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GRESHAM
PAGE TWO
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T W IC E A W E E K
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II. L. Ht. C la ir
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S u b s c r ip tio n
B a te s
O n e y e a r, $1.50
nix m o n th s , 75 e ta :
th r e e m o n th ’s t r ia l
«lib s o il p tio n ,
50c.
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w ill .a ll.
P h o n e 701
“T h e L I n o t
W a y in th e W ay
t h a t W in s .”
Ofltctel p a p e r of
G resh am , O reg o n .
Official p a p e r of
F a irv ie w , O reg o n .
th e
Tow n
of
th e
T ow n
of
E n te re d as se c o n d -class m a tte r
M arcii 3, 1911, a t th o I’ostoffice a t
G resh am , O reg o n , u n d e r th e A ct of
M arch 3, 1879.
I KE LITTLE RED St HOOI.HOUSE
I’o e try a n d s e n tim e n t a n d fo n d
re c o lle c tlo n a
c lu s te r
a ro u n d
th e
' little red sc h o o lh o u se .” It h a s In­
s p ire d p a in te rs , p o ets, o ra to rs an d
a d v e rtis e rs ; li te r a tu r e u n d th e C o n ­
g re s sio n a l
R eco rd a re fu ll of It.
W h at it h a s d o n e fo r th e n a tio n is
beyond e s tim a te , an d it is e n title d to
tile h o n o ra b le p o sitio n it o ccu p ie s,
a n d to a ll th e tr ib u te s w ritte n an d
sp o k e n und su n g und p a in te d in its
b e h a lf. Hut th e U n ited S ta te s p u b lic
h e a lth se rv ic e , w h ile It is n o t u n ­
m in d fu l of th e s e n tim e n ta l re v e ra n c e
d u e th e In s titu tio n , p ro sa ic a lly an d
e m p h a tic a lly sa y s th a t, fro m a s a n i­
ta ry
v iew p o in t. It is o b so le te an d
d a n g e ro u s.
I)r. E zra K im b a ll S p ra g u e , w ho
has been a s s o c ia te d w ith th e U n ited
S ta le s p u b lic h e a lth se rv ic e In m any
c a p a c itie s fo r o v e r
tw e n ty y e a rs ,
say s In th e O u tlo o k m a g a z in e ;
Till, fact 1 h n o t g e n e ra lly a p p re c ia t­
ed th a t c o u n try c h ild re n a re p h y si­
cally in f e rio r to th o s e re a re d in o u r
(■¡ties; but in v e s tig a tio n lias sh o w n
th a t c h ild re n In th e r u r a l d is tric ts
•-mil. r d e c id e d ly
m ore
fre q u e n tly
from m a ln u tr itio n , d isease o f th e
lu n g s, h e a rt, ey es, e a rs a n d fro m a d ­
e n o id s th a n do city c h ild re n . M any
of th o s e d e fe c ts u re a tt r ib u ta b le to
u n s a n ita ry s u r ro u n d in g s in th e little
red H choolhouse. How la c k in g th e s e
e d u c a tio n a l c e n te rs a re In p la y ­
g ro u n d s . h e a tin g , lig h tin g , v e n tila ­
tio n . s e a tin g a rr a n g e m e n ts , se w a g e
d isp o sa l, u n d la v a to rie s m an y o f us
know only to o w ell. T o o v erco m e
th e s e d eficien cies, a lm o st In v a ria b ly
d ue to lack of sk ille d a d v ice , an d
w ith th e h ope o f a ffo rd in g th e c o u n ­
try ch ild th e b en efit of h is o th e rw is e
h e a lth fu l s u r ro u n d in g s , th e a t t e n ­
tion o f s e v e ra l o f th e s e rv ic e ’s ab le st
officers, u n d e r th e le a d e rs h ip o f S u r­
geon C la rk , is d ire c te d to sch o o l h y ­
gien e.
M any a rich r u r a l d is tric t, w h ere
th e fa r m e rs a re
p ro s p e ro u s, w ith
c o m fo rta b le h an k a c c o u n ts u n d few
d e b ts s u p p o rts a d is tric t sch o o l th a t
Is c o n sp ic u o u sly In all th e a c c e s­
so rie s e n u m e ra te d in Dr. S p ra g u e 's
c ritic ism . " W h a t w as good en o u g h
fo r us Is good e n o u g h fo r o u r c h il­
d re n ," seem s to be th e g e n e ra l s e n ti­
m en t of su c h c o m m u n itie s.
