Gresham outlook., November 29, 1912, Page 4, Image 4

•A l.K K i l l«
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK,
FR ID A Y ,
NOVEMBER
Ray H Todd has made arrange­
m ents to move his shop to the Cleve
land building in the room recently
for a
Miss N ina B eit, who has been occupied by Air Cleveland
to
su fferin g from a severe attack of real estate office. He expects
grip for the past week or two, is have a nice line of C hristm as articles
on display in the way of electrical
now able to be around again.
specialties.
Twin g irls were born
today to
Rev S. F. P itts preached to a
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Johnson, wno
occupy one of Air. H e iu e y s
cot­ well filled house at Springdale, Ore­
gon, last Sunday evening.
tages.
The - -------------
Masonic —
lodge
No. - 152
C. At. Sm ith has decided to uoiu i
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-- w
- • ill
••
a saie on December
12,
beiore | ho*d a gP«clal com m unication this
rlday evening
ter
a n - Friday
evening. Work in the F. C.
leaving lor Seattle. A la
later
an­
nouncem ent w ill give the list
ox degree.
W. K. H am ilton is fin ish in g a
ai Ucles.
Mrs. Robinson
Airs. L. C. Lindsey and grund- sm all cottage for
daughter, Ueieun Metzger,-
spent ' and w111 “oon ^ I n on an addition
j /cttieid
e s i e l d a ay
v
wiLh t the
h e
r u n n e r , u i a . e r I to A |bert D ow cettg house.
with
fo
r m e r s sister
A. P otter of Portland
spent
A irs. Drake and fam ily, at Ander­
i T hanksgiving with his daughter, Mrs.
son station.
Alias Carrie Herm an of Portland F. L. Everson.
G RESH AM
All $3.50
Shoes
AT
$3.15
AH T h is W e e k
Your choice from our stock of $3.50
M en’s Shoes, selling for $ 3 .15. Standard
Makes and Splendid ' Values.
This
Special for all this week only !
Edw. Aylsworth
was the gu est o f Mrs. Wlrtz and
Miss H azel
Wirtz.
Carl
Wlrtz
spent the day with the hom e folks
Anas D ella ¡Smith of Hood River
is the gu est of her sister
Airs.
Chas.
Camp. Airs. Camp
enter-1
-ru
,,
talned for dinner yesterday Air and
*
^ a n sp o rta tio u
iura fc. M Cauiu
*
company was organized on VVedues
Mr ui.,1
7 ■
u
and its first business was to
Air. and M is. Edw. Roberts came ... i,
t r , . . , . vc
, I
Lak*
;
lt*e stockholders, members
down from W elches to spend lliau k z-
„(V,,. ,
,,
and officers out lor a surprise parly
givin g day with John R ob erts'fam ily
,
f
f
/
rr.uv win . . .
Z that evening to the hom e ot W. B.
1 hey will it w a iu *ur a week or two I o
visiting with relatives
Parsons and w ile on the Heaver
GRANGE JOY RIDERS
SURPRISE MR. PARSONS
In the Brick
Next to P.0
Mr. and Airs. Earl Townsend of
,
' Portland . . . i .1 ■ .
.
1 he w hole train was made up in
* o r t la u u aucl their twin babieu Hpeutlsv-
,
• nana I I
...
F
Gresnam and consisted of H.
E.
th a n k sg iv in g with Airs. C. W. Doane
.
vira h
I
° D avis
auto truck m ade over tor
Airs. Doane also entertained
Mr. L ,
! a„,i vira I i .
I I , .
the occasion, th e crew was made
and Airs. John Lauderhack and Airs.
.
' <i<u,d tan,.a, » u ,i
,
..
UP o i meu much to the disgust ot
u o o d lello w of Portland. Alisa A d a , ,
D o a n .
a .. 1
v<
v ,
1 he wuui«h stock holders who lost
Uoahe and Airs.
Earl
l o w u s e iid
**
u
their
rights on
this occasion
be-
w ill spend a few days with
their L „ U8i.
considered
beyond
I h e c o m f o r t a n d c o n v e n ie n c e o f a s a n ita r y w a te r s y s te m
m other, Mrs. Doaue.
tlieir abilitiesy to do business
in
a r e n o t lu x u r ie s b u t m o d e r n n e c e s s itie s . T h e i r s u c c e s s f u l
Mr N eal, president of the Pat- oppoBitiou tQ
co-operative indus-
o p e r a tio n d e p e n d s o n th e d e liv e r y o f w a te r w ith a fo rc e o r
ro u -tea ch ers
association has
ap-
tties. F. C. Hodge was conductor;
p r e s s u r e . A t a c o m p a r a tiv e ly s m a ll e x p e n s e w a te r c a n b e | pointed the program com m ittee, as W. H. Congdon, engineer; H. E.
orileretf
at
the
last
m
eeting,
d e liv e r e d u n d e r p r e s s u r e in a n y is o la te d c o u n tr y h o m e .
1181 D avis, firem an; George Sleret and
I follow s:
Mrs.
N ina B elt,
Mrs.
