Gresham outlook., July 13, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

PA ( i t
KOCH
Pi-ugfMM <»f M atin g H »h.
ab o u t until it ap p ears like a rnlna-
P osters for th e G range Field D ay!]
T he m a n u fa ctu re of h ats is one of tu re snow sto rm and g rad u ally and
evenly
se
ttle
s
on
th
e
cone.
W
hen
all
which
will be held at th e co u n ty ,
the most in te restin g of m a n u fa c tu r­
th e fu r for one hat is th u s fed into
•air
g
rounds
on S atu rd ay , Ju iy 28
ing processes and few w earers of this th e form er and is deposited on the
are being p u t up all o ver "the county. '
im p o rtan t p art of the m ale w ard­ cone, th e m achine is opened, the op­
a n n o u n c e a r h o r « ,-
pm |
robe would recognise in th e g reat e ra to r wraps a cloth about the cone
voices, good speaking, music, horse
Mrs.
J.
Cannon
and
d
a
u
g
h
te
rs
have
bales of rabbit, h are , m u sk rat, o tte r w ith its evenly deposited covering of
gone to Seaside fo r a tw o-w eeks’ racing, dancing and all kinds of
and o th e r skins th a t come to the Dan­ fu r, rem oves th e cone and slips off stay.
sports. H eyer's P leasan t Home band
bury fu r factories the m aterial front the first form of the h at. It appears
will fu rn ish th e m usic. E verything
to
be
a
conical,
wet
and
d
elicate
ob­
which th e ir ( fu r ) felt hats are made.
•Mrs G race Quick and d a u g h te r is free and ail a re welcome.
The best skins and by fa r the larg est je c t; but is quickly im m ersed In M argaret retu rn ed early this week
portion a re Im ported and a rriv e in warm w ater, which Increases the from a w eek's o u tin g at Seaview.
A lab o rato ry to be created a t H el­
singfors, F in lan d , for th e stu d y of
g reat bales co n tain in g from 2000 to bolding quality of the fu r so th a t the
W illiam B r o ^ T T f H aley Station technical in d u stria l problem s, will be
<000 skins.
Many processes are ' »«die«'' can be safely handled
Mhr?U
k|h
he
"Ucce“
,v
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Processes
of
has
been assistin
g ...
in the uilliUOK
Outlook supported in p art by th e governm ent,
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v
vvrnnrn
III
gone through In th e fu r factory be
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rln k in
ln g to exact sizes, dyeing for p p rin
rin tin
tin g g d d ep
eo artm
o .r ...........
.....
but largely by a n u m b er of p riv ate
lor the fu r is ready for th e h at man sh h rin
a rtm ^n
en t t for
several . days
concerns.
itfacturer,
who, a fte r p u ttin g it J d Mlrn d, COlOn* “ nd d ry ,n g ' aH ° f
lean
the ^ hl Ch 8 '“ “- - » r y before th e rough
Mrs W. L. G orsage has gone to
through blowers, which clean
the
England has found it advsiable to
fu r
from foreign
substances and bodies begin th e ir trav e ls th ro u g h S eattle for a tw o-w eeks' visit, sh e
hair, s ta rt the ac tu a l m aking of a b at the hands of various skilled w ork­ left h e r tw ins in ch arg e of Miss reso rt to the g a th e rin g of garden
herbs and weeds for m edicinal pur-
iiv weighing o u t ju st enough fu r to men who shape and block and trim , Leila Gibbs
e aid
ost hum an me-
size and w eight of so n with
W
? ' h th
' h‘‘
“ *d of
° l alm
almo8t
m ake u a given siz
poses.
m is old-fashioned in d u stry
Jo h n Honey and bis cousin. C o r­ hud fallen into disuse until the drug I
o or r si
stiff
fu r r is
in ­ <baulcal
,h “ bodies Into fln-
Iff headgear.
h eadgear T
T he
he fu
is I fed
fed
in
« o in - I i g j j g j h a t 8
poral E dw ard Quigley of Spokane supply from G erm any was cut off.
