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te r r.a tio n a l policies, we can re a d ily
resham
utlo o k im ag in e, h av e been s h a p e d in la rg e
m e a su re upon th e n a tu r e o r th e fa c ts
T W IC E
A W EEK
d isco v ered
a n d re p o r te d « th ro u g h
I’ubi'i-h. <1 every T u esd ay an d F rid ay
w h a t p e rso n a l ris k s a n d h a rd s h ip s
At G re sh a m , O regon
we c a n n o t k n o w — to th e a u th o r itie s
j . I.A lIt A SON, P ro p s.
at
W a sh in g to n .
H. L. St. C la ir
C. E. St. C la ir
T h e id e n tity of th o s e w ho h av e
Oar
S u b scrip tio n
serv ed us fa ith fu lly a n d well in th e
B alsa
try in g tim e s of th e la s t th irty
( m s year, 1 160
m o n th s, a n d w ho w ill c o n tin u e to
•Is m o n th s, 70 cts:
three m onth s trial
se rv e us in th e d a y s to com e is to th e
• ubsorlptloD ,
OOo.
p u b lic at la rg e us m u ch a m y stery
A d T srtlslaff
a
s th e ir w o rk . T h e ir n a m e s we c a n ­
H a tse r e a s o a a b ls
( lur r e p r e e e o t a t le s
not know .
H ut o u r a d m ira tio n fo r
w ill rail.
lie w ork of th e se rv ic e as a w hole
P h o n e 701
may very well h a ' e w ith it a sug-
The L i n o t y p e
g
e s'io n a t least of th e g r a titu d e we
Way 1» th e W ay
«hat Wins."
feel to w ard th e In d lv ld u ttls, r e g a r d ­
official
p a p e r of th e T o w n of less of th e ir id e n tity , w ho h av e m ade
th e reco rd of th e se rv ic e p ossible.
U re sh a u i, O reg o n .
Official
p a p e r o f th e T o w n o f T h ey d e se rv e it.
F a irv ie w , O reg o n .
________
W e a re no lo n g e r •U s g u ls in g o u r
E n te re d as seco n d -class m a tte r
G e rm a n y ,
w hich
M arch 3, 1911. a t th e Postofflce J a ttitu d e to w a rd
G re sh a m , O reg o n , u n d e r th e A ct or Just now Is Hie o p p o site of n e u tr a l;
M arch 3, 1879.
bill as a n a tio n we a re s till c lin g in g
io pig k n u c k le s, s a u e r k r a u t, f r a n k ­
fu r te rs , p u m p re n ic k l a n d se v e ra l o th ­
e r tilin g s th a t we a re re m in d e d of
but c a n ’t th in k of. O nly th e bone
d ry sit n a tio n g ra b b e d loose a g re a t
m any o r us fro m th e s te in a n d Its
THAT HOM» i s s i ' E .
h ila rio u s c o n te n ts.
G
O
T h e re Is a g r e a t d iv e rsity of o p in ­
N a tu r e ’s sch em e o f try in g to m ak e
ion o v er th e p ro p o sed bond Issu e th a t up th e p re c ip ita tio n deficien cy In one
th e people a re Io vote upon n ex t big jo b is a n o th e r o f n a tu r e ’s m is­
H ut th is Is M arch a n d it
J u n e th r o u g h o u t th e s ta te .
If c a r ­ ta k e s.
rie d th e y w ill im p o se a p re s e n t b u r­ m u st go o u t lik e a lio n , se e in g th a t
H ut ju s t s u p ­
d e n o f $6,00(1.000, but It Is cla im e d It cam e in lik e a lam b
by th o se w ho h av e g iven th e m a tte r pose tile ra in h a d been sn o w , in ­
deep stu d y th a t th e r e will he no ta x ­ ste a d ! J u s t th in k how th in g s w ould
atio n fo r th e ir p ay m en t w hen th ey h av e been d o g g e d up!
becom e du e 111 tw en ty -fiv e y e a rs . As
It is so m e w h a t a s to n is h in g how
to th e In te re st, th a t w ill be p ro v id ­
m
any
m en a re co n v in ce d th a t only
ed fo r by ilie a u to m o b ile tax , w hich
a m an of th e h ig h e s t a b ility , u n q u e s ­
next y e a r will lie d o u b led .
