Gresham outlook., August 30, 1912, Image 1

G resham O utlook
VOL 2. NO. 53
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 30, 1912
FINE STOCK GOES PRIZES AWARDED
TO FALL FAIRS SANDY YOUTHS
Views of the Wrecked Automobile
As seen last Sunday by the hundreds who visited the scene at the
corner of Cleveland avenue and Division street, northeast Gresham.
Views taken by W. R. Burke with an Eastman Kodak.
T hat th e ra isin g of fin e liv esto ck
T he Ju v e n ile fa ir a t S andy w as
Is s till one e*-4IUF m ost i m p o r t a n t 'a g re a t guccegg.
Eor
th e
flrgt
fe a tu re s of th is
sectio n
of
th e fcVent of ,t|| k ln d , t wag w e„ a t _
c .^ itr is - B jto w n by th e fa ct tHltt m any ten d ed "by th e people a ro u n d
and
first p rizes rfom th e S ta te
F a ir
haVe
w on by sto c k ra ise rs in
tiits locality - It is hoped th a t th is
y e a r w ill not be an ex cep tio n .
A ta rg e /d o u b le id e c k fu r n itu r e car-
load of- S h ro p sh ire
sheep,
Essex
h o js an d Je rse y c a ttle w as shipped
t.>«|a) _ ( i - qiu th e O.
. P. d ep o t. It
foadetl by
E. an d
W. H
t iA elat.d of th e C ed ar G lenn an d
t I'^ar. p ro v e farm s.
They a re th e
chdl.-e of a long line of p rize w inning
stock -
T he cow
th a t
p ro d u ced
th e
largeaft. am o u n t of b u tte r *■ f a t
in
co m p etitio n on an y fa ir g ro u n d ih '
th e west waM M ad alin a May, raised
on tire -C e d a r Grove- fa rm . . S he 1 b
nufc on the- C leveland, fa r m ..
H er
w»tf < p h e n « n (n a t
an d
h as
n ever been b e a te n 'I n p ro d u ctio n ol
C H A S. ( I . i : \ E I . W U
Sujperilltcllllcllt
L ivestock
Depart
m ent M ul|uom nJi C ou n ty F air.
In ftter fat by an y o th e r Jersey cow
of th e west.
C has. C leveland, w ho h as
m ade
e x h ib its of . sto ck a t th e S ta te F a ir
each y ear fo r th e p a st
14 years,
w hen .seen tfiis m o rn in g said that
slock
w hile th e activ e w ork
of
ra isin g is b eing ta k e n
up by his
sorts, he is »till ac tiv e in p ro m o tin g
th e livestock .in d u s try an d
consid
e fs i t . w as u ever m ore in v itin g or
im p o rta n t th a n today. As m uch p u re
bred livestock can be found w ith in
a ra d iu s of ten m iles of U resh an i as
in an y s im ila r lo cality in th e state.
As land becom e» high p riced stock
m u st be m ade m ore v a lu a b le and
th is is only d one by- ra isin g high
bred stock
”1 r t g a id th is locality
bays Mi
C leveland, " a s well ad a p te d
to tin
grooving o l h ig h bred liv esto ck ot
all
k in d s, esp ecially d airy c a lli
T hese can be m ade p ro fita b le
on
high p u c e d lan d . T h e tim e is not
fa r d is ta n t w hen m uch m o re live­
sto ck , especially hogs an d d a iry c a t­
tle w ill be fo u n d on th e fa rm s in
th is section. E n g la n d , m an y y e a rs
ago produced m o stly g ra in .
A
land’- becam e high priced m o re live-
stock w as raised and in th is old
E n g la n d lead s th e w orld , in p ro p o r­
tion t o het- te rrito ry .
• F ran ce, B elgium ,
H o llan d
a re
also exam p les of th is prin cip le. E n g ­
land finds it p ro fita b le to buy h er
w h e a irfro m A m erica -while h u n d re d s
o f th o u s a n d s of d o lla rs of p u re bred
livestock, is a n n u a lly sh ip p ed to
A m erica.”
T he c ar of sto ck now b ein g sh ip ­
ped to Salem will be e n te re d
at
all th e fa irs on th e n o rth w e st c ir ­
c u it, w lpch in clu d es P o rtla n d , W alla
W alla, S pokane, Y akim a and o th e rs
T he sam e c a r w ill be used fo r th e
tra n s p o rta tio n of th e sto ck o v er th e
e n tire circ u it.
