Gresham outlook., February 10, 1914, Image 1

TWICE A WEEK
VOL. 3.
NO. 99
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM.
MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
OREGON
‘Ever at Your Service ’
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1914
EDUCATION
HONEST TALK PHYSICAL
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P h o n e 701
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COMMUNITY IDEAS
ON CITY BEAUTIFUL
MISSING MAN
NOT FOUND
F rid a y e v e n in g 's e n te r ta in m e n t by
B eau tify , b e a u tify , b eau tify y o u r
th e P a tro n -T e a c h e rs ’ asso c ia tio n a t
PO RTLA N D ,
F eb .
9— C o unty
prem ises.
You ow e it to y o u rself
th e hig h sch o o l assem b ly ro o m was
C o m m issio n er R u fu s C. H o lm an has p ro b ab ly th e best o n e e v e r h eld h ere.
N o th in g h as yet been h e a rd from
and to y o u r co m m u n ity to m ake y o u r
place o r p ro p e rty as a ttra c tiv e as th e m issing laud c o n tra c to r L eo n ard ,
been ta lk in g to th e g ran g es. H e de- W ith fo u r so n g s by th e h ig h school
w hose m y sterio u s d is a p p e a ra n c e w as
liv e re d a s h o rt a d d re s s a t th e m eet- c h o ru s a n d o n e by th e boys of th e A n o th e r Law T h a t M ay be A d o p te d in the Im provem ent of possible
re p o rte d in th e O utlook last w eek.
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u rd a y w here an au d ien c e o f 200 h ad by th e hig h school o rc h e s tra , th e a u ­
ples. w hich so m e boy o r m an in the w ere p ra c tic a lly co rre c t, except th a t
d
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S urfaces in C ity of G resh am .
g a th e re d . Mr. H olm an said th a t th e
c o u n try can d e liv e r h ere, is still L eo n ard is a B elgian in ste a d of an
co u n ty co m m issio n ers th is y e a r had ta in e d , b u t a le n g th y a d d re s s by-
open.
R ep o rt n u m b e r and price to Ita lia n .
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th e d isp o sitio n
of
$ 4 ,000,000 fo r
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tin g co m m ittee.
v a rio u s p u rp o ses, an d he w an ted th e effort ,u ll> a p p re c ia te d a n d o n e th a t
A m eetin g of th e p ro p e rty o w n ers th e sam e o r an y p o rtio n th e re o f, a n 4
G resham in te n d in g to la k e th e c ar
illu
s
tra
te
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p
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ases
of
school
w
ho
w
ould
be
affected
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th
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p
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iately
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t
th
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a ss ista n c e an d ad v ice o f th e co u n try
We w ould u rg e o u r people as far h ere fo r P o rtla n d but m issed it and
people a n d o th e r s in th e p ro p e r life b u t little th o u g h t o f by th o se ed h a rd su rfa c e im p ro v em en t on th e couniy c lerk to a d v e rtis e fo r sealed as possible to p atro n iz e th e hom e
w alked to L ln n em au n
J u n c tio n ,
bids fo r th e pro p o sed im p ro v em en t,
h a n d lin g of th is vast sum o f m oney. who have c h ild re n in school.
B ase L in e ro ad h as been ca lle d fo r
n u rs e ry . F o r ch eap n ess an d q u ality w here they w aited fo r th e n ext one.
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etc ”
A co n sid e ra b le p o rtio n of th is fo u r
th e lin es of roses an d tre e s grow n by- W hen It cam e L eo n ard allow ed his
m illio n s of m oney w ill go in to th e ^11 sy m p a th y w ith th e p re s e n t day n ex t F rid a y n ig h t a t th e R ockw ood
It is freely s ta te d by som e w ho p ro ­ Mr. D abney c a n n o t be excelled.
b ro th e r to go a b ro a d b u t rem ain ed
m
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d
s,
an
d
im
p
lied
as
m
uch.
