Gresham outlook., December 15, 1914, Image 1

CHRISTMAS OUTLOOK, FRIDAY, DEC. 18 VOTINC ("(IN tfct ___ -
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: C 0 -NTEST c |f5ES DEC. 2 2 ^ DCLELE VOTES CN YEAR’S SL’BSCRIFTICN PARENTS, 20,(CO VOTES ON TWO YEARS
O utlook
FROZEN PIPE
"BLACKLEG”
THE CAUSE OF
REPORTED
EXPLOSION
SPREADING
51
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
BENEFIT PROGRAM
IN AID OF CHURCH
15,
1914
TU ESD A YS
AND
F R ID A Y S
$1.50
PER
YEAR
TAX LEVY ON
HEAVY VOTE
VALUATIONS
TRANSPOSES
TO BE $5,125
THE LEADERS
A benefit concert will be given at M etzger’s hall next T h u rsd ay ,
T he p ro g ram
Probably th e m o st p e c u lia r acci­
A stock disease, new to this sec­ • . h e rendered b> th e W ednesday Evening C horal club of P o rtlan d , Mrs
dent th at ev er h ap p e n ed in o r n ear tion but common in many other
T h is is th e la st w eek fo r th o se
T he union h igh school d istric t is
u ? 1. 6 Cobach' F re d r,c h - d irecto r, assisted by Miss E ugenia C raig, read-
Gresham took
place
on Sunday sta te s back east, has broken out r, . iss Ju lia Burke, violinist, an d th e P o rtlan d m ale q u a rte t. D oors will to have a b u ild in g costing tw enty- who expect to win th e p lauo an d
morning w hen an
explosion
oc­ am ong the young cattle of Eastern be open at 7 o’clock, program to begin at 6. A dm ission will be 25 and 15 five th o u sa n d d o llars, to g e th e r w ith th e six certificates.
B u t o ne m o re
|cen ts. Following is the pro g ram :
curred at th e h e a tin g p la n t in th e M ultnom ah and is proving fatal in
its fu ru ish iu g s an d eq u ip m en t.
call w ill be m ade, u rg in g th e con­
(a ) Wind F airies ..........- .......................
C h a ffin
rear of th e B a p tis t ch u rc h .
A t th e m eetin g held S atu rd ay th e te sta n ts to g r e a te r efforts. In next
<b >
.............................................
num erous cases.
I t is known ,
An o rdinary c a st iro n h e a te r, s u r ­ "blackleg.”
h
igh
school d ire c to rs w ere a u th o r­ F rid a y 's O utlook th e sta n d in g of th e
W ednesday E vening C horal Club.
The Soul of the V iolin........................................................ M argaret M antel M errill ized to spend an am o u n t n o t to ex­ ca n d id a tes w ill be p rin te d a g a in and
mounted by a b o ile r w hich in tu rn
Ed. Sm ith, the v eterinarian, was
Miss E u g en ia Craig
ceed th e sum nam ed, an d a tw o-m ill th en w ill com e th e final c o u n t on
was connected w ith th e baptism al called over to Bull Run one day last
(a) L ittle Grey Home in th e W e st..................................................................L ohr
tax levy was voted w hich is to be M onday ev en in g , w ith th e a w a rd s to
font inside th e c h u rc h , had been week to atten d some calves which ( b)
In Maytime
..................................................................................... Speaks used fo r th e services of an a rc h ite c t th e su ccessfu l w o rk e rs who a re e n ­
erected several y e a rs ago an d was were attiicted with a new and strange
Mrs. E m il Oswald
an d fu ru ish iu g th e b u ilding w hen it title d to th e seven prem iu m s.
sheltered by a sm a ll w ooden s tr u c t­ disease, and was surprised to find Cavatina
............................................................................................. .. Raff
L ast n ig h t's co u n t rev ealed th e
is ready.
Miss J u lia B urke
ure. The p la n t h a d been used on ab o u t fifteen well developed cases
T h e m oney to be sp e n t fo r th e g re a te st gain m ade d u rin g any s in ­
other occasions a n d w as satisfac to ry A few of them have since died, but Now is the Month of M aying.................................................................................S trong
b u ilding itself w ill be raised on co u ­ gle w eek sin ce th e co n test began.
