I
GROWING OLD
GIVES SPASM
OFSENTIMENT
T he subjoined article was pub
lished once before, on Ja n u a ry 22,
1915. It is reproduced h ere upon
request of the w riter who has been
asked for a copy by Mrs. Alice David-
son, of V allejo, Cal. She gave her
only copy aw ay to “a lady who ap
p re d a te s it so m uch" and she w ants
a copy for herself. Mrs. Davidson
ch aracterize s the artic le as one "con
cerning the irre v eran c e of the youths
of to d ay ," w hich is a flattering te s ti
m onial of its value. F ollow ing is th e
artic le in fu ll:
G resham , Ore., Ja n . 22, 1915.
E d ito r O u tlo o k :— I have read the
follow ing rhym es, ta k en from an Ex
change, th a t w ere re-published in a
recent issue of th e G resham O utlook:
GRESHAM FIREMEN
HOLD ELECTION
ROCKWOOD GRANGE
INSTALLS OFFICERS
T he re g u la r m eeting of th e G resh
am V olunteer F ire d ep a rtm en t was
held in th e tire hall on T uesday night,
Ja n u a ry 2, at w hich tim e th e officers
for th e com ing year w ere elected.
E. T. Jon es was re-elected chief,
H arry Jo h n so n re-elected secretary
and Jam es Je n n in g s re-elected a ssist
an t chief. O th er elections w ere: K
A. M iller, of th e Bank of G resham ,
tre a s u re r; F red Hoss cap tain of the
hose com pany; w ith C arl Dahl and
C larence Irish a ssista n ts; A rth u r
Dixon captain of th e chem ical com
pany, w ith F ish er Je n n in g s a ssist
a n t; A lfred H am m er cap tain of the
hook and la d d er com pany. F ire
m arshals, C laud S tockton an d L. O.
M errill.
T he financial rep o rt for th e year
ending D ecem ber 31 was read by th e
secretary , th e chief item s of it fol
low ing: benefit receipts, $184.25:
d isbursem en ts, $35.00. G eneral fund
receipts
$89.95;
d isb u rsem en ts,
$84.97.
C ounty D eputy T. J K rettder. a s
sisted by th e L ents g ran g e degree
team , in stalled th e officers of Rock-
j wood g ran g e on W ednesday evening
j About seventy m em bers of th e two
g ran g es w ere p resen t an d ab o u t th ir-
[ ty o th ers. T he cerem ony was pub
lic and was follow ed by a sh o rt pro-
1 gram .
j
Six ca n d id a tes w ere in itia te d in
the fo u rth degree by D eputy K reu d er
and th e degree team assisted by of
ficers of th e local grunge. A fter the
cerem onies a chicken su p p er was
served to all who were present.
F ollow ing is th e list of new of
ficers: m aster, F. 11. C ran e; overseer,
Mrs. Mary Je n se n ;
le ctu rer, Miss
Mazie S ch an tin ; stew ard , A lbert
S to ck to n ; a s sista n t ste w ard . L eon
ard P la tt; chaplain, Miss G race Vail;
tre a su re r, Mrs. Alice P la tt; secre
tary , Louis Je n se n ; g ate keeper,
Dave W eiland; Ceres, Miss H elen
W eiland; Pom ona, Miss N ettle Link-
la te r; F lora, Miss Ida R ichm ond;
lady assista n t, Mrs. Mary Richm ond.
F a th e r th in k s th a t only fools
Veil w hen th e re 's a touchdow n m ade; C. E. RUSHER HURT
H e w ould close up a ll th e schools
BY DELIVERY TRUCK
W here th ey le t fo o tb all be played;
F a th e r th in k s th e w ay th ey d re ss
C. E. R u sh er, ja n ito r of th e Union
S how s th a t g ir ls a re growing bold;
high school, was knocked down and
J u s t b etw een o u rse lv es, I g u e ss
badly in ju re d by A. W. M etzger’s d e
F a th e r m u st he g e ttin g old.
