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FOI R
GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
TUE SD A Y , SE PT E M B E R
15,
1014
IN GRESHAM
AND VICINITY
E. W . Aylsworth
Exclusive Furnishers for Ladies and Qents
W e wish io Announce
the Opening o f O ur
Store,
with
an additional line o f Ladies' Furnishings,
giving us a f u l l and absolutely
up-to-date line o f
Ladies' and Gents Furnishings
which you are invited to inspect
'
store in the
MAIN STREET
Oregon
W EIGHED.
I’at
How m u ch do yez w eigh,
M ike?
Mike til w eigh 176 pou n d s
Pat
You m ust a ’ go t w eig h ed
w ith y o u r oout on.
M ike
An' DI did n o t. Di h eld It
in me a rm s a ll th e tim e.
A c a m p a ig n Is b ein g m ad e fo r th e
W isconsin Incom e tax law fo r O r e ­
gon.
COVlgdOll Hotel
and Cafe
ROOMS FIRST CLASS
( lean and Sanitary
50c and up
Meals 25c and 35c
in c o l l e g e .
ad m issio n ,
o f W asco, O reg o n , Is
d ay s w ith h is s is te r
H e w ill go to Spo-
w ill re m a in fo r th e
b ro th e r a n d a tte n d
P o u r o f th e w in n e rs of th e lucky
n u m b e rs in B u rk e 's k o d a k supply
c o n te s t fo r A u g u st w ere P r a n k R o g ­
e rs , M rs. J o h n Ic k le r, T om
T ow n
se n d a n d A. B. D avis. O ne n u m b e r
h as n o t been tu r n e d in.
T h o m a s G ln d e r a n d d a u g h te r Mrs.
.¡llle W a lk e r
r e tu r n e d
y e ste rd a y
fro m B rig h tw o o d w h ere th ey have
been c a m p in g fo r a m o n th . Mr. Gin
G ravel and Hand.
d
e r Is m u ch im p ro v ed in h e a lth .
I am p re p a re d to f u r n is h g ra v e l
D. M. R o b e rts h a s r e tu r n e d from
a n d sa n d In an y q u a n tity fro m Bell
e
a
s
te r n O reg o n w h e re h e h a s been
pit. A lso te a m in g , g ra d in g a n d ex ­
on b u sin e ss fo r s e v e ra l w eeks. Mr.
c a v a tin g .
J. H . H osa,
T e le p h o n e
R o b e rts is a t b is o ld s ta n d a t the
7»x.
tf
tic k e t office a t th e fair.
M iss L a u ra B u lk e le y , of M ontav
Mr. F a r m e r : — vVe w a n t p o ta to e s,
a p p le , g re e n co rn , c h ic k e n s, b u tte r, i la, fo rm e rly a s s is ta n t c a s h ie r a t the
eg g s, p lu m s, p ru n e s .
W e a re m a k ­ I F ir s t S ta te B an k , c a lle d on h e r m any
| fr ie n d s S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n .
In the
in g sp e c ia l c le a n u p p ric e o n F ie ld
e v e n in g sh e a c c o m p a n ie d Miss E m m a
P en ce. If y o u In te n d u sin g an y soon
Johnson
to T r o u td a le
w ere they
It w ill pay you to see us
M etzg er
sp e n t S u n d ay w itli Mr. a n d M rs C. I
B ros.
R a k e r.
J o h n P e tty , o f C resw ell, Is visit
R « « u la r $12.00 w ash in g m a c h in es.
17.96 a t C a rls o n 's w h ile th ey la s t,— ln g a t th e h o m e o f Jo h n R ichm ond
o f R o ck w o o d .
He w ill a tte n d th e
Adv.
f a ir th e first p a rt o f th e w eek.
S ee Us
W allace W ilk in so n h a s r e tu rn e d
fo r T op B u g g ies, H ack s, C a rts , etc. fro m h ts w ork up a t C a rlto n to sp en d
H e sse l's F a rm M a c h in e ry . G re sh a m th e f a ir w eek a t hom e.
T h e V o tin g C o n te st is on.
you a c a n d id a te ?
If n o t a n d
w a n t a v a lu a b le p rize, se n d In
n a m e , th e n g e t y o u r fr ie u d s to
fo r you.