Hut
n o th in g , of couthc , co u ld be f u r th e r
from th e tr u th . I t ta k e s no a c c o u n t
of p ro g re ss.
It sh o u ld
be re m e m b e re d , to o ,
tli.it th e little reil sc h o o lh o u se w ith
th e in a d e q u a te h e a lin g a p p a r a tu s ,
w ith Its p rim itiv e lig h tin g a r r a n g e ­
m en ts, Its p o o r v e n tila tio n
If it has
any at all an d w ith all it» o th e r
d ra w b a c k s am t
sh o rtc o m in g s
cun
-carcely be e x p ected
to a tt r a c t a
c o m p e te n t te a c h e r. T h e p u p ils s u f ­
fer. th e r e fo re , n o t only p h y sically but
m e n ta lly .
io a few w eek s, th ro u g h o u t th e
s la te , h u n d re d s of d is tric t sch o o ls
will open th e ir d o o rs fo r th e new-
iii
W ould It n o t be w ise fo r th e ir
p a tro n s to le a rn fo r th e m se lv e s so m e ­
th in g a b o u t (lie c o n d itio n s s u r ro u n d
li.g th e s e sch o o l p la n ts, it w ould be
i, good w ork fo r th e p a r e n t- te a c h e r s ’
is sn e la tio u s to m ak e In v e s tig a tio n s ,
o r of th e r e u re n o n e th e p eo p le of
tile d is tric ts m ig h t ta k e th e m a tte r
up in d iv id u a lly .
FO REST
IIR E S .
R e c e n t re p o rts h av e b ro u g h t dls-
m al tid in g s of p ro p e rty d e v a s ta te d o r
h u m a n lives sn u ffed
ou t
by th e
ir tg litfu l to ri si fires w hich fo r w eeks
h av e sw ep t Die p ro v in c e of O n ta rio
I 'l i e saffro n h u e of llie a tm o s p h e re
d u rin g th e p ast ten d ay s w as a ttr lb u -
'. I to th e s e tires T ile puny s tr e n g th
of m u ltitu d e s of m en seem ed Ittipo
. nt to sta y th e o n ru s h ltig flam es,
. h ieh d e v o u re d e v e ry th in g in th e i r
w ide a n d e v e r-e x p e n d in g p a th r ; y et
a rm ie s o f m en w ere e x e rtin g th e m ­
selves to th e u tm o st In th e 'iu g e riii,;
hope o f b ein g a b le to ch eck o r d iv e rt
th e tires su fficien tly to sav e th e h em es
of th e m se lv e s a n d th e ir n e ig h b o rs
a n d n o t a few o f t h e n d ied In th e
a tte m p t.
N ot only w ere vast a re a s of v a lu ­
a b le w o o d lan d s r e d e .e d to a sh e s , b u t
e n tir e v illa g e s w ere e ra s e d fto m th e
la n d s c a p e a s effe c tu a lly as If th e '
h ad n e v e r e x iste d . T h e p ro p e rty loss
a m o u n ts to m illio n s o f d o lla rs , th e
Hat of f a ta litie s Is long a n d g h a s tly ,
an d th e en d is n o t y et.
it was In dread o f som e such ta-
la m ity as th is n e a r e r h o m e th a t
m an y of th e O reg o n a n d W a sh in g to n
p a p e rs to o k o ccasio n se v e ra l tim e s to
u rg e ev ery p re c a u tio n a g a in s t th e
s ta r tin g of fo re st tires. "B e h o ld how
g re a t a m a tte r a little fire k in lle th . '
w ro te a w ise old H eb rew m an y c e n ­
tu r ie s ago. T h e w a rn in g is a n a p ­
p lic a b le to d ay as it w as th e n .
So
g re a t a n d so re a l is th e d a n g e r, one
in s tin c tiv e ly h e s ita te s
to c o m m en t
on th e c o m p a rtiv o freed o m fro m f o r ­
e st (1res w hich th e n o rth w e s t h a s ex ­
p erien ced th is seaso n to d ate.
