GRESHAM
TROUTDALE
OUTLOOK
TU ESD A Y ,
JA NU AR Y
SH.
LODGE MEMBER TELLS
ABOUT ENJOYING LIFE
C harles S herm an W ilson died F ri
day n ig h t, Ja n u a ry 24, of cancer of
How many realize w hat it m eans to
th e stom ach, a t th e Good S am aritan enjoy life, it ce rtain ly is n ot the
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hosp ital. T he fu n eral was held at m an o r woman who alw ays has a bone
th e M asonic hall at 2 p. m. M onday, to pick is m ade at som e b ro th e r or
not
even
look
at
veils, but sat with
A w ell-know n farm er living east of
th e services being conducted by th e sis te r all th e tim e, for som e triflin g . tow u began p racticin g years ago th e h er back to w ard th e co u n ter. Moth-
F airview lodge of Masons, of which affair. He o r she may call them selves
. er coaxed and finally got h er to show
! precept he learn ed in th e sto ry of th e
he was a past m aster. He was buried O ddfellow s o r R ebekahs, They a re
som e in te re st.
A little boy was w atching th e per-
in th e Masonic cem etery on th e San ; th e ones who, if they can n o t hold the to rto ise , an d th e h are. He adopted
dy road. Mr. W ilson was born in j lines, p refer to have th e team rem ain as his m otto th e old saying “ th e m ore j to rm an ce an d finally tu rn e d to his
V erm ont, and w ould have been 7 2 in th e b arn . Ask those who atten d e d h a ste th e less sp eed ” and has gone m other. “ M am a,” he asked, “ d o n ’t
y ears old in A pril.
He cam e four G resham R ebekah lodge No. 61 Mon I along th e pathw ay of life a c o n te n t she m ake you th in k of exactly the
y ears ago, built th e com m odious day 'n ig h t when we had th irty -e ig h t ed farm er. He has m ade a success in way o u r old s e ttin ’ hen acted when
hom e on his 4 5-acre tra c t of rich sisters and b ro th ers m arch in on us alm ost ev ery th in g even if he is slow , you b u ilt h e r a new n e s t? ”
M other lau g h ed , but she could not
bottom land w here celery is success from Sellwood R ebekah lodge No. and very o ften late in keeping op-
fully grow n. He is survived by his 179.
, po in tm en ts. Of course it is alw ays a help w ondering if a little "d u c k in g "
wife, H attie, and eight child ren ,
It was a su rp rise an d not being p re bunch of o th e r fellow s' tim e th a t is of the o rd e r to w hich she had tr e a t
Lewis and G race, of P o rtla n d ; pared it was a d isap p o in tm en t in not i lost, but he never w orries. His rep u ed th e hen would be of much benefit
G eorge, A nnie L ato u re ll, San F ra n
ta tio n for being alw ays behind was . to the spoiled dau g h ter.
cisco; E thel A nderson, Boise, Idaho; being able to receive them as we
noticed
tw enty or th irty years ago.
R obert, U. S. N avy; Olive and R us w ould like. H ow ever, a hasty lunch
“ K atie" is th e so ld iers’ stu tte rin g
One day in th e long ago he was go-
sell, and one gran d ch ild . G eorge and was m ade and a genuine good tim e
R ussel m anage th e celery g ard e n on was had. Such are th e principles of . ing to w ard hom e along the Pow ell song. W hen little Mary first heard
tt from th e W ithrow cafe phono
th e p o rtion of th e celery land not
O ddfellow ship and R ebekahism in Valley road when he m e t Em m et K el
rented.
g rap h she was am azed fo r she did
ly
w
ho
was
d
riving
a
p
air
of
plodding
Mrs. G eorge S ch la tte r is in P o rt tended to be. T his la rg e tu rn -o u t
not th in k th a t anyone except a very
land a t th e hom e of her sou, John was th e resu lt of an in v itatio n given m ules. Kelly looked up saw th e p ro w orthy citizen of G resham ev er s tu t
c
ra
stin
a
to
r
and
gave
his
m
ules
a
n
o
th
Iseli, who is seriously ill.
by S ister W. E. B ates. Many th a n k s
Miss M iriam Inglis, of Toledo, was to h e r for being ab le to influence e r punch w ith th e re m a rk ; "H u rry tered. But when she h ea rd it again
(tie guest la st F riday at the J. R. such a la rg e num ber.
up th e re . Jack , It m ust be g ettin g and again she began to u n d erstan d .
