PU. E
GRESHAM
TW O
( jresham
tendency of the present Inter-schol-
sport system .
O utlook ■ astlc
The American hoy
COLLEGIATE
OUTLOOK TUESDAY,
I ARMING.
MARCH
6.
1917
C ow s to He Sold .
In the last few years a great deal
Dairymen and others looking for
or girl will not
TWICE
'
WEEK
His young, fresh cow s should attend the
become an autom aton if g iv en a little lias happened to the farm er.
' •
d every Tuesda ' and Friday
leeway under good discipline
And problems have been taken up by ex Rasm ussen sale at The Corbett ranch
At Gresham. Oregon
litis
being
so,
there
Is
nothing
to
fear perim enters and agricultural agen ts on March 15th. J. T. Wilson w ill be
<i i ’ i . a T r $2 SON, Props.
As there are but
in organizing the sports, which, con I from the Agricultural co lleges whose the auctioneer.
trolled, directed, and adjusted to the business It lia s been first to under tw elve head and all are fresh they
growing requirem ents of young peo stand the problems and then to solve | will be easily sold.
Out
S u b s o r lp tlo a
The old-fashioned farm er
R a ta l
ple. may be utilized to produce gen them.
How to P revent Croup.
once scoffed at "farm co lleg es,” or
One year. $1.60
eration
after
generation
of
fine,
ro
•lx m onths, 76 c ti;
W hen the child is subject to a t
at best but little understood them ,
th r e e m o n th ’» t r i a l
bust, soundly developed youngsters.
tacks of croup, see to it that he eats
tuhsorlntlon,
50c.
Again, the Interest shown In the und not entirely without reason, for ; a ligh t even in g m eal, as an overlaod-
Advertising
hoys and girls by the com m unity as It was not pluln to him that the col \ ed stom ach may bring on an attack,
K ates reason able
such Is repaid many time» by the leges really understoood the difficul I also watch for the first sym ptom —
'm i rep resen ta tiv e
! hoarseness, and give C ham berlain’s
w ill
a ll.
community spirit «cultivated In the ties of faim ln g. Often lie had reas- ¡Cough Remedy as soon as the child
i
on
to
believe
ihal
the
co
lleges
begun
hearts
ol
the
children.
We
waul
our
P h o n » 701
becomes hoarse.
Obtainable every
young people Io grow up in the con | with a theory and a determ ination to w h e r e - Adv.
The L I n o t y p o
Way 1» the W ay
viction that their town is a mighty prove It, rather than with a prob
that W in»"
F or S ale.
line place in which to live, a place lem und a determ ination to solve It.
W hite Leghorn hatching eggs,
Now. however, the average suc chicks and cockerels. L aying pullets,
Official paper of
worth loving and doing things for. A
Gresham, Oregon,
season of health -givin g gam es and cessful farmer knows that w hile the 318 per dozen. H. W. Cooley £
Official paper of
sports, provided by the town, and pioneer agricultural co lleges made Son, T routdale, Oregon. Phone 434.
Oregon.
Fairview,
ending In a great com m unity day of many m istakes, they really saved the
Entered as second-cla»» matter com petitions and exhibitions, would business of farm ing
from serious
1911,
at
the
Poetofflce
at
March 3,
difficulties arising out of rem oteness
Oregon,
under
the
Act
of
he
productive
of
just
this
town
feel
t'resham,
Irom t h e determ ining elem en ts in
March 3. 187 9.
ing
And If the Idea should become gen the progress of a revolutionary age.
eral, If all the cities and towns They served us the con n ectin g link
would adopt It, In the course of years between ihe progress in Industry and
Through them he was
there would develop the sportsinan- the farm er
llke comradeship, the motion of team enabled to keep up with the trend of
play, the habit o f discipline, which uit age that by steam and electricity
tend to the fitting of the hoys for the und clieutlstry halved tim e and d is
OREGON’S 111 MIRATION.