T h e bill p ro v id e s th a t M u ltn o m ah tio n ed in te g rity a n d th e g r e a te s t s in ­
co u n ty will receiv e no d ire c t b en efit c e rity sh o u ld be se le c te d as h ead of
fro m th e m oney.
N ot a c e n t of it th e g re a te s t c o rp o ra tio n in O reg o n —
a n d e v ery o n e
w ill lie ex p en d ed ill Ib is c o u n ty , b u t th e city or P o rtla n d
o
f
I
hem
Is
It.
it w ill lie to th e a d v a n ta g e of P o r t­
lan d Io have good ro a d s co m in g in to
In th e s e d ay s of b e lts, b a c h e lo r
it fro m every o th e r p a rt of fit** sta te .
b u tto n s , s h in g le
n a ils
an d sa fe ty
M u ltn o m ah co u n ty will h av e Io a s ­
p ins It lo o k s hs If th e loss of a p a n ts
su m e o v e r o n e -th ird of th e e n tire
b u tto n w ould n o t be c o n sid e re d good
b u rd e n , w hich m ean s th a t th e c ity
g ro u n d s fo r a d iv o rce su it
n t P o rtla n d will lie called on to hack
up th e In d e b te d n e ss Io th e e x te n t of
W e fan cy t h a t c o n sid e ra b le o f th e
o v e r 95 p er c e n t, leav in g th e co u n ty an im o sity * to w a rd M exico w o u ld d is ­
Io c a rry a little less (n an 5 p e r cen t.
a p p e a r If w e w ere In d iv id u a lly g iv en
H ow ever, If th e s ta tis tic ia n s a re
th e c h a n c e to ta k e a few Je rk s a t old
r ig h t, It w ill on ly lie lo a n in g
th e
C a rra n z a ’s w h isk e rs.
s t a t e ’s c re d it, a n d th e r e will be no
ta x a tio n
A u to m o b iles a re e x p e c t­
As an o b je c t lesso n to con v ey th e
ed to pay th e w hole su m , a n d th ey id ea of w h at a ’’big m a jo r ity ” is, we
p ro b ab ly w ill In th e c o u rse of tim e. have o n ly to m e n tio n th o s e w ho do
T h e only d ra w b a c k lo th e w hole not know th e w o rd s o f " T h e S ta r
sch em e Is th e fe a r th a t th e W a rre n S p an g led H a u lie r.”
C o n stru c tio n co m p an y will do a ll th e
h a rd su rfa c in g . In d eed . Il is a s s e r t­
W h ile th e w om en a re ta k in g su ch
ed th a t
th e
w h o le m e a s u re Is u an In te re s t in h o m e eco n o m ics,
it
sch em e to give tile b ilu llth ic peo p le w o u ld n ’t h u r t th e m en to ta k e a
th e w h o le say ab o u t th e w o rk an d post g r a d u a te c o u rs e In dow n to w n
all th e m oney.
econom ics.
A good ro ad p ro g ra m is d e sira b le ,
We a re p re d ic tin g th a t eg g s w ill
If p ro p e rly c a rrie d o u t. bu t w ith th e
o p p o sitio n th a t is d e v elo p in g It 1 h an he dow n to 2« c e n ts by E a s te r , an d
c h e e r u p — th e d y e stu ff co m p a n ie s
, v e n i liance th a t th e bond Issu e will
b e d e fe a te d .
V et m any good people a re now d e liv e rin g th e g o o d s to co lo r
a re w o rk in g fo r it w ho h av e no o th ­ th e m w ith .
e r o b ject th a n
th e
a tta in m e n t of
p a ssab le ro a d s at all se a s o n s o f th e
H o w ev er,
m uddy
g ro u n d
m ay
y ear.
