T W IC E
W EEK
G resham O utlook
VOL. 7, NO. 60
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1917
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AND
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$1.50 PER YEAR
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R oute A , as it w ill
G resham w ill
p ro b a b ly
have a
¡starch fa c to ry w ith in a yea r, am i the
o p p o rtu n ity is now open fo r th e fa r m ­
ers to dispose o f eve ry c u ll p o ta to
o f th is ye a r at a good price, besides
g iv in g the m back tile p u lp fo r stock
foo d a fte r the c o m m e rc ia l in g r e d i­
ents have been e x tra c tjjil
J. F. G r iffith , re p re s e n tin g th e i ’a-
c ific P ota to S tarch Go., was in con-
fe re n c e » w lth some o f tile G resham
business men last n ig h t a t the c ity
b a ll.
He o u tlin e d his plan o f p ro ­
ced ure and was in do rsed to tile ex­
te n t o f g iv in g h im a le tte r o f reco m ­
m e n d a tio n to tile p ro d u ce rs o f th is
I h e re a fte r be K n o w n , W ill be O v e r
S ixty-one M iles in
Length.
T h is b rid g e is de d ica te d to the
CORBETT,
Set. 23.— S p e cia l.—
T h re e h u n d re d and f if ty tho usan d
c itiz e n s o f O regon and W a sh in g to n
A b o u t IP o ’clo ck a in. Septem ber books, h u n d re d s, perhaps tho usan ds
by w hom its e re c tio n was o rd a in e d .
G resha m 's
fo u r
ru ru l
d e liv e ry V a lle y road
tw o
and
tw o -te n th s
It was eonceiveil o f th e ir v is io n , its
' 15 the pioneers o f eastern M u ltn o ­ o f a u th o rs ; not a ve in o f ro y a lty to
fo u n d a tio n s are la id upon th e ir sac­ rou te s, as now in o p e ra tio n , w ifi be m iles.
rific e s
T he s p ir itu a l h e rita g e
of
S o u th e a ste rly and n o rth e a s te rly to m ah c o u n ty begat) a sse m bling at th e Hi«' a u th o rs and scant p ro fits to th e
cou rag e, fa ith and h ig h en de avo r be­ reduced Io tw o ro u te s next M onday
am t
e ig h t-te n th s I h u ll o f C o lu m b ia gra n g e fo r the p u b lish e rs.
q u ea th ed to th is g e n e ra tio n by th e when the new o rd e r o f service goes po sto ffice - tw o
m iles.
purpose o f h o ld in g th e ir second a n ­
pioneers
who
w rested
fro m the
T h a t Is th«‘ w o rk a lre a d y accom ­
w ild e rn e ss these w id e and f r u it f u l in to effect. T h e re w ill be p ra c tic a lly
T o ta l le n g th o f ro u te , s ix ty one n u a l re u n io n .
p lish e d by tiie W a r L ih ru ry C o u n c il,
la u d s is b u ild e d in to its m em bers o f the same te r r it o r y covered as at pres and se ve n -te n th s m iles.
Those who t h ir t y and fo r ty years
stone am t steel and here handed
E o r em ergency purposes th is ro u te ugo had cla m b e re d o v e r logs uud w h ich was in s tru c te d by S ecre tary o f
«low n to tile g e n e ra tio n s th a t come ent but th e re w ill lie some e lim in a ­
io
has been d iv id e d in to tw o sections. th ro u g h b ru sh In search o f a s ig h t W a r lin k e r , to raise $ 1 ,000 ,0 00
a fte r.
tio n s and a d d itio n s .
In such cases the re g u la r c a r r ie r w ill f o r a fu tu r e hom e, whose means o f c o n s tru c t, e q u ip and operate s o ld ie rs '
The above s e n tim e n t is en gra ven
R oute
A
w ill ta k e the place o f
lib r a r ie s at I he t h ir t y - t w o c a n to n ­
ta ke the w estern end and the su b ­
o i one o f the p illa r s at th e V a n co u ­
present n u m b e r one and a ll o f n u m ­ s titu te Hie eastern. T h e t e r r it o r y In tra v e l and tra n s p o rt f o r years was ments and cam ps in th is c o u n try um l
ve r ^approach
to
th e
In te rs ta te
an ox team and liz a rd fo rk e d s tic k
at th e base «am ps in F rance um l also
b rid g e . T h e s e n tim e n t Is lo fty , co n ­ ber tw o w ith tiie a d d itio n o f about both d ire c tio n s is so n e a rly th e same o r sled now cam e
In
a u to m o b ile s
o f the present n u m b e r d ista nce fro m th e postoffice th a t th e o ve r tine ro a ils uud assem bled in a s u p p ly th e s a ilo rs uud tiie siek and
n e c tin g tiie past w ith tile present fo u r m iles
vicinity.
ach ie ve m e n t and h a n d in g th is dow n one o u t o f T ro u td a le in the v ic in ity re g u la r c a r r ie r w ill have t h ir t y and h a ll n e ar one o f th e finest h ig h w a ys in ju r e d w ith books.
