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JU N E
O utlook
T H E P E R IL S O F PEA C E
TW ICE A W EEK
Published every T uesday and Friday
at G resham , O regon, by th e O ut­
look P u b lish in g Co.
H. L. St.
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I N D E R W EIG H
IS.
1918
OIL SHORTAGE CAUSES
RISE IN OTHER FUELS
H e a th e r R e p o rt
en
"W e
w ill choke th e ocean w ith
F o re c a s t fo r th e p erio d J u n e 17
T h e w ood fu e l in O reg o n is rap id
tat th em ," is th e terse, g rap h ic sentence
to J u n e 22, in clu siv e.
as. a ttrib u te d to C o ngressm an B u rro u g h s 1 !y re a c h in g a p o in t w hich in d ic a te s
Pacific C o ast s t a te s :
fa ir, cool
ry of New H am p sh ire. He w as ta lk in g th a t th e r e w ill be a s h o r ta g e th is n ig h ts first of w eek : w a rm in g up bv
in - ' ab o u t sh ip s an d he said th a t, w h eth er w in te r, a c c o rd in g to re p o rts re a c h in g m id d le o f w eek.
A d m in is tra to r H olm es.
How
its in sp ite of, or because of c riticism , j F u e l
he one th in g is su re , " th e sh ip s a re eom- ( se v e re th e s h o r ta g e w ill be is n o '
S erv e y o u r c o u n try by sa v in g food.
: k n o w n a t p re s e n t.
A n tic ip a tin g It,'
in I ng all rig h t now .”
ed
A nd Mr. B u rro u g h s seem s to have ' h o w ev er. H olm es a lre a d y is p r e p a r ­
te. p u t h im self in to a p o sitio n to know, ing fo r d is trib u tio n o f coal in d is ­
he He is one o f sev eral C ongressm en who, tr ic ts w h ere th e r e is insufficient wood
to a c tin g upon th e ir own in itia tiv e , and su p p lie s.
C o n d itio n s a re m o re a c u te in P o rt
Id tra v e lin g a t th e ir own expenses, start-
II- ed o u t recen tly on a to u r of Inspection lau d th a n a t o th e r p o in ts th u s fa r.
■e- of tw elve sh ip y a rd s, ju s t to see w ith T h e se in d u s trie s a r e c o n v e rtin g th e ir
ib. th e ir own eyes w hat is being done in p la n ts tp th e u se of wood a n d co al,
Offlc« 114
H oi. 115
P H O N tS
as th e way of g e ttin g so m eth in g in re tu rn ; d u e to th e fact th a t th e oil fu el s u p ­
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en tra n ce n ex t door to H a rd w a re
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A n n o u n c e m e n t to th is end
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T he New H a m p sh ire co n g ressm an 's i th in g s.
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P H O N E S — o ffice 517
R esid e n c e 51x
•s on th is v ital su b ject. <)u th e A tlan tic s u lt th a t d e a le rs a re h a v in g a h a rd
J. E. ULANAHAN
o- seab o ard as well a s on o u r ow n, ships tim e to fill o rd e r s on th e ir books.
D E N T IS T
le a re b u ild in g w ith am azin g ra p id ity at |
F a m ily Ite u n io ii.
o ffice: F ir s t s t a t e B ank B u ild in g
to last. T h e d ay s of b u re a u c ra tic m ud i
is d lln g of o u r sh ip p in g efforts a re be ! T w o b ro th e rs re c e n tly m et in a
G R E SH A M , OREG O N
s- hind us. Men who have no political ! Y. M. C. A. h u t in L o ndon. T hey
y- fences to keep in re p a ir, w hose sole | iiad n o t se e n e ach o th e r in tw o y ears.
n bu sin ess is to m ake ships, and who a re ' S u b se q u e n tly in re a d in g a n e w sp a p e r
D E N T IS T
a c ro s s
p h o to g ra p h s of
e. h a b itu a te d to large-scale achievem ent, j th ey c a m e
H o w ttt B u ild in g
G ie sh a m , O regon
ir a re d lrre c tin g th e sp len d id energ ies th e ir m o th e r, th r e e o th e r b ro th e rs ,
n of th e n atio n to w ard s the objective of i th e m se lv e s an d tw o co u sin s, all d o ­
P H O N E 113
■s an ad eq u ate tra n s p o rta tio n m arine. ing th e i r “ b it.”
Professional and
Business Ads.
R atos leaaon ab lo
>ur r e p r e s e n ta tiv e
w ill call.
'iRlotal paper o f tb o To'
Official papar o f th e '
view.
Sintered s s se c o n d -c la s s m a tter M arch
I, 1911. at the P o sto ffice at G resh am .
O regon, u nder the A ct o f M arch I, 1(7*.