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all.
c o n stru c tio n of good ro a d s fo r th e
fess to hav e h e a rd it th a t th e co u n ty
th e r e h im self a n d called upon Alec
d
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lo
red
th
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fact
th
a
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te
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rs
w
ere
C o u n ty C o m m issio n er llo lm a n and
» use of th e people of th e co u n ty , an d
T he P la in in g c o m m ittee will m eet F ra n z i an old f r ’en d
co m m issio n ers will proceed w ith th e
living ju s t
th a t P o rtla n d w ill pay 90 p e r cen t. d en ied th e p riv ileg e of b ein g o rig i­ R o a d m a ste r Yeon w ill be th e r e
to w ork on th e B ase L ine u n d e r th e p ro ­ W ednesday n ig h t in th e lib ra ry com ­ n o rth of th e d epot. A fte r sta y in g
nal
in
sch
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an
d
fra
n
k
ly
s
ta
te
d
Mr. H olm an rig h tly said t h a t th e
ex p lain th e situ a tio n .
visions of th e above sections.
T hey m ittee room . T he co m m ittee con­ th e re aw h ile he left s ta tin g th a t he
co m m issio n ers w an t th e o p in io n of (h at th ey h ad to do as th e y w ere to ld
sists of Mrs. B elt, Mrs. S ch n eid er, was going o v e r to th e S ection L ine
It Is n o t in te n d e d th a t th e m e e t­ can u n d o u b ted ly do so and in th a t
th e people, how a n d w h ere th e y w an t i to hold th e ir jobs.
Mr. and Mrs. C has. C leveland, Geo. road, an d th a t w as th e la st seen of
case
no
re
m
o
n
stra
n
c
e
w
ould
he
nec­
W hen lie said th a t a c o lle g ia te ed- in g s h a ll be in o p p o sitio n to a h a rd
th is m oney sp en t. H e said th a t
F. H oney a n d II. L. St. C lair.
T he him .
essary
,
n
o
r
could
an
y
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e
m
ake
s
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r
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M u ltn o m ah co u n ty tax es a re less i u catio n w as n o t alw ay s e ss e n tia l to s u rfa c e on th e B ase L in e, b u t th e
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Idea,
w
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He h ad very little m oney, n e ith e r
th a n la s t y ear, b u t still it w ill s trik e success, an d th a t in m any in sta n c e s id ea is to get a full ex p ressio n , if pos­
not be th e co rrect one is stre n g th e n e d gave th e n am e of W. F. llo n ey .
had his b ro th e r very m uch, as th ey
it
d
estro
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d
h
om
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asso
c
ia
tio
n
s,
he
th e a v e ra g e m ind th a t $ 4 ,000,000 is
! was on th e sam e tra c k th a t many- sib le as to th e ad v is a b ility o f h a v ­ by tile sem i-official s ta te m e n t th a t
T he O utlook in b e h a lf of th e p la n t­ h ad failed to get th e ir pay fo r w ork
a lo t of m oney to be lifte d fro m th e
in g th e w ork done an d to d e te rm in e th e road betw een th e P o rtla n d city in g c o m m itte e w ould u rg e o u r m any d one on th e ir c o n tr a c t an d had
o
th
e
rs
a
re
w
ho
believ
e
th
a
t
p
hysical
p o ck ets of th e ta x p a y e rs a t
th e
th ro w n it up b ecause th ey w ere u n ­
lim its an d C h a n tic le e r probably will
p re s e n t tim e, b u t if it is placed ed u catio n is o fte n m o re n eed ed th a n w h te h e r to m ak e a re m o n stra n c e p ro ­ be im proved in th re e u n its, th e first citizen s w ho hav e ideas on th e p la n t­ a b le to pay fo r provisions.
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s
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d
tre
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s,
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v ided th e im p ro v em en t is o rd e re d by
w here it w ill do th e m ost good even
ex ten d in g from th e city lim its to th e pecially any sch em e fo r b e a u tify in g
L ast Sunday- W illiam S tan ley mid
H is p a ra m o u n t id ea seem ed to be
th e ta x p a y e rs w ill n o t g ru m b le.
1
th e co u n ty co m m issio n ers.
top of tile hill on th e w est side of th e o u r s tre e ts , io give th e co m m u n ity W illia m S a le s , fo r w h o m L e o n a rd
th
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estic
r a th e r lik e
Mr.
