Gresham outlook., September 27, 1921, Image 1

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VOL. 11, NO. 61
GRESHAM. MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1921
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
ANNUAL BUDGET
LOCAL EXHIBITORS NORTHWESTERN ELECTRIC ASKED COMMUNITY COUNCIL BEAUTIFUL BABIES
CALLS FOR $7376 WIN MANY PRIZES TO ENTER EASTERN MULTNOMAH WILL MEET SEPT. 29
SHOWN AT FAIR
T he council p repared
th e y ea r’s )
L ast F rid a y ’s O utlook
contained
T he
T h irty
irty -
About 75 o r 100 men and a few I holding to g eth er for th e ir own good 1 „«/«¿'d
• -fo u r babies and th
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budget a t an ad jo u rn ed m eeting held , th e aw ards in Livestock com plete. In
M onday evening
T he to ta l b udget | th is issue will be found aw ards in women from th e d istric ts east of and if th e P. R. L. & P. would put ¡ o rie n t fln «
’ n .» /L
| th ree m others gath ered on the plat-
propo,’‘tion
accap' “ C o ttrell schoolhouse "next T h u L la’v forn* of th e C hautauqua te n t a t th e
asked for is $7376 fo r th e next year H irtic u ltu re ,
A g ricu ltu re, P o u ltry
A to ta l of $2490 is asked fo r from and some specials. T he rem a in d er of gran g e hall M onday evening and T here
was considerable
feeling i evenlllff Sep, em ber 2».
fair grounds S atu rd ay afternoon for
again took up th e question of electric ^he la tte r eoninanv° 'h s T
th e g en e ral fund fo r th e salaries of
At , h i s -tlme all residents of these ! th e an n u al buby show.
th
e
aw
ards
will
ap
p
e
ar
in
next
F
ri­
lights.
th e day and night m arshals, reco rd er
I K s s ’ l s t ‘In U
‘" t h ' 1 T h” larKeSt P rtI“ ' ’ 6 ° 0,
and tre a su re r. T his is not th e en­ d ay ’s O utlook.
At th e req u est of several of the chance to come in and th a t they had
mot
tho e need
noozi of th e farm ers —
th e plans for the aw arded Blanch M arguerite Macho
farm ers in th e te rrito ry to be served, n nnt
tire sa lary budget as th e tre a su re r
ot m
et th
and i te,lc‘ alul
P o u ltry A w ards
F. L. Gifford of th e N orthw estern th a t th e la tte r were tired of being various activities for com m unity im- for being th e p rettiest baby u n d er
draw s $90 a y ear from th e w ater
one y ear of age. Blanch is one of th e
A w ards in th e p o u ltry d ep artm en t E lectric com pany cam e o u t to th e ¡p u t off from tim e to tim e an d de provem ent d u rin g th e next year.
fund and th e day m arsh al receives
T he special business to come b e - , tw in d au g h ters of Mr. and Mrs M J
have been announced as follow s:
$600 a year from th e sam e fund.
m eeting M onday an d o u tlin ed th a t sired to do business w ith a com pany
D om inique— All prizes to C. M com pany’s policies.
O th er item s are as follows:
th a t was w illing to go half way in fore th e m eeting on th is evening is Macho of Boring These tw in sisters
the electiou of th ree m em bers of th e I also won th e ribbon and prize for be-
L ake, Boring.
’’T h ere is not m uch fo r me to tell p u ttin g th e proposition th ro u g h
F o r s tre e t lighting, based on
Rocks, B arred W hite— Ail prizes you” said Mr. Griffith when he was
p rese n t contracts .............. $1350.00
One of the big facto rs in th e new com m unlty council at large and also I tug th e p rettiest tw ins on th e
to H ow ard G ardner, 1369 E ast H ar­ introduced by th e ch airm an , C. H. proposition is th e th ree-p h ase line. th e election of a president and sec-1 ground. T he honors for being th e
M iscellaneous supplies ......... 250.00 rison
stre e t, P o rtlan d .
retar.v of th e council.
i p re ttie st baby u n d er one year w ere
L abor, different classes........................ 650.00
Dark B arred Rocks— All prizes Jo h an so n , "except th a t we will eith er T he th ree-p h ase m otor is m uch less
R eports of th e com m ittee on tn e j said to w aver betw een th e sisters fo -
H au lin g ...................................... 225.00 and two special prizes to Jo e Cor- serve you o r we will n o t serve you. expensive, is easier to o p erate and
various lines of progress w ill be
If th e proposed line will pay a reaso n ­ : 'u , L r.Un_,..Uu d_e-r p r“5t,c.a lly 811
F re ig h t ..................................... 200.00 dano, 651 Hood stre e t. P o rtland.
made. These com m ittees w ere ap- some tim e. T he o th e r tw in was B er­
nice M arialine Macho. T hey will be
L um ber .....................................
