Gresham outlook., April 09, 1912, Image 1

ICE A WEEK
G resham O utlook
2. NO. 12
IFFERTY TALKS
IS CONVICTIONS
, pi, s< n tativo
A . W. L afferty
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY. APRIL 9, 1912
w ill be a b le to e d u c a te ills c h ild re n
He w ill be a b le to lay by a little fo r
Ills old ag e. T h is le g is la tio n sh o u ld i
be fo llo w ed by an
e ig h t-b o u r law
fo r m en an d w om en in e v e ry s ta te [
in th e u n io n .
In c o n c lu d in g Mr. L a ffe r ty p aid a
fin e tr ib u t e to S e n a to r La F o lle tte
At a sp ecial m e e tin g of th e Ma­
w ho r e p r e s e n ts h is id e a ls o f f a ir an d
h o n e s t g o v e rn m e n t.
so n s h eld in th e 1. O. O. F. h a ll la st
n ig h t a sp ecial d is p e n sa tio n w as g iv ­
e n th e m e m b e rs o f th is f r a te r n ity
lo w o rk u n til su ch
tim e
as th e
g ra n d lo d g e g ru n ts th e m a c h a rte r.
T h e lo d g e w as called to o rd e r by
M ost W o rsh ip fu l G ran d M aster of
th e s ta te of O reg o n , Mr. T h o m a s M.
B ald w in . Mr. W. G. S c h e lle n b e rg ,
T h e p o litic a l m e e tin g la s t n ig h t g ra n d ju n io r, ac te d as g ra n d se n io r
d rew a fa ir-s iz e d a u d ie n c e to h e a r ! w a rd e n a n d Mr. E. A. M cP h erso n
I T. W ilso n , th e a u c tio n e e r, can - i au g ra n d ju n io r w a rd e n . Mr. Ja m e s
d ld a te fo r s h e r if f a n d G eo rg e Boss- ' R o b in so n , g ra n d se c re ta ry . T h e fo l­
m un, a n a tto r n e y , c a n d id a te fo r th e lo w in g o ffic e rs w e re placed in th e ir
re sp e c tiv e s ta tio n s :
s t a te le g is la tu re .
M r. K o ssp iau , ta ll a n d co m m a n d in g , W. M., W ,H . C o n g d o n .
8. W ., C h a rle s C lev elan d , Sr.
w ith a d e e p p e n e tr a tin g voice, held
J . W ., O. A. E a stm a n .
Q uite a cro w d on th e s tre e t as he
T h e fo llo w in g o ffic e rs w ere a p ­
to ld w h a t h is id eal o f a le g is la to r
w as a n d th a t he w ould tr y if e le c t­ p o in te d p ro te in :
S. (J., Max S c h n eid er.
ed to b rin g a b o u t so m e o f th e m u ch
J . O., E m il G. K a rd e li.
n e e d e d le g isla tio n .
8 . S., L. L. K id d er.
Mr .W ilso n sp o k e in th e h a ll an d
J. 8., W. K . H a m ilto n ,
w as lis te n e d to by b o th la d ie s an d
T „ J a m e s P e te rso n .
m en . H e h ad been 23 y e a rs in bus
C h a p la in , G eo. F, H o p k in s.
in ess a n d p re v io u sly h a d h ad e x p e r­
A fte r th e cerem o n y th e r e w ere
ien ce a s s h e r if f an d d e te c tiv e .
He
sp ee c h e s by
th e
G rand
to ld o f ills co n n e c tio n w ith refo rm s e v e ra l
w o rk in P o r tla n d a n d sh o w ed h is in ­ o ffic e rs an d m e m b e rs of F airv iew
e r e s t in b e tte r
e n fo rc e m e n t
of lodge, w h ich w ere h ig h ly a p p re c ia t­
m e m b e rs of th e
new
law s. T h e im p re ss io n h e m a d e w as ed by th e
lodge. Mr. C h a m b e rla in of M on ta­
a lto g e th e r fa v o ra b le .
v illa gave a sp le n d id ta lk on
th e
frie n d sh ip t h a t sh o u ld e x ist b etw een
(lie m e m b e rs und n o t a w ord o f it
w as lo st. G re sh a m
can w ell
he
'p ro u d o f th is new o rd e r, fo r
th e
H. L. B u lk e le y an d W m . C h am b er- M asonic o rd e r is c o n sid e re d by all to
lain o f M o n ta v illa w ere in G resh am be th e m o th e r of all
lod g es. It
la s t e v e n in g to a tte n d th e m e e tin g lias bec-n h a n d e d dow n sin ce th e d ay s
of th e M asonic lodge.
o f K in g S o lo m o n , w ho w as th e firs t
F re d D a lto n , s u p e r in te n d e n t
of Most E x cellen t G ra n d M aster. St.
one
th e W est C o a st L ife In s u ra n c e co m ­ J o h n , th e e v a n g e lis t, w as a t
p a n y ,w a s in to w n to d a y an d in co m ­ tim e th e g ra n d m a s te r of th is n oble
p an y w ith W. K. W ood, w as lo o k in g o rd e r.
