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T he Rev. E a rl B o g ert C otton and
M iss R uth A rm in d a W healdon w ere
m a rrie d a t th e hom e of th e b rid e 's
p a re n ts a t F ru itla n d . Id ah o . T h a n k s­
giving day by Rev. G eorge Todd. T h e
b rid e and groom w ere a tte n d e d by
M iss E s th e r R u ssell an d Mr. Em il
S chm id w hile th e b rid e 's sm all niece
F aye M akinson acted as flow er g irl.
T he sim ple b u t im p ressiv e rin g c e re ­
m ony w as used. T h e h o u se w as d ec­
o ra te d in w h ite ch ry sa n th e m u m s.
T he b rid e w o re a sim p le d re ss of
w hite c a n to n cre p e w hile h er a tte n ­
d a n t w ore b lu e cre p e de chine.
Mr. an d Mrs. C otton le ft F rid a y for
P o rtla n d w h ere th ey sp e n t a few days
b efo re going to th e hom e of th e
gro o m 's p a re n ts, Prof, an d Mrs. Geo.
W. C otton, in Salem , w h ere th ey v is it­
ed u n til a w eek la te r w hen th ey w ent
to th e ir p re s e n t hom e in W illam ina.
T he w edding w as th e cu lm in atio n
of a frie n d sh ip ex te n d in g over a
period of 15 y e a rs in clu d in g h appy
tim es in high school, hom e co m m u ­
n ity and college.
T he people of th e W illam in a ch u rc h
(H’TLDDK. T l l S I t n ,
an d co m m u n ity gave a rec e p tio n for EAIItVIEYY K E S ID E N T S
th e young co u p le on S a tu rd a y ev en ­
CORREI T O lllO O k
ing, D ecem ber 9. A very ex cellen t
M ayor O. F. C ady of F airv iew an d
p ro g ram w as enjoyed an d th e brid e
an d groom w ere p re se n te d w ith a o th e r re s id e n ts of th e city h av e called
p u rs e an d a lib e ra l g ift of fru it, th e a tte n tio n of th e O utlook to th e
v eg eta b les an d g ro ceries.
sta te m e n t of an e r r o r in a re c e n t
is su e w hich re p o rte d c o n sid erab le
Money Muted Through Chicago
d am ag e fro m a sleet sto rm . W hile
Street*.
th e re w as som e sleet an d one te le ­
T w o h u n d re d an d fifty to n s of
p h o n e lin e w as o u t fo r a few h o u rs,
m oney, ab o u t $50,000,0(10, w ere moved
co m m u n icatio n w as no t in te rru p te d to
th ro u g h th e co n g ested s tre e ts of C hi­
an y g re a t e x te n t and th e re w as p ra c ­
cag o 's do w n -to w n d is tric t a few day s
tic a lly no o th e r dam ag e, th ey re p o rt.
ago, w hen th e C hicago F e d e ra l R e­
The O utlook is g lad to c o rre c t th e
se rv e B ank m oved a ll its v alu ab les
e r r o r an d h ap p y th a t th e co n d itio n s
fro m its old hom e to th e new $7,500,-
re p o rte d to th e O utlook w ere u n tru e .
000 b u ild in g a t La S alle an d A dam s
s tre e ts , w h ere it is now in sta lle d . T he
FA IR V IE W
new tr e a s u ry house, p ro te c te d by 3,-
500,000 to n s o f steel an d en o rm o u s
At th e S m ith M em orial P re s b y te r­
m a -se s of re in fo rc e d c o n crete, h as ian c h u rc h n ex t S u n d ay m o rn in g th e
sto ra g e ro o m av a ila b le in its v a u lts S u n d ay school w ill m eet a t 10 o 'clock
fo r a ll th e gold of th e F e d e ra l R eserve a s u su al. 4 h e su b je c t of th e p a sto r,
sy stem , m o re
th a n
$3,000,00o,000, th e Rev. E. R. D. H o llen sted , a t th e
sh o u ld an em erg en cy ev er a ris e to m o rn in g w o rsh ip h o u r a t 11 o’clock
m ak e its tr a n s fe r ad v isab le.
w ill be “S te w a rd s h ip .” T he S unday
1 school is p re p a rin g a C h ristm a s p ro ­
Milk re p o rt b la n k s now fo r sale
g ram w hich w ill be given a t th e
ch eap a t th e O utlook office.
c h u rc h on S u n d ay even in g , D ecem ­
b er 24.
