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Newspaper Page TextI SANDY BLUFF HURLBURT M r. and Mrs Jot» t'a ld o e n te r T h e H u r lb u r t scho ol is m o vin g t a l l i e d on S unday, M r and Mrs Els T h e le tte r in la st w e e k ’s O u tlo o k , a lo n g n ice ly w ith M rs D u tto n as ing, M r and M rs. K in z e l and M rs w r itte n by H a ro ld K e rn to his p a r W ednesday i t was decided to tu ke up teacher. H u r lb u r t, a ll o f M ilw a u k ie ents w ent s tra ig h t to th e h e a rt. T he Red Cross w o rk , and M rs M a rg a re t M o ir is Johnson has m oved o u t to s p ir it o f th a t sweet no te was th a t o f G ilb e rt H a u g h lu m ’s tw o sons, Pe K n a r r was elected c h a irm a n o f the te r and G eorge, w ith F re d R a d fo rd the o ld Johnson place fo r a couple tru e love fro m a no ble boy and soj- Red Cross c o m m itte e , w ith f u ll pow o f m o n th s. w ent to th e h ills S a tu rd a y and re d ie r to tin» o ld fo lk s at home. Yea, e r to accept m em bers and receive T he fa rm e rs o f th is n e ig h b o rh o o d th e re is a w o rld o f c o n s o la tio n in tu rn e d S unday b rin g in g o u t h u c k le m e m b ersh ip dues, also to receive and Loans and d isco u n ts berries. are e xp e ctin g the th re s h in g m ach in e those few words. “ I love you m ore »98.990.23 d isbu rse m a te ria l fo r w o rk She lias O v e rd ra fts , secured and unsecured P a re n t-T e a c h e rs ’ asso cia tion w ill in a few days. 179.97 th a n 1 can te ll, d o n 't w o rry , I s h a ll on hand y a rn f o r k n itt in g socks, and Bonds and w a rra n ts 8,78 1.50 meet in th e C o ttr e ll schoolhouse F r i E a rl P o u n d e r spe nt Sunday at he a good boy and do a ll in my p o w in s tru c tio n s f o r c a rry in g on d iffe re n t S tocks, s e c u ritie s , ju d g m e n ts , etc 170.00 B a n k in g house day, S eptem ber 28. E veryo ne re home. e r to be w o rth y o f yo u and come k lu d s o f w o rk . 5,000 00 M rs. R u th B rin k F u r n itu r e and fix tu re s quested to be pre sen t as th e re w ill back to yo u a good so n .” Such 2.750.33 T h e people h a v in g oats to stack was elected k n it t in g in s tr u c to r . A O th e r real estate ow ned be e le c tio n o f officers. 5.231.47 the m ee ting to be gin the w o rk is ca lle d Due fro m ap pro ved reserve hanks a re ta k in g a d va n ta g e o f the good sweet c o m fo rtin g w o rd s b rin g »20,306.91 M rs. W e n d la n d m et w ith a t e r r ib le w e a th e r. tea rs fro m th e eyes and b rin g a ssu r to r W ednesday a fte rn o o n in the ('h e c k s and o th e r cash item s 28.56 Exchanges fo r c le a rin g house a ccid e n t w h ich re s u lte d in h e r de ath. ance to tin» fa t ite r and m o th e r, th a t ch u rch busem ent. 150.39 A ll in te re s te d In Cash on hand M r and M rs. S. M. D avis and fa m W h ile a s s is tin g h e r son in b u rn in g t h e ir e ffo rts to b rin g up an honest 8,297.47 the k n ittin g and s e rv in g a re exp ect ily , M r. and Mrs. 11. G ilm o re o f some b ru sh , she fe ll in to the Are, boy lias not been in va in . God bless ed to be pre sen t, and b rin g o ld lin e n G resham v is ite d M r. and Mrs. M a r »28,783 33 s u s ta in in g fa ta l bu rns. th is y o u n g s o ld ie r boy, and every and o ld m u s lin . v in L a u g h lin re c e n tly . T o t a l ........................................... M r. and M rs A. J. A u lt and d a u g h o th e r s o ld ie r boy w ho has gone aw ay » 149.888.83 F o r