A m ong th o s e w ho hav e r e tu rn e d
A re
you fro m th e h o p fields a re , M rs. W alk er
y o u r Q u e sin b e rry a n d c h ild re n , R u d o lp h
vote K a se r, H a ro ld K e rn , M rs. Id a B u r­
g ess a n d c h ild re n , M rs. P a ris an d
1 d a u g h te r N ellie.
T h e re w as no b all g a m e on S uu
d ay , th e
P o w ers
F u r n itu r e s to re
' h a v in g fa ile d to a r r iv e o w in g to th e
j ra in in th e fo re n o o n .
School Opens Sept. 2 1 st
Miss M y rtle S ta n le y h a s g o n e to
! P o rtla n d to sp e n d th e w in te r a t th e
h om e o f W. D. F re e m a n .
School Books
A lice B ro w n , th e d a u g h te r o f Da
vhl B row n o f H e p p n e r, O reg o n , Is
I v isitin g w ith h e r u n d e J o h n B row n.
and Supplies
C. D. L ew is, of St. J o h n s , re p u b li
cun c a n d id a te fo r th e s t a te r e p r e ­
s e n t a t i v e Is v is itin g th e fa ir th is
w eek. Mr. L ew is s ta n d s fo r th e best
p rin c ip a ls o f his p a rty .
H is slo g an
Is "M o re law an d fe w e r la w s.”
Get them of
T h e P o rtla n d -G re s h a m a u to s ta g e
h a s s u s p e n d e d tr ip s fo r a s h o rt tim e
on a c c o u n t o f difficu lty w ith th e a u to
Mr G ra n t p ro m ise s th a t he w ill soon
I re s u m e s e rv ic e w ith a b ig g e r a n d
b e lte r sta g e .
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
Mrs.
W a lte r B a rb e r a n d fam ily
a n d M rs J o h n H o lm es an d so n of
P o rtla n d a re th e g u e s ts th is w eek of
Mrs. A. J. W B row n.
Miss K a tie H ratzel is a s s is tin g th is j
Lumber! Lumber!
THIS IS TO INFORM YOU
that we are still selling Lumber at greatly
reduced prices and have large quanties of
all kinds, rough, sized and finishing, at
our mill at Sandy. Let us figure on your
orders. \\ rite or phone. We deliver.
Sandy Fir Lumber Co.
M a r t in
> ,a r
Mr. a n d M rs. G u st L a rso n have
m oved to th e i r fa rm s o u th e a s t
of
G re sh a m , w h e re th e y h a v e ju s t c o m ­
p le te d th e c o n s tru c tio n of h o u se and
b a rn an d o t h e r im p ro v e m e n ts.
Mr.
and
M rs. W. G ra n t a re o ccupying
th e L a rso n h o u se o n R o b e rts a v e n u e
In G re sh a m .
O ld Post O ffice Stand
WHAT HE
Id s lir s i
T h e lo cal te le p h o n e c o m p an y h as
p laced on tr ia l a t th e O u tlo o k office
a new h ead te le p h o n e w ith a d o u b le
, re c e iv e r.
T h is w ill ad d g re a tly to
I o u r c o n v e n ie n c e a n d th a t of o u r p at
I ' ro n s w hen th e h e av y m a c h in e ry fs
11 ru n n in g , e n a b lin g us to h e a r with
e a se an y
c o n v e rs a tio n
o v e r th e
p h o n e.
Public to Call and Visit our
Gresham
la k e
C ecil W a lk e r,
, sp e n d in g a few
( M rs. C a rl D ahl.
’ k u n e w h e re he
w in te r w ith h is
i sch o o l.
We extend a Cordial Invitation to the
HOWITT BUILDING,
M iss A. H o a g la n d h a s ap p lie d fo r
a n o ta r ia l co m m issio n an d will be
p re p a re d ot
r e g is te r v o ters.
H er
p lan is to go to c e rta in c e n tr a l lo c a l­
itie s w h ere v o te rs m ay g a th e r an d
be re g is te re d .
Mr. a n d Mrs. W ill H essel hav e
J . O. M cD ougal, p ro p r ie to r o f th ■
m oved in to P r a n k H e in e y ’s h o u se on
New M eth o d L a u n d ry a t L en ta, w as
i R o b e rts av en u e.
in tow n y e a te rd a y on buaineaa. Mr.
A. P. F le g e l, d e m o c ra tic c a n d id a te
M cD ougal, th o u g h em p lo y in g a b o u t
■ fo r C o n g ress from th is d is tric t, w as
tw e n ty p erao n a in h is la u n d r y , looks
■ in th is vicin ity T h u rs d a y in th e in ­
very clo sely a f t e r h is b u sin e ss in his
te r e s ts of h is can d id a cy .
la r g e p a tro n iz in g d is tric t a n d is f r e ­
q u e n tly se e n h e re .