T h e m e m b e rs of G resh am have
a f t e r th e c o m p a n y 's b u sin e ss h ere.
A bout $ 7 0 0 0 h a s been w ritte n u p ill w o rk ed h a rd an d long to g e t th is
lo d g e in s titu te d h e re . Mr. C ongdon
liis c o m p a n y d u r in g tw o w eeks.
th e
L. D. H o w a rd re c e n tly
s p e n t a a n d M r. C lev elan d h av e been
d a y a t C h e rry v ille w h e re
he h as p rim e m o v e rs in b rin g in g th is a b o u t.
T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g w ill be, held
ta k e n u p a h o m e s te a d .
on th e second a n d fo u r th T u esd ay
C. A. W ood h a s
ju s t
fin ish ed o f e a c h m o n th a n d th e la tc h s trin g
sp ra y in g th e la r g e o rc h a r d s of C has. w ill a lw a y s h a n g on th e o u ts id e to
C le v e la n d , a b o u t
250
tre e s.
Mr a ll M asons in good
and
r e g u la r
C lev elan d e n g a g e d M r W ood
to sta n d in g .
•ome fro m M ilw au k ie fo r th is w o rk
tn d is w ell p le a se d . M r. W ood u ses
i m o d e rn p o w e r sp ra y a n d is th o r ­
o u g h ly u p to d a te on s p ra y s and
n e th o d s .
He is s p ra y in g o th e r or-
D r. B elt, w ho Is a tte n d in g
Mr.
•liard s in tills v icin ity .
T o lly so n orf T ro u td a le , w ho w as In­
Miss H e n r ie tta
B e a tric e
H oney, ju r e d by fa llin g fro m b is buggy an d
w ho so d e lig h te d a la r g e G re sh a m s tr ik in g on h is h e a d , last w eek at
m d ie n c e a few m o n th s
ag o w ith TiK iiK lnle, say s th a t
Mr. T ollyson
ie r re a d in g s , w ill Le
h e re ag a in w as s u f fe rin g fro m co n cu ssio n of th e
o r a n e v e n in g ’s e n te r ta in m e n t, at b ra in a n d in ju r y
to
th e sp in al
he M. E. c h u r c h , M onday e v e n in g . n erv es. V ery o fte n an
in ju ry of
\ p r i l 15. It is e x p e c te d t h a t th e t h a t k in d is m is ta k e n fo r in to x ic a ­
■liurch w ill tie filled on th a t n ig h t. tio n . T h e a c c id e n t
happened
in
T here w ill he se v e ra l m u sical se­ fr o n t of th e b la c k s m ith sh o p on a
lectio n s.
s te e p h ill.
H e p u lle d u p h is h o rse
r a t h e r su d d e n ly an d p itc h e d o u t on
N otice.
h is h ead . H e w as fo u n d w a n d erin g
and
N o tice is h e re b y g iv en th a t I w ill a ro u n d to w n a c tin g s tra n g e ly
io t be re s p o n sib le fo r an y d e b ts th a w as p laced in bed by th e m a rsh a l.
n ay be In c u rre d by m y w ife, M a rth a A fte r so m e h o u rs it w as d isco v ered !
th a t h e w as p a rtia lly p a ra ly z e d and
J r a n d t, h e re a f te r.
u n a b le to w alk s tra ig h t.
He
was
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T H E O . J . BRA N DT.
ta k e n to h is h om e w h ere
be
is
u n d e r tr e a tm e n t. T h e d o c to r says
B ids W anted.
B ids w ill be receiv ed a t th e office lie Is slow ly reco v erin g .
i f 1). M. R o b e rts u n til
A pril
20,
T o T a x p a y e rs.
1912, fo r b u ild in g a b rick sid e w a lk
A n yone b o ld in g s la tm e n ts of as­
in fr o n t o f 1. O. O. F . h a ll on Pow -
se ssa b le p e rs o n a l p ro p e rty , please
“11 s tre e t.
F o r p a r t ic u la r s c a ll on
D. M. h a n d th e m to G uy F ie ld h o u se , d ep ­
u ty co u n ty a ss e sso r, a t A y lsw o rth ’s
Roberts.
s to re , b e tw e e n 6 an d 7 o 'clo ck on
T). M. R O B E R T S ,
e v e n in g s c o n v e n ie n t to th e m .
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T ru s te e I. O. O. F . No. 125.
WILSON FOR CLEAN
COUNTY GOVERNMENT
Additional Gresham Locals
Troutdale Man Injured
FAVOR COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL
th a n snow w hen he is th r o u g h w ith
h is job.
