncil
of tin* Tow n of G resham d e sire s to
e lim in a te atig q u estio n as to tin
v alid ity of said bonds, now, t h e r e ,
fore.
Be It o rd a in e d
by tin* C om m on
C ouncil of Hie Tow n of G re sh a m :.
S ection I. All th e bon d s h e re to
fo re a d v e rtise d
by th e Tow n of
G resh am , know n as w a te r and sew
e r lioiuls o t th e Town of G resh am ,
both p rin c ip a l an d in te re st of said
bonds, tie a n d th e sam e a re hereby
m ad e p ay ab le at th e fiscal agency
o t th e S la te of O regon in th e City
of New Y ork.
Sec. 2. E. II. R ollins A Sous
of New Y ork C ity, a re h ereb y di*
idared to lie th e h ig h est resp o n sib le
b id d er fo r said builds, an d Ho* sale
h e re to fo re m ade Io Hie said Itolliiih
A Soils, B an k ers, New Y ork C ity,
of Hu* a fo re sa id w a te r an d sew er
bonds of Hu* Tow n of G resh am , is
h ereby In a ll re sp ects co n firm e d and
ra tifie d
Sec. 3
In asm u ch as th is O rdi
n a m e is n ecessary fur Hie im m e d i
a te p re se rv a tio n
of th e
public
h e a lth , peaee and sa fe ty
of th e
Tow n of G re sh a m , in th ia , th a t it is
n ecessary fo r Hie p ro te c tio n of tin*
public h ealth th a t w a te r fo r dom es
tie p u rp o ses, mid sew age
tor th e
Tow n of G resh am , be in s ta lle d
as
speedily as possible, and th is o rd i
nan ce Ix-tng e n a rte d fo r th e purposi
of cu rin g c e rta in o b je c tio n s to I be
sa le o f lioiuls fo r th e in s ta llin g of
said w a te r an d sew er sy stem s, and
any d elay in th e sale of said bonds
b ein g in fact a delay In th e p ro v id
in g of d ra in a g e and w a te r fo r th e
Tow n of G ris h a m ,
th e r e fo re
an
em ergency is hereby d e cla red to
<xlst and th is o rd in a n c e sh a ll go In
to force a n d effect from and a fte r
|: s a p p ro v al by th e Mayor.
P assed by th e C ouncil th is 26th
day of J u n e , 1911.
A p p roved ,
" F r o m P o rtla n d to th e m o u n ta in s
look o u t for th e O utlook."
June
26,
1911.
LEW IS SHATTUCK. Mayor
D. M. ROBERTS. Recorder.
Secretary a n d Treasurer M ake
E ncouraging R ep o rts of
C lu b ’s A ffairs.
T he C o m m ercial d u ll held its re g
u la r ini'i'tiiig W ednesday n ig h t and
a lth o u g h th e a tte n d a n c e w as sm all
mi acco u n t of co m in g so soon a fte r
th e F o u rth , th e r e w as c o n sid e ra b le —
b u sin ess tr a n s a c te d . W. H. C otlgdon
w as elected tem p o rary c h a irm a n .
T lie
secret a ry s '
re p o rt show ed
Hie iiddit Inn of m any new m em b ers
unit Hie fin a n c ia l co n d itio n o f Hie
chili in good sh ap e.
T h e re
was
m oney en o u g h on h and to m eet all
o b lig a tio n s anil th e paym ent of d u es
w ould leave a goial b alan c e on hand
II. T. L e o n a rd s w as p ro aen t and
gav e a ta lk to th e d u h on c e rta in
lin es of a d v e rtisin g .
He p re sen ted
a p ro p o sitio n w hich w as re fe rre d to
th e B u lilid ty co m m ittee.
A m a tte r of m ure g e n e ra l in te r
est w as th a t of se c u rin g Hie Mt.
Hood sh o p s al G resh am .
It
w as
re p o rte d Hint th e co m p an y 's propo
sitio n w as now m ade d e fin ite ami
it w as up to th e council to act. T he
council d esired to know th e w ishes
o f th e c itizen s especially as it was
a mat te r re la tin g to th e ta x a tio n of
p ro p e rty . It w as decided to ask Hie
m ay o r to call a m ass m eetin g of
m em b ers a n d ta x p a y e rs
fo r n ext
M onday night to m eet in th e d u ll
room s
T lie cou n cil m eetin g w ill lie
held tlie fo llo w in g T uesday night
w hen it is p ro b a b le an o rd in a n c e
will In* passed c o v erin g tlie re q u ire
ments.
GOOD CELEBRATION
AT DAMASCUS
At D am ascus a. p leasan t c e le b ra
tio n took place in th e grove. T h ere
w as a p a ra d e of 46 g irls d re sse d in
w hite re p re se n tin g th e s ta le s They
form ed a t tin* school
house
and
m arch ed to th e
p la tfo rm
in th e
grove
T he S u ii tiy sid e q u a rte t f u r
n ished th e m usic.
W a lte r Dinilek
deliv ered a p a trio tic o ra tio n .
T he
D eclaratio n of In d ep e n d e n c e
was
read liy A lvitie K ro ld i. A close and
In te re stin g hall gam e w as played b e
tw een* C lack am as
and
D am ascus
te a m s
A t tlie end of
tlie n in th
in n in g Hie sco re stood 4 to4 A noth
e riiin lu g put D am ascus in th e lead
A g ran d hall w as given fo r w hich
th e S u n n y sid e
o rc h e s tra
played.
T h e co u n ty ro c k e ru sh e r now lo
cate d on th e B ase L ine ro a d , will
lx* moved to a location e a st of th e
S andy riv e r, w tiere
an
excellent
q u a lity of ris k Is a v ailab le.
T he
m ain o b ject fo r Hie tr a n s fe r Is th a t
th e rock, w hich can I«* secu red at
th e new q u a rr y , is easily a v a ila b le
fo r th e re p a ir o f th e ro a d s In th a t
d is tric t and only sh o rt h a u ls will lx*
n ecessary fo r th e re p a irs now
in
co n te m p la tio n .
R oad
S u p erv iso r
N eilson will lx* iu c h a rg e of Hie re
p a ir w ork w hich will lx- dune e a st
of th e Sundy.
F airv iew L odge, No. 92, A. F A
A. M will m eet S a tu rd a y n ig h t iu
th e ir h all at T ro u td a le .
W otk in
th e E. A. d eg ree.
FO R SA LE, o r tr a d e
fo r
Real
E sta te One 4 cyl 3(1 II I* C ad illac
au to m o b ile. In first class sh ap e and
full equipix-il
J E M etzger, G res
h a m , O regon.
4U
H ay f o r Sail*.
F ive a c re s of hay, v etch , o a ts and
clover, in field A Mi'NIel.old H a r
vey place, w est of G resh am , R o u te
I.
37
W ANTED A D urham m ilk
w ith young calf. Not o v er
y e a rs old
T. It. R ich ard so n ,
ing, O regon.
e ig h t
B or
GOOD BA ST I R E
A nderson
sta tio n .
phone 691.
to r
Ed.
co w
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ren t at
O sburn,
tf
Dr. Ixiw e, th e o p tic ia n , will
be in G resh am ag ain J u ly 20.
T h e O u tlo o k w a n ts y o u r news,
y o u r ads, y o u r su b sc rip tio n , y o u r
pi In tlng.
S ev eral a rtic le s of clo th in g have
been left at th e O utlook o ffice
A
sm a ll box w ith child* sh o es and
clo ck in g s, tw o little c o a ts, an d a
la d le s co at a re am o n g th e article*,
j T h* o w n er I* »ought for.