GRESHAM
OUTLOOK
FRIDAY.
.APRIL
li»,
1918
PAGE THREF
! P o rtla n d
S u n d ay w ith th e ir siste r.
F AIR VLB W
COLUM BIA H EIG H TS
■ Mrs. Win. C hillcote
P leasan t Valley Red C ross A u x ilia
D r 8. J. Reid, th e Iris h evan g elist
Mr. an d Mrs. G. B ates of P o rtlan d ,
J D. Lee an d d a u g h te r. M iss A lthea,
ry held a special L ib erty Bond rally i of P o rtla n d w ere c a lle rs a t th e hom e fo rm erly o f th is place, a re receiv in g is holding m eetings each n ig h t In th e
a t th e g ran g e hall last F rid a y evening. o f Mr an d M rs G N S ag er last S u n felic ita tio n s o v er th e a rr iv a l of a baby . P re sb y te ria n ch u rch In F a irv iew , and
It w ill p ro te c t 1000 s o ld ie rs fro m sm allp o x a n d 666 fro m t y
g irl bo rn E a ste r m o rn in g T he little J is aro u sin g g re a t in te re st. He is a
T h e p ro g ram consisted of p u trio tle day ev en in g
p h o id . It w ill a s s u re th e sa fe ty of 139 w o u n d ed s o ld ie rs from
1
sp
eak
er
of
ra
re
ab
ility
and
th
e
people
Miss
h
as
been
nam
ed
L
illian
B
ates.
lo c k ja w , th e g e rm s of w hich sw a rm In B elg ian soli
speeches and th e re n d a tio n of p a tr io t
Clyde E. S ag er of L en ts called on his
It w ill re n d e r p a in le ss 400 o p e ra tio n s , su p p ly tw o m iles of
R obert K n ierleiu h as accepted th e I of th e v icin ity a re show ing th e ir up-
ic songs E x -Itallan council M ontresso b ro th e rs, G. N. an d H. F S ag er hist
b a n d a g e s — e n o u g h to b a n d a g e 555 w ounds.
agency in M ultnom ah county for th e | p re d a tio n by giving a larg e a tte n d a n c e
of P o rtlan d , w as the ch ief sp e a k e r for iS u n d a i .
It w ill c a re fo r 160 In ju rie s in th e w ay o f " firs t-a id p a c k e ts ."
sale of th e Saxon A utom obile an d is and e n th u s ia stic su p p o rt. D r Reid I
th e occassion. Mr .Montresso is an o r
Mrs Skinner of P o rtla n d w as look
will preach on S atu rd ay ev ening on 1
ltw ill fu r n is h a d h e siv e p la s te r a n d su rg ic a l g au z e e n o u g h to
. now d riv in g a new m achine.
a to r an d he gave h is au d ien ce facts
ing a fte r h er farm one day th is week
b en efit th o u s a n d s o f w o u n d e d so ld iers.
“
W
hat
a
B
lind
Man
S
aw
”,
on
S
unday
|
and fig u res on th e w ar situ a tio n th at
Mr. McKay h as p ro m ised th e board
We a re so rry to h e a r of th e d eath
Every purchaser o f a Liberty Loan Bond perform » a d istin ct
| evening h is topic w ill be “S leeping In
m ade them sit up and ta k e notice.
1 of Ja m e s P etty in P o rtla n d w hich th a t he w ill ta k e th e p o sitio n as p r in C hurch", and on S unday evening, "On
in d ivid u al serv ice to h is country and to our boys figh tin g over In
C lyde E v an s of th e 318th E n g in eers
o ccu rred on W ednesday of th is week, cipal of th e C o rb ett H igh, for next th e Edge of a P recip ice.” Mr. T roy,
France.
now loceatd a t V ancouver B arrack s
lie fo rm erly resid ed here. He is s u r term . Miss L Lasley an d Mrs. Jack- th e singer, is ad d in g im m easu rab ly to
also gave an in te re stin g ta lk on th e
son w ill also keep th e ir places and
vived by a wife an d six ch ild ren .
th e In terest of th e m eetin g by his |
w ar w ork. Mr. E vans ex p ects to be
G. H. K esterso n had th e m isfo rtu n e M iss M. Pow ell h as sig n ed up for th e solos and by leading a large cho ru s
called '‘over th e re " in th e n e a r fu tu re.
to lose one Of h is big w ork horses g ra m n ie r g rad e for a n o th e r y ear. All choir, w hich he organized. All a re
G R E SH A M , OREGON
A t th e conclusion of th e p ro g ram vol
W ednesday. I t w as h u rt w hile w o rk of th ese teac h ers a re giv in g splen d id urged to ta k e a d v a n ta g e of th is ra re
u n te e r su b sc rip tio n s for L ib te ry B onds
sa
tisfa
c
tio
n
and
C
o
rb
ett
Is
to
be
co
n
ing w ith a sc ra p e r so th a t it had to
o p p o rtu n ity an d h e a r th ese men.
w ere called for. Q uite a n u m b er re
g ra tu la te d th a t no ch an g e will be
. be killed.