W e a re re lia b ly
in fo rm e d
th a t
J a m e s D yer, fo rm e rly know n a b o u t
th is sectio n as " P a n c a k e J i m ” h a t .
ta k e n u n to h ir is e lf a w ife. J im says
no m o re b u tte rfly life fo r him fo r lie
I ---------- -
F A IR V IE W , A p ril 9.— T h e d a ir y ­ h as a b so lu te ly s e ttle d dow n a n d i t
T h e second a n n u a l co n v e n tio n of
m en got d o w n to re a l b u sin e ss at ! only h ap p en ed th r e e w eeks ago, but Hie school b o a rd s of
M u ltn o m ah
th e ir m e e tin g h eld h e re F rid u y a f ­ J im say s tie feels h im self s e ttlin g a
c o u n ty , o u ts id e of th e sch o o ls of
te rn o o n . A p u p e r c irc u la te d a ro u n d little e ach w eek.
th e
th e room fo r th e p u rp o s e o f a sc e r­
P ro g re s s is c e rta in ly ex em p lified th e city of P o rtla n d , m et in
room of
th e
G resh am
ta in in g how m any of th e d a iry m e n a l J e n n e S ta tio n an d ad v a n c e m e n t asse m b ly
w ould ta k e sto ck in an in c o rp o ra ­ s re m s to he th e m o tto of th e day. sch o o lh o u se last S a tu rd a y .
T h e re w as a la i r a tte n d a n c e of
tio n w hereby o n e -h a lf th e sto ck w as G B. M iddleton now ro lls a b o u t Hit
c o n tro lle d by tile p ro d u c e rs and h a lf co u n try w ith p le a s u re w itli l i i s n e u d e le g a te s a n d te a c h e rs w ith a g o o d ­
by th e c re a m e ry co m p an y w as sig n ­ 1912 M odel R co 4 -cy cilin d er 5-pas- ly s p rin k lin g of interest« il v is ito rs
ed by n e a rly ev ery d a iry m a n p re s ­ s» tig er a u to , so does o u r old frie n d The p a p e rs Were w ell p re p a re d an d
Es
ent
T h irte e n n a m e s
re p re s e n tin g M urt K ronenbcrg keep ju s t a little c a lled fo rth lively d iscu ssio n .
M art lias been lecial in te re s t w as ta k e n i.i th e d i s ­
225 cows, w h ich a t th e r a te of $20 a h e a d o f th e tim es.
lier cow, th e r a te
fixed
by
th e d riv in g a R eo fo r a y e a r. O u r e s ­ c u ssio n of county high school, it t «•-
cre a m e ry c o n c e rn , m e a n s $4500 of teem ed frie n d s
E ugene
S y lv e ste r log Hie co n c e n su s of o p in io n th a t
th e $12,000 re q u ire d , an d n o t 5 J e n n e w ill so o n , we a re In fo rm ed , tl.e co u n ty sh o u ld in every way e n ­
I>er cen t of th e d a iry m e n
of th e h av e a ch u g -c h u g w agon an d Hien c o u ra g e th e p u p ils of r u r a l sc h o o ls
to ta k e a liigu school co u rse, an d
co u n ty w ere p re s e n t at th is m e e t­ Lh'll R egal say s lie is going to buy
a well eq u ip p e d
in g , h en ce it is not a n tic ip a te d Hint a ro a d louse.
(H e c a lls th e m o to r sh o u ld e s ta b lis h
sohool, o r schools, c e n tra lly lo cated
an y d iffic u lty w ill be had in s e c u r­ cycle th is bad m im e.)
fo r th e p u p ils. T h e fo llo w in g r e s ­
ing th e n e cessary sto ck . E ach m em ­
T h e c o u n ty c o u rt h a s been fit to o lu tio n s on th e s u b je c t w ere d ra w n
b e r p re s e n t w as a p p o in te d a s a com ­ he k in d to u s a n d th ey a re sh o w in g [
u p and ad o p te d by th e co n v e n tio n :
m itte e o f one to so licit sto ck from his th e k in d n e s s we a p p re c ia te . T hey I
R eso lv ed , By th e c o m m itte e a p ­
n e ig h b o rs a n d to re p o rt h is success a re now g ra d in g an d fix in g J e n n e p o in te d fo r tlie p u rp o se of c o n sid ­
'to P re s id e n t H. E. D avis, w ho will a v e n u e and it lo o k s good. W e h o p e; e rin g th e s u b je c t of co u n ty
h ig h
ta k e up th e m a tte r of g e ttin g up a r ­ th ey w ill c o n tin u e to fix up all sch o o ls th a t it he tlie sen.,e of th is
tic le s o f a g re e m e n t w ith Hie c re a m ­ th e little th in g s th a t need it in an d co n v e n tio n tiiat m e a s u re s be ta k e n
e ry com pany.
a ro u n d th e ro a d s w tiile th ey a re at io se c u re p e titio n s to lim e th e sam e
T he p e titio n p ro te s tin g
a g a in st it
placed on th e b allo t th is N o v em b er
th e tu b u r c u la r te s t g o tte n o u t by
C. B. M iddleton h a s ju s t ab o u t ele c tio n .
tlie d a iry m e n of S au v ies is la n d , was co m p le te d h is n e a t little hom e on
R eso lv ed , T h at th e d is tric ts co n ­
c irc u la te d h e r e an d
w ell
signed. th e fo rty a c re tr a c t he p u rc h a s e d tr ib u te p ro r a ta fo r th e e x p e n se of
T he
d a iry m e n
p ro te st vigorously not lo n g ago.
