TWICE A WEEK
VOL 2.
G resham O utlook
TRANSFORMERS
BURNED OUT
THE PROGRESSIVE PARTÌ AND ROOSEVELT
T h e O u tlook w ill fall In lin e to and haa listen ed to th e p rin ces of ty a n d g ro w th have com e u n d e r re
boost fo r th e
P ro g re ssiv e
p a rty w ealth whom its p olicies have creat- p u b lican ism
L eg islatio n co n tro ll-
from now on u n til electio u .
T he c o n s e n a U r T
“ .“ " v bCC° " “> '° °
“ nd
■'.onopo-
need* ° f
° ur
a ad
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w hole situ a tio n h as been d u ly con- th e T lm X
S a tu rd a y n ig h t, a t a q u a rte r past ^ ^ w e d and w hile not every can d i-
,
g o v ern m en t m ore re p re se n ta tiv e of
o cratic
p a rty lis h as
people, recognizing
recognizing th
th e e voter
voter
e ig h t. Ju st a t a
tim e w hen t h e j d a te of th e P“ r *>' ls « a c t l y to o u r th is T he
an d D em
now
flaunts^
c"* 1 seen
^* ” all th e P<*>Pte.
g re a te st day of th e fa ir w as a t Its llk ln «- * • believe th e p rin cip les an d th e p ro g ressiv e p a rty , a lth o u g h în a ' n u b M c * '« r ? ^
k 'K‘s lu ,o r * 8
p olicies r e a r ™ , , , ......... ..
„ „ „ all th e na«t .. L . ’L . " . T
I * PUb" C ^ rv an t
-c o u n ta b le
to
best, w ith th e b u ild in g s and g ro u d s P °llc*«» re p re se n te d by
th e
new a11 ’ he P ast It h as been
th e c o n - ! those who elect him
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r ,y ’ ln °PP<>»ltion
re-1 fran ch ise to all citizens re g a rd le ss
e le c tric lig h ts w ent o u t p lu n g in g ev -' læ ople to d ay d em an d an d a re bound f,“ n ™ ’ ^ow th*
c e n tr a ,iza ' ° t
th ese a re am ong th e
de-
Accident \ \ hich Plunged the
City in Darkness and
Closed the Fair
Roosevelt
has re p u d ia te d T aft,
th o u g h su p p o rtin g him in th e p ast,
but it is n ecessary in lau n ch in g a
‘Ever at Your Service
Phone 701
ACETYLENE LIGHT
PROVES GOOD
Gresham Product Attracted
Much Attention. Helps
in Emergency.
new m ovem ent, w h atev er its c h a r
a a c c te
w
the
te r.
r, to
to b b reak
reak
w ith
ith
th e frie n d s
a “ d 8U»,l,u r'«‘‘s of th e past.
E. L. T H O R P E .
R oosevelt is not th e party.
"Let th e re be lig h t,"
an d light
K‘M’8t’vel, ls
'»><* P‘
The
P will
* « y exist
w ould 11«
e x ist 1 w ith o u t him and W ag J u s t ' w hat to do in an e m e r
gency is so m etim es a problem h ard
en ough t o b rin g out and «■"v^tultse
to solve, b u t th e pro b lem w as happl-
v e ---------
T he d em an d o f (h e „
" ‘“ '“ 'nlz"
f T " 1"
p a r,y " h at baa ^ v t . in process of foPma- *y solved when th e ele c tric c u rr e n t
e ry th iu g ln . th
way of . . bu . sin ess or to win. W in o r lose In th e p re s e n t
8l8d f° Ca8t o u r P ^ r e s s l v e le g islatio n ,
both
„ a- la „ £ T l Î , T
* h ‘Cb “ ' ‘° n f° r 8° " 'e
»«««« veh is a failed in th© d an cin g p av ilio n
on
a m u sem en t th ro u g h o u t th e city in to ^ot Uh o * *
lot w ith th e new R ep u b lican p a rty — io n a , an d g tate
W e a d m it
th e
T he Is s,, t
safe m an. h© h as been and w ill be S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
d a rk n e ss
T he flo o r w as
e P ro g ressiv e p a rty , w hich is an d ! old rep u b lican n a r t v h
t .. a
Tllc *88"« *8 betw een sta n d p a tism th e people's lead er back« d
hv ,
E very body took th e occasion good th
Wi.l be th e successor of th e p a rty
1 a ” d
W hy should a stro n g p'arty. in , ids m ovem ent fo r crow ded w ith a m erry, g o o d -n atu red
i —
v 10111.