Ladies’ Q u artet— Mrs. Bell. Miss W illiam s, Mrs. M antle. Miss K unz
In every resp e ct fo r th e only pur- as the disease is not always fatal the
pon notes ru n n in g th ro u g h a period Miss G e rtru d e E astm an was th e w in ­
INTERM
ISSION
o
th
ers
are
recovering.
[ pose to w hich it w as p u t, b u t on this
L ater on he was called over on the Ju st a Song a t T w ilig h t.................................................................................... H olcom b of sev eral years. They w ill be re ­ n er of th e speciul prize d o n ated b>
occasion th e pow 'er of Ja c k F ro st
tire d as they com e d ue by a sm all Mr. P u lfe r and th e O utlook a 7-
QUARTET
C
olum
bia slough and found about
had not been re c k o n e d w ith. Hence
Mr. Scott Kent, Mr. F. Thom linson, Mr. F. S trick lan d , Mr. E. Louis F re d ric h tax levied each year. P lan s fo r th e plece se t of T u rq u o ise enam eled
thirty-five
cases,
of
which
several
the explosion.
The F ren ch m an ’s D ilem m a.............................................................Jo h n A. M cNulty building w ere su b m itte d by sev eral ew ar. She not only m ade th e la rg ­
The recent re v iv a l m eetings had proved fatal, am ong them five be­
arc h itec ts.
They will receive due est in d iv id u al gain b u t reg ain ed her
Miss E u g en ia Craig
longing
to
th
e
Sun
Dial
ranch
been productive of se v eral conver­
co
n
sid
eratio
n
an d th e ones m ost s u it­ fo rm er sta n d in g , a t th e head of th e
(a)
Slave
Song
............................................................................................
Del
'K
eigo
sions and every a rra n g e m e n t was be­ A nother call from P leasant Valley re­ (b) You Dear and I.............................................................................................C lark e ab le to r th e purp o se will be a d o p t­
list.
up
vealed
a
dozen
more,
but
no
deaths
ing com pleted to p e rfo rm th e bap­
ed. I t is expected th a t th e building
Mrs. Bell
V oting will co n tin u e u n til next
have
been
reported
from
th
a
t
sec­
tismal service, w hich w as to be held
The Sweet o ’ th e Y ear.................................................................................S a tte r will be ready fo r service a t th e Sep­ M onday n ig h t a t 8 o ’clock. P rom pt
tion.
in the church o n S unday m orning.
The Rosary .....................................................................................................Nevln te m b er opening.
ly a t th a t h o u r th e b allo t box will
Blackleg is a peculiar disease that
F. A. H alliday w as d eleg a ted to see
A t th e v alu atio n of p ro p erty in be opened an d th e votes will b<
W ednesday Evening C horal Club
attack
s
young
ca
ttle
between
the
that th e w ate r in th e fo n t was of
>re
T he W ednesday Evening C horal Club is com posed of th e follow ing th e five d istric ts alre ad y in the counted for th e la st tim e. T h ere 1
the proper te m p e r a tu re and was fir­ ages of four m onths and two years. Mrs. B. M antle, Miss E dna H alstead, Miss E. W illiam s, Miss Nelly Lincoln u nion th e tw o m ills levied on S a tu r­ yet tim e for any one o r m ore of tin
ing up for th a t p u rp o se w hen th e ac­ Very young calves and cattle older Mrs. Chas. H acker, Miss May B arr, Miss G ertru d e K unz, Mrs. H azel G u rr day will yield ab o u t $5,125. In case low est c o n te sta n ts to g et to th e top
cident occurred. A frozen pipe was than two years seem to be imm une, Bell, Miss Lola Edm onds Cook, Miss Zeta M anning, Miss C a th e rin e F rain ey , som e of th e o th e r d istric ts com e in It only req u ires th e effo rt and the
the cause, fo r w h en th e steam had m ost of th e victim s being between Mrs. H. Scharff, Mrs. A. B. H olderm an, Miss E. Beyers, Miss G enevieve they will help sh a re th e burd en , necessary votes.
reached a p re s s u re
in th e boiler six and tw elve m onths old. A post­ Layne, Miss A. W alsh, Miss W innifred K now lton, Miss J u lia B u rk e. Ac w hich will leave a sm a lle r sum to
T he follow ing Is th e list and star.d-
there was a lo u d re p o rt, a flying of m ortem exam ination reveals about com panist, Miss E thel Mahony.
be raised on th e coupon notes.
li.g of th e c o n te sta n ts:
one-half
of
the
stom
ach
being
m
or­
missies th ro u g h th e a ir a n d th e total
Miss G e rtru d e E u stm a n ......... 464303
tified; also the liver. The u nder por­
Mrs. S. G. C a rre ll................... 418293
obliteration of th e p la n t w ith atten
MUTS SEEK AID
tion of the skin is bloodshot an d the
Miss G ladys M iller.................. 242585
dant dam age th a t is estim a ted to be
FOR
PORTLAND
NEEDY
legs are swollen.
