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1914
G resham
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TWICE A WEEK
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M arch 3. 1811, at th e P oston ica at
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un d er th e A ct of
G reaham ,
M arch 3. 1879
R e p re s e n ta tiv e L a ffe rty h a s w on
a v ic to ry in t h e la n d g r a n t case a t
San F ra n c isc o . I t w ill go d ir e c t to
th e s u p re m e c o u rt a t W a sh in g to n ,
w h ich m e a n s a sa v in g o f a t le a s t
tw o y e a rs b efo re
th e
o u tc o m e Is
re a c h e d .
L a fferty is on th e r ig h t
s c e n t in th is m a tte r a n d w ill r u n th e
case fo r th e p eo p le o f O reg o n .
T h e P o rtla n d e d ito r sh o w s h is to r ­
ically th a t sin c e 1857 p e rio d s of fi­
n a n c ia l
d e p re s sio n
have
been
fo llo w ed by w aves o f p ro s p e rity a n d
th a t a boom p erio d is d u e u p o n th e
m o v e m e n t of th e B prlng w h e a t cro p
w hich p ro m ise s to be u n u s u a lly la rg e .
T h e w iu te r w h e a t c ro p
in m an y
s ta le s Is n e a rly re a d y fo r h a rv e s t a n d
will he ru s h e d to m a r k e t.
T h e S u n d ay S e a ttle T im e s, I n d e ­
p e n d e n t, sa y s e d ito ria lly t h a t
th e
d e s tru c tio n of v u lu es u n d e r th e W ll
son a d m in is tra tio n , a s sh o w n by q u o ­
ta tio n s on th e New Y ork s to c k e x ­
c h a n g e . h a s been g o in g on a t th e r a t e
of tw o m illio n d o lla rs p e r d a y , o r
o v e r o n e th o u s a n d m illio n d o lla rs
sin ce h is In a u g u ra tio n .
P o e try Is g ro w in g in fa v o r w ith th e
m asses h u t n o t w ith th e n e w sp a p e rs.
T he re aso n Is th a t th e m a s se s a re
tr e a te d to o n ly th e b est w h ile th e
p u b lish e rs a re in flicted w ith th e c o n ­
tag io n .
O reg o n h a s a b u n d a n t ra w m a te ria l,
p len ty o f la b o r, h u t m u s t h a v e c a p i­
ta l to d ev elo p th e s e re s o u rc e s.
In
th e m ean tim e law s th a t ta x th e c a p ­
ita l a n d re g u la te th e In d u s try off th e
e a r th a re su icid al.
Ur. J a n ie s W ltliy co m b e, r e p u b li­
can n o m in e e
fo r g o v e rn o r w rite s
S e c re ta ry T h o rp e t h a t h e w ill be h e re
d u rin g th e fa ir.
He w ill be w e l­
c o m e d by th o u s a n d s a s o u r next g o v ­
e rn o r.
R e p re s e n ta tiv e L a ffe rty h a s a n ­
n o u n ced tliu t he w ill ru n In d e p e n d e n t
fo r co n g ress.
E le c tio n r e s u lts w ill
d e te rm in e b is w isdom .
T h e R eav ers say It w as h a rd lu c k ;
th e o th e r s say It w as sc ie n c e . If th e y
w ould play th e G re sh a m A th le tic s
once th e q u e stio n w o u ld he d ecid e d .
T h e new M eier & F r a n k b u ild in g
Is to c o st 6 1 ,2 5 0 ,0 0 0 . T h e s te e l s u ­
p e r s tr u c tu r e Is to he fa b r ic a te d at
P o rtla n d .
T h e p o rt of Coos B ay c o m m issio n
has d ecid ed to ra is e 63 0 0 ,0 0 0 m o re
on a b o n d issu e fo r d e e p e n in g th e
c h a n n e l.
E. M A n d rew s a n d a s s o c ia te s w ill
expend 61 0 0 ,0 0 0 b o rin g le s t w ells fo r
oil in th e C oos Bay co al fields.
Il Is ex p ecled th a t tr a in s o n th e
W illa m e tte Pacific w ill ru n fro m E u ­
gene to T id e w a te r tilts fall.
