Gresham outlook., January 03, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

OUTLOOK. FRIDAY,
P o rtlan d and to th e sta te is the
now
electric railro ad developm ent
1913,
'IW K K A W EEK
u n d er way. By the end of
Published every T uesday and F rid ay 673 m iles of these lines will be in
o peration, a far g reater mileage
at O resham , Oregon.
th a n is trib u ta ry to any o th e r west-
G resham
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six
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th r e e m o n th 's t r ia l
s u b s c rip tio n ,
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The second annual Oregon Irriga-
tion Congress will be held In P ort-
[lan d Jan u ary 9-11 and the program
Considerable disatisfaction Is be-
is now being
arranged. » It will be
ction o of t ine
the
mg arrange«.
~
expre.aed at the action
rallway company, in tak-
th e most Im portant gathering of ir-
held tu th is s ta te .1,
off the train leaviug G resham a t ,
rig atlo n ists s ever
e
E ^ e ry i r r ig a t io n d i s t r ic t In
Don’t Forget
O re g o n
steam railroads, too, are still Invest- is expected to be represen ed
„ „ e x te n -! members of the governm ent reclam -
Ing money in Oregon, in an
Bav and east-and- atiou service, as well as the en tire
sion to Coos o Bay,
ea
i> ' th and
“ e “ “ N atron
west line from Vale,
cut- membership of - th . e next - te«islature
off of the Southern Pacific, and will be
he Invited.
T m here
be
in v ite d
e r e will
w u.
«
-
thorough consideration of the needs
term in al projects in P o rtlan d .’
,
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of the irrigated , land
farm
er, both
TH E WAY OF THE TIIANSGRES- on the governm ent and sta te proj-
S U K J S HARD.
« ... „ d
r M V «HU H
'
(he directors. The residents of
ft.vi th a t th is last action
f (he ra liroad company is th e cli-
. i
ircady inadequate and I
max o - f ^ ...
n a alrete
~ ■ ..«.1
. .. /rxilul
freight,
' * ■ Jte' a num ber from this d istrict
attended __
the C
- hristm as exercises at
, tl„ M e church at P leasan t Home
g jj'
X U S ’ « "
T O A TTE N D
Our January
done to aid in th e developm ent of
vjnvd Hale recited.
| r r iga ted sections of the sta te
, ;lBt Sunday was th e storm iest
Ww j lauley of Burns is president,
of wjnd a nd rain th a t has been
of [he congress, and J. T. H inkle of experienced for many year8_
Mn. anil Airs, o rc cc iiii w t r t g iv e n
Heiyniston is th e secretary.
The i a house w arm ing In th e ir new house I
u rficial paper of th e Town of
Oregon
Development
League
is
busy
or F riday evening. Among those
G rea li hui , Oregon.
on prelim inary pluns for the con­ present were Mrs. McAlpine. Mrs.
O fficial paper of th e Town of
fohanson, Mr and Mrs. Jo h n Nel- I
F airview , Oregon.
gress.
son, Mr. and Mrs. W alding, Mr. and
m atter
atter
m
E utered us second-class
Probably the most in terestin g fea- •fchn tam lP rb ach .
V.-.rch J. 1911, at th e - post office a t ,
I lie grange
held th e ir election of
S a’ T ? ' m * * 0“ '
r the MCl
tu re of the Oregon Irrig atio n con- [
S aturday.
O ur popular
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gross, to be held here J a n u a r y 9 -ll. | yo,.ng 8torekeeper_W a lte r Jo h an so n ,
will be a session given up to the ac-I was elected treasu rer.
many m urders had been com m itted;
, , J t u a l experiences of the farm ers on
week
TO THOSE WHO WRITE I : yet
the defendants were not on trial
Undg
ThJg
Qf u l k . |
«5
Phone
701.
“T h e
L in o ty p e
W a y Is th e W a y
th a t W in s ."
