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TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
G resham O utlook
VOL. 1«, NO. 3»
FARMERS’FIELD DAY
SATURDAY, JULY F
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G It ESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY. OREGON, TUESDAY, .11 |,V 13. l!)2tt
NEW RESIDENCE TRAIT
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PLANNED NEAR GRESHAM
COUNTY TAIR-BE THERE” AUG J 3-8
HEVI EOK KE(0,{»s
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WESTERN ORE« ON
PROFESSIONALSWILL
EXHIBIT AT FAIR
F orty-seven ac res of M elville farm ,
S aturday. Ju ly 10, set a new high
form erly owned by Andrew B rugger,
record
for h eat in th e h isto ry of th e
h as been sold by the p rese n t ow ner,
P o rtlan d w eather bureau, according
P lan s a re in pro g ress for th e an F . A. Miller, to a P o rtlan d m an, a Mr.
to official rep o rts. One hundred and
n u al farm ers’ held day and picnic H enderson, a co n tra cto r and, acco rd
The a r t d ep artm en t, of which Mrs.
four degrees seems to be the high U. G. Sm ith is su p erin ten d en t, is to be
w hich w ill be held n ext S aturday ing to p resen t plans of th e new ow ner,
m ark of th e day. although from o th er m ade a very prom inent featu re of the
Ju ly 17, at the M ultnom ah county fair w ill be p latted into sm all tra c ts and
sources th e re w ere rep o rts of various com ing M ultnom ah county fair
If
grounds. A fine program is being a r put on th e m a rk e t for sale w ithin the
em p eratu res up to 107 degrees. Noth- p resen t plans are carried out and
ranged w hich w ill include speeches next 90 days. Pending th e in sta lla
ing but pity was felt for those who th e re is sufficient response, p atro ns of
m usical num bers and a program of tion of Bull R un w ater to th e tra c ts,
w ere obliged to labor in hay fields, th e fair w ill have the opportunity of
races and stu n ts during th e afternoon a priv ate w ate r system will be inaug
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erry patches and between th e row s viewing th e w ork of professional ar-
A picnic dinner will be served a t noon u rate d and th e w ate r w ill be d istrib
of Potatoes and corn w here the hoe lists. O riginal productions of profes-
J. G. Kelly, m aster of Pom ona grange uted thro u g h pipes by m eans of a
had to be ind u strio u sly applied.
| sional p ain tin g s are to Include any
w ill direct th e events of th e day and pum ping p lan t ru n by electric m otor.
About the only fellow to thoroughly su b ject in oils, w ater colors and pas-
th e com m unity singing w ill be led by To th is end, a la rg e sto rag e ta n k will
enjoy the day was th e ice man and th e tels and only such w orks as have not
Tommy Luke. W. W. Deal, national be set up and th e w ater pum ped from
dispenser of confectionery w ares and been exhibited h eretofore at the Mult-
g range chaplain and le c tu re r of the th is center. It is planned to ru n w a
the m ost un p o p u lar man to be seen nornah county fair. The en tries for
Idaho sta te grange, will deliver th e te r to th e 17 'Seres rem ain in g of the
roam ing around was the plum ber. The th is class m ust be in the d ep artm ent
p rincipal add ress of th e forenoon, and M iller pro p erty as w ell as to the 47
la tte r u su ally gets an inning along by Ju ly 28 and th ere will be no entry
in the afternoon G eorge A. P alm iter, ac res to be p la tte d into tra c ts.
a
out < h ristm as tim e. If th e re ’s any fee aud no money prizes aw arded, the
m a ster of th e Oregon sta te grange,
T entativ e plans w ill provide for gas
adjective to describe th e heat over at only prize to be salon honors. The
w ill speak.
and electricity to be placed in th is ad
th e can n ery w here a hundred or m ore p ictu res will be passed upon by th ree
The races, for w hich cash and m er dition to n o rth G resham . T he nam e
women to ilers kept going at a brisk judges before they a re hung on the
chandise prizes w ill be provided, will of the suburb, h as not yet been de
p a c e ,-w h y b ring on
your dictionary, w alls and the one best p ictu re w ill be
occupy m uch of th e afternoon and are term ined upon, b u t it w ill extend from
It w as one of those dgys w hen plain selected by a Jury for special honor
expected to be highly entertain in g . th e Fairview road w est and jo in the
co d w ater only m akes the heavy
It Is th o u g h t th a t considerable In-
T he fa rm e rs’ field day exercises will H olgate place and will ru n south to
D oesn’t th is p ic tu re rem ind you of th e fa ir? T his is m erely suggestiv
prove of in te rest not only to the th e gravel pit. Mr. M iller w ill retain of th e th o u san d and one a ttra c tio n s being lined up for M ultnomah coun d rin k er a little m ore th irsty , and te re st will be aroused over th is de-
a »out 4 o’clock J. J.
