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G resham O utlook GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1912 VOL 2. NO. 54 BOARD CALLS PLEASANT HOME SCHOOL ELECTION IS PROGRESSIVE A special school m eetin g of Dis tr ic t No. 4, h as been called fo r T h u rsd a y , S eptem ber 12, a t 2 p.m ., a t th e schoolhouse. T he o b je c t of th e m eetin g as s ta te d in th e notices, and a u th o rized by th e school board a t its m eetin g last S a tu rd a y n ig h t, is to v ote on levying a tax to raise not over $2500 fo r th e b u ild in g of a g y m n asiu m on th e school g ro u n d s. It w ill be rem em b ered th a t th e T h a t P le a s a n t H om e h as m ad e ra p id ad v an cem en t In th e p a st y ear or tw o Is e v id e n t to all. T hat she w ill m ake still g re a te r p ro g ress. Is ce rta in . T h e p ro g ressiv e w om en of th e co m m u n ity , u n ite d to a ssist th e p ro g ressiv e m en of th e co m m u n ity , and all w o rk in g to g e th e r, w ill su re ly m ak e th in g s go. On F rid a y a ftern o o n n o tw ith s ta n d in g a heavy ra in , tw en ty -o n e | w om en of th e P le a sa n t H om e d is tric t g a th e re d a t th e hom e of .Mrs. C. E. Day an d o rg an ized themselv’es in to a clu b w hich th ey n am ed th e W om e n 's Civic im p ro v em en t clu b of P le a s a n t H om e. F ollo w in g is a list of o fficers elec ted : Mrs. Je n n ie Day, p resid en t. M rs G race A. In m an , vice p resi d en t. Mrs. C la ra L. L e n n a rtz , 2nd vice p resid en t. Mrs. J . E. J a r l, se cretary . Miss L yda M. B ram h all, tre a s u re r. T he clu b ex p ects to u n ite w ith th e C om m ercial club of P le a s a n t H om e in co n d u ctin g a booth a t th e G resh I am fair. T h e U m bdenstock & L a r son L and Co., h av in g -g iv en th e w om en's c lu b one h u n d red d o lla rs : to be used as prizes. All w om en p resen t a t fh is m eetin g an d th e next w ill be considered c h a rte r m em bers. T he follow ing is a list of th e n am es of w om en p resen t: M esdam es S. J. N ewsom e, 8 te in m a n A nnie A ltm an , D enney, J. Ic k le r, J. E. J a r l, G race In m an , Miss L y d a M B ram h all, J e n n ie Day, J . A. S tep h ens, C. E. Day, W. E. C rasw ell, M ar g a re t C ald er, M anary, S. P. H ale, H. M cA lpine, W. F. M cK inney, L. | M. H o ffm an , E va B ram h all, J e n n ie M arkell, C la ra L. L en n artz. b oard w as a u th o riz e d a t th e a n n u al school m eetin g on J u n e 17 to e x p end n o t to exceed th is a m o u n t and proceed w ith th e b u ild in g o f a gym n asium . It seem s som e o b jectio n h as a rise n a n d th e reaso n claim ed is th a t th e a c tio n is illeg al because no notice re la tin g specifically to th e ex p e n d itu re of m oney fo r th is p u r pose w as sta te d in th e n o tice of a n n u a l m eeting. T he b o ard decided th e safest way w as to c all a special elec tio n , th en th e re could be no q u estio n re g a rd in g th e leg ality of th e b o a rd ’s action. T he school board h a s co n ferred w ith C ounty S u p e rin te n d e n t R obin- son and S ta te S u p e rin te n d e n t Ack e rm a n re g a rd in g th e leg ality of th e v ote a t th e a n n u a l m e etin g and b o th th o u g h t it w as legal an d w ould hold. T hey u rg ed th e bo ard to p ro ceed w ith th e b u ild in g of a gym na- n asiu m and if legal actio n w as ta k en to stop th em , m ak e th is a test