One day a f te r h earin g tt she w ent to
K n a rr home.
EAT! More Meat! A world demand for
O ur sym pathies a re extended to late, th e re ’s Jo h n .”
h er older sister. "M a rg a re t,” she be
. meat and a world shortage of livestock.
T he d irec to rs of th e T ro u td a le those u n fo rtu n a te s whose disposi
H en ry ’s fa th e r
alw ays
prided gan, “ d o n ’t you bet Uncle Dave
Farmers and stoekraisers are facing new
school a re h aving im provem ents tion prev en ts them from p a rtic ip a t
could sing ‘K a tie ’ b e tte r’n anybody
problems in the raising and marketing of
m ade in the schoooihouse, w hich will ing in th e real en jo y m en ts and bene him self on his ta ste in th e selection
you k n o w ?”
livestock. New ideas, new theories, strict
b rin g it up to th e req u irem en ts of a fits of th is noble o rd er. Ask those of socks an d ties, b ut it rem ained for
economies
most be practiced on every side.
his
young
son
to
ta
k
e
th
e
conceit
out
sta n d a rd school. More w indows in who w ere th e re w hat a real good
The B row ns and S m iths have been
A closer cooperation between banker and
of him.
each school room a re an im p o rta n t tim e is.
producer is necessary.
At a recen t sale of neckw ear he | friends— very good ones— u n til re-
item of the work.
A RE B EK A H WHO WAS T H E R E .
bought a new tie for th e boy. On icently. T he little five-year-old Brown
T h ere will be a m eeting of th e Red
Farmers and stoekraisers w ill find this Bank’s
p resen tin g it th e re was not as m uch I boy was accustom ed to spend as much
Cross auxiliary T h ursday, from 10 to INDUSTRIAL CLUB
service advantageous in many ways. In financing
tim e at the Sm ith hom e as a t his own.
en
th
u
sia
sm
displayed
o
ver
th
e
g
ift
LEADERS AT 0. A. C.
purchases, shipping, yard collections, prompt stock
4. T his will be th e la st m eeting w ith
presence
as he could have w ished. W hen the Probably his con tin u ed
returns and market reports,— you w ill benefit iroin
o u r chairm an , Mrs. N orm an, as she
Miss E thel C alkins is a tte n d in g a ta th e r left th e room H enry tu rn e d to m ade Mrs. S m ith r a th e r careless;
the facilities we provide.
is m oving aw ay th e first of F eb ru ary .
conference of in d u stria l club lead ers his m o th er and said ; “ Gee, mom, thi3 perh ap s she did n ot know th a t he
T he T ro u td ale L adies' Aid will
a t C orv allis th is week. Miss C alkins, tie looks to me like a piece of u p was th e re th a t u n fo rtu n a te day. But
m eet w ith Mrs. L. A. H arlow , W ed who is in d u stria l club le ad e r for
GRESHAM, OREGON
at any ra te he was.
h o lstery .”
nesday, F e b ru a ry 5. T he Ja n u a ry
T h at n ig h t a fte r su p er he climbed
M ultnom ah county, spent th e past
m eetin g was o m itted on account of week in com pany w ith Miss H elen
T he av erag e girl of eig h teen o ften on his m o th e r's lap and stro k ed her
th e “ flu ” epidem ic, and th e re will be
Cowgill, a ssista n t sta te club lead er, th in k s she Is m uch th e su p e rio r of cheek. Suddenly he looked at her
m uch business to a tte n d to.
“ M other,” he ex
in visitin g sta n d a rd sew ing and cook h er m o th er. B ut it often tak es th e m ore closely.
R ichard K n a rr arriv ed at hom e S un ing clubs in th is p a rt of th e county clerk s in th e dry goods sto res to tell claim ed earn estly , "you are g ettin g
COTTRELL
PLEASANT VIEW
day on a fu rlo u g h w hich gives him and giving d em o n stratio n s. T he fol ju st how su p erio r.