n i l
th ro n g o f d a n c e rs g lid in g over th e
n a tu re d ly an d th e re w as no panic
Which h as fo r
th e p ast fifty y e a rs o i‘ H V L - r ° .
opp° r,u n lty O u t rep u b lican tu rn now t o ’
th e dem o- th e peo p le's rig h ts us a g ain st
o r sign of d isc o n te n t ex cep t a keen
polished
su rfa c e to th e m usic of a
tile
best in o u r g o v ern - a tru ly p r o g / s s l ’
J ‘ re ne<t'S8l'>’. c ra ts, who have alw ays opposed re- bosses.
d isa p p o in tm e n t th a t th e fa ir sh o u ld stood fo r th e
rav ish in g tw o-step by R ic h a rd s' o r
■nent.
s u c c e l r of t h t
R 7 h.t
g *CI“ PUb“ Can p' " ™ " < 8"t- and expect
te rm in a te so su d d en ly . F o r aw h ile
The p arty o rg a n iz a tio n hag been c h e stra , h u t n o t a f lu tte r of ex
P a rtie s have ch an g ed o r should w hich has led th e count 7 " | P‘* 7 > ‘°
i r ° U' ’he,U **“ “ haS b w "
th e re w as hope th a t th e d a rk n e s s
th o ro u g h
an d
com plete., because cite m e n t b ro k e th e harm ony of th e
ch an g e as th e peopie and
condi- p h e n o m ^ , g ro lV h 7
”
w ould be only te m p o ra ry , b u t
it
as
a R oosevelt is th o ro u g h . T h e re is no occasion. It w as in th e firs t h a lt
been an p ro sp erity since th e civil w ar T his p a rty ? It Is not sim ply
w as soon an n o u n ced th a t no relief ions ch an g e. T h e re has
ch an g e o ,lie r way to build up a stro n g p a r of tlie d an ce an d th e floor m a n ag e rs
could be had and th e re w as a sc u r in cre a sin g d em an d fo r m ore pro- is th e p a rty to w hich th e people can th a t is needed but a change in the ty an d th is is th e
best a ssu ra n c e collected in th e d a rk an d th e last
rep u b lican
Ideas.
T h is look for a co n tin u a tio n of rep u b ll- rig h t d irection.
ry in g fo r every o th e r kind of lig h t g ressiv e
th a t th e p a rty
will e n d u re and h a lf w as danced w ith as m uch de
R oosevelt is rad ical and th e refo re com e in to its own.
h as failed canism in all its e ssen tial p rin c ip a ls
o b tain ab le. All th e la n te rn s in th e «lemand th e T aft p a rty
co ru m as if th e re h ad
been
th e
city w ere pressed in to serv ice and o m eet
It has clu n g to th e p as, to th e needs o f a new e ra in o u r does no, su it m any. R ut any m an
H ere we sta n d and believe
we full g la re of th e elec tric lig h ts. T hen
th e situ a tio n was relieved som ew hat lt_ i.a s Ignored th e com m on people c o u n try 's histo ry . M aterial p ro .p e rl- w ho ad o p ts new p rin c ip le s m ust be a re ab le to g ive a good reason for th e revelry w as end ed fo r aw hile,
considered radichi.
