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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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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
fo
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people
In
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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
head
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
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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
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W hite Lily E lectric W ashers . . . . $ 1 2 0 .0 0
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