Gresham outlook., December 07, 1915, Image 1

T W IC E
W EEK
VOL. 5,
NO. 81
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
OREGON,
TUESDAY,
DECEMBER
7,
1915
TU ESD A YS
AND
F R ID A Y S
$150
PER
YEAR
FAIR BOARD
AIRLESS TIRE
RURAL CREDITS FROM
DEATH OF MRS SMALL TOWNS
ELECTS NEW
IS INVENTED,
POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS BEATRICE REED MAKE IMPRESS
DIRECTORS
NOW IN USE POSTMASTER MYERS OF PORTLAND OUTLINES
BURIED TODAY UPON VISITOR
PLAN FOR RELIEF OF FARMERS AT SESSION
M ultnom ah C ounty F a ir associa­
T he autom obile pages of several
Mrs. B eatrice H. Reed died at j An observing man who has not
OF EVENING STAR GRANGE
tion elected a board of d irectors yes­ big new spapers are ju st now giving
Mrs.
W altm an ’s ho sp ital on Sunday i spent much tim e in th e co untry for
terd ay to serve next year. The nu m ­ considerable space to th e m erits of
forenoon from h ea rt failu re, w ithout sev eral y ears found him self in a
an airless autom obile tire. It Is not
ber of sh a re s of stock represented
By L. H. W ELLS
is supplied by th e people, could be w arning an d in a p p a re n t good sm all tow n one evening, says The
solid but Is an en tirely new principle,
was 779 including proxies. Of the w ith springs rad ia tin g from th e hub. 1 PORTLAND, Dec. .— Special.— loaned to th e farm er say at 5 per
health . She had ju st recovered from F u rro w , which is a tra d in g point for
la tte r th e re w ere 186 but they were giving an elasticity equal to th e best j "R u ra l cred its based on th e postal cent, and th e o th e r h alf held as th e
a
recent confinem ent and was p er­ a rich a g ric u ltu ra l com m unity, but
not used as th e re was a m ajority of ru b b er tire now in use.
j savings banks for farm loans, seems reserve and deposited in th e a p ­
m
itted
to leave th e ho sp ital for visits in no respect u n lik e h u n d red s of
proved
banks,
w
here
it
would
have
T he in v en to r is H enry M. L am bert,
the stock w ithout them -an d each
to me th e best system so far su g ­ 2 \ per cent. In terest. T he govern- to her m o th e r’s hom e an d o th e r plac- o th e r villages scattered
over th e
an
O
regonian
w
ho
was
born
n
ear
!
proxy called fo r a ten cent, revenue
gested, for th e reason th a t we have rnent can loan th is money w ithout I ‘‘8, being considered fa r on th e way country.
P o rtlan d , and who has 'ived w ithin
stam p.
the money to loan to farm ers for de-
F rom th e to n e of his sto ry he was
E ighteen n o m inations were m ade ten m iles of here all his life. He is ' . velopm ent and th a t th e cost of op- any cost. T he g overnm ent has th e : to a com plete resto ra tio n of stre n g th
m achinery rig h t, th e d istric t a tto r- I and v itality .
evidently In G resham . H aving n o th ­
a
nephew
of
A.
F.
M
iller,
presid
en
t
|
from w hich 15 selections were taken,
i era tin g such ru ra l cred its would be neys to exam ine th e title s and post- |
On S atu rd ay aftern o o n she was ing else to do he spent th e evening in
the old board w as re-elected, all but of the Rank of G resham , an d a son little, as th e federal govern m en t has
m asters also to o p era te th e system i seen on th e stre e ts and In th e even- w atching w hat was going on and he
of
th
e
la
te
J.
H.
L
am
bert,
who
once
one
11. W. S n ashall was succeeded
th e m ach in ery ,” said P o stm aster F. w ithout overhead expenses. T he ing atten d e d th e m oving p ictu re noted th e difference betw een th e
by Jo n n S leret. F o u r of the num ­ ow ned the S hoem aker farm ju st east S. Myers in his ad d ress yesterday a f­
$6,900,000 school funds of Oregon show.
On Sunday m orning she sm all tow n of his early acq u ain tan ce
of G resham .
