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VOL 9. NO. 64
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY,
ROCKWOOD WILL
BUILD CHURCH
1
TUESDAYS
AND
F R ID A Y S
OREGON
FRIDAY,
OBITUARY NOTICE OF
I
PIONEER RESIDENT
TUKEE
OCTOBER
TITLED AMERICANS TO VISIT THE U. S.
10,
1919
VISITORS FROM BELGIUM
$1.60 PER YEAR
UNION HIGH OPENS
FOOTBALL SEASON
P ioneers of ea ste rn M ultnom ah
AT THE DHVLST HOME
and m any from P o rtlan d , to g eth er
A very in te re stin g day was spent I
With large num b ers of friends of the
at the D. E I Hi u 1st hom e last S u n
day. Mr. and Mrs. C harles V ander-!
There is one ch u rc h in e a ste rn m ore recent years, crow ded C arlso n ’s
sc h eu ren recently from Belgium were
Multnomah whose p a s to r and m em u n d e rta k in g p arlo r on lust Tuesday
th ere, who rela ted m any of th e w ar
afte rn o o n , to do honor to the m em
T his y e a r’s fo o tb all season for the
bers have good reason to c o n g ra tu la te
tim e experiences and events
ory of a faith fu l friend, C harles N
I
uion
iiigh eleven will open on th e
themselves on th e g ro w th of th e ir Powell.
Mr. and Mrs Rene Dhtilst of Ore
G
resham
g rid iro n at th e high school
gon
City.
Mr.
and
Mrs
M
aurice
work during th e past y e a r a n d the
W ords of consolation were spoken
Dliulst and Mr an d Mrs. A rchie Mer- 0,1 M onday, O ctober 13. in a gam e
prospects w hich open b efore th em fo r bv l)r A Thom pson, who had charge
ing and two boys w ere also Sunday ! w ith th e High school of C om m erce of
the future, and th a t is th e M ethodist O! 1,11 services. The music was fur-
church at Rockwood.
i nished by a q u a rte t composed of Mrs.
*
,
„
. .
P o rtlan d .
The g am e will he called
A couple of years before th e w ar HOOn a fte r 3 o’clock.
One of the th in g s w hich sta n d s out | ° •* Brown, Mrs. J. C. Shultz, Uuv
broke
o
u
t,
Mr
an
d
Mrs.
V
am
ler-
as a good om en is th e r e tu rn f o r iJ o n e s and Leslie W alrad. with Mrs.
T his afte rn o o n at 3 :3 0 a p ractice
y h
i sch eu ren and one son left P o rtlan d . gam e will tie played, try in g out the,
another year of Rev. F. ,1. Schnell.
s te rlin g as accom panist. Mrs.
¡O
regon
for
R
uysselede,
Belgium
This will he his th ird y e a r a t Rock- '
11 Bail8 beau tifu lly , “ Pace to
men in th e ir new positions and get-
wood. His efforts d u rin g th e past P ace .’ A profusion of flowers cov-j
mo,r”
T‘*'"a,n l’p r |tlng them acq u ain ted w ith th e
: ' r ' : ? 1" / “IT. 1,3,1 o , h‘ r P,a.is 111 g ro u n d s a n d in trim tor Monday’s
year ami a half, w ith th e a s sista n c e of ,e re d th e ca sk e t and were hung u p o n '
sto re for them They are back in th is | gaIllp
a few good frien d s of th e ch u rc h com tile w alls, m ute tokens of the esteem ,
country
once m ore, m ak in g th e ir
I iug out from P o rtlan d , have so e n in w hich tiie deceased was held.
.
.
... ,
i T,li8 ,irs* gam e p ro m ise s-to be n
home in
S t H elens w here th e ir son fast
„ Pg(,ln ,ng ,
lh is ........
couraged the people of th e co m m u n i
I lie burial was in th e fam ily plot!
d rs L n r
P,i
J “ » “ » V a n - lc a p tln Lew is S klrvin and Coach C.
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ty that they have accom plished things in th e G resham cem etery. T he c a s - 1
d ersc h eu ren , It will be rem em b ered , K. P latts, began picking th e ir men
worth noticing an d are read y to co ket was borne hv George and Jo h n !
