TWICE A WEEK
VOL 2.
NO. 81
G resham O utlook
__________ GRESHAM, LMULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6,
“Ever at Your Service”
Phone 701
1912
$1.50 PER YEAR
GRESHAM LADIES HEAVY VOTE
MANY TRADERS INVADE CITY ELECTION
DRAMATIC CLOSE
TAKE THE LEAD
AT FAIRVIEW CITY ON FIRST SALE DAY
AT GRESHAM OF. LAND SHOW
T he w om en of G resh am ce le b ra te d I -ri, 1
th e ir first v o tin g day by h o ld in g a '
Ia rs e s t vo' e e v e r cast in o u r
rally a t th e C o m m ercial clu b h all In onlv
A'“ 81
la st T u«8d a y . not
th e ev en in g an d
o rg a n iz in g
th e
8WC" th e
•'G resham C ouncil of W om en V ote-
"
**' " la e v o te w as the
e r 8. , They su b m erg ed th e Worn- I a r ^vs e v e r cast. T he w hole race
e n 's Civic Im p ro v em e n t L eag u e and w as c e n te red on th e m ay o r s office,
i’n u . Ln°nle8M E q ,Ua.* S u ffra g e L eag u e T h ere w ere 74 votes cast. T h irtv -
names°noef X ^ m i ^ t
' he " « “ d a « d r a n
■ re s h a m s firs t g re a t sales d ay gave a dozen po stal pho to s w ith ev-
T uesday s elec tio n fo r city o fficers
As an n o u n ced in th e la s t issu e of
pro v ed th a t co -o p erativ e advertis-1 «O' dozen ca b in e ts, an d w hole fam i-1 re su lte d in th e choice o f six
out
th e O u tlo o k , C arro l 8 S m ith
h as
Ing an d se llin g o f goods can
be I*1** canie ‘° g et
them .
E very l of th e seven re tirin g
se rv a n ts of re tu rn e d from th e M inneapolis land
m ad e an u n q u a lifie d success
T h e 1 U8lnvss uiau ln G resham w as b u s y 1
v e n tu re y e sterd ay
proved th a t th e
E v er> viBltor '« G resham th e m u n ic ip a lity — th e o th e r on e hav- show , an d h e is fu ll o f e n th u s ia sm
■ ng declined to be a c a n d id a te a fte r over th e success of th e v e n tu re an d
saved m oney an d w ill com e ag ain
peo p le a r e w ide a w a k e
w hen
It
By a c tu a l c o u n t th e re w as to be being n o m in ated fo r a n o th e r te rm j ' he re s u lts of his trip .
A fu ll page
com es to g e ttin g b a rg a in s In u sefu l se e n six ty team s and a u to s o n th e
in th e city council.
w ould scarce su ffice to tell all ho
co m m o d ities. It a lso proved
th e ¡b u s in e ss s tre e ts of G resham a t one
All of them had opposition except has to say a b o u t h is e ff o rts In be
falsity of th e o ft-h eard , a s s e r tio n s ' tim e ju s t before 3 o'clock
, '
j
M. R o b erts fo r re c o rd er,
but h a lf of th e G resham d is tric t, yet a
th a t a d v e rtise m e n ts a re n e v e r read. ' m o re w ere in th e sta
cen te red on co ndensed acco u n t is necessary.
T he issu e of th e O u tlo o k c o n ta in in g | h ad gone aw ay. W hile th ere |"a no it''1' 8,, ™ « e , t fl« " ‘
H e d is tru b te d
th e fo ld ers
I th e office fo r city m a rsh al. H enry
a fu ll p ag e list o f b a rg a in d ay a r t l - j m ean s of know ing ju s t how
to
th o u s a n d s of appreciative!
people
cles
w
en
t
o
u
t
on
W
ednesday
over
Ja
s.
y e sterd ay , ju s t o n e day la te r, th e ! It w as a g r w d 'f o a ^ t h j 's 'l r e 'e t ^ were ’ V t - q “ ?
” V° U‘8 o u t of “ to ta l 1
W<>r* . an x io u s to know n of ° u r
th is co m m u n ity n o t p rev io u sly m em - p°r()X . t h e r fll? t b a " ° '- M re- J p
hers of e ith e r club.
!.
