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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO UHEKHAM G resham C o lu m b ia H e ig h ts O utlook OUTLOOK FRIDAY, DECEMBER S, 1918 Read the Want Ads. K e ls o TWICE A WEEK David and John Jar! have return ed to visit the hom e folk s, th e latter after an absence of about w e n years. ♦ The m eeting o f the Neighborhood club last Saturday even in g uti-| a large attendance. Saturday e c n - , ing, D ecem ber 6, th ere w ill be a | m ixed program , and Dec. 13, the follow in g question w ill be debuted: ¡"R esolved, that the Monroe doctrine should be discontinued as part ot our perm anent foreign p olicy.” AU arc cordially invited to com e and take part In th ese m eetings. T he school Is preparing for a t h a t W ln a " the H eigh ts ladles sen t him a sub- ( C hristm as en tertain m en t. Mr. and Mrs. C hesney and d augh O fficiai p a p e r o f th e Town sta n tla l dinner basket. T here Is G re s h a m , O reg o n . Joy In givin g and m aking others ter, o f N ew port, have been visitin g ( iffldal p a p e r o f th e Town happy. Mrs. C hesney’s sister, Mrs, Win Fairview, ( ireg o n The L adles Aid is hard at work j H utchinson. g ettin g things In shape for the first E n te r e d a s s e c o n d - c la s s m a tt e r M arek 1*11, at th e p o sto fflc e a t bazaar, Decem ber 13. Many useful ! G r e s h a m , O reg o n , u n d e r t h e A c t o f and hand made articles su itab le for ! Christm as presents, will be on sale. 1 M arch 3, 1879. A good program w ill be the feature j o f the evening. Mrs. C. Illid ge w ill * < OMPLIMENTS APPR EC IA TED have charge of the candy and pop- At the m unicipal election Mon corn booth. i day, Paul Meinig was elected mayor; The Outlook appreciates apprecia Ruby Rasm ussen, who Is a stu - C. D. P urcell, recorder; R. E. Es- dent at Monmouth, cam e hom e to tion and Is vain enough to enjoy spend T hanksgiving with her par son treasurer; and L. H. Hoffman, J. Scales and Martin Lennartz, cou n com plim ents from any source. Most ents, Mr. and Mrs. R asm ussen. A num ber of people at Hurlburt t'll men especially does It appreciate the fact have been 111 with chicken pox. F. E. B eckw ith is Inclosing his that by som e of the big d allies its H ow ever, no fear is en tertain ed of store window for the protection of an epidem ic. local new s colum ns are considered F. Hhoults and tw o sons, Rodney his display stock o f jew elry. the best o f any paper In the sta te of and Larkin, took dinner Thursday W hen w ill the city fathers put up at Grandma R u ssell’s at T routdale. those tem porary street lam ps they Oregon. A few friends were entertained at prom ised? W hich, we would rise to remark, Columbia View farm Thursday e v The Wood O rchestral T rio gave a ening. F ive hundred and w hist is the com plim ent the Outlook re m ade the tim e pass quickly. p leasing concert at Shelley hall ceives from the Portland Journal. It Miss Mary Oaks spent the week at is a com plim ent thut d idn’t com e by home here on the H eights with her W ednesday even in g, under the au s in pices o f the Sandy W om en's club. w ireless or by wire; nor by grape folks. She Is attending school Steps are being taken to start a vine route. It com es from the print the m etropolis. Mr. and Mrs. Howard have once j sch ool In the new ly organized d is ed page In fact several of them — more opened th eir hom e and hearth trict 124 above Firw ood. about tw ice each week. for one poor hom eless and frien d Dr. Ott, of G resham , is practicing less lad. The words of the Lord Those who read both papers, of course know thut the Outlook prints "W hat ye do unto