Gresham outlook., August 22, 1916, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
TUESDAY.
AUGUST
22.
PAGE T H R EE
191«
Of a sta ff o f 2,0 0 0 , 752 c le rk s of
th e B ritis h ra ilw a y c le a rin g nous«
T h e body of th e boy fo u n d in a h av e e n lis te d a n d 342 h a v e a tte s te d
H elen W eilan d receiv ed a le t te r
from h e r s is te r . M rs. J a c k B eeson, slo u g h n e a r F a irv ie w , W ed n esd ay , ; u n d e r th e D erby sch em e
In
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nee B e rth a W eilan d , w ho w as r e ­ w as id e n tifie d by C. E. W h ite, of Ipostofflee 7 5 .0 0 0 of a p o ssib le 8 3 ,0 0 0
cen tly m a rrie d , fro m R ex fo rd , M on­ ,
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have en listed or attested .
S e v en ty -seco n d a v e n u e an d S ix tieth
ta n a w h ere sh e h a s m ad e h e r hom e.
s t r e e t, S. E., as b eing ’.h a t of h is 13
She sa y s sh e lik e s M o n ta n a fine.
G ira rd co lleg e. P h ila d e lp h ia , r e ­
Mr. a n d M rs. A. W . K reo fsk y a n d y e a r old son W illiam W a lte r W h ite, cen tly o b se rv e d th e 1 6 0 th a n n iv e r ­
c h ild re n a re v is itin g w ith Mr. K reo f- w ho le ft h o m e A u g u st 7 to look fo r sa ry of th e b ir th of S te p h e n g ir a rd .
s k y ’s p a re n ts In N am p a, Id a h o . T hey em p lo y m e n t.
Its fo u n d e r.
M r W h ite re a d th e d e sc rip tio n of
m ade th e tr ip In a M erkel sid e car.
G eo rg e S c h a n tin le ft fo r S u th e rlin th e bov In th e n e w sp a p e rs an d c a lled
a few d ay s ag o w h e re he h a s th e po­ a t th e m o rg u e . H e w as p o sitiv e a s to
sitio n as s u p e r in te n d e n t of schools. id e n tific a tio n . T h e fu n e r a l w as held
He r e tu r n e d from New Y ork S un d ay S u n d ay a n d the body w ill be c r e m a t­
I n ig h t w h ere he a tte n d e d C o lu m b ia ed.
| U n iv ersity .
A fte r h ts g r a d u a tio n In
Trunk
Bunk
Is
Robbed
Mrs. L y d ia W lxson, w ho lives n e a r |
J u n e he w o rk ed fo r New Y o rk s ta te
SA LEM . O r., A ug. 20.
I com m ission
In sp e c tin g
do ck s an d A u g u sta . Me., w ill be 100 y e a rs old
( S p e c ia l) .— M rs. J. E. S teen ,
of th is city , laid 4100 In
dam s. On h is w ay h om e h e v is ite d S e p te m b e r 1. S he re a d s w ith o u t
gold by fo r a ra in y d a y la st
w ith re la tiv e s In M ilw au k ee, W is­ g la se s a n d re ta in s h e r fa c u ltie s to a
W ed n e sd a y .
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b o tto m of a tr u n k .
S a tu r ­
and fam ily took a tr ip to Hood R iv ­ te ll of e v e n ts of h e r c h ild h o o d ilays.
day sh e hail need of som e
e r by a u to S u n d ay , w h ere th ey v is it­
m oney a n d w ent to th e
S h o rtly a f t e r M ayor L. E. W ood,
ed frie n d s.
tr u n k T h e tr u n k w as th e re
o f N iles, M ich., died th e co u n cil a p ­
Mrs. M a rth a C ook is v is itin g h e r
b u t th e o v e rc o a t a n d gold
p o in te d J . W a lte r W ood, a so n , to ’
w ere m issin g .
sister-in -law a t O ak P o in t.
T h e police a re w o rk in g on
Mr. M cLln v isite d hts s is te r Mrs. su cceed h is f a th e r as m a y o r, F lo y d
th e case to d a y .
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Miss A gnes R ich m o n d , an d M aster a ld e rm a n to su cceed h is b ro th e r.w h o
Deposit y o u r money in n strong
E a rl v isited th e p a st w eek in P o r t­ w as e le v a te d to th e m a y o ra lty .
Blink like the Bank of G resh­
land w ith th e ir s is te r , M rs. N ash.