A. W. L am bert of
ber received th e full vote cast. F o l­
ternoon before E vening S tar gran g e has been loaned w ithout th e loss of awoke, feeling refresh ed and ch e er­ and th e sm all town of today.
P ortlan d is a brother.
lowing is the new d ire c to ra te w ith
on " R u ra l C red its." He pointed ou, a single d o llar, and th e federal gov­ ful a fte r a good n ig h t's rest, and
He found th a t th e business d istric t
An ad e q u ate description of th is re­
th e votes they received:
th a t a ru ra l cred it system th a t will ern m en t could use th e sam e system
m a rk ab le tire cannot be given here
had asked for a glass of w ater. She of ihe little town extended o n ’.y a few
H. A. Lewis, 593; T heodore Brug- but it will doubtless be seen in use relieve th e farm ers of this country in g ettin g th is money in to the h an d s
also o rd ered h er b reak fast and w hile I blocks but th e c h a racter of sto res
of th e ir p resen t heavy burdens in In­ of tlie farm er. T he reserv e would be w aiting for it suddenly fell back up- | com pared favorably w ith th e mer-
ger, 593; F. H C rane, 593; J. W. w ithin a sh o rt tim e.
An O utlook
Tow nsend, 593; E. L. T horpe, 587; rep rese n tativ e was show n a sectional terest charges would bring develop­ m ore th an am ple. T his would eu- on h er pillow, life having fled.
I «'»ntlle estab lish m e n ts found a few
A. F. Miller, 548; David McKeown, model of the tire sp rin g by th e In­ m ents, m ore production, encourage .able te rm ers to develop th e ir farm s
She was th e wife of C h arles Reed, ^<>arH a K°
sizable cities
The
546; Jo h n S leret, 524; D. M. Rob­ v entor ju st before lie wen, to C ali­ farm ers to rem ain on th e farm , help and clear m ore land. It would not a well-know n electrical o p era to r of buildings w ere large and subHtuutiul.
e rts, 516; K. P. R asm ussen, 501; fornia to have it introduced. He tiad solve ih e unem ployed problem and he foi l lanos and autom obiles, hut I , lle
R L & P u h o had but re . most of them being co n stru cted of
(’. M. Lake, 499; H. G. M ullenhoff, specim en tire s on exhibition at the bring p ro sp erity to tiie whole coun­ ac tu a l dev elopm er.'s.
It would in-
been tra n sfe rre d to th e L ents brick, sto n e o r cem ent. T he windows
498; E. S. Je n n e, 478; W. A. P roc­ exposition and form ed a com pany a t try as n o th in g else could so do. He crease th e value of th e secu rity in th e ! 8Ub8ttt„ on
They had preparvd a were p late glass and th e window dis­
said th a t it was th ro u g h th e efforts land.
Remove th e re stric tio n s In houie th e re and were In tending to plays sk illfu lly arran g ed .
to r, 463; R. W. Gill, 399.
O akland ca lle d the L am bert Multi-
of th e g ran g e th a t th e parcel post deposiis in th e postai suvings nnd
Any one of th e m ain sto res picked
T he cre d en tia l com m ittee was com ­ plus com pany.
was estab lish ed th ro u g h th is country the $1.000,000 In th e P o rtlan d sav- move Into It th is w eek. Mr. Reed up and set down In a city of fiteen to
posed of A. F. M iller and J. W.
T he first p ractical exhibition of
,
I cam e to G resham on Sunday m o rn ­
th re e years ago, d u rin g which 1,- , ings , bank , would
tw enty th o u san d In h ab itan ts would
soon bt $5,000,000, I ,
,
,
.
,
T ow nsend; te llers, F. H. C rane and tlie tire is being m ade in a cross con­
’
,v l u ’ |in g from L en ts and was u n p rep ared
000,000,000 packages had been de­ and , It w ould not h u rt ’ any
not have suffered by com parison.
o
th
e
r
,
,
,
_
,
,
.
.
...
,
,
,
tinent
run
by
E.
Robinson
in
a
H. G. M ullenhoff; tally clerks, D. M.
. .
,
.
to h ea r of his wife s d eath w hich
livered. Speaking for th e P o rtlan d , b anking
W hile th e re was no paving in the
in stitu tio n . It would help . ,
,
. .