125.00 | L ight B arred Rocks— All prizes to able ra te of in te rest on th e money in ­ ditions w ith no p a rtic u la r care. The pointed at the
F arm ers In stitu te, six m onths old S eptem ber 28. These
Bush farm , P o rtlan d .
vested we will bujld th e line, if it type of m o to r used on the k ind of
W a te r fund (paid each y ear
Septem
ber
5.
W hite Rocks— All prizes to Jack does not prom ise th a t re tu rn we will line proposed by th e P. R. L. & P.,
w inners a re th e g ran d d a u g h ters
y ear from g eneral fu n d ) $900.00
T he com m ittees are as follow s: of M r. ant, M rs. G A Cox of Gregh.
not b u ild .”
P rin tin g .....................................
100.00 B etrain, L ents.
is m ore expensive and n ot n early so
Single Comb R hode Island Reds__
G raveling (re p a ir w ork».. $200.00
T he com pany according to Mr. Gif­ sim ple to o p erate and care fo r ac­ B e tte r F arm s and M arketing. Guy H | a in.
Cockerel to B. F Miller. 5512 88th
The p re ttie st blonde u n d er two
In su ra n ce ....•............................. 116.00 stre e t, S. E .; pullet an d hen, J. T ford fu rn ish es th e en tire line an d puts cording to sta te m en ts m ade by those R obertson, ch airm an ; Mrs. H. L.
Ball, M. H. Dahl and Rev. S F. P itts. years of age was Je rro le e Ja n e Ash­
F ire d ep a rtm en t ...................
500.00 E m ert, H illsdale.
up a first class pow er line of the present.
C om m ittee on Home Life: Mrs. E.
P ain tin g ...................................
50.00
Asked th e tim e needed for m aking E. Van F leet, ch airm an ; Mrs. B. C, ton. She is th e d a u g h te r of Mr. and
Rhode Islan d W hite— Cockerel, th ree phase type w hich will give un­
Mrs. Jero ld Ashton of P o rtlan d and
E lection boards .......................
10.00 pullet and pen, George P ra tt, Mil­ lim ited power.
T he type of line an estim ate Mr. Gifford said it would
A ltm an, Mrs. H. C. W lhlon, Mrs. R. was a p erfect type of blonde, ch a rm ­
H all re n t
..............
10.00 w aukie.
b u ilt Into th is te rrito ry would handle tak e th ree or four days and from 15 B. Milne.
ing and dem ure.
Golden W yandottes— H en, C M a 5 00-hor8e pow er engine if such an to 20 men v o lunteered to assist by
G eneral re p a ir w ork.............. 100.00
C om m ittee on B etter Schools: C. E.
Lake, Boring.
D orothy M ildred Louise K essler,
P rofessional services, s u r ­
engine was needed any places Mr. show ing rep resen tativ es of th e com ­
hite W yandottes—¡All prizes to Gifford said th a t he did not expect pany th e roads and in ro u n d in g up G ossett, ch uirm an; H L. D outhlt, 16-m onths-old (laughter of Mr. and
veying, e tc ............................. 100.09 J< W
H. S terling, G resham .
Mrs. Sadie Chase, B. C. A ltm an.
Mrs. A. E. K essler, won th e prize of­
Black
L anshan-—H en, cockerel th a t such a load would be needed but the farm ers. To co n stru ct th e line
C om m ittee on B etter C hurches: O. fered for th e p rettiest b ru n ette u n ­
T otal ..................................... $7376.00 pullet, E. J. Hepp, M ilwaukie.
th a t it was th e policy of th e com pany would ta k e from two to th ree
N asshahn. ch airm an ; W. R. Crosier, d er two years.
D orothy’s happy
W hite O rp in g to n — Hen, C. C. An­ to build these heavy lines fo r Its own m onths, he said.
and H. H. W atkins.