Lady 1>ecle8’ wbo wa8
d au g h ter of G eorge G ould, pic
n «nne t T
W" 8
n e a r L inne- s ,.veral nlepti.,gs for
,lavp
. S leret, M artin R oberts, E. R. Wright,
operate in g re a te r u n d e rta k in g s.
tu red on th e left, was active in Red Cross work on th e R um anian
m ann. T h e son who went w ith them a irPailv bppI, hel(,
to show th a t
Among o th e r tilin g s they a re going las. M cCulloch and Chas. G edam ktvt
H-ont during the war and la ter becam e vice president of th e A m erican
to E urope was not p erm itted to leave th e re are plenty of big fellow s eag er
all boyhood friends of Mr. Powell.
to build a new church.
Ked Cross C are Com m ittee. Princes« A ntoine A lbert Radziw lll, who
Belgium , a re stric tio n being placed to get into th e ghtne it need only be
( liarles N Powell was born on No
Two years ago if anybody had su g
w as Jllss D orothy Deacon of Boston, was forced to flee from th e his
on men betw een th e ages of 18 an I said th a t as many as 2 3 w ere present
toric residence at Niewiesy In Poland duriug the w ar She was a f te r
gested a new ch u rc h at R ockw ood lie vem ber 24, 1855, on tile farm n ea ri
!(' years of age. lie lias five years at som e of th e p relim in ary m eetings.
ward engaged in war work in E uglaud.
uould have been lau g h ed at. Now it G reshitin w here he spent all his life,
of th a t period left a long tim e if Tiie cap tain tins hail tiie pick of som e
! is a nee. ssity and it will be done. T he lie was the son of Jackson and Nancy
one is anxious to leave, and co n d i m ighty fine football m a te ria l and the
old building will he rehioved to an a d P ugh Pow ell, pioneers of 184 7 and EX SERVICE MEN PLAN
tions are rep o rted such th a t m ost of p rospects are b rig h te r titan ev er be
MISSIONARY
SOCIETY
joining lot anti used fo r com ntunilv 1852. and was one of four ch ildren,
SMOKER AND DANCE
them would be glad to get aw ay.
STUDY
AMERICANIZATION
fo re for a d ash in g team
purposes, such as a lib ra ry sta tio n only one of whom, Wm. Powell of
R uysselede is one h o u r's rid e on
T he players selected with th e ir
G iesham Post No. 30, of the A m er
laud recreation c e n te r.
T he new G resham , survives.
A well atten d ed m eetin g of the tiie tra in from B ruges not far from
building » ill probably cost ab o u t ' On D ecem ber 31, 1884, Chas. ican Legion, Is m aking plans fo r an W om en's Home M issionary society the now fim ious p o rts of O stend and p rospective p o sitio n s for M onday's
gam e a re as follow s:
$3000 and will be m ade as la rg e and Pow ell wedded C urrie Roork. d au g h all-night dance, to be given T h an k s-
Z e e b ru g g e l Mr.
D h u lst’s p are n ts
Jo h n sto n and I’eake, q u a rte rs.
........ giving eve, th e chief reason being to • as held at the hom e of Mrs. R. R. and m any o th e r relativ es live in th is
W. Roork,
modern ns tile fun d s will p erm it. Ilr. te r of Mr. and Mrs. P. ..............
T ay lo r, Jo n es, lam e, P eake, Brtig-
•vho cam e to Oregon from T ennessee j p |lab' p H'e m em bers to becom e a c - ! ’ arlso n , W ednesday aftern o o n . Mrs. city and in vicinity «parity.
ger, ta k in g v ario u s positions.
in 1854. To them were born th ro - j <,” a *n ,*'d "><h as many as possible Mary P atch , Mrs. H. J. P u lfe r and
Mrs.
Dliulst in rete llin g w hat
G oger, Cam p, B rugger, ends.
ch ild ren , one of whom died in in f a n - ! ®x’8prvlcp nlpn wh° »re eligible to j_Mrs . W . Beagle assisted th e hostess th ese frien d s rep o rted said t lint
S a tte rstro m , W rig h t, g u ard s.
cy. One d au g h ter, Mrs. Edna L ee., ^ c o m e
m em bers of
th is
post.
