Gresham outlook., August 12, 1913, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY.
Big Clean-up Sale
AVGUST
12
lu i n
CITY NEWS
IN BRIEF LUMBER
P o rtla n d , O r., A ug
IS .— (S p ecial)
VI ill Sell at the Following P rices:
Shiplap, per M.
-
.
2x4, 16 and 24 ft length, sized, per
2x6, 16 and 24 ft length, sized, per
2x8, 16 and 24 ft length, sized, per
1x6, 16 and 24 ft rough fencing per
Good Sheathing, 4. 6, 8 in. sized, per
1x12. sized
-
.
per
Common Barn Rustic
per
These Prices are Good Until August 25
E x ten siv e in v e stig atio n of re a l ea-
j ta te fra u d s by P o rtla u d o p e ra to rs
' was s ta rte d y esterd ay m o rn in g
by
J th e co u n ty g ra n d ju ry . T h e in v esti­
g atio n began e a rly last w eek w ith
l one o r tw o Isolated and a p p a re n tly
i m inor eases an d th e s itu a tio n
has
b ro ad en ed m ig h tily since th en .
C ircu it J u d g e M cGinn hist S a tu r-
j day, a week ag o , o rd e re d Ed. De-
I Y oung, Ted
E d w a rd s an d
H. J.
| E vans held to th e g ra n d ju ry
fo r
Summer Goods Specials
SALE
C om m encin g W ed n esd a y , A u g u st 13 w e will put on
som e R are B argains in S u m m er G oods, as th e season is
ap p ro ach in g w h en w e m ust clean u p our su m m er stock.
Y ou will h ave an o p p o rtu n ity to buy stock to finish u p the
rp e tra tin g a sw in d le on " C o u n t”
the season w ith at your ow n price. S hoe O x fo rd s in M en ’s p S e enosky
P u b lic a tio n of th e fa c ts in
W o m e n ’s an d C h ild ren ’s stuff, all N ew T h is S pring an d are th is case h as caused an o v erw h elm ­
ing m ass of in fo rm a tio n to sw eep
going to be sold out at 5 0 c on th e $ 1 , som e of th em as low in a g a in st th is trio , and th e ir in d ic t­
m ent seem s c e rta in . D eY oung and
Successor to Straus Lum ber
MARTIN LENNARTZ. Mange
as 5 0 c th e pair, just the thing for th e b alan ce of the year. E v an s a re in custody.
Phone 446
But th a t is not all. An a d d itio n a l
Straw H ats at 2 5 c on th e $ 1 . M en ’s W o m e n ’s an d Chil- I m ass of in fo rm a tio n , eq u a lly large,
e to th e notice of th e d is­
d r e n ’s U n d e rw e a r at V e ry m uch R e d u c e d Prices. A ll 1 h tric as t com
a tto rn e y th a t Involves
o th e r
TIGERS WIN GAME
e s ta te " p ro m o te rs " in
S um m er G o o d s of all descriptions M ust be Sold at O nce. th P o e rtla uel n d th real
a t m ay land th e n i
in a
BY HEAVY SCORE
W e w an t to m ak e room for fall a n d w inter G o o d s w hich a re s ta te in s titu tio n fo r fra u d u le n t p rac­
tices.
S u n d ay 's ball guniv at Pleasant
arriving daily.
$7.00
M. 7.00
M. 7.00
M. 7.00 j
M. 5.00 1
M. 6.00 1
M. 8.00
M, 8 00
SANDY FIR LUMBER CO.
Co.
Sandy, Oregon
BASE BALL,
Bargains in Furniture
W e h av e a few pieces of F urniture that w e a re selling
V ery C heap. Call in an d see them . If th e re is anything
you can use w e will m ake the price right.
Specials for Saturday, Aug. 16, Only
E C O N O M Y JA R S , P IN T S ,
76c
E C O N O M Y JA R S , Q U A R T S ,
96c
E C O N O M Y JA R S , I-2 G A L S .