And w ithout know ing, per
greater organization of man power tance
The nut Ion has been grievously de which becomes necessary at time» In haps, precisely what they w ere do
CRISP, GOLDEN BROWN
ing, the colleges prepared the farm
serted by tw elve senators who re the life o f all nations
TOAST MADE ON A
er >o w ithstand the econom ic revolu
timed the president’s request that he
tions
Incident
to
a
change
to
more
With Germany m arking out the
be given authority to arm Ameri
purts of the ocean on which we may intensive farm ing. T hese ure the
which
have been
can merchant ships to meet the Ger sail our ships, and an em inent Jap broad benefits
evolved
so
slow
ly
that
they
can be
man subm arine menace.
anese statesm an In this country tell
appreciated only If viewed as h is
Not only has the nation been be ing us what kind o f laws we may
tory.
trayed by these tw elve senator», but und may not pass, we ure reduced to
Twenty years ago the agricu ltu re
the necessity of running our own
the state of Oregon has been deep
bluffs on such countries as Cuba und ol the United S tales wus w ithout or-
ly huiniluted by the action of Sena
kuii I xh .I oii . without
a acientilic or
tor Lane in giving Ills support to the San Domingo.
rational bus*
It had little stan d in g
filibuster led by L aF ollette of W is
am ong miter Industries, and its fo l
The Inquisitive subscriber ut T rout
consin. The president Is right In de
low ers were looked down upon by
nouncing their action as the iuo»l dale asks uh , "W hich la Ihe most those of otln-r vocations. Today all
reprehensible in the history of any popular of our national anthem s?" Is changed
The funner who Is not
From our observation after hearlug
civilized nation.
ilolng well Is still farm ing according
MODERN G. E. TOASTER
What tile president proposed was the returns from all over the north to pust standards. The new farm er
to protect American lives and Amer west, where the bulk o f prohibitive Is. In general, the successful farm er.
is simply delicious
ican com m erce, anti to do It with population resides, It seem s that "The And yet, the work is only begun, for
CALL AND SE E OUR
clear anti stead fast purpose.
The (lid Oaken B ucket” la quite the most the farm must be made more attrac
SPLEN D ID
DISPLAY
senate should not have abdicated Its popular
tive. som ething must
be done to
OF NEW TOASTERS.
powers and should have supported
counteract the lure of the city, per
I'oiigreastueu
may
be w eighted haps Hie most Insidious force that is
the president in his reasonable and
They are reasonable in price
patriotic purpose, and have Insisted down by war responsibilities, but our working against Hie perfection of the
on a definite policy in keeping with idea la a good inuny o f them are Anierlcnu social structure.
ELECTRIC STORE, Electric Building
more heavily w eighted down by the
I lie country’s dignity and honor.
It is not sim ply a question of keep grevloua reflection that on Monday
Him < onions have gone up so high
iug comm erce m oving or of relieving last they were (recking hom e for Hie c o o k s s r e shedding few er tears.
Height
congestion,
though these good. Auywuy Ihe Oregon d elega
J . T . W IL S O N
m a lle i'» are most im portant. Indeed, tion, will remain on the Job tw o years
In liiquatiHtil l u e t io n Sale.
AUCTIONEER
they touch the honor of the nutlon, longer.
Au auction sale advertised in the
Farm, Stock and Furniture
: l u c e it must com m and respect for Its
Outlook io com e oft on March 10th,
Sales a Specialty.
Hag on the ocean.
Hut It was no
Fishnlrklng
In Johnson
creek at tli
Kattdle place near Spring-
Auction
Sales at Rooms 171,
"material interest" that compelled hasn’t been a very popular sport this wut< r. litre* m iles sou th east of Es-
Second street, Monday, W ednes
the president to the course be took winter because Ihe sh ortage of pre ta< ida. t- a tlta clin g attention from
day and Friday, at 10 a. m., ev
Ills thought was "not only of the cipitation haa m ade Johnson rieek the quality of the stock to be sold.
ery week.
rights o i A m ericans to come and go alliiosl bone dry and the salm on trout There 1» also a large list of farm ing
169, 171 and 173 Second Street,
about their proper business by way are not able (o Im m igrate hither ihi I s and Implementa, haled hay. in
Portland, Oregon.
ol tlie sea, hut also of som ething ward from the raging W illam ette
P h o n e M ain
11120 or G resh ou i
cubator ami household
furniture.
dei per and more fundam ental than
O u tlo o k 7 0 1 .