¿ * : , w as th e flrs t lady to vote
T he o fficers an d c —
th e Civic L eag u e w ill
fore, w ith a d d itio n a l
w hich will e n th u sia st
th o se m a tte rs p e rta i
m o ral, in te lle c tu a l, an d co m m ercial i k . ,
>> • .ucixny,
ad v an cem en t of G resh am
and tier J o .n ,? ,'’'
C edrlc « to n e won out
; 8 ta' u “ ud ib is p a rtic u la r locality and
* 1 ast fo r th a t office.
su rro u n d in g co u n try .
u i? “ ' '“ uch tro u b le. Mrs. E. E tow n of G resh am w as a b u stlin g hive ' liv e lie r th a n a t any tim e d u rin g the '
M1,,,lle c l a n a h a n , th e su ffra - j "
w ho w ould
T he civic im p ro v e m e n ts w ill
be _ a ”. loBt by only 11 votes. R ecord- of p eo p le fro m ev e ry w h e re w ith in y e a r except on th e F o u r t h o f J n l v I
e n la rg e d upon by in a u g u r a tin g a I . L
r a “ 'l tre a s u re r,
Roy s to n e a dozen m iles a ro u n d .
o r d u rin g th e fa ir
e c ,,e can,d*date fo r city
tre a s u re r, ‘BtCU' b u t hls ,H‘Bt » '“ ‘e m en t Is an
A
nd
they
c h ild re n 's lea g u e an d E d u catin g th e I u?• m a rsh a l H u n te r h a v in g no oppo-
T h is schem e of co -o p eratio n in ad ■
deciBlv*“ly bl'a ,t'n
by J .
H.
°* th °, a d d r«M b> P ro fesso r
y o u n g e r g e n e ra tio n in m a tte rs of a I
, co u rse w ere n o t alarm ed cam e to tow n lo o k in g fo r th e b a r
People
city b e a u tifu l a n d sa n ita ry .
T he |
tb e e a s t as to " 1€ o utcom e.
g a in s a d v ertise d .
No one cam e v e rtisin g and sellin g goods is u n iq u e ' ¡leU g t' r Wlth a m a jo rity of 211 over ‘ 8( bhaw w ho 8‘,ok« ' °
P atro n ag e
of o u r hom e In d u s trie s ,1 p a i u v i c u /
1
o u t o f c u rio sity fo r th e w e a th e r w as It Is so m e th in g decidedly new a n ^ h ° PPO,Ient' Mra C lan ah an polled buu' O regon on O regon d ay. S a tu r-
w ill be a p re d o m in a tin g se n tim e n t e o m e r iv
i*60
T he m u sical
G resh am seem s to be th e first ‘ to
, * ira c tio n ' “ ore th a n o n e -h a lf '
V ’, 'lb o p ro ft‘B8or e n
am o n g th e m em b ers. T h e council k ° " . » 1 be
M in iste r" given to o raw fo r su ch sp o rt as sig h t-se e
tr
y
it.
At
least
It
h
as
never
been
°
f
1€
w
om
en
vote,
c
a
st,
show
ing
1
i
a
y
d
ecla red th a t O regon is
ing.
T
h
en
,
too,
people
f
o
/
a
d
w
h
at
w ill en d e a v o r to secu re fa c to rie s fo r s ,, g b te e ? m em b ers of th e Y. P
a
peer
th e
s ta te s
n in O regon before, and
a s lh a t th « “ «»' voters a re ju s t as par- w ith o u t
G
e s h a m . , f fu
n lly
llv M
i i v in
in g
o
♦ at a
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te ri«
ria n n z>b..r„i,
ch u rch they cam e fo r, because e v ery m er- I know
G r resham
re a o liz
th
pay . . . . ».» <*-. ... of th e P re s h b v y t^
rlA I111 t1 nnlz
___
•
i-i
‘° °,UI\
<loz‘‘,ls
oi * I » tlal
,o th e “ K>“ in p olitics
and he b o lstered up hls sta te m e n t
roll a n d its y early in crease m eans la s t F rid a y n ig h t w as q u ite e n te r c h a n t did ju s t w h at th e a d v e rtise - ¿»ch
ill
U ..Z S ^ - . X
’c ' ï r V . ' Â "
g re a te r p ro g ress fo r th e co m m u n ity ta in in g fo r th e la rg e n u m b e r who — ■ - ..........V w ould
w ith a n a rra y of facts and fig u re s
A lready th e w om en a re en d e a v o rin g w ere in a tte n d a n c e , an d th e young
th a t was convincing.
Lew
is
S
h
a
ttu
c
k
w
as
elected
M
ayor
lines
of
goods
a
t
co
st
a
n
d
som
e
L
to
th
e
success
of
th
e
p
la
n
.