F ish er, and Roy p a rtu re as th e public w ill have the
g ran g e rs and farm ers, but to any in th e house aud 17-acre co rn e r and ty ’s 20th an n u a l exhibit, now ju st th re e w eeks off. It will be a hum dinger
urton com pared notes, w ith th e re- o p p o rtu n ity of seeing some pain tings
th e com m unity who m ay w ish to a t p lans to rem ain th e re at le a st next Get ready.
su it a b arrel was w heeled Into place aside from the reg u la r am ateu r w ork
tend.
w in ter unless a favorable sale devel
and ju st th e rig h t p ro portions of lem- T h ere will also be en tries in profes-
ops sooner S urveyors w ere out from
PARTIAL ECLIPSE
ons su g ar, ice and w ater w ere con- sional photography in addition to the
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM
P o rtlan d S atu rd ay and laid c u t the
SI MMER SCHOOL BEST
INTERESTS MANY HERE
EDR WEEK ATTRACTS cocted and placed therein. It had or- p aintings. Here, too. salon honors
SAYS COUNTY AGENT stre e ts of th e new addition. T his s u r
d in ary lem onade all beaten to a «1,- only for prizes will prevail. It is ex-
vey w ill be in keeping w ith reg u latio n
F o lk s in g en eral in and around
R eports from th e C hau tau q u a now ,1
,
J ? '." T a8n t ° ne ° f peCted th a t art,8t8 from a11 over Ore-
W. D. K inder, county club agent, re city stre e ts and every req u irem en t of G resham w ere in terested in the p a r
in session at G ladstone p ark , indicate
the nickle-a-glass kind, b ut w as th e gon w l„ co n trlb u te w ith studies,
p o rts th a t the 1926 session of the the fu tu re as to building restric tio n s, tial eclipse of th e sun w hich took
All
th a t m any are in te res ed in th e varied free for all, d rin k all you can.
boys’ and g irls ’ sum m er school at Cor w ate r and gas lines, etc., w ill be c a re place F rid ay aftern o o n betw een 3:23
I th e ru le s and reg u latio n s have been
program being o ffe r'd from day to
T here is s g ht relief in sight now adopted from th e Pacific In tern atio n al
v allis w as th e best of any previously fully anticipated.
and 4:43, alth o u g h th e so arin g tern- day. W ednesday w .ll be pioneer day
from th e sw eltering heat, w hich Is felt P h o to g ra p h ers’ association and the
held. The en tire school moved along
T he P o rtlan d p ro p erty w hich Mr. p e ra tu re w as ra th e r of a d raw back to on th e g ro u n d s and at 11 o’clock
all the m ore In th is section from It judging w,„ he stric tly on a profes-
m ore sm oothly, m ore p rac tica l dem M iller w ill acq u ire in ex change for some who m ight o th erw ise have spent
pioneer day ad d ress will be delivered
o n stratio n w ork w as given by the pro th a t of G resham , is a 15-apartm ent in- m ore tim e sun gazing. Smoked glass
be ng so u nusual and also from th e sional basis
by Ju d g e F red W ilson, of T he Dalles.
fesso rs and the in stru c to rs in th e v a r ome p ro p erty on th e w est side in w as well in evidence, also p h otogra- | A hanquet, w ith Colonel R obert Mll- fact of th e hum idity being high. A I o th e r d ep artm en ts open for en tries
m axim um te m p eratu re of 92 degrees are
am ate u r photography> Q„
ious d epartm ents of w ork w ere more P ortland. The building is en tirely phic p lates w hich had been exposed
ler as to a stm a ste r, will be a fea tu re of
en th u sia stic in th e ir respective lines new and will be ready for occupancy but th e ray s of th e sun w ere too direct
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w ater colors, pastel, mono-
the noonday. In th e aftern o o n and
of teaching.
by te n a n ts about th e m iddle of next and scorching to p erm it a view of evening Jo h n R atto, a w orld-fam ous sam e th e follow ing day. alth o u g h th e d r o m e , a rts and c ra fts and profes-
atm o sp h ere Monday co ntained a slig h t b o n a , and am ate u r ch in a painting.