case, as th e re seem ed to be no d e fin ite w ord o r p re c e d e n t in th e m a tte r. T he b o ard , how ever, does not wish) to give any occasion fo r a legal ta n g le over th e a ffa ir. T he sectio n , No. 166, of th e school law s re la tin g to th e m a tte r of levying tax es fo r school p u rp o ses seem s to be c le a r on th e p o in t. It says: “ D istric t m eetin g s, leg ally called, sh all hav e pow er to levy a tax u p on all re a l e s ta te and perso n al p ro p erty in th e ir d is tric t, an d m ake any necessary a p p ro p ria tio n fo r M elvin S u n d ay and Miss K atie th e su p p o rt an d b en efit oi ' schools . . P ro v id ed , th at C am p, both of G resham w ere m a r the no tax sh all be levied a t any special ried in L en ts on Sept. 1, a t siste r, Mrs. m eetin g u n less th e ta l l fo r such hom e of th e b rid e 's m eetin g sh all have sta te d th a t one F ra n k N oble. T he w edding w as a being w itnessed by of th e p u rp o ses of such m eeting q u ie t a ffa ir, E. M. C am p, Mrs. Geo. H. S u n d ay , be th e levying of a ta x ." H ere Is room fo r tw o q u estio n s, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C am p an d Miss w h e th e r th e a n n u a l m eetin g w as re g Bessie C am p. T he b rid e is the u la rly called an d w h e th e r th e said d a u g h te r of Mr .and Mrs. E. M. a p p ro p ria tio n fo r a g y m n asiu m w as C am p, and th e groom is th e son of Both a necessary ap p ro p ria tio n , fo r th e j Mr. an d Mrs. Geo. S u n d ay . su p p o rt and benefit of th e school a re well know n an d resp ected for It is supposed th a t th o se w ho op- i th e ir in d u s try an d ste rlin g q u alities. Mr. an d Mrs. S u n d ay w ill reside pose it ta k e th e g ro u n d th a t th is w as so m eth in g e x tra and u n n eces a t L en ts w h ere he is en g ag ed in sary and to be o rd ered leg ally re c a rp e n te r w ork. q u ires a special call a n d vote of th e d is tric t. T h ere is n o c o n te n tio n th a t th e a n n u a l m eetin g was ' n o t legally called. T he le tte r ol th e law is p lain an d th e re can be no o th e r ex p la n a tio n . I t is said th e board is in fav o r j D airy m en w ill hold a m eetin g in of b u ild in g th e g y m n asiu m and will j C om m ercial clu b h all next S a tu rd a y have a t th e special m e etin g p lan s ; a t 2 p. m. All d airy m en a re re an d e s tim a te s to su b m it fo r th e q u ested to be p resen t. T h e m eetin g is called by H. E D avis, p resid en t a p p ro v al of th e d is tric t. of th e D airy P ro d u c e rs’ asso ciatio n . Buying a Newspaper W hen you buy a n ew sp ap er, I field of g e n e ra l new s. It does not th e d ailies w h e th e r by th e copy, o r th e six j w ish to com pete w ith m o n th s, o r th e y e a r, you do n o t buy i a n d th e d ailies do not com pete w ith it ju s t for th e p ap er. You buy it it. T he O u tlo o k believes th a t in giv fo r th e in fo rm a tio n you d esire and expect to g et fro m it. It d o esn 't ing th e people e f th is p a rt of th e m a tte r so m uch w h e th e r It is sp read 1 county a tw ice-a-w eek, hom e p rin t w hat very over six teen p ag es o r six ty -fo u r. In n ew spaper it Is d o in g fact, in th ese busy day s you w ould few n ew sp ap ers a re d o in g in sim i la r lo calities a n y w h ere in th e c o u n r a th e r have It on a page o r tw o. B esides, you w ould ra th e r read th e try . Many