S alem h a s ra ise d fu n d s fo r th e
a n n u a l c h e rry f a ir to he h eld a b o u t
tlie end of J u n e .
T he
P a llile N o rth w e st se n t o u t
6.1,»'«!»,6 35 fr u it s h ip m e n ts In 1913.
Oil on
tr o u b le d w a te rs Isn ’t
iin p a riso n to oil on d u sty s tr e e ts
P oorly Ha d Hol'ce.
Additional Gresham Locals
T h e P aris indict* a re poorly paid. T h e
uia&iujiiuj salary a tta in a b le by a “aer-
Jo h n H o n ey Is th e h o st o f h is class,
Kent lie vllle" U 6300 a y ear, lu slew th e sen io r» o f th e G re sh a m
high
of th e high cuet of living in P aris th is . sch o o l, a t a d in n e r p a rty g iven a t his
union lit 1» in ad eq u a te to tuuintatu a j , h o m e to n ig h t. It 1s ex p ected that the
fam ily in au y degree of com fort, and ¡ : e n tir e class w ill b e In a tte n d a n c e .
the m arried uieuilier» of th e force have
Jo h n D ixon, of P o rtla n d , g ra n d re-
frequently to supplem ent th e ir Incom e c o rd e r o f th e A. O. U. W . fo r th e '
ns best th ey can. Some of them earn j
s ta te o f O reg o n , w as a c a lle r to d ay j
u few franc» by w orking au m ark et on P e te r A n d e rso n a t h is hom e on
l»>itci-H d u rin g th e ir tim e off duty.
Ollier» do l»H>t rep airin g , an d th ere 1» W a llu la H eig h ts.
one who does odd tailo rin g Job». Still. J Mrs. A n n a L o ck w ood a n d M aster
in »pile of them* h ard sh ip s, th ere a re j C a rro ll B a rn e s, of S ellw ood, a n d Mrs.
alw ay s p len ty of men eag er to join th e j M ary R a n d le m a n of M arsh field v isit- 1
force. alKiut teu can d id a tes lining av a il­ e d to d a y w ith W. E. W ood. W hile
able for ev ery vacancy th a t occurs.
j h e re M rs. H u g h e s a n d M rs. L. P
M an n in g , M rs. W. E. B a te s a n d Mrs.
B ates o f P o rtla n d c a lle d a n d sp en t
A labam a’s Iron Orea.
T he boom w hich follow ed th e d is ­ th e a fte rn o o n , w ith th e la d le s a t Mr.
covery
-------. of th e ex teu slv e d ep
. o sits of | W ood’s hom e.
Irou o re In th e vicinity of B irm ingham
G ra n d m a E. B. W ood h a s g one to
for first insertion ; o n e-h a lf cen t a word ea ch su b seq u en t insertion.
ard
Ala.. In ta ttt. w as w ith o u t p reced en t jio n ta v llla to c a re fo r th e m o th er-
in th e In d u strial history of th e U nited le)M chil(JreI1 of G uy <j. W ood.
1 J , «stock
u r u i'r iK K .
S tates, an d th e ru sh to B irm ingham j
_______________
was p aralleled only by th e stam p ed es
GOOD M IL K COW fo r sa le , fresh
P a s tu r e fo r K ent.
which follow ed such discoveries aa
D o u g lass B e a v e r G a rd e n .
G reen
tw o m o n th s.
A lso good d riv in g
(be C om stock bale lu N evada Hud th e
m a re , so u n d a n d g e n tle . C has. W. feed all su m m e r. -R u n n in g w ater.
Alaska gold Helds. T h e Iron ores of
T h e P a re n t-T e a c h e rs ’ m e e tin g was
50c a m o n th a n d up.
M rs. E u n ice
N o rd b lo m , R. 4. G re sh a m . *30
Alnbntua. w hile Inferior In q u ality to
M. D ouglass. R. 1, T ro u td a le . P h o n e
those of la tk e S uperior, have th e a d ­ h e ld In th e sch o o l on F rid a y a n d was W A N T E D . YOUNG PIG S, 6 w eek s o r 781.
tf
van tag e of being n ear d ep o sits of good la rg e ly a tte n d e d . S e v e ra l Im p o rta n t
2 m o n th s o ld . P h o n e 15x2.
