PAGE
GRESHAM
TWO
G resham
O utlook
HOOTING AM» DRUMMING.
this year.
1
111
W a r N u rse ’s D a rin g A ct.
A s h o rt co m m u n icatio n In th e O r-
T he w ar has produced heroes w ith-
TWICE A WEEK
P ub lish ed every T uesday and F rid a y eg o n ian th is m o rning from a person , o u t num ber. D ecorations for brav-
a t G resham , O regon.
sig n in g h im self E. W eb ster, m akes t *’ry have been p inned to th e b reasts
H. L ST CLA IR . E d ito r and P u b l’r.
th e Inquiry w h eth e r " th e w ell-know n of officers an d p riv ates alik e, ar. I
O u r S u b s c r ip tio n
blue g ro u se of O regon has th e c h a r h u n d red s, no doubt, have perform ed
K a te s
ac te ristic of ’d ru m m in g ;' also w heth- deeds E qually courageous, but, for
One y e ar, *1 SO;
■Iz m o n th s. 76 c ts ;
e r O regon p h ea sa n ts ‘d ru m ’ In a like , o,1,‘ reason and a n o th e r p erh ap s
th re e m o n th ’s tr ia l
s u b s c rip tio n , 50c.
m a n n e r.” And th e e ru d ite O regon- because d eath in terv en ed , o r w hat
A d v e rtis in g
ian, p robably th ro u g h Its sn ak e edi i they did was out of sight of com -
Jtat. . i . >
hie •
to r, rep lies as follow s:
rades they have received n e ith e r
Our re p re s e n ta tiv e
"A cco rd in g to th e p rev alen t be- medal
nor
cross
honor.
will call.
of
lief utiiohg sp o rtsm en th e blue None, how ever, has done a hravt r
P hone 701
gro u se an d th e O regon p h ea sa n t are
"The L i n o t y p e
p ractically id en tical an d they both tiling Ilian a Red C ross n u rse if t i e
W ay is th e W ay
plain nam e of Mary Davies. Thia
’d
ru m .’ ’’
th a t W ine."
T h at w rite r and th e O regonian a re >Oung wom an, stu d y in g witii in te r
Official pap er of
both fo rtu n a te th a t th e sh ad es of a ,,gl a „ (| in telligence th e ex p e rlei pts
G resham , O regon.
Official pap er of
th o u san d pioneers do not come hack
p r K enneth T aylor, slipped aw ay
F airv iew , O regon.
to h a u n t them . T h ere is ab o u t th e to h er
room
an d ,
w ith
full
E n te re d as second-class m a tte r sam e sim ila rity betw een th e tw o know ledge of w hat sh e was doing,
M arch 3, 1911, a t th e Postofflce at birds m en tio n ed th a t th e re is be- inoculated h erself w ith a deadly ha-
G resham , O regon, u n d er th e Act of tw een a duck and a goose and th e I ,.jju o f gaa g angrene. T his she did
March 3, 1879.
grouse d o esn ’t “ d ru m ." H e g ru n ts ; )b at th e doctor, h esita tin g to apply
o r hoots from th e tops of the fir his seru m rem edy even to th o se a l
T IIE ONE WAV ST K E E I
trees, w hile th e p h easan t d ru m s with ready afflicted with th e disease,
W ith a speed traffic on th e stre e ts Ills wings w hile sittin g on a log, m ight have a “ case” on which to test
his vaccine. L et the cables tell th e
of P o rtlan d of ab o u t ten m iles m hidden m ore o r less by brush.
T he O reg o n ian 's sn ak e ed ito r sto ry of Mary Davies:
hour for au to s, fo u r m iles for team s
should guess again an d in th e m ean
W ithout th e know ledge of any
and one mile for p ed e strian s it keeps tim e m ake a few In q u iries of early one she in jected th e cu ltu res into
everyone, including th e police, busy duy bird h u n te rs an d not tak e his h e r th ig h hone th ree days ago, using
th e most v iru len t av ailab le, ta k in g •
d u rin g w aking hou rs figuring out in fo rm atio n from city sp o rtsm en who a dose fifty tim es th e stre n g th of
probably nev er saw a gro u se h oot th e dose which killed th e g u in ea ;
how to uvoid being run over..
ing in a big tir tree d u rin g th e early pigs. She planned th e act for sev
T h ere is som e question as to how
era l w eeks and took a room across
spring.
