G resham O utlook
TWICE A WEEK
VOL I.
NO. 51
P h o n e 701
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
“BACK TO
FUNERAL OF MRS
THE SOIL”
G. B. MIDDLETON
Farmers and sto ck ra lsers o f
“Ever at Your Service’’
th e
Amandft Agne„
TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1911
WHAT CAN BE DONE
ON A CITY LOT
$1.50 PER YEAR
IMPROVEMENTS TO
M. E. PICNIC
CHURCH AT ROCKWOOD
EXCURSION
Pacific N o rth w e st h a v e a n o p p o rtu n - in P en n sy lv an ia J u n e 26. 1863
T h e c h u rc h a t R ockw ood h a s been
a 11*1
A p icn ic e x c u rs io n w ill be g iven
it) to w in a n u m b e r o f v a lu a b le
at h er iiom
N early h aif th e p o p u latio n o f th e ' fam ily
e n e a r G re sh a m , IT
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most of the year. One or re p a ire d a n d re p a in te d a n d se rv ic e s n ex t T h u rs d a y by th e M. E. S u n d ay
prizes a t th e big la n d sh o w s to be F rid a y , A ug u st 25. 1911
n ted S tates is found in cities of tw o dozen h en s, on a h a lf lo t (2 5 x w ere re s u m e d la s t
Sunday.
Rev.
has
been
Rev.
J.
H. school. A sp eciu l c a r
2500 o r la rg e r
T his p re s e n ts
a 5 0 1, w ell e a re d fo r, w ill su p p ly a J o h n is th e p a sto r.
held in th e F a s t a n d M id d le W est
s.
w as m arrie d to Geo n Mid-
H ood ra ll-
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fro
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ily
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ith
eg
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som
e
m
eat.
next w in ter. A t N ew Y ork C ity ’s d le to n at B eatrice. Neb.. Septem b-
serio u s problem for p o litical econo-
A lm ost th e ,y e a r th ro u g h , a n a v e r re rn .o n . S u n d ay school w ill be ir. way c o m p a n y w hich w ill le a v e G re s h
first land sh o w , to be h e ld in M adi-
J. 1885. To th em
w ere
born m ists to solve. Too few people a re
For Sandy, R iv e r a t 8 :6 0 a. in.
ag
e
of th ir ty m in u te s a day w ill in c h a rg e of W. A. R ow en a n d w ill
sen S q u are G a rd e n , N o v em b er 2 to
■< vn ch ild re n , six g irls
ami fl j am ong th e pro d u cin g class,
E v ery -
T oo c a re fo r th e g a rd e n o r th e c h ic k e n s 11!eet a ' 10 *• 1,1
R e g u la r serv- “ «d r e t u r n a b o u t 4 p
12, cups v a lu e d a t $ 1 0 0 0 e ach w ill I'o js. All a re living
except one m any have to buy ev ery th in g th ey and th e d ire c t r e tu r n s w ill a v e ra g e 'c e s w ill he h eld on second S u n d ay body is c o rd ia lly In v ite d to go on
be offered fo r th e b est e x h ib ito r s o f " h o died in his infancy
th is e x c u rsio n .
B rin g y o u r b a s k e t
consum e. T his m akes liv in g
ex in e ith e r case from 25 to 50 c e n ts a t 11 »'>’• fo u r th S u n d ay a t 8 p
w heat, o a ts , p o ta to e s , c o rn , b a rle y ,
She leaves to m o u rn h er loss
Much
c
re
d
it
is
d
u
e
th
e
m
e
m
b
e
rs
a
n
d
a
ll
th
e
c
h
ild
re
n you c a n g a th e r
a
day.
apples, s u g a r b e e ts , h o p s, a lf a lf a , etc h .s b a n d , an d te n
ch ild ren .
One pensive, w hile th o u san d s of acres
of th e c h u rc h a n d fr ie n d s in th e u p a n d ta k e c a re of.