c irc u la tin g tlie p e titio n s to r h ig h
a g a in s t th e p re s e n t sy stem am i d e ­
sch o o ls p ro v id ed co u n ty c o u rt fa ils
s ire to h a v e a tr ia l case to a s c e r­
to p ay fo r sam e.
ta in th e c o n s titu tio n a l v alu e of Hie
R esolved, T h a t it he tlie sen se o f
o rd in a n c e p e rta in in g to th e Inspec­
tlie c o m m itte e th a t m edical in s p e c ­
tio n of d a iry h e rd s and m ilk . 'The
tio n be in a u g u r a te d
in
th e r u r a l
m ilk m en w ill g la d ly su b m it to te s ts
a n d v illag e sch o o ls of
M u ltn o m ah
t!* y say, b u t o b je c t to th e d is c rim ­
T h e O u tlo o k e rro n e o u sly
s ta te d c o u n ty w h e re v e r
p ra c tic a l.
T he
in a tio n m ad e in th e p re s e n t system . th a t $100 had been su b sc rib e d to ­ w o rk to he d one by local p h y sic ia n s.
T he next m e e tin g w ill be h eld on
R eso lu tio n c o m m itte e
Theo. B ru g -
May 3rd a t w hich tim e Mr. D avis w ard th e cannery’ now b eing p ro ­
g er, R. J . B u rk y , A. F. C h ase, j .
hopes to e it h e r be read y w ith a r t i ­ m o ted by tile F a r m e r s ’ S ociety of
E. T au cli, R. T e g g a rt.
cles of a g re e m e n t w ith th e c re a m ­ E q u ity .
It sh o u ld h av e been $1000
T h e a fte rn o o n sessio n w as h eld
ery in q u e stio n o r h av e a re p re s e n ­ A bout $500 re m a in s yet to he s u b ­ in th e C o m m ercial clu b h all, on in ­
ta tiv e of t h a t com pany p re s e n t at scrib ed In o rd e r to in c o rp o ra te and v ita tio n of tlie c lu b , S ev eral w om ­
th e m eeting.
s tu r t th e b u sin ess going. It is hop- en from th e
C ivic
im p ro v e m e n t
h oped to do th is rig h t aw ay.
Mr. Jeag u e m et th e d e le g a te s at th e s t a ­
L y m an , Hie s e c r e ta ty
of
th e tio n w itli a u to s an d to o k
th em to
G resh am local u n io n an d a ls o of th e th e sch o o lh o u se.
In th e a fte rn o o n
co u n ty u n io n , say s lie h a s e v ery e n ­ a t tlie h a ll th e y serv ed c a k e and
c o u ra g e m e n t th a t th e n eed ed sto ck pun.cn. R e so lu tio n s of th a n k s w e re
W ith sp rin g u p o n us a n d
th e w ill he su b scrib ed an d th e c a n n e ry a d o p te d by th e c o n v e n tio n , fo r th e
g ra s s m a k in g a good sh o w in g a few m ad e a success.
c o u rte s ie s show n by tliese tw o o r­
people in th is sectio n w ho seem to
g a n iz a tio n s.
c a re fo r no o ne e ls e ’s
in te r e s t b u t
th e r e ow n lias M en fit to le t som e
of th e ir c a ttle ru n a t la rg e m uch to
th e d is g u st o f th e law a b id in g c iti­
T h e co u n ty th is w eek b eg in s th e
zens w ho p re d o m in a te in th is la rg e
an d g ro w in g c o m m u n ity an d a t th e m a c a d a m iz in g of th e old S andy ro ad
last m e etin g of th e J e n n e S ta tio n und th e Im p ro v em e n t w ill he e x ­
Im p ro v e m e n t a ss o c ia tio n th e r e w as te n d e d fro m T ro u td a le to R ose City
T h e O rie n t b a sk e t-b a ll u u in te t, in
rock is
ob­
c o n sid e ra b le d is a tis fa c tio n ex p re sse d P a rk . T he cru stie d
tian L u ste d sch o o l
w ith th e a c tio n s of Hie abo v e c la s s ta in e d from R o o ster R ock an d s h ip ­ a. g a m e . ..w ith
of re s id e n ts and th e a ss o c ia tio n w ill, ped to F airv iew anil H em lock I Z im ­ te a m , p lay ed at O rie n t la st F rid ay ,
if th ey c o n tin u e In th e i r p ra c tic e , m e rm a n 's ) by th e O. W. R. & N., w on o u t in a sco re o f 58 to 21. T h e
ta k e a d v a n ta g e o f th e law th a t gov­ th e n c e h a u je d by te a m to th e v a ri­ L u ste d hoys played well h u t w ere
o u s p o in ts us need ed . F ifte e n te a m s h in d e re d by b ein g on a new
field
e rn s th is class of v io lato rs.
an d n o t b ein g as well tra in e d
a
I t is w ith a deep feelin g o f re g re t w ill begin a t T ro u td a le .
|I. C. B elieu, w ho h a s bt>en con­ tin ir o p p o n e n ts w ho hav e h ad th e
t h a t we a n n o u n c e th e sic k n e ss of
G ra n d p a L aw ren ce. H e is s u f fe rin g n e c te d w ith th e m eat b u sin e ss at a d v a n ta g e of an e x p erien ced t r a i n ­
from an o p e ra tio n he
u n d e rw e n t G resh am fo r y e a rs h a s b o u g h t th e e r in P rin c ip a l (Ju ick sail. T hey w ill
som e tim e ago fo r a p p e n d ic itis.
