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GRESHAM LOCALS i
T h e se n io rs p re s e n te d M iss G reg-
so n , th e i r c la s s a d v is o r, w ith tw o
h a n d so m e ly
b o u n d v o lu m es. One
Jo h n M*ltou. a brother-in-law of H
c o n ta in s th e c o m p le te w o rk s of W. Cooley, was in s ta n tly killed In a
L o w ell, an d th e o th e r a ll o f W hit lum ber m ill at C astle Rock, W ash.,
one day last week. Mr. an d Mrs.
t i e r ’s w orks.
Cooley have ju s t re tu rn e d hom e from
C. E. P la tts of th e m a n u a l tr a in in g C astle Rock w here th ey w ent to a t ­
tend the fum -ral. They were accom ­
d e p a rtm e n t w ill be in G re sh a m a
panied on th e ir re tu rn by Mrs. M elton,
su m m e r.
who, w ith th e Cooleys, w ill go for a
M iss G ra c e H a rtle y , m a th e m a tic
tw o-w eeks' stay w ith re la tiv e s at
Our line is complete in all
te a c h e r, ex p ects to a tte n d su m m e r Condon, O regon.
the popular colors ami styles.
sch o o l In th e E ast.
N otices have been posted of the
In odd and even sizes, thus u
T h re e d ay s— six s e s sio n s— o f ex a n n u al school m eeting for D istrict 4,
perfect tit is assured.
a m s a n d ev ery b o d y s till a b le to s it up to be held at the schoolhouse on Mon­
day. Ju n e 16, a t 2 p. m. T he m eeting
a n d ta k e a liv ely In te re s t in m o th e r ’ is called for th e p urpose of tle c tiu g
Priced, $25.00 to $45.00.
p a n try .
one d ire c to r for th re e y ears and one
I M iss A d elin e W y eth w ill le a v e fo r clerk for one y ear, and o th e r usual
business. The notice is signed by Wm.
a v isit a t D un d ee. L a te r sh e ex p ects
(’. M etxger, c h a irm a n , and C. J. L und­
to go to S e a ttle w h ere a n u m b e r of quist, clerk.
h e r cla ss m a te s w ill e n jo y a re u n io n
T he su it of C. T ay lo r vs. A. Meyers,
appealed from the low er co u rt has
M rs. A llen, of th e hom e econom ii
' d e p a rtm e n t, leav e s fo r W est
Vii be* n non-suited. Ju d g e Bagley held
GKEKH VM , O REG O N
th a t th e « vidcnee offered by the plain
g in ia . H e r h u sb a n d will m eet h e r at tiff was not sufficient to w a rra n t the
W e (five :«> vote« f o r V ictory
C in c in n a ti, a n d fro m th e r e th e y go m a tte r being placed before a ju ry and
w ith ev ery # 1 .0 0 cvsli
on a p le a s u re tr ip in K e n tu c k y , visit the plaintiff was in v o lu n ta rily non
punliMMe.
l»-k fo r th e m .
ing frie n d s a n d re la tiv e s. T h e ) wi! suit* d.
N ext T u e sd a y ev e n in g th e people of
m a k e th e i r h o m e in C h a rle s to n w here
G resh am m ay h av e th e p le a s u re of
■ Mr. A llen is in te re s te d in a b a n k .
in g som e of o u r m ost e m in e n t c it­
“ Did you p a s s ? " is th e la te s t liigl izens rid in g in a p a tro l w agon.
A
force of cops fro m P o rtla n d a re com ­
sch o o l slo g an .
P rin c ip a l G oodw in is g o in g to be a ing to a tte n d th e M asonic lodge m e e t­
ing. T hey w ill see to it th a t no
busy m an all su m m e r. A m ong o th
G resh am M ason is a b se n t.
! th in g s , he is on th e c o m m itte e to re
M rs. W. R. B u rk e , w ho h as been
I vise th e c o u n ty u n it bill.
ill fo r th e p a st tw o w eeks, is now ab le
M iss G ood, ju n io r cla ss a d v is o r to be up.
