Gresham outlook., February 04, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

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GRESHAM LOCALS
HARRY W. COOLEY GOES
TO THE HAVEN OF PEACE
The fu n eral of H arry D. Cooley,
Rev. S. G. Roper, who has been ill sou of Mr. an d Mrs. H. W. Cooley,
for the past ten days. Is able to be was held yesterday aftern o o n at the
o u t again.
B ap tist church and was larg ely at
Miss M arg u erite T acheron has ta k ­ tended by friendB of th e young man
en up h er d u ties as a ssista n t at th e and his p aren ts. T he flag-covered
G resham library.
casket was borne by young men, all
Elgin K irkw ood arriv ed home of whom were fo rm er frien d s and
S atu rd ay n ig h t from Camp Lewis, com panions of th e deceased: They
Service
w here he received his discharge.
were G eorge and W illiam Jo n es, Fred
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W alker of Grass and H ector M organ, R obert Strebiu
Valley are visiting with th eir son-in- and L ester C onrad. Music was fu r­
R e q u ir e s C lo se A tte n tio n to th e O rch a rd
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Carl nished by a ch o ir consisting of Mrs.
Dahl.
J. N. C lan ah an , Miss W lnnifred Os­
I he pruning and spraying should be done at the
Mr. and Mrs. H om er W illiam s of burn, Miss L au ra Shipley, Mrs. H. L.
right time. Don’t delay your pruning until the sap is up.
Powell Valley are th e proud p aren ts W ostell, D. M. R oberts and Leslie
of a 1 ¡¿-pound boy, born T uesday W alrad, w ith Miss M ildred St. C lair
It should be done while the trees are dormant. See what
w in d an- Low-Down, Light Draft, Eesy to Operate. If you
Ja n u a ry 28.
at th e organ.
we have in tools for pruning.
see
th e s e S p r e a d e r s you will appreciate them, and the prices
L etters have been received w ithin
Rev. A. J. W are, th e p asto r of the
are Before-the W ar Prices, prices that you will not see again
the
past
few
days
from
E
m
erso:
church,
preached
an
a
p
p
ro
p
riate
se
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6 -, 8- a n d 10 -ft. P r u n in g S h e a r s, fo r
tor a good many years.
Brown, who is in France. T hey will mon from th e text, “ W hat is Your
th e h ig h p ru n in g .
We have two of them left set up ready for you to see,
ap p e ar in an early issue of th e Out L ife?" an d read th e follow ing o b itu ­
here in Gresham.
7
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look.
ary and also a poem, w ritten by H a r­
20-, 26- a n d 3 0 -in . for c lo s e p ru n in g ,
Mr. an d Mrs. Cedric Stone have ry Cooley sev eral m onths ago and
a n d a v a r ie ty o f th e h a n d p ru n ers.
re tu rn e d from th e ir w edding trip published in the O utlook:
and are a t th e ir hom e a t F airview
H arry Dewey Cooley was born Oc-I
P r u n in g S a w s , E tc .
Both had in flu en za w hile in Cali to b er 2, 1898 a t C astle Rock, W ash.
in all sizes, one-horse lever discs, two-horse, three- or four-
fornia.
He en listed in th e U. S. Navy Ju n e 18.
We have Dry Lime and Sulphur in stock and recom­
horse Tandem Disc Harrows for tractors or horses.
Dr Emily F. Bolcom, who Is taking 1918 and was still in the service of
mend it in preference to the liquid as it is exactly the
p o stg rad u ate studies In medicine in his co u n try when d eath called him
New York City, w rites th a t she will Ja n u a ry 30, 1919 a t th e Navy Yard,
A COMPLETE LINE OF ALL MACHINERY
same as the liquid when the water is added. It is cheap­
probably be hack in Gresham about B rem erton, W ashington. D eath was
AND IMPLEMENTS
er and more convenient to handle.