<
by bo n fires and gaso lin e lig h ts on
tlie m a n a g e r a n n o u n c in g th a t o th e r
th e cause we have espoused
ligiitB w ould be s u b s titu te d 111 a
th e fa ir g ro u n d s, b u t It was found
s h o r t tim e an d re q u e ste d everybody
ad v isab le to em p ty th e p av ilio n of
its crow ds and m any of th e
con
to w ait in p a tie n c e anil m ak e th e m
selves a t home.
cessions were oblig.ed Jo close In
th e m idst of th e ir g re a te s t harv est
"W h e re w as M oses
w hen
th e
O nly th e d an cin g p av ilio n k ep t on
lig h t w ent o u t? "
Mimes w as th e ie ,
Jo h n n y on th e spot. A few la n te rn s
it being fo r tu n a te in h av in g a Bea
A recep tio n was given T uesday
T h ere w ere m any exceedingly in-
A P leasan t fe a tu re of th e fa ir on ! C a rro l 8. S m ith th is m o rn in g took w ere b ro u g h t us soon as
ver G as p la n t in o p e ratio n , b u t a by th e m em b ers of th e W. C. T. U.
possible
a t th e h o m e ’of Mrs. 8. S. T hom pson ’ ¡ T T * ,b h ' 68 to
8‘™
a ‘ »he F rid a y was a
b an q u et
at
th e
fu ll h o u r w as lost th e re before th e
an
d
th
e
dunce
w
ent
on
h
u
t
th e re
to
P o rtla n d
th e a rtic le s collected
te a c h e rs of th e
’ Ut n ° 'k niore a ftra c tiv e
*° Co,18 d ° a ten d ered by th e fa ir asso- a t
w as unexpected re lie f com ing and
pipes could be connected up an d a in h o n o r of th e
schools. | th e w o,nen th a n th e b e a u tifu l ta b le ¡ e ia tio n ,o sev eral of th e co u n ty of a '. t th e fa ir and I11 o th e r p laces fo r it got th e re a little ah ead of sched
c h a n d e lie r p u t in. T he d an ce con G resh am p u b lic an d h ig h
h ere
K M inneapolis L an d show . T he as ule tim e. A B eav er A cetylene gas
tin u e d u n til 1 o 'clo ck w ith a good The g u -----
e sts
ere, vi.
G. xi.
R. 1 c'° ----
t h •• - w - hich
w as uh on utopia)
d - isp lay in th e Oficiáis w ho h appened to be
~ of h o n o r w
wviv,
- • • **«
sort
men t w as larg e and varied but p la n t h ad been in sta lle d fo r use of
T his W blle ’he “ ffa ir w as im p ro m p tu and
a tte n d a n c e .
R o b in so n , Mrs. C. A. W oodard, Miss ■ M“ l’nom ah G ran g e booth
from only a few o f ‘h e fa ir
d ire c to rs will tie in creased before th e d is th e re fre sh m e n t sta n d and w as do
m ade ln G erm any
T he cause of th e accid en t to the C. M iller, Miss E d n a G oodw in, Mrs. cIo t,>
w as spun COUld be found 10 P a rtic ip a te , yet play leaves. H e w an ts m ore vege ing its very best ln th o ro u g h w o rk
e le c tric lig h t p la n t is ascrib ed to M innie D au ffen b ack , Mrs. M ____
yrtle h a nd p ick ed flax, which
Miss and » o v en by h an d . T h ere w ere wo- 11 wa8 th o ro u g h ly ap p re c ia te d by the ta b le s by T uesday next a n d req u ests ing o rd er. Tw o of tlie m a n a g e rs of
th e e x tr a p u ll on th e tra n s fo rm e r al Myers, Miss L a u ra
H arvey
specim ens be left a t the the g as w orks. C h a rle s C renshaw
J’*'' Z , 8P
th e G resham su b -sta tio n on acco u n t Hope
Mae
linen
fig u res
repre- g uests w ho each expressed h im self th a ,, t wort,hy
A nderson
a n — d Miss
----
m
ac | Ven in to th e - ---
-
as being very m uch pleased
w ith
° Uk ° ff Ce' The e n tire list of and J o h n B row n, w ere th e re in sh o rt
of th e d em and fo r m o re c u rre n t.