C om e a n d
B
esides
all
th
is
th
e
p
h
y
sical,
m
en
The New Y o rk e x p o sitio n w ill be la u g h te r is m a rrie d and
lives at w ithin easy reach of o u r cities, a re
All c h ild re n w ill
v icin ity w ho c o n tr ib u te d to w a rd th e h av e a good tim e.
ta
l
an
d
p
ro
b
ab
ly
m
o
ra
l
b
e
n
e
fit
to
The New Y o rk e x p o sitio n w ill be O u tlo o k , W ash., She is Mrs .Myrt! lying idle or a re h a lf w orked.
u d u lts
w ill o n ly be
It is go fre e a n d
th e a v e ra g e la b o re r, c le rk , b u sin e ss im p ro v e m e n ts o f th e b u ild in g
tl.e biggest la n d sh o w e v e r held in Belle S h eller.
The
o th e rs
are,
new c h a rg e d 25 c e n ts fo r th e ro u n d trip .
tit* believe a m ovem ent should be Or p ro fe ssio n a l m an , w ould be g re a t h oped th e p eo p le w ill ta k e a
A m erica a n d th e
m ost
v a lu ab le G eorge, E a rl, Alma, Jessie,
O pal, sta rte d to en co u rag e
T h e c a r w ill be in c h a rg e o f th e
every m an
is a la rg e field
fo r stu d y In te re s t in th e w ork.
prizes e v e r o ffe re d fo r a g r ic u ltu r a l i L a ra h , H aro ld , l.loyd, ( lilf o r d and and especially every fam ily, to own a n d H ere
w ork m any
and
If
Next F rid a y e v e n in g th e L a d ie s' S u n d a y sch o o l c o m m itte e
h
a
v
e
tr
ie
d
an
d
products w ill be a w a rd e d . A g ricu l- ith y .
‘ ceased leaves th e follow - a piece of laud, even if but a city failed th r o u g h lack of k n o w in g th e Aid so ciety w ill se rv e ice c re a m an d th e r e a r e th o s e w ho w ould lik e to
tu re as it Is g e n e ra lly p ra c tic e d , dry m g b ro th e rs an d siste rs: Miss Mary lot
W,
e believe every head of
rig h t m e th o d s an d w o rk in g system n- c a k e an d th e w o u n g p eo p le w ill g ive go b u t feed t h a t th e y c a u n o t a ffo rd
farm ing a n d ir r ig a tio n m e th o d s w ill F iro v ed , H arry F iro v ed and
Mrs fam ily should
be
en co u rag ed
to tically . W hy could not o u r A g ric u l an in te re s tin g p ro g ra m a t th e c h u rc h ev en th e 25 c e n ts , co m e an y how
be d e m o n s tra te d .
M oving p ic tu re s. Ida Hood of M onm outh. Ill . Chas. produce so m eth in g t^ w a rd s‘7 h e nec
A ll a re an d d ro u a b u tto n In th e h a t.
R e
fo r th e b e n e fit o f th e w o rk
tu r a l c o lleg es take u p th is a s
lectures, li te r a tu r e a n d a c tu a l farm - t moved of D u lu th , M in n ,
m e m b e r th e d ay a n d th e h o u r an d
and Jo e essary living o f th e fam ily. W h at side issu e a n d give th e city d w e lle r in v ited ,
ers will d e m o n s tra te th e a d v a n ta g e s F iro v ed of C hicago, III.
ev ery b o d y com e.
a lielp a cow, a sm all g a rd e n , a few som e h elp as well a s th e
fa rm e r?
of ow ning and d e v e lo p in g lan d .
Mis. M iddleton had been a m em - chickens, som e fru it, would be
SUNDAY SC H O O L C O M M IT T E E
in j S cores of p a p e rs a re re a d y to p u b
T he show w ill voice th e cry
of I er of th e M ethodist ch u rch
T he p ro v id in g food for th e fam ily?
lish any In fo rm a tio n th e y m ig h t giv e
“ back to th e s o il."
It w ill show : fum '„I was 1 eld a t th e hom e w est
T h ere should be m ore farm s and A le c tu re o r a p am p h let »could h elp
tille rs of w o rn -o u t la n d how to re- of G resh am and b u rial was at Mult th e fa rm s should be m ade m ore pro- m any,
ju v en ate th e i r so ils o r w h ere
to notrau cem etery. Rev. J. F . D un- d u ctlv e— n o t la rg e r farm s but m o re
T h e O u tlo o k p ro p o ses th e q u e s
seek ric h e r fa r m s ; it w ill p o in t th e lop
»ached th e fu n e ra l serm on.
of th em an d b e tte r tilled.