F a th e r sa y s th e law should sto p
F o o lish n e ss on H allo w e’en;
D ocks he used to p a r t on top
H ave d e se rte d f a th e r 's bean;
F a th e r n e v er goes to show s
I f th e fro n t ro w s h ave been sold;
T h e re a re re a so n s to suppose
F a th e r m u st be g ro w in g old.
— E xchange.
livery auto , driven by Cecil M etzger,
last night n ea r th e G reshum library.
Mr. R usher was com ing down Main
stre e t, w alking on th e h ard su rface
pavem ent. He was passed by J. E.
H eseltin e’s delivery a u to an d then
stepped tow ard th e m iddle of the
stre e t ju s t in tim e to be stru ck by
th e M etzger m achine. He was k nock
ed down an d d ragged sev eral feet,
but was n ot ru n over.
His in ju rie s consist of a bad cut
on the back of his head, and a piece
of th e scalp was loosened on th e left
side.
Dr. H. H. H ughes atten d e d
him. He is restin g easily today and
will probably m ake a speedy recov
ery.
CANNERY COMPANY'S
CALL FOR MEETING
T he call for th e an n u a l m eeting
of th e G reshum F ru it G ro w ers’ asso
ciatio n , published in the O utlook, Ax
es next Monday
forenoon, a t 10
o'clock as th e dute.
T he m eeting will be held in th e
grunge hall, th e p rincipal o bject be
ing th e election of five d irec to rs for
th e com ing year.
A failu re to have
a m ajo rity p rese n t will n ecessitate
a n o th e r call or a d jo u rn m e n t, and as
th e re w ill probably be Boiue action
tak en upon th e proposition to re
build the cannery it is d esira b le th a t
th e re be a larg e tu rn o u t.
T he in v itatio n to be p rese n t is ex
tended to everyone who is in any wuy
in terested in the cannery pro p o si
tion and it is hoped th e re will be
larg e atte n d a n c e of fru it grow ers
and p ro p erty ow ners.
VICTIMS OF AUTO ACCIDENT YESTERDAY.
From Left to R ig h t— Miss Rosalie L uscher, in ju re d ; Miss Lillie
L uscher, killed.
WATER FUND
DEFICIT IS TO
BE BORROWED
A deficit in th e w ate r fund re su lt-
ted in u reso lu tio n by th e city council
to borrow $750 from th e B ank of
G resham , at Its first m eetin g of the
new year, on T uesday evening last.
Tile loan will be n eg o tiated for th e
period th a t will elap se before funds
will be av ailab le from th e 1916 tax
levy, which will p robably he next
May.
G resham will have its first stre e t
sw eeper if a good, second-hand one
can be found in P o rtlan d . T he s tre e t
co m m ittee was in stru c ted to find o u t
if P o rtlan d had one for sale. T he
big city has been ex p erim en tin g w ith
som e new m odels an d it is believed
has som e of its old o n es for sale at a
b argain.
T his being th e first re g u la r m eet
ing of th e new council a vote of
th u n k s was given th e re tirin g coun-
ilm en for th e ir assistan ce In s ta r t
ing th e new board o ut In a p ro p er
m an n er. All the o th e r city officers
w ere p resen t ut th e m eeting.
I he follow ing bills w ere o rd ered
paid by w a rra n ts on th e sev eral
funds:
C ranu Co., MUpplies...............
C ra n e Co., MiippiieN
W a te r a c c o u n t ..............................
JaincN M cK inney, su la ry
H. R. L. & P. Co., s tr e e t llg h ta
G reahuni E le c tric Co....................
C. O. S chneider, a u la ry .............
O utlook, p rin tin g
J. 11. M etzger, s a la ry
i ’ll ■ i Ion Htt.ii ii
I I o h h T ru c k S ervice
H otel C ongdon, m eal»
H a rry Jo h n so n , lab o r
$604.78
43.20
68.74
;<» oo
76.00
31.75
30.00
27.20
12.50
10.00
0.30
2.20
2.25
A frig h tfu l accident at th e grade ta sily and will probably reco v er in a
crossing 709 feet east of L lnneniann sh o rt tim e.