H o lm a n ’s fra n k
C o m m issio n er H olm an w as a t F a ir- S andy riv e r; th e second u n it from th e th e benefit of th e ir id eas and expert- bai1 done c o n sid e ra b le cleu rln g .w en t
m eth o d a n d believe he is h o n estly science sh o u ld be m o re g e n e ra lly
view
g ra n g e la s t S a tu rd a y a n d ex- fo o t of th e hill to C h a n tic le e r, an d th e ence, e ith e r th ro u g h th e c o m m ittee to B ln n em an n an d m ade a long
try in g to serv e th e people o f th is ta u g h t, g iv in g as a re aso n th a t th e
search th ro u g h th e tim b e r
th e re
c
h
ild
ren
w
ould
be
b
e
tte
r
eq
u
ip
p
ed
fo
r
p
lain
ed
th e p ro p o sitio n . He w as a t th ird u n it to th e long hill going dow n o r th ro u g h th e O utlook.
county.
b u t w ith o u t re s u lts . S till It is be­
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th e fu tu re if p h y sical w o rk w ere T ro u td a le th a t sam e ev en in g , a g a in to th e Satidy riv e r on th e w est side.
lli resp o n se to a re q u e s t fo r sh a d e lieved th a t he is lying dead som e
New g ra d e s on both sid es of th e riv ­
A t th e m e e tin g of E v en in g S ta r com bined w ith book w ork,
d isp e n sin g in fo rm a tio n on h a rd s u r ­
tre
e s fo r th e
b e a u tify in g of th e w here betw een L ln n e m a n n a n d Mt.
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r
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tio
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To
g ra n g e on S a tu rd a y I w as im p ressed
A lto g e th e r th e ad d ress' w as th e face, an d m ade th e s ta te m e n ts g en-
w ith th e fa c t th a t P ro f. F. S. B all, best in its lin e th a t has been h eard e ra lly u n d e rsto o d an d accep ted as b e­ eq u a liz e th e a ssessm en t and cost of s tre e ts of G resh am , Dabney & C lan*- T ab o r, a n d as th e re a re h u n d re d s of
p rin c ip a l of th e A rle ta Bchool am i in G resh am . T he s p e a k e r w as o rig i- in g official, e x p lain in g th e co n d i­ im p ro v em en t, th e ad v isa b ility of th e bun hav e offered th r e e v a rie tie s a t a cres of tim b e r Ills body m ay lie un
th e new elec ted p rin c ip a l of th e p ro n al, b u t ev id e n tly did n o t ex p ress tio n s a tta c h e d to th e p ro p o sitio n of co u n ty s ta n d in g th e cost of m a c a d a ­ th e fo llo w in g p rices deliv ered any- noticed fo r a long tim e if It is th e re ,
S ilv er le a f m a-
L eo n ard h ad been c o m p la in in g of
posed new h ig h school h ad been th em fully fo r th e re a so n , as he s ta t- j h a rd su rfa c in g all th e co u n ty ro ad s. m izing th e east en d of th e road from w here in th e c ity :
th
e
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to
C
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ex-
p
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ubou<
1000
a
t
ten
c
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ts
each
o
r
being
sick an d was g re a tly d ep ressed
elec ted le c tu re r and h ad s ta rte d his etd, ‘th a t lie was h ire d to do as he o r as m any of th em as possible.
p oplars, b ecause of a heavy loss of m oney
pense of th e new g ra d e s a t th e riv e r $7.5u p e ri 100. C a ro lin a
w o rk th e r e by a sk in g
th a t every > » a s to ld .”
In se e k in g in fo rm a tio n on th e s u b ­
one h u n d re d , a t tlie sam e prices. ab o u t a y e a r ago. He w as held up
m em b er do his p a rt. W hen a g ra n g e
T h e e n tire p ro g ram w as a success je c t th e O u tlo o k h as b e a rd se v e ra l i is being co n sid ered .
I W ith all th e se th in g s In view , and M ountain a sh , fifty tre e s a t 20 c en ts a n d san d b a g g e d by fo o tp ad s on th e
se c u re s th e serv ices of su ch m en as an d w as th o ro u g h ly en jo y ed .
s ta te m e n ts , n o n e of w hich a re offi­
Section L ine road an d waa ro b b ed of
; w ith o th e r ideas w hich may be ad- each.
