Gresham outlook., March 27, 1914, Page 2, Image 2

PAG« TWO
OREHflAM,
ORBGON.
FRIDAY.
MARCH
27.
H ill
G ro w ers a re D em anding B e tte r F an .- CONGRESSMAN LAFFERTY
Hy O rc h a rd s.
P0R PROHIBITION
TWICE A WEEK
“ T he a v e ra g e fam ily o rc h a rd in
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t
( o n g regain an L afferty an n o u n ces
P ublished every T uesday and F rid ay ,k
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an
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too
poorly
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a t G resham , Oregon.
th a t he ia receiv in g m any p etition»
lc a w o rd for brat insertio n ; o n e -h a lf ce n t a w o rd ea c h a u b a e q u e n t in sertio n .
M in im u m , an y in se rtio n , 10c.
--------------------------------------- ---------- ------ cared fo r,” say s P ro fe sso r <
I. Lew-
from
P o rtla n d fo r an d a g a in st th e
H . L. ST. CLAIR, E d ito r an d P u b l'r. is O A
C
A. C. h o rtic u ltu ris t; it pro-
H obson re so lu tio n , w hich w ould su b ­
I duces m ore fru it th a n th e fam ily can
O ur SuhMcrlpdon
m
it to th e s ta te s fo r ratiH catio n o r
Kul(*
use an d it is o ften of in fe rio r q u a l­
O n« year.
| l &•;
re je c tio n
a c o n s titu tio n a l a m e n d ­
ity.
■Il m on th «, 76ct«.
“ As a re s u lt of th is poclly th e fam - m en t < o r n atio n -w id e p ro h ib itio n .
th r« e m on th '» trial
•u b a c rlp tlo n .
fcOcta
1 ilv o rc h a rd is o ften d ecla red to be a
K h t L E S T A T E R EN T A L S
" I h av e receiv ed a re q u e st from
Ad* «*rU«tn*
m enace io th e co m m ercial in d u stry . th e liq u o r d e a le rs of P o rtla n d to
R ate« reaaon ab le
Som e g ro w e rs have g one bo fa r as to know d efin itely w here 1 s ta n d e on
FA RM fo r R en t, 30 acres. In ­
Our
re p r e se n ta tiv e
q u ire of o r a d d re s s Mrs. M. G oger,
say th a t th e day of th e fam ily o r­
w ill c a ll
th e q u e s tio n ," said C ongressm an
S andy, O regon.
c h ard is a b o u t up. U nless th e m en L afferty recen tly . “ S im ila r re q u e s ts
P h o n e 701.
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h av e com e from n u m e ro u s citizens, j
IVay
I* t h e
W ay
I OR
SALE-— 20 a c re s % m ile
c are of th em th ey will be le g islated som e fav o rin g a n d som e opposing th e j
th at W in«.’*
tro tn C o ttre ll s ta tio n .
Good school
J o u t o f ex isten ce, i t seem s to m e th a t re so lu tio n .
O w ing to th e Im p o rt- |
close by. P h o n e 35x1
tf
I
it
w
ould
be
a
g
re
a
t
m
ista
k
e
to
pre-
official paper of th e Town of
an ce of th e m a rie r, an d th e im p ro b ­
I vent th e g ro w in g of h om e o rc h a rd s
Grc««iain, Oregon.
FO R
R EN T, C h eap — 20 acres,
Official paper of th e Town of i on O regon farm s. T h e re a re few ab ility of its com ing to a vote du r- I
in g th e six ty -th ird co n g ress, 1 Bhould I
Fairview , < »regon
s u ita b le fo r g ra in . C. S h a ttu c k .
if
I th in g s th a t c o n trib u te so m uch to h av e p re fe rre d no t to have been j
E n tered a» second-clans m a tte r
M iscellajieous.
d raw n in to a d efin ite a n n o u n cem en t |
M arch 3, 1911, al th e i ’oatoffii e a t
A nd I believe th a t we a t th is tim e. H ow ever, I have a n s ­
Urea ham . Oregon, u n d er the Act of ly o rc h a rd .