*27
coking coal anil o f th e lim estone req u i­ m a tte r s w ere d isc u sse d , am o n g th em
L O ST — O ne
bay
S h e tla n d
pony,
site for fluxing, so th a t B irm ingham , b ein g th e q u e stio n of h a v in g a high F R E S H COW fo r sale. Cow anil calf
w h ite sp o t on back, w h ite feet. N o­
175.00. E. G. B ow en, T ro u td a le ,
tify
W.
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th e P itts b u rg h o f th e south, can m anu school.
C o u n ty
S u p e rin te n d e n t
O reg o n . _
*28
fa c tu re pig irou ch eap er th a n any o th ­ A rm s tro n g w as p re s e n t a n d ex p lain ed
STOCK HOGS a n d H O R S E S lo r sale F O R S A L E — O at hay a n d c lo v er hay,
e r d is tric t of th e w orld.—A rg o n a u t
th e p ro c e d u re n e c e ss a ry a n d
th e
loose. P h o n e 756.
tf
O ne m ile e a s t of F a irv ie w . Z im ­
m e rm a n ra n c h .
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fe e lin g of th e m e e tin g seem ed to be
LO O SE T IM O T H Y HAY fo r sale.
lu fa v o r of f u r th e r in g th e p ro je c t.
G uy .H. R o b e rtso n . P h o n e 3 5x. tf
YOUNG P IG S fo r sale. Geo. L u ste d ,
W
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a
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s
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b
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e
TRY TO BE CHEERFUL
G re sh a m , R. 2, P h o n e 353.
28
P.
r e tu rn e d on W ed n esd ay e v e n in g from
F O R S A L E — -L oose h o rse hay.
Cheerfulness, like other good
27
O re g e rse n . P h o n e 761.
th e ir h o n ey m o o n Irip to S e a ttle an d FO R S A L E — T w o la rg e flve-year-olil
m
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les,
a
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fo
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la
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h
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s,
well
qualities can he developed and in­
o th e r S o u n d citie s a n d w ere duly
b ro k e ; 1300 to 1400 p o u n d s. H.
PO U LTRY .
creased, and whoever omits its cul­
c h u rtv a rie d , b u t tt tr a n s p ir e d th a t In
E. D avis. P h o n e 21.
tf
ture neglects an important duty to
W ill
W A N T E D — S p rin g c h ic k e n s.
a n tic ip a tio n o f th e e v e n t th e y had
himself and to society.
T h e fact
D. R e g a l, J e n n e
B E E F C A T T L E , S to ck c a ttle an d pay m a rk e t price.
m ad e a c ir c u la r to u r to K elso by way
fre sh cow s w a n te d . A ndrew :; B ros., S ta tio n . P h o n e 12x.
tf
that lev men can do their best work
of B o rin g a n d th e c h a riv a ri proved P le a s a n t H om e. P h o n e 27 9.
or think their best thought* unless a
a b o rtiv e h o w e v e r la s t n ig h t it cam e
M IS C E L L A N E O U S .
cheerful spin! animates lliem should
F or Sale.
off an d p ro v ed a su ccess to a ll co n ­
b e sufficient reason tor setting in
No. 1 hog feed , p ro c e sse d b a rle y ,
ce rn e d .
motion every cause wh rh produce*
$20.00 p e r to n a t S u n d ia l Mill, L IG H T S P R IN G W AGON fo r sale.
J a s . L aw ren ce. P h o n e 313.
tf
T h e c h ild re n of O rie n t sch o o l had F a irv ie w , O reg o n .
tf
such a spirit.
W A N T E D to T R A D E , 3 % in. w agon,
a picnic to B ull R un y e s te rd a y an d
a lm o st new , fo r 3 in. w ide tire
jo u rn e y e d In sp e c ia l ca rs. .T h e te a c h ­ P A S T U R E fo r r e n t a t G re sh a m . A.
w agon new o r a lm o st new . P a u l
B. W itte r, S o u th R o b e rts av en u e.
e rs d id e v e ry th in g to m a k e th e o u t­
D u n n . P h o n e 379.
27
P h o n e 383.
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BATTLE HYMN’S BIRTH.
in g e n jo y a b le a n d n e e d le ss to say
Story of W riting of F am ous W ar Song ev e ry o n e r e tu r n e d h om e a f t e r a d a y ’s
th o ro u g h e n jo y m e n t.
by Julia Ward Howe.