P ro fe sso r B all in th e cap acity of lec­
cial, h o w ev er, b u t th ey m ay be ta k e n
$265. T ile blow h e received e n d th e
I vanced, th e r e is going to be a big
tu r e r it m ay be d ep en d ed on th a t it HEARD AT HALLIGAN’S
T h e first w ork to he doth- in any
us p re tty n early co rrect.
loss of tils m oney hail a d e p re ssin g
crow
d
at
Rockw
ood
on
F
rid
ay
n
ig
h
t
is m a k in g s u b s ta n tia l p ro g ress. Mr.
WHILE WAITING A SHINE
schem e of im p ro v em en t, large ” r effect from w hich lie n e v er fu lly r e ­
O ne o f th ese re p o rts h as it th a t
next.
E v ery o n e in te re s te d Is urged
B all d is trib u te d a t th e m eetin g
,
sm all, is to d e a r aw ay th e ru b b ish .
K
.
P o o r Jim lias been se n t th e h a rd su rfa c e p e titio n s now in i to be
co vered, us he w as a n x io u s io re tu rn
th e re to h e a r o r ta k e p a rt in
b la n k s to each m em b er w hich w ere ; B arb er.
T h is sh o u ld be done now before th e
to a lu n a tic asy lu m .
Io his n a tiv e lan d but h a s been u n ­
any
discussion
th
a
t
m
ay
arise.
re tu rn e d to him filled. T h ese b lan k s
new
g
ro
w
tli
of
g
ra
s
s
w
ould
In
te
rfe
re
.
a re n o t c o n tin u o u s a re sufficient to
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V ictim (In c h a ir ) ; W h o 's Jim .
a b le to ra ise th e m oney tilnce.
He
to ld ju s t w h a t each m em b er
was
T he n ext necessity is a p lan, us com ­
Progr-ees o f P e titio n s,
| " J im is my tw in b ro th e r, sir. Jim use up ail th e m oney a v a ila b le th is
wus
h
e
a
rd
to
say,
re
c
e
n
tly
,
th
a
t
lie
w illin g to do, w h e th e r he o r sh e
y e a r, w hich is m o re th a n $800,000. ! H ard s u rfa c e p e titio n s fo r Main p reh en siv e as
possible. W ith
a
has long been b ro o d in g o v e r th e h a rd
wus very sick and did not expect to
could sin g , re a d , m a k e a sp eech o r
tim es, a n ’ I su p p o se he Anally got If th a t s ta te m e n t is c o rre c t it ap- s tre e t, P ow ell s tre e t an d S outh Hob- plan in view th e p re lim in a ry a r ­ live long.
do any th in g fo r th e b enefit o f th e
p e a rs as if a big s t a r t m ig h t be m ad e e rts a v en u e a re still being c irc u la te d ran g e m e n t« can lie m ade an d each re ­
c razy .”
His b ro th e r lias been m a k in g an
g ra n g e .
Mr. B all e x p lain ed th a t
d e sp ite all re m o n stra n c e s, b u t, of w| t h a b o u t even p ro sp ects th a t q u ire m e n t w ill fll Into Its p ro p e r a c tiv e se a rc h , but h as a b o u t given up
“ Is th a t so .”
th e o b je c t is to develo p th e ta le n t of
“ Yes, he an d m e h as w o rk ed side co u rse, th e Im p ro v em en t w ould be in enough n am es will be secu red to be- tim e an d place.
hope of flndlng his b ro th e r alive.
th e m em bers. In o th e r s w ords, to
by sid e fo r y ears, a n d we w ere so p a tc h e s in som e cases se v eral m iles g(n th e w ork.
L eo n ard w as q u ite well know n all
d raw o u t th e ta le n t o f ev ery m em ­
J G eorge W. K enney, in c h a rg e o f th e DEATH AND FUNERAL
a lik e we c o u ld n ’t tell each o th e r a p a r t-
’o v e r E a stern M u ltn o m ah , w here he
ber. Mr. B all is u sin g th e sam e p lan
OF HARRY K WOOD has w orked for n e a rly 20 y ears, and
It Is f u r th e r s ta te d th a t th e tax levy Main s tre e t p etitio n re p o rts th e fol-
a p a rt. We b o th b rooded a g re a t d eal.
