I A WEEK
G resham O utlook
2. NO. 63
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1912
COMMUNITIES
JOIN IN EXHIBIT
Tomorrow’s Fair Program
8:00 a. m.
Opening of Gates for last great day of Annual Fair.
“Ever at Your Service”
Phone 701
$1.50 PER YEAR
SUNDAY SCHOOL
P. R. L & P.
CONVENTION
REPORTS GAINS
The Ladies' Civic
Improvement 1000 Reception of School Children from all public and private
The M ilwaukie
D istrict Sunday
The P o rtlan d R ailw ay, L ight &
club an d the Commercial club
of
schools. Admission 10c.
Power com pany, has m ade Its annual school convention will be held In
P leasant Home put In a special
a t Boring.
report to th e S tate Railway com mis­ the M ethodist church
1:00 p. m. Stock Parade of Prizewinners.
exhibit from the districts of Scenic,
sion.
It
covers
th
e
fiscal
period
S
aturday,
Oct.
5.
D
elegates
from th e
Concert by Brown's Uniformed Band in front of pavilion.
C ottrell and Pleasant Home. This
from Ju n e 30, 1911, to Ju n e 30, various, Sunday schools of th e dis­
exhibit did not come under any
1912. The com pany operates In 14 tric t a re expected to be p resen t, and
Races by Gresham-Riverside Amusement Club.
classification whereby it could be
tow ns and cities in Oregon. It has
aw arded regular prizes, hence to
{all o th ers interested 1« th e Sunday
Dancing in pavilion. Richards' Orchestra.
293.5 m iles of railw ay, and operates
th e U m bdenstock & Larson
Land
schools and th e ir advancem ent are
electric lig h t statio n s in all the
Baby Show and award of prizes.
com pany and others is due the I
invited to atten d . A splendid all
tow ns in which it operates.
The
fact aw ards
were given.
Th< j
day program has been
arran g ed
net income, out of w heih m ust be
which will be well w orth any ones
am ount donated was $135, $100 ol 1
paid taxes, bor.d Interest and de­
which was given by the Umbden- 1
preciation, on th e railw ay division, tim e to hear is as follows:
10:15 a. m.
D evotional, pastor
stock & Larson Land Co. This ex­
on Ju n e 30, 1912, for th e year pre-
Boring
M.
E.
church.
hibit Is one most Highly meritorious ,
eding was $1,440,487.97. The net
10:30 A ddress of welcome, pas­
and hus some features not found
income of th e lig h t and power divi­
elsew here in the hall. Mrs. D. D
sion was $1,851,804.08. The operat­ tor. B oring M. E. church.
Responses, p asto r Mt. Scott Evang
J a c k 's collection of Oregon Indian
year 1881
and ing expenses of afl divisions am o u n t­ church.
The F air has received from the ganized In th e
relics deserves special mention, be­
ed
to
$2,117,414.01.
The
4
per
cent
meets near Maxwell station on the
10:50
E lem entary w ork,
Miss
re are more and b e tte r exhi- sides num erous other articles which granges much of itsinteresting fea­ Mt. Hood road. It has 70 active dividend am ounted to $999,977.50.
C lara Ulrich.
indicate
the
higli
class
of
Pleasant
tures,
four
granges
being
active
ln all departm ents and th e a r
members with W. H. W heeler as This left a net balance to be car­
11:15.
Round Table, “ Decision
ement shows m ore care and Home inhabitants. If nothing else exhibitors and by their combined ef Master. The exhibit of th is grange ried to su rp lu s account of $140,-
Day,” Rev. Chas. A. Phipps.
would
call
a
visitor
to
either,
than ever.
The
experience
forts effecting a display which could j proved the value of the country in 510.47. The railw ay revenues were
reports of
11:40.
Roll call
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¡,ed at previous fa irs Is bearing Scenic, P leasant Home or Cottrell not have been otherwise secured.
which it is located as a farm land received from th e in te ru rb a n lines schools, appointm ent of comruit-
these
exhibits
would,
ad
we
believe
to E stacada, Oregon City, T routdale,
This fact and
o th e r Indi­
tees.
Russellville grange is com para­ for profit.
ans of Improvement a u g u r well th a t next year the fair will receive
John Sleret has a fine exhibit of and Mt. Hood, each being separate
Basket d in n er
at
1 2 noon,
that tively a new grange and is located
■ the future growth und success of from th is source something
fu r rugs of his own make which re­ lines, and the stree t car lines in church.
will fa r eclipse that now shown and about one mile east from the end
called the days when some anim als Portland.
I fair.