W ord lias been receiv ed h e re of Í
tio n , H ow ca n a sm a ll p lo t, say 50
city m an to g re e n fie ld s an d will
Mrs. ? d d leto n was a fa ith fu l wif
As to th e g u rd en s th e sam e p rin - feet s q u a re , be m m le to p ro d u c e th e th e d e a th of Mrs. S? G. R oller, w ife
direct th e im m ig ra n t. I t is of spec an d m o th e r an d a kind
neig h b o r, ciple will apply. A patch of g ro u n d j m ost fo r th e ta b le ? S u g g e stio n s a s of Rev. S. G. R o p er, w ho w as for-
T h e f u n e r a l o f W H . C oons w as
ial a d v a n ta g e fo r O reg o n a n d W ash H er d e a th is p ecu liarly sad as sh e tw enty-five feet sq u are, well fe rtll- to v a rie ty o f p la n ts , how to ro ta te , e rly p a s to r o f th e F re e M eth o d ist j h eld th is a fte rn o o n
at
2 o 'clo ck
ington to he w ell re p r e s e n te d at th is
a larg e fam ily, th e youngest ized and well tilled an d w isely p la n t how to p la n t a n d c u ltiv a te a n d keep c h u rc h a t th is place.
from tile fam ily re s id e n c e a t T r o u t
big show an d c o m m e rc ia l b o d ies an d only a 1< w h o u rs old a t th e tim e of ed will p roduce ta b le
v eg eta b les up th e soil, ir rig a tio n , e tc., w ill be
.Mrs. R o p e r d ied a t H o u lto n y es
d a le a n d In te rm e n t w as m a d e
'n
the ra ilro a d s a re u rg in g th e fu llest h e r d e a th .
except p otatoes fo r th e
o rd in a ry w elcom ed a n d g iven p u b licity .
te r d a y a fte rn o o n .
H e r d e a th
w as
Rev
T
h
o
m
u
s
co-operation by N o rth w e s t p ro d u c e rs
very u n e x p ected .
M rs. J F. H o p p e r ' O o u g las c e m e te ry
T he sy m p ath y o f a larg e circle of
F W. G ra h a m , W e ste rn
Im m ig ra .1 q u a in ta n c e s goes out to th e be
s is te r of tile d e c e a se d , w as se n t fo r R o b in so n o f F a irv ie w P re s b y te ria n
tion A gent fo r th e G re a t N o rth e rn reaved fa ttie r and ch ild ren .
an d w ent y e ste rd a y to H o u lto n . It c h u rc h c o n d u c te d th e serv ices.
railw ay, P o rtla n d , w ill su p p ly e n try
R. C a rlso n w as s e n t fo r a n d w en t to
Mr. C oons, w ho whs 69 y e a rs old,
blanks to a ll w ho w ill e x h ib it and
a r r a n g e fo r th e fu n e ra l. T h e fu w as a n old p io n e e r in O reg o n .
He
will give full in f o rm a tio n a s to p rep
n e ra l w ill be W ed n esd ay a t 3 p. in.. w as b o rn In In d ia n a a n d on J a n u a r y
» ratio n s fo r sh ip p in g .
T h e re is no
A u g u st 30, a t th e F re e M eth o d ist 1st, m a rrie d M iss E liza W a lla s of
entry fee re q u ire d .
c h u rc h .
