Gresham outlook. (Gresham, Multnomah County, Or.) 1911-1991, October 15, 1912, Image 1

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    TWICE A WEEK
VOL 2. NO. €6
G resham O utlook
ENTERTAINMENT WOMEN'S WORK ROOSEVELT SHOT
VERY PLEASING WINS AWARDS IN MILWAUKEE
“Ever at Your Service
Phone 701
$1.50 PER YEAR
COUNCIL PASSES FARMERS BALE
ORDINANCES MUCH STRAW
E. L. T H O R P E .
D OM ESTIC SC IEN C E
A fa n a tic by th e n am e of Jo h n
T he w hole to w n Is u n a n im o u s in
A second a tte m p t will be m ade
*»**». J Mary
ia ij l L o eslie—
s i w — —
is t p
o rize
nze
on « ».
.
Mrs.
1st
Only five or six y ears ago
th e
p re s e n tin g
c o n - g ra tu la tio ----
ns
an
d
em
b
ro
id
ery
sofa
pillow
2nd
on
best
?
“h
re “ k »«tem pted to k ill Colonel ,
by th e com m on council to open th e
----- ruiuiuHivr.v sola
farm er-' of O regon left th e ir straw
ew s ' piece of ta ttim
’
R oosevelt v esterd ay a t M ilw aukee.
c o m p lim en ts to Miss Viola M athew
ttin g r ,
proposed th o ro u g h fa re know n as
piles i e-a y on th e spot w here th e ir
Ttle b u «let p e n e tra te d
th e J
a n d h e r m aid en s fo r th e u n iq u e en-
Mrs. L. M aude Ball — 1st on k n it "
B u rr a v e n u e ," along
th e e a stern
U rta ln m e n t th e y fu rn ish e d
u s on shawl" U r g ^ s T T s s o n m e n t''o ^ 'ln i n s ' c* ,o n e l'• bodv “ »«»ughthe m an u scrip t
g ra in » a s th re sh e d On m any fa rm s
b o u n d aries of th e fair g ro u n d s
could be seen from
tw o
to fo u r
« --
or a speech in his p o ck et, w hich fact
I* rid a y ev en in g fast in p re s e n ♦ tin
g a - Ì » best can n ed v eg etab les
O wing to an e r r o r at th e previous a t ­
g ra d u - y d im in ish in g
h eap s th a t
probably
saved
his
life.
A
lthough
!
b u rle sq u e of th e O rp h eu m
circu it.
Miss A gnes G rin ste d — 1st
tem pt the w ork w as declared illegal.
on
were ev e n tu a lly b u rn ed o r sc a tte re d
w ounded. Mr. R oosevelt, m ade h is .
It w as ra re to see a hom e com pany ch ilda' hood.
A reso lu tio n w as adopted a t
an
a b o u t as fertilizers, and
even yet
Mrs. P e a rl B eck er — 1st on ad d ress in th e afte rn o o n
and th en
of high school g irls so p ro fic ie n t in
ad jo u rn e d m eeting of the council
sofa pillow , long an d sh o rt stitc h e s;
som e such u n sig h tly m o u n d s a re to
to C hicago,
H is a ss a ila n t
th e a r t o f im ita tin g th e s ta rs
of 1st on silk em b. cen te rp iece; 2nd w ent
on M onday ev en in g au th o riz in g E n­
; be found on th e farm s
of P eter
was a rre ste d and d ecla red th a t he
th e fo o tlig h ts, an d w hile th e r e w ere on p o in t lace baby bonnet.
g in eer O rrin E S tanley to m ake
I’um bledow n a n d o th e rs of his class
d iffe re n t g ra d e s of p ro ficien cy ^tnd
M innie K. D au ffen b ach — 1st
on *'»» p ro m p ted to th e act by th o u g h ts
th e necessary surv ey s and rep o rt to
’ in th e profession o f a g ric u ltu re .
2nd
on ° f » th ird te rm possib ility being re­
g ra c e fu ln e ss in ev id en ce, th e re was eyelet em b. co rset cover;
th e city reco rd er w ith in 20 days
display Irish cro ch et.
