Gresham outlook., February 26, 1915, Image 1

T W IC E
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VOL.
4.
NO.
G resham O utlook
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GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH,
COUNTY,
OREGON
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1915
$1.50
PER
YEAR
DAM TO BE BUILT
PROPERTY SECURED
ROAD CONFERENCE
ACROSS BULL RUN
BY THE VOLUNTEERS
HELD AT CORVALLIS
TO INCREASE FLOW
FOR THEIR NEW HOME
VERY GRATIFYING
M ayor Albee an d th e fo u r city com -
In ad d itio n to th e dam , a new g ate-
By L. H. W ELLS
by B acon's o rch e stra and by the
CORVALLIS, Feb. 25.— One of one of th e best and m ost in stru c tiv e
PORTLAND, Feb. 25.— S pecial.— W ashington Coniuiandery Male q u ar- th e m ost in stru c tiv e an d en th u sias- of th e conference. Some of th e su b ­
m tssionere
of
P o rtla n d passed house, in ta k e an d screen s will be
th ro u g h G resham on M onday on conB tructed> a sm all electric dyna- The V o lu n teers of A m erica have se- ,e t- Miss R oxana W onunesdorf ren- t |c m eetings held d u rin g F a rm e rs’ jects considered were, road bills be­
: mo in stalled so as to give co n stan t |
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nronertv st . he ' d ered a violin solo. A social reunion W eek a t . th
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, , ltu ra l fore th e p resen t le g islatu re, th e bills
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th e ir way to th e h eadw orks of th e
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attractiv ely d ecorated w ith th e ca - CoUege Wa8 th a t ° f th e county Ju,,K' d rain ag e and d rain ag e m ethods, and
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a th o ro u g h exam in atio n of th e in- m any o th e r im p ro v em en ts m ade in a n J tWQ dw e, „ ng8 froni C apf r , n L. tional colors, and th e cross em blem es’ an d road su p erv iso rs' conference tim b er an d tim b er p reserv atio n .
ta k e and th e buildings, b u t th e oh- th e city s rese rv a tio n .
I p H osford thp co n sid eratio n being of th e C oniuiandery, and a s ta r il The atte n d a n c e from L ane, L inn,
T u esd ay ’s session was opened by
je c t of th e ir visit was to provide for
D uring the past j e a r a larg e num -
s a )P wa8 nlade niore th an lu n iin ated by electricity rep resen t- Kenton and o th e r valley counties a capable ad d re ss by Ju d g e T hom p­
ber of im p ro v em en ts w ere m ade.
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in te rest was all th a t could be de- Thom pson sta te d th e re was little ex­
d ry m onths and to so increase t h e j odjce building a n d h e a d q u a rte rs for
nally accom plished and
th e d e e d
Rev. H erb ert E. Jones, w ho has sired. T he p ro g ram p rep ared in co- cuse fo r fa ilu re to get re su lts u n d er
supply th a t P o rtla n d may have em ployes, th re e co ttag e s for g atem en
placed on record by J. J. O der for
been p asto r of th e C h ristian ch u rch o p eratio n w ith an advisory com m it- th e p resen t laws as th e co u rts and
en o ugh in sto ra g e to la st fifteen days, and b arn s an d th e co n stru c tio n of a (||t
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, __ V o lu n teers of A m erica.
T his
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B ull„ R un , t a :|< Iv e s th e V olunteers a fine property. at M onm outh, O regon, has accepted tee of co unty Judges, was of a de- road officials a re clothed w ith am ple
a call to th e p a sto ra te of the C h rist- cidedly p ractical n atu re .
P ractical, a u th o rity .
by m eans of a reinforced concrete | tion to th e h ead w o rk s, a d istan ce of |
They ow ned th e inside lot, occupied
Ian church, of St. Jo h n s, ar.il will en- live, every-day topics were p r e s e n ­
dam 30 feet high and approxim ately \ over five m iles. All th ese iniprove-
C. R. B eardsley, city en g in ee r of
by th e G irls’ B oarding House, which
te r on his w ork th e re M a' 1. 'l e v / ed by men of experience. T he dis- C orvallis, follow ed an d gave a very
300 feet long across the Bull R un m en ts cost ap p ro x im ately $20,000.1
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l was p u rch ased several years ago for
Jones has had fifteen yeure »ctive cussions w ere in stru ctiv e, in te rest- In stru ctiv e ta lk on th e co n stru ctio n
canyon directly above th e p rese n t H ereto fo re th e fam ilies of th e gate-
$8000 and th e residence was th en
work in the m in istry , ab o u t half thr.t , ing and held th e a tte n tio n of all.