M r. G r iffith stated th a t tiis co m ­
A d v e n tu re tales w ill to p th e lis t —
fo u r-te n th s m ites to serve, w h ile the In the w o rld .
to tiie fu tu r e g e n e ra tio n s.
o f C edar schoolhouse and as fa r east
pany w a nts a w arehouse here now
and th a t is a p p ro p ria te fo r th e w a r
s u b s titu te w ill have t h ir t y and slx-
A s ta te m e n t re c e n tly prepa red by
M any cam e fro m P o rtla n d some
and a fa c to ry next yea r
T h e corny
as M elrose. T h is same piece o f t e r ­ te n th s m iles.
w ill be th e "G re a t A d v e n tu re ”
in
th e en ginee rs in ch a rg e o f th e w o rk
fro m W a s h in g to n c o u n ty , some fro m
pany has a fa c to ry at B ea ve rto n and
r it o r y was once on ro u te tw o fro m
t it " lives o f m ost o f those p u rtic lp a t
B ou te n u m b e r 4 w ill tie th e sam e M osier and
o f c o n s tru c tio n o f th is $1 ,750,000
one fro m
A ld e rd a le ,
w a nts a ll the potatoes to be had th is
G resham but was given to T ro u td a le
as the present n u m b e r 4, w ith a p o r­ W a s h in g to n , b u t m ost w ere s t ill res­ iu g . So, H a ro ld B in dlosa, a d v e n tu e r
b rid g e show s th a t its to ta l cost was
fa ll. T h e re w ill be fa c to rie s in sev­
ab ou t fo u rte e n years ago.
s to ry w r ite r , is d ra w n fo r tw e n ty -
tio n o f present n u m b e r 2 added to it id e n ts o f th e v ic in ity .
be lo w tiie o r ig in a l e stim a te s, th u s
e ra l o th e r c o m m u n itie s ,
each e m ­
R oute A w ill exte nd w e stw ard o n ly
e ig h t d iffe re n t w o rks.
S ir
A rth u r
on the w estern end.
Roy K e rn , at
e ffe c tin g -a saving o f m any tho usan d
T
he
fo
re
n
o
o
n
was
spent
In
h
a
n
d
­
p lo y in g ab ou t 25 m en, the idea be­
as fu r as t h e E lw o o d road, ab ou t one
present c a r r ie r n u m b e r 4. w ill serve s h a k in g . in d iv id u a l and g ro u p c o n ­ C o na n-D o yle, th e c re a to r o f S h e rlo ck
d o lla rs to
th e
ta xp a ye rs o f both
in g to have fa c to rie s a ll o v e r the
m ile west o f R o ckw ood. T h u s G re sh ­
H olm es, comes next w ith tw e n ty -o n e ,
It. T h e d ista nce ts tw e n ty-se ve n and versa tion s.
M u ltn o m a h am i C la rk e cou ntie s.
t e r r it o r y w h ere potatoes are g ro w n
am w ill lose th e t e r r it o r y between
w h ile im m o rta l C h a rle s D ickens am i
n in e -te n th s m iles.
E o llo w in g Is tits
T he s ta te m e n t o f th e p u b lic ac­
A com m on q u e stio n was " w h o Is
th e re and B u c k le y avenue except tlia t
so as to save fr e ig h t costs.
H ubert C ham bers are a u th o rs o f
sche du le:
c o u n ta n t w ho each m o n th ta b u la te s
th
a
t?
"
.“
W
hat!
you
d
o
n
’t
say
so,’’
T h e plan
to be set b e fore th e
it w ill go w e stw a rd as fa r as B ellrose
tw e n ty w o rk s w h ich w ill lie d u p li­
Southeast to P re s to n ’s c o r n e r -
th e re ce ip ts and expenses o f o p e ra ­
th e com m on e x c la m a tio n upon b e in g
on present ro u te th re e fro m the P o w ­ one m ile.
fa rm e rs is to re q u ire 1000 acres in
cated m any tim e s in lib ra rie s .
Oh,
tio n o f tiie b rid g e shows th a t, fro m
to ld who it was.
I t c e rta in ly was
each n e ig h b o rh o o d
I f 25 fa rm e rs
e ll V a lle y road to the F orest road
yes,
M
r.
