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Newspaper Page TextPAG« TWO GRESHAM O ur p riv a te sco u ts in fo rm us th a t th e re will be an abuntlain • o f B elgian TW IOB A W B B k h a re s a n d ra b b its w hen th e p o rk le ss P u b lish e d ev ery T u e sd a y au d F rid a y day s come ag ain . Bt «i.eHham, O reg o n , by th e O ut- ---------------------- An allied a v ia to r becomes an ace” look P u b lish in g Co. H L St ( 'la ir , E d ito r a n d M an ag er. by p lay in g th e deuce w ith H un a ir fighters. Our S u b scrip tio n O r lsh am O utlo o k B a te s O ne year. $ 1 6 0 . e iz m on th s, 75. three m o n th 's trial • iib scrlp tlo n , 50c. O I ’ H • ti r e p u b lic a n (oi Mtat< T r ea su r er . H ead T h e P oliti« m I P u zzle, pag«*s 241-27. e le a tio n p a m p h le t.— Paid Ad. ▲dTertlslag K a tes rea so n a b le r e p r e s e n ta tiv e call. OUTLOOK TUESDAY. Kl P l B I . l t AN WANTS Republican Candidate for MULTN< »MAH T he people of E a stern M ulnom ah.i the home of Ju d g e G eorg« W. Staple- , ton. will have th e o p p o rtu n ity next F rid a y to re n d e r hint an a p p reciativ e source In re tu rn for th e serv ices he has been g iv in g them for sev eral ■ y ears past. He Is a c a n d id a te to su c c e e d h im self us C ircu it Ju d g e, a po sitio n he Is w o rth ily filling, and It would he not only a ra re com plim ent 1 to him hut th e rep u b lican v oters would he doing tR em selves Justice In giving him th e ir u n an im o u s su p p a rt Space fo rb id s any len g th y appeal or discussio n of I i I h q u a lificatio n s, hut he has proven h im self th e friend of all classes in every c a p a c ity ; and of his ab ility th e re Is no q u estio n As the only c a n d id a te from th e c o u n try p re cin c ts lie Is e n title d to th e undivided su ffra g e of every m an o r woman who voles the rep u b lican tick et at th e com ing p rim aries. D IV ISIO N N o P ra c tlc s l A la st w ord to th e c a n d id a te s ; T here a re tim e s w hen It Is intliiltt-ly -u fe r to p erm it yo u r enem y to w rite political screed s about you, th a n It Is for you to w rite a le tte r to your frien d s A good m any of th e can n ed editor- inis received hv the n ew sp ap ers these d ay s spoil ns soon as th e can Is o p e n e d . y et som e of th e n ew sp ap ers c o n tin u e to use them lad th e c a n d id a te s b ear in m ind th a t th e gam e of politics, like all o th er gam es, has to lie played on th e sq u are to be th ro u g h ly enjoyed by all con ie rn e d . Since the lig h tless n ig h ts have been suspended u n til S ep tem b er 1, we will have to depend on th e p ro h ib itio n law to keep som e folks from being lit up T h e ca n d id a te s should have a h eart und give us a card ies* day before F rl day. K« um I to tlapplnea*. Its a m ia b le , c h e e rfu l a n d good n at- u re d a n d you a re m u ch m o re Hkely to be h ap p y . You w ill find th is d if ficu lt. If n o t im p o ssib le, how ever, w h en you a r e c o n s ta n tly tro u b le d w ith c o n s tip a tio n . T a k e C h a m b e r la in s T a b le ts a n d g e t rid of th a t au d It w ill be easy. T h e se ta b le t* n o t o n ly m ove th e bo w els, b u t Im p ro v e th e a p p e tite a n d s tr e n g th e n th e d i g e s tio n .