T h e g ra n g e Is lig h tin g I t— se rv e as a s p u r to th e a m a te u r g a rd -
th a t Is, th e s t a te m a s te r Is in flu en c­ n e r ’s Im p atien ce, so th a t he w ill w ork
ing as m any g ra n g e s to p ass re s o lu ­ all th e h a r d e r w hen th e ra in s q u it.
tio n s o p p o sin g It as lie cun. yet th e re
■ re m any o th e r g ra n g e r s as good as
T h e b o y co tt is c a u sin g p o ta to e s to
lie w ho a re w o rk in g h a rd a g a lu s t be se llin g a t co st in so m e p la c e s—
him . Il Is g o in g to lie an in te re s tin g bu t th e co st is w h a t p eo p le w ere o b ­
c o n te s t.
je c tin g to.
Church Theaters.
PRO PER
B R E A TH IN G
It P la y * a L arge P a rt In the P ro m » ,
ti'-n of Good H e x th.
Proper breathing la one o f the great
big facto rs in prom oting (did retain in g
good h ealth
It Is no g re a t n u m b er of y ears since
the su b je c t u t deep b reath in g has eu
gaged not only ttie a tte n tio n of p h y si­
cians, b u t tra in e rs o f a th letes and th e
public g enerally.
R ecent au th o rities
give special em p h asis to th e etiicacy of
deep b reath in g fo r a sth m a tic s and for
children an d youug a d u lts w ho a re pre­
disposed to tuberculosis
P ro fesso r Arnold IHUer In th e Ber
lin C linical W eekly notes th a t it in
creuses th e p assag e o f blood th rough
th e liv er; th a t it in c re a se s th e secre­
tion an d ex cretio n of Idle; th a t the
stom ach when tilled w ith food may
likew ise be fav o rab ly Influenced be­
c a u se th e m ovem ent of th e stom acb
co n ten ts th ro u g h th e pylorls is fact»
tated.
“ Deep b re a th in g .” say s th e New
York M edical R ecord, ’’is th e m ost scl-
entlfle reso u rce fo r th e p revention of
uric acid disease.
One m ust begin
w ith d iap h ra g m a tic b reath in g, w hich
u atu rally precedes rib b reath in g T he
in sp irato ry m ovem ents a re now slowly
Increased until all th e m uscles involved
in rib b reath in g g rad u ally participate.
O ne lavglus w ith th re e dally periods of
fifteen or tw en ty m in u tes each
The
position o f th e b re a th e r Is Im m aterial
H e m ay do his forced b reath in g w hile
sta n d in g o r w alking
“ In som e in d iv id u als a very deep
b reath a p p e a rs to a rre s t th e pulse be­
cau se o f th e com pression of th e su b ­
clav ian
a rte ry ;
hence
Inspiration
should be lim ited to a ce rta in num ber
p er m in u te.”
HO W
M O DERN
S H IP S
S IN K .
Few people know th a t plays lu Eng-
land, G erm an y , Italy und F ran ce w ere
fostered fo r religious purposes by th e
; church c e n tu ries b efo re they w ere tak-
en up as a s e p a ra te secu lar business.
Moreover, few visitors to St. P a u l's
cath e d ral, in London, realize th a t th e
1 church d u rin g E lizab eth ’s reign and
th e first y e a rs of th e reign of Ja m e s 1.
set asid e one of its ad ja c e n t buildings
for use as a se cu lar th e a te r
its little
s ta g e w as fam ous, a n d th e com pany of
I choir boys as a c to rs p resen ted m any of
the g re a t p lay s of S b u k esp eare’s time.
T hey acted from a b o u t 1508 to 1008
under th e m an ag e m en t of E d w ard
Pierce, th e ir g re a t m a s te r in m usic,
who, as ch u rch alm oner, had business
control of these a d ja c e n t buildings
ow ned by th e ch u rc h .— Loudon S tand-
ard.
________
W a rd in g Off Cancer.
h a s been, In th e d a rk e s t h o u rs , an
i’oy m o ld s to e n a b le c h ild re n to
(liv e sa fe g u a rd to th e p u b lic in m a k e b u ild in g
b lo ck s
fro m snow
te re s la.
h av e been in v e n te d by a G erm an .
It h as been o u r u o n t to th in k of
lie st > re t se rv ic e as a n a tio n a l po­
lice sy stem , e n g a g e d , fo r th e m ost
p a rt, in ru n n in g dow n c o u a te r ie lt-
M etis and Boy«' Dress and
e i s a n d o ffe n d e rs a g a in s t th e re v ­
Work Shoes
e n u e law s.
