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A P R IL
G resham
O utlook
TWICE A WEEK
P u b lish ed every T uesday an d F rid a y
a t Uresh&rn, O regon.
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L. ST. C L A IR , E d ito r and P u b l’r.
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O n l year.
11 BO;
■lx m o n th s , T lc t s ;
t h r e e m o n th ’s tr ia l
s u b s c r ip tio n .
BOcts.
A d * er U sin g
P a tp s r e a s o n a b le
<>ur
r e p r e s e n t a t iv e
w ill c a ll.
P lio n e 701.
" T h e L in o t y p e
W ay
IV iy
Is th e
Ih M W in s .”
O fficial p a p e r o f
G resh am , O regon.
O fficial p a p e r o f
F a ir v ie w , O reg o n .
th e
T ow n
of
th e
T ow n
of
as
s e c o n d - c la s s
m a tte r
E n te r e d
M ir< h 3, 1 911, a t th e P o s to tfic e at
( Ir e e h a m , O r e g o n , u n d er th e A ct of
M a rch 3. 187».
ARM LOANS.
The
O u tlo o k
ha»
h e re to fo re
ex­
p re sse d Itse lf In fa v o r of fa rm lo an s
« a m e a su re to be ad o p ted by th e
n a tio n a l co n g ress. T h e sam e Idea Is
ad v an ced by It. A. B ooth c a n d id a te
fo r re p u b lic a n n o m in a tio n fo r U n ited
S ta te s se n a to r. In an a d d re s s a t E u ­
g en e la s t w eek, h e s a id :
'T h e U n ited S ta te s h a s b o rro w ed
m oney a t 2 a n d 3 p er c e n t fo r c a n a l
c o n stru c tio n .
It can afford to b o r­
row m oney an d len d It to p ro d u c e rs
fro m th e soil a t th e g ro ss cost.
" I f an A m erican fa r m e r h a s
40
a c re s of good la n d w ith 20 c le a re d
an d 20 u n c le a re d , a n d Is h a m p e re d
by lack of c re d it an d h ig h I n te r e s t
ra te s , th e g o v e rn m e n t sh o u ld f u r n is h
A rV W JC D EFENDER.
A m o ag th o s e w ho a re s e e k in g th e
n o m in a tio n fo r re p r e s e n ta tiv e o n th e
re p u b lic a n tic k e t Is D. C. L ew is, of
S a in t Jo h n s . H e is th e o n ly c a n d i­
d a te b efo re th e p eo p le fo r th e le g is­
la tiv e w ho lives o u ts id e of P o rtla n d ,
a n d th e o n ly o n e o u t of th e e n tir e
lis t n o t a re s id e n t th e r e ex cep t o u r
ow n G eo rg e W. S ta p le to n w h o m we
a re try in g to m a k e a c irc u it ju d g e
Mr. L ew is sh o u ld receiv e th e so lid
su p p o rt o f ull rep u b lican s, a t th e p ri­
m a rie s, b u t n o t a lo n e fo r th e r e a ­
son th a t h e liv es o u ts id e of P o rtla n —
H e h as g iv en o u t a s ta te m e n t o f how
he w ould a s s is t In m a k in g a n d e n ­
fo rcin g th e law s th a t h as n o t been
a p p ro a c h e d o r e q u a le d by an y o th e r
a s p ira n t.
F o llo w in g
Is a n e p ito m e of h is
p la tfo rm , w hich fo r co n cisen ess an d
lu c id ity lias seld o m been e q u a le d a n d
w hich sh o u d be ta k e n as his p le d g e s
to th e p eo p le: H e w ill be h e re on
T u esd ay ev en in g , May 5, w h en an
o p p o rtu n ity w ill be g iven to h e a r
h im f u r th e r ex p lain h is p o sitio n .
T h is la h is p la tfo rm a n d s lo g a n :
"E qual
o p p o rtu n itie s fo r a ll;
S pecial p riv ile g e s to none.
“ Good ro a d s ;
p e rm a n e n tly c o n ­
stru c te d .
" T h e s ta te to a c q u ire ch e a p la n d s
a n d re se ll sa m e to d e se rv in g s e ttle r s
on lo n g tim e a n d easy te rm s.
“ L ess ex p en siv e a n d m o re effici­
e n t c o u rt p ro c e d u re .