H ughes.
O th e r g u e sts w ere Miss se n tin K in c id e n ts In th e
life
of
d o n o rs w ill bo p u b lish ed next issue. o rd e r and w ith a n a b u n d a n c e of vol
T he c u rre n t in use w as one of only Bessie O sborne of th e O rien t school Ci11-18’ - T h ere w ere p ictu red
th e th e ex hibition m ade possible by th e ir
Boys broke Into th e booth a t the u n te e r assista n c e had tw o le n g th s of
a few in th e w hole U nited S tates and Miss M aude M ichel
of
th e biTth ° f C h rist an d th e s ta r of B eth- own lib erality .
p
av
ilio n w here Mr. S m ith had tem - pipe in to th e dunce h all and
T he m enu w as
served
in the
th e
know n as a 33 cycle c u rre n t. Two F airv iew school, Mrs. G. R. R obin- le h an i. th e b ap tism , th e triu m p h a l
his e x h ib its and 4 -llg h t c h a n d e lie r from th e a r t room
tra n sfo rm e rs w ere used to reduc« son, Rev. L eo n ard an d wife.
Rev. e n ,r y and th e la s t su p p er. T he tex- C ongdoti's best style, in clu d in g chick- 1H>rarlly
tlie high v o ltage an d th ey w ent out F . M. B u rtc h an d w ife,
Dr.
A. tu r e and w o rk m an sh ip w ere o f th e en and d e sse rts b u t th e piece de took the c h e stn u ts, E n g lish w aln u ts sw inging from a beam in ju s t
no
Did you ever
w ith th e overload htey w ere forced Thom pson, Mrs. E. W. H ig h t, Mrs. very fin est. It is said th a t In G er resistan ce w as a m am m o th p u m p k in an d black w aln u ts. Mr. S m ith will tim e in all. Say!
have to replace th ese
w ith
m ore see o r know of a n y th in g being a p
to carry .
J. A. H opper.
Rev. M. T.
W ire. m any only th e a risto c ra c y can a ffo rd pi© gtven by Mrs. L ew is S h a ttu c k ,
w hich w as p ro b ab ly b e tte r a p p re c la t- and
i, • . * is a sk in g th o se w ho have cred- p reciated to its fu lle st e x te n t?
T he lig h t c u rre n t was re sto red to Mrs. S h o em ak er, Mr. an d Mrs. D. linen of th is Btyle.
If
an —
all v“
th e ’v rest of Hie
feast o o r
"«'"P h-s to send them in at you ev er did you will know ju s t how
th e city on S un d ay ev en in g and th e R. S h o em ak er, Mr. an d Mrs. Ja s.
lh i s p a rtic u la r clo th belongs to ed th ----
r,»e leas«
pow er on T uesday
even in g ,
th e S terlin g , Mr. and Mrs. C. W .A lb ert Mrs. J. H. L ak e, R o u te 4, G resham a,ten,io118 show ered upon th e dis once. T he p ro d u c ts w ill all go from th a t crow d a p p reciated ahd cheered
v isito rs.
Mr. G eorge M inneapolis to the' C hicago L and the B eaver G as
m achine.
T h at
lig h t and p o w er c u rr e n t now com ing son, Mr. an d Mrs. J. N. C la n a h a n , an d w as a - g - ift
fro m - a re la tiv e ln ' tin g u ish ed
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th a t ra n
be little d e m o n s tra tio n broke all rec
from th e p la n t ln N o rth P o rtla n d
Mrs. J. N. F a ris , Mrs. Geo. H oney, th e old co u n try w ho o b tain ed It di- I Ja c k so n held th e position o f to a st- show an d e v e ry th in g
To d iffu se it th ro u g h G resh am tw o Mrs. W. F. . H oney, Mrs. O. J. re c t,y from th e shop, to g e th e r w ith | m a ste r and responses w ere m ad e by p reserved w ill be1 re tu rn e d to P o r t o rd s a t th e fa ir and th e m achine
the land as a p a rt of th e p e rm a n e n t ex w ent on w ith its w ork fo r th© rest
tra n sfo rm e rs of a n o th e r type have B row n, Mrs. C. W. B u rch , Mrs. C has. one
w hich w as se n t to Mrs. several o th e rs, each luu d ln g
been placed on th e poles a t Main L ane.