W S Wood o f Vancouver will be
I hut.”
A New York doctor a sserts that auctioneer. A .Meyers, of G resham ,
every pint of whisky shortens a m an’s i li irk
1 here will be a free lunch
i OMMI M IA I’l.A lG I lo i K M
life by eleven hours
According Io al noon.
There is one feature which is a l (hat sort of lualhem atlcs, som e men
Read Ihe Want Ads.
T rain» for E n la c a d a or Bull Run
most. entirely lucking in all American we used Io know who are m ore than
I (B u ll Kun T ra in s lea v e Mt. Hood Depot*
cities, though it is nearly upproached fitly years old would lack 300 years
12
26 AM S unday Only.
SUM M OBS.
5 26 AM t*ly. M ail and E x p ress.
in the largest of them . It Is the •'»• of being bom .
Toast Is Fine
for the
Growing “ Kiddies”
Gresham Time Table
tahiishing and m aintaining of public
playgrounds. In Portlund, for In
stance, there ure several sm all parks
w h e r e all classes of people may gath
er lor recreation or such am usem euts
as they may provide lor them selves,
hut in their broader seuse they are
not com m unity playgrounds
What
we mean is that hut a sm all percent
age of the public use them , and then
only for the shade they afford on a
licit Sunday.
Hut the sm all cities have nothing
ol the kind, and there is no organ
iled effort to have them such as we
have in mind, Here in Gresham we
have as com m unity recreations the
county fair, the Chautauqua and the
grange tielil day, hut they are only
once a year attraction s covering leas
than two w eeks altogether, A com
iiiiiiiity playground would he opei
lot mouths and would he used by ev
erybody, hut principally by the boys
and girls in organized pastim e under
iie supervision of the older people
ho could enjoy their sports and en-
i i i i i o ihe spirit of their games.
We , insider it one of the line, new
ideas sopiethiug that has in It a
.ood deal more than appears on the
t iin ace
it s superficial aspect is
uough to make it worth while, but
lie public playground does more
liiau provide safe, innovent, organ
izi d pastim e for young people.
It is
a comm unity asset, a long time in
vest ment, the returns upon which
■ ame iu the course of many years and
in a variety of ways.
Organised play, under sk illfu l su
pervision, may be made as useful as
any other course iu physical culture.
It luys a tine foundation for lasting
health.
We don’t want to aee the
children robbed of spontaneous >n
joy ment, and converted Into m edian
i« at units whose youthful Joys are re
duced to a system , with a view of flt-
ilug them Into sporting machiues.
Nor is there the slig h test danger of
this if they art* given w holesom e lib
erty in Gieir own gam es. Under the
new method it would be quite im pos
sible in a land where the individual
I» allow ed hi» fu llest significance to
m erge the boy iuto any condition tbat
bis play would become altogether a
m atter of business. Aud that 1» the
You can’t blame King A lfonso for
sidestepping a row
with Germany
Al is one of the several rulers quail-
lied to testify that General Sherman
spit out a whole m outhful once about
war.
If Multnomah county w ill do Ils
duty in the potato lin e this year. It la
our purpoae to get in the pantry ev
ery day next w inter and g iv e the h
c. of I. the hoarae hoot.
The Cuban revolution. It la said,
w ill frighten away the tou rists
llut
why? What ean be more interesting
to a disinterested onlooker than a
Cuban revolution?
The governm ent has arranged that
) 10,000 gold certlfleates may be had
on request. They w ill eoiue In mighty
handy when you are out potato shop
ping
III ease of h ostilities, we expert to
turn over this colum n to the govern
ment, agreeing to operate It at cost
with all our pencil stu b s thrown in.
Henry Ford has Increased his pop-
ulvrlty In Gresham. Judging from
Larourell A Sou’s order for sixty-four
I’otd m achines for March and April
It may be safe enough for a tong
gang to kill a titan in Portland, but
they need be cautious about being
taugh in a fnnian game.
