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GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
SPECIALS THIS WEEK
I Jelly Glasses, 1 -2 pint, with top, doz.
1 Salmon, Best Columbia River, can
20c
Coffee, steel cut regular 40c lb. for
20c
Baking Powder Cleveland
3 Tea, Japan regular 50c lb. for
35c
Nails, common, 6s, 8s, 10s, lb.
S
35c
I 1
Black
“
50c “
“
finish, 4s, 6s, 8s, 10s, lb.
35c
3 lb. $1.00
3C
4c
BRAGG <& DUNCAN
ASK FOK
T A D SLIPS
GRESHAM . OREGON
IN GRESHAM
CREAM SEPARATOR
AND VICINITY
U N ITED ST A T E S
Spells Profit for the Dairy
man. I he perfect separation
coupled with the Easy W ash­
ing Device makes the U. S.
the most popular machine of
the day.
We have these Separators
in stock, also a complete line
of Brushes, Bearings, Rubber
Rings, Etc. See them
At Sterling & Kidder’s
HARDWARE STORE
GRESHAM, OREGON
CLOSING OUT
B a s e b a ll
BATS
GLOVES
G oods
MITTS
AT HALF PRICE
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
F R ID A V,
AUGUST
1913
F a th e r B ru n a g e l re tu rn e d today
, f rom P o rtla n d where
he attended
i the C a th o lic p rie s ts ’ re tre a t w h ich
was held at the C o lu m b ia U n ive rsity,
i A bo ut ~H prie sts w e to in attendance.
A ,< kh I aarvlca I , u , , n d „ the I
T he - r i f , o f a m a ila b le pareel
The retrea t is held once each year.
I The exercises were
conducted
by M ethodist
Episcopal chu rch
next on w hich the postage is f u lly
pre-
Bishop tra w le r o f St. Paul, M inn.
Sunday m o rn in g
Rev. W T K e rr Paid may have th e p ric e o f the ar-
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. M etzger and o f P o rtla n d w ho w ill preach, is w ell tlc le an<* the charges
thereon col-
•Miss Hope Anderson re tu rn e d th is kno w n and has m any frin e d s here I lecteJ fro m ,he addressee on pay-
week fro m San F rancisco where they
tuent o f a fee o f ten cents a ffix e d ,
M r. K e r r is an old s o ld ie r and has
have been fo r th e past m o n th w ith
p ro vid ed th e a m o u n t to be collected
attended th e re u nions and spoken does not exceed »100. Such a pa r­
M r. and Mrs. S. E Toeplem an.
OLD PEOPLE’S SERVICE
NEW C. 0 . D. PARCEL
AT M. E. CHURCH, AUG. 24
POST REGULATIONS
J F. W llu ia rth , o f La m ou ta , O r ,
visite d w ith his sister, M rs
E lla
Aton th is week.
M r. W’ ilm a rth has
H- ii lie . lo orfln g a fte r his p ro p e rty
at B oring .
He has recently tra il, d
j his So acre fa rm to t.u ln c y Gynne,
here on va rio u s occasions
The old
people are especially in v ite d to at-
tend th is service.
Some
have a l-
* ■ '•.> sent word o f th e ir desire iw
atten d I f they can get to th e chu rch
Any w ho w ill use th e ir a u to m o b ile
I o f Idaho, w ho has tai. n possession fo r th is purpose are requested
to
of the place.
n o tify 11.
L.
st.
C la ir who has
I he new C a th o lic ch u rch
being charge o f the arra ng em en ts. There
b u ilt un de r d ire c tio n o f F a th e r B ru - >•¡11 be no service at the ch u rch In
ih e evening.
enagel is t ..w n e arly com pleted and
w ill be
dedicated
by A rchb ish op
W a n t ads w ill b rin g you a n y th in g
i b ris tle , assisted by a num ber
of
priests, on Septem ber 21.
A rch b is­ except lost o p p o rtu n itie s
A special excursion
to G ris h a m
hop C h ris tie is go in g to Chicago to
and the lo ca tio n o f the Beaver S tate
nee about a co m m u n ity o f C a fh ollc
M o to r com pany's fa cto ry w ill come
sisters to come and open a school
o u t fro m P o rtla n d next Sunday a f­
anti p ro v in c ia l house near Gresham.
ternoon, a r r iv in g here about 2 :3 0 .