R oberts and E. L. T horpe. P resident S tu d e b a k t r six, seven passenger car
..
,
‘ liuil o ccurred only a sh o rt tim e be-
postofflee Mr. Myers said th a t the seive th
village,
th e stre e ts w ere well graded
e
problem
of
th
e
unem
ployed,
'
,1. A. Lewis presided a t th e m eeting. which is now on th e way som ew here parcel post had cost n o th in g ad d i­
fore his a rriv al.
and oiled. Sidew alks w ere of cem ent
as it would m ean th e em ploym ent of
T he co n stitu tio n of th e associa­ betw een Chicago and New York.
Mrs. Reed was a d a u g h te r of th e and In good rep air.
tional. He said:
men to clea r land and build fences.
T he m edal of h ighest aw a rd was
tio n was read and am ended in a few
“ T he need of a ru ra l cred it system It would increpse p roduction and late H enry G uliicksoii, fo rm er city
On th is p a rtic u la r n ig h t o u r city
p a rtic u la rs^ .th e most im p o rta n t pro ­ given Mr. L am b ert at th e exposition is ad m itted and ag itatio n will con­
m arsh al of G resham , an d w ith h er frien d counted tw enty-six au to m o ­
th
u
s
reduce
th
e
cost
of
living.
Only
viding th a t th e new board sh all m eet and th e tire is rapidly com ing Into tin u e u n til an ad e q u ate system will
ab o u t 7 per cent cf th e lan d In O re­ husband h ad lived h ere fo r several biles p ark ed in fro n t of th e stores,
on th e second Monday in Ja n u a ry for use everyw here but h ere a, hom e, come, n ot a t first, b ut la ter. S ta tis­ gon Is u n d er cu ltiv atio n a t present. years. She was 25 years, 10 m onths besides a goodly n u m b er of horse-
o rg an izatio n . H ereto fo re it has m et w here it was invented, and w here Mr. tics show th a t th e farm ers pay on It would b rin g fertile lan d u n d er cu l­ and 26 days old, h aving been born draw n vehicles, and th e tow n was
L am bert failed to g et recognition.
on th e first M onday, b u t th a t date
an av erag e of 8 p er cent, and are not tiv atio n . It would reduce th e cost in W isconsin in 1890.
full of well dressed p leasu re seekers.
The new tire absolutely elim in ates
H er fu n e ra l took place th is fo re­ T h ere was n o th in g special doing and
conflicted w ith th e a n n u a l stock­
g ettin g o u t of deb t, m ore th an one- of living.
T he reserv e would be
the d an g e r of blow outs and th e in ­
h o ld e rs’ m eeting of th e T elephone
th ird of th e farm e rs carry in g m o rt­ double th e rc e u lre m e n t ad increase ' noon froni th ‘‘ M ethodist ch u rch , be- the people p resen t were sim ply from
convenience of p u n ctu res it will be
gages on th e ir farm s, in Oregon th e p ro duction of food stuff. F arm
com pany.
lnK la r*e,y atten d e d by sorrow ing th e su rro u n d in g co u n try in tow n for
in use here som e day.
ab o u t 3 4 per cent, being m ortgaged. ers m aking money rem ain on th e ! r(,latives an d sym p ath izin g friends. th e ir usual tra d in g and recreatio n .
No o th e r business was attem p ted ,
W ith such heavy in te re st and taxes farm s. P ro sp e rity would come to the Dr. A. Thom pson officiated a t the
b ut a gen eral discussion gave evi­ SCHOOL M E N S CLUB
T he one p ictu re show , conducted
lie does n ot m ake money. T he farm ­
church an d a t th e grave. T he sin g ­
dence th a t th e d irec to rs will con­
TO MEET IN GRESHAM ers of G erm any, F ra n c e and A u stria farm er. It would n ot have the m a­ ers w ere Mrs. E. W. A ylsw orth, Mrs. In a good building equipped for th e
purpose, was well atten d e d . T he
chinery necessary in any ru ra l cred it
tin u e to m ake th e next fa ir b e tte r if
E. F. Goodwin, principal of the p artially solved th e problem of ¡¿stem based on bonds."
E. A. P om eroy, B ert L indsey and C. two Ice cream and lig h t refre sh m e n t
possible th a n ever before.