WANTS
PROFESSIONAL AND
B U SIN E SS CARDS
D E N T IS T S
lc word for first insertion; one-
half cent a word each subsequent In --------------------------- —-
sertion.
PH O NES: Office 114,
Minimum, any insertion, 10c.
W. J.
Res. 116
O TT
D E N T IS T
LIVESTOCK
G resham office over A nchor store,
en tran ce n ex t door to H ardw are
store
In Sandy ev ery T u esd ay and
W ednesday.
COWS
FRESH COW for sale.
Phone Corbett 5x2.
Geo. Shelley. 1
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FOR SALE— 10 cows, som e fresh, i P H O N E S —Office 517
R esidence 5lx
som e com ing fresh soon
Or w ill
exchange for strippers. S. T. i
J. E CLANAHAN
Lind. Phone 28x1.
tf
DENTIST
YOUNG BULL CALF for sale, regis
Office: F ir st S ta te Bank B u ild in g
tered A. .1. C. C. Jersey, from high
GRESH AM . 0R X O O N
testin g stock. W ill sell cheap and i-------------------------- ----------------------------
give pedigree if desired. Phone 7tlx
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HORSES
DR
FOR SALE— Span of large colts, 3
years old th is spring.
Will sell
cheap. B ill Andrews. Phone 374.
H.
O TT
1 »ENTIST
lio w itt B u ild in g
G resham . O regon
PH O NE 113
FOR SALE— F ine young horse. D.
S. Johnson, Gresham.
tf
J
P H Y S IC I A N S
FOR SALE OR T R A D E - Horse,
buggy and harness.
Lauderback
Bros., P leasant Hom e. Phone 753.
S. P.
B I T T N E R , M. D.
P hysician and Surgeon
P oultry
O F F IC E H O URS
10 a m. to 12 m„
1 p. m. to 3 p. m.
7 to 3 p. m. a t office
P hon e G31
E n tran ce on Main St., n ext door to
S te r lin g a K idder’».
Office over Rank o f G resham
FOR SALE— Pure bred Plym outh
Rock eggs for hatching. Setting
of 15 eggs, $1.50.
Mrs. P. B.
Eder. Phone 368.
3
FOR SALE— 20 pigeons for $5. A
bargain, also heifer calf 5 days
old, good m ilking strain.
C. I.
Thom as, T routdale, Ore.
Phone
151.
3
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PH O NES:
R es tence 111; Office llx
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
H ours— 10-12 a. m., 2-4 and 7-8 p. m.
Office. H o w itt B u ild in g
G RESH AM ,
-
OREGON
FOR SALE— One year-old pure bred
W hite Rock rooster; also eggs for
hatching from pure bred, blue
ribbon W hite Rocks. Mrs. C. Tay
lor, R4, Gresham.
r
,
S. C. R. 1. RED EGGS for hatching
from dark red stock, $1.00 per se t
ting. Mrs. Cora Ogden, Gresham.
P hone 295.
P hon es
FOR SALE— At on e-h alf price, four
In tern ation al
Sanitary
Hovers,
nearly new. D. T. W illiam s, R. 1,
G la s s e s .
Office 46;
GEO.
■
Res. 61
IN G L IS ,
M. D.
P H Y SIC IA N and SUHG EO N
All p ro fessio n a l c a lls prom ptly a t
tended. S p ecial a tten tio n
to d is
ea se s of the Eye» and fittin g of
H ours. 10-12 a. m.; 1-4. 7-8 p. m.
Over F ir st S ta te Bank, G resham
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FOR SA LE — A pure bred Buttercup
cock, a beauty; also good buggy
harness. Miss Giese, C edarvillt.
Phones, Office «21
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Res. 55x1
EMILY F. BOLCOM. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS
WOMEN and CHILDREN
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 12 in.
1 p. to 3 p. m.