The
p o ssib ility ,
n o t to say th e
I p ro b a b ility , o f loss by fo re st fires
will be w ith us fo r a m o n th y et, o r
lo n g e r. T h e lig h te d
m a tc h , th e
b u rn in g c ig a r o r c ig a r e tte s tu b , th e
e m b e rs o f th e cam p fire, th e g lo w in g
a sh e s in th e b o tto m o f th e pipe-bow l
— th e s e u re so u rc e s of tre m e n d o u s
p eril w hen c a re le ssly le ft on th e d ry
m a te ria l w hich a b o u n d s in th e w oods
a t th is session of th e y e a r. T h e O u t­
look a g a in u rg e s c a u tio n , a n d calls
th e e x p e rie n c e o f o th e r se a so n s to
w itn e ss th e need.
OUTLOOK
M O W 1« I-:.
The
lit; 16 e a r fro m F ir s t an d
A ld er s t r e e t to G re sh a m on S u n d ay
n ig h t c o n ta in e d 125 p a ss e n g e rs fo r
v a rio u s s ta tio n s a lo n g th e lin e , a c ­
c o rd in g to th e re g is te r.
As th e r e
a re b u t 56 s e a ts In th e c a r it w as a
m a tte r of s ta n d in g up fo r th e o th e r s
u n til se a ts w ere v acated .
T w en ty -
fo u r o f th e p a ss e n g e rs cam e th ro u g h
to G resh am .
It w as n o ticed th a t th e O reg o n
C ity tr a in ,
lea v in g
tw o m in u te s
a h e a il of th e G re sh a m cu r. c a rrie d
tw o em p ty tr u lle r a a n d th e r e wus
c o n s id e ra b le c o m p la in t
b ec a u se a
tr a il e r w as not s e n t o u t to G re s h ­
am . Of c o u rse th e c o n g e stio n on th e
G resh am c a r w as n o t fo re se e n , b u t
It Is of com m on o c c u re n c e on S u n ­
d ay n ig h ts
und
m u ch
c o m p la in t
co u ld be av o id ed by p ro v id in g fo r
Ju st su ch e m e rg e n c ie s
If th e ru llro a d s w ere to d e m a n d an
In c re a se I I I w ag es (a n d th a t Is w hat
an In crease In ra te s m e a n s ) an d be­
in g re fu se d to o k a s tr ik e v o te o f th e
officials, » h u t w ould th e p u b lic say
a n d d o ’ In w hat resp ect Is th 's d if­
fe re n t fro m th e a c tio n o f th e e m ­
plo y es In tr a in a n d e n g in e serv ice
w ho w ere re fu se d a n o th e r In crease
In w ages a p p ro x im a tin g $ 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,-
000 a y e a r, d ec lin e d to a r b i tr a te an d
a re now ta k in g a s tr ik e vote?
No issu e b etw een th e railw ay
m a n a g e m e n ts a n d th e ir em p lo y es can
be so in h e re n tly m e rito rio u s a s to
ju s tify re fu s a l to a r b i tr a te by e ith e r
side. T h e p u b lic b eliev es in a r b itr a -
lio n a n d will be slow to ex cuae t r e t
p ass on Its rig h ts a n d w e lfa re in tills
re g a rd .
Home
e x c ellen t E a rly C ra w fo rd
p each es a re
b ein g
d e liv e re d
in
G re sh a m fro m n e a r B a k e r’s B rid g e
on til»“ C la c k a m a s riv er.
T h a t lo ­
c a lity Is a w o n d e rfu l peach d is tric t,
th e cro p s n early a lw a y s b ein g la rg e
an d o f tine q u a lity .
T heodor«' R o o sev elt Is q u o te d a s
sa y in g th a t u n le ss we r e tu r n to a
p ro te c tiv e ta riff we s h a ll face w id e­
sp re a d econom ic d is a s te r a t th e end
o f th e w ar.
T he open sesa m o
A W ant Ad.
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w ith w h a t you are p a y in g a n d see if you a re E conom izing
1» It»«.. E m i t s u g a r fo r
Hl.ou Now is the time of year tin- Flies
R o y al Rk. P o w d e r, 1 lb. ca n
4<»c annoy you—buy 1 box of Tangle-
S c h illin g s B k. P o w d e r, I lb. can 40c foot.