T hat the way of the tran sg resso r
is hard has been fully exemplified
in the conviction and sentence of
33 more of the Infam ous dynam i-
ters. T hat the punishm ents did not
by
fit th eir crim es was regretted
he
th e court who explained th at
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—
coui<i
not consider anything out
the Charges of dynam iting, although
it was shown In the evidence th a t|
j
Clearance
S a le
We Can Save You Money
A friend w rites the Outlook ask- ' for murder. Following are the will be highly in stru ctiv e and show t a r y on F riday evening given by
Mrs
Gregorson
on
th
e
occasion
of
¡ju
st
w
hat
is
needed
to
aid
irrig
a
ing us to publish a story. We will sentences imposed:
R y a n ,, tion in Oregon. T here will be, also, | h e ^ ^ « ' ^ J a n w s ' 1^ Brow n and
years— F ran k M.
try to gran t this request and during
president
In tern tio an al I a <M «»«» and discussions
family of Melrose d istric t,
si>ent
tiie next few m onths publish several ''hicago,
soci .i.’on of Bridge and S tru ctu ral know n au th o rities
on the various X) W \ e a r s day w ith R obret S. Sm ltl
short stories. We hope to get some
phases of irrig atio n
th a t will be and Mr. and Mrs McAlpine.
Iron Workers.
Mr am i Mrs. Chas. H. Jo h an so n
local stories, of pioneers, of fron­
Six years— Olaf A. Tveitmoe.San well w orth hearing. The three-day
v isito rs
on
conclude with a banquet, e n tertain ed P o rtlan d
tier life, of m ountain clim bing or p-rancJscO( secretary of the Callfor- session will
1 New Year s day.
Mrs. M innie R oork and d a u g h te r
hunting experience. We would like > nia Building Trades Council.
The N orthw estern E lectric com- E lm a, have gone fo r an extended
H erbert 8. Hockin, form er secre­
to have some of our local writers
I'nion pany prom ises to expend about »20,- vacation, to be spent at P endleton.
furnish us witli interesting tales o f i ' a r7 of
3rou " orkers
A lan d slid e on th e Mt. Hood ra il­
000,000 in and about P o rtlan d in the road r e a r Bull R un, a fte r th e m o rn ­
. ,
and formerly of D etroit,
love, heroism hardship or achieve- i
vice- developm ent and d istrib u tio n of ing tra in p arsed up on W ednesday,
John T. B utler, Buffalo
ment. or the facts from which the president of the union.
large q u an tities of electric power. delayed th e cuie all day and kept
stories may be written.
Eugene A. Clancy, San Francisco. This concern is now building w ater p assengers on th e ro u te till late in
the evening before g ettin g home.
J. E. Munsey, Salt Lake City, Í power p la n ts on the W hite Salm on
The Outlook has on its staff one
and K lick itat rivers.
of Hie best story w riters, and poet Utah.
Wou and y o u r children are safe
Philip A. Cooley, New O rleans.
also, to he found oulside the larger
if you w ear Dr. Low e’s su p erio r
F ra n k C. Webb, New York.
centers. .Mr. E. L. Thorpe knows
Oregon is pre-em inent am ong th e glasses. They cost you no more
how to wield th e m ighty hut little
Michael J. Young, Boston.
sta te s in th e v alu e and am o u n t of J th a n t he in ferio r kinds usually sold
F our years— Jo h n H. B arry, St. I stan d in g tim ber, according to th e and you have th e benefit of his
weapon which has more and w orthier
victories to its credit than the Louis, P eter J. Sm ith, Cleveland,
rep o rt of th e sta te board of F o re s­ skill and m ore th a n 21 years' ex­
sword. We hope the muse of poe-
T hree years ♦ 'tír a le s . N. Beum, try. Not only th a t, b u t it has one- perience as an eye specialist. Con­
try and the goddess of rom ance will , M inneapolis; Henry W. L egleitner, fifth of a ll t he stan d in g tim b er in su lt him at H otel Congdon, W ednes­
inspire him often, and bespeak for Denver; E rnest G. W. Basey, In- tbe United S tates and Oregon now day, Jan . 8.