Ju d g e G eorge W. S tapleton ap­ derson, G resham .
sm ile, d a rk hair, and w hite skin m ade
,
protection as th e heavy copper wire
Mr. H eston of th e P. R. L. & P.
W
hen
th
ese
rep
o
rts
are
m
ade
they
Buff O rpington— Ail prizes to Bur­ stood up u n d er th e stra in of sleet com pauy was present a t th e m eeting
peared before the council and plead
h er a d istin ct type of baby benuty.
Elaine Lewis, d a u g h te r of Mr. and
on b ehalf of him self and o th e r resi ton M cElroy, 1113 E ast W ashington storm s, etc. Asked about cost of alth o u g h only a few of those p res­ will be adopted, am ended or rejected
th e m em bers of th e com m unity see Mrs. Dave Lewis of P o rtlan d , won the
d en ts of South R oberts avenue for stre e t, P o rtlan d .
tran sfo rm ers, m eters, etc., Mr. Gifford en t were aw are of th e fact u n til he as
fit.
A
ncona—
Cockerel,
pu
llet,
C.
C.
prize for having the best head of
an increase in the w ater supply for
said th a t th is was all comifeny prop- m ade several sta te m en ts In an effort
A nderson, G resham .
Every person who is a resid en t of h a ir und<»r one year of age. H er
th e d istric t In w hich he resides.
p erty and would be furnished. T he to point o u t th a t “ all th a t g litte rs is
Buff L eg h o rn — All prizes to th e
one of th e four d istric ts is en titled to d ark curls won th e approval of th e
He sta te d th a t th e four-inch w ater Bush
only cost to th e fa rm e r would be th e not g o ld ’’ as he said. A sto rm broke
farm , P o rtlan d .
a vote at th is com m unity m eeting crowd.
m ain ends a t th e long bridge and be
w
iring
of
th
e
ir
houses
and
th
e
ir
own
then
and
th
e
arg
u
m
e
n
ts
flew
fast
D ark Brow n L eghorn— All prizes
yond o u t as fa r as his place is only except pen prizes to P aul Schuele, electric lig h t fixtures. All expenses and hot. W hile Mr. H eston trie d to T h u rsd ay evening
M argaret Je an , d a u g h te r of Mr.
T he p rese n t m em bers of th e com ­ and Mrs. L. .lessen, won th e prize
a one-lnche pipe. T here a re a t pres­ 1406 E ast S tark stree t, P o rtlan d .
of th e co n stru ctio n of th e line would answ er th e questions and show
m unity council Is as follow s: F rom offered for th e sm allest baby,
en t ten o r eleven users and several
Light Brown L eghorn— All b u t pen be m et by th e com pany. In th e case w here his com pany’s proposition 4vas
Mar-
new’ houses are planned o r u nder prize to P aul Schuele, 1406 E. S tark of those living off of th e m ain road fair and ju st to th e farm ers, th e the M ultnom ah grange, Mrs. H. L. g aret is only nine weeks old.
B
all;
from
Victory
P
aren
t-T
each
ers
co n struction. T here will soon be 14 stre e t, P ortlan d .
The prize for th e fa tte st baby
Mr. Gifford said th a t th ey would overw helm ing opinion seemed to be
Black M inorca— H en, cockerel, p ul­ have to build from th e road to th e ir ag ain st him and p ractically every­ association, Mrs. G. W. A llder; from w ent to th e child of Mrs. W. F. Mor-
users off from th is one-inch pipe,
w ith th e re su lt th a t If several are let, pen and two specials to A. W. dw elling b ut th a t th e w ire and th in g th a t was said was contradicted the M ethodist church, W. It. C rosier; gan, of P o rtlan d .
P ark s, 5619-46th avenue S. E., P o rt­
C o ttrell P aren t-T each er association,
using at th e sam e tim e th e pressure land.
The d ep a rtm en t was in ch arg e of
b rack ets w ould probably come to o r laughed to scorn. T h ere w as no
Chas. G ossett; O rien t P aren t-T each er Mrs. Mary Crane. Everyone voted If
is nil. H e asked fo r an extension of
$10
o
r
$15
p
e
r
pole.
In
th
e
case
of
lack
of
in
te
rest
in
th
e
m
eeting
and
L akenvald er— Cockerel and pullet
association,
Mrs.