one of th ese, ye d en tistry In Sandy th is w eek. have also done unto m e.” have been W oods' O rchestral Trio composed all the local news first, the Journal m anifested by the kind acts o f Mr. afterward. We cunnot do the Al and Mrs. Howard several tim es. o f violin, cello and piano rendered phonse and Gaston stu n t by giving They w ill su rely receive their re a program o f m onologues, vocal and ward. instrum ental m usic, which proved a the Journal first service, and after The Ladles' Aid will m eet T hurs rare treat to the large audience we have given the new s publicity It day at Mrs. P. A nderson's. Every is public property. To the fact that body is Invited. Come and bring which had com e from far and near to hear th ese talented young women It 1 h public property after the Out your friends. Music from the old classics as well look Is In the mail is due the other as from the b righ test popular music fact that the Journal copleB every o f the day proved a d eligh t to the thing with a Gresham date- line, m usic loving people of Sandy. In which makes the Journal look lik e iMrs. Al. DeHaven was a Portland addition to all the variety which our second edition. visitor W ednesday o f last week. cam e through the readings, songs, We are highly pleased to have the Mrs. Anna P eterson, of Sioux City, ! Journal find the Outlook Buch a Iowa, Is spending the w inter with violin and piano so lo s,th e celo solos proved a d elig h tfu l and novel fea m agnificent source of new s w ealth, her daughter, Mrs Gust Carlson ture o f the evening. T he strength hat If It really w ants to please us Mr. and Mrs. Fred Colburn has | better it m ight condescend to give been spending a few days In Port- | of th is com pany lies in Its trio work the Outlook credit occasionally for land looking after business Interests I which runs the gam ut of m usical com position, pleasing all from critic som eth in g It seem s to appreciate so and renew ing old acquaintances. to the novice. Every one of the highly. D. I). Juck has bought a new ladles proved an artist and for two steam engine. He has set aside his They huve been trying to capture g asolin e en gin e and w ill operate his hours there was good solid en joy ment and pleasure. Ralph Lopez, the Colorado m urderer woodBnw with steam . by filling u mine with sm oke. On Mrs. Mary Bacon and Grandma Beauty that rubs off isn't even the theory, probably, that sm oked H yatt returned from Bend county I skin deep. m eal keeps the best. whpre they spent the sum m er Al. DeHaven has installed a fan llo w to Bankrupt th e Doctors. Governor West and Governor L is ning mill and will operate in connec A prom inent New York physician ter w ill meet al Tacoma on the 18th. tion with his feed mill. says, "If it w ere not for the thin Earl Jack visited hom e folks Sun Wonder what the governor of W ash day. stock in gs and thin soled sh oes worn ington will say to the governor of .Mrs M ullenhoff and m other, Mrs by w om en the doctors would prob O regon? Von Sagtn, were Portland visitors ably be bankrupt." W hen you corn- tract a cold do not wait for It to de one day alst week. Mrs D. D Jack and granddaugh velop Into pheum onia but treat it F M. Ghorinley, who found a A lice spent the week-end visitin g at once. C ham berlain's Cough Rem want ail. wife al Spokane, is suing ter Mrs. Lincoln and Mrs Plum m er at edy 1 b intended esp ecially for coughs and colds, and has won a wide repu for a divorce from Ills present wife T routdale. Mrs Anna Bell and Mrs Alma tation by Its cures o f th ese diseases. so that he can marry the other. Ridge, were It is most effectual and is pleasant ! Wise guy, to