Rem em ber th e day
tiis productions, as from a local dianapolis; Edw ard Smytlie, Peoria, 8t a nds fo u rth in th e an n u a l cu t of
and date.
w riter, an appreciative reading.
111.; W illiam F. Reddin, M ilwaukee; lum ber. Oregon has approxim ately
Tiie Outlook is not a story paper M urray L. Pennell, S pringfield. III., a8 mUch tim b er as all th e sta te s
nor does It have much room for the P aul J. M orrin, St. Louis; W illiam eaat ot tb e n oc)iy m o u n tain s p u t to-
ordinary story or for poetry, good as J. McCain, K ansas City, Mo.; Mi­ get her.
they may be in their place. Our chael J. H annon, Scranton, P a.;
Mrs. L. Zan and son George from
Y a rd a t H o g a n S tatio n , P , O . G resham
space is lim ited, local news and ad ­ George (N ipper) A nderson, Cleve­
R idgefield, W ash., speny C hristm as
Oregon dairym en and cheese and I v/eek with her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs
vertising often crow ding our pages land; W ilford Bert Brown, K ansas [
b u tte r m akers of th e sta te a re In A. C. W’ihlon.
to the lim it. We must steadily re­ City, Mo ; Michael J. Cunnane, P h il­
seseion th is week a t Albany. A four
Miss Zena N elbauer visited rela-
fuse poetry, except possibly, occa­ adelphia.
! days convention opened Tuesday. i fives in P o rtlan d for a week.
sionally, th a t produced by local ta l­ Two years— F ra n k J. Higgins, Bos­
We u n d erstan d th at th ere was a
The program of addresses and dis-
box passed th ro u g h P leasan t Home
ent, which has a special interest ton; W illiam K. P ain ter, O m aha;
Fred Sherm an, Indianapolis; Richard | ‘¡U88l° " 8 is of a hfSh sta n d ard and ;^ n ro u te t „ C ottrell for A. R u eg g ,'
for our readers.
from th e an n u al g ath erin g much j from Rock Islnad, 111. It
shows
The Outlook invites com m unica­ H. H oulihan, Chicago.
benefit to th e in d u stry will resu lt. I th a t his friends in Rock Island have
tions on local or general themes, po­
One year and one day— W illiam
not forgotten him.
litical. social, civic, or m oral issues C. B ern h ard t, C incinnati;
C harles
Oregon will not only show off its
io appear, with rare exceptions, over W achtm eister,
D etroit;
W illiam
fru it and farm p ro d u cts, its prize
the signature of the w riter.
Shupe, Chicago;
Jam es E. Ray,
ca ttle and m agnificent tim b er a t the
Peoria, 111.; Edw ard
E. P hillips,
i San F rancisco exposition in 1915,
Mr and Mrs. Breeden was given
ANNUAL OREGONIAN BEST YET Syracuse, N. Y.; Fred Mooney, Du-
but if present plans m atu re, the
house w arm ing tF rid n y evening.
luth, Minn.
show ing from th is sta te will include \ About 25 neighbors gathered in to
I iidotihtedly the best ann u al ever
Suspended sentences— P atric k F.
wish them God speed on the journey
issued by the Oregonian came out F arre ll, New York; Jam es Cooney, the best baby boy and baby girl in . of life. This was also th e occasion
‘S U ltd a l’iT "Occident” Bith
Oregon. In th is, Oregon will have oj j j ,. B reeden’s birthday and he
prom ptly on New Y ear’s day, con- Chicago; Jam es Coughlin, Chicago;
H E purchaser of plumbing equip-
to com pete w ith ch ild ren from o th er w'as glad to have friends rem em ber
ment is rightly interested in its
i.n iiiiig 7s pages, of which 56 pages H iram R. Kline, Muncie, lnd., for- states who will be en tered in a n a­ the occasion.
sanitary efficiency and proper installation.
rtier organizer of the C a rp e n te rs’
Roy Calvin w ent to Idaho to visit
were devoted to illu stratio n s and ar-
Our work is done by competent workmen
tional eugenics show which is to tie
union in D etroit. ; F ra n k J. Murphy.
d u rin g liia vacation from the shop,
and all work given careful supervision—
I «s <1« criptlve olfcthe in d u strial D etroit; Edw ard C lark, C incinnati, a fe a tu re of th e exposition.
it m ust be right.