T here is no telling how many
Two w itness to m e trag ed y were
ju n ctio n yesterday aftern o o n re su lt
tim es the foregoing has been given
ed in th e d eath of Miss L illie L uscher R ichard F orbes an d Mrs. C E. Cook,
new s space before it reached G resh
who live n ear th e scene of th e acci
am , nor w h eth e r it will stop before
and th e serio u s Injury of h er sister,
dent. They sta te th at the m achine
it goes th e rounds of exchanges; but
Miss Rosalie Luscher.
shot o ut from behind a la rg e sig n
1 am convinced th a t it should not go
T he accident occurred at 1:45, as board which p a rtia lly screen s the
fa rth e r, if it goes a t all, w ith o u t a
th e w est-bound truin was about to track and was c a u g h t, fairly in the
f a th e r ’s opinion th ereo f going with
rile bill for $604.78, by th e ( ’rune
cross th e county road. T he two girls m iddle by th e train . T he m otorm nn,
it.
com pany, was a u d ited and a w a rra n t
were in a M itchell six, on th e ir way I Sm ith, could do n o th in g to stop
It is a species of m ockery like th a t
o rdered draw n when h in d s a re a v a il
to sing at th e fu n eral of Mrs. H attie his train in th e b rief in terv al he had
of th e boys, who said to th e P rophet
able. T he am o u n t is ch arg ed to th e
S
tenberg,
of
P
leasan
t
Valley,
and
o ' seeing th e auto. C o n d u cto r Jack
w ater fund an d is for w a te r pipe ex
E lish a : "Go up, old bald head, go ALL CASH PAID
AT AUCTION SALE were stru ck by the electric cur, both Shipley accom panied th e in ju red NEW TELEGRAM RATE
tensions, prin cip ally to the H eaver
u p ,” when forty-tw o of them were
m achine anil train m eeting squarly girl to G resham , and both of the
to rn to pieces by th e bears, as a les
NOT YET EFFECTIVE S tate facto ry , w hich have alread y
As an indication of th e grow ing on th e track.
train m en gave all assistan ce possible
been delivered.
son for th e g en e ratio n s to come.
T he au to was com pletely dem ol
prosp erity of th is p art of th e coun
Deputy C oroner Sm ith cam e out
D uring the p ast few days th e re
T his, at least, is an illu stra tio n of
try, th e auction sale at th e M ulthauf ished. Those who visited the scene from P o rtlan d and took th e rem ain s have been m any en q u iries reg ard in g
T. s. M c D a n i e l s d e a t
th e s ta te of public se n tim e n t of th a t
farm yesterd ay is In a « lass by 'tself. say th a t the wreck was the most o ' Hie dead girl to th e city. He also th e price of th e E vening T elegram
an c ie n t tim e; and th e re is no change
IS SHOCK TO
T he sale was larg ely atte n d e d and com plete and frig h tfu l they ever saw. had several p h o to g rap h s m ade of the and O utlook in com bination. We
of se n tim e n t ii^ th is reg a rd to this
W hen the tra in stru ck the m achine w reck and the scene of th e accident. have inform ed all th a t th e new price
The d e a th of T. S. McDa
th in g s w ent off w ith a snap.
* day.
Mr. M ulth au f was p repared to tak e th e a ir connections closed but the
D eputy C oroner S m ith m ade note would be $5.00 per year. We were c u rred in P o rtlan d W ednesday ev en
W henever lite ra tu re is used for
bankable notes for all sum s over ten cars ran fully two hu n d red feet be of th e fact th a t th e re was no cro ss so Inform ed by the T elegram a few ing. Ja n u a ry 3, re su ltin g from p n e u
th e con ju rin g , publishing and p er
m onia.