We B uxton shop h e re and w ill c o n d u c t | have« a c h a n c e lo get- even w ith th«-
He lias p u r­ O rien t team in a g a m e to lie played
tr u s t th a t he w ill w ith s ta n d ills sick a firs t-c la s s m a rk e t.
ch ased a h om e an d w ill m ove his A pril 19 on tlie L u sted g ro u n d s , it
u ess and soon reco v er.
b ein g e le c tio n d ay , tlie L u ste d I ly s
Mr .and Mrs. F ra n k G. M arasco fam ily h e re a t once.
Men a re at w ork b la s tin g o u t tlie b elieve it will he in th e ir fav o r.
sp e n t S u n d ay w ith th e i r p a re n ts n e a r
G resh am an d r e tu rn e d in th e e v e n ­ old fo u n d a tio n s in th e S andy riv e r
in g and s p e n t a few h o u rs v is itin g g e ttin g re a d y fo r th e new brid g e, i On A p ril 17, 18 a n d 19, an ex p o ­
In
T lie c o n tra c t w ill he let to m o rro w s itio n o f goo d s m a n u fa c tu re d
M r .an d Mrs. R egal,
Mr. an d M tb . G o rd an L an g , Mr. and th e b rid g e co m p leted in about L in n c o u n ty will he h eld a t A lb an y
u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e
A lb an y
L ly ssis G. G in g ric h ,
Ross
R oller, 90 days.
C o m m ercial club.
It w ill he a p a r t
Mr. an d Mrs. M ann, M a ste r M aurice
“ M ad e-in -O reg o n ”
cam ­
C. E. C ree b eg an w ork y e ste rd a y ' of th e
M ann, W a lte r M etzler
an d
Mrs.
A lex. D u rra n t s p e n t
Sunday
v is­ on a $3500 b u n g alo w fo r J. P . P ro v ­ p aig n of tlie S ta te M a n u fa c tu re rs '
asso c ia tio n .
L eb an o n a n d
B ro w n s­
in ce a t F airv iew .
itin g Mr a n d Mrs. Dell R eg al.
E le c tric lig h ts w e re tu r n e d on at v ille w ill p a rtic ip a te an d th e p ro d ­
E u g en e 8. J e n n e h a s s ta r te d to
firs t tim e last u c ts of tw o f u r n itu r e fa c to rie s, o n e
p ut th r e e c o a ts of p u re p a in t on hiB F a irv ie w fo r th e
ta n n e ry , one p a p e r m ill am i
one
h o u se and he say s it w ill be w h ite r n ig h t.
w oolen m ill w ill he d isp la y e d .
T lie
first d ay w ill he d ev o ted to a ra lly
o f th e C o m m ercial
c lu b s
of tlie
th r e e to w n s,
CANNERY HAS $1000;
WANTS $500 MORE
Jenne
Station
Troutdale
ORIENT ATHLETES
WIN IN BASKET BALL
WANT ADS.~The Outlook’s Bargain Counter—WANT ADS.
POULTRY.
.M iscellaneous,
F O R S A L E — O ne h u n d re d
and
tw e n ty -fiv e eg g S u re -H a tc h In c u b a t-
' e r.
W ill sell fo r $5. R. W . F orties,
G resh am , O re., R. 3, p h o n e 05.
*9
F O R SA LE
All k in d s o f ro u g h
an d d re sse d lu m b e r
at
red u c e d
p ric e s a t o u r m ill tw o tu lles from
K elso, O regon. L u m b e r d e liv e re d
S andy R idge L u m b e r
Co. P h o n e
64
41x1. Jo e l J a r l, M anager.
S. C. R H O D E ISLA N D R E D S , an d
W h ite
L e g h o rn s fo r
sa le. Pur«
b red . E ggs, $1 p e r s e ttin g , $5 p er
100. Geo. W ilson, T ro u td a le .
*18
LO ST O R FO UN D
ST R A Y E D O R STO LEN
S o rrel
rid in g pony,
w eig h t
about
600,
rig h t hip k n o c k e d d o w n , h a ir w orn
F O It E A L E — Six
h o rse s,
som e
F O R S A I.E
M ilk re p o rts , at th e o ff s h o u ld e r. Lost In G resh am T u e s ­
d ay n ig h t. H ad sa d d le an d b rid a l.
b ro k e , so m e u n b ro k e .