fo an Inclosed m achine In which Is
have retu rn ed from a two-day visit
a revolving copper cone, perfo rated
W hile George Ayres, a Darby (P a .) with F red eric Honey n ear A storia
and wet. beneath which is a rapidly
policem an, was out on his beat h u n t­
revolving suction fan which creates
Miss Em m a Jo hnson, the O utlook's
ing to r some bold b u rg lars, th e said
a dow nw ard a ir c u rra n t. T he resu lt
Bull Kun
b. b. s robbed his home, g etting, linotype o p erato r, is enjoying a two-
'* t h a t t h e Ugh, w eight fu r Is sw irled
am ong
things, m
the e baby
baby’s h bank w eeks’ vacation at N ew port, Oregon i - -a AM M unday O n ly
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* o th e r tunigw,
" , Mil an<1 E x p r e s s
H er absence leaves th e O utlook office ti 12 Y w
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! d y . O r s s h a m J n iv
? i s AU ;Sl,‘n - lo 8,111 R u n
sh o rt a valuable assistan t.
GRESHAM PEOPLE
AND HAPPENINGS
Gresham Time Tabic
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YELLO W FIR LUM BER
D. S. Jo h n so n , who has been in
eastern Oregon for several weeks, is
a t hom e for a sh o rt tim e looking
a fte r his affairs here. He expects to
retu rn to M orrow county soon.
AI.I. GRADEN TO SEL E C T FROM.
FINISH LUMBER,
FLOORING,
OEILINO,
MOULDINGS
KILN DRIED
Sush,
Doors,
Nails,
Builders' Hardware
G resham Yard.
J
OUR FRESH-BAKED
delicacies will keep well to the
next m eal. If you've despaired
of g ettin g an exact d u p licate of
your best hom e cooking, its
because y o u ’ve overlooked th is
bakery.
We can prove th at
by one trial.
CITY BAKERY
GRESHAM
Phone 11
Fly W ay, Fly W ay, Fly
L S iE ” £ ly
E q u ip p ed w ith W e b ste r M a g n e tto
w h ich req u ire n o b a tte r ies
H. P. W ebster M agnetto
p
S un
H. P. W ebster M agnetto
8 in. Pulley
on , y -
H. P . W ebster M agnetto
8 in. Pulley
”
6
$165
H . P. W ebster M agnetto
Any »ize for all kinds of work
Prices the sam e as last year
Pum p Jacks from $ 7 .0 0 to $1 1 .0 0
|
Why Pump by Hand?
H essel s Farm M achinery Co.
D_ est . to . Buy
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M t' H o o d '
•5 :4 6 a .
6 40 a.
8:00 a.
’ S:15 a. n t
10:05 a. m
111:16 a. m.
12:05 p. m.
11:15 p. m.
2 05 p. m.
'3 :1 5 p. rn.
4 00 p. m.
5:10 p. m.
6:15 p. m.
* T a n iyirTXCepl S u n d a Y
IS oo p. m
t r .in « k ln n e m a n n , c o n n e c t w ith o . W . P
t r a i n s f o r P o rtla n d .
7:15 a. in.
8 45 a. m.
u j-i
Wlth pulley
u m p in g W a te r, r u n n in g C re a m S e p a r a to r. W . . l „ „ g M a c h t n r E t c
5 34 PM I i | v;
•i 40 PM D ly 'E x . S u n .
" /« PM ' i l y / r ° m M ‘ H o o d O e i*0 ’
¿.1 5 PM i d £ EX
!• 15 PM I l l y
En­
gines, That Go and Go R ight
5 45 PM E f t . *0 UUI‘ fiU "
« 1 5 AM ’i'/fy EX S “ r'
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. K ern left this
m orning for a trip which will tak e
them to O nalaska and
A m erican
Lake, W ashington.
At the la tte r
Place they expect to visit with th eir
son H arold, who is in tra in in g in the
en g in ee r's corps.