W e do not re a lis e th a t
d u rin g a ll th e p e rils H ist h av e b eset
Men's and Boys High Cut and
Loggers Shoes
(be n a llo ii sin ce w ar w as d e c la re d
m en ot th e se c re t eery let» h av e been
Rubber Boot«, Shoes and
th e eyes a n d e a rs d th e g o v e rn m e n t
Rubbers
N or do we r* » 'tx e th a t u p o n th e
Shoe Repairing a Specialty
re lia b ility o t th e ir lu to rm a tlo u b as
G kL Sb A M S h C t S h G P
re s te d , to a g re a t e x te rn , th e se c u ri-
L AUL D A U L
i) a n d p ro te c tio n of th e c o u u try . in -
'
j
1c w ord fo r first in s e r tio n ; one-
h a lf c e n t a w ord e a c h s u b s e q u e n t in ­
s e rtio n .
' M inim um , an y in s e rtio n , io c .
LIVESTOCK
HOKME8
FU R SA LE G ood, g e n tle h o rse , wt.
ab o u t 1200. W ill w ork sin g le o r
it, team .
Good tr a v e le r .
Phone
j
D am ascus
151,
N els
R o d lu n .
j
G resh am .
COW S
| FO R S A L E ch eap .
T w o H o lste in
h e ife rs, fre s h w ith calv e s.
Mrs.
H a n n a h G ra d in , G re sh a m . R. 4.
__________ __
P h o n e 325.
.
Deserved to Get It.
"1 w a n t to ask you fo r a b it of ad-
I vice,” said th e in sin u a tin g man.
“ W h at Is it?"
” 1 w an t you to put y o u rself in u»y
place and m e lu y o u rs und tell me
how you w ould go ab o u t it If you
w anted to borrow $10 from m e.” —E x ­
change.
T im es W hen W ater T ight B ulkhesde
N ot In the Inventory.
"D id Jo b so n ’s purchase Include also
Are • M enace to Life.
N early every class o r design of vessel J th e good will of th e business?"
"T h ere w a sn 't any good will. It w as
sin k s in a p a rtic u la r way
F o r in
stan ce, th e old ty p e of single bottom a coal d eale r th a t Jobson bought out.'
steam er, w ith few o r no b ulk h ead s— -B o sto n T ra n sc rip t
th a t is, In th e m odern sense of the
To Be Accurate.
te rm —alm o st In v ariab ly fo unders on
C holly—Do you th in k It would he
m ore o r less of an even keel, which
m ean s t h a t it sin k s level und not w ith foolish for m e to m arry a girl who
w as my in tellectu al Inferior? D o lly -
Its Imw o r ste rn up in th e Hlr.
T h is Is acco u n ted for by th e fa c t th at More th a n foolish—im possible.—C leve­
land L eader.
a t w h atev er point th e w ater m ay en
te r it p ractically finds Ils ow n level, as
Men w ho ure so a fra id of doing fool­
th e re a re no su b d iv isio n s to o b stru c t It.
ish th in g s th a t they lack th e courage to
Now, In th e case of u m odern ves
sel, w hich Is built w ith num erous su b ­ a tte m p t w ise ones will u ev er (lo m uch.
divisions. It Inv ariab ly happens th a t
An Expensive L uxury.
she fo u n d ers w ith h er bow o r stern
"Y es,” said the literary m an. w ith a
high o u t o f th e w ater, o r else sh e sinks sigh, ’’sty le Is a flua th in g fo r a w rite r
w ith a heavy list, o r cant, to one side to have, b u t w hen ins w ife's got It too
o r th e oth er. T h e reason fo r th is Is it ta k e s all th e profit a w a y ." - H a r ­
th a t th e b u lk h ead s p rev en t th e w ater per's.