T
y
ru
s
R
aym
ond
Cobh,
b
e t­
East to T illis o u 's c o rn e r one and b ra in
tiie o p e n in g day last F e b ru a ry to the
c o n fu s in g
to
have a w h ile
su b c rlb e to th e plan th e fa c to ry
W illia m C h ild e rs w ill serve ro u te A
te r k n o w n , perhaps, as " T y , " comes
th re e -te n th s m iles
pre sen t tin* b rid g e has been a p a yin g
h
a
ire
d
w
om
an
whose
p
ic
tu
re
in
th
e
w ill be b u ilt.
F o u r o th e r c o m m u n i­
fo llo w in g tiie sche du le a rra n g e d f o r i
South s ix -te n th s , eust th re e and storeh ou se o f m e m o ry was th a t o f a fo rw a rd w ith Ills one book, " B u s t ­
in v e s tm e n t.
Up to A u g u st firs t th e
h im us fo llo w s :
tie s in th is v ic in ity w ill be s o lic ite d
o n e -te n th , so u th one and o n e -te n th , handsom e raven h a ire d you ng w o m ­ in g E m ."
o p e ra tin g expenses had been $11,-
to jo in , each w ith 25 su b scrib e rs The
N o rth on«- m ile , west tw o -te n th s , 1
W ill th e re be books on w a r? T lte re
east se ve n -te n th s—-one and seven- an, com e up and In tro d u c e h e rs e lf
523, w h ile tile to ta l rece ip ts fro m ,
c a p a city o f th e factory w ill be 50
n o rth liv e -te n th s to T e rry -on e and te n th s m iles.
w ill n o t! T iie C o u n c il feels tlia t tiie
to ils d u rin g tiie same p e rio d was
then
in
tro
d
u
c
e
a
y
o
u
n
g
w
om
an
as
ton s o f potatoes d a ily .
seve n-ten th s m iles.
•
S o u tli to A nd erso n s ta tio n — n in e - h e r d a u g h te r, o r to converse w ith an s o ld ie rs w ill he g e ttin g ¡til th e ir w a r
$66,208.
C o n d itio n s o f jo in in g are to sign
W est on«- m ile , re tra c e fiv e -te n th s . 1 te n th s m iles.
nt firs t hand.
Tit»- b rid g e is a c re d it in eve ry j
o ld is h lo o k in g m an w ho in s p ite o f
n c o n tra c t c o v e rin g fro m one to five
s o u tli one and liv e -te n th s to P o w e ll [
So fu r, w h ile c o n tra c ts fo r books
way to tiie c itiz e n s o f P o rtla n d am i
N o rth , west am i n o rth to T llle s o n ’s th e person present when n o t lo o k -
yea rs and fo r fro m one to five acres
th re e m iles.
-
le t, the c o m m itte e bus
! V a n co u ve r and
e sp ecially
to th e I V a lle y road
c o rn e r
tw o and tw o -te n th s m ile s * In g at h im you o n ly saw a fa t c h u n k y have been
A fla t price o f 50 cents a h u n d re d
East and s o u th e a s te rly to L it t le I
o
n
ly
reached
th e le tte r G. •H u n d re d s
b rid g e com m ission w h ich had
its
West to fo u r c o rn e rs — one m ile .
you ng lad o f a b o u t 16. speak o f his
w ill be paid fo r o n e -th ird o f tile crop,
page’s
c o rn e r
th re e
and
e ig h t
South and so u th w e st tq fo rk s o f 1 g ra n d c h ild re n .
You m ost fan cied o f lib r a r ie s were c o n su lte d and the
c o n s tru c tio n a n il now lias its o p e r­
w h ich w ill in c lu d e e v e ry th in g not
te n th s m iles.
a tio n in charge.
road
th re e and e ig h t-te n th s m ile s
I y o u rs e lf In a d re am and fe lt lik e s o ld ie rs and s a ilo rs , too. T ile b o o k ­
m a rk e ta b le .
A n a lte rn a tiv e plan is
S ou th on«- and o n e -te n th , east and
lis t w ill recom m end not w hut som e­
T iie
e d ito r and
his
w ife , and 1
N o rth e rly to P re sto n 's c o rn e r I p in c h in g y o u rs e lf to see If you were
to let the fa rm e r have c o n tro l o f
southeast
one
and
o n e -te n th to
one th in k s som eone else " o u g h t” to
th re e and s ix -te n th s miles.
awake,
a n o th e r in v ite d guest, accom panied
tw o - th ir d s o l th e p ro d u c t, th e fa c ­
O rie n t
tw
and
«- o itu
i „• th re e -te n th s . m iles . I
Ea,,t
fo u r -te ,‘ thH- n o rth
se ve n -!