Rev. J. M ontcalm B row n re tu rn e d I
J w as g iv en a s u r p ris e by th a t class
i In a p p re c ia tio n of h e r k in d s u p e r T u esd ay from N eh alem w h e re h e '
sp e n t a few d ay s In th e in te re s t of
SLNBURN PASTE
vision an d w h o le -h e a rte d in te re s t th e c e n te n a ry d riv e. A su b s c rip tio n ;
th e y p re s e n te d h e r w ith a b e a u tifu l of $2300 w as p led g ed th e re . He
A necessity for the face these hot, sunshiny days
g lo v e box, filled w ith ch o ice c a n d ie s p rei.ch ed tw o se rm o n s at N ehalem
P ro f. T om T a y lo r w ill c o n tin u e his an d a th ird o n e in a n o th e r place.
Jo h n R ic h a rd is (h e n a m e o f th e
VOTES for the lictory Goddess on all cash purchases
m u sic classes all su m m e r.
little m an b o rn to Mr. a n d M rs. C. i
C. P. Mofflt p la n s to c o n d u c t sum A. R a d fo rd , May 30. He is at p re s­
of 50c or over. 40 on a dollar purchase.
m e r c lasses in a g r ic u ltu r e — d ay anil ent b ein g sp o iled by h is in d u lg in g
n ig h t c la s se s- if th e r e is a d em a n d a u n t an d u n cle, Mr. a n d M rs. W. |
H essel, a t w hose hom e h is m o th e r is
fo r th e m
b eing ca re d for.
M iss M ary G ood, science in s tr u c to r
Miss C a rrie W e b ste r, s is te r of
Gresham, Oregon
i lias o u tlin e d a d e lig h tf u l v a c a tio n of Mrs. M arion J o h n s o n , a rriv e d last
S u n d ay from S e a ttle , w h ere sh e lives,
o u tin g s , (h e b each , an d m uch re st.
fo r a few d a y s ’ visit.
M iss N ellie C ro c k e r, c o m m e rc ia l
M rs. B. F. G oudy a n d c h ild re n ot
i ' l l I I I L « Philippin««. l{ead>
Ini K eif- te a c h e r, p la n s to sp en d th e s u m m e r D enver, C o lo rad o , a rriv e d W ed n es­
G o v e rn m e n t.
a t h e r h o m e In P o rtla n d , w ith a trip day fo r a th r e e m o n th s ' visit w ith
Mrs. G o u d v ’s p a re n ts , Mr. an d Mrs.
Iter»* is wliut G overnor H arriso n , to th e beach as an e x tr a tr e a t.
M arion Jo h n s o n .
ON
M iss Itu th
M o n tag u e, lib ra ria i
C h ild re n ’s Day w ill be o b se rv e d at
w ho has been for six y e a rs g o v ern o r
M eth o d ist E p isco p al c h u rc h next
FLORENCE OIL COOK STOVE general of th e islan d s, said on th e su b ­ w ill, a f t e r th e first of J u ly , be In S he
u n d ay by a p ro g ra m by th e c h ild re n
G resh am b u t o n e day a w eek. Miss
j e c t of P h ilip p in e In d ependence w hile F r e d a B ra tz e l
w ill be in c h a rg e of t h e ’ S u n d ay sch o o l a t 8 o ’clock In
Cash Purchases this week.
he ev en in g .
S ongs, ex e rc ise s an d
sp eak in g at t i l e K n ick erb o ck er Club th r o u g h th e su m m e r.
re c ita tio n s w ill m a k e up th e p ro ­
g ra m , to w hich all a re in v ite d . T he
In New York
r e g u la r sessio n of th e S u n d ay school
E p h ria m D ew ey K!l Y ears (lid .
"B y tem p eram en t, by ex p erien ce, by
ind th e p re a c h in g w ill m e e t a t th e
On S u n d ay , E p h ra im D ew ey w as u su al tim e in th e m o rn in g an d th e
fin an cial a b ility , in every way th e ten
H is d a u g h te r ,
M rs E p w o rth L e a g u e w ill m eet a t 7
m illio n s of F ilip in o s a re e n title d to be 89 y e a rs old.
free from every g o v ern m en t except of M aggie U lm , p re p a re d a big b ir th d a y o 'clo ck .
Rev. F ra n k lin W. C ath ey of S e a ttle
th e ir own choice. T hey a re in te llig e n t d in n e r. A ro u n d th e ta b le w ere s e a t­ is v is itin g w ith re la tiv e s h e re .