G resham union high school, and E. ch eap er money by th e bonding sys­
Mr. Myers answ ered m any q u es­ E. R usher. Mrs. B rack en b u ry p re­ p arlo rs w ere full d u rin g th e en tire
S. MoCormick, principal of th e grad e tem , based on th e farm s them selves. tions put to him from th e audience. sided a t th e organ.
evening.
FIRST SENIOR ANNUAL
T he city m an was th o ro u g h ly con­
The pall b earers w ere E zra T hom ­
GRESHAM HIGH SCHOOL school here, wen» to Oregon City on Tills reduced th e cost of develop­ T he follow ing program was ren d ered :
S atu rd ay las, and joined in a m eet­ m ents. We a re looking fo r a b e tte r Piano solo, Miss B ernice E llio tt; as, Leslie M errill, Audley Davis, Vern vinced th a t th e hom e village m eant
T he sen io r class of th e G resham ing w ith th e Clackam a3 County system . We have th e nucleus of reading, Miss R o b ert Downing, of M oulding, W. E. B ates and F. A. Infinitely m ore to farm ers In th e com ­
union high school is m aking plans School M en's club.
ru ra l cred it system th ro u g h o u r post­ G eiispie School of E xpression; co rn et Sm ith. F low ers w ere in abundance, m unity th a n It did years ago an d he
for a class an n u a l, to be published
T he next m eeting of th e club will al savings banks, w ith ail th e power solo, Cecil B row n; read in g , Mrs. a large w reath having been co n trib ­ re m a rk e d ; ’
" If 1 w ere a farm er I ce rtain ly
som etim e next spring
before the [,e held In G resham at th e union of th e fed eral g o v ern m en t back of it C harles F u llm a n ; rem a rk s, Rev. H. uted by m em bers of th e P. R. L. &
would be a live booster for my hom e
g ra d u a tin g period.
high school building, on J a n u a ry and in w hich th e people could and F. W h ite; ad d ress, " P o u ltry ,” Jam es I’., o p era tin g d ep a rtm en t, sev eral of town.
I would do ev ery th in g I could
As th e re are only ab o u t a dozen 15th, w hen it is planned to form a w ould have u n lim ited confidence. At K. Kelly.
whom w ere in a tte n d a n c e headed to m ake It prosperous and I would
In th e forenoon th e follow ing o f­ by R. R. Robley, th e o p era tin g en g i­ favor any plan o r re n d e r assistan ce
in th e se n io r an d p o stg rad u a te class­ com bination w ith this county. L unch­ p resen t no one can deposit m ore th an
to any schem e th a t would help build
M aster, J. J. neer.
e s th e ir alm s a re som ew hat am bi­ eon will be served by th e dom estic $100 at one tim e in th e postal sav­ ficers w ere elected :
up th e tow n, because th e benefit to
ings
bank,
an
d
w
hen
he
has
d
ep
o
sit­
Johnson,
for
th
e
13th
y
ear;
overseer.
tious, as they Intend to issue a high science d e p a rtm e n t of th e high
Mrs. Reed was well know n In m yself would be much g re a te r th an
ed
$500
he
can
deposit
no
more.
The
Mary R. G eb h a rd t; le ctu rer, L. Maud G resham , w here she had lived fo r any ad v a n ta g e I could co n fer upon
g ra d e book of ab o u t 160 pages which school, to be follow ed by a p ro g ram
law m akes it h ard to g et money into Ball; stew ard , J. Spooner; a ssista n t several years. She was a n ea r re la ­ th e town. T he Idea of h aving a sh ip ­
is to sell fo r $1.00 a copy and con- at 2 o ’clock.
ain ad vertisem ents. From th e sale < It is proposed to nam e th e cont­ th e postal savings bank. I would re ­ stew ard , E. T. P e te rso n ; chaplain, tive of th e F ield h o u s fam ilies and by ping and tra d in g place reasonably
move ail restric tio n s as to am o u n t of E uda A. N iblin; tre a su re r, W ilda m a rriag e to som e of th e M etzger close at han d , a place w here all th e
of th e books and th e money received ained o rg an izatio n th e C lackam as-
necessities and m ost of th e com forts
deposits. W ith th ese restric tio n s B uckm an; secretary , Ivy H ickey;
fam ilies.