Mrs. C. A. H offm an................ 236068
fully |5 0 0 . A w indow
was also
Miss F ra n ce s B liss................... 140606
Mr.
Sm
ith
is
a
u
th
o
rity
for
the
A
big
a
u
to
tru
c
k
cam
e
o
u
t
th
e
S
an­
broken in th e schoo lh o u se, 200 feet
J e n n i e l.liid
4
sta
te
m
en
t
th
a
t
th
ere
is
no
cure,
a
l­
dy ro ad on S unday w ith a m lssiun. Mrs. J. M cK inney..................... 43092
away.
By L. H. WELLS.
ships
and
bring
little
to
th
e
com
m
u
though m any cases g et well. The
I t b ro u g h t alo n g six m issio n aries Miss G eorgina H am lin ...........
34722
Mr. H alliday w as b u t slig h tly in­
PORTLAND, Dec. 4.— (Special) — nity. Not in th e red u ctio n of ra il­
18808
only rem edy Is prevention, which is
from th e M uts, seek in g aid fo r the Miss O. H. H a ile .......................
jured, w hich is m o st
rem a rk a b le
16638
done by the injection of a vaccine P resident L. C. Gilman of th e HUI road rates will come any d eg ree of needy of P o rtla n d , an d th ey w ent Miss Iris G u lllk s o n ................
but he had n e a rly a ll his ciothing
Miss A lice R o b e rts................... 18926
m a tte r o r serum th a t prevents the lines, addressed the E ast Side Busi­ prosperity. I t can be fo u n d in se­ back loaded.
Miss L u lu N y stro m ................
10800
torn off and w as h u rle d several feet
T h e tru c k w as loaded w ith p ro ­ Miss E th e l M errill ..............
disease from tak in g hold, som ething ness Men's club today at th e hotel curing new m a rk e ts fo r th e p ro d u cts
7666
away, p a rtia lly s tu n n e d and badly
7090
duce from n u m ero u s farm s along th e Miss G ladys L um gden..........
sim ilar to vaccination for sm allpox Edw ards on "P ro sp erity from th e
shaken up. A side fro m th e shock
of this co u n try . It is th e business
7000
C olum bia slo u g h an d th e six m is­ Mrs. W. H. S an fo rd ............
in hum an beings. Mr. Sm ith has View point of the R ailw ays.” Wilson
7000
and a few b ru ises his w orst in ju ry
of th is county to develop m o re and sio n a rie s w ere loaded w ith a ro ast Mrs. A lonzo R a d fo rd .............
vaccinated a large n um ber of calves Benefiel presided.
More th an 200
Mrs. L u lu S tre b ln ....................
7000
was a dam aged a n k le w hich will not
new
m
ark
ets.
duck d in n e r accom panied w ith o th e r Mrs. Iv a R o b e rts o n ..............
d u rin g th e past week, none of which business men here heard th e address.
6300
require serious a tte n tio n to get well.
6706
will take the disease.
"T h e re h as com e to th e Pacific good th in g a t th e h o sp itab le ta b le of Miss H e n rie tta W iles............
Mr. G ilm an said: ” 1 am glad to
It is a m iracle th a t he was not
Miss N ellie F a r is ............
6300
F re d H. C rane.
It
Is
not
know
n
how
th
e
blackleg
N
orthw
est
th
e
new
problem
of
pro
m
eet
the
m
em
bers
of
th
e
East
Side
Miss M aud M ichel..........
4500
killed.
T
he
six
M
ut
m
issio
n
aries
w
ere
C.
came to get a foothold here, nor Business Men's club today in a social hibition, to w hich th is co u n try m ust
Mrs. G ra n t S h a w ..............
