Gresham outlook., November 19, 1912, Image 1

TWICE A WEEK
G resham O utlook
Ever at Your Service
Phone 701
>1.50 PER YEAR
13203439
MUST BE NATURALIZED
CARROL S. SMITH
AT MINNEAPOLIS
Salurday n igh ts nom inating cau ­
According to au article iu the
cus w as attended by about . u vot­
Stockyard Show a Revelation.
Oregon Journal of Nov. i s , malty
ers, wj me of whom retrained from
foreign horn wouieu have applied Oregon and G resham District
L mon Meat Com pany
tak in g a part in the proceedings.
to the county clerk's
office
for
The lo lio w iu g were endorsed for
Entertainers.
A w ake Interest of the
blanks to take out their first nat­
th e city o ffices to be filled at the
uralization papers
The
law
re­
Easterners.
com ing electio n ;
F or mayor, E
E L. THORPE
quires womeu of forvigu birth to
C.
L
indsey;
recorder,
Janies
Elking-
Down at th e stockyards they have
become naturalised as well as men,
The Outlook Is In receipt of a
ton, treasurer. Mrs. M innie Clauu-
w e n though their
husbands
are
got a m illion dollars eucased
iu
letter
dated Nov. 1», from
C. 8
han, m arshal,
Jam es McKinney,
! i Itiselis.
raw hides. Sounds strange, doesn't to u u ciliu eu George M etzger, L. L.
Sm
ith,
wlio
is
iu
Mlnnapolta
attend
This is contrary to the inform »
it ? But they are there and they Kidder and \\ H. Biddle. A om iuat-
lion given to Mrs Gust 1 .arson of ing the great N orthwest L m Z show.
c a n e from all over the country. Ing p etitio n s have been circulated
Gresham, by a deputy county clerk, A pari of his letter follow s;
W hen a visitor looks at the herds and filed by ail of the nom inees who
a lieu she went last week to m ake np-
1 arrived iu M inneapolis S atu r­
of Jerseys.
A yershires,
H olstetus have sign ified their acceptance, but
pll.mtion for
iltlseiisln p
papers day morning aud have been busy
and G uernseys it takes a w hole lot som e o f both tick ets w ill decline
She was told positively that such trying to gel the exhibit In shape
of im agination to realize »the wealth ih e race for m ayor has narrowed
a move was unneevssary sin ce her for upeniug day, "today" and
we
of a good dairy hern, even though down to Lewis Shattuck and E I
husband was a ctllsen. , Mi's. Lar have done flue. The exhibit is the
de­
the visitor l»e a dairym an that is a ■ L iudsey. Mr E lk in gtou has
son consulted law yers who agreed most com plete I have
w <»
dairym an from Eastern -Multnomah clined lo run for recorder, leaving
with the view expressed
by
ihe having a great deal more stu ff than
For
Out here we have dairy herds of the field to D. M. Roberts.
deputy county clerk.
we had room to display
Several
varying sizes, w ith an average o f a I treasurer the itom iuees a te J. H.
The naturalization hearing d osed boxes we didn't open ow ing to lack
dozen headj to the herd, and scarce­ Metzger and Mrs. Clauahau, while
j Saturday. Heury II. Hasxard, natur­ of room, but the
Great Northern
ly one of them would bring a hun­ the o ffice of m arshal w ill be con ­
alization exam iner of Seattle, was and Nurtlieru P acific railroads ad­
U ullickaou
and
dred dollars except a few lately im ­ tested by iieury
in charge of the cross examination vised us tonight that
we could
F or councilm en
ported
The herds at
the stock- Jam es M cKiuney.
of applicants.
have w indow s In their tlc k e f offices
yards are object lessons
in
fine there w ill lie at least six candidates,
down in Ihe city.
will
slock and their en tire value lies in hut som e of th ose nom inated
I met personally Mr. l-ewls Hili,
decline to run.
A cceptances have
their butter producing abilities.
president of tlie Great N orthern, aud
A cow that w ill net ' i t s
owner liot been filed by any of them yet
Mr. Jus H annaford, vice preaiileut.
>240 a year is som e cow. She is but w ill be handed in before the
Northern Pacific railwuy, In tlie Ore
there and her exact value is said tim e lim it expires. The nom inating
gon exhibit tonight and
Mr. Hill
I lie Happy Heart d asa met
at
to be * *180u. That is over 13 ¡.er p etition s were thought advisable by
said, "The Oregon exhibit
In my
! tlie home of their teacher.
