Gresham outlook., November 07, 1913, Image 1

G resham O utlook
PUCE A WEEK
VOL 3.
NO. 72
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON,
FRIDAY,
‘Ever at Your Service ’
P h o n e 701
NOVEMBER 7. l97 3
; al option
$ 1 .50 PER YEAR
FARM WAGON
OTHER CITIES
NO DANCING
TOOK MORE
FAIR BOARD
WINS VICTORY
FOR SCHRAM
VOTED DRY
ON SUNDAYS
THAN GIVEN
GETS $1200
ihani V oted D ry by a M a­
jority of F o rty -fo u r
out of 420.
rota
ot
G reaham
P recin ct.
Total S unil« -«' o f v o t e s e a s t
4 (5
University
B e p a lr F un d .
14 8 ; m ajo rity
IM
(or
Vniveralty B uilding' r u n d .
For. 331
a g a in st, 16#; m a jo rity
fur. 256; a g a i n s t ,
F A IR V IB W . Nov. 3— A t th e reg-
n u a l electio n
in
D ecem b er;
follo w in g
P a st
302.
Yes
m a s te r A rtisa n , E. A. W h itn ey ; m as­
303.
No
6 7
1 for,
The
ta b le
gh<JW>
<he
u a r m e etin g o f th e A rtisa n lo d g e c o m p lete v ote an d th e m a jo ritie s fo r
held
S a tu rd a y ev en in g . R ockw ood [a n d agalnB t Pafh
m easu re v oted on
A ssem bly, No. 206, cam e a n d con-
in M u ltn o m ah co u n ty :
so lid a te d w ith th e h om e lodge, both
S t a t e U n i v e r s i t y B u ild in g B e p a i r F u n d .
lodges to he know n h e re a f te r
as , 300.
Yes
16.673
No
6.641
C leone A sem blj* No. ITS. T h e fol- I , 301.
low ing officer* w ere elec ted a n d in- I
M ajority for
6.232
sta lle d to se rv e u n til th e sam e an - DnlT,r»‘tr o f O regon Mew S u lld in g
A proprlatton.
16 051
0,261
-
. 6,700
D ancing
in G resh ain
on
S unday
E d ito r O u tlo o k ;
“ been prohibited by a grsti
city o rd in an ce. T h is
a ctio n
was
ta k e n a t
th e council m eetin g on
W ednesday ev ening last, T he ordi-
nan ce is published elsew here.
It
p ro h ib its S atu rd ay n ig h t d ances from
being co n tin u ed a f t e r 12
o'clock.
A notice p re p a ra to ry to th e com -
'i r d r 1
Mt s"
‘’d an<l
o rd e re d p ublished. It c alls fo r a
m ass m eeting of th e e le c to rs of
( ,r '
to
I“ '1'! In th e tow n hall
on T uesday e v e n in g , N ovem ber 11.
fo r the p urpose of n o m in a tin g c a n d i­
d ates for th re e co u n cllm en each fo r
tw o y ears and a city m a rsh a l fo r
I w ish to con- z-_
fo r a clean tow n, a n d th e people o f
U resh ai
n n on th e ir victory o v e r th e
saloon in te re s ts in T u e sd a y 's elec-
lion. If n o th in g took
th e place
o f t(lF
1200 lost license m oney, th a t
am o u n t w ould have been well sp en t,
raerely a8 an lnve8tln„ n t
educa:
tion
T h e " r8t
»»> com-
nluB lty is th e e d u catio n of it* chil-
d ren
To com pel a child to pass a
8aiOon d o o r dally Is to com pel h im
to re a d th l„ IeMOn. .,T h „ ga(oon jg
it /'II
f'
t
„ /• i
C om m ittee Will C onfer W ith
C o u n ty B udget C o m ­
I
m ittee on F air
A te m p o ra ry loan of »1200 was
m ade by th e b o ard of fa ir d ire c to rs
W ednesday w hich Is b e in g used in
paying off th e deficit le ft o v e r front
th e la s t fair. T h e re p o r t of th e
p re s id e n t on an a p p lic a tio n to the
co u n ty co m m issio n ers fo r an ad d l-
B o n al »639 to c o m p lete p ay in g th e
te r A rtisa n , H e rb e rt S h u te ; s u p e rin ­
M ajority for
te n d e n t, G ra n t S h aw ;
se c re ta ry ,
S te r iliz a tio n Act.