T ro u td a le . T o th is
u n io n
sev en
Mr. L aw so n sa y s th e tic k e t o ffice
G resham lias been favored by th e
c h ild re n w ere b o rn , tw o of w hich
Mt. Hood railw ay w ith one of tl,e I an d w a itin g room w ill be placed in
a re m a r rie d a n d re s id e In P o rtla n d ,
Tlie v o ters of S andy decided at
co m m issio n fo r th e h a n d lin g o f p a s
Mrs. H. A. S h ie ld s a n d
M rs. F red
most com m odious anil p re ttie st de-
-he electio n last S a tu rd a y to incor-
se n g e r b u sin e ss, S u n d a y , S e p te m b e r
T e lto n . T h e o th e r s , w ho a r e s till at
pots it is possible to im ag in e, and 3, 1911. J o h n O 'R e illy , is th e s t a
•o rate as a city. T he vote w as 37
h om e u re, R osa, J o h n , J e s s , M arlow
th e O utlook know s th a t it can voice
o ti in fav o r of in c o rp o ratio n and th a th e ap p reciatio n of all th e citizen s tio n a g e n t, a n d w ill be gluil to w el
and Claude.
com e th e c itiz e n s of G re sh a m , e ith e r
The la s t is su e of
th e
O u tlo o k
Mr. U ooiih w as w ell k n o w n In th is
E veryone o f th e 18(10 seco n d -class follow ing o fficers w ere elected : F o r of th is grow ing city anil s u rro u n d in g
on
th a t d a y , o r on th e M onday fol- re a c h e d so m e o f its re a d e r s a day lo c a lity a n d w ill be m issed n o t only
postnffices in th e U n ited S ta te s lias n a v o r Ed. F. B ru n s; reco rd er. A. cou n try .
low ing to show th e m a ro u n d
th e la le
, t w a„ p rin te d .l a t e F rid a y by h is im m e d ia te
now been d e s ig n a te d a p o sta l sav- g B o rn ste d t; m a rsh a l, Alf.
fa m ily
h u t l>y
B ell;
The location of th e d epot is m ost
new
q
u
a
rte
rs
.
n
ig
h
t
a
n d m a ile d S a tu r d a y m o rn in g . m any frie n d s anil a c q u a in ta n c e s .
Ings d e p o sito ry . I t is said to be th e u e a s u r e r , A. O. M einig; c o u n d lm e n , convenient for people com ing fr.im
D ivision h e a d q u a r te r s will be lo cal T h e e x p la n a tio n is in th e fact th a t
purpose of th e P o sto ffic e
D ep art- Geo A W olf
D ,,helpg L
K any directio n . It is sig h tly and of
F O R SA LE! -S pan
of
h o rses.
incut to d e s ig n a te th e 6 ,0 0 0 th ird - lo ffm a n , P. B. G ray, O tto M einig a ttra c tiv e design miii I very con v en ed a t th e sa m e tim e In o ffic e s 01 e le c tric e n e rg y w as not g iv en u s at
o u r new lo cu tio n u n til a b o u t 10 0. 2800 p o u n d s ; 9 a n d 12 y e a rs old.
class o ffices as b a n k s an d g ra d u a lly mil G asper J u n k e r.
ient a rra n g e m e n t. B road p latfo rm s th e second flo o r.
S ev eral new p a s s e n g e r ru n s w ill 1,1 F rid a y .
Most o f th e
re a d in g S ee (1. B.
H a m ilto n ,
G re sh a m ,
the system w ill be e x te n d e d to th e
a re being co n stru cted a t a h eig u t
he
ad
d
ed
to
th
e
sc
h
e
d
u
le
e
a
rly
in
«
“»
tie
r
of
th
e
p
a
p
e
r
w
as
set
up be- R D. 3.
61
money o rd e r o ffic e s o f th e fo u rth -
P ercy Slielly resig n ed
ids posi- which will
ta 8 y to Met on
class of w hich th e r e a re ab o u t 10,- tio n as ju s tic e o f peace and O. P om
iff th e cars.
T he
g ro u n d s Sept e m b e r, an d s h o rtly th e r e a f t e r 'w e e n th a t tim e an d 10 o 'c lo c k p. in
b ro a d -v e stib u le d
*'*> m a n y d e la y s In c id e n t to s ta r t-
H ORSES FO R SA LE
E ig h t h ead
000.
aro u n d th e depot have been g rad ed th e new m o d ern
ero y will succeed him .
coaches w ill tie p u t In to serv ice.
lo g o u r m a c h in e s In new p o sitio n s firs t-c la s s w ork h o rses. A aro n K n ig h
ip
so
they
will
be
well
d
rain
ed
In
G resham is a n o ffic e o f th e th ird
F re d M cNames. Dr. A tk in s and
T h e c o m p a n y ’s fa c ilitie s fo r h a n d - a n d o n e " Hr8on ,,hl
*h e , o " 1' ,osl to n , G re sh a m .
