twice a week
VOL 2.
NO. 90
G resham O utlook
“Ever at Your Service”
Phone 701
‘-R ^ H A M .M U L T N O M A H COUNTY, OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 7,
OFFICERS CHOSEN l | brarian receives
FOR NEW TERMS MANY SPECIAIREQL'ESTS THE GHOST OF THE NEW YEAR’S BALL
W hile the circulation
gtockholdera’
m
eeting
of
the
<,reshalu
sub-branch library
The
lelephone com pany w as held yes- cem ber
not quite up
In
the
C
om
m
ercial
club
hall.
finö
tecord
of
November
gday
A Thrilling Story of Old Ea.t Portland
of
the
$1.50 PER YEAR
SUDDEN DEATH OF
W. W. BREEDEN
TO PLAN LARGER
SCOPE OF WORK
E. L. THORPE.
for De-
W. W. Breeden, a well-known res
and your days will pass away with
to the 1 One New Y ear’s eve, over th irty the days of the coming sp rin g .”
ident of O rient, died suddenly on
An organization for Im provem ent
It was years ago, the firemen
of
East
la k e me hom e," she alm ost gasp- S aturday last and was buried to- and developm ent of the e u tiit < j
— oh leave me. 1
majority of th e stock being repre- considered good especially in view Portland gave a m asquerade ball at t‘‘1, " no> tak e
day at Rose City P ark cemetery side lias been effected in E ast t o i l
will go alone."
Neppach's
hall.
The
scene
was
one
of
the
fact
that
so
many
events.
He was from Kentucky and
was land
E. M. Lepper as tea par-
#ted. The election of tw o direct-
She attem pted to go by him
aged 57 years and eight days. He ar> J»re8ldent a ,'d C. C. Hall as
resulted in th e selection of Ar Including the holidays occupied the of mad revelry and enjoym ent, al but he stood in her way.
tem porary secretary.
W. McKay, j tllne and ln terest of school chil though the night was cold and
ar Dowsett and 1)
"Listen ag ain ," he said, “ 1 am leaves a widow.
Il will be composed of th ree rep
The circum stances of Mr. Breed
dren, teachers and the reading pub cheerless without. The city of East not m ortal. F o r long years
has
bylaws of th e com pany were so
resentatives
from each of th e im
e
n
’s
death
are
ra
th
e
r
obscure
but
lic.
P ortland was the center of attrac- my body laid in th e dust but my
tended as to allow of th e election
tions for all the fun-loving people --pirit comes out of the unseen, and it is th o u g h t th at he dropped dead provem ent clubs of which th ree are
On
one
day
last
month
the
circu
; a secretary and tre a s u re r outside
30 in active existence. Some of
lation was an even hundred.
The of its own boundaries and of many takes on hum an shape to do the from h eart failure. He had gone
the board of d irecto rs. A meet-
from other places and such a crush j bidding of the great Destiny. I am out in to th e tim ber to cut some these representatives are to be wom
C
urrent
Events
bulletin
is
being
jg of the new board will be held
wood, w hile his wife hud gone to en, now th a t they have the right to
Saturday evening fo r th e pur- used considerably by the children, was never before seen there or may here tonight for th a t purpose."
vote on all public questions.
H er blanched face grew firm and P ortland for the day. Upon Mrs.
of Christm as never again be witnessed The mer-
of organizing and electing offl- and the collection
A meeting of this new assoi latlon
ry m asquers and the thousand spec- th e looked at him a few seconds B reeden’s retu rn she found th a t he has been called a t th e rooms of the
There will be a new secre- books was well used. The earlier
had
not
come
back
for
dinner
and
ta to rs made up a sea of hum anity end then asked:
’ elected, Mr. D ow sett having an- opening, now a t 12 noon, has help
began a search, finding him lying East Side Business Men's d u b on
th a t few could ever rem em ber more
ed
as
many
books
have
been
is
"W ho are you? tell me th a t! "
unced th a t he w ill not serve any
dead
on the ground with his pipe th e night of Ja n u ary 16, a t which
"You need not know me and 1
sued and much reference work has than a fraction of, and hence it
tim e th e full scope and purpose of
jger in th a t capacity.
was or is of little wonder th at one will not lift my mask. We m ust in his m outh. Death had evidently
i th e organization will be defined.