E re the d in n e r h o u r a rriv e d the read, b u t w h a t thosp sometHie s o l­
C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r H o lm a n
re -I
to ry tiie o th e r th ir d
T hey w ill pool
wegt
Beven. te n th , to
d ie rs and s a ilo rs w a n t to read.
« e u tly on a t r ip to V an cou ver, n ia k - 1 S ou th io Bates one q u a rte r and
g ro w in g hu m o f steudy c o n v e rs a tio n
t h e ir in te re s ts and sell when the
I re tra c e one q u a rte r
lia lf m ile
O regon c itie s a re b u s ily engngeil
in g u m itlic ia l in sp e ctio n o f tile w o n­
j C o lto n ’s c o rn e r
tw o
uud
e ig h t- and flow o f good fe e lin g was a po ­
fa rm e rs say so. T ile
fa c to ry
can
Southeast to fo rk s o f roa d, one . te n tlis m iles.
in
ra is in g th e ir a p p o rtio n m e n t o f lit«'
d e r fu l brid g e .
M r. H o lm a n is one
tent o f what was c o m in g .
D in n e r
m ake its p ro tit on the o n e -th ird , the
' and on« -te n th m ile.
o f th e b rid g e co m m issio n e rs and is !
i
South to the ile v e l c o rn e r
o llt was ca lle d um l no need to say tila t w u r lib r a r y fo n d and not one but
fa rm e rs ta k in g th e balance p ro rata.
N o rth , east, n o rth and east (Vo
« u tlm s ia s tic o v e r th e clean and e f­
and tw o -te n th s m iles.
at a pio n e e r d in n e r tile tab les were p ro m ises to exceed the s m a ll a llo t ­
In a d d itio n th e fa rm e rs w ill be a l­
C ra s w e ll's
c o rn e r
one
o n e -th ird
fic ie n t h a n d lin g . o f
the
c o n tra c t
W est tw o -te n th s , n o rth fiv e -te n th s , loaded. One h u n d re d o f baked C o l- m ents.
low ed to s tiip back the p u lp f o r fee d­
m iles.
T h is w o rk Is • be in g v ig o ro u s ly
w o rk and o f tile o p e ra tio n o f the
west seve n-ten th s, n o rth to ra ilw a y itm b iu r iv e r salm on alon e w ill g ive
in g purposes
T h is p u lp is w o rth as
N o rth
fiv e -te n th s ,
west
e ig iit-
pushed in G resha m , Hie u llo tm e u t
brid g e .
on«' ii ik I s ix -te n th s m iles.
you
some
Idea.
H
ud
food
dictator
m u ch a the ra w potatoes
S tarch i i
te u th s one am i th re e -te n th s tilth's.
S outh to B lis s ’ c o rn e r on«1 and H o ove r Tiei'ti present he s u re ly w o uld fo r th is c ity be in g $1011. It I h being
In g ri at dem and now , s e llin g in Now IIOW TO REMEMBER
R etrace fiv e -te n th s , n o rth
five-
. fiv e -te n th s m iles.
have fo rg o tte n co n s e rv a tio n o f food ru p id ly g a th e re d In um l Hie lo cal
Y o rk fo r 19 cents a
pound.
The
c o m m itte e is a lm o st ready to a n ­
TRAIN TIME TABLE te n th s. w is t se ve n -te n th s to fo rk s of
N o rth fo u r te n th s, e a ste rly, one and canned ¡ill he co u ld .
m a rk e t cannot be o ve rsto cke d fo r
*
------------
road
one and se ve n -te n th s m iles.
nounce a successful «am puign.
and tw o -te n th s to s a w m ill one and
At
s
ig
h
t
o
f
tit«'
tab
les
th
e
c
o
n
v
e
r­
G R E S H A M , Kept. 24
E d ito r O u t­
t i . e years and 100 i-uicks o f potato« s
S o u tli fiv e -te n th s , west and n o r th ­ ! six -te n th s .
T h e c o m m itte e consists o f Dr. A.
sa tio n rose above a hum I t was Joke
w ill v ie ld a ton o f sta rc h w h ich can look:
Knowing that to m ost pim ple w e ste rly e ig h t-te n th s to S im m o n 's
E.
W.
A y ls w o rtb ,
N o n It to C o tto n ’s c o rn e r
t wo and Jest, g lva an«? ta ke , th r u s t and T h o m p so n ,
b< mad« ready fo r the m a rk e t in 24 i it is som e w h at h a rd to rem e m be r the one and th re e -te n th s m iles.
A.
E.
L
e
o
n
a
rd
,
M
rs.
().
J.