6(j
th e wet season.
class and th e r e is e v e ry re a so n to be
A lice McCoy o f P o rtla n d w ere th e
h e lp o f th e lin o ty p e
Tile depot is being p ain ted , roof ling fre ig h t from P o rtla n d an d else- «“ >“ — "««»
lieve th a t a p o sta l sa v in g s b an k will
g u e sts o f Mrs. A. J. G ould.
O f co u rse, th e p ro o f re a d in g an d c o r
POUND
A v a lu a b le h u n tin g
and all, and p re se n ts a very a ttr a c w here a re u n ex celled .
be e sta b lish e d h e re in
th e
neat
In h o u n d . P h o n e G re sh a m 237. 53
-Mr. an d Mrs. W illiam K esterso n tive ap p earan ce. The
H e say s th e ir aim w ill a lw a y s he re c tio n o f m is ta k e s had to
new depot
future.
\
have re tu rn e d to S andy
to spend was not opened last S atu rd ay n ig h t, to be c o u rte o u s , o b lig in g and |iro m |B s lig h te d .
We a re m o re th a n e v e r co nvinced
th e re m a in d e r of th e su m m er.
Dr. L ow e, th e o p tic ia n , w ill
r e la tio n s
w ith
n o tw ith sta n d in g re p o rts in th e v ari in th e ir b u sin e ss
"
T
h
e L in o ty p e w ay
is
th e
way
Miss A da K a h re s re tu rn e d
from ous n ew spapers.
G resh am p a tro n s.
be a t H o tel C ongtlon T h u r s
P o rtla n d S unday.
Mr. E rn s b e rg e r, m a n a g e r of th e th a t w in s.”
d ay till 4 o ’clock.
C o n su lt
him
A le tte r to th e O utlook from Mr
L .E . H o ffm an is now b u ild in g a T. A. Law son, su p e rin te n d e n t, u n d er ra ilw a y d e p a rtm e n t, e x te n d s speciul
a b o u t y o u r ey e s a n d g lasses.
T w o M orm on m issio n a rie s s tru c k
new m eat m a rk e t an d h as moved h is d a , e o ( A ugust 25, advises th a t th e g re e tin g , a n d say s that. " T h e M ount
Miss M arian R o b e rts o n w as v e rj
FO R SA LE
H o u se a n d tw o lo ts
L o o n itili I w a1 A P o w e r co m p an y 's to w n th e o th e r d ay and som e of the
is
n
earin
g
com
ple-
old
o
n
e
in
to
th
e
s
tre
e
t
fo
r
th
e
pres-
G
resham
depot
agreeably
s u r p ris e d
la s t
F rid a y
la n g u a g e a n d a rg u m e n ts th e y
a re in G re a h a m . E n q u ire at O u tlo o k o f
tln o and will be opened for th e fo r (ire s h a m , fo r G re s h a m 's p ro s
night by a p a rty o f e ig h t y o u n g lai / ent.
to fice.
f r o " ‘ h o u se
62
Monday, p e rity , an d is G re s h a m 's P u b lic S er- u " ,nB
Mrs. G ilb e rt Jo n s ru d am i d au g h - tra n sa c tio n of business,
friends fro m G re sh a m w ho w ent in
h
o
u
se
w
ould
soon
c
a
u
se
th
e
ir
a
rr
e
s
t
Vsiiit
te r S tella h av e re tu rn e d from As S ep tem b er 4, 1911.
a wagon to h e r
h o m e w h ere th e )
fo r in d ece n cy in som e p lace s
It
E E. M a rs h a ll, a g e n t fo r M itchell
to r ia w h ere th e y sp e n t a few day s
spent th e e v e n in g in a v ery e n jo y
seem s t h a t theM
o rm o n
c h u rc h l«ewls & S ta v e r Im p le m e n ts, can be
w ith frie n d s.
