GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
FAIRVIEW
U nder S tate S upervision
Bank of Gresham
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S tatem ent of condition at close of business April 17, 1915:
reso u rces .
L oan-
am i
i I im
o ttll
Ileal esta te, fu rn itu re and
Stack*.
‘ m .iiJ T il
fixtures
4 ,7 3 8 .5 «
n a r r a n ls
s.3 2 u 00
E x p e n s e n u o l lu t
P A S H und D U E I RUM R E S E R V E H A N K S
1,2 3 2 .(¡H
2 1 ,0 1 1 .5 1
S 7 5 .3 2 0 .0 5
M A BI I.
IES.
C apital stock and su rp lu s
Dl I*»ISITS
R even u e accou n t
SI 5 ,5 0 0 .OO
5 0 ,0 1 5 .1 7
8 1 4 .7 8
S 7 5 .3 2 0 .0 5
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A. F. M ILLER, P resid en t.
F. A. HOLLIDAY, Vice P resident.
KARL M ILLER, Cashier.
G ust L arson, E m anuel A nderson, Jas. McP Robinson, H. W. Snas-
hall, J C. P eterso n , II. E. S andstedt and E. W. P eterson, Owners
and D irectors.
£
WE SOLICIT VOI R PATRONAGE.
SCENIC
svmm ons .
In th e Ju stice C o u rt fo r M ultnem ah
D istrict, C ounty of M ultnom ah,
S tate of O regon.
A aron F ox,P laintiff vs. Geo. H. G rif-
(in, De tn t an t.
T0H h 0 riffln e nam<?d D efendant> Geo
,
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A m erry p arty of young people had
a p|cn(c jn j j r H u n ter's grove Sun-
day
T hose present w ere A lbert.
Carl, W illiam and E lm er Beyers,
; Lloyd S h rin er, Roy Calvin, F ran k
In th e nam e of th e S tate of Oregon
you are hereby req u ired to ap p ear and
an sw er th e com plaint filed a g a in st
you in th e above en title d action on o r
before Monday, th e 14th day of Ju n e,
1915, th a t being th e tim e fixed by
me for you to ap p e ar and answ er, for
w ant thereo f, th e plaintiff will ta k e
Judgm ent a g a in st you for the relief
dem anded in th e com plaint, tow it:
for th e sum of $239.86 and for his
costs and disb u rsem en ts in th is ac­
tion.
And you a re fu rth e r notified th a t
th e plaintiff lias caused to be issued,
th ro u g h this court, a w rit of a tta c h ­
m ent and also caused a g arn ish m en t
to be served on th e County C lerk of
M ultnom ah C ounty, Oregon, who has
in his possession a ce rtain sum of
money belonging to you and w hich is
being held su b ject to the outcom e of
said action.
T his sum m ons is served upon you
by publication th ereo f for six conse­
cutive weeks in th e G resham O utlook
by an o rd er m ade by me. Ju stic e of
th e P eace fo r th e D istrict, County
and S tate above nam ed, w hich o rd er
is dated on the 10th day of A pril,
1915.
B. F. ROLLINS,
Ju stic e of the Peace,
G resham , Oregon.
1 F irs t publication Apr. 13, 1915.
L ast publication May 25, 1915.
TTB8DAY.
APRIL
20.
1015
SANDY
FA IR V IE W , April lti.— On S a tu r­
SANDY. April 19.— Mr. Boyd, of
day evening Miss R uth Shaw e n te r ­ Eut:, ue, assisted by Miss Ione Gay
tained th e m em bers of U. S. Sunday violinist, will give an evening of
school class, of which Mrs. A. L. readings a t S helley's hall F rid ay ev-
Stone is teacher. A fter a sh o rt busl- ; enillg, A pr„ , sd T he affair w„ , bfl
ness m eeting gam es an d music w ere (gtven u n d er , he augplce. o i th e
enjoyed, a fte r w hich refre sh m e n ts ! W om an's club
were served. T hose p resen t besides
Mrs. P urcell e n te rta in e d a group
th e hostess and h er m o th er Mrs. 11. of frien d s at a
Kaffee K ranchen
M Shaw w ere: Mrs. A. L. Stone, W ednesday aftern o o n .