B
ro w n , M iss
m iles.
p a rry t i l l tlie d in n e r was o v e r when
«tours.
le a v in g tim e o f Hie tra in s to P o rtla n d
R etrace th re e -te n th s , s o u tli nine-
East
to
postoffice
n in e -te n th s u ll re p a ire d to th e up pe r h u ll tp a t­ Eva A n d e rso n , M I hh E th e l C a lk in s ,
T h e p la n t w ill cost about $2400 1 have o fte n th o u g h t o f t e llin g how te n th s , n o rth w e s te rly , e ig h t-te n th s
m iles
tend to the li t t le business necessary, M iss F rances B liss, T hom a s W ile s,
and th e fa rm e r w ill not be cull« «1 up
I w o rke d It o u t fo r m yse lf, h o p in g it tw o m iles.
T o ta l le n g th o f ro u te tw en ty-se ven but it was p la in ly a p p a re n t those M rs. Percy Giese, M iss G race F ie ld ­
on to he lp b u ild if.
He s im p ly f u r ­ m ay he lp some one else. As Q resh-
N o rth to fo rk s o f road one and
am i n in e -te n th s m iles
present were not in a business m ood, house am i M rs. R o be rt J o n s ru d , tills
bishes tiie potatoes on c o n tra c t and | am lias a tr a in
to P o rtla n d eve ry . th re e -te n th s m iles.
T h e re s ig n a tio n s o f E E. C h ip- so It was h u r r it I th ro u g h as r a p id ly lu s t'o n e o f B o rin g . C upt. J '. O. B ra n ­
ta ke s Ills pa> e ith e r in cash o r on the h o u r and th e le a v in g tim e is fro m |
E a s te rly to W lh lo n 's and re tra ce
son, M iss E d e llu T o w le , M iss L e isla
man and H a r r y C re nsh aw have been us possible.
p r o fit-s h a rin g p la n : besides, th q lo ­ t h ir t y - f o u r to fo r ty m in u te s a fte r th e .
«me m ile .
R u by, M iss G lad ys N eal, M rs. Jam es
accepted by th e d e p a rtm e n t, e ffe c t­
Some
one
«
a
ile
d
fo
r
u
speech
fro
m
l l o rg a n iz a tio n c o n tro ls tiie local h o u r, a system as fo llo w s leaves o n ly I
Southeast to S. I'. H a le ’s and re-
E
lk ln g to n .
ive S eptem ber 29
T h e ir g o in g la kes th e o ld e st s e ttle r and It was M rs.
fa c to ry .
fo u r tilin g s to re m e m b e r in ste a d o f | true«- one m ile,
Besides s o lic itin g cash s n h scrip
w ith the m M rs. Edna S ta n le y, who Grace L a to u r c ll w ho rose and was
M r G r iffith says th a t his com pany tile w h o le lim e ta b le , and at the same '
W est one m ile northerly eight-
lio
n
s fo r the purpose in te n d e d th e
lias been s u b s titu te fo r seve ral years given an o v a tio n .
H e r a p p re c ia tio n
w ill b u ild an adequate w arehouse tim e one w ill alw a ys be on tim e fo r« te n th s to Jones c o rn e r —one and
Mrs W. It K e rn is the s u b s titu te fo r o f w h ich she allow ed la te r by dane- c o m m itte e is re q u e s tin g the d o n a tio n
here if the
fa rm e rs
w ill sig n the bis tr a in to P o rtla n d :
e ig h t- le n tils m iles.
o f lio o k s fo r the so ld ie rs. A ll hooks
I tie r husband, but the nam e o f the Ing in th e p io n e e rs’ q u a d r ili.
ag re e m e n ts as re q u ire d . T h e fa rm e r
F ir s t, re m e m b e r th e re is a tr a in
N o rth w e s te rly to th e M elrose c o r­
o ffe re d w ill be ta ke n am i sent fo r-
| s u b s titu te on ro u te A has not be e n ;
<’. J. L ittle p a g e , o f M osier, was I
is not askei) fo r any m oney b u t w ill 30 m in u te s a lte r th e h o u r every n e r— one m ile .
«ailed upon and gave a s h o rt ta lk
Ward " H
P«»tdble. T h e
given o u t yet.
be urg e d to p la n t m any m ore acres h o u r o f th e «lav at th e O. W . P.
E ast, s o u th , east and n o r th — one
T he change in service w ill g ive T he audience was restless, b o ilin g response Io Hie e ffo rts o f the c o m m it-
o f potatoes, o f w h ic h the B u rb a n k s d e p o t: ( 2 ) , fro m 5 :3 0 In th e m o rn ­ and s ix -te n th s m iles.