__
w hich e n te rs th e vessel from finding
Its level. C o nsequently w hen one p a r­
Call "G irls!" an d th o s e -o f sixty look
tic u la r portio n of th e sh ip Is full o f w a ­ up Just as quickly •t-' those of sixteen.
ter, w tiile th e re m a in d e r is p ractically
-N e w York Sun
w a te r tig h t, th a t p a rt w hich Is w a te r
laden sin k s first, ow ing to its g re a te r
A p e rs o n is a lw a y s s t a r tl e d w hen
w eight.
h e h e a rs h im s e lf se rio u s ly c a lle d old
i t is fo r th is reason th a t such te r ri­
fo r th e first tim e .— O. W . H olm es.
ble loss o f life freq u en tly occurs lu
m odern sh ip w reck s, o w in g to the u n ­
H e t h a t h a s no re a l e ste e m f o r an y
even sin k in g It is o ften found lm possl of th e v ir tu e s c an b e s t a ss u m e th e
ble to low er th e m ajo rity of th e life­ a p p e a ra n c e of th e m a ll.— C o lto n .
boats. a s th ey w ould full to reach th e
w ater.—Ix»ndon A nsw ers
D isc re tio n is th e s a lt, a n d fan cy ,
th e s u g a r of life ; th e o n e p re s e rv e s,
H efo re th e w a r th e r e w ere 900,- th e o th e r sw e e te n s it.— B ovee.
000 w om en In F ra n c e em p lo y ed as
T ru e d ig n ity is n e v e r g a in e d by
d o m estics.
p lace a n d n e v e r lo s t w hen h o n o rs a re
A D elm ar (N . Y ) c h u rc h p ro v id es w ith d ra w n .— M assin g er.
e a r tr u m p e ts fo r th e use o f d e a f a t ­
W ith o u t c o n sta n c y th e r e is n e ith ­
te n d a n ts .
e r love, fr ie n d s h ip , n o r v ir tu e in th e
w o rld .— A ddison.
Toast Is Fine
for the
CLEAR
LAND
W ANTS
PROFESSIONAL AND
BUSINESS CARDS
D B M T la T B
I
N urses, p a rtic u la rly those engaged lu
public health w ork, can do m uch to
p revent u n necessary d e a th s from c a n ­
cer. according to a bulletin of th e
A m erican Society F o r th e C ontrol of
Cancer. Many p a tie n ts, especially wo­
men, It is pointed out. speak to a nurse
j about the d a n g e r sig n als of th is dls-
! ease, such as lum ps, p e rsisten t sores.
' ulcerations and o th e r irreg u larities.
wbeu they would h esitate to call a doc-
! tor
A ttention to th ese ap p a re n tly
trivial condition*, say s the bulletin,
I often m eans th e a ctu a l prevention of
cancer, or a t least Its discovery In the
J early stages, w beu a cure is possible.
I IIE HE« HET s E R l l< E.
U n io n s s till m a in ta in th e lead in
th e p e rc e u ia g e o f p rices, h u t som e
T h a t very im p o rta n t b u t in v isib le
o th e r tilin g s a re fo llo w in g th e scen t
b ra n c h of th e g o v e rn m e n t. th e secret
closely.
se rv ic e , h as o fte n been lie.trd of, an d
s o m e th in g
of it* w ork
h a s been
T h ro w in g q ld sh o es a f te r n ew ly ­
m ad, know n fro m tu n e to tim e D is­
w eds is b eco m in g o b so le te . T h ey a re
p a tc h e s hav e m ad e m e n tio n w ith an
b ein g sav ed up a n d s e n t to th e cob-
a g g ra v a tin g v a g u e n e ss o f im p o rta n t
ler.
fa c ts
u n co v ered an d
p lo ts
dls-
closed
by th e m en w ho se rv e th e
It is q u ite lik ely th a t th e E a s te r
g o v e rn m e n t in th is b ra n c h of its
h at p ro b lem w ill be s e ttle d by a
.ct M ile s . Hut th e p u b lic k n o w s on
straw v o le a m o n g (h e w om en.
he w hole, c o m p a ra tiv e ly n o th in g of
a h at th e s e c re t se rv ic e h a s d o l e
TROUTDALE
inc* th e g re a t w ar w as b eg u n In
lu ro p e a n d a o m e tim e s, no d o u b t,
W. I’. B e n e d ic t c o n tin u e s In a crit
itas le lt th a t it, too, h a d been cont- leal c o n d itio n Ht th e G ood S a m a rita n
a lie d to th e policy o t m a rk in g tim e h o sp ita l, w h ere h e w as ta k e n fo r
tr e a tiu e u t. Ills b r o th e r ts s ta y in g at
ml w a tc h fu l w aitin g .
