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Newspaper Page TextP IG E FOITI GRESHAM OUTI.OOK I T E M t lY . JA N U A R Y Mrs 10. 1013 K. S to n er Is n u rsin g in the and Mrs. H. P. B ran d s, ? ALL THE DOINGS OF of hom T e ro o u f td Mr. ale, w h?re a little d au g h ter ed on Ja n u a ry 11. T he baby ‘YOUR HOME TOWN’ arriv weighed b u t 3 pounds at b irth and is Wed., Jan. 20, - Scenograph Theater so sm all th a t it is receiving its nour- ' lshm ent th ro u g h a m edicine drop- 1 (T h e O u tlook rep o rter« a re h u s tle r s The n u rse rep o rts It in p erfec t!I and try to g e t ev e r y Item a b o u t person« 'p er. and e v e n t« In th e lo c a lity th a t la w o rth y h e a lth a n d baby a n d m o lh e r b o th do o f b ein g p rin ted. M en tion o f a n y th in g ing well. ; th a t m ig h t o th e r w is e be o v erlo o k ed w ill Miss Morrowr, of Nampa, Idaho, is I be g r e a tly ap p reciated . You a r e no f a r th e r from th e O u tlook office than your visiting w ith Miss Leila Gibbs. telep h on e. ] Mrs. R obert W alker, of G rass Val- OUR PRICES 6- -BIG FEATURE PICTURES -6 The Kaiser’s Challenge G reatest late W ar picture ever produced. Scenes of _______ i Icy, O regon, is visitin g w ith her A C T U A L FIG H TIN G ON G ER M A N B A TTL E LINE About fifty persons, including th e . d au g h te r Mrs. C arl Dahl. Mrs. J ,N. F aris is e n te rta in in g hand m em bers, took th e tow n on F r i actually occur in this 1000 foot feature. YOU’LL BUY day n ig h t an d gave a ball in Reg- for a few days Mrs. R obert H artsh o rn n e r’s op era house. T he to tal a tte n and tw in babies of P o rtland. A special m eeting of th e L ad ies’ dance was ab o u t 100 couples who OUR GOODS danced to th e music of a fu ll band Aid society will be held next F riday A G reat F o u r-R eel F eature. S ensational, A lso o n e of th o se [of 20 pieces. T he dance b roke up at aftern o o n a t th e hom e of Mrs. L. Os 2 o ’clock a fte r everyone had been borne. A full atten d a n ce is desired as m a tte rs of im p o rtan ce a re to be served w ith supper. W. W. A shcraft, form erly of F air- discussed. Mrs. Ella Aton has retu rn ed home [ view, b ut now a resid en t of M yrtle 10c ADMISSION 10c Creek, is ju st recovering from an a t from S p ringdale w here she has been n u rsin g Mrs. N orthw ay. tack of sm allpox. He is a m em ber of T he play put on by th e W ill-Col Rockwood M accabee T ent, an d is d raw ing ten d o llars weekly as bene lins com pany last S atu rd ay n ig h t, at It is suiil that “ fresh" e g g s are A cam paign is being conducted to fits d u rin g his illness. At last re R egner’s new op era house, was first- know n to be fresh because they have cut o u t at le ast h alf a m illion d o l A th re e ! ports he was still confined to th e class in every p articu la r. been tested u n d er th e in c u b ato r. house b ut expected to be o ut soon. piece o rch e stra fu rn ish ed th e m usic , lars of ex trav an g an ce in th e ad m in W hen we sell you something for th re e dollars that and a lto g eth er th e ev en in g ’s en ter- istra tio n of th e s ta te g o v ern m en t and T alk is cheap, w hich m ay explain A tten tio n is called to th e dem on ta in m e n t was g reatly enjoyed by th e ¡a n o th e r half m illion d o llars w asteful why we are given so m uch g r a tu it is m ark ed fo u r dollars we save you one dollar of sure stra tio n of th e H. J. H einz Co. a t ex p en d itu re by th e ie g isu atu re. ous advice. B ros.’ sto re tom orrow . la rg e audience. enough money. . I M etzger T he fast G resham High school bas ! These goods a re am ong th e best T he Spokesm an Review says "W el Itillio u sn ess an d C o n stipation C ured O u r goods are worth all the time w hat we ask for ketb all team will piay th e St. Jo h n s .m a n u fa c tu re d In “ 57 v a rie tie s,” and come signs of A m erican reactio n j If you a re ev er tro u b led w ith bil team on the la tte r ’s floor F rid ay ev them at first. th e public is invited to call d u rin g a g a in st g o v ern m en tal ex trav ag an ce ' iousness or co n stip atio n you w ill be ening, J a n u a ry 22. It Is likely th a t th e day fo r sam ples. W e no not want to carry over our winter goods for one o r two busloads of ro o ters will ap