Gresham outlook., April 09, 1912, Image 2

G resham
O utlook
I VV IC E A W E E K
ublish ed every T u esd ay an d F rid a y
a t G resh am , O regon.
1. ST
'lit
E d it o r a n d
P u b l’ r
S u b s c rip tio n
R ates
One year, 11.50;
six months, 76c:
three m onth’s tria l
subscription,
60c
T he T w elfth A n n u al S tock B re e d ­
e rs ' sale u n d e r th e au sp ices of th e
P o rtla n d H orse an d C a ttle Sale Co.
will be held a t th e P o rtla n d
F a ir
g ro u n d s, A p ril Id to
lb . F E.
Alley o f R oseburg, N K W est of La
G rande, O regon, anti M L. W hite-
m o re o f P om eroy, •W ash in g to n , a re
am ong th e p ro m in e n t s ta le b re e d trs
th a t will have h o rses ut th e au cito n .
Siime of th e m ost n o ted b re e d e rs of
P ereh ero n h o rses will also be re p ­
resen ted .
For County
M uch D evelopm ent W in k in Progress
A dvertising.
P re sid e n t W. J
K e rr, of th e Or-1
K a t e s reason­ egon A g ric u ltu ra l C ollgee, h as ju s t
able.
O ur repre­ co m pleted a to u r of C e n tra l O regon,
sentative w ill call w here he is d ire c tin g th e location
Phone 701.
"T h e Linotype
W ay Is the W ay
th a t W ins."
E n te re d as second-class
m a tte r
•larch 3, 1911, a t th e post office a t
G resh am , O regon, u n d e r th e a c t of
larch 3. 1379._____________________ .
of tw o d e m o n stra tio n fa rm s, an d of
S h erm an , M orrow an d G illiam c o u n ­
ties, w here he is su p e rv isin g
th e
w ork of O rrin B eaty, tra v e lin g a d ­
viso r o f th e C ollege. T h e fu n d s for
e q u ip p in g an d m an ag in g th e tw e
d e m o n stra tio n fa rm s have been sub
scribed by th e ra ilro a d s, th e b u si­
ness m en of P o rtla n d and th e c o u n ­
ty co m m issio n ers of C rook county
The fu n d s for Mr. Beaty s work have
tieen su b scrib ed by P o rtlan d b u si­
ness men exclusively B oth f e a t u r e -
of th e w ork a re u n d e r th e sole d i­
rectio n of P re s id e n t K err.
R. F. ROBINSON
We do not feel it n ecessary to
¡xilogize fo r th e ap p e a ra n c e of o u r
of th e
p a p er th is issue. Much
i n u su al co rresp n o d en ce
and new s
li crow ded o u t by ih e u n u su a l de­
D r Low e says y o u r eyes plus
Dr.
m and
fo r a d v e rtisin g space. O ur y o u r b rain s eq u al you, and
it lp m n s a re open fo r th e c a n d id a tes latw e's rig h t.
'•i
il th e p ublic o," th e ir claim s to
office
It is th e
m ost im p o rta n t
th in g o u r -e a d e rs can th in k about
l.il l space of th e o rd in ary m atte rs.
I may well ta k e th e place fo r a
Republian Candidate for
'I ai ails, look good to us and we
Im i e o u r re a d e rs will
give them
i , h and all a c arefu l read in g and
Mr. C aldw ell was horn in O regon
vice In tellig en tly on A pril 19.
a
14 y ears ag o ; has lived in P o rtla n d
T his is an Im p o rtan t week in poli- 35 y ears, has been p racticin g law for
Is w ell
t i i ... nine s ta te s hold in g R ep u b lican | m ore th a n 16 y ears, and
>
G RESH AM U O DG E, A. F.
w ill
co n v en tio n s or
p rim a ry elections. q u alified fo r th e office. He
& A. M. C. D. S tated cont-
m u n lcatlo n s
>rt Good R
ioa and / f ' Tr
X v ' municationa
will ba held
Y esterd ay th e L o u isian a s ta te con-
v nt ion was h eld ; today o ccu r th e will stan d solid fo r econom y,
less every second and fo u rth T uesday In
Illin o is p rim a rie s und to m orrow the
law -m ak in g ” and m ore
"law e n - 1 th e m o n th at b
o'clock sh a rp in
. i w Y ork sta te
conv en tio n . The fo rcem en t," low er tax es an d a n ti- 1 O. O. F. H all, G resham . V isitors
nt h er co n v en tio n s and p rim a rie s a re g ra ft— alw ays.
co rd ially in v ited .
H.
J . P u lfe r,
as follow s:
A pril It), Maine, V er­
P aid Adv.
se c re ta ry p ro tern.
m ont
and K en tu ck y s ta te conven­
tio n s; A pril 11, M ichigan s ta te con­
v en tio n ; A p ril 13, P en n sy lv an ia p ri­
m aries; A pril 13, N eb rask a p rim a r­
ie s .