It Is fitte d u p w ith
H alls and all conveitten ces neces
ta r y and Is stocked w ith feed. The
P. R L. & P. com pan y
an d
all
o th e r ro ad s m ak e special ra te s fo r
th e tra n s p o rta tio n of e x h ib its and
offer, ail in d u c e m e n ts fo r e x h ib ito rs
By special concession d e m u rra g e is
paid a t p o in ts
w h ere
sto p s
a re
m ad e and sto ck is re tu rn e d in th e
sam e car. T his is a co m m en d ab le
m ove on th e p a rt o f th e ra ilro a d s
th e e x h ib its w ere very
. „
. .
, .
good
,
„
d e rm a n . C o u n ty S u p e rin te n d e n t G ary.
nt^ P rof. E. D. K essler of th e de- ,
p a rtm e n t o t A gronom y o f th e Ore-
gon A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege a rriv e d at
Sandy a t an e a rly h o u r. T hey w ent
to th e M einig h all a n d
a f te r re-
v ie w in g -th e sp len d id ex h ib it of th e
p ro d u c ts o f C lack am as co u n ty boys
an d girlg. th e people an d sp e a k e rs
w ent tp th e Odd
F ello w s'
h all
w here a
m o re in te re s tin g ex h ib it
w as in p ro g ress, th e
e x h ib it
of
C lack am as co u n ty babies.
W h ile th e
babies
»’e re
being
ju d g ed a t th e baby show , ad d resses
w ere g iven by S u p e rin te n d e n t
Al-
d e rm a n
and
P ro fe sso r
R essler
\ ulOng o th e r th in g s. P ro f R essler
snid th a t a t th e p resen t ra te o f pro­
d u c tio n , th e p ro d u c ts o f th e soil
w ould not be su ffic ie n t to feed
people In th e fu tu re .
T hat
we
w ould so m etim e reach th e lim it of
tilla b le la n d , w hile th e d em an d for
I food p ro d u c ts w ould be in creasin g .
I t is by h ig h e r tr a in in g of th o se
boys an d g irls w ho a re to
be th e
p ro d u c e rs of th e w o rld 's su p p ly of
| food, th a t we a r e g o in g to
m eet
th e g rav e p roblem th a t c o n fro n ts us.
Tiie O regon A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege is
i tra in in g th e y o u n g peo p le
to
be
m ore efficien t p ro d u cers,
but
it
m ust do m ore. It m u st reach th e i
g e n e ra tio n of fa rm e rs,
an d bring
th is k n o w led g e h om e to th e fa rm e rs
th em selv es, w ho a re a t p resen t e n ­
gaged in th e p ro d u c tio n of food
[T h e above c u ts w ere o rd ered for delivery- last T u esd ay m o rning
P ro f. R essier to ld o f a m an in
C hicago, a m em b er of th e firm
of in tim e fo r Tuesday!« O u tlo o k b u t w ere u n n e cessarily d elay ed in th e
S ears, R oebuck & Co., w ho h as of­ m a i l ]
fered $1,000 to any co u n ty in th e
O u tlook E xhib it («row s.
C h ic k e n P ie Huppei* a n d B a z a a r .
s ta te o f O regon, w hich will p u t up
en o u g h to m ak e a fu n d su fficien t
F rid a y , S e p t. 6tli, will be tiie
T he O u tlo o k w indow is g e ttin g
Io pay an In s tru c to r to go am o n g
q u ite
a
collectio n of
v eg etab les d a te of t iie big fa ir fo r w hich Hie
tiie fa rm e rs th em selv es an d
b rin g
and fru it grow n in G resh am and 4,adies Aid is a rra n g in g . T he place
th e e x p ert kno w led g e to a p ra c tic a l
h all.
F ancy
T he la te st
a d d itio n s to will be th e G ran g e
vicinity.
a p p licatio n upon th e fa rm s to d ay .
o u r fru it b ask et a re -s o m e b e a u tifu l an d u sefu l a rtic le s w ill be on sale
Now if a m an aw ay in th e m id d le
afte rn o o n
and
evening.