Besides h e r h u sband she of life could be procured w ithout d e­
fo r th e ads they expect to realize .Iultnom ah S ch o o lm asters' club.
th e re is on deposit $72,000,000 and C eres, Bernice E llio tt; Pom ona, N ora
leaves a baby boy of five weeks, wher lay o r Inconvenience; a tow n at your
en o u g h to pay for th e v e n tu re , which
in th e P o rtlan d postal saving bank H olm ; F lo ra, Evaiyn W alk er; lady
very door offering social and ed u ca­
will be cared fo r by Mrs. W aitm an tional a d v a n ta g e s— ce rtain ly these
w ill consist of ab o u t 250 copies.
DEATH OF JOHN PIATT
m ore th an $1,000,000. Rem ove these assista n t stew ard , Jo sep h in e P ick a rd ;
un
til
o
th
e
r
a
rra
n
g
e
m
e
n
ts
can
be
T he com m ittee on th e publication
m odern conveniences should concern
AT ROCKWOOD, SUNDAY restric tio n s and we would see much m usician, C lara S m ith ; associate nut-
every fa rm e r who has his own best
made.
of th e an n u a l consists of th e follow- ■
m
ore
placed
in
th
e
postal
saving»
sician,
Ada
K
elly;
executive
com
m
it-
Jo h n P ia tt died at th e fam ily resi­
In te rm e n t was m ade In th e G resh ­ in te re sts and th o se of his fam ily at
ing; senior class ed ito r, H ester B.
dence in Rockwood on Sunday m o rn ­ bank. One h alf of th is money, which tee, A. L. K eenan an d S. H. Coveil. am cem etery, w here she will aw ait h e a rt."
T h o rp e, assisted by F ran ces Bliss,
And th is city m an, gone back for
ing, a fte r a long illness.
He had
the Inst day en sh rin ed in th e h ea rts a n ig h t to th e once fa m ilia r village
M a rg u erite V olbrecht and F lorence
COLLEGE
DRAMA
ROCKWOOD
MACCABEES
been afflicted w ith cancer of the
of the Borrowing ones le ft to m ourn of his childhood days, Is rig h t. T he
Tow le.
IN PREPARATION
HOLD REGULAR ELECTION h er (departure.
hom e tow n does m ean a w hole lot to
stom ach. His age w a s 4 8 years, 8
Each grad e In th e school will have : m onths and 19 days.
th e com m unity. It does add to th e
Rockwood
T
ent,
No.
61,
K
nights
M ultnom ah g ran g e has in p re p a r­
value of y o u r farm . Why sh o u ld n ’t
a fe a tu re place in th e book and will
He leaves a wife, Mrs. Alice P la tt,
of th e Maccabees, held Its re g u la r DANCING ORDINANCE
a m an, a co u n try m an w ith fam ily.
assist In funlshing copy. T he facul­ a son L eonard W. and a d a u g h te r ation a college play w hich will be
BEFORE THE COUNCIL Lo<”’1 for ll,B honie town?
given in th e g ran g e hall a t O rien t on sem i-an n u al election on S atu rd ay
ty will also be represented.
Next Edna.
S atu rd ay evening, D ecem ber 11, be­ evening, choosing officers us follow s:
y e a r's senior class will be the first
House Burns a t Sandy,
A m a tte r to com e before th e city '
T he reina:n3 w ere tak en to a P o rt­
C om m ander, E. L. T h o rp e; lie u te n ­
to g ra d u a te from th e union high land estab lish m en t from w here they gin n in g a t 8:3 0 . A dm ission will be
council
to
n
ig
h
t
Is
th
e
proposed
j
an t co m m ander. W a lk e r Q uesinber­
15 and 25 cents.