•
th e stre e t from th e h o sp ital, w h e n c e 1
fa r hum an beings a re reaso n ab le in
she sent a le tte r to Dr. T ay lo r to I
We
ca
re
not
who
m
ak
es
th
e
m
otor
th e ir d esires to get som ew here, and
com e an d see h er " fo r th e p u rp o se,
cars of th e n ation, provided we get of tre a tin g o u r final ex p e rim en t,” J
a suspicion has grow n up th a t gen
h e r le tte r read. Dr. T ay lo r w ent lm-1
free rides In them .
erally they m erely use th e ir reason
m ediately and rushed h e r to a pri-
to ju stify w hat they th in k they w ant
T he fishing fever is n ot always v ate ho sp ital, w here he com m enced
Io do and count th e re su lts a f te r catch in g , but a few good salm on th e in jectio n s of th e new p re p a ra
tion. He did not leave h er bedside
ward.
tro u t a re being ca u g h t o ver in th e fo r 24 hours.
He says she at all
T h a t Idea brings to us th e assu m p Sandy.
tim es was ch eerfu l and confident of
th e outcom e, and said she in jected
tion th a t If the people who govern
th e cu ltu res because sh e knew he j
P o rtla n d were only properly Inform
Some people are b eg inning to won hail h esitated to use th e cu re and a l
ed of th e ir duty they would sooner d e r w hat form a c e rta in line of a d so because she w anted to give him
o r la te r ad o p t the one way stre e t v ertisin g will tak e, b eg inning J a n u " a clean case or g an g re n e o n ly ," ,
w ithout mixed infections, as is g en
Idea for autom obiles and team s. Witii ary first.
erally th e case w ith soldiers.
th e grow ing nu m b er of m otors it Is
I t is a w onderful triu m p h for Dr.
A f a rm e r’s work may he as im
only going to be a question of
T
aylor,
his serum and for th e m ed i
m onths until the idea will have to he p o rta n t as a co n g re ssm a n ’s, hut he cal profession at large th a t his re m
gets
no
e
x
tra
pay
for
his
m
ileage
in
adopted to avoid the congestion th a t
edy did not b etray th e faith of Mary-
even now o b stru cts traffic to such an th e furrow .
Davies. It cured h er. And, b e
alarm in g extent, to say n o th in g of
Now is tlie tim e for th e Heavers to cau se of h er heroism , th e most
th e d an g e r th a t Is ever ap p aren t and
lilt ’em w here they a in ’t, if they ex d read ed of all diseases of th e b a ttle
daily grow ing worse.
pect to get off the cem ent floor be field, fata l h ere to fo re in every in
Some of th e e a ste rn cities have a l
stan ce, ap p e ars to have been co n
ready adopted th e one way stre e t in fore th e season ends.
qu ered . "F ro m now o n ,” ad d s th e
rlrcilliiflcribed areas, so th e idea I h
A N orw egian ste a m e r sailin g re disp atch , briefly, " th e new m edicine
not a new out* sprung by us to coerce cently from P o rtlan d for Italy c a r
will be ad m in istered to soldiers.
th e P o rtlan d governm ent into th e ried 381,059 bushels of w heat, the
Dr. T ay lo r, of course, is e n title d
doing of som eth in g it should not wait larg est carg o by 3000 bushels ever
to th e praise an d p la u d its of th e
to be told Io do, yet we notice th at se n t out of th is port.
w orld.