T h e F airv iew Are d e p a rtm e n t w ill
give an e n te rta in m e n t an d dan ce a t
th e city h a ll on F rid a y evening, De­
cem b er 15. f h o s e in c h a rg e feel p a r ­
tic u la rly fo rtu n a te in se c u rin g for th is
o ccasio n th e P o rtla n d police q u a rte t
an d th e S eavey F am ily , of six p erso n s,
w ho w ill have p a rt on th e p ro g ram .
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P R O B L E M S O F A S T O R IA
E F F IC IE N T L Y M E T
T h e m ain b u sin ess sectio n of A s­
to ria now lies in ru in s as a re s u lt of
th e $15,000.000 fire w hich sw ept
th ro u g h th a t p o rtio n of th e city and
left ru in s w h ere fine buildings once
stood. T he fire s ta rte d sh o rtly a fte r
3 o’clock F rid a y m o rning. Som e of
th e p ro p rie to rs of h o tels received
w ord of th e fire in tim e to aw ak en the
sleep ers b u t o th e r hotel o ccu p an ts
b arely escaped w ith th e ir lives. Many
i a tte m p ts w ^re m ade to save th e con­
te n ts of b u ild in g s befo re th e fire
reach ed them b u t in m any cases, the
w ork w as in vain a s th e fire destroyed
th e goods even a fte r they had a p p a r­
en tly been placed beyond th e d anger
zone.
T he d is a stro u s fire left m any home-
, less people w a lk in g th e stre e ts . It
w as said th a t som e people who w ere
in c o m fo rta b le c irc u m sta n c e s before
th e fire, a re now reduced p ra ctically
to p en u ry .
As a re s u lt of the
fire m anv people, som e of w hom have
reach ed m iddle age, w ill be com pelled
to s ta r t in life a ll over again.
What Better Gift
Could Santa Bring?
\\ hat better gift could Santa bring
than the “Habit of Saving”—a gift
that means Happiness and Content­
ment through life?
And the saving habit can only be
formed through the ownership of a
Savings Account, \\ hy not remem­
ber your young friends in this way?
People are Optimistic.
In sp ite of th e fact th a t 2500 people
w ere left h o m eless, th e re is an a ir of
optim ism p rev ad in g A storia.
T h eir
loss h a s been g re a t but th e people a re
w illing to begin life anew and build
The Liberty Bell Bank which we
a b e tte r city th a n ever before. T his
present with the first deposit is a
co u rag eo u s feelin g of optim ism is
beautiful
reminder of the gift and
also show n in th e w ords of M ayor
a
constant
incentive for Thrift to
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re
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as
Maccnbee ( aril Party.
the one receiving it.
A ca rd p a rty w ill lie given by th e he sat in th e city h all. H e adm itted
M accabees in th e ir h a ll at R ockw ood th a t p ra c tic a lly none of th e b u sin ess
on T h u rsd a y even in g . D ecem ber 14, sectio n of th e fo rm e r city rem ained
b eg in n in g a t S o'clock. A sm all a d ­ but rem inded h is h e a re rs th a t th e
m issio n w ill be ch arg ed . All a re w el­
splendid h a rb o r w as still th ere.
com e.