Hui en o u g h lias com e fo rth , g u a rd
th e C. I T h o m a s h o m e a n d g o es to
ill) , fro m tim e ’o tim e, in re cen t th e h o s p ita l ev ery day
m o u th s tro tu a u th o r ita tiv e so u rc e s
A rth u r V an D e W a lk e r ts c ritic a ll.
in W a sh in g to n l o show th a t th e se- Hi w ith h e a rt tro u b le at h is h o m e in
■ n l se rv ic e o p e ra tiv e s h av e been on T ro u td a le
«heir job. No o e e , sa v e th o se in
E x p e rt T u itiu g
c h a rg e , can h a v e any a d e q u a te idea
An e x p e rt p ian o tu n e r fro m P o rt
ol th e vast a m o u n t o t Im p o rta n t
v itally I m p o r ta n t- in fo rm a tio n c o l­ la u d w ill be h e re a b o u t M arch 20
an il so lic its y o u r w o rk
B est o f r e f ­
l e t led by th e se rv ic e sin ce A u g u st, e re n c e s In G re sh a m an d P o rtla n d
1 11
We, w ho s h a r e n o n e of th e se K ates re a s o n a b le
C all th e O u tlo o k
-e< re ts, can ouly hope th a t th e s e rv ­ office, p h o n e 701, fo r ln fo rit\a tlo n
i
j
PHONES
A s k f o r B o o k le t
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J.
Growing “Kiddies”
D E N T IS T
Office: F ir s t S t a t s B an k B u ild in g
O R g iH A M . O R IO O N
S 'H .I
F O R S A L E — T h re e p igs,
sow s a n d a b o ar. H. H
R ockw ood.
2 b ro o d
N icholls,
DR.
H.
OTT
d e n t ist
H o w itt
P o u ltry
B u ild in g
W H IT E W Y A N D O TT E EGGS
fo r
s e ttin g .
R in g h o u se s tr a in .
C all S-
T a b o r 7366.
EGGS F O R H A T C H IN G fro m p u re
b red
P ly m o u th R ock.
R ecord
b re a k in g la y e rs, 50c fo r 15 eg g s
S. S te n b e rg , B o rin g , O re g .
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EGGS FO R S A L E fo r h a tc h in g . F u ll
blood W h ite L e g h o rn s.
M rs. R.
C tin fon. P h o n e 383.
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DAY-OLD W H IT E L e g h o rn ch ick s.
H atch of M ay 1 1 th , 10 c e n ts each .
E ggs lo r h a tc h in g .
$1 p e r 15; $5
In n . O rd e r now . O. T. W illiam s,
It. 1, B o rin g , O reg o n .
tf
FO B SA LE
A bout 500 c h ic k s d u e
io h a tc h M arch 23, $ 1 2 .0 0 per
h u n d re d .
O rd e rs
b ein g
ta k e n
now ¡'or A p ril a n d May. A. R. L y ­
m a n , G re sh a m , O r e g o n ._________
G resh am . O regon
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P H Y S I0 IA .H 8
S.
P.
B I T T N E R , M. D.
P h y s ic ia n a n d S u rg e o n
O iF lC K H O U R S
10 a m. to 13 m.,
1 e m. to I p m
7 to 8 p. m. a t office
P h o n e Cflt
E n tran e» on M ain St., n e x t door ts
’s t e r lin g A K idder's,
Office o v er Bank o f G resh am
R esid e n c e 111; Offlco llx
PHOKHW*
H. H
HUGHES, M. D.
*X «a-
*-4 and ‘-8 P •
Office, B ow t.tt B u ild in g
G R E M frX * . ’ -
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OREG O N
REAL ESTATE. RENTALS
F O R R E N T M odern c o tta g e , Hood
a v en u e. E le c tric lig h ts , b a th , etc.
R en t $6.00. C h as. C le v e la n d , tf
FO R R E N T
lu - a c re fa rm , w ell Im ­
p ro v ed , new b u ild in g s . T w o fre sh
COW* ii ik I * h o rse on th e place.
H ouse fu rn is h e d if d e sire d . G ust
L a rso n .