W’ita his ‘a tr e r and sister Addle,
E I.E C T lt lC L IG H T is the m«t
developm ent of P ortland and the i confessed dy n am iter who testified
win' is t,':r.b in g a d istric t sc I. m J.
Added to this is the excellence oi the
nuitiible fu r lionies, offices, shop*
fixtures we use and recommend, the
W om en in Oregon tow ns are to
Bob Shumway says trap p in g along
ate at large. A p articularly fine f° r th « governm ent.
and o th e r places neoding light-
‘¡Standard", cjuality guaranteed.
was better.
organize Home In d u stry clubs
to Johnson creek never
feature of the annual was th e lllus-
May we estimate ?
Proof
of
the
sam
e
is
th
e
hides
of
boost th e “ M ade-ln-O regon” move­
T ale of T w o Cities.
several fine pole cats.
t.a tlo n s made by the O regonian In
A few weeks before th e cam paign m ent. T he women of the sta te will
Mr. and Mrs. Day from th e city
lis own art departm ent
They rep ­
ELEC TR IC ITY «an be
a le tte r from th is vicinity was sent be ed ucated to dem and goods m ade spent the holidays with th e ir par-
an y q u a n tity , large or sma11'
resented tiie finest work in news- to a M innesota paper which contain- here at home, and th e resu lt of enst cn th e farm .
th e re b y fu rn ish in g niiy require
org an izatio n s is certain to
Mr. N ewland, c u r blacksm ith, is W ith S terlin g Si K id d er, phone 603
am o u n t of light. Fuithrnnor«
paper illu stratio n s th a t ever ap-I ed th e subjoined ex tract. P erhaps these
th e | some of the O utlook
readers can i Prove o i Bre at benefit ot th e home o r the sick list.
pear, ,1 in any publication of
The boys who attended the L ar­
O regonian’s class and were made guess th e w riter, as he is well known j In d u stries movem ent,
son ca h riv ari report a way up
from photographs and draw ings and certainly the two tow ns m en-I
tim e.
E L E C T R IC LAM PS can be l"C»'’
which are rem ark ab le
for th eir ar- tioned will lie easily recognized
a ttra c tiv e program has been
«•«I in any place, thus aff«>rik|llt
G randpa N orth ru p has gone to
any desired distribution oí ÜP1'-
W ashington to join his family at
tislic perfection. The descriptive ar-
Following is th at portion of th e let- a rra n ged for *he second Oregon Ir-
rlgation congress to be held in P ort H oaquani. They expect to rem ain
tlcles and prosperity
glories
to- 'o r referred to:
th e re as they are in business.
“ Along with ail the o th er politl- j 3and' Ja n u a ry 9-10-11. The list of
gether with the statistical records
L uuderback Bros, are busy load­
PALL HOET7EL, Prop.
n lli«‘ p si year
tell a w onderful | cal tro u b les to be settled on N'ovein- irrig atio n experts, many
of them ing th e second .car of cordwood for
M l O T H E R LAMPS posse»« ,hP*
q u a lificatio n s ; tlor.'lore. " 8
ini«
of O regon's developm ent in ber 5th, tiie little tow ns about o u r
n ational rep u tatio n . O fficials of the city m arket.