Reports of th e se creta ry showed been done d uring the noon hour.
come
quickly
and
painlessly.
He
by p art now but 1 will be near you In
The librarian. Miss H aile, re of the revelers was unnoticed
¡be company to be in a good finan-
was a m em ber of an in su ran ce o r According to thu, statem en ts made
more than a few.
j th e unseen."
ports
th
a
t
the
num
ber
of
readers
jal condition. If all sum s due for
der
back east and carried a policy | by the prom oters of this movement
This one m asker seemed to be
“And I— ”
has Increased and many cards un
th e new organization will consider
itals were collected th e re would
of $1,000.
“ You will meet me with the
used for m onths are now being anyw here and everywhere so th a t
along w hat lines th e E ast Side will
an indebtedness of about
The
new reference he was in the midst of the fun,and | first: days of sum m er, and the hand
likely develop, w hat streets ought
1300. This sum will probably be called for.
Dentil of T in n u ts C ree .
books
are
being
well
used and w hat made him less conspicuous th an J ot the great m aster. Destiny, will
to
he widened,
w hat
boulevards
¡feared off by th e tim e th e May
Thom
as
Cree,
fath
e
r
of
C
C.
also many special request books are most of the rest was the fact th a t be your guide through th e d ark
should
he
opened,
w
hat
p ark s are
mntals are paid in by those who
Cree, died nt his home in Fairview
called for at this library, often as he seemed to sustain no “charac shadow and into th e light where I
needed in th e cen tral d istric ts and
ID stock.
this
m
orning
of
heart
failu
re
at
the
many us a hundred books on vari te r” in his costume, and was only shall greet you.”
ago of 76 years. 11 m onths and six in the suburbs, and w w bere they
"And th e n ?"
ous
subjects being requested during bent on having all the fun he could.
yesterday’s m eeting of th e newly-
days. The rem ains will be buried should be located.
A fter the grand march had been
“
Then
you
will
know
me
w
ithout
the
m
onth.
The G reater P o rtlan d plans are t o
cted board of directo rs of the
tom orrow Jan . 8, in the Douglass
be used as Hie basis of Hie delibera
The follow ing bulletin of books on played he walked boldly up to t h e ! terro r. Farew ell,
lultnomah county fa ir association
cemetery
near
T
routdale.
fairy princess and asked h er for j He w ent o u t a fte r throw ing a
tions and purposes of th e new or
w held in th e office of th e Gresh- H ousehold problem s has been post
the next dance; it was accorded him. ¡coin on th e table for th eir repast,
ganization, as it was decided to w o rk
real e s ta te com pany, all but ed by th e lib rarian th is week
The orchestra srtuck up a lively am t ^ n she followed him into the
in harm ony with th e G reater P o rt
A m erican school of home econo
bur of them being present. These
waltz and the two went spinning o v er' street.
land P lans association.
mics.
balified by ta k in g the obligation re-
th e floor until Its c I oep , but one or
Although she w ent close behind
The widening of Colum bia boule
Profession of hom em aking.
llred by law and th e election of
two observers noticed
th a t
the him she could see him now here and
vard from St. Jo h n s th ro u g h the
C
larke:
Cook
book
of
left
overs.
[fleers for th e com ing year resulted
E vening S ta r G range cook book. couple remained together and even she m ade her way hom eward, alone
The ru ra l sections of Clackam as lu d u striald istrict on Colum bia slough
I follows: P resid en t, H. A. Lewis;
danced the next quadrille with each and quaking with a nam eless dread.