and p re hibit of th e C h am b er of C om m erce. of th e n ig h t w ith o u t u tre m o r o r
Mrs. H. W
Mrs UU81
O ust C a k e s siste r, «*10.
Mrs. Z N
eilan
d e r or of e ffo rts of th e fa ir hoard
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e n n , JHIB,
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lit Iltjvr
All e x h ib its w ill be m a rk ed with a s p lu tte r an d all w ent m erry
as
an d D ivision stre e ts , g iv in g a
60 L arson, Mrs. A rza S m ith , R ena R ugg, C o rtlan d . T h e y w ere b ro u g h t over d ictin g a g re a te r fu tu re fo r G resh
th e nam
VI pc C. I J. I L ....
_ * s Mrs.
>
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Dvi.
j
cycle c u rre n t. T h is c u rre n t will Mrs.
by 1 Ed.
ru n — s of • c»
S andy,
a b ro th e r of am and th e M ultnom ah C ounty F a ir ■
, , . e of th e d o n o r and locality a picnic ln J u n e .
u n -i d q u 1 ist,
E. --
D avid hv
Those p resen t w ere C ounty J u d g e
Wh‘Ch Kr° W"
S erio u sly , th e B eaver g as m achine
rem ain p e rm a n e n tly u n til o th e r and son, Mrs. L u th e r P erish o , Mrs. C. th e tw o w om en, on his re tu rn from
gave b e tte r service on th a t p a rtic u la r
m ore im p o rta n t ch an g es have been M. Z im m erm an . Mrs. C laren ce H ill, a v isit to G erm any
tw o o r thre© C leton, C ounty C om m issioner L ig h t
occasion th a n th e 60 e le c tric lig h ts
m ad e in k eep in g w ith th e plan
to Mrs. B. W. E m ery , Mrs.
V.
A. y e a rs ago. It is said th a t
th ese n e r, C ounty A u d ito r M artin, C ounty
had given before. WIGi only fo u r
i n , h„ n
give only th e best and co n sta n t se rv A m m erm an an d Mrs. A tte rb u ry .
tw o ta b le c lo th s a re th e only ones F a rm S u p e rin te n d e n t J a c k s o n , ix-wis
S h a ttu c k , A. F. M iller
T heodore
h,? ‘" “ ‘88ln* c,,n 'e s l co n d u ct- Jets h u rln in g th e d a n c f h all w as
ice. T he lig h ts a re now a g re a ’
m in e r.
I li cod o re ed by H eM e,
H()n w hh
Mrs. T hom pson s b e a u tifu l hom e w hich have com e to th is co u n try d i
b rillia n tly lig h ted and th e expense
B ru g g er, Em il G. K ard ell, H.
A
deal b e tte r th a n ever, th e com pany was d eco rated in w hite an d p u rp le rectly fro m th e shop.
beam o rc h a rd plow as prize to the
L ew is, R. \V. GUI and G eorge W
h av in g ta k e n a d v a n ta g e o f th e s u crepe p a p e r and w hite d ah lias, th e
w as so tr iflin g th a t it w as scarcely
one com ing n e a re s t th4* n u m b e r of
w orth sp eak in g a b o u t, in fact th e
p erv isio n to p re p a re fo r a
b e tte r colors of th e W. C. T U
A fin e ' . . T ? C a t t r activ e cab in e t of fancy K enney.
beans ln a tw o -q u a rt fr u it Jar. th e re
cpst fo r th e w eek
at
th e lunch
service w hich w ill
be
co n tin u ed P ro g ram w as ren d ered an d refresh -
^
’© X b^
w ere 494 re g istered g uesses
The
h e reafter.