T he c h airm an of th e Red C ross Unit
sponded. W. H. Moore an d G H.
How ab o u t th e law y er
w ho e n m ade.
u rg es th e m em bers and o th e rs to come
R ichey have ch arg e of th e L iberty
T he C orb ett H igh gave a b asket so to th e w ork room on T uescday a fte r
gages h is serv ices to defend a con-
Bond cam paign in th is d is tric t and to
If You have not bought your Third Liberty
scen tio u s o b jecto r who refu ses to su p ciable last F rid a y an d a neat little noons and do all they can to ru sh th e
d ate re p o rt th e sale of $1900
We
sum w as d eriv ed from th e sales of sew ing along. T h e re a re now th re e
port th e g o v ern m en t?
Loan Bond DO IT TODAY7.
hope th is d is tric t will su s ta in its re
th e b askets.
m achines. M rs Veneble donated the
cord of going over th e top.
H o b so n 's Baby B ran d c a s to ria , th e
Mr and Mrs. Jo e C row ston of G resh- use of h er m achine w hile she is away.
G. II. K esterso n and fam ily and J g e n u in e ,
at
P o w e ll’s
P h arm acy .
ham , and p a re n ts of Mrs. W H ick s of All women will su rely be able to sp are
G
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a
r
a
n
te
e
d
.—
Adv.
8. D onaldson and fam ily v isited in
C olum bia H eig h ts, left for Id ah o w here one aftern o o n in each week to help our
A
th ey in ten d to m ake th e ir fu tu re hom e boys who have pledged th e ir lives to
w ith th e ir only son, W. C row ston, who help w tn th is w ar. We o u g h t to do
recen tly p u rch ased a sm all farm a t o u r p a rt by p ro v id in g plenty of clo th
N am pa. Mr. W. C row ston has ren ted ing for them . Mrs. Jo h n Jones, c h a ir
h is w heat ran ch in A lberta, C anada. m an of o u r U nit, w as asked to go to
Mr. W. M etzger's fam ily h as ju s t P o rtlan d h e a d q u a rte rs an d spend one
moved o u t h ere from P o rtlan d and day in the w ork room th ere. She
In ten d s to spend th e su m m er here.
spent an a ftern o o n th ere, stu d y in g the
Mrs. G ray, m o th er of Mrs. C. Illidge, m ost efficient m ethods of w ork. Next
and Mrs. R o bertsen. s is te r of Mrs. C. T uesday aftern o o n Mrs. G erlln g er and
Illidge, have ren ted a bungalow a t th e M rs W ilbur of P o rtla n d w ill m eet w ith
coast, w here th ey will spend th e su m th e F airv iew U nit and give som e good
m er.
in fo rm atio n on th e W ar
SavlngB
Mr. and Mrs. T. E vans have moved S tam ps. C lub o rg an izin g w ork
has
to M osier O regon for th e su m m er
been s ta rte d h ere for th e F ren ch B a
And now. w hut about th e wild west, bies, and th e fu n d s a re still grow ing.
"w hen* rolls th e O regon” ? We h e a r F u rth e r c o n trib u tio n s w ill be gladly
th e voices com ing from th e fa r east, received.