F
arm
er:
C
atering
for
special
oc
county
a re voicing th e ir opposition to T routdale, th ere to connect with
president, D. M. R oberts; sec-
other.
It was as he had told her.
In to th e stock law udopted a t th e re th e roud up th e Columbia river in-
ary, E. G. K ard ell;
treasu rer, casions.
They even danced again and the m orning a fea rfu l cold had set
Glover:
“Dame C urtsey’s book
cent election. An effo rt will
be Ito Hood R iver; tho dredging o t
leodore B rugger. The last
two
again,
the fairy seeming to be en tled in her head and on her lungs;
Colum bia Slough from Its m outh to
of
receipts.
made
to
nullify
the
law
and
make
re re-elected. An executive com-
chanted w ith h er escort, who was remedies were applied but she grew
H
arland:
common
sense
in
the
it im possible for such m easure« to ward T routdale for a ship chunnel
Ittee of four was nam ed by th e
equally enchanted w ith her.
worse and was soon in a decline.
household.
;
come
up in an e n tire county here and for sew erage for th e P eninsula;
air and ratified by th e board. Its
At last the hour for unm asking
As
it
had
been
said,
she
passed
the wldennig and extension of K ill-
after.
Osman: cleaning and renovating.
trsonnel is Lewis S h attu c k , F. H.
arrived b u t th e two or th ree ob away w ith the spring and was bur
ingsw orth avenue to the city lim its;
P
riestm
an
:
hom
e
decorations.
R
epresentative
F
,M
.Gill
has
pre
rane, L. M. L epper and C. M. Lake,
servers of th e stran g e couple failed ied at Lone F ir, but it is doubtful pared a bill and will Introduce It at developm ent of th e F o ster road
Reed: one thousand salads.
premium list com m ittee
was
to see them now and they surm ised if the promise of her m asked escort th e coming session of th e legislature through th e M ount Scott d istrict
R o rer: new cook book.
ned consisting of R. W. Gill, E
th a t th e fairy and her escort were to meet her was ever fulfilled.
repealing th e law em pow ering a into Clackam as county by m aking
W agner: recipes for the preserv
.Thorpe and A. F. Miller. The re-
unm asking privately or else had left
A fter the m ourners
had
gone county vote on stock ru n n in g ut 1t 80 feet wide inside the city and
ing
of
fru
it,
vegetables
and
meat.
alning com m ittees and superinten-
the hall.
away and th e sexton had filled large. H is bill will provide th a t extending it according to the G reat
nts will be selected at the next
The la tte r surm ise was correct, the grave a man sau n tered up to It the m a tte r he left to the precincts e r P o rtlan d plan s; developm ent of
etlng w hich will be held on Mon-
for the two had quietly taken a stroll and gazed a m om ent at th e little to decide a t a special or general th e Powell Valley road from t l i e
ly, Feb. 3.
down to the resta u ran t and were en board a t her head.
election. H e thinks. In this way, W illam ette rv ler to the city lim its
joying a cup of steam ing chocolate
and beyond; th e paving of tho
“ I am avenged a t last for the no Injustice will be done .
in a p rivate room.
slight 1 once received. H ere lies
” 1 believe,’” he added, discussing Base Line road to the Twelve Mile
A fter they had lunched the man , H ER daughter, SHE who wrecked the m atter, “ th a t th e vote last house und its direct extension to the
By some oversight the last Issue
reached over to th e fairy and lifted j my whole life. I sw ore it and it is
election on th is question Is void, Automobile Clubhouse; (lie possible
of th e Outlook failed to m ake any
her m ask, and then seemed to sta rt accom plished.”
as the law was not followed in p ut widening und extension of East
m ention of the P astim e club dance
back in affrig h t at w hat he had done | He w ent away and was seen no ting It on theballot and th e result Burnside street to tlie city lim its 80
The announcem ent is m ade th a t on New Y ear's night. It was one
She saw his look and one of fear more, but he told a friend who, in has not been published 60 days In feet wide; extension of Sandy boul
lust Larson has sold his harness of the very best social g atherings in passed over her face.