March 1.
caused by m easles, follow ed by-
G eorge M etzger has resum ed his n ep h ritis, and la te r by m en in g itis and
work as p rincipal of the Powell V al­ tuberculosis.
ley school, a fte r fo u r w eeks’ enforced
H is p are n ts w ere a t his bedside
vacation on account of th e epidem ic when d eath called him . He willingly-
RELIABILITY
GRESHAM
in th e d istrict.
volunteered his service In th e navy
T h u rsd ay ’s casualty list mentioned and his p aren ts do not reg ret th is act
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GRESHAM, OREGON
for the first tim e A. W. Metzger, who or any o th e r act in his past life or
was gased on October 31.
He be­ any tre a tm e n t they have accorded
longed to the 28th division, which him, as he was a good and faith fu l
son and b ro th er.
saw hard fighting in the Argonne.
Mrs. I.lzzle Radford of Boring has
W hile he only had a lim ited educa
heard from her sons, Elm er and Ervin, tion, in th e last few years of his life
both of whom have been discharged w hile in th e fam ily circle he was al
Salem, Ore., Feb. » .-S p e c ia l to the judiciary asked at th is session
toti
from the service. Elm er Is In N ebras­ ways ta lk in g of some plan th a t we Outlook—The th ird week of the Leg
$494,536. Fees earned $14,400. A doi
I have several used ranges in first-class condition. In price
ka and E rvin in F arm ington, Utah.
niight have p erp etu al peace am ong isiature closed w ith only
323 bills estic relations court is to be add­
A aron M iller has opened a lau n d ry th e people or nations, and th e only
from $16.00 to $40.00. A small 6 hole Steel Range at $15.00.
in
the
House
and
128
in
the
Senate, costing about $20,000 a year. The
in th e Ross b u ild in g on Main stree t. solution he arriv ed a t was tr u e Chris­
about
half
as
many
as
usual
and
th is are bills to create more d istric t judg
Charter Oaks at $40.00. Loraine?, Triumph Eclipses, and small
His eq u ip m en t is incom plete but he tian ity . He was a g rea t lover of n a­
and raise a num ber of other judici
is the last day for introduction of salaries.
expects to add m ore m achinery In a tu re an d n a tu re ’s ways.
Cast Cook Stoves.
His p are n ts and sisters a re very bills w ithout unanim ous consent
sh o rt tim e.
H e began o p eratio n s
Two bills In the in terest of the ge
much grieved to see him go In his
yesterday.
by W ays and
Means com m m ittee eeral taxpayer require county ¿our
y o uthful days.
F. H. G ard n er of A berdeen, W ash
Six bills reachixl the Governer but to advertise for bids for county su
DON T OVERLOOK THE SPECIAL ON RUGS
Those th a t survive him a re his
i- ig to n , who lias been visiting for a
they are m ere form alities. Of the plies. One bill requires a list of a
THIS WEEK.
few days w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and fa th e r and m other, Mr. and Mrs. IL $100,000 for
the retu rn in g soldiers prin ted m a tte r in form of blank
Mrs. J. I). G ard n er, left today for W. Cooley, and his yo u n g er sister and sailors, ouly $5000 has been draw n and blank books required during yea
C alifornia, w here he has a farm , to Hazle Cooley, who Is at home, an d his by the commission. There is a grow­ to be made up and sealed bids take
m arried sisters, Mrs. C. W. A llder
r u t in his crop.
ing feeling th at p atrio tic appeals that for same. The other bill requires tha
and Mrs. Geo. A rm strong.
are only fired off when the gallery when th e county buys supplies o
-Mrs. H. J. Pulfer received a letter
is full of spectators are not a safe equipm ent
last week from her son, Cecil, who is
S p re ad in g Peace.
such as road m achine?
guide in m aking dem ands on the rock crushers, motor trucks, or any
with the 5th Regim ent M arines In the
phone 548 YOUR HOME FURNISHER
GRESHAM
By HARRY COOLEY.
legislature.
Army of Occupation in Germany. This
th in g costing over $500 they shall ad
The S tate H ighway Commission had vertise for sealed bids. At present thii
is the first word received since a letter Let us hope th is w ar will end,
Giving back o u r every frie n d __
w ritten In October.