" T a x e s p a y a b le tw ic e y e a rly w ith
no p e n a lty o r I n te r e s t on d e fe r re d
h alf. T ax es to be red u ced .
" R e a l p ro p e rty so ld fo r ta x e s to
r e v e r t to th e B tate a n d th e o rig in a l
o w n e rs g iv en p re fe re n c e r ig h t to r e ­
deem .
" J u s tic e to be fre e as p ro v id ed by
th e c o n s titu tio n .
" T h e w ill o f th e people as ex ­
p ressed a t th e p o lls to be effectiv ely
c a rrie d o u t.
"A p u b lic d e fe n d e r.
" T h e M ann W h ite Slave a c t be
m ad e a p p lic a b le to local co u n tie s.
" T h e n u m b e r o f s ta te b o a rd s a n d
c o m m issio n s to be red u ced .
" L ib e ra l e x e m p tio n law s.
" E q u ita b le a r b itr a tio n .
" W h o le so m e le g isla tio n .
I lls s lo g a n — "M o re
law — fe w e r
la w s."
him lo n g -tim e, lo w -ra te m o n ey fo r
th e Im p ro v e m e n ts. P ro d u c tio n w ould
th u s be d o u b led , tax es w ould be llg h t-
anil b u sin ess s tim u la te d .
S u ch a
tra n s a c tio n w ould In ev ery w ay be
so u n d .
" I t w ould g iv e a new m e a n in g to
ij. .lo p m e n t In th e W est a n d sh o u ld
be fu rn is h e d fo r b u y in g la n d an d
to r la n d im p ro v e m e n t a n d c an be so
lent safely . T h e g o v e rn m e n t w ould
A K T III It I.A N G til T il ,
be th e g u a r a n to r w ith o u t lo ss an d
th e h o m e b u ild e r w ould be p a y in g 3
to 3 % p er c e n t In stead o f 4», 8 o r C a n d id a te fo r R iip u lilic a ii N o m in a ­
tio n fo r S ta te S e n a to r fro m
in p er c e n t
w ith
a c o m m issio n
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty ,
u d d e d .”
H IS
METHODS
APPROVED.
The* p la tfo rm
issu ed by R u fu s
Ilo lm a n In h is a n n o u n c e m e n t t h a t he
is a c a n d id a te fo r co u n ty commis­
s io n e r is clean c u t an d d ecisiv e. H is
reco rd us c o m m is sio n e r h a s b e e n o n e
ot b u sin ess m e th o d s an d etfllclenc)
as th e p u b lish e d re c o rd s sh o w . Hit
good ro a d s policy 1 b p ro d u c in g re
Hulls, an d h is m a n a g e m e n t o f tin
c o u n ty fa rm Is m a k in g It se lf-s u s
ta m in g
O th e r co u n ty affa irs, such
p e rta in to th e b rid g e s an il rod*
q u a r r ie s show th a t h e Is s tr iv in g ti
In lug a b o u t b e tte r re s u lts In a ll de
p ir tm e n ts
under
c o n tro l
o f th i
b o a rd , und th a t he is re c e iv in g th«
e n d o rs e m e n t o f ev e ry o n e w ho has
ta k e n th e p a in s to becom e In fo rm ed
as to his m eth o d s.
E l I It I E N T
T
J. K re m le r's p o p u la r c a m p a ig n
m t co u n ty co m m issio n e r, as o n e of
i l.e tw o w ho a re to be e le c te d th is
,.r. Is p u ttin g hint It: th e fro n t
i k of all th e c a n d id a te s '.or th a t
.ii i.
T w o y e a rs ago. w lien but
», .<* was to be eleclio l. It»’ w as b e a te n
by only u few h u n d re d v o tes, u n d a t
11.at tim e he h ad th e so lid c o u rt
«use c o n tin g e n t a g a in s t him . T h is
o r th e re is no su ch o p p o sitio n an d
In
still re ta in s all his fo r m e r
s tre n g th und p o p u la rity .