Sadie
C
hase;
L
u
st­
was the best baby show ever held
th e four-inch m ain to th e Schiller to .Mrs. J. G ray, T ro u td ale.
fam ilies ju s t w an tin g electric lights th e crowd laughed an d cheered at
ed P aren t-T each er association, Rev.
road w ith a fire h y d ran t a t th e end.
Silver ( am pine— All prizes and one th e poles could be cu t by th e fa rm ­ th e various sallies th a t w ere passed S. F. P itts. T hree o th ers will be here because of th e convenient a r ­
T he council voted its w illingness to special to G race B ardsley, C olum bia ers them selves. If th e h eav ier load betw een various farm ers and th e
rangem ents. It certain ly d re w -th e
elected from th e com m unity a t la rg e larg est crowd for th e Chautauqua
g ra n t th is but asked th a t th e prop­ and D elaw are stree ts, P o rtlan d .
was to be ca rrie d la rg e r poles m ust rep resen tativ es of th e tw o com panies.
and th is council will direct the work
D ark C ornish— Ail prizes an d two be used.
e rty ow ners in terested provide for
An ad jo u rn ed m eeting will be held of com m unity im provem ent along th e te n t was filled to overflow ing with
th e in stallatio n and find som eone special to L eonard W. W eisenborn
th e friends who cam e to see Justice
O
utside
of
th
e
cost
of
w
iring
th
e
a
t
O
rient
hall
M
onday
evening,
Oc­
lines chosen at th e m eeting next done and to ad m ire th e finest collec­
who w ould hold the w a rra n t for the 1201 E. 17th stre e t N, P o rtlan d .
Japan ese S ilkie— Qock and hen, J. buildings and buying th e fixtures, to b er 3 at which tim e the N o rth ­ week.
cost of th e pipe. It was roughly es­ H. H ansen, Lents.
tion of exhibits w hich w ere dis­
th e people w ould be at no expense western E lectric com pany will have
played on th e fair grounds.
tim ated the extension w ould cost
Black Cochin B antam s— Cock and and would pay th e re g u la r ra te s p er | m ade a suivcy and will tell t \ e peo- W. C. T. U. DELEGATES
ab o u t $500.
m onth. T hese ra te s are fixed by the pie w h eth er c r n o t they will build
hen, G eorge F. Meyer, H illsdale.
TO STATE CONVENTION MOONSHINE FOUND AT
H. 8. H arvey and A. B ru n n e r ap­
Black Rose Comb— Cock and hen, Public Service com m ission and are into th is te rrito ry .
peared before th e council to ask for R. C. H am ill, L en ts; pullet, W illiam th e sam e th a t w ould be charged by
In th e m eantim e every effort will
Mrs.
J. N. C lanahan was elected
FAIR GROUNDS SATURDAY
a single im provem ent in th e ir local­ T. Burdick, Lents.
any com pany o p era tin g in th e dis­ be m ade to keep th e farm ers from p resid en t of th e local W. C. T. U. at
Buff
C
ochin—
Cock,
hen
and
pen
ity on W est Division street.
tr ic t according to Mr. Gifford.
signing up w ith e ith e r com pany u n ­ th e special m eeting which was held
W alfred Staffenson was arrested
R. C. H am ill, Lents.
They ask for an extension of the
In o rd e r to tell w h eth e r o r not til they have a chance to h ea r both recently. O ther officers were elected S atu rd ay n ig h t by deputy sheriffs at
In th e tu rk ey class th e follow ing
tw o-inch pipe from th e D octor P eake aw ards w ere m ade:
th e com pany would come Into th is sides of th e proposition and can as follow s; Mrs. W. F. Honey, vice th e county fa ir grounds charged with
p ro p erty west a distance of about
Bourbon R ed— F irs t p air, Mrs J te rrito ry Mr. Gifford said it would ju d g e on its m erits w ithout se n ti­ p resid en t; corresponding secretary, violating th e prohibition law. The
1250 feet.
be necessary to m ake a su rv ey to m ent which proposition is th e best Mrs. Jo h n Brow n; recording secre­ deputies said th a t StaffenRon had an
G ray, T routdale.