\\ A fam
NTED
m e a ts w ere served
vilion was th e w o rk of Geo ¡h a w ' vate
ily — by P lace to w ork in p r i guesses ranged from 300 to 37,640. c o u n te r w h e re a ra n g e w as k ept go
vate fam ily by young lady.
Best
ing an d one Jet w as b u rn in g ail th e
Kev. B u rtch exten d ed a w elcom e * T routdale. It a ttra c te d m uch a t- recom m endation s.
E n q u ire
Out T he official count wag 5,128 beans. tim e w as only »2.76.
For
good
to th e te ac h ers in well chosen w ords <' n ” on a n d p raise.
look offiro
T he w inner w as Mrs. C arl H edges
•6 6
service and econom y th e B eaver is
and a resp o n se w as given on th e ir
who gave as h er g u ess 6,122.
H er h ard to beat. It c e rta in ly proved Its
lasMi-li “<'«»xey.”
behalf by Mr. R obinson
He ex-
T he Rebecca
l.odge
of R ock-
a d d re ss is H a rtlin e , W ash. R o u t 2.
and
th e
36 ft. 60 horse pow er, 4-cylln- O th e rs com ing d o s e to th e a c tu a l w orth In an em erg en cy
pressed g re a t sa tisfactio n a t
th is , wood will give a chicken pi,
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a c in e -se n
1>1
m an ag e m en t of th e d an ce p av ilio n ,
« u p - jd e r , «ypress H u ll, very speedy. Boat
n u m b e r w«re, (). I Neal w ith 5.200, to g e th e r w ith ail o th e rs w ho w ere
’r u
:
r ; j ï ï - t
16.1 house 17x51 feet. 1600 or will tra d e
Mrs. E. F a ris w ith
5,077, C h eater th ere, a re ready to m ake testim o n y
G ust P eterso n , of Scenic, had on
w ' “ “ ■■"’ H " 1 " • n , ,
67
\\ o rn e r 5,247, L. E. F a u g h t, C o rb e t', th a t fo r good, serv iceab le and quick
display in th e com m u n ity booth a t
f>,082, Geo Ix^slie, 6,280, D Mer-
E v ery b o d y invited.
lig h tin g and h e a tin g
th e
B eaver
•6 6
•Milk Ib-eiinls f,,r Sale.
th e fa ir a bunch of flax w hich a t
rill, 5,249
gas m ach in e, m ade In G resham , Is all
tra c te d a g re a t d eal of a tte n tio n ,
th a t is to tie desired
W hat m ore
being so m eth in g new in th is locali
can tie said fo r it?
ty. Mr. P e terso n w as fa m ilia r w ith
th e gro w in g of flux, n o t only
in
I.IVKNTO4 K.
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Tliey .lu«lg, ,| th e |.„ l(
P O i LTHV
Sw eden b u t in D ak o ta, h av in g ra is
Ileal E state ami K entals
M iscellaneous.
T
he
Judges
fo r th e v a rio u s d e p a rt
ed 25 bushel to th e a c re an d tills
Fid* Sale.
F O R SA LE T h o ro u g lib r.d W h ite
H its n . u ' a , . l -
m en ts of th e F a ir w ere as follow s
y e a r trie d it on a sm all scale on
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F ifty to n s loose C lover hay, and
Holler anil Engine.
p o u ltry , C. D. M inton of P o rtla n d ,
his place a t Scenic
H e found th e 20 to n s loose stra w , in barn.
ro o sters, good b reed ers, tw o y e a r .