P h o n e A26.
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FO R
R E N T — F o u r-ro o m fu rn is h e d
h o u se. $6 p e r m o n th . E n q u ire of
O live E k a tro in . P h o n e 798.
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IN G L IS ,
M. D.
an d SUBOEO M
P H Y S IC IA N
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tend«®, .«pwetal a tte n tio n
to dle-
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O ver n r w kt-ale B u n k , G resh am
Phone». (Mlee IJSil
Res. 55x1
EM ILY F. BOLCOM. M. D.
P h y sic ia n and S u r g eo n
W tivil X ami CHILDREN
FARM P R O P E R T Y
OHL e, ¡ f o u r s : .1 » » , » . to Ifc «5-
1 p. to 3 p. fit.
Office ©vet B an k o f G re sh a m
Mortgage Loans /—------------------------------------------ -
We h av e m oney to le n d on re a l
e s ta te . F ro m $300 to $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 . F iv e
P H O N E S — fcesláe-ric«,
T e b o r 120
Offiew M ain
H em « A-6152
J. M
p e r c e n t, 6 p e r c e n t a n d 7 p e r c e n t.
L ib e ra l re -p a y m e n t p riv ile g e s.
ft. ■<
OCCIDENTAL PROPERTY CO.,
O ffice,
605 M cK ay B ldg.
PO RTLA N D ,
OREGON
MISCELLANEOUS
OATS FO R S A L E .
L a u d e rb a c k
B ros.. P le a s a n t H o me. P h o ne 7 5 3 .
FO B S A L E — J e ffre y T on T ru c k in
good co n d itio n . W o u ld ta k e good
h o rs e o r good cow as p a r t pay.
P h o n e 76x o r w rite B o rin g , R . 1,
Box 38.
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and
B u rgeon
«
S3 E a s t 69th St.
,111-12 S e llin g
P o r t l a n d ,
B u ild in g
oregon
DR. MABEL JANE DORING
O S T F O P IT H K
o r r t e s B O t'R S
W A N T E D s e v e ra l lo a d s of w ell r o t ­
ted m a n u re , to be d e liv e re d . E n ­
q u ir e of O u tlo o k . plio n e_ 7 0 1 .
GOOD F E E D V A L U E — G ra in hay at
70c a h u n d re d . A ny a m o u n t you
w ant. C all A. H einey. P h o n e 98.
S H O R T , M. D.
P h y s ic ie n
P H Y S IC IA N
9 â .H t. te 5 p. m.
532 M ry«n B ld g P o rtla n d . Or».
P h r n e M a rsh a ll IMI
T ry i'feirw practì«’ Ad j «et met: t s fo r
t h a t cfiru tile a ilm e n t a n d g et
rwtiOtL. < <»w*iiltatTon an d E x a tn -
tnatM tn l ’ I l E K .
WALTER L. ALLEN
<T lIR O P H A t TO K
V o ti B ld » .-
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r t e M g e li. 2349
FO R S A L E — S eed v etch
S. T. L ind.
P h o ne 2 8 x 1 ._______ x ______ _______
FO RD
FO R
S A L E — 1915 to u rin g
c a r, in good c o n d itio n . P h o n e l l x .
P H O N ® M « ® 31.»
T E N T W A N T E D , a b o u t 8x10.
A d­
d re s s W. K. H a m ilto n , 6110 3 6 th
A ve., S. E.
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@ptio.hi«trt*t and O p tician
G la ss e « FKMttg
L e n se s D u p lica te d
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WasSfflfn«!'Wt « t ».h ead w ay
P o rtla n d
B A L E D H A Y fo r sale. W. A. P ro c to r,
B o rin g , R. D 1. P h o n e 718.
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GEO
R es. G ilb e r t Sta.
F. A WALKER, 0. D.
IM S U B A B C B
fO B M
I f Y ou W a n t F ir s t C la ss W ork See
BROW N
IN S V B A B C E
R e p n 'sv (d in g o n ly R E L IA B L E ! IN-
s l R A N C E C O M P A N IE S
Qreeham. Oregon
P h o n e 513
JAMES
ELKINGTON
IN S U R A S C K
W E D E S IG N B U IL D IN G S
Kttael T . Jonen
E ia n k C, Jones
O reaban.. Or»., P h o n e 35t
e-a a-3 a ra t B S ï !