Two verv plea8,ng plano
i R uysselede was m ore fo rtu n a te th an
O ram , B u rlin g am e and
Brown
died four re a rs ago. leaving two little ' F u rth e r announcem ent will be m ade
l i n i n g piano 8" ‘ < ' , nlOf„ Hplglul„ clHpa
„
tackles.
children to the care of her m other. Ia,er whe«> Plans for it have been ' 0,18• '■ " a */ ,
",A , l,r ''a ,n ” and j cap„() b o m b ard m en t, b ut even th en It
o th e r gam es scheduled for tin' n ear
Mr. Pow ell is survived bv his widow Perfected.
| G- n W ilso n s d escrip tiv e piece, "A saw plenty of th e h o rro rs of th e w ar
and one son. F red, of G resham , and
The next re g u la r m eeting was ¡Chapel in the M ountains” were play- W hen th e G erm ans invaded th e fu tu re are w ith C am as on O ctober 17
at C am as: a gam e ts expected with
th re c g ran d ch ild ren . He had been in P°8tPoned a few days so th a t it would ; ed by Mi8B M ildred St. C lair
co u n try , a strea m of th ese so ld iers
ill h ealth for several years and for ,a " 0,1 A rm istice Day, when a sniok- 1 M,B8 Mury
sa n g very m arched th ro u g h th e stre e ts, 1« K stacada h ere on O ctober 31. L a
the past 18 m onths had been unable !,,r an,i Jlnx win be 4lie fe a tu re of th - •* ’pp« y th e m uch-loved classic. “ Bon- ab re ast for six night« and days. As te r it is hoped to a rra n g e a gam e wltli
to do nny work. He was confined to : ,neeting
A rm istice Day, w hich will
Swppt Bessie" and as encore, “ I they passed they took possession of Oregon City and tl re tu rn gttnie with
Cam as.
Ills bed for about a m onth.
be Tuesday, N ovem ber 11, will be ‘ ay jlot H elp Loving T hee.
- , , ,
| ev e ry th in g .
A nim als
w ere killed
T he hoys a re out to m ak e a name
c e le b r.te d ,by the A m erican Legion
» " • L L K idder, who bail ch a rg e an(i gtorp8 of
(b , akpn
posts all over th e country.
*’ thp p rogram gave a dlacusaion on w ere seized and d ep o rted , am ong for th e ir team and Union high In Oils
C ard o f T hanks.
Another matter of importance to , " J rsl, c
1,1 ' ‘.b ristla n Amer- lb(II1 r ,.|a t , ve„
Mrg o h u ls t ah(, ()|i fa ll's gam es. They say th ey can do
We wish to express or h ea rtfe lt
it and everyone believes they can and
by
C h a r le s
n, acted on at th e icanization*
A llen th e V an
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th a n k s to o u r many friends for t h e i r '3 px-service
d
ersch
u
ren
s.
T h o „ s« „ ^ „ who will T in y should have th e h ea rtiest
Brooks, the tex t selected fo r th is C o u ld , He’S in to hiding,
manv
o?*th
m
eeting
T
uesday
night
was
th
e
kindness and sym pathy in th e sick
ese sup p o rt on th e p art of pupils and all
y e a r s study. T h e ^ s a lle n t^ p o in ts j llvlng ln holpB
X ...1
ness and death of o u r beloved h u s Swope bill, draw n up by th e re p re b ro u g h t o ut w ere th a t all men are
sel- th e citizens.
dom com ing out except» at nigtit. A
band and fath e r, also for th e b eau ti se n tativ e to congress, by th a t nam e,
R E t.
