FAGK
FOTO
GRESHAM
For Torpid Liver.
K E E P IN G EVERLASTINGLY AT IT
“ 1 have used C h a m b e rla in 's T ab
lets o ft and on for th e past six years
w henever my liver show s signs of
being in a
d iso rd ere d
condition.
They have alw ays acted quickly and
given me th e desired relief," w rites
Mrs. F. H. T ru b u s, S pringville, N.
Y. F o r sale by all D ealers.
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY,
MAY
11.
101S
ALL THE DOINGS OF
‘YOUR HOME TOWN’
J u s t as soon as a m an discovers
*^a t only by persistency can he hope
an y th in g
w orth
to
accom plish
while, th e n h e’s a free m an — then
th e scales of doubt and fea r drops
from his eyes— th en he feels— yes
he kilo»! ■that th e help he had so ! It is sta te d th a t th e city council
often so u g h t from o th e rs lies w ith- will ask th e N o rth w estern E lectric
Cast Iron Wanted.
in.
com pany for ra te s on lig h t, h ea t and
$8.00 per ton paid for cast iron. | In o th e r w ords, when a man
pow er in G resham . T he m a tte r will
learn
s
to
recognize
p
ersisten
cy
as
his
B rass and A lum inum also w anted.
j best d ependable frien d , he becomes probably com e up a t th e special
See w hat you have and tu rn it into a v eritab le g ian t.
P ersisten cy be- m eeting to be held next T uesday ev
cash.
In q u ire a t S terlin g & Kid- gets self-relian ce, aw ak en s th e mind ening. To g et th e se rv ic e it would
I to a realizatio n of pow er w ithin
d e r ’s.— Adv.
be necessary fo r th e com pany to ex
of independence.
tend a line from F airview .
i l « » ) s u se hot m ilk in stead o f
I f a new b ro om is soak is 1 in w a te r
cold fo r m ashed potatoes. T his will
The vacancy in th e list of te ach ers
m ake them much m ore lig h t an d for an h o u r and allow ed to dry In elected for th e G resham
g rad e
’ the open a ir it will w ear tw ice as
fluffy.
schools, caused by th e refu sal of
Miss G ertru d e L ig g ett to accept, was
filled on S atu rd ay even in g by the
election of Miss F lo ren ce Field house.
Miss L ig g ett has accepted th e prin-
cip alsh ip of th e Rockwood school.
Eniil Olsen w ent to O regon City
and C anam ah on Sunday, ta k in g with
him his d a u g h te r Olive, Miss A nna
L arsen an d
Miss H ester T horpe.
They m ade th e trip up th e w est side
of th e W illam ette, crossing a t Sell
_________
wood, re tu rn in g
th ro u g h P o rtlan d
w here they a tte n d e d a couple of m a t-j
inees in th e afte rn o o n .
Joseph P ate n ea u d e re tu rn e d from
C hippew a F ulls, W isconsin, on S at
urday evening. H e w ent In response
to a call to see his sister, Mrs. Agnes
SI ugg, who was n o t expected to live.
H er condition is se rio u s and b u t little
hope is e n te rta in e d for h e r recovery.
T he L ad ies’ Aid society of P lea san t
ALL PARTS for Ford Automobiles, New
Home will conduct a lunch sta n d a t
or Old. Quick Repairs and
the fa ir g ro u n d s on T h u rsd a y next
for the accom m odation of th o se who
Prompt Service
will a tte n d th e H u n te r stock sale.
GARAGE Near the Fountain, on Powell
Hi
G eorge W. S tap leto n h as been
elected a d ire c to r of th e G resham
F ru it G ro w ers’ asso ciatio n to fill the
vacancy caused by th e resig n a tio n of
G R E S H A M A U T O S U P P L Y CO.
M. (J. N elson, who has gone east. Mr.
S tap leto n will hold u n til th e an n u a l
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GRESHAM, ORE
election of ollicers in J a n u a ry .
