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GRESHAM LOCALS
Primaries, May 17
Mr«. .VI. M. S q u ire e n te r ta in e d Mn».
W -at b ir r e d a t d in n e r last n ig h t.
111 X THOMAS, G. B.
Republican Candidate for
M iss I'l-ggy H ig h la n d of P o rtla n d
s p e n t th e w eek -en d w ith Miss L a u ra
i I(avis
H a rry S q u ire, who has been sick for
1 th e p ast week, is rep o rted to be tin
p ro v in g
M rs. M ary P re s to n w as th e d ln n e i
g u e st S u n d ay of M r an d Mrs. II. L
St. C lair.
COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
Mr. an d Mrs. P aul S tone have moved
in to tin lle in e y bungalow on T h ird
I stre e t. Mr. S tone will
w ork for th e
I E k stro m T ru c k service.
H enry Voss of M edical I-ake, W ash
i I ng to n v isited over S u n d ay w ith Mr
and Mrs. B L. W airad. Mr \ oss has
sold a big w heat farm an d is looking
im p ressed w ith th is co u n try .
P rin c ip a l
und
M rs.
E lm e r
F.
G o o d w in a n d M iss M ary G ood w ent
to P le a s a n t H om e la s t S u n d ay e v e n ­
in g , w h e re th e la t t e r re a d a very
h e lp fu l an d in te re s tin g p ap er.
«Haiti Advert Iwem^n I )
"Por the best interests of the County'
we KNOW CrtJR-
1KEATS W IL L
,? L tA S B Y O U
W E LL - SO
M U C K ,T H A T
ER. FOLKS
WE WANT YOU
TO TELL ON US
D o n 't k eep it a se c re t. A fte r
y o u ’ve d isc o v e re d how o u r m e a ts
p le a se you, y o u r fam ily an d y o u r
g u e sts, we w a n t y o u to te ll o th e r
fo lk s a b o u t It. T h a t s o r t of fr ie n d ­
ly g o ssip w o n ’t h u r t a n y b ed y .
P a ss alo n g th e good w ord.
RHONE 41.
Gresham Market
G ltE S II A M.
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HERMON A. LEWIS
R E P U B L IC A N
Joint State Senator
Clackamas, Columbia and
Multnomah Counties
Vote X No. 63
FOR RE-ELECTION
JAMES
N. DAVIS
Primaries May 17. 191H
Announces his candidacy for
Circuit Judge Dept. 6
Republican Primaries May 17
He will give patriotic, impar­
tial and undivided attention to
duty.
C a n d id a te at R ep u b lican p riu ia r-
n
May 17 fo r J u d g e of C irc u it
C o u rt, D e p a rtm e n t No. ti ( to su c-
■ ■ ed
U. G a n te n b e ln ).
Mr.
D avis Is m a k in g a cle a n , a c tiv e
' itipuign, an d ex p ects th e n om l-
OB his m e rits T w en ty -sev -
M .irs it th e P o rtla n d bar.
B allot No. .Ml.
(P a id by J a m e s N. D avis)
N ot a sla c k e r. P re s e n t a t ev ery
ro ll-c a ll a n d im p o rta n t m e e tin g
o f th e la st L e g is la tu re .
A bso­
lu te ly no fa v o rite s
P led g ed to
p a tr io tic su p p o rt o f th e S ta te an d
N a tio n in th e p re s e n t crisis
P ro g ressiv e R epublican.
U nqualified A m erieunisin
D evelope S ta te 's
fa rm p ro d u ctio n
in d u s trie s
and
( P a id A d v e r tis e m e n t )
M. M. SQUIRE
Republican Candidate to
Succeed Himself as
Constable of
Multnomah District
Primaries, May 17th
Ihoa. M. Hurlburt
Candidate for Re-Election
(Paid A dvertisem ent )
S ta b lll/.in g
L e tte rs .
Y. M. C. A. w a r w o rk s e c r e ta rie s
o v e rs e a s u rg e re la tiv e s of boys in
th e se rv ic e in F r a n c e to w rite th e m
as o fte n as p o ssib le as th e le tte r s
fro m h o m e is th e g re a t s ta b iliz e r
I-OR
SHERIFF
P'imary Election, May 17
P aid Adv
M istel Is iv e la q to r
G ix x w
h r» l
S o ld ie r .
T hv rtrst s o ld ie r to la n d a t a p ie r
In F ra n c e . J u n e 8, 1917, w as tnct by
a Y. M C. A. s e c r e ta ry an d a Y M.