M arch 3, 1879.
can e sta b lish m uch b e tte r fam ily o r ­ w ered th a t if th e re so lu tio n sh all
W A NTED — E xperienced
S w edish
g irl o r G erm an g irl fo r g en eral
c h a rd s th a n an y we now have.
com e to a v ote d u rin g th is congress
h o u sew o rk .
Mrs. S.
P.
TOO MUCH FK IV O I ITY.
B ittn er.
“ T h e n u m b e r o f tre e s Bhould be re- 1 s h a ll vote "y e s .” Even if th e re s ­
P hone 118.
tf
L
.
duced q u ite m a te ria lly . In s te a d of o lu tio n sh o u ld be s u b m itte d to th e
LIV ESTO CK .
P O I LTKY.
■Mr. ( o tto n s Idea th a t th e re is too I ,,vin<r
...
.
t r y i n g to h av e a w hole tre e fo r every
S E E D PO TA TO ES fo r sa le — P rid e
s ta le s , it w ould still fall, unless
m uch friv o lity an d n o t en o u g h w ork v ariety d e sire d . It is b e tte r to p la n t
PIG S FO R S A L E — Will. S helley,
j th re e -fo u rth s of th e s ta te le g isla t­
FO R SA LE — Six
“ Old T ru s ty ” of M u ltn o m ah . J o h n K ra n tz , R. 4.
m ile w est of
R. 2, T ro u td a le , p hone C o rb e tt 54. tf brooders. On a cco u n t of In stallin g Box 35, G resh am ,
for tile risin g g e n e ra tio n will And few er tre e s an d la te r g ra f t fo u r o r
u res sh o u ld ra tify it. I have c a re ­
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an echo in m any o th e r m inds be- bve v a rie tie s upon th em . All th e fully co n sid ered w h e th e r o r not I
la rg e r bro o d ers, will sell a t a b a r­ A n d erso n S ta tio n .
H ORSES b o u g h t and sold a t my g ain . H. W. C ooley, R. 1, T ro u t­
sides his ow n. T h e Idea is not a new I v a r,e ,te s n eed ed fo r th e fam ily use
o u g h t to v o te "N o ” on th e H obson
F E M A L E CANARY B IR D S for
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. I every m o n th in th e y e a r can be pro- reso lu tio n because M ultnom ah co u n ­ place. S. F. P itts. P h o n e 32x. *8 dale. P h o n e 434.
sale, H a r t's M ountain R oller. Mrs.
one, b u t it has been b ro u g h t to th e ,
, ...
vided in th is way, an d by h av in g few- ty voted “ N o” on th e sta te -w id e p ro ­
J. A. P a lm q u ls t, R. 4, G resh am . Call
P o u ltry .
PIG S fo r sa ie - P au l S tone, n e a r
a tte n tlo u of a few In a p ublic ad- | e r tre e s to c a re for th e o w n ers will
phone 32x.
«9
h ib itio n in 191 if. I conceive it to be A nderson S tatio n . P h o n e 42x1. 8
FO R S A L E —-Day old ch ick s and
d ress by o n e who lias g ain ed y e a rs c a re fo r th em m uch b e tte r
In th is
o ld e r. E ggs fo r h a tc h in g . Place
my d u ty to vote to reflect th e w ishes
GOOD S E E D OATS fo r sale. B oth
of w isdom an d ex p erien ce und has * a y th ey will have b e tte r fru it, it I o f th e m a jo rity o f th e people in
y o u r o rd e rs fo r 4 to 6-w eeks-old p u l­
H o r s e s f o r S a le .
and
w hite.
C has. Pow ell.
lets, W h ite L eg h o rn s. W h ite K noll black
will co st m uch less in room and p erso n al view s. B ut voting fo r
tnade a success in life.
P
h
o n e 25x.