th a t has m ade him so su ccessfu l as
too. No m oney in th is b u sin ess n o w .” ol ,
ln ills, w hich tills y e a r g av e th e low ing sig n e rs w ith th e n u m b e r of
T
he
m
any
frie n d s of H u rry K en- he w ould he euslly recognized if
a te a c h e r an d w hich h as la n d e d hint
W h a t’s th e re a s o n ? ”
ro ad fu n d n early a m illio n d o lla rs feet fro n ta g e , w hich is c o n sid e ra b le netli W ood in an d a b o u t G resh am seen, but no o ne lias seen him since
a t th e head of th e fo u r th h ig h school j
P rices too low. U nless a cu sto - w o u b * he in creased next y ear, as th e less th a n a m a jo rity :
w ere sh o ck ed to h e a r of h is su d d en Hi» d is a p p e a ra n c e tw o w eeks ago la s t
in P o rtla n d . I w a n t to say th a t E v ­ m er ta k e s a sh am p o o It d o e s n 't pay
*s hve m ills fo r ro ad p u rp o ses j , a . P a te n e a u d e
75 d e a th on
S u n d ay
m o rn in g at his ' S a tu rd a y .
e n in g S ta r g ra n g e w as exceedingly I to sh av e o r h a ir cu t.
P o o r Jim , I a n l' ,n o re th a n tw o m illio n d o lla rs Jo h n Brow n
33
hom
e,
No.
53,
S
eventy-fifth
s tre e t,
fo r tu n a te in se le c tin g a le c tu re r fo r
c a u g h t him try in g to c u t a c u s to m e r's c o a b ' h® raised h e re a f te r so as to go { E. O sborn
75 N orth.
INTERESTING SUBJECT'S
' t ' b y ear.
v
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th ro a t becau se he re fu se d a sh am p o o , ah e a d w ith th e w ork in case th e p ro p ­ I). <’. Ely
120
H arry , aH he wus m ore fa m ilia rly
AT GRANGE SESSION
120 know n, was 31 y ears, 10 m o n th s and
T h e c o m m itte e ap p o in ted by M ult- 80 1 ,la 'l to have th e p o o r fellow e rty o w ic r s o b ject to th e te n -y e a r E C. Lindsey-
G resh am g ra n g e e x te n d s an in v ita ­
Mrs. M. C lan ah an
n o m ah C o u n ty P om o n a g ra n g e to locked up. M akes m e sad .
Som e- b o n d in g p ro p o sitio n .
52 28 days old an d was born at A xtel,
H ow ever, th a t m ay be, it is c e r­ ('. M. K enney
p re p a re an a m e n d m e n t to th e school tim es I feel so rry 1 d id n ’t le t him
330 K ansas.
H e w as m a rrie d In O kla- tion Io all c itizen s of G resh am am i
68 h om a a b o u t ten y e a rs ago to Mary vicin ity to m eet w ith th em next S a t­
law s to do aw ay w ith th e a n n u a l sIa8h al1 he » a n te d
to.
It m ig h t ta in th a t a n o th e r m illio n can be r a is ­ Mrs. J e n n ie S m ith
56 E. Itigg an d cam e to O regon six y ears u rd a y , F e b ru a ry 14, a t 1 :3 0 p. m.. a t
m a n a g e rie h eld in P o rtla n d , called have saved h is reaso n .
S ham poo. ed by ta x a tio n a n o th e r y e a r an d th e Mrs. <’. Belt
co u n ty can go ah e a d fro m y e a r to P aul H oetzel
35 ago. He lived fo r n e a rly a y e a r al w hich tim e R. W. G ill will give a lec­
an a n n u a l tax p a y e rs m eetin g , w ill •1’’*”
y e a r u n til th e w ork Is done.
H. II O tt
m eet th is w eek in P o rtla n d . Mem-
"Y e s.”—
100 T ro u td a le .
A fte r leav in g th e re th e tu r e on " T h e H om e G arden and P ro p ­
It is g e n e ra lly conceded th a t th e M <’. K ing
400
fam
ily
m
oved
to G resh am , w here I k - ag a tio n of th e Soil; selectio n of seed
bers of th is c o m m ittee h av e consid- P O T A T n F o W « A T TR
ta x a tio n sy stem w ould n o t be opposed W. J. Ott
e re d som e of th e a m e n d m e n ts th a t j
’ J l i ? A. „ T2 ~ T
122 w orked as a b a rb e r fo r n e a rly th re e and v a rie tie s .” T h is su b je c t Is one
m ay be m ade, b u t n o th in g d efin ite ,
^Hh, MATTER WITH THEM by p ro p e rty o w n ers on an y o f th e G ust L arson
25 years. S ince th e n lie h as been in th a t In te re st« all as a good g a rd e n is
co
u
n
ty
ro
ad
s,
as
th
e
city
o
f
P
o
rtla
n
d
p
M
ichel
25 b u sin ess w ith
his b ro th e r G uy C. on e h a lf th e living or a fam ily and
h as been decided on.