L. C.
1:15 p. m D evotional,
The assessed v aluation of th e prop
The weather conditions especially have won a prize* at the Stat<y F air of the Montavllla car line.
It other th an pets were
at
large
Becker.
D
oubtless
provision
will
be
made
was organized In 1805 and has a j There were bear, w ildcat and coy- erty as fixed by th e com m ission was
ttrday cut down th e a tte n d a n c e
1:30. Address. “ The F u tu re Cit­
demoralizing th e racin g pro­ an o th er yean for ju st such exhibits. present membership of 75 wideawake oteg and th e fu rs made most beau- $25,000,000 and the taxes paid upon izen in th e Sabbath Schools," Prof.
producers
It meets on the th ird j ijfi« rugs.
relics
Some relics,
one an the property am ounted to $455,- F red L. Tooze.
mt, but with fair w eather today
Wednesday In this month but will Indian tom ahaw k and pipe, found 774.00.
I 4 great, big fine fa ir day ahead
2 :0 0 . A ddress, “ The R ural Op­
Among th e in terestin g Rems in
meet each altern ate week here- in plowing a field gave us a creepy
tomorrow, the in te rru p tio n
by
p o rtu n ity ,” Rev. C. A. Phipps.
the report is th a t of th e paving as­
heavy showers of yesterday will
A nother
large cucumber was after. While the exhibit was not feeling and we could alm ost hear
Music in charge of Rev. Reed.
large ______
as some ______
others it had the an Indian w ar whoop. M ultnomah sessments, which on Ju n e 30, 1912,
2:80. A ddress,
"T h e Secondary
largely offset.
brought in Friday,by P. H. Roork of „„
am
ounted
to
$1,127,217.49.
The
!f to last W ednesday all was P leasant Home. It measures 16 in­ advantage of excellent arran g e m en t: grange had many articles to prove
Division,” Mrs. 8. W. Ormsby.
am ount paid from Ju n e 30, 1911, to
Icipatlon, and expectations were ches in length and Is 11% Inches and won first prize. Its variety of the value of th e ir ag ricu ltu ral re-
• 3.00.
Round Table,
Sunday
Ju n e 30, 1912, was $327,597.56. Tax
School M anagem ent.” Rev. C. A.
h. Now the fa ir is l a r g e l / a around. A large pum pkin was sent display were practically staple prod sources.
L ents grange was organized eight es accrued and not yet due were Phipps.
ucta whidh are mentioned more
lhatlon and only w ords of praise In by Chas. Reynolds.
passenger
car
years
ago and is on th e Mt. Scott $148,793.11. The
fully elswhere. Its domestic
dis-
3 .3 0 . T eacher T raining, E
A.
wonderment are h ea rd . W hile
Some of the finest looking pota-
mileage fo r th e en tire system is re­
toes
we
have
seen
were
sent
las.
l'lay
of
bread,
candy
and
pies
indi-
llne
T.
J.
K
ru
d
er
is
not
only
the
annot be said th a t every th in g
Allen.
ported as 14,704.845. D uring the
4:00. Business session.
oit right, there never was a fair week by W B K ern, who lives on eated that good cooks were aboutI Master of th e grange but the year th ere w ere 68,489,930 passen­
father
of
the
youngest
g
ran
g
er
in
Reports of Committees.
in Oreshatn, and
few else- ro u te 1. Gresham , well down t o - '
Russellville grange.
gers carried. The average fare paid
Evening Star grange is one of the In the county, age 4 months.
with fewer th in g s to com- ward P o rtlan d , on Taylor avenue.
by
all
persons
trav
elin
g
upon
Its
Mr. K ruder is m an u factu rer of
oldest In the county having been
i of.
These are of the Gold Dollar vari­
saddles
and collars and ju dging by lines, both In teru rb an and city, was
organized
over
thirtyy
years
ago,
the departm ents
are
well ety, w hite and smooth, and are
hid
exhibit
none are made b etter 3.9 cents. The com pany rep o rts a
with the
fin e st
exhibits ¿aid to be very prolific. They are and has a membership of over 300.
Mr. George J e ff re y ' of P o rtlan d
He
also
had
an exhibit of A ngora to$al n um ber of passenger cars at
It
meets
the
last
Saturday
in
each
Ible. From any an g le of the i m ealy potato,
and
are
best j
rugs
which
a
ttra
c t much atten tio n 644. The com pany has 302 frleght was th e Judge of a r t again
month and Is a strong factor in
th is
pavilion a w onderful sight ¿teamed or baked.
cars, and its to ta l num ber of cars
legislative work. Its Saturday meet­ One of th e exhibits th a t th e ladles
year.