Misses Gladys H olgate, N ellie F aris,
Mrs. B ru n s is hom e ag ain a f f r r a
F ran ces and G ladys Bliss, Eva brief visit w ith frien d s in P o rtlan d .
Tow nsend, L au ra Dolph and Je an f Monday will be clean-up day,
L ent, Messrs. E arl Tow nsend, \ \ al-1 hence everyone is busy th ese days
lace Spence, Will and E lbert Stone in giving th e ir prem ises a spik and
Blain
I u rn er, Cedric an d t lyde 8paI1 appearance.
Stone an d C harles B aird
Tile W om an's club was e n .e rta in -
»On S atu rd ay aftern o o n L aw rence ed by Mrs. Bam back and Mrs. Mc-
Robbins e n te rta in e d a few friends, W llliam at th e la tte r's pictu resq u e
th e occasion being his b irth d ay . The hom e on th e Bluff road T h u rsd ay a f­
hours w ere passed w ith gam es a fte r ternoon. F atuous places in A m erica
which lunch was served by Mrs Rob­ w ere presented in a d elig h tfu lly in ­
bins and Mrs. Shute. T hose p resen t te re stin g m an n er by Mrs. J. C. Sm ith,
w ere: Dick, L aurel, Alice and Mil­ who paid a visit to N iag ara Fails,
dred Shute, Glen B urlingam e, H arold Mrs. C. D. Purcell, who to u red the
and F red Shaw, G erald A nderson, Y ellow stone P ark , Mrs. Bamback
Collin f r e e , Dolph and Donald Rob­ having ascended P ik e ’s P eak and
bins.
Mrs.
M cW illiams,
E llis
Island.
On S atu rd ay evening Mr. and Mrs. M am m oth Cave, K entucky, G lazier
R. J. C opeland e n te rta in e d at cards, P ark , Mount Vernon and th e Cliff
a fte r which lunch was served. Those dw ellers will be given a t th e next
who enjoyed th e evening were, Mr. m eeting. A pleasing fe a tu re of the
an d Mrs. J. W. M oller, Mr. an d Mrs. aftern o o n w ere th e violin num bers
J- H. P eterso n , Mr. and Mrs. B. ren d ered by Miss Ione Gay of T aco­
W entw orth G ran t, Mr. and Mrs. ma, who Is the guest of tier bister
G rant Shaw, Mrs. C. E. Robbins, Mrs. an d brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Mc­
H. T. Shute, Rachel and Clyde P eter- W illiam s. T he first T h u rsd ay in May
th e club will m eet w ith Mrs. Bell.
son, Melvin and M arjory Moller.
A silv er tea will be given by the
Miss Em m a C arlson, Miss M aggie
Gibson and Jo h n Cheney, of T he L adies’ Aid T h u rsd ay aftern o o n ,
J
Dalles, have been th e guest of th e April 22a at the hom e of Mrs. W. H.
fo rm e r’s sis te r Mrs. C h arles Rob- B areudrick.
Eleven schools including Sandy and
bins
T he roll of honor for th e F airview th e su rro u n d in g d istric ts will hold a
school, fo r th e m onth en ding April field m eet a t Sandy S atu rd ay , April
16, is as follow s: P rin cip al J. B. 24th. Till1 co n tests are scheduled at
L e n t’s room , R achel P eterson, Con- nlne and wil1 co n t,n u e th ro u g h o u t
verce B urlingam e, R udolph L uscher, th e day.
S atu rd ay
m o rn in g 's
O regonian
Ju liu s L uscher, Clyde P eterso n , Ce­
contained
an
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th
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ta
le
reg
a rd in g a
celia McMaimes, Clifford
B u rlin g ­
am e, H u b ert Schram , Em il Loser, E s­ railro ad to Sandy. W ill tlie dream
th e r Shaw , N ellie Brow n, A nnabelle ev er com e tru e?