C o lu m b ia p lu m s fro m th e o rc h a rd of all tiie
w est, in th e g re a t city of C hicago
('lias. R eynolds, an d an e arly C raw ­ C hicken pie su p p e r w ill tie served
is In te re ste d in th e people of C la c k ­
ford peach , 9 in ch es In c irc u m fe r­ from 5 :3 0 to 7 :3 0 . An In tre e stin g
am as co u n ty an d its p ro d u c e rs to
ence,
fro m Geo.
K enney's.
T he p ro g ram w ill lie given in th e e v e n ­
i ‘;ive $ 1.000 fo r th e ir b en efit, how
v eg etab les in clu d e som e ease knife ing. L ad ies a re re q u ested to send
m uch m o re o u g h t o u r own people
beans, ( it w ould be m ore fittin g to in th e ir a rtic le s fo r th e sa le to M is
to be In te rested .
Wt- su rely o u g h t
call th em c a rv in g k n ife b e a n s ), al O. E a stm a n , not la te r th a n T h u rs-
to tie su fficien tly
in te re ste d
to
so from Mr. R eynolds, and
sonu d d ay . Sept. 5.
r a l æ th e req u ired a m o u n t to e n a b le
fin e sp ecim en s of A m erican W onder
us to av ail o u rselv es o f th is tnag-
F o r over fo rty y e a rs I have not
p o ta to e s from Geo. II. S u n d ay . Any
n am io u s
offer. T he
C o m m ercial
of th ese e x h ib its w ould do cred it to h esitated to d ecla re my conviction
clu b s of C lack am as co u n ty should
th a t ju s tic e and fa ir d e a lin g , and
th e fair.
la k e u p th is o ffe r an d th is am o u n t
th e d em o c ra tic p rin cip les
of o u r
o u g h t to be raised in seven d ay s
g o v ern m en t
d em and
e q u a l rig h ts
C
lo
t
h
in
g
S
to
c
k
a
W
in
n
e
r
.
L e t's get to g e th e r on th is proposl-
and p riv ileg es of citiz e n sh ip irre s ­
E. W. A y lsw orth is receiving his
i ,,o n an(' have th a t $ 1.000 from C h i­
pective of sex. 1 have not
been
stock of m en ’s su its, o v erco ats and
cago.
ab le Io see any good reason fo r de­
ra
in
c
o
a
ts
W
ith
in
a
few
d
ay
s
he
I pu t it as a ch allen g e to th e peo-
nying th e b allo t to w om an — J G
nle of C lack am as co u n ty , a re you w ill h av e a co m p lete stock of th ese
W h ittie r.
goods,
w
hich
have
won
him
m
ark
ed
w o rth y of it?
ex p ects
F o llo w in g Is a list of som e
of success in th e past. He
W hen w om en o rg a n iz e and vole
to do b e tte r th a n e v e r th is fall.
th e p rize w in n ers in C lass A:
they w ill get n q u n l pay fo r eq u a l
L u lu D eS hazer, p o ta to e s, $4 00.
w ork. M ary K enney O 'S u lliv an .
W hy W o rry an d W ork?
F ra n k C rone, p u m p k in , $2
C om e an d b rin g th e fam ily and
A n g elin a C an n in g , b re a d , $1.
frie n d s to T h e C ongdon chicken d in ­
I believe th e tim e h as com e when
A ng elin a C an n in g , sew in g , $1
I
n er, S u n d ay , 35c.
Hie b allo t sh o u ld lie given to w om an
A
n
g
elin
a
C
a
n
n
in
g
,
Jelly,
$1.
I
Hot Ii h er in te llig e n c e and her co n ­
1 Iva R ead , m en d in g , $1
science w ould lead h e r to vote on t lie
G
asoline
w
oodsaw
.
L
eave
o
rd
e
rs
Itild
ic
R
o
b
erts,
can
n
ed
fr
u
it.
S
ta
le
1
fo r y o u r saw ing. T h o ren A Mug- sioe of of ju s tic e an d p u re nioiuls
F a ir tr ip
B ishop H u rst
n ii son, G resh am . P h o n e 603. tf
C o n tin u ed on p ag e 4
Beal E state R entals.
M iscellancou«.