His nam e will be w ritten
th e P o rtlan d papers have w ailed for
am ong th e first upon his p ro fe ssio n ’s
us to give them the hint to do a long
One of th e most difficult th in g s for scroll of honor. Hut th e world su re-
neglected duty. It is in th e line of a cau tio u s b y stan d er to u n d ersta n d , ,y can ,l()t an d wl„ no, overlook or
"safety first."
is why sh rew d business men a re so fQrget w bat M ary l)avle8 d(d th a t
We are not going to tell the full acco m m o d atin g ab o u t cashing checks , he d o cto r.g n am e IlliKht bc 8O w rlt.
reason for prodding P ortlan d up on for e n tire stra n g e rs.
, en
N or can ,t fo rg et tb e ,ebt of
tills m a tte r for we rem em b er th a t
g ra titu d e th a t it owes and will a l
G eneral S herm an once said th a t It
T h ere is no a ssu ra n ce th a t the
ways owe to th e co u rag e and self-
was well never to fu rn ish reaso n s w eath er b u rea u will m an ag e th in g s
sacrifice of th e young w om an who
for w hat you w ere going to do in this w in ter so as to en ab le you to
; w ore on h e r sleeve th e red cross of
advance, because you m ight th in k of save th e ad d itio n a l am o u n t of taxes
G eneva. She h as given to th a t in-
so m uch b e tte r ones a f te r you got w hich will s ta re us all In th e face
sig n iu m a new and even a nobler
thro u g h . Hut perhaps we are a fra id next year.
significance.
of g ellin g ru n over w henever we up
T
he
M
ethodist
assig
n
m
e
n
ts
m
ade
pear on the P o rtlan d down town
A u stria h as p ro h ib ited , u nder an
stre e ts, w hich is sufficient reason as last week are not to be m ade sport im p erial decree, th e establishm ent
fa r as we are concerned, an d we have of. even if on e of them is a F’ord. and o p era tio n of new n o n ag ric u ltu ral
a
endeavored to apply philosophy to P erh ap s he will set th e pace for th e dlBti , lerle8i w hlch are 8ubject
th e p ractical conduct of life, and we o th e rs d u rin g th e com ing conference ,.OI18Ulnption ta x u n d er th e ,awg of
do n 't w ant th a t life hum ped o u t of year.
1888 an d 1889. T he construction
us by th e business end of an a u to
an d o p eratio n of new alcohol refiner
T he circu s te n ts are being stru c k ,
m obile.
ies are also p ro h ib ite d In existing
th e C h a u ta u q u a pavilions are ab o u t
p la n ts th a t m ake alcohol, and in ag
all closed an d th e fa ir season Is about
SOMETHING WE XI.I. II XX E.
ric u ltu ra l d istille ries as well, n eith er
o ver
W hen foothall sits in th e lap
j a lte ra tio n s nor en larg em en ts may lie
Hay fever, som eth in g th a t at th is of b aseball, so to speak, we will be
m ade w hich would resu lt In a la rg e r
tim e of th e year is like th e poor— gin to th in k th a t tim e d rag s its way
pro d u ctio n of sp irits th a n was per
alw ays w ith us,— is a feverish a t along ab o u t as rap id ly as a m e a su r
m itted p rio r to th e prom u lg atio n of
tack com ing along with th e county ing worm.
th e decree.
A pparently capable of
fa irs and rem ain in g over u n til a
pro
d
u
cin
g
p
ure
sp irits direct from
T he London T im es recen tly com
good, killing frost knocks it silly.
nla8*L aIlt' p lan ts
for refining
D uring th e few week« of its slay It piled sta tis tic s show ing th a t am ong i
th e g reat ones of th e e a rth in a rt, !
