Gresham outlook., August 23, 1912, Image 1

G resham O utlook
VOL 2. NO. 51
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 23, 1912
GOOD work BY FIRE DEFT WORK ON LIBRARY
LINOTYPE IS
^R Y
A WINNER
WATER SYSTEM
AT VENTURA PARK
“Ever at Your Service”
Phone 701
$1.50 PER YEAR
KEEP YOUR EYE
ON GRESHAM
FA IR V IE W , Aug. 22— On Monday
A private w ater system is being
afternoon a practical Illustration of
"The L inotype way is the way that
The first sketches of
the plans dren. Opening
o ff
the
reading installed at Ventura Park, dowu on
what a volunteer fire departm ent
There are in vitin g prospects all
wins." This m otto was adopted by with only buckets and ladders can ior the
Gresham
branch library room is the lecture room
seating the Base Line road, that is Intend- over t/ie country, especially in the
the Outlook eigh teen m onths ago, do
A ftre wag gtarted by a spark have been approved by Mr. Carnegie, approxim ately 100 people For larg
ed to supply that new and growing Paclflc N orthw est, but It is well
or when the new tw lce-a-w eek all {ronl a locom otive In the «Id Snover provided
the cost of the building «r gatherings these tw o rooms can com m unity with water.
A deep ,.„ t tu see s<, many goodd prospect,
home print newspaper first started building, which is occupied by Staub does
not
exceed
the stipulated
thrown together. The librarian's well was recently sunk just a few that no OIle
partlcular w |„
an it has proved to be tru th fu l at and Ba idw in> and was quite a blaxe am ount.
The architects, Messrs office may be used as studyroom or feet from the Base Line and
its follow ed up. There is one locality
w aters were found to
be of the that u W|I1 pay you
every turn. The issue of the Out- when d i | overed but was extin gu ish - Johnson
& Mayer, are now working com m ittee room as needed. A com
look of A ugust 16 was a good Ulus- ed Wn h in a very few m inutes. Be- 1 on the detailed draw ings and gettin g fortable rest room has been provid-
very best
A. pressure tank system Cyes on and to follow up the good
tration.
ing ¡n djrect ¡jne wjtb tbe store o f
prices on the work required. ed wlth ,h e country
m em bers es- is being installed,w hlqh Is som ething prospects now opening
That local-
During the past three days many j
Benecke and other buildings
The building w ill be a most at- pecially in mind. This with
( iregbani
There
w ill be
the new In w aterworks, but the tank is ,ty
a big o n e - j u s t about ten tim e , as enough doing during the next six to
words ot surprise and praise
have together with the strong wind blow- tractive exam ple of E nglish village necessary cloak rooms, closets, etc
been spoken by friends and
have ¡ng at ( be t| nie there was grave dan- architecture, show ing the ornumen- com pletes the floor plans.
big as anything of the kind
seen ,e„ m on th , to keep everyone busy
com e directly or indirectly to
the ger of a bad fire.
tai tim bering and spacious w indow s
The work on the plans and spec anyw here e ls e --a n d It w ill furnish and contented with his or her life
publisher regarding the eight-page
Among th„ lnln,e dlate
prugpwtg
—--------
! that gives such charm
to E nglish j ification s is being pushed as rap- an u n failin g supply of water for a
issue with its many attractive ads.
S. Pasagom any o f P ortland, was tow ns. The reading room w ill be j idly as possible and it is hoped thousand homes,
I be w hole thin
are the- (¡resham
Soda
and
Ice
of local business people, one
of a Sunday gu est of Mr. and Mrs. J. about 60 feet long; by 30 feet wide that
is
an
experim ent
there com pany's plant. Lumber for the
the contracts may be let in the
the ads. being a double page, print­ R. Hughes.
seem , to be no doubt but that it building 1. now being unloaded
On one side w ill be shelved the , near future.
ed in tw o colors. .Many have ex­
I In a few days a ca„ w|1, be made
Miss Mabel Jackson was a week- reference books and the books
for I
It is probable the plans and a w ill succeed.
pressed surprise that such a paper end guest of her grandparents, Mr. adult readers, w h ile^ th e other end sketch of the proposed building will
Ventura Park is one of the grow- for bld, for , h„ b ulldl|lg of , he
could be printed here.
a very
and Mrs. C. A. Stew art.