M rs. C. H. Jo h a n s o n w as a P o r t­
Mrs. Ju lia W ard H ow e told th e sto ry
of how sh e cum e to w rite h er stirrin g lan d v is ito r on M onday d o in g s h o p ­
song, tlie " B a ttle H y m n o f th e R epub­ p in g .
D B M T IIT S
IWBUBAWCB
E lm a R o o rk s p e n t th e w eek-end
lic.”
H . M. OTT
W . J. OTT
" I t w as d u rin g th e second y e a r of w ith h e r f a th e r , r e tu r n in g to to w n
JOHN BROWN
th e w ar." sh e suld, "an d I had gone on S u n d ay ev en in g .
Mr. a n d M rs. J o h n N elson
and
IK S B B A M C B
to W ashington w ith my h u sb an d uud
my pastor, th e Rev. Ja m e s F reem an fam ily sp e n t S u n d ay a t B ull R un.
D E N T IS T S
R e p re s e n tin g only R E L IA B L E IN ­
C larke. 1 had w ished m any tim es th a t
Mr. a n d M rs. S m ith , fo rm e rly of
S U R A N C E C O M P A N IE S
G R E SH A M
-
-
O REG O N
1 could ilo so m eth in g fo r my country, E ag le C re e k , now of G re sh a m , sp e n t
O r« ilitiQ , O refo n
P h o n « 513
b u t th e w ay seem ed closed. My hus­ S u n d ay w ith Mr. and Mrs. W ald rip .
band w as too old mid 111 to go; my sou
A fire w h ich s t a r te d in th e wood
w as only a hoy. My ch ild ren w ere so
P h o n e M ain 2OH.3
on (h e P ro c to r p lace g o t dow n to th e
young th a t 1 could not leave my hom e
J a m e s F .lk in g to n
for long m yself. W hile we w ere In W allace p lace a n d o n ly by s tre n u -
J. E. CLANAHAN, D.M.D.
IN S U R A N C E
W ashington th ere w as a g re a t review oua e x e rtio n on th e p a r t of M r. and
D E N T IS T
S U R E T Y BO N D S
a c c id e n t
I
Mrs.
W
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p
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saved.
A U T O M O B IL E
o f the troops acro ss th e river. W e
E IR E
Office
514 Oregonian Bldg.
P L A T E G L A SS
L IF E
ev eral lim e s th e c h ic k e n h o u ses
drove o u t to see It. W hile it w as in S
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P o rtla n d ,
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progress th e re w as u d ash m ade a g a in st c a u g h t fire b u t it w as p r o m p tly ex-
O d e« on Mfti:i S tr eet
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som e of o u r troops by th e enem y. It tln g u ls h e d .
P H Y S IC IA N S
w as repulsed, hut th e review w as ab a n ­
Mr. a n d M rs. W illiam H a rris h ad
doned, a n d th e troops cam e thro n g in g P o rtla n d v is ito rs on S u n d ay .
C O N TR A C TO R S
S. P. Bittner, M. D.
hack to W ashington und w e w ith
T h e a u to tr u c k ru n n in g b elw een
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u r g e o n
them .
h e re an il P o rtla n d Is g e ttin g all th e
OFFICE HOURS
ALFRED HAMMAR
"T h e pro g ress of o u r c a rriag e w as
10 a. m. to 12 m., 1 p. m. to 3 p. m.
fre ig h t it can cu rry a n d th e r e is w ord
7
to
8 p. m .. a l R e sid e n c e
slow, for th e roads w ere crow ded w ith
P la s te r e r a n d C e m e n t C o n tra c to r.
P h o n es
Office 11« R esid e n c e l i t
the soldiers
To eu co u rag e th e men o f a n o th e r b ein g p u t In fro m T r o u t­
Office H o w ltt B ld g ., o v er P. O.
E s tim a te s fu r n is h e d fre e on r e ­
A little c o m p e titio n
we begau singing v ario u s snugs anil d a le d is tric t.
q u e st. AU w ork G u a ra n te e d
hym ns, and they w ould Jolu lu th e lik e th is w ith th e ra ilro a d s tir» th e m
P h o n e SOI
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chorus.