M r. C h ild e rs a s a la ry o f $1800 a ove r,
w a n tin g
s o m e th in g , v, A c a ll lee is g r a tify in g a m i G resham w ill
are th e best fo r th e purpose
The in g
u n til 6 :3 0 in Hie a fte rn o o n ;
East
se ve n -te n th s, n o rth
n ln e -
ye a r and M r. K e rn $1206.
A sav­ was mad«« Tor m usic,
M rs. L a rrs o n not lie am ong the last to m ake a re ­
plan lias th is a d va n ta g e in fa v o r o f ( 3 ) except 8 :0 7 and 1 1 :3 0 a. m. a n d 't e n t h s
one and s ix -te n th s m iles,
in g o f o v e r $1501» a yea r w ill he th e a m i M rs. H a rlo w were c a lle d upon p o rt o f co m p le te success.
fh e fa r m e r :
He rlg n s up fo r five 3 :3 0 p. m. These last
m e n tio n e d I
R etrace n in e -te n th s , west one and
re su lt o f th e changes.
and responded by g o in g to the piano. W a n t
Evans,
1883;
Rae E vulis.
acres a g re e in g to sell o n e -th ird . T hen leave at tiie M t. Hood d e p o t;
<4 I | t w o -te n th s to Jon es’ c o rn e r
tw o and
No d e fin ite In fo rm a tio n has been T hey very a p p ro p ria te ly opened by 1 88 4; E n tlly P e rk in s Jackso n, 1881:
he p la n ts 15 acres i f he w a nts to and a fte r 6 :3 0 p. nt. tiie cars leave 15 lo n e -te n th m iles.
received as to th e service fro m M on- s in g in g ." A m e r ic a ’'
in
w h ich u ll L o u is B e n fie ld , 1886: Sam uel P a in t­
releases enough to m ake th e e«|ulva- m ln u te s a fte r th e h o u r u n til a fte r
W e s te rly
one
uud
tw o -te n th s ,
ta v illa and T ro u td a le n o r Hie effect jo in e d w ho c o u ld slu g
T h e n f o l­ er, 18 72 ; J a m e s C . D enver, 18 71 ; A.
le n t o f o n e -th ird o f th e five acres m id n ig h t. O f course th is w o u ld o n ly s o u tli s lx -te n th a
to
th e A n d re w ’s
" A u ld L a n g S y n e ."
Those
they w ill have on F a irv ie w and its low ed
Rasm ussen, 1X85; l( I'. Rasm us
As lie w ill have m any m ore c u lls le ft ho ld good w ith tiie present tim e ta b le road
th re e and six-ten th H m iles.
one ro u te .
I t Is ru m o re d th a t lx»u w ho c o u ld
sin g
begun
g a th e rin g sen, 1885; R uby Rasm ussen. Rosa
lie can also tu r n th e m in on th e con­ w h ich has been In fo rc e f o r n e a rly
N o rth Io R uby J u n c tio n
and re ­
H o w a rd w ill lie the c a r r ie r o f fhe u ro u n d Hie m u s ic ia n s am i jo in in g in M
L ittle p a g e ,
18 7 5 ;
M rs. N. <’ .
tract.
tw o years.
I f one d«>sires to go to tra ce
one and tw o -te n th s m iles.
lo n g ro u te fro m M o u tu v llln
He was s in g in g "g w a n n e e R iv e r ." "Just Be­ P au lso n, 1882; N.
P aulson, 1 882:
It is p la in th a t 1000 acres o f po ­ P o rtla n d any o th e r th a n on th e above
W est tw o , north one, Io 'Base b in e
fo rm e rly a G resham s u b s titu te and fo re Hie B a ttle ," "M a r c h in g T h ro u g h W H. M ille r , 188 1; D. D H u r lb u r t.
tatoe s w ill r e tu r n $1 00 ,0 00 f o r the m e n tio n e d ho urs, «'all e ith e r s ta tio n road
th re e m iles.
fo r Hie past five years lias been c u r­ G e o rg ia ," th e n D ix ie 's I.a m i, in s p ir ­ 1877; C a rrie («111, 1 87 6; G len Bal,
c u lls alone. T h a t
m uch
m otley is by phone and we w ill g la d ly fu rn is h
East one
s o u tli tw o to P ow ell
r ie r on ro u te 2 fro m P o rtla n d , w h ich in g D ixie , b ro u g h t those assem bled b it),
1876;
O lla W o o d a rd , 1X76;
w o rth g o in g a fte r by any c o m m u u l any in fo rm a tio n wanted
V a lle y road
th re e m iles.