W
ell
it
to secu re a fr u it c a n n in g e s ta b lis h p eo p le show ed c o n sid e ra b le ta le n t
The follow
ing e x tru c st fro
m P ro-
th e e d ito rs o f O regon
rent! th is fo r th e fo u r th tim e, b u t h e had a
,
________
Miss low (|)8t.
m ent an d co -o p e ra tin g w ith people b o ta in a c tin g an d sin g in g .
w ho w ill p ro m ise to p la n t a cre G ladys H o lg a te opened th e p ro g ram
T hose not d ire c tly en g ag ed in th e sto ry they w ill g e t an idea o r tw o stro n g op p o n en t an d his m a jo rity w a s 1 tes8or Sha w 's a d d ress a re rep o rted
from G resh am th a t th ey cau affo rd
w ith tw o vocal selectio n s w hich w ere
tr a c ts in berries.
lin e o f se llin g goods w ere a ll in to recom m end fo r th e co n sid eratio n only 26. T his w as Mr. S h a ttu c k 's by Mr. S m ith ;
T h e re a re m an y b u ild in g s
now- » e ll received. F o r th e next h o u r
"O regon h a s a land su rfa c e th a t
an d
If second c o n test w ith E. C. L indsey
being p la n n e d ,a n d th e W om en's co u n a n d a h a lf th e au d ien c e w as k ep t sy m p ath y w ith th e big d e p a rtm e n t of th e ir ow n m e rc h a n ts,
te stim o n ia ls am f if th e th ird tim e is th e c h arm covers 61,000,000 a c re s ," said P ro
in
ev ery th ey call on us fo r
cil w ill striv e to h av e m a te ria ls lau g h in g by th e h u m o ro u s co stu m es sto re idea an d helped
th e p lay ers, way. T he livery sta b le s to o k care of we II ju s t tell ’em , you bet. W e’ll Mr. L indsey m ay hope to be m ayor fessor Shaw . " I t may seem lu cred -
b o u g h t as f a r as p o ssib le in M u lt an d p e rfo rm a n c e s of
tell th e m to teac h th e ir business
n om ah co unty. T h e co m m ittee on m e c a st o f c h a ra c te rs w ere Rev h o rses all day fo r te n c e n ts ;
n<JV<irtb«less It is tr u e
th a t
th e ‘j i n e n p a tro n s th e a r t of a d v e rtisin g next tim e they a re plttevl a g a in s t each
A ’o x a u d e r BroWn, A n d reas
C o u n try L ife ” w ill p lan fo r a fa r
o th e r.
of 'b e m ore th a n n in eteen m illions
b
ak
ery
gave
seven
loaves
o
f
b
read
m
u
d
sellin
g
goods
th
ro
u
g
h
co-opera-
re ach in g cam p aig n an d give m uch n w o h.'i P ro fe sso r T o p n o te, H a r
T he co u ncilm en a re E. G. K a rd e ll, ° f ttcreB of ftn‘ble lan d , b u t little
p u b licity to G resham su b u rb a n op p o r p ' d R o b in so n ; C rescendo B F la tt fo r a q u a rte r; th e b la c k s m ith s m ade tlon.
B arg ain day w ill com e ag ain next M. D. K ern , both re-elected,
and I “ l° re th a n io u r “ » "ii0» a c re s have
tu n ltie s. T he co m m ittee on " H ig h vv V • T<,gart: H ezekiah F . Sharp^ a red u ctio n on th e ir w o rk an d had
T h u rsd ay . W atch th e fu ll-p ag e ad
w ays" w ill be a le r t to th is im p o rt W. E. T o w n sen d ; D o cto r H oosick, C
L. L. K id d er. Mr. K id d e r is th e a “ yOt lx‘e l‘ p u t und«r 'b e plow . T he
11 tin y could d o ; th e p h o to g ra p h e r
h
ere
m
ay
l>e
a
few
ch
an
g
es
in
it.
a n t su b je c t and it is th e ir
in te n H S to n e; R alp h y B u rn er, H ollan d
th e I Hrea we8'
'b® C ascade m o u n ta in s
one new c a n d id a te chosen in
tion to b rin g th e m a tte r of good Q u e sin b e rry ; S eth P e rk in s, W illis
»place
of
H.
L.
St.
C
lair,
w
ho
volun-
oriK
i,lall>
’ m ostly forest, land,
^ ? ‘8< , Lovej°y - G ladys H o lg ate
ro ad s an d its im p o rta n c e b efo re th e
ta rily declined to q u alify
fo r th e a n i* t,a8' o i 'b e sam e u n d u la tin g land
People u n til G resh am w ill be know n O delia H asb in , Id a R o b in so n ; P e tu -
th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te fo r its accessi n .a P im p les, N ancy A n d erso n ; U ncle
election a f te r being n o m in a te d
at w hich p ro d u ced sage
b ru sh
and
ble h ighw ays every day in th e y ear Alec, Rev. T h o m as R o b in so n ; A u
th e m uss co n v en tio n .
j rang® g rasses. T he c lim a te of th e
fo r th e fa rm e rs h a u l, a n d tr a n s p o r ta g u sta N ind, R ose A lb rech t; M rs De
T he to ta l vote w as 384, o f w hich !
