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UKEHHAM
OUTLOOK TUESDAY,
JA N U A R Y
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JUNIOR
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FEBRUARY 20
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In ab o u t fo u r m ore weeks the high
Mr, and Mrs. Chas T allm an e n te r­
school will be finished a t w hich tim e tain ed Rev. Mr. A nthony an d Rev.
th e re will be a big celeb ratio n . T he Mr. G lllhan for d in u e r Sunday,
county su p e rin ten d e n t will be o u t
Mr. and Mrs. C h ester Stafford en-
and th e re will be a very big p ro g ram te rta iu e d Miss E thel Wood Sunday
aud exercises su itab le to th e occasion aftern o o n .
Works at Hoover Station, Estacada Line, Phone Farmers 421
1 he h eatin g p lan t is n early Installed.
The young people's Sunday school
Office 406 .Mohawk Bldg., Portland, Phone Main 511
T he fam ily of Prof. A. R. Tolefsou class will m eet W ednesday evening
has moved into th e R. T. Rea house. a t th e hom e of I. T. Wood for the
Roy Emily is grav elin g his p riv ate purpose of o rg an izin g th e ir class,
I road so he can get o u t w ith his au to All those in te reste d a re invited to
I ing, th e 28th, and th e M ark of the in bad w eather.
atten d .
SERMONS PREDICT
END OF THE WORLD J Beast Sunday evening, th e 31st. Do A p arty was given on Jo h n T hom p­ T he brid g e n ea r J. C. D uke's is
not fuil to h ea r th ese su b jects pre- son in honor of his b irthday last ri- being rep aired . No heavy loads are
T he Signs of th e T im es was the I sented.
allow ed to cross.
|dav. All p resen t hud a good tim e.
su b je ct la st n ig h t a t th e revival se r­
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Theo. M ercer has a sick horse. A
I S. M. Davis fell ab o u t tw elve feet
vices in th e Seventh-D ay A dventist CANNERS WANT WAY
last T h u rsd ay w hile clim bing into v eterin ary has been called.
OPEN FOR PRODUCTS th e hay loft. He bruised his leg very
church a t Gillis. T he evangelist
Mrs. E. A. Stafford, who has been
read a s c rip tu re s ta tin g th a t in the
T he N orthw est C a n u er's associa- badly an d has been laid up ever since, v isitin g in G resham for th e past
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m onth, is at hom e again.
la st days scoffers w ould com e, aud tion, of w hich th e G resham cannery I
M ultnom ah G range In sta llation .
J. II. W ilson was a visito r Monday
inasm uch as the w orld is filled with is a m em ber held its an n u a l m eeting
a t th e Im p erial hotel in P o rtlan d on
at
th e hom e of Rev. J. H. Wood.
scoffers we m ust be living in th e lust
T he officers of M ultnom ah g ran g e
S atu rd ay and voted to ask th e Con-
A very nice visit was enjoyed by
days.
A n o th er sc rip tu re sp eak in g | gre88iona, delegatlon8 of O regou an d I w ere in stalled by T. J. K re u d er of
both.
K of rich men heaping up tre a su re s in W ashington to w ork fo r th e e sta b ­ L ents g ran g e and are as follow s:
Mrs. A. B. C o n rad 's nephew and
R.
I.
A
nderson,
W.
M.;
J.
8.
Albel,
th e last days was read.
We have lishm en t of reciprocal tariff relatio n s
wife, Mr. an d Mrs. A. I. S u tter, of
o
v
erseer;
Mrs.
J.
C.
D
uke,
le
c
tu
re
r;
reached a tim e in th e w orld’s history w ith South and C e n tral A m erican M. H. W heeler, ste w ard ;
U erth a B eaverton, spent S unday w ith them .
co u n tries aud estab lish m e n t of b an k ­
w hen two men con tro l o n e-th ird of
A
ult,
a
ssista
n
t
ste
w
a
rd
;
C
ora
C a r­
Miss M ary K ibberly is visiting
ing facilities conducted u n d er th e su ­
th e active w ealth of th e United
rell, ch a p lain ; J. C. D uke, tre a su re r; w ith Mrs. C onrad.
pervision of o u r G overnm ent.
S tates.