R. B ead le, O u tlo o k o ffice.
O scar D ul«y, L in n e m a n S ta tio n .
l lir c s lia n i. O rc , It 8«
R E A L E S T A T E AND R E N T 11.S
MIS< ELLA N EO U B
F O R S A L E — H eav y te a m , w agon
F O R R E N T —-M odern 7-room b u n ­
an d h a rn e s s , s u ita b le fo r heavy farm
H ot an d cold w a te r; h ath ,
Dell v e r­
» o ik
S o u n d , a b o u t 7 an d 9 y e a rs galow .
FO R S A L E — B aled hay­
W e ig h t a b o u t 2 7 0 0 . J o h n
B ro w n , to ile t an d w ith p le n ty of room for ed a n y w h e re ; a lso team
o t d ra ft
g a rd e n . C h as C lev elan d .
tf
¡p h o n e 513. G re sh a m .
T honip-
h o rses.
P h o n e 61. S. S
tf
FO R R EN T
30 a c re s n e a r P le a s­ son.
F O R S A L E — O ne fiv e y e a r old
hors«*, w e ig h t a b o u t
1400.
C h as a n t H o m e, firs t la n d , on s h a re s fo r
p o ta to e s. S m ith L an d Co., G resh ­ P E R R Y W A T E R SY STEM fo r S ale—
C le v e la n d , G re sh a m .
lt
T h is w u ter sy stem lias been in use
----------------- ——
am , p h o n e 147.
only a few m o n th s, a n d Is In p erfect
d e c id e .
c o n d itio n .
W ill
sell very re a s o n ­
T h is w ell k n o w n P e rc h e ro n s ta l-
F O R R E N T — 5-room c o tta g e in ably as we In ten d to u se city w ater.
lion w ill b eg in seaso n a b o u t A pril
P h o n e 52x1. D.
R.
S h o e m a k e r,
15
O pen
fo r
advance
e n g a g e ­ Z e n ith a d d itio n . See W. E. W ood. G re sh a m , O reg o n .
tf
tf
m en ts.
W a tc h fo r a n n o u n c e m e n ts G resham .
of d a te s an d s ta n d s la te r.
S tra u s s
F O R SALE» - I d e a l
G aso lin e e n ­
L u m b e r c o m p a n v , S a n d y , O regon,
LOTS F O R S A L E a t C ed arv llh
g in e , p u m p , a n d
R edw ood
ta n k
p h o n e $46.
____ ____ E asy te rm s.
II. W. S n a sh a ll P h o n e C o m p lete o u tf it. N early new E asy
tf
j G resh am 74
te rm s.
P e te r M ichel,
G re sh a m ,
F O R S A L E Good d riv in g m are,
w
e
ig
h
t
1250
to
1300,
w
ell
b
ro
k
e
;
phone 6x.
tf
l*r. luin, h c . Huy<*s fo r C oroner.
F
O
R
S
A
L
E
—
4
acres
n
ear
G
resh-
a ls o b ra n d new H en n ie buggy and
i
am
2-room
h
o
u
se
,
c
re
e
k
ru
n
n
in
g
good b u g g y h a rn e s s , a lso new ro ad
L U M B E R — Q u a n tity
of seco n d ­
p lace, n ice g ro v e, ch eap
The strongest an tag o n ism
th a t c a rt. W m . E lliso n , C leo n e, p h o n e I th r o u g h
Jtas I.... .. b ro u g h t to b e a r a g a in s t
fo r c ash , o r on te rm s. A pply to Ja s h an d lu m b e r 2x4s, lx l 2s. e tc , etc.,
on
R obert
L’r .lam es <’. H ayes, R e p u b lic a n c a n ­ 18x.
R o b in so n , R o u te 4, box oa, G resh­ fo r sa le ch e a p . C all
W a lk e r, G re sh a m , P h o n e 54 4
14
didate fur c o ro n e r, o rig in a te d a m o n g
am
.
P erclieron-t lydesdale Stallion.
(be u n d e rta k e rs . T h e re a s o n
is
My fin e y o u n g P erch ero n -L lydes-
L earn to look in th e ads for b a r­
P rices to he A dvanced.
•P p arent. Dr. H ay es b eliev es in th e
n w ill m a k e
seaso n
E stablishm ent o f a
p u b lic m o rg u e , a d t a le S. s F ta llio
A fte r A p ril 1 6 th th e p ric e of all gains.
P it ts ' b a rn I ’A m iles so u th
whlle th ey b eliev e in a llo w in g
th e
lo ts in W a llu la H eig h t« w ill be a d ­
e a s t o f G re sh a m
P h o n e 83*.
u n d ertak ers to d ic ta te
how d ead
van ced 10 p e r cen t. G re»ham R eal- T elegram and O u tlook , 1 yr„ 83.50.
CHA
S.
HOD
GESON
.
be d leg sh a ll be ta k e n c a re of.
tv & Investment Corporation. *12
Demands a Public Morgue
Paid Adv.
,,
Hillsboro, Ore.