Cowles, R uth Brooks, C laude H eslln,
PLEASANT HOME
Jan ies Flem ing.
A U C T IO N
SALE
3 4 Mile West of Fairview, on Sandy Road
T U E S D A Y , A PR IL 2 7 , IO a. m .
Jersey Cow. 2 Heifers. Jersey Bull. 3 inch Wagon. Surrey,
good as new. Top Buggy, Mower. Hay Rack. Wood Rack.
Garden Plow. One Horse Cultivator. 2 Sets W ork Harness.
Double Buggy Harness. Single Buggy Harness. And various
other Farm and Household Articles.
T E R M S— S u u ta tin d er $*11» C a sh ; S li» o r o v e r , s ix
tl i»er c e n t in te r e a t.
F R E E LUNCH AT NOON.
inontli** tiin e ,
SAI,E RAIN OR SHINE
A. A LBR EC H T, O w n e r
W S. WOOD, Auctioneer.
SANITARY MEAT MARKET
BEST QUALITY MEATS
All Kinds of Sausages, Ham, Lard, Bacon, Homemade
ADOLF TIETZE
PHONE 54 X
MAIN
ST.
GRESHAM
Tow nsend, and th e Misses H ilda
Beyers, P earl Kuegg, M innie S hriner,
i H azel Goger, Lena W rig h t and Alber-
Ia Schneider. A delicious lunch was
, ■ ■
,
,
. . ,
sprved- band music was fu rn ish ed
by the gentlem en present. A most
Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14; No. 3, $11. Barn
delightful day was speflt and will be
Rustic, $9.
long rem em bered by those present.
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 10 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sized $7.
Mrs. A m anda Jo h n so n , who has
2x4, 2x6, 2x8 , 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sized $7.
been a guest at th e hom e of her
Fencing, $6.
Shiplap, $8.
nephew D. D. Ja ck for sev eral weeks,
SPLIT, ROUGH and DRESSED CEDAR POSTS
re tu rn e d Sunday to h er hom e a t C or­
bett.
T hose a tte n d in g th e band concert
and p lay lett at G resham F rid ay night
All kinds of Moulding, Apple Boxes, Ladders and Shingles
from Scenic w ere Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
TURNED
PORCH POSTS, NEWELS, BAULSTERS, TABLE
B eyers, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. D uncan,
LEGS, Moulded and Plain GUTTERS.
Mr. and Mrs. N asshahn an d fam ily,
We Deliver Lumber
R eginald and M arg erite B urchett,
In Mrs. Ja n e t M. G ru n t's room ,
The W om en’s C h ristian T em per-
C arl G oger and C harley DeHaven.
D orothy Bozley, Clem Cowles, Zola ! ance Union will m eet F rid ay afte r-
Joel Joh n so n , of A rleta, called on
P roudfit, W esley Schram , L au rel noon. April 23, w ith Mrs. P. M. Mil- j
his nephew D. D. Jack , Sunday.
Shute, lea F u jish lm a, D onald G rant ler. This” is an im p o rta n t m eeting
Route No. 2.
PHONE 41x
Melvin M oller, F red Shaw, Glen B ur to which ail m em bers a re urged to
List o f L etters,
lingam e, M abie Brown, L aw rence . be present.
R em aining le tte rs uncalled for in Bobbins R ichard Shute, G eorge An- , Mrs. M attie Sleeth, s ta te le c tu re r
th e G resham postoffice for week end- deraon, E dw ard H eslin, M arg aret ! of the W om en’s C h ristian T em per- T h e P r o h ib itio n A rm y in Eiir<»|ieaii N oth in g So (>< hm I for a t o u g h or Cold
Trench**».
ing April 18th, 1915:
Jo n as, A lfred L edbury, H arold Shaw , jan ce Union, will give a recital at
W hen you have a cold you w ant
T he p resid en t of th e R ussian th e best m edicine o b ta in ab le so as
L e tte rs— H. S. Jo h n so n , Mrs. E. F red Proudfit, L ancelot P roudfit. D enny’s hall S atu rd ay evening, April
Duma, in his speech opening th e new
M ellquiat, Mrs. G. V. Taylor.