able m a n n e r. T h o se p re s e n t w ere,
w hose r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s
go
a b o u t fo u n d a t T h e C o n g tlo n , p h o n e 671,
H arlo w D o u g lass w ent to P le a s
the M isses L o ttie D avis,
F lo re n c e
tro m d o o r to d o o r fo rc in g th e ir ta lk G re sh a m .
a n t H om e w h ere he took th e pic
F ieldhouse, E th e l W ilk in s o n , Bessi
I F N T Ç
IQ
I T ? 0,1 w o,,,,,n an d * lr,a u n d e r th e g u ise
tu r e of th e G ran g e
Osborne, L a u ra D av is, M ary H an
• o f L a tte r Day S a in ts a r e
F O R HALE— O ne
young
cow
g e ttin g
One of th e most jovial hunches of
sen, M a rg a re t S c h a n tin e
a n d Mt'J
b o ld e r th a n e v e r anil ev en a d v o c a t P h o n e 5 0 1 , O scar T h o re n , G re sh a m ,
Seaside visito rs seen on th e beach
A cco rd in g to th e l^ents R e p o rte r ing p o ly g am y a g a in as a n ecessary O reg o n ,
•-ancaster fro m C a lifo rn ia , w ho wai
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th is season w ere th o se com ing from n eg llin in g n ex t S u n d ay
a guest of th e M isses O sb o rn e.
th e
te a m a d ju n c t o f s a lv a tio n ,
th e hom es of p resen t and
fo rm -r
Kow K ic k e r,
know n a s th e G resh am G ia n ts, w liit
S m ith 's a n ti-c o w k ic k e r Is g u a r a n
P o st C ards.
We h av e closed w ith Mr. G lover
airview people stay in g a t
Camp
be ta k e n
over, c o n so lid a te d
und
te e d to do th e w o rk
A boy can
Bost c a rd s , o n e c e n t e a c h .
No for a new in erry -g o -ro u n d fo r th e A xtc]| t |,e h a rb o r o f refuge. Num< r-
T illam oak I m an ag e d by J e s s D u n b a r o f
th e
p u t on a n d ta k e o ff an d no m in i's
tines an d c o rs e ts , e m b ro id e ry m a
■oming F a ir.
ous p leasu re trip s
to
and 1 L e n ts team .
«
ler.als and m illin e ry trim m in g s ai
Mr. G rah am
of th e F airv iew Hea(| G e a rh a rt, etc., fish in g
T h e seaso n o f th e y e a r
Is now cow ca n k ick w h ile 011 T h is we g u a r
T h is is b ro u g h t a b o u t by B a rth o lo -
w hf.n m o n e y o llg h ( |(> hp a n te « anil tw o b u c k e ts or m ilk kick
d ay tim e |
tlie G resh am M illin ery E m p o riu m .
c ream ery has o rd ered a fine dis- c am
d ig g in g
supplied
play of c h eese to he p rep ared
fot a m u sem en t w hile Seaside fu rn ish ed m e w . n ecessary re s ig n a tio n , a s he ,„ „ re p le n tifu l a n d p eo p le feel th a t ed o v e r d u r in g th is th e fly seaso n
w ill
m o re th a n
pay fo r
one.
O. W. P . T IM E T A B L E .
th e F a ir.
d o in g s fo r th e evening. T he per- l e a - e , fo r th e P h illip ln e Isla n d s th e y ,lavp ,„ o re f()r (t)H 1((()B
Uv. P o rtla n d
We
w
ill
d
e
m
o
n
s
tr
a
te
th
is
by
c
a
llin
g
W hat is needed m ost at p re se n t | so n a, of ,^ e p arty Included Mrs. 'I. S e p te m b e r 6. In lo o k in g a ro u n d
en<J,
A m ong
th e s e
sm a ll
8:u0 a. m. fo r C a z a d e ro
on T. A. O. H ten slu n d , R ockw ood o r
is th a t th e fa rm e rs p re p a re an ex W. M athison, Mrs A K ro n en b eig fo r th is ch am p io n b unch Mr. Bur- item s, b u t o f c o n s id e ra b le
Im
p
o
rt-
7 45 — fo r G re sh a m .
hib it of th e p ro d u cts of field and Mrs A. T. A xtell, M isses V esta Teg- th o lo m ew decided t hut Lenti w as in ce, co m es th e lo cal new spapzq- »o a d d re s s R. I), box 27, C leo n e, O re
8.4 5 — fo r C a z a d e ro .
tf
and
C arrie th e best p lace an d D u n b a r tin m an w hl)e you a r „ n g u rln g
, h<. B nia„ «on.
o rc h a rd .