h eadw orks. T he cost will be som e- m en an d pipe w alk ers lived in sh ack s f
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an d m ain ten an ce of b ro k en sto n e
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dedicated by ex-M ayor Joseph Simon
tim e having been spent in activ e
T he first d ay ’s p ro g ram w ith an roads. Mr. B eard sley ’s ta lk in d ic a t­
th in g over $100,000
b u ilt m any y ears ago, an d th e office
as a b o arding house, a hom e for | evangelistic work.
F o r fo u r y ears ad d ress of welcome by P ro fesso r ed deep stu d y and m astery of th e
W ork will be s ta rte d on it in th e an d h e a d q u a rte rs w ere in an old log
young w omen
w here
they would
[he worked in S eattle, W ashington, H etiel, d irec to r of th e E xtension dl- su b ject. If som e of th e su g g estio n s
n e a r fu tu re , as th e d etailed plans cabin erected a t th e tim e th e Bull
have C hristian su rro u n d in g s.
Since
I u nder tlie C h ristian W om en's Hoard vision of O. A. C. He was follow ed m ade by him a re follow ed, we will
for th e c o n stru c tio n of th e dam al- Run w ater system was tak en over by
then th e residence has been en larg ed ¡of M issions,
w here one
mission by P ro fesso r Skelton who spoke up- soon note a m arked im provem ent in
ready have been com pleted by E n g i­ P o rtla n d , m ore th a n 20 y ears ago.
It was du e to th e efforts of M ajor
church was developed.
Rev. Mr ¡on th e p ro p er alig n m en t, g rad e s and o u r sto n e roads.
n eer D. D. C lark e, of th e W ater B ur­
T he plan k roadw ay was co n stru ct-
Jessie M. S tark and h er a s sista n t.
eau, and his assista n ts.
ed so th a t su p p lies may be ta k e n to A d ju ta n t pjelile S ta rk , th a t
p ro p . Jones w orked in P o rtlan d u nder th e d rain ag e of roads. He urged the
P ro fesso r S kelton, in a discussion
At p resen t th e re is no dam across th e head w o rk s from th e » te rm in u s p n y hag bpen #pcure(J
M ajor gt{|rk direction of th e A m erican C h ristian necessity of a definite plan of road of gravel roads, took th e position
Roads sh o u ld
be th a t in th e W illam ette Valley, w ith
th e Bull R un, th e w ate r being di- of th e M ount Hood b ranch of th e g tarted |h e
a,
t „ 8P(.u re , hp M issionary society and the city board , im provem ent.
v erted
in to
th e
pipe
lines ! P o rtla n d R ailw ay, L ig h t & Pow er homp placp of C aptaJn L. p H f o r d l ° r C h ristian ch u rch es as city evan- classified in th e o rd er of th e ir re la ­ its p le n tifu l supply of g rav el, this
th ro u g h a co n crete flume ru n n in g in -¡c o m p a n y .
O ver th is road m a teria l d , rpctly on , he corller of Ea8l 1 7th Igelist, and went to M onm outh from tive im portance, w ith due reg ard to m a terial sh o u ld be used very freelv
| P o rtlan d , w here a new church has th e probable fu tu re req u irem en ts. on all of th e less Im p o rtan t roads.
to th e ce n te r of th e strea m . W hen for th e co n stru c tio n of th e dam will I
and E ast Ash stre e t ab o u t two years
been com pleted and dedicated free G rades sh o u ld be estab lish ed , an d He ad vocated using a g re a te r dep th
th e w ate r becom es low In the strea m be tru c k e d to th e headw orks. H ere-
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th e flow which can , be . d iv erted
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. . te com pany, gave $5000 of debt and a la rg e n u m b er of new all co n stru ctio n work ca rrie d on in of g rav el th a n is th e com m on p rac­
. . . into to fo re . th . e old ro ad fo r th e 6 g re a te r Rea)
th e con d u its is m uch less th an th e ir p a rt of th e year, was im passable an d .