B. F. Bauer, who rece ntly moved
•Miss Susie S tanley and Miss A l­ to C h e rry v ille fro m G resham , was In
ma M id d le to n went to Cannon Beach I tow n
today fo r m edical treatm e nt
and o th e r seaside resorts yesterday fo r blood p o iso nin g w hich fo llo w e d
fo r a sh o rt vacation .
a bruise on his a rm .
Miss N ina
T a y lo r
o f Estacada,
Rev. T. F. Bowen and Mrs Bowen
came dow n on Wednesday and has o f Rose C ity P ark, were Ihe guests
been the
guest
o f Miss
M iria m Tuesday of Mrs. T ru s c o tt.
B row n fo r the past tw o days.
She
Mrs. M D. K e rn , Mrs. Jas. 1 .a w r-
w ill spend the re m a in d e r
of
the ence and M r and Mrs. E. W .A yls-
week w ith Miss H ester T h o rite , re­ w o rth re tu rn e d
W ednesday
fro m
tu rn in g home on Sunday.
M anzanita Bench where they
have
Geo. E. T o w le and fa m ily ,
who been spending th e ir vacation
M r.
tw o fin e ______
have been c a m p in g on H oney h ill A y ls w o rth caugt
salm on
fo r the sum m er, have broken camp «luring the few days, w hich he spent
and s ta rte d f o r th e ir home in M in ­ there, the largest o f w hich weighed
neapolis, M in n .
Miss M a ria m Towle, 17 pounds. A la rge w hale was seen
the eldest d a u g h te r has
gone
to close in shore Tuesday n ig h t.
Miss E th e l Casehere,
o f Salem,
B erkeley, C a lifo rn ia , to atte rid the
visited Wednesday w ith Mrs. C a rrie
U n iv e rs ity o f C a lifo rn ia .
Hansen and Miss H a rrie t A lexander.
E. G. K a rd e ll came over
fro m
Miss M arg are t Cressey, who has
M anzanita on Wednesday to atten d
the m eeting o f the hoard o f f a ir d i­ spent several weeks w ith her p a r­
rectors and to lo o k up some p riv a te ents near T illa m o o k , has re tu rn e d
a ffa irs .
lie sta rte d hack yesterday, to Gresham and w ill assist her sis-
hut w ill re tu rn here again on Sept tre Mrs. M. Vogel in her m illin e r y
3, when he w ill stay over u n til a f­ and dre ssm akin g business.
Miss E th e l M e rril is in P o rtla n d
te r the close o f the fa ir.
He re­
fo r a few day's v is it w ith her siste r.
ports the Gresham colony a t
M an­
Mrs. E lla Nye.
za n ita as being contneted and eve ry­
h red L. E verson, G resham 's c ity
body happy.
a tto rn e y , was in tow n
e a rly
th is
Mrs. L a n g tw a rt, who is em ployed
week on business.
A lth o u g h liv in g
In L o u is S h a ttu c k 's store, has take n
in P o rtla n d he Is in close tou ch w ith
loom s at the J W. S h a ttu ck house
a ffa irs and people here
H is new
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«
" I H [ R T K A IL S 1 O R F ’
cel w ill he Insured a g a in st lo s s ,w ith ­
o u t a d d itio n a l chargee, In an am o u n t
s u iv a ie n t to its a ctu a l value,
hut
:i,,t
exceed »50. The sender o f a
t co lle ct on de live ry (C. O D .) parcel
w ill be given a receipt sh o w in g the
o ffic e and date o f m a ilin g the nu m ­
ber o f ¡lie parcel and the
am ount
ilu e him .
A C. O. I), pa rcel w ill lie accepted
fo r m a ilin g o n ly at a m oney o rd e r
' fflc e am i when add rested
to
a
money o rd e r o ffic e .
The above o r­
d e r w ent In to e ffe ct J u ly 1 1913
VQ
SKA LING RINK, GRESHAM
Tuesday' Night
AUGUST 26
D A N O ’L E A R Y
[ Skating before and after race. Doors open at 7, race called 8:30 J
GENERAL ADMISSION 25c, Skates Free
It’s w orth w alking five m iles to see O 'L eary w alk one.’— j
N ew York H erald
»»•kïWWSBfeaBït. ¡ i l i * à W t J M K 4 t m M N n M U n a K n H M I
D rugs do n t cure;
O p eratio n s d o n ’t cure;
Physicians d o n ’t cure
......