FOR RENT— 2-acre tract, on Pow
ell V alley road ju st east of Gresh
am city lim its, 8-room house,
barn, chicken house, orchard, ber
ries. Mrs. Hans Larsen, Boring,
phone 40x.
tf
O liic e o v e r B a n k o f G r e s h a m
PH O NES— R esidence.
Tabor 120
O ffice M a in 4812:
H om e A-5152
J. M. S H 0 R T, M. D.
PORTLAND PROPERTY and acre
age, at. value $2,200 to trade for
property in or near Gresham. W ill
assum e som e.
Address CX, care
O u t l o o k . ________________
FIVE-ROOM
FUR NISH ED
house
for rent. W. E. Wood, Gresham.
H.
P h y sic ia n and Surgeon
Res.. 93 E a st 69th St.
Office, 1111-12 S e llin g B u ild in g
P O R TLA N D . OREGON
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DR. MABEL JANE DORING
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Mortgage Loans
O FF IC E H O UK S— 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
532 M organ B ld g., P ortlan d , Or».
P hon e M arsh all 1809
We have m oney to lend on real
estate. From $300 to $10,000. Five
per cent, 6 per cent and 7 per cent.
Liberal re-paym ent privileges.
OCCIDENTAL PROPERTY CO.,
605 McKay Bldg.
PORTLAND,
OREGON
6 <i AM 1 *ly Ex. Sun. to P lea s. Hom e '
6 52 A M S u n . to B u ll Run.
FARM PROPERTY
7 -46 AM Dly to E stacada.
8 45 AM G resham ,Sun. to E s ' ds
9 60 AM D ly to B u ll Run.
DAIRY FARM for rent. For partic
Defendant.
10:10 AM D ly to G resham only.
ulars phone 35x or write Guy H.
T o B e r t E l.on g. the sh o v e nam ed D e
11.46 AM D ly.
R obertson, R. 2, Gresham.
tf
fendant.
1.60 PM Dly to B ull Run.
2 00 PM Sun. Only.
In Ihe nam e o f th e S ta te o f O regon,
2 40 PM D ly, G resham Only.
MISCELLANEOUS
you arc hereby required to ap p ear and
3 45 I’M D ly.
an sw er Ihe rom p laln t file d a g a in st you I 4.60 I’M D ly to B u ll Run.
FOR RENT— Modern cottage. Hood
In the ab ove e n title d cou rt and ca u se j 6 46 PM Dly.
26 PM D ly Ex. Sun., G resham o n ly
avenue. E lectric ligh ts, bath, etc.
on or b efore the l i s t day o f M arch. ! 6 7 00
I’M l>ly to B u ll Run.
R ent $6.00. Chas. Cleveland, tf
1*17. and tf you fa ll to so ap p ear and J 7 45 I’M Dly.
■ new er for w ant th ereo f, the p l a i n t i f f ; 9 10 I’M Dly, G resham O nly.
11 10 I’M D iy, G resham Only.
LOOOSE OAT HAY for sale. Jack
w ill ap p ly to the cou rt for a Judgm ent I 12 26 I’M D ly, G reeham Only.
E ggim an, R2, Gresham, Ore.
and decree, a s prayed for In p la in tif f ’s I
T ra in s for F ort la n d
com p lain t, tow It
For a d ecree o f th is 12 30 AM l-ly Ex. Sun.
FOR SALE— One large gas range
cou rt a n n u llin g and d iss o lv in g and s e t- I 2 04 AM tìun. O nly.
I 40 AM D ly Ex. Sun.
with hot w ater connections; also
tin g «side the bonds o f m atrim o n y now
I 25 AM D ly from Mt.Hood Depot.
one sm all three burner gas range
e it s t m s
betw een p la in tiff and d e fe n
1 SI AM D ly.
w ith oven.
Mrs. Ryman, P leas
dant apun the ground and for the rea- j 8 15 AM Dly from Mt.Hood L>epot.
9 M AM l»ly.
ant Hom e.
*3
son e e e l forth In the com p lain t, tow tt: : 10 4” AM Dly.
o n the ground o f cru el and in h u m a n ) 11 so AM Dly from Mt. Hood D ep ot
SPRING WAGON for sale.