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,, m em bers secured. A public lib tary conform ity w ith a definite plan. In tice, and also sta te d th a t a w ider
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tow ard th e p u rch ase price on condl-
capacity. T h ro u g h the co n stru ctio n in case of em ergency it would be im-
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. and read in g room w ere in stalled ati th is way an ev er-in creasin g per cent road th a n th a t u sually b u ilt would
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p art of th e work of th e M onm outh of th e an n u a l ex p e n d itu res will rep ­ prove m ore econom ical.
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o f th e dam th e flow into th e con­ possible to ru sh su p p lies to th e head- ,
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this co n d itio n was com plied with,
church.
d u its can be in creased several m ill­ w orks. W ith th e c o n stru c tio n of th e
resen t p erm a n en t in v estm en t. T he
Ju d g e M cK night, of L inn county,
T he V o lu n teers have th u s a full
ions of gallons daily and easily re g ­ plan k roadw ay th e trip from th e end
w asteful practice of destro y in g all m ade a very able ad d ress on th e pos­
q u a rte r block, an d in th e co u rse of
" if we had th e money to defray
u la ted . T he dam will back th e wa- 1 of th e railw ay to th e h ead w o rk s can
th a t has been done before m ust sib ility of v o lu n te er w ork in th e con­
tim e will ere ct a m odern building, the expenses of placing fam ilies on
cease if we are to advance. A la rg e stru c tio n and m a in te n an c e of county
te r up the n arrow canyon above the be m ade in a u to tru ck s in less th a n
which will be th e b o arding house and vacant lots th e problem of m ak in g
h ead w o rk s approxim ately 2500 feet. ,30 m inutes.
per cent of ex p e n d itu res on ro ad s in roads. Ju d g e M cK night h as had v al­
hom e for young women in P o rtlan d . them self-su p p o rtin g would be solv­
the past have been in te arin g up an d uable experien ce and has been m ost
A nom inal sum is ch arg ed th e young ed ,” said Mrs. Jo sep h in e A. Sharp,
reb u ild in g w hat has been im p ro p er­ successful in o b ta in in g re su lts w ith
NO PENALTY FOR
RUDOLPH KASER WEDS
women fo r expenses, an d they have presid en t of th e A lb erta W om en's
SECOND HALF TAXES
MISS SUSIE STANLEY all th e benefits of a hom e w ith its Im provem ent club y esterday. She ly done. F re q u en tly little progress v o lu n te er w ork.
resu lts. P ro fesso r Skelton sta te d
P ro fesso r G raf, h ead of th e E x­
N otice has been sen t to all county
R udolph K ase r an d Miss Susie com forts an d m oral su rro u n d in g s. A explained th a t te n ts a re needed, but th a t m oney sp en t red u cin g excessive
p erim en tal E n g in eerin g D epartm ent,
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needed
for
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ust
be
had
for
floors
to
th
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tre a s u re rs by th e s ta te tax co m iris- S tanley w ere m a rrie d a t th e b rid e's
g rades, im proving locations, elim i­ gave a very lucid ta lk on th e selec­
*• sion th a t u n d er th e new law passed hom e on th e Base L ine road W ed- l»irPose and for th is th e ad d itio n a l ten ts and w ater m ust be conducted to n atin g needless d istan ce, g rad in g
tion of san d an d gravel fo r concrete.
T he
H osford th e te n ts in pipes, all of which m eans
a t the recent session of th e legisla­ nesday evening. Rev. Mr. 3elf, a lot was p urchased.
and d rain in g , and b u ild in g p e rm a ­ He gave it as his opinion th a t m ore
expense,
and
to
g
et
th
is
money
is
the
and a
tu re p en alties o r in te re st w ill not be P rew byterU n m tu iaU r c f M eu tav ttla horae OCCUPU'8 t,le <;orl" ‘r
nent sm all bridges an<l cq lv erts rep ­ (Allures are due to the use ct poor
six-room co ttag e sta n d s in th e rea r, problem to be solved.
co llectible on second-half taxes in p erfo rm in g th e cerem ony.
resen t th e m ost p erm a n en t ro ad in ­ sand and grav el and to Im proper p ro ­
''W e know of fam ilies ready to
T he happy couple le ft for P o rtla n d ,h e latte_r bel.nK u se'1 for a ,lay n u r’
case th e first h alf is paid before
vestm ent th a t can be m ade. G ravel p o rtio n s of co arse, and fine m ateria l
sery.