A
C a b in e t W o r k o f a ll
Kinds,
Price Reasonable.
MODERN G E TOASTER
is simply delicious
at
R e sid e n c e
w itli an O re g o n C o m p an y
WM. A MORAND,
T a k e o rd e r s fo r M ission F u r n tu r e
S hop
< A L L AND S E E O l It
S P L E N D ID
DISPLAY
O F NEW
TOA STERS.
(o n d i.
P ir e,
A c c id e n t.
S u r e ty Bo
A u to m o b ile, I, L ife , H e a lth
P la te G leen
Office on M ain S tr e e t
P H O N E S — Office 816
R e sid e n c e 63
I its u re
C a rp en ter W ork
A G EN T
B o rin g , O re g o n
P acific S ta te « F ir e In s u ra n c e Co.
of P o rtla n d , O regon
OSCAR W THOREN
CARPENTER WORK
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G re sh a m p h o n e 517.
3.
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S C H N E ID E R
They are reasonable in price
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
ELECTRIC STORE. Electric Building
F ir s t S ta te B a n k B ldg.
P o rtla n d p h o n e M ain l»40
A U C T IO N E E R
Stock and Furniture
Sales a Specialty.
A u ctio n S ales a t R oom s 171,
Second s tr e e t, M onday. W e d n e s­
day a n d F rid a y , a t 10 a. m , e v ­
ery w eek.
16». 171 a n d 173 Second S tr e e t.
P o r tla n d , O reg o n .
GRESHAM. OH EGON
H.
a •
CRISP, GOLDEN BROWN
TOAST MADE ON A
Farm.
A. W. Metzger
Ila a ld en ce 51x
E. CLANAHAN
C O N TB A C TO R S
J. T. WILSON
Shoes and Rubber Goods
Re*-
D IM T IS T
G resh a m o llice over A nchor ato;r «.
e n tr a n c e n ex t door to H a rd w a re
• to '* .
In S an d y ev ery T u ea d a y and
W ed n esd a y .
Red Cross
Explosives
Vile upper view sliowx how-
groups of big stu m p s are blasted
out clean a t o n e tim e, w ith all
d irt otf th e roots an d stu m ps s h a t­
tered in to k in d lin g w.xxl. At th e
sam e tim e th e subsoil is thoroughly
b ro k en n p , creatin g a fine hom e
for th e new crop. Low er view
show s a celety crop worth
per acie ten m o n th s after stum ps
were b lasted out.
To learn liow progressive farm ers
are using d y n am ite for rem oving
stu m p s am! boulders, p lv n tin g a u d
Cultivating fru it trees, regenerating
barren soil, d itch in g , drain ing, e x ­
cavating, an d road-m aking.
office 1M
W, J. OTT
Phone M ain
l i i ’Jti or
O utlook 7U I.
Grewhom
W S. WOOD
AI1 k in d s of B u ild in g . F in is h in g .
P la n s
an d
S p e c ific a tio n s,
lig h t.1
Auctioneer
d o u b le -s tre n g th n o n -s p re a d in g h a m
V a n c o u v e r,
W a s h in g to n
j fra m e s. Why w aste m oney o r heavy
F
a
rm
an
d
S
to
ck
S
ales a S p ecialty
| tim b e rs w hen my m e th o d is s tro n g e r*
. .m c o u v e r 614, or
W R CROSIER. Phone 428
Gresham Outlook 701
S in ce ih e w a r h a s c u t off th e im ­
p o rta tio n s fro m G e rm a n y , th e r e is a
g re a t in c re a se In th e m a n u f a c tu r e of
w ooden to y s in th e U n ite d S ta te s T h e
la rg e s t to y -p ro d u c in g c e n te r in th is
c o u n try ts th e to w n of W in c h e n d o n ,
So th a t e le c tric lig h t p u ll s w itc h e s
c an be fo u n d in d a r k ro o m s th e r e h as
been in v e n te d a g lass p e n d a n t filled
w ith a s u b s ta n c e a b so rb in g lig h t in
Maae
at
the daytime and becoming luminous
n ig h t.