W h e t th e n a tio n a l g ra n g e
w as
p u g n a n t to him . He
claim ed to
th e c h a ste ex p ressio n th a t e n d eared
I
he
reso
lu
tio
n
a
p
p
e
a
rs
elsew
here
in
Mrs. A lva H evel— 1st on
coffee have been visited by th e s p irit of
here In 18»4 an excursion to Cor-
e ach lovely a c tre ss to h er ow n c ir­ cake.
! full.
- valtis revealed to
th e
asto n ish ed
cle, an d in a lesser m ea su re to ev ­
Mrs. ii .E. P ru n b e rg — 1st on lay er M ’K inley w ho told him th a t Roose­
An o rd in an ce w as approved
au­
gaze of th e e a s te rn e rs an a rra y of
velt was his m u rd e re r an d d irected
ery o n e in th e au d ien ce.
It
was cake.
th o rizin g an a p p ro p ria tio n of $3000
straw p iles in all so rts of decom po­
J u lia M ickelseu— 1st on o a tm e a l him to av en g e bis d e a th
Th« ex-
r a th e r a novel s ig h t—
th e sh o rt cookies
fo r th e erectio n of th e city
hall
* *
v a
sitio n . They w ere su rp rise d
and
Mrs. H. J. M ickelsen— 2nd on g ra - ^ r€8id^ n ' ’8 " ound is n ° ' se rio u s and
s k irts and p in k sto c k in g s— so m eth in g
and to ex p ed ite th e w ork of con­
spoke
th
e
ir
asto
n
ish
m
e
n
t
to
th e
Ä
1912.
Oy
A
m
erican
P
r
e
ss
A
sso
c
ia
tio
n
««e v*ill p ro b ab ly c o n tin u e his cam -
not in evidence on th e s tre e ts , but ham b read .
stru c tio n . T he report of the action
o th e r m em bers of th e o rd e r who
Mrs. W. A. R oberts-—1st on in-
as in ten d ed .
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
it w as ch a rm in g , m odest an d w hole­
of the co m m ittee on P ublic P ro p e r­
"
---- — —
live h ere w ith seem ingly good re s u lts
som e In th e fresh
b eau ty of o u r fam s sk irt, in f a n t's c a rria g e robe, ■
ty ih th e m a tte r w as sa tisfie d and
R om an em b ro id ery , side board scarf,
for a change, w as n oted at th e next
g irls to a p p e a r before th e p u b lic set em b. ta b le lin en , w aist w ith
a p p ro v ed in all respects.
h arv est
Som e of th e fa rm e rs began
in an ev en in g of ro llic k in g fu n for Irish cro tch et.
Two p la n s fo r th e fo u n ta in a t th e
haling th e ir s tra w , th e oat straw a»
Mrs. H. L. D o u th itr—1st on b ra id -,
th e d e le c ta tio n of th e ir p a re n ts and
In tersectio n of Main
and Pow ell
first an d th en all of it w hen they
th e o th e rs w ho a tte n d e d an d w ho ing.
•tre e ta w ere su b m itte d by B ak er A
Mrs. W ill Jo h n s o n — 1st on p o in t i
found th a t lt,h ad a com m ercial valu e
w ere so th o ro u g h ly
p leased
w ith lace baby b o n n et
B aker, a rc h ite c ts, o ne of w t\jch was
“- J on
— c . h . ild
. . . . 's I
. 2nd
Now it Is no uncom m on th in g to see
each se p a ra te e f f o r t th a t en co res hood.
adopted and
th e co m m ittee
on
th e b a le r follow ing th e
th re sh in g
and c u rta in c alls cam e in v igorous
Mrs. Id a S h ep p ard — 2nd on co llar
L ast S a tu rd a y wag th e th irty -th ird
T he p o ta to crop th is y e a r Is ab o u t s tre e ts an d P u b lic W ays w as a u th o r­ m achine and m any to n s of good
of
ta
ttin
g
,
2nd
on
2
y
a
rd
s
k
n
it
lace.
m e a su re a fte r e ach n u m b er.
ized to draw specific atio n s and ad-
1st on cro ch eted slip p ers, 2nd on w edding an n iv e rsa ry of Mr. and Mrr. o n e-th ird a fa ilu re th ro u g h o u t E a st­
straw a re saved th a t w ere fo rm erly
A lth o u g h qome o f th e g irls
.
verllse
for bids for Its co n stru ctio n .
k n it sox, old lad ies' d ep a rtm e n t.