\ • s
10.40«
E red H. C ra n e ;
tr e a s u r e r , M ary 304
p rem iu m aw a rd s, in d ic a te d th a t th e
305
X->
14.425
C ra n e ;
s e n io r
co n d u c to r,
T av la
ti necessity, a reaso n ab ly resp ectab le m oney w ould be fo rth c o m in g in a
- _
in s titu tio n , not so bad but th a t »600 s h o rt tim e, b u t in o r d e r to s e ttle th e
S h aw ;
in sp e c to r,
J, O. D ow ning,
M ajority a g a in st
<-«<■
,n ak es it d ec e n t an d p ro flta b le ...
o u ts ta n d in g w a rra n ts th e fu n d s w ere
Ju n io r co n d u c to r. D ella S h u te ; m a s­
C ounty A tto rn ey Act.
Y es
14.203
te r of cerem o n ies, E. D. H o lg a te ; I 306
‘
How fa r th is d aily lesson h as gone b orrow ed fo r a s h o r t tim e an d all
307
Ko ................
By a re so lu tio n th e price of re-in- t0 pugh boys in8, do Balooil doorg
i « I
w a rra n ts will now be p aid on p re s e n ­
in s tru c to r, M abie R o b b in s; w ard er,
!
R
a
W“
,P
r
ni.
e
,'
r
t
h
a
t
.
haa
bpPn
pO
th
in
k
in
g
citizen
well
know
s.
ta
tio n a t th e F ir s t S ta te H ank. S ev­
T hom as R o u n d s. T h e n ex t re g u la r
M ajority for
4.676 ta k e n o u t was fixed at on e d o llar.
m eetin g w ill be held th e tirst S a tu r­
G resh atu , 1 hope lias fo re v e r done e ra l o th e r bills a n d o b lig a tio n s w ere
W orkm en-« C om p en sation A ct.
for
220
308
Y es
is 403 1 T h p '» a t “ “«- o f a p p o in tin g a city w ith th u s officially c au sin g th ese a u d ite d an d o rd e re d p aid.
day in D ecem ber.
L ocal O ption.
309
No .........
6.967 a tto rn e y was laid on th e (able u n til little o n es to offend.
T h e m a tte r o f an a p p ro p ria tio n
For, 232 a g a in st, 166; m a jo rity
M iss D o rth a B enecke w as g iven a
------- | th e re g u la r m eetin g in D ecem ber.
tor
II
from
th e co u n ty fo r n e x t y e a r’s fa ir
J
u
s
t
to
m
ak
e
v
illain
y
lik
e
th
e
b irth d a y p a rty a t h e r h om e h ere F r i­
M ajority for
11,436
Ju d g es and c le rk s fo r th e com ing saloon ru n an d h ide its head is of was c o n sid ered an d it w as decided
day ev en in g . T h e h o u se was b e a u ti­
B rid ge Bonde.