older- and fa r b e tte r set county m ost im p o rta n t e v e n ts of y o u r lo cal tled lo calities, even m any ity , y o u r sta te , o r th e w orld, b rie f seat tovyns of c o n sid e ra b 'e size, a re ly to ld , every day o r tw o, th a n w ait still lim p in g along w ith w eekly, h a lf a w eek o r m o re a fte r su ch ev en ts ready p rin t, o r h a lf-b o iler p late, so- have becom e p a st h isto ry , even if i called new spapers. T h e e d ito r's idea of th e te rrito ry you did la te r g et th em w ith m ore th is p a p e r is designed to cover is d etail. A d aily n ew sp ap er is v alu ab le even I th a t it is b e tte r th a n any o th e r we if you only have tim e to read th e know of, even If n o t so populous. h ead in g s. If n o th in g s trik e s you as t an d d eserves and sh a ll have, so fa r being o f special im p o rta n c e you go as we can fu rn ish It a little b e tte r is being on y o u r way to m o re im p o rta n t a f n ew spaper service th a n fairs. If you only g ain an o u tlin e given in m ost of th e o th e r c o u n try of p ublic a ffa irs you a re g ain in g o r su b u rb a n tow ns. T he only o th e r th in g necessary to so m eth in g u sefu l an d can keep a b alan ce of e v e n ts u n til a fav o rab le lead to still b e tte r hom e new spaper o p p o rtu n ity com es for m ore ex serv ice is a h e a r tie r 's u p p o r t on th e p a rt ' of th e read in g public and bus tended read in g . T he O u tlo o k trie s to cover th o r iness men of th is te rrito ry and th is o u g h ly th e local, hom e field. It is c e rta in ly com ing. So fa r th e re is does n o t try to cover th e broad every e n co u rag em en t. R ecent a c tiv itie s o f th e ch ief ex ecu tiv e of O regon as re p o rte d in th e p ress seem to In d icate, an d w ill be believed by th e peo p le of th e U nited S ta te s an d th e w orld a t larg e, th a t co n d itio n s h e re m o rally a re very c o rru p t, in fa c t, ro tte n . T he a d v e rtise m e n t th a t th is s ta te will g et w ill be n o t only u n en v iab le b u t w ill h u r t h e r in th e way of p re v en tin g , o r, a t le a st, re ta rd in g c a p i ta l an d d e sira b le h o m eseek ers from e n te rin g o u r p o rta ls. B etw een th e ac tiv ity of th e C en tra l L ab o r C oun cil, w hich la s t F eb ru a ry sen t o u t to th e w orld d e fa m a to ry le tte rs say in g th a t O regon w as a w ild ern ess an d th a t we had m ore people th a n we need ed ; and th a t th o se of th e lab o rin g m en who w ere h ere, m any w ere su ffe rin g , etc., e tc., and th is la te st activ ity th a t show s u p th e in com petency of c e rta in o fficia ls w ho have n o t been d o in g th e ir d u ty , we c a n n o t help b u t th in k th a t O regon is reap in g th e w hirlw in d o f a p o litical h a rv e s t, th e seed of w hich w as sow n in som e of th e socaRed p ro g ressiv e leg islatio n W h a t we p a rtic u la rly re fe r to in the socalled p ro g ressiv e leg islatio n is th e system th a t p e rm its th e R u sh lig h ts, th e C am ero n s, th e Slovers an d o th e rs o f th e sam e Ilk b eing se lected fo r office w hen th e people m ust know , esp ecially in th e s c r u ti ny "B y th e ir fr u its ye sh a ll know th e m ,” th a t th is k in d of o ffice-seek e rs h a s n ev er d o n e a n y th in g , and n ev er w ill do a n y th in g th a t w ill a s sist In clea n in g u p th e pools of vice and d e g ra d