»7
Seven head heavy w ork ho rses,
m oney, an d h is o rc h a rd will no t be M ultnom ah co u n ty , re g a rd le ss of my w eighing from 1300 to 1600 pounds. P o u ltry F a rm . H. W. C ooley, prop
T h a t he sp eak s from close o b s e r­
T ro u td a le .
P h o n e 434.
tf
a so u rce o f in sects an d d iseases fo r
Ages from 3 to 9 years. H. E. D avis,
FO R SA LE — Sf. R egis E v e rb e a r­
p erso n al views.
B ut v o tin g fo r M o untain View F a rm . P h o n e 21. tf
vation is ev id en t, an d th e re a re o th ­ his n eig h b o rs' tr e e s .”
ing ra s p b e rrie s, a s u re tw o crop b e r­
sta te -w id e p ro h ib itio n , w hich m ight
FO
R
SA
LE
—
M
am
m
oth
B
ronze
ers who have o b serv ed th e sam e co n ­
B E E F C A T T LE , S tock c a ttle and tu rk e y s , tw o h en s an d one gohler. ry. Good as th e C u th b e rt an d e a r l­
place th e s ta te a t a d isad v an tag e
ier. F a ll crop. A u g u st a n d S ep tem ­
d itio n s hut have n o t ex p ressed th em . L o g an b erry G ro w ers O rg an ize for w'ith o th e r s ta te s , and only e n c o u r­ fresh cow s w anted. A n d rew s B ros., Mrs. C. P ow ell, P h o n e 25x.
*7
ber.
Dozen p la n ts 75 c e n ts ; $4.00
B u sin ess.
P le a s a n t H om e. P h o n e 2 7 9.
Many w ould not d a re to say publicly
per h u n d re d ; $25 p e r th o u sa n d . Mil-
Two h u n d re d lo g a n b e rry g ro w ers age b lin d -tig e rs, is a very d ifferent
ton O. N elson, C h erry I’a rk , T ro u t­
FO R SA LE— C olt, com ing 3 th is
E ggs f<„. s e ttiim
to s u b m ittin g to th e
i hat th e re Is too m uch freed o m for from d ifferen t p a rts o f th e s ta te m et p ro p o sitio n
dale.
P h o n e 153.
sp rin g .
Very g e n tle , w ell broke.
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s
la
te
s
th
em
selv
es
fo
r
ratific
a
tio
n
o
r
the young people an d th a t they a re at Salem last S a tu rd a y an d com plet-
A bout 1309 pounds. A. G. H o rb e rg . S eventy-five c en ts p e r s e ttin g 01
‘ 5 Pe r I 0 »- C ypers s tra in white
T he follow i rejectio n a re so lu tio n fo r n a tio n ­ 1 m ile n o rth of B oring. P h o n e 408 ' 1 H
w astin g golden h o u rs in play, b u t it ed th e ir o rg a n iz a tio n .
FO R SA LE, C H E A P — 9*4x11 W il­
L eg h o rn s w ith reco rd of o v er 20b
wide p ro h ib itio n , w hich, if ad o p ted ,
ing
officers
anil
d
ire
c
to
rs
w
ere
e
le
c
t­
eggs p e r y ear. All eggs te s te d foi la m e tte D onkey en g in e, in good con­
is too ev id en t th a t Mr. C otton is
Feel-
Sale.
w ould p lace all s ta te s on an eq u ality
n.
A lb ert
R odlun, G resham .
ed :
b efo re sh ip p in g .
A ldei d P itio
F re sh Je rse y cow w ith second calf, fe rtility
h o n e 99.
tf
rig h t an d th a t m ore w ork is needed
Mrs. G eorgi
also ten ton of loose clo v er hay. One- G rove P o u ltry F arm .
P resideU t, W. L. B en tley , W ood­ | an d m ak e b lin d -tig e rs im p o ssib le.'
R
odgers,
R.
2,
G
resham
.