w ere nam ed as fol- infinite value to any co m m unity. If to hav e a c o m m itte e m eet w ith th e
1
Ves
......... I . . . , m clt> election
fu lly d ec o ra te d in H allo w e'en colors
I- -No -
(,M7 low s: Ju d g e s S. S. T hom pson. D. an y o n e d o u b ts th is let him look at co u n ty co m m issio n ers in a few d ay s
Tuesday's election in G re sh a m was a n d ja c k o ’ la n te rn s. G am es an d
W. M. tzg. r, an d F. C. Jo n es. C lerk s T ro u td a le , w here as th e p o p u latio n to m ake a re q u e s t fo r a m uch la r g e r
en jo y ed
a f te r w hich
l means o f g e ttin g o u t th e la rg e st m usic w ere
M ajority for
13,697
Jam es I Ikington and \\ . It. K ern, d ecrease*
th e
salo o n s
in crease; ¿ h a re of th e co u n ty fa ir fu n d th a n
imber of .city v o te rs w ho e v e r e a st lu n ch w as serv ed . T h o se p re s e n t be­
Tin- city tr e a s u re r 's re p o rt show ed w here all th e sa lo o n k e e p e rs give any w as had th is y e a r. T h e sum of
T u e sd a y 's victo ry in G resh am was
sid es Mr. an d
Mrs. B enecke w ere,
th e city fu n d s to be in good co n d itio n , •ustom er his tirst m o rn in g d rin k free »5000 o r m ore is a v a ila b le a n d it is
Kir ballots h ere. T h is w as caused
Miss D o rth a an d
M aster W illiam w ith th e “dry*.” T h e salo o n s w ere
inly by the fact th a t m any women
w ith »526.8» in th e w a te r fund an d ¡„ „ . J e r to lire his a p p e tite and keep d esired to get all o f It if possible
B enecke, Mr. an d Mrs. D. S. D u n b ar, vo,pl* o u t by th e decisive m a jo rity of
»865.57 In th e g e n e ra l fund.
him com ing d u rin g th e d ay ; w here fo r p rem iu m s next y ear. T h e co m ­
Zed for the tirst tim e an d p a rtly be-
Mr. a n d Mrs. A. C. Sim on, Mr. an d
T ,‘*8 v icto ry was a ttrib u te d to
of the u n u su a l in te re s t w hich Mrs. E. E. H eslin , Mr. an d Mrs. E d- th e 8Ple >»did o rg a n iz a tio n of th e dry
th e sa lo o n k e e p e rs d riv e o u t in to th e mittee c o n sists of P re s id e n t L ew is,
its taken in th e local o p tio n co n test. win B u rlin g a m e , C. H. B u rlin g am e, fo rces an d th e co -o p eratio n of th e
c o u n try to b rin g in d rin k e rs whom J. J. Jo h n s o n , A. F . M iller an d L. M.
Mtaide of th e city th e v o te rs w ere Myrl H u rst, C ary l H eslin , C o n v erse, v ario u s a u x ilia rie s th a t gave g re a t
they h e a r have a c c u m u la te d a little , L epper.
Ngreatly In ev id en c e only 45 ap-
A c o m p le te
s ta te m e n t
of th e
in o rd e r th a t they m ay d rin k th e ir
a
ssista
n
c
e
in
th
e
w
ork
o
f
th
e
cam
­
C lifford an d G lenn B u rlin g a m e , Em il
iring at the polls to ex e rc ise th e ir
sa v in g s in T ro u td a le ; w here c h ild re n b o a rd 's finances w as not m ad e but It
L o ser, W ill B u tle r, R ic h a rd A n d e r­ p aign.
inrhise rig h ts on th e re fe re n d u m
get d ru n k an d boys c e fe b ra te th e ir will be re ad y fo r th e sto c k h o ld e rs '
In a n o th e r colum n will be fo u n d a
son, M isses L ouise
L o ser,
A ddle
lestions and b rid g e b o n d in g act.
T he G range hall w as packed last tw e n ty -first b irth d a y by w alk in g up m eetin g on D ecem ber 1. A finance
M erle 8 tatP m en t of <he v ote on local o p ­
an d E d n a B u rlin g a m e an d
An ana ysis of th e vote cast h e re
c o m m itte e c o n sistin g of A. F, M iller,
tion and th e o th e r m easu res voted n ig h t on th e occasion of th e recep- to th e b ar an d tr e a tin g th e crow d,
H eslin.
s n some re m a rk a b le su rp ris e s . A
tio n to Rev. M elville T. W ire. A. It.
J u s t as long as salo o n s a re per- E. S. J e n n e a n d E. L. T h o rp e w as a p ­
upon.
Miss M a rg u e rite Jo n a s e n te r ta in ­
1 of 465 votes w as c a st, o f w hich
keep
open doors, Just p o in ted to e x p e rt th e books of th e
G resh am was not th e only tow n In L ym an ex p ressed the ap p re c ia tio n of m ilte d to
ed on S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n a ssiste d
HI were on th e w et a n d d ry proposi-
th e s ta te th a t w ent dry. Ten o th e rs ,h p offlclal hoard an d m em b ersh ip of (h a t long th e public se n tim e n t of a se c re ta ry an d tr e a s u r e r a n d mak«v
by h e r f a th e r an d m o th e r. G am es
th e M ethodist ch u rch fo r th e w ork tow n will he poisoned. No o ne need re p o rt a t th a t tim e.