A gricultural d istilleries arc
is co n stan t and a tte n tiv e In its d u
ties to its victim s, keeping th e In lite ra tu re , poetry, p ain tin g an d o th e r I ,'la88'''1 aR 8U,rlt refineries. Agricul-
flam m ation of th e
m ucous m em easy Jobs th e re w asn't a red headed ! ,u ra l ‘H stillerics a re th o se which pro-
Up to th is tim e we have kept I ,luce al,oho1 f ro ">
raw products
b ran e of th e nose uud eyes up to 80 m an
degrees F aren h e it at all tim es, and silen t, w ondering If we would h ea r ! :l8 l’o ,a ,l” 's an ,l o th e r farm products
a
d istillery th a t is not very
looking a f te r the in te re sts of b ro n o u r nam e m entioned, when th e torch
was
lifted
up
for
th
e
flam
e-colored
comm<,n
ln
,h
e U n ,,ed S ta,M ’ An
ch itis and a sth u ia —e x tra added fe a
h eroes
I ceptlon Is m ade so th a t p lan ts th at
tu re s as com plim ents of th e season.
______________
I have been d estroyed m ay be recon-
H ay fever is caused, in su sc ep ti
's a l t w ells In C hina have been J slru c te d . A u th o rity is g ran te d to th e j
ble people, by th e pollen of rank
o p erated fo r h u n d red s of years, and m in iste r of finance, in co-operation j
veg etab le grow ths.
Its prevalence
th is fall Is due to such a larg e a t in th e T le lln c h ln g d istric t, especial- «>th «*• m in iste r of com m erce and
ly, have built up a p ro sp ero u s com- a a ric u ltu re . to m ake exceptions to
tend an ce at th e fairs
No renson Is
niunity. In som e cases the wells are : th e new ly estab lish ed rules if th e |
given why folks who stay ed away 300 feet deep
T he salt Is o b tain ed ' R’tal o u tp u t o r m ark et conditions
from th e fairs also suffer w ith it.
in th e form of brine, w hich is raised m ak e such exceptions necessary
Some hay fever victim s, like o u r
in bam boo tu b e s by m eans of crude
selves. plug along and suffer in s i
W. A. R auls, ju d g e of the p ro b ate
lence; o th e rs a tta c k th e v ag aries of d errick s, th e m otive pow er fo r which co u rt of J a s p e r county. S outh C aro
is fu rn ish ed by w ate r buffaloes.
life, and «ome who a re so fo rtu n a te
lina, has lived successively in th ree
as not to he indisp en sab le to th eir
T he Rev Dr. (1. C am pbell M organ, co u n ties w ith o u t ever having moved
coram u n icaties in w hich they live, who recen tly an n o u n ced his Intel.- out of his house. At first th e house
g a th e r up a few th in g s an d d ep art tion to resign
from
W e stm itis'er was in B eau fo rt cou n ty ; th en H am p
fo r th e sand dunes of e a ste rn O regon ch apel, l.ondoti, has been p revailed ton county was form ed, and the
w here th e m alady is unknow n, bn. on by th e tru ste e s of th e. c o n g re g a ju d g e 's house was in clu d ed ; and
w here they find m a la ria an d r a tt le tion to rem ain
In n d d itio n to tin finally, J a s p e r county was created
sn ak es.
m any o th e r d em an d s m ade on him an d th e house was in th is area.
T hose w hose business rela tio n s be has been p resid e n t of C h estn u t
l IN XI. NOTH E.
bring them in co n tact w ith a h « y l coIlege , lnce
, , r M orgal, Is
N otice is hereby given th a t the
fe v e r victim su fferer alm ost as m uch aU o know n a8 „ w rlfe r of forep
u n d ersig n e d , as a d m in is tra to r of th e
as th e hay fever vlcltin. w hile th o se rarw a b „ „ y , n
n,,ld an d ha8
e s ta te of O lof B ran d b erg . d e c e a s e d ,,
the
w ho m eet a hay fever victim socially. Halted m any relig io u s volum es a.t I has filed his final acco u n t in
co u n ty eo u rt of th e S tate of O regon,
h av e only them selv es to blam e
Life paperr
fo r th e county of M ultnom ah, and :
is fu ll of p a rtin g s, hut th e p a rtin g I
th a t M onday, th e 25th day of O cto
tin g l’d w ith th e least sadness is th e
Some of th e w holesale "life saving ber, 1915, at th e h o u r of 9 :3 0 i
im rtln g of a tire d , p a tiu it wife a r d s ta tio n s " In th e city a re so good and o 'clock in th e forenoon of s;.id day |
a hay fe v e r s tric k e n h u sb a n d when lib eral th a t th ey offer to send five and th e c o u rtro o m of th e said court I
in th e city of P o rtla n d , lias been a p - :
he s ta r t s fo r P en d le to n
It Is a cold, b o ttles of a w o n d erfu l elix ir fo r $3 po in ted by said co u rt as th e tim e
n e c essary tra n sa c tio n .