Phone
to co u n te rb a la n c e school stu d ie s In­ b u rn ; vice p re s id e n t, Alex. L a Fol-
f o u r th m ile w est of L usted school.
HAY fo r sa le — Loose.
O r will
T w elve O reg o n C ities Begin
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261.
tf
I'll F. J. E rz.
stead of so much of a triv ia l n a tu re le tte , B ro o k s;
se c re ta ry ,
F re d S.
tr a d e fo r calves. P h o n e 756.
tf
< ain p a ig n s.
Unit can lie of no p e rm a n e n t benetit. Byiion, S alem ; tr e a s u re r , L. H. R ob­
T w elve O regon cities a re p io n eer­
D RIVIN G TEAM fo r sa le . A n­
FO R S A L E — In d ia n R u n n e r duck
GOOD DEAD WOOD fo r sale. De­
W hen o th e r th in k e rs sh a ll express e rts, S alem ; d ire c to rs, B ritt A spin­ ing in th e sp rin g anti-fly cam paign. drew s B ros., P le a s a n t H om e. P h o n e eggs,
50 c en ts a s e ttin g . P h o n e 61 livered in G resham o r F airv iew . E.
tf
w all, B ro o k s; and H. E. C row ell, A fresh city w rites fo r in s tru c tio n s 279.
th e ir co n v ictio n s in p lain lan g u ag e,
Lind. P h o n e 281.
tf
to th e S ta te U n iv ersity E x ten sio n Di­
D undee, to g e th e r w ith th e p re sid e n t, vision alm o st ev ery day, but in th e
W A N TED F arm
h o rse, w eight
and th e re is a re s u lta n t feelin g th a t se c re ta ry und tre a su re r.
P u b lic S ale.
o rig in a l tw elv e th e ca m p a ig n s have 1300 o r more>, a b o u t 5 y ears old. A d­
GOOD JE R S E Y M ILK an d C ream ,
O ne ro an h orse, a b o u t 12 y ears
such men as Mr. C o tto n a re rig h t,
T h e tw elv e are: d re ss O. W. T a rr, G resh am , O re. 9 olel, a t tb e T ra n s fe r L ivery b arn , b o ttled u n d e r s a n ita ry co n d itio n s, d e­
“ T he p u rp o se of th e o rg a n iz a tio n been a rra n g e d fo r
S
alem
,
P
o
rtla
n
d
,
R
o
seb
u
rg
,
F
o
r­
lln* o b ject to co n n ect stu d y an d Home Is to assist g ro w ers in p ro d u cin g ,
G resh am , on F rid a y , A pril 3, 1914, livered daily in G resham . B u tte r­
est G rove, L a G ran d e, P e n d leto n ,
m ilk W ednesdays and S a tu rd a y s. J.
Dally an d S unday O reg o n ian and a t 2; 30. To be sold fo r feed bill.
gain fu l o ccu p atio n w ill begin to be sta n d a rd iz in g an d m a rk e tin g th e ir M edford, E u g en e, M onm outh, As-
A. D avidson,
P h o n e 327.
lw ice-a-W eek O u tlo o k , special com ­
.
LELA N D & M ICHEL.
b erry c ro p s,” said C. I. Lew is, th e I to ria , D rain an d C resw ell,
o btained .
b in a tio n . 1 y ear. $8 00
u G r resh
e s n a am
m , .viarcn
v , 1914.
M arch z 20,
A g ric u ltu ra l College h o rtic u ltu ris t ' J , '1, ab o u f a week th e U niversity
D evelopm ent o rg a n iz a tio n s
a re
H ere Is a Held fo r th e new w om en.
-6L
w ho has been very activ e in p ro m o t­ will have read y fo r d is trib u tio n 10,- ’»
c a m p a ig n in g a g a in s t th e B lue Skv
Will th ey rise io m eet It ?
000 b u lletin s. T h ese b u lle tin s will
law.
