Gresham outlook., June 13, 1913, Page 4, Image 4

PACK FOVK
GKENHAM
OUTLOOK.
FRIDAY.
JU NE
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IV I»
Grand Scottish Picnic
and Games
y
Multnomah County Fair Grounds
GRESHAM, OREGON
F rid ay, J u ly 4
Admission, Adults, 25c,
I ortion o f F lo ra l Display at 1 9 1 2 F air.
This D ep a rtm e n t should be m ade a great attractio n this year.
S u p e rin te n d e n t R. W. G ill, o f th e {this d e p a rtm e n t, as m any of th e
F lo ra l d e p a rtm e n t, Is w o rk in g e a rn - ] g ro w ers w ould p re fe r
som e such
e stly for a b e tte r d isp lay th is y ear to k en r a th e r th a n h av e a d o lla r or
tw o In cash.
th a n ev er before. F ro m p resen t In­
Mr. Gill w ishes It u n d ersto o d th a t
d ic a tio n s th e re is g o in g to be con­ w hile it Is d e sira b le to h av e a good
sid e ra b le co m p etitio n a s th e g e n er­ n u m b er of v a rie tie s In all e n trie s ,
o u s a w a rd s fo r all
classes
have th e n u m b e r sh a ll no t c o u n t a g a in s t
len g th
stim u la te d e x h ib ito rs to p re p a re for th e q u ality of th e bloom s,
of stem s, ta s te in a rra n g e m e n t an d
e n trie s th a t h av e h e re to fo re
been
g en eral p erfe c tio n o f th e flow ers.
lackin g .
T h ere a re p rise s fo r best e x h ib ­
T he d ip lo m a fe a tu re ta k e s well In its In fu ch ias, g e ran iu m s, fern s, be-
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
T n e re will be a m eetin g o f th e
G resh am -R iv ersid e A m u sem en t clu b
at th e C o m m ercial clu b h a ll, next
M onday ev en in g a t 8 o 'clo ck , to a r ­
ra n g e a p ro g ram of sp o rts fo r th e
4th of Ju ly celeb ratio n .
goriias, o lean d e rs, pansies, cactus,
h elltro p e, p alm s, flo w erin g a sp a ra g u s
an d can n as. T hese a re p o tte d p lan ts
In cut flo w ers th e e x h ib its will con­
sist of roses, g la d io lu s, c a rn a tio n s ,
a s te rs , sw eet p eas, cosm os, c h ry s a n ­
th em u m s, sa lv ia s, sw eet W illiam s,
z in n ia s, sn a p -d ra g o n s, phlox,
ver­
benas, gold banded lily, d elp h in iu m s,
p o k e r p la n t, golden glow and an e­
m one. In a d d itio n th e re a re
two
p rizes fo r best g e n e ra l d isp lay
of
c u t flow ers.
CONCESSIONS
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. K a rd e ll have
gone to M an zan ita w here they will
co n d u ct a g e n e ra l sto re d u rin g th e
j su m m er
J a s K lklngton h as tak en
i Mr. K a rd e ll’s place as a ss ista n t
c a sh ie r te m p o ra rily a t th e B ank of
G resham .
A m ong those from G resham who
will ta k e th e te a c h e rs ex am in atio n
n ex t week a re th e Misses Bessie Os- j
b u rn ,
E th el
W ilk in so n ,
G eneva
W rig h t. M aud M ichel, H elen Hoss,
A b ro ad sm ile is seen on
tw o
M arian R o b ertso n ,
Bessie S trebin
faces of late as th e re s u lt of th e
a n d V yola M athew s.
School d is tric t
m eetin g will he
held all o v er th e s ta te of O regon
next M onday, bu t th e g re a te s t In te r
e s t In th is vicin ity c e n te rs in G resh ­
am w here th e co u n ty high school
q u estio n Is
of
g re a t im p o rtan ce.
One new d ire c to r Is to be chosen
and a clerk elec ted , besides ta k in g
up th e high si'hool site problem .