A dw elling ow ned by W. E. F el­
school.
w ere conveyed to T lg ard v llle th is
ry; record keeper, H erm on A nspach; im en d m en t to th e o rd in an ce which
T
he
play
is
in
th
re
e
acts
in
which
lows
was b u rn ed at Sandy on S un­
m orning for In term en t. T he se rv ­
chaplain, W. A. R ow en; sa rg e a n t, prohibit* dan cin g a t 12 o ’clock on
day n ig h t. It was occupied by H.
DOUBLE EAGLE GIVEN
ices were held a t 1 :30 today in th e N eddy M oore, th e p rin cip al ch a ra c ­ H llm er A nspach;
S
atu
rd
ay
n
ig
h
ts
A
rth
u
r
R
egner
I
m a ste r-at-a rm s,
ter, succeeds in playing "havoc in
FOR JITNEY FARES T lgardvllle church.
F ra n k D ickenson; first m a ste r of the asked for th e privilege of holding his Stein who suffered a to ta l loss, as
g e n e ra l” w ith th e L ak ev ille U niver­
g u ard s, W illiam C h ild ers; second S atu rd ay n ig h t p arties un til one th e re was no Insurance on th e house­
Two Jap s, com ing from P ortlan d
sity. Follow ing is th e cast of c h a r­ m aster of th e g u ard s, J. P. F re em a n ; o'clock, an d th e m a tte r was referre d hold goods.
Fairview G range E lecta.
to G resham yesterday in a tram p j i t ­
acters :
T he ow n er of th e b u ilding is n ot
sen tin el, A nton S ch an tin ; picket, to the rec o rd e r for an am endm ent.
ney, gave the d riv er a double eagle
F airview
g ran g e elected officers Ne.tdy Moore, “The Junior,"
The question was b ro u g h t by reso ­ a resid e n t of Sandy, hence It could
Ed. Spath. In stallatio n d ate in S at­
in m istak e for a silv er dollar. Now for next year a t its re g u la r m onthly
Irvin Neibauer
urday evening, J a n u a ry 1, unless lution In sev eral of th e city ch u rc h ­ n ot be learn ed If he ca rrie d in su r­
they a re try in g to find th a t fellow m eeting on S atu rd ay la st: m aster, Jim m y Monroe. Junior Burl M cKinney
o
th erw ise postponed on account of es, each opposing th e proposed ance. T h ere have been sev eral such
W alter Hal.
w ith sm all hopes of success, as t h e y l s . B. H all; overseer, E arl Town- Thin SmtOi, Junior
D em osthenes Mervln. senior
the new y ear festivities.
change. At th e ch u rch es th e reso lu ­ fires on S unday n ig h ts lately , which
failed to ta k e his num ber.
I send; le ctu rer, Mrs. J. W. T ow nsend;
....................................... .......Cllton H a n ts
tion was endorsed unanim ously and lead th e people of Sandy to suspect
Ralph Johnson
Not long since one of th e F o rd stew ard,
C edric S tone;
assista n t Silk R ickets, senior
T
r
o
u
td
a
le
M
asons
F
i
e
r
i
.
an effort will be m ade to prevent th a t th e place Is h arb o rin g a firebug.
Quick d riv ers took a te n -d o llar piece stew ard, E lbert S tone; tre a su re r, J. W illis Rockw ell, senior Richard Babcock
th e council from ta k in g any action.
T. J. HiKhfleld, m illionaire
for a h alf dollar, but reported it at W T ow nsend; secreta ry , Roy S tone;
An occasional coat of Lowe Broa.
At th e re g u la r m onthly m eeting
H elm er Johnson
wagon p ain t will save y o u r wagons
th e office here and th e ow ner got it ch aplain, Mrs. D. W. M cKay; C eres, President Fowler, o f the u n iversity .
< a rd of T hanks.
of F airview lodge, No. 92, A. F. and
G. N nsshahr A. M. held a t T ro u td ale on S aturday
Mrs. R uth
M oller;
Pom ona, Mrs.
hack.
To all th o se who helped on th e and farm Im plem ents from ru st and
Janet Hale, highbred nelce
It Is Inexpensive and will
The
m oral
is plain— patronize Ja n e t G ra n ,; Flora, Mrs. Dora P e te r­
su
b
scrip tio n to us to help us In o u r decay.