N ext w eek, A pril 19, will oc­
cu r th e O regon p rim aries.
All eyes a re cen te re d on
T a ft, <
R oosevelt and La F o llete who a re
m ak in g in som e s ta te s w h irlw in d , if
not cyclonic cam p aig n s, e ith e r In p er­
son or by stro n g rep re se n ta tiv e s. The
re s u lts of th e next ten day s
will
C A N D ID A T E F O R N O M IN A T IO N
p ie tty n e a r if not q u ite d e term in e
O N T H E R E P U B L IC A N T IC K E T F O R
th e fa te of at least tw o of th ese
Ri p u b lican can d id a tes. E veryw here.
C O U N T Y S C H O O L S U P E R IN T E N D E N T
It* sp ite of th e stre n u o u s e ffo rts of
R oosevelt and L a F o lle tte to boost
Experienced in city and country schools, superintendent of Multnomah
th e ir cause, T a ft is stead ily w ork !
county from 1896 till 1900, former .principal of Portland Business Col­
ing to th e fro n t and his p rospects
lege. Believing myself well qualified for the office. I ask the support
for th e n o m in atio n
a re
g e ttin g
of all who favor continuous advancement along broad educational lines.
b rig h te r ev ery day.
s
Paid A dv ertism een t
H enry E. Heed of P o rtla n d
is
ou t fo r th e C ounty A ssessor's Job
and Is p u ttin g fo rth
som e stro n g
claim s for th e place. Hu has been
a re sid e n t 11 y ears, d u rin g th e past
20 y ears has been active In public
affa irs. He w as se c re ta ry of th e
la'w ls and C lark E xposition in 1905.
fie believes in an econom ical b usi­
ness m anagem ent of th e assesso r's
office.
Geo. W. Caldwell
State Senator.
County School
Superintendent
Republican Candidate
for
Re-election
Fred L. Olson
F red L. Olson, w ho is seek in g th e
no m in atio n for C ircuit Ju d g e , D epart
m ent .N o . 1, Is well recom m ended,
having th e tra in in g and ex p erien ce
r . e i e s s a r y Io m ake a good ju d icial
e lf ld a l
Mr .Olson h as been Justice
of th e peuce of th e P o rtla n d d istrict
d u rin g th e p ast six y ears and
has
m ade a w orthy reco rd . U nder his
a d m in is tra tio n th e ju s tic e 's
office
has grow n u n til now betw een 15
umi| 50 cases a day a re e n te re d on
th e docket. His office
now em -
pieyes five c lerk s an d his decisions
have been rem ark ab ly a c c u ra te and
fair. Mr. Olson Is a young man and
has stead ily advanced
from new s
hoy to ju stice of th e peace, h aving
been ad m itted to th e b ar in 1894.
T he O regon J o u rn a l says in ref-1
«lettce to th e d istric t a tto rn e y sh ip
th a t th Te is not a crim in al In P o rt
land who w ants W alter E vans for
d is tric t atto rn e y . E very
I i I r and
ll'il" crook In M ultnom ah county Is I
■ ailiat him . Every v io lato r of th e
law in th is city o r w ho expects to
Re In th is city, w au ls hint beaten
Every w hite slav er on th e P acific,
coast ferv en tly hopes
fo r his de-
15 at. W o u ld n 't it lie b e tte r for th e
p e o p l e to have m ore to say, and th e ,
erlm inalh to have less to say, ab o u t 1
who sh all ru n P o rtlan d .
' Jo e " H u trh lu so n , w ho Is th e log-
d can d id a te for th e com ity c le rk 's
i fflci was in tow n today m eeting his
'■tatty friend» in th is locality. He
has a good record as a public offi-
'• r, having been ten y ears d ep u ty
city a u d ito r fo r P o rtla n d and has
m ade a c a re fu l study of th e line of
w ork req u ired of th e co u n ty clerk
i t M ultnom ah county. His special­
ty Is th e p a tro n a g e of hom e Indus­
try ami th is atqieals to ev erv o n e as
th e rig h t principal
Mr. liu te h ln -
" " as d ep u ty in th e city a u d ito r's
office gain ed a re p u ta tio n
as a
co u rt, ous public official
and will
arry- th e sam e m eth o d s Into
th e
county c le r k ’s offh
Riving close a l­
ten tio n to every lietali and dealing
fairly w ith all.
Mr, H u tch in so n was in th e legis­
l.itu re In 1902 and 19t) ts and helped
nraw up an d p ass th e p resen t ftat-
salary system for th e eounty clerk ,
w hlrh also p rescrib es all fees for
filing p ap ers, etc., and
ta t they
shall he paid ,u th e county.