Miss
cent on the value but she Is not tlie city attorney to comply with the
opinion la qi<> moat com prehensive of
Viola Mathews to
organize,
hut
for sale. The owner of It» such cow s primary law.
tliq w hole show '' und slated that he
their main object was to open the
and a 2U-acre farm anyw hese
in
was gluil Indeed that Ihe great state
box of candy they won last Sunday
th is vicinity wuuld be ritdp in no
of Oregon had com e to the front In
for giving the largest am ount ol
tim e, for to
the
butler
profits
such a substantial way.
Last year
money toward the »tong booki.
would be added the v'alue of the
they were hardly In evidence, thia
The officer» chnacn wero, prvsl-
calves, which down at
the stock
year they are the w hole allow
dent, Wilson East mull, vlen-preal-
slio w 'a re worth *15u when only a
I do not know hew many people
A ttention is again directed to the
dent, Maliel Michel; secretary, Loren
d a y old, and their value increase«
» ere in attendance today but there
auction sale to he
held
at
the
Myers;
treasurer,
Oral
Itauey
am azingly as they grow older. The
were big crow ds all day aud inuiiy
Sweet Briar faint next
Thursday.
Com m ittees were appointed for re­
lesson is that they are ju st as easily
expressed the desire
to com e
to
Mr. W allace lias succeeded in build­
fr e s h m e n ts
ami
decorating
tile Oregon.
kept as u scrub anim al and worth
ing up a fine herd of Jersey dairy
| church. They meet again the first
tw enty tim es as much.
Our booklets have not urrived but
stock, all of which w ill
he sold.
Tuesday in December
Those pres­
1 he stock show was opened y es­
H4 ENEM IT THE I SIGN STOCK I IKIM.
I am looking for them iu the m orn­
He is retiring from the
business
ent were, H asel Shattuck,
Murium
terday m orning and the attendance
The Livestock show opened yesterday and w ill continue th is w.
I need them badly. Oregon,
and w ill m ove to Southern C alifor­
H. Glllm an, Harry liu m iiton , W inifred- ing
for the first day was very gratifying
so far is short of d elegates to talk
nia where he w ill en gage in other There is an exceptionally fine display of blooded cattle, sheep
and
Clark
in every way. H undreds o f people
hogs
The Outlook is Indebted to the P eninsula Herald for the "tin St. f la ir , Wilson Eastm an,
to the people und it keeps us at
p u n tilta.
S llllion Albert Camp, Grace F ield ­
from all qver the county were there
of
the
above
pictures.
It long hours. At present the sec­
Mr. W allace cam e here about five
house. Lelu Matbewa, Oral Raney,
and many from a distance. ¡Special
retary»
E ugene Commercial club,
years a¿b from Portland where he
Mabel M Idiot, Beheaiia
Mat (lews.
cars took the crow ds down there
Oregon City C om m ercial club, and
was at one tim e engaged
in
the
, Loren Myers, W illiam
Bell,
Glen
under the care and direction of the
Gresham Commercial club are all
grocery business
He
was
for
Rusher und Guy Fieldhouse
Ito
business men s clubs o f the
East
that are here lo bundle the exhibit
(aw h ile a teacher of bookkeeping iu
i reslniienta were served ami games
side. Those in charge of the ex ­
hut more will undoubtedly com e t o ­
I the B ehnke-W alker business college
played and all left for home at
cursions were O. E. W elter, J. H
day
The show is a great success,
j The Sw eet- Brier farm belongs lo
9:45
N olta, Dan K ellaher, O. M. P lum ­
and is doing w onderful work in ed ­
E. B. W illiam s, who bought it 23
M
inneapolis.
November
15.—
mer, L. M. Lepper and Councilm an
country east of Portland und curry­
ucating the people In regard to the
years ago when it was practically a
McGuire, and they made a success
Editor
O u tlo o k .— Just a line
to ing a G resham -Pleasant H om e book­
Pacific N orth w est.• A bsolutely
no
w ilderness. It con tain s
24u acres
let.
o f it in a way that th e visitors
literature ut a real eatale firm Is
nearly a ll iu cu ltivation or in p a s-, let you know the booklets arrived
fully appreciated.