They have alre ad y pu rch ased su its
.1. S C H X K IJ,.
providing for the paym ent of $30 b ro th ers, irre g a rd ie ss of n atio n ality . b ro th er-in -law of Mrs. D h u lst’s al
ful flowers.
and eq u ip m en t to th e am o u n t of
and th e n atio n al d u ty Is u n iv ersal
to
each
discharged
service
man
who
T. B. Ford, th e d is tric t s u p e rin te n
m ost died from th e ill effects of re ab o u t $7 5, buying locally all Hint
MRS. CA R RIE POW ELL
did over two m onths of duty, but no u n d e rsta n d in g , an in te llig en t ac- m ain in g so long in hiding
dent, has given th e a s su ra n c e th a t
F R E D POW ELL AND FAMILY.
was possible. T hey will Bell tick ets
paym
ent
to
exceed
$380,
or
tw
elve
'B«alntance
w
ith
th
ese
b
ro
th
ers.
D
ur
the board of ch u rc h extension will
,
.
.
O th er re la tiv e s n e a r th e tig h tin e to th e ir gam es and every m an, wo
¡.ng
the
nex
two m o n th s th e lad les arp a W(.r„
an() Bome
m
onths
of
service.
meet the people h a lf way. P la n s a re ALTMAN S JERSEYS MAKE
■»■■«««■» m an and child ts rx s e rto d to In. a
C ongressm an Swope is an ex-serv-1 of th e society u ro going to use t h e i r 1 j nt th e ir hom e when a shell stru
ck good sp o rt and buy one w henever a
w e d to lie ill th e h a n d s of the
EXCEPTIONAL RECORDS
m
oney
-m
ak
in
g
in
g
en
u
ity
.
Each
ice man and is probably the youngest I
th e house
board of tru ste es Boon. T h e b oard 1
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gam e is played here.
m
em
ber
hopes
to
m
ake
a
d
o
lla
r
or
man to ever sit in the n ational legis
consists of W. A. Row en, Mrs. G eo.!
G resham , Ore., Oct. 7.
T hese M e n d s who have ju st come
m ore which will be co n trib u te d to
Pullen and B. F. Pow ers.
1 E d ito r O u tlo o k :— t noticed in th e lative assembly.
hack to th e United S tate s said th a t
G resham Post voted unanim ously w ard th e first paym ent on th e A las th e little co u n try of Belgium is in NOMINATING ASSEMBLY
With the people u n ite d to accom - G resham O utlook last week th a t B.
kan
sc
h
o
larsh
ip
th
e
society
is
re-
W ILL MEET OCTOBER 20
p a th e tic s tra its . T hey will see very
plislt tills task it m ay be pxpected C. A ltm an is going to hold a com to telegraph to Swope th a t it favored
tiie m easure, and also to inform th e 8P®¡1B'b 'e for.
liaril
tim
es
th
e
re
for
a
n
o
th
e
r
y
e
a
r
at
that all lines of ch u rch w ork will plete d ispersal sale of his herd of
T he town council held its re g u la r
T he last of O ctober th e b arrel for least. Much of It Is too shell torn
Oregon sta te h ea d q u arte rs of the
prosper.
m eeting last T uesday evening. C oun
I Jerseys. I w ant to say in connection A m erican Legion th a t it is favorable th e se ttle m e n t ce n te r in P o rtla n d Is
for cu ltiv a tio n . M achinery an d Im
school lias
, The
, , Sunday
now w ith Mr. A ltm an and his breeding of I
tbp >,<11
due. C o n trib u tio n s of canned stuff, plem en ts a re lacking and seed g rain cilm an E II. K elley p resid in g In the
absen ce of M ayor K enney. O th er
reached an e n ro llm e n t of ab o u t 140. ! Je rse y s th a t I believe th a t he has as
clo
th
in
g
,
shoes,
p
ictu
re
books,
etc.,
The Legion b u tto n s have been re
p o tato es and dom estic an im als have counclim en p rese n t w ere: D ti. G ed
Ills »ell organized w ith E. W. P e te r - - fine a herd of Jersey s as th e re is in
ceived, an d may be obtained front may be left w ith Mrs. C. J. L u n d to be resto ck ed . T he (lax crop, one des, J E. M etzger, W. C. M etzger,
| son as su p erin ten d en t. Mrs. Schnell ! th e northw est,
th e tre a su re r, Glenwood M iller, by all q u ist who has on h and em pty ja rs of th e sta p le p ro d u ctio n s, wus a fa il C h arles C leveland mid R eco rd er K.
the pastor's wife, is a le a d e r am ong j I bought F aven e of Mr. A ltm an,
G resham Post for th o se who wish to nil them for ure tills y ea r ow ing to th e wrong A. Miller.
the children, and Mrs. Geo. P ullen is She m ade 475 lbs. b u tte r for him and paid-up m em bers.
now has a m em bership of over 50, th is do n atio n .
kind of w eather.