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'a th e y w as b o rn a n d ra ise d h e re . He
a m in is te r o f th e F re e M eth o d ist
“ I have found (tie n a tiv e F ilip in o c h ild re n an d frie n d s, w ho h ad cone
F ro m P o r t­ h u rc h b u t h a s r e tire d fro m a c tiv e
official Io be ho n est, efficien t an d as to c e le b ra te th e day.
lu tie s on a c c o u n t o f fa llin g h e a lth ,
cap ab le of a d m in is tra tin g ex ecu tiv e lan d w ere: E. D. Dewey a n d w ife;
lis la s t a p p o in tm e n t was» New W e st­
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Don’t swelter in a hot kitchen
p o sitio n s as any men I have met a n y ­
m in ste r. B. C. He is a son of W. G.
w ife an d c h ild re n ; Miss May W a rn ­ 'a th e y and a b r o th e r of D. M. C ath ey
this summer. Come in and see
w here In th e world.
nd M rs. 8. C. Jo n e s.
our full line of
“T hese o fficia ls a re today g o v ern ­ e r, a n d M rs. M aud V au g h n a n d c h il­
M rs. C. O. B ra n so n h a s closed h e r
ing one th o u san d m u n ic ip a litie s and d re n . S. O. V ik en o f San F ra n c isc o , sch o o l in D over, C la c k a m a s co u n ty ,
forty two p rovinces, econom ically, e f­ a re c e n tly r e tu r n e d so ld ie r, a n d J. a n d is sp e n d in g a s h o r t tim e w ith
ficien tly , an d for th e good of tile e n tire ! W. M cD onald of C o lo rad o , w ere also re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d b efo re g o in g to
O hio, w h ere sh e w ill v isit h e r m o th e r
people. T h ey have a n ativ e congress g u e sts.
nd a tte n d th e c e n te n a ry p a g e a n t at
in clu d in g m any g ra d u a te s of Yale,
o lu m b u s. In Mrs. B ra n s o n ’s school
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Simmon.« In v e n to r.
“ L o o k fo r th e L e v e r”
w as o ne p u p il w ho m ade a p erfect
P rin ceto n , H a rv a rd and o th e r A m eri­
T h o se
w ho
h av e
b o red
holes g ra d e in la n g u a g e an d five w ho r e ­
can u n iv e rsitie s.
O th er m em bers are
th r o u g h th ic k tim b e rs know
how ceived h o n o ra b le g ra d e d ip lo m as.
The finest oil stoves made. 1'ully
g r a d u a i 's of S an to T om as and o th e r
M rs. E rn e s t L u n d b o m an d h e r l i t ­
difficult it o fte n Is to g et th e d rill to
guaranteed. Whether you have
P h ilip p in e u n iv e rsitie s, an d in ed u ca­
tle son a re b ein g c a re d fo r at th e i
co m e o u t at th e r ig h t sp o t on th e h om e of h e r m o th e r, Mrs. E. A n d e r­
decided to buy an oil stove or
tio n am i a b ility they co m p are fav o r­
not, let us show you this line.
o p p o site sid e of th e block.
son. T h e baby a rriv e d on J u n e 4.
ably w ith an y 1 know.
M rs. D ex ter Q u e sin b e rry h a s a r ­
In th e May Issu e o f " P o p u la r M e­
Absolutely reliable—simplest to
"T hey have le a d e rs lik e S p eak er
operate.
c h a n ic s " is a d e sc rip tiv e a r tic le and riv ed from San D iego to m eet h e r
O sotena. of th e house of R e p re se n ta ­
h u s b a n d w ho w as re le a se d from s e r v ­
tives, and P re sid e n t Quezon, of (lie illu s tr a tio n of an in v e n tio n w hich a c ­ ice at F I. G eo rg e W rig h t in W a sh in g ­
g u id e s th e d rill th r o u g h to n . T hey
w ill live in P o rtla n d
S en ate, who would ad o rn any office. c u ra te ly
w h e re Mr. Q u e sin b e rry is em ployed
lo n g o r s h o r t b o rin g s.
"T h e P h ilip p in e s a re uw ay ah ead of
GRESHAM, OREGON
T h e in v e n to r of th is h e lp fu l de- in o ne o f th e s h ip y a rd s.