7< " W S n a ,h a " P h ° n«
F or Sale, cheap- 5 horse pow er e illio r o f Hie O regon A g ric u ltu ris t;
soil and o th e r co n d itio n s well s u it
F o u r good
cows an d
several old, th a t go fo r »9 60 p e r dozen, a s ___ _________________ ____________ __
and
u p rig h t
e n g in e
M cC arter livestock E It S tockw ell of C or
ed to th e c u ltu re of th is valu ab le brood sow s w ith pigg.
v allis; h o rtic u ltu re F. R Brow n of
_ ..
lo n s as ’hey la st. L o catio n , th re e
FO R R EN T A s m a ll
f r u i t u „ .i H ouse, G resham .
66
c ra p
M any good ju d g e s o f
flax
( o rv a llls both
p ro fe sso rs
in
th e
tf
^2*2 SM ITH , p hone 258 m iles east of G resh am on th e Pow ell chicken ran ch w ithin th e city lim its
ireg o n A g ric u ltu ra l college;
a rt
agreed w ith him In p ro n o u n cin g it
Itye anil Veteli,
V alley road. A ddress, Jo h n D anel- of G resham . E n q u ire a t th e B ank
• >eo J e ffe ry of P o rtla n d ; d airy a .
a p ro d u c t of th e very best q u ality
H,»rse Ilurgaius
Seed fo r sale by B. C. A ltm an H
ix-a of P o rtla n d ,
s ta te d airy
son, ro u te 2, box 31, G resh am , O r- of G resham .
T he h eads w ere well filled , show ing
66 G resham , It. 2.
lietnist; a g ric u ltu re 6 E F reytair
Several g e n tle d riv in g m ares and egon.
tf
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Of O regon C ity, p resid en t
of
th e
as h ig h as 54 pods to
one stalk y o u n g sta n d a rd and th o ro u g h b re d
MISI ELLAA EOI s
•anby fa ir; flo ral F W M iller of
an d th e sam ple w as declared b e tte r horses a t y o u r own p rice. M errill,
COKDW OOD d eliv ered by Jo in
ItEAl ESTATE AM» IIEATALM
I o r tla n d ; d o m estic
science
Mrs
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th a n th a t grow n In e a ste rn lo cali R ose V ista F a rm s.
F O R S A L E 1 2-horse pow er gas- " ar8 o n ' Ko“ t« <• P hone 324
tf
G eo W. K enney of G resh am ; Ju-
ties. A sam p le will be se n t for
v"tille M O N elson of T ro u td a le
F O R R E N T - F iv e
h o u sek eep in g olene e n g lu e and p u m p in good o r
F O R SA?«B— T eam o f colta, com-
In d ia n Runner Ducks.
ex h ib it a t th e L and show in M inn
and Dr H . C Belt of G resh am ; baby
d e r, cheap. A. D ow sett, G resham , t
room
s,
p
la
s
te
re
d
,
city
w
ater.
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Mr.
P
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to
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q
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e
eap o lis
th e
A m erican S ta n d a rd , w hite
an d show , thre© g ra d u a te n u rses,
of
H a m ilto n , G resham R. 2, or q u ire a t D u k e's C o n fectio n ery ,G resh
faw n, »1.60 each.
G reatest ekg Misses C arro l an d R u g en steln
o f th is y ear r nnsuino—
convinces ».»—
him th a t th is “
O
asoline
W
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m
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ssw
,
phone 35x l -
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am , o r p h o n e O u tlo o k .
tf
p ro d u cers. H. W. Cooley T io u td a le C a lifo rn ia and E d w a rd s of P o rtla n d
is a good locality fo r flax.
H e w ould like to saw y o u r wood
R 1, p h o n e 434,
• tf
FO R SALE- Good sad d le
pony,
Stock h ogs w anted
FOR SALE, cheap— 2 tk acres, P lease c all o r p hone No. 60x1
T. R. How-
Som e More Choice lx»ts.
o r will tr a d e fo r cow
f a n be used
t i new house an d b a rn , good lo catio n T horen 4 M agnuson, G resham
tf
F o r S ale In Z enith a d d itio n by itt, G resham .
