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VOL. 8,
NO. 3
G resham O utlook
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GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON.
FRIDAY,
MARCH 8,
TUESDA YS
AND
F R ID A Y S
1918
$1.50 PER
YEAR
THE FUTURE
DbPATCHEOY FED- - 1 EMPE0™ ENI SE™
SILOS CALLED GRESHAM BUICK
IN FORECAST
MOBILIZING UNSKILLED BOYS THE FRUIT CAN COMPANY OPEN
BY STUDENTS TOWN COUNCIL
OFTHE FARMER TO THE PUBLIC
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been re q u e s te d to g iv e a n s w e rs to a to w n co u n cil w as h eld o n T u e sd a y em p lo y m e n t se rv ic e in c h a rg e of th e ' 8tat08 In V ,a h ' wl>ich m o b ilized b o th
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m a k e s u r e th a t n o th in g is m is s in g Mr.
g ir ls ; U n iv e rs ity o f O reg o n , 2 b oys; ¡J. G. M etzger, s a la ry
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p a y m e n ts w ill be s m a ll a m o u n ts . If a w eek o r so ago. I g u e ss o n e re a - I w ork fo r m e a g a in to m o rro w . I to ld
Is c o m p le te In Its a p p o in t in c u ts an d
son of lilts is th a t we a re w o rk in g b im th e w hole crew w ould be mv NATIVE DAUGHTER DIES
T h e K elso B ed C ro ss a u x il­
p aid a s re q u e s te d it w ill av o id th e Hard a n d a re in te re s te d In o u r w o rk, p e rm a n e n t
very a ttr a c tiv e . T h e p u b lic is a g a in
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c e ip t, a n d sav e m uch tim e a n d lab o r. a b a lla s tin g g a n g to ru n .
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v a rio u s a rtic le s , a t th e ir r e g ­
M rs. G race L a to u re ll died a t th e
All a re In v ited to be y resen t.
u la r m e e tin g s e v ery T h u rsd a y ,
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h a rd to k eep th e m en in te re s te d anil
W e d n e sd a y m o rn in g at th e ad v an ced
in g a b le to do th e ir little bit
M ervin G ood, w h o h a s b e e n se ri-
’ S ta te s to a s s is t ta x p a y e rs in m a k in g g o in g w hen all th e y do is to sh o v el first th in g th is m o r n in ’.” W eil, th a t
m a k e s m e feed good a n y w ay, fo r no a g e o f 75 y ears. S he w as a n a tiv e of
to re lie v e su ffe rin g .
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n e g ro la b o r u n its. S ev eral h u n d re d sam e tim e .
<)ugh w ho c a m e h e re as a re p r e n -
th e c a u se o f lib e rty , tr u th
• trlc t In w hich th e ta x e s a r e c o llected . of th e m cam e in a g a in la st S a tu rd a y
U onfllcting ru m o rs a re co m in g in Native o f th e H u d so n Bay co m p an y
an d ju s tic e w hich w ill u sh e r
’ C h eck s, m oney o rd e rs , o r d r a f ts can an d of c o u rs e as fa s t as th e y com e c o n u e rn in g o u r g o in g to th e fro n t *" 1838-
in th e g lo rio u s ag e o f th e
b o y s' w n ia h a v th c L 8r 7 ? ' ,n ,° re ° f ° ' lr ^ 7
bl" theD " *8 P ro b ab ly all
S he w as m a rrie d to J o s e p h L a to u r
b ro th e rh o o d o f m an . C o-op­ , be h a n d le d w ith o u t d ifficu lty . C as
ru m o r. E o r my p a rt I th in k we w ill it »„ i „ KU „ ,
e r a tin g fo r th e p rin c ip le of
• h a s to be se n t by re g is te r e d m ail o r noys w ill h av e c h a rg e o f g a n g s
I now atn in c h a rg e o f a ste e l Ret up th e r e th is sp rin g so m e tim e
18 ' H e
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rig h t is v a stly d iffe re n t from
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g a n g a n d I likp It m u ch b e tte r th a n ‘ini I h o p e so, fo r I w an t to se e so m e I y e a rs *” fo r»‘ u n '’ t o g e t h e r th e y to o k
th e k a is e r ’s id ea of m ig h t
In th e co n d u c t o f th e w a r U ncle h a n d iin g d irt.
T h e n e g ro e s lik e it re a l a c tio n .
I -really w ish
I h ad UP « «lonation la n d c laim w hich in-
w ith th e m o tto "G ott m il
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„ Sam is b eset w itii m an y d ifficu lties i“ Ut h i n ^ a n
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Hy th e w ay, I w as on p ass lust Hat- f“ 118 w ere n a m e d fo r th(,rn
fo r "U s to be w ith G o d .”
‘ y o u r in co m e tax p ro m p tly , an d by couple of d ay s ag o an d th is w as th e i r ) u rd a y a n d w en t In to th e city
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first day on th e jo b
At 7 :3 0 a m. Ed. C aitiff th e re . H e used to live In fam ily.