»n. It is know n Q-om th e re g is tra -
w ere en jo y ed an d lu n ch w as serv ed . w ere e n ro lled u n d e r th e te m p e ra n c e
A bill of »17.90 fo r w a te r useil on
an
d p erso n ality of th e p a sto r, and cry a b o u t th e »1100. T h o se
tw o
i figures th a t th e r e a re a b o u t 442
T h o se p re s e n t w ere M isses R o salie b a n n e r w hile tw o o th e rs voted to
dfible voti rs in th e c ity , hen ce th e re an d L illie L u sch er, A n n ab elle C ow les Ktay d ry a fte r an p*Pp r|enee o f 8pv- th e ir sa tisfa c tio n w ith his re tu rn fo r salo o n s took o u t of G resh am m ore th e fa ir g ro u n d s w as re fe rre d to A.
*re about tw en ty -tw o w ho failed to
F ive a n o th e r y ear. Rev. E. A. L eonard, th a n »10,000 In ex ch an g e fo r it; F. M iller, w ho w ill ask th e P o rtla n d
O pal an d F ay D avis, E s th e r Shaw , e ra l y e a rs in th a t co n d itio n .
did
G resh am
get fo r th e W a te r B oard fo r a re b a te o f th e e n ­
trrrtoe th eir v o te rs' rig h ts.
P
o
rtla
n
d
p
recin
cts
also
voted
th
e m ­ th e oldest p a sto r In G resh am , spoke w hat
L u cile H u rst an d E tnily Jo n a s . Clem
from th e s ta n d p o in t of a
b ro th e r (8 ,8 8 0 ?
A h ead a c h e , a had b re a th , tire am o u n t. In w as fe lt th a t it
There was an a s to n is h in g n u m b e r
selv
es
dry.
C ow les, J a c k
J u lu s a n d R u dolph
kindly
sh o rte n e d
g ro cery bill, a p o o re r w ould be only ju s t to th e people t h a t
iho apparently fa ile d to u n d e rs ta n d
On th e o th e r h an d th re e sm all p a sto r and ex p ressed th e
L u sch er.
feelin
gs
of
th
e
p
a
sto
rs
and
w
o
rk
ers
d
a
y
's
lab
o
r,
spoiled
boys, u n happy free w a te r be given fo r th e fair.
(referendum m e a s u re s and refu sed
_______
to w n s of th e s ta te re tu rn e d to th e
T h e su m of »25 w as o rd e re d re ­
Any G resham citizen who
B u sin ess is g ro w in g fa s t In F a i r - | w et co lu m n , w hile eleven m ore and nt o,ll, r ch u rc h e s fo r Mr. W ire
In hom es
irole on them . All o f th e m and
Mr.
R aym ond of V an­
" chosen w ords Mr. W ire th in k s he c a n 't get alo n g w ith o u t fu n d e d to
(bridge bonding a c t su ffered g re a t- view o r a t le a st on th e r u r a l ro u te o n e P o rtla n d p recin ct d ecided to re- '
co
u
v
er.
He
h
ad
th
e m ery -g o -ro u n d
resp
o
n
d
ed
,
m
ak
in
g
it
c
le
a
r
th
a
t
he
th
ese
can
still
go
to
T
ro
u
td
a
le
,
by the fa ilu re o f th e v o te rs to in ­ O ne day la s t w eek th e c a r r ie r fro m ' m ain w ith th e w et co n tin g e n t.
expects to e n te r in to th e a ffa irs of
I p re d ic t tiia t th is is th e hegin- concession b u t his m a c h in e was d e ­
fill themselves th o ro u g h ly on th ese th is office was co m p elled to tra v e rs e I
G resh am as he lias done in th e past n ln g of a g re a te r G resh am . lin t if stro y e d by fire a f te r tie bad paid th a t
liters. In stead o f v o tin g " n o ” as I a p a rt of his ro u te tw ice, ow ing to
R e su lt'- o f T ile s, la v 's P r o h ib it io n
a n d th a t above all he d esire s to be a ■’ is n 't, it is th e b eg in n in g of a a m o u n t.