provide for the future Suckow , o f Sandy g u ests Friday of Mr and Mrs C oun and sa fe to take. For sale by Gresh- ! before tim e of need. sel and sons Joe and C harley, of Mil am Drug Co. and all D ealers. w aukie, Oregon, and Mrs. Dave A ssessor Reed finds the value of Payne of Tacoma were Sunday Daily O regonian, 1 yr. reg. . $6 00 Multnomah county property to be g u ests of Mr. and Mrs J. R Duncan T w lce-a-W eek O utlook, 1 y r.. 1.50 Miss Ellen DeHaven spent Thanks 6.0« $34 1.573,1 19.78. T hat am ount is giving w eek-end with her parents C om bination, 1 y e a r .................. over six m illions gain sin ce last Mr and Mrs Al. DeHaven. C alifornia W oman Seriously Mrs Erickson and sons. W alter year's tax levy was made. Alarm ed. and C harlie, were g u ests of Gust "A short tim e ago I contracted a j C arlson’s T h anksgiving' An ad, in the local newspaper Is Mr and Mrs Gust Larson, of severe cold which settled on my lungs j a good Investm ent that all mer- Gresham, ate T hanksgiving turkey and paused m e a great deal of an with Mr. and Mrs. Gust Peterson. noyance. I would have bad coughs j i h am s can afford to make Mr and Mrs. Terry Sm ith and Miss ing sp ells and my lungs were so sore i Alma Bauder were week-end visitors and inflamed 1 began to be seriously } We advised early shopping several at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo alarm ed A friend recom m ended lim es hut we take It all hack Do It Bauder. C ham berlain's Cough Rem edy, say when you get ready. ing sh e had used it for years 1 | More things ronte to those who do bought n bottle and It relieved my ; Lydia llram hall visited with not wait for them j cough the first night, atid in a week 1 I was rid of the cold and soreness of friends at Gresham Monday and T ues W eekly Oregonion subscription o f my lu n g s,” w rites Miss Marie Gerber, day of lust w e e k fer extended S aw telle. Cal For sa le by Gresham : Drug Co and all Dealers T his locality was all excitem en t Published every Tuesday and Friday at Gresham, Oregon W ednesday of last week when the new s spread of a murdered man who H L. HT. CLAIR, Editor and P u tir . was found In a em pty house near the wood camp on th e Corbett es Our Subscription tate. The sheriff and coroner were Kales notified and cam e out im m ediately. One y e a r, 1150. ■lx m o n th s , 75v ia , But It was found the man had killed th re e m o n th 's t r ia l him self. He had been drinking s u b s c rip tio n . Sorts. lately, and acted very queer. The A d i e r tls ln a dead man was a native o f N orway, H a te s reaso nable. Our re p r e s e n ta tiv e and sin gle. w ill call. Jam es Euau, the old K anaky, who P h o n e 701. has made his home here on the old "Th e E ln o ty p e P ain ter’s place, was well remem- W ay Is th e W ay Sandy S c e n ic 4*>* BANK OF MAIN STREET OFFICERS HKNJ. CAMERON,- President. F A HALLIDAY, Vice P O. A. EASTMAN, C JAMES ELKIN DIRECTORS H CAMERON F. A OCST LARSON LEWIS w* 0 . A. EASTMAN. W< invite your accounts; 4 per cent Time and Saving's Account* Ic a w ord (or first insertion: l.fFKHTtXK o n e-h a ll cent a w ord each su b seq u en t insertion. M inim um , any insertion, 10c. REAL ESTATE AND RENTAI4» T H R EE COWS for sale. Jim FOR RENT— H ouse and barn and Burns, R. 1, T routdale, phone 137. two acres of land in Gresham. Mrs. Ella Aton. P hone 527. 79 FIN E JERSEY H E IFE R for sale FOR RENT— B ungalow su itab le cheap. T. R. H ow ltt, Gresham. tf for sm all fam ily. Enquire at the STRAYED— A sm all bay horse; , Outlook office. w eigh t about 900 lbs., shod all 1 around. F inder report to Leonard MISCELLANEOUS Lauderback. Phone 753. 