—-Adv, K n o w le d g e F orty-on e y ea rs FOR T H R E E M ILC H CO W 8 fo r sa le , one a h eavy m ilk e r. S a n ita ry M ark et, p h o n e 88 1. P aid Adv. FOR CORONER COW AND TW O C A L V E S fo r sale. J e rs e y cow 4 y e a rs old. W. IL Udy, .T a y lo r a v e n u e , on S ection L ine ro ad , R-A, Box 599, P o rtla n d , p h o n e T a b o r 1179. W A N TED YOUNG F R E S H COW fo r fam ily . M ust be good. C ash p ro p o sitio n . P h o n e G re sh a m 455. F. M. M yers, h all m ile n o rth of P le a s a n t H om e, O reg o n. tf THREE l A .d li.i i s < aiuliilat« fo r W i l l . te ll in ve stig a te d over It) per cent co ro ne r eases. No reason w hy C O R O N E R should lie a DOCTOR. Have no pro fession to serve hut can devote till my tim e to the office. V O T E and elect a m a il w ho is a lw ays on the jo b . instead o f a DOCTOR who sits in his ollie aud sends out a re p re sen ta tive or a d e p u ty to a tte n d to the dutie s Ilf the otliee. Will establish branch offices in the outlying districts. VOTE X 123 on ballot. — P aid Adv J Ball 2 3 P A S T U R E FO R R E N T Vhout ten head Apply E. D unn, opposite C la re n c e T rue Wilson i.iini 22 c o n s t r u c t iv e T w e lv e to be E le c te d In M u ltn o m a h C ou n ty Paid Adv. ARTHUR I. MOULTON C a n d id a te FOR CORONER PRESENT CORONER N u m b e r 1 1 5 o n B a llo t Ad B a llo t N o . 1 2 2 COUNTY CLERK F or Re-Election — P a id Adv. M. M. SQUIRE Republican Candidate to SNOW P O T A T O E S fo r seed. The e a rlie s t o f ull F o r sa le a t C o lu m bia View F a rm . C o rb e tt. O regon. Succeed Himself as Ita i g a in s . f'h.l lliplol h in d e r. 6 fe e t, $65. Iro n Age p o ta to p la n te r fertili/.« t a tta c h m en t, $125. B lack H aw k O1D e r sp re a d e r. 59- b u sh e ls. $125. O ne 14-lnch B lack H aw k O liv er s p re a d e r. No. 49. $29. jo in te r and w heel Om- 12-lnch O liv er ch ille d plow No 29. $16 O ne No. 1 1 's R oss co rn o r h ay cut -er. $3U M oline tr a c to r , 2-w heel Constable of BACON AND OF ALL WM. A. DALZIEL Primaries, .May 17th K KI’ l l l l . l t 1 \ ( YM1ID.YTK FO It STAND S (P aid A dvertisem ent.) FOB A J u s t A d m in is tra to r of L a b o r L aw s. A S q u a re Deal to E m p lo y ee an d E m p lo y er A like. S afety fo r a ll B ased on P ra c tic a l E x p erie n ce LARD W. W. H A L L M em b er M u ltn o m a h 77 — Paid Adv. K IN D S Phone 7W Pleasant Home Multnomah District P rim a rie s May 17. 1918 LABOR COMMISSIONER 'ARM M A C H IN E R Y PHOTOS Andrews Bros. Meat Market I ? Alai F o r C o u n ty : riW D I AMD A.X>Z* m e t /Yea C allery =? 1 PICTURE FRAMING EKSTROM’S TRUCK SERVICE Office with Commercial Delivery Co. 229 Pine Street Between First ami Second Gresham Office, old G arage near L u m b e r Yard. Itewtdrnre »ame ALL KINDS OF HAULING BKTWKKM GRESHAM AND fi PORTLAND Coal or Briquet« Ertimate* given on oateide tripe. ••h...w0."?h*'“ who is candidate for Circuit Judce, Department ,\o. 4, in Multnomah County, is a well-known and active law yer, who has been practising his profession in Portland for the past ten years. He is particularly well known as a trial lawyer, and if e- lected will bring to the bench the energy and indus try necessary to keep the work of Multnomah County caught up. — P a id R epublican C andidate for F ruits and Vegetables in Season STO C K FOR RE-ELECTION Jo s. W . B e v e rid g e F O R S A L E A six -h o le C o lu m b ia ra n g e an d k itc h e n c a b in e t fo r $2.5. P h o n e 371. tf B e s t C ^ u a lity M e a t s BUY l e g is l a t io n MORE S H IP S A N D M O RE IN D U S T B IE S POB PORTLAND R e p u b lic a n W HO WE Moulton for Circuit Judge DR. EARL SMITH MAN W A N TED to plow tw o a c re s of new g ro u n d at $19 an acre. A. C. P a rk . Box 4 18. R-A. P o rtla n d , h a lf .u lle n o rth i t B ase L ine *22 H ESSELS HOMEMADE HAMS. in d u s trie s an d IN T E R N A L IM P R O V E M E N T S F O R SA LE OR R E N T E ig h t acres 2 ' j m iles east of G resham on Sec I tlo n L ine ro ad . Apply W. B. P ar so u , p h o n e 111, G rt sh a u i, O re. W VS HI NG M A C H IN E fo r sale. h e a rin g P h o n e 50x1. Develop«- S ta te 's farm production. Republican Candidate for STATE REPRESENTATIVE RENTALS MISCELLANEOUS U nqualified A m ericanism . W B O ltQ Vote X 88 LEWIS, D. C. FO R SA LE 8 room m o d ern house. 