B oth M r. H alli-
P ro g ra m fo r th e E air.
g a n a n d Mr. A d am s a re a g e n ts h e re
A rra n g e m e n ts h av e been m a d e by
fo r th e New M ethod L a u n d ry .
th e K eenograph T h e a te r , th e G re sh ­
Mrs. B u rg e ss h as o p en ed a r e s ta u ­ am P ic tu re show m a n a g e m e n t, to ru n
r a n t in th e H en ry Sell B u ild in g In an a ll-d a y p ro g ra m d u rin g th e P a ir.
th e ro o m fo rm e rly o ccu p ied by th e E ach d ay th e r e w ill be a n e n tire
O u tlo o k . M rs. B u rg e ss h as had c o n ­ c h a n g e o f p ro g ra m a t 7 o ’clock. T w o
s id e ra b le e x p e rie n c e in th e b u sin ess d iffe re n t p ro g ra m s e a c h d ay.
a n d h e r su ccess Is a fo re g o n e conclu-
T en o f th e b e st s e n s a tio n a l f e a ­
I sio n .
tu r e s on th e m a r k e t h a v e been o b ­
W. E. B ates a n d fam ily a n d lla rr> ta in e d fo r th e s e p ro g ra m s.
T r u it t re tu r n e d S u n d ay fro m G erv ais
T u e sd a y " T h e G olden S e a l” o r
w h ere th e y h av e been w o rk in g in th e " T h e D u n g eo n o f W a te r ” a 3 -reel
| hop Helds.
d e te c tiv e s to ry a n d a good com edy, j
M rs. W. F . H oney a n d d a u g iite r
W e d n esd ay , th e g r e a t s p e c ta c u la r ,
M iss F lo re n c e le ft la s t n ig h t fo r C h i­ w ar p ic tu re , " T h e S p y .”
c a g o . T lie v e x p e l t io lie aw ay six o r
T h u rs d a y , th e b e st, a b s o lu te ly be- '
11 e ig h t w eeks a n d will re tu rn w ith Mr.
yond a d o u b t, th e m ost se n s a tio n a l
H oney w ho is in th e e a st.
d e te c tiv e sto ry e v e r m ad e, w ill be
P ra n k C re n sh a w h a s com e hom e sh o w n , " T ig re s s .”
fro m S e a sid e w h e re h e took sic k , but
N o th in g lias been o v e rlo o k e d to
, is co m in g on fine now .
m a k e th in g s c o m fo rta b le a n d to m ak e
John
H o n ey le ft la s t w eek fo r :m
e x tr a o rd in a ry
good
p ro g ra m
J F re s n o , C a lifo rn ia ,
w h ere lie will each ch a n g e . T h e r e g u la r p ric e of
Lrnnaits,
M gr
Sandy, Ore.
X
PUGH
POTATO D I
Fall Farm Machinery
Pugh P otato D iggers
One- and two-horse Wagons
Steel W heel Trucks
Buggies, Hacks and Carts
Cream Separate«
Field Gas Engines
Fuller-Johnson Pum ping Engines
Power Feed Mills for Rolling and
Grinding
Oliver Chilled Steel Plows
Hessel’s Farm Machinery
G re s h a m , O re g o n
Phone 4 4 7
These Cool Nights
make you hunt up the warm places.
10 c e n ts fo r a d u lts and
I M ata tor ehtldrea, under twelve.
D on’t fa il to p ay us a v isit.
P ro g ra m s fo r th e o th e r tw o dhys
will be a n n o u n c e d la te r. W atch th e
Dally p ro g ra m of th e d ay fo r f u r th e r
an n o u n c e m e n ts.
See our Line of Heating Stoves
Before Buying.
W A N T E D — E x p e rie n c e d lad y b o o k ­
k eep er. P. O. box 8 7. G re sh a m .
Story Hour R esum ed at th e Library.
T h e o p e n in g s to ry h o u r fo r th e
y e a r o f 1914-15 w ill be h eld on W e d ­
n e sd ay , S e p te m b e r 16, a t 2 :3 0 p. m.