U 11,1.1s FISHER
F o|{
SHERIFF.
bir.'h'tl.1 !9 v W‘:l
W l,,u ’’’C h er's
h rthilay. You may help c e le b ra te
his birth d ay by electin g hint sh eriff
"I M ultnom ah county.
vote for
l lshcr as s h e riff mean« h elping to
l it • good d e a n man In th at much
abnaed office
The sh eriff can j „
'h a t, anyone els., to .stem the
tide of crim e In « city. F ish er slm
Ply prom ise« th a t he
will "m ake
good.”
t i ’ald Adv.)
H E N R Y E, R E E D
I W ill g iv e iN-rsoiial a tte n tio n to tlie o ffic e .
V o u w ill fin d m e on th e jo b a l l th e tim e .
Expenses o f th e Assessor's o ffic e h ave iniTi-iised 2 7 2 p e r cent since lO O il.
I w ill s e p a ra te the
o flie e fro m p olities, and th a t w ill save th e ta x p a y e rs ’ m o n ey.
I w ill not p e rm it d ep u ty assesors to pass out e le ctio n cards a n d c a m p a ig n lit e r a t u r e Inclosed in
assessment blan ks.
I w d l conduct th e assessor's o ffic e accordin g to la w .
No ju g g lin g w ith th e assessm ent ro lls .
I w ill m a k e th e assessor's o ffic e an open Ix s ik to th e ta x p a y e rs .
No s ta r c h a m b e r proceedings
go w ith me.
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty assessments h ave been increased a t th e r a te o f n e a rly t h i r t y p e r r e n t n year
Since HMM
Assessments c lim b y e a r u ft e r y e a r, und th e la x r a t e c lim b s w ith th e m . T h e tax
burden fa lls h ea v ily upon a ll classes o f people, but h ea v ie s t upon th e little h o m e o w n e r.
1
th in k tile tim e has coine to in v e s tig a te these h eavy in e rt uses an d sec
JUMtifioM tliein.
w hat
W h a t do you th in k '.'
believe in econom y in p u b lic expt uses, b ut not In p a rs im o n y . W e c a n n o t tax
ouraelven rich,
mt w e van tax ourwvlves p oo r.
T h e re fo re , I m u <>|> im > mc <1 to exceHHive
incrcMMeM In axaesu-
inents and exroHNive lu x e *.
B o lli assessments an d taxes can Is- kept dow n i f th e assessor w ill sit on th e lid .
I w ill s it on
th e lid .
I f you b elieve as I do, vote fo r m e in th e p rim a rie s on A p r i l
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty has I h - c ii m y hom e fo r fo rty -o n e y e ars.
p> rsonul p ro p e rty .
I
10,
pay taxes on la u d as
w e ll
as on
HENRY E. REED
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
No. 125 on the Official Ballot.
Lante sh o u ld e r Is n e a rly alw ay s
due to rh e u m a tism of th e m uscles,
Circuit Judge, Dep’t No. 4
Six years Justice of the Peace. "Have I made good ?"
Every Shyster and Dishonest lawyer, every Dishonest liti-
gent, every Dive keeper and Vicious law-breaker and
CV h
w ill
v a
. .
Cd pol,t,c,an sa-vs Emphatically, “NO.”
i (JU say ?
B ald A d v e rtise m e n t.
an d q u ic k ly y ield s to th e free
a p p li- F o r sa le by G re sh a m D ru g Co. aw
c a tio n of C h a m b e rla in ’s
L ln lm e n t. a ll D ealers.
Wilson
THE AUCTIONEER
W hat
I A dvertisem ent
Frank S. Fields
Do
DO
Do
DO
VOI p re fe r a tra in e d ineeliunie t>
ilo y o u r w o rk ?
VOI
voi
want yo u r taxes risine d ?
want to encourage g ,.,nl « ,rk ?
VO I w an t a m a n In o ffic e w h o „111 t r e a t th e
o m n io n p e o p le as
well as he dees tin - m illio n a ir e ?
Most o f you rea.I'T s know
me |x r - o n a llj but I w ant
you
to te ll
others who .Io not.
T E L I , l l l l xi th a t I h im
mad ■ the County
p ro fit to the t H ii ll y of 0.AI.IXH* in H i l l C ie tk 's o ffic e |u»y a
a to ta l
p ro fit o f o ve r
SiMKi.lNN) |„ t,.,,
laws Used to he s iio o o a y e a r,
T E I . I , T H E M I e in und w ill make
a s im ila r « bo w ing as S e c re ta ry
o f State.
T E I . I , T H E M how I tre a t you when
office
you
have
business
w ith
For Sheriff
th e
T E I I. T H E M I am th.
only g en nin e Ite p iih lie a ii w ho is a ra iid id a te
fo r live ofrice.
T E I . I , T H E M to vote fo r me
i p r i l Ib t li.
i p ro m ise you a e o n tlii-
nous fa ith fu l IS'i-f. rtm iuee of
a publie s e rv a n t's d u ties.
Frank S. Fields
Republican Candidate for SECRETARY OF STATE
Paid Adv.
Anti-Machine, Law-Enforcement
Republican Candidate
Flat Salary. No Fees.
Only Business Man
i unning for the position