2 lo ts 5 9 x 1 1 5 , fr u it a n d b e rrie s, Hull R un w a te r, gas, e le c tric ity , $3,999. T e rm s. C o rn e r 5th an d R o b e rts a v e n u e , G re sh a m . *22 I ’ersonallv P ro g ressiv e R epublican. I or FO R R E N T 5-room fu rn is h e d b i- gulow in T h n u n ieo n a d d itio n , G re sh a m , p h o n e 79x5. tf N ot a » lack e r. P re s e n t at every ro ll-c a ll an d im p o rta i.t m e e tin g of th e last L e g is la tu re . A bso lu te ly no fa v o rite s. P led g ed to p a tr io tic s u p p o r t of th e S ta te an d N ation In th e p re s e n t crisis. ( <»inner t W II.I. VO TE F O B T H E B IG H T I W IL L O PP O SE T H E For Re-election ¡F O R SA LE OR R EN T 1 a c re , good 3 -room h o u se w ith a ttic , ch ick e n h o u se, y o u n g tru ll tre e s. E. D av idson, G resh am . P h o n e 599. tf F o rm e r C h ie f D ep uty fo r past I 1/» years. t'o ild u e te il e n tire a tfa irs o f otliee d u rin g most o f th a t period. l ’ i ¡um rii s M ay 17, IB IS (P a id A d v e rtise m e n t.) 490 W h ite L eg h o rn c h ick s, d u e to h u tch May 15, 12c each . A. R. Ly m an , G re sh a m , O regon. EDWARD F. SMITH FOR RE E L E C T IO N I h a v e h a d f o u r y e a r s e x p e r ie n c e a s c o r o n e r o t S p o k a n e C o u n ty , W a s h ., a n d w ill, if e le c te d , p e rfo r in t h e d u tie s o f c o r o n e r in a n e f fi- ie n t a n d p a t r i o t i c m a n n e r a t a n e x p e n s e n o t to e x c e e d t h a t o f 1915, th u s s a v in g th e t a x p a y e r s t h o u s a n d s o i d o l l a r s a n n u a l ly . C O W 3 m r s a le . E. REAL ESTATE W illa m e tte DR. H. E. SCHLEGEL P oultry th if Vole N u m b e r 121 “ X ” on B a llo t fo r B a u m a n n , G re sh a m , p h o n e 991. Di resident T h e t-X ytliSc Of th e C o r o n e r 'a o ff ic e fo r 191.*» w a s $5851.93, f « r 19!»;. $5 0 * 0 02. fo r 1917. $ s s 4 4 42 \Vh> eh m t th e p ie H e n t in«•iim hent vt itti u n a b n o r m a l - x p e n n e uriti w ith o u t ini 1 e a x e in e ffie ie lie s " SH O A T E S F O R SA LE , a lso nice brood sow s io fu rrow in a b o u t six w eeks. 3. F. P itts , p h o n e 36x2. Primary Election, May 17 Vote X No. 63 — Paid Adv. PIG S SHERIFF Io î o the Taxpayers of Multnomah County FO R SALE- 3 -y car-o h l c o lt; 3 U M itch ell w ag o n ; good s u r r y and lig h t d o u b le h a rn e s s. W ill sell ch e a p W. J . H illy a rd , p h o n e 776. cows E x |» - r le n Paid Adv K< p u b lica n Candidate for Re-Election and Valley and South ■rn i »regoli. 1 O R SA LE C H E A P , good w ork h orse, g e n tle a n d tr u e p u lle r, w eight 14utt. H ave no use fo r him . W rite E. L. Ja c k s o n , R. 4, Box 97, G re s h -i am n r p h o n e D am ascu s 159. tf Thos. M. Hurlburt 1 irr ig a tio n . P O R SA LE M are 6 y e a rs o ld , also ru b b e r tire d rig. L. L. H ia tt. Tin- w isest men need to w atch and pray, for they know n e ith e r th e day nor th e h o u r when they will slip a cog o r drop a w rench In th e w heels and m a k e ta s c lla te d , s u b lim a te d , a n im a t ed, a e ra te d , c o ru s c a te d , p lu p e rfe c t, pule p in k b lo o m in g fools o f th e m selves. And th is Is th e o p en seaso n fo r th e m an w ith th e ra ttlo to n g u c . Its a jail offense to b rin g liquor In th e tim e is draw in g m u re , when It will he In stan t d eath to tak e any of the rem ain in g supply out of the sta te joint State Senator Clackamas, Columbia and Multnomah Counties >UNTY WATER SUPERINTENDENT GOOD H O U SE a n d fo u r lo ts fp r re n t. V a rie ty o f fr u it. H o u se va- ! c a n t a f t e r M ay 18. G. W. K en- 1 ney, p h o n e 519. tf JU D G E ST A PL E TO N to Oregon, und HERMON A. LEWIS J. B. S C H A E F E R FO R SA LE A g e n tle d riv in g horse. 