John F ieldhouse, brakemen.
The
|x ;n a St. Clair, Mrs. -Al. (J. Nelson
W e a r e h a n d lin g
th e F a ir b a n k s M o rs e S y s te m , h a v e
latter
rode
ou
the
rear
and
carried
' G. R. R obinson, Airs. Myers
in s ta lle d s e v e r a l w h ic h a r e g iv in g e x c e lle n t s a tis fa c tio n .
a liu J ulocks of wood
to
•'chock"
the
Aliss Goodwin.
..
..
,,
w iiw
io wuvii
«w w arv. m
heels
when u
necessary.
Air. , uav
D avis b
Mr. and Mrs. Maxwell Schneider
,
LETS TA LK
IT
OVER
I I truiiz
i in
i g dinner
.«
took 'n,
th a n , k d sg iv
with Mr. fixed up a roost underneath with a
and Airs. O A.
| monkey wrench in his hand, w hile
and Mrs. (J. A. K¿miniati
Mr. Congdon carried the gas-o-liue
J. D. Regner spent Thanksgiving
in his head.
with his granddaughter, Mrs. V. L.
rlh e stockholders in the company
Johnson in Portland. There were
H a rd w a re Store
are Mr. and Mrs.
H.
E.
D avis,
also present his son
A rthur and
In th e Gresham Investm ent Com pany's New B ull.ling
w ife, and his daughter Mrs. H attie I
“ d u M” ’ 1( he"do,r^ “ rugger.
C ottrell of San Francisco
I ' F a“ d
" * ' C’ H ° di!e’ Mr and
I The many old acquaintances of C.
“nd
Mn*
F Piiui.
f,
...
Dan Aletzger, Air. and Mrs. W. H.
' P l ugh reg iet to hear of his pro-
,
..
h.noo.i oiov.
. . . .
*
Congdon, Mr. and Mrs. George Les-
longed sickness at Spokane and ,,
..
...
„
, ... . . .
wish him a speedy recovery,
' “ **’ Mr “"d Mr“' Fred
Mr. aud Mrs. K avanaugh, Mrs. E.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. B iddle spent
E. W elling aud children, John Field-
the day yesterduy with friends
1,11 house and Miss A llen.
Portland.
Mr. and Airs. P arsons said it was
Grandpa and Airs. S. B. Johnson
the first tim e they were ever sur­
entertained yesterday their son Ed.
prised and nobody
blam es
them
and his w ife and
daughter from
for saying it. A fter eatin g every­
P ortland, also Mr. and
Mrs.C. J.
th in g in sigh t which they did before
Lundquist.
New Patterns and Low Prices
( 0 o'clock, the com pany cam e back
Rev. Mr. W ilson and fam ily aud
John ilram hall and
fam ily spent to Gresham and is m aking plans to
in crease their capital
stock
and
T
hanksgiving
at
th
e
hom
e of Martin
G R E S H A M , P h o n e 651
m
ake
other
excursions.
Lennartz. *
Why Not Have Fresh Water
In Your House
T h e N ext Event ¡a
CHRISTMAS
O u r S to re is te e m in g w ith g o o d th in g s
fo r C h r is tm a s G ifts .
SHO ES
L a d le ’s h e lt S lip p e r s so ft a n d h a r d so le s.
C h ild r e n s F e lt S l i p p e r s / R e d ,
I m f a n t’s S h o e s , s o ft so le s
$ 1 .2 5
a p r.
8 0 c a p r.
2 5 c to 50c a p r.
5 0 e to $ 1 .2 5 a p r.
h a r d so le s
O u r T o y an d Doll Dep;artm ent
U n b r e a k a b le J o in te d
U n b ie a k a b le C h a r a c te r
50c to $ 1 .5 0
50c to $ 1 .5 0
2 5 c to 75c e a c h
B is q u e D o lls
E le c tric a l M o to rs
$ 1 .5 0 to $1.75
THE IADS STORE B e r t [ j n ( l S e y ’ S
DRY GOODS SHOP
Sterling & Kidder’s
SIL V E R W A R E
For y o u r T hanksgiving dinner. D eco r­
ate y o u r table w ith a few n ew fancy
pieces of Silver an d carv e y o u r tu rk ey
with a new Carving Set.
W . R. B U R K E , J e w e le r
A DOLLAR SAVED
I» a D O L L A R E A R N E D
A Million Days~a Million Dollars.
5 Iba. L a rd
10 lbs. L a rd
Choicest Bacon
Start Right Now
65c
$ 1 .2 5
1 8 c and 2 O c
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OUTLOOK
Laura V. B ulkeley spent Thanks-
I giving with her parents at Monta
| villa.
There is a dangerous place
on
P ow ell street w here the railing to
the sidew alk is out of repair.
It
C onstitutional am endm ents, in itia­
is between the Feed Mill aud Metz­ tive and referendum law s aud m eas­
ger Bros.' store,.
and should
be ures that won In the late election
flooked after by the city officials. are as follow s:
Such places
are
som etim es
the
Woman suffrage, 4161 m ajority.
cauuse of bad accidents.