Ills
ef-
d a te s now In th e field to ra ise a voice
i •le iic y Is » e ll k n o w n a n d th e r e Is
a g a in s t th e p re s e n t u n p o p u la r tax
■ i v alid re a so n w hy he sh o u ld not
law . lie is a firm u n d e n th u s ia s tic
h n o m in a te d a n d e v e n tu a lly e le c te d .
a d v o c a te fo r s tr ic t eco n o m y In th e
It h elp s a m an v a stly to re c a ll h a n d lin g of p u b lic fu n d s an d In a p ­
M ayors G ill an d p ro p r ia tio n s o f th e p e o p le 's m oney,
him fro m office
a n d T a co m a, lie s ta n d s firm ly a g a in s t e x tra v u
F a w c e tt. of S ______
c a tti
h a c k ” se v e ra l th o u s - g am e an d in fa v o r o f lo w er ta x e s an d
both "cam «
h a s th e n e rv e to fe a r no p o litic ia n o r
m id voi
a tr o n g e r th a n ev er.
c liq u e
He Is in fa v o r of th e c o n ­
\ r e you g o in g up th e C o lu m b ia s o lid a tio n o f th e city a n d co u n ty g o v ­
i \ c r to m o rro w to h elp b u ild th e e rn m e n ts , p ro v id e d , th e c o n so lid a tio n
g re a t h ig h w ay ?
It w ill be so m e ­ ta k e s in a ll of M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty ,
th in g to b ra g a b o u t tw e n ty y e a rs b u t Is a g a in s t c re a tin g a co u n ty w ith ­
in th e city lim its o f th e city o f P o rt-
fro m now .
1U14
la n d , a n d Is firm ly oppo sed to any
| p lan th a t w ould s e g r e g a te th e E a s t­
e rn p a rt of M u ltn o m a h co u n ty from
th a t o f P o rtla n d . H e fa v o rs th e e n ­
Ic a w ord for first in sertion ; o n e-h a lf cen t a w ord ea ch su b seq u en t insertion.
M inim um , any insertion. 10c
a c tm e n t o f b u t a few new law s. Is
fa v o ra b le to a m e n d in g m an y o f th e
p re s e n t law s, a n d in te n d s to u rg e a
i w h o le sa le re p e a l o f a ll th e useless
law s o f w hich h e b eliev es th e r e a re
m an y now on th e S ta tu te B ooks. He
w as n o t a m e m b e r o f th e la s t leg is-
K E IL ESTATE RENTAIJ3
i la tlv e a ss e m b ly ; h a s no o p p o n e n t in
th e D e m o c ra tic o r P ro g re s s iv e p a r ­
FO R
R E N T — 4 lo ts. T h e F o s te r
C ooley p ro p e rty , G re sh a m .
En­
tie s a n d b u t o n e o p p o n e n t In h is owii
q u ire of M rs S. A. C ra w fo rd .
tf
R e p u b lic a n p a rty , a n d th is o n e o p ­
p o n e n t 'was a m e m b e r o f th e la s t
MOENY T b LOAN— O n im p ro v ed
le g is la tiv e asse m b ly , m any o f w hose
fa rm lan d s. P h o n e 308.
16
th e n p o licies Mr. L a n g g u th is o p ­
F
O
R
R
E
N
T
—
A
five-room
c
o
tta
ge
p o sed to.
o p p o site th e G re sh a m lib ra ry . T w o
Mr. L a n g g u th w as s e c r e ta ry o f th e
fu ll lo ts.
P le n ty of fr u it.
M ary
M u ltn o m a h B a r a ss o c ia tio n fo r five
L eslie, P o w ell s t r e e t, G re sh a m , tf
y e a rs a n d p re s id e n t o f th a t o rg a n iz a ­
F O R R E N T — F o u r-ro o m h o u se , tw o
tio n d u rin g th e p a st y ear. H e co n ­
lo ts, $4.00.
E n q u ire of A. H.
s id e rs a p u b lic office a p u b lic tr u s t
G o u ld , G re sh a m .
tf
a n d In s ists th a t p u b lic fu n d s sh o u ld ,
be u sed o n ly fo r p u b lic p u rp o ses. He
M is c e lla n e o u s .
Is m a k in g a v ig o ro u s a n d e n e rg e tic '
c a m p a ig n
th r o u g h o u t
th e
w hole
O N E S P R IN G
W A GO N, 1*4, Inch
a x le in p e rfe c t o rd e r . P h o n e 79.
c o u n ty a n d h o p es to w in th e n o m in a ­
U v e e to c k
L IV E K T O « K .