C. A. te n t w as th e r e f o r him to m a k e
u se of w hen h e s e t fo o t a sh o re
if th a t G erm iu i d riv e o n th e w eat-
Hr. J o h n T im o th y S to n e, a Y M e r t i fro n t w as a d e fe n s iv e -aud th e
. A. w a r w o rk s e c r e ta ry at C am p k a is e r in s is ts h is w a r is a d e fe n siv e
III., h as th e dts- o n e — we sh o u ld n o t itk e to w itn ess
r a n t. R o c k fo rd ,
a G e rm a n offensiv»-
i itio n o f w ritin g a tuoddl love let-
ic r w hich sc o re s of s o ld ie rs
u sed « t t h w o n d e rfu l su ccess
h ave
T h e k a is e r's p a r t n e r s h i p w ith G o tt
o n th e w e ste rn C roat is r a th e r dts-
tr a c tlu g h is m in d fro m h is a llia n c e
Au
exchange
re m a rk s th a t th e w ith M ah o m u iet o n th e e a a te rn lin e.
_______ __
M exican c ris is Is p a ss in g
Of c o u rs e
S e rv e p le n ty o f p o ta to e s a n d y o u
it Is. T hey p a ss a s re g u la rly dow n
w o n 't m D s th e b re » d
ile re us th e m o o n 's p h ases.
TUESDAY ,
M AY
?.
191»
T h e O u tlo o k a s receiv ed th e an-
n o u n c e fn e .it of th e m a r ria g e of Miss
Kila G race W albeck
to W a lte r I.
L und oil M ay 1, a t S ioux C ity, Iow a.
T h ey w ill m a k e th e ir h om e a t N ew -
c a stle , N e b ra sk a .
T h e b rid e is th e
s is te r o f M rs. M y rtle M yers of th e
G re sh a m g ra d e school. S he s p e n t
s e v e ra l m o n th s h e re tw o y e a rs ago
an d m a d e a ho st of frie n d s , w ho will
jo in w itii tlie O u tlo o k in w ish in g a
long a n d h appy life to th e y o u n g
couple.
A good a tte n d a n c e is a n tic ip a te d
at t l i e m e e tin g o f th e W o m e n 's H om e
M issionary so ciety to m o rro w at th e
h om e ot Mrs A. W. S h ip ley . T h is is
a n n u u l m ite box o p e n in g d ay anil a
good p ro g ra m lias been a rr a n g e d in
th a t c o n n e c tio n .
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See us for Glass Catchers, Lawn Hose, Garden
th e M e th o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h on
Pools, Etc., Etc.
S u n d ay e v e n in g . May 19.
Mr. a n d Mrs. L. C. P e rry a re r e ­
ceiv in g c o n g r a tu la tio n s o v e r th e b irth
of a little son on A p ril 30. M o th er
und baby a re d o in g well.
A b aby g irl w as b o rn to Mr. an d
Mrs. L. E. P la tts on May 1.
Mjss
L eila G ib b s is c a rin g lo r t h e m o th e r
T h e c a m p a ig n to ra is e a seco n d
T lie p erio d d u rin g w hich rye flo u r
a n d baby.
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by tlie A m e ric a n lied C ro ss fo r tile tu te in V ictory b read h a s been ex­
Sliow Ip p recia lio n .
¡ week
b e g in n in g May 6. T o
d a te ten d ed to M arch 31, as in so m e sec-
E u p |oyeeg o ( a conBt ru c t|o n com pany i n e a rly > 9 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 h a s been a p p ro - lio n s of th e c o u n try o th e r su h s ti-
C h a rlie D eH aven, w ho w ent easl
j by way o f th e P a n a m a C a n a l la st De­
c e m b e r, lias w ritte n th a t lie is now
on b o u rd th e U. S. S. M a d a w a sk a in
'A tla n tic w a te rs.
T lie r e g u la r m e e tin g ot tlie W orn-
e n ’s C h ris tia n
T e m p e ra n c e U nion
I w ill m e e t at tlie lib ra ry nex t T h u rs -
d ay a fte rn o o n a t 2 :3 0 o ’clock.
All
w om en a re in v ite d to a tte n d .
In ltla ls got m ixed in a local item
in th e last O utlook, w hich gave th e
I c re d it fo r th e new serv ice flag a t th e at Angel Islan d c a n to n m e n t subscribed
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
C ath o lic ch u rc h to W. It. K ern. T he over a h u n d re d d o lla rs to th e V M C.
flag w as th e g ift of h is fa th e r, M. D. A, because of tile tre a tm e n t w hich
K ern.
they received a t thq, h a n d s of th e Y.
H arv ey R an ey , w ho h a s been fo r M. C. A. w hile th ey w ere at th e c a n ­
a b o u t a y e a r in C a lifo rn ia a n d A ri­
tonm ent.
zo n a. lias w ritte n h is p a re n ts , Mr
und M rs. B. N. R an ey , th a t lie h as
lte d C ro ss w o rk e rs a t lin e of c o m ­
Join ed th e navy.