Mrs. O 'B a n io n a n d c h ild re n , o f St.
am,
Gresham , O regon ami you
B, A. C la rk , d e a d a t 75, in A sh ta ­
Jo h n s , m ad e a w eek -en d visit w ith
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K. A. MILLER, Cashier.
Mr. K ing, of T ro u td a le , h as p u r ­ coln.
V ictim 's Body Identified.
ROCKWOOD
The Greatest Value
on the Face of
the Earth
A WORD TO THE WISE
IS SUFFICIENT
3 H H* P»
Model 75 B
4
c y lin d e r
en
bloc
Five Passenger l ouring
S tr e a m lin e laxly
»635
m o to r
3 % in. b o re x 5 in. s tro k e
1414-inch w h e e lb a se
4 -in ch tire s , n o n -sk id
C a n tile v e r r e a r s p rin g s
R O A D STER
$620
f. o . b T o l e d o
T h e new se rie s M odel 75 11
h a s m o re p o w er, m o re sty le,
T h in k o f a c a r a t th is pr<ce
h a v in g u m o to r th a t w ill de-
m o re ro o m , m o re co m fo rt and
Is m o re c o m p le te th a n any
o th e r c u r fo r th e p rice In th e
v< lop fifty m iles an h o u r !
T h in k of a c a r at th is p rice
• th a t g e ts tw e n ty to tw en ty -fiv e
m iles on a g a llo n of g as !
w orld.
E le c tric s t a r t e r
E le c tric lig h ts
M ag n etic s p e e d o m e te r
C o m p le te eq u ip m e n t
C an you b e a t it?
T h e re Is n o t a n o th e r m ak e of
c a r on th e m a rk e t u n d e r 1800
th a t cun e q u a l Its p e rfo rm a n c e .
O rd e r e a rly .
C. M. Zimmerman, Agent
Gresham
Gresham Garage
Phone 801
ch ased th e C am p p lace , cu d is fittin g
it up' fo r u ch ic k e n ra n c h .
Rev. B re w ste r o rg a n iz e d a J u n io r
le a g u e a t th e M. E. c h u rc h w hich
m eets ev ery S u n d ay e v e n in g at 7 :3 0 .
T he E p w o rth le a g u e at 8 o ’clock.
B oth a re well a tte n d e d .
Mr. a n d Mrs. C ro sk y a n d c h ild re n
have r e tu rn e d fre m a tr ip to Id a h o .
G eorge S c h a n tin , w ho ha* been a t ­
te n d in g C o lu m b ia u n iv e rs ity , s p e n t
a few d ay s w ith h is p a re n ts a t th is
place.
Mrs. M. N ew m an, of S e a ttle , M rs.
A. W ig g itig to n a n d Mr. a n d Mrs. A.
C o n tc h e r,
of
P o rtla n d ,
old tim e
frie n d s an d s c h o o lm a te s o f Mr. a n d
M rs. W. A. R ow en v isited a t th e
hom e of th e la t te r o v e r S u n d ay .
A. J. S to n e, of B a lrd s d a le , is m ov­
ing in to h is h o u se nt th is place fo r­
m erly o w ned by W in. C h ild ers.
T h e ice c re a m so cial a n d e n te r ta i n ­
m ent to be g iven a t th e g ra n g e h a ll
S a tu rd a y e v e n in g , A u g u st 26, is fo r
th e benefit o f th e c h u rc h .
Mrs. A. P la tt, son L e o n a rd a n d
d a u g h te r E d n a a tte n d e d a fam ily r e ­
u n io n a n d b irth d a y p a rty a t th e
hom e of th e p a re n ts o f M rs. P la tt,
Mr. a n d M rs. B olan, T ig a rd , W a sh ­
in g to n co u n ty .
BEST
Q U A L IT Y
M EATS
PH O N E M i
F R E E DELIVERY
Highest Price Paid for Veal, Hogs and Good Beef Cattle
ADOLF TIETZE
GRESHAM . ORE.
MAIN ST.
Emery’s Truck Service
BETW EEN
PO RTLA N D
AND
G RESH A M
Office w ith Pl<»ne«r A uto Truck Co.. 2 2 0 Aeb M.
P h on e B roadw ay 2H.W
Furniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a Specialty
Gresham, Ore.
B. W. E M E R Y , P ro p . Res. P h o n e 173.
T h e la rg e s t ra ilw a y scale In th e
o rld h a s re c e n tly been co m p leted
W est A lbany, N. Y. It is c ap ab le
’ ac c o m m o d a tin g a lo ad o f 1,660,-
)0
p o u n d s.