a tio n , an d th a t th e chief aim of su ch of th e ir k in d is to tru c k le to th e vicio u s an d p a n d e r to th e class th a t w ill d e liv e r th e vote of such class solidly fo r th em . T he odium w hich we a re now u n Gasoline W oodsaw. W e w ould lik e to saw y o u r wood. d erg o in g an d w hich h as been stirre d P lease call o r p h o n e No. 50x1. up by o u r g o v ern o r in to a stin k in g T h o ren A M agnuson, G resh am . tf an d reek in g m ass of filth Is d u e to DAIRYMEN TO MEET Mr. an d Mrs. L. P. M anning a t ten d ed th e a n n u a l co n v en tio n of th e | O regon R u ra l C a rrie r’s asso ciatio n la s t S unday and M onday, a t D allas j , n ESTOCK. A bout e ig h ty w ere p re se n t, an d en - | joyed a m ost h elp fu l an d h arm o n io u s STRA Y ED , from my ra n ch n ear tim e. All th e o fficers of th e asso cia tio n w ere re-elected. Of the. 220 S ycam ore s ta tio n , on S a tu rd a y ev en c a rr ie rs in th e s ta te , a b o u t a h u n in g , Aug. 31, one grey m a re , one d red belong to th e asso ciatio n , d ap p led grey h o rse, w eig h t ab o u t w hich p u ts O regon in th e firs t place 1250 p o u n d s each , an d o n e cream in th e U nited S ta te s in th e p ro p o r b u ck sk in pony, black ta il, w hite R easo n ab le rew ard o ffered . tio n of le tte r c a rr ie rs in th e o rg a n i nose. N o tify R. W F o rb es. L in n em an S ta.. zation. T he co nvention w as e n te rta in e d o r w rite, J W . H o w erto n , G resham , by th e D allas C om m ercial club.w hioh II. 3. box 102. p roved itse lf a royal host. N o thing S tock hogs w an ted . T. R. H ow - w as left u n d o n e for th e co m fo rt o r tf p le a su re of th e g u ests. T h e city ltt, Gresham. w as th e irs. They en jo y ed th e ST R A Y ED o r STOLEN from P o rt am u se m e n ts an d b a n q u e ts an d all la n d . A ug 20. a black pony an d a h ad a sp len d id tim e. A m ong th e d e le g a te s a tte n d in g grey pony. B oth had h a lte rs on. *54 w ere W m . E C hilds of B o rin g and P h o n e W oodlaw n 130. J . H. S ch ram of Cleone. FO R SA LE— P ony, o r w ill tra d e T he next co n v en tio n w ill be held fo r fa ir buggy Good u n d e r saddle. a t O regon City. D rives sin g le o r d ouble. W ill sell H M. M iller, R u n n in g up and dow n sta irs, ch eap If ta k e n soon sw eeping and bending over m ak in g G resh am , R2 P h o n e 286. ’ 67 beds w ill not m ak e a w om an h ealth y o r b e a u tifu l. She m u st g et o u t of Poultry for Sale. doors, w alk a m ile o r tw o every 8 C. Rhode Island Reds and d ay and ta k e C h a m b e rla in 's T ab lets to im prove her d igestion and regu 3 C Black Minorcaa, pure bred la te h e r bow els F o r sale by G resh Mrs. F. A. Neibauer, Gresham R.Í. am D ru g Co., an d all D ealers Phone 701 $1.50 PER YEAR LIVESTOCK WILL COUNTY EXHIBIT HELP THE FAIR LOOKS SMALL Mr. C leveland is su p e rin te n d e n t of E L. T H O R P E . F A IR GROUNDS, OR., Sept I.