The wind of Sunday evening did
not suiqiiising that
' ivi : Industry.
l neighborhood nre to vote on the the R eclam ation service and railro ad
Justice to old rail fences by blow­
p
resid
en
ts
a
re
listed
for
talks,
but
Speaking editorially
the
Ore- question of local d ru n k factories.
ing them down, th e ow ners were
onlau says:
I Not far aw ay is the little tem per- not less in terestin g will be the ac- Just w aiting for th a t to happen in
ELECTRIC LAMPS are rapi'lb
But w hat of P o rtlan d , the me- '»nee town of F air Oaks (1 call it tua! experiences of irrig atio n farni- o rd er to put up m odern wire fences
replacing all oUi.-ra in ni«xk’r*j
E lva Stephens closed her school |
tropolis not only of the state, but 'h a t because th at is not Its n a m e ,) j Cr8 T he congress
prom ises to be
establishm ents.
O n th e M arket,
o f tiie e n tire
Oregon c o u n try ’ T here and the next station two miles down wc" atten d ed from all sections of UVni at O rient and goes to attend
school in the city, com mencing the
■ -
i nly ui». possible answ er. P ort- 'b e road is Plckeral (so called for Oregon.
new year term .
F resh Every Day
land lias prospered ns the country 'b e sam e reason.) Pickerel is made
Tiie Epw orth League en tertain ed
witli a watch party New Y ear's eve
List of L etters.
has prospered. Indeed, the
only I UP principally of saloons, and people
T he follow ing list of le tte rs re- at th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Cras-
circum stances to be regretted
is pulled off of the brakerods of the
well. Q uite a num berof young folks
that the ru ra l d istric ts, with
all freight train s by the crew when the m ain uncalled for in th e G resham were present and a fte r a short bus­
Postoffice
fo
r
th
e
week
ending
la ir advancem ent, have not kept engine stops to tan k up. F air Onks
iness m eeting, the evening was spent
in playing gam es.
A delightful
par«> with P o rtla n d ’s overw helm ing bus two w hite churches, a nice lit- Dec. 29, 1912:
le t t e r s — R. E. G erald, Robt. F lunch was served a t 12 o'clock. Ev­
't h . In m aterial gains, in grow- He group of w hite houses, a new
splendid
Elza
Cones,
H erbert eryone reports having a
Il g population, in social betterm en t, iu * n hall, and some good farm s ly- McGIllian.
time.
Cecil,
D
lttelt.
R.
F
.,
H
arness
Shop;
I ’o r il. lini
has
never
halted
t)f Ing about. The country people go
Mi), and M rs. J , C. Denney e n te r­
'll its years of developm ent none to church at F air Oaks and d rin k * 11 Waolt' ' , r s - A nnie MeMonagle, tained several of th eir friends at
SEVENTH and ALPER sTS
P earl A tterbery
lias been more
satisfactory
than 'h e ir whisky at Pickerel. This has
Subscribe
for
your
dallies
through
P
hones Main 6688 and A I13*'
C ards— E. B. G rant. Alex. Sm ith,
1912
led souu* of the practical people of
the Outlook
L.
F
Bates,
A
ugusta
Selgnelr,
Edw
Main
St.
Gresham,
O
ie
And w hat of th e fu tu re ?
The Fiiir Oaks to argue that It is poor
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P anam a Canal will soon expand our business for th eir town to th u s hold S atter, Borens, Mrs. Beech, Mrs M.
m ark ets and add Im petus to the 'b e bag for Pickerel
If money Is C. Bradge, Miss G eraldine S ta rr,
for
w
hisky'' ihey
' da Sn" ' h> M’88 R u,h H ann°n.
developm ent that
Is u nder way going to be paid
I’lie south Jetty at the en rtance to say. It might as well be paid for Mrs Em il K etels. Mrs. Collie Taylor. The Farmer»’ Mutual Fire
E dith Brand of P o rtlan d
spent
W E L C H E S, Dec. 28.—A
th e C olum bia riv er | 8 com pleted an 1 ••'.’»lr Oaks whisky as for Pickerel Mrs. Wm. M oraska, Mrs. Geo. Don-
C
hristm
as with C .W
Relief Association
A lbertson of young people from Horl«-eichrf
w ork is u n d er way on the north whisky
This would keep th e F a ir alson, Mrs. C. H eltzer, Mrs J. R
and family.
sp en d in g a few days at
OF PORTLAND, OREGON
je tty , assu rin g a forty-foe
depth Daks money at home and incidentally H ughes, Miss Ethel Savage, Miss
Echo Jones
has
resort.