D. W. M etzger and a s u rp ris e p arty ern M ultnom ah and C lackam as coun­
allow ed do go to w aste w ith o u t a
p eared to b e tte r a d v a n ta g e
At a special m e etin g of th e conn
C ora Giese— 1st on tw o y a rd s k n it
w as o rg an ized fo r th em a t th e m eet­ ties. A t le a st th a t Is th e e stim a te | ell held, on F rid a y evening
last th o u g h t ns to its value.
uid som e of th e o th e rs it w o u ld n 't lace.
It Is tru e th a t th e in creasin g price
Mrs.
Maud
B
all—
1st
on
p
a
ir
fan
-
ing
o
f
G
resham
g
ra
n
g
e
oil
th
a
t
day.
of several w ho have d u g th e ir p o ta­ th e m a tte r of an e x tra floor in the*
do to specialize. Som e of
them
y k n it m itten s.
of hay d u rin g th e past few
y ears
T h ose Who c a lled to pay th eir re­ toes d u rin g th e p a st tw o w eeks. The e n g in e room w as
gav e ' evidence of a b ility
fa r be­
ta k e n
up and
Mrs. C lara K ane— 1st on k n it sox,
has had so m eth in g to do w ith th e
spects
and
w
ish
them
m
any
years
cause
of
th
e
loss
is
a
ttrib
u
te
d
to
yond th e sp h ere of th e G resham old la d ie s’ d e p a rtm e n t.
sam e a u th o riz e d , th e plnns and con­
saving of th e atraw sta c k s, b u t it
George th e b lig h t th a t fell upon th e vines tra c t being changed accordingly.
Mrs. W. A. R o b erts— 1st on f a n - , m ore w ere, Mr and Mrs.
fo o tlig h ts b u t w e'll let th e m guess
is also tr u e th a t
th e
advent
of
cy
h
a
n
d
k
e
rc
h
ie
fs,2nd
on
fancy
pin-
«Reret,
Mr
an
d
Mrs
a
b
o
u
t
tw
o
m
o
n
th
s
ago,
an
d
w
hich
M.
D.
K
ern,
w ho it w as th a t d id th e best so a s to
ushion.
i Mr an(j Mrs. W. H. C ongdon, Mr. prev en ted them from
i th rifty e a ste rn fa rm e rs am ong us
grow ing to
avoid th e h e a rt b u rn in g s of in d iv i­
| has had its effect also.
lo u h 'i f r u it“ 8£ r J , n °i’ r ' T 1 culIe^ ! “ nd Mrs.AW B. P arso n s. Mr. and full m a tu rity . T hose th a t w ere not
d u a l consciousn ess if we said th a i ion in ir u lt, 1st on p o ta to y east ,,
_ „ „
T he stra w a fte r it is baled b rin g s
and n p e w hen th e b lig h t cam e ceased
som e c e rta in ones w ere
not
so b read, 2nd on 1 dozen o atm eal i Mr8 S E T oeplem an, Mr.
ab o u t six d o lla rs a ton and is used
R
ansom
E.
H
y
a
tt
died
a
t
his
cookies.
i
Mrs.
Em
il
O
sw
ald,
H.
E
D
avis,
Mrs.
to
grow
and
m
any
of
th
em
show
good as som e of th e o th e rs.