A com m unication from th e tax s u
| in charge of th e p rim a ry d e p a rtm e n t, last y ear m ade over 800 lbs. in 12
T h ro u g h th e co u rtesy of Mr. and
and is grow ing all th e tim e.
p erv isin g and co n serv atio n com m is
Ig Other workera are Mrs. Pet«*- m onths for me She has dropped a
Mrs. C arlson at th e tim e of th e s ta te
sion was p resen ted and th e ways and
«on and H arold O p p en la n d er. The calf every 11 m onths for four years ! HARRY STANLEY IS
fair, th e 3 7 g lasses of Jelly collected SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
W
ILL
PLAN
RALLIES
m eans co m m ittee w ere in stru c te d to
I *',",'a^p oB enilance is a b o u t 50. It including th e tim e she m ade th is test.
INJURED BY AN AX by th e M issionary society were de-
h av e th e ir budget p rep a re d so th a t It
| has grown from tw o classes a y e a r o r ; A n o th er cow I bought of Mr. Alt-
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livered a t th e Old P eople's Home In
A su b -co u n ty Sunday school co n could he passed upon at Hie N ovem
two ago to seven at p rese n t. It m eets i man at his last sale is E m press L ad ’s
vention was recently held at Rock
H arry S tanley met with an ugly S alpm -
Tiie next m eeting will be held at wood in th e in te re sts of sev eral lo- b er m eeting.
at H ,n every S unday.
B essie; sh e m ade 617 lbs. for m e an d | accident yesterd ay aftern o o n , while
A. W. R e g n er’s Dill for th e to w n ’s
Mnanciall.v th e ch u rc h has m ad e J w as th e best of 350 cows on te st in chopping wood In the shed th a t is th e hom e of Mrs. D. E. Towle.
‘ ’B S unday schools
Among th e
p ro p o rtio n ate sh a re of th e Instaila-
______________ sp e ak e rs an d w o rk ers present w ere
'‘ noteworthy gain. T h e church th e G resham -C olum bia Slough Cow ra th e r low. Ii> raisin g the ax for a
H arold H u m b ert, s ta te se creta ry t ion Ol t In «dr,iin through i lie r uli h
which found it h a rd to raise up- | T esting association
vigorous blow, it caught in th e raf:-
At a recent m eeting of th e official and Rev. M. B. P aro u n ag ia n S unday am o u n tin g to $31.10 was d eferred
»ards
of
$3»
fo
r
benevolences
raised
1
, ,
,
------------ -------- 1 I believe e ith e r of th ese cows a re ! ers o v erh ead an d g lan csd down strik - board of th e M ethodist Episcopal school m issio n ary ¡for tl w ’ O regon until th e next re g u la r m eeting.
tn ‘‘ Pa8t y e a r th e fine sum of | capable of m aking 1000 lbs. b u tte r ing him ju s t above th e w rist. Doc- church a co m m ittee was ap p o in ted to conference.
Tiie n o m in atin g assem bly was set
B i 6. I he p a sto r's sa la ry was o v e r - ; and I recently refused $2500 for t h e ’ to rs H ughes and Botkin were call
d a rra n g e for a public reception to b e,
A S unday school union was or- for M onday evening, O ctober 20 for
WM. In addition to all th is^ th e par- two an im als
Mv e n tire herd of p ure 1 who advised ta k in g him to th e East given th e new p asto r and ills fam ily 8'anlzed fo r th e purp o se of h o lding the purpose of n o m in a tin g ca n d id a tes
Uge was recently resh in g led at an bred Je rse y s Is from foundation stock Side sa n ita riu m to have th e wound soon a f te r th e ir a rriv a l
T h e plans
rallj PB a,ul B istltn tes Em-
’’«Wuse oi about $75.