C o n t e s t s ill S t a le .
anally the case, th ey c o n te n te d th e vast a m o u n t o f p arcel p o st, th e
T h e m a tte r of lieu c e rtific a te s of
tr u e m in is te r of th e gospel.
Rend c le a n e r G re sh a m ; am i in th e last
elves by Ig n o rin g th em en tire ly , last trip o u t in th e a fte rn o o n w as a
“ W e t" T o w n s T h a t G o " D r y ."
tr u e th e M u ltn o m ah C o u n ty F a ir a ss o c ia ­
itigs w ere given by Miss A rth u r and a n a ly s is (w h ich is t h e only
Un the U n iv ersity re p a ir fu n d load an d a good o n e of parcel post
S alem , O regon
C ity, S pring-
W. it. G ouhl. A p iano d uet w as ren- a n a ly s is) It is b e tte r to die p o o r and tio n w hich w ere Issued In ex ch an g e
»ure th e re w as a sh o rta g e o f 61 alo n e. C a rrie r S ch ram says if busi-
field,
H illsb o ro , W o o d b u rn , D u ­
fo r th o s e of th e old G ra n g e
F a ir
d ered by M isses M aude M ichel and clean th a n rich an d nasty.
fu r, R a in ie r, S tay to n , S herw ood,
T hr u n iv e rsity b u ild in g fu n d n ess k eep s up he will be in th e m a t­
a sso c ia tio n w as b ro u g h t up, and all
B
essie
O
sborne
and
a
p
iano
solo
by
M
ILTON
O.
NELSON.
G
resh
am
H
a
rrisb
u
rg
,
an
d
p
re
­
tered to th e n u m b e r of 68 less, k et fo r an ox team an d farm w agon,
s to c k h o ld e rs w ho h av e not yet m ade
cin c ts 57, 58. 5», 6H an d 61 in
.Miss F lo re n c e H oney. Miss
Echo
sterilizatio n act w as ig n o red by To show th a t we do th in g s o v e r h ere
P o rtla n d .
•
ex ch an g e a re re q u e s te d to call on th e
Jo
n
e
s
and
G
uy
Jo
n
e
s
each
sa
n
g
solos
R
eso
lu
tio
n
s.
1 For co u n ty a tto rn e y th e v o ters in th is neck o f th e w oods we will
"D ry" T o w n s T h at G o “ W et.”
s e c re ta ry an d m a k e th e tra d e .
an
d
selectio
n
s
w
ere
su
n
g
by
a
m
ale
R
ealizing
lh
a
t
th
e
victo
ry
won
In
L o stin e, S w eet H om e, W ald ­
w»ed less co n cern and th e n u m b e r give th e ta b u la te d a m o u n t o f m ail
P re s id e n t L ew is will c all a sp ecial
q u a rte t c o n sistin g of Guy Jo n es, C, th e recen t cam p aig n was du e la rg e ­
I votes tin a c t received w as 1(15 h an d led by th e c a r r ie r fo r O cto b er: , port.
m e etin g of th e b o ard a g a in , to con­
Dry" T o w n s T hat S tay “ Dry."
E.
R
u
sh
er,
Ja
ck
so
n
Jo
n
e
s
an
d
E.
A.
ly
to
th
e
co
-o
p
eratio
n
of
the
good
i than the to ta l cast.
D eliv ered — L e tte rs, 3 5 9 2 ; w eight,
W allow a, F lo ren ce.
L indsey.
A fte r th e p ro g ram th e people of G resham an d vicinity, who vene on th e m o rn in g o f D ecem ber 1,
The w o rk in g m an ’s c o m p en satio n 8 1 pounds, 10 o u n ces; second class,
“ W e t” T ow ns t h a t Slay **W et."
re
m
a
in
d
e
r
of
th e ev en in g was sp en t ra llied to th e cau se, we th e m em b ers u n less s o m e th in g re q u ire s a m e etin g
tlhoweil a s h o r ta g e of 66 an d th e 344», w eight, »44 p o u n d s, 8 o u n ces;
T h e D alles, Jo sep h , M ilw aukie,
In c o n v e rsa tio n and re fre sh m e n ts.
o f th e W. C. T. U., in re g u la r m e e t­ sooner.