Som e of th e first problem s w hich
co n fro n ted th e citiz e n s of A storia
COTTRELL
a lte r th e fire w as the re s to ra tio n of
A Complete Line of Machinery and Repairs
G R E SH A M , O REG O N
T h e L a d ie s’ Aid of th e C o ttre ll o rd e r, se c u rin g of financial aid and
co m m u n ity c h u rc h w ill hold a b az a a r com m encing th e re c o n s tru c tin g of
an d e n te rta in m e n t n ex t F rid ay ev en ­ th e city. T he first tw o problem s have
ing, D ecem ber 15, a t th e ch u rc h . T he a lre a d y p ra c tic a lly been solved. The
p ro g ra m w ill com m ence a t 8 o ’clock. city g o v ern m en t w as placed in the
T h e p lay "S ew in g fo r th e H e a th e n ” han d s of lie u te n a n t- colonel, tlie Rev.
Reliability
Service • w ill be given by local ta le n t w ho w ill Wm. S. G ilb ert, w ho, w ith a com m it­
a ls o fu rn is h ad d itio n a l n u m b ers. M rs. tee of citizen s, is ad m in iste rin g the
Phone 1141
Phone 1141
J. M. C. M iller an d th r e e o th e r Sandy civic a ffa irs of A sto ria ably and s i­
=© Clean wooden floors, linoleum,
people w ill fu rn ish
som e m u sical lently.
T he m a tte r of re lie f is in th e han d s
n u m b ers. R e fre sh m e n ts w ill be se rv ­
tile, marble, concrete, with
ed. T h e re w ill be a sa le of candy and of E a rle C. K ilp a tric k , Red C ross d i­
m an y p re tty an d u sefu l a rtic le s. E v ­ re c to r. Mr. K ilp a tric k Is h ere on in-
ery o n e is loo k in g fo rw a rd to an e n ­ 1 definite leave from th e U niversity of
O regon u n d e r o rd e rs of th e n o rth w est
jo y ab le evening.
Makes all house­
F re s h e v ery d ay a n d you can
' division of th e Red C ross w itli h ead ­
buy it in an y s to re in E a s te rn
cleaning
easy.
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VICTORY
M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty .
perience h a s m ade him ju s t th e m an
Large cake
T he P a re n t-T e a c h e r asso ciatio n w ill j for su ch a position.
Many of the
be h eld n ex t F rid a y evening a t th e i la rg e r c itie s and som e of th e sm a lle r
No waste
sch o o lh o u se, w e a th e r p e rm ittin g . T he ones a re a lre a d y sen d in g su p p lies
S'»!« M ana/artnrcra
a d d re s s of th e ev en in g w ill he given and m oney. S om etim es th e re is m ore
Enoch M organ'» Sons Co.
by th e Rev. D avid Q. B arry of G re sh ­ th a n is needed a t tlie m om ent b u t it is
New York, U . S. A.
P h o n e 1221
G resh am
am .
! sto red aw ay u n til needed. T he citi-
L e ste r B eck er h a s joined h is w ife ■ zens of P o rtla n d hav e a lre a d y pledged
in a v isit a t th e hom e of h er p a re n ts, - th em selv es to give to th e am o u n t of
/---------------------------------------------------------------------—-------------------------------- - Mr. and Mrs. L aw ren ce W ilhelm .
$50,000.
B razilian ra n c h e rs w ill com e to th e
B R A Z IL IA N S E E K S
A T ire you w ill be p ro u d to
T he O regon N ational G uards, a t th e
ow n. E v ery F isk T ire u se r
E X P E R I E N C E H E R E U nited S ta te s alm o st sx clu slv ly for
HALEY
com m and of A d ju tan t-G en eral W hite,
H e refo rd s.”
is a F is k B o o ster.
" I w anted to a c q u ire know ledge of
R e -tlre w ith F is k s an d
By R O B ERT FU LL E R .