Ah
Mrs. W. F. C u m m in s— 2d on best j E ffie H odge an d Miss V iola D inger signs of ro t w hich m akes them u n ­ hom e a t P le a s a n t H om e,
Oct. 4, p rin cip ally fo r bedding, th e O regon
w ere good in th e ir re n d itio n s of the
1912,
a
fte
r
a
lin
g
erin
g
sickness
of sto ck m an h aving finally realized th a t
on
siik
em
-
h
°
"
e
°
f
salab
le
and
w
o
rth
less
fo
r
a
n
y
­
c h a ra c te r of c h o ru s girlB, b u t th ere
I he
fu n e ra l
services it is econom y to fu rn ish his stock
heavy w oolen b la n k e ts, w as m ade, th in g but feed. N or will they keep six years,
w ere fo o tlig h ts fa v o rite s in G resh ­ broidery-, 2nd on em b . sta n d cover.
su g g estiv e of a w arm co rd ial feeling long an d m u st be fed o u t a t once. w ere co nducted by Rev. Mr. W ilson so m eth in g to He on th a t is ch eap er
Mrs. J. F a r r is — 2nd
on
,
am on F rid a y ev e n in g as is th e case
yeast b read.
fo r all th e fu tu re . T he
ev ening
N o tw ith s ta n d in g
th e
loss
by of th e P le a sa n t H om e M E .ch u rch , th a n hay and b e tte r th a n saw dust
ev e ry w h e re else w hen
a
bevy ol
Mrs. L. M. B all— 2nd on
w
as
th
o
ro
u
g
h
ly
en
jo
y
ed
by
a
ll
pres­
blight
th
e
re
seem
s
to
b
e
.th
e
a
v
erag
e .a n d th e rem ain s layed at rest In the which w as form erly used to a great
c h a rm in g d e b u ta n te s com e b efo re th e stitch ed pillow slips.
extent.
j C liffside cem etery at Bull Run
e
n
t,
th
e
only
e
n
te
rta
in
m
e
n
t
b
eing
a
q
u
an
tity
th
is
y
e
a
r,
w
hich
is
a
c
c
o
u
n
t­
Mrs.
D.
W.
M
cKay—
1st
on
p u b lic fo r its c riticism o r ap p ro v al.
T hen, too, a good q u ality of straw
G ran d p a H y a tt
w as
born
In
h
e
a
rty
tiglkfest
ab
o
u
t
th
e
p
ast
an
fru
it
cake.
ed
fo
r
by
th
e
increased
acreage.
We w ould lik e to see an d h e a r th em
Mrs. A lva H evel— 2nd on
lo af I p resen t.
The high p rices w hich prevailed T ioga co u n ty . New Y ork, J u n e 5th, cu t and m ixed wltli sh o rts or m id­
ail a g a in , and jo in in th e desire fr u it cake.
ratio n
lfist sp rin g acted as a stim u lu s to 183». H is first m a rria g e was to d lin g s m akes a fairly good
of a h u n d re d o th e rs th a t th ey w ill
......
Mrs. C. P ow ell— 1st on em b ro id -
I Miss S usan M innie w hose d eath oc fo r stock th a t is not being used,
the
p
la
n
tin
g
of
la
rg
e
r
fields
and
co n lin u e to e n te r ta in us as com plete- e rttl bab y 's d ress
l s t on in fa n t's
.....................................
m ore w ere grow n thiB y e a r th an c u rre d In 1881. H is second m arria g e and som etim es the hay bill can be
ly an d c h a rm in g ly as th ey did on ! j .»illow.
by its use
'
Mrs. 6 . A. E astm an 1 st on em ­
was to Mrs. S arah A nn Bacon, Feb kept dow n m aterially
ever before.
th is occasion.
broidered sh e e ts and pillow
cases.
fa rm e r I b learn in g
It is n o ticeab le, also, th a t
th e ¡1 5 , 1891. He leaves one d a u g h te r T he O regon
T he e n te rta in m e n t w as stag ed bj
Leo S m ith — 1 st on
bed q u ilt,
and th a t
the
ftm o u s B u rb an k is a lm o st w holly d is­ by his first w ife, fo u r g ra n d ch ild ren th a t econom y pays
1913 se n io rs of th e G resh am H igh best co tto n p a tch w o rk , 2nd on emb.
days
of
w
astefu
ln
ess
a
re
alm
ost
,
and
fo
u
r
g
reat
g
ran
d
ch
ild
ren
,
one
ap
p
earin
g
In
th
is
vicinity
an
d
th
a
t
A p a rty 'of frien d s an d n eig h b o rs
school fo r th e p u rp o se of ra isin g sh eets and pillow cases.