C re sc e n t R k. P o w d e r, I lb. can 2Oc
R u m fo rd R k. P o w d e r, I lb. c an 25»
I turn fol d Rk. P o w d e r, 3 lb. can 05c
Jelly G lasses, e o v e re d a n d u n ­
covered , dozen
................ 22«
(«old D ust, large siz e p k g................20c
P ea rlin e, larg leesz
P ea rlin e, U r g e size p k g .................. 20 c
Catsup. Gold .Medal, 10 oz. hot.
12c
(»old Star Soap. 7 bars for
25c
Itleai hiu g Soap, O bars (or
25c
1 eliln iaii's D ouble Refined Ho rax
i. fo e
........ ......................... 25c
2 pkgs. L illy G loss S t a r c h ..............15c
2 pkgs. L illy Corn Starch
15c
2
p k g s.
Iv o ry
C old
W a te r
S ta rc h .............................................. I ’»<
( a n m s I S a u e r K ra u t, ju s t th e
th in g for su m m e r, 2 cans for 25c
Canned k rau t and S au sage, le a n 2Oc
F ly P a p e r, 2 5 d o u b le s h e e ts fo r 2Oc
" I ’ra k e s S p e c ia l” B len d C offee
pec III.
3i» i
.1. A. E. S p ecial B le n d C offee
|»er lb.
2 5c
P a r a ttn e W ax C uke.
lOc
Jar R ubbers, 1 dozen
5c
I have a large stock of Granite-
ware which it will pay you to see
before buying as I can save you
money.
Match»*, (1 hoxt* for
25«’
Sw eet tu n n e d Corn, 3 f o r ............ 25c
M aine C a n n e d C o rn , 2 for
25c
B ro o m s from 25c up.
R e m e m b e r th a t every a rticle is g u a ra n te e d to b e a s re p re ­
se n te d or m o n ey re fu n d e d .
J. A. FRAKES
GRESHAM ,
(/i i i it C \ t :
AUGUST
COMPARE THESE PRICES
T H E SCHO OLS AND LAHOR DAY.
So f a r th e a c tio n o f th e P o rtla n d
sch o o l b o ard , In d e c id in g to o pen th e
city sch o o ls on L a b o r day h a s n o t
been re scin d ed u n d th e r e Is no pro b
u b illty th a t It w ill be. M ost lik ely
th e sch o o ls will o p en to e m p ty b en c h ­
es as th e o p p o sitio n is so w id esp read
th a t n o t m any p a re n ts w ill allo w
th e ir c h ild re n to a tte n d on th a t day.
T h e G re sh a m g ra d e school will a l­
so b egin w ork on th e sa m e day und
th e r e is u fe e lin g th a t th e d ire c to rs
sh o u ld c h a n g e th e o p e n in g day a s a
co n cessio n to th e feelingB o f th o se
w ho a re of th e o p in io n th a t a legal
h o lid ay w as m a d e to be o b serv ed .
L u b o r d ay , e sp ecially in th e big
c itie s, is sacred to th o s e w ho ra re ly
g e t h o lid a y s w hich th ey m ay Ju stly
call th e ir ow n. G re a t p re p a r a tio n s
h a v e been m ad e to c e le b ra te n ext
M onday by th e m an an d w om en of
th e a llie d tra d e s , a n d th ey n a tu r a lly
d e sire to h av e th e i r c h ild re n c e le ­
b ra te It w ith th e m . So th e r e Is to be
th e sp e c ta c le of official a rro g a n c e s e t­
tin g its e lf up In o p p o sitio n to th e
g re a t m usses o f w o rk in g peo p le ju s t
o u t o f p u re stu b b o rn n e s s . T o co n ­
ced e tin* re q u e s t of th e so cieties an d
th e p ro te s ts o f m any o th e r s w ould be
a g ra c e fu l act of th e b o ard of d ir e c t­
o rs , a n d o n e of th e least fo rm s of
rec o g n itio n th e p u b lic can give to
lab o r.
T h e sch o o l d ire c to rs w ho so de
te rm lu e d ly a ss e rt th e ir a rro g a n c e to
la b o r a n d its m ost c h e rish e d I n s titu ­
tio n a r e in v itin g u n n e c e ss a ry tro u b le .
W h ile th e s itu a tio n in G re sh a m is not
so a c u te as It Is in P o rtla n d it may
be se rio u s en o u g h fo r so m e to re ­
m e m b e r in th e fu tu re . At any la te
th e r e w ill be n o th in g g a in ed by tin “
o p e n in g of th e sch o o ls h e re o r els.,
w h ere on L a b o r day.