, ch e c k , m o n ey o rd e r , o r d ra f t.
to d ay . I w as h a n d e d s ix ty -fo u r o f ’ <lra»ham a n d w o rk ed fo r ( ’ .M Mall
m ..« i «>»« ~
th e s e m en an d to ld to ru n in a tw o w ho k e p t th o s e fancy h o rse s in Metz
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FRED HEITSMAN SHOOTS
th o u s a n d
feet lead tra c k . T h e re g e r ’s b a rn .
P ro b a b ly Dad know » t'h ll'lrpI1
T h p y « r e J o s e p h C anil
HIMSELF
ACCIDENTALLY
MRS CHRISTINA ALMER
w ash t a ra il, tie , sp ik e , tool n o r a hint. H e is w ith W ilson E a stm a n H e n ry A L a to u re ll, Mrs. A lice C o u r-
sin g le th in g o u t th e re .
I s u r e h ad an d th o s e boys, an d s h I i I th e y w ere l e r a n d M rs. C!.»ri i ..n , ui
DIES AT KENNEWICK, WN
F re d Ile its n ia n , em p lo y ed by G. H. tny h a n d s fu ll fo r a b o u t an h o u r
1 "p nio ° ,p r t£ T ^ he,D 8O° " fo r ,hP y b ro th e rs . F r d O u g b . o f C ot b e lt, Ol .
Mrs. C h ris tin a A im e r died a t th e D a m m ie r on
h is d a iry fa rm ju s t ask.-d fo r a ll th e m en w ho h ad e v e r a ' re
not f a r fro m h e re
h o m e o f h e r d a u g h te r , M rs Eva s o u th of th e O. W. I1, d e p o t, sh o t h im ­ an y s im ila r e x p e rie n c e in ra ilro a d
R eceived a box o f e a ts fro m you to-
1 ° U '' of N o r,l‘ Y ak ,I" a .
C ressw eli o f
K e n n e w ic k , W a s h in g ­ s e lf a c c id e n ta lly on T u e sd a y la s t a n d w ork a n d pu t th em w h ere 1 n eed ed day a n d th a n k you very m uch. T h e W a s h ., a lso sttrv lv e , as w ell ilk
th e m m ost.
O ne of o u r boys th e n th in g s w ere fine.
A lso receiv ed a le r, M rs. .Saiiniel f'u rn b ro u i. o f W.i li-
to n , M arch 12, 1918. S he w as ag ed n a rro w ly escap ed w ith h is life.
to o k c h a rg e of th e s p ik in g g a n g an d r M <1«LiOI? u ROf * B r ' ,w n
H e Is w o r k - o u g b a l , W a sh in g to n .
78 y e a rs . S he w as b o rn in S w eden
H e w as w a lk in g a c ro s s th e b a rn I s tru n g o u t my m en an d w ent to
Ing fo r th e A m erican E x p re ss com -
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.
a n d w as m a rrie d th e r e to J o h n A i­ y a rd w ith
a lo ad ed
g u n w hen a Itaulitig a n d la y in g ste e l. W hen q u i t ­ pany«in P a ris
*
M rs L a .o u re il w as p ro m in e n t for
H opp you fo lk s a re h ap p y a n d in ,lla n y y e a rs in flic a ffa irs of tin- F i
m e r w ho su rv iv e s h e r.
T w en ty -six s tu m b le ca u se d it to be d is c h a rg e d . tin g tim e cam e to n ig h t I b ad p u t
to w n a little o v e r a th o u s a n d feet th e best of h e a lth
I th in k o f all o f j M u ltn o m a h P io n e e r ns .o c la tio n , at, '
y e a rs ag o th e y c a m e to P ow ell V al­ T h e b u lle t e n te re d ills le ft sid e ju s t and
I am a ll in.
you very o fte n a n d h o p e th a t you ar>* ! w as fo r s e v e ra l y e a rs h o n o ra ry pr- il-
ley w h e re th e y h av e re s id e d sin ce. below th e h e a rt an d ra n g e d u p w a rd ,
W ell, It Is r a t h e r In te re s tin g w ork e n jo y ln g y o u r v isit Im m en sely . G ive
o rg a n iz a tio n .
A bout tw o y e a rs a g o h e r h e a lth fin d in g a sto p p in g p la c e u n d e r th e an d I try to m a k e it th e sa m e fo r my everyone m y re g a rd s . Am g o in g to
T h e c h ie f c au se of <|eutli w it, a
fa ilin g Mrg. A im e r w e n t to s ta y w ith c o lla r bone. No v ita l sp o t w as to u c h e d m en. I g et a lo n g very good, I th in k , bed now , so w ill »lose. G ood n ig h t
b ro k e n hip su ffe re d In a fall e a rly
h e r d a u g h te r . M rs. C ressw eli who an d th e in ju re d m an w as a b le to w ith th e m . 1 d o n ’t k n o w m uch a b o u t dear ones.
h a n d lin g m e n ; In fa c t fact I was
Y o u r lo v in g so n .
j lu st N o v em b er.