the b e n e fit o f the I.a d le s ' A id . M rs. F red O ugh h u r t h e rs e lf S un to serve iiis c o u n try and m ay the y lllB ll.lllls te r Zaidee, spent last Sunday in San l a p it a l s to c k p a id in M rs. Boscoe is g o in g to g iv e an o ld day w h ile g e ttin g ready to go to dy, v is itin g M rs E. B o n e tt. a ll com e sa fe ly hom e is o u r earnest »1 5,000.00 fash ion ed n e c k tie and a p ro n social S u rp lu s fu n d c h u rc h. 1,000.00 w ish. M rs. G lad ys D unn is v is itin g in I ndivided profits. lea« expenaee and taxes paid next S a tu rd a y eve ning at th e M a t o sta l savings hunk deposits 1,342.58 Ed. Hi »ersdorf and Miss G ladys P o rtla n d . i nion H ig h Nw 1 w ill open up » 786.70 sonic h a ll. She is a rra n g in g a good In d iv id u a l deposits su b je ct to check A v e ry la rg e cro w d a tte n d e d the B a r r have le ft to a tte n d college. 82 ,534.20 th e firs t o f O cto b e r w ith M r. Glass- Dem and c e rtific a te s o f deposit p ro g ra m . Each lady is requested to M iss E m ily T hom p son has gone 908 80 h a rd tim e s social g ive n at the hom e pol fro m M o n ta n a as p rin c ip a l and b rin g an a p ro n w ith a n e c k tie o f the C a sh ie r checks o u ts ta n d in g 839.38 o f M r and M rs. V. H e n g s tle r. M iss to teach school at P r in e v ille . T im e and saving s deposits M iss L e la L a sle y o f H u r lb u r t as as- 4 7,678 19 F o r » s m a ll sum , M iss A lm a T h om p son has gone to I s is ta n t. Janess S u tto n was a w ard ed the firs t M r. G lasspol comes w e ll same m a te ria l. each man w ill have a chance to g ra b H a rn e y c o u n ty to teach school. prize on costum e. recom m ended fro m d iffe re n t colleges fo r a n e c k tie , th e n he w ill purchase »132.544.25 M iss L e ila L a sle y is hom e fro m w here Ile has ta u g h t and we are lo o k th e sup pe r f o r h im s e lf and th e lady T o t a l ........................... B e rk e le y , C a lifo rn ia . She w ill teach E x p e i-ie m e l li e B e st T e a ch er . » 149,886.83 it is g e n e ra lly a d m itte d th a t ex in I 'liio n H ig h School No. 1 at C o r in g fo rw a rd to a successful y e a r u n whose ap ron co rre spo nds to his tie . Stat.» o f O regon, C o un ty o f M u ltn o m a h , ss s w e a i th a t Hi ' S “ “ » h ‘e r Oi above b» " k - s o le m n ly d e r his tu to r s h ip O u r d is tr ic t has perience is the best teacher, but bett H e ig h ts th is year. E ve ryb o d y com e e x p e ctin g to have a -,n,l L e ile f « tr u e to the best o f m y kn o w le d g e sh o u ld we n o t m ake use o f the ex been m ore th a n fo rtu n a te to secure good tim e , and w e 'll have It. perience o f o th e rs us w e ll as out- M iss L a sle y as assista nt p rin c ip a l Subscribe.! am i sw o rn to be fore me th is 20 th day ot S e p te m b e r.' 1917. FAIRVIEW o w n T h e exp erience o f a tho usan d r ile E astern S ta r m e e tin g S a tu r and we h a v e n ’t the least d o u b t th a t persons is m ore to be depended upon C G. S C H N E ID E R , N o ta ry P u b lic day eve n in g was ve ry in te re s tin g It M rs. .1. W. M o lle r gave a p a rty a she w ill p ro ve h e rs e lf w o rth y o f k h e ,, .. , My co m m issio n e xp ire s D ecem ber 7 III 19 19 th a n o f one in d iv id u a l. M any th o u s was a special m e e tin g fo r in s ta lla ( o rre c . A lte s t: W E M a rk ,»11, F A. H a llid a y . A F. M ille r . D ire cto rs ands o i persons have used C h a m b e r | few days ago in