T he delegation rep rese n tin g M ult month.
any length.
im personator and e n te rta in e r, will bJ ee te ^ I c h occasionally m ade an ef- T h ere will also be a m iscellaneous
nom ah county a t th e sum m er school
It w as hoped by some th a t the p re s p resen t num bers.
w as by fa r th e la rg e st th ere, 73 boys
I class Including poster, cartoon, etch-
ence of a p ortion of th e moon acro ss
A forum of G. A. R. and v e te ra n s’
and girls being enrolled from this MT. HOOD ALLURES
the path of its flam ing co n tem p o rary day will be held on T h u rsd ay m o rn
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AMBITIOUS HIKERS
county. T hrough th e courtesy of the
V j '.,
NION HELD
Itlquea, Indian work, book plate and
would have a tendency to sh u t off ing and in th e aftern o o n Dr. Sudhin-
IN WASHINGTON TOWN I border designs.
G resham Union high school board,
At le ast four “young fellow s” from some of th e sw elterin g heat, b ut such dra, a noted Hindu sch o lar, will lec
th re e of the school busses w ere se G resham gave th e ir am bitions full seemed to be n dt th e case. T he sun
tu re on "The A w akening of the
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley retu rn ed
cu red to tra n sp o rt th e en tire group play la st Sunday, overcam e all the shone seren ely on and as a sun-shade,
T he Outlook force will have th e ir
O rient.” In th e evening a fte r a con
few days ago from C astle Rock, an n u al picnic tom orrow (W ednesday).
to and from the g ath erin g w ith ease. h indrances of d istan ce and altitu d e th e moon was decidedly a failure. The
cert by th e Im m anuel m ale q u a rte t W ashington, w here they atten d ed a I
Miss H elen Cowgill is in th e county and scaled th e steep slopes of old Mt eclipse w as visible F rid ay to th o se in
Office closed all day.
from Los A ngeles, a le ctu re w ill be reunion of th e fam ily of th e late P. J.
th is m onth to w ork w ith the bread Hood to th e ra n g e r cabin on th e very th e U nited S tate s living w est of a line
given by Dr. 8. E arl DuBoise, who has Cooley, who, w ith his wife and seven ]
dem o nstration and canning team s. It tip top.
d raw n from G eorgia to so u th ern recen tly retu rn ed from the Holy Land.
children, landed a t F reep o rt, W ash
is hoped to m ake the dem onstratlonal
“Young fellow s” ap p lies lite ra lly to A laska. F a r o u t in th e Pacific ocean
An event of in te re st during F riday ington, th e p resen t site of Longview, |
w'ork a big fea tu re of the county fair C lair G ullikson, Q uinton Kummel the eclipse w as sp e cta cu la r, ac co rd
GRESHAM , OREGON
m orning will be th e forum of W il
1882. This first reunion recalled
th is year. G arden and potato club and C arl A rvidson, and figuratively to ing to rep o rts, as nothing but a line
Alllfllst 3-7, I»2«
lam ette U niversity tyid M ethodist day, m any p leasu res aud h ard sh ip s of th e
w ork has been very good this year, ac the editor of th e Outlook, H. L. St could be seen aro u n d the moon w here
O FFIC ERS A N « DIRECTORS
and
d
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rin
g
the
aftern
o
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n
M
ason’s
Ju
pioneer
days.
co rding to Mr. K inder, and he expects Clair. The clim b w as m ade from Gov it directly covered th e sun.
T. J. K R B U D B R , President.
bilee sin g ers will give a concert. I
H. A. LEW IS. Vice President.
Eleven children w ere born to Mr.
to have the la rg e st exhibit in crops ern m en t Camp.
th e evening a lectu re will be given on and Mrs. Cooley, and of th e seven liv-1 A. W. METZGER, Secretary,
ever attem pted a t th e fair. Livestock
T he th ree first nam ed w ere in
THEOI). BIIUOGER. Treasurer.