G asoline or K erosen e
lo r
AM lily
Mr. and Mrs. W alter C. Hurch S 7:33
31 A i * i d ' / ,r o m M l- « o o O D e p o t.
have re tu rn e d hom e a fte r an absence
-0 :4 0 A M Lily'
of several weeks. Mr. Hurch has been f t :15 AM
O°nTyM ' HO° d D ’ P° t
engaged In ca rp e n te r work at Silver- ’ ? 31 PM Dl‘y
O reH h am ° n l y .
ton. Mrs. Hurch visited at Sliver
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ton an d at A storia
1:4 0 PM E H f r ° m M * H ood
W allace K adderly, form erly
as­
sista n t County A gent here, but now
statio n ed a t C orvallis, was in G resh ­
am today.
He has been a tten d in g
the N. E. A. convention in P o rtland
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8,111 R "11
- 00 PM S u n . <>nly.
3 45 PM Dl‘y Q r *‘s h a m " n | V
Mr and Mrs. W. E. Wood have f
kj F "‘8 a |'« i »£ re ’ ha "’
retu rn ed from a business trip to T il­
lamook county w here they sp en t the
past two weeks.
They visited in 1- 2.» PM I/ly , G r e s h a m O nly.
,,| lin E w x - <’o S r u n. P o rtla n d
M anzanita with Mr. and Mrs. H ar­ M ™ am 1 )ly
-
A.M S un. O nly
den last Sunday.
Jones Lumber Co.
•••..................
M lr AW ! ly to K «Ucn<la
i SOAM i i i • '" ''“ 'ii- S u n ,o E s la c a d a
.t i ', '«
5 to 81111 “ “ •>
II «8 AM D ly *U <’r e " h*"*
8
Tel. 544
Only a bad .
Only a dad, w ith a tired face
C om ing hom e from th e dally race
B ringing little of gold o r fame
To show how well he has played the
gam e,
B ut glad In his h eart th a t his own
rejoice
T°
h e„
Best to Use
Tel. 6X2
An alien atio n su it d atin g buck to
1880, in w hich plaintiff and d efend­
an t have become g ran d m o th ers, was
recently dism issed in New Jersey.
To th e P ublic.
Miss A nna L arson and Miss Olive
? tice i8 hereby given th a t I will
! Olsen e n tertain ed Miss M arguerite
i r » » * ,bi i , £ >r »?” >
U se IN T E R N A T IO N A L FLY W A Y to keep the d ie .
Michel. Miss M iriam IRrown, Miss
W illa M etzger, Miss F lo ren ce Towle,
G race F essenden a fte r th is 27th day
Saftey F ir s t:— In su re th a t au to
off the cows.
of Ju n e, 1917,
Miss Evelyn M etzger and Miss H ester w ith John Drown before you have 1 Onl>' « <la«I, of a brood of four
H. H. FESSEN D EN. Boring, Ore.
T horpe a t th e ir a p a rtm e n ts In P ort Phoan e , 5en t ’ h8Ve U ’ t° ,en ° r bUrned 'I 2
“ e n . or
°r m
ore,
, » ---- «
men
more,
Protecting your Stock from flie. m eans a Saving in Feed
I land last T uesday evening.
P lodding along in the dally strife.
- - - W » « « v
1 ea rin g the whips and scorns of life
1
W
th
ate8V8r
a
"
h
,tu
p
er
of
Pal«
or
C harles L ato u rell and George
A nnouncem ent
Q U A R T S , 50c
C ham bers, who left h ere on S atu rd ay .
H onor Roll.
« P ° rawaeit!iake ° f th ° 8e *'h0 at bom e
One 50c Sprayer F R E E with each gallon tin at $ 1.50
Ju n e 30, for a trip to th e C alifornia .
line th ro u g h C en tral Oregon to set
Young men who have e n list­
d a d ' n eith er rich o r proud,
road m ark ers, re tu rn e d hom e last ' ‘ ed from ea ste rn M ultnom ah
LESSONS IN PAINTING
Tom ™
,h e 8urging crowd,
and vicinity.
T uesday. They cam e back over the
P oit g ' ■¿rlv ln «- Im m day to day.
Especially for boys und girls
Siskiyous an d down th e W illam ette
ERNEST J ANDERSON
qtU nJg w h atev er may come his way-
in the country.