East
tu rn , has told me th is story, th a t a new spaper as provided by law .” evard to a connection with
slness to S. A. P a lm q u ist who has
Burnside bridge, are some of th e
"F e a r not, sweet one,” he said, 1 th e ghost of the ballroom was the
this vicinity during the holidays and
w taken charge. Mr. Larson has
things th at are to lie considreed
“ fear me not; but ah, fear the fu rejected su ito r of a once beautiful
Farm for Sale,
n in business h ere for the past was a fittin g climax to the closing tu r e ! ”
B ut tho
woman. He had sw orn to be re
I have a nice farm for sale one by tlie new organization.
of
the
festivities
of
the
holiday
sea
«ht and a
h a lf yeras, having
plan
is
to
cover
all
sections
in tlie
"W
h
at
haa
It
in
store
for
m
e?”
venged
on
her
and
hers
forever,
and one-half miles from the Cherry
'Ught out J. D. R egner . D uring son. About 70 tickets were sold, she asked wonderingly. “ Is it dark of losing her husband in a pre-ar-
scope of Hie operations of tlie new
ville
store
and
one
mile
from
a
good
lat time th e business has steadily and it was noticeable th a t a better and foreboding? Are you a seer?
ranged braw l he tu rn ed his work uj.- M. E. ch u rch ; school one and one- association and to prepare a general
own About six y ears ago the average class of people attended than
the
“
Not
a
seer,
b
ut
one
not
of
on
her, and she too fell before his fourth miles aw ay; a bearing or plan for tlie developm ent o f
illding on Main stre e t was built is custom ary at such gatherings, e a rth ; I am here to n ig h t to share insiduous plans. Not content with
E ast Side w ithin th e scope of the
chard
of apples, cherries. Petit
G reater Portiund
plans and
the
Mr. L arson, an d th is is th e pres many being present who rarely a t your joy and bear you a message." her d eath, he waited his chance to prunes.
F o u r thousand
Lawton
tend
public
dances.
The
music
was
Olmstead
plans.
The
new
o
rganiza
it location of th e shop. Mr. L ar
The
fairy
was
frightened
now.
cause
h
er
d
au
g
h
ter's
end,
which
he
blackberry p lan ts and a good field
in has built up a good patronage good and the floor m anagers polite 'Yes," he said again, “ I am come to »aw done and aided in doing, as of stra w lx rrle s ; also a good chick tion will also consider tlie m atter
and
attentive,
and
everyone
enjoyed
of a cro ssc o u n try railw ay running
d wishes to th a n k his m any
say th a t the pleasure of tonight will th is n arrativ e discloses how. Who en house; barn for
th ree horses
from Reed college north on East
tends and p a tro n s fo r th e ir fav- the dance until a late hour.
be your last on e a rth ."
he
was
m
ust
rem
ain
a
secret
for
he
with
two
stalls
for
cows
and
a
haj
The club will take over the con
in the p ast and bespeaks for
The fairy shrieked, but the din of went fa r away and was never heard bin which will hold five tons. A 39th to Sandy boulevard and thence
trol of the hall and conduct a series
8 successor th e sam e generous pat-
others entering the dining room from again, but he probably went to fram e workshop and storehouse 35 to the city lim its, and a connection
of Invitation dances during the re
with the Columbia boulevard. The
mage
drowned her tones.
some foreign clime, living out the L
'x40, with a cellar; well near tin
m ainder of the social season, thus
purpose of the association is very
"Be quiet, and I will tell you. To- last of an existence’ which
was kitchen door. There are 60 :q u
ellm inaitng all chances for
rude
night 1 have led you a merry dance crowned only with blighted hopes, .»f cultivated land and 5 acres In am bitious. If nil th e d u b s elect
gatherings in th e fu tu re and making
und semi delegates to tlie m eeting
from set to set, from march to waltz rem orse and
grim
satisfaction piling tim ber. Seven acres are in
the dances attractiv e to those who
Ja n u ary 16 there will be between
and your blood was hot.