TUESDAY,
D on’t co m p la in a b o u t th e b u rd e n
of p o litics. T h in k o f th e h a rd s h ip s
u n d e rg o n e by y o u r fa th e rs , w ho h ad
to c a rry a le a k y coal oil to rc h in th e
p a ra d e
ju s t b e fo re e le c tio n and
so m e tim e s a f t e r th e e le c tio n was
o v er! T h e la t te r e m e rg e n c y d e p e n d ­
ed u p o n th e re s u lt.
T h e s te a lin g of a u to m o b ile s has
been red u c e d to su ch an effective
scien ce th a t it is g e ttin g to be a case
of u n easy lies th e h ead th a t o w n s a
c a r. H ut ev en y et th e r e a re a good
m any p eo p le w ho d o n ’t feel th a t it is
n e c e ssa ry fo r th e m to w o rry a b o u t
su ch a th in g .
The
b o n eh ead s u b s c rib e r of a
C la c k a m a s v illag e w a n ts to know If
we w ould g ive $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 fo r th e
D an ish W est In d ies. Of c o u rs e not.
In th e first p lace we a re a little shy
of th a t a m o u n t, a n d , seco n d ly we
h av e no need o f a n a v a l s ta tio n .
OREGON
N otice of M eeting of County H o u r ii
o f E q u alization .
N o tice is h e re b y g iv en th a t on
M onday, S e p te m b e r 11, 1916, th e
H oard o f E q u a liz a tio n o f M u ltn o ­
m ah c o u n ty w ill a tte n d a t th e office
of th e c o u n ty a ss e sso r, a t th e c o u r t­
h o u se in P o rtla n d , a n d p u b licly ex ­
a m in e th e a ss e ssm e n t ro lls fo r th e
y e a r 1916, an d c o rre c t a ll e r r o r s in
v a lu a tio n , d e sc rip tio n o r q u a litie s of
lan d s, lo ts o r o th e r p ro p e rty , a s ­
sessed by th e co u n ty a sse sso r. A nd
it s h a ll be th e d u ty of p e rso n s in t e r ­
e ste d to a p p e a r at th e tim e a n d p lace
a p p o in te d .
If it sh u li a p p e a r to
su ch B o ard of E q u a liz a tio n
th a t
th e r e a r e an y la n d s o r lo ts o r o th e r
p ro p e rty a ssessed tw ice, o r In c o rre c t­
ly a ssessed as to d e sc rip tio n o r q u a n ­
tity , a n d in th e n a m e o f a p erso n o r
p e rs o n s n o t th e o w n e r th e re o f, o r
a sse sse d u n d e r o r beyond th e a c tu a l
fu ll cash v a lu e th e re o f, said H oard
m ay m a k e p ro p e r c o rre c tio n of th e
sam e.
If it s h a ll a p p e a r to su ch
B oard th a t a n y la n d , lo ts o r o th e r
p ro p e rty a ss e ssa b le by th e a ss e sso r
a re not a sse sse d , su ch B oard s h a ll
a ssess th e sam e a t th e fu ll ca sh
v alu e th e re o f.
H E N R Y E. R E E D ,
C o u n ty A ssessor.
P o rtla n d , O reg o n , A u g u st 19, 1916.
F irs t pul). A u g u st 22, 1916.
L ast pub. S ept. 12, 1916.
WANTS
l c w ord fo r first In s e rtio n ; o n s-
h a lf c e n t a w ord e ach s u b s e q u e n t in ­
s e rtio n .
M in im u m , a n y In s e rtio n , 10c.
LIVESTOCK
cow s
B E E F CA TTLE W ANTED
Cows
4> £-6c;
live hogs $8.90.
En­
q u ire T. It. H o w itt. P h o n e 516.
HORSES
FO R S A L E — T en
head
of
w ork
h o rses, heav y a n d lig h t.
W. A.
P ro c to r, p h o n e 718 o r c all S andy
F ir L u m b e r Co. P h o n e S an d y 46.
Columbia Beach BUTTER
Is Now Open
Uni tint) Learning and labor
THE ORECON
AGRICULTURAL COLLECE
SEPTEMBER 18, 1916.