ISAAC ANDERSON
distributors
Valley. T he trip was very p leasan t
t t V h,eneV,e r the harHh condem n,
FOREST ARNOLD
Keep
pace with your eity
And
bearin
g
It
all
for
the
love
of
but
uneventful
except
th
a
t
they
set
Howitt Bldg.
_
.
them .
ALVIN AUSTIN
cousins.
-
Gresham, Oregon
ab o u t 200 road signs.
TOM RAKER
P
ractical
in
stru c tio n s In d raw ­
ELM ER BANKUS
, This is th e line th a t for him I pen
ing and p ain tin g from n a tu re
Mrs. S. G. C arrel drove h e r F ord
H E R B E R T BASLEE
Only a d ad ,— b ut the best of men.’
by a te ac h er ed ucated in the
Io The Dalles and back y esterd ay *
HENRY BOTTLESON
A rt ce n te rs of E urope and Am­
EDGAR BROOKS
a d istance of 165 miles. She rep o rts
erica. and one who has had
LEON CADDY
th e roads to be in perfect condition, i
years of experience in teach­
A. CAMP
ing, having held im p o rta n t po­
Mrs. C arrell was accom panied to The
RALPH CRANDALL
M anufactured bv
sitio n s In schools and colleges
GEORGE CRANE
Dalles by h er husband an d his b ro th ­
SANDY CREAMERY CO.
also
of
wide experience in
FRANK CRAW FORD
er, A. H. C arrell, who a re on th e ir
t e r ' h h nam e “ M° n n t Hood But-
C ach in g p riv ate classes
and
GRESHAM OUTLOOK (Twice . Week) w it h -
FRED DAVIS
te
r
ha«
h
ereto
fo
re
been
used
bv
individuals.
* a y to the P alouse co u n try to work
W. DEAVER
C rea‘m 8lr U ° f “ if M ount H°od Ice
d u rin g th e sum m er.
EDWARD DICKENSON
** ,f,e m an w ho early
i rt.
Cream Co., which has all its
•
in life kn«H s w hat A rt is
RAYMOND DUNBAR
Daily O regonian ...................
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d
h
n
y
tiGeOdUT.8
r
*
‘B
is,ered
u
nder
18.00
Goethe.
88 88
W EASTMAN
Dr. A. Thom pson received a beau ­
Dally and Sunday O regonian
< a«e
r iat perm ission has
.. 8.00
VENCIL EVANS
4
l
i
tifu
l
cake
and
a
huge
box
of
hom
e
whTeb
h
e“
Ce
tUe
C“
a,,ge
°
f
“
am
e,
Dally Jo u rn a l .................
Come and learn from ex-
DEWEY GIBBS
3.00
which becam e effective on Janu-
m ade candy from his daughter-in-law
Dally and Sunday Jo u rn al
CLIFTON H H A RRIS
perienee
this tro th .
!
. 7.80
4.00
Mrs. F red Thom pson of T he Dalles
C HENDRICKS
Evening T elegram
, i i , M,0UI! , a l n . Me“ dow
B u tte r”
6.00
CARYL
HESLIN
In honor of his b irth d ay yesterday.'
CH AS. W . PO ST /
. J » t °.u“ d at al1 ,h e Leading
CLAUDE HESLIN
<
l.li
Colombia Hiibway aul Rooster Rock Road
L ittle M argaret St.C lair, whise b irth ­
ores in the county. Ask for it .
S em iW ee k ly Jo u rn a l
CHARLES
HICKS
2.00
1.16
day fell on th e sam e day, was th e
JAS. O HILLYARD
Dally News and N.-W. F arm s
WILLIAM HILLYARD
g uest last n ig h t of Dr. and Mrs
VICTOR HOLM
Thom pson.
? . ’
N o h ’ s the best time to subscribe
Iwf n t proud or. ova shop a top tìtadf
Do it NOW.
H E R B E R T li HOSS
We Naturally Feel Quite Proud
IAWP m e M ANY FffltAOS
MAOCl
RAYMOND
IIUMASON
Mrs Maxwell S chneider sta rte d
ALBERT JOHNSON
P H O N E 701
th is m orning on a tw o-w eeks' cam p­ •
<>t the complimentary re­
GUY JONES
FRANK KENNEY
•
ing trip , accom panied bv th e G resh­
m it rks being made each dav
GEORGE KNIEHIEM
•
about our market. It is de­
am lib rarian . Miss P earl D urst, the
ALTON LOVELACE
la tte r's m o th er of M ontavllla and the
served approbation.