E. A. B a k e r, R. 3, G re sh a m .
*17
tio n fo r s t a te s e n a to r by a la rg e m a­
FO R
SA LE
or
T R A D E — Y oung F O R SALE!— F re s h g ra d e J e rs e y P A S T U R E fo r r e n t a t A n d e rso n S ta ­
jo rity .
h o rs e s, c all on C. M. H a ll, F o u r th
cow , w ith h e if e r c a lf— $70. P h o n e
tio n . E d . O sb u rn , G re sh a m . P h o n e
an d R o b e rts a v e n u e , G resh am .
308.
O ne m ile s o u th o f H o g an .
So f a r no p o litic a l m e e tin g s have
691.
H
F
r
a
n
k
M
ichels.
16
been a n n o u n c e d fo r G resh am .
No
GOA TS— F re s h m ilk sto c k fo r sa le
F O R SALE:— C h eap , 2 ,0 0 0 g a llo n
n eed to w o rry , th e c a n d id a te s w o n ’t
o r re n t. M ayview , T ro u td a le , O r-i
POI LTRY.
R edw ood ta n k , p u m p a n d p ip e s.
fo rg e t us.
eg o n , R. R. 2.
16
,
R ose M etzg er, p h o n e 3x.
tf "
F O R S A L E — A n co n a eg g s fo r s e ttin g .
P
ric
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$1.00.
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.
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d
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D IF F E R E N T .
GOOD SECO N D H AN D R A N G E fo r
fre sh cow s w a n te d . A n d re w s B ros.,
P h o n e 05.
C all a n y d ay ex c e p t
sa le, c h eap . P h o n e 515.
tf
P
le
a
s
a
n
t
H
om
e.
P
h
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n
e
2
79.
S a tu rd a y .
ti
" W e ll, H a r r y ,” sa id th e f a ir m aid ,
“ d id p o p p e r a sk you If you co u ld
F O R S A L E — A rtic h o k e tu b e r s fo r
D R IV IN G T EA M fo r sa le .
A n­
Eggs fo r S e ttin g .
s u p p o r t m e In th e s ty le to w h ich I
fe e d in g p u rp o se s, 40c a sack . M am ­
d
re
w
s
B
ro
s.,
P
le
a
s
a
n
t
H
om
e.
P
h
o
n
e
m o th rh u b a r b ro o ts , $1 a dozen.
am a c c u s to m e d ? ”
S eventy-five c e n ts p e r s e ttin g o r
tf
W. F . C u m m in s, T ro u td a le . P h o u e
“ No, d e a r ,” h e m e re ly in fo rm e d 2 7 9.
$4.75 p e r 100. C y p ers s t r a in w h ite
15x.
tf
m e th a t h e c o u ld n 't, a n d g av e m e his W A N T E D — A b la c k m a re th r e e o r L e g h o rn s w ith re c o rd of o v e r 200
b le s s in g .”
fo u r y e a rs old, w e ig h t a b o u t 1200 eg g s p e r y e a r. A ll e g g s te s te d fo r
F O R S A L E — St. R e g is E v e rb e a r­
b e fo re
sh ip p in g .
A ld e r
p o u n d s.
P ric e m u s t be re a s o n ­ fe r tility
NO E S C A P E .
G rove P o u ltry F a rm .
M rs. G eo rg e in g ra s p b e rrie s , a s u r e tw o c ro p b e r­
ab le. A. II B u rn s. P h o n e 134.
R o d g ers, R. 2, G re sh a m .
P h o n e ry. G ood as th e C u th b e r t a n d e a r l­
“ T h e w om en d e m a n d th a t a c a n d i­
ie r. F a ll cro p , A u g u s t a n d S e p te m ­
If
FO R
S A L E —O ne g re y m a re ,
ten 261.
d a te fo r office m u s t h av e clean
b er.
D ozen p la n ts 75 c e n ts ; $4.00
y e a rs o ld ; w eig h t 1200, $60. W ill
h a n d s .”
tr a d e fo r good o n e -h o rse w agon.
F O R S A L E — U ta h L a n d P la s te r, p e r h u n d re d ; $25 p e r th o u s a n d . M il-
“ Y es,” sig h e d th e m i r e m an,
D T. W illia m s, h a lf m ile s o u ih of $9.50 p e r to n a t m ill. S u n D ial M ill to n O. N elso n , C h e rry P a r k , T rA ut-
"w o m e n h a v e b een a fte r ;ne a b o u t
d a le .