"T he P o tter and th e Clay”, demon ing, six w ere In atten d an ce w ith th e ir
ju dging team s will be hard at work p arty by them selves, th e la st nam ed DEPARTMENT HEADS
| J. O. Wilson, T. R. Howltt. C. I.
stra
te
d
by
a
p
o
tter
w
ith
his
wheel.
HONORED AT UANNERV
ram tlies. On Ju ly 3, 4 and 5 everyone Raker, 8. It. H all, W. H. Mitchell
th is m onth on selecting judging work. was one of a Y. M. C. A. group of 30
cam ped In the R esthaven au to p ark , I M u - Squire, J. v Cogswell, Frank
T h ree clubs com pleted th e ir w ork w ith guide Clem B lakney leading the
Monday »’as a day of p le asa n t su r
Rebekah Officers Are Installed.
two m iles north of C astle Rock. T hey ,lelney’ Joe I)unne H. W. Melius,
100 per cent during the past m onth, p arty to the top. All b ut one m ade a p rises all aro u n d a t th e can n ery
At the re g u la r m eeting of th e Re
took sw im m ing excursions In the L .
H a m m a r ^ T L. w
th e home m aking club w ith a m em successful climb. In the group was S h o rtly afte r noon th e ladies began
bekah lodge on Monday evening, Ju ly
sam e riv er they sw am in over forty rad. E w . Aylwworth. Cha«. Cleve-
b ersh ip of five a t P lea san t Valley, of Raym ond Rogers, well know n in a rra n g in g bouquets of flowers on the
12, th e follow ing officers w ere In yeara ago. On Sunday th e cam p ers I *an<L W. D. Kinder, J. J. Kadderly,
w hich Mrs. A nna Lehm an is local G resham . T his w as th e second su c tab les and Mrs. E lizabeth Gibbs, man
sta lle d : Anna W elling, noble grand w ere ag reeably su rp rised by a visit l C’ C’ HoWtt,'d' Geo K H owltt.
leader, and two W est P o rtlan d clubs, cessful clim b of Hood by Mr. R ogers ag er of th e w om en w o rk ers, w as
F ra n ce s G ates, vice g ra n d ; C hristena from a num ber of pioneers and
cam p cooking w ith a m em bership of and editor S t.C la ir. T he la tte r clim b called forw ard and presen ted w ith a
COMMITTEES.
H um ason, se c re ta ry ; Mary McManus,
Executive Committee -T. J. Kreuder,
schoolm ates of the Cooley boys and
13 u n der Miss A nne S chm it and divi ed w ith th e Hood R iver Legion boys b eautiful nickel p lated electric waffle
tr e a s u re r:
T ilda
D ahl,
w arden g irls, also some of th e ir frien d s from T. R. H owltt. Chas. Cleveland. A. W.
sion 3 sew ing class of 10 m em bers th re e y ea rs ago on th e east side of th e iron, Miss H elena G am m ell, of The
H elena S trebin, co n d u cto r; E lizabeth G resham . A real picnic d in n er w as Metzger, H. A. l« w le. J. V. C ogs
w’ith Miss B lanche Cundiff as leader. m ountain In th e la rg e st single group D alles, p rese n tin g th e gift in
well, M. M. Squire.
Gibbs, ch a p la in ; Irm a G ates, m usl
served with everything good to eat,
Ilii dgrt Committee—T. It. Howltt, II.
ever piloted to th e top.
few w ell-chosen w ords to w hich Mrs cian ; R uth R oberts, rig h t su p p o rter
including plenty of Ice cream and cold A. Lewis, Chas. Cleveland. J. V. Cogs
GRESHAM BUSINESS MAN
T he s ta rt of th e real clim b was Gibbs responded.
to noble g ran d ; G race Lane, left sup drinks.
well, A. W. Metzger.