W*H
furnished with sm all tables ! be placed on exhibit in the Gresh- ing suburbs and seem s to be the ' Ilew clty ha„ whlch w |„
From the publishers standpoint
about
J. Luscher is the latest purchaser and ehalri* and devoted to the c h it-| am reading room in the near future link that w ill som e day connect the 1 attractive structure costing
it is not only possible to do it once
city
of
Portland
with
Rockwood
first
$2700.
The
plans
are
now
in
of an autom obile. It is a Mitchell.
the
in a w hile, but, so far as the Out­
and then with Gresham. it is set- hands of the com m ittee
and w ill
The new chem ical fire en gin e, do­
Some were obtained from
San
look's equipm ent is concerned, it
fam ilies doubtless be acted on finally early
F rancisco at 'heavy cost, som etim es tling fast with desirable
nated by the Columbia
E ngineer
cou ld be done regularly
once or
physicians paying as high as
$10 and tw o stores are being opened neX( week
W orks, arrived on W ednesday and a
tw ice a week with som e additional
which w ill find a share o f the trade
The plans for the Carnegie $10,-
before they coultg be secured
in
dem onstration w ill be made.
necessary for them .
help. In fact, F rid ay’s issue
was
000 public library
building
have
Portland, but th is boy has brought
Grandma W etm ore was made the
set up and printed with extra help
As an instance of the grow th of tK^.n approved and bids are
about a change.
now
guest of honor at a dinner given
for about one day in the office and by Mrs. F. I). A xtell last W ednesday
the place w ithin a few m onths may ,K.lng gought by tb e ari.blteclg from
Maurice Munn, the l.i-y ear old
W ithout the kind attention
ol
som e extra reportorial work.
For
The a ffair was a com p lete surprise son
John M Mann, liv in g at 369 Mr. Metzler, Maurice would
have be m entioned the experience of the local parties for various p a n s of
several of the splendid articles on
R ussellville public school.
A te * the work
Local men will be ein-
to Mrs. W etmore. The gu ests were Hast 10th street, Portland, Oregon, som e rough
riding
before
him,
years ago it was a flourishing ,n‘ 1 ployed to do all that can be done to
agricultural and business develop­ Mrs. W etmore, Mrs. I). S. Dunbar, conducts the only guinea pig farm
W alter carefully attends the every
stitu tion with three teachers,
m ent in th is part of the county. ,,
a»d ! advantage.
.»1 rs C. Shepard, Mrs. H. 8. Stone. for scien tific purposes on the «oast w ants of the squeally bunch whost
it was found necessary to en large
credit must be given to E. L. Thorpe M
A m achinery hall Is yet to
be
J. W. Benecke, Mrs. G. O. an(l 1« the youngest
breeder
of chorus you can hear a long ways
who is an experienced and in terest­
Dolph, Mrs. C. E. Cree, Ada, Collin these anim als In the world, as far at m eal time. Mr. Metzler is
a the schoolhouse to more than double bu| lt „„ th„ , alr grounds and var-
ing writer.
lts form er size. With the advent ¡ous im provem ents made
and Loas Cree.
us known. He is m aking remark-
The O utlook's linotype m achine has
of
the Japanese
farm ers there
The school board is planning it
A very enjoyable even in g
was
a capacity for settin g up new s mat­
were
several
fam
ilies
moved
away
|g
galdi , o arrange in the near fu-
spent by about sixty persons a f the j
ter when in the hands of a faith fu l
and the children of those rem aining lure for building a gym nasium on
residence of Mrs. Eliza Stone
on
operator lik e Miss E. B. Johnson,
grew out of the eigh th grade, so the school ground.
W ednesday evenjng. Ice cream and
that puts a publisher on the easy seat
that only enough pupils were left
The developm ent w otk being done
cake were served. The young peo­
so far as com position is concerned,
to
en
gage
the
tim
e
and
atten
tion
of
by
, be P. R L & |. (•„ ol, the
ple
enjoyed
them selves
playing
and that's the main thing in putting
one teacher. Several rooms
were upper Sandy Is progressing nicely
gam es on the lawn and the older
up the new spaper, after the writing
vacated to the bats and ow ls and and th ere is reason to believe the
ones in conversation.
Roy Stone
is done, of course.
the school was on a rapid down- company will be ready to electrify
entertained with the phonograph.