A fine dinner,
Mr. lo w le , a friend of our good
allow ed to he passed out aud peo­
ture, and is one o f the finest farm s last evening. I needed them badly
of strictly home cooking had been
ple seeui lo realize that they
are
in Eastern M ultnom ah. Mr.
W il­ as the first three days o f tlie siiow citizen s the Honeys, called upon m e ,
provided by the packing com panies
in the Oregon booth, and we hud
An Interesting m eeting
of the Itelng given reliable Information "
liams m akes it lyls country
home, I had nothing to offer
The
book­
which was the least of th e surprises
association
was
a pleasant chat. Mr .Towle states ' I a ie u t-le a c lie r s
being a w ell-know n law yer in P ort­
that the visitors enjoyed, in
the
lets are fine und com pare favorably he exp ects to com e
In-Id ut tlie schoolhouse lust Friday
to
Gresham
|
The M inneapolis Journal
under
land.
evening. A constitution and by-luws
stock pens, and in the ahatoira of
ieith
any
offered at tie- siiow He is a very successful
business I » ere adopted
date of Nov 13 has the follow ing
G.
I
Neul
was
the Union Meat com pany they lu u u u
S»-»1 W in d o w D is p la y ,
1 need o ffer no apology when passing man of M inneapolis, and a man we! elected president in place of Bert com m ent on the Oregon exhibit:
much more ot interest than eating
Lindsey, resigned, and Mrs C. II
will be glad to have with us.
The profusion and variety of land
W e' were able
to
purchase them out.
a good diuner, for dinners can be through a Japanese im porter som e
Lane was elected treasurer In place products shown In the Oregon exh i­
The show is a grand success, a ' of Mrs. Get rude Metzger who i,
The
first
I
w
o
days
of
the
show
had every day, hut fine slock show s beautiful pieces of hand
painted
bit at ih e N orthw estern Products ez-
great education, a bringing
b efóte' signed.
ih e program included
don't couie so often.
drew a curiosity crowd and children
< b in s at prices that w ill
interest
the people of actual facia In ma , piano so le by Miss Irene By n ice of position I11 tlie Armory are so greut
L'niforiued gu id es were in atten d ­ everyone. A ssortm ent includes nut- hut yesterday, farm ers and people
The
terlal form and is absolutely
free Port laud, a paper on " llow parents aa lo bewilder Ihe visitor.
an ce and the visitors were taken io
ayt iu kuow the conditions In the priMlucls which represent practically
howls, sugar shakers and
many 1 of the city came and sat down in from real estate boom ing,
being i sih o o l." which was follow ed by
the cattle pens where the
m illion novel pieces, su itab le for gifts.
the booth and talked. 1 had many promoted
by
the
N orthw estern' general discussion which was freely every variety of fruit and vegetable
d ollars iu leuther was seen.
j hen
Inquiries in regard to Gresham, and states.
77
THE ijp V E L T Y SHOP
partii ipiiiisl in by both teachers und native lo the tem perate zone are
through tlie yards, overflow ing with
p.irci ts
Tlie nex, n oetlng will
find a goodly number who are In­
shown Just as they cotue from the
•
Tomorrow,
Suturduy,
is
Oregou
I
belli on I tec. 18.
high grade cattle, sheep and hogs
* 3 5 .UU buys a Victor Laurel range terested in a place so close to Port­ D a / und we are going lo give away '
farms and Hardens o f the state, ar­
aw aitin g sale on the abattoirs, and this week
Sterlin g A Kidder
land, and many are surprised to hear seeds. Ferns and m istletoe,
ranged
tastefu lly hut w ithout any e f ­
also!
Rockwood Grunge
masquerade,
on Into Ihe new er additions that are 1
that there is a good county east of Rose City buttons, " 1 8 1 8 ” with an W ednesday evening, Nov 27, Thanks fort to draw atten tion to tlie man
yet unfinished hut which are coet-
Court Greahirtn, No. 81, F orest-' Portland, saying they though:
the Oregon ribbon
tier of display rather than
to the
giving eve
Ail are welcome.
tf
. Ing the company fao .o u u more Tile era of America, w ill give its first
best country was just west of the
things displayed. The 660
feet
E
veryone
tells
ua
we
have
the
system that h an oles a volum e of annual dance at the Commercial club
Good apples, good cider, a good of space occupied by the exhibit is
b ills bai k of Portland, and insisted greatest exhibit at the show , aad
business aggregatin g tlj .u o u .b o o a hall, Nov. 2k, T hanksgiving uighl.
all east b f Portland was a big gravel of course we attract lots of atten ­ fire In the «-veiling and Ihe weekly enclosed by s railing with a top
year was explained and to a novice All are cordially invited to attend
Oregonian m akes life on Ihe farm <lecoratlon of hug«, Oregon pum pkins
bed
These people went aw ay say­ tion.