W illiam
F ritz sp en t S unday in
T he association also is w orking on U. M. Lake, se creta ry ; Chas. W heel­
In 1830 Jo h n Jacob A stor was the
a system of sa n ita ry reg u latio n s and er, g atek e ep e r; R uth W heeler, C eres; P o rtlan d visiting friends.
only m illionaire but now th e re are
L arsen ,
Pom ona; V alberg
inspection which it hopes to see en ­ A gnes
T hom as Buoy spent Sunday a f te r ­
o ver 6000 m illionaires h eaping to­
L
arsen,
F
lo
ra
;
F
lo
ren ce Rodgers, L.
acted into law to govern th e o p era-I
noon w ith L ester, Percy an d Orie
g e th e r tre a su re s fo r th e la st dayp.
tions of fru it an d vegetable canneries. A. ste w ard ; K atie A nderson, o rg a n ­ ! Conrad.
In th e days of N oah, before th e flood
ist. At th e close of in stallatio n Mr.
T he association was organized only
In sp ite of th e cold w eath er a
and th e tim e of L ot before th e d es­
K reu d er gave a very in te re stin g ta lk
a y ear ago, but it now includes in its
,good
m any atten d ed church an d S un­
tru c tio n of the w icked cities of the
along th e lines of g ran g e work.
m em bership all th e in d ep en d en t fru it
day school Sunday. Rev. T. J. An­
p lains, we observe th e prevalence of
Two
can
d
id
ates
w
ere
in
stru
c
ted
in
and vegetable can n eries in Oregon
w ickedness aud licentiousness which
th ird and fo u rth degree w ork and thony, o u r new p asto r, was here
and sou th w est W ashington.
and preached a fine serm on.
Rev.
Jeh o v ah says in th e Bible will c h a r­
The follow ing officers were elected five new applications were p re se n t­ Mr. G ilihan also was h ere fo r th e
ac te riz e th e la st days. T h ere will
ed.
for th e y ear: p resid en t, J. O. H olt,
day. Services w ere announced for
be w ars aud ru m o rs of w ars leading
of E ugene; vice p resid en t, J. W. !
next Sunday at 11 o ’clock. Sunday
up to th e la st and aw ful b a ttle of
SCENIC
C ham bers, of New berg, and se creta ry ■
school at 10 a. m.
A rm ageddon.
In 1 T hess: 5, the
Jam es Bell, of Sandy Ridge, was
Rev. J. H. W ood, who has been
w orld is described as saying peace, tre a su re r, H. C. A tw ell, of F o rest
a guest one day la st week of J. R. sick w ith th e la grippe, is im prov­
peace, when th e re is no peace, and U rove-
' D uncan, an old tim e neighbor.
ing.
th e n sudden d estru c tio n com eth up­
UNION
HIGH
SCHOOL
Mrs. H attie W ostell was a g u est
on them and they ca n n o t escape for
C apt. an d Mrs. C. O. B ranson,
10 HAVE NEW TEACHER la st week of Mrs. D. D. Jack , s h a k ­ who have been conducting revival
th e end is at hand. T he prophecy of
ing h an d s w ith old tim e frien d s, m eetings n ea r E agle C reek, h av e re ­
N ahum , 2:3 -5 , m entions th e railw ay
G resham H igh school will e n te r
tra in s, electric cars, and autom obiles its second sem ester next Monday and 'co m b in in g business w ith p leasure. tu rn e d home.
ru n n in g th ro u g h the stre e ts as lig h t­ to signalize th e ev en t th e newly
M entes Bower an d fam ily, who
Miss E th el Wood has successfully
n in g ju s t before th e end in th e tim e elected Union High School B oard have been w ith relativ es for m ore ■ passed th e te a c h e rs’ exam in aito n
of G od's p rep a ra tio n . C alam ities will ta k e over th e m anagem ent from ’'lau a J ea r past, have re tu rn e d to | and expects to teach next fall
such as ea rth q u a k e s, fam ines, pesti­ th e G resham school d istric t.
' th e ir old hom e in M issouri.
Mr.
An in v itatio n has been extended
lences, would occur m ore freq u en tly
It has been decided upon by th e I Uower- who ls “ son-in-law of F ra n k
o u r fo rm er teach er, Miss F ran ces L.
and w ith g re a te r d estru ctio n . The Board to em ploy a n o th e r te ac h er by ^ d e r, cam e to Oregon for his h ea lth
T u rn e r, to Join th e ch o ir of several
increase of know ledge would be seen th a t tim e if one can be found. The and re tu rn e d ea st g rea tly im proved.
h u n d red voices, w hich th e R o sarian s
in th e la st days, and never before N orm al school at M onm outh has been
Mrs. J. R. D uncan was a P o rtlan d will send to th e P an am a Pacific Ex­
has such w onderful inventions been appealed to but no te ac h er is to be v isito r T h u rsd ay .
position. Miss T u rn e r has accepted
produced as in th e la st half cen tu ry , had from th ere. I t is th o u g h t th a t
Mr. an d Mrs. W m. Byers sp en t th e
honor.