Phone 701
$1.50 PER YEAR
CELERY GROWS FINE NEW HOME
AT TROUTDALE NOW OCCUPIED
A m ong
th e
p ro fita b le
g ard en
ir o p s produced in e a s te rn M ultno­
m ah county is celery w hich is ex ­
tensively grow n a t T ro u td a le
and
from th e re shipped over a w ide te r­
rito ry as fa r e a s t as Idaho.
T his choice ta b le delicacy is now
being m ark e te d .
Much of it
is
c rated and goes to P o rtla a d , and
j th is o t co u rse b rin g s th e tup price,
! w hile larg e q u a n titie s a re sold
in
hunches, being p e d d itd by Ja p a n se e
i g ard en ers.
T he tw o m ost extensive grow ers
a re C. 8. W ilson and H C McGin-
| ais. T he la tte r cam e a b o u t
five
) y ears ago to T ro u td a le , from K a la ­
m azoo, M ichigan, w here he had e n ­
gaged in celery gro w in g fo r m any
years.
T he ex p erien ce g ain ed In
Hits e a ste rn hom e of celery
has
been ap plied to his w ork h ere and
has led to a m ark ed d eg ree of suc­
cess. W hen Mr. M cG innis cam e to
T ro u td a le he n a tu ra lly hud an eye
for good celery gro u n d and
soou
discovered th is on th e 42-acre farm
of C. S. W ilson, located ju s t w est of
th e d epot. He leased co n sid erab le
land an d h as been
in c re a sin g his
celery acreag e eaeli year.
T he p ro d u c t w as found to be the
choicest grow n in o r neur P o rtla n d
and quickly becam e know n an d has
alw ay s com m anded a h ig h e r price
i ih a u uny o th e r th a t is h an d led by
- th e P o rtla n d m erch an ts.
T iie success of Mr. M cG innis led
I Mr W ilson to try celery on Ills laud
w hich w as found to lie b e tte r a d a p t­
ed to th is p ro d u c t th a n to onions
an d m ore p ro fita b le th u n o th e r g a r ­
den tru c k . He is stead ily in creas­
ing his acreage.
T he g ro u n d ow ned by Mr. W ilson
is easily d ra in e d an d
easily ir r i­
g ated , tw o necessary th in g s aside
from
th e
rich
m ellow
q u a l­
ity of th e soil. T he locality is
not su b ject to fro st, being p ro tected
by a w arm c u rr e n t of a ir from th e
C o lu m b ia riv e r bottom . Also tiie con
d itlo n s of location and soil lead to
e a rlie r m a tu rity of th e heads.
O th er g ro w ers In th e vicinity a re
S am onl & Co., an d tw o Ja p a n e s e , T.
K u g a, an d T. M oreshita.
These
a re ex ten siv e g ro w ers, not only of
celery, b u t of all g ard en p ro d u cts
w hich they sell m ostly from w agons.
As th e in d u s try is y o u n g and the
d em an d is ra p id ly In creasn g fo r the
best hom e grow n celery It Is be­
lieved th a t a m uch la rg e r business
could be developed of
th is kind
T he land su ita b le for celery is lim ­
ited but not all is used th a t m ight
he. T he crop is c e rta in an d
th e
m a rk e t is re m a rk a b ly steady.
Irish Drama Pleases.
A fu ll ho u se g reeted
th e E E
W rig h t com pany at th e S te n o g ra p h
th e a te r W ednesday n ig h t
in
the
play K ath lee n M avourneen, th e live­
ly, cotnieal Irish d ra m a T he W right
w ere su p p o rte d by C lau d e S m ith, as
th e S quire, and Miss H ep b u rn as
I,atly D orothy
T he sam e play will be p resen ted
by th e W rig h ts and a la r g e r s tro n g ­
e r com pany
at
B oring, S a tu rd a )
n ig h t, Kept. 7.
G lass!
G lass!
G lass!
at S te rlin g ii K id d e r’s.
All sizes
WANT ADS.— The Outlook’s Bargain Counter— WANT ADS.
I.H ESTOCK.
“Ever at Your Service”
M iscellaneous.