T he m a tte r was referre d to th e
M ammoth Bronze— Old p air, B ert d eterm in e th e estim ated load to be business deal for them to ta k e up. tary, Mrs. W H. S trong; tre a su re r, autom obile load of m oonshine in
co m m ittee on fire and w ate r to in­ E. Boice, T ro u td ale ; young pair, Mrs. carried in o rd e r th a t th e colnpany Ju d g in g by th e in te rest shown Mon- Mrs. Geo. P. Honey.
fro n t of th e dance hall. A fter hand
v estig ate and m ake rep o rt a t th e next C. S oderquist, G resham .
m ig h t know w h eth e r o r n o t they I day n ig h t when th e m eeting was
Mrs. J. N. C lanahan, Mrs. John cuffing him it is said th e prisoner got
Prizes on geese w ere:
re g u la r m eeting of th e council on
could m ake th e line pay. T he ra te s ealled on two days’ notice th e hall Brown, Mrs. Geo. F. Honey, Mrs. C. aw ay and leaping into his m achine
Toulouse— Old and young pair, w hich may be charged fo r th e se rv ­ will be packed a t th e next m eeting
O ctober 4.
E. R usher, Mrs. E. Davidson, Mrs. began sm ashing bottles. Two pints
Mrs. J. Gray, T ro u td ale.
ice is fixed by th e P ubljc Service for resid en ts of L usted. Victory, W. H. Strong, Mrs. H attie W ostell, w ere Baved as evidence.
A frican— Old pair. Mrs. J. G ray;
CASPER ATTERBURY DIES
D eputy Sheriff Wilson was stru ck
pair, E. M. B othw ell, T ro u t­ com m ission an d th e load m ust be C ottrell, Kelso, Powell Valley, P leas­ and Mrs. John M etzger w ere elected
AS A RESULT OF ACCIDENT young
sufficient to pay a reaso n ab le in te r­ an t Home, O rient, Gillis, and points d elegates to th e sta te convention in th e eye d u rin g th e excitem ent and
dale.
est on th e Invested m oney else th e nearly to Sandy w ere rep resen ted all which will m eet a t Oregon City Octo­ received a blackened eye os a rem in d ­
Ruff— Old pair, Mrs. J. Gray.
C asper A tterbury died Sunday ev­
anxious fo r lights and all favoring a ber 12, 13, 14. .The alte rn a te s elect­ e r of th e raid.
Brown C hina— Old an d young pair, com pany will n o t build.
ening, S eptem ber 25. a t th e St. Vin­ Mrs. J. Gray.
Mr. Gifford m ade It q u ite plain proposition of th e type offered by ed a re as follow s: Mrs. P. A. Gould,
T he tria l was held Monday in th e
cent hospital as a re su lt of in ju ries
Embden-^-Old pair, E. M. B oth­ th a t he w ould n o t com pete w ith the the N orthw estern E lectric com pany.
d istric t co u rt and Staffenson proved
Mrs.
C.
K
ern,
Mrs.
H
annah
Johnson,
w hich he received at th e M ontavilla well, T routdale.
P. R. L. & P. com pany in a ru ra l
As th e lines of th e com pany would Mrs. Maxwell Schneider, Mrs. R ichard th a t he had n o thing to do w ith the
W hite C hina— Old pair, Mrs. J. d istric t because th e load was not
c a r shops F rid a y m orning.
come from T ro u td ale, th e re is a large Beadle, Mrs. E lla O lijihant, Mrs. D. case. Mr. Staffenson says th a t th e
Mr. A tte rb u ry who was em ployed G ray; young p air, E. M. Bothw ell.
heavy enough to Justify tw o com ­ thickly settled d istric t lying be­ E. Towle, Miss E dith Lyman.
liq u o r was placed in his ca r by a
Duck aw ard s w ere;
at th e shops was rep a irin g a car and
panies ru n n in g th e lines Into a farm - tw een T ro u td ale and Powel Valley
man whom th e officers w ere follow­
P
ekin—
Old
pair,
C.
C.
A
nderson,
was sittin g on the rail w orking on G resham .
ing section and If they did th e rate s which m ust be crossed and which WHITNEY BOYS CHORUS
ing and th a t when he w ent to th e
th e u n d er p a rt of th e ca r when some
M allard— Old pair, C. C. A nderson; would be doubled because th e rates would be served. T h ere was no lim it
TO SING AT STATE FAIR ca r he found th e officers try in g to
sw itching was done and th e ca r ran young pair, M ark N ickerson, T ro u t­ charged would be based by th e P u b -| to th e lines o r exteneions which
ta k e it aw ay. Mr. Staffenson says
over th e body of Mr. A tterb u ry , a l­ dale.