JE L L Y G L A S S E S ,
$ 1 .2 3
DOZEN
23c
Lewis Shattuck
MAIN STREET, GRESHAM , OREGON
One of th e m ost com m on a ilm e n ts
th a t h ard w orking peo p le a re affict-
ed w ith Is lam e back. A pply C ham -
L usted
C ottrell
Mr. an d Mrs. N. G. H ed in , who
Jo e M u lth au f Is h a u lin g wood fo r
lierain 's L inim ent tw ice a day and S. H aw shai to C o ttrell sta tio n .
h av e been v isitin g Mr. H ed in ,s p a r­
m assage the p a rts th o ro u g h ly a t each
to
Mr. an d Mrs. S w an to n , of P o rtla n d , e n ts of th is p lace,h av e re tu rn e d
ap p lic a tio n , and you w ill g et quick w ere th e g u e sts of E d. S ester an d th e ir hom e a t l<ents.
W m. C rasw ell an d fam ily o f th is
relief. F o r sale by G resh am D rug fam ily la s t S unday.
L ym an D avies an d G. M oulton p lace an d Wm. In g ram an d fam ily,
Co., and D ealers ev ery w h ere
w ent to N ew port on a fish in g an d o f P le a sa n t H om e, a re sp en d in g
s h o r t v acatio n a t th e m o u n tain s.
h u n tin g trip .
Eyes tested1 and
g lasses fitte d .
Mrs. F ield s, o f C hicago, is th e
F a rm e rs a re g e ttin g busy h a rv e st-
D r Geo Ingles.
tf
Mrs.
Joe
ingg th e ir g ra in . Mr. D unn is d o in g g u e st of h e r d a u g h te r,
C aldo.
th e c u ttin g .
Miss O rp h a E ise n h a rt, of W ood­
Mr. an d Mrs. W. H. M am tlton, o f
M o u ta iIlia , an d Mrs. C. A. Cook an d b u rn , is v isitin g h e r a u n t, Mrs. E lla
A U K in d s a n d Sizes
fam ily, of Rose P a rk , visited th e ir S chneider.
PHOTOS
NEW GALLERY
Open Every Dav
Sunday by Appointment
Picture Framing
GILT
OR
NA TU RA L
WOOD
NEAT an d CHEAP
M A X S C H N E ID E R
M A IN S T R E E T
GRESHAM
SAN1TARY CASH MARKET
Main S tr ee t
G re sh a m . O re g o n
W e H an d le “ O n ly” th e B e st
“ GOVERNMENT INSPECTED”
M EATS
C. BINDER,
T he ex ecu tiv e c o m m ittee of th e
Jo b b e rs' a n d M a n u fa c tu re rs’ associa­
tio n , o rg an ized to p ro m o te B uyers'
W eek in P o rtla n d , S ep tem b er 1-6,
has In process o f p re p a ra tio n a def­
in ite p ro g ra m of e n te r ta in m e n t fo r
out c f tow n v isito rs fo r each d ay of
B uyers' W eek. T he co m m ittee is
also e sta b lish in g a fu n d to m eet th e
exiiensce of th e w eek.
V irtu ally all th e w h o lesalers and
m a n u fa c tu re rs o f th e city hav e ex­
pressed g re a t in te re st in th e m ove­
m ent an d a re c o -o p eratin g actively.
H om e wag r a th e r a o n e sided a ffa ir.
T ig ers g e ttin g th e long en d
of a
19 to 10 gam e.
Canadian Employment Co.
White Comer Hotel
G a m e C a lle d
S undials
F 5.
H arrim an C lu b
R esolutions e x p ressin g th e belief
th at an y person w ho o ffic ia te s
In
any way o r a tte n d s as an Invited
guest any legal ex ecu tio n in th e s ta te
Is n J fit to serv e as th e ex ecu tiv e
head of th e people, w ere passed S a t­
u rd ay n ig h t at th e re g u la r w eekly
m eeting of th e U niversal A uto-M etric
leag u e
Mr. A nker gave an ad d ress
on a n ti-h a n g in g
It w as decided to
send a copy of th e re so lu tio n s
to
Hie Gaily p ress, G ov ern o r West and
th e c h a p la in s at th e s ta te p en lten
tla ry .
F o r ru re b a rg a in s in lum lier read
S tra u s 1,u m b e r C o m p an y 's ad In t h i s 1
issue.
S p ecia l l.u iiilx-r Sale.