Hope i t ’s ceasing will m ark e te rn a l a public hearing T hursday night In is the law of Multnomah county an<
which all criticism against th a t body all first class school d istricts. Botl
peace;
FARMERS LEARN TO USE NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
T he rem ain s of th e b u rg la r killed
had a full airing,and the Commission are good laws.
last week in P o rtlan d by a policem an Let us work and help those men
A great Increase in farm products m erelal advertising,’ said Paul V.
Who a re h a a ,e n |ng the end
cam«* out with respect and confidence
a t Second and A lder stree ts Wig- Of
The House passed an im portant bill
th is bloody strife of m oral and life so far as could be judged by the large
advertising In country new spapers I m Marls, state county agent leader.
gins by nam e, w ere burled yesterd ay I
decease.
to exempt monies, notes and accounts
noted by Oregon editors since farm ers
crowd present. T h at th e ir program from taxation to make it easier to gel
‘When we want big results we shove In M ultnom ah cem etery by U nder-
,
h are learned the value of the printed a tliree dollar ad Into our home papers ta
k e r C arlson of r r „u,,Q~
We ca n n o t bring back th e souls
for a larger bond issue financed by capital into Oregon.
ta
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arlso
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of
G
resham
.
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d
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s
as
on
It
ro
lls;
ad In the exchange columns of their and we get them ,’ chimed in N. S.
a motor vehicle tax will go through
ith railro ad s under governm ent
T
he
O
utlook
is
In
receipt
of
a
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ca,>n<»t
at
o
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r
com
m
and
have
it
F arm Bureau News.
'F arm ers who Robb, of Lane County.
there is not a shadow of a doubt.
operation and most of the u tility cor­
have received a half dozen a n s w e rs1 ('lo se cooperation with the local .Picture post card, show ing a scene on n , . U? d o n ,‘; ,
The consolidation program was not porations fighting for th e ir existence
♦ r»
i« n u n w u n in e
^ m .’
to heir anouncem ents of small Item , press and no com m ercial advertising -he riv er Rhine, , rora Dewey Gibbs.
reached this week but Is to be staged the only rem aining subject for legis­
of farm stuff wanted and for sale are In any other publication.’ was the whose ad d ress is O chlendung, Ger- " e can save o u r n atio n 's blood in next week. The hills have been in tro ­
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■■ anil • says he ex
peace alone.
lative attack is insurance companies.
He •-
is —
well
beginning to take their larger Items | policy Indorsed by C. J. McIntosh many.
duced by Weeks, Sheldon, and Idlem an So a grist of bills has appeared, which
to th e ir local paper,' said J. R. Cooter, editor of tile College press bulletins. pects to see “ Old G resh am ” soon.
Deeds of peace and love we do,
and opposition to abolishing useless If all enacted will make it hard for
I* red Jo h n so n anil his b ro th er, W h eth er they be old o r new,
county agent or Lincoln. Eight agents
■Cut out nil technical stuff and let
spread ab ro ad to cheer som e boards, com missions and ex-official­ some sm aller Insurance com panies to
said th a t editors In th eir counties re- th farm ers write w hat they w ant in Carl, have gone to C alifornia, ta k in g Always
dom g en erally a re q uietly m aking exist in the state. Oregon has but one
aching h e a rt;
with them th e two ch ild ren of th e So o u r strife — dissolving peace,
port more farm ad business than ever tht
plans In the d ark to defeat the wKole successful fire insurance company th a t
News them selves,’ was the part
they had before.
ln e wno)e
reform program. The
whole conBoli.
consoli
Illg advice of 11. W. Gilbertson, a g ri­ form er, who have been cared for by L et us hope, will reach th e E ast,
such su rely is d estin ed to Dlav
_
.
vouson actualy paid its first dividend th is
“The Farm Bureau News supple cu ltu rist In charge of county agent friends here and nt Powell Valley W here
a p art.
P
dating program has not been Intro­ year. To enact all proposed laws means
since th e d eath of th e ir m o th er here
ntents hut does not compete with tin w ork in the Northwest.
duced at th is session b ut bills will to keep capital out of insurance bus­
a few weeks ago. They will be put
county press,' declared a num ber of
abolish 210 "honorables” out of 250 iness in Oregon and Insurance funds
MOTHER
HEARS
FROM
county agents in their recent con I If you d o n ’t m ind your critics ill th e care of relativ es In C alifornia.