T h e M ount Hood railw ay has been
fu lly e le e rtifte d to B ull R un, and
th ro u g h e le c tric service is prom ised
e a rly next m o n th to C o ttrell.
For the Hot Days
H artford Blue Flame
Is simply Fine. This stove
hum s a nice Clean, Blue
I lame and makes an In­
tense Heat.
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Oil Cook Stove
2 Burner $4.50
it
3
6.00
STERLING&KIDDER
H ardw are sto re
l ‘«jwellSt.
Gresham
Jo e Exley an d fam ily have move«!
from F ra n k H eln ey 's little b u n g a ­
low on T h ird s tre e t to o n e of Ja s.
I L aw ren ce's h ouses on so u th R o b erts
i avenue.
Mrs. Wm. G room s and tie r g ra n d ­
son R obert G ililan d ,
o f P o rtla n d ,
w ere recen t g u e sts
of
G ran d m a
L ln n em an n
Mrs. J. W. M orris received a te l­
e g ra m th is w ts'k, an n o u n c in g
th e
d e a th o f h er m o th e r In M on treal,
C an ad a. Mr. an d M rs M orris have
only recen tly re tu rn e d from a visit
th ere.
T h e first a n n u a l d is tric t q u a rte rly
m eetin g o f th e P o rtla n d d is tric t of
th e F ree M ethodist ch u rc h w ill be
held at St. Jo h n s, O regon, next
week b eg in n in g T h u rsd a y , th e 19th,
an d la stin g o v e r S unday.
Miss V era S m ith , of R o seb u rg , is
v isitin g a t th e hom e o f h er uncle,
| C lau d e S m ith .
P au l N agle, of U niversity P a rk , is
[sp en d in g a
few
d ay s w ith M ark
E m ery.
W. E. C o ates, o f C hicago, w as a
c a lle r y esterd ay at th e hom e of his
cousin II. L. St. C lair
Mr. and Mrs J W M orris a re
m oving from M rs S It B ra d fle ld 's
h o u se on F ifth stre e t to th e house
recen tly v acated by Jo e Exley and
fam ily on T h ird stre e t.
Mr and Mrs E N. C am p h av e re ­
tu rn e d from sev eral d a y s' v isit w ith
th e ir ch ild re n
Mrs C am p h as been
t«> Sherw ood w ith h Geo. C am p and
wife, an d Mr C am p a t Hoot! R iver
an d M osier w ith Mr. an d Mrs Mel-
l vln S u n d ay , Miss Bessie C am p and
o th e r c h ild ren
A lbert Camp, who
acco m p an ied his fa th e r,
rem ain ed
for a lo n g er visit t
Mrs C la ra K an e e n te r ta in e d last
I ev en in g at a six o 'clo ck d in n e r Mrs
E C L indsey, Miss L a u ra V. llu lk e
I ley an d Miss E m m a Jo h n so n
Mrs C M Z im m erm an Is e n te r- 1
ta ln ln g h e r sis te r Miss E s th e r El- !
for«! of A p h'ey, N D , an d h e r b r o t h - [
| er Paul Eiford of Roscoe, S. D.
P a rtie s d e s irin g to b id fo r Concessions on th e g ro u n d s on J u ly 4 shou ld
c o m m u n ic a te w ith D . H . G O W A N S , 9 5 0 E . T a y l o r S t . P o r t la n d , O r e g o n
T he d a h lia prizes a re offered for
best d isp lay s in seven v a rie tie s five
to be e n te re d , as follow s:
cactu s,
peony, show , d ecorative, single, pom ­
pon and co llerette.
F o r best g en ­
e ra l d isp lay of 100 stem s of d a h lia s,
any class th e re w ill be a first prize
of five d o lla rs; second, a com m ercial
o rd e r on G ill B ros
Seed Co., for
tw o d o lla rs
T he above p ic tu re re p re se n ts
p o rtio n of th e flo ra l ex h ib it of last
y ear in th e big pavilion.