Used
AM Sun Only.
treatm en t of p la in tiff by d efen d a n t and 11 45
12 40 I’M D ly to G reih a m only.
about a month. Capacity one ton.
tala (a llu re to properly or at a ll provide
1 84 i'M Dly.
A rthur Ledbury, half mile w est of
for o i support
p la in tiff d u rin g
the
2 8 I’M D ly.
F airview on Sandy road.
tf
8 30 I’M Dly from Mt. Hood Depot.
period o f thetr m arriage rela tio n s.
I’M
4 8
D ly
Tine su m m on s ta served upon you by
5 11 I’M Dly.
BALED HAYfor sale. W. A. Proctor,
p u b lication in p u rsu an ce o f an order
ft 1 I’M Dly Ex Sun.
B oring, R. D 1. Phone 718.
tf
m ade by the H onorable C. U. G an ten- | b 40 I’M Dly from Mt. Hood Depot.
7 ’. ». I’M Dly
lin n . Judge o f the ab ove e n title d court
7: 50 Mt. Hood D ly Ex. Sun.
WE HAVE A NUMBER OF SEC-
on the 3rd day o f F ebruary, 1917, w h ich
9 15 i ’M Dly.
ond hand ranges for sale at a bar
9 4b I’M 1 »ly
order p rescrib es ttiat the su m m o n s In
gain. L. L. Kidder Hdw. Co.
(h is su it should he served upon you by 11 15 I'M Dly
m o n t a v i l l a - t b o d t d a l e d im e
p u b lication th ereof, once a w eek fo r s ix Dv. M.*nta v illa
Dv. T ro u td a le LOOSE HAY for sale or trade
S. T.
c o n se c u tiv e w eek s In the G resh a m O ut
•6 45 A. I l l
•« lb a. ni.
Lind. Phone 2 8 x i.
tf
6 40 a. m
M 5 a. in.
look. a sem i-w eek ly n ew sp a p er
pub
8 00 a. IU
» 4b a. in.
lish ed and o f gen eral c ir cu la tio n in
a.
m
19
15
SAVE
50
PER
CENT
on
your
feed
10 2b a. m. •
M ultnom ah cou n ty, O regon, the sa m e be
10 05 A m
IS 3b p. m.
bill by callin g up A. Helney, phone
1 1 1 1 5 a. m
2 35 p. in
ing a new spap er publish ed in th e lo c a l
98, and asking about that fine
m
11
05
p.
m
4
80
I
ity of p la in tiff’s resid en ce and the one
green cured oats hay with all the
11 15 P m
9 bO p. m
m ost lik ely Io reach sa id d efen d a n t;
1 05 P m
b 5b p in
grain in it. Any am ount you want,
IS 15 P- m
Ih al the first p u b lication th e reo f be
one bale, one ton or car load. The
4 00 P m
m ade on Ihe ( t h day o f F eb ru ary. 1917,
price w ill please you.
tf
5 10 P- m
and llie la st
p u b lication
th e reo f be
• 15 P. m
17 10 P m
CONTRACTORS
m ade on the 2t>th day o f M arch, 1917,
18 00 P ru
•D aU ) • le a p t Sunday
both «tales in clu sive.
»To bin nvm an n . con n ect w ith O.
HTAI’ l.KTON. CONLEY.
' l a m i for Portland.
I f T o n W ant F ir st Cl?»» W ork Se»
S l’EV KNSON A ST A P L E T O N .
G r e sh a m
M o u ta v llla
I*v. M en tä v illä
A tto rn ey s for P la in tiff. Lv. G resham
7:20 a. in.
8:00
a. nt.
P a te o f fir st p u b lication Feb. ( , 1917.
3 45 p. m
4:#6
p. m.
D ate o f la st p u b lication l l a i SO. 1917.
7 05 p. 111.
7:30 p. m
• D aily ex cep t Sunday.
-
DR. WILLIS J. HAYNIE
and
DR. MARGARET N. HAYNIE
C hiropractic and N a tu ro p a th ic
P h y sicia n » .