A fter we had sung 'Jo h n
PHONES: Residence. I l l ; Office, 11»
B row n's Body' Dr. C lark e tu rn ed and ty o f m ilk c a n s at th e d ep o t in th e
asked me w hy I did n o t w rite som e m o rn in g
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
new w ords for th a t m usic. I replied
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n
Mr. a n d Mrs. K n ig h t w ere G re s h ­
IF YOU WANT FIRST CLASS WORK SEE
th a t I hail tried sev eral tim es, h u t uev- am v is ito rs oil T u esd ay .
H ours. 10-13 a. m 1-4 and 7-8 p m.
e r could seem to w rite auy good
Office, H o w ltt B u ild in g
enough
G R E SH A M
-
-
O REG O N
C a n ’t K eep a S e c re t.
"T he u ext m orning Ju st ab o u t 4
T h e s p le n d id w ork of C h a m b e r-
o'clock I w oke suddenly.
As 1 lay lu lu ’s T a b le ts is d aily beco m in g m o re
th ere lu bed tb e w ords o f th e hym n w idely k n o w n . Not su ch g ra n d rem -
PHONES
R esid e n c e,
T ab or
120;
Office, Main 4812 H om e A 6162
began to form them selv es In iny m ind [ edv fo r sto m a c h a n d liv e r tro u b le s
j
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I got up an d by tb e fain t light of tb e
J. M. SHORT, M. D.
¡G re sh a m D ru g Co., a n d all D ealers.
early m orning scraw led them on a
P h ysician and S u rgeon
piece o f p ap er ami th en w en t back to
R es.. » » East <l»th St.
A sto ria w ill sp en d 6280 ,0 0 0 th ia
Office. 1111-13 B e llin g B n U d la g
lied and sound asleep again
T h a t Is y e a r ou a se a w a ll, a n d (111 in fifty
P O R T L A N D . O REG O N
WE DESIGN BUILDIN G S
th e w ay th e hym n w as w ritte n .”—S a t­
b lo ck s o f city p ro p e rty fo r fa c to rie s
urday E vening Post.
FRANKIC. JONES
ETTSEL T. JONES
mill b u sin ess.
Orient
P R O F E S S IO N A L
CARDS
O T T BRO S.
«
ceHl
"Five M inutes For M em ories.”
A custom w l i l e h 1» lieeeuiilig tuition
ill Is th e sib n> deilleutlou o f th e five
m inutes beginning a t uoon ou May 30
to th ese civil w ar heroes w ho now are
passed aw ay
Soldiers, v eteran s, pub
lie men and Just plain citizen s all help
to observe tb e Itenntlful cu sto m o f de
voting live m inutes to th e m em ory of
tbe men w ho fought to keep th is co u n ­
tr y one n ation
C o rv a llis 1 b to h a v e a new E pisco-
pal c h u rc h .
A
fa rm er» c o -o p e r a tiv e c re a m er y
haa been o r g a n iz e d at B end.
Office P h o n e 4 « .
B
F H T S IC IA N
438 W orcester Bldg.
Office Hour« 9 to 12 a m ., 1.20 to 5
o v er F ir st S ta t e B ank
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON
Office on M ain S tr e e t, op. L ib ra ry
P h o n e 18
G re sh a m . O re.
Fundamental Music Training
MUST B E W R O N G .
“ J e n n y , go find J o h n n y , see w h a t j
h e is d o in g a n d te ll h ltu to s to p it
rig h t a w a y .”
O rasham .
Dr. W. C Belt
Dressmaking
In order to illu stra te the rapid grow th oi savin gs w ith 4
per cent com pound interest added, we have prepared the fo l­
low in g table:
B reak a w a y a n d g e t th e
of
cr e a m
p r o sp e r ity .”
Advertise It
M inim um , any insertion. 10c
M iscellaneous.