h o n o r o f the 5 th im p o rta n t p o s itio n ten dere d lie r. She tio n o f officers. M r. M c G Irr, past la in ’s Cough Rem edy f o r coughs a n il b irth d a y o f her l i t t le d a u g h te r M a r is w e ll and fa v o ra b ly k n o w n in th is colds with th e best re su lts, w h ich w a rth y gra n d p a tro n o f O regon was T h e fo llo w in g c h ild re n were c o m m u n ity w h ere she lias g ro w n to show s It to be a th o ro u g h ly r e l i a t d e jo rie . a v is ito r, also several v is ito rs were w om an hoo d and w ith h e r pleasant p re se n t: E m ily Jonas. M abel W r ig h t, p re p a ra tio n f o r those diseases T ry present fro m G resham R e fre sh- It. It Is p ro m p t and e ffe c tu a l and • o ra A n d e rso n , Jean and Lee Cope p e rs o n a lity and sp le n d id e d u ca tio n nient» w ore served. p lea sant to tu k e .— A dv. o b ta in e d c h ie fly at B e rke le y, C a lifo r la n d , D onald T h o rp e , E d g a r and M r. and M rs. Dan M Ic k le y have B a rg a in s in th e W ant A ils A ile e n D ixon. A m uch e n jo ye d lu n c h n ia , w here siie tw ic e won a fre e s ch o l ta ke n up a te m p o ra ry residence in a rs h ip fo r being a m ost w o rth y s tu was served M rs. M o lle r was a ssist ed by M rs. D ixon. T h e m o th e rs o f d e n t, she w ill be an in s p ira tio n to the Camas, w here M r. M Ickle y has b u ild At Ben Johnson's Ranch, on Main Road, 2 Miles South of g ir ls and hoys w hom she w ill come in g w o rk. most o f th e c h ild re n w ere present. Boring, Oregon M rs. A. H a rlo w le ft t ills m o rn W o rd has been received o f th e in co n ta ct w ith th e c o m in g te rm . in g fo r T e n in o , W a s h in g to n , fo r a She also com es w e ll recom m ended as b ir th o f a d a u g h te r, M a rg a re t Ber- T o le d o , O regon, few days' v is it w ith M r. H a rlo w 's n a rd in e , to Rev. and Mrs. B. C. a te a ch e r fro m B U S I N E S S C O L L E G E B re w ste r, ai the hom e o f the la tte r's w here she has ta u g h t fo r a cou ple o f niece, Mrs. L e s te r Stokes. The r e g is tra tio n o f w om en in pa re n ts in C e n tra lia , W a s h in g to n , on te rm s. She is tile eldest d a u g h te r o f I < '«.« A. c iic iiig A ut .AA I .W F I .I E D N E R B U IL D IN G o iiiin t l AS ttll m. T ï n t b a n d W a sh in g t o n , P o r t l a n d , iir e o o n M r. and M rs. F. La sle y o f H u r lb u r t. T ro u td a le last T uesday d id not b rin g S eptem ber 19. J ohn H L o n g A P A rhrtronu J a n r C o n n o b h e a rty response, o n ly M iss P o w e ll, o f P o rtla n d , was re o u t a very Associate and Department Principals (■»eat I m i l l in C lia m b e i l a i n '* C o lic elected to th e g ra m m a r g ra de , w h ic h a b o u t seventy ta k in g th e o p p o rtu n ity A quality school. Open day and evening all the a .u l D ia rrh o e a Itenieil.y, sin* ta u g h t w ith m uch success last to re g is te r year Student« adm itted at any tune. Book 1 lia n th i H a in 's C o lie and D ia r r 4 1 1 1 .» ( >11« 5. F«» n I 1 . i , »> 3 c . . o ___ in in g fre s h ......... ........ o f suie, 2 one-ycM l'-ohl keeping taught from written work, exactly as prac hoea Rem edy was used by my fa th e r ye a r, and we a ll are lo o k in g fo rw a rd W o rd rece ive d re c e n tly fro m A l H elfer s I l l T u li e m il iii Tested. ticed in buaiueen Shorthand and typewriting by t i i i u u l u y e a r ago w In u lie lia il d ia r- to a sp le n d id ye a r in o u r school and be rt H ensley gives tile hom e B ilk s to expert.