"Oh! O regon o u r own O regon, we are
D on't forget next T uesday aftern o o n
proud of o u r M other S tate, w ho so and all com e to th e Red C ross w ith
sp len d id ly an sw ered th e call o f the th im b le and scissors. If you e a n ’t sew
L ib erty B onds an d an d believe us it th e re w ill be o th e r w ork for you.
is a g re a t co m fo rt to know th a t o u r
T he p a trio tic m eetin g and p rogram
hom e people a re d o in g e v e ry th in g to given In th e C ity H all on T uesday
back us, way o v er h ere in th e g reat ev ening b ro u g h t out a larg e crow d and
w ur and we feel s tro n g e r ev ery d ay th e m eeting w as enjoyed by everyone
th a t passes an d m ore an d m ore e n —especially th e ta lk given by Dr.
co u rag ed th a t we sh all win th e w ar. R eid T he lad ies of th e R ed Cross
We sh all send a m essage to th e b rav e served a lig h t lunch a fte r th e p ro
Millions of dollars are lost annually because property
A m erican hoys, o v er th ere, th a t we g ram and the proceeds ta k e n in w ere
is not protected against weather, for unpainted build
sh all w ork, sew, k n it, an d p lan to save $13.00.
ev ery d ay in o rd e r th a t th ey shall n ever
ings offer no resistance to the destructive elements.
Mrs. M D o u th it of P o rtlan d , sp en t
w ant for a n y th in g till som e g lo rio u s th e week end w ith h e r d a u g h te r, Mrs.
Property insurance requires paints and finishes of
day in th e fu tu re w hen th ey may re J. W. M oller and fam ily
the finest quality. Wind, rain, sunshine, snow— each
tu rn to A m erica lik e splen d id heroes.
Mr. and Mrs. D D u n b ar v isite d last
u a l it y
ervice
B ut no d o u b t th e re will be a g reat week at C anby w ith Mr and M rs
acts differently upon a painted surface. It is neces
m any boys who will n ev er re tu rn to Josslyn
sary therefore to use great care in the selection of paints
P illin e itti!
P h o n e «Itti
g reet th e ir d e a r ones here. T h e re no
and varnishes for this important task of protection.
do u b t will lx- m any a m o th er, fa th e r,
TROUTDALE
sw eeth eart, s is te r and b ro th e r whose
For fifty years and more Sherwin-Williams products
T he T ro u td a le P are n t-T e a c h e f asso
eyes will be dim m ed w ith te a rs for
have been accepted and used as standard high quality
th e m issin g so ld iers, b u t even th o u g h ciatio n held th e ir re g u la r m eeting on
finishes. They will successfully protect and increase
YIB KNOVd OGR- IWE W A N T YOU
he w as laid to re s t in a stra n g e land F rid a y a ftern o o n of la s t week. Mrs
TO TELL ON US
the value of your property.
W E A T S W IL L
w here he gave h is all for th e free J. W. T ow nsend of F a irv iew , gave a
very in te re s tin g and helpful ta lk on
dom
of
h
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m
an
ity
and
lib
erty
to
in
n
o
JPLEASE YOU |l) o n 't keep It a se c re t. A fter
A full line of Sherwin-Williams finishes at our store.
Mrs. N. S.
cent people who so long has been tyr- school in d u s tria l e x h ib its
W ELL - SO
y o u 'v e d isc o v e re d how o u r m eats
May we not talk over painting plans with you ?
anized by h arsh a n d cru el ru le rs, it P a rso n s read an excellent p aper on
p le a se you, y o u r fa m ily a n d y o u r
M U C H ,T H A T
will be a com fort to know th a t he died “C o n serv atio n ” . W ednesday, May 1st
g u e sts, we w a n t you to te ll o th e r
4EH
FOLKS
and fought to free o th e rs an d th a t was d esig n ated by th e p re sid e n t, Mrs.
l fo lk s a b o u t It. T h a t s o r t of frie n d
som e day th e re will be a happy m eet H arlow , as clean up day in T routdule.
ly g o ssip w o n ’t h u r t an y b o d y .
ing in a b e tte r w orld, w here e v e rla s t T he May m eeting Is to be held In th e
P a ss a lo n g th e good w o rd .
ing peace ab id es an d w ar w ill be no evening. R e fresh m en ts w ere served (
PHONE 41.
by M iss O live W ilson. Mrs. A. D. Ken- i
m ore.
dall
and
M
rs
N.
S.
P
arsons.
T h e o th e r day on a tr ip to th e city,
T h e Red C ross T ea S a tu rd a y a fte r
G ltE S H A M ^ ^ O K E G t» ^
I saw so m eth in g th a t 1 n ev er saw be
fore. In a c e rta in d o cto r's office h an g s a noon and ev en in g w as a very e n jo y a
p ic tu re of a larg e A frican Lion and ns ble a ffa ir. T h e re fre sh m e n ts w ere
n o t ic e or a u x n - r s a x u
SIZE OF H E N 'S EGG
I stood gazin g at it I cam e to th e cookies w ith tea o r coffee. In th e ev en
In
th e C lr c a lt C ourt o f th e S ta te of
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conclusion th a t Its face w as very fa ing a fine p a trio tic p ro g ram w as given
O regon f o r M u ltn o m a h C ou n ty.