*in d llis Phone nu m b e r w ill he fou nd
Ed. O sburn has re tu rn e d fro m
a In his ad. in th is paper
N A T U R E alo n e cures. I assist nature.
tr ip to th e coast.
He went to T illa ­
Am ong those w ho attended
the
Dr. L y tle .state ve te rin a ria n , ask­ m ook and fro m there visite d
the circu s fro m G resham yeste rd ay,w e re
ed fo r the a p p o in tm e n t o f D r. 8. Ia. variou s beaches as fa r n o rth as M an­
L . L K itld e r
and
li t t le «laughter
B row n as co u n ty v e te rin a ria n , say­ za n ita Beach.
Joyce, Chase and L e slie
St. C la ir
in g rabies have spread fro m M u lt­
Miss C. H. H a ile
rep orts
a de- ! 11,1,1 F re d e ric k Honey. The tw o lat
nom ah co u n ty to Clackam as co u n ty lig h tfu l week spent w ith her frie n d ! ,e r J«u ng men w »nt by a u to ea rly
The nceepted nam e fo r the P o rt­
amt th re a te n to spread th ro u g h o u t at M rs. M a xw e ll S chn eider"s
fa rm in the m o rn in g and saw the circu s
land. Eugene and E astern la “ W ll
the W illa m e tte va lle y
Dr. B row n, near Damascus
She
w ill
go to tra in come In and unload.
N A T U R O PA T H and C H IR O PR A C TO R
la u ie tte valley L in e .”
W hen
y o i he said, has take n tre a tm e n t re n de r­
P o rtla n d to pass the retna ln g days
Thos. B in d e r is u t his place
at
Hear about the W. V. L. road y o u 'll in g Itlm supposcdlly Im perviou s to
o f her vaca tion , and w ill ta ke up her B rig h tw o o d m a k in g
im p rovem e nts
know th a t it ig th e e le c tric lin e run
the disease. The a p p lica tio n was re­ du tie s again at the lib ra ry on Sep­
PARALYSIS. NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
and
e
n
jo
y
in
g
the
fin
e
fis h in g there.
n ln g up the W illa m e tte rive r.
fused by the co u n ty cou rt.
tem ber 1.
W o rk on the concrete fo u n d a tio n
O ffic e H o u rs
The Gresham K id s, ju n io r nine o f the Jacobson b u ild in g is under
2 to 5 p. m . e x c e p t S u n d a y
Over First State Bank. GRESHAM
Charged w ith
being
a masher,
N in e im m ig ra tio n agents
o f the
f
u
ll
sw
ing.
M
a
te
ria
l
is
being
as­
were defeated by the F a irv ie w boys,
ihe Rev. H e nry K u h lm a n , aged 39 N o rth e rn P acific R a ilro ad com pany
on Tuesday last, the score being 13 sembled fo r a ll p a rts o f the s tru c ­
years, said to reside at T lllu m o o k , w ill be in tow n S aturday
m o rn in g
to 4. The ba tte ries
fo r Gresham ture.
wag lodged in the c ity Jail e a rly th is They are com ing here to
get
ac­
Mrs. J. it. Gregg and baby
are
were H a m lin and S h a ttu c k ; Burgess
m o rn in g , Detectives P rice and Pa­ qu ainted w ith th e te r r ito r y .
They and M e rrill.
F o r F a irv ie w ,
It s. v is itin g her m o th e r, Mrs.
A.
C.
tro lm a n M cCarthy a lle g in g
th a t he w ill he met at Hayden isla n d
by a Anderson, I,. G. Anderson and K id F a n n in g , in P o rtla n d , and
frie n d s
accosted tw o women a fte r 1 o'clo ek com m itte e fro m the C om m ercial clu b
fro m St. Paul.
Q uesinberry
th is m o rn in g .
in an observation ca r and taken to
8. A. N ystro m , o f P ow ell Valley
W ord comes to the O u tlo o k o ffic e
1x12, sized, p er M
the F o re stry
b u ild in g , to C o u n cil
was bro u g h t to Gresham yesterday
$8.00
th
a
t
Rev
.M
elville
T.
W
ire
is
e
n
jo
y
­
2x 4, 16 a n d 24 ft. lengths, sized, p e r M
S h e riff W ord lias em ployed
the Crest and o th e r p o in ts o f Interest
fo
r
tre
a
tm
e
n
t
o
f
cancer
o
f
the
liv
e
r.
7.00
seven
A t noon they
w ill he in g h im s e lf w ith u p a rty o f
law fir m o f D olph, M a llo ry , Sim on I In Ihe c ity .