and over. “
-Mrs. Belle S to ck to n — 1st on hom e of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. P a rs o n 's took its p lace is b eing
ta k e n
by th e step son, tw o step d a u g h te rs
lu n d s fo r class expenses. Miss Viola m ade ru g .
possession of th e ir hom e at Melrose A m erican W onder and som e o th e r eleven step g ra n d c h ild re n to m ourn
M athew s w as th e le a d e r an d tr a in ­
Ixto S m ith — 1st on
... c ........
h ild 's a d ress, List n ig h t, to help th em c e le b rate
h u s­
Colored
p o tato es his loss. He w as a devoted
e r of th e c h o ru s an d h a s w orked u n ­ 2nd, h a n d k e rc h ie f 2nd, display of ¡ th e ir th irty -fifth u e d d in g a n n iv e r w hite v arieties.
do not sell well in th e m a rk e ts al- ! band. a kind loving fa th e r and
ta ttin g
I
sary
.
A
very
e
n
jo
y
ab
le
ev
en
in
g
was
ceasin g ly to m ak e th e
e n te r ta in ­
Olive M errill— 2nd, c h ild 's dress.
» P td t, a t th e dose* of w hich a boun though som e a re grow n, and th ere good neighbor.
m e n t th e success th a t it was. She
C ora Giese - 2 n d on sofa pillow
G ful r«?Pa«t w as served, th e crown seem s to be at) e ffo rt to d e te rm in e
In a co m m u n icatio n from th e L egis­
is to be c o n g ra tu la te d upon h e r sue-
____ gin
__ -
Mrs. J. F u rls— 1st on 1 dozen
fe a tu re of which w as a b rid e’»
lativ e Tux com m ission of w hich
Seventeen
p ounds su g ar, $1.00
which
v
a
rie
ty
is
g
o
in
g
to
be
th
e
i
cess. Miss E th el M errill p resid ed a t j ^e r ’ c0°k
---- n lee.
-
o 2nd
_ a - on
- b a k in g pow der
.
,-ake in w hich was concealed
two
U pper C ru st flour. >1.10*. At C. ( C has. V. G allow ay Is c h a irm a n , It Is
tne p ian o th ro u g h o u t th e
c h o ru s
181 ° n DevU 8 food
la >er rin g s. T he fo r tu n a te fin d e rs of the best fo r th is section. It Is know n
stu ted th a t u n d e r gu ise of plucing
rin g s w ere Mr. an d Mrs. C. W
th at fu lly 40 d iffe re n t v a rieties a re Store.
scenes w hile L o ttie D av is T hom pson
Mrs. Geo. K in n ear
fine
pieces
of being ex p erim en ted w ith and p ro b a ­
a g ra d u a te d tax on the valu e of
1st,
b aking b ertson. S ev eral
favored th e au d ien c e w ith one ol p ow der b iscu u it.
linen w ere p resen ted to Mrs. P a r ­
•orporate p ro p erty in O regon, pro­
D r Lowe, Oct 30.
Mr.
and bly som e one o r tw o of them will de­
Mamie P itts 2 n i| on D resden em ­ sons. T he g u e sts w ere
h er ch o icest solos w hich b ro u g h t
m
oters of th e sin g le tax th eo ry have
Mrs. O W T a rr, Mrs. E. E. W ell­ velop ns fa v o rite s to ta k e th e place I
a n o th e r even b e tte r In resp o n se to broidery.
concealed a jo k e r In a long const 1-
and o f th e B u rb an k th a t is now being J
Mrs. H. C. F ra m b e rg — 1st,
bed in g , Mrs. C has. Pow ell, Mr.
a p e rs is te n t e n co re th a t sh e could I sp read , cro ch eted .
Mrs. Jas. S te rlin g , Mr. an d M rs C. re la g a te d to th e list of has beens. |
W A NTED- Place to w ork In pri tu tlo d a l a m en d m en t, w hich will go
n ot ig n o re. Miss E v a C am pbell w as
vate fam ily by young lady.