- Special iriHtruction for civil service exami r lio i a. I i re lie ve d h im im m e d ia te ly hope that th e g ir ls and boys w ill u n d e rsta n d U nit tie lias a rriv e d at nation« Moderate tuition, books at small cost. and by ta k in g th re e doses lie was ab- • w o P o la n il- C liiiia Itr o o il S own , n fc o iii I li t t e r to fu rro w firs t o f ta k e a d va n ta g e o f the o p p o rtu n ity . his d e s tin a tio n w ith his com p un y in Position a» Boon a« competent Investigate— it will o lu t e lj cure d. He has gre at fa ith in V 'o ve iiilie r. E m ir S houts a lm u t 75 im i i i i i i I n . Gall, telephone Broadway 1R21, or write. t h is l e i n i ' i l y . " w rite s M rs. W. It W il S u re ly th e re w o nt he any ¡»lackers N o rth ( a ro iln a . He said e n ro u te lia m s , S ta n le y, N. V. A dv. when It comes to g e ttin g an educa- I liâ t th** m id d le west was v e ry fine, S o rre ll Team 2 2 0 0 lit. Horses, D o u b le Set llurn»»ss. Six lo- tio n a t hom e. g a l. M ilk t uns. M ilk ('« o le r. but c o u ld not com p are w ith o ld O re M r. and M rs. P. A nd erse n were gon. AUCTION SALE — HOLM ES — SATURDAY, SEPT. 29th 1 3 M ilk C o w s , a ll H ig h - G r a d e S t o c k Oliver Plows G ENUINE 222 St.- •I Beaut Chille.l No. 4<) or No. 50 ('hilled I* iows or Steel I* lows. Sulky or G ang Plows. R epairs l'or al Plows. Dise H arrow s. Spiketooth Ila rows, mg ami Rolling Mills. Gas Engines. P otato Diggers Grind- GRESHAM, AT NOON TERM S Stttiis u n d er $20. C ash; over $2(1, six m onths al ~ . Iter ce ..a n t; 2 il per ren t * oil for Cash. WILLIAM HANSEN and BEN JOHNSON, Owners ANDEHSON, A u ction eer A , M EYEItS. Clerk M rs. L o ttie B en field gave a p a rty last M onday to some o f h e r old frie n d s b e fore le a v in g f o r Nam pa. Id a h o , w here she w ill spend th e w in SCENIC te r w ith lie r g ra n d c h ild re n . A very e n jo y a b le a fte rn o o n was spent by W tu. M ille r , o f M y rtle P o in t, who If You Have those pre sen t. Ice cream and cake is a tte n d in g h ig h school a t F orest were served d u r in g the a fte rn o o n . G rove, was a week-end guest o f his M iss G race F erguson s ta rte d to g ra n d m o th e r, M rs P M M ille r and teach at th e M o u n ta in school f o r the his un cle , L e w is M ille r . fo u rth te rm last week, w ith nine te en M r. and M rs. B e n ja m in P h illip s , p u p ils and she has a ll the grades, in w ho have been v is itin g M rs. P h illip 's AH kinds of hauling. Prices c lu d in g th e seve nth and e ig b ro th e rs . John and D _ avid Reasonable. _ h th . , . _Louder- M lss R uby Rasmussen w ill leave ,,a ,k < o ><1 o th e r re la tiv e s a t th is fo r Bend, O regon, next week to spend place, re tu rn e d T uesday to th e ir Fresh Cows Exchanged for Fat tile w in te r. Beef Cows. hom e in E n id , O kla h o m a M r. and M rs. J. C rane, o f P o rtla n d , M r. and M rs J. R. Duncan v is ite d ED. BAUM ANN Fourth mid Roberts, Gresham and M rs. H o lm e s La w re nce, w ere out M r. and M rs E lb e rt K ll lln ut th e E lk a t ( o lu m b ia View F a rm on business h o rn Jersey D a iry fa rm , H ills v ie w , S a tu rd a y. one day last week MELROSE AND VICTORY. .Mrs, H e len N elson, d a u g h te r o f M r. and M rs A. E. D eH aven and A m e e tin g f o r . B ib le s tu d y w ill be Mr. and Mrs. J. Deaver le ft fo r Oak Mr. and M rs H W C ooley, o f V ic dale, W a s h in g to n , last week, m uch to