<3
Benj. J. Freese
N A T U R O PA T H
NERVOUS
EASTMAN KODAK
CONTEST WINNERS
and
AND
C H IR O PR A C TO R
CHRONIC
I use only natural methods,
DISEASES
Consultation Free.
O v e r F ir s t S t a t e B a n k
GRESHAM,
w ln n in g o t a k odak a t w R- B u rk e '
I" A pril Mr. B u rk e s ta rte d tw o con
t«>sts, o ffe rin g th e w in n er of one
»20.00 E astm an k o d ak an d th e o th e r
W hile It Is re p o rte d
th a t lim b - a $6.00 vest p o ck et kodak,
d cn sto ck & L arso n will re b u ild th e ir
The flr8t contest w as th e
best
b u rn ed sto re a t P le a sa n t H om e, It p ic tu re of any d o m estic a n im a l, and
Is also rep o rted th a t M anager
In- 0,1
31st o f May Miss Iva B lack-
g
ra
m
,
of
th
e
M
ercantile
com
pany.
1,urn
w
as
aw ard ed th e »6.00 k odak
The Sun D ials an d th e B rooklyn
th e re A larg e n u m b e r of p ic u tre s w ere
A th letic clu b b aseb all
te a m s w ill w ill not e n g a g e In business
a g a in .
en te re d in th e su b je c ts, all being
p lay ball next S undny a fte rn o o n on
very good, but th e ju d g e s decided
th e F airv iew d iam o n d . So m uch In te r­
C lau d e S m ith won th e E astm an
th
a t Miss B la c k b u rn ’s p ic tu re of
est is b eing ta k e n In th ese g am es k o d ak in th e
w ord
c o n test
at
T he
con­ cow w as su p e rio r in d etail.
th a t th e a tte n d a n c e w ill be heavy B u rk e 's jew elry sto re.
In th e o th e r c o n te st, w ith
each
and a good g am e is assu red .
test w as on fo r th re e m onths. The
p u rch ase of p h o to
su p p lies th e re
In
s
tru
m
e
n
t
is
5
by
7*4
and
one
E lm er D ietz, of A u ro ra, w as h ere
A 5 -p atse tig er Keo au to m o b ile in
w as a le tte r in th e w ord ''E a s t­
of th e best.
som e way su stain ed a b ro k en re a r fo r tw o d ay s th is week v isitin g w ith
m a n ,” and when any
person had
axel an d w as ab an d o n ed so m etim e a c q u a in ta n c e s an d a tte n d in g th e rose
Miss Isabel M etzger is w o rk in g en ough of th ese
le tte rs
to spell
in P o rtla n d in a m usic store.
T uesday n ig h t in fro n t o f
E.
8. fesllvul In P o rtla n d
E astm an he w ould receive a »20.00
The e n tire sto ck of goods an d fig­
J e n n e ’s ho u se nt J e n n e s ta tio n . Yes­
W ednesday
th is
P. C onley, of S p rin g field , O regon, E astm an k odak.
te rd a y u ftern o o n It
w as
re p a ln sl u re s of th e Jo h n so n D rug Co., lo c a t­ Is v isitin g w ith his b ro th e r, Jo h n contest w as closed
w hen
C laude
and ta k e n aw ay by m en fro m a ed In th e F irst S ta te B ank b u ild in g C onley and fam ily.
S m ith tu rn e d in th e full n u m b e r of
P o rtla n d g arag e, hut they refused w as boxed up y e sterd ay an d se n t to
le tte r s and received th e k o d ak
Mrs. B o rt, m o th e r of E. L. B o rt,
to th e B lu m a u e r F ra n k
t o give o u t a n y in fo rm a tio n co n cern ­ P o rtla n d ,
Mr. B u rk e should be given c re d it
D rug Co., w h o lesale house. Mr. Jo h n - h as re tu rn e d from S tanley sta tio n fo r h is In terest In th e u p lift of
ing th e o w n er o r th e accident.