Local people who h eard th e g re a t th a t he th o u g h t th e men were ste a l­
lie Service com m ission on th e cost ' would be b u ilt as Mr. Gifford said
m ost dividing his body. He was te r ­
Buff O rpington— Old pair, E. M. of upkeep, principal Invested, etc., | they would build any extension concert given here recently by the ing his car and did not know th a t he
Bothw ell. T ro u td ale ;
young pair. plus a reaso n ab le profit. T he up-1 w here th e estim ated load would be W hitney Boys Chorus, and those who
rib ly crushed.
was resistin g officers so p ut up a big
He rem ained conscious u n til a P hilip M. B ent. Gresham .
keep of two lines w ith th e division of sufficient to Insure a reasonable re- w ere so u n fo rtu n a te as to not h ear fight u n til he was handcuffed
Muscovey—
Old
pair,
Mrs.
J.
Gray,
sh o rt tim e before his d eath but su f­
them will be in terested in th e a n ­
th e load would raise th e price to th e j tu rn on th e money invested,
It was rep o rted on good a u th o rity
T routdale.
fered te rrib ly .
F irs t prize was also aw arded to R. consum er to Ju st tw ic e , w hat it j Asked if they would build a mile nouncem ent th a t th e ch o ru s will give th a t on one o th e r evening of th e fair
Mr. A tte rb u ry was born F eb ru ary C. HainlU of L ents for th e best dis­ should cost.
*
of line fo r 12 fam ilies he said, th a t splendid concerts a t th e sta te fa ir week an a u to full of booze was sta n d ­
2, 1870, a t K irksville, M issouri. He play of pigeons.
E veryone should be p rep ared to for line of one m ile w here lig h ts and g ro u n d s a t Salem on next Sunday af- ing on Main and F ifth stre e ts but no
leaves to m ourn th e ir loss his widow,
tell th e ap p ro x im ate am o u n t of lig h ts pow er would be used they could ternoon at 3 o’clock. In which 700 a rre sts w ere m ade as th e occupants
Mrs. P earl A tterb u ry , and eight chil­
H O T ÌT H IL T IR E
boys will p articip ate u n d er th e d lr e c - , of th e car left before any action was
or m otors w hich th ey would expect build
dren. T he children are W ilm a and
Apples
to use in o rd e r th a t th e com pany
Everybody In terested in elec tric tlon of th e founder and leader of th e taken.
D uard. who a re In O klahom a, Belle,
T hree boxes apples, 2d, A. C. m ight m ake a reaso n ab ly close estl- lights who lives in th e te rrito ry be- chorus, H. E. K. W hitney.
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G erald, LeRoy, G ilbert, E rm al and Newell.
At th is concert th e specialists will VICTIM OF ACCIDENT
m ate of th e load to be carried . T his tween T ro u td ale an d Kelso and San
C harles of G resham .
H alf Boxes, 2 leavers
is ¿>nly to give th e com pany an idea dy should be on hand M onday even- Include boy soloists, boy o rato r, boy
WILL BE BURIED HERE
W ealthy, 1st, C. M. Lake, Boring.
T he fu n eral service was held th is
of th e load th a t th ey may Judge ■ lng to h ea r th e propositions m ade co rn etist, boy pianist, boy tepor and
W
ealthy,
2d,
C
h
ester
Mickelson,
aftern o o n a t 2:30 a t th e B aptist
E rnest Jam es H eseltlne passed
w h eth er o r n o t th e line will pay I for Mr. H eston prom ised th a t a rep- boy bass.
church. Rev. A. J. W are officiated. M ontavilla.
A m agnabox is being installed on aw ay at 1 0:30 p. m T h u rsd ay , Sep­
If th e line goes th ro u g h It will be a resen tativ e from th e P. R. L. & P.
G
ravenstein,
1st,
C.
M.
L
ake,
Bor­
B u rial services were held at G resham ing.
th e fair g rounds which will enable an tem ber 22d at th e W arren -H u n t hos­
line capable of carry in g a load o f; com pany would be present,
cem etery and w ere conducted by the
p ractically any size.