It ' over a satiated revenge
tim othy
pasture, all fenced with
would otherw ise remain away.
came and went through your veins i The girl was well, no m a tte r; I running w ater in the pasture T h ir 60 to 90 del<-gules present. P er
m anent officers will then b e elect
ty acres of th is farm is In a level
A. P otter of Portland is visiting In an ectasy of Joy and you began let her rest, she is b etter off
ed and w orking com m ittees will be
H- Mi Dougal and Geo. Olson of
to perspire
under th e exercise.
* valley, known as the Beal's Flat
with his daughter Mrs. F. L. Ever
appointed to tak e up these projects.
»rtland have ta k en a five year
Then I asked you to lunch and you
Subscribe for your dailies through homegtead, on the Sandy river and
son
today.
’I lie
111(11 e l m I I I
i
not
an
'Un
*8« on th e Goodfellow property
came with me out Into the cold I the Outlook,
I on the main autom obile road to
tie
to
the
G
reater
P
ortiund
p
lan
s,"
Powell stree t, purchased
the
—
-
1 Mt. Hood. Price, $3500. Call and
W ear the smile that won't come night air where the germ of con-1
said J. II. Noltu, who o riginated the
tedtsmith stock
and will have
O utlook W ant ads.
bring quick see th is nice home or address M
off. Use a Laurel Range. Sterling sum ption you have Inherited from
project, "b u t Io add som ething to
l,rge »his week. It is said th a t & Kidder.
your m other has taken quick root lesults.
A. S tru rk en , Boring, Oregon.
these plans whicli shall be u n d er
will p ut in som e new m achin-
tak en ut once, and not in tlie far
7 and will in th e n ear fu tu re be
d istan t future. A large per cent of
nipped to h an d le any and all class
the people of P o rtlan d will live on
of carriage and m achinery work
th e East side, and we m ust pre
Mr. McDougal h a lls from old Ire-
M iscellaneous.
Real E state Rentals.
.Miscellaneous.
p are for them, for the new bridges,
livestock .
nd while Olson professes to be a
Dance at D enny’s hall, P leasan t i BALED HAY for sale at my p la c e parks und oilier tilings to com e."
F o r K ent .
'ode, but ¡¡ays his f a th e r was a
FOR SALE— F our mules, three
| Home, Ja n . 11, 1913. Music by Beers-'
with
city
water,
electric
lights
and
'ichnian. Mr. M cDougal will oc-
IPX the Goodfellow house w ith his wagons, one saddle pony
*91 378.
1 ta rn , 8-room house, also 5-room A lesworth o rch estra.
tf
H. R. Kane, phone house; ren t $8 00. On Main street.
T errier puppies
mll>' near th e shop.
•92
FOR SALE— Baled tim othy and ' FOR SALE- Second crop dovei
, Chas Cleveland.
293.
East «ri; Oregon can be counted on
y, baled. T. C. Tow nsend,Oresti -
loose mixed hay. M ountain View
FOR
RENT—
Well
known
dairy-
fresh milch |
d° itf share In th e s ta te ’s a g r i - , FOR SALE— Fine
.
tf am, phone 51.
*90
F arm , phone 21. H. E. Davis.
farm.
of
H.
S.
Stone
at
Fairview,
Miss E thel Gladys Wolfe and Mr.
Jersey
"'oral production. Now th a t th e (c o w.
w Graded Jersey.
J. W
!
Enquire
of
Mrs.
H.
S.
Stone,
Cleone,
Lambert
W ayne Mulkey were m ar
tf
Are
You
Going
to
B
uild?
°P« are g athered,
instances of send, Cleone, phone 213.
Q resham Feed Mill
w ants o a i s . If so, consult W H. K arr, Gresham , ried at th e home of the bride’s par-
phone 216.