Mrs. Brow n and tw o ch ild re n o f j »on. fo rm e r p ro p r ie to r of th e sto re, is w h ere she hns been v isitin g and e n ­
a m a te u r p h o to g rap h y .
H e h as a
B arton, w ere th e g u ests y esterd ay Ilow located a t W o o dburn. H e was jo y in g th e Rose c arn iv al.
co n test on now.
of th e fo r m e r’s sister, M rs
F ra n k h ere d u rin g th e first of th e w eek,
J o h n C onley, P. C onley, Mr. and
a rra n g in g fo r th e rem oval o f th e Mrs. R ich ard B eadle a tte n d e d th e
C h risten sen .
I t's a good tim e to sta in y o u r
F red F ie ld h o u se cam e hom e from stock.
fu n e ra l y este rd a y o f Mrs. B eadle's roof. G reen, red an d brow n sh in g le
M an zan ita beach y esterd ay on a visit
Mrs. A. M A n d erso n a n d ch il­ m o th er, Mrs. D avid B rooks In Bea- [ sta in 60c a g allo n a t
S te rlin g &
1 K id d er's.
w t i l l hom e folks.
d re n v isited fo r sev eral d ay s
a t vorton.
V ancouver, W ash in g to n , re tu rn in g
I M onday.
I’ N uslund of C lay C en ter, K a n ­
s u , is v isitin g w ith his old n eig h ­
bor, G. G. Jo h n so n of Pow ell V al­
ley. He I b g re a tly p leased w ith th e
looks of th e c o u n try and may lo­
c a te In O regon som e tim e In th e fu ­
tu re .
It« v J . A.
H opper und fam ily
moved
th is
week
to S u n n y sid e
w here ht will have c h a rg e of p as­
to ra l w ork for th e com ing y ear.
Juveniles, Free
OREGON
O ffic e H o u rs
2 to 5 p . m
excep t Sunday
7 Ae M ost Handsome and Up-to-Date
STATIONERY
on the market
SY M PH O N Y LA W N
Plain
II hite or A n y Other Color you wish
P rice 5 0 cents
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
“ TH E R EX 4U . S T O R E ”
L ittle A labam a" a G rout S u ccess.
G resham w as favored by a p ro d u c­
tion of an old s o u th e rn d ra m a e n ­
title d " L ittle A la b a m a ," last T ues­
day n ig h t th a t w as as n e a r eq u a l to
city stock as th e acco m m o d atio n s of
sm all s ta g e could affo rd .
T he
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
sta g e s e ttin g s w ere e x tra o rd in a ri­
ly m a g n ificen t, p ic tu rin g
an old
so u th e rn p la n ta tio n . T he long lane,
A t G resh am In th e S ta te of O regon at the close of business J u n e
shaded by la rg e beach n u t tre e s, w ith
4 th , 1913
tjie co tto n fields in th e
d ista n c e '
R eso u rces
L iabilities
and th e old p la n te r's house v era n d a [
L oans an d d i s c o u n t s . . . » 94,531.40 C ap ital stock p aid i n . . »
30,000.00
in th e fo re g ro u n d s w ould
m ak e a I
O v e rd ra fts, secu red an d unse
S u rp lu s fu n d ....................
13,000.00
cured .................................
n ativ e of A lab am a th in k by m istak e
l l O . l t - U ndivided p ro fits , less ex-
B onds and w a r r n n t s ..
1,885.84
penses an d taxes paid
1,636.92 he had w andered in to a s u p e r n a tu r­
S to ck s an d o th e r se­
Due to b a n k s and b a n k e rs
908.84 a l form of ex isten ce and w as in re- I
c u ritie s ....................
160.00 P o stal S av in g s B ank
B an k in g h o u se .................. 21,500.00
d e p o s i t s .........................
1,868.74 a llty back in th e su n n y south.
F u r n itu r e an d fix tu re s . .
3,603 50
T he plot w hile it is in a sense ■
In
d
iiilu
al
d
ep
o
sits
su
b
ject
Due from batiks (n o t re­
to c h e c k ......................