Best before th e people th ro u g h t h e 'i n it ia ­
Mrs. J o h n B row n— 1st, silk p atch - W. A lb ertso n , Mr. an d M rs 11 L.
As
a
m
a
tte
r
of
e
d
u
c
a
tin
g
th
e
peo-
;
w ork q u ilt.
St. C lair, Mr. a an
iiu
d a Mrs.
ir s , R
it
R.
It. VI
C arl-
h e r acco m p an ist on th e piano.
'« co m m en d atio n s.
E n q u ire
Out tive In N ovem ber, an d w hich,
if
pie of th is section on p o ta to b lig h t, ; look office,
Mrs. Geo. K in n e a r— 2nd, cocoa- 8on- 'd r M cK lnsley and Mr. L ord.
•66
Two re c ita tio n s w ere in tro d u ced
passed, will re s u lt In th e th eo ry of
n u t lay er cak e .
;
---------------------
its cau ses and p rev en tio n , P ro fesso r
betw een th e c h o ru s n u m b ers, Miss
single tax becom ing
a
p ra c tic a l
Hit I p and T a k e N otice.
Mrs. A. K ro n — 1st, co co an u t lay er
t l iic k e n P ie Hupper
D aily gave a le c tu re at O rien t S a tu r­
C h ris tie B u rk h o ld e r a n d Miss Mary cake.
T he price on th e
$52.60 V ictor reality in th e state.
T h e R ebecca
L odge
of Kock- day n ig h t.
L aurel R ange in o u r
window
is
B elt re n d e rin g a selectio n each In . , ' ' ’,r8 ° - A u E “ tm a “ — I«« on best wood will give a chicken pie sup-
T his concealing of a “Joker” In
$42.50 th is week. No b e tte r rang«
of b ead in g ,
best d isp lay
a way th a t won for th em fu ll ro u n d s p display
D ally and S unday O reg o n ian and m ade. S te rlin g A K id d er
o m p ad o re e m b ro id ery , sa tin stitc h
C ’ ' t'd n esd ay ev en in g , O ct.
16,
sw eeping a m e n d m e n ts has becom e a
of ap p lau se.
“mb. lunch
clo th , set six
em b ’n «*ie M aecabee hall
C ard gam es Tw ice-a-w eek O u tlo o k , special com ­
h ab it In a tte m p tin g to a d v an ce sin g le
(R e g u la r Dully O reg o n ian , 1 yr. r e g . . . $ 6 00
T hose in th e c h o ru s w ere.
Iris n ap k in s,, best spec. 6 fancy to w els W«R be th e fe a tu re of th e even ing b in atio n , 1 y e a r, $7.75.
tax
leg islatio n as d e m o n s tra te d
by
price fo r Dally and S u n d ay O reg o n ­ l'w lce-a-W eek O utlook, 1 y r . . 1 5(
C o n tin u ed on p ag e 2
•
■ v ited
-- - .
G u lllk so n , B onnie M etzger,
H azel
j " E -----
verybody
in
•66 ian. $8 oo i
he so-called c o u n ty tax a m en d m en t
C om hlnatIon I yr. .
............. 6 00
G oger, E v a H am lin , L a u ra D avis,
w hich w as passed In 1910
In th a t
O live M errill, R u th D ixon, A lice R ob­
am en d m en t ab o litio n
of poll
and
e rts , G ladys C ren sh aw , C o n stan ce
head tax was m ade th e catch p h rase
G ilm an an d Cleo M athew s.
to lu re th e voter, when in reality
LIV ESTO CK .
T he pro ceed s of th e e n te rta in m e n t
Livewtock
the a m en d m en t as a w hole allow ed
K eul E s ta te M id R e n ta ls .
M iscellaneouM .
w as $28.
each co u n ty to provide Its own sys­
F o r Hale.
W ANTED- Pony, safe anil g en tle
tem of ta x a tio n o r exem ption.
fcOTS FOR SALE at C edarville—
Ito iler anil E ngine.
A ndrew T ollyson is im p ro v in g nice­
F ifty to n s loose C lover hay, and fo r boy to rid e an d d riv e. E.