T h e R ich est soil p ro d u ces
nothing.
n oth ing
G reen g ro u n d bones, six p o unds
fo r a q u a rte r. S a n ita ry M eat Co.
"W ere all m edicines as m e rito ri­
ous us C h a m b e rla in 's Colic, C holera
an d D ia rrh o e a Rem edy th e
w orld
w ould be m uch b e tte r e ff an d th e
p erc e n ta g e of su ffe rin g g reu tly de­
c reased ,” w rites L indsay S co tt, of
T em ple, Ind. F o r sa le by G resham
D rug C o , and D ealers ev ery w h ere
Attention!
T he F arm ers’ M utual Fire
Relief Association
O F PO R T L A N D , OREGON
In v ite s a ll fa rm e rs w ho h a v e h o
in s u ra n c e on tln-ir farm b u ild ­
ing» to insure- w ith us.
I III» «»-
nociation is th e e-lii-..p, •(
NUlent in th e » ta le.
it I i i m i i »
on ly cou n try in iq u it y and li.e
o v e r * 3 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 « ) lllNUl'Ilner
1.
fierce.
F A IR V IE W LODGE No
92, A. F. & A. M.— S ta te d
co m m u n ic a tio n s th e first
S a tu rd a y of each m o n th . M asonic
T em ple, T ro u td a le .
W rits o r phone,
II. W . HNASIIALL, P c »
T he F a rm e rs M utual F n - Itellel
A ssociation
G resh am R oute No 3 IT.............
N otary P ublic
R eal E.-Unle
COURT G R ESH A M , No. 81, F o r-
e ste rs of A m erica— M eets th e sec-
ond an d fo u rth M onday ev en in g in
each m o n th a t I. O. O. F. hall.
E. L G ru b b , ch ief ra n g e r;
O. J.
T ram b lay , se c re ta ry .
JOHN BROWN
G resham
and w heat
F eed Mill
w an ts o a ts
H ig h est cash
prices
INHI RAN« I
R e p re se n tin g only I t e l i . t i l . m
«lirunee C om panies
P h o n e 513
G resh am , d r.- i- i
P h on e film
Professional C ard s
PH Y SIC IA N S
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n
Offre been, I t a. e.
I t 12
I p •
7 Ip 8 p m , al Renderne
Jam es E lk in g to n
IN SURA NCE
AUTOM OBILE
F IR E
P l.A T E GLASS
L IF E
A CCID ENT
SU R ETY BONDS
H EA L TH
Office- in l l a n k n i ( ìi « - * li .in i
is 3 p ■
,A W Y I R .»
P H O N :.; O kie« I 16 Residence I 18
O f f ic e , H o w i t t B ld g ., o v e r P . O .
FRED L. EVERSON
PHONES: Residence, III; Office I lx
ATTORNEY A T L A W
(City Allorncy)
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
P l.y » Ir ia n
a n d S u rg e o n
Phone 4x1
GRESHAM, ORI.
H o u r.: 10-12 a m ; 2-4 M id 7-8 p.m
O ff«. HOWITT BL1X,.
GRLSHAM. ORtCOS
C O M R A t 'I 'O l i S
if you plant
Rendeste. Tibor 120. Olite. Men 4812
Hume A 5152
I F Y O U W A N T F IR S T C L A S S
State
B an k
B u ild in g
M E A L S 25 C
Mrs. S. T. Crow,
Proprietor
D aily an d S u n d ay O reg o n ian an d
T w ic e -» w e e k O u tlo o k , special co m ­
b in a tio n , 1 y e a r, 18 00.
G reen g ro u n d bones, six pou n d s
fo r a q u a rte r . S a n ita ry M eat Co.
W i.l
■
J. M. SH O R T. M. D.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
T h e sam e h o ld s g ood in w hat your FINANCIAL.
SUCCESS m ay be.
Ofce.
Renderne. 438. Essi 52 Si
1111 12 Seiling Rnddisj. PwlUsd. Ore«.,
Pboeee,
If you want A F O R T U N E , plant the se ed that will
p ro d u ce a fortune. O n e d ep o sit after another in the
Bank is the seed that has grow n all great fortunes.
S T A R T A B A N K A C C O U N T and you will have
so m eth in g in your old age that will m ake you secu re
and com fortable.