— th e L ivestock D e p a rtm e n t of the M u ltn o m ah C ounty F a ir an d is do T he O regon S ta te F a ir Is going to ing a ll possible to a rr a n g e a c re d i be a h u m m er th is y ear u n less the ta b le e x h ib it of livestock here. He ra in should In te rfe re w ith the feels th a t th is should be o ne of th e a tte n d a n c e . E very d e p a rtm e n t is stro n g fe a tu re s, and it su itab le, p ro overflow ing and th e m oney-m aking vision is m ade in th e way of b u ild concessions a re n u m ero u s. I a r ings, e tc ., he prom ises one of th e ■ rived h ere on F rid a y a t 2 o'clock best e x h ib its e v e r seen here. T h ere and It seem ed by th e th ro n g s at is a larg e te rrito ry to draw from w ork th a t 1 w as six w eeks too late and a g re a t variety of p u re bred i H ow ever, by p ersev eran ce an d 16 sto ck both of horses an d c a ttle as j h o u rs ' lab o r each d ay I w ill get th e well as sheep an d hogs. T h ere i M ultnom ah ex h ib it ready by M onday sh o u ld be a larg e show ing of m ilch noon except som e few e x h ib its yet to cow s in th e d a iry e x h ib it, a s th is com e. e x h ib it is not lim ited to p u re bred T h ere a re only five co u n ties s to rk b u t is open to all cows. The w ith e x h ib its C olum bia, C lack am as, e n tra n c e fee is no m in al an d th e B enton, W ash in g to n an d M ultnom ah prizes a je an in d u cem en t. T h ere Of course, M arlon co u n ty is h erre a re o th e r an d good reaso n s, how w ith probably th e finest of all but It ev er, why livestock m en sh o u ld m ak e is not in com petion. an ex h ib it besides th e money th a t T he M ultnom ah ex h ib it is the may possibly be won in prizes. T he p o o rest ofl a ll, b u t th a t Is accounted co u n ty fa ir is not considered so fo r by th e fa c t th a t it w as e n tire ly m uch a place for show ing fancy secured an d g a th e re d In 18 days, sto ck as fo r th e ex h ib it of th e best w hile th e o th e r co u n ties, w hich com farm a n im a ls raised in th e locality. pete re g u la rly have been w ork in g «11 A rra n g e m e n ts have been m ade so th e y e a r and hav e m uch of th e ir th a t livestock may be b ro u g h t to stu ff left, over to be used ag ain . th e fa ir g ro u n d s by 9 o'clock T h u rs Ray Gill, of G ill B ros , will be day m o rn in g , O ctober 3, and muy be h ere w ith 400 v a rieties of d a h lia s rem oved a fte r 4 o'clock S a tu rd a y a f to ad d to th e M ultnom ah collection. tern o o n , O ctober 5. Hull R un w a It is too e a rly yet to w rite in te r h as been piped to th e g ro u n d s. d e tail co n cern in g a n y th in g b u t th ere th e a p a th y an d su p in e n e ss of th e T he b u ild in g s will be e le c tric lig h t is going to be so m eth in g d o in ' ev av erag e good citizen w ho w ill not ed and ev ery p ro tectio n possible o f ery m in u te an d everybody d o in ' it. do his d u ty a t th e p olls a n d the fered ex h ib ito rs. fa c t th a t o u r s ta tu te books have Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Clanahan arc been en cu m b e red w ith a system fa s t in a tte n d a n c e a t th e S ta te F a ir to ened upon us by a class th a t is day. alw ays fu r th e rin g its ow n selfish in terests. We th e re fo re hav e such Geo, Calvin Dies nt Hospital. m en as R u sh lig h t, C am ero n , S tev Geo. C alvin, w hose se rio u s illqi as en s and o th e rs w ho have failed to w as noted In tile la s t p ap er, died do th e ir d u ty , a lth o u g h rep eated ly A sm all fire scare o c cu ired ju s t M onday a t th e Good S a m a rita n hos w arned and given ev id en ce by g ran d beforo 1 p. m. today w hen an alarm p ita l la P o rtla n d . T he fu n e ra l will ju rie s, an d we th e re fo re m u st needs called th e fire d e p a rtm e n t to S h a t be held at P leu su n t H om e W ednes have th e spectacle of such actio n as tu c k 's sto