WEDS SEATTLE MAIDEN m ade from Camp Blossom Sunday
Next J. J. F ish er, g eneral m anager p o rte r noble g ran d ;
E tta Hoover
D uring th e lunch hour J. K. Conger
Ilnlldlng Committee—Chas. Cleveland.
m orning a t 2 o’clock. A sh o rt, im of th e can n ery , w as in line for a su r rig h t su p p o rte r vice g ran d ; Jen n ie
Sam R orrison, of the firm of B arnes
and Jam es S tu d eb ak er, of C astle Julius Meier. J. O. W ilson, O. A. E a st
pressive religious service w as held prise, and w hile he had helped a r S treb in , left su p p o rter vice g ran d ;
& R orrison. retu rn ed to G resham last
Rock, gave an In terestin g ta lk on man, II. L. Walrad. H. A. Lewis. T.
Ili ugger, C. Q Schneider. A. F. llam m ar,
by the Y. M C. A. gro u p at Camp Blos ran g e th e affair in honor of Mr
A rlle D avidson, Inside
g u ard ia n ;
T hursday, accom panied bv his bride
pioneer days and of the changes m ade A. W. Metzger.
som at 1:45 a. m., led by th e Rev. E. C. Gibbs, he had no Idea an y th in g was E thel L undquist, outside guardian.
»’ho w as Miss E sth e r Sim onds, of Se
In the country. Mr. S tu d eb ak er is the
Finance ( n nun It tee—T. It. Howltt. H. A.
F arn h am , ju st before th e s ta r t for the com ing to him. Ja m es M cAllister, in
The in stallin g officers w ere D istrict fath er-in -law of th e G resham m arsh al, I ••‘•win,
attle. The wedding took place on
Chas. Cleveland
long ascent. C rater rock w as reached a n eat little speech presented Mr. D eputy P resid en t W lnnlfred O sburn;
Ju n e 27 in a S eattle church, w itnessed
E. H. Kelly. H. W. Cooley also spoke I Land«enplng and Ground« H. A. Lewi»,
a t 8:30 and th e top w as scaled at F ish er w ith a handsom e Boyce moto D eputy G rand M arshal Lena Need
by im m ediate relativ es and near
of som e of his experiences and good H. YV. Melius, Jacob Few r, J. V. C ogs
10:30. An hour w as sp en t on the m eter, m ounted on wings, also Roy ham : D eputy G rand W arden C lara
frien d s of th e couple. Follow ing the
tim es when he w as a sm all boy. He well. Frank Helney, M M Squire.
w ind-sw ept, bleak and b arren ridge B urton, overseer of th e w ork for the M iller; D eputy G rand S ecretary A n
sb llrlty—J. O. Wilson, Julius Meier
cerem ony Mr. and Mrs. R orrison left
recalled the activities of him self and H. E L.
St. Clair.
w here refre sh in g hot tea w as served men and boys, w as given a fine foun nabel K irkw ood;
D eputy G rand
by au to for a to u r of B ritish Colum bia
father-in-law w hile clea rin g land for
by th e forest ra n g e r In th e little ca b tain pen, M cA llister again doing the T re a s u re r Emma W alrad and D eputy
Rare Track T R. Howltt. C. I. Raker,
and Olympic points. They a re now
Adam C atlin in 1894. T his section is J. V. Cogswell, M M. Hqulre. Q. K. HowltL
in a t 15c per. But it was w o rth it. presenting.
G rand C haplain Eliza E. Metzger.
settled tem porarily in the J. F. B arnes
now a p a rt of Longview. Mr. Cooley J E. Dunne, Chas, Cleveland
Camp Blossom w as reached on the
It is needless to say th a t th e th ree
I’remlam Liai and Concessions— W H
residence on South Maple avenue
•xpressed th e wish th a t he and his
Veteran«
Enjoy
Picnic.
descent around 2 o'clock and tw o or d ep artm en t heads w ere g reatly s u r
Mitchell,
Mrs. R orrison was form erly a school
wife
m
ight
soon
reside
in
the
new
city
T
he
w
ounded
v
eteran
s
from
hospi
th ree hou rs la ter th e p arty in a large prised and as g rea tly pleased. The
Grounds and Lighting H. A. I^wln
te ac h er and visited In G resham on
Parking II. L. Walrad.
bus and private auto w as ro llin g along affair w as intended as a way of show ta l 77, P o rtlan d , had a picnic given am id th e su rro u n d in g s w hich hold
sev eral occasions before h er m arriage.
m any m em ories dear to them .