6060
Besides th e to ta l d estru c tio n of
W orth, O liver F. P a tric k , W illiam Mrs. R o b ert Lansdow n
6100
w here it cam e from . Its ravages are way, and express my appreciation of ad ju st Itself. T h is is a problem th a t
the entire p la n t th e re are six holes
4200
generally confined
to th e w inter the assistance I received In some of m ust be m et an d will be m et. It will P a tte rso n , C. P. A nderson, W. R. Mrs. J. C a v a n a u g h ..........
in the re a r w all of th e church,
Miss Elsie S chultz ..........
4100
m onths and possibly was tra n sm it­ th e problem s I was called to meet not be m et by th e ch u rch es o r th e E rickson an d F ra n k Coifinberry, all Miss O live M arsto n..........
4000
where flying b ric k s an d pieces of
ted thro u g h im ported mill feed from when I first came to P ortland. Some m o ralists of th e co u n try , b u t by the of whom a re p u ttin g th e M uts on rec­ Mrs. J. Caldo
..............
4000
wood w ent th ro u g h , an d two broken o th e r localities.
o rd as being th e g re a te st c h a rita b le Mrs. C. E. Irish ............
3069
business
ju
d
g
m
e
n
t
an
d
sense
of
the
of
those
problem
s
w
ere
stubborn,
rei
windows, one on each side, caused
Mrs. J. E. M etzger...........
3500
in stitu tio n of P o rtlan d .
but th ro u g h the assistance of this country.
Mrs. D. O. S m ith ...........
3720
by the concussion.
"A nd so we have th e w ar co n d i­
PLEASANT VALLEY
I club they were worked out and solv­
Mrs. Je n n ie Oswald
3700
The b aptism al cerem ony was nec­
COUPLE MARRIED ed, w ith th e resu lt th e re has been tion, th e P an am a can al and th e pro' FORMAL OPENING OF
Mrs. E. J. G ra d in ..............
3700
essarily p o stponed
u n til an o th e r
COLUMBIA
HIGHWAY
Mrs. M. Myers
.............
I much developm ent on th e East Side. hibition p roblem s to solve. Now we
3500
Mrs. Id a H a m ilto n ...........
A sim ple but p retty w edding was T here has been bu ilt fine homes c a n 't s it down an d w ait fo r p ro sp eri­
3500
more p ro p itio u s
occasion, and a
D espite th e cold and east w ind of Mrs. Roy K e rn ..................
3100
prayer of th a n k sg iv in g w ent up th a t solem nized a t 1285 E ast W ashing­ here, and so a ttra c tiv e was th is p art ty. I t w on’t com e th a t way, b u t we
2910
S unday la st a h u n d re d au to m o b iles Mrs. L. A. A p lin g to n ......
the accident was n o t m ore serious to ton stre e t, P ortlan d , Oregon, last
m
ust
m
eet
th
ese
new
co
n
d
itio
n
s
and
Miss G e rtru d e B aker
2300
S aturday evening when Leona F lo r­ of P ortland th a t I m ade my hom e on
braved th e w ea th er an d w ent o ut Mrs.
Mr. Halliday o r o th e rs who m ight ence, only d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. H am ilto n ,..........
2700
the East Side. The m odern com m er­ solve th ese p ro b lem s."
o ver th e C olum bia R iver H ighw ay Miss H eta Burch ..........
have been n e a r w hen it occurred
2110
Wm. K esterson became th e bride of cial club is the m edium of th e com­
“ T h ere is a g re a t d isp a rity betw een
fa r en o u g h to le t th e ir five h u n d red Miss M iriam Brow n. .......
2010
Leslie J. Iierke, son of Mr. and Mrs.
th
e
d
evelopm
ent
of
th
e
city
and
But
P. J. B erke both of P leasan t Valley. m unity activity prom otion.
o ccu p an ts d eclare th e road form ally
CORRECTED LIST
Rev. A. J. W are of Oregon City o f­ w hatever you have accom plished in co u n try . T he city d evelopm ent has opened for trav el.
COMEDY COMPANY
OF MASONIC OFFICERS ficiating. Only Intim ate friends and th e past th e re should be no h alt, but been trem en d o u s, g re a te r th a n the
AT MOVIE THEATER
T
he
highw
ay
la
rep
o
rted
to
be
in
relatives of th e fam ilies were pres-
should rem em ber th e fu tu re ln- world has ev er seen and is n o t ex­ . x , , ll, . n , , , , e d it io n f o r Its e n t ir e d is -
Gresham L odge. No. 152, A. F. ent. T here were no atten d a n ts a n d , you
A
,
h
o n w a g ,, o r , Ian(1>.