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Power Company
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d a y . < e p t. in b e r 1«. 191(1.
a p o r la l ( m in i n g In C o m m e r r t , J o u r n a lis m .
J A rt h lt e r t u r e . L a w . M « < 9 **« e T e a c h in g . L ib r a
: ry W o r k , M u i l r , l'h y w h a l T r a in i n g a n d L in e
J A rt» , l-o rg e a n d s tro n g d e p a r tm e n t« u f L ib e r ­
a l ^ d u r a t io n .
L ib r a r y o f m o re t h a n A t, •0 (1 v o lu m e « . f i f ­
te e n b u ild in g « f u l l y e q u ip p e d , t o o « p le n d ld
gy m n n ilu m t .
T n lt lo n F re e . P o r m lt o r t e e fo r m e n a nd fo r
w o m e n . K t p e n • • • L o w e e t.
W r it e fo> fr e e o a ta lo c e .a d d r e M ln g R e g is t r a r
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G re sh a m office o v e r A n c h o r s to re ,
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16 h a n d s, 3 to 8 y e a rs o ld ; also
good, 1400 to 1600 p o u n d h o rses,
a ll g e ld in g s ; a lso (pules fro m 3 to
8 y e a rs oi l. 14-1 to 15-1 h a n d s
so u n d , a t R uby S to ck F a rm , Base
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P H Y S IC IA N S
S.
P.
B I T T N E R, M. D
P h y sic ia n anti S u rg e o n
P IG S
O F F IC E H O U R S
10 a. m. tu 12 m .,
1 p. m. to 3 p. m.
7 to » p. m. a t office
S H Ö A T 8 fo r s a le — S. T. L in d . P h o n e
28x1.
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E n tr a n c e on M a in S t., n e x t d o o r to
S te r lin g & K id d e r ’s.
Office o v e r R a n k o f G r e s h a m
P h o n e 631
P IG S F O R SA LE .
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p h o n e 169, T ro u td a le .
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PH O N ES:
T E N W E E K S P IG S fo r sa le , Du-
ro c -Je rse y , C o lu m b ia View F a rm .
P h o n e C o rb e tt 62.
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POULTRY
R e sid e n c e . I l l ; Office t l x
H. H. HUGHES, M D.
H o u r s — 10-12 a m.,
3-4 a n d 7-3 p. m.
Office, H o w itt B u ild in g
G re sh a m , O reg o n
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R. I.
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REAL ESTATE, RENTALS
FO R T R A D E — H om e a n d
lo t in
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near
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H igh
sch o o l, fo r u n im p ro v e d a c re a g e
n e a r G re sh a m . A d d re ss O u tlo o k .
FO R
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F iv e-ro o m
c o tta g e ,
fu rn is h e d . A lso tw o -ro o m h o u se,
p a rtly fu r n is h e d .
B oth on T h ird
s tre e t.
R en t re a s o n a b le . W. E.
W ood.
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P H Y S IC IA N an d SU B O E O N
A ll p r o f e s s io n a l c a l l s p r o m p tl y a t ­
te n d e d . S p e c ia l a t t e n t i o n
to d i s ­
e a s e s o f th e E y e s a n d f ittin g o f
G la s s e s .
H o u rs . 10-12 a. m .; 1-4, 7-8 p. m.
O ver F ir s t S t a te B a n k , G r e sh a m
PHONES
R e sid e n c e .
T a b o r 120
Office, M a in 4812; H o m e A-5162
J. M. S H O R T , M. D.
P h y s ic ia n
and
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PO RTLA N D , OREGON
DR. MABEL JANE D0RING
OSTEOPATH IC P H Y SIC IA N
O F F IC E H O U R S — 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
S33 M o r g a n B ld g ., P o r t la n d , Ora.
P h o n e M a r s h a ll 180»
P H O N E M a in 310
R ea. G ilb e r t S ta.
GEO. F. A. WALKER, 0. D.
O p t o m e t r is t a n d O p tlo la a
G laaae e F i t t e d .
L e n se » D u p lic a te d .
» r e s c r l p t l o n s F ille d .
701-2 M o rg a n B ld g .
W a s h in g to n a t B r o a d w a y
P o r tla n d
C. A. LINDSTROM, D. V. M.
Y e te rin u ria n
G re a h a m , O re.