re. A blaze had sta rte d day at 2 p. in. th e g o v ern o r is now ta k in g to show in th e oil room a t th e back of the th e w orld how w o n d erfu lly th e O re sto re and w as m a k in g good h e a d gon P ro g ressiv e sy stem of polities way am o n g th e b a rre ls of lnflum is w orking. m able m a te ria ls stored th ere. A W h eth e r th e g o v ern o r is ad o p tin g sm all hose a tta c h e d to a faucet In th e rig h t m ethod o r n o t we w ill not th e en d o f th e sam e room soon a tte m p t to discuss. T im e alo n e will put out th e th re a te n in g blaze. S till they com e! T h ere a re a p p rove th e sin cereity of his m otives, T he chem ical w as quickly on ples, W olf R iver an d 20-oa. P ippins, one th in g sta n d s o u t p ro m in en tly — th e sp o t and soon a hose cart and B a rtle tt p e a rs from th e o rc h a rd th a t th e m ethod is very d ra s tic and w as ready fo r service but w as not o f Rev. J. H. W ood, huge kohl raid m ig h t have been accom plished in n eed ed . an d a j a r of b e a u tifu l canned beans o th e r w ays th a t w ould have b ro u g h t T he th eo ry bf th e o rig in of the from Mrs S. C. Jo n e s an d an E ufly less ill re p u te upon o u r com m on fire Is th a t an e le c tric light on C raw ford peach w hich m easu res 10 w ealth and sta te . P o rtla n d W eekly th e cellin g of th e room becam e In i l l . in c ircu m feren ce from W. II. P a r som e way over ch arg ed an d burned sons. News L etter. off th e In su latio n w hich blazing dro p p ed to th e oily flo o r a n d cau g h t F ertility in Farm Frialuce. in th e saw d u st. T h ere seem s to " I t Is a m a tte r of co n sid erab le be itjd icatio n of th is o rig in except in te re st and Im p o rtan c e to know T he L a d ie s’ Aid w ill give a th a t th e fuseB w ere not blow n out. th e d em an d s w hich p a rtic u la r crops chicken pie su p p er an d b a z a a r at T his Is th e n e a re st to th e real a re m a k in g upon th e soil, e sp ecial th e G ran g e h all n ex t F rid a y , Sept th in g in a fire since th e In s ta lla ly w hen p la n s a re being m ade as 6. F an cy an d u sefu l a rtic le s will tion of B ull R un w ater in th e tow n they a re in m o d ern m eth o d s of be on sale all th e a fte rn o o n and It is found to tie p re tty safe pro fa rm in g to m eet th ese d em an d s by (v en ln g . S upper, - in clu d in g chicken tectio n at such tim es a p p ro p ria te fe rtiliz a tio n ," says pie, veg etab les, sa la d s and m any P rof. C. E. B radley of th e O regon o th er good thingB, w ill be served Dally O reg o n ian , 1 yr. r e g . . $6.00 A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege C h em istry de from 5 :3 0 to 7 :3 0 . P ro g ram at 8 T w ice-a-W eek O utlook, 1 y r . . 1.60 p a rtm e n t, in a new b u lletin on C o m b in atio n , 1 y r ......................... 6.00 o'clock. S u p p er an d p ro g ram 35c. H alf y ear, $3.26. "The Soils of O reg o n " (N o. 1 1 2 ). Send a rtic le s fo r th e sale to Mrs. "T h e losses of m in eral foods and S easo n ab le S taples. O. E a stm a n as e a rly as possible. n itro g e n by leaching and th e loss of I D o n ’t fo rg et us w hen in need of n itro g e n by d ire c t o x id atio n a re , of W hy W orry an d W ork? ap p le boxes, d ra in tile , sew er pipe. co u rse, a d d itio n a l d em an d s which Com e an d b rin g th e fam ily and T e rra C o tta flues, sand and brick com es to th e c u