It
c o n sists
o f six
e ig h in g In s tru m e n ts each h a v in g a
opacity o f 2 7 5 ,0 0 0 p o u n d s
It Is
¡■signed fo r w eig h in g lo co m o tiv es
id o th e r heav y ro llin g sto ck Som e
’ th e e n g in e s used upon th e Pacific
last w eigh 215 to n s each b u t th is
a n t w ould be a b le to w eig h fo u r of
lem a t on ce, If n ec e ssa ry . T h e ac-
tracy of th is g ia n t In s tru m e n t is re-
u rl.a h le . It d o es n o t v ary ten
yunds a t Its fu ll ca p a c ity .
re la n d h as 8 4 .8 6 9 la n d h o ld e rs
Ing p lo ts n o t ex ceed in g a n acre,
730 w ho h o ld m o re th a n o n e acre
n o t m o re th a n five a c re s ; 1 6 ?.-
u n d e r fiftee n , and 1 36,058 n o t
ceding th irty .
S p ain In 1915 im p o rte d ’ ,2 0 0 ,0 0 0
to n s of coal
Cur* for C holera M orbus.
"W hen o u r little boy, now seven
ars old, was a baby he was cured
ch o lera m orbus by C h am berlain's
rile. C holera and D iarrhoea Reme-
write* Mrs. Sidney Sim m ons,
Ur H aven, N. Y. “ Since then oth-
m em bers of my family have used
Is valuable m edicine for colic and
wel tro u b les w ith good satisfaction
d 1 gladly endorse it as a rem edy
exceptional m e rit.” F o r sale by
■esham D rug Co.— Adv.
U nder tr a c k t u t F im sfiw l.
T h e p av in g of th e u n d e rg ro u n d
c ro ssin g on th e S an d y ro a d n e a r th e
c o u n ty fa rm w as fin ish ed la s t w eek
an d th e ro ad is now o p en to traffic
its fu ll le n g th , re n d e rin g u n n e c e s­
sa ry th e d e to u r fro m th e Base L ine
ro ad to T ro u td a le to re a c h th e C o­
lu m b ia riv e r h ig h w ay . T h ro u g h th e
co m p le tio n of th is jo b th e r e Is now a
paved ro a d w a y fro m th e c o u rth o u s e
io th e H ood R iv e r co u n ty lin e, a d is­
ta n c e of 4 5 m iles
T h e c h a n g e o f ro u te o f th e J a p ­
a n e se lin es to u c h in g a t E uropean
p o rts fro m th e Suez anil th e M edi­
te r ra n e a n to th e ro u te •»round \f r ic a
is p ro v in g a boon to e x p o rte rs . T h e
lin e rs a re now to u c h in g a t Y frlcan
p o rts a n d th e r e is a lre a d y q u ite a
tr a d e In A frican wool. An o r d e r of
2 0 0 ,0 0 * p o u n d s o f m e rin o .o p s w as
r e r t n l l y placed in S o u th ,» 't a U a
co st o f a b o u t 20 p e r c e n t, P z ic v th it
u su a lly p aid by th e Ja p a n e s e .
A u s tra lia
farm *.
has
m any
On M onday, A u g u st 14, a d a u g h te r
w as b o rn to Mr. an d M rs. J e a n L a r­
sen , of T ro u td a le .
T h e fall w ork a lo n g d iffe re n t lin e s
w ill soon b egin as S e p te m b e r is a l­
m o st u p o n us.
T h e p u b lic school
w ill o p en S e p te m b e r 11.
T h e L a d le s' Aid so ciety w ill hold
a b u sin e ss m e e tin g W ed n esd ay , Sep­
te m b e r 6. A fu ll a tte n d a n c e Is de­
sire d , as im p o rta n t b u sin e ss is to be
d iscu ssed .
C. D. P a rk e r , w ho h a s been ill fo r
so m e tim e w ith d ia b e te s, ts re p o rte d
to be no b e tte r.
C h u rc h se rv ic e s n ex t S u n d ay ev
e n in g . E v ery b o d y In v ited to a tte n d
Mrs. F ra n k K a p fe r an d son J o h n ,
of P o rtla n d , s p e n t S u n d ay w ith Mr
an d Mrs. F r a n k Boacoe.
R o b e rt
W ilso n , of P o rtla n d , 1*
sp e n d in g b is v a c a tio n w ith b is p a r­
e n ts , Mr. a n d M rs. C. S. W ilson.
Mr. a n d Mrs. L. K u m m e r s p e n t
S u n d ay w ith frie n d s a t M ilw aukie
M iss G race
W ilson le ft S u n d ay
e v e n in g fo r B oise, Id a h o , to visit h er
s is te r M rs. S. H. A n d erso n .