E. Etay te rm s
T his y e a r an a tte m p t is m ade to
H. W. S n astiall P hone
F
o
r
S
ale,
cheap—
5
horse
pow
er
ly an d is ab le to a tte n d
to lig h t 20 to n s loose s tra w , in barn.
E llsw o rth , C leone, O re., o r
phone G iesham 74
tf
and
u p rig h t
en gine.
M cC arter seduce th e v o ter th ro u g h a series of
.w ork.
* *67
F o u r good
cow s an d
sev eral J . W. B eneke.
g ra d u a te d assessm en ts on p ro p ertie s
H ouse, G resham .
66
brood sow s w ith pigs
FO R R EN T — A sm all
fr u it and
valued at $10,000 or over.
latu n eli “C o x e y .”
tf
C. M SM ITH , p hone 258
F O It SALE- T h o ro u g h b red W hite chicken ra n ch w ith in th e city lim its j
The " J o k e r" is concealed
in the
R ye and V etch.
36 ft. 60 horse p o w er, 4-cylin-
fo g h o rn s. F iv e dozen h en s an d fo u r of G resham . E n q u ire a t th e B ank ■
Seed
fo
r
sale
by
B
C.
A
ltm
an
,
seventh
section
of
th
e
proposed
66
H u n e B a r g a in s
ro o sters, good b reed ers, tw o y ears o f G reahain.
d e r, cypress H u ll, very speedy. B oat
am e n d m e n t,
labeled
section
(I)
G resham , R. 2.
tf
Several g en tle d riv in g m ares and old, th a t go fo r $9.50 p er dozen, as
house 17x51 feet,
$1600
o r will
and
Is
as
follow
s
"T
h
e
people
of
long
as
they
last,
L
o
catio
n
,
th
re
e
M
ISC
E
L
L
A
N
E
O
U
S
tra d e fo r acreage.
67
y o u n g sta n d a rd an d th o ro u g h b re d
m iles e a st of G resham on th e P ow ell
CORDW OOD deliv ered by Jo in any co u n ty may at any tim e by a
horses a t y o u r ow n p rice. .M errill, V alley road
A ddress, Jo h n Dhnel-
FOR S A L E —-1 2-horse pow er g as­ ..a rso n , R o u te 4, p hone 324.
county law assess and lax personal
W A NTED — S everal men to pick up Rose V ista F a rm s.
tf
tf son, ro u te 2, box 31, G resh am , O r­
p ro p e rly and Im provem ents on. In
p o tato es.
C. M
S m ith .
Phone
egon
»86 olene e n g in e and p u m p in good o r­
In d ian K u iiik r D u ck s.
der, cheap. A. D ow sett, G resham , t
268.
6ç
and u n d e r land In
th e ir county,
FO R SA LE— T eam of colts, com ­
ing fo u r; broke to d riv e
E n q u ire
A m erican S ta n d a rd , w hite
and but except a s such p ro p erty may be
W A NTED — O ne
dozen
Single
or C om b R hode Islan d Red p u lle ts One
MAN W A N TED , w ho has w orked Ed. H am ilto n , G resham R. 2,
G asoline W ix m I s h i i .
taxed by and u n d er
faw n , $1.50 each.
G re a te st egg assessed and
p hone 35x1.
tf
in th e woods. S alary $2.50 p er day
W e w ould lik e to saw y o u r wood p ro d u cers. H. W. C ooley, T ro u td a le such co u n ty law s th e sam e
ro o ste r of d iffe re n t breed.
T ele­
1« ex­
Steady w ork A ddress, W. H. O 'N eill,
phone No.
50x1
em
pt
from
ta
x
atio
n
In
O
regon
"
8 to ck hogs w an ted . T. R. How- p hone 133. Mrs J . S B u m s, H I , P lease call o r
R. 1, p h o n e 434.
»tf
T ro u td a le , O regon.
*66
T horen A M agnuson, G resham .
tf
68
ltt, Gresham.
tf box 63, T ro u td a le , Ore.