Z ara F itzg e rald , C harlie F itzg e rald , ' 24. T he ladies of th e local Union session on F eb ru ary 9, 1915, referre d to get rid of it w ith th e least possi­
F oreig n — Donenio T erro u te, Joe Bobble F itzg e rald , G ertru d e F itzger-1 will
POW ELL VALLEY
serve
refresh m en ts.
Mrs. to th e p ro h ib itio n of vodka in the ble delay. T h ere are many who con­
B ackers, Mrs. Gus P eterson.
“ Accept, great sid e r C h u m b erlu lu ’s Cough Remedy
aid, Jam es Bozley, M argaret F itz- Sleeth will also speak on Sun- follow ing w ords:
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n P alm blad spent
m
onarch,
th
e
low
est
reverence of u nsurpassed. Mrs. J. Boroff, Elida,
R e g iste r— J. S. Jo hnson.
gerald.
day m o rning
at
th e
M ethodist th e people. Thy people firmly be­ Ohio, says, "E v e r since my d au g h ­
Sunday in P o rtla n d w ith th e ir son
T hese le tte rs will be sen t to ihe
church.
«
lieve th a t an end has been put for all te r R uth was cu red of a severe cold
David and wife.
dead le tte r office on May 2d,
VICTORY
e te rn ity to th is an cien t c u rse .” Ac­ and cough by C h a m b erlain 's Cough
Rev. A ugust O lson, of P o rtlan d , 1915, if not delivered before,
In
co rding to th e London Tim es, at these Remedy two yeurs ago, I have felt
was a ca lle r S atu rd ay at th e P alm ­ calling for th e above, please say "ad-
w ords "a scene of in d escrib ab le e n ­ kindly disposed tow urd th e m an u fac­
A lbert E rickson
from P o rtlan d
th u siasm en sued, th e house rising tu re rs of th a t p rep a ra tio n . I know
C
ontinued
from
page
I
blad home.
visited a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs.
v ertised ,” giving d ate of list.
of n o th in g so quick to relieve a
and
singing th e n atio n al h y m n .”
Miss E llen Unis sp e n t Sunday a f­
F erd F o th , Sunday.
I. McCOLL, P. M.
cough o r cu re a cold." F o r sale by
ices a t M onm outh. Rev. an d Mrs.
te rn o o n in P o rtlan d .
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Miss A nnie Morgan is w orking in Layton and fam ily have occupied the 1 In a le tte r d ated D ecem ber 21, all D ruggists.
C alifornia en acts a law to p ro h ib it tk e hom e ot Mrs. L. Spencer.
; m anse of th e St. Jo h n s U nited Evan- j 1914, and issued by th e B ritish Press
T he S tate U niversity ta k es law-
B ureau on J a n u a ry 12. 19 15, P ro fes­
tra
d
e
unions
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itin
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n
u
m
b
er
of
ap-
Everybody
was
o
u
t
enjo
y
in
g
th
e
gelical ch u rch .
Rev. J. A. Goode, so r P ares, th e B ritisli official "eye- 1
school to E ugene and gets $40,000
L T rn »nv Trade
a " ° Wed tO b eau tifu l Sunday afte rn o o n . E ith e r who resigned th e p a sto ra te of this w itn ess” w ith th e R ussian troops, i
building.
“ A m ain fe a tu re is th e in­
— ----- -—:--------- --------------------------------- in autom obiles o r buggies and those church recently on account of fall­ says:
A U T O B U S-
finitely su p e rio r physique, sp irit and j
who had n e ith e r took It on foot.
ing h ealth , preached yesterd ay m o rn ­ en d u ran ce of th e R ussiatr soldiers,
VIA GRESHAM.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K erslak e and fam ­ ing and bid farew ell to th e co n g reg a­ who have m ade wonderful m arches,
L t P lea san t
Lv. P o rtlan d
ily spent Sunday w ith Mrs. K ers- tion he had served for th e past year en d u red recoveries from th e most
Home
1st & A lder
la k e ’s p are n ts in T ro u td ale.