It is abso- T hey scent to have an in tu itiv e and place fo r th e h ea rin g of objec-J
an d
th e se ttle m en t
iutel.v e s se n tia l to th e h e a lth and know ledge of som e peo p les' "svnip- tlo n s th e re to
h ap p in esa o f both, fo r to rem a in at to m s" and m ak e a n o th e r offer th a t th e re o f, and th e d isc h arg e of y o u r 1
p e titio n e r as such a d m in istra to r.
hom e m ean s th e s h a tte r in g of all th e if th e victim h as en g u lfed th e e n tire
Dated and first publication Sep- '
cherished Illusions of m arried life, i five bottles and finds he is not bene- te m b e r 17, 1915
W ILLIAM PET E R SO N .
and a burdensom e existence for tlie fited they will send an o th er bottle of
A d m in istra to r
cow. horse and chickens. If the n I - the same stuff free. The offer will
STA PLETO N A CONLEY.
fe re r has any to vent his te m p itr be w ithdraw n a fte r December 31. of
A tto rn ey s.
upon.
O< TDBt'B
OUTLOOK FRIDAA'.
Last publication October 15, 1915.
I Want Your Eggs and Butter
WANT
l c w ord fo r first inser.t
h a lf c e n t a word each S
i;
se rtio n .
Minimum, any insertion, lOe
Highest Market Price Paid for All
Kinds of Country Produce in Ex
change for Merchandise.
livestock
W A N T E D - T o buy a ,
sh e ep , not ov, , four
S ta te p rice a n i breed’ * ?
G re g o r. G resham n r,.g A
PIG S
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Etc., Etc.
E X TR A F IN E P l G s 'l ^
sale.
w eeks old.
$2 50 each
hia View Farm
Pirone (’J
62.
Vi hen in town call and see us.
Examine our Stock, Get Our Prices
and I am sure you will Come Again.
FO R SA LE Brood sows an'
P h o n e 341.
horses
W A N TED Reliahl.
buggy
w hich woman can drive fa,"
d u rin g w in te r for l-e,|
g u a ra n te e d . Address Outlook
PI IONE
83*
I. A. FRAKES
PHONE
831
GREsllXXI, OREGON
Sanitary M eat M a rk e t
BEST QUALITY MEATS
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 54 X
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Callie
ADOLF TIETZE
GRESHAM
MAIN ST.
Emery’s Truck Service
FO R
SA L E Four-year-olu ,
w ell b ro k en , genth 1 good
m a re ; sin g le ami double ban
lik e new ; 6 tons good mixed;
ch e ap fo r cash. See g. p ¡¡J
well, 1 m ile south Lintien
sta tio n .
H O R SE FO R SALE Three »
o ld , w ell broke,
will con,
tr a d e on young stock. H
Cooley, T ro u td ale
Phone 43,
TW O Y E A R OLD STALLION,
sa le cheap. Can see same at
B S tock F arm .
POULTRY
W A N T E D SPRING CHICKENS h,
1% to 3 pounds
Market pri
paid.
R e g al’s cottage, Jenne i
tio n .
P h o n e 12.\.
W H IT E LEGHORN HENS fori
F in e fo r b reeders
Also a I
p u lle ts.
H. W. Cooley * io
W h ite
K noll
Poultry Fan
P h o n e 434.