T
he
am
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n
t
ta
k
e
n
In
w
as
$18.1«,
m ilia r an d oh! I discovered th a t It was
"My A unt C la rin d a ,” said a s tre e t J o h n B r o w n (a s M ittn e d to M ilo C k in g
th e im age of K aiser W illhelm o f tier- p ra c tically all clear.
P i u i n l i t f vs. H e m y A I, a t o m e ll e l ui
c a r passen g er, “ Is th e m ost p ractical
I » ele iid an tM
T h e L ib e rty Bond R ally W ednes
m any. Its w h isk ers even w ere tu rn e d
w om an I know . T h e food a u th o ritie s
B y v ir t u e o f a n a t t a c h m e n t e x e c u tio n .
day evening b ro u g h t o u t a larg e and
|u
d
d er, and oid» i ...............
u p w ard s
m ay depend on h e r w hen It com es to a u e d g m o < u ...........
t o f t h e a b o v e e n t it l e d C o u i t in
e n th u s ia s tic audience. T h e e n te r ta in
m eetin g all d em an d s for th e c o n se rv a th e a b o v e « u t it l e d c a u s e , to m e dire» ;»•«!
C-onst itp a tlo n a n d Im liK esU on,
m ent by th e school w as ex ceptionally
a n d d a te d th e 4 th d a y o f A p r il. I9D».
T h e se a re tw in ev ils. P e rs o n s s u f good, every n u m b er d eserv in g praise, tio n of food. F o r a long tim e sh e has u p o n a J u d g m e n t r e n d e re d a n d e n te re d
in naJd C o u r t o n th e 1 9 th d a y o f M a r c h .
been
accustom
ed
to
h
a
v
in
g
an
egg
for
fe rin g fro m
In d ig e stio n
a re o ften
1918 In f a v o r o f J o h n B io w n (aM wigricd
from th e 4 m in u te sp eak er, Sam Har- j
tro u b le d w ith c o n s tip a tio n Mrs. Rob
breakfast,—one egg. no m ore. T h e hen to M i l o C . K i n g ) p l u i n i i f f a n d a g a in 1
low.
to
th
e
little
boy
w
ho
w
ould
raise
H
A.
L u t o u r e ll
and
C h a r i» »
Il
e r t A lliso n , M a tto o n . 111., w rite s th a t
whose d u ty it wuh to su p p ly th is egg L u e t n o r u y r e ll,
d e l e in ia n ta, f o r th e m u iii o l
w hen sh e first m oved to M atto o n s li“ b a n a n a s. Buddy B ailey, as S upt A l
$
290
90
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w as a g re a t su ffe re r fro m in d ig e stio n d erson put It. T he sp e a k e r of the was of plain c o u n try e x tra c tio n , w holly v e n t p e r a n n u m f r o m th e 1 9 tu day or
d
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s
titu
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of
pedigree,
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a n d c o n s tip a tio n .
F ood d is tre s se d evening, B. G. S kulason, a P o rtlan d
$53 6 6, c o a ts a n d d ls b u r s e m e n r » a n d tin
h e r a n d th e r e w as a fe e lin g lik e a
u sually larg e egg. My a u n t, th in k in g <oMta
o l a n d u p o n th in w u t c o rririia n d in -
A tto rn ey , an Icelan d er by th e way,
h eavy w e ig h t p re s sin g on h e r sto m
th is over, cam e to th e conclusion th a t m e to m a k e » a le o f th e f o lio w in d»
ach an d ch e st. S he did n o t re s t well m ade a very stro n g , con v in cin g argu as a m easu re of food c o n serv atio n she c r lb e d r e a l p r o p e r t y . t o w n .
B e g in n in g a t t iie N o r t h w e a t coi n e i *»r
a t n ig h t, a n d fe lt w o rn o u t a good m ent as to why we should buy L iberty
t i a c t o f la n d c o n v e y e d by J o h n T h o m
p a rt of th e tim e. O ne b o ttle of bonds and do o u r u tm o st In co nserving could get along w ith a m uch sm a lle r a n d A n e T h o m a s , h i» w if e , to J o h n
egg a t b re a k fa st. W hat did sh e do? K o m e ts c h , by D e e d a t e d M a ic h lt it n
I C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts c o rre c te d th is
w in c h deed is r e c o r d e d on pug« .. I
1 tr o u b le so th a t sh e h a s sin ce fe lt lik e food and h elp in g o u r g o v ern m en t in S he p u t th a t hen In th e pol one m e a t B 1106,
o o k 357 , o f tiie M u lt n o m a h C o u n ty i «•»
every way possible.