A Savings A cco u n t with us draw s you
INHUMAN« I-;
4
per cent.
O ffice-
H I.
Re-«.
IM I
Dr. Geo. Inglis
IT iy s It ia n
and
Surgewin.
O ffice H o u e e I l o 8 p. m
O ffice over F ir s t S ta te B ank
G RESH A M ,
OREGON
D E N T IS T S
W J.OTT
h
H or r
O T I ' B R O S.
D E N T IS T S
W e will h elp you if you g iv e us a ch an ce.
G K E8H A M .
-
-
WE DESIGN BLU DINGS
ETTSEL T. j< >NES
I KANk
ALFRED H A M M A R
P ie u .te-re r a n d
< e iin - n t I
ni
......
E s 'lm a te s fu rn ish ed fr-- ein r.
quest
All w ork O u .-iii'i’e.
P l.eene O x I
G re -s ltn lii I ' O ,
lin t
OREGON
U N D ER I A h i I;
W H IT E CROW HO TEL
First
at 2 :3 0
m an up h it in to a d o u b le p lay, and
next flew o u t.
In th e next in n in g F ro n im el w ent j
A d m issio n , M e n 2 5 c
in to fin ish th e gam e an d allow ed [
L a d ie s. 1 0c; C h ild r en , 5 c
them to score n in e runs. T he gam e
was not w hat it w as expected to be
and th e locul boys w ere very m uch
You \\ ill See a Good G tue
d isap p o in ted .
S tru ck out liy R au w , 12; by Ju s-
sip, 7. H its off R auw , In 7 in n ­
MASS w ill be c e le b ra te d every
ings, 2; o ff Ju s slp in 9 Innings, 13.
second und fo u rth S unday at 10:30
Next S u n d a y 's gam e w ill he w ith
th e B radford
C lo th iers
am i good I a. m ., at St. Jo sep h s c h u rc h , Pow ell
V alley road R everend F alhe i M ar
p lay in g Is a n tic ip a te d .
tin, O
B., P asto r.
PLANT SOMETHING
O b itu a ry .
R achel W olfe w as born In C h el­
B. f . I E ACH. P ro p rie to r
sea, Mass., A pril 21, 1853, an d d ied
M e m b e r* O re g o n Fm plovm ent A g e n t* A **n
I of h e a rt d isease a t th e h o m e o f h e r
9 Xcirtfi Second St., P o rtla n d , Or.
d a u g h te r in P h ilo m a th , O regon, A ug-
Phone O r W ir e A t O u r E xpen«e
' nsi 7, 1913; aged 60 y ears, th re e
m o n th s, sev en teen days.
She has been a g re a t s u ffe re r all
j tier life. T he la s t fiv e y e a rs sh e h as
I had one sick spell
a f te r a n o th e r,
FAIRVIEW , ORE.
j each su cceed in g o n e geem ing to be
I h eav ier th a n th e one before It.
A GOOD MEAL FOR 35c
Pie jo in ed th e M eth o d ist E pisco-
n e th in g to e a t
W « a im to g iv e p e o p le
! p al ch u rc h in h e r y o u th . She leaves
WM HEIT5MAN
PROPRIETOR I h . r h u sb an d , fo u r c h ild re n , th re e
boys an d one g irl an d o n e g ra n d
¡ch ild
DAVID W O LFE
Sunday, A u g. 17
D istric t A tto rn ey W a lte r H . E vans
is ready to begin a vig o ro u s cam ­
paign of e n fo rc e m e n t of th e
new
ab ate m en t law , recently passed by
th e s ta te le g is la tu re and designed
to lessen th e n u m b e r of Im m oral re ­
so rts. T he new law a tta c k s th e evil
th ro u g h e q u ity , in stead of crim in a l
chaoi'.els. T he im m o ral w om en a re
not to be a rre s te d , but th e ow ners
of the houses in w hich they co n d u ct
th e ir business a re to be forced
to
close th e d o o rs an d see th a t
they
a re ren ted to resp ectab le o c c u p an ts
b e fo re .th e y a re opened ag ain .