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he
V
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lu
n
teers
of
A
m
erica
move
on
vacant
lots
as
soon
as
they
A pril 1 th is year. T axes th is ' t a r a f te r th e w edding d in n e r, an d will
o r broken sto n e p ro p erly applied th a n to In fe rio r cem ent. Field m eth ­
will be collected u n d er th e old law a f te r a brief honeym oon to u r re tu rn conduct an in d u stria l hom e on W est , have te n ts and th e te n ts are floored m akes a good foundation for h ig h e r
ods of p ro p o rtio n in g w ere ex plained
Pine
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and
Union
av
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and
w
ater
is
conveyed
to
these
lo
ts,”
w ith th is im p o rta n t change, th e bill to th e ir new hom e on th e Base L ine
priced roads, an d in th a t sense may and discussed an d th e econom y of a
¡continued
Mrs. S harp.
"P eo p le
p ro viding for two d istinct periods of n e a r th e 13-m ile post w hich is ready m ission on th e W est side.
be reg ard ed as a p e rm a n e n t invest- properly g rad ed m ix tu re was show n.
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I m ight raise th e money in groups at 1
paym ents, also passed a t th e recent fo r th e ir reception.
R eference was m ade also to th e spec­
T he W ashington Masonic bodies, sm all individual expense and put '
session, not applying until 1910. Be­
T hose who atte n d e d th e w edding
Mr. R obert Kyle, one of B enton ial q u a litie s req u ired of a rock to be
W ashington Lodge No 46, W ashing fam ilies in th e ir neighborhood on
g in n in g next year, the sheriffs vill be as in v ited g u ests w ere th e p are n ts
ton C h a p te r No. 18, W ashington th ese vacant lots. C hurches and co u n ty ’s m ost efficient an d capable used for co n crete w earin g su rfaces.
ta x collectors, a law passed a t th e of th e bride an d groom w ith th e ir
Council No. 3, W ashington Conim an- lodges could do th is th in g , and th e road su p erv iso rs, discussed m ethods
P ro fesso r R. E. Edgecom b follow ­
rec en t session tra n sfe rrin g th e d u ty fam ilies, G eorge P u llen an d wife,
dery No. 15 an d M arth a W ashington problem would be solved by a large ¡of rep airin g gravel roads. Mr. Kyle ed P ro fesso r G raf In a ta lk on th e
to them
W ill B ooth and wife, R euben K aser
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.C h a p te r No. 14, rep rese n tin g m ore n u m b er of fam ilies, who a re w ith o u t ) I is a believer in th e pro v erb ial "stitc h p ractical use of co n crete an d re in ­
If one-half of th e taxes on any
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’ th an 2000 m em bers, held th e ir an- money to pay rent. 1 would suggest in tim e” . He sta te d th a t rep a irs forced co n c rete In d ra in a g e s tr u c t­
p ro p erty fo r th e y ear 1914 shall have and G ran d p a L anuon.
should be m ade a t th e first in d ica­ ures, and gave in a p rac tica l way th e
nual observance of W ash in g to n 's
been paid before the first day of
b irth d a y in th e E ast Side Masonic be raised by th e ch u rch es and lodges tions of need. As a m a tte r of both co nditions u n d er w hich co n crete
A pril, 1915, th e second h alf of such DEATH CLAIMS
economy and efficiency he recom ­
hall, E ast T enth an d E ast B u rn sid e
ALICE M. MILLER stree ts. W o rsh ip fu l M aster H. H. o r neighborhood g roups of people, m ended th e use of no m ore m aterial should be used in d rain s, cu lv erts,
tax es may be paid a t any tim e before
and sh o rt span bridges. He sta te d
and we would see th a t needy fa m i­
th e first day of O ctober, 1915, w ith ­
A lice M M iller, d a u g h te r of Mr. Young delivered th e w ords of wel- lies a re placed on th e vac in t lots at th a n necessary.