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are holding DEAD
offices where they
SON _____
REPORTED
out of the state.
ference at Corvalls.
th ey 'll soon cease m inding you.
t base St.C lair arriv ed home last
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K«t all the way from m ilage and per
Four woman hills are championed
I hi- Ideal News is a one hundred
week, having received his discharge
Mrs A nn*e P a rk e r yesterday r e - d i a r n to fat salaries. The Consolida
Auto accessories for all cars. C. from tlie service, lie was tran sferred < eiv*d a ,e tte r fro n > h er son, F red Ce- tion com m ittee appointed by the Gov- by the only woman in the Assembly
P«'roent news sheet, free from all com
E. O s b u r n & Co.
from Camp Wise, San Antonio, Texas, ‘ 11 B ark er, w ritten from F ran ce on rern o r are w orking for the best and Mrs. T hom pson of Hood River. They
to Camp Lewis to be m ustered out. His J a n u a r > 13> la st.
most practical reform s from the stand- are blls to raise the age of m ajority
home-comlng was unannounced. He
T he 8ame lllail b ro u g h t to Ju d g e point of the taxpayer, attack in g irre for woman to 18 years, m arled or single
ip »»r Ml?
i .
I
II IV- the Domestic Relations court for P o rt­
has resum ed his place w ith the Out- G. W
u « . ch
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U v W onacotl.
airm an of .. the i dis- sponsible ex-official boards first They
th e young sol- »ay
showdown ana
and land only; req u irin g women to per­
look Publishing Co., of which he Is trict advisory board,
,
’ they * will
..... compel . « a ouuwuuwu
form ju ry duty the same as men and
(lier s q u estio n ~~i—
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vice-president.
n aire, to - g e th e r w ith
reform w...„
bills «.xv
are u defeated
they will
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ritttit'u me
to be draw n on ju ries the same as men,
Rev. J M ontcalm Rrown has called j t ! ," ,7 5 O.7_e! L ° ndenCe carried on g0
“ > «he people with them.
R epresentative Burdick of Bend is and the teacheers m inim um salary
• m eeting to be held at th e M ethodist b y , ' 7 W ashington s ta te a u th o ritie s
Episcopal church next T h u rsd ay even- ‘" ,d tlH* w ar tlt‘Pa '-tn ien t. in th e ir e f - , leading the fight for higher salaries hill. The la tte r is draw ing some oppo­
Ing. when
th e e cen
cen- ­ ? ,O, C“ te h i,n ' Al roB8 th e Ques- for Judges of the Suprem e Court. Of sition. Many sm all country schools
ing,
when he
he will
will p p rese
resen n t t th
would have an eight m onths
3 0 x 3 ..................................... $ 1 8 .5 0
course, with th at would go a great th a t
te n ary m ovem ent to th e people an.i tlo n n a lre was w ritten . ’ D ead.”
school at $.t0 a month for a teacher
The Burdick would hav’e“ h.s“s ‘than a six m onths
explain th is g reat reco n stru ctio n p ro ­ ^ n ra f te r \T v U g r e g <!steX d ne*Ai*wJs " » " i r o ^
.....................................$ 2 3 .5 0
gram which has been launched by
th e church.
Liberty Bonds Token for Any Tires in Stock.
In terested are
GOOD FRUIT
Oliver Manure Spreaders
Disc Harrows
HESSEL’S FARM MACHINERY
L L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
WEEKLY LEGISLATIVE LETTER FREE LANCE
Bargains in Used Ranges
J. Ed. METZGER
Goodyear Tires
FORD SIZE
30 x 32
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C. E. Osburn & Co.
( ìreshain
111 have
r lilV tx
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v-» ostm
.
.
ton
been
received i by
P
aster
Roberts, changing the schedule for
« "* »
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from Gresham
Beginning last Wed-
nesday the ca rrie rs leave the office at
9:15 In the m orning The change was
’hone 691
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, BAKING EXCELLENCE Í
made on account of the changed ached
ule on the train s on the P. R. L. i P.