*
ing th e o rg a n iz a tio n . “ W hile it is tell O regon c o m m u n itie s how to p ro ­
A ssu ran ce lias been g iven to th e d e sira b le to In crease th e a c re a g e and ceed in fly cam p a ig n s. M eanw hile,
B. F. LEACH, Mgr
T he sh ip b u ild in g in d u s try at St.
P o rtla n d Hose F estiv al m a n ag e m en t yield, it is e ss e n tia l th a t th e dem an d Dr. C lifton F. H odge, p ro fe sso r of
IN A
social
biology,
w
ho
is
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rig
in
a
to
r
of
H elens in c re a se s in a ctiv ity .
v an ce of th e
9
North
Second
St.,
Portland,
Or.
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th at at leas! eig h t of (h e m ost n oted be kept ste a d ily in ad
.
i ,b e Idea In th is s ta te . Is alvintr dl-
T H E R IG H T
K IN D
Phone or Wire at our
We can do th is by sh ip p in g I rectio n s to e a s te rn O regon tow ns.
ur Expense X
p ro fessio n al a ir n a v ig a to rs in th e supply
n
o
th
in
g
but
th
e
best
g
ra
d
e
,
keeping
W om en's o rg a n iz a tio n s a re com­
Uni ted « S tates will ta k e p a rt in th e
n atio n al balloon m eet w hich will be I th e p o o rer q u a litie s a t hom e fo r use m only first to ta k e up th e fly cum-
in by p ro d u cts, an d sen d in g sam p le S f ^ ' ^ l e s ' { " " e n ' ^ ^ L ' c h y ^ P d t
belli th e r e 'd u rin g festiv al week in
P r o d u c t s I n in n e w
III.
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' “ e < II) OUK nils
Ju n e
T h e balloon e x h ib it will be in p ro d u cts Into new te rrito ry . We al A p p o in tm en t o f a d e p u ty w ith po­
so
need
to
cu
rry
on
an
a
d
v
e
rtisin
g
lice
a
u
th
o
rity
,
who
is
expected to see
the form of an e n d u ra n c e c o n test,
llie a ir e ra ft re m a in in g lo n g est in th e cam p aig n io e n la rg e th e field for th a t p laces w h ere flies breed are
IN S U R A N C E
D E N T IS T S
clean ed an d
kept clean , is next
a ir w inning a cash prize of $3,000. m a rk e tin g lo g an b erry p ro d u cts.
so u g h t.
In R o seb u rg , th e w om en's
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
."A b u reau of s ta tis tic s is neces­ au x iliary of th e C o m m ercial club is
Tlie d a te fo r th e s ta r t of th e race
w . J. OTT
H. H. OTT
JOHN BROWN
a c c o rd in g to q u a lity a n d size
sa
ry
If
we
a
rt
to
keep
in
fo
rm
ed
o
f
j
•ending
th
e
fight,
will p ro b ab ly he J u n e 11.
IN S U R A N C E
tlie proliulile yield and in creased p ro -I
1 lu‘ b u ,le tln will co n ta in speclfica-
R e p re se n tin g only R E L IA B L E IN ­
By know ing how m u c h
" ntl. fo ^ tb e easily m ad e a n d inev-
Union K. B ethel, head of A m eri­ d u ctlo n
D E N T IS T S
rr u .t we Shall have each y e a r to dis- P acto r“
X
’
SU RA N C E C O M PA N IES
c a 's g re a t
telep h o n e sy stem , w as
GRESHAM
OREGON
asked th e se c re t of success. “ We ull pose ot, m a rk e ts may be developed w here a success. Use of tra p s early
Phone 41
P h o n « 513
O r e ih a m , O reg o n
£be b -v seaso n is e sse n tia l. One
w ork w hen we feel lik e w o rk in g ,’* an d held acc o rd in g ly ."
such tr a p will fre q u e n tly catch all
said he. “ hut th e su ccessfu l m an is
th e e arly p a irs in a sm all n e ig h b o r­
th e one w ho keeps on w o rk in g when Cntiat ru c tio n an d I ' m or F a rm Sep- hood, if p ro p ery baited.