th a t w hile co n crete for such con­
o u t any pen alty o r in te re st of anv
P ro fesso r G. W. Peevy explained stru ctio n is usually m ore expensive
and Mrs. A. F. M iller of Sellw ood COIne to ,h e
au d ien ce an d in- once. T en ts may be had now and
kind o r a m o u n t.”
and s is te r of K arl A. M iller of th e itro d u c ed Rev. F ra n k L. L oveland, paid for later. Prom pt action should th e m ethod of applying p reserv ativ es In first cost, it Is m ore econom ical in
T his a c t has been signed by the B ank of G resham , died a t th e fam ily * h ° m ade th e ad d ress of th e evening ¡be tak en as som e fam ilies we know of to bridge tim b ers, and discussed th e long run on account of its d u r ­
G overnor and will become a law on hom e th is m orning. Miss M iller had Dr- L oveland paid high trib u te to are In d ire need and cannot pay th e ir oosts and co nditions u n d er w hich ab ility an d la stin g q u alities. H e dis­
tre a tm e n t is profitable.
May 22, 1915.
In sub stan ce, it been an invalid fo r 18 years. H ers W ashington as th e lib e ra to r of his r e n t.”
cussed nlso th e g en eral m ethods of
One of th e m ost in stru c tiv e fea­ co n stru ctio n w ith referen ce to form s
am ends section 3682 of L o rd 's O re­ was a b ea u tifu l C hristian
c h a ra c te r, co u n try an d as a g rea t Mason. H e,
Mrs. S h arp m entions two fam ilies
gon Laws (am ended by section 20 of She bore th e su fferin g an d loneliness a *8° Paid high trib u te to th e M a so n ic.o u t of several who have tak en advan- tu re s of th e conference was a visit an d placing of rein fo rcin g steel.
c h a p te r 184. Laws of 1913) so th a t of a sh u t-in w ith p atien ce an d cheer- o rd e r and declared it stood for cor.- j tage of th e vacant lot m ovem ent, to th e road te stin g la b o rato ry d u rin g
th e late afte rn o o n of M onday. P ro ­
all penalties on th e second half of fulness. Miss M iller was
Make a G ucmn .
ab o u t 42 « trac tiv e pro g ress, lib erty and th ■ O n e man secured fo u r lots and an o th -
tax es, w here th e first h alf is paid y ears of age. She had lived all h e r b ro th erh o o d of m an.
Every person who sen d s In th e cor­
e r man will c u ltiv a te six lots, and be- fessor G raf and his a ssista n st w ere
on hand to give all desired In fo rm a­ rect so lu tio n to th e puzzle in o u r
before A pril 1, 1915, will be ca n ­ life in th e house in which she died. | O rch estral m usic was fu rn ish ed come self-su p p o rtin g .
tion. T ests w ere being m ade a t the window will receive a 40-cent can of
celled on May 22, 1915, and will not
T he fu n e ra l services will be held
tim e of th e visit so th a t It was pos­ V ernical floor and V arnish sta in
th e re a fte r be collectible.
S atu rd ay a t 2 :3 0 from K enw orthy TWO MORE CARS
ATHLETIC CLUB
sible to see every Btep of th e process free. You need not buy a n y th in g in
T axpayers who pay o n e-half of the chapel, 13th an d Bidwell stre e ts.
FORD AUTO SERVICE
ELECTS OFFICERS ¡and to have th e te sts explained.
tax es charged ag a in st th e ir p roperty
o rd e r to e n te r th e co n test.
It is
A round tab le conference on live free fo r everybody, so g et busy
B
eginning
next
M
onday
th
e
jitn
ey
before April 1, 1915, m ay pay th e
In terest in M eeting Increasing.
At a m eeting of th e G resham A th ­
road su b je cts was held M onday ev­ w h eth e r you a re a cu sto m er of o u rs
line betw een G resham and P o rtlan d ,
second half any tim e from May 22
T he atte n d a n c e and in te re st in th e ¡now o p e ra tin g two F o rd cars u n d er letic club, held on Thursday» e v e n ­ en ing from 7 :3 0 to 1 0:00 in th e o r not. C o n test closes F e b ru a ry 28.
to S eptem ber 30, 1915, both dates
inclusive w ith o u t p enalty o r in te re st ¡revival m eetings a t th e F re e Method - th e title of F ord A uto Service, will ing, new officers for th e com ing room s of th e civil en g in eerin g d e­ Mail o r bring your so lu tio n to o u r
on said second half. W here one-half 1st ch u rc h a re increasing.