-x 6, 16 a n d 24 ft. lengths, sized, p e r M
He is w ith his d a u g h te rs here and
7.00
h
u
n
tin
g
and
fis
h
in
g
on
the
'
L
it
t
le
"
b h ip lap and Sheating, p e r M
G earln to represent h im in
the e n te rta in e d ut a luncheon
at
the
7.00
Chewancan riv e r, above the B uttes. Is being treated by D r. B. J. Freese
s u it b ro u g h t by R u do lph Schwab, I C o m m ercia l clu b, where
they w ill
M
r
and
Mrs.
F
red
Dodd,
o
f
P
o
rt­
In
Lu
ke
county.
"
W. a g ita to r, to collect »20,non meet the members o f the
Oregon
la nd , and M r and Mrs. O. J. T ra m -
M r. and Mrs. H L . St. C la ir re­
fo r belug Im prisoned In th e county -'•tale Im m ig ra tio n Com m ission The
hlay, re turn ed today fro m
a tr ip Io
T e le p h o n e 4 1 1
2 1 - 2 m i l e , e a s t o f K e ls o
Jail am i fo r the b re a k in g up o f Ills p a rty started fro m St. P aul August ceived a pleasant c a ll on Wednes­
Mt. Hood. They w ent up by au tom o­
day
fro
m
Rev.
D
r
H
aw
ks,
his
w
ife
m eetings by the s h e riff
I I , am i is lo o k in g a fte r the im m ig ra ­
b ile Sunday and have spent a de­
tio n in te rests of the
ra ilro a d eom- and sister, Miss Hawks,, old frie n d s lig h t f u l week h u n tin g and fis h in g .
o f A rlin g to n H eights, III The have
•any along th e line.
A lth o u g h given orders to arrest
Mrs. W. C. B elt and fa m ily
and
been on the coast fo r about a year
a ll wearers o f X -ra y g a rm en ts, the
F elde and C h a rlie M cC oll
started
A vast am o u n t o f i l l he a lth is due liv in g In va rio u s C a lifo rn ia and O re­ tod ay fo r Yachats near N ew port fo r
P o rtla n d po lice have been unable to
P o rtla n d Is the most a t­ several weeks* o u tin g .
to
im p a ire d dig e stio n
W hen
the gon citie s
fin d one an yw h ere
P rob ab ly I hey
tra c tiv e to them o f any c ity w hich
stom
ach
fu
lls
to
p
e
rfo
rm
its
fu
n
c
­
are not lo o k in g fo r them
on
the
they have vlsite tl
They
w ill
n 1
ground hut in the a ir
The women tion s p ro p e rly the w h ole
” system
-3 »««-HI be­
W
..........................
T op Buggi«», open liu g g lc a , H ai ks
few doses o f
r,,,**0" "
,O° k i, f U r ,h * ' r
P arts, B ain and O ld H ic k o ry W ag-
A
are th re a te n in g a crusade on men's comes deranged.
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M '‘ hiK !,n’ bU‘
in ° " 8' " a 'e rlo o
O « E n g in e ?
New
WHY PAY MORE?
turns« rs w hich m any consider us Im ­ * h a m b e rlu ln 's T ablets is a ll you need
to
the id e a M anure Spreader
T a lk w ith
G u aran teed Pure and Full W eight
They w ill streng then y o u r dige stion, a ll p ro b a b ility come hack
m ora l as sheuth s k irts .
in v ig o ra te y o u r liv e r, and reg ulate coast to m ake th e ir home
' Hessel.
tf
y
o u r bowels, e n tire ly
do in g
away
It w ill not be necessary fo r vo t­
» H h th a t m iserable fe e lin g due to
ers to re re g is te r in o rd e r to p a rtic ­
fa u lty d ig e stio n
T ry It. M any oth -
ipate in the In te rs ta te b ridg e
bond
ers
have
been
p
e
rm
a n e n tly c u r d
• I " ti«>n on November« 4 o r the spec-
l i l . l ’O Itl' i i p the condition of
F o r sale by G iesh
la l state re fe re n d u m
ele ctio n
on why not you?
am I ‘i ng i «. , and Dealers
eve ry
the same d a te ," said H e nry Bush, where
Banking Service m eans m ore than the m ere a ccep tan ce of
th ie f c le rk in C o un ty C le rk C offey s
t h . V » lG:re,hB m
‘ he 8 ,a ' e ° f O re g o " “ “ >* close « I bu sin es. Aug.
an
account.
o ffic e
yesterday,
" it
w ill,
how ­
A s o lu tio n
made
by dissolving
ever, la> net.wsary fo r a ll voters to Iron su lp h a te In w a te r at the ra te
T h e service of the First State Bank is based on fair and
L la h illtie ,
re g is te r again before the next re g u ­ o f 100 pounds to 52 g a llo ns of w ater
Loans and discou nts
» 99.747 79
C a p ita l stock pa id In . ,
30,000 00
courteous
treatm
ent
to
every
patron.