We a re in
ex p ectatio n a rt, E dith M cK lllup
9:45 — fo r G re sh a m .
10.45 — fo r C a z a d e ro .
th a t th is will be th e b a n n e r fair for v,a th lso n , und th e b a c h e lo rs club to p u t a t th e helm of th e team
ite m s k in d ly re m e m b e r th e p r i n te r
O ne te a m o f h o rses.
11:45 — for G resham .
In d e few sea so n s th a t B a rth o lo - lf you h a v e fa ile d to g e t th e p a p e r w„ F i„ O h R , o HALE
M ultnom ah co u n ty so p re p a re in (.o n ipoge,i of " ’L e n g th y " C. Htone,
u „ n ,.0 ... 7 .. 1 u
*2:45 p. m. fo r C a z a d e ro .
K An- tn e < h a s m an ag e d th e te a m he h a s you h av e or(| prp<J d o n -t d „ ,ay
I
'‘h, 2 0 0 ’
7 a n ' 1 9 h a rn e s s
tim
e
a
n
y
th
in
g
you
may
have
In
th
e
"S
leep
y
”
L.
T
eg
art,
"(T
am
'
1:45 — fo r G re sh a m .
an d fa rm w agon.
E. V. E ric k so n ,
put
it
In
th
e
very
fro
n
t
ra
n
k
s
und
n
o
tlce
(h
„
p
u
b
|
lah
o
r
aIld
„
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way of g rasses, g ra in s, fru its , vege- ,]p rgo n , ‘ S h rim p " E. T eg art,
2:27 — E x p ress.
th r e e m ile s s o u th e a s t o f B o rin g . 51
h
as
won
th
e
a
d
m
ira
tio
n
o
f
fa
n
s
a
s
you
h
av
e
not
pald
fo
r
,
t
y
e
,
k
ln
d
ly
2 45 — fo r C a z a d e ro .
ta b le s, etc.
He" M athison and "M oose'
w ell ns th e good will of ev ery sem i- , „ . p , n to th f.
an d J)fty fo r R
3:45 — fo r G re sh a m .
We hope th e lad ies will not fo rg et K ro n en b erg
T A K E N U P — By F. E. K en n ey ,
4:45 — fo r C a z a d e ro .
p
io
fc
s
s
io
a
a
l
ball
p
'a
y
e
r
y
e
a
r'
Ito p re p a re for th e
com ing
fa ir
----------------------
s s u b « r lp tl o n . R e m e m b e r th a t T r o u td a ,
K ,
„
ne#r
’
5:45 — fo r G re sh a m .
J
e
s
s
D
u
n
b
a
r
is
very
w
ell
know
n
stille s y o u r $1 50
I T h e d e p a rtm e n t of D om estic Science
seem s
but a
________
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6:45 — for C azadero.
O. W. 11. * N. TIM E TA B LE
B
ria
r
F
a
rm
,
tw
o
cow
s,
2
an
d
3
y
e
a
r
to b o th p la y e rs an d a fn s and
h l* sm a ll Item s till 100 of th e s e sm a ll
I" 00 — fo r G re sh a m .
I o u g h t to be well filled. Last year
EASTBOUND
o ld , w ith red ta g s in e a rs , both
n a m e w ill m eet w ith In s ta n t
“ p- Item s m a k e s $ 1 5 0 , Hnd $150 w ill be
11:33 — fo r G resham .
1 we hail a good d isp lay ,b u t we w ant
Leave P o rtlan d 7 :5 0 a m .— A rrive iroval.
dry.
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v e ry iisefu l to th e p u b lis h e r o f th e
' ars fio n i
P o r tla n d
a rr iv e
af I »0 do b e tte r th is year. Mrs J . M.
8 :2 5 a m ; T ro u td a le ,
Fairview
T h is new coini in a tio n gives
I S h a ttu c k is su p e rin te n d e n t of th is
iresham o ne h o u r la te r.