B ecause o f Iter a d ­
h a s c a re d
fo r h e r sin ce.
M rs co m e dow n to a d o c to r fo r tr e a tm e n t. n e v er b e fo re in c h a rg e o f m en. B ut
.______
H A R D I.D .
v a n c e d ag e, Mr. L u to u re ll >a. uu
Minni® N y8trom is a lso a d a u g h te r of H e is w a lk in g a ro u n d b u t is feelin g
co u n ty c o m m is sio n e rs, w ho h av e th e a b l‘* *° rPW,»p f ' T h e fun» r a l will b<
th e d eceased . T h e fu n e r a l se rv ic e s r a t h e r so re , an d if n o c o m p lic a tio n s SEEKING AN OFFICE
N O T Y E T V A C A N T i P'»wer of a p p o in tm e n t, h u t it lias not h e ld a t 2 o ’clock tills a f te r n o o n a t
w ere h e ld in th e S w ed ish M ission set in h e w ill be w ell in a s h o r t tim e.
r armer, Stockraiser Ilici
It T. B y rn es, 801
It w as a v ery n a rro w escap e, as a
been m ad e c le a r th a t th e y can v a cate th e c h a p e l o f
c h u rc h in P ow ell V alley. In te rm e n t
S ev eral p e titio n s a re b ein g c ir c u ­
Businessina n
B u rial w ill be in
th e office, a lth o u g h It is n o t b eing a t- W illia m s a v e n u e .
w as in D o u g lass c e m e te ry . S h e leav es v a ria tio n o f a b o u t a n in ch w ould
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ten d eil to p ro p e rly .
b esid e h e r fa m ily m an y frie n d s an d h av e m e a n t th a t th e b u lle t w ould |
A m an who does th in g s.
Who has accom plished s»>m<
a c q u a in ta n c e s in P o w ell V alley.
h a v e to u c h e d h is h e a rt. Mr. H eits- Ju s tic e o f th e Peace d is tric t, a sk in g
R e a d th e W a n t a d s .
th in g .
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m an is a h a rd w o rk e r, w ith a fa m ily , th a t th e office o f J u s tic e now h eld by MRS MARY L. DALLAS
Who know s how to w ork and
DIES AT DAMASCUS
( ar»l of Thanks.
i an d h is in ju ry com es a t a tim e w hen B. F. H o llin s be d e c la re d v a c a n t an d
get resu lts.
M rs M ary L. D allas, of D am ascu s,
We
w ish
to
th a n k o u r m an y h is s e rv ic e s a re b ad ly n e e d e d by his th a t Jo h n B ro w n be a p p o in te d to fill
W ho know s O regon's needs, re ­
FEED PRICES
d ied a t th e h om e o f h e r d a u g h te r ,
frie n d s o f P o w ell V alley an d v icin ity ! em p lo y e r.
Mr. D a m m e ie r w ill ta k e th e v acan cy .
q u ire m e n ts an d ri-sources.
M rs O w en H a tta n . n e a r S to n e , on
Who has experience, knowledg*
fo r th e k in d n e s s e x te n d e d to us d u r - ; c a re o f M r. H eitam an a n d hia fa m ily
J u d g e R o llin s sp e n d s th e m o st o f B llnd«Y' « ft p rn o o n
S he in su rv iv e d
arid b u sin ess u n d e rs ta n d in g .
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six y ears, lias a lre a d y uone
Ills b u sin e ss
H e m a in ta in s an office L eslie D allas, w ho Is w ith G e n e ra l n o tic e :
m uch for O regon.
Jo h n A im er, M rs. E v a C reasw ell,
T rim y o u r m e a t a n d m e lt t h e fa t. In G re sh a m an d h as a b ed ro o m back Rp rs h in g in F ra n c e .
Shorts, $35.00.
W ltose re p u b lican ism
is u n ­
Mrs Minnie Nystrom and Fam- Don't let a scrap get Into the garbage of It which is seldom If ever occu­
Mrs. Dallas was born at Green­
B ra n , $33.00.
q u estio n ed an d w hose Hbility
Uy.
pall.
wood,
Indiana,
but
had
resided
in
Middlings,
$41.00.
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as
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proven.
pied. He comes to Gresham when­
_ _ _ _ _ _ , GANG
For United States Senator
R.N. STANFIELD
ever there is any
Help yourself to the potatoes! Eat
One-ton truck for hire. Express . . . . a .
Z /
and
hauling.
H.
Christenson.
Phone
a
,,p bd to and that
one more every day!
The petition ie
Clackamas county for the past six­
legal business to teen years
Funeral services were
.
held from the Damascus church, and
Is about ail
addressed to the *ntprn,en* w«» In the local cemetery.
—Oregon City Courier.
Holstein Dairy Feed, $34.00.
O ats an d B a rle y S h o rts . $45.00.
Oats and Barley wanted.
We buy and sell for cash .
SUN DIAL MILL, Fairview.
{P aul A iltc r h * t m in i by H h i ri­
fle Id C o m m ittee, Ntanfleld,
O regon)