" I f o t h e r s h a v e f a ile d t r y o u r h ig h ly
im p r o v e d m e th o d s .”
P E R M A N E N T R E S U L T S ."
517-18 S w e tla n d B1(1 k . W a s h , a t 5 th .
M a in 1765
Portland, Ore
In tie Circuit Court o f the S ta te o f
O reaoa for the C ounty o f M ultnom ah,
g ie lla lain *. P la in tiff, vs. B ert E. Long,
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P H O N E M a in 310
Kes. G ilbert Sta.
GEO. F. A. WALKER, 0. D.
O p to m etrist and O ptician
G la sses K itted.
L e n ses D u p licated
P rescr ip tio n s F illed
701-3 M organ Bldg.
, W a sh in g to n at B roadw ay
P ortlan d
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SURANCE COMPANIES
P hone 513
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JAMES
ELKINGTON
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A ccid en t.
S u rety B on d s,
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A u tom ob ile, U f a , H ea lth
F la t» Ola»»
Office on M ain S treet
P H O N E S— Office 816
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Insure w ith an Oregon Company
WM. A. MORAND,
AGENT
B o lin g . O regon
P a c ific S t a t e s F ir e I n s u r a n c e C o.
of Portland. Oregon
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Gresham phone 517.
C. G. S C H N E I D E R
Although tw o m onths behind Ihe
ATTORNEY AT LAW
groundhog, the box score Is g ellin g
N otice to Creditors.
ready to com e otil o f Ils hole and 1
F irst State Bank Bldg.
Rank
F
oolish
n
ess.
In I hi Mailer of the E state of Joseph
have a look at its shadow.
Portland phone Main 1940
A. Frakes. Deceased.
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You occasionally see it stated that
N
otice
Is
hereby
given
that
the
un
The w eather bureau is m obilizing
dersigned, Mattle F. Frakes. h as colds do not result from cold w eath
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its forces to reduce the demand and been appointed A dm inistratrix of the er. That is rank foolishness. Were
W S. WOOD
consequent high prices for cordwood estate oi Joseph A. Frakes. deceased, it true colds would be as prevalent
W E D ESIG N B F II.D IN G S
Auetioueer
and coal.
by the county court of the sta te of in m idsum m er as In m idw inter. The
K tta el T. Jon as
P ran k C. Jona»
V ancouver,
W ashington
t'-cgon , for th** county of M ultnom ah, microbe that causes colds flourishes
O
r»»hsm
.
Or»..
F
bon»
HI
iu dump, cold w eather. To get rid
About the hardest thing on earth and has qualified. All persons hav of
Farm
and
Stock
Sales
a Specialty
a cold take C ham berlain's Cough I
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ing claim s against said esta te are
Phone Vancouver 614, or
to do ts finding a good enough push hereby notified to present the sam e to Remedy. It Is effectual and is h ig h - 1
Gresham Outlook 701
cart for the first baby.
me at the law office of Milo C. King, ly recom m ended by people who have
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Gresham. Oregon, with vouchers duly used it for many years as occasion
Carpenter
Work
contract "
We take pride In being the first to verified within six m ouths from the required, and know its real value.
T
ake
orders
for
Mission
Furnture
Obtainable everyw here.— Ad.
Subscribers.
suggest a straw vote on the war ref date hereof.
Cabinet W ork of all Kinds.
Dated and first publication F ebru
erendum schem e.
Notice
the
date on the label of
M ilk R ecord B lan k s.
Price Reasonable.
ary 2t>, 1917.
M onth's record of milk produc
Shop at
Residence
Last
publication
March
20,
1917.
your
Outlook,
if you are in arrears
The hotels and restaurants will
tion for about 16 cows. Just what
.MATl'IE F. FRAKES.
OSCAR
W.
TIIOREN
your
prompt
renew
al w ill be ap
soon be advertising "potatoes iu »ea-
you need to keep track of your herd.
A dm inistratrix.
preciated,
I C osven leu t aud cheap. O utlook.
son."
MILO C. KING. Attorney.