E v an g e­ p ut on tw o m ore F o rd s an d change year w ere elected as follow s: presi- p artm en t. T hough n o t on th e re g ­ sto re before
th a t d ate.
M etzger
ls paid before A pril 1, 1915, th e sec- '*st C oburn will preach ag ain on the th e tim e card .
dent, K. T. Jo n e s) vice p resid en t, u la r p rogram , th is fe a tu re proved Bros.— Adv.
ond h alf will not becom e d elinquent S abbath. T he su b je c t a t 11 a. m.
It is th e in te n tio n to s ta r t from , , aro ld K p rn ; 8p(.rptary> H arrv , o h n .
u n til O ctober 1, 1915.
w ill be "T h e S ecret of P o w e r," At each end of th e ro u te at 7 a. m. and
LUMBER COMPANY
P ro w lers F rig h te n e d Away.
T axpayers who do not pay a t least 2 :3 0 p. m. a p en tac o stal service and leave each te rm in al every 30 m in- 8° n : " ' • ^ “ " 'a t - a r m s , 8. M cCnrtor.
WOULD
AID
BUILDER3
T hree
T
h ree new d irec to rs were also
o n e-h alf of th e taxes charged again st a t 7 :3 0 p. m. “ T he Gospel In v ita utes u n til 6 o ’clock. T he h e a d q u a r
Two men w ere seen aro u n d Louis
Bert Hoss, F ran k lliim ll.i,
th e ir pro p erty before April 1, 1915, tio n ."
T he m eetings will probably I tere h ere will be a t th e Congdon ho elected.
T he Sandy F ir L u m b er com pany, Y u n k er’s new barn last nig h t betw een
T he th ree h old­ whose mill and m ain offices a re lo­ 11 and 12 o'clock, p resu m ab ly a fte r
will be su b je ct to a p enalty of 1 p er te rm in a te W ednesday n ig h t.
J tel an d in P o rtlan d a t F irs t and A1 H arry C renshaw .
cent for each c a le n d a r m onth o r frac- 1 No services will be held S atu rd ay d er stre e ts.
S peaking of th e pro overs a re G eorge F. Honey, H atold cated n ea r Sandy, calls atte n tio n in horees, as no o th e r stock Is kept
tion th ereo f on th e e n tire am o u n t evening o r Monday afte rn o o n , I ut posed e x tra service one of th e pro- Kern and E. T. Jones.
an ad in th is issue to a special sale th ere. T he alarm was given by Al­
A special m eeting will be held >n of lum ber, offering m any sta n d a rd b e rt Y unker, who was stay in g a t th e
un p aid, u n til S eptem ber 1, 1915. they
be on M onday evening, p rieto rs says:
W here one-half is not paid before | T uesday and W ednesday a fte rn ■•n | "W e ask th e people of G resham to T uesday, March 9, at which t i n e a r sizes and len g th s
at
prlce-i th a t hom e of his uncle, and who saw th e
A pril 1, 1915, th e am ount unpaid and evening. All are cordially in v it- boost, an d in re tu rn will nut on m ore ran g em en t will be m ade to establish m ak e one feel It is a good tim e to men ca u tio u sly m aking (h eir way
cars an d give a first-class service and a p erm a n en t fund.
Each m em ber build.
will become d elin q u en t on Septem - ed to a tte n d ,
th ro u g h th e o rch a rd tow ard th e barn.
T he com pany is well equipped to
spend o u r m oney in G resham .
A will be req u ired to pay 25 cen ts a '
ber 1, 1915.