H er M elrose frien d s
evidencing the fact th a t th e last one can be found in P o rtlan d .
sev eral days in P o rtlan d la st week. wish h e r a p leasan t trip .
days are a t hand.
As a te st of tru e C hristianity and STATE SHOOT WILL
PLEASANT HOME
COTTRELL
discipleship Jeh o v ah calls fo r one
COME TO JENNE
and all of Ilis ch ild ren to keep His
J. O. Grove, of P o rtlan d , spent
Mrs. F ra n k W ostel, of G resham ,
At a m eeting of th e d irecto rs and
com m andm ents, even as Je su s our
and Mrs. D. D. Ja ck , of Scenic, w ere S atu rd ay w ith h e r sis te r Mrs. G. W.
S aviour k ept them , and th u s abide officials of th e O regon S tate T rap- guests a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H ale.
in th e F a th e r's love. T he angels in sh o o te rs’ association, held in P o rt­ F ra n k Beers F riday.
Mrs. Jo h n B ram h all and Mrs. N.
heaven keep H is com m andm ents aud land, S atu rd ay n ig h t, It was decided
E.
L aym an visited a t Sandy, Mrs.
C
arl
G
oger
sp
e
n
t
th
e
w
eek-end
to hold th e 1915 O regon sta te Bhoot
so excell in stre n g th .
w ith his g ra n d m o th e r Mrs. C lara M. L en n a rtz and Mrs. L ay m an 's
at
Je
n
n
e,
u
n
d
er
th
e
auspices
of
the
As a co nsideration of th e Sabbath
d a u g h te r Mrs. F re d P roctor.
K ane of G resham .
has been called for, E vangelist C at­ P o rtlan d Gun club.
Mrs. W a lte r B ankus and son M ar­
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
Jam
es
Spiers
le
ft
last
T
his
is
one
of
th
e
m
ost
im
p
o
rta
n
t
lin will p resen t th e su b je ct of the
Old T estam en t S abbath on T uesday events of th e y ear in sh o o tin g cir­ week for S eattle, w here they will tin , of P o rtlan d , are v isitin g w ith
Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew Bankus.
evening, Ja n u a ry 26th, and the New- cles, and several o th e r clubs w ere visit Mrs. S p iers’ sister.
Mrs. Ben A ult an d ch ild ren spent
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n W icks, of
T estam e n t S abbath T h u rsd ay even- try in g to land It. L ast y ea r th e sta te
Sunday
w ith MrB. H elm er.
shoot was held In Salem .
L usted, and G enevieve M anary, of
M ultnom ah g ran g e No. 71 m et
In all p ro b ab ility th e shoot will Gillis, were th e S unday g u ests of Mr.
S atu rd ay w ith a good atten d an ce.
be held In A ugust alth o u g h It is op­ and Mrs. Wm. C rasw ell.
T h ey a re doing good w ork and a d d ­
tional w ith th e local org an izatio n .
ing m any new m em bers.
C ough M edicine for C hildren.
T his m akes two big ev en ts th e P o rt­
L ittle Albion Sloop, son of C. H.
N ever give a child a cough m edi­
land Gun club will sta g e th is se a ­
P a u l H o e t z e l Prop.
son, as it has also landed th e N o rth ­ cine th a t co n tain s opium in any Sloop, is rep o rted q u ite sick.
G. W. H ale sp en t Monday w ith his
west shoot, th e d ate of w hich has form . W hen opium is given o th e r
and m ore serio u s diseases may fol­ b ro th er. S. P. Hale.
not been set as yet.
Mrs. C. H. Sloop and d au g h te r
lo w . Long experience has dem on-
istra te d th a t th e re ls no b e tte r or Bernice called on Rob. F ra n cis S un­
O regon and th e F erris Hill.
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sa fe r m edicine for coughs, colds and day aftern o o n .
Jo h n E lsw o rth sp e n t th e week at
T he F e rris bill th a t has passed croup in ch ild ren th a n C h am b erlain 's
th e low er H ouse of C ongress and is [Cough Rem edy. I t Is equally valu- E stacad a visiting his fa th e r, who is
ON THE MARKET
now before th e S enate proposes to able fo r ad u lts. Try it. It co n tain s sick.
FRESH EVERY DAY
give th e S ecretary of th e In te rio r no opium o r o th e r h arm fu l drug.
Mrs. I. N. L. S h rln e r was a P o rt­
control of all pow er developm ent F o r sale by all D ealers.
land visito r last week.
w ithin th e sta te s and p a rt of the
H ow to H elp S ta te Indus! rie*.