It seem s
E very fa rm e r in M u ltn o m ah coun-
so m e th in g th a t Is n eg lec ted too m uch,
w ould pay n e a rly 95 p e r c e n t of th e F ir s t S ta te B ank
4 2 a t M ontavilla.
a g re e d th a t so m e th in g sh o u ld
be ty an d b u sin ess m an as well sh o u ld
tax
es.
It
is
a
rg
u
e
d
th
a
t
th
e
city
A
rth
u
r
L
eland
150
T h e deceased leav es a w ife and fo r th e m ore we know of th e u rt of
d o n e to c h an g e th e law . Such dis- be very m uch in te re s te d in th e lec-
w ould be ben efited as m uch as th e E m m a Ross
«5 on e son, G iierney, aged 8; his fa th e r. g a rd e n in g th e m ore benefit an d p le a s­
tr ic t as N<k 1, P o rtla n d , h as o u t- tu r e an d d iscu ssio n to be given next
co u n try by h av in g good ro ad s, p e r­ I. McColl
100 W. E. W ood, and G ra n d m o th e r ure we g et o u t of It. B ring y o u r
lived th e v illag e plan o f h o ld in g m ass T h u rsd a y , F e b ru a ry 12, a t 1 :3 0 at
h ap s m o re, hence th e fa rm e rs w ould
and pencil fo r
G. F . H oney’s p e titio n on Pow ell W ood, liv in g In O re sh a tn ; and th re e m em o ran d u m book
m eetin g s to levy tax . an d th e last G resh am L ib ra ry on seed , selectio n
Mr. G ill will tell you m o re a b o u t
be
re
ad
y
to
pay
h
e
a
v
ie
r
tax
es
when
s
tre
e
t
is
fa
r
from
being
co
m
p
lete
hut
b ro th e rs , G uy C , Boy M and W al­
m e etin g held in
P o rtla n d em p h a- an
d d ......
iseases vs
of V
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r p o tato
es.
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g a rd e n in g fo r hom e an d m a rk e t th a n
S till, fa rm e r and p o ta to b u y e r kn o w s th e re “ 7 W° Uld
lh ,‘ propose<l p la " it show s th e follow ing sig n e rs:
lace W. Wooil
sized th e need of a ch an g e.
109
D e a th c a m e to him very su d d en ly th e m ost of us can rem em b er. T h e re
th e r e m ay be no ch an g e. I h av e is less th a n 50 p e r cen t o f o u r pota.- o f b o n d in g th e ir p ro p e rty fo r a p erl M etzger Bros.
will also be a good talk by I, It.
od o f ten y ears. T h ey say t h a t th e D. W. Metzger
110 a b o u t 2 :3 0 on S u n d ay m o rn in g last,
been in fo rm ed th a t th e " m a c h in e ” , I , to es th a t sh o u ld be called first class,
W ells on th e su b je c t, " R e la tio n s of
In te re st on th e bonds w ould a lm o st T. It Howitt
165 re s u ltin g from h e a rt failu re .
tn s in th e school m ach in e, will re sist L et every b o d y com e load ed w ith q u es­
th
e G ran g e to Civic, P o litic a l, E d u c a ­
eq
u
a
l
th
e
tax
es,
a
t
tw
o
m
ills
on
th
e
C. M. Z im m erm an
an y c h a n g e of th e school law s, as
52
IBs fu n e ra l took place from C arl-
tio n s an d d o n 't fall to ask th e m , as
d o llar.
tio n al and Social P ro b le m s." Also,
M.
D.
K
ern
h as tn th e past.