E llsw o rth B a k e r Is su ffe rin g from
a b ad ly sm a sh e d th u m b , w hich he re
ceiv ed w h ile w o rk in g or, an a u to m o
bile. He w ill n o t be a b le to w ork fo r
so m e tim e.
Mrs. A n n a M ason, son an d d a u g h ­
te r, o f P o rtla n d ,
w ere
w eek-end
g u e s ts of M rs. J. R. K n a rr.
M rs. F ra n c e s A lla rd an d d a u g h ­
te r a n d
ch ild , o f T h e D alles, r e ­
tu r n e d M onday fro m a tr ip to Sea-
view .
T h ey w ere a c co m p an ied on
tlie tr ip h om e by .Miss D ella Z im m e r­
man.
1,000-acre bricks.
Elrst-t'la»« T yp ew riter for g a le .
L iver T rouble.
In flrat-ciass condition, sta n d ard
"I am bothered w ith liv er tro u b le
about tw ice a y ea r,” write* Joe Ding­ «ingle keyboard, ta b u la r system , will
man, W ebster City, Iowa. “ I have I use e ith e r one color, o r tw o color
pains In my side an d back and an ribbon. Will sell for 425 cash This
aw ful soreness in my stom ach. 1 is a barg ain and should be of in te r­
heard of C h a m b erlain 's T ab lets and est to anyone who la going to ta k e
tried them
By th e tim e I had used the com m ercial course in the high
half a b o ttle of them I waa feeling school, as it will give them a good
fine and had no sign* of p ain .” F or ’ ty p e w riter to practice on at home.
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sale a t G resham Drug S tore.— Adv. In q u ire at th e O utlook office.
Anti-Skeeter Lotion
Powell’s Pharmacy
Howitt Building
G resham . O re.
Phone 101
A u c tio n S a le
On my place, Mile West of Bull Run, on Mt. Hood Railway
and Main Wagon Road
W e d n e sd a y , A ug. 3 0
C o m m en cin g a t 1 0 :3 0 S h a rp
Black MARE, 8 years old, with colt; Blue Black MARE, 11
years old; Iron Gray GELDxNG, 3 years old; Sorrell GELD
XNG, 2 years old; Bay GELDING,“yearling; Strawberry Roan
GELDING, yearling. Horses are mostly Belgian.
Twelve Head MILCH COWS, all fresh. 11 Jerseys, 1 Holstein.
All Cowa prime but two. A picked herd of better than aver­
age.
G o o d testers and heavy milkers.
Twenty-two young
HEIFERS, 6 2 year-olds, 5 long YEARLINGS, 9 six t- eignt
months old. 2 young CALVES. All tuberculin tested.
SOW and PIGS. Fifteen SHOATS, 50 to 100 pounds
O zark , Mo., fa r m e rs g et rid of
cro w s in th e fo llo w in g m a n n e r :
A
"cro w c o n te s t” is o rg a n iz e d .
E ach
c o n te s ta n t su b s c rib e s o n e b u sh el of
co rn .
N ext O c to b e r the c o n te s ta n t
p ro d u c in g th e
la rg e s t
num ber i f
crow b ills w ill get all th e co rn , v'p
to d a te e ig h ty h av e e n te r e d th e c o n ­
te s t an d o n e m ao h a s k ille d fo rt *
G ood heavy W ork H a rn e ss. Het L ight W ork H a rn e ss. O ld S in g le
H a rn e ss.
S a d d le .
2, 3
W agons. L ig h t 2 -S eated H ack , n early
new .
T h o m a s R ak e.
T h o m as-C ro w n M ow er.
H ay R ack.
Tie
R ack. G rav el Bed w ith B rak e. 2 -lio rs e C u ltiv a to r. 1 -H o rse C u lti
v a to r. 16-inch J . I. C. W a lk in g P low , new . 1 -H o rse O liv e r C hilled
W u lk in g Plow . 2-S ectlon O sb o rn H a rro w , p e g lo o tb , new
P o ta to
P la n te r. P o ta to W eeder. Set 3 -H o rse S h a fts. Ixita o f C a b le s am i
B locks. T h re e dozen P ly m o u th B ock lie n s . 2 -lio rs e S u p e rio r G rain
D rill.
70 bu. I. H. C. L ow -D ow n M a n u re S p re a d e r.
Dry B one
G rin d e r. C lo v er C h o p p er. 3 0 0 -E g g In c u b a to r. 60-K gg In c u b a to r.