88,680 55 » en satlo n al, is p re tty and fascin at-
serve b a n k s 1...............
4,41 05
Dcmaml c e rtific a te s of de-
*n£.
w ith
ju s t en o u g h
so u th ern
D ue from ap p ro v ed rese rv e
b a n k s ...........................
28,402.63
posit ..............................
6,4 7 9 .3 2 p luck to give It life, a n d from th e
C h eck s an d o th e r cash
T im e c e rtific a te s of de
: first c u rta in to th e close, it is brim j
Item s
.......................
159 43
posit
14,309.51 fu || o f |lunlor of , |, e play.
Cash on h an d .................
10,962 45 S avings deposits
14.908.6C
T he m a n a g e m e n t h as expressed j
an
in te n tio n of re p ro d u c in g th is bill j
T o tal ........................... »171,792 44
T otal ............................ (1 7 1 ,7 9 2 .4 4
j on a fu tu re d a te , ow ing
to th e |
S ta te of O reg o n , C o u nty of M u ltn o m ah , ss
I, C. J . L u n d q u ist, c a s h ie r o f th e above nam ed b an k , do solem nly
sm all n u m b e r of peo p le w ho saw
sw e a r th a t th e above s ta te m e n t is tr u e to th e b est of my k n ow ledge i it T uesday n ig h t. If such
should
an d belief.
be
th
e
case,
th
e
p
rice
w
ould
be re­
C. J. LUN DQ UIST. C ash ier.
duced
" D r Je k y le l and Mr. H y d e " |
S u b scrib ed an d sw orn to before m e th is 11th day of J u n e
1913
LAURA V B U L K E I.E Y , N otary P ublic.
w ill p e rh a p s be th e next p lay — one
C o rre c t A tte st A. M eyers
Th«?o. B ru g g e r, C. J.
L u n d q u ist,
Di­
th a t needs b u t little
com m ent as
recto rs.
everyone h as a t least h eard of it
if th ey hav e not seen th e play o r
read th e book
A SNAP!
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FIRST STATE BANK
A Strong Bank Helps the
Community
Conservatism of Bank Induces Growth and Benefits All
June 12
1912
1913
-
1912
1913
.
Deposits
$138,385.78
$140,651 09
Resources
$180,627.25
-
$188.790.86
Cash Reserve 37% of Deposits
FIRST STATE BANK
Q tfE S M A M ,
ORE.
S
n iN k
HUI«« Rank la the Ckteaty, o a Calile d ie City
mt
r a
r
N o tice
t,f
A n n u al
S ch o o l
M eetin g.
A few tons slightly damaged
Rolled Barley
Excellent Hog Feed
at $25°° per ton
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GRESHAM FEED MILL
BASE BALL
>1
AT
Fairview
Sunday, June 15
N otice is hereby given to th e le­
gal v o ters of School D istrict No 4
of M ultnom ah C ounty, S ta te of O re­
gon, th a t th e a n n u a l school m eeting
of said d is tric t w ill be held a t th e
F5.
S choolhouse to begin a t th e h o u r of
2 o 'clock p m on th e th ird M onday
of J u n e , being th e 16th day of Ju n e ,
A. D. 1913.
T his
m eetin g is called fo r the
p u rp o se of ele c tin g one d ire c to r fo r
te rm of th re e y ears and one clerk
Admission, M en 15c
fo r one y e a r, and fo r p u rp o se of se­
Ladies. 10c; C hildren, 5c
lectin g h ig h school site and levying
tax th e re fo r an d vo tin g tax fo r the
g y m n asiu m , and th e tra n sa c tio n of
'l ou
ill See a Good Game
business u su a l a t such m eeting
Dated th is 5th day of June. 1913
O I NEAL,
N otice
Chairman Board o f Directors
Anybody
found
tresspassing or
Attest
p icking fruit on the A lexander p late
D M R O B E R T S,
D istric t C lerk
w ill be prosecuted.
W. R. Kern.
Sundials
Brooklyn
Athletic Club
A