80 1 M iscellaneous. LOST— Arts and crafts pin. I bar with green sto n e.) F inder leave at L ib r a r y 80 W ANTED to RENT a sm all farm , with house, near G resham . P eter Enns, 993 E. 27th N., P ortland, Ore gon. 3t LOST— On the school grounds, a gold W altham watch. R eturn to A l FOR SALE-— L ight driving horse, j WANTED— Som eone to clear 10 bert Lindsey. H. W. _Snashall, R. 3, Gresham, acres of land In exchange for Monta- phone 74. tf villa property. Mrs. L illian P ullen, Oregon Agricultural College ------------------------------------------------------Gresham, Oregon. tf P oultry FARMERS' W EEK Tim e E xtended. DECEMBER 8 to 13. 1913 I'or Sale An extension of 30 days w ill be T his w ill be a n otable even t In On account of m oving. Sixty S. C. g iven on subscriptions to the W eek- W hite Leghorn chickens. Your choice | y Oregonian at bargain rates. The the educational history o f Oregon. F arm ers’ C o-operation w ill be the $1.00. Special price if all is taken price for it and the Outlook in com- leading topic o l a stim u latin g series A lso tw o Poland China sow s, bred to blnation for one year is $1.75. This of lectures. The w eek w ill be registered Jersey red boar, and a lot offer w ill p ositively close on Jan. 1. crowded with d iscu ssion s, and dem on stration s in everyth in g that m akes o f fine »boats. Four m iles east of for the w elfare o f the farm er and Gresham, on Section Line road. J. McCarter's A uto Truck. hom e-m aker. C lauson, R. 1, T routdale, Ore. tf Leaves for Portland Tuesday and WINTER SHORT COURSE Friday m ornings about 8 o'clock JANUARY 3 to 34», 1914 FAT DRESSED GEESE for sale. Leave hauling at business houses T he C ollege has spared no effort Mrs. T. T ow nsend, R. 1, Gresham. Sherman McCarter, phone 335. to m ake th is the m ost com p lete Phone 51. »83 short course in its history. A very Builders' A tten tion ! wide range of courses w ill be offered A uto Truck for H ire T he Sandy F ir Lumber Company in General A griculture, H orticu l For picnic parties— 10 to 20 people. of Sandy, Oregon, is filling all lum ture, A nim al H usbandry, D airying, H auling to and from Portland. H ber orders and in vites your inquir Poultry Keeping, M echanic A rts, Do les and orders. Martin Lennartz, m estic Science and Art, C om m erce, E. D avis, phone 21. tf Forestry and Music. N um erous lec m anager. P hone 4 46. tf tures and d iscu ssion s on F arm ers’ Feed G rinding, C o-operation, at hom e and abroad, Daily and Sunday Oregonian and will be a lead in g feature.. M ake At P leasan t Hom e near station . Feed of all kinds on hand. In vestigate. E. j Tw lce-a-W eek O utlook, special coni this a pleasant and profitable w inter outing. No tu ition . A ccom m oda bination, 1 year, $8 00. N asshahn. ti tions reasonable. Reduced rates on all railroads. For furth er in form a tion address P R O F E S S IO N A L C A R D S :: H. M. TENNANT, R egistrar, C orvallis, Oregon. Farffiers' B u sin ess C ourses by D E N T IST S Correspondence w ithout tuition. Canadian Employment Co. W . J . OTT B . F. L E A C H . P r o p r ie to r O TT M em bers O regon Ernploym ’t A gen t« A sso cia tio n . 