N ext S u n d ay th e S u n d ay school w ere called upon to throw its r e ­
your m ethods and c a ttle . T h ough it
en jo y m o to rin g to th e fu lle st
so u rces in to th e b reech and help p ro ­
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m eets a t 10:30 a. nt. C h ild ren w ho a t ­
w as very difficult for m e before I
e x te n t.
vide food and sleep in g accom m oda­ B razil, an d m any eyes a re tu rn ed learn ed y o u r language, 1 th in k the
ten d no S u n d ay school a re c o rd ia lly
tions
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people
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to w ard th is S outh A m erican republic, effort is v ery m uch w orth w h ile; and
F isk T ires a n d T ubes.
in v ited . S w edish p reach in g a t 11:30.
to ria . A m eeting w as called la st F ri- ' a sto ry , hy R obert F u lle r, re a c h e s us 1 wisli every B razilian fa rm e r could
T h e la th c h a p te r of R om ans w ill be
O ldfield T ire s a n d T ubes.
day evening in m any tow ns and cities of a w ealth y young B razilian w ho send his so n s In stu d y at th e splendid
stu d ied . In th e evening th e p a sto r
A m erican A k ro n T ire s a n d
w here com par.ies of N ational G u ard s I com es to tills c o u n try to stu d y o u r a g ric u ltu ra l co lleg es and w onderful
farm s of th is c o u n try ."
w ill p re a c h an E n g lish serm on.
T ubes.
a re org an ized . S uch a m eeting was mtthodB.
G EO . A. B RA N D T
Figure Tills One.
S uppose y o u r fa th e r ow ned a 14,-
P om ona G runge to Meet W ednesday. ca lle d in G resham b u t w ord w as r e ­
P h o n e 1107
Irv in 8. Cobb, th e hum o ro u s le c tu r­
W ednesday, D ecem ber 13, is th e day ceived th a t th e G re«hain com pany 000-acre ra n c h In B razil, on w hich he
O p p o site B ro w n ’s M a rk e t
on a re c e n t so u th e rn to u r, stopped
___________________________________________________________ > w hen P om ona g ra n g e m eets a t R u s­ w ould not be o rd ered out at present. raised c a ttle . W ould you tra v e l 80,- er,
A h u n d re d "b lu e Jack ets" from the 000 m iles to a c o u n try w hose people for d in n e r a t a tin y railw ay re s ta u r a n t
se llv ille g ra n g e h a ll for an all-d ay
in a M ississippi village.
an d even in g sessio n . E lection of o f­ c o ast g u a rd c u tte rs S nohom ish and and lan g u ag e you did not know , and
"W ell, uncle, w h a t’s th e bill-of-
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afte rn o o n sessio n s. T he degree w ork
T hey a re given s tric t breed and raiBe p u re bred live stock? a fte r him.
w ill be p u t on e a rly in th e evening of th e c ity
"D e bill o’fa re ," said th e old m an,
T h a t is w hat a 26-year-old B ra z il­ "am ham , eggs, cohn b read an d cof­
an d a sp len d id p ro g ram open to all ru le s and a re told to obey them to the
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w ill follow . A larg e a tte n d a n c e is e x ­
a n d only th o se b e a rin g special police C o rtes; and he cam e all th e way from
"T h en I'll have ham . eggs, co rn
pected.
b adges a re allow ed to e n te r or leave B age, Rio G rand do S ul, B razil, in b read and coffee, u n cle," Kahl Mr.
Cobb.
th e city.
o rd e r to le a rn how c a ttle a re handled
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T he old w a ite r bowed and shuttled
hy th e lead in g b re e d e rs of th e U nited out. B ut a m om ent la te r he put his
A G A IN S T M E R R IL L
Aim Higher. Boy.
Gresham
Powell
Portland
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th ro u g h th e doorw ay again.
S
tates.
I kissed h e r on h e r dim pled chin,
Ju d tm e n t w as ren d ered in Justice
"B oss, he said , "how ye gw ine have
Phone
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T he young B razilian g ets up every
T h e p recio u s little dove.
dem eggs— blind o r lookin' a t ye?"
c o u rt by Jo h n B row n last S a tu rd a y S he seem ed to th in k th e deed a sin
15S1
Maple
Phone Bdwy. 20S2
m o rn in g a t five, h elp s feed a t C edar
S he m u rm u re d “ H eav en ’s ab o v e!" C ro ft F arm , n e a r K an sas C ity, and
a -'a in s t F red T. M errill in a su it
Say It th e W an t Ad way.