By th e provision Included in th is
F O R SA LE— C an ad ian F ield peas sentence, a s th e proposed a m e n d ­
T eam M ules.
D o n 't F o rg e t It.
G resham F eed Mill
w an ts o ats
REAL ESTATE AM» RENTAL«
m ent Is m ade self-executing, a u to ­
Good p u lle rs, a t a b a rg a in , sev­
and w h eat. H ig h e st cash
prices fo r seed, a t 4 cents a pound. Wm
A n o th e r
of
th o se
d e lig h tfu l e ra l d riv in g o h rses
m atically all p erso n al p ro p e rty and
M errill, Rose
P hone 6S I.
S
helley,
T
ro
u
td
a
le
.
R.
2,
phone
d ances by S andy C o n cert
B and in V ista F a rm s.
F O R R E N T - F iv e
housekeeping
tf
all b u ild in g s and Im provem ents upon
C o rb ett 64
tf
S h elley 's h all, S a tu rd a y n ig h t, Oct
room s, p la ste re d , city w ater. E n ­
A iilo fiio h ile Itargain
land w ould be exem pt from
tax a-
19. Good m usic, good su p p er. T ick ­
F R E S H COW S fo r S a le — H
C. q u ire a t D uke s C o n fectlo n ery .G resh- j S m all c a r, alm o st new a t
h a lf
•
lon
T
hia
w
ould
even
exem
pt
«11
If
Vnu
Neesl
L
unils-r
e ts 76 cen ts.
(7
W ihlon, G resham R 4 P h o n e 381 tf
am , o r p hone O u tlook.
tf
price If ta k e n im m ediately.
M er­ See S andy R idge L u m b e r com pany b u ild in g s an d lm p ro v em en st upon
rill, Rose V ista F a rm s.
tf
E yes tested and g la sse s
fitted
Best g rad es, low prices
R ough and i lan d s of 4h« c o rp o ra tio n s w hich a re
W A NTED to buy a good D u r­
FOR SALE, cheap— 2 Vg
acres,
Dr. Geo In g lis, T ro u td a le , O re 69 h am
or
H o lstein
b u ll.
Boss
finish
W
ill
d
eliv
er
from
o u r new m entioned a* fallin g u n d e r th e pro­
LOST- A sm all black and w hite
A W alk er.
L enta, O regon
Box new bouse an d b a rn , good location
, m ill, 2 m iles so u th of K elso. P hone visions of th e g ra d u a te d tax section.
697.
clncked
sh
aw
l,
betw
een
P
leasan
t
N ear A dvent ch u rch , 2 m iles e a st
S o n ic M o re Choice Lota.
•69
Home of th e m ost v alu ab le p ro p e r­
31x1.
a gg
For Sale in Zenith addition by
of T ro u td ale. J o t W. C row ston t f ' Htrne depot and tw o miles south on
tie s of such co rp o ratio n * w ould be
the ow ners
The Independent Land
FOR SALE— R egistered H olstein
Study road. Finder leave at Mark­
Company
Easy term s
Buy direct bull, 2 years old
7 OR SALE— G asoline drag saw, en tire ly ex em p t from ta x a tio n , even
tf
Also
Simplex
FOR RENT— Cottage on Main e r s store. Reward.
and save com m ission
See E H
King of the W oods.” nearly new to the graudated tax.
cream
separator
No
7.
Good
as
street, 6 rooms, electric ligh ts, city I ¡1 ) and Sunday Oregonian
K elly, Ree Third street and K ell)
A. E D eliaven ,
Gresham,
R. 2.
'•
new. C. W. A lbertson, phone 93 tf water
avenue.
tf
Chas. Cleveland.
tf
Dally and Bunday Journal and
lud O utlook, 1 y e a r ...............$7.76
Phone 463.
<gg
O utlook, 1 y e a r . , , , , .............$7 i o
OBSERVE 33D
POTATO CROP
ANNIVERSARY SUFFERS BLIGHT
Death of Ransom Hyatt
Mr. and Mrs. Parsons
Celebrate 35th Wedding
“Joker” in the Bill
WANT ADS.—The Outlook’s Bargain Counter—WANT ADS