J a m e s E lk in g to n
I’honerM ain 2<><H3
tie
T
an
k
s.
lie no lo n g e r feels lik e It." It m ig h t
IN S U R A N C E
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i
a
l
t
a
In o rd e r Io be effective sep tic
* ull u re s fo r O regon
lie adited. th e most su ccessfu l Ilian Is
A C C ID E N T
J. E. OLANAHAN, D.M.D.
S U R E T Y BONI»
F IR E
AUT< >M< >B I L E
D E N T IS T
F arm ers.
th e o ne who alw ay s feels lik e w o rk ­ ta n k s m ust have tw o ch a m b e rs, and
L IF E
P L A T E GLASS
tile Inlet su p p lied w ith a g rease (rap.
O regon fa rm e rs w ho w ant to grow
HEALTH
Office, 615-16-17
ing.
M e d ical B u ild in g .
P o rtla n d . O regon
A Well c o n stru c te d ta n k is a c u ltu re a lfa lla can g et free c u ltu re s of alfal-
Ofllc« In B a n k o f O re ilia m
T he
I’hoenix
S to n e q u a rry of c h a m b e r of sp - ecial
------ „ b „ a „ c te ria , an d sol» , fa b a c te ria by se n d in g fo r th em to
CONTRACTORS
B eckw ith, b a c te rio lo g ist of Or-
I'n u g la s co u n ty claim s to h av e mov ly upon th e ir w ork d ep en d s th e p u rl- »•
P H Y S IC IA N S
I the big g est block of sto n e on roc- j *'catlon of th e sew age.
(ton A g ric u ltu ra l C ollege. A lso cul-
ord
T he tw o p rin cip al k in d s o f bac- " lr‘ s f®r peas, beans, clover, vetch,
14 by 14 by 125 feet u n b ro k -
ALFRED HAMMAR
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
en.
te ria th a t w ork in sep tic ta n k s d iffer all(l o th e r legum es. T h ese c u ltu re s
P la s te r e r nm l C em ent C o n tra c to r.
P h y sic ia n anil B urgeon
I chiefly in th e a ir re q u ire m e n ts arv fo r th e sam e p u rp o se a s those
O F F IC E H O U R S
E s tim a te s fu rn ish e d fre e on re ­
It Is g e n e ra lly co n sid e re d th a t th e D ue k in d c an n o t live in th e p resen ce P“ 1 UP bX co m m ercial firm s and sold
10 a. ni. to 12 m ., 1 p m to 3 p. m.
q u e st. All w ork G u a ra n te e d
$1500 tax ex em p tio n p ro p o sed w ould j o f air, an d th e o th e r c an n o t live 10 fa n n e r s at $1 to $2 fo r en o u g h to
7 to 8 p. m., a t R e sid en ce
üresham
O utlook
These Want Ads Do the Biz
Buyer and Seller are quickly drawn together
Farm Help
Canadian Employment Co
Hurry
W an ted
P R O F E S S IO N A L
CARDS
H O G S and V E A L
O T T BRO S.
Gresham Market
T en
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Generating
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th .' g re a t burden o f ta x a tio n < w ith o u t it. H ence they can n o t both h io c u la te an a c re p lan ted in legum es
10 rail on em p lo y in g In d u s trie s.
su rv iv e In th e sa m e ch am b e r. One C l,l"*res have been sen t out from the
ch a m b e r m ust be a ir tig h t, an d th e c°H ege fo r a n u m b e r of y e a rs w ith
'I'll»' E u g en e C o m m ercial d u b will
IF YOU WANT FIRST CLASS WORK SEE
o th e r well v e n tila te d .