9 N o r th 2d S t .. P o r tla n d , Ore. P h o n e o r W ir e a t O ur E x p e n s e H. H. OTT BROS. D E V T IS T S GRESHAM - - OREGON IN S U R A N C E JO H N BROW N IN S U R A N C E J. E. O L A N A H A N , D.M .D . D E N T IS T R epresenting only R ELIA BLE IN SURANCE COMPANIES P h o n e 513 P hone .Main 2(1X3 Office, 615-16-17 M edical B u ild in g . P ortlan d . Oregon G r e sh a m , O reg o n P H Y S IC I A N S J a m e s E lk in g to n IN S U R A N C E ACC ID EN T F IK E L IF E HEALTH O ffice P h ysician anti Surgeon S U R E T Y BO NDS AUTO M O BILE P L A T E G LASS In B ank of S. P. B ittner, M. D. Q r ss h a m O F F IC E H O U R S 10 a. m. to 12 m., 1 p. m. to 3 p. m. 7 to 8 p. m., a t R esid en ce P hon es: Office 116 R esid en ce 118 Ofllce H o w ltt B ld g ., o v er P. O. Stom ach T roubles Dlsup|*enr. Stom ach, liver and kidney trou bles, weak nerves, lam e back and fem ale ills disappear when E lectric B itters are used. T housands o f women would not be w ithout a bot tle in th eir home. E liza Pool of Depew, Okla., w rites: "E lectric B it ters raised me from a bed of sick n ess and suffering and has done m e a world of good. I wish every su ffer ing woman could use this excellen t rem edy and find out, as I did, just how good it Is.” As it has helped thousands of others, It su rely w ill do the sam e for you. Every b ottle guaranteed, 50c and $1.00. At all D ruggists H. E. B ucklen & Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis. PHOTOS- Attention! T h e F arm ers’ M utual Fire R e lie f A ssociation OF PORTLAND, OREGON Invites all farm ers w ho have no Insurance on their farm buildings to insure w ith us. T his assoria- ation is the ch eap est and safest in the state. It insures only country property and has over $ 3 .l> tN » .IH N » insurance in force. PH O N E S: R esidence, 111; Offl?e, l l x All Kinds and Sizes H. H. H U G H E S. M. D. NEW GALLERY P hysician ami Surgeon H ours: 10-12 a. m.. 2-4 lin d 7-8 p. m. office, H ow ltt B uilding GRESHAM - - OREGON PH O N E S: R esid en ce, T abor 120, Office. M ain 4812: H om e A 5152 J. M. SH O R T . M. D. P hysician and Surgeon R es., » 3 Kasi tlWth St. Office, 1111 -1 3 S a ilin g B u ild in g PORTLAND, OREGON Ores Fiery Day Sunday by Appostami Picture Framing GILT OR NATURAL WOOD NEAT and CHEAP M A X SC H N EID ER MAIN STREET GRESHAM W rite or phone H. W S M 4 8 H 1 L L , P res. T he Farm ers Mutual F ire R elief A ssociation. O resh sm B o u t* Ito. 3 V o ta ry P ub lic P h o n s 74 V eal E sta te COVTVACTORS ALFRED HAM M AR P lasterer and Cem ent Contractor. E stim ates furnished free on re quest. All work Guaranteed Phone S al Q r s s h a m P. O. B o a 31 œ Office P h o n e 46. R esid en ce. 339 G e o . I n g l is , M . D . P H Y S IC IA N and SD BO EO N A ll p r o fe ssio n a l c a lls p rom p tly a t tended S p ecial a tte n tio n to d is e a s e s o f the E y e s and fittin g o f g la ss e s. Office H ou rs 9 to 12 a m., 1:30 to 6 Office o v er P lr et S ta te Bank Q rssh a m , O regon. The Parahsts, Nervous and Chronic Diseases D r. Benj. 1. Freese N a tu r o p a t h a n d C h ir o p r a c to r (»r. Orassa. Lfc . H»., IS ta 12 a s . 2 a S , a M beAie oa,, n* Fee S.SM Bek i s t , 7 Is 9 s s ta H-S«. «<4 m i 4 i , as . F iA y ( M e t r a s s i kt « S S , t IF YOG WANT FIRST CLASS WORK SEE SUMMON». In the C ircuit Court of the S tate of Oregon for the County of M ultno mah. Id.i A. Stew art, Plaintiff, vs Aaron A Stew art, D efendant. To Aaron A. Stew art, the above named defendant. N otice to Creditors. In the name of the S tate o f Ore N otice is hereby given that the un- 1 gon, you are hereby required to ap derslgned has been appointed by the' pear and answ er the com plaint filed ¡C ircuit Court of the sta te o f O regon.) again st you in the above en titled W E D E SIG N B U IL D IN G S su it and court on or before D ecem for M ultnomah county, the A d m in ls-, FRANK C. JONES ber 12th. 1913, that being the date trator of the esta te of Josephine ¡1 ETTSLL T. JONES fixed by the court for you to appear Congdon. deceased, and has qualified, j and answ er herein and being six All persons having claim s against i ADM INKTHATKI.V NOTICE. w eeks