In a G resham old. You look fad ed .”
fifteen days and trav e lin g tim e. He
"W ho said so ? ” dem anded m o th
Mr. and Mrs. .lames McBain and
low ing schools were visited, in all of sto re th e o th e r day Miss E ighteen
One of th e h ard w inds of laid week
is attac h ed to th e U. S. H ousatonic w hich clubs had been o rganized d u r Y ears and h e r m o th er went to th e er, earn estly .
d au g h ter, Genevieve, of G illis spent
a
tta
in
e
d
such
cyclone
p
ro
portions
,
w hich was a m ine la y er o p era tin g off ing th e m onth by Miss C alk in s: R us veil co u n te r to exchange a plain veil
“ Mrs. Sm ith d id ,” answ ered little
Sunday w ith Mr. and Mrs. R obert
th e coast of S cotland d u rin g h o stil sellville, P lea san t Valley, Rockw ood, m o th er had b o u g h t for h e r child. Be Brow n, an d th en his m o th e r decided th a t It alm o st com pletely dem olished j M anary.
ities.
C orbett, S pringdale, F airv iew , W est cause it did not su it h er, d a u g h te r to no lo n g er keep h e r next door Mr. H u rt's silo. It m ade many of the
Miss Marlon F o rte spent th e w eek
e a ste rn e rs feel q u ite a t home.
She would neig h b o r on h er sp eak in g list.
P o rtlan d , H illsdale, T erry , Lynch, was decidedly peeved.
end with relativ es In P o rtlan d .
FAIRVIEW
G ilbert and Buckley.
N um erous cases of “ flu ” huve d e
Jas. M anary and d au g h ter, G er
TO THE BOYS AND GIRLS
EXPERIMENT STATION
veloped am ong us again.
Most of tru d e, of P o rtlan d sp en t T hursday
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Tow nsend and
WHO READ THE OUTLOOK
MEN ON COMMITTEE th e p atien ts are doing nicely.
A good m any people who have
n ig h t with his m other, Mrs. Joseph
fam ily e n te rta in e d on S unday L ieu
been sp eak in g p atro n izin g ly of “ o u r
T he Bible says: “ F o r your H eav en
te n a n t R. Shaw and W aldo H urch-
Jo h n B urba has given up going to M anary.
The A m erican P la n t Pest com m it
boys” across th e seas as th o u g h they ly F a th e r k n o w eth .”
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. C rassw ell are
b u rsh er. L ie u te n a n t Shaw has ju st
ea stern Oregon fo r a w hile and at
were th e ir p riv ate em ployes, a re due
Nobody else know s as God know s. tee w ith h e a d q u a rte rs a t Boston has
spending a couple of weeks w ith Mr.
re tu rn e d from South C aro lin a w here
present
is
h
o
arding
a
t
Mr.
H
ard
in
g
's
for a good deal of p atro n a g e th e m He know s scores of th in g s th a t no elected A. L. L ovett, entom ologist,
he received his discharge. Both young
We are glad to rep o rt th a t Mrs. Bis and Mrs. L. E. C rassw ell.
selves “ w hen th e boys come h o m e.’’
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. P ag et, of P o rt
m en atten d e d O regon A g ricu ltu ral
body else can know. He know s a lot and H. P. B arss, p lan t p ath o lo g ist of choff, who was o p erated on for ap
th e ex p erim en t sta tio n a t Corvallis,
college w ith E arl Tow nsend.
of th in g s th a t nobody else o u g h t to m em bers of th e co m m ittee to re p re pendicitis a t th e Good S am aritan land, spent Sunday w ith Mrs. P ag et's
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. P itts.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k C um m ins of
hospital, is doing nicely.
know. He know s som e th in g s ab o u t sent Oregon.
Miss V ada Quay, of P o rtlan d ,
Hood R iver, a re spending a few days
you th a t you will n o t tell!
An
autom
obile
in
which
were
a
T he purp o se of tll*s n atio n al o rg a n
w ith th e la tte r ’s b ro th er, F . Byrd
He know s w hat is needed for d in ization is to inform th e public con couple of ladies, skidded on the slip sp en t a couple of days laBt week with
and fam ily.
ner. He know s ab o u t y o u r clothing. cern in g d an g ero u s p lan t pests and se pery pavem ent ab o u t two m iles soulh* h e r p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Quay.
Miss Mabel W agner sp en t th e
Mrs. Brow n, of Hood R iver, ¿is a
Nobody know s so well as He ab o u t cu re m easu res fo r th e ir con tro l. It of T ro u td ale one day last week and
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Edw in Burl-1
th e re n t, and the wood th a t w orry aim s to p ro tec t A m erican ag ric u l tu rn ed over a low em bankm ent. w eek-end at home. Miss W agner is
ingam e.
y o u r fa th e r and m o th er. He know s tu re , h o rtic u ltu re , and fo restry by N eith er of th e ladleH received a a tten d in g business college i l l P o rt
ab o u t y o u r bodies, w h eth e r they arc w orking for q u a ra n tin e s w hich shall scratch but th e m achine was in sad land.