More later
it was staggerin g
It seem s sim ple Tickets *1; ladles free.
a
pleasure
It and (lie O utlook one a sd festoon« of Oregon grapes, Ihe
7k
ing they were interested
in
the
C H H M IT H
en ou gh lo look al a lot o f cattle,
full year for *1 76
leaves of which closely resem ble h ol­
sheep and sw ine and say that il
ly. Appltsi, potatoes, corn, beaus,
is a fin e display. So it
is
but
o sls, m illet, rye, alfalfa, barley,
the m anagem ent Is fine that directs
sweet corn, yellow dent corn, clover,
It and p u t! forth the enterprise and
I l.l I I \ L
h T f U - K
u
EtvTOt
vetch, tesel, turnips, cu* umbers ami
l.it«*l«M -k
Heal E state an ,| H eñ íais .
exertion s that have brought the a n ­
MI m «* I Ian«*« pur .
eveu the tohaco leaf and cauliflow er
nual stock show to such perfection
FOR SALE -C heap, 3 thorough­
are shown In th e Oregon exhibit
TAKEN CP By the town m ar­
FOR RENT 4 rooms su itab le for
that a m illion d ollars can be seen bred Jersey bull calves, 5 and
li shal, on Nov 15, 1912. One roan
Corn that yield s sixty bushels to
I*Oil HALE 1>< j wtiing gooM*b«rry,
CRy water Mrs J
lyin g around in the cattle stalls to m onths old. Can
be
register«.-d. pony about 80« pounds,
roarhed housekeeping
Ch«r.> «urraiii, Lawton blackberry, Hie acre, clover th at grow s to a
tf
if
inane.
II. GvIUckaon,
m arshal, L. ila r n on, Gresham
be wondered at and praised by e v ­ Charles H orning, B ull Run
and
C u th tart raaplwrry, and Mammoth length of six and seven feet
Gresham
7« '
erybody w hether ju d ges of
fine
rbuburt rootip also 1 road cart and yield s four and five ton s to Ihe
A
r
c
I
i,u
l„
d
n
g
to
H
u
lld
'.*
HORSE
FOR
SALE
W
eighs
about
stock or not.
1 fcaddla. W F. Camming, Trout- sere, rye that stanils seven feet high,
X k U pouuds.
W ell broken and re­
IO .II E n T A 'I E I H l i t K . M U h
If so, con su lt W. H Karr. Gresham,
The dairy exh ib it in the Union liable
Edna E. Stanley, phone 5».
und vetch, a forage plant, which
dale, Oregon, phone 1 6 i
»if
Meat com pany's plant mi just a Gresham
• /
FOR
RENT 5 % acres, gixxl Orwgon. P lans and estim a tes furn
yield
s aa high a . seven tons to the
u
■ level ground, su itab le for
nursery I shed
little bit the best ever.
Oregon
sere, are shown lg the exhibit
A Ml** f«pr Hale.
stock,
or
any
grow
ing
crops
For
products are there in
com parison
FOR SALE R egistered Holstein
Butck auto, 20 h p Model IU Pum pkins and sq u ish figure prom i­
tern.» address
Edw
M Roberta,
K « n n e M o re I R olen la«(a.
with that from oth er states, and bull, 2 years old. A lso
Sim plez W elches, Oregon.
4 pasaenger. *26u takes It
tf
A E nently am ong the pr (ducts shown by
For S ale In ik-nlib addition by IslruJs^y, (ìr^shani.
our rank as producers o f batter and cream separator No. 7. Good as
tf
the state of Oregot
The
largest
7 lie In d e p e n d e n t J,and
I beese w ill be known before
the new
c . W. A lbertson, phone 83 tf
FOR SALE 4u acres o f brush the ow ners
squash yw elgbg 127 pounds, and. ex­
FOR HALE
1 «haro In Handy
Buy direct
land 1 <■* m iles east
of
Boring Company. Easy term s
show cloees. From the indications
> r«-am.ry
N. K la o m a n . Boring. cept for color, looks more lik e s huge
8«« E
H
*4880. A H ers, B oring, Ore
»78 an d save C o m m is s io n
there Is good reason to
belle we
1«, Trail«-.