90
8 fkld are being rep o rted . E lba
and w heat. H ighest cash prices Oregon. Plana and estim ates furn- «nts, Mr. unii Mrs. David Wolfe, at
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE— Two horses.
har-
°*ers. a farm er of th e F reew ater
Phone 661.
tf
Boring, at 3 p. m. last Hunday af-
““ p r /
»
n
lshed.
Krlct, received over $1100 for to-
ro u te, 9j
Auto for Sale.
___ ternoon. The brid e's father, wtio Is
$90.00. J. C. Peterson,
W. E. Beegle, ag en t for K nicker
*°*» raised on th re e -q u a rte rs of Gresham.
Buick auto, 20 h, p. Mode! 10-
a m inister, perform ed th e ceremony.
Home More C hoice Lots.
4 passenger. $250 takes It. A. E bocker T ailoring com pany, solicits
*cr* His crop w as m arketed
left Hunday
F o r Sale in Z enith addition by The bride and groom
FOR
SALE—
Five
choice
heuert,
Lindsey,
Gresham.
tf
lr°agh tiie F ru it G row ers' Union,
g en tlem en 's patronage.
Call and the owners. The In dependent Land afternoon for th eir new hom e at
lc*> wag probably responsible for 1 and 2 years old, Jersey and Hol-
see his line of sam ples a t Hogan com pany. Easy term s. uuy uirect
Oregon.
Mr. Mulkey
F or Sale.
T. R. Howitt,
See E. H
,
..
tood price. C u rtis and Rolph, of ste ln - at 8 barga n.’
Station, o r phone him a t C olum bia and save com mission
tf
Kelly, Res T hird stre e t and Kelly *8
for th " '" ‘»islry and - v
One Ideal gRs engine, 3 ‘A horse
J*rlo, dug 1,000 bushels of splen- Gr«*ham
Brick W orks and he will call at avenue.
If
pects to g rad u a te the com ing spring
i power with shafting, pulleys, pump
your home.
*9 | - — --------- --- - - • ------- - ---- — T heir many friends wish them a
Potatoes from tw o and one-half ————
ing Jack, emery stand and 100 g al
***
. one hill. 66 p..» i-... -
*0.11 1 > I '
lon gasoline supply tank.
*1 ry a W ant Ad. if you w ant to
'»kjn. More th a n seven car-
FOR RENT— 5Î4 acres.
One upright piano, a snap.
buy or sell anything. It will help
Special m eetings commenced at
° ’ Pure a lfa lfa honey was fOr
’ 90
One hay rack, one wood rack
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ' th e M. E. church lust night with
crops, half mH« weat of Ore»ham -
’ut of Valo th is year.
One two-seated hack, one single you.
r M Roberts. Welches,
Owner prove fair atten d an ce and a good meeting,
FOUND— W atch.
harness.
tf
of H igh L ivin g S olved !
W
a
n
te
d
—
All
who
do
not
now
get
th is notice.
Service will be held every evening
One A urora No. 26 heater, a b ar
Oregon
O
r special— Sugar cured
__
except Saturday. The pastor invites
gain.
1 the O utlook to subscribe a t once j
® -sd heavy bacon 11H cents J a „ y and gunday Oregonian
p Phone
hone 9J.
A W ant Ad. is a good investm ent everyone to a tte n d these m eetings.
for 1913.
93.
C. W. Albertson
Gresham Cash Market.
<nd Outlook, 1 y e » f - - ......... • ’
WILL TRY TO OBVIATE
COUNTY HERD LAWS
JST LARSON SELLS
TO S. A. PALMQUIST
PASTIME CLUB’S DANCE
WAS VERY FINE EVENT
IDFELLOW’S SHOP
PASSES TO NEW HANDS
WANT ADS.--The Outlook’s Bargain Counter--WANT ADS
MISS ETHEL WOLFE
WEDS MINISTER