ltiv a te d so il," he frie n d s to T he C ongdon chicken d in C. SH ATTUCK, at O W P. Depot co n tin u e s He th e n gives a tab le n er, S u n d ay , 36c. of fe rtility of w heat, vetch hay, a l G lass! G lass! G lass! All sizes fa lfa hay, tim o th y , p o tato es, apples, at S te rlin g A K id d er's. S ubscrita- Now. G et tin- Ib-st. fa t c a ttle , m ilk , b u tte r and fresh kale, show ing th e com position and m a rk e t value. "T h e valu e of th e p la n t food In one a cre of w heat e q u a ls M I s o - I I h iic o iim . MISCELLANEOUS $ 1 1 .4 0 ,” says P rof. B radley. "In like m a n n e r $24.26 w orth of p la n t FO R S A L E — 1 2-horse pow er gas- W A N T E D - Som eone to h au l wag- foods go Into 300 b ushels of apples. olene e n g in e and p u m p in good or- 0„ | ou(j o f ash es from basem ent of The larg e a m o u n t of n itro g e n and d e r, ch eap A. D ow sett, G resham t co n g d o n hotel. C all a t hotel. co n seq u en t high m a rk e t value of p la n t foods In a lfa lfa and vetch Is Italinn Prunes W anted. o ffset by th e sto ra g e of atm o sp h eric A re Yo u G oing to B u ild ? H ig h est cash p rice paid. D eliv n itro g e n In th e soli by th ese p lan ts, If so, c o n su lt W. H. K a rr, G resham ered a t F airv iew . Boxes fu rn ish ed so th a t th e real n itro g en d ra f t does free. W . E lliso n , C leone, O regon, O regon. P la n s and e s tim a te s fu rn not com e on th e soli. T he m in eral Isfeed. tf p hone 18x. tf foods w hich th ese leg u m in o u s corps c a rry , how ever, a re larg e and rep CORD W OO D deliv ered by Jo h n G resh am F eed M ill w an ts o ats resent real losses when they a re an d w h eat. H ig h e st cash prices .-arso n , R o u te 4, p hone 324. tf sold as hay from th e fa rm . T he P h o n e 561. values for k ale a re e x tre m e and Wanted. For Sale. re p re se n t th e re a l d em an d s on an Man to ta k e o u r sto re an d good a cre of soil by a n av e ra g e k ale One 3% w agon, one set heavy te a an d coffee ro u te . Sm all Invest d o u b le h a rn e ss, one ru b b e r tired m en t. .A ddress box 83, o r see W. crop, w hich, by experience, Is know n to tie 'b a rd on th e la n d .' T he sm all sin g le buggy, and h a rn e ss, one re R oger, G resham . a m o u n t of fe rtility e n te rin g Into fr ig e ra to r, g aso lin e sto v e and w ash d a iry p ro d u c ts an d livestock explain ing m ach in e. All in first-c la ss o r T he O tulook office Is p rep ared th e well know n fact th a t th ese In d e r. F O S T E R COOLEY, to fu rn ish school re p o rt c a rd s with d u s trie s do not d ep lete the so li." tf T h ird S tre e t, G resham envelopes, n eatly p rin te d , o ne of EttMtmaii K<slnks. th e m ost com pact an d serv iceab le R esponsible g irl o r w om an w a n t fo rm s ev e r g o tten up T he price F ilm s, P la te s, P a p e r, P o stcard s, De K odak very reaso n ab le. Send for veloper and o th e r su p p lies ed fo r g en eral housew ork Good Is flin ts developed and p rin te d . W It. sam p le an d p rices in an y a m o u n ts w ages E n q u ire a t O utlook office. B u rk e, M ain stre e t, G resham . desired P h o n e 701. P hone 661. tf Portland’s Vice Crusade SUNDAY WEDS MISS CAMP CARRIERS HOLD CONVENTION ‘Ever at Your Service’ FIRE THREATENS SHATTUCK STORE SMALL EXHIBIT IN WINDOW Chicken Pie, Etc. WANT ADS.—The Outlook’s Bargain Counter—WANT ADS. everywhere. 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