*8 m oist and th e soil is good.
l a n e y , L ily L u sch er. Old M aid's
tion fo r h o rse and m o to r.
160 w ere cast by women an d 224 * be clll“ a t« of th e la t t e r Is d ry an d
So e n th u s ia s tic a lly h a s th e W om society— A da R o binson, R u th Shaw ,
a n s C ouncil ta k e n u p th e se p ra c tic a l L v a T ow nsend, Ivy C o rn ett. L ad ies'
by m en. N ot fo r any office w as th e 1,8 v o lcan ,c ai*b Is possessed of su r-
An
a d jo u rn e d
m eetin g
o f the
su b je c ts th a t w om en in o th e r tow ns Aid so ciety — L ily L u sch er, V iolet
T R O U TD A L E , Dec. 4 -T he rela- e n tire v ote given, th e n e a re s t
ap - | Pa88tlng rl'b n « s s .
o f O regon w ill have to “ go so m e" if A lb rech t, L o u ise L oser, N ancy A n city co u n cil w as held la st n ig h t a t
b o r v ariety of a g ric u ltu ra l pro-
R o salie L u sch er, acco m w hich th e re c e n t v ote fo r city o ffi tiv es an d m any frien d s of H urry proach to ta fu ll vote being fo r th e
th ey catc h up w ith th e w om en of d erso n .
L arsson a re m uch grieved over hls office of city m u rsh al
G resham . Mrs. C has. C leveland is p an ist.
w hich fell d u c tio n , O regon is w ith o u t a p eer
p re sid e n t of th e clu b an d M rs Ja s.
.
,a a d M rs ° ^ a r G u stafso n a re cers w as can v assed an d e le c tio n - d e sad d e a th . Y ouug
L arsso n
w as seven votes sh o rt of th e to ta l n u m b e r | o r ev en a n e q u a l am o n g th e s ta te s
E lk in g to n secretary .
a t T oledo, O reg o n ,
w h e re
th ey c la re d o f th e su ccessfu l ca n d id a te s.
drow ned on a lak e n e a r B andon on cast.
of th e u n io n . T he sam e m ay
be
T he o ld est m em b er of th e “ G resh w ere called on a c c o u u n t o f th e s e r
. said of Its possible u n d ev elo p e d re-
An o rd in a n c e p ro v id in g
a g a in s t Nov. 22, w hile o u t h u n tin g d u c k s In
F o llow ing is th e vote in d e ta il:
am C ouncil o f W om en V o te rs"
is ious illn ess o f th e ir d a u g h te r.
| so u rces. I t h a s a c lim a te th a t is
Mrs. J P. P ow ell, aged 8 7 y ears
J. W. T o w n sen d ex p ects to sail o b stru c tio n s in th e s tre e ts w as con- com pany w ith C lin t B obbins, also of
F o r m ay o r—»E. C. L indsey, 178;
an d w idow o f Dr. J . p . P ow ell one ro r San D iego on W ednesday fo r a .J
J
thi« place. T he body h as n o t v » t I»ewis S h a ttu c k , 204.
unexcelled, all th in g s co n sid e re d ,’In
‘•‘d ered , its p ro v isio n s re q u irin g th a t a r r iv e d h e re on ac c o u n t
of
the
th s’ stay .
o f th e e a rly p io n eers of th e valley few c m T o n K
I he U nited S tates. I t h a s a d a p tio n
F
o
r
re
c
o
rd
e
r—
D.
M.
R
oberta,
302
so Iwldely k n o w n by th a t
n am e r r • 5 L L K ro n e ,'l ,c*r K an d » Miss
cordw ood m u st rem ain
only
• 1 1 0 ,1
» M
l i l abel
tin '
five J d iffic u lty in g e ttin g o u t of th e place.
F o r tr e a s u r e r Mrs. M innie C lan- f° F th ® I)r°d u c tlo n of livestock th a t
Mrs Pow ell w as th e oldest w om an Z im m erm an w ere hom e from th e U
d
ay
s
on
Main
o
r
Pow
ell
stre
e ts , n o r F riday, a t
D ouglass
cem etery aliun, 83; J . H. M etzger, 294.
" lay wel1 P ro v o k « th e envy o f th e
v o ter a t th e polls in G resh am
last o f O. fo r T h a n k sg iv in g h o lid ay .