G eneral se n tim e n t is for lights audience of 50,000 people to h ea r pital, K lam ath Falls, Oregon, a fte r
PLA
TE
DISPLAY,
5
specim
ens
Odd F ellow lodge.
an Illness of tw o weeks. Ills death
Since th e P ublic Service co m rn ls-; b ut lig h ts on the best business basis every word distinctly.
W ealthy, 1st, C. M. L ak e; 2d, A n­
T he Odd Fellow s, R ebekah and drew Bros.
Special tra in s are expected to be cam e as th e re su lt of an accident
sion fixed th e rate s, Mr. Gifford s t a t - : possible and th e m onthly ren t ap ­
W oodm en lodges of w hich Mr. A tte r­
D uchess O ldenburg, 1st, F. A. ed th a t his com pany did n o t c o m -1 peal to a la rg e r proportion th a t the put on from P o rtlan d to Salem to w hile th resh in g a t a n ear n eighbor’s
b u ry was a m em ber, atten d ed In a G regory, P o rtlan d .
,
Mr. H eseltlne was born a t Preston,
pete w ith th e P. R. L. A P. com pany , two yearg o r m ore In advance w hich c a rry th e people who will wish to
body.
Rom e B eauties, 1st, F. A. G regory. In prices b u t th a t th ey did com pete j is th e proposition of th e P. R. L. & ta k e ad v an tag e of th is attractio n .
W isconsin, A ugust 27, 1882.
In
G rim es G olden , 1st, T. F. Soule, In servide and they did claim to give J P. com pany.
19 07 he m arried Isabelle Calkins.
T routdale.
MULTNOMAH CO. TEAM
Queen E sth e r Spnrkhw.
They moved from the fam ily homo-
b e tte r service.
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F all Pippin, 1st, F. A. G regory.
WINS JUDGING CONTEST
At
th
e last re g u la r m eeting of th e ste ad to Oregon in 1910.
T he proposed line would come it W E S T CO C H A U T A U Q U A
H yslop crab, 1st, C h ester Mickel­
Mr. H eseltln e Is best known to th is
by way of T ro u td ale w here th e com ­
Jo h n F lem ing, of V ictory, H enry son; 2d, F. A. G regory.
TO GIVE LYCEUM COURSE G resham Queen E sth e r Circle, held at com m unity th ro u g h his connection
th e hom e of Miss Mary Cogswell,
p
any’s
lines
cross
th
e
river.
The
G
ravenstein,
1st,
A
ndrew
Bros
;
2d
Meyer of W ilkes and Jo h n C arlson of C hester Mickelson
im p o rtan t
questions
w ere with th e Twelve-M ile sto re, and th e
p o w er,p lan t of th e com pany Is locat­
T hrough th e efforts of th e g u a ra n ­ m any
V ictory, won th e g ran d prize In th e
Odd F ellow ’s lodge of Rockwood.
W in ter B anana, 1st, W. G rim - ed at W hite Salm on, W ashington, tors of th e w in ter C hautauqua which b ro u g h t up and settled .
In d u stria l club livestock ju d g in g at shaw , G resham ;
2d, T. F. Soule, and serves a la rg e proportion of the was signed for last fall, th e plan has
The circle Is w orking In d u strio u s­ F o r th e past th ree years he has le-
th e sta te fa ir at Salem Monday. T ro u td ale.
t
hl« fam ily on an alfalfa
well as been changed from th e festival to the ly, to th e very la st g irl, to “ p u t o v er” 8 <ei’
T h ey won th is honor In com petition
W axen. 1st, F A. G regory; 2d, factories, etc., in P o rtlan d
th e ru ra l d istric ts In C larke county, lyceum plan, which will fu rn ish one a chicken pie supper, on F rid ay ra,lf,h *’lffht miles east of K lam ath
w ith team s from 12 Oregon counties. C h ester M ickelson.
Oregon.
His genial disposi-
Ben Davis, 1st, F. A G regory; W ashington, an d tow ns along the evening's e n te rta in m e n t on each of evening, O ctober 7, beginning at 6
T he M ultnom ah team won w ith
o'clock a t th e g ran g e h a’.l. Every- ,,on an<1 rfla,,|ness to help o th e rs has
river.
2d.
A.
C.
Newell.
*
five
dates
extended
o
ver
several
1030 points of -which F lem ing ob­
K ing, 1st, F. A. G regory; 2d, W.