It is the a im o f th e lib ra ry to g ive
to th e c h ild re n th r o u g h o u t th e y e a r
a good c la s s of s to rie s . T h e se w e e k ­
ly s to ry h o u rs h a v e been h eld fo r th e
p a st tw o y e a rs w ith re s u lts th a t h av e
been so e n c o u ra g in g t h a t th e y w ill be 1
c o n tin u e d th e co m in g te rm .
All Grades, $1.25 to $17
STERLING & KIDDER’S
S -s-s-s-sus-say,
m a,
s ta m m e re d
B obby, th r o u g h th e su d s, as his
m o th e r s c ru b b e d a n d s c ru b b e d him ,
I g u e ss you w a n t to get rid o ’ m e,
d o n ’t y o u ? ”
W hy, no, B obby d e a r ,” re p lie d
his m o th e r.
" W h a te v e r p u t su ch
an id ea in to y o u r m in d .”
"O h, n u th i n ,” sa id B obby, " o n ly it
seem s to m e y o u ’re tr y in ' to ru b m e
o u t.”
Gresham, Ore.
We Pay 5Jc a pound for No. 1
Cows. Can use Hogs and Veal
any time. Any quantity.
Highest Price According to Size and Quality
G RESH AM
M ARKET
PHONE 41
SH E DOESN’T SH U T VP
T h e c o u n ty fa ir seaso n is now in
B eliev in g
th a t d a iry c o n d itio n s
w h at fu ll sw in g a n d th is w eek w ill see ex- a re Ideal in th e i r se c tio n , th e C latso p
i h ib its s ta g e d at B a k e r, S e p te m b e r C o u n ty C o -o p e ra tiv e C h eese a ss o c ia ­
| 14-19; C o rv a llis, 17-16« C anby, 16-
tio n h a s o ffered to fu r n is h a h e rd of
I l 9 ; R o se b u rg , 16-19; G re sh a m , 15-
cow s to an y fa r m e r In th e c o u n ty
19; H e p p n e r, 17-19; O n ta rio , 15-19; w ho d e s ire s to go in to th e d a iry
W e ll? ”
W hy, d e lic a te little p la n ts g e n ­ D allas, 17 -1 9 ; an d T illa m o o k , 15-18. b u sin ess. T h a t th e b u sin e ss h a s not
N ext w eek fa irs will he h eld a t M yr­ been m o re p ro s p e ro u s in th e p a st -
era lly s h u t up d u rin g a s to rm ."
tle P o in t, S ept. 2 3 -2 6 ; G e a rh a rt, 24- h as been larg ely d u e to lack o f fu n d s »
¡2 6 ; E u g e n e , 22 -2 5 ; T o led o , 22 -2 5 ;
F A T A L D IS E A S E .
w ith w h ich to buy cow s, a n d th is
T h J D alles, 23 -2 5 ;
F o r e s t G rove,
m ove o f th e c re a m e ry m en is d e ­
A y o u n g p a in te r w ho h a d Ju st fin­
,2 3 -2 5 ; F o ssil, 22-23; L a G ra n d e , 22- sig n ed to c o rre c t th a t s h o r ta g e . An
ish ed a p ic tu re in s iste d upon a frie n d
24; M cM innville, 2 3 -2 6 ;
K la m a th e x p e rt w ill be em p lo y ed to p u rc h a s e
a ilin g to see It.
; P alls, 24-26 a n d P e n d le to n , 21-26. th e sto ck a n d o n ly cow s o f hig l
T h e re , n o w ,” e n th u s e d th e a r t is t
'y o u see my new p ic tu re .
W h a t's ¡ T h e " K o u n d -u p ” w ill be th e fe a tu re g ra o e w ill be su p p lie d .
o f th e la s t th r e e d a y s of th e w eek
th e m a tte r w ith t h a t ? ”
at th e la t t e r p o in t.
List o f W eekly P rizes in V oting
I d o n ’t k n o w ," re p lie d th e bored
frie n d , " b u t 1 sh o u ld say it w as a
C ontest.
L ist o f L etters.
ase of a r t f a ilu r e .”
R e m a in in g le tte r s u n c a lle d fo r In
S ix th ¡S ep t. 14 1 six s ilv e r te a sp o o n s.
TIM » M t t II P U B L IC IT Y .
| th e G re sh a m p o sto ffe e fo r w eek end-
S e v en th
L a rg e s ilv e r b e rry spoon.