.. . . f«»
P
araly
H
endricks.
Just
retu
rn
ed
Invites
a
ll
farm
er»
who
lu»ve
no
ever 111«' liar
The port o f Portland 'anil 9300 of It in the town treasury,
D onald Bodley Is spending
from a few days’ visit w ith frien d s
F
oreign
L
e
tte
r—
F
ranzl
Allosa-
insurance on th e ir farm build ­
s deep« nlng th e riv e r channel, and Then, to, it Is rum ored th a t th e re
days a t W elches.
in P ortland.
ings to insure w ith us. Tills as­
P rice Jo n e s spent t’hrist»
lio Celilo « anal will gixin give u s :
a blind p ig " som ew here In F a ir nodes K m erico .
Gladys and Gale Spain of P o rtlan d w ith his folks at Cottrell.
sociation is the cheapest
n
P ackage— P au l H endricks.
dir, .1 shipping connections w ith the Daks
It Is far b etter, they say, to
safest in the slat,.. It in . ur,.«
Miss I«ewls is sp< nd , gr1a(is:i>*
•Pent the holidays with th e ir sister
T hese lette rs will be sent to the
bit« rior, w hll, public docks will be drink your whisky rle a r, open and
only country property and I,,,«
days w ith hom e folks at
(i((
Mrs.
C
larence
Cathey.
office
on
Ja n . 12.
over »d.lNHi.tMNI Insurance
in
Mr. W aterm an cut his * <( xj 4
added to o u r harbor accom m oda- i above bar where It can be reg u lated dead le tte r
Mr
an«i
M
r.
H
ight
of
O
resham
force.
q u ite seriously while choPP
tlons
New buildings to be u n d er <*hil taxed by law, th an to get It 1913, If not delivered before. In
,
‘ ■ k " ' S . a t t |, c a lle d at I t Is hoped th e foot will
here
the"
offlceVs
cal!ln<
fo;
fhe
above,
please
say
ad
­
W rite or phone.
way early this year will cost 15,- down cellar, w
u M Cathey's recently.
as new soon.
_ ¡»rp
vertised, giving d a te of list.
H. W. SNASHALL. Pres.
000,000, with prospects that th e | 'b e law can't find It
W. J. F aubion killed two
F rie n d , recently en tertain ed
The
F
arm
ers
M
utual
F
ire
Relief
.
I.
McCOLL,
P.
M.
at
< «instruction outlay for th e year will
w ild ca ts th is week near
Association.
J* * "™ * ere
M ar,e and a t La Casa Monte.
Dr. Lowe, Ja n 8.
exceed »20,000,000.
, four'*'
Ev
G
resham
R
oute
No
3
Phone
74
look subscription will come back to
8n >w fell to a depth ot dl#r
"O f Inestim able Im portance to
Notary
Public
Real
E
state
you m any fold d u rin g th e year.
andT
P o rtlan d chef last week but is 1 ,„4
p earin g w ith a cbinook
I d t# r l <,undruni of Gresham.
w arm rain s
LEWIS SHATTUCK
DRAIN TILE
All Sizes, 3-, 4- an d 6 -inch
Also Square Hollow Blocks for Cellars,
foundations and all building puposes.
Common Brick and Clinkers for Facing
Lusted
WLUMBIÄ BRICT WORi
The
Pleasant Home
Light
AT THE LOWEST
J. J. WODAEGE
City Bakery
Best Bread
Pies, Cakes,
and other
Pastry
Attention!
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of Corvanig
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