F O R S A L E - C a n a d ia n F ield peas ¡Ilf 8“ ? ? i e , o r
b u 8«y
G entle.
th e ow ners. T he In d e p e n d e n t Land
-------------- N ear A dvent ch u rch , 2 m iles e a st
I hone 333, G resham .
gj
fo
r
seed,
a
t
4
cen
ts
a
p
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n
d
,
Wm.
C om pany. E asy te rm s
Buy d irect
F O R SA LE Six y e a r old g eld in g , of T ro u td a le . Jo s. W. C row ston. tf
G resh am F eed Mill
w an ts o a ts
S
helley,
T
ro
u
td
a
le
,
R.
2,
phone
and save com m ission
See E H 1600 pounds,
and w heat. H ig h e st cash
prices
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F O R SA LE
10 m am m oth
K elly, Rea T h ird s tre e t an d K elly and wood ra c k . 2 % G. M ilburn w agon
C o rb ett 64.
h ite
P hone 661.
tf
H am ilto n ,
P ekin d u c k s
A big b a rg ain
aven u e.
t»
FO
R
RENT-—C
o
ttag
e
on
Main
Mil-
box 34, R. 3, G resham
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s tre e t, 6 room s, e le c tric lig h ts, T lty
»on O N elson, T ro u td a le Oregon,
A utm nobU r B arg ain
If 1 ou Ne»*<l Lunilier
P hone 163,
Sick head ach e is caused
by a
w ater. Chas. C leveland.
tf
S m all c a r, a lm o st new at
66
h alf
S andy R idge L u m b e r com pany
Team Mules.
d iso rd ered stom ach. T ak e C h am b er
Good p u lle rs, at a b a rg a in , sev
p rice If ta k e n im m ediately,
M
er
,k
'8t
g
ra
d
e
s,
low
p
ric
e
s
R
ough
and
lain s T ab lets and c o rrect th a t and eral d riv in g o h rses
LOST— A sm all black and w hite
M errill, Rose
Wantw] to Rent
rill, Rose V ista F arm s.
finish. W ill d eliv er from o u r new
tf
th e head ach e w ill d isap p ear.
F o r V ista »'arm s.
'h o c k e d sh aw l, betw een P le a sa n t
art im proved 6 to 20 acres w ith de
sale by G resham
D rug Co., and
m ill, 2 m iles so u th of K elso. «Phone
H om e d epot an d tw o m iles so u th on
TAKEN UP— At my place, Oct. 4 1 i l .
D ealers everyw here.
c e n t b u ild in g s n e a r G resham o r be
Som e good fresh cow s fo r sale.
S
andy ro ad
F in d e r leave a t M ark-
5, a t P le a s a n t H om e on O ils d a iry
8. F P itta , p hone 32s, G resh am *65 tw een G resh am an d B ull R u n . C.
oil s sto re. R ew ard.
tf
W ANTED to bny i good
fa
rm
,
2
3-year
old
red-brow
n
h
eifers
Dur-
H o rn in g , B ull R u n , O regon
66
TOR S A L E —G asoline d ra g saw,
h am
or
Holstein
bull
Boss
Above sto ck will be tu rn e d
I'
over K ing o f th e W oods." n early new
4
W alk e r,
L ents, O regon. Box
W ANTED— A man or boy to do
\guiíiE S Íí- C° W 8 l o r S al* — H. C. Dally an d S u n d ay J o u r n a l and
a fte r a ll expenses a re paid.
Ad- A. E. D eH aven, G resham ,
«97.
R. ». j^ver.1 J « / » ’ work In garden and
WJhlon, Gresham R 4. P hon . 381 tf
O u tlo o k , 1 y . a r ....................
»7 60 j drew G. Nawhahn,
•«9
R. 3, G resham P h o n s 463.
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RECEPTION TO UNIQUE EXHIBIT COUNTY COURT SMITH WANTS
THE TEACHERS FROM ORIENT
VISITED FAIR BEST PRODUCTS
Woman Guesses Best
FOUND GOOD
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am, Hood avenue and 5th street *65