, a d iffe re n t p e rs o n .— Adv.
o
r
d
s
;
n c e r u n n in g M outh 19 d e g re e *
less day and got in h e r p lace a Sea- a n d 01 th m e in
u t e s a lo n g U ie w e n t b o u n d a i y
Mrs. N. 8. P a rso n s had a narrow
b rig h t b an tam th a t lay s an egg less lin e o f »«aid J o h n K o m o ta c li tra< t to tin
escape from d eath la st M onday from
s o u t h w e s t c o r n e r t h e r e o f , th e m « - .south
th a n tw o -th lrd s as la rg e .”
19 d e g r e e * 01 m in u t e e a « t p ro d u c in g
: iSJES 5 Í 3 í i ? 5 í í í í í S I5 .Í ? i SS S í Sí-Sí S í Sí-Sí S í Sí?
w hat a p p ears to be p to m ain e poison
s a id lin e to a p o in t 100 f e e t s o u th , 19 <n
gr«M>M
a n d 01 m in u t e »Mint to p la c e o r i*>
ing S he becam e vio len tly ill an d med
F o r y o u r k id n e y 's s a k e use H ob g i u n l n , th e n c e s o u th 6 9 d e g re e s a n d > >
leal aid w as sum m oned, giv in g h er all s o n 's llu c h u
At P o w e ll’s P h a rm a c y m in u t e » w e s t 61 fe e t to a p o in t, them-«
n o r t h 19 d e g re e » a n d 01 m in u t e w est on«
Adv.
th e relief possible.
S he is o u t of
h u n d r e d fe e t to tiie M o u th lin e o f in *
P o w e ll V a lle y r o a d , t h e n c e n o r t h 6 J ie
danger.
g re e n 59 m in u te M e a s t f»l fe e t to ih<
T he E lm er M ercer fam ily moved to
p la c e o f b e g in n in g
A ls o b e g in n in g a t th e s o u th e a w f < < i
P o rtlan d last W ednesday to resid e
n e r o f th e u h o v e t r a c t , th e n c e n o r t h
•
d e g r e e s a n d 69 m in u t e » c a s t to t iie w«
w hile Mr. M ercer is a sh ip w o rk er for
lin e o f M a in n t r e e t in t h e to w n o f G i« ‘»i.
the N o rth w est S teel Co.
a m , M u l t n o m a h C o u n t y , O r e g o n , D ie m
n o rth
1 d e g re e a n d 16 m in u t« » wc
T h e F ra n k Boscoe's moved to P o rt
a lo n g th e w e s t lin e o f s a id m a in si;« «
land last week M r lloscoe h as bought
to tiie M oiitheaM t coi ts *r o f Maid trs<
conveyed
by J o h n
Thom as
am i An
a hom e in A lbina, w here th ey w ill r e
T h o m a s to J o h n K o m e t s c h a » » h e w n .
d e e l reco rd ed on p a g e 442 book 3» • «»
side. Mr Boseoe has em ploym ent In
t ii e M u lt n o m a h C o u r t ly
D eed re« «no
th e V ancouver sh ip y a rd s T he ship
t lie n e e M ou th 69 d e g r e e * a n d 59 m i nut« «
w e s t to tn e M o u tiiW e a t corn«*i id said
b u ild in g arm y Is about to depopulate
K o m e ta c h t r a c t ; th e n c e s o u th 19 d e g ie .
a n d 01 m in u t e e a s t to t iie pla< «■ o f t
T ro u td ale.
g in n in g , a ll c o n ta in e d h t th e N o i t h w i
T h e 8 A H arlow s a re w ith ua yet
q u a rte r
of
S e c tio n
10.
T o w n s h ip
i
s o u t h It a n g e 3, H a s t W i l l a m e t t e M » ilo
how ever. In last w eek’s O utlook they
ta n , In th« T o w n o f G r e s h a m , C o u n t
M u lt n o m a h , a n d S t a t e o f O r e g o n
were rep o rted as h av in g gone, but It
N o w t h e r e f o r e , by v i r t u e o f Maid • x«
was Mr an d Mrs. H arlau Instead, who
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