C h am b erlain 's C ough R em ed y.
clean. H e know s w hat you do, and p rev en t th e In tro d u ctio n and spread need of rep airs.
( ’liain h erlain ’s T ablet«.
who you a re w ith when aw ay from of diseases and pests from o th e r
B efore using th is p re p a ra tio n for a ;
home.
FUNERAL OF MR. HOLGATE
W hen you are troubled w ith in
cough o r cold you m ay w ish to know
p a rts of th e w orld.
He know s ab o u t y o u r affections,
AT DOUGLASS CEMETERY digestion o r constipation, ta k e C ham
w h at it h as done fo r o th ers. Mrs. O. j
T he Oregon com m ittee, of which
b erla in 's T ablets. They stren g th en
ab o u t y o u r relig io u s beliefs and h a b W. H. Savage of th e s ta te fa ir board
Cook, Macon, 111., w rites, “ I have
Percy D. H olgate died at I l l s hom e (lie stom ach and enable it to perforin
I L L K IN D S A N D i L I S IZ E S
its
;
ab
o
u
t
y
o
u
r
an
x
ieties
and
te
m
p
ta
found it gives th e q uickest relief of
its functions n atu ra lly . Indigestion
an d F. A. E llio tt, sta te fo rester, are
tions. He know s w h eth er you lire also m em bers, are now engaged in n e a r C o rb ett yesterday and was Is usually accom panied by co n stipa
New Callery
any cough rem edy I have ever used.” j
buried
In
D
ouglass
cem
etery
tills
a
f
tion and is ag g rav ated by it. C ham
tru th fu l.
He know s w hat you are special cam p aig n s to stop th e fu rth e r
Mrs. Jam es A. K n o tt, C hillicothe, Mo.,
ternoon. He was 31 years, 9 m onths b erla in 's T ab lets cause a g entle
th
in
k
in
g
ab
o
u
t.
He
kmiws
about
says "C h am b e rlain s Cough Rem edy
PICTURE FRAMING
sp read of th e d estru c tiv e pine b lister J
m ovement of th e bowels, relieving
y o u r sin n in g and your repentances. i ru st, corn b o rer and p o tato w art all and 9 days old and a n ative of E ng th e co n stip ated co ndition.— Adv.
G IL T OR N A T U R A L W OOD
ca n n o t be beat fo r coughs and colds.” ’
N e a t and C heap
land.
H
e
leaves
a
widow,
Leah
Hol
He know s y o u r asp ira tio n s, w h eth er of which have recently com e to our
H. J. Moore, Oval, Pa., says “ I have
g ate.
used C h a m b e rla in 's Cough Rem edy
Read th e W nnt ads.
you in te n d to m ake a good m an o r a ea stern sh o res from Europe.
T he i
M A X S C H N E ID E R
on several occasions when I was suf- !
good w om an.
work of th e o rg an izatio n is of tr e
ferin g w ith a se ttle d cold upon th e I
M athew s’ Bldg, Main S tre et
C. E. CLINE.
ch e st and it h as alw ays b ro u g h t
m endous im p o rtan ce to th e W est.
Phon« 5 4 1
about a cu re.— Adv.
E verybody know s th a t p ro fiteerin g
W hen a m an w ishes to buy an a u
Is th e one th in g th a t now th re a te n s * 1 tom obile an d know s he c a n 't afford I
th e c o u n try 's social an d political s ta It, h e g en erally says th e d octor has
bility, b ut everybodv seem s to be told him th a t he o r som ebody in his .
w aiting on everybody else to sto p it. I fam ily m ust be out of doors more.
Office with Commercial T ran sfer Co., 225 Ash St., bet. F irs t and Second
Gresham Office, G arage near Lum ber Yard, Residence same.
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•ays F ash io n A rt, to tell w hen a su it Is a su it and not a d ress
The
d ress on the ex trem e rig h t, w ph Its w aistcoat of beige is an exam ple
T he o th e r two afte rn o o n frocks a re of navy blue clo th , th a t on the
left, faced with g ray satin and th a t in th e cen ter having a tu rn ed -u p ,
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