Polire M M. Hqulre.
tow ard G resham and P o rtland.
ing ap p reciatio n for the co u rtesies them on T h u rsd ay la s t In San R ivera
Iteeeratlen, Inside—E. W. Aylsworth.
T hose p resen t in th e Im m ediate
T here w ere close to 100 on th e top show n d u rin g th e p ast season tow ard p ark on th e Colum bia highw ay near
Deeoratlon, Outside j e Martin
Two Workmen Injured.
fam ily w ere Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
T
routdale.
On
th
e
ir
a
rriv
a
l
each
man
Water Frank lleiney.
■While the w ork connected w ith the of Hood on last Sunday. A nother the em ployes of th e can n ery and as a was p resen ted with a bouquet of red, ’ooley, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge A rm
Ticket aud Gate—J. V. Cogswell.
group
from
P
o
rtlan
d
of
about
30
was
m
eans
of
exp
ressin
g
th
e
p
leasan
t
re
erection of the Brown building has
Am usem ents—T. R. Howltt.
w hite and blue sw eet peas by little stro n g and children. W alter and Eva.
h ereto fore been unm arred w ith an ac m ade up of em ployes of M ontgom ery latio n sh ip th a t ex ists am ong all. L a Jessie P atric ia O verstad, of Flrcllff, of G resham . Mr and Mrs Gene Oas-
Rereptlen—Chas. Cleveland. Joe Wilson,
W ard & com pany.
te r ice cream and cake w ere served to
Joe E. Dunne. Richard Deich.
cident of any kind, tw ice du rin g the
klll
and
children,
Evelyn
and
Dewey,
The fo rest ra n g e r on Hood rep o rted all p resen t. T he occasion w as made who, w ith h er b ro th er P au l, helped to
Transpertntlos—D. C. Zinc, J. V. C ogs
p ast week w orkm en have suffered as
en tertain th e soldiers. In th e a fte r f Kelso. Mrs. Hazel Stockton, of well, E. II. Ix'Wls.
th
a
t
on
Ju
ly
4,
228
reg
istered
a
t
th
e
m
ore
m
em
orable
for
Mr.
F
ish
er,
as
it
th e re su lt of an unforeseen happening.
noon all who w ere able visited F lr- ’o rtla n d , Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Beaver
cabin and on Ju ly 5 th e re w ere 120. j chanced to be hiB birthday.
HI p e iu n t e n o f n t n
On W ednesday E. D. R andall's foot
nd Miss Blanche Beaver, of Hoquiam ,
liff. w here a p leasan t tlm<* was spent.
Agriculture and R ertlettltars — F. H
w as crushed by a large tim ber, but he
W
ashington,
Mr
and
Mrs.
F
o
rest
Crane.
Before leaving, the soldiers gave th ree
w. _4ii
u.
Woman Thrown From far, Claim.
is restin g easily at his home and it Is
Startling Statistic«.
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. n
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Grange and Farm Display -Jam es O.
A ccording to th e A ssociation of Life 1 M arshal K elly and Dr. A W. Bot- cheers for Jessie P a tric ia and “ Bud Lewis, of South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly.
th o u g h t th a t no bones a re broken.
In su ra n ce P resid en ts the A m erican k,n responded to a h u rry up call to dy”, whom they said had given them Tom Lam beth, of S eattle, Mrs. Ada
F loral—Mrn. Vera L. Tucker.
C h arley W itter fell about 10 feet F ri
p e o p l e purchased »15.400.000..000 th e vicinity of Pow ell Valley and so m uch p leasure. Miss Alice Oleson Reno and d au g h ter, E dna, of Colum
L lv sa lo ek - 8 H. Hall. Tlieod Brugger.
day when a scaffolding gave w ay in w orth of life in su ran ce last year, m ak- Je n n e roads last W ednesday a
P eallry—C. A. Matt
ind d irecto r of th e h ospital, has since bia, M issouri, Mr. and Mrs. T roy Kay
th e in te rio r of one of th e large room s ing a grand total of 172.000.000,000 In w h, n
Pigeons Mr. Welnenborn.
w ritten on behalf of th e men and th e and ch ildren. W alter and Roy. Mr. and
they
arriv
ed
th
ere,
found
a
ea st of the m eat m arket. A bone In existence today In th is c o u n try —
Domestic Mrlenre Mrn. Annie Hevel.