REA L ESTATE, RENTALS
RENTALS
BETW EEN
PO RTLA ND
AND
FOR R E N T
Five-room bunga
h a lf ac re of ground in Wal
H eig h ts. D. B. Welty, Greshi
GRESH A M
Office w ith P ioneer Auto T ruck Co., 2241 Ash St.
P h o n e B ro ad w ay 2H54
MISCELLANEOUS
B. W. EMERY, Prop. Res. Phone 173,
F A R M E R 'S
H A U L IN G
Gresham, Ore.
S O L IC IT E D
FO R
S A L E — One 14-inch
Bend plow, $10; one 2-hta
d o u b le c u ltiv a to r. <>20. Both I
good co n d itio n . Call A. L. Stoll
p h o n e 2 lx .
tf(
FOR S A L E — Six-hole Majestic:
w ith
20-gallon
reservoir.
S a n ita ry couch. 1). It. Welty.
FO R
S A L E - -S e v e ra l
second-h»
ra n g e s at S terlin g * Kidder Hl
Co.
In G reat B rita in , the home i
ta ry , tlie fo reign secretary, and I
w ar m in iste r receive $25,000 a yt
ea c h ; in F ra n c e and the Unit
S ta te s th e sim ila r officials recel
$12,000, an d in Germany $9,000.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Fhe same strong, serviceable Ford car— but at
it lower price.
W hile th e averag e nnount of l
te r used d aily in cities of the Unit
S ta te s v arie s from 50 Io 150 gallo
p er c a p ita , th e re is an almost 0
form co n su m p tio n of a little me
th a n h a lf a gallon for each pen
fo r d rin k in g .
The Ford car, which is giv m g
satisfaction to more than 900,000 owners, has
a record lor utility and economy that is wor thy
ot votir attention.
Two ami two make foil
there wouldn't
so many Ford ears if th ev
he
d idn't give such splendid scrvict
er Ilian ever.
$140;
A re Y ou L o o k in g Old?
Prices
Old ag e com es quick enough
o u t in v itin g It. Some look old *0*
ty. T h a t is because they neglect t
liv er an d bow els. Keep your bo»
re g u la r an d y o u r liver healthy »»
you will n o t only fei I younger M
look y o u n g er. W hen troubled *»
i o b stip a tio n o r hilliousneM t*
C h a m b e rla in ’s T ablets They are«
ten d ed esp ecially for these ail:
and a re ex cellen t. Easy to take»
m ost a g re e a b le in effect. U°r r
u t G re sh am D rug 81
-AdT _
Runabout $300; Pouring ( 'ar
I own Car $(¡40, f. o. h., Detroit,
On
sale at
LA IOURELL & SON, Agents
G r e s h a m , O re g o n
Gresham Time Table
T r a in s f o r E stac a d a o r Bull B“*
I B ull H un T r a in s leave Mt. Hood Pfi
Reliable Truck Service
With Youna’s Auto Truck Service
All Kinds of Hauling between GRESHAM and PORTLAND
F u rn itu re Moving and F a rm e r’« H auling
1‘lione 71»x
G resham
BERT HOSS
M ain III 75
A -2(101
2 2 4 Pine Street, Portland
LUMBER PRICES REDUCED
„ jg u
Barn
r° Ugh’ $6' sued 57’
„ S6 a,2ed „
SPLIT. ROUGH and DRESSED ^CEDAR POSTS
Cabinet Lumber, Cedar, Fir and Hemlock
« a
-
LEGS.
S u n d a y Only.
D Iy, M ail an.'. h ’ I’re’s’ ,
O ty Ex. Sun
,1'le»»
S a t.* Sun. to Hull « un-
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T r a in s fo r Portland
Rustic, all patterns, No. 1, $18; No. 2, $14
No. 3, $11,
Rustic, $9.
2x4 2x6 2x8
2X6. 2XS
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7:45 PM
9:10 PM
11:10 PM
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