100
s
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n
’s
m
id
i
r
t
a
k
l
n
g
ch
ap
el
y
e
sterd
ay
Mr. B ailey is o u r p o ta to d o c to r and
T h e re is a n o th e r law , passed a t th e G. W K e n n e y
90 a f te r n o o n ,
th e
service« being con- m usic and singing.
we h elp to pay his s a la ry so le t’s
j
H. L. S h eld o n , s u p e rin te n d e n t of m ak e him e a rn his m oney, w hich he la s t sessio n o f th e le g is la tu re w hich F irst S ta te B ank
78 duected by Mrs. P ercy P ro c to r, as-
’ th e A nti-S aloon L eag u e, in his a d ­ seem s w illin g to do, an d I am su re giv es th e co u n ty co m m issio n ers a u ­ S S. T hom pson
895 slste d by Miss L ily E. W hite, o f th e EQUITY COMPANY
INCREASES CAPITAL
d re ss S unday m o rn in g In C en te n a ry h e can h elp us if we will te ll him th o rity to go ah e a d w ith th e im p ro v e­ E. S ch w ed ler
1324 C h ris tia n Science ch u rch . In te rm e n t
m e n t an d pay fo r th e sam e o u t of th e T h eo d o re B ru g g er
M eth o d ist c h u rc h placed th e re s p o n ­ o u r tro u b le s.
775 w as m ade in th e G resh am cem etery ,
L et ev ery m an th a t
At a tneeing of th e sto c k h o ld e rs of
sib ility of m a k in g O regon
d ry In re a d s th is a rtic le c o n sid e r h im self a ro ad fu n d . A p o rtio n o f th e law- L.
M anning
188 th e p a llb e a re rs being B ert L indsey. th e E q u ity W areh o u se Co., h eld in
1914. next N ovem ber upon th e w om ­ c o m m ittee of o n e to get as m any to re a d s as follow s:
M. S. S h o e m a k e r
360 T. J H a lllg a n , H 11. O tt. A rt. Le- P o rtla n d la st T h u rsd a y , it w as voted
" T h e co u n ty co u rt of each co u n ty p A H o llid a y ...
en. H e said th a t If th e y w ill re g is­ com e o u t as possible.
100 lan d . Ja m e s M cK inney an d
8.
E. to In crease th e c a p tlta l slo ck of th e
w ith in th e s ta te of O regon al Its first e . G K ard ell
te r anti vote they can vote th e li­
157 T oeplem an.
H. E. DAVI8.
co m p an y from $2500.00 to $10,000.oi)
r e g u la r sessio n o f each an d ev ery O. A. K astm an
censed saloon o u t o f th e sta te . Mr.
lou
F rie n d s of th e fam ily who a lte n d -
T h e offifies a re now lo cated a t 54
year
m ay
d e te rm in e th e sum P. M ichel
S heldon d e cla red th a t th e g re a te s t
V a len tin e« .
230 pd from P o rtla n d w ere Mrs. M abel F ro n t s tre e t in co n n ectio n w ith th e
m o n ies
to
be C. E. O sborn
m en ace to th is c o u n try is th e class an d W ash in g to n 's B irth d a y c a rd s and o f m oney o r
100 M ead, Mrs. A ta K iley and Mrs. S ales D e p a rtm e n t, w h ere th e com ­
by
each
ro ad
dia- Dave W eav er
w ho n e v e r go to th e polls, th a t a t a fine a s o rtm e n t of d ish es a n d new ex p en d ed
.200 L e lg h ty ; also Mrs. C allie C u tte r of pany h as n e a rly 7000 a q u a re fe e t of
th e elec tio n of 1910, 117,000 voted n o v elties a t Mrs. B o u g h n e r’s N ovel­ tr lc t w ith in th e said co u n ty , a n d Mrs M aude B u rk e
125 V ancouver
Mrs. Lelghty will re- floor space.
w hile 140,000 v o ters n e v e r w ent to ty S to re.
9 if th e a m o u n t th e re o f sh a ll be th e A. .1. F ie ld h o u se A Son
101 m ain a few d ay s w ith G ra n d m o th e r
G eneral M anager Jo h n M T ees
su m o f $1000 o r o v er, w h e th e r a p ­ A. E. L eo n ard
th e polls. H e p o in ted o u t th a t th e
. 50 W ood b efo re r e tu rn in g borne.
sp en t a week in C a lifo rn ia re c e n tly
p
o
rtio
n
e
d
o
u
t
of
th
e
g
e
n
e
ra
l
ro
ad
M ilk, C r e a m a n d B u t te r m il k .
m en a re re g is te rin g a t th e ra te o f
W. W C otton
660
Bert.