ry le ft T uesday f o r the s ta te f a ir he ld at fii«* V ic to ry scho olhou se next S unday eve n in g a t 7 :3 0 o ’clo c k im p ro v e d in h e a lth . at Salem . sh a rp . J. c. Cummings, a Seventh M iss E d ith E vans, o f P o rtla n d , en M rs. J. F. Chas«* le ft W ednesday Day A d v e n tis t p a sto r and B ib le in te rta in e d h e r frie n d , (). Petersen, fo r A lh e rfa . Canada. s t r i n t o r o f P o rtla n d , w ill have charge head b ill c le rk o f the W K n ig h t g ro II«* w ill discuss tile m ille n iu m , o r ce ry sto re , at ih e h ig h w a y last Tues- ROCKWOOD how , w here, when and by w hom i day e ve n in g , w ith a m o to r t r ip ove r W a lk e r Q u e s in b e rry s u ffe re d an Satan w ill he bound a th o u sa n d years, the h ig h w a y . "Say, lias an ybo dy seen M r. L u n d 's a ccide nt a few days ago, w h ic h m ay and w h a t it m eans to us and tin W h ile w o rld . F o rd ? W hy, It is gone! "O n e day re s u lt In the loss o f an eye. sa w in g wood, Si piece o f th e wood I last week w h ile M r. L u n d was at ROWELL VALLEY J d in n e r, some one ra m b le d o ff w ith It. | s tru c k his eye w ith such fo rce us to i cut in to th e m uscle, i t is not cer Vie th in k it w o u ld he a good plan T h e re g u la r m e e tin g o f the P o w e ll lo r those o w n in g a F o rd to gi t a h u ll ta in yet w h at th e o u tco m e w ill b( V a lle y P a re n t-T e a c h e rs ’ unsocial Ion U n d e r o u r new reduced ra le s A baby boy was born to M r. and 'lo g by Ih e w heel when le a v in g It. w ill hi. held at the schoolhouse W e d you iu n use m uch m ure E le c T ile fishe rm en a t C o rb e tt have had Mrs W a lk e r Q u e s in b e rry ab o u t tw o nesday «»veiling, S eptem ber 26 Of Weeks ago. t r ic K e rvice f o r tin» same m oney one o f the best fa ll seasons fo r fis h th a n you ever c o u ld before. T h e re w ill be no p re a c h in g at the fleers f o r th e co m in g year w ill b«' in g and got a goad p rice f o r th e ir elected. A ll m em b ers are urg ed to c h u rc h next S unday, hut S unday salm on. T he fish Is som ew hat b e tte r be present. N O W 18 T H E T IM E o f ye a r th is ta ll tha n usual, and a gre at school w ill m«»et at the usual h o u r School lias com m enced and th«» when th e m any la b o r sa vin g m an y fa m ilie s have ta ke n a d va n ta g e O regon wheat is g o in g to bo »2.05 E le c tric a l A p p lia n ce s w ill come and canned fish fo r the w in te r. Some c h ild re n are ta k in g up th e ir w o rk a bushel next year. H u t th e a n It is re p o rte d th a t In very handy. o f the men got as m any us fo u r tons w ith e n th u s ia s m no un cem en t came t«»o soon fo r P o some o f the school c h ild re n w ill a day. COR R E S P O N D E N T mona g ra n g e in c la im the credit. ’ ak«» up d e fin ite lin e s o f Red Cross ( 'n il and le t us show you how P eople Sp«»ak W e ll o f < b a iiilie i la in '« w o rk « lu rin g th e y e a r It your Outlook i o dim -O p tio n has E le c tric a l S ervice w ill reduce Tablet»». e xp ire d renew to d sv m an y o f th e he a vy b u rde ns o f "I have been s e llin g C h a m b e r TWO NOTED BILLIES la in 's T a b le ts f o r a b o u t tw o years llO I I H e h e e p I n g . WHO ARE SAVING BUMS and beard such good re p o rts fro m m y custo m e rs th a t I con clu d e d to A copy o f th e S anta M onica, C a l., g ive then» a t r ia l m yse lf, and can E L K C T K K ’ STOKE say th a t I do n o t believe th e re Is D a ily