P h o n e 701
$1.50 PER YEAR
MASONS START MILKMEN WANT
CREAMERIES
LODGE HERE
J, know n Ills v iew s u p o n p u b lic
fciloii« th e o th e r
tiny
In th e
¡., o f R e p re s e n ta tiv e « , In n o u n -
lalu tones. T h e bill r e la tin g to
use of w h ite s u l p h u r in
th i;
nul u t u r e o f m a tc h e s , w hich h a s
m iiown to be d a n g e ro u s , w as
), r d iscu ssio n . Mr. L a ffe rty sa id :
llr. C h a irm a n :
I fa v o r th is bill
tu s e I p lace
h u m a n ity ,
ev en
sigh clo th ed In o v e ra lls o r c a lic o ,
[absolutely no c o m p a ris o n .
(A p-
|use. I
lien 1 first c a m e to C o n g re ss I
lid not co n ceiv e how a p a tr io tic
fiy like th is co u ld c o n tin u e to d e ­
in th e p a ssa g e o f a law g iv in g
In te rs ta te C o m m e rc e Coninits-
iii the p o w er to fix
ra te s b ased
ph y sical v a lu a tio n s .
B ut
1
[ve le a rn e d a few
th in g s
th a t
slit to be h u m ila tin g
to e v e ry
uerlcan c itiz e n .
B ig b u sin e ss, so
lied, is sw a g g e rin g a ro u n d
th is
pitol an d th r o u g h o u t th e c o u n tr y ,
e m p tln g to c o n tr o l p o litic s
an d
[Islation.
It a tte m p ts , firB t,
to
|ole m em b ers o f th is
b o d y , an d
iling in th a t it s e e k s to in tim id a te
iin and m a k e th e m f e a r th e
re-
ilts of its p o w er in th e n ex t suc-
edlng e lec tio n .
I m ight be a la r m e d m y se lf If 1
as so d is tr u s tf u l of th e In te llig e n c e
id co u rag e of m y c o n s titu e n ts as
believe th a t th e y co u ld be s ta m ­
p ed w ith a w eap o n m a d e u p o f a
irncob w ith a li g h tn in g b u g on th e
id of it. T h e a m m u n itio n o f th e
iterest-serv ih g n e w s p a p e rs fig h tin g
[it la ju s t a b o u t o f t h a t c a lib e r.
In th is H ouse I h a v e sto o d fo r ex-
ftly w hat I p ro m ise d in my can i-
ngn for e le c tio n , if 1 am a d v o c a t-
ig w rong g o v e rn m e n ta l p o licies, th e
topic of my d is tr ic t a r e re s p o n si
le, and I th in k th e y a r e w illin g tc
:cept th a t re s p o n s ib ility .
1
hav<
itroduced
L a F o lle tte ’s
a p p ra is e
ent bill h e re ,
and
have
mad»
eeches fo r it.
1 e x p o sed th e O r
gon £ C a lifo rn ia
R a ilro a d
L an d
ra n t rtc a l a s k ’a g
th is h o ly to
rake up th e s lu m b e rin g litig a tio i
ending at P o r tla n d in re f e re n c e tt
[, and to see to it t h a t n o f u r th e r
(elays a re to le r a te d .
I have n o t flin c h e d , a n d I d o no1
ropose to flin ch .
If I giv e u p th<
[ght, th e b u g le w ill h a v e to so und
it re tre a t fro m th e re a r.
The people of th i s c o u n tr y a r t
hying d iv id e n d s u p o n
b illio n s ol
d ais of o v e r c a p ita liz a tio n .
N<
lie denies it
Yet no rem ed y
i
urlheoniltig. W h y ?
B ig
b u sln es;
k politics.
O regon h a s ta k e n th e in itia tiv e ii
ariing th e c o u n tr y
out
o f th i
hg business b o n d a g e . O reg o n gav<
[s th e d irect p r im a r y , s ta te m e n t 1
in itia tiv e an d re f e re n d u m an<
ecall, and la s t, b u t not le a s t, th<
[residential p re f e re n c e law
Last y e a r
in
O re g o n th e
ol<
piard m ade its la st s ta n d w h en It
p Id an assem b ly .
In th a t fig h t 1
la s elected to th is body.
It is m;
lope and a m b itio n to m a k e good ant
(rove th e w isdom o f
th e O reg o i
lystefti. T h e sa m e c ro w d th a t h elt
¡¡.at assem bly a r e now b a c k in g tn;
principal o p p o n e n t.
T h e y b e littb
ny fight fo r th e p eo p le, a n d p ro m ts
tor th e ir c a n d id a te
" a c tio n ,
no
lo rd s.” If th e y c an e x p la in to m<
lew they can g e t
a c tio n in
th h
iriy w ith o u t w o rd s, 1 w ill su b scrib e
lo th eir slo g an .