9 y e a rs o ld , w eig h t 1000 p o u n d s, a lso buggy . a n d h a rn e s s. H as — been used fo r fa rm w ork a n d c u l tiv a tin g . P h o n e 801 o r 318. tf W<- believe thut those who Invite us out to d in n e r o ccasionally will con- ci-ili th a t we a rc striv in g to Influence people to avoid food w aste, and th at we la n n o t be fairly ch arg ed w ith an a ttem p t to m ake e atin g unpopular. O ne-ton tr u c k fo r h ire E xpress an d h a u lin g H. C h ris te n so n . P h o n e 13 B ead th e W an t ml- GOOD SOUND H O R S E fo r sa le , also h a rn e s s a n d buggy, >75. A sn ap H. W e tu a r, It. 4, G re sh a m , th e F ra n k T eev in p lace 3 m iles so u th _; re sh a m . *32 E nterad aa aarond ela sa m a tter M arch >, 1911, a t tha P oatoffice at G resham . ■ tragón, under the A ct o f M arch I. 1979 W hat th e public h as been crav in g in the se n a to ria l contest is a good llm of o rato ry . More th a n likely th e sev eral a s p ira n ts lack fully as much of being D aniel W ebstera nr H enry t'ln v s us a one-eyed ro o ster w ith a fro /e n fn m b lack s of ls-lng D em osthenes JW1H C orn b read and b u tte rm ilk would Save five to six d o lla rs by in s u rin g m ake an ideal h rta k fa b t. but who is >o u r F ° rd w ith J o h n B ro w n .— going to get up and c h u rn before Adv. ¡b re a k fa st und>r th e new d ay lig h t schedule? H O R SES i intelai papar o f the T ow n o f G resham Official papar o f tha T ow n o f F etr- view . Now th u t th e lib erty loan Is put over am i O regon and G rcshum have th e ir flags u flying an d th e ir ta ils ov e r th e d ash b o ard . It Is p ro p er to tak e up the political situ a tio n carefu lly aud se e w hat Is en ecssu ry to put G overnor W lth y co m b e ac ro ss o n ce m o re by a r< ■ o ril-b rc a k ln g m a jo rity . 14. LIVESTOCK P h o n s 701 T he L I n o t y W ay ]■ the th a t W ins." T he In q u isitiv e suliHcrlbiT say s he Is going Into a deb ate on the subject, "R es iD (I (b at a m an resem bles a ro o ster m ore th a n lie does a c a t,” and th at lie will ie p re se n t th e cat end of tin- confab. He wantH to know If he bus got h o ld of th e rig h t end. We h a rd ly like to give ad v ice in such m a t ters, hut man p a rta k e s of th e n a tu re of liotli lie crow s anil s tr u ts all duy, hut the ro o ster re tire s early , w hereas the mail w an ts to prow l about like a tom cat u n til an h o u r before su n rise MAY Albert Ekslrom P ortland Broadway '¿<*8*2. A-U07* O il r MAX ’ »K N A T l’R U . w o o l » und C heap S C H N E ID E R X M ath ew s' B ldg.. Main St.. PfcODS •«’ I-:-:-:-:— Get lUd Of Your R h eu m atism . Now is th e tim e to g et rid of y o u r ''r h e u m a t i s m . You w ill And C h a m b e r la in 's L ln ltu e n t a g re a t help. The I re lie f w hich it a ffo rd s is a lo n e w o rth j m an y tim e s its c o st.— Adv. C lerk G raduate of 0 A C Class 1888 Ex County Clerk of Marion County. L iv id in P o rtla n d 10 year» Educated. Qualified. E xperi enced. Determined, Fearless. No pronnies of positions. Will save at least $10,000 in two years. If I fall to re d u c e th e a n n u a l e x p en se of th e office by fro m $5,909 to $ 1 0 ,0 9 9 w ith o u t re d u c in g s a l a rie s, o r to g ive as p ro m p t a n d e f ficient serv ice. I w ill d o n a te one- h a lf of my s a la ry fo r tw o y e a rs to th e R ed C ross F u n d — P aid Adv. JOHN COOK Republican Candidate For Sheriff Multnomah County 113 X COOK, JOHN —Paid Adv.