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b ro u g h t by tw o G resh am Ja p a n e se ,
th en , a fte r b re a k fa st, p u ts In a s tr e n ­
And H er N am e Mas Maud.
T. T ig im a and F ra n k H aseg aw a to r e ­
"W hence th e b lack eye, old th in g ? ” uous day. A t n ig h t he re c o rd s his o b ­
co v er w ages for w ork done for Mr.
"Oh, 1 w ent to a dance la s t night se rv a tio n s in his ev er-h an d y n o te ­
M errill in c lea n in g hi. b u ild in g at and w as s tru c k by the beau ty of the book.
th e 12-m ile c o rn e r.
T he ju d g m en t place."
P re tty am b itio u s, d o n ’t you th in k , I
am o u n ted in one case to $34.50 and in
T h e B an k of G re sh a m pays 5 p e r for a ric h young m an w ho ow n s 1,400 |
th e o th e r to $25.20.
c e n t in te re s t on tim e d e p o sits.— Adv. a c re s of B razilian ra n c h land in h is ,
ow n rig h t— and w hose fa th e r h as ten ;
B u y a fe w s h a r e s o f o u r 7 p e r c e n t P r i o r P r e f e r e n c e
tim es a s m uch m ore?
S to c k a n d y o u r m o n e y w ill e a r n y o u o v e r 7 p e r c e n t.
Y et young P aix C o rtes en jo y s it, |
D iv id e n d s a r e p a y a b le e v e r y t h r e e m o n th s .
b ecau se he Is le a rn in g new th in g s '
every day. H is p ra c tic a l ex p erien ce |
T h is is a g o o d s o u n d i n v e s tm e n t a,u J o u r E a s y P a y ­
By F a irv ie w F ire D e p a rtm e n t
a t C edar C roft F arm Is th e clim ax of
MOST FOLKS ARE
m e n t P la n e n a b le s y o u to g e t 7 p e r c e n t i n t e r e s t o n y o u r
sev eral m o n th s' tr a in in g In th is coun I
s a v in g s w h ile y o u a r e p a y in g f o r y o u r s h a r e s .
A BO U T AS H A P P Y
try , d u rin g w hich he a tte n d e d th e
as th e i r d in n e r allo w s th e m to
I n v e s t i g a t e t h i s U n u s u a l O p p o r tu n ity T o d a y .
an im al h u sb a n d ry c la s se s at th e U ni­
be. Y our a p p e tite feels q u ite a g ­
A sk a n y o f o u r e m p lo y e s a b o u t it.
at Fairview City Hall
g ra v a te d If y o u r d ig e stio n Is not
v e rs ity of Illin o is an d Iow a S tate
fu rn is h e d w ith th e p ro p e r m enu
A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege.
P o r tla n d P o lic e Q u a r te t w ill S in g
Investm ent Department
L et th is m a r k e t a s s is t you.
We
"I cam e to th e U nited S ta te s to
w ill be p leased to se rv e you.
T h e S e a v e y F a m ily , s ix m u s ic ia n s , w ill t a k e p a r t.
le a rn th e b est s tr a in s of H erefo rd s
h ere," he says. "B ra z il a lre a d y h as
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Room 605 Electric Bldg., Portland, Oregon
In p rin c ip a lly from E n g lan d and
Phone 1891
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DRAG SAWS
GAS ENGINES
MOTORS
$1 O pens an A ccount and
Secures a Liberty B ell
WATER SYSTEMS
BANK OF GRESHAM
2-in-l E lectric W a sh er s...................... $ 8 0 .0 0
W hite Lily E lectric W ashers . . . . $ 1 2 0 .0 0
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