from the date of the first pub said esta te are hereby requested to lication of the sum m ons, and if you present the sam e to me, at the law- office of M. C. King. First State Bank In the Circuit Court of the State of fail to answ er w ithin such tim e, for Oregon, for th e County of M ultno want th ereof, the plaintiff w ill apply Building. Gresham, Oregon, within mah. to the court for the relief prayed for six m onths from the date hereof. Dated and first published Novem- ,n ,h e Matter of the E state of Sven in her com plaint: for a decree of th is court d issolvin g the bonds of her 28th, 1913 A ugust N ystrom , deceased. W H CONGDON. N otice Is hereby given that the un- m atrim ony now existin g betw een the AdmIn 1strator E state of Josephine derslgned has been appointed adm ln- plaintiff and the d efendant; leave to to n g d o n , deceased. istratrlx of the estate o f Sven Aug- resum e her form er nam e of Ida A. M ( KING, ust Nystrom . deceased, by the Clr- H unter, on the grounds of gross hab A ttorney for A dm inistrator cult Court of the S tate of Oregon, for itual drunkenness, cruel and inhu Date of last publication Dec 2», '13 Multnomah County, and has q u ali man treatm ent and deaertton. and for such oth er and fu rth er r e lie f as to fied v ,t t k ' r c u ,r ‘l All persons having claim s against ìh le In o , e n r ? J * nd N otice is hereby given that the un- said estate are hereby notified to pre- ‘ T h u ? pr,'ml’ e* U1. v derslgned has been appointed by the sent the sam e to me at Gresham Ore- l . „ 7 , sum m ons Is published pursu- Ctrcult Court of the S tate o f Oregon, gon. with proper vouchers and duly .o rd*r ° i th * Ho“ °r»b le T. J, for M ultnomah county, the executrix verified within six m onths from date S1 .o n ' J“dge of th e above en titled ... shBttuck J e . hervof court, ra,d e on October 29th. 1913, of ------------------ the estate of - J . W. D a te d a n d S r . , . „ w i t n a w d irecting that the sam e be published ceased « Ì . d fl published Novem - once a week for six su ccessive w eeks AU persons having claims against her 21, 1913 in the Gresham O utlook, a new tpa- said estate are hereby requested to MINNIE NYSTROM. per of general circulation, printed present the same to me. properly ver Administratrix. and published at Gresham, Multno ified as required by law. at the office of M C. King. First State Bank build WILLIAM A. CARTER. «02 Corbett mah county, Oregon. Bldg. Portland. Oregon. Attorney Date of first publication Oct >1, 1913. ing. Gresham, Oregon, within tlx for Administratrix. Date of last publication Dec. 12, 1913 months from the date hereof M C-dfUNQ Dated and first published Novem ber 14. 1911 It takes ths better half to see the First Stats Bank iTidg f°Gre»h*m’u MARY C. SHATTUCK. Ora. — - . Executrix Estate of J W Shattuck, worst aide of a man deceased Just aa a suggestion we would tug- Marriage sometimes opens the gsst that som eoas els« suggest aa aa- 34. C. KING. Attorney for Executrix. Date of last publication Dec 12, 1913 eyes of blind people. I total egg show Light AT THE LOWEST COST ELECTRIC LIGHT Is the most su ita b le for hom es, offices, shops anil other places needing light. ELECTRICITY can be used In any quantity, large or sm all, thereby furnliihing any required am ount o f ligh t. F urtherm ore. ELECTRIC LAMPS ran be locat- ed in any place, th u s affording any desired distrib u tion of light. Nt» OTHER LAMP» ptssseaw th ese qualifications, therefore. It Is surprising that E L E C T m c LAMPS i re rapidly replacing all others in modern estab lish m en ts. Portland R’y, Light & Power Co. SEVENTH aad ALDER STS. Phones Main ««$$ and A <110.