,
A
,
I am ceeded anyw here. B u t th e develop­ ta n ce to th e M ultnom ah co unty line
4nd A. M., have elec ted th e follow ing the cerem ony was read before an vltes still g rea ter activity.
nlanaK„ rt O eo. L H akpr b,.|n<
m ent of th e co u n try has n o t kept
officers for th e en su in g y ea r: W. M., a lta r of palm s, chrysanthem um s and to speak of th e p rosperity of the
ex cepting for a a tre tc h of ab o u t o n e |hlB , ucceMor> a f „ .r ,a y |n g a apaaon
pace w ith th e developm ent of th e
sm
ilax.
The
bride
who
was
given
country
from
th
e
view
point
of
a
rail
I Maxwell S ch n eid er;
S. W., L. L.
m ile th ro u g h th e C o rb ett p r o p e r ty , (>f
, Qa An(?p|(.H ln m 2
in m arriag e by h er fath e r, wore light j road man
I
w
ant
to
say
th
a
t
t
h
e
l
c'ty
.
W
h
at
th
is
co
u
n
try
needs
above
I Kidder; J. w ., A. J . W. B row n; sec- blue chiffon over silk and carried a
' not different from the | a n y th in g Is ch eap er lan d s w here th is sid e of th e G range h all. T h at o rg an ized a re p e rto ire show th a t
| Wary, H. J. P u lfe r; tre a su re r, Jas. bouquet of cream roses. A fter th e railroad is
little slice of th e highw ay was d e­
proved to be su p e rio r to any show of
th e re will be m o re co u n try develop­
Klkington; S. D „ Jo h n S hultz; J. w edding a large reception followed, j com m unity. T he railro a d s and the
clared to be " r o tte n ” b ut it is to be
The house was decorated elaborate- com m unity are independent. W hat m ent. We need m ore people on o u r m ade as good as th e balance of the Its class on th is coast.
L. R. A llen; S. S„ C harles Cleve-
T his com pany was know n as T he
ly and artistically , a color schem e ° [ | a ffPctg one effects both. If th e com- u n cu ltiv ated lands an d every facility
road when th e tim e com es to lay a
l4nd' Jf-1 J. S. W. P. D ean; tylar, pink and w hite being developed
A
th
o n -Jo h n sto n Stock Co. and Is still
should
be
afforded
to
g
et
people
back
m unity o r th e railro ad prospers the
b ard aurface, w hich will he next
I
A
E a stm a n ;
m a rsh a l, W. H. throughout.
in
existence
and still holds th e top
on
th
e
land.
T
h
ere
m
u
st
be
m
ore
com
m
unity
and
railro
a
d
will
pros­
A sum ptuous su p p er was served,
su m m er.
Congdon.
m ark as a re p e rto ire ro ad show on
T h ere has
th e pretty table being presided over per, o r th e reverse. In any event you su b u rb an d evelopm ent.
A special co m m u n ic atio n has been by Mrs. J. M. H illyard
th is coast.
been an e ra of ex trav ag an ce, both
and Mrs.
tailed for W ednesday evening, De­ Louis Silkw orth. A ssisting ab o u t th ? may be su re of one th in g , and th a t public and p riv a te an d ta x atio n has OUTLOOK OFFICE IS
T h re e w eeks ago Mr. A thon signed
If,
th
e
p
ro
sp
erity
will
com
e
to
any
HEATED WITH WATER a co n tra c t w ith Mr. Stevens, m»nn
cember 16, a t 7 :3 0 fo r in stallatio n rooms were the Misses Hazel, Eva,
increased.
We
have
no
co
n
tro
l
on
com m unity, It m ust he gone afte r;
0 the officers elec t an d fo r w ork in E dna B erke and Florence Taylor.
p riv ate ex trav ag an ce except th ro u g h
H. W. T ru s c o tt has recen tly com ­ g e r of th e globe, A m erican an d C a­
T he couple are well known in
1 e P. C. degree. A ll v isitin g broth- G resham , the bride having lived in It m ust be b ro u g h t. I t won’t come w arning an d ad m o n itio n s, but In O r­
p leted th e in sta lla tio n of a Royal sino T h e a te rs, th re e of P o rtla n d i
of
Itself.
I er* are welcome.
P leasan t Valley m ost of h er life.