Zena Neihviirr evening, th e follow ing officers were
save you m any dollars. Easily ap ­
son; lady assista n t, Miss Eva Tow n­ Mabel Gray and Verda Griswold.
those you can rely upon.
elected :
W. M , Jo h n R. H ughes; recent loss of a valu ab le horse, we plied. W e'll tell you how. M etzger
the bonehead tw in s......... Vtrnes Larsen senior w arden, C. R. W ilson; ju n io r wish to express o u r h e a rtfe lt ap p re­ B ros.— Adv.
send; gate keeper, Clyde Stone! m u­
Ruth W heeler
sician, Miss R uth Shaw.
TALBOT AUCTION SALE
w arden, W E. T e g a rt; secretary , W. ciation and th a n k s
V iolet, "who w as Just born there
L au nd ry In Gresham.
Mr and Mrs. L ekherg and Fam ily.
SET FOR DECEMBER 16
Lora Clawson H. S tan ley ; tre a su re r, D. M. Mc­
T he Y okoham a L aundry has been
( a n i of Thank».
D uration of play, two hours, music Kay. T he officers of th e lodge will
Dan T albot has rented his farm
opened on T h ird s tre e t n ea r Main,
A ll Sight Dance, Begner'e H a ll.
hold a Joint In stallatio n with T ro u t­
betw een th e acts
Just east of th e city lim its of G resh­
An all n ig h t dance will be given In w here lad les' and g en tlem en s' tailo r-
We wi»h to th a u k o u r m any frien d s
dale ch a p te r, No 80, O E S , <
am and has announced an auction who extended sym pathy and help at
Regner** O pera H ouse, F rid a y night, o rln g and pressing will be done a t
A Good Business for You
Decem ber 27.
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sale of ev ery th in g on th e place, ex­ the tim e of the death and b u rial of
Decem ber 24.
Guls*' orchestra. reaso n ab le price*.
Door
prize*.
1st
$5, 2d »3. 2d |2 .
cepting household goods. The stock o u r beloved m other. Mrs L. M. T ay­
Good paying grocery n e a r G resh ­
Hubacrihers.
S ta te Sciismi Money.
1 Ine C h ristm as
eve
dance, ev ery ­
Includes several fine Jerseys and five lor. fo r th e use of auto m o b iles and am Clean stock, good building, low
N otice th e d a te on th e label of
body com e.— Adv.
tf
horses, all th e farm im plem ents, of for th e b eau tifu l flowers.
rent.
Will sell at Inventory and
y o u r O utlook. If you a re In a rre a rs
A rth u r L an g g u th , financial ag en t
which th e re is an unusually large
Mrs. Ella A ton, Mrs. A. J. Mc­ ren t fixtures to resp o n sib le person. f t th e s ta te achool fund for M ult-
y o u r p ro m p t renew al will be a p ­
M ilk Record Blanks.
asso rtm en t will also be sold
preciated.
Clung. J. W. W llm arth , N. W. O w ner has o th e r business
A ddresa , ocinah county, ste te s th a t th e re Is
Month's record of milk produo-
T he sale will ta k e place at the
A. ca re G resham O utlook
W llm arth.
tf
now av ailab le money to R an on farm tlon for about 16 cows. Just what
T ailo rin g .
farm on D ecem ber 16, rain o r shine,
p ro p erty a t 6 per cent, in te rest. His you need to keep track of your h*rd.
Dr. B ittn er's T elep h on e.
For men and « o m e n —cleaning,
and th e re will be a free lunch at
Basket social F rid ay evening a t 8
add ress U 605, McKay building. Convenient and cheap. Outlook.
U ntil f u rth e r no tice, leave calls
preeslng and repairing done well.
noon
Sale will begin at 11 o'clock o'clock, given by union high school
o u tsid e of office h o u rs, w ith tele­ P ortland.-—Adv.
Peter Lenard. Powell street
W. S. Wood, of V ancouver, will be football team . P ro g ram before au c­ phone c e n tra l or G resbam D rug Co.
Eyea
tested and gl
fitted
tion. A dm ission free.
th e au ctioneer.
Don't overlook the Want Ad*.
Office phone 621.
Dr. Oao. Inglis.— Adv.
Cast your eyes on the Want Ada.