S
u
th
e
rlin
,
B
andon,
N
ew
p
o
rt,
Mie bonding a c t w as o v erlo o k ed by th ird class, 8 1 ", w eight, 168 p o u n d s;
F
a
lls
C
ity,
W
asco,
H
ain
es
M
eto­
ing N ovem ber 7, passed th e follow -
bi-four.
fo u rth class, 113, w eig h t 196 p o u n d s
liu s, E ag le P o in t and p recin ct 76 T lie O ig a n iz a tio ii of th e Old M aid's *'ig re s o lu tio n s:
STATE U N IV ERSITY
This analysis o f th e v ote of G resh- » o u n ces; p en alty , 194, w eig h t, 11
In P o rtla n d .
4 lu ll.
R esolved, T h a t we ex ten d o u r
A PPR EC IA TES OUTLOOK
• precinct p ro b ab ly reflects th e vote pounds, 1 ounce.
T he (list m e etin g of th e th e ( Id th a n k s to th e p a sto r of th e Sw edish
■o’er tin s ta te an d is only acco u n t-
The
fo llo w in g
le t te r Is self-ex ­
T o tal
pieces
d eliv ered ,
8215,
M aid’s d u ll was held on W ed n esd ay ch u rc h of Pow ell V alley and his peo-
HIGH CLASS DRAMA
p la n a to ry . i t com es as a to k en of
Cor bv the p re s u m p tio n th a t m any w eighing 1401 p o u n d s, 12 ounces.
etening
at th e hom e of Miss Ci--.) pie fo r th e ir h elp in o u r p a ra d e , and
^Uie blanks w ere le ft by th e new
C o llected — L e tte rs, 1515, w eig h t,
AND COMEDY SKETCHES
., ,, wus o r , , lllz,.(| ,.xpr, .
to th e te a c h e rs an d pupils of th e a p p re c ia tio n from President C am p ­
bell o f th e O regon S ta te U n iv ersity
tcinen vot, rs. W hen th e men fail 2» pounds, 9 o u n ces;
th ird class
G resh am will have a ch an ce
to it fo r tile p u rp o se of h av in g a too.I Rowell V alley school who so kindly
In re c o g n itio n o f
w h a te v e r effor'
l understand a m e a s u re th ey vote 230, w e ig h t,34 pou n d s, 11 o u n c e s ;;
w itn ess h ig h class d ra m a an d com- tim e .\tnong Its m em bers. A lt'-ough a ssiste d us In o u r p a ra d e even in th e
th is p a p e r m ay h av e made in s u s ­
but it seem s th a t th e women fo u rth class, 36, w eight, 4 It pou n d s,
edy sk e tc h e s to m o rro w ev en in g ,
an d ’his i- th e c lu b 's aim , still th e r e a r» f a r '' of a d riv in g sto rm . W e ex ten d
ta in in g th e U n iv ersity a g iio s t th e
to vote upon It a t all.
8 ounces. P en alty 1, w eig h t. 1 o u n ce S u n d ay a fte rn o o |) an d e v e n ln g .
m any o ilie r th in g s c a rrie d o u t i.i 'h e ° " r m ost sin c e re th a n k s .
a tta c k s of its e n em ies In th e re< , «,t
T o tal
pieces
co llected ,
1782,
T h e C olo n ial P lay ers, numb« rin g m eeiln g . F o r
in sta n c e .