T he fu n eral services w ere
dollars, but th e su rp rise of th e sale fore they cam e to a stop, dragging ing bell and said fu rth e r: "T h e ob weeks ago.
p e tra tin g of jokes on th e fath ers,
held loday from th e F irs t M. E.
was found in th e fact th a t not a the au to along with it. T he ends of stru ctio n s of th e view undoubtedly
Som
ething
has
happened
or
failed
w hich would be frow ned upon as dis
note was draw n for any am o u n t. Ev th e ties on the n o rth side of the co n trib u ted to a larg e ex ten t. On the to happen an d we find T he T elegram ch u rch of which he was a m em ber.
respectful to the m others, it is done
track were torn and sp lin tered and n o rth side of th e trac k th e re is an Is still co n tin u in g th e old ra te which
T he an n o u n c em en t of Mr. Mc
ery buyer paid spot cash.
w ith a m istaken Idea th a t public
The Union Meat com pany had a th e cars were com pelled to rem ain o b stru ctio n of the east view, ow ing th e O utlook will a»so extend to Its D aniel’s d ea th , a t th e age of 52, cam e
opinion will to le ra te such tre a tm e n t
th e re for nearly two ho u rs before the to a high em b an k m en t, and at the su b scrib ers u n til o th erw ise notified, as a shock to his g re a t host of a c
of th e fa th e r at th e hands of th e chil re p re se n ta tiv e a t th e sale who bid In w reckage could be cleared away by
end of th e em b an k m en t Is placed a m aking th e co m bination $4.25. We q u ain tan c es In th is vicinity and
a m ajo rity of th e cows an d heifers.
d ren , and th a t n e ith e r th e public nor
30-foot b illboard, which co n tin u es a re Inform ed th e h ig h e r ra te will th ro u g h o u t th e sta te . H e was p rom
Some of the best m ilk ers were th e com pany's w recking crew.
th e fa th e r him self will raise a voice
T he body of Lillie L uscher was the o b stru ctio n .
T rav elers have a soon go in to effect.
bought
by
local
dairym
en.
T he O utlook inent an d active in m any affairs p e r
of p ro te st in his behalf.
ta in in g to ed u catio n , ch u rch and
found at th e re a r of th e train hav view of only about 109 feet of the w ants your renew als.
W h a t a difference in th e life of NEW LOGGING ROAD
ing been d ragged for m ore th an a track s u n til they a re w ithin 89 feet
tem p eran ce work. He was ch a irm an
lite r a tu r e w hich breeds contem pt for
of th e board of tru ste e s of W il
NEAR BULL RUN h u n d red feet while both cars of the ot th e grade, ow ing to these o b stru c WHY FURNITURE STORES
th e fa th e rs as com pared w ith that
train passed o ver her. T he body was tio n s.”
DON'T FLOURISH HERE la m ette U niversity.
w hich b rea th es respect fo r them
C am er & T ay lo r’s saw m ill, locat frig h tfu lly m angled.
Miss Rosalie
F o r sev eral years th e fam ily have
An inquest will be held to n ig h t at
R. R. C arlson has discovered why
" P e c k ’s Bad Boy” was a funny book ed on the m o u n tain east of th e Bull was picked up .« t one side of the
the public m orgue. T he two L uscher a f u rn itu re sto re m ust go out of b u si resided d u rin g th e su m m er at th e ir
w ritte n in 1883
It was read in the Run riv er n ear its ju n ctio n with the trac k and bro u g h t to G resham by
b eau tifu l hom e n ear L in u n m in and
girls were the d a u g h te rs of Mr. and ness In G resham
R ecently an ag e n t
hom es of the country fa r and wide Sandy, will resu m e o p eratio n s next th e lib ra ry service ca r which was
Mrs. Jaco b L uscher, of F airview , and sold several Sw eeper-V acs here for have been freq u en t a tte n d a n ts at th e
an d was d ram a tiz ed ; but th e laugh M onday a fte r being idle since the ju st passing the spot at th e tim e. Dr.