H e h a s g o n e in to m u n ic a tio n c a n te e n s in F ra n c e ac-
tr a in ln g a t a C a lifo rn ia tr a in in g s ta - 'com pany A m erican s o ld ie rs on sliop-
tl° n .
p in g tr ip s , to see th a t th e y rec e iv e
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n P alm q u ist had a c o rre c t c h a n g e a n d o th e rw is e a d v ise
le tte r re c en tly from th e ir son R a y ,1 th e m in th e i r e n c o u n te rs w ith F re n c h
who is p ra c tic in g w itii big gu n s at sh o p k e e p e rs.
n ig h t w ith
th e F ield A rtille ry
in
O ne-ton tru c k fo r h ire .
E x p ress
F ran ce. Mr. P alm q u ist re p o rts th a t he
lias had an e arly sw arm of bees th is and h a u lin g . II. C h ris te n s o n . P h o n e
13
y ear, W hich sw arm ed on May 1.
H. W. C ooley & Son of th e W h ite
In d ia le a d s ail c o u n trie s in th e
K n o ll p o u ltry y a rd s h a v e been busy im p o rta tio n of c o tto n goods.
th is se a s o n o p e ra tin g in c u b a to rs and
c a rin g fo r y o u n g c h ick s. T h ey have
GRESHAM TIME TABLE
h a tc h e d o v e r 1 2,000 c h ic k s an d have
T ra in s fo r E s ta c a d a o r B u ll K lin
so ld a b o u t 9 ,0 0 0
M r, C ooley sa y s It
h a s b een a tine se a so n fo r h a tc h in g (B u ll R u n t r a i n s le a v e M t. H o o d D e p o t I
, 12.25 A M I lly E x S u n . G r e s h a in O n ly .
u n d th e d e m a n d is good.
| 12 25 AM S u n . to E s t a c a d a
25 AM D ly , M ail a n d E x ., E s t a c a d a
A J u n i o r L e a g u e w as re c e n tly o r ­ 5 5:34
A M D ly , E x. S u n . G r e s h a m O n ly
6 :1 2 A M D ly. G r e s h a m O n ly
g a n iz e d in th e M e th o d ist E piscopal
6 52 AM S u n . to B u ll R u n
c h u rc h , w h ich m e e ts e v ery F rid a y
7:45 AM D ly to E s t a c a d a
» 40 AM D ly . G r e s h a m O n ly
a fte rn o o n a t 3 :4 5 . Mrs. C. O. B ra n ­
9:50 AM L>ly, to B u ll R u n
son a n d Mrs. A. W. S h ip ley a re in 10 40 AM D ly to G r e s h a m O n ly
11:45 AM D ly, E s t a c a d a
c h a rg e .
T h e m e e tin g s a re in t e r e s t­ 12 40 I’M D ly , G r e s h a m O n ly
1 50 PM D ly, Io B u ll R u n
in g a n d all c h ild re n b etw een th e ag e s
2 40 P.M l ily , G r e s h a m O n ly
of 8 a n d 14 a r e u rg e d to a tte n d .
3 45 I'M D ly , E s t a c a d a
4 40 PM D ly , G r e s h a m O n ly
M rs. E. T. W ilk es o f R ockw ood
4 60 PM L>ly, to B u ll R u n
5:45 PM D ly . E s t a c a d a
h as re c e n tly h e a rd fro m h e r son,
6 35 PM D ly , E x S u n ., G r e s h a m O n ly
T h o m a s M. W a tso n , w ho is in F ra n c e
7 00 PM D ly , to B u ll R u n
7:45 PM D ly . E s ta c a d a
a n d re p o r ts th a t he is w ell, lie is a
9:10 I’M D ly , G r e s h a m O n ly
m e m b e r of th e 1 3 th Co., 2d M otor 11.10 I ’M D ly . G r e s h a m O n ly
T rains fur P ortlan d
M ech an ics
R eg im e n t.
The
re p o rt
I l 11 AM D ly E x . S u n .
w as c u r r e n t a few w eek s ag o th a t he
2.04 AM S u n o n ly
5.40 A M D ly E x .S u n .
h ad d ied of d is e a se in F ra n c e , but
6 15 AM D ly .
7 33 AM D ly
h e sa y s th a t h e h a s n o t been sick.
8 07 AM D ly f ro m l i t . H o o d D ep o t.