H
e
is
a
prom
inent
a
rtist
of
the eyes
were p articu larly Interested In was is 1,157. Two persons were killed the city and has Judged th e exhibit
nit, vegetables, flow ers, corn, departm en t, says it is away ahead ings are! given to speaking and mu­
and
19
in
ju
red
d
u
rin
g
th
e
year
en
d
­
Mrs.
Jones
sic as well as an elaborate dinner. the needle w ork of
here th ree tim es with satisfaction
toes, pumpkins, g ra in s and g rast- of last year.
The painting of th e Hon and his ing Ju n e 30, 1912. T here Is a to­
Mr.
J.
J
Johnson
Is
its
master
and
to all concerned.
:anned fruits and
vegetables,
A unique exhibit is that of a
tal
railw
ay
m
ileage
operated
by
the
victim, by a young lady of L ents Is
The A rt d ep artm en t Is one of
an unusual array of dom estic wagon made entirely of vegetables lie has held the office down for about
com
pany
of
293.5.
The
bonded
In­
11 years. We noticed many exhl- a study in a rt all adm ired and was
the show places of the pavilion th is
l work and
cookery— literally
debtedness
is
placed
a
t
$39,000,000.
' T ' i s 11 noticeable that In the pa- b its'o f more
much com plim ented.
year w ith its large and varied dis­
d the main
pavilion from
We are told th a t th e L ents grange
tv lx/ four
fnnr or
nr five
five t the e agricultural
display but there
play of pictu res and o th er a rt works.
A W hit» B lack Minorca.
to celling, to say n o th in g of villon there are only
g
has the largest percentage of b eau ti­
A hen Isn’t supposed to have much A principal feature, covering one
lepastments of a r t and dom estic -concession booths and
they
are were many
ful women and girls of any organ!
,
n
m
.ohlnprv
is
sweet
memories
of
the
past.
a
sense,
b u t Gus Richie of P leasant entire w all is th e am ate u r photo­
ce, juvenile and lib ra ry , all sm all,
and all the machinery
hundred
years old, zation on the coast. We have not
Valley has one which was so badlj graphy and free hand draw ing.
hich are up Btairs. In a wing
see them all but those on exhibition frightened th a t her feath ers chang­ Scarcely an article exhibited th ere
le building is a fine show ing of
th a t rested upon it a century ago. were prize winners.
ed color. T his hen is a pure-bred has ever been shown a t a fair be­
implements and m achinery.
engines sounds like an army on the
The
granges
certainly deserve
But as this is not a story of ro­
together
Black Minorca. Two years ago a fore. and the groupings,
>t all are Interested in th e same firin g line. If you guess the num ­
mance we m ust refrain from dwell­ g reat credit for th e ir display.
with the splendid lighting effects a t­
coyote
destroyed
her
en
tire
brood
[ but undoubtedly the m ost ber or close to the num ber of
ing upon that Interesting feature.
trac t all visitors. An inspection of
ing feature In th e pavilion is beans in a .ja r you’ll get a fine new
It is known th a t th e re Is al of little chickens, and pulled out
th e a r t room is worth th e price of
A quilt m ade by a preacher when
nearly
all
of
her
feathers.
When
Bros.’ display of dahlias.
ready a plan to Incorporate the
plow given by Hessel.
he was seventy years of age gave
adm ission alone.
governm ents of the city and county they cam e in again they were n ear­
ie full list of aw a rd s will be
Space will not perm it a general
Last T uesday’s O utlook e rro n ­
us an idea th a t possibly a practical
ly all white. She is now all w hite
under one m anagem ent. I t Is be­
¡shed as soon as available, prob­ w rite-up of the beautiful and use­
stated th a t th e library
value might be placed even on a
except for a few black feathers on eously
ing
prom
oted
as
a
m
a
tte
r
of
eco­
in Tuesday's and F rid a y ’s is- | ful features to be seen
upstairs,
Cooth| a t th e F a ir represented the
preacher— retired. A canteen car­
the
edge
of
th
e
wings
nomy in lessening the expenses and
of the Outlook next week. A where are the art, domestic science
P o rtlan d library. IX should
have
ried by a soldier in '61 sent us Into
reducing taxation. Ju st w hat th e
ents.
They
of the leading
fe a tu re s
are and juvenile departm
—,
Miss
a patriotld muse
The agriculture
Daily and Sunday O regonian and said th e Gresham branch.
will be covered, including the Gresh­ display was exceedingly good and outcome will be is hard to deter Twice-a-week O utlook, special com­ H aile has worked h ard to m ake this
i in today’s issue.