p e ar in every section of th e U nited j in te reste d in th e s ta te m e n t of R. F. An a d v e rtise m en t of th e U nique accom pany th e hom e team . S ta te s.” Let g o v ern m en t both sta te Erw in, P eru , Did. “ A y ear ago la s t another year. T h at’s why we are cutting prices to clear Brick & Tile Co. ap p e a ls in th e O ut and n atio n al be put u n d er th e spot w inter I had an a tta c k of in d ig e stio n them out. C om e w hile th e picking is good. look th is issue. T he facto ry is s itu P lans G et-T ogeth er Day. lig h t of in v estig atio n th a t p riv ate follow ed by biliousness and constl- ated a t H oover's sta tio n betw een A novel com m unity g ath erin g th at buatnesa has th e past few y ears and j pation. Seeing C h a m b e rla in ’s T ab- G resham and B oring, E dw ard G u r is expected to bring to g e th er no few th e resu lts would be asto u n d in g . It j iets so highly recom m ended, I ney, m an ag er, w here a first g rad e e r th an 1000 in h a b ita n ts of th e Ap is high tim e business began to in , bought a b o ttle of them an d th e y i helped me rig h t aw ay .” F o r sale by asso rtm en t of b u ilding m a teria l is plegate valley, Ja ck so n county, is v estig ate th e g overnm ent. ¡all D ealers. m ade, and which is being shipped all planned for a d ate in May by W. O. llo w itt B u ild in g M ain Street Greshaui, Ore. over th e sta te . W heeler, principal of th e A pplegate Iiy er’s six-piece o rch e stra, from school. Mr. W heeler, a believe” in th e P lea san t H ome band, will give social cen ters in ru ra l com m unities, gaOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCHCKJOOOCuXJOOO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a dance In R eg n er's o p era house on is a rra n g in g an all-day g ath e rin g for F rid ay n ig h t, J a n u a ry 29. It prom th e children of all A pplegate val'ey ises to be one of th e en jo y ab le a f schools and for th e a d u lts of the school d istric ts as well. A school , ro- fairs of th e season. A larg e n u m b er of th e m em bers of gram is to be given in th e m orning. Now Nails are a funny thing to ad v ertise! s th e sen io r class of th e G resham High At noon will come an old-fashioned But just now THEY A R E C H E A P. school a re going in to th e Heilig pi<4ic dinner. T he aftern o o n will be O rder your music at occupied by ath letic contests. A nd as they are something that are used th e a te r tom orrow aftern o o n to see Dr. B e rth a S tu a rt, d irec to r of xvc- H am let. Mrs. Coy W oodard, the dai ly, we call attention their way. E nglish teach er, will accom pany m en’s gym nastics a t th e U niversity w carry them in all shapes and sizes, of Oregon, has fu rn ish ed P rincipal IN BERT LINDSEY'S STORE, GRESHAM them . from BRADS to BRIDGE SPIKES. The revival m eetings at th e M eth W heeler w ith a plan u n d er which I give te a c h e rs d isco u n ts a n d save you ca rfa re to city. o dist ch u rch u n d er th e lead ersh ip practically all the ch ild ren from ell of Rev. T. L. Jo n es a re co n tin u in g th e schools can com pete in th is a th M RS. E L L E N P O M E R O Y th is week. Sunday Rev. Mr. Jones letic m eet w ithout crow ding th e en , * try lists too m uch. uddressed la rg e audiences both 0 ^OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOfKJOOOOOOOOOOOCiOOOOCKroOOOOO m orning and evening. Deep in te rest A G U E S S C O N C E R N IN G l \ I H E R . . I is being felt in th e m eeting. A fter IOO in t c e o i i n t h i g W o r k . C hurches and B rew eries. noon services th is week a t 2:30 F a th e r th in k s th a t only fools The O rigon business man of the T he A m erican C o n tracto r, a jo u r- o ’clock on T uesday, W ednesday and Yell when th e re 's a touchdow n H a r d w a r e S to r e m ade; fu tu re expects Io conduct his office nal devoted to the building trad e, in T hursday. E vening services a t 7:30 He would close up all th e schools Gresham, Ore. along system atic financial lines, If the a recent issue, announces th a t wliere- o ’clock every week n ig h t except S at W here they let football lie played; lntereat in accounting principles at as, in 1906, th e brew eries of the urday. F a th e r th in k s th e way they dress the S tale U niversity, a t