Mrs.
L
aw
rence
Reivers
and
dau
g
h
ter,
Red
Cross
service,
to
th
an
k
them
for
woman
lying
by
th
e
side
of
th
e
road,
I m ore th an th e com bined in su ran ce of
Art Mrs. U. O. Smith.
, e„
.* 3S c r a < w a s
1 the rest of the w orld. The per ca p ita ap p a ren tly suffering from in ju ries to having helped to give them a nice Eva Jean , Mr. and Mrs. E lm er Cooley
Hcheel ( la b Work—W. D Kinder.
to Good S am aritan hospital for exam l-1 in su ran c e is now »630; average In su r- her back, hut an e x a m in a tio n re- tim e at th e ir picnic.
and son. Jack , all of M arcóla, Oregon,
Autom obiles J E Dunne.
nation, but la ter removed to his home 'a n e e carried . 11.333
Mr. and Mrs. C u rtis T aylor. Mr. and
Machinery—C I. Raker
________
1 vealed th e fact th a t no bones w ere
Traffic reg u latio n s favor th e W hip Mrs. Victor Cooley, of P o rtlan d , and
on South R oberts avenue.
Haby Hbew- Mrn. F. H. Crans.
Queer Fpttah«.
jbrok>n.
pet. On display S atu rd ay , Ju ly 17, in
John Robinson, of Ixmgview,
Sacred to the m em ory of Jam es H or-
The womal1'" husband w as th e re G resham .—Adv .
Work on Section Line Regln«.
To rem ove stre a k s U R In w hite
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooley and Mrs.
It is reported th a t w ork has begun widow
I8° t
HiB ’ n'1 c o n tr a (,lc ,o r y "’a “ -ments w ere
clothes
w ssh In clea r w ater to which
Cooley'« b rother-in-law and sister,
p relim in ary to th e paving of the Sec- b J e o m f ’ te d ,a g “ dI 2 4 an°d" p o i s i n g
Shower Rath«.
a little am m onia has been added.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
L
am
beth,
m
otored
We a re equipped to offer show er
tlon L ine road, beginning at 82d stre e t every q u ality for a good wife, lives at 7* nP‘ '"'** her hU8band had throw n
baths, hot or cold, for a fee of 25 to R ainier N ational p ark afte r th e r e
and extending east. As yet the w ork I,l™ mfleld Road. 236.
her from the m achine, and w hile he ad- cents.
B ring own tow els. U-Au-To- union. They rep o rted th e p ark has
co n sists only of th e running of lines K « h re 2 ‘” . N a s h
wife of M M m ilted they had been q u arrelin g , he Camp.—Adv.
tf
for the paving. but ,t ,s e x ^ e d T e |
L Y n u f^
some of th e m ost w onderful «cenery
T he O utlook's b arg ain co u n ter on they have ever seen. T he reunion
ac tu al w ork of paving the seven m iles tu r ed by her husband.
f
ut Sh refu ’*«<1
prosecute him
page 2.
over the F o u rth week-end was a w on
of road will begin sh o rtly
It is un-
H er® 1,e8 Ja n e Sm ith, wife of Thos. and they w ere Perm itted to proceed
More people to read and
derful success and Mr. Cooley's only
Hay baling done reasonably. S a t
use the Want Ads. Notice
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reg
ret
Is
th
a
t
his
fath
er
and
m
other
isfaction gu aran teed .
G ran Broa,,
the careful classification
p riated for the work.
trib u te to her m em ory and as a specl-
REWARD.
could not be w ith them.
phone D am ascus 84.—Adv.
and look for what you
h - ^ ^ ^ W a V ^ F * ““
m^ 7 ' ' - ™ ; t f e . h ere let her lie;
t o ' ^ ' ^ l ^ Y o ffiT
want or advertise for It.
F or real eetate loans aee or call B
nave read the W ant Ads.
She a now a t real—an d ao am I.
1 »5.00 rew ard.
Outlook W ant ads will help you on
W. T horne.—Adv.
the wsy to success.
Multnomah County Fair
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