Mr. Gifford was very fra n k In his m bnths Instead of five successive th in g good th a t Is known to win th e j won hlm a hoRt of M en d c and ac-
tain ed 360, Meyer 390 and Carlson G rim
shaw .
a ttitu d e and won th e approval of th e evenings. T his plan will give b e tte r h earts of m en, women and children lu a ln ta n c e s w herever he has gone,
280.
Snow, 1st, F. A. G regory.
will be served a t th is supper. T h e , Mr’ H ee jltln e leaves a wife and
U m atilla county team was second i T olm an's Sweet, 2d, F. A. Greg- crowd which applauded fre q u en tly j satisfactio n to th e local p atro n s of circle extends an Invitation to every . io n r children a t K lam ath F alls. Ore-
He
said
th
a
t
It
was
his
advice
to
th
e
th
e
eb
a
u
ta
u
q
u
a,
it
la
believed
by
w ith a to ta l of 1010 points, M arion ! ory.
one to a tte n d and bring th e ir fam ily *o n ’ and a
Mrs W alk er Dale,
co unty won 985 points p u ttin g them
Staym ens W inesap, 1st, T. F. 8oule. farm ers to accept th e offer if the th e g u ara n to rs.
and frien d s and In thia way to help Lanca« 'e r ’ W isconsin.
P.
R.
L.
A
P.
com
pany
would
p
u
t
up
T
he
program
has
been
arran
g
e
d
as
Seedling,
1st,
F.
A.
G
regory.
th ird , w hile C lackam as was fo u rth
th e sam e propocitioo th a t his com ­ to num bers and d ates and has been them do th e ir good work am ong t h e 1 T he *un*“ral services will be held
w ith 915 points.
CRATE DISPLAY
nh
n s s and
and needy
nnudv ch
nhiM
,,.. of th
. v...
ednesday m orning
o rn ln r at
at
h a an
ild ren
e a t 10 o ’clock W edneaday
pany
was doing. T h e local com pany announced frtggri th e head office as o o r rp
Seedling, 1st, C. M .L a k e .
T he w inning of th e first place gives
th e G resham M ethodist church, Rev.
W agner, 1st, T. F. Soule; 2d, was on th e g ro u n d s and .could give follow s; Sunflower E n te rta in e rs, Oc­ P o rtlan d S ettlem en t Home.
each of th e th re e boys a tw o w eeks’
T he la tte r p a rt of Novepjber will A. S. Hlsey officiating. T he Odd
th e service in a much s h o rte r tim e, to b er 21; R ick etts Glee Club, No­
•»
trip to th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l Col­ C hester M ickelson.
Sp.tzenburg.
1st,
Bush
F
arm
be
b rig h ten ed by a b azaar to be given Fellow s lodge will ta k e charge of th e
he
said.
T
hen
too
h
e
pointed
out
vem
ber
2
;
E
d
g
ar
S.
K
lndley,
De­
lege su m m er school next June.
20-oz. Pippins. 1st. C. E H olt- again th a t two com panies could not cem ber; Elate Mae G ordon, J a n ­ by th e circle. Tim e, place and o th e r services a t th e Douglas cem etery.
grieve; 2d, T F. »ule.
o p e ra te on th e sam e te rrito ry ao uary 30 and T he Scotts, whose date p a rtic u la rs to be announced later.
T he reason th e re a re so m any poor
Gillis vs. S|>ringda|e.
Baldwins, 1st, V. G rim shaw ; 2d, th a t If th e P. R. L. A P. com pany
will be announced later.
people Is th a t so m any buy things F. A. G regory.
T he Gillis ball team will play
Everybody lovea a well man be­
p
u
t
up
th
e
sam
e
proposition
th
a
t
w ith th e money they hope to get.
It
ia
expected
th
a
t
th
e
g
u
a
ra
n
to
rs
Jo n a th a n , 1st, Bush F a rm ; 2d.
cause a well man loves everybody S pringdale on th e grounds n e a r Gil­
th ey would sign up enough farm ers will tak e Im m ediate step« to ad v e r­ else.
F. A. Gregory.
lis statio n at 2 :8 0 Sunday, O ctober
Tact consists largely in lying
to m ake It Im possible for an o th er tise th e lyceum course and to put
2. Benefit gam e for m em bers of the
happily.
Continued on page 2
com pany to com pete. He advised over th e business In good shape
Outlook's naw phone— 1661.
team .