0» O u tlo o k
P le a s e re m e m b e r th a t It
F O R HALE Good te n t,
1 4x20,
8:30 a
Ev G resham fo r P o rtla n d .
Xr F . l r
' e a n ‘ ln “ '*•
m oney to e q u ip a n d o p e ra te a 6% feet s trip e d
F
d e p a rtm e n t an d sh e s an x io u s th at
M
L a n tz
land
4
00
p
n.
.
r
lt
,
,
probaW
e
,
h
a
t
th
e
of
tb
,
p
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rt,
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off)c<,
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p
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r,
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n
a
|
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r,
.
,
ha|I1’
h
o
,^(
Lv.
Portland
E - j a m. fro m G re a h a m .
It will be well filled.
61
5 40 — fro m G re a h a m .
34 p m , T ro u td a le
. • tw „ u ,amB w „ ,
in c o rp o ra te d In to co lle c tio n o f sm a ll bills lik e su b s c rlp
’ .
_ _
view
4
A F. M iller is g en eral m an ag er
.
— from Boring.
and
8
00
p
m
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e
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k
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W
OOD
-
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See Ur P o rtl
- -
- ellvereil any-
and is ru s tlin g for ex h ib its
1 37 — fro m C a z a d e ro .
W rite
dale 8 :4 5 p. in
(> reshaniT »eiits nam e
T h e H u d so n
|f you ,.an band
tb e p r ,ee of w h e re » ' h ln ic -iso n a b le h a u lin g d is
G 50 — E x p ress.
hltn fo r a n y th in g you w ant.
u k s t h o UND
A rm s m ay co n tin u e fo r a few Hun y o u r su b s c rip tio n w ith o u t b ein g c a ll- tan ce ,
him o r E. O. K a rd e ll fo r Inform a-
WKSTHOLND
! ■ * — *ron> Gresham.
I'l-oiie
John
L a rso n .
leav e d ays, p la; lu g w hen th e
G resb am - ed u p o n , It w ill be g re a tly
1» z - — iro m C a z a d e ro .’
a p p re G reaham. R. 4
tlo n and concessions
Lv T ro u td a le 9 28 a. m
102
11 zii
,ro m G re sh a m .
ciated at thia office.
_________ ___
Fairview » 33 a. m. Ar. P o rtla n L e c ta te a m la on th e ro ad .
12 z- — fro*n Cazadero.
This team has In view a trip to
LOTS FOR SALE at Cedarville -
2 45 p. m fro m G re a h a m .
Kids W anteil.
10:15 a. m
DEATH OF
MRS. ROPER FUNERAL OF
W. H. COONS
SANDY ELECTS
FIRST MAYOR
GRESHAM DEPOT
OPENS MONDAY
POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
FOR GRESHAM
JUST THE OUTLOOK’S
WAY OF DOING IT
MISS ROBERTSON
GIVEN SURPRISE
S e a s id e N o te s
GRESHAM-
F a ir N o t e s
To Our Readers
2 ze — Cazadero.
2 tu — from Ore’ bani.
4 zz — from Cazadero,
s 5a — irom 9 I’e,'hain.
? is — ,rom Cazadero.
B zs
*r°tn Boring.
n’ 5 ~ from Cazadero.
8?nda>» all cars run to C»»a-
rs r .g ,n p l ,-e of th e 7:16 p m
ana
•«d ooa at a n tWO, onB
m.; leave Fair- Prineville where they will endeavor
Bids will be received by thi »ch«Bl '
0Q p ^ — Ar. Portland to cop that $1.000 offered them to
board of District No. 107, Clackama
defeat the teams of that part of
county, Oregon, for a janitor Bid.
_
the state. Other trips contemplât-
must be in by Sept. 1. 1»H.
For
8ALB— 2,000 Cedar p o stsitd are to Centralia, W ash., and
further Information apply to th,‘ on FOR
ground. One mile east of Gresh- tripe down tbe valley to Woodburn.
am at Tla Juana
Mrs J A. g i e p h - |
board.
.
u
R A. HUTCHINS, Clerk,
Boring, Oregon
•ns, Route I, Bos
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reibam
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