F u r t h e r be It reso lv ed . T h a t we c o n te s t:
th e
E E S S o N IN FUNDAM ENTAL w eighing 192 pou n d s, 13 o unces.
ten p e rfo rm e rs, w ith S teve B u rto n m em b ers b rin g fancy w ork o r se<v- e x ten d th a n k s to th e e d ito r of th e
H SIC train in g ta u g h t by Miss Flor-
V alue of sta m p s co llected an d de- in th e
lead in g ro le,
w ill p u t on ing of som e k in d , an d w ork o
1» G resh am O utlook
who so kin d ly
•*» M. Ho ey, b egin S a tu rd a y , Oct. llv ered »142.71
A v erag e
tim e 6 ! “ Down on th e F a rm " tom orrow aft« r th e b u sin ess is finish« «1
A gave space In his p a p e r fo r th e p u b ­
E u gen e, Ore., N o v 5. 1913
* Classes fo r a d v a n c e p u p ils as h o u rs and 25 m inutes.
To E d itor o f th e O u tlo o k :—
n ig h t. S u n d ay a fte rn o o n th e hili nieuibi i hus been elec ted as s p e tk e r . licatio n of th e p ro h ib itio n facts, an d
O
reeh
sm
. O rrgen.
T o tal pieces of
m ail fo r th e will be th e com edy "B ab y M in e ;” who. e d u ty it is. to look up «pi 'b e to all o th e r s w ho so k in d ly a ssiste d
u beginners. P h o n e 681.
tf
T h e fa c u lty o f the t'n fv e r e lty «»f
m o n th , 994 7 piece*.
S u n d ay ev en in g , '1 S hould W o rry ." im p o rta n t to p irs of th e «lav and p rr- us to tiring a b o u t th e d esired resu lts.
O regon a p p r e c ia te the kjn<lly a t t i ­
T o tal w eight fo r th e m o n th , 1556 T h e re w ill
T on igh t.
tu d e o f the O utlook «luring the
(S ig n e d )
il
L. W ostell, May
be no m oving plat urea
nt th em b efo re th e
im e'itigv.
Tonight, if you feel d u ll an d pounds, 9 ounces.
-34 actission
<,f the
referen d u m
d u rin g th e se p erfo rm an ces.
'n o t h e r m e m b e r has b -e n -b, i. i
E m ery, M ary L a rso n , C o m m it­
m easu re. T h e m em bora hope to
or bilious a n d
co n stip a te d .
S teve B u rto n is an acco m p lish ed fo r th e le a d e r In g y m n astics, fo r If
te e fo r re so lu tio n s.
rep ay in g o o d s e r v ic e the p eople's
c 3 <io., ,,f C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts
| f s a good tim e to g rease y o u r aC| Or
jje
w as
h e re a y e a r ago we a r e to aid in th e b e tte rm e n t of
v o le o f «ontldenee y e ste r d a y .
-ru le *m1/ W l a n r ,Ig h t ' ° " lo rro w 1 h arn ess.
Use N ealsfo o t Oil
At w ith th e Rex Co., in th e p ro d u ctio n , th e eo n in iu n ity , we m ust first b<- In
Use only th e
a m o u n t of W izard
R. L C.3 M PBKI.U
’31« bv G resh am D rug Co., am i
„ ,,, , , .
F e rtiliz e r as is
g e n e ra lly used of
’ Dialers
(S te rlin g & K id d er s.
"O u t of th e F o ld .” Ills su p p o rt is c o n d itio n . S tric t rul«>s a re carrl« I co
m m ercial fe rtiliz e rs.
t l ! • • • • • • • • • » ..........................................
ex cellen t an d th e co m p an y c a rrie s tliro u g h o u t.
C olors
hav e
been
chosen.
its own m usic an d scen ery .
D ain ty "O ld M aid 's" re fre s h m e n ts
T h e re » ill be sp ecial vau leviilc
a c ts betw een c u rta in s.
P rices,
15 » « r e se rv e d
and
en jo y ed by all
an d 25 cen ts. See a d v e r t is e n v r • p i- r e n t.
e lsew h ere an d bills.
S terllza tlo n
A ct.
For, l#l a g a in st, 230; m ajo rity
[jfalnsi
69
County A tto rn ey A ct.
| For. 178. a g a in st, 182; m a jo rity
i against
4
C om pensation A ct.
¡For. 278 a g a in st, 121; m ajo rity
| for.
15.
Bridge B o n d in g A ct.