Percy Giese le ft a b ran ch from an
ap rico t tre e on tile O utlook desk yes
terd ay th a t m e asu res a foot in len g th
an d has fo u r sh o rt branches. It holds
4 0 half-grow n ap ric o ts th a t a re only
a sam ple of th e p ro d u ctio n of the
tree, as every b ran ch is lite ra lly lo a d
ed. T he fru it will m a tu re early and
will he delicious w hen fully ripe.
Mr. G iese’s farm is ab o u t th re e m iles
so u th e a st of G resham on P lea san t
View avenue.
IF
A g e n c y fo r
Ford Autos
N ew C ars Constantly on H an d
Latourell & Son
--'"'I
: MARK
R IO I3 T K P L O
1915
E le c tric a lly
Started and Lighted
'HIS is the first car of its
size, capacity, power and
electrical equipment to
sell below $1000!
Though the price is lower
than ever, the quality is main
tained throughout. All ma
terials, metals and workman
ship are of the very best.
This newest Overland has
the genuine f a s h io n a b le
stream-line body design.
The body color is Brew
ster green—always so rich and
attractive. It is neatly trim
med with fine hair-line strip
ing of ivory white.
The electric starting and
electric lighting equipment is
one of the most reliable and
best established on the market.
There is also a high ten
sion magneto which is inde
pendent of the starting and
lighting system and requires
no dry cells.^
This car rides just like it
looks—beautifully. The new,
long, improved underslung
rear springs give maximum
riding comfort under all con
ditions.
Tires are 33'' x 4“ all a-
round. Never before has a
car at this price come equip
ped with such large tires.
It seats five adults com
fortably, without crowding.
It is a big, spacious five-pas
senger touring car. a
It has the famous Over
land 30 h. p. motor of remark
able strength, speed, durability
and economy, developing more
power than you will ever re
quire.
This car at this price is
destined to be known as the
greatest motor car achieve
ment of the season.
Orders are now being
taken for immediate delivery.
F o llo w in g a re a fe w o f
th e m a n y high-g rade
fe a tu re *
3 0 h . p . m o to r
Str—m-hn- body
A m p le ro o m f o r & p o r r o e g m
E J o c tric a lly • Ir r t o r f
E lv c t r ir a lly lig h te d
E le c tric h o rn
H ig h - le n a io e m e g n e to
A l l e le c t r ic e w itc h e e o a
u w t n ir a .n l b o a rd o f c o w l d ealt
V e n t ila t in g , rn io -e ie ro e t y p e
w io d .b .e ld
H ig h - g r a d e u p h o la te ry
T h e r m o - t y p h o n co o lin g
E ir e b e a rin g c ra n k s h a ft
R e a r u l e ; flo a t in g ty p e
R e a r s p r in g .; a n t r a lo n g ,
u n d e rn iu n g , 3 - 4 e llip tic
1 0 6 in c h w h c c lh a a a
3 3 in c h n 4 in c h l i r a .
D e m o u n t a b le n m a
O n e a n t r a rim
L e ft-h a n d d r ia a
C e n t e r c o n tro l
B o d y c o lo r: B r a w n t a r g r e e n
w ith ir o r y w h it e s trip in g
M o h a ir t o p . to p b o o t, ro b e r a il,
fo o l re a l,
ip c e d o m e te r ,
t ir e
e a r n e r s , f u l l r e t o f K r a U jo c k
C. M- Z IM M E R M A N , G r e s h a m , P h o n e 8 0 1
L.
- H
A sk L atourell & Son about som e
of their U sed-C ar Bargains.
BETTER MATERIALS
GO INTO OUR
A rth u r D ow sett, B ert M etzger, Dr.
R. II. Todd an d F re d Todd w ent to
th e Des C h u tes y esterd ay on a fish
ing trip. They will re tu rn in a few
days w ith tish an d fish sto rie s of d if
fe re n t dim ensions fo r th e ir frien d s
an d th e m em bers of th e fisherm en's
league who co n g re g ate a t th e Quick
Service corner.