[ bought at B. C. A ltm an ’s last auc tak en care of w hile u n d er an anes-1 a re now well u n d er way and th e dal« braced In th e union a re Sunday for (lie «’lection to be held N ovem ber
schools
of
Rockwood, Fairview and 4 As thi- tim e Is sh o rt. It would be
The regular p rea ch in g se rv ice is tion sale.
thetic. An a rte ry , a vein anil a ten- decided upon is next F rid a y evening, T ro u td ale.
well for ea«’li on«' to h«‘gln rig h t now
at 4a every S unday evening. T h e 1 I sold a few hPifers a sh o rt tim e i don
had been severed and a pier
of | O ctober 17. F u lle r an h o u n cen icn ts
Mr. L unisilen, of T ro u td ale , was to th in k ab o u t th is m atter.
pastar retu rns to th e w ork full of ! ago to th e Mereshv Island Herd farm hone chipped off.
will be m ade in th e T uesday Outlook elected p resid en t of Hie union
Mrs
T he follow ing hills w ere allow ed:
‘■titiiusia.-a) and devotion.
in B ritish Colum bia and th is is p art 1 He was tak en to his hom e tills T he co m m ittee on a rra n g e m e n ts con- L ucinda Lam b, of Rockwood is vice K. A. M iller, rei’o r d e r ’s sa lary
of a le tte r they w ro te me:
“T he m orning, feeling weak from the ex-J slsts of Mrs. H. L. St. C lair, Mrs. O. p resid en t and Mrs. Dixon of Fair-
fo r Hire«« m o n th s
$ 30.011
CLERK reminds voters
stock I bought from you has c e rta in perlence, hut o th erw ise q u ite norm al. A. E astm an and Mrs. C. M Z im m er view is se c re ta ry -tre a su re r.
•I. II M etzger, sa lary for Hep-
TO REGISTER EARLY ly done exceptionally well. A good
m an.
S everal su b -co m m ittees have
t e llllie r
] • gg
A w o rk er w ith o u t g enius is b e tte r
P h o n e W a n t a d s to 701
been ap p ointed.
Voters are rem in d ed th a t regis- cow m eans much to grow ing good
th an a g enius who w on’t work
G resham O utlook, ndv
2.10
They are about th e nicest
Auer.
W alrad M ercantile Co., h a u l
tation books a re novfr open at th e stock.
in g supplies
j 75
|'ourtlioiise.
C lerk B everidge calls bunch of Jersey s we have ever seen .”
Yon will find It less easy to uproot J G. M etzger sa lary as m a r
C. H JOHANSON.
Mention to tiie
fact th a t voters
fau lts th an to choke them by g a in
| *houl<l come ea rly and avoid tit
sh al for H eptem her
00.00
ing v irtu es.
Ruskin.
,
„ CRESHAM CANNERY W ILL
C. w U leason, h au lin g
,75
s h ip
f r u it
e u r o p e
1 R ak er ft Sou, dry cells an d
T he housing condition In G resham has reached such an ac u te stag e
Notes I'rom I nion lliglt.
la b o r with tr a c to r
2 3 .Di
,O r,’K' B ,rat*on an<* rP" | Thp G resham can n ery has shipped th a t it may be term ed a crisis. It Is a se rio u s and even a la rm in g situ a tio n
T he se n ate and assem bly will m eet I C ran e Co., w ate r m eters, etc
34
52
•if el.', :,,r 'r ,p r? vl<11'“8: " As ' ° ng
j 4132 cases of fruit w ithin the last 10
So grpat lias been th e dem and for houses d u rin g th e past few m onths next F rid ay , O ctober 17, for o rg a n i j Wm. A dam s, city tr« asiir«'r
147.58
•hich he r f e L f 03 n \ P P r' ' h «*
(lays. Two carloads of fru it, one for th a t old buildings th o u g h t to be beyond re p a ir and in out of th e way places, zation. N o m in atio n s fo r officers of
I
n* reg isters and votes at. at
,
L ib e r t y I to m ls W u n te« l.