Judicious
an
d
intelligent
la r « le ctio n , as the old re g is tra tio n " i l l k il l most broad leaved and sue-
c
a
m
“
•
*
*
’“
*
’
“
n‘‘
Ur"
^
..
i
Und
....................
15,000
00
investm ent of its funds assures full protection.
Is dead except fo r special electio ns ' culen t weeds, and not In ju re ,
...............................
None L n d ivid e d p ro fits , less ex-
to
Bond!, and w a r r a n t s . . . . 10.090.S4
P®n«es and taxes paid
1,041.22
The new re g is tra tio n w ill bo per­ any h a rm fu l extent, crops o f grass­
B un kin g h o u s e ................... 22 500 00 I,’ 11 e *,° b a n k* and b a n ke rs.
698.05
m anent
C o un ty
C le rk C offey
Is es and g ra in in
w hich
they
are
¡•u rn itu re and fix tu re s .
3 603 50 1 ° ” a S a vln S» B ank
’ «kit!« however, to dis« o u tage reg g ro w in g
its use. I f p ro p e rly
p re-
Due from b a n k , m o t re-
d e p o s it s .........................
2,347.60
ts tra ilo n at the present tim e
fo r '..IV.I and applied, w ill prove very
in d iv id u a l deposits subject
serve banks) .................
a 2'
the reason that the great In flu x o f • ffe etlve . but cannot ta ke the place
Due
fro
m
approved
reserve
to
cJ
he<
k
s
....................7
«»,«14.98
DEPOSITS
Demand c e rtific a te s o f d e
hanks ..........24 337 37
women voters w ill m ake It iioeeasary o f ro ta tio n o f crops, c u ltiv a tio n and
Checks and o th e r «-ash
T il 1,<>sil . ..............................
7,04».7»
Aug. 16. ¡1912, - $125,179.97
fo r the c o u n ty to ho re d ls trlc te d th is sum m er fa llo w
“ « n « .............................
98 i „ T im e c e rtific a te s o f de-
fa ll
.Mr Hush ss.vs th is pro ba bly
Aug. 16, 1913, - $131,276.49
Cash on h -n d .
9,087.32
1 ....................
15,035 02
w ill not be done before Novem ber
H e ro a ll m e d icin e , as m e r ito r i­
____ j ___ Savings d e p o s it s ..................
14,950 19
Total
and th a t where the re are now 192 ous us C h a m b e rla in 's C olic, C h o le r r
a
...................... ll* S ,7 3 6 .8 5
Tw» »
p re cin cts th e re p ro b a b ly
w ill
be and D ia rrh o e a K e n e d y th e
State of Oregon. County of .Multnomah, m
w o rld
......... »175,736.85
about 400.
w o u ld be m uch be tte r e f f and
the
The law contem plates th a t there percentage o f s u ffe rin g g re a tly de-
sh a ll not be more tha n »00 voters crx’ase«)," w rite s L ind say S cott,
of
Tem ple. In d .
F o r sale by Gresham
1 * **
f * X X »X
lu any one pre cin ct.
.„d
i n T Æ ï S Sa .PÂ
? , „ l 1.
I tu g t o , and Dealers everyw here
i» ttw t xm nty. o .tm U r Ute C ity
PORTLAND NEWS ITEMS
IN PARAGRAPHS
Benj. I. Freese
L umber G reatly R educed
OLESON LUMBER CO.
ANOTHER DROP IN LARD
5 - lb . P a il, 6 5 c
1 0 - lb . P a il, $ 1 .2 5
How itt’s Market
Banking Service
We Grow by Deserving io Grow
FIRST STATE BANK
________ - O R E S H A M .
PorU am L
I
I C hampion Heel and Toe walker of the world, will walk one
mile against Champion Roller Skater of Oregon, covering
! two miles on skates.
f
FIRST STATE BANK