"W e are to m eet new conditions egon every v o ter is resp o n sib le and b e a te r ln th e O utlook office which lead in g p ic tu re houses, to play sl>
The bride groom Is em ployed by the
and
m ust solve new problem s, new can see th a t ta x atio n Is reduced to solves th e problem of keeping up an n ig h ts in each w eek for tw enty-seven
S outhern Pacific com pany at P o rt­
GRESHAM GRANGE
weeks.
land.
T heir many frien d s wl-b b arriers m u st be overcom e and new ab so lu te necessity w hile th is re a d ­ eq u al te m p e ra tu re a t all tim es.
He also signed a n o th e r co n tract
ELECTS OFFICERS them much success and happiness. a d ju stm e n t m ade to m eet these new ju stm e n t is in p ro g ress a t least.
F o u r ra d ia to rs along the w alla of
H
ereto
fo
re
bonds
have
been
issued
w
ith
th e m a n ag em en t of th e Scen-
th
e
b
u
ilding
m
a
in
ta
in
a
circu
latio
n
conditions.
We are en terin g on a
Gresham g ra n g e , a t Its re g u la r
for w ate r p la n ts and for ev ery th in g of h ot w ater w ith a m inim um of fuel ograph T h e a te r of G resham to play
LINDSEYS STORE
new
period.
We
aw
oke
last
sum
m
er
monthly m e etin g
la st
S a tn r lav,
MOVED SATURDAY suddenly. We found th a t the m a r­ b ut I am w ondering if th e tim e has supply. T he w ork was done u n d er each S unday fo r an In definite period.
*ected officers fo r th e c o m m ; year
k ets were gone an d th e sources of not com e when we sh a ll ‘pay as we th e d irectio n of E. C. L indsey, ow n ­ L ast S unday beg an his first e n g a g e­
48 G'llows: m a ste r, Mrs. J. R. Cav-
B ert L indsey's dry goods store
m ent in G resham w ith th e on e a i t
cap ital had dried up. E urope was go o r d o n ’t g o .’ u n d er th e re a d ju st- e r of th e building.
4nagh: o v erseer, D. E. T ow le; lect- was moved on S aturday n ig h t Into plunged in to a g rea t w ar. and th e I n‘e n t
N o" - « have gone over the
Mr. T ru sc o tt has also in stalled the sk etch from th e well know n book,
yr' r M elville T.
W ire ; chaplain, its new q u arte rs In th e R egner n ations over th e re suddenly sta rted , MW co n d itio n s b ro u g h t ab o u t by the
A veiy
sam e system in th e residence of Wm "T em p est and S u n sh in e.”
Mrs o W. S ta p le to n ; ste w ard , .Mrs. | building.
ap
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ien
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ith
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an
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a
canal
an
d
p
rohibi-
Thom . T he Royal h e a te r is an O re­
killing each o th e r
& " M etzger; a s s is ta n t stew a.’d, E.
The arran g em en ts are superb with
first
p
erfo
rm
an
ce
an
d
by
th
e ap­
co
u
n
try
.
This
tlon
whlch
a
re
to
be
m
et
in
th
e
new
gon
p
ro
d
u
ctio
n
,
m
a
n
u
fa
ctu
re
d
by
M
I
C e llin g ; se c re ta ry , Miss A ibertx m ore room for th e displays, eveiy th e co nsent of th is
plau se a t th e d o s e of th e la st c u r­
b ro u g h t ab o u t a new condition. | a d ju stm e n ts. R eg ard in g w hat Mr. L. K lin e of P o rtlan d .
*en ; tre a s u re r, G eorge L eslie; article show ing off to th e best a d ­
Benefiel said ab o u t frien d ly le g ltla-
ta in an d th e b rig h t sm ile on every
c*r“s, Mrs E. E. W’ellin g ; Pom ona, vantage. The shelving runs e n tire ­ Then cam e th e opening of th e P an ­ tlon I will say th a t th e railro a d s are
face, as th ey le ft th e th e a te r S unday
am a canal, n o t a t a fo rtu n a te tim e,
Notice I
Roy K e rn ; F lo ra , Mrs. K arl ly around the floor walls, with only
receiving
frien
d
ly
co
n
sid
eratio
n
a
t
n ig h t It is ev id en t th a t th e A thon-
Mill l(‘r ; lady a s s is ta n t, Mrs. A. R uegg; a space reserved for an office b u t it was opened and th a t event Is th e h an d s of th e fa rm e r and busi­
Any m em ber of th e O resbam F ru it Jo h n sto n Co. w ill be as p o p u la r iu
here with its new problem In w afer
G row ers' A ssociation th a t w an ts to G resham aa they a re In o th e r tow ns
T hro u g h o u t the cen ter are bargain
" te keeper. J. R. C av an ag h .