oi’ >b, tin« .uhel
i , . i i .>,_ ............. Chicago and one for Des Moines, are even u p stairs rooms, have been fixed up fo r re n te rs who had Io have a place th e stu d e n t body will be m ade at
, . t h r .°“ gh jU ,|b e in g sent th is week. Next week a
th a t tim e
E lections will lie held the
We will p u rch ase nt th e m arket
fontit,
w ithin th e b ie n n ial elec-! ca r fo r foreign export will •»•’ .■ tarted to live.
follow ing F riday, O ctober 24
The price all I hmuch of L iberty Bonds
I Hon p,
So far as can be learned every av a ila b le room is occupied. Yet dally T reble Clef and o ilier o rg an izatio n s
'i '" 1 on th
day w.
of ....
No- on Bs jonrney.
---- e 30th >.„.T
BANK DF GRESHA M.
■ r following th e re g u la r bien-
Eight carloads, besides many tru ck 1 th e re arp calls at the real e s ta te offices, sto res and O utlook office for houses a re being perfected
G resh am , O regon.
nial
loads, have been freig h ted from th e or room s for rent.
It
Is
(lie
Intention
of
the
sen
io
r
,
.
. ,, .
.
1 R ound Oak rang«*, in p erfect eon
Ï Ï Î r 'ï
,r,'Kif,ter a g a ln '
,f ,h e w arehouse which is still bulging with
go u)an y ren ted houses havp been sold of la te to new com ers who plan «■lass
Io publish a n o th e r M iinhlnotu ! d ltlo n , »97.00. J E M etzger, Your
th o u sa n d s of cans of fru it.
and
Hie
s
tu
d
e
n
t
body
o
rg
an
izatio
n
Hom«' F u rn is h e r
to occupy them th a t It lias become a com m on paying. “ U neasy lies ih e head
k sh-it
VOtP 3R B,atpd ab°v*'-
. 1 r' reg ister, except as o th e r-
to publish th e A rgus.
■*
S ale- of Ileal E sta te.
of th e re n te r.”
for . sale, delivered d a lly .
iirt if
section
th is
officers for th e different classes ,, Milk
,
C
C leveland has
Isn ’t it tim e som e good citizens, especially p ro p erty ow ners who have
. In .............
— 12 of
............
1 n harles
arie s vieveiano
nai m ade th e |
P h o n e 901.
a re a« follow «:
O r e a h a m D a iry .
ft
Hi”
elector m oves to a n o th e r fo„ ow ,Bg salpK reCen tly :
Mecinc
money av ailable, put up a few good residences fo r ren t o r sale? If th e re
or to a n o th e r county in th is
T
he
se
n
io
r
class:
p
resid
e
n
t,
A
lbert
|tPa(J
a
(j
•tate.
if he d esire s t o c h a n g e f r o n t I n
T W
u V ! * “ 3 den ' a " d f° r “ ,1P* bUBineM ,,n e. , *K’
w ould be c a u g h t up
-O u tlo o k w ant ads
C am p; vice p resid e n t, F lo ren ce G ill;
^ Political p arty to a n o th e r, or If and rpcpn„ v from C anada
,
Bul » f ' y earm ot grow w ithout hom es.
It | . a co n serv ativ e esti-
c re ta ry , Violet Coe;
t rt*ftiuri*r, ¡ W«’ have one P u g h d ig g er for sale,
name "f th e e le c to r is ch anged
Plp(,p
■ P
ie c p o nf f a arrp
c r e aep
a g e to
to a a Mr
M r Amand m ate th a t G resham could have fifty to a h u n d red m ore fam ilies rig h t now If Ida C hase; se rg e an t-at-a rm s. How
good co n d itio n , also som e plows ami
niarrl;
th e re w ere houses available.
aril Jon.*«; re p o rte r, B ayard M iller
« h is ren’ ue
m ay reK l8,er ag a ,n from B eaverton.
o th e r im plem ents a t b arg ain prices.
But th is is not tiie m ost serious phase of th e m a tte r. O ur facto ries and
T he ju n io r class: p resid e n t. M au r
-,
s .
I Two acres on C leveland avenue to
W A HEHSEI..
S lY
n in tlfh u
« ,$ t
F z x w « rx « *.