I’h o n e 179
IN B U B A N C B
JO H N
BROW N
IN S U K A N C N
R e p re s e n tin g only ItE I .IA Itl.E IN ­
NI R A N C E C O M P A N IE S
P h o n e 613
O r e e h a n i. O r e g o n
JAMES
ELKINGT0N
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A C C ID E N T
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P H O N E S — Office 81«,
R e e ld e n c e «3
W tsln e sd a y s a in I S a tu r d a y s a t
G re sh a m p h o n e 517.
C. G. S C H N E I D E R
A T T O R N E Y AT LAW
F ir s t S ta te H ank B ldg.
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vere a tta c k o f d ia r rh o e a w hich last- I
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w eig h t 1300 lbs.
H. C. W ih lo n ,
R o u te 4, p h o n e 381.
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FO R R E N T
A sm a ll bro w n c o tta g e .
I t w a sn ’t so v ery m an y y e a rs ago
E. D avidson. P h o n e 509.
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th a t th e Society o f E q u ity s ta r tle d
MISCELLANEOUS
ev ery b o d y by u rg in g fa r m e rs to hold
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FO R
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s p r in g w agon
T a ilo rin g .
th e y m u st g e t $1 CO fo r It. H ow
w ith co v ered top.
W ill tr a d e fo r
F o r m en a n d w o m en — c le a n in g ,
wood o r c a ttle . C h as. C lev elan d .
p rices do gro w in th is c o u n tr y , as p re s sin g a n d re p a irin g d o n e well.
w ell as w h e a t!
P e te r L e n a rd , P ow ell s tre e t.
T h e P le a s a n t H om e F e e d M ill 1 h
in s ta llin g new g rin d in g m a c h in e ry ,
T h e w e a th e r o f la s t w eek show s
a n d w ill be p re p a re d to h a n d le all
T lie R est L ax ativ e.
vvliat th e w e a th e r m an can do w hen
To k e e p th e bow els r e g u la r th e feed, ro lle d a n d g ro u n d . A. E. De-
H aven.
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he g e ts Into m id -seaso n form .
b est la x a tiv e is o u td o o r ex ercise.
D rin k a fu ll g lass of w a te r h a lf an FO R S A L E — -Good buggy w ith new
W ell, a n y h o w , th a t pro p o sed 10-
to p ; sin g le h a rn e s s. P h o n e 498.
h o u r b e fo re b r e a k f a s t a n d e a t an
c e u t lo a f w ould len d ad d e d d ig n ity
a b u n d a n c e of f r u it a n d v e g e ta b le s,
W ood.
to a m a n ’s tw o la st n ick les.
also e s ta b lis h a r e g u la r h a b it a n d be
F ir s t G ro w th F ir, a lso M aple wood
s u r e th a t
y o u r bow els m ove once f o r sale.
L eave o rd e r s w ith A. W.
W e c a n n o t te ll w h a t th e fu tu re each day. W hen a m e d ic in e is n eed ed M etzger.
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w ill b rin g , b u t th e u n jitn e y e d p a st is
a re p le a s a n t to ta k e a n d m ild a n d
se cu re.
g e n tle in effect. F o r s a le a t G re s h ­
C»M>|M*r R e u n io n .
am D ru g S to re .— Adv.
New Y ork finds C oney Is la n d re s ­
T h e e le v e n th a n n u a l re u n io n of
ta u r a n ts m o re
s a n ita r y
th a n th e
tiie C o o p er fam ily w as h eld la s t W ed ­
c ity ’s.
n esd ay a t th e A u to C lu b picnic
g ro u n d s .
T h e C o o p ers a re an old
p io n e e r fa m ily in O reg o n , h a v in g
cro ssed th e p la in s w ith ox teu m s in
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S A N IT A R Y
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For Sale by Leading Grocers
b irth d a y g ift by th e re la tiv e s p re s ­
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BEST BATHING RESORT
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IN THE NORTHWEST
re m in isc e n c e s a n d e le c tio n o f offi­
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d e n t. a n d E. W. C o o p er of A lbany
w as e le c te d s e c re ta ry . It w as d e c id ­
Fine for the ‘‘Kiddies’
ed to m eet next y e a r w ith J. E. C oop­
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T h o se w ho a tte n d e d th e re u n io n
Kirsi Class Amusements,
w ere Mr. a n d Mrs. IJ. J. C o o p er of
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