Ihe U nited S ta le s In su ccessfu l g o v ern ­
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E v ery b o d y is g la d to see B ay ard I
vice is R oscoe S im m o n s of th e Zlm - M ill,,r back fro m F ro n c e i nlH, ,ooklnK
m ent o w n ersh ip an d o p eratio n of pub­
m e rm a n g a ra g e .
tine. H ad th e fig h tin g la s te d a few
l.a in e lirt' k ltelleve«l.
lic n tilltles.
T h e O u tlo o k c o m p lim e n ts G resli days lo n g er, lie w ould h a v e been sen t
F o r a lam e hack ap p ly C h a m b e r - !
a m 's y o u n g g e n iu s upon th e su cces " l i h th e 2 9 th D ivision sh o ck tro o p s
Ia in 's L in im e n t tw ice a day an d m as-
T a ilo rin g
Io tile M etz se c to r.
sa g e t h e m u scles of th e hack o v e r th e F o r
m en
an d w o m en — c le a n in g , o f his in v e n tio n .
1 Mr. an d M rs. W. Q u e sin b e rry of
seat of pain th o ro u g h ly a t each ap p li- p re ssin g a n d re p a irin g d o n e w ell,
R ockw ood h av e been v isited by th e ir
c a tio n .
Atlv.
I P e te r L e n a rd , P o w ell s tre e t.
W hen in d o u b t try a W ant Ad
n ep h ew , D. E. Q u e sin b e rry a n d h is I
w ife a n d tw o c h ild re n .
At p re se n t
th e y a r e sp e n d in g a few d ay s a t Van-1
c o u v e r, b u t w ill r e t u r n th e last o f th e
w eek
M onday th e y s t a r t fo r s o u th ­
e rn C a lifo rn ia w h e re th e y w ill visit
tw o b ro th e rs . R u sh an d Posy Q u e sin ­
b e rry liv in g In L os A ngeles. T h ro u g h j
O regon th ey w ill h av e fo r tr a v e lin g
c o m p a n io n s, th e E. J. H e se ltln e fa m -i
ily w ho a re le a v in g fo r K la m a th
F a lls to ta k e c h a rg e of th e i r farm
d u rin g th e su m m e r.
G uy F ie ld h o u se , O dley D avis a n d |
S c h u y le r J o n e s
have
b o u g h t new
C h e v ro le ts th r o u g h th e C. E. O sborn
co m p an y .
Kuppenheimer
Suits...
Agency for
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CO.
B I N DE R S ------ M ’CORM ICK
DEERING
MOW ERS, RAKES, TED DERS,
BINDER TW INE
Repairs for J ll Haying or Harvesting Machines
LOWDEN or MYERS Hay Carriers, Forks
Pulleys, all Elay Tools
E. W. AYLSWORTH
Country Club Face Cream
and Pow der
Powell's Pharmacy
3 0 VOTES FOR $ 1 .0 0
H e s s e l ’s F a r m M a c h i n e r y
Tel. 544
Gresham, Oregon
w amer s
R u s t-P ro o f
Corsets
To lie in fashion you should
wear a W arner's Corset a com­
fortable fitting corset, a fashion­
able shaping corset, and a corset
guaranteed to wear without rust
ing, breaking or tearing. When
you discard a W arner's it is be­
cause von wish a new W arner's.
J. CANNON
DRY GOODS
G resham , <)ie.
Phone <> 11
Do You K now the M any
C om forts T hat You Can
E njoy by the use o f a G ood
T ai cu m
It is p ra c tic a lly in d isp e n sa b le d u rin g th e h o t w e a th e r.
It is so o th in g in cases of s u n b u rn , p ric k ly h e a t o r an y o th e r
ir r ita tio n s of th e sk in ca u se d by ex p o su re.
It p re v e n ts th e sk in from p ealin g a n d w ill rem o v e a n y u n c o m ­
fo rta b le s e c re tio n s in case of excessive p e rs p ira tio n ; a n d w ill aid
c o n sid e ra b ly in p re v e n tin g th e se c o n d itio n s.
A fte r sh a v in g , it p ro d u c e s a c o m fo rta b le so o th in g feelin g .
A fte r b a th in g , it sh o u ld be s p r in k le d o v e r th e e n tir e sk in
su rfa c e an d w ill a b so rb any excessive m o istu re .
In case of sic k n e ss, it w ill d is in fe c t th e sk in s e c re tio n s.