T he tra n s fo rm a tio n of th e so u th ­
e a st c o rn e r of R o b erts aven u e and
Second s tre e t, m ade by M ayor Lewis
S h a ttu c k by th e c o n stru c tio n of a
new, m o d ern bouse on his p ro p e r')
w here an old bouse had stood for
m any y ears is a good exam ple of
how quickly such a ch an g e may be
b ro u g h t ab o u t an d one w hich m akes
a m a rk ed Im provem ent in th e a p ­
p e a ra n c e of th e stre e t.
Mr. and Mrs. S h a ttu c k a re now
occupying th e ir new dom icile, e n ­
jo y in g Its m any conveniences
and
w ondering how th ey could hav e put
up w ith th e old so long
E v ery th in g a b o u t th e
house is
first-c la ss
th o u g h
not
ela b o ra te .
Tw o th in g s
im p ress
th e visito r,
n am ely , th e p la in s u b s ta n tia l c h a r ­
a c te r of e v e ry th in g , and th e c a re ­
fu lly p lan n ed a n d co n v en ien t
a r­
ra n g e m e n t of rqpm s. T he reception
h a ll, living room an d d in in g room
a re spacious and in v itin g w ith large
a rch es, tint« «1 w alls, and «lark oak
L E W IS H HATTI'CK
G reeliani's M ayor, W ho M oves in to
New
H ouse,
w oodw ork. A ll th e
d o o rs
a re
sin g le p an el und th e finish brings
o u t th e b e a u tifu l g ra in of th e O re­
gon fir.
In th e k itc h e n a re m any conven­
iences, in clu d in g h o t and cold w a­
te r and cold coils w hich cool
all
th e w ater com ing Into th e house
an d also serv e as a re frig e ra to r. A
cozy sew ing
room com p letes
th e
dow n sta irs.
W ide sta irw a y s lead
to th e u p p er sto ry an d also to th e
basem en t. A bove
a re
fo u r bed ­
room s and b a th . T he u p s ta irs is
finished in b eau tK u l lig h t m aple e f ­
fect, w ith
bat h room
in
w hite
enam el.
T h e b asem en t Is an
a ttra c tiv e
p a rt of th is m o d ern house und h ere
Mr. S h a ttu c k h as w orked o u t som e
ideus w hich hav e com e to him w ith
his p ipe d re a m s d u rin g his h o u rs of
re c reatio n . H ere is a la rg e "den”
a so rt of a h u n te r 's re s o rt,
w ith
g u n s a n d relics of th e c h ase, a
cheery fire place and here he will
som e day have a b illia rd ta b le und
such o th e r fu rn is h in g s as w ill help
in « iite rla in in g h is frie n d s
It will
be a lo u n g in g an d sm oking room .
In th e b asem en t also Is th e wash
room and a fr u it can n in g an d sto re
room and th e fu rn ace.
T he house is p a in te d p u re w hite
an d is m ost co n sp icu o u s in design
an d size, w ith w ide porches
and
o v er h a n g in g roofs.
T he old ho u se occupied
by Mr.
S h a ttu c k fo r m any y e a rs h a s been
moved west on Second s tre e t and
lias been co m p letely o v erh au led and
re p a in te d
a n d rep lasie retl.
It Is
occupied by Mr. and Mrs Ed G il­
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CORDW OOD d eliv ered by Jo h n
H ighest
cash p rice p aid. D eliv­
av en u e.
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w a n ts o a ts g in n in g A ugust 24, 1912, an d th e r e ­ Phone 661.
ST R A Y E D o r STOLEN from P o rt­
prices a fte r I will not be resp o n sib le for
tea an d co ffee ro u te. S m all lnv««st- an d w h eat. H ig h e st cash
lan d , Aug. 20, a black pony an d a
Farmers! Get Hie Heat.
m en t. A d d ress box 8 3, o r see W P h o n e 561.
an v d eb ts in c u rre d by uiy w ife, Mrs
grey pony. B oth had h a lte rs on.
T
he
P A O. w agons, Old H ickor
R oger, G resh am .
Amy A. Pryme.
Eor Hale.
Ph«me W oodlaw n 130.
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a'nd B ain, and
b u g g ies
a re
n<
M. W PR Y M E
O ne 3% w agon, o ne set heavy i
m erely tr a d e w in n ers, b u t
trad
Bid»
Wanted.