T uesday.
Miss E v a T u rn e r and B lain e T u r fo r lo n g er th a n ten day s on o th e r T he f a th e r of th e y o u n g m an and
F o r m a r s h a l— H enry G u llh kson, ra n n e r8 1,1 'h o less p ro d u c tiv e e a st
A p u b lic ra lly h a s been a rra n g e d n er, O. A. C. stu d e n ts,
w ere w ith
I an d 8OU'h - A nd it h as m ore v alu u b le
stre e ts . O th e r o b stru c tio n s m ust be sev eral b ro th e rs an d s iste rs reside 198; F ra n k M cK inney, 181.
fo r T uesday ev en in g , Dec. 17,
at th e ir p a re n ts fo r th e w eekend
h ere
F o r co u n cilm en -W
R B iddle I ' im b e r by f a r th a n a n y o th e r s ta te
w hich tim e S am uel J .
H ill, ’ the
Mr. an d Mrs. It. W. W ilcox w ere rem o v ed , also, w ith in th e tim e lim it.
M. Dj 1,1 "»« “ “ *»” •
Mrs. Alex. L indsey am i d a u g h te rs 146; E. G. K a rd e ll. 208;
"good ro ad s m an of A m erica," will a t V an co u u v er, W ash.,
w ith th e ir
A s tre e t lig h t w as allo w ed
at o f Ione, O regon w ere re cen t v isit K ern, 204; L. L. K id d er, 2 1 7 ; O. W
be p resen t by in v ita tio n w ith stere- son Dr. C. C. W ilcox fo r T h a n k sg iv
lh e P ro fe s s o r then told of
Ilia
o rs at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs J M etzger, 151; D. W. M etzger, 169
opticon
views.
O th e r
fe a tu re s ing. T h e ir d a u g h te r
Mrs. Irv in g D ivision stre e t an d M eadow avenue.
d
iffe
re
n
t
cro
p
s
th
a
t
can
be
grow
n
H o ssn er and fam ily.
will be in cluded w ith w hich to m ake I ro v in ce w as in c h a rg e o f th e post-
T h e co m m ittee on h ealth an d po
M isses M abel In g lis and
D ella ----- --------------------------- —---------- i 1,1 'h i s s ta te a n d o f th e livestock de
up a fu ll p ro g ram w hich will
be office d u rin g th e ir absence.
h e a lth
o rd in a n c e Z im m e rm a n re tu rn e d
e n te r ta in in g an d
th o ro u g h ly
in
W. H. M athison an d fam ily w ere lice rep o rted a
to
th e ir g u e sts o f th e e v e n in g w ere, Mr. v elopm ent. H e also sp o k e of th e
stru c tiv e .
h e re to spend T h a n k sg iv in g w ith A w hich w as re ferred .
school w ork a t M onm outh on S u n an d Mrs. C raw ford Mr. and Mrs. I g re a t p o ssib ilitie s th a t a w a it iib In
K ro n en b erg a n d fam ily.
A bill fo r »1048 In fav o r of L ong day a f te r sp en d in g th e T h a n k sg iv T. N orene
Mr. and
Mrs.
B acon, alm o st ev ery In d u stry in c lu d in g fr u it
New S ched u le.
J . A D u n b a r, w ife an d d a u g h te r & Co., fo r fire a p p a ra tu s
was a l
gro w in g , d a iry in g , sto ck ra isin g , m in-
ing h o lid ay w ith th e ir p a re n ts here. M rs.
H. 8. S u rh e r,
M rs
I
A new ev e n in g sch ed u le
w ent " e rS, g u es' 8 ° I Mr. D u n b a r’s p a re n ts lowed.
I ing, fo
re stry aud
ric u u ltu
on
T
h
u
rsd
ay
.
Miss
A
bbie
S
k
u
se
h
as
sta
rte
d
fo
r
H
elm
ing,
Mrs.
C
u
m
m
in
g
s,
Mrs.
A
I
‘oreBlry
a ,i.l a a g g ric
ltu re
re In all
in to e ffe c t on th e O. W. P. last
T he n u m b e r of w a te r u se rs in the h er hom e ln O n ta rio , C a n a d a , a fte r D elaney, Mrs. B e rt E dm onson, M rs ■
T he W o m en 's
Bociety of S m ith
pbaBeB- a n d
say in g :
T uesday w hich gives G resh am a d d i M em orial c h u rc h w ill hold th e ir
to
be
177. sev eral w eeks' stay
, ,
-------------- an city w as re p o rte d
" T h e se s ta te m e n ts a re in no sense
h ere
J . A. L a rsso n , Mrs. L. A. H arlow .
tio n a l service except on S u n d a y s
A n u a l b a zaar an d ch ick en pie su p - ...