tran sp o rta tio n . L et me say th a t ness men of th e country. I believe
k,nd <>va Z °ur ! and cities w here th ey h av e played in
counters w ith spacious aisles be- I when a railro ad e n ters a new field It th a t th is co u n try Is on th e eve o f ! o rd e r ml11 feed of
N o tice.
tw een, and the new stock of holiday’
ch
land , nd new eq u | pn>Pn« ! « re st developm ent. I have fa ith in o rd e rs to ma as wa a re m ak in g up th e past.
fronr7 hh am i J 8,h<>e S h° P h“ " moved 'goods »•
« “ en ' We b u t *" , nd em ploys larg e num bers of men I “ the
*• g enius of th is co u n try . T h e stock a n o th e r ca r w hich will be o rd ered
N ext Bunday, they will p u t on th e
JAS H. HTKKLINO
'h e old locatio n to Jo h n Metz- , keeping
u„PDine with the dem ands of th e
developm ents rem ain and b«. I « c h a n g e , w hich was closed when 1 soon.
com edy sk e tch , “ A T ru th fu l L ia r,” a
r '‘r '» b u ilding
beside th e T ailor season.
very m irth fu l society com edy, and In
..
j
u! .
comes fixtures, an asset In th e com the w ar cloud came, has been r e -'
Shop
O m L
f<jr deye,opm ent for ta ia tlo n opened w ith o u t a ripple on th e su r-
CA R L DAHL, Prop.
ad d itio n to th e sk e tch th e re will be
Mrs. L illian Pullen and Miss Emily
I have recen tly unloaded a c a r of
A nderson have been engaged as ex­ T he eq u ip m en t m ust be m ain tain ed l,a<*
T he m anufacture™ in th e E ast th e ce le b ra ted K ing coal. | 9 a ton. th re e tin g le ac ts of v au d ev ille and
" s a n ta Clans Ju n io rs .”
tr a clerks to assist trntll after the T he railro ad em ploye larg e n u m b er a re resp o n d in g to th e w ar d em ands B eats Rock Springe at lesa th a n P o rt­ th e re g u la r p ic tu re p ro g ram .
p ’ ®u»ical play w ill be given a t
M D. KERN.
T hia gives th e people of G resham
of men. It gives back to th e com- mad# upon ,h *3)- aud P r e ^ n tly th e re land prices.
jt
V alley achoolhouse D ecem ber holidays,
th
e
p riv ileg e of seein g th e aarae peo­
m
unlty
much
th
a
t
It
tak
es.
If
you
wUI
•*
••>'PP»d
<'w
d»
not
m
ade
In
’“g in n in g a t 8 o'clock. Admis-
F o r C hrlstm aa (lifts .
Jl0? H e , ch ild ren 10c. Cake and
Benefit Concert-
expect p rosperity to com e th ro u g h G erm any an d E ngland to th e South
A new line of p ictu re m ouldings, ple In th e sam e play an d in th e sam e
a t M etzger’s hall. T h u rsd ay evening, w ater tra n sp o rta tio n c u ttin g t h e I ! A“
served free.
A m *r
erican
‘can * > « •-
CBD rejoice, oval fram es an d m ouldings fo r m a k ­ week th e people of P o rtla n d sees
Decem ber 17. by th e ch o ir of 8t.
tf them . C ould you ask for m o ref
for
we
have
ju
s
t
had
tb a g re a te st ing traya. M axwell S chneider.
You can build <» Toys all for 60c
railro a d ra te s you will he m istak en
Mary a C athedral. P o rtlan d , for the
th en re-
We have little m erch an t m a rin e ln crop ev er produced and
i -ng, December 17, for St. Andrew s C atholic church.
5
PROBLEM OF PROSPERITY
your boy or girl a present of c T X
*et of Erectors for Xmas. At
" • l i M A Kidder's.
°Adm9il n n H» ‘rL d » c i n u i t h l . country.
They are foreign mad.
CwnUaned on page 8
Have yoa got the habit T
la a Want A4.
Inveet FOR CHRISTMAS TURKEYS call
Chas. Reynolds. Phons J*».