You w ill find y o u r fa v o rite k in d h e re . W e c a rry a lm o s t ev ery
know n T alcu m P o w d er. See th e d isp lay in o u r w indow s th is w eek.
FLORENCE
Everyone Should Use Talcum
Powder from Infancy to Old Age
Oil Cock Stoves
GRESHAM DRUG CO.
L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
The R exall Store
R
G R E SH A M
We have
RUBBERS
Jelly Glasses
Fruit Funnels
Fruit Jar Holders
A Dandy Big Aluminum Preserving
Kettle at $3.50 each
V otes for V ictory Q ueen
(riven with each $1 cash purchase
SISTER OF L P MANNING
PASSES AWAY HERE
C L A M PS
BANDS
V t t c n t i o n . S tra w b e rry G ro w rrs I
fo r g o o sb e rrie s , n e t to you. W e fu rn -
W c w ill receive s tra w b e rrie s ev ery ish th e c ra te s .
day in th e w eek, in c lu d in g S a tu rd a y ,
T H E BERRY G RO W ERS.
Mrs. N ina E. S te w a rt, fo r th irty u n til 8 p. in., d u rin g th e seaso n . We L o cated a t M e tzg er's old s to re , E a st
a re p ay in g 12c, also 5 c e n ts a pound
Pow ell S t., G re sh a m . P h o n e 31.
y e a rs a re s id e n t of S e a ttle , d ied W e i-
In e s d a y n ig h t, J u n e 4. a t th e h om e of
! h e r b r o th e r L. P. M an n in g
H er
h e a lth h ad been fa ilin g fo r a long
tim e, b u t only tw o w eeks ago sh e wa.i
a b le to com e w ith h e r b ro th e r to
G resh am .
Mrs. S te w a rt w as b o rn In O a k la n d ,
O regon In th e y e a r 1857. In a c c o rd ­
an ce w ith h e r d y in g re q u e s t, h e r
body w as ta k e n to O a k la n d to be laid
to rest beside th o s e o f h e r f a th e r an d
m o th e r.
S he leav es six b ro th e rs a n d tw o
s is te rs to m o u rn h e r going
O ne of
th e s e s is te r s , Mrs. M innie H arv ey , of
S a c ra m e n to . C a lifo rn ia , w as a t h er
b ed sid e w hen sh e p assed aw ay.
Hom e P ack in g C om pany W ants
F ruit.
W ill keep up o u r c u sto m of p a y ­
in g m o re th a n a n y o th e r co n cern for
f r u it a n d b e rrie s, s t a r tin g th e s< ason
w ith g o o se b e rrie s a n d e n d in g w ith
b la c k b e rrie s . If you hav e n e v e r sold
us a n y th in g , ask y o u r n e x t-d o o r
n e ig h b o r— he h a s
P h o n e 991.
W an ts,
co lu m n .
w a n ts,
w an ts.
See
th e
-f
to the first person who reports to the office
of the Outlook the finding of a typograph­
ical error in an advertisement in any is­
sue of the Outlook, from now until further
notice.
THE OUTLOOK
P h o n e 701
and now is a good time to cheek up on your requirements
of all kinds.
JAR CAPS
M ARKET
a b o u t th e c o m p lim e n ts th a t
o u r p a tro n s a re p a y in g us, an d
we w a n t to say r ig h t h e re an d
now , “ M r. a n d M rs. C u sto m e r,
we th a n k you.
Y o u r k in d
w ords a r e se n d in g y o u r frie n d s
to th is sh o p , a n d we a re g o in g
to tr e a t th e m rig h t. A g ain , we
th a n k y o u .”
A. J. W. BRO W N. Prop.
G resham , Ore.
100 V otes F ree For V ictory
G oddess
C anning Season Is Just Ahead
FRUIT JARS
We Have Heard a Lot
WERE SURE
9UR BUSINESS
WILL ENDURE w - - '
JA * ?
CAUSE ALL
the meats
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WE SELL /
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F a rm e rs!
Raise More Live Stock
It will mean increased profit for you.
N o t only in
liv e s to c k
hut
the actual money returns from the sale of vour
nt greater soil fertility.
I hi« iintitiitiou is enthusiastically encouraging the raising
" , '
1 " T,er liv'stock and is anxious to have farm ers
of fins section make the most of this opportunity.
Falk the m atter over with our officers.
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