BETTER CLOTHES
*» FrU.; I
S f t u n i t i T t i r tt i Car
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D e liv e ry W a g o n w ith c la a rd k a d w
D e liv e r y W a g o n w ith o pen h ad y
Ma^WMFwaas;
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dCU»rfc«g/ a. ». FaWa.
H. J. P u lfe r and fam ily sp e n t S u n
day v isitin g w ith re la tiv e s in Sandy. |
Mr. an d Mrs. B eecher of G rand
F o rk s, N orth D akota, were recent
v isito rs in th e hom es of W. F. and
Geo. F. Honey.
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
E. C. R u sh er is laid up at his hom e
Best Q y a lity M eats,
E lizabeth P. H u tch in so n of E v an w ith an a tta c k of lum bago.
ston, Illinois, n a tio n a l tre a s u re r of
Mrs. W. C. B elt is confined to her
th e W om en's C h ristia n T em p eran ce room on acco u n t of sickness, a t th e
Union, is a t P o rtla n d S u rg ical hos hom e of h e r son R. R. Belt.
Highest Prices paid for VEAL and HOGS, according
p ital w here she is serio u sly ill. Mrs
to Size and Quality.
Mrs. V. A. A m m erm an spent
H u tch in so n was th e g u est la st week T h u rsd ay in P o rtlan d , when sh e c a ll
PHONE 41
of the Honey fam ilies in G resham .
POWELL STREET
ed a t th e I. O. O. F. Home, and also
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L eslie, Mr. and atte n d e d a m eeting of the Ben B u t
Mrs. A. H evel took a trip by a u to le r W om en's R elief Corps.
Mrs. S. P. B ittn e r is ill in P o rt POPULAR PASTOR
m obile to L ebanon on T h u rsd ay , to
Rev. It. I). S tre y fe lle r an d wife, of land, and is being cared for at th e
AGAIN IN CHARGE
visit w ith O. Zeek and fam ily. They S eattle , fa th e r an d m o th er of Mrs.
hom e of h e r sister.
re tu rn e d la st n ig h t and rep o rted
W. R. Plum iee, cam e h ere on a visit
Rev. Wm. It. P lu m iee was re tu rn -
T he n o rth side division of th e L a
d elig h tfu l trip an d th e ro ad s in good to th e ir d a u g h te r a f te r th e close of
d ie s’ Aid society will hold a bake ed to th e p a sto ra te of the F re e
co ndition.
Mr. an d Mrs. Zeek are th e F re e M ethodist co n feren ce
in sale n ex t S atu rd ay afte rn o o n at th e
M ethodist ch u rch a t G resham by th e
well an d find plen ty to keep them P o rtlan d .
Mr. S tre y fe lle r left th is ' P u lfe r M ercantile com pany's sto re,
j busy on th e ir h alf-sectio n d airy farm .
an
n u a l co n feren ce ju s t held, m uch
m o rn in g for S eattle b u t his wife will They a re p lan n in g to m ake th e sale
Mr. Zeek has in creased his Jersey rem ain h ere for th e week. Mrs. S. a g rea t success.
to th e sa tisfac tio n of th e m em ber
herd to 30 head of tine an im als.
J. Plum iee, m o th e r of Rev. W. It.
Miss V yola M atthew s, who h as r e ship of th e ch u rch an d th e citizens in
G eorge E. Tow le an d W. F. H oney P lum iee. a rriv ed h ere last n ig h t from cently com pleted an eig h t-m o n th s' g en eral, w ho ap p re cia te the sincere-
left y esterd ay fo r a w eek's trip in S e a ttle for a long visit w ith h e r son school in S h erm an co u n ty , re tu rn e d lty and ea rn e st w ork of th e pastor.