7 :8 « a. in.
9 : 0 0 a. in.
and a half.
Rev. and Mrs. Goode serio u s w ounds.”
JO:4 8 a. in.
12 :4 5 p. in.
Mrs. F. F o th sent to M onm outh for have moved to th e ir hom e on Mil­
Recently th e I’rim e M inister of
2 : 0 « p, in.
4 : 8 « p. in.
a s ta rt of th e blue A ndalusian chick­ lard avenue, in th e so u th e ast side, G reat B ritain stall'd in th e H ouse of
ens. This m akes th e second p arty in with th e ir son E arl, w here Mr. Good«' Com m ons th a t 60 per cent of w ound­ R ates for A uto p arties to P o rtlan d ,
$3 per trip for fo u r o r less.
V ictory who has sent to M onm outh will ta k e a rest.
His retire m en t ed jlritish so ld iers re tu rn e d to duty.
fo r eggs. Mrs. G. W. A ndrew s sent from th e active m in istry Is deeply T he reco rd s of th e R ussian arm y,
how ever, show a recovery and re tu rn
LOUIS C H R IST E N SE N ,
ab o u t five w eeks ago for 100 eggs. reg retted by m any frien d s in the to d uty of 86 per cent of w ounded.
O w ner and D river.
She got a fine hatch and th e chickens sta te , who hope for Rev. G oode’s
«nt BEANS, PEAS OR CORN planted with same machine
a re doing nicely.
' resto ra tio n th ro u g h his rest.
H. W. Cooley and son had a hatch
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of 1500 chicks come o u t last T hurs-
Rev. W. A. Spalding, who has
day. All a re doing fine.
been p asto r of th e T h ird U nited
GRESHAM OUTLOOK with
Mrs. A lta Stafford, who has been B reth ren ch u rch , E ast T hlrty-sev-
v isitln g w ith h e r p are n ts, Mr. and en th stre e t and H aw th o rn e avenue,
1 yr.
6 mos.
Mrs. G. W. A llder for th e p ast w eek, delivered his farew ell serm on last
Dally O reg o n ian .. .
$6.00
$3.25
re tu rn e d to h er hom e at B ridal Veil night.
Rev. Mr. S palding resigned
Iially and Sunday O regonian .. 8.00
4.25
Sunday.
the p a sto ra te of th is ch u rch on ac-
Daily Jo u rn a l ___
.. 5.50
2.75
Many people visited th e W hite count of failin g h ealth a fte r two and
Dally and Sunday Jo u rn al
.. 7.50
4.00
K noll farm Sunday.
j o ne-half y e a r’s service.
W hile he
E vening T elegram
.. 6.50
2.75
A n u m b er from V ictory atten d ed has been p asto r the m em bership has
W eekly O regonian
.. 2.00
1.15
th e play a t th* C edar schoolhouse increased from 47 to m ore th an 100
Sem i-W eekly J o u r n a l ........
.. 2.00
1.15
S atu rd ay evening. T he play was fine, m em bers.
H is topic last n ig h t was,
GRESHAM
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Mr. and Mrs. L. W ilhelm and fam - “ W hat I H ave T ried to P reach and
Read the Congressional News
' Best to U se
Best to Buy—
ily, Mr. an d Mrs. A. H. R u m s and W hy.”
His co n g reg atio n
p arts Get the Latest War News
Read the Interesting Local News
little son A rth u r, visited a t th e hom e ’ from him w ith reg ret.
Rev. Mr.
of Mr. and Mrs. F. F oth.
Spalding and fam ily will m ake th e ir
Miss Jean L ent sp e n t S atu rd ay home at C e d arh u rst, K ing county.
an d Sunday w ith h er p are n ts at F air- W ashington, P u g et Sound, betw een 1
view.
S eattle and Tacom a, w here Rev. Mr.