A m o u n t co llected fo r th e p ast m onth
Mrs. S arah Floyd is v isitin g re la Misses E th el H ogue. M uggle H olte, , th e la . n g u a g e o f ex tra v a g a n c e . S hould
tra in w ill leave P o rtla n d a t 5 :2 5 p. p er in th e g ra n g e room s to d ay , a f - , at
G pal S u rb e r and A nnie C ra w fo rd , I \
‘llM,,ut®'1’ '*'«•> lna> «asily la,
ne e r ra te s \yas » 2 5 8 .4 0 , no o ne tiv e s at S e a ttle fo r a few days
o o n an d ev en in g .
m ., a rriv e a t G resham 6 :2 0 and go lern
Next S a tu rd a y th e a n n u a l elec- I being d e lin q u e n t.
d efen d ed on any p la tfo rm . E n ough
J o h n Z im m erm an and fam ily of M essrs .W . II. T rav ers,
d
i
a
r
i
e
s
to B oring
A n o th e r tr a in w ill leave Hon of o fficers w ill
be m ad e ln
T ,|e tr e a s u re r rep o rte d th e sum
F ra n k ,'11“ ***" "a ,d ’ how ‘!''e r > ' ° s u s ta in
Ixm ts, visited F red Z im m erm an and E rick so n , W elford D elaney
P o rtla n d a t 5 :4 5 , a rriv in g h ere at
7 A
g r ang*
,
of * 2 0 12-77 ip th e g e n e ra l fu n d and
and H aro ld C raw fo rd .
th * 8 ,a ‘« m« n t m ad e a t th e o u ts e t,
fam ily o v e r T h an k sg iv in g .
Lloyd A nderson
h as been o u t
44 in «1
« 45, an d re tu rn to P o rtla n d
im
from th e city sp e n d in g a few d ay s
$ ?
" , he W“ ,e r iu n d
____________
' Ila* fo r v ariety of a g ric u ltu ra l pro-
T
he
T
h
an
k
sg
iv
in
g
m
a
sq
u
e
ra
d
e
ball
m ed iately , a rriv in g th e r e
an h o u r
C h arles R o b b in s and fam ily h av e
A re so lu tio n w as ad o p ted o rd e rin g
T he fu n e ra l o f M rs J e r u s h a G reen- d ,“ * l,,n ' O re« ° “ 18 w ith o u t a peer
la te r. T he 7 :1 5 tra in has been d is ta k e n up th e ir resid en ce in o n e of a *il,»le an d ten c h a irs fo r th e coun- was a very successful a ffa ir.
o r even an e q u a l.
Mrs.
H
atfield
of
S
p
rin
g
d
a
le
has w ell, 67 y ears o f ag e, w ho died a t
co n tin u ed b u t th e r e
w ill be cars th e S to n e co ttag es.
ell ch am b er.
"S h o u ld It be ask ed w hy th e re
ta k e n up h e r resid en ce w ith
her h er hom e in L en ts w as held on
The y o u n g m en in an d a b o u t to w n
leaving P o rtla n d a t 8 o 'clo ck , re
T he m eetin g last
n ig h t w as th e (la u g h te rs w ho a re a tte n d in g school
so u rces of O regon have not been de
a
re
p
la
n
n
in
g
to
o
rg
an
ize
a
fo
o
tb
all
tu r n in g a t 9 o ’c lo ck ; ag a in leaving team an d played a tr ia l g am e on flr8t to
T h an k sg iv in g d ay, th e In te rm e n t be veloped to a g reated e x te n t,
h e,d in ,,le
" ew
d<y
th e
P o rtla n d a t 10 o ’clock, th e sam e as T h an k sg iv in g . T h is g am e w as n o t lial1 a " d Wi*s th e la s t re g u la r m eet- lie re.
ing in th e cem etery a t
D am ascus a n sw e r is eusy, T he people of O re
Neil
Di
hide
h
as
g
one
East
to Mrs. O reenw ell crossed th e p la in s 60
in th e p ast. O th e r p a rts o f th e old fin ish ed on a cco u n t of R ollln Q ues ing o f th e p re s e n t council. A t least
gon hav e not le t th e w orld know un-
look a f te r som e la rg e p ro jierty In-
sch ed u le have n o t been affected by in b e rry b eing kno ck ed o u t w ith a one sjierial m eetin g will
y ears ago and lived on a d o n a tio n HI recen tly a b o u t th e ir
u n e a rth e d
h
av
e
to
c
u
t
on
bis
foot.
te
re
s
ts
to
w
hich
he
lately
fell
heir.
th e change.
land claim on th e C lack am as riv e r | tre a s u re s , an d v ast
he hel<l b efo re th e clo se o ftb e m o n th
u re a s
in
th e
Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. C raw fo rd were n e a r O regon City u n til seven
D aily O reg o n ian an d O u tlo o k ,
y e a rs s ta tu a re yet w ith o u t ra ilro a d s
to m ak e th e tax levy fo r th e com ing given a p le a s a n t
In
su rp ris e
hy
a ago. T he ru llera i w as held
Kitchen Shower.