were well known all o ver ea ste rn ten d o llars each, alth o u g h Mr C a rl G reshum M ethodist ch u rch .
was ail a t th e expense of th e fa th e r w eek before C h ristm as when it was S. P. B ittn e r m ade an exam ination
Mr. McDaniel was noted for Ills
M ultnom ah county. L illie, th e dead son has them for sale a t $6.50. T he
who should nev er be tric k ed or sh u t down fo r th e holidays.
and found only superficial bruises girl, was th e youngest, h er age be
ready wit, his g en ero u s sy m p a th ie s
Sweeper-Vac will sw eep e ith e r a floor
T he com pany has a larg e tr a c t of and possibly a broken rib an d ankle. ing ab o u t 18 year, .
m ocked by a son; so it died a n a tu r
anil his irre p ro ach a b le c h a ra c te r and
R osalie is o r carp et.
al d eath m ore th an a q u a rte r of a tim b er available, stre tc h in g back for T he Red Cross am bulance took her ab o u t two y ears o ld er
life.
Both were
Two o th e r
excellent
b arg ain s
ce n tu ry ago. C om pare th e fate of several m iles in to th e hills, w ith an to th e Good S am aritan hospital ac
Mr. M cDaniel was fo r e ig lit years
excellent sin g e rs and w ere in fre
m ust be disposed of at once. One is business m an ag er of
"P e c k 's Bad Boy” w ith 'h e it.,m ortal e stim a te d ten y e a rs’ supply in sight. com panied by her m o th er and b ro th
th e Pacific
quent dem and for en te rta in m e n ts
a ro u n d -to p din in g table, six-foot ex C h ristian A dvocate an d la te r engaged
"C asa b la n ca,” o r "T h e Boy Stood on A new steam logging ro ad , about er. At last rep o rts she was resting and o th e r g a th e rin g s
tension, form erly sold a t $19.00; In business for him self. H e Is s u r
th e B urn in g D eck,” w ritten in 1789: four m iles in len g th will be in o p era
It will assist
now offered fo r $7.50. T he o th e r Is vived by his widow, und th re e ch il
T h e fla m e s ro lle d on— he w ould n o t go tion in a few weeks.
TELEPHONE COMPANY
DEATH OF J. W. MENZIES
W ith o u t h is f a th e r ’s w ord;
largely in in creasin g th e o u tp u t of
a sq u are-to p din in g table, ten -fo o t
TO ELECT DIRECTORS
IN PORTLAND TUESDAY extension, fo rm erly sold fo r $8.50; d ren , M arg aret, 13; W ilson, 10, and
T h a t f a th e r, f a in t in d e a th below,
the mill.
W arren, 7.
His fa th e r, a retire d
His voice no longer heard.
N otice of th e an n u a l m eeting of
Jo h n W ilbur Menzies, a b ro th e r of now offered a t $6.69.— Adv.
M ethodist m in ister, resid es in In
th e sto ck h o ld ers of th e local te le
T h e re cam e a b u r s t o f th u n d e r— so u n d — ORGANIZATION OF
d ian a.
Mrs. D. M. R oberts of G resham , died
T h e boy! oh, w h e re w as he?
NEW FAIR BOARD phone com pany have been sen t out at nit, residence, 229 E ast N ineteenth
FAIRVIEW
A sk o f th e w in d s th a t f a r a ro u n d
to every ow ner of stock, accom
SANDY BLUFF
W ith fra g m e n ts stre w e d th e sea!
The re g u la r m eeting of th e F air-
T he recently elected board of d i panied by proxies for th o se who can stre e t, P o rtla n d , last T uesday m o rn
ing
Mr M enzies was a n ativ e O re view g ran g e will be postponed to
re
c
to
rs
of
th
e
M
ultnom
ah
County
Mrs. Elsie R adford has been q u ite
W ith m ast, a n d helm , and pennon fair,
not atten d . T he m eeting will be
F a ir association will m eet next Mon held in M etzger’s hall, com m encing gonian and a son of C aptain Jam es som e fu tu re d ate, notice of which sick but is slow ly Im proving.