A p u b lic-serv ice c o m m issio n
it
tach s ta te a n d a
n a tio n a l p u b lic
ervice co m m issio n a re n e ed ed tt
ontrol m onopolies. T liese co n im ls
lions sh o u ld lie g iv en p o w e r by law
to fix ra te s an d p ric e s o f m o n o p o liet
L iv e sto c k .
based
upon
p h y sic a l
v a lu a tio n s
L 1Y ESTO U K .
IVhen th is is d o n e e v e ry m a n who
fo rk s fo r a liv in g , e it h e r
at
h it
F O R S A L E — D riv in g
m a re ,
7
FO R SA LE
C h e a p — 4 P o lan d
rade o r p ro fe ssio n , w ill be a b le tt
y e a rs
old. O leson
L u m b e r co m ­
buy w ith th e m oney he ta k e s in t C n m a b ro o d »owo Will h a v e p iM 'lll p an y , B o rin g
P h o n e 531.
food living fo r h im s e lf an d fa m ily
May.
A lso 16 p ig s 3 m o n th s old.
Ut will be a b le to ta k e a v a c a tlo r E lw ood s fa rm , B a rk e r ro ad . C leo n e,
F o r S ale— H o rses.
pi at least 30 d a y s e a c h y e a r.
H<
ir e , R o u t t 1. ll" x
* 1 4
1 m a re , 5 y e a rs old , w e ig h t a b o u t
B E R K S H IR E
P IG S
fo r
sa le 1300.
1 m a re 8 y e a rs o ld , w eig h t ab o u t
P h o n e 493. S w eet B ria r F a rm , tl 1300.
, _
2 g e ld in g s. 4 y e a rs o ld , w eight
L IT T L E P IG S fo r sa le by B. C. a b o u t 2600.
All from im p o rte d stock,
A ltm an .
tf
T H E O . B R U G G E R , G resh am .
“Ever at Your Service”
M K
Dr. Im w e, F rid a y
.
CORDW OOO dellv« red by J o h n
tf
L a rso n , R o u te 4, p h o n e 324.
H A Y — Good h o rse hay fo r sa le
tf
II. E. D avis, G re s h a m . O re.
Are You G oing to B u ild ?
If so. c o n s u lt W. H. K a rr, G resham ,
O reg o n . P la n s an d e s tim a te s f u r n ­
ish ed .
tf
F O R HALE C ìksiji 1
covered
m a r k e t w agon. A. B r u g f e r ,
M el­
ville F a rm , G resh am , plnine ¡44.
F O R SA LE O ne Sam son
steel
w in d m ill and 35-ft. to w e r, c o m p le te
w ith p u m p a n d o ne 2500 g allo n R ed ­
w ood ta n k , a ls o o n e
hand
force
pum p. All good as new , a t a b a r­
W a ld e m a r S eto n w ho is a ca n d i
g a in .
See A. W. R u g n er, G re sh ­
d a te fo r th e n o m in a tio n fo r ju d g e “of
am , O reg o n .
tf
th e c irc u it c o u r t, D ept. 4, is w ell
k n o w n in th is p a rt of th e c o u n ty
l,u iii her.
A il k in d s o f
b u ild in g
lu m b e r, an d liis sp ecial q u a lific a tio n s fo r th e
re c o g ­
from sills to m o u ld in g s.
L a rg e o r o fftc e w hich he geeks a re
sm a ll o rd e rs filled p ro m p tly from n ized by all. Mr. S eton w as b o rn In
o u r ow n m ills. You c a n 't do b e t­ 1865, an d h a s lived 20 y e a rs in O r­
te r . G et o u r p rices. Send u s y o u r eg o n , 16 of w b i' h he h a s e n g a g e d In
th e
o rd e rs. S tr a u s s L u m b e r C o., S an ­ th e a c tiv e p ra c tic e of law in
c o u rts
of O regon.
He se rv ed as
dy, O reg o n , p h o n e 446.
tf
d e p u ty d is tric t a tto rn e y from 1837-
1898, a s a s s is ta n t U. S. a tto rn e y d u r ­
O ATS W a n te d — G resh am F«-ed in g 1900, and as Ju stic e of th e p eace
tf
Mill.
fo r th e Earn P o r tla n d d is tr ic t fro m
1 9 0 2 -1 9 0 6 . H e ' w as th r e e
y e a rs
W A N T E D — W om an to ta k e fu ll c ity a tto rn e y fo r G re sh a m an d is at
c h a rg e o f h o u sew o rk
Good w ages p re s e n t a m e m b e r of th e ex e c u tiv e
at b o ard of th e city o f P o rtla n d
to th e r ig h t p erso n .
E n q u ire
H is
O u tlo o k office.
tf law o ffic e is 432-3 W o rc e ste r b u ild ­
in g , P o rtla n d . Mr. S eton m a rrie d
FO R SALE
M oline F ield Plow , M iss D o ttle H u r lb u r t, d a u g h te r of
n e a rly new .
P ric e
18. A t
Ed. th e la te J o h n H u r lb u r t, in 1893.
Waldemar Seton
for Circuit Judge, Dep’i No. 4
O sb u rn 's b lacksm ith shop.
12
(P a id
Adv.