Outlook, Just r«*ce|ved, a n a n o th e r p re p a ra tio n o f th e k in d nounces the a r r iv a l o f tw o B illie s a ELEI TB K B l IL IH N G The Farmers’ Mutual F ire ' 'i ua i to i hem " » rites O a M c few days ago One was H ill S unday, B rid e . H e a ilfa rd , O nt. I f you are R l t e f Association tro u b le d w ith in d ig e s tio n o r c o n s ti the o th e r was " B illy " R ussell. T he p a tio n g ive «hem a tr ia l T h e y w ill a r r iv a l o f tw o such no ted men c o u ld or r o iT ix s # o eseo u , do yo u goo«i -A d v. not lie o v e rlo o k e d as both are d o in g In v ite s a ll fa rm e rs who have no In s u ra n c e on tb s ir fa rm b u ild in g s gre at w o rk In t h e ir re sp e ctive lines. to In s u re w ith us. T h is saaocls Billy Russel) is well known In tio n Is tb s ebsapast and safest In Gresham, having left here only last tb s s ta te I t in su re s o n ly s o u n try spring for California He is now lo p ro p e rty and bss o v e r »».O M .O tO I> just the diet you In su ra n ce In force cated In Santa Monica, engaged in I f s ilv e r keeps g o in g up B ry a n 's need but be sure it b LE.‘ B ig S u p p l y o f Peaches and Fruits of all Kinds Lower Rates F o r S a le th is w e e k FOR Andrews Bros. Meat Market Pleasant Home Phone 755 Electric Service For Quick Disposal Rustic, all patterns and grades, dry. All kinds of dry finish lumber and mouldings. Good supply of flooring 4 and C inch, all grades. Sheeting, common and cull; Cedar posts, split and sawed. SANDY FIR LUMBER CO. Phone, Sandy 46. Attention ! w’e Deliv ver I Emery’s Truck Service n E P T T W a T E tA B E N . ' PO RTLA N D AND GRESH A M O fllre w ith P io n e e r A u to T ruck • o . 22»I Aab Ht. P h o n e B road w ay aw.’»-« Forniture Moving and Farmers’ Hauling a B W EMERY, Prop. l . l ’ NCH 7 Office 544 A •K K K BEEF, HOGS, VEAL CALVES or FRESH COWS for Sale Hessel s Farm Machinery » L H e rm an ltlu z e r was host a t n ca n dy p u ll at Ills house last S a tu rd a y e ve ning, th e guests being you ng frie n d s o f his. Those pre se n t were O liv e W ils o n , E ve lyn and M a rjo rie K e n d a ll, M ary B e lle M cG in n is, M erle and O pal M o n a h a n , C la re n ce Bar- sons, L y n n M o n a h a n . Jack and Sam H a rlo w , W llfo r d a n il L e la n d De laney. Remember Phone 149 hor your fall Implements or Machinery. ► gueets o f M r. and Mrs. A. I*. C h ris tensen at B ea verton last S unday. The C h riste n se n s have a fine view o ve r th e T u a la tin va lle y , hut th e y need b e tte r roads o u t th e re , and hope It w ont be lo n g u n t il d itc h e s and ch u ck holes a lo o t deep w ill be a t ilin g o f th e past. Rea Phone 173 Gresham, Ore Portland Railway, Light and Power Company Big Ice Cream Lunch Weatherly Ice Cream Eat a plate a day at BELT’S CONFECTIONERY the cleaning, dyeing and repairing business When here he was H. W Russell, and lived on a small ranch Just south of the city. He leaves the sinners for Sunday to save while he devotes his energiee to saving bums of another kind— the dirty, faded suits of his customers. W rite er phase H. W HNAHHALL. Prm Tbs Fsraisrs M utaal P ire Relief Assoc tattoo (•rewliam Route No. g Pt,„o«. M5 .Notary Public — —----------------- — ---------------- 'c ro w n o f s ilv e r and cross ot g o ld " w ill lie d o w n to g e th e r lik e the lio n and la m b we e»»ad a b o u t o f o ld . Notice the date oo the label of your Outlook If you are in arreare your prompt 4«nuwal w ill be ep- »reeiated.