T h a t w ell h a d b orn th e ir p a rt,—
Menzies.
He
was
born
in
1864
and
B u t th e n o b le s t th in g w hich perish ed day a t 19 o'clock in th e forenoon for
will be given In due tim e.
Mr. und Mrs. Sam uel C arrell sp en t
at 2 p. m., on M onday. Ja n u a ry 22. lived for m any y ears In th is city, l i e
th e re
Mrs. 8. B. H all has gone to C or S unday w ith Mr. and Mrs. A. J. A ult.
organization
T
he
m
eeting
will
be
As th e re are ab o u t 280 sh a re h o ld also lived fo r som e y ears in L ebanon,
Was th a t young, f a ith f u l h e a rt!
vallis to Join Mr. H all, who is a t
held in th e office of County A gent ers It is d esirab le th a t a good m a jo ri
Mrs. Byron E dw ards is hom e for a
Moses, who had m ore tro u b le in his
O regon, and la te r in Roslyn. Wash ten d in g F a rm e rs’ W eek session of th e
H all.
sh o rt stay from C alifo rn ia. She ex
ty of them be rep resen ted at the ington. For the past th ree years h e
life th an ail o th e r living man on ac
Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college. Mr. Hall pects to re tu rn th e re soon.
T he principal business at th is m eet m eeting so th a t an o th e r m eeting will
co u n t of th e disobedience and dis
ing will be th e election of p resid en t, not have to be held. The business had resided in P o rtla n d . Besides his will probably a tte n d a conference of
C arrie Brook lias been sick with
respect of th a t bunch called th e chil
vice presiden t, se creta ry an d tre a s on hand is the election of tw o d i widow and tw o d au g h ters, Miss Ida county ag en ts next week.
th e g rip
d ren of Israel, o r G od's chosen peo
u re r to serve d u rin g th e com ing recto rs and th e consid eratio n of such Menzies, of th is city, and Mrs. W. E.
A lfred H aughlum Is in P o rtlan d .
ple, expressed th e se n tim e n t of all
T h irty y ears ago th e a re a supplied
year. Some m a tte rs p erta in in g to the oilier m a tte rs as may com e before M umm a, of Roslyn, W ashington, he
tim e in his com m andent, "H o n o r
leaves five sisters and one b ro th er: from a ce n tral elec tric sta tio n In New •Notice to D elin qu en t Stockholders
next fa ir will probably be tak en up th e m eeting
Xlrs G eorge W B ates and Mrs Jo h n York city was less th an a m ile
thy fa th e r and thy m o th e r;” and the
and discussed.
G resham F r u it G row ers' Ass'n.
h o n o rin g of th e m o th er was n o t p u t
P arsons of P o rtla n d ; Mrs D. M sq u are. Now th e re is g en e rate d
$ iiaxa-Mt) no.
ah ead of h o n o rin g th e ta th e r.
If Some m onths ago th e p o stm asters of
A ccording to the law s of O regon
yearly in th e United S tates m ore th an
T he m a rriag e of Mr. K Yuasa and R oberts, of G resham , O regon; Mrs.
go v ern in g co rp o ratio n s a su b sc rib er
th a t g en eratio n of Isra elites had been th e United S tate s w ere m ade re c ru it
17,509,000,000 k ilo w att hours.
J.