IjOiiis an d A lbert Y u n k er arm ed
I * EXPLOITS OF ELAINE
good bus service will b rin g a h .tr- m onth in to th e tre a su ry and a series j h an d le larg e o rd ers, m ak in g deliv­ them selv es an d w ent to th e barn. As
By th e en a ctm en t of H ouse bill
FREE AT OPERA HOUSE dred m ore people to resid e in G resh- of e n te rta in m e n ts will be arran g e d . eries p ro m p tly , and can be easily th ey m ade th e ir way aro u n d the
No 471, th e recen t legislative assem ­
■
am thia y e a r.”
reached by phone.
bly provided fo r c e rta in changes in
barn , they w ere seen o r heard by one
"T h e re will be a free show a t Reg
T he run
m ade
Orp8h. JITNEY SERVICE
T he officers of th e com pany e re of th e m a ra u d ers, who w arned his
th e m a n n er of tax paym ents, to be-
n e r's op era house n ex t S atu rd ay ev­ am an d P o rtla n d in 35 o r 40 m in ­
TO PLEASANT HOME ¡such well known men as W A P ro c­ com panion by a w histle an d both
com e effective in 1916. T his act has
ening, in w hich th e "E x p lo its of utes. T he new tim e card w i'f indi-
to r, E. Beers, Jo h n S tra u s an d Mar- men h astily beat a re tre a t. One shot
n o th in g w h ate v er to do w ith tax pay-1
An ad v e rtise m en t In th is issue a n ­
E la in ” will have its In tro d u ctio n . I t cate th a t th e Par8 w |„ ,payp p, rh
tin L ennartz.
m en ts in th e p rese n t year.
was fired by th e p u rsu ers an d they
nounces
th
e
sta
rtin
g
of
a
Jitney
a
u
to
will co n tin u e for sev eral weeks as a te rm in al on th e h o u r and h alf hour.
w ere follow ed as far as th e W inch
service betw een P leasan t H om e an d |
se ria l and is brim full of th rillin g
At R egner'« O pera H ouse.
|
place,
when th ey w ere lost sig h t of.
W e have a new lot of Im proved i„ terpBt
P
o
rtlan
d
via
G
resham
T
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p
ro
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W hen any of us m odest fellow s
house will be
A tra m p called a t th e Y unker
O. E. E lectric Irons.
$3 50 irons,
C h risten sen . R eg n er's of o » p era
Its " w » ant
to pay an ex tra nice com plim ent e to r of th e line Is
T his sto ry a rap acity . w ith its
m io
>’ 1 Louis
" ' n ' v-nrwiensen
hi» a n
v- ,
su b title of "T h e C lu tch in g H an d ,” '« a m an, we say th a t "h e is o u r kind and th « farp »"
a < 3« cents to
,
..
a “ C* ®n r ',ay hom e y esterd ay afte rn o o n , begging
now $2.75 at S terlin g & K idder's.
i . nnw
i.
o f n e o n le ”
o r ,rom f e a s a n t Home and 30 cen ts H W ,ln* next
' an H o u ten ’s orchea- fo r food. He may have been recon-
o
ru n n in g in th e S unday O re-
P P
to o r from G illis T he a u to Is sche- ’ra will fu rn ish th e m usic. C ar ser-
A full colum n of w ant ads In th is
o ite rln g fo r a n ig h t visit, b u t th a t Is
It will be portrayed in
duled to leave P le a sa n t H ome a t 7 :3 0 vice by th e O. W. P. an d Jitney bus J u n certain ,
Issue ind icates th e value of »he O ut- <o n l“ n
E arly to bed and early to rise.
th rillin g scenes. O th er fe a tu re s will
look as an advertising medium.
Makes th o se w ealthy who ad v ertise. a m , 1 0:45 a. m. an d 2 p. m ; leav- tra n sp o rta tio n have been a rra n g e d
be show n, m ak in g a fu ll ev en in g ’s
________
Ing Portland at 9 a. m., 12:45 p. m.. for a late hour between here and
Wizard Fertilizer will put your
e
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in
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t
fo
r
an
adm
ission
of
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an's
m tnd is as ch an g eab le and 4:30 p m The trip Is expected Portland. Tickets will be 7« cenU; vegetables on the early market. At
(lasses
fitted.
Eyes tested and
Dr. Ou». lugli».
& and lit cents.—Adr.
¡as the shape of ber hat.
to take an hour or a little more.
¡supper, cafeteria style, 25 cents.
Sterling A Kidder'».—Adv.