A. B. S lauson, of th e P o rtla n d
R ealty B oard, in a recent O regon
ian, la m e n ts o v er th e lack of in te r­
est In lo c atin g facto ries in
P o rt
la n d , a n d su g g e sts as a rem edy th a t
th e city of P o rtla n d p u rch ase 1000
acres o f land along th e C olum bia in
th e v icin ity of I’a rk Bose and a d v e r­
Mr. an d Mrs. H ood, of A lbany,
p a re n ts h ere a cou p le o f d ay s la st
tise free sites fo r factories.
w eek
a re v isitin g th e ir d a u g h te r, Mrs. R.
8. R ich ard so n liv in g n e a r T ro u t­ A. H u tc h e n s and son, G uy Hood.
S u ffe re d E czem a F ifty Year»— New
d ale cam e very n e a r h av in g a s e ri­
W ell.
A v ast a m o u n t o f 111 h e a lth is due
Seem s a long tim e to e n d u re th e
ous in c id e n t la st F rid a y w hile de-
to im p aired d ig estio n . W hen
th e aw fu l b u rn in g ,
itc h in g ,
sm a rtin g ,
sen d h ig
th e
L u sted
g rad e. H is
sto m ach fails to p e rfo rm its fu n c­ sk in -d isease
know n
as
" t e tt e r "
h o rse ran aw ay u p se ttin g th e buggy | tio n s p ro p e rly th e w hole sy stem be-
a n o th e r nam e fo r E czem a Seem s
and tin .»wing him und his 1 0 -y e a r' conies d e ra n g e d . A few doses of good to realize, also , th a t Ijlt. H O B ­
j old 3ou o u t. No serio u s d am ag e w as C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts is all you need SON'S ECZEMA O IN TM EN T has
done and th ey escaped w ith
som e T hey w ill stre n g th e n y o u r d ig estio n , proven a perfect cure.
in v ig o ra te y o u r liver, an d re g u la te
Mrs. D. L. K enney
w r ite s :— “ 1
had c u ts an d b ru ises. They
w ere y o u r bow els, e n tire ly
d o in g
aw ay c a n n o t su ffic ie n tly ex p ress my th a n k s
tak en to th e h om e o f Mrs. G L u st- w ith th a t m iserab le feeding d u e to to you fo r y o u r Dr. H o b so n 's E cze­
T ry it. M any o th ­ m a O in tm e n t. It h as cu red my te t­
ed w here she took c a re of th em u n ­ fa u lty d ig e stio n
te r , w hich h as tro u b le d m e fo r over
til help cam e an d to o k th em hom e. ers have been p e rm a n e n tly cu red
w hy n o t y o u ?
F o r sa le by G resh ­ fifty y e a rs ." All d ru g g is ts , o r by
am D ru g Ct.., und D ealers every- m ail, 50c.
P fe iffe r C hem ical Co.,
Mr. W. 8. G u n salu s, a fa rm e r liv­ w here.
St. L ouis. Mo. P h ila d e lp h ia . Pa.
in g n e a r F le m in g , P a., says he h as
used C h am b erlain s Colic, C h o lera
an d D ia rrh o e a R em edy in h is fam ily
fo r fo u rte e n y e a rs, an d t h a t he hag
found it to be an e x c ellen t rem edy,
and la k e s p leasu re in reco m m en d in g
it. F o r sa le by G resh am D rug Co.,
a n d D ealers ev ery w h ere.
P h o n e y o u r o rd e rs in fo r B u tte r
W rap p ers to th e G resh am O u tlook
Fairview
T he local boys s ta rte d in scoring
ru n s in th e ir first tr ip to th e bat
and kep t It up d u rin g th e re m a in ­
d e r of th e gam e. A t th e end o f th e
sev en th , th e score stood 9 to 1 in
fav o r of th e hom e boys, th en Ruuw
w ent out to allow S h e tte rly to p itch
an in n in g . H e got aw ay to a bad
s ta rt w alking tw o m en. T he next
PHONES
Proprietor
AT
Bank of Gresham
P h o n e M a in 2 6 8 3
C m •
J E . CLANAHAN, D M D
D E N T IS T
O ffic e 6 1 5 -1 6 -1 7
M e d ic a l B u ild in g ,
P o rtla n d , O re g o n
W n fra .
a. tae free
Wfce
East Side fune-rdl Dirertors
4 I4 E A S I
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