Our
CHARLES MAVER
lib ra ria n of one of th e o th e r branch
step-lively delivery has won
JACK MILSTED
.
EDWARD NOREEN
•
lib raries They w ent In Mrs. Schnei­
J1« many friends. The qual­
OSCAR E NOREEN
.
ity of our ,neats |la8 hej .
d e r's new co u n try club O verland and
ROY OLSEN
.
endear
us to the public.
expect to go to Mt. R anier. They
RAY PALMQUIST
look
com
plete
cam
p
eq
u
ipm
ent
and
TOM
PA
R
K
ER
A
J
w
.
BROWN,
Prop.
I he Government dem and, preservation of all poss.ble
fay f potter
expect to m ake th e trip a real o u t­
G R E SH A M , O REG O N
Fruita
CECIL P U L F E R
•
ing.
and \ egetahles
EARL
RADFORD
.
I
1 he dem and for G lass
G. REYNOLDS
The B aptist M issionary socitey will
VICTOR RICK ERT
m eet next T h u rsd ay . Ju ly U i wlth
W RICK ERT
Mrs C. G. Geddes, who will be as­
JO E ROSS
I" go.ng to be the greatest ever known and the supply
a|.
NELSON ROSS
sisted In serving by Mrs A. D Hos-
C G SCHNEIDER
ready nearly exhausted
w T " ; a“ " C J ^ “ « ‘ » d n is t. M r ,
RAI SHRIN ER
W K- Johnson and M r. E. Davidson
OSCAR STONE
.I r s Mary S h oem aker will be the
LE SL IE ST CLAIR
Ball M aton. Economy, wide-mouths. .elf-.ealm g
W ILBER STANLEY
lead er the su b je ct being "Misslon-
md other
C. STILLIONS
self-sealing ,ars
*ry M ilestone. " P a p e r, will he read
LLOYD TEOART
in d M
P U ,h ' Mr" C J Tlbb‘,,tli
ALLEN TILLER
Mrs Inez Miller.
Miss Mae
GEORGE TOWNSEND
LE SL IE TOWNSEND
W illiam son, th e well known d ram atic
EDNER WEDIN
rea d er of P o rtlan d , will g |ve two
All those desiring to realize all
»k-
ROY E WOODWARD
B o „ d . , „ , y now L k e f„ r Pi ±
, T
<’ r r u ,n 8 ° n
rea d in g , «tut Miss P l.th win plav a
In Officers' Reserve T ra in ­
ing t orps:
vlo n solo. All ladies . r e cordially
FR E D CRANE
Phone 661
I Invited to atten d
KD DENN
PLOYED METZGER
B lttm u s n ^
<t S |
, T rM |h |e
ERNEST P THOM
« ? ub*.n‘
''- '- ^ r o u h r ;
E ngineers Corps
CANNING ACCESSORIES
CARL CONGDON
HAROLD KERN
Metal H older, to keep your ,.r s off the bottom af the boiler
KENNETH C ROBERTS
' ^ 7 " D 'e food th a t agreed with me
Economy J.r Ltfters. A com plete stock of Rubber R.ng. .„ d
DALE RESSELL
and I becam e so d tn v and atek
m,
•to m ach a, tim es th a t " had m tak e
Oregon Branch U. 8 Bovs'
Lids for all jars
W
orking
Reserves
7
hold of som ething to keep from f .n
W ALTER METZGER
Seeing C h am b erlain 's T ablets
ARVIO PETERSON
adv ertised I d,M ,|,-,|
, rv
RALPH STANLEY
Gresham, t i r r e n i
.
TIMMERMAN
For All Lovers of Art
lim iw lfs JJIjarmary
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Mountain Meadow Butter
Preserving in W ar T im e
Gresham Market
Fruit Jars
Buy Now
U nited States D epository
for Liberty Loan Bond Funds
Metzger
first state bank