Hi'S west o f th a t c ity . T ita t th e o th e r " i 41»»’ sta m p e d in g p itc h H a rd ly bail H a ttie H u r lb u r t, 1875; B elle S m ith ,
ty. T h a t c o m m u n ity o f p o ta to g ro w - |
R e s p e c tfu lly .
N o rth w e s te rly
one,
n o rth
five- changes w ill go in to effect next M on- 'h e lust » tra in s o f D ix ie died away
1883; F red S m ith , 1883; H e n ry B e ll.
era e xists r ig h t here and the g a th e r- t
W E. B A T E S .
te n th s ,
re tra ce
flv e -te n th s
tw o day Is c e rta in fro m the fa ct tlia t a ll when some sh o u te d . Now fo r a re g ­
1881; C laren ce Ite v c re ll, 1882. V a l­
iu g last n ig h t, headed by Jud ge Kta- '
A gent P. R. L. A P. at G resham m iles.
u la r o ld princess q u a d rille .
th e t e r r it o r y m ust be served.
e n tin e G e b h a rd t, 18 94 ; I,. C h ris te n ­
p le to n voted M r. G r iffith a le tte r o f
O. W P. Depot.
N o rth w e s te rly a n il s o u th w e s te rly
T h a t was the m atch (ha t touched sen, 1883; M rs A n n ie C h riste n se n ,
It w ill be seen th a t th e re is no
re co m m e n d a tio n
and
w ill fu rn is h
to Le nn ox road -one and seven-
Pand<
d a n g e r o f anyone being s lig h te d who o ff the ib u iid e r iiig volcano.
1892; C. C h riste n se n , 1884, G eorge
h im a m an to in tro d u c e h im to fh e I POULTRY PRIZE WINNERS
te n th s m iles.
b ro ke
loose. Those o ld H u lb e rt,
is now being served by any carrier. m o n ln n i
1879;
E d ith
K n le rle m ,
fa rm e rs
I t Is believed
th a t
the
AT THE COUNTY FAIR
South fo u r-te n th s , east tw o te n tlis ,
It was fea re d th a t
m any p a tro n s g ra n d fa th e rs and g ra n d m o th e r» fo r
1884, F ra n k K n le rle m . 1891; Geo.
re q u is ite s ig n a tu re s to c o n tra c ts can
n o rth fo u r-te n th s to P o w e ll V a lle y
w o u ld be re q u ire d to m ove t h e ir box­ got Hie lapse o f tiie lust th ir ty - fiv e K n le rle m . 1891; B. G e b h a rd t, 1895;
F o llo w in g were tiie w in n e rs in the
be signed up in tw o days. W hen th a t
road one m ile.
es o u t to th e h a rd su rfa ce d roads, o r fo r ty years, uud as th e y sw u ng W O. M ille r ,
p
o
u
ltr
y
d
iv
is
io
n
at
th
e
c
o
u
n
ty
f
a
ir
:
18 81 ;
Geo A. G ill,
is done th e w arehouse w ill be b u ilt,
East tw o -te n th s , so u th one and lin t such s i l l not be th e case, n o r was Io th e ir places on th e flo o r w ith u ll
1883; M y r tle E llis , 18 82 ; V. E E l­
th is y e a r’s c u ll potatoes w ill be sent L. 1). K llio t t , N. J. M yers, S. K fo u r-te n th s to F o s te r road one am i
if eve r in te n d e d th a t way. In a few the v iv a c ity , a n im a tio n and s p a rk le lis , 1884; S y lve ste r E. Evans, 1881;
to B e a ve rto n , th e g ro w e r w ill get his S m ith , O regon C o m e a u Co., Joe s ix -te n th s m iles
in sta nce s
a
box w ill
have to be o f boys um l g irls .
M. A. E vans, 1883; John A. L a rrs o n ,
re tu rn s in s h o rt o rd e r
and a fa c ­ C o rda no , A lic e B em is, Mrs. W H.
East am i s o u th e a s te rly to T h o m ­ m oved b u t In n e a rly e ve ry case the
A gre at «lay.
A g re a t day, th a t 1897; Jam es B e n fie ld , 1 87 8; G race
j
C
le
ve
la
n
d
,
H
R
ingh
ou
se.
M
rs
J.
F
to ry w ill be in o p e ra tio n here on
as
place
tw o
and
seve n-ten th s m ove w ill be f o r the b e tte r and th e re ended a ll too soon f o r those present.
B u rn s, II. T re b e r,
P aul
Scbeule, ,
B e n fie ld ,
1878;
F red
B en field,
next ye a r's crop.
m iles.