There has been no let up during
ward course that could only be re- ,h e Mt Hood road soon
Mrs. E. D. H olgate and Mrs. J. N.
gretted but not helped. In
this
th e sum m er in the am ount o f job
These are only a few of the
Faris left yesterday for A lsea Bay,
condition V entura Park cam e to the things worthy of m ention.
p rinting turned out by the Outlook
More
where they w ill be the g u ests of
rescue and a recent census by the •r e com ing n Fall in line if
office and last week the output was
you
Mrs. H olgate's m other-in-law for
u nusually large.
school clerk show s a hundred per w a„,
,K. where th in gs are doing,
a few duys.
’en t increase over that of last
Alec. Robinson and Reginald Rob-
year. New fam ilies ure m oving out
binson w ill go to T illam ook for a
from the city, seek in g
hom es of
few d ays’ outing.
heir ow n, and they are in the Rus­
OBcar G ustafson spent a few days
sellville school district. It’s a good '
th is week at Springw ater and near
place for them to com e to.
Dam ascus.
He says everyth in g is
A fine sam ple of buckwheat was >°oking good in a ll th e section s he
left at the Outlook office a Tew haB v isited -
Mountain View
farm
was the
Muni-ice Maim, aged 13, who Halve« W alter .Metzler, Superintendent of
Anna G ustafson has returned to
scene
last
W
ednesday
even
in
g, Aug
days ago by Geo. H. Sunday.
It
G u lin a P igs to Aid Science.
Springhill Farm.
was placed on display in the window her home from a tw o m onth's visit
21, of a charm ing home wedding,
gister on ab|e
where many saw it and wondered at with her brother and
success
of
the enterprise 1 very kind hearted man and ills love
A m ong the various enterprises In when Miss Ixittle, eld est d au gh ter of
its size and good quality. B ut it Yaquina Bay near Toledo.
From young Mann's farm the little j f ° r anim als is only exceeded by his Gresham which are m aking
good Mr and Mrs II. E Davis, became
son
soon m ysteriously disappeared. The
, guinea pig goes all over the United ; love for hum anity and his keen in- and elicit frequent words of praise the bride of Earl T hom pson,
Sunday Chicken Dinner, 35c •
only explanation is that Mr. Thorpe,
' S tates into the bacteriological labora terest in the developm ent of the is the Gresham bakery. Mr. Hoetzel of Mr and Mrs. S. 8. Thompson.
Why worry and work over that tories in the interest
who is gathering sam ples of grains,
by
o f human science which Maurice and he are was asked If he was not going to The ring cerem ony was read
Come and bring health.
of K alam a,
grasses, fru its and vegetables for Sunday dinner?
I associated, the little squealers are take a vacation anti indicated that Rev. J. W. Frescoln
the county exhibit
at
the state the fam ily to the Con^don for
Miss
It was just a year and a half ago treated with the utm ost tenderness, the baker, at least, had to be on W ash., cousin of the groom.
fair at Salem , saw It, coveted the chicken dinner, Sunday, only 35c.
F ieldhouse
played
the
that Maurice
Mann
started
the • have grown very much attached duty all the tim e. In fact, during Florence
prize and took possession in
the
breeding o f guinea pigs, first in a | ,0 som e of our guineas, said Mr. the sum m er vacation when cooking w edding march. The couple were
Kitchen Show er on L ottie Davis. sm all way, through the suggestion Metzler. One little fellow learned
nam e of the king or som e other
and baking are a burden
to the unattended. The bride was dressed
high personage. A nyway the prize
Portland, several tricks' and he seem ed to de- housew ife, when pertiaps the cook in w hite and carried a huge bouquet
A kitchen show er was given by the ° f h r. Calvin 8. White,
is gone but the memory lingers.
which
was
young ladies of Gresham in honor and since that tim e more than 1200 light over his own perform ance.
Is at the seashore, is the tim e good of white carn ation s,
Mr. Sunday sowed In June about of Miss L ottie D avis at her home guinea pigs have been raised
Miss F ield h ou se
after
W ithin the past year Maurice has bread, rake, cookies and doughnuts caught by
and
an acre o f buckw heat in a corner on Tuesday afternoon. It is said sent all over the country for scien ­ received orders and made shipm ents are In special demand.
(he cerem ony. The house decora­
of his garden. It was in good, bios- to have rained down In an hour or tific researches.
tions were of d ah lias,
roses and
to the number of more than 1000.
Mr Hoetzel bought out the bak­
golden rods. About seventy guests
som on July 20 and gave prom ise of two tinw are and granitew are enough
Prior to the estab lish m en t o f the Recently he sent fifty
to Omaha,
ery here over tw o
years ago and
w itnessed the cerem ony,
R efresh­
a bountiful crop, but was sacrificed for tw o young people to start house- guinea pig farm It was d ifficu lt to fifty to Seattle and has sent 100
there is not a more enterprising
for com m ercial purposes on A ugust keeping with.