« re a l a d v a n ta g e to th e farm ers.
n ike se c u rin g fa c to rie s an d p ay ro lls
F u ll d ire c tio n s und sp ecificatio n I » a rm o rs w ho wish to g et th ese
• it first im p o rta n c e in ils p u b licity fo r th e lo catio n , c o n stru c tio n an d c u ltu re s sh o u ld sen d th e ir nam e,
w ork fo r tb e cotiiiug y e a r
o p e ra tio n of se p tic ta n k s a re p rin te d I *f lp u la te th e cro p an d acreag’e, up to
T he case of F ra n k C. S te ttle r vs. *"
« " -‘« t 2. No. 8. O regon
an d give tw o w eeks' notice.
Hi. O regon W elfare co m m issio n will A« r ,c u l,u r a l ‘
F a rm e rs an d T h e only . b a rg e m ade io th e fa rm e r
lie ap p ealed to the s u p re m e c o u rt o th e r s in te re ste d may get fre e copies i ,b e Parcel p o stag e, g en e ra lly ab o u t
by a d d re s sin g th e d ire c to r o f E x ien - j len
a cu ltu re .
of th e U nited S ta ll's
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B acteria an d a lfa lfa '
W E DESION BUILDINO8
s e r v e s 4 00.000 a cres of p u b lic lau d s
M ounted at F.
I a re In sep arab ly lin k ed to g e th e r in
a re io he th ro w n o p en to boiialldi
ETTSEL
T. JONES
FRANKTC. JONES
A biolo g ical su rv ey of O regon th a t
C hances for
se ttle rs.
will re s u lt in a w ell-sto ck ed m useum su ccessfu l p ro d u ctio n
a t (h e S ta le U n iv ersity of a n tm als. success a re g re a tly In creased by us- !
F u ll d ire c tio n s
C o ttag e G rove b u sin ess m en h av e b ird s and fishes, lias been b eg u n by Ing good c u ltu re s.
• he U n iv ersity , in c o n ju n c tio n w ith
a c o m m itte e ra isin g te n
th o u sa n d th e {Rate F ish an d G ain.' co m m issio n fo r use accom pany each p ackage
d o lla rs s l o c k su b s c rip tio n fo r a c a n ­ an d th e F e d e ra l B iological su rv ey se n t o u t from th e co lleg e •
nery.
T h e u n d e rta k in g w ill ex ten d o v er
A tto rn e y an d C ou n selo r a t Law
y ears
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lon co u n ty is being re m o d eled fo r o n e specie«.
th e
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a b o u t th e fiftee n th tim e.
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d e e r a re now . few
in n u m b er,
R e sid e u t A tto rn ey a n d M odern
ly th e d e se rt a n te lo p e .
T im b e r a " ex ten sio n of p arcel post provl-
Law Office,
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°W
' h#t 11 l u n ,r P seeds,
an ce w ill pay m u tu a lly , an d th e
465,00 tons.
exist being in S tein s ran g e. H arney
’’»««■R». ro o ts, scions and
b e tte r th e a c q u a in ta n c e th e
co u n ty , a n d In th e W allow a
Som e P1««»». 1« p a c k a g e s exceeding fo u r
b e tte r th e pay.
A new a rm o ry is to be b u ilt a t s e s n e
Phone 1«
(iresham . Oregon
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ln
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P o rtla n d ou th e E ast sid e, to cost
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b ird s, g re a t an d ‘l i ? 1
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$50,000.
T h e F o rty I c a r T est.
sm all, com m on an d ra re , will fin
find d a I ***** w eighing fo u r c •>cea o r less, a
' Au a rtic le m ust have exceptional
place In th e m u seu m th a t Is p ro ­ Hat ra te o f one cen t p e r o u n ce will
P en d leto n w ill vote on $50,000 w a­ posed
m c r i i to s u r v n e fo r a period of fo rty I
T he sp ecim en s w ill be used apply.
te r bonds to co m p lete its g ra v ity c o n sta n tly In e d u c a tio n a l w o rk ; they
y ears C h a m b e rla in 's C ough R e in e d '
w as first offered to th e public in 1872.
18 7 2
w ill, in a d d itio n , c o n s titu te a btolo-
system .