14 J a n ie s P a t A d jn s tib le S ta n c h io n s. B uckeye C id e r P re ss, n e a rly
new .
650-lb. D airy Maid C ream S e p a ra to r, n e a rly new .
2 -b o ttle
B abcock T e ste r. L o ta of Milk C ans am i B u ck ets, all sizes. A nvil.
Vise, B low er, an d all B la c k sm ith T ools. S m all T o o ls of a ll kinds,
20 to n s A liske C lo v e r H ay. 30 to n s O at Huy. L oose H ay
l.aw n
M ow er. 18 in. 24 in. O ak W ood H e a te r. L im ited a m o u n ' of H o u se ­
h o ld G oods. O th e r A rtic le s too n u m e ro u s to m e n tio n .
Mv lease
e x p ire s a n d I m ust sell.
crows.
More Men Than W om en H ave A|»-
p en illcitis.
S u rg e o n s s ta te m en a re slig h tly
m o re s u b je c t to a p p e n d ic itis th a n
w om en.
G resh am
people sh o u ld
k now th a t a few d o ses of sim p le
b u c k th o r n b a rk , g ly c e rin e , e tc ., as
m ixed In A d le r-l-k a , o fte n re lie v e o r
p re v e n t a p p e n d ic itis.
T h is m ix tu re
re m o v es su ch s u r p ris in g fo u l m a tte r
th a t O N E S P O O N F U L re lie v e s a l­
m o st ANY C A SE c o n s tip a tio n , s o u r
sto m a c h
o r gas.
The
IN ST A N T,
easy a c tio n of A d le r-l-k a is s u r p r is ­
ing. T h e G resh am D ru g Co.— A dv.
T E R M S S um s u n d e r 415 c a s h ; o v e r 415 b a n k a b le n o te , 6 m o n th s
a t 8 p er cen t I n te r e s t; 2 p e r c e n t d is c o u n t fo r ca sh on su m s
o v e r 415.
SA LE RAIN OK SH IN E .
I IIEE U Nt II AT NOON
W
C. M. D A V IS, O w n e r
H. WOOD, A u ction eer.
A.
MEY ERS.
Clerk
T h e open s e s a m e — A W an t Ad.
I BEST BREAD ' ICRESHAM MEAT MARKET
C h a rle s S u m n e r S m all h as th e d is ­
tin c tio n o f b ein g th e e n ’i-e c la s s i f
1916, S e a rs p o rt (M e.) high
I n ti.
H e w as th e so le su rv iv o r of a fr e s h ­
m an class of '1 6 . H “ *i»d th e b e n e ­
fit o f In d iv id u a l ln s tru -B m m u ch of
h is la s t y ear.
T h e com tnencv lu e n t
e x ercises to o k th e fo rm o f a n h is ­
to ric a l p a g e a n t, a r r a n g td oy P rta c l-
pal L. A. L ln e h a n an d th e te a c h e rs,
a n d g iv en by th e u n d e rg r a d u a te s .
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A re v o lv in g s te e l b a rre l te s ts th e
re la tiv e d u ra b ility o f d iffe re n t paving
Use
M otion p ic tu re s hav<> te e n p e r­
fo rm in g an u n u s u a l s e r v ire in Ih e
w oods of n o rth e rn W isco n sin by e n ­
te r ta in in g th e lu m b e r-la c k s in th e
eit ploy of a c e rta in c o n c e r ■ a n d ••••-
d ire c tly c u rb in g th e i r d ■sir - to go io
tow n on ev ery pay day an d sp en d all
th e ir e a rn in g s. T h e co n c e rn In q u e s ­
tio n fu rn is h e d Its m en w ith a new
m ovie p ro g ra m n ig h tly , fo r a m unii
fee, w hich was g la d l y 'p a id
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TROUTDALE
Sanitary Meat Market
Protect Your Children from M osquitos
A. J. W. BROWN, Prop.
On the M a rk e t
F re a h E v e ry Day
Try 'Roman Meal' Bread
A g re a t H eal h Food
Pies, Cakes, and Other
Pastry Articles.
Beat Quality Meats,
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POWELL STREET
PHONE 41
Wedding Cakes and Special Pastry 5
to Order
I Cream Puffs and
H o ss’ T ru ck S erv ice
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Chocolate Eclaires <
Every Saturday and Sunday
City Bakery
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229 Pine Street Between First and Second.
ALL KINDS OF HAULING BETWEEN GRESHAM AND
PORTLAND
F a rm e r's H au lin g , F u rn itu re
moving. O rder« tak en
for Coal,
Briquets, Sand and Gravel.
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