A M ERICA'S P R A Y E R TODAY.
revenues from o u r w ate r powers.
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\
It ls th e extension of P inchotlsm ,
T u n e— “ A m erica.”
Some
p o litician s
can th in k of
and f u rth e r co n serv atio n of th e n a t­
L ord, b ea r o u r p ray er today.
n o th in g b ut passing new lab o r laws,
ural resources to h am p er develop­
As ferv en tly we pray
o r taxing banks o r co rp o ratio n s or
God bless o u r land!
m ent of th e g re a t sta te s of th e n o rth ­ Industries.
As h e a rts begin to dread
west and keep them o u t of th e m an ­
L est w ar’s d ark cloud may spread
Some can th in k of n o th in g but ap ­
u fac tu rin g business.
And b reak upon o u r head,
p ro p ria tio n s fo r boards and com ­
O regon has been covered w ith
Hold T hou o u r hand.
m issions, an d creatio n of new o f­
fo rest reserves, has been tied up in
fices by law.
Give to o u r P resid en t
federal litig atio n o v er lan d g ran ts,
W isdom divinely sen t,
Mam St.
Greabam, Ore and
. . . .
. .
i T he sta te M ining B ureau and Ge­
ls alre ad y ham p ered by conser- > , ■ ..
We tru ly pray:
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ologlcal Survey w ants $50,000 and
O ur F a th e r, g ra n t th a t he
vat ion n of its w ater pow ers, so th a t ,u„» „ .„ „ u „ . .
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. .
,
| th a t w ould not be so bad If indus-
May know assuredly
th e sta te has not m uch to give aw ay trle8 re8ulted
T h a t Thou w ilt w ith him be.
to th e federal gov ern m en t.
F ro m day to day.
B ut w ith th e Blue Sky law h am ­
Not one d o lla r In ten th a t ls ob­
pering m ining o p eratio n s, and r e ­
Lord
may o u r nation show
tain ed from sale of public lands and
To o th e rs h ere below
fusal of tb e s ta te to use Oregon
conservatio n policies ev er gets back
T h a t we are T h in e;
sto n e on public buildings, w hat ls
V
Into th e sta te fo r reclam atio n p u r­
Not seek in g selfish gain
th e use?
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At cost of o t h i r s ’ p ain ;
poses, and
in stead of ex ten d in g
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If th e sta te a rc h ite c t an d sta te
But striv in g to a tta in
a lo r —
P inchotlsm th e people are p rev e n t­
V irtu es divine.
boards in ch arg e of public work
ed from se ttlin g and developing th e
would co-operate and help use O re­
No
o th e r pow er b ut T hine,
sta te and are cry in g o u t to be re ­
gon b u ilding m ateria l, th e in v est­
S uprem e because divine.
lieved from w hat we alread y have.
Can bring wo: Id peace;
m ent of $50,000 in a sta te m ining
O b aste th e day, d ear i<ord.
G R E SH A M COUNCIL, O F W OM EN b u reau m ight not be so bad.
As prom ised in Thy vord.
V O TE R S— M eets second
and
fo u rth
T h ere is no co-operation on th e
W hen th e re sn ail be no s v c id ,
M onday e v en in g s o f th e m o n th a t the p a rt of officials to boost Oregon in ­
B ut w ars sh all cea«e.
L ib ra ry .
P re sid e n t. Mrs. Chas. C leve­
d u strie s w hen public money ls ex­
la n d . s e c re ta ry , M rs. E. T ru sc o tt.
O God, we pray th a t we
pended, b u t
they
all co-operate
Thy guid in g h and may see,
B illlousness am i C o nstipation C ured when it com es to boosting ap p ro p rl-
F o r T hou dost lead ;
If you a re ev er tro u b le d w ith bll ations.
May we live tru e to T h ee
iousness o r co n stip atio n you will be
And to h u m a n ity ;
H ere ls a p o in te r fo r som e of
T hus will o u r d estin y
in te re ste d in th e s ta te m e n t of R. F. those who w ant big ap p ro p riatio n s
Be b rig h t Indeed.
Install "Standard" Enamel W are E rw in, P eru , Ind. “ A y ear ago la st — O regon ls loaded to th e g u ard s
w inter I had an a tta c k of ind ig estio n w ith officials an d com m issions and j An orig in a l p erson is on e who
FOR SALE BY
follow ed by biliousness an d co n sti­ ls w eak in in d u strie s and loyalty to doeg th e *o r t of th ln S|' you’ve a l­
ways w anted to do, b ut n ever dared
pation.