E astern Oregon.
an d his fam ily.
to h er hom e last week. She was a c
Several im p o rta n t changes w ere
j Mrs. A. W. Shipley, of B ull R un,
T he h ard w are firm of S terlin g & com panied by h er s is te r an d b ro th er- m ade in th e location of pasto rs who
.sp en t th e w eek-end w ith h er d au g h K id d er has in c o rp o rated for $10,000. in-law , Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Jo h n so n , form erly served th e G resham church.
| te rs th e Misses L a u ra an d Mabel At an election of officers Jam es S te rl and th e ir ch ild ren , who a re visitin g Rev. J. A. H opper was moved from
Shipley.
ing was elected p resid e n t: Ja m es El- at th e M atthew s home. Mrs. B. W. C lackam as to St. Jo h n s. Rev. S. G.
F. I). L iehty an d fam ily have m ov k in g to n , s e c re ta ry -tre a su re r an d L. M atthew s an d h er ch ild ren a re w ith ! Roper goes to T he Dalles. Rev. Ed-
h e r p a re n ts n ea r D am ascus,
K id d er m anager.
T he win H ig h t was le ft w ith o u t an ap
ed from Chas. C lev elan d 's bungalow
p o intm ent to a tte n d school. He will
on Hood av en u e to th e D am m eier
R. R. C arlson has sold his F ord ch ild ren have w hooping cough.
e n te r th e S eattle Pacific college,
place n ea r th e O. W. P. depot.
a u to to C. M. Q uicksall of P lea san t
G resham Lodge, No. 125, I.O.O.F. which is th e successor to S eattle
Mrs. L uby H arg ro v e and d a u g h Home.
will co n fer th e in itia to ry degree on
te r F ran ces, of P o rtla n d , were gu ests
Ja s. L aw rence is reflooring his re s F rid ay evening. May 14th. X’isitin g Sem inary.
Bishop W illiam P earce, who p re
on Sunday of Mrs. M. C. H argrove idence, and will re p a p e r and p ain t it. b ro th ers welcom e.— Adv.
sided
a t th e conference, was fo rm e r
an d fam ily.
O th er rela tiv e s from
Mr. and Mrs. Jo e Wooley have ta k Daily O regonian, 1 yr. reg. . $6.00
P o rtlan d who v isited th em on F r i en possession of th e ir place, re c e n t Tw ice-a-W eek O utlook, 1 yr... 1.50 ly d istric t eld er in th is d istric t, an d
C o m b in atio n , 1 y e a r.................. 6.00 has often p reached In G resham .
day, w ere Mr. an d Mrs. M. T. H a r ly p u rch ased from Geo. Sunday.
grove, Mr. an d Mrs. H arry H arg ro v e
O. R. Bvington an d wife, of P o rt
and d a u g h te r an d C. C. H argrove.
land. sp en t S unday w ith Mr. and
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Floyeil M etzger was hom e from Mrs. R. B. Belt.
C orvallis fo r an over-S unday visit
Mrs. G ust L arson and Mrs. E lla
w ith th e hom e folks.
Xton atte n d e d F re e M ethodist con
T he B aptist
L ad ies’ G uild will feren ce last S atu rd ay .
m eet on T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n w ith
Mrs. J. H. llo ss is on th e sick list. a t G resham , in th e S tate of O regon, at th e close of b u sin ess May 1st,
1915.
Mrs. Roy K ern.
C. M. Z im m erm an has secured the
Miss E m tua Jo h n so n visited Miss serv ices of C laude P alm erto n of
R esources
L iab ilities
L au ra V. B ulkeley a t h e r hom e in P o rtla n d as expert m ach in ist an d re Loans an d discounts
$113,631.83
M ontavilla Sunday.
C apital sto ck paid in ..... 1 30,000.00
p a ir man. F o u r au to m o b iles w ere in O v erd rafts, secured an d
6.65 S u rp lu s fu n d ........................ 20,000.00
u n secu red ...............
E. 8. M cCormack, th e new ly elec t th e g ara g e at one tim e today u n d er-
12,963.65 U ndivided profits, less ex-
ed p rin cip al of G resham g ra m m a r going rep a irs, giving Mr. P alm erto n
se c u ri
.f ,u , ,
penses an d taxes paid
g rades, was in G resh am y esterd ay Jan o p p o rtu n ity to ex ert his p ecu liar
505.61
ties ............................
m eeting te ac h ers an d p atro n s of th e Jta le n ts in th a t line.