" I d is a p ro v e o f th e s e n a te h a v in g I ing S e p te m b e r 1 3 th , 1914:
E ig h th — S ilv e r c o n d im e n t s e t, n ic k e l
se c re t se ssio n s
I fa v o r th e u tm o st
L e tte r s - G eorge G o o rtsh (2 ) G
tra y .
p u b lic ity fo r e v e ry th in g ."
K. B eech er, C has. P ox, P ra n k
Ly­
N in th Six s ilv e r o ra n g e spoons.
"1 d id : b u t sin c e th e new g ow ns
cam e o u t, I th in k th e w om en a re g o ­ kens, M ichael R egan, Mrs. Ja m e s J. T e n th — Six s ilv e r te a sp o o n s.
G b esto n . Mrs. A. S. H a rriso n .
ing a b it too fa r ."
E le v e n th — S ilv e r g ra v y la d le .
Dead l e t t e r — R. N. S h a n n o n ,
T w e lfth - 2 6 -p iece se t s ilv e rw a re .
TO t.E T E l KN.
C a rd s
M rs. W ebb R eeves, M rs T h ir te e n th
G ibbs
H ave you d ecid e d w h ere
Six s ilv e r te a sp o o n s.
vou w ill go th is s u m m e r?
P a u l G alle.
F o u rte e n th — N ic k e l-p la te d
coffee
D ibbs No; my w ife a lw ay s w aits
p e rc o la to r.
T h e se le tte r s w ill be s e n , to th e
u n til so m e n e ig h b o r w ith a g ru d g e
a g a in s t us re c o m m e n d s th e w orst dead le t t e r office S e p te m b e r 2 7 th , F if te e n th — M ission e le c tric lam p.
spot on th e c o n tin e n t.
1914. If not d e liv e re d b efo re. In S ix te e n th — Six s ilv e r te a sp o o n s.
c
a llin g fo r th e above, p le a s e say " a d ­ S e v e n te e n th — N ick el c a ss e ro le .
D ally O re g o n ia n . 1 yr. reg
$6 00
E ig h te e n th — Six s ilv e r te a s p o o n s,
v
e rtis e d ,” g iv in g d a te o f list.
rw ie e -a -W e e k O u tlo o k , 1 y r
1.50
1. M cCOLL, P M.
C o m b in a tio n , 1 y e a r
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" Y e s ,” re p lie d M rs C u m ro x . “ She
V oting C o n te s t so you w ont m iss th e y e a rly s u b s c rip tio n to O u tlo o k . S end seem s to get b e tte r co lo r effects th a n
th e o th e r g irls. S he to o k lesso n s in
benefits.
In cash a n d n a m e of y o u r c a n d id a te a r t . ”
Mr P la tte — Did you h e a r
he called his w ife ? ”
Mrs. P la tte - —No.
A d e lic a te little p la n t.”
School Supplies
o f a ll k in d s
Successors to Success
E very now an d th e n so m e sm ilin g y o u n g m an In o u r to w n ste p s
Tablet», Inks, Pencils, Rul
ers. Pens, Crayons,
Crayola, Etc,
c o n fid e n tia lly in to th e sh o es of so m e o ld e r m an w ho h a s w on his
la u re ls a n d is re ad y to q u it th e race
It m e a n s c o m m a n d in g po si­
tio n a n d hig o p p o rtu n ity to th e o ld e r m an a s u c c e s so r— a n d a c h a n c e
to profit by h is ex p e rie n c e .
T h e y o u n g m en w ho su cceed to su ccess in su c h in s ta n c e s ait*
Ladies and Children's Hose
u su a lly th e o n es w ho h a v e d e m o n s tra te d th e i r b u sin e ss a b ility in
c a p ita l Is c o n s is te n t
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Y oung m en find o u r b an k p a rtic u la rly h e lp fu l
All re g is tr a tio n b o o k s In th e co u a-
j ty w ere closed on S e p te m b e r 9 and
w ill n o t be o p e n e d a g a in u n til O cto- :
her 24.
H a rd w a re Store
NOTICE!
E K A Sl RE F E A R E D .
w eek a t th e G re sh a m b ak ery .
M isses L a u ra a n d M abel S hipley j
j h av e ta k e n h o u se k e e p in g ro o m s a t < S p le n d id L in e o f good w e a rin g
hose a t a L o w P ric e
, .Mrs C h as. L a to u r e ll's w h ere th e y I
J w ill live d u rin g th e sch o o l v e a r
J
F . Jo h n s o n a n d fa m ily , w ho I
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