A. Ixiwls believes th e fa ir is am library exhibit in Tuesday’s Out- large. The floral display well worthy mine, but som ething Is sure to be bination, 1 year, $7.75. (R egular booth attractiv e, and it is expected
done before many years more and price for Daily and Sunday Oregon­
benefit
In enoouraging look
th a t she will m ake many friends for
of spec»*1 mention. The work of a
The livestock which is dueTno-
being H year old boy in making a desk it would not be surprising to see ian. $ 8 .0 0 .)
fruit,
and
th in k s
th is
th e G resham library and Interest
a
vast
scheme
of
Im
provem
ent
un
fruit display is th e best ever, judged today will receive
many old friends In new and help­
Dance Given by Stuidy B aw l.
shows the value of the
manual
encouragement has helped
to tice next issue. Elsewhere wlll be training school. The art work re- fold itself in th e near fu tu re
The Sandy band will give an o th er ful books. This is a m ost a ttra c ­
the h o rtic u ltu ral ex h ib it an found the poultry awards.
ceived
much deserved
attention
of those enjoyable dances on S atur tive booth.
Get th e habit. Why w ait a week
tive and large one.
Russellville G range received the
and showed the interest of
the
day n ig h t, Oct. 5. F in e supper at
for th e news? Try the twlce-a-
¿n
C. Duke won firs t on 10 box Daily Oregonian, 1 >'r -
(irst
prize in th e gran g e displays.
Sandy
H
otelr
T
ickets
75c.
Come
ladies In the exhibit.
week plan of the Outlook. Phone
T of Kings. T his Is
the Twlce-a-W eek Outlook, 1 y - - g Q0
Evening Star, second; l^ n ts , th ird
Multnomah grange is one of the
and
have
a
good
tim
e.
6
2
701
1 time he has had
first Com bination, 1 yr-
and M ultnom ah, fourth.
old tim e granges having been or-
pies.
J. 8. D uke was aw arded
first
i. Rodgers of C orbett h as sec-
prize on th e 10 box display of ap ­
W ,10 boxes, g e ttin g first on
ples; Mrs. Rodgers won second
prize; Mrs. H arry Jo n es received the
last year.
silver cup fo r the best five box dis­
i. Henry Jones of M elrose won
I , I \
I < »< k
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play of apples.
on five boxes, th e prize being
LIVESTOCK.
Boiler an<l Engine.
W anted to Kent
F. H. Stone and his train ed horse
il, a silver cup.
F or Sale, c h e a p - 5 horse power
TAKEN u p , at my P>ai«* at
,raproved 5 to 20 acres with de
Cl
—
-w imp
T o
B- Pcrshin has a fine display
Scenic. Oct. 2, 1912, a black Jersey
an
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F or Side.
and
u p rig h t
engine.
McCarter •Snowball” won h earty applause for
Gust cent buildings near Gresham or be­
th eir exhibit on the race track .
apes, and
took
sw eepstakes
F ifty tons loose Clover hay, and heifer about a year old.
86
tween G resham and Bull Run. C. House, G resham .
on five varieties.
Gresham,
20 tons loose straw , in barn.
65
Peterson, R. 2, box 94,
H orning. Bull Run, Oregon.
Fairview land*.
in Wilbus got firs t on Con-
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B ye and Vetch.
F „ r «»od
Oregon.
A com m unication from
Rinaldo
Delawares,
M agaros,
and brood sows with pigs
Seed for sale by B. C. A ltm an,
LOTS FOR SALE a t C e d a r v ille -
H
u
n
ter
of
Fairview
,
saya
th
at
he
tf
ens
tf
c. M SMITH, phone 258
REAL estate and rentals
Easy term s
H. W S nashall Phone Gresham , R. 2.
can beat the big apple sUiry recent­
tf
e plate and box
display
of
Gresham 74
CORDWOOD delivered by John ly published In th e Evening Tele­
heavy work
FOR SALE— One or both of my
i exceed last y e a r’s by fully 'T ^ i ' l A T E - G o o d
..arson, Route 4. phone 324.
tf
gram by Mr. O tto Staub. Mr H unter
MIS< ELLANEOUS
bird, both in q u ality and quan-
or will trade for cows. En- cottagra. Well located in G resh am .,
63
horse
has an apple which
m easures 16
Indian Kunncr Ducks.
M Lennartz, Gresl.am, K 2. a t a bargain. W. E. Wood.
quire
__________
f o r SALE— 1 2-horse power gas-
Inches
and
weighs
one
pound and
American
S
tan
d
ard
,
white
and
Ichwedler has blue ribbons on or phone 275.
He has four which to­
mt __Five
housekeeping oiene engine and pum p in good or- fawn, $1.50 each.