A
m
brose
of
B
ellingham
,
W
ash
in
g
Miss Y oshiko Miyao took place at th e
to th e ca p ita l stock who is d elin
capable of honoring th e ir fa th e rs and ing ag en ts for th e arm y, an offer of
q u e n t In his paym ents for stock Is
hom e of th e bride on F ifth stre e t In to n ; Mrs. J. Jo slin , of F airb an k s,
More th an 3,000,000 cases of ln-
m o th ers as well as Moses and th e ir $5 for each re c ru it being m ade to
G resham yesterd ay noon. T he ce r A laska, and J F. Menzies, of C ar d u stra il illness, caused m ainly by not en title d Io vote a t a sto c k h o ld e rs'
God, they probably would n o t have in te re st them . T he resu lts have not
m eeting. So please ta k e notice and
bonado,
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ash
in
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to
n
;
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Menzies,
em ony was perform ed by Rev. J.
long hours, low w ages, d u st, had a ir, If you d esire to p articip a te in th e
been w ith o u t a hom e and co u n try to met expectations. A rep o rt from
of P o rtlan d , is a nephew.
C lark T ibblts with Dr H. II H ughes
a n n u a l m eeting to be held a t g ran g e
day.
The fu n eral took place yesterday fum es, sm oke, poisonings an d poor h all, G resham , Ja n u a ry 8, 1917, it
W est V irginia says th a t th e post and th e b rid e's m o th er actin g as w it
T he ch ild ren of today who a re en m aster a t H olden is th e first one in
aftern o o n from th e residence, with ven tilatio n a r e 'r e p o r te d an n u a lly in will be necessary to com e in and pay
nesses
th e United S tates.
up any balance on y o u r stock.
co u raged to consider it sm a rt o r m a n th a t s ta te to get a recru it.
in te rm en t in R iverview cem etery.
Both of th e young people were
ly to he disresp ectfu l and disobedient
born in Ja p a n , but will m ake th eir
Tailor! ng
T hen- a re 5,562 em ployes In th e
R ubber th a t has lost It» elasticity
to th e head of th e ir own, o r o th e r
Don't forget to read the want ads.
fu tu re hom e in th is city. Ail who may be reju v e n ate d by Im m ersing it lig h th o u se service, and only forty-
F o r men and w om en - cleaning,
fam ily, will have no respect for te a c h
know them will wish fo r them a long for five m in u tes in a bath of glycerin eig h t of th ese a re in W ashington. p ressing an d rep a irin g done well.
e r n o r schohi governm ent, an d the chists of tom orrow . Also, when the
P e te r L en a rd , Powell stre e t.
and happy m arried life in the land of
mixed w ith tw enty-five tim es its vol The lig h th o u se serv ice is a p a rt of
schools may as well be closed tim e com es to them th a t th e ir sight
th e se ttin g sun.
ume of d istilled w ater and h eated to ,h ’‘ ' l••Pu r,ra " ,“ o t com m erce.
E lectric locom otives a re In use in
"W h ere they let football be p la y e d ;” and h earin g a re im paired w ith old
70 degrees C en tig rad e, and th en
S w itzerland, in w hich pow erful elec
b u t th is is not all: they will have no ng", like fa th e r ’s, they will not be
Big Dance.
LOST -G old brooch w ith ruby set. tro m ag n ets a re used in stead of
respect for th e au th o ritie s of the> favored with a fro n t seat In the Given in R eg n er's o p era bouse S at drying it w ith filter p ap er
The brooch la new and th e atone
tow n o r city, no r th e laws o r go v ern show , unless th e re be a show f u rn urday evening, Ja n u a ry 13. Good
high act. F in d e r rep o rt to O u t couplings in d raw in g cars.
look office. R ew ard.
F o r Sale, I M Acres.
m en t of th e county, s ta te o r nation, ished them by th e county o r s ta te in m usic, good floor m anagem ent. G en
A six-mile bore under James peuk,
91
The J. W. Roork place fo u r m ites
and they will be th e hom e-destroyers poor house, mad house o r peniten- tlem en 75c, Ladies free
Boston operates a municipal print in the Rockies, will cut seventy-three
east
of
Gresham.
Half
under
culti-j
and taw break ers, tram p s and an ar- itary.
MILO C. KINO.
Try a want ad. in the Outlook.
ing plant.
vation.
Phone 26x.
$1
1
miles off the transcontinental trip.