For. 3 1 6 .
a g a in s t,
96; m ajority
RECEPTION GIVEN
METHODIST PASTOR
N otice
GRESHAM , O R E , Nov. 6, 1913.
Notice is hereby given that a Mass Meeting of
tie legal voters of the Town of Gresham will lie hchl
in * omniercial i'lttb Hall on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1913,
Rt s 1’. M., for the ptirponc of nom inating cMinlitlateg
for fhtee eonneiim .n for two years eaeh ami town
marshal for one year.
By order of Town Council,
I>. M. ROBERTS, Town Reconler.
I i l e a t T l» » .itd a le.
A tten tio n is called Io th e p ro fe s­
sio n al am i b u sin ess c a rd s in page 3
an d e lsew h ere in th e O utlook
They
a re m ost of th em sm all b a t co n tain
very im p o rta n t In fo rm atio n (o r th e
benefit of o u r re a d e rs. Look th em
up and call on o u r a d v e rtis e rs w hen
you need an y h in g in th e ir v arlo u .
lines.
Mr. Dairyman!
We have a carlo ad of first class
a lfa lfa hay to a rriv e th is w eek. Spe­
cial price on car. W e h av e a good
supply o f S h o rts,
B ran. M iddlings
and all m ill feed on h an d .
We g rin d any tim e. B ring us
y o u r g rists.
GRESHAM FEED MILL. Rhone «61
T he house of Mrs. L ida S u rb c r at
T ro u td a le w as d estro y e d
by fire
1 st M onday evening. T h e fife o rig ­
in a te d In th e u p p e r p a rt o f
th e
h o u se from a m atch w hich h ad been
used in lig h tin g a lam p an d c ireleas-
ly th ro w n dow n. W hen it w as dls-
co v ered th e w hole u p p e r sto ry w as a
m iss of flame« w hich sp re a d ra p id ly
fan n ed by a s tro n g east w ind w hich
» a s b low ing. A p a rt of th e fu r n i­
tu r e was rem o v ed from th e low er
p a rt of th e ho u se. T h e re being no
o th e r b u ild in g s in th e p a th of th e
fire it soon b u rn ed Itself o u t.
T he
lose w as p a rtly covered by In su ran ce.
----------------------
T op Itnggten, «,|>»-n Huggp-«, Mack«
C a n , ,JaU) and o ,d
W ag.
B eing such a cram p ed up little ons, W aterlo o
Gag K n g im s, Ne
_ ' patch of a co u n try , te rrito ria lly , Rns- | d r a M .m ure S p re a d e r
T alk w ith
‘ ' sla may co n sid er its discovery to be
quite valuable.
•c
Auction Sale
Gn account of (•»•Iitinif flic farm I will sell at Public Sal.- nt
my place !ll/, mile« cast of Grcsbani. ami 3L,
tnilcs soiilli of Troutdale on
F riday, N ov. 1 4 , at 11 a. m .
Fifteen Head of Milk Cows, most of them giving milk.
One Full blood J e n n y bull, 6 H eifer f'a lv .s, 1 M are, If)
(in Pis?«. 1 brood Sow, 1 ex tra good, heavy W agon, ] two-«eat-
> <l Ila» k 1 Bntfgy, I I ’hampioti llim ler, 1 practically n. w Mow
cr. I old Mower, 1 Hay R a k e , I riding C ultivator, 1 Potato ' (
Digger, I Plow, 1 Disc Harrow, 1 steel fram e H arrow , 1 wood ■
fram e Har row, 1 .Simplex S eparator, 1 .Milk ,< «»ob i, 1 Hin
Ra. k, 1 ■'» Shovel C ultivator. Lot C arp en ter Took, G rind Stone,
\v H pc I Itan o w , Fork», Shovels nnd many o ther articles too n u ­
m erous to mention
Bale Rain or Shine
Lunch at Noon.
PERMS of Sai«- Cash, unless otherw ise arran g ed for.
.
.
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,,
MRS. C. E FRITZ. Adm inistratrix, Y
of E state of C. E. Fritz, d e c a s-d . and guardian of C hristina
Louie«- r r ilx , a minor,
W S WOOD, Auctioneer,
Vancouver, W ashington,
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