P h o n e 153.
O rie n t s ta tio n .
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Co., F a irv ie w .
tf
t h a t e v e r sin c e I w as tw o y e a rs o ld ."
These Want Ads Do the Biz if*
Buyer and Seller are quickly drawn together
I ÜI
&
F O R S A L E — E x tra h ig h g ra d e J e r ­ D ally O re g o rla n , 1 y r. r e g . . . $ 6 00
sey b u ll calf. C. E. R u s h e r, P u lf e r T w lce-a-W eek O u tlo o k . 1 y r . . . 1.60
M e rc a n tile Co., G re sh a m .
P h o n e C o m b in a tio n . 1 y e a r ..................... # 0 0
831.
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Y ou w ill n o i com e to w a n t If you
PIG S fo r sa le , 5 m o n th s old. P h o n e
u se th e W a n t Ads.
756.
F arm
X
X
W as b o rn In D e tro it, M ich ig an , 44
y e a rs ag o , of G e rm a n p a re n ts. H as
p ra c tic e d law a n d lived in P o rtla n d ,
O reg o n , fo r elev e n y ears.
H as d e ­
v oted m u ch tim e to p u b lic m a tte rs ,
esp e c ia lly 111 re fe re n c e to Im p ro v ed
an d b e tte r le g isla tio n , an d a lw ay s R e p u b lic a n C a n d id a te fo r N o m in a ­
w ith o u t pay. H as n e v e r h eld a p u b ­
tio n .
ic office, n o r Is h e w h a t Is co m m o n ly
m o w n as a p o litic ia n . Mr. L a n g g u th
s a tax p a y e r in five co u n tie s in O re ­
gon, u n d w as th e first of all c a n d l-
’GOOD ROADS’
payment o r TAXES In q u a r te r ly in ­
1ND PO P I EA R .
24.
RUFUS C. HOLMAN
County Commissioner
s t a llm e n t ! w ith o u t p e n a lty or in te r ­
est.
R E A SO N A B L E R E B A T E fo r f u ll p a y ­
m en t o f t a x e s b e fo re A p ril 1.
P E R M A N E N T c o u n ty ro a d s e c o n o m ic a l­
ly c o n str u c te d .
C O -O PE R A T IO N w ith a ll c it iz e n s f a v ­
o rin g lo w er ta x e s.
E F F IC IE N T m a n a g e m en t o f c o u n ty a f ­
fa ir s a c c o r d in g to a p p roved b u sin e s s
m eth o d s.
A B O L IT IO N o f p r e se n t S h y lo ck m eth o d
o f d elin q u e n t ta x s a le s and I n s ta lla ­
tio n of r a tio n a l s y s t e m w h ich w ill re­
d u ce r a te s o f in te r e s t to be p aid by
p ro p erty o w n ers.
PR O D U C T IO N at M u ltn o m a h F arm o f
»11 p rod u ce n eceee a ry fo r th e s e v e ia l
c o u n ty in s t itu t io n s .
S C R U T IN Y o f p u b lic e x p e n d itu r e s by
le t tin g lig h t in to dark p la ces.
P aid Adv.
H e lp
Hurry
IN A
THE
R IG H T
K IN D
E yes te s te d
Dr. Geo. In g lis.
and
g la s se s
fitted .
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— \
Dr. H a slo p e x p e c ts to open offices
in F ir st S ta te B an k b u ild in g , G r e sh ­
am d u rin g th e tw o d a y s T u e sd a y
and F rid a y , s t a r t in g th e first T u e s ­
d ay in M ay.
Canadian Employment Co.
Dr. Edmund B. Haslop
B. F. LEACH, Mgr.
0STE0ATH1C PHYSICIAN and SURCEOfC
9 North Second St.. Portland, Or.
Phone or W ire a t our Expense
P R O F E S S IO N A L
A p p o in tm e n ts m ay be m ade
a b o v e d a y s a h ea d b y c a llin g F ir st
S ta te Bank.
P hon e 636.
P O R T L A N D O F F IC E
4 5 5 -6-7-8-9 M organ B ld g .
B ro a d w a y and W a s h in g to n St.
CARDS
E. A . Easley, R e a l E state
D E N T IS T S
IN S U R A N C E
JOHN BROWN
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