F ro m a sm a a t b eg in n in g It has grow n
lo g lcal reco rd fo r th e s ta le , a n d will
In fa v o r an d p o p u la rity u n til It has
W ILSON T. HUME
T he K n ig h ts of P y th tn s will erect be a so u rce o f d iv ersio n fo r v isito rs
a tta in e d a w orld w ide re p u ta tio n .
to th e S ta te U n iv ersity .
FOR
a tw o-otory lodge b u ild in g at N orth
1 ou w ill find n o th in g b e tte r fo r a
P lain s.
cough o r cold. T ry it an d you will
Engineer Fontaine of the Wil­
u n d e rs ta n d w hy It Is a fa v o rite a fte r
lamette Pacific says 2000 men will
a p erio d of m ore th a n fo rty y ears It
Clackamas county is to have a new rush the railroad between Eugene
K e p u h l i m H f l c K r l , I H lh D i a l .
not o n ly gives re lie f— It c u re s
For
jail.
and Marsh field to complstloo by fall. |
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by Gresham Drug Lo., sud all
(Paw A4».) Dealers
, ,u is .
coNT
M. C. KING
Representative
Phones
Office 116 R e sid e n c e 118
Office H o w ltt B ld g ., o v e r P . O
PH O N ES
R e sid en ce. I l l ; office. O x
H. H. HUGHES. M. D.
P h y sic ia n mol S u rg eo n
Hours. 10-12 a. m.. 2-4 and 7-8 p ni
Office, H ow ltt B uilding
G RESH AM
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OREGON
I’H o N E S
R e sid en ce.
T abor
120
Office. M ain 4812. H o m e A 6152
J. M. SHORT, M. D.
P h y sic ia n an d S urg eo n
R es., 1»3 F a si tiiith St.
Offlc«. 1111-12 S ellin g B u ild in g
P O R T I.A N I'. O R EG O N
Ofllc« P h o n « 46.
G eo.
R e sld en c« , 339
In g lis , M .
P H Y S IC IA N
and
D.
SURGEO N
All p r o fe s s io n a l c a lls p ro m p tly a t ­
ten d e d
S p e c ia l
a tte n tio n
to d i s ­
e a s e s o f th e E y e s a n d fittin g o f
g la s s e s .
office H o u rs 9 to 12 a m.. 1 SO to 5
©▼•r P l r s t S ta t« B an k
O ro h a m
Dr. W. C Belt
PHYM 4TAN AND N U P.G F4»
Office on M ain S tre e t, op L ib rary
P h o n e 18
G resh am . O re.
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und N e rv o u s , n tseaee.«. S to m a c h Female
. L iv ­
e r a n d K id n ey I »1 «aeane« a u cce » « fu lly
♦ren ted C h ro n ic ÍH eeaae« a » p e c ia lt)
D r. I . A. Beemer
C hiropractor. N atu rop ath and
M a o eeu r
ORESH a V ’" nr , t 8 t *'* B* nk ORE
Office Hours from 2 to ( 36 p in
M onday an d W ednM.dc
Friday a Saturday. » a. m.to 16 pm
P la n ts
W idely » ra lte re d
have
been b u ilt by th e P o rt
land K ailw ay, L ig h t A.
P o w er C om pany fo r th e
p u rp o se o f p ro v id in g
Reliable
E le c tr ic
S e r v ic e
to its p a tro n s. T h ro u g h
high ten sio n tr a n s m is ­
sion lines, each of th ese
g e n e ra tin g p la n ts a re in-
te r-ro iiiiiiu n ic a lite .
so
th a t th e se rv ice is in ­
su re d
a g a in s t
u n fo re ­
seen in te rru p tio n s .
WHERE LOCATED
P o rtla n d (2 )
O regon City
S ilv erto n
• azailern
1-Atacada
B ull Itu n
B oring
St. J o h n s
Salem
PORTLAND RAILW’Y
LIGHT & POWER CO.
Broadway and Alder Street«
PHON F S *
Marshall 8100
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