Lunch
was served get the anim als when
wanted for more to Umaha last Thursday. Un- public spirited citizen In Gresham m ents consisting of fruit salads, Ice
A
20, being ruthlessly plowed
under About fifteen young
ladies
w e r e 1 the laboratory, consequently physl- like th e Irish fam ily in the fam iliar
(g assisted by Mrg Hoetzel and cream and cake were served.
to enrich the soil for som e future present.
cians and investigators are pleased rtiyme Maurice does
not keep his Mr Hammond who recentl
c-un'e large num ber of beautiful and u se­
ful presents were received.
Much
crops
This was o f course the o
b
-
---------------------- by
the
success
this
boy
has
I’ig» in the parlor he Is much more frorn Denver
am usem ent was
caused
by
the
Ject for w hich It w as planted. The
George Calvin is reported to be achieved. In order to procure th< modern.
The principal
farm
As good bread is the staff of life,
search for prizes In the bride's cake.
stalk s displayed
by Mr.
Sunday seriously til with typhoid fever in anim als for laboratory purposes the
lor
raising
these
anim als is
no doubt Mr. Hoetzel does as much
Miss Ava Thompson draw ing the
measured fully five feet high and
a Portland hospital.
public parks, where a few were kept, »1
the
Springhill
farm , be-
I or more than any one else towards
ring, Miss Laura Davis the thim ble
that, he said, w as a general aver-
1
were resorted to, but
they
were longing to h is father at Jenne sta-
supporting aud building up a happy
age. Some of the heads were near-
Get B utter W rappers Now
hard to get
anti Miss Norma H undley the ¡jenny.
C ontinued on page 4
, and prosperous com m unity.
ly matured which goes to show that
It Is supposed that Guy Fieldhouse
Mr. Sunday could have harvested a
got the bachelor's button.
w inter's crop of pancakes from his
Both the bride and groom
are
long tim e residents o f
Gresham,
fine garden if he desired.
and their w edding Is of especial In­
LIVESTOCK.
B eal E sta te R entals.
MISt ELLAN EOI 'S
MincellaneouN.
Suffragette« Organize.
terest to their large circle of friends
As a proof of their Interest in the
who wish them long life and happi­
FOR SALE— Hood fresh Jersey
FOR RENT 2 good houses and
Italian Prune« W anted.
FOR SALE Singer sew ing
m a­ ness
equal su ffrage
m ovem ent,
more cow, with calf.
They will spend the honey­
Cheap.
Frank one sm all house.
Enquire of John
H ighest cash price paid. D eliv­ chine, nearly new,
than a dozen of the representative Moore, Tia Juana, 1 m ile south of
latest
model moon In Portland and at W elches
Duley or at First State Bank.
>52 ered at Fairview . Boxes furnished
women of Gresham, braved the storm Gresham on O. W. P.
Mr Thompson, who Is an electrician,
Jas G oodfellow , Gresham
*61
»51
free. W. E llison , Cleone, Oregon,
last Friday afternoon and gathered
will fake up his work after their
S o m e M ore C h oice fxita.
phone 18x.
tf
at the home of Mrs. Chas. C leve­
Are You G oing to B uild?
return. The location is not yet de­
Stock hogs wanted
T. R. How
For Sale in Zenith addition by
land to plan for active work at this
cided
upon
If
so,
con
su
lt
W.
H
Karr,
Gresham,
the
owners.
The
Independent
Land
Itt, Gresham.
tf
Gresham Feed Mill
w ants oats
place. Mrs Albert E hrgott of Port­
Company. Easy term s
Buy direct and w heat. H igh est cash
prices Oregon. Plane and estim a tes furn
Women physician o f the state w ill
land,
representing
the
C ollege
See E. H Phone 661.
Ished.
tf
W ANTED— Good rich milk on Mt. and save com m ission
do the scoring at the E ugenics e x ­
W om en s Equal S uffrage le a g u e ,
K
elly,
Ree
Third
street
and
Kelly
i
Hood line. Good price paid for good avenue.
tf
position at the Salem State
fair
was present and spoke very Inter­
E<»r Hale.
Seasonable Staples.
milk
Address J. W h itijy, 1614
T
his
Is
really
a
scien
tific
baby
show
estin gly of the lines touched upon
One 3 ’A w agon, one set heavy ; Don't forget ua when in need of
Vera street, Portland.