1 Y ear........................................... .» 6 .0 0 y ear.
in the Hie absence o f
th e se , s e ttle m e n t
few
of
th
e
ir
frie
n
d
s
recen
tly
T
he
S ev eral h a rd show ers fell
last
C h ristia n ch u rch in Ixints.
com es slow ly. E ven now th e r e
Is
T uesday, b u t th e one in th e ev en in g
a s trip of co u n try e x te n d in g
from
was of special in te re st to Miss Olive
Vale to P rin e v ille and B end, a d is
M cC arter, when h er asso ciate s
of
ta n c e o f p ra c tic a lly 300 m iles, w ith
th e telep h o n e service d elu g ed
h er
o u t a ra ilro a d .
B u t th e ra ilro a d s
L IV ESTO C K .
KKAI. E S T A T E AND KKNTALH
w ith k itc h e n w a re
The
"sh o w e r"
H.KK4NVTi:<.»Klh
w ill com e, T h e d iscu ssio n h a s c o n
M i- t e e llu ll e o u s .
W ANTED- A fresh cow.
w as a t th e hom e of Miss P e a rl Jo n es
S ta te
I f Y o u Need L u m tier
sid ered only th e p o ssib le reso u rces
Good appleB, good cid er, a good
FD R HALE O regon G row n W al- In fo rm e r y e a rs
on D ivision s tre e t.
B esides
th e p rice to G resham O utlook.
•7 9
See S an d y R idge L u m b e r com pany
fire
In
th
e
ev
e
n
in
g
an
d
th
e
weekly
p
“
’8-.
*
™
*
“
M
ountain
View
farm
T he close of th e g re a t sho
g u est of h o n o r a n d th e h o stess, th e
Best g ra d e s , low prices. R ough an d
_____ytj -yj
P h o n e 21.
" « u a n ,,tl«»
H
E.
j fin ish . W ill d e liv e r fro m o u r new O reg o n ian m a k e s life on th e farm 1 Davis.
p a rty consisted of Mrs. M innie Alyg-
d ra m a tic in ita enH iiislasm .
The
P ou ltry.
89
a p le a su re .
It an d th e O utlook one
w o rth , th e Misses G race L aw ren ce,
hand b u rs t In to "H o m e, Hweet H om e
F O R S A L E — P u re B red P ly m o u th m ill, 2 m iles so u th of K elso P h o n e fu ll y e a r fo r »1.75.
Inez L u sted , M innie S h rin e r, A rlie
41x1
lo t Ä
T ^ ° „ r BtM « t o r
gor^ ! ; ì Z i r g 7 ò i « 'i , h r k “ • m any jo ,n * 1
*88
R ock co ck erels
P h o n e 156.
»84
G ibbs and W inifred O sburn.
L O S T - A grey
k n itte d land. A ddress E M L eo n n nig
ig box
box »».
voices
ra n u d u old
wollen
Home More C hoice Ix>ts.
-------- In th e g s»»
oiu song
song,
F O R SA LE— 2 cow s, one 2 -y ear
scarf, T h betw
•81 th e R®0*'1« ch eered u n til th e
ra f t-
F o r Hale in Z e n ith ad d itio n by an(1
eo . « een
r u g g th
e r e 's G erm an ch u rch ! ««> R oute 1, G resham .
U. 8. C lean er does
it.
M akes old h e ife r, 1 c a lf 5 m o n th s o ld , 4
F
in
d
e
r
pleas»-1
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th
en
th
ey
tu
rn
ed
th
e
o
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n
ers
T
h
e
In
d
e
p
e
n
d
e
n
t
L
an
d
leave
at
H
oetzel
th e po rcelain and m etal w are look sh o a ts, 2 w ith p ig s, 1 tw o m o n th s
bakery.
like new
S te rlin g « K id d er.
old pig
W. A B ovingdon, V erd en t- C om pany. E asy te rm s
»»«»1
I « r v
r s ™ “
" ” 'r
“ •
am
ooors.