E d m u n d so n
a n d w ife of w here he a rra n g e d fo r th e sa le of
th r e e to o ne w om an. I am w o n d er­ D elivered an y w h e re in G resh am by fu n d o r v oted by an y ro a d d is tric t F. H. F re u n d .
160 T ro u td a le old tim e frie n d s of th e sev eral h u n d re d c a r lo ad s o f p o ta­
ing w h e th e r th e p red ictio n th a t th e g reen m ilk w agon fro m R ock­ fo r p e rm a n e n t ro a d o r h ig h w ay co n ­
On R o b e rts a v e n u e th e s ig n a tu re « fam ily In O klahom a, w ere also pree- toes fo r th e m em b ers of th e F a rm ­
Milk b o ttled an d p re- s tru c tio n o r b o th , to be ex p en d ed a re n o t so n u m e ro u s, n o r 1« th e re a n y e n t a t th e fu n e ra l
w om en w ill n o t v ote now th a t th ey wood D airy
er»’ Society of Equity.
p ared u n d e r
s a n ita ry
co n d itio n s »’Ith ln said ro ad d is tric t d u rin g th e w here n e a r en o u g h . T hey follow :
have th e p riv ileg e w ill be verified.
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In v e s tig a tio n Invited. P h o n e 161.
ye a r Tor w hich th e sam e w as a p p o r- m . D. K ern ......................................... 75
If S tate M aster C. E. Spence suc­
“
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■ — - tio n e d o r v oted, th e c o u n ty c o u rt E. Aylsworth ..................................... 88
ceeds In abolishing the sta te senate co m p lete success. T h e re h as n o t s h a ll in s tru c t th e co u n ty su rv e y o rs
S. P. B ittn e r.................................
gs
and th e East Side Business Men a been tim e en o u g h fo r th a t. C o m m it- o r c o u n ty ro ad m a s te r to p re p a re
Mrs. G ilm ore .....................................n o
ON HARD SURFACE
BASKETBALL
tf !ub throw« out the house of repre-
sen tatlv e also. ’ and establishes a
sta te ecasmlselon form , w here do we
get off a t? C entralization power, is
It not. with a vengeance? D estruc­
tion of the represen tativ e principle,
too
W here will all this ce n traliza­
tion end, anyw ay? We have 300
cities u nder com mission form, and
not one has yet dem onstrated ita
«ton form for th e «tate 1« pure rot. plan« and »pectflcatlon« of th e pro-
U nless th e v o ters go to th e polls no
m a tte r w h at s o rt o f g o v e rn m e n t
th e r e is, it w ill fall. T h e rem ed y o f
an Im p o ten t s ta te s e n a te is in th e
h a n d s of th e v o ters. T hey g e t w h at
th ey vote for. I f th ey sen d a lo t of
n in com poops to th e s e n a te th e y re a p
a h a rv e s t of bad law s.
L. H. W E L L S
S. E
T oeplem an............................... 92
posed Im p ro v em e n t w ith in said ro ad D. W. M e tz g e r........................
725
d is tric t as to lin e, g ra d e , d ra in a g e , Metzger Bros...................................... 150
a n d m a te ria l o r m a te ria ls , an d file Frank Helney ..................................... $00
th e said p lan s an d sp ecificatio n s to- Emil O sw a ld ..................................
go
g » th e r w ith an e s tim a te o f th e p rob-
Prospect« are favorable for all the
a b le co st th e re o f In th e office o f th e th ree Im provement« a« th e re are sev­
c o u n ty c lerk of sa id co u n ty ,
eral who will sign up who have not Ä
" T h e c o u n ty c o u rt s b a ll ap p ro v e been seen. However th ere are many
O
said p lan s an d sp ecificatio n s o r a lte r I m ore n am es needed to in s u re
succeea.
A t Gresham Rink this week Friday Night
G. H. S. vs. ESTACADA H. S.
Tt
This promises to be a «real game.
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You should see it
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