Phone T a­
Su h «rrib e N ow . G et t h e B e st.
and physical perfection will d eter­
by that organization. A branch of
tired
bor 1404.
*51 Dally O regonian, 1 yr. r e g ,..$ 6 .O o i double harness, one rubber
apple boxes, drain tile, sew er pipe, mine the w inners
Each Judge will
the league was formed here, with
T w ice-a-W eek Outlook, 1 y r . . 1 6 0 ! sin gle buggy, and harness, one re­ Terra Cotta flu es, sand and brick
score certain q u alities and the fig ­
Mrs. J N. Clanahan for president,
C om bination, 1 y r ......................... 6.00 frigerator, gasolin e stove and w ash­
BEAL ESTATE AND RENTALS
C SHATTUCK, at O W. I’. Depot ures w ill tie averaged, so that
an
H alf year, $3 26.
Mrs. O. J. Brown for vice president,
ing m achine. All In first-class or­
absolutely Im partial test
w ill
be
and Mrs. D. R. Shoem aker as secre­
der.
•
FOSTER COOLEY,
CORDWOOD delivered by John
FOR RENT F ive
housekeeping
.
*■’« K*le.
made.
E
ntries
from
many
parts
of
tary-treasurer. A m eeting w ill
be
<f
Third Street, Gresham
..arson , R oute 4, phone 324.
tf
En-
Hotel furnishings
for
14-room
the state are now being made
called for early in Septem ber, when rooms, plastered, city water
som e noted speakers w ill be pres­ quire at Duke s C onfectionery,G resh house, including 10 sleeping rooms
Mitchell W lm lniill
, Outlook and W eekly Oregonian
From far Canada com es a call for
tf
A ls o . a wagon and
buggy.
W ill
1 year............................................... $2 00
en t, and active
cam paign
work am, or phone O utlook.
For Sale at
auction
Rose Vista
-------------------- ----------------------------------- sell cheap.
Dally Oregonian and O utlook,
P endleton's cowboy band to appear
planned.
Farm, Saturday next.
1 year...............................................$6 00 at a Wild W est show at C algary,
Money W anted .
MRS R. W ALKER.
Mrs. Cleveland m ade the m eeting
I
want
to
borrow
$1100
on
new
--------------------
-
-a.
.
.
_
A lberta, In early Septem ber
The
Friday a d eligh tfu l
social
affair
FOR SALE Large tent, 16x24, j
Notice.
modern house and 1 acre of ground
LOTS FOR SALE at C ed a rv ille-
fam e of th is organization has spread
Her rooms were tastefu lly decorat­ for 2 years
A lso
bedstead
and ! N otice is hereby given that be­
F irst m ortgage. Gresh- Easy term s
H. W. S n a thai I Phone 6-foot wall.
and the Pendleton m usicians
will
ed in yellow , the official colors of am property
W ill pay 8 per cent Greaham 74
springs, and good 2-burner gasoline gin n in g A ugust 24, 1912, and there­
tf
go to C algary, taking along tw o
the W om en's Civic Improvement W rite C. A. H offm an, General De­
stove.
R. A. P ugh,
First State after I w ill not be responsible for
cars of borne* and equipm ent.
»61
club, under w hose auspices the m eet­ livery, Greaham, Ore.
Daily and Sunday Oregonian and Bank B uilding
62
an» debt* incurred by my w ife, Mr»
_ _ " .
T w lce-a-w eek O utlook, special com-
ing was called
Mrs. O J Brown _ ,
Amy A. Pry me.
Tclegram and O utlook. 1 yr.. gA.PO blnatlon, 1 year, $7 76
(R egu lar
J. H Chklker, * former resident
sang * beautiful solo.
.Light re­
Learn to look in tb e ads. for bar­
B W. PRYM E
Dally and 8unday Oregonian
price for Daily and Sunday Oregon-
of Gre*b*m, was In town one day
freshm ents were served.
gains.
Outlook, 1 year...................... $7 60i*n , $ l.0 0 .j
Gresham, Ore., Aug 23, 1912.
63 thia week.
1
GUINEA PIGS,
NEW INDUSTRY
DREAM OF
BUCKWHEATS
THOMPSON WEDS
MISSLOTTIEDAVIS
PAUL HOETZEL FEEDS
THE MULTITUDE
WANT ADS.—The Outlook’s Bargain Counter-W A N T ADS.