I f eve r those present had e n v y ­ 1877; A. H . H ic k e y , 18 81 ; A 8.
w ill be no m ore h a rd sh ip s Im posed
Q u in to n K u n tm e l, W. G. F a u st, B lon
N o rth w e s te rly am i
n o rth e a s te rly upon th e p a tro n s th a n a t present,
in g *, selfishness, b itte rn e s s , m a lice W o o d w a rd ,
1863;
A m e lia W o o d ­
William E Bates is acting as G o u ld . M rs. A. J. K ru e g e r. .O rv ille to B lis s ’ c o rn e r
-one and tw o -te n th s
H a rry C re nsh aw has Hpplled fo r a o r h a tre d In th e ir h e a rts, n o t th e w a rd , 1887; C la ra l.a rrs n n , 1875;
D
a
vidso
n.
B.
L
.
W
a
lra
il.
J
r.,
A
n
d
re
w
agent for the Portland Railway Light
miles.
re in s ta te m e n t In to th e service, c la im - least tra ce o f It was ««parent th is day. A lic e C o u rie r, 1868, E m ily It K n le r ­
and Power company in Gresham. In K a rp e n s te in , L a n g G o o d w in , Geo.
South, west, so u th and west t i/ |„ g , o have been m is in fo rm e d when N o th in g b u t a flow o f good fe e lin g ,
Jo
h
n
s
to
n
,
M
e
lv
in
Jo
h
n
s
to
n
.
H
o
lm
a
n
le m , 18 91 ; M ary K. W ils o n , 1888,
the event that he is made permanent
B a x te r’s and re tra c e one and five- h„ resigned
As th e d e p a rtm e n t has gooil w ill and e n th u s ia s m th a t g re w
A n n ie L . B e n fie ld . 1888; .Mrs T ,M..
agent, .Mr Bates will probably move B ros., M rs. G. H. D a m m e ie r, Mrs. te n th s m iles.
ca lle d f o r a c iv il service e x a m in a tio n s tro n g e r and s tro n g e r as th e day
D. S hannon, J. O. B u rso n ,
H e n ry
H u r lb e r t; M rs. I x it t le B e n fie ld , 18 75 ;
bis family bark to Gresbam.
N o rth w e s t e ig h t-te n th s , n o rth e a s t- h e m ay get his re in s ta te m e n t and a proceeded, ' t i l l It o v e rtio w e d in the
W eisenbaum , L lo y d M c C o rm ic k , J.
R achel E. Bales, 18 91 ; L o u is A.
fin a l c lim a x ,
z
H. W a rrin g to n , H a r r y W o s te ll. T he - t a one and fo u r-te n th s to P o«eB , ro u te som e w h ere else.
H a rlo w ,
1877;
L a u ra D. H a rlo w ,
E v e rg re e n Bl«u kJw rvie* U » n l « l
Following Is a list of tboae pres­ 1877 ; M in n ie P o u n d e r, 1891; Jam es
T o M o to r < a r O w n e r*.
One hundred tons wanted at once. to ta l a m o u n t pa id o u t to these per­
Eor H ire Service
ent who registered as having been P o u n d e r, 18 92 ; F re d K n le rle m , 1891
Portland prices paid for berries and sons in p re m iu m s was $469.25.
R u b b e r s t ill g o in g up, tire s a d ­
Automobile anywhere, night or residents of eastern Multnomah 25 F red S h o u ltx, 18 91 ; C. C h risten aau ,
apples. Home Packing Co., Gresh­
vanced H i per ce n t Septem ber 1st
am, phone 148.
T a ilo r in g
Phone 781, Grwaham. M. M years ago, with the year of birth or 18 84 ; M ay L lttle a g e -N e ls o n , 1888;
L o o k a fte r y o u r tire s and I f In need
For
men artn and
women—
cleaning,
of repairs
bring
them to the tire shop
settlement here: Mra. Grace Latour­ H. B. Perkins, 1881; Thomas M.
Squire.
nruaalnw
eorvalelnw
rlzvev*
«>11
t
_<
•
*
—
r
I jm I j Help Wanted.
pressing and repairing done well, ln Latoureil A Son’s Garage
Work
eil, 1857; Thomas L. Evans, 1882; "Hurlburt,
1878; Anna C. Y oung,
I-ady help wanted at Cannery at Peter Lenard, Powell street.
guaranteed
Price« reasonable.
Gresham Auto Service, Autos for Mrs, D. M He tan, 1879; H. J. Evana, 18 82 ; Roy E Fmlly, 1881; M a ry K.
once. Good pay. Will pick up per­
Read the Want Ada.
hire
Phone 901.
sons from distance, Phone 871.
1882, C J. Littlepage, 1176; i . C b rla te n a e n , 1884.
Bargains in the Want Ada.