R epealing county tax am endm ent,
Harold AlcMuuu of Yacolt was vis­ 16,731 m ajority.
itin g at Colby Marston a for a few
A m endm ent as to banking corpor- |
days.
atlous, 61,243 m ajority.
Grandma Wood visited the past
Mulurkey public u tilities hili, 25,-
week with Mrs. Harry T ruitt at B ull 029 m ajority.
ltu n '
E ight-hour day bill, 16,430
ma-
L afe M anning, Jr., and
family jorlty.
spent last Sunday with the fam ily
Convict road bill, 36,30» majority,
of J E. Kronen berg near T routdale
County convict road bill. 34.636
John Ingberg and w ife of Lents, m ajority.
took their T hanksgiving dinner at
L im iting road Indebtedness,
16,-
the hom e of J. P Freenian, Mrs 005 m ajority.
1 ng berg's brother.
L im itin g indebtedness for roads,
Frank Spahn o f Portland sp en t, 13,400 m ajority.
T hanksgiving day with old time ac
H ousehold exem ption,
8531 m a­
quuintances at Rockwood.
jority.
Ed. Stubbs, who is teaching at
__
_ __
R egu
latin g freight rates, 12,772
Hood River, spent T hanksgiving w ith m ajority.
his fam ily here.
T hose losing were as follow s
Mr. and .Mrs. W ens
and
Miss
L ieutenant governor am endm ent,
| M arcellus, o f P ortland, who
have lost by 11,082.
recently
bought
property
here,
Uniform taxation am endm ent, lost
spent T hanksgiving day In Gresham, by 4819.
, taking dinner at th e Congdon.
Taxation by classification amend-
FATE OF REGENT
ELECTION MEASURES
W ith Balance of this year F R E E !
I hear Subscriptions will end January I. 1914
We a lso have a com plete assortm ent fl» Records which can lie played
on any m ake of m achine.
V iolins. Guitars. .Mandolins and Banjos also in stock at prices
low er titan you can buy for in the city.
Come in and let us show you. We sell on very easy term s.
Gresham Drug Co.
The R E X A L L Store
GO TO
The Gresham Garage
foi all A u to Supplies an d R ep airs
Phone 174
Powell St.
Gresham. Oregon
The Congd on
M rs. W in n ie W h a le n , P r o p .
m & alm
COURTS HOLD
T hat a raretpt for money paid b
the holder Is ab le to prove that
«4 no
the money
conw-qm.nce
w as
actu ally
unless
? "r
P'«»
Short order at
tim e
Special < lilcken Dinner .Sunday, 50 cents,
riv . Ti ,t'
*■ new, modern. up-toHtate, sanitary and
i ' S i f
N—
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paid.
The Ixwt known tusOusl o f pr>M>f in nnsh-rn Imsiness is
Send your rem ittance N ow to the O u tlo o k
T H E BANK CHECK
A ( HECK GIVEN AND PAID THROUGH THE RANK STANDS
IA D IS IIT E D
Ixjok up those bargain subscrip­
The
O utlook
g iv es
green
tion offers right away
trading stam ps for
every
yearly
subscription paid In advance. Ask
U. 8 Cleaner does
It.
Makes
for them
the porcelain and m etal ware look
Daily and Sunday O regonian and
lik e new
S t e r lin g Sr K id d e r
Tw lce-a-w eek O utlook, special com ­
bination. 1 year, »7 76
(R egu lar
Grafanolas from $17.50 up.
U n d er N ew M an ag em en t
Together for one full year for only *
$ 4 .5 0
COLUMBIA GRAFANOLA
The very latest styles w ithout the horns, w ith tlie sound-controll.
lng shutters. The harsh, gratin g tones are done aw ay w ith alm ost
entirely. You can have any kind of m usic yon w ish.
BY
ALL COURTS.
I -., .11 you r Wlb,
It giv es you a com plete nworsl and a receipt,
o a m t at thia bank.
great deal
hy
(»pern a ch eck in g ac-
It m ats you nothing— and may
sa te
r IRST
STATE BAN
G RESH AM , O t . T ™
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ment, lost by 2438.
Majority rule, loat by 37,391
Cascade county, lost by 43.776
Millage tax bill, lost by 8578.
Majority rule am endm ent on bills
lost by 33,140
County road issue,
grange bill,
lost by 7,014.
< resting
highway
departm ent,
grange bill, lost by 59,974.
State printer flat salary bill, lost
by 34,749.
Hotel Inspector bill, lost by 75,085
Blue Sky bill, lost by 8 828
Creating state road board, lost by
44.893.
T wenty-year bonds for roads, lost
by 16,599.
County division, lost by 16,793.
Income tax. lost by 246.
Credit exem ption, lost by 24,049.
Inheritance tax, lost by 25,230.
The other measures voted for but
all of which were lost are herew ith
given w ithout their losing m ajorities
as follow s:
Home rule road bill; abolishing
the state senate; sin gle tax; capital
punishm ent;
anti-boycott;
public
speaking and U niversity of Oregon
referendum bills.
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