Mice F lo ren ce W ilhelm spent S u n ­ Spalding will ta k e up th e w ork of
day w ith Miss Isabel Thom pson.
supply fo r a few m onths.
T he Royal E m broidery club will
Officers of th e L en ts Evangelical
m eet at t ^ hom e of Mrs. O. W.
church w ere elected as follow s: tr u s ­
W oodw ard on T h u rsd ay , April 29th.
1x6, 1x8, RUSTIC, all patterns, No. 1, $18, No. 2, $14,
tee for th re e years, W. T Bischoff; i
W e h a v e t h e m —M ilk R e p o r ts
E verybody cordially Invited.
No. 3, $11.
e x h o rte r for tw o years, A. S p aro v .;
class lead er, A. F a n k h u se r for two
Common Barn Grade of RUSTIC, $9.
BORING
Do you know how much milk you are
y ears; tru ste e s, A. F a n k h u se r and
1x4, 1x6, 1x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough $6, sized $7.
getting?
T he m a rria g e of P aul Spooner and E. M. S choum erm an; C. 8. B rad ­
2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 16 or 24 ft. lengths, rough, $6, sized $7.
C lara 8. R ieken occurred la st T h u rs­ ford was re-elected su p e rin ten d e n t
Do you know what your cows average?
1x6 FENCING, 16 or 24 ft., $6.
day, April 15, In P o rtlan d . They will of th e Sunday school; 8 (h eu e rm a n ,
Do you know which is your best cow?
1x4 SHEATHING, $5.
m ake th e ir hom e n ea r Boring.
a s sista n t; H arold R u th erfo rd , secre­
T he Boring baseball team gave a ta ry , an d W T. Bischoff. tre a su re r.
All this and other im portant information
1x6, 1x8 SHEATHING, odd lengths, $6, same 16 or 24 ft.
bask et social an d dance S atu rd ay ev­
lengths, $7.
will be yours if you use Milk Reports.
M ultnom ah, No. 77, W oodm en of
ening,, w hen th ey cleared $24, which
1x6, 1x8 SH IPLAP, 16 or 24 ft., $8.
the
W
orld,
has
a
team
d
rillin
g
pre-
will be used to p u rch ase necessary
2x4, cull, sized, $2.
! p ara to ry to going to San F rancisco
eq u ip m en t for th e team .
ATTRACTIVE REDUCTIONS ON ALL LUMBER.
There is much activity among the next A ugust to co n test for th e $1000
A large
Good Supply of Split Cedar Fence Posts.
members of the Odd Fellow and Re­ {offered for th e best team
Good Supply of Flooring and all Finish Lpmber, Mouldings,
bekah lodges here, in preparation for {class was o bligated F rid a y night. A
Shingles, Etc.
the big anniversary meeting to be rlage n u m b er of ap p licatio n s are be­
Mill now In operation. Let us figure on your orders. Phone
held at Gresham by the lodges of fore th e com m ittees.
LUMBER PRICES REDUCED
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Hemlock
JONSRHD LUMBER CO., BORING, ORE.
RAILROAD BUILDING
Portland-Pleasant Home
iron ace
Potato Planters
100 % Potato Planting
Combination Subscriptions
Planet Jr. and Standard Garden. Seeders.
Hand Cultivators, One-horse Cultivators, Riding
or Walking Cultivators.
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
Special Sale of Lumber
Mr. Dairyman
Get them at Outlook Office.
or write.
We Deliver.
Sandy Fir Lumber Co»
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Martin Lennarts. Mgr
Sandy, Oregon.
Boring. Sandy, Estacada, Gresham
and Rockwood on April 26. A three-
car train has been chsrtered to ac­
commodate those going from tbe
three lodges in this section. A fine
time is anticipated by all.
T h e y ’re
Trace the course of those who have
conquered,
Read the lives of our greatest men,
You will find this to be their motto,
' He aucceeds who thinks he can.”
—C. 0. Schneider
v e ry co n­
venient and
cheap
Phone 701
They
w ill
lead
to
better care an d m ilk