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SANITARY CASH MARKET
Main Street
Greaham, Oregon
W e H andle “ O n ly” the B est
“ GOVERNMENT INSPECTED”
MEATS
C. B IN D E R ,
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Proprietor
PHOTOS
AU K in d e a n d Sizes
Suda, 6, AyyanlaMt
Oyee Etery Da, -
Picture Framing
GILT
OR
NATURAL
HOOD
N EA T and C H E A P ___
MAX SCHNEIDER
M AIN S T R E E T
G R E SH A M
Ten
Electric
Generating
Plants
W idely scattered
have
Iteen built by th e P ort­
land R ailw ay, L ight A
P ow er C om pany for th e
purpose o f p roviding
Portland, Ore.
A la k e l.a b ts h d ra in a g e sc h e m e is
First N orthern M em orial Day.
The first oliservance of M em orial b e in g w o rk ed o u t In M arlon co u n ty
I’h e E u g e n e c a n n e ry Is ru n n in g on
i day In th e n orth w as In lfkUI a t Wa a t an e x p e n se of 6 -0 ,0 0 0 .
C la ss a n d P riv a te L e s s o n s
I raw b e rrie s an d g o o se b e rrie s ,
t terloo, N Y when G en eral M urray
BOTH SAW
. hud the v eteran s o f his |«>st deco rate
Phone 661
FLORENCE M HONEY
I’h e new h ig h sch o o l a t M cM Iun-
F o rtu n e T e lle r I see a loss
th e g rav es of th eir com rades. In IStIT
. die w ill co st 6 3 0.000.
V ictim
Y es; so do I.
T C. C am pbell of C in cin n ati inarched m oney.
his post to th e g rav es am i laid w re a th s p aid you In ad v an ce.
H illsb o ro w ill e re c t a t o n ce a C a r
on them
In ISOS, follow ing G en eral
•gle lib ra ry b u ild in g
S h a k e Off Y ou r R h e u m a tis m .
L ogan's req u est th ere w as a general
Now is th e tim e to get rid of y o u r
o b -ervau e of tb e day w h erev er Union
T he M illin er R un fu s t, boy! G et aoldle-s W ne burled
rh e u m a tis m
T ry a tw en ty -fiv e c e n t
i b a t d e liv e re d b efo re It's o u t of sty le.
M RS M. SQUIRE
b o ttle o f C h a m b e rla in ’s L in im e n t
a n d see how q u ick ly y o u r rh e u m a tic J M ain S tr e e t o p p o site
p a in s d is a p p e a r
Sold by G re sh a m
Bank of Gresham
D ru g C o., a n d all D ealers.
How Savings Grow
B U N G SO N
glasses.
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A tto ru e y -a t-L a w
At
th e
m a n u f a c tu r e r'» b a n q u e t
h eld in L an e co u n ty s e n tim e n t w as
u n a n im o u s a g a in s t e n a c tm e n t of any
m o re h a r r a s s in g in d u s tr ia l law s.
en d
All professional call* promptly a t­
tended. Special
atten tion to <11 s-
•fi«ea of the E yes and fitting of
Main 1940
1691
Mere Circumstances
Hold You Back!
H eeld en oe, 338
G e o . I n g lis , ML D .
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E. A. Ea«ley, Real Estate
Buye. S ells and Exchangee Reel Fa­
ta te of all kinds; writ«« F ire Inaur­
ane« and tenda money.
O fllcee 333 C h am ber o f C om m erce
B u ild in g . P o rtla n d , O regon.
PHONE
M arshall 1675
Realdence on P ow ell Street, Greaham
Reliable
E le c tric
S e r v ic e
to Ita patrona. T hrough
high ten sion transm ia-
elon Une», each o f tlieae
g en era tin g planta a re In-
ter-coinniunii-aU ve,
so
th at th e serv ice la In­
sured
ag a lh st
u n fore­
seen Interruptions.
WHERE LOCATED
Attention !
The Fartner«’ Mutual Fire
Relief Aisociation
OE PORTLAND. OREGON
Invite« all fe n ite t* whn bave no
In su ran ce on th elr fa m i building*
tn In-lire w lth u». Thia a»»oela-
a lio n ie thè rheapewl and aafeat in
th è sta te. Il insure« only country
pm perty and ha» over 63,OtM),OO®
Insurance In force.
P ortlan d ( 9 )
O regon City
S ilverton
( a ia d ero
k-Larada
B u ll Rnn
B oring
St. Joh n s
s e is m
PORTLAND RAILW’Y
LIGHT & POWER CO.
Broadw ay and Aldor S treets