G reatest egg four ounces
8 of Six w eeks and A m erican
p ee red
city w ater
En- der> cheap. A. D ow se«, G resham t producers. H. W. Cooley, T routdale gether weigh four pounds and one
IX potatoes.
Horse Barg»!»’*
rOoius,
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-
„
,
R. 1, phone 434.
*tf
ounce.
Several gentle driving mare.. and
Duk e’s Confectlonery,G res -
crated potatoes th e re
were
G asoline Woodsaw.
entries,
w hich
was
m ore
R esults of T h u rsd ay ’s races
...» d .rd
We would like to saw your wood
FOR SALE— Canadian Field peas
last year. J . G. Chlodo got
Special
T rot, “ O akland Moore"
Please call o r phone No. 50x1 for seed, a t 4 cents a pound. Wm.
on American W onders; John
W. H. McCray, ow ner, first
F o r T a l e in Zenith addition by Thoren 1 M agnuson. G resham .
tf Shelley, T routdale,
R-
2,
phone
•econd, on B u rb an k s and No.
“ S argo,” W H. McCray, owner,
'FO R 3 A L E -T e a m of coR..n C O ^ |
Independent L and
Corbett 54.
tf
third on Maple Leaf,
Feed Mill w ants oats
second.
G
resham
ing
fou
r;
broke
to
d
r
^
r
or
Compauy
Kas,
term
s.
Buy
dlrec
ill rides are fine vegetable dls-
"C u rru ca ,” O. K. H ow ltt, owner,
If You Need Lumber
and w heat. H ighest cash prices
and save commission
l n fortunately th e display Is ?hdoneH‘ m5 H 0n’ ‘
Phone 561.
See Sandy Ridge L um ber company th ird .
if.ii» Re« T hird street and Kelly
*dd, but th e re It 1 b ~- corn P _ _ _ _ _ _ — —-------------------
“ Q uyllght,” C. W F landers, own­
I Best grades, low prices. Rough and
—'
T R How- Kelly, « e s
A utom obile Bargain
l*nds 16 feet, and lots of It,
Stock hogs wanted
»venue.
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: finish. Will deliver from o u r new er, fo u rth . Time 1.21% .
Smail car, alm ost new at
“ atured; big sunflow ers, big ut>
m ham .
__________ —• I ” FOR SALE c h e a p - 2%
acres price if tak en im m ediately
ltt, O
Gresham.
mill, 2 miles south of Kelso Phone
rMh tub, pu m p k in s th a t m ake
lrtin-
$ h im eood location. rill. Rose Vista Farm s.
*88
:
41x1.
*1 look sm all, celery aa ta ll
FOR SALE— Six year o 1
new house an
’
east
. innaal exhibit of M ultno-
' ty’s l»»d Pruduct8 18 no*
"helxM No d isappointm ent Is
“* m regard to th e displays
'-«•tables, fruit,
flow ers, do-
Klence. and a rt. T hese and
' exhibit features are m arvels
*tr,ctlveness, showing g re a t va-
.plendld a rran g e m en t
and
jth of production.
Outlook representative, who
teen the preceding five fairs
here after a carefu l view ing
the displays In th e vario u s de-
jjienis, Is convinced
th a t
the
tot fair surpasses any fo rm e r ef-
aud this Is the opinion also of
„ in a position to observe and
GRANGES COMPETE;
RUSSELLVILE FIRST
Large Cucumber
Fair Notes
WANT A D S-The Outlook’. Bargain Connter-WANT ADS.
STvS.’'?"»•
and tender, as ever graced a
“ - ' table;
u a sh « , th a t tip
vnu.e; sq
squasnes
-r
le. at 70 pound., and beets,
carrou,
and numberless
In
vegetablM UQsurpsiat^d in
d the quality is the best.
»»nsend, In charge of thia
“S '
-2.1 ~
O«1“! ____
1600 p o u n d s. 2% M*B’UH am ilto n .' N*a2 * . ¿ 2 . Jos W Crowston. tf
H labw w d.
G O ._ B 0 «
and
.« g of
T routdale. Jos. w. v
.u
u - wood
- - 3 rack
Gre, ham
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b o x ^ ^ j ------- ---------------------------------¡ ^ E N T - C o t U g . on Main 1.
Phono Gresham
or
Te-m Mules.
clt, cord.
O. R odlua, Gresham , Ore.
barga .
streat,
Good «.tiisira
pullers, at
at a Merrill,
tf
j
1»
K0»«lwBl<r
c b a a . Cleveland.
eral driving ohrses
Vista Farms.
r 0R
8X l e — G asoline drag
,.K1M
,
e
‘ 64 P h o n . 411.
w ood, '
saw,
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