G resh am , O r e , A ug. 23, 1912
63
B EA L E S T A T E AND R EN T A IJ4
tired 1
h o ld ers, th e re fo re w hen
in
doul
B ids w ill be
received
at
th e d o u b le h a rn e s s, o ne ru b b e r
sin
g
le
buggy,
an
d
h
a
rn
e
s
s,
one
re
­
close y o u r eyes an d
buy
thos<
c le rk 's
office of D istrict No. 28,
T h e O tulook office Is
p rep ared
FO R R EN T F iv e
housekeeping
T hey a re backed by an u n q u a llfie
fo r six co rd s of wood to be d eliv ­ fr ig e ra to r. g a so lin e sto v e and w ash ­
room s, p la ste re d , city w a te r
E n ­ ered by th e 10th day of S ep tem b er, ing m achine. All In first-c la ss o r ­ Io fu rn ish school re p o rt c a rd s w ith
g
u a ra n te e . S m all and la rg e P o ti
envelopes, n eatly p rin te d , one
of
q u ire a t D u k e s C o n fectio n ery .G resh ­ 1912.
M. K RO N EN BEK G ,
der.
F O S T E R COO LEY ,
to D iggers, W a te rlo o C hief G as Kt
th
e
m
ost
co
m
p
act
and
serviceable
C
lerk.
am , o r p hone O u tlo o k .
tf
tf
T h ird S tre e t, G resham .
B DAHLHAM .MER. C h airm an .
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fo rm s ev e r g o tte n up. T h e price g in e w ith p u m p Jacq, O liver chill«
C anton C ll|
is
very rea so n a b le
Send
fo r I plow s and all re p a irs
LOTS FO R SA LE a t C e d a rv llle -
R ig h t In y o u r b u sie st season
R esponsible g irl or w om an w a n t­
p
e
r
Steel
plow
s,
sp
ik
e
to o th
an
H
eaeonatile
S
tap
h
•«.
H. W S n a sh a ll Phon«
sam p le and p rices In any a m o u n ts
w hen you have th e le a st tim e
to Eaay te rm s
Good
disc h a rro w s, E m p ire cream sepai
D o n 't fo rg et us w hen I n 'n e e d of I ed fo r g e n e ra l h ousew ork.
tf
desired
P h o n e 701.
sp a re you a re m ost lik ely to 'a k e Gresham 74
a to rs , all k in d s of p u m p s, in fa«
ap p le boxes, d ra in tile , sew er pipe. ' w ages. E n q u ire a t O u tlo o k office.
d ia rrh o e a and lose
sev eral
d ay s'
E o r Hale.
tim e, u n le ss you hav e C h a m b e rla in 's
T e rra C o tta fluea, san d an d brick
H nha«rlbe fo r th e O u tlo o k
Th» a fu ll line o f fa rm in g Im plem ents a
H u h a rrth r Now. ( k t t h e B i s t .
H otel fu rn ish in g s
fo r
14-room
C olie, C h o le ra and D ia rrh o e a R em e­
H e e a d 'a Im p lem en t S to re a t G reat
C. SHATTUCK, at O W P Depot
p ip e r th at r ea c h e s th e p eop le
D aily O re g o n ia n , 1 yr. r e g . . . $ 6 00
dy a t h and an d ta k e a d o se on th e h o u se. In clu d in g 10 sleep in g room s
a m , O regon
H ight
g u a ra n te e
T
w
lce-a-W
eek
O
u
tlo
o
k
,
1
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.
1
60
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firs t a p p e a ra n c e ot th e d isease F o r Also s wagon and
buggy
Will
Learn to look In the ads. for bar- i Combination, 1 y r ......................... 6.001
Phone
your
orders
lu
for
Butter
goods,
rig
h
t
tre
a
tm
e
n
t,
rig
h t prlc<
sale by G resh am D rug Co., a n d all
sell cheap
MRS R WALKER.
gains.
Wrappers to the Gresham Outlook O ne« a c u sto m e r, alw ays a custom s:
H a lf y e a r, $3 26.
Dealers.
T A K E N UP, on F rid a y ,
A ug u st
1 30, 1912, one w h ite cow w ith brow n
sp o ts on neck. Dry
At C o ttre ll
sta tio n on J M an ary 's place D ate
of th is n o tice A u g u st 30, 1912.
P h o n e 36x1.