Oregon
boulder than a product of the soil
tf
K elly, R«s .Third strtjel and Kelly
that Oregon w ill not fall
behind
A 3% w agon, narrow track for
Pam pas graaa which
Is used
to
tf
FO R HALE, cheap 2
acres, avenue
a
wide
track
w
agon,
a
lto
I
span
an y other state represented
Som e
InruloUor.
decorate yards and gardens, m istle­
28o«i
pound
horses
for
a
1290*
new bouae and barn, good location
o f th e wefjr best arw
in rotnpe-
24U-e«g incubator, good condition toe grown In Oregon and gourds
MIX K IX 4N M M «
pound team . J C. Bel leu, T rout­ Near A dvent church, 2 m iles east
tit ion and are strivin g hard to car­ d ale, Oregon
deli cheap, or trade
for Il vaatfjrk th at look like large goose exga, are
tf
of T routdale
Jos W C ro ss!o n u
ry o ff first honors.
W
il WUa«>nt CU mnm , R oute 1, shown to Illustrate the variety of
Hr-lp U a s lo l.
One of the interesting
features _ FOR MALL 1, 3*4 heavy wagon. ¡
78
If you would lik e 6 acres o s ,i.u t 1 ox 8 A.
the produrta that may be grown In
t • W *Ml !•*
w ill be a P asteu risin g plant in fa ll I Iron barrow, good aa new. 1 bay ;
own term s and em ploym ent
furn­
'h e ntata
HA1 v
one «
‘ ^
«
Yraln«-<| Wgrae,
operation at which w ill be shown horae 1 lu « Iba, 8 y ek r. oi l.
ished t»r year around, where you
Fisherm en w ill be Interested
In
be««, , “
M
'"•«< are assured of m aking good and pay
all the me (hods used in the up-to- set doubl« harraen 1 top
Mrs It R
S to n e r ,
a
tr a in e d the exhibit o f fish from the rivers
,
___t
,
I
trees
Hot
and
row
water
In
date handling o f m ilk
It la un­ n gKod condition.
I
out on your land, beat of soli, m ar­ nurse solicits patronage Will lake of Oregon
A royal chlnooh salmon
house
B uildings old
fortu n ately true that
the
things
17 little pigs. 5 pigs three m onths
ket guaranteed for ail produce you patients a t her hom e in Gresham ’ hat w eighs thirty pounds and a
Team
,
wagon.
harness
mower,
that m ake the Important difference« old.
*78
can raise on your land, call and see- Phone 8s2,
sturgeon the sam e weight from the
(■he, plow , cbkkens,' hay, potatoes,
it» m ilk are those we neither see,
I Jersey cow
*
F’- M ley at his r«-sl«lea<e, across;
W lllaiuett« river w ill Indicate what
s
il
go
Price
low
Terms
A.
H
taste nor sm ell
In certified milk,
I f I ' * * V -e« l le i o lw - r
Enquire R W F o rb e s . L ln n e m a n
frm n Grange h all,
Pow ell
Valley
the
Oregon rlvnrs yield
<l«vuld. Greehsm
7s
the quality |g safeguarded by fre­ Station, phone US.
75
road, G resham , Oregon. Ask for See Sandy lild g e Lum Iter company
Apple« In «rent variety rrom the
quent tnspec'iori of rows, as well as
booklet
lk-st grs«l4M, low prices
Rough and apple district In the Cmpqua valley
A three-room house for rent. For
surround lags, all milk
being
la-
U > T 8 F O R SALK at C ed arville
finish
Will deliver from our new are s h o w n > o « o n g o t h e r
p r o d a e ig
•
Gresham
Feed
Mill
w
ants
oet»
particulars
w
rite
Mfs
M
Stone,
Easy term s
H W S aasb all Phone
Continued on page 4
and wheat
Highest
rash
prices m ill. 2 m iles south of K elso Phone from the state
The apple esn ib it
Gresham 7«
tf
Gresham. Or.-gon. It 4
i'houe 681.
4111
*8 8
Continued uu page 4
HAPPY HEART CLASS
MEETS AND ORGANIZES
H. J. WALLACE WILL
GO TO CALIFORNIA
CROWDS THRONG
GRESHAM DIS’T BOOTH
INTERESTING MEETING,
PATRON-TEACHERS
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