Seeing C h a m b e rla in ’s T a b - ! re a l O regon ln te rsta.
lets so
highly recom m ended, I
bought a b o ttle of them and they
A copy o f K e a ts ' poems re c e n tly
You can’t be happy unless you brought
PLUMBING AND HEATING helped me rig h t aw ay ." F o r sale by
$7,000, but a lot of living
make other* happy.
all D ealers.
poet* can t give theirs away,
Gresham, Oregon.
For Brick Delivered to Your Building
Unique Brick & Tile Co.
H — H
City Bakery
Best Bread
Pies, Cakes,
and other
P a stry
A
R em aining le tte rs uncalled for in
the G resham postoffice for week e n d ­
ing Ja n u a ry 24, 1915:
L e tte rs— W. J. McKeown.
C ards— Lucile Jackson,
dead le tte r office on F eb ru ary 7th,
These le tte rs will be sent to th e
1915, if not delivered before . In
{culling for th e above, please say "ad-
. v ertised .” giving d ate of list.
I McCOLL. I*. M.
T he G resham High school ju n io rs
will stag e th e ir class play, “ A re You
a M ason?" on F eb ru ary 20. It will
consist of th re e acts au d Is now- in
reh e arsal, w ith full cast an d leading
ch a racters, u n d er th e d irectio n of
P ro fesso r Collins.
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T here m ight be m ore m ince pie
and fru it cake such as m o th er used
to m ake if we had th e old fash ­
ioned. high pow er d o lla r th a t fa th e r
used to m ake.
Now Open
If the lines of th e h and really in ­
dicated how long a person will live.
Insurance people would have ad o p t­
ed p alm istry long ago.
SCHNEIDER’S
P H O T O S T U D IO
And m any a m an who Is capable
of giving good advice isn ’t capable
of ea rn in g his salt.
Second Floor, Sell Building
Most of us who atte m p t to w ear
th e m an tle of g rea tn ess a re d isa p ­
pointed in th e fit.
All Delayed Orders Will be
Filled. New Business
Solicited.
G o o d S u g g estio n Io G resham P eop le.
It is su rp risin g th e am o u n t of old,
foul m a tte r th e sim ple m ix tu re of
b u ck th o rn
b ark ,
glycerine, etc.,
known us A dler-l-ka, d rain s from th e
system . T his rem edy becam e fum-
ous by cu rin g ap p en d icitis and acts
on I mi H i th e u pper und low er bowel
so th o ro u g h ly th a t one «lose relieves
so u r stom ach, gas on th e stom ach an d
co n stip atio n alm ost im m ed iately . We
are m ighty glad we a re G resham
ag en ts fo r A dler-i-ka.
G resham
Drug Com pany.
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Dally O regonian, 1 yr. r e g ....... $6.00
Tw ice-a-W eek O utlook, 1 y r..... 1.50 '
C om bination. 1 y e a r..................... 6.00
Oil, Oiling!
Oil, Oiling!
H ARNESS
In our Automatic
Harness Oiler
SPECIAL FOR FEB.
Per Set $1.25
Gresham Harness Shop
N ew L o catio n
M ain St.
SEEDS AND DOLLARS
Seed that is not planted does not grow. Dollars that arc
not banked do not increase. No farmer is so foolish as to
think that a paper bag of watermelon seeds, hanging from
the rafters, will ever grow until he planted it. Yet are you
not expecting those dollars in that bureau drawer will grow
without banking them? Dead seeds and dead dollars bring no
(eturns.
B a n k o f G resh am
H o u rs: U a. in. to I p. in.
We pay I |ie r cent. In terest In o u r Savings D epartm ent o r C ertifi­
cates of Deposit.
S a n ita r y M eat M ark et
N O W
OPEN
FOR
B U S IN E S S
Home-made Sausage, Ham, Lard and Baken
ADOLF TIETZE, Prop.
REGNER BLDG.
MAIN
ST.
GRESHAM
Lum ber
ALL KINDS, ROUGH or DRESSED, MOULDING,
SHINGLES, Etc.
L arg e Q u a n tity S p lit C edar Fence P osts
Let us figure on your orders.
W e deliver.
Write or phone.
Sandy F ir Lumber Co.
Phone 446
M artin L e n n a rtz . M gr
S an d y . O re
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Speaking
of Printing
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easier you can do business when
you have plenty of well printed
stationery? It not only makes
you feel better satisfied, but is
every way a profitable invest­
ment. Let us know your needs
and we can satisfy you.
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Satisfaction
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