..
rp six
m
o n th s l left
fo r reg- ( p - | )1It
business e n terp rises locally a re th rea ten e d with a condition alm ost as bad ice B o tk in ; vice p resid e n t, M ildred
• o unty C lerk B everidge
j bp p ¡q M ew hlrter residence t > as a strik e . They cannot get needed w orkers because th e re a re no hom es to P u lle n ; se creta ry , V irginia C u rrlrt;
'P the re g iste re d v o ters f o r '
W atkins
offer them . They are g reatly handicappd on th is account
M anager Combs tre a s u re r, L aV ern e M atilding; ser-
B.
’ '
out of a to ta l of 99,-
g ea n t-a t-a rm s , Lewis H klrvln; r e
of th e Beaver S tate M otor plant Is at his w its ends. He needs w orkers. To
iO ood u n til Oct. 31, 1019)
'
cancelled, le av in g in round
Services at th e B aptist church next g«t and hold the rig h t kind of w orkm en he m ust se cu re hom es fo r them p o rter, M arie B ram hall.
, rs 60.000. By
T he soph o m o re class: p resid e n t,
May 15 we s un(ia y will begin w ith Bible school
D ally O regonian, 1 year,
at le ast 10O.O0O r e g ls - ! n, ]0 o’clock, preaching at 11 o’clock here. None a re to b< had. He m ay lose v alu ab le c o n tra c ts on th is account. F lo ren ce R osin; vice p resid e n t, Del-
$4 00, w ith O utlook
$5.00
The
lau
n
d
ry
has
been
sh
o
rt
of
help
and
hne
had
experienced
w
o
rk
ers
hert
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e
tz
g
e
r
;
s
e
c
r
e
t
a
r
y
,
M
a
r
g
a
r
e
t
rag e of 250 a day. o r bv r pv e A. L eonard on the subject
D
aily
und
Sun.
O
regonian,
, »»onth m ust re g is te r to s e - 1 „ f sy stem atic beneficence and preach- com« out from P o rtlan d . They would live h ere If houses could he had.
Jo n a s;
tr e a s u re r. C laren ce Yun-
1 yr., »8.00, with O utlook »7.00
t.,«.j
,l1.1 rp8 is tra tio n . If ail regls- | ng again In th e evening by Evan-
T he O utlook has h am m ered aw ay on th is th em e b ut so far no one taas|* , p r : se rg e a n t-a t-a rm s, H elen Moul-
•f<i • h f ’ ire e n title d to vote, the gellst C arlson, who will act as sub
W
eekly
O reg o n ian , 1 year,
to
n
;
re
p
o
rte
r,
R
ich
ard
Lane.
sta rte d to relieve th e sh o rta g e of houses. T h e condition grow s w orse,
P*n«i
75c, w ith O utlook
»2.00
T he fre sh tn a n class: p resid e n t,
1 " o u ld be 125 ,0 0 0 .”
« s titu
tim te n p asto r of the church fo r a
Monday n ig h t. O ctober 13. th ere will be held a g e t-to g e th e r m eeting
P o rtla n d T eleg ram . 1 year.
! tim e. M atters of im p o rtan ce to the u n d er th e auspices of the Bttsine-s Men's A ssociation to th o ro u g h ly canvass F ra n cis P eak e ; vice p reald en t, A lbert
»3.95, w ith O utlook
^¡1
^»iKiuiM-enient.
»4 95
Z «nger,
se c re ta ry ,
V ictor Adlx;
«■hurch will come up in connection
■
p|p «umber has been sold from with th e m orning service and all
tre a s u re r, Mabel Jo h a n so n ; se rg e an t-
GKKMI
t.M
OI
T
I,«
h
i
k
•ning service a n o m i
invited. It Is urged that all m em ber« of th e asaociation be prea-
v»,a«S?nt H om e L u m b e r y ard and
at arm s, C h a rles M cK enney; re p o rt
>)h
v v*r,l Is closed.
I m em bers a re e a r n e s t l y u r g e d t o be
PHO N E 701.
er, M yrtle N asshahn
Get Together Meeting Monday Night
jo
Bargain Subscription Offers
W . A. P R O C T O R .
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