Eugene, Is a co u n try spent in buildings and ex Shows th a t girls are grow ing bold; Paul H oetzel received word last lilerio n . One hundred stu d e n ts are ten sio n s $11,578,000, in 1913 they J u s t betw een ourselves, I guess week from his b ro th er In G erm any F a th e r m ust be g ettin g old. ta k in g this course, and next y ear a spent less th an $3,000,000. th a t he is fully recovered from his know ledge of elem en tary bookkeep But th e am azing p a rt of th e story F a th e r says th e law should stop ing will be required for en tra n ce to Is th a t w hereas, in 1906, th e ch u rc h w ounds received in b a ttle in Septem F o olishness on H allow een; her and th a t he expects soon to go to Locks he used to p a rt on top it. es of th e co u n try spent $5,632,000 In H ave d eserted fa th e r ’s bean; Tin ■ S t a l e U niversity g ra d u a te whe b u ild in g o p era tio n s, in 1913 they had th e fro n t again. Mrs. H oetzel has F a th e r n ever goes to show s several nephew s in th e G erm an arm y becomes a voter In one of the many changed places with th e brew eries If th e fro n t rows have been sold; The H T X A L L S to re ¡owns of Oregon seem s also likely to and had sp en t $11,870,506! T hink who are all rep o rted alive an d well T h ere a re reaso n s to suppose F a th e r m ust be grow ing old. Mrs. L ulu S trebin e n te rta in e d a l a k e a live Interest in how his town of th e ch u rch es of th is co untry sp en d — E x ch an g e. Is being run. T his is indicated by the ing live tim es as much for buildings p arty of frien d s S atu rd ay evening T he evening was spent in playing ; ize of th e enrollm ent In th e m unici as th e g reat brew eries! \\ lint a blow to P arisian s w ill lie pal ad m in istra tio n course, given in And for the first four m onths of 500, a fte r which luncheon was serv th e 1,082 foot w ireless te leg rap h y ! tow er at B russels. It tops th e E if ihe school of com m erce. 1911 the record was even m ore am az ed. Those p resen t were Miss Edna fel stru c tu re by 100 feet. Vogel of P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs. W Next sem ester advanced courses ing. for in Ibis period th e brew eries P R IC E S B E T T E R I H A N IN P O R T L A N D No one w ho know s New Y ork be- open only Io th ird and fo u rth y ear spent only $129,000, w hile th e E. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. H arry T ru itt, ■tuilents will he given In business a d -|c h u rc h e s spent $1,389,98«, over ten Mrs. E. T ru seo tt, H ow ard T ru sco tt, lieves th e tw o course d in n e r idea recently in tro d u ced from P aris will Steve M arston, Mrs J. Q. McClure, ev m in istratio n and m unicipal finance. 'tim e s hr much. er become popular. TRY US and d a u g h te r M arion, Mrs. Jas. Mc T he tiling seem s in cred ib le until Salem is to have a s ta te in stitu tio n K inney and d a u g h te r Alice, and Mrs. O ccasion ally a w om an is so con one slops to th in k of th e tim e when lor crippled children. tra ry th a t sh e will not fall in love Mary Wood. lie saw th e last brew ery built and the u n til she discovers th a t th e fellow Mr. and Mrs. A rth u r R egner are is n 't w orthy of her. Cottage Grov« M anufacturing com- last ch u rch . T hen it do esn 't seem moving in to th e ir house on Second' puny has resum ed o perations so q u ee r.— D allas (T ex.) D ispatch. Q K E SH A M C O U N C IL O F W O M EN stre e t w hich was moved back to V O T E R S — M eets seco n d and fo u r th m ake room for th e new business M onday e v e n in g s o f th e m o n th nt the block. ibrary. P resid en t. M rs. C has. C lev e T h e E v il E y e K EYSTO NE CO M EDYS M O N E Y -S A V IN G P R IC E S E. W. Aylsworth ? NAILS M U S IC T E A C H E R S ! The ie M iviusic u sic Sh onop See Us for Nails STERLING & KIDDER’S G R ESH A M D R U G CO. Fresh, Reliable Drugs Regner s Opera House In the New Regner Building, Greahant, Ore. ihm oughly Modern Opera House. Well Lighted. Beautiful Scenery Monday Night, Jan. 25 Wills, Collins & Murray COMEDY DRAMATIC STOCK CO In "The W ay to Make a Million” Come and Laugh, W e Guarantee to Please You Seats 25c Reserved Seats 35c R eserv ed seats o n sale at L indsey s o n a n d a fte r 1 h ursday. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. P u lfe r e n te r tained at d in n e r Sunday Rev. and Mrs. M elville T. W ire. Rev. and Mrs T L. Jones and Mrs. A. H. Shum ate. Mr. Jones is a cousin of Mrs. Shu m ate and a second cousin of Mrs Pulfer. Mrs. W. 11. H inson, wife of the p asto r of th e W hite Tem ple In Port land, will speak at a m eeting of the Bi^itist L adies' G uild at th e hom e of Mrs. J. N. C lan ah au next F rid ay a f tern o o n at 2 o’clock A cordial invi- i Itttion is extended to all ladies in te r ested to atten d . Mrs. Em m a G ilm ore and Mrs. C lara K ane of G resham and Mrs. D. D. Jack , of Scenic, all m em bers of M. A Ross W R. C., visited the W oodlawn Post and Corps on th e occasion of tht In stallatio n of officers last F rid ay More th a n tw o hu n dred w ere p res en t at th e in stallatio n and dinner. Mrs. M Vogel Wood spent F riday In the city selectin g sp rin g stock for h er m illinery business A card from Rev E A. L eonard and wife from V irginia, sta te s th at they will spend th e next six weeks visiting in T ennessee an d Georgia They expect to re tu rn to O regon bx the 1st of March. Mrs L eonard is im proved in h ealth and both are hax Ing an en jo y ab le tim e. J. H. Schram . ru ra l c a rrie r from F airview , has gone to a P o rtlan d hos pltal for an o p eratio n fo r a ca rb u n cle. His son M aurice will carry the m all d u rin g th e absence of Mr Schram GRESHAM MEAT MARKET lan d : se c r e ta r y , Mrs. E. T r u sc o tt. A. J. W. BROWN, Prop. Gresham Time Table Best Quality Meats, LEAVE GRESHAM (d a ily ) O. W. P. D epot. Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon N orth Bound South Bound ♦12: 30 a.m. $ 12:25 a m Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOGS, according t2 :01 a m . 5 :35 a m to Size and Quality. • 6 :4 0 a m. 7 :45 a.m 7 :33 a.m 1 1:15 a.m. PHONE 41 POWELL STREET $8 10 a m. 3 :15 p m. 9:31 a m . 6 :1 5 p.m. 10:10 a.m. 7 :15 p.m. 12:10 p.m. R EPO R T O F T H E CONDITION OF 1:31 p m. 2 :1 0 p.m. 1 :10 p.m, 5:31 p.m. 6 :10 p m, •D ally except Sunday G resham , In th e S tate of O regon, at th e close of business D ecem ber 7 :06 p m, tS u n d ay only. 9 :15 p.m. R esou rces 9 :15 p m . 1 L oans and discounts $1 15,976.31 11:15 p.m. »Golf Ju n c tio n only. I iab ilities O verdrafts, secured and MT. HOOD DEPOT. unsecured ............. C ap ital stock paid in . $ 30.000.00 .11 6 :26 a.m. 6 5 :43 a m Bonds an d w arra n ts 12.963.65 S u rp lu s f u n d .................... 20,000.00 8 :1 5 a m . 9 :5 0 a m . Stocks and o th e r se cu ri U ndivided profits, less ex 1 1 :3 0 a m . 1 :50 p.m ties ..................................... penses an d taxes paid ... 394 33 133.46 3 :3 0 p m . 4 :6 0 p m . B anking house Dividend» unpaid 3,000.00 7 :4 0 p m 7 :0 0 p .m . F u rn itu re and fix tu res.... 26,000.00 3.260.40 P o stal savings bank de To P leasan t Home w eeks day» only O th er real e sta te ow ned posits ................................. 6.393.39 6.224 14 MONTAI 1I.LA-T1UIUTDAI.E I.1NE Due from hanks (n o t re In d iv id u al deposit» su b Lv. Monta» Ilia b y. T routdale serve banks .................. je ct to ch eck .................. 94,529.02 1,791.05 •6:15 a.m. *5:45 a.m Due from approved re D emand certificate of 7 :1 5 a m . 6 :4 0 a .m serve banks ................ deposits ........................... 26,710.41 7.399.61 8:45 a m 8:00 a m Checks and o th e r casn Tim e certificates of de- 10:35 a.m. 19:16 a m item s deposit ........................... 27,694.27 51.13 1 2 :3 5 p m 1 0 :0 5 a m . E xchanges for clearin g Savings deposits .... 15,722.14 2J5pm . 111:15 a.m. house 83.30 « SO P tn 11:05 p m Ca»h on hand............ . Total. 12.417.05 $204,871.88 6 :5 0 p m . 11:16p.m . • :66 pm . 2:05 pm . Total »204.871 88 FIRST STATE BANK 13:15 p tu. 4 :0 0 p m 5:10 pm 6 :1 5 p m 17:10 p.m. •Daily except Sunday. 18:00 pm ITo Llnneman, connect with O W P. traina for Portland. S tate of O regon, C ounty of M ultnom ah ss. I. C. J. L u n d q u ist, ca sh ier of th e above nam ed bank, do solemnly »w ear th a t th e above sta te m e n t ie tru e to th e best of my know ledge and belief C. J. LUNDQUIST. Cashier. Subscribed and sw orn to before me th is 7th day of Ja n u ary , 1815. _ R. 1. PAIR, Notary Public Correct Attest; A. Meyers, Thoo. Brugger, C. J. Lundquist, Directors.