-------------- -
| ta P a rk , o n e -h a lf m ile n o rth
and a and i i sav
F O U R r t S C7
A L L E —-D
ning V g ooseberry
........................... ...................... ’"»a* , X
? ’t , ’” “."'’
. e * com
T h m
‘rd laaion. S ‘ e ° e d ' E Ki 7 , ^ l J l c u U
X r ow
« W,°
i Ck,* r r y '
8how
B“" ^
. . J 5' * 11" / , , * . K id d e r's H a rd w a re o n e -h a lf m ile w est o f R ockw ood,
“d
’
’
avenue.
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T
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T
Bh<”
’*h«
cessfu . eve a i
sto re 1 b fu ll of useful and a p p ro p rl-
tf
, 1
| C
l u u t th
k b b e e r rt t ra s p b e rry , an
a n d M am
a m m
m oth
o th ;. Mr and Mrs.
.Mrs L. f D H
” ow ard wish o u t. w ith 107 2on
a te X m as g ifts.
Good M ilk cow fo r sale.
FO R
526.
fo r n u rse ry
W hen you have a b ilio u s a tta c k
give C h a m b e rla in 'a T ab lets a tria l
crops, h a lf m ile
am .
’ r ,g o n * P ,,one 16x.
» tf
solicit ren ew als an d new
new su
su h b scrlp
scrip - - paasea
P“ *»cd in
In to
to
h h is
to ry
T
he
«lock
n e w est o f G resh
resham
isto
ry . .
T he
T hey a re excellent. F o r sale
by D aily an d S u n d ay O reg o n ian *
A
ddreoa
Erfw
vi R ob erta, W elches,
—
tlons.
latmcir
n and th e show w as clock
A
ddress
E
dw
.
M
81
s
tru
c
k
11
an d O u tlo o k . 1 y e a r ............... »7.76
G resham D ru g Co., an d a ll D ealers
over.
A u to f o r Kale.
Oregon
ev eryw here.
FO CN D — H eavy f o r d riv in g glove, E 'e r *n d “ y" “ h“ d b<* n on
T he
B ulck a u to , 20 h p. Mode! 10-
n e a r L inn.-m an J u n c tio n B a q u ire a t
**** th * h#U W,th 11,1««r ln *
D aily O reg o n ian , 1 y r. re g . . »6 00
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II.» !.» - _ *i . Notice.
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r-a- »» eek Y
T • w
ice-a-W
O 7U
u IILM
tlo o k , 1 y r .
O utlook office.
looks a n d b u lg in g pockets. E a st,
160
tf
an d l.indaey, G resh am .
'la v in g sold o u r sto ck o f lu m b er C o m b in atio n , 1 y r . .
6 00 stre e t, w ith b a rn , city w ater
-------
west, north and south had aent ita
th ank
to • M D. K ern we wish to
th
elec tric lig h ts. C has C leveland
tf
T he
O u tlo o k
FO R 8 ALE
«Ives
green *,a ,,oru.
B a n k e rs
and
o u r p a tro n s fo r th e ir fav o rs in th e
1 sh a re in Kandy
business
A re You G oing to B u ild ?
i D t^ ro n ^
N ' * ' L ay m an , B oring, 'f a d in g sta m p s fo r e v ery
G et th e h a b it. W hy w att a week
y early ,U€n “ " d men o f a ll
p ro fessio n s.
past an d so licit fo r Mr. K ern
th e
tf su b sc rip tio n p aid in adv an ce. A sk ; w o rltnien and fa r m e rs ,' ,boys, g irls
sam e lib eral p a tro n ag e.
fo r th e new s? T ry
th e
tw ice-s If so. co n au lt W. H K a rr, G resh am .
fo r th em .
, and m o th e rs o f fam lllee, and troops.
-veek p lan of th e O u tlo o k
P hone O regon
P la n s an d e s t i m a t e . » ....J
G resham F eed Mill
P E T E R S O N < SON.
w
an
ts
o
ats
and w heat. H ig h e st cash
G resh am , Dec. 3, 1912
»84 701.
w hole »roops of ch ild re n from th e
lshed.
p rices ) D aily J o u r n a l and O u tlo o k 1
tf
P h o n e 561.
schools,
had been in th ro u g h
th e
y w ...........................................
»6 60
Look up thoee bargain subscrip
doora. T each ers o f le a rn in g and
tion offers right away.
' teach er« of a g ric u ltu ra l science had
guided th ro u g h th e aisle« th e ir atu-
a
FIRST MEETING FUNERAL OF
IN NEW CITY HALL HARRY LARSON
WANT ADS.—The Outlook’s Bargain Counter—WANT ADS
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