25,oi)i) 00 ,>O8tal *avlngs bank de-
B anking house
school and looking o v er th e situ atio n .
3,260.40
posits .................................
6,380.29
S m ith 's th e a te r will put on a pop F u rn itu re an d fixtures
8.224.14 In d iv id u al d ep o sits su b
He expects to m ove his fam ily h ere u la r benefit next M onday evening. O th er real e s ta te ow ned
Due from b an k s (n o t re
je c t to c h e c k .................. 84.274.31
a fte r th e close of school.
May 17, in aid of th e high school
serve b a n k s ) ..................
2 .7 8 1.15 D em and certificates of
Dr. C larence T ru e W ilson is in a b aseb all team .
Due from approved re
deposit ...............................
7,812 68
serv e banks .................
P o rtlan d h o sp ital w here he recen tly
17,567.91
T h e W om en's Home M issionary
T im e an d sav in g s de
u n d erw en t an o p era tio n fo r ap p e n d i society wtll m eet w ith Mrs. J. N. Cheeks an d o th e r cash
fo r clea rin g
posit ................................... 49,061.71
citis. He has a six -m o n th s' leave of C lan a h an tom orrow aftern o o n . T he E xchanges
house .................................
189.74
absence from his w ork as Lead of th e a n n u a l o p ening of th e m ite boxes Cash on h a n d .............. ...... 13.988.80
T otal
$198,034.60
T em perance Society of th e M ethodist will be th e fe a tu re of th e m eeting
T otal
$198,034.60
Episcopal ch u rch . He expects tp All m em bers of th e society, also of
spend th e g re a te r p art of th e tim e th e Q ueen E sth e r circle and
th e S tate of O regon. C ounty of M u ltn o m ah , ss.
I. I J. L u n dquist, ca sh ier of t h e above n am ed b an k , do solem nly
ion his farm n ea r G resham .
M o th ers' Jew els who find it im pos
sw ear tiiat th e above sta te m e n t is tru e to th e best of my know ledge
sib le to a tte n d th e m eeting, a re a s k
C. J LUNDQUIST. C ashier.
G resham Lodge, No 125, I.O.O.F. ed to leave th e ir m ite boxes w ith an d belief
S ubscribed and sw orn to befo re me th is 9 th day of May. 1915.
» ill co n fer th e in itiato ry d eg ree on
.
R. I. P A IR , N otary Public.
F riday evening. May 14th. V isiting Mrs. Geo. W. K enney, who has r ,
C orrect A tte st: A. .Meyers. T h eo 'd B ru g g er, C. J. L u n d q u ist, D irectors.
b ro th ers welcom e.— Adv.
c h a rg e of th a t d ep a rtm en t.
GRESHAM MEAT MARKET
Home-Made Lard and Sausage, Hams and Bacon
Yes, and they go into our Suits Right.
The best tailors in the world make OUR CLOTHES.
They are not slung together by “ carpenters" of clothes, but
arc perfectly tailored by skilled hands.
BETTER CLOTH and BETTER TAILORING make
Our Clothes “ BETTER."
Buy them; try them; you'll come again for them.
J
Aylsworth’s
lit >W ITT BUILDING
GRESHAM
EA RLY SUMMER DAYS
C re a te a n A p p e tite for S o m e th in g R eal R e fre sh in g .
FIRST STATE BANK
Fruits
and
Vegetables
Will Fill the W ant
Included are
STRAWBERRIES
GOOSEBERRIES
SUNKIST ORANGES
PIE PLANT
LETTUCE
FRESH PEAS
NEW POTATOES
RADISHES
NEW CABBAGE
ONIONS
a n d e v e ry o th e r F ru it o r V e g e ta b le D elicacy
METZGER BROS.
Powell St.
G resh am