O scar N o reen , w ho h a s been fo r
h 40 A M Dly
34 A M D ly
s e v e ra l m o n th s in th e navy in A tla n ­ 10 9 40
AM D ly
tic w a te rs , h a s been p ro m o te d to th e j 11 SO AM D ly f ro m M t. H o o d D e p o t
2 :4 0 P M D ly to G r e s h a m O n ly
p o sitio n o f S econd C lass G u n n e r's 1 1:34
PM D ly
2:40 PM D ly
M ate. H e lik e s h is w ork a n d is g la d
3:30 PM D ly f ro m M t H o o d D ep o t
to do h is p a rt in th e w in n in g o f th e
4 40 PM D ly.
5 34 PM D ly.
w ar.
H is p a re n ts , a n d Mrs. E C.
6 36 PM D ly E x. Hun.
6 40 PM D ly f r o m Mt H o o d D e p o t
N o reen , re c e iv e d a w indow c a rd se v ­
7:16 P M Dly,
e ra l m o n th s ag o in d ic a tin g th a t th e ir
9 15 PM D ly.
9 45 PM D ly .
so n w as s e rv in g a t th p fro n t.
11 15 PM D ly.
Mr. und Mrs. H E. D a d s w ent to
M O X T À V I L L A -T B O U T D A L E L I N E
L v. T ro u td a le
C u lv er in E a ste rn O regon last week, X«v. M e n tä v illä
•6 15 a. m.
•5 45 a. ni
w here th e y Joined th e ir son-in-law and
6 40 a. m
7:15 a. m.
8 00 a. m
8
45
a.
in
d a u g h te r, Mr. an d M rs E arl T h om p­
T 9 1 5 a m,
10 35 a. m.
10.06 a. m.
12 35 p. m.
son an d cam e back w ith them by a u to ­
2:35 p. m.
411 :1 6 a. m
m obile, a rr iv in g in G resh am yesterday.
12:06 p m
4:30 p m.
TJ1 1 5 p. m.
5.50 p. m.
W hile th e re , th ey had th e p leasu re of
2:05 p. m
6 55 p. m.
c a tc h in g tr o u t in C rooked riv e r
Miss
113:15 p. m .
4 00 p. m
Ire n e M iller, niece of M rs F W. F le ld -
5 10 p. m
6
15 p. m ,
i house acco m p an ied th em hom e from
t7 :2 0 p. m . -
e a ste rn O regon.
• D a ily e x c e p t S u n d a y
r 8 00 p. ni.
I T o L in n e in a n n . c o n n e c t w ith O .W
| C h a rle s
L a to u re ll
an d w ife r e ­
tr a in « f o r P o rtla n d .
tu r n e d F rid a y fro m s p e n d in g th e
¡w in te r In C a lifo rn ia .
M ost of th e ir
sta y w as in
Ran
D iego, b u t th e y
m ad e a tr ip to T ia J u a n a on th e
M exican b o rd e r
T h e ir r e tu r n w as
by a u to
over
th e
r o u te th r o u g h
L a k e v ie w , b u t th e y w ere co m p elled
, to s h ip th e i r c a r fro m H ood R iv er
Ito C asc a d e L o ck s on ac c o u n t of h ig h -
I w ay b e in g closed.
A recen t le tte r from H erold K ern
from F ra n c e in fo rm s h is p a re n ts th a t
h e Is now w o rk in g on g a s e n g in e s an d
sp eed ers an d doing v a rio u s re p a ir Jobs
H e lik e s th e w o rk b u t is a n x io u s to get
to th e fro n t
H erold say s th a t a g reat
am o u n t o f good w ork is being done by
th e K n ig h ts of C olum bus, th e Y M C.
A . th e Red C ross and th e S alv atio n
Army. H e sp eak s of fret- p ic tu re •
an d c h u rc h serv ices w hich a re co u .u i i-
ed re g u la rly by the K of C
A n u m b e r of G reshain people a tte n d
ed E v e n in g S ta r g ra n g e la st S a tu rd a y
a n d re p o r te d a tin e p ro g ra m T h e d in ­
VOTE FOR
n e r w as a M ade in O re g o n " re p a s t,
e v e ry th in g being grow n or m anufact-
JOHN E. OWEN
u red in th e s ta te
A bout tw enty-five
sam ples of O regon p ro d u c ts w ere do­
Republican C andidate for
n ated by m a n u fa c tu re re s of th e sta te ,
au d w ere d is trib u te d to m em bers of
Circuit Judge
th e g ra n g e p resen t. T hose going from
h ere w ere Mr. an d Mrs. M D. K ern.
Department No. 6
M rs D. W. M etzger. Mr a n d M rs W
Primary May 17
R. K ern . Mrs. It H. Todd, Ju d g e and
P a id A d v
Mrs. G eorge W S tap leto n
lu te s a re n o t yet a v a ila b le .
p rin te d fo r w a r re lie f w ork.
P rim a rie s M ay 17, 1918
Ballot No. 89.
PAUL M. LONG
Republican Candidate for
State Representative
— P a id Adv.
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