It will enable the ca rrie rs to work the
m i l e e n u tig
c u t fro m P o r tla n d in th e
(* Allows UH to com pete w ith all rivals ¿ m orning before sta rtin g
on th eir
The Ingredients of o u r bread and A routes.
pastries are in stric t conform ity with
VEAL AM ) PORK WANTED, also
the war reg u latio n s and th e neatness
poultry and rab b its
Will pay
of ou r bakery has given us the h ig h ­
cash
Will call for sam e. Benson
est sa n ita ry ratin g . P alro n lze a
H otel F arm , phone G resham 781.
hom e Industry.
i-O R S A L E
D ro p h e a d sew ing m a­
chine, easy ru n n in g , q u iet, all at
ta e lu n e n ts . $15.
In q u ire O utlook
office.
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hone 11.
CITY BAKERY
r
I
leased by tht- b o a r 'r i ^ W ashingt
He is in th e in d ie« ! - o r .
, ,
* ' u * 7 m'we
capita for the
“
L ' ’X ' " ' "
France.
His b ro th er
Tom is in
7
F rance having gone o ver w ith th e
n
l« 2 d i n f a n t ^
| Practice. The
A b rillian t man can alw ays lay his
had tem p er on his genius because no
body know s w hat g enius is, anyway.
Some choice b arg ain s at C hip m an ’s
second-hand sto re .— Adv.
It alw ays seems a sham e th a t so
many real gentlem en are engaged in
business th a t o th e rs d o n 't approve.
Some choice b arg ain s at C h ip m an ’s
second-hand store. Adv.
The only kind of lie th a t Is likely
| to he believed by a w ife is a com pli­
The easiest and quickest way to get m ent, and it’s certain to be.
| rid of a cold is to ta k e C h a m b e rla in ’s
Cough Remedy T his p rep a ra tio n ha-
Ford and C hevrolet repairing. C.
been In use for many years and Its E. O sburn. G resham .
tf
value folly proven
No m a tte r w hat
rem edy you use. how ever, care m u s t1 A child is often happv about n o th -I
^ f ^ 7 o r h i ; e " ^ : ’:.n ? o i? ^ d
- nd r • d u h u u ah a p p >
GsMting K ill o f C o ld s .
SANITARY
MARKET
G e o . D ie tl, Pi op.
M a in
S tre e t
O re ahn m ,
Ore
I lontt’-nudf Sausage and
Lard, Sweet-C'ured Ham
and Bacon
Wo buy Beef C attle, Calves
Hotra, Hides, Etc.
I tltMKKM, A T T F M IO M
W e NtiM.kr
o u r Meal
Phon. 8S1
first one. and th e re is serio u s d anger ’ le 8am<‘ thing.
of th is A man of m iddle age or old-
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e r should go to bed and stay in bed
S p o tlig h ts and electric horns
until fully recovered
It Is b etter to E. O sburn .<• Co.
stay In bed th ree day« at the s ta rt
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¡th a n th ere weeks la te r on
A dv.
| W ar Svltigs Stam ps save live.
s t a ir s
r- *
JUdg' ’
P° X m° fe Per
judiciary th an any state
“
1 “ . ......... ..
“ JUdg‘‘ realgned be’
m ak‘‘ m“ re ln priva,e
appropriations for the
f' e88lOn ral8ins »«hooi taxes.
The usual job of recodifying the
C“ ” -
-v ear8 a t a co8t °f f™w $25,000
*50-a0°- <8 aKaln before the Senate.
COL. E. HOFER.
To FINANCE the FA RM
A record of income and outgo is just as necessary to the
farmer as to the business man in order to figure profit on each
year s operations.
The farmer who checks his money through this Institution
establishes a simple and correct record of his farm finances ;
provides banking protection for farm proceeds; enjoys con­
venience in the transacton of financial affairs, and indicates
business methods and precision.
We invite the fanners of this community to thoroughly
investigate this phase of our banking service.
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G R E M Ì IM , OREGON
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