B U N K ER H IL I
Y esterday— B u n k er H ill D ay—w as
celebrated th ro u g h o u t New E n g lan d ,
hut not to an y e x te n t In an y o th e r p a rt
of the U nited S tates. In th o u sa n d s of
places th e occasion w as not even
th o u g h t of, and yet It w as one of th e
m ost im p o rta n t epochs In th e e arly
onies.
re v o lu tio n ary d ay s of th e th irte e n col-
Tlie b attle of B u n k er H ill w as fo u g h t
on the 17th day of Ju n e, 1775, o v er a
y ear before th e D eclaratio n of In d e­
pendence w as proclaim ed. Yet before
it the b a ttle of L ex in g to n had been
fought and a n o th e r d e c la ra tio n of In­
d e p e n d e n c e had been p ro n u lg ated a
d e c la ra tio n th a t is h u t little h eard of
hut w hich was full of in ten se p a tr io t­
ism and in w hich wan b etray ed th e
feelings th a t w ere to ev e n tu a lly b rin g
about n atio n al u n ity an d release from
th e B ritish yoke of oppression.
W hile it Is tru e (h at th e w orld Is
grow ing sm aller, In a fig u rativ e sense,
the fact th at tin* b a ttle of B u n k er H ill
is now scarcely th o u g h t of o u tsid e of
New E ngland, rev eals th e o th e r ln ter-
ing fact th a t th e U nited S ta te s Is
grow in g larg er, (m t h ere, 3,000 m iles
from the seem- of such a m o m en to u s
conflict 143 y ears ago, th e day was
fogolien
it has never been celeb rated
on the Pacific coast th a t wc a re a w are
of, an d m any o th e r equally Im p o rta n t
days In o u r h isto ry a re being sw al- J
lowed up In th e m ore im p o rta n t m a t­
te rs of la rg e r p o rten t. In c id e n ts a re J
giving way to th e g ran d Idea of w orld (
<h nioeracy and world lib erty .
Tin- o th e r nam e for dem ocracy and
world lib erty Is n a tio n a lism
Yet it *
is by its very n a tu re self llm iltin g . I '
To those who u n d e rsta n d It, n a tio n al I
b o u n d aries have a real m eaning, us I
they 'o u g h t to have. N atio n s serv e » K
very useful purpose, and a re not, w h a t-1 1
■\e| may have been th e ir o rig in , m ere I _
a rb itra ry g ro u p in g s of people. T h e re I
ran and should Is- co-operation am ong I ,
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A m ong th e w o rk ers, loyalty, has taken
T hey also serv e who buy W ar S av­
th e place of th e p a ra ly z in g influences
ings S ta m p s— If they save an d buy to
of th e G erm an s trik e p ro paganda,
the u tm o st of th e ir a n ility , an d buy in
T he b u ild in g of a ship has become !
tim e.
a s p o rtin g even t. R ecords rise, only
to be toppled over an d be pu sh ed off
th e end of th e dock. K eel-laying re-
co rd s for both wood an d steel con-
stru c tio n , u p ,to and in clu d in g those for
com pleted
w ork, a re set up and
knocked dow n every w eek, by work-
e rs who a re p lay in g a gam e so big, and
for s ta k e s so larg e, th a t In com parison
a w orld se rie s looks like a gam e of (
i "Bcrub" In th e p a stu re behind th e lit- ,
i- tie red schoolhouse.
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And th e sh ip s a re ta k in g th e w ater 1
9 at a ste a d ily in c re a sin g rate. By th e 1
j way, th e F o u rth of Ju ly is to be th e ;
f g re a te st day for lau n c h in g s in A m eri- t
- can h isto ry . C h arles S chw ab has giv- ‘
I en th e word, and w herever it is Qpssi I
II ble, on both co asts sh ip s a re to leave ,
I th e w ays on th e n a tio n al holiday.
I T h a t will be a cele b ratio n w orth w hile r
I T h in k of it— th in k of A m erica ru sh in g H
11 for th e salt seas on h er b irth d a y , and „
I sen d in g o u t upon th e ir bosom s h er a n ­
sw er to th e p ira te s, and h er su re II
I p ro m ise of speedy aid for lie allies!
"
' Yes, th e sh ip s a re really g e ttin g L
|a flo a t. We a re u n d e r w eigh a t last.
I More to n n ag e is being b u ilt th a n is g
I being d estro y ed , an d a good p a r t of 11
I th is new to n n ag e is ours. H u rley at u ’
| th e head of th e sh ip p in g board and
I S chw ab a t th e head of the fleet cor- ti
I p o ta tio n , backed by a n im m ense and cl
(c o n s ta n tly au g m e n tin g force of w ork- c
I ers w hose s p o rtin g blood is aroused. K,
and ag ain by th e irre s is tib le will of
all o u r people, a re prod u cin g th e b<
goods.
I tc
Is it th e sh ip s th a t a re needed?
Very well, we will have th e ships. I
I T hey c o u ld n 't be m ade in a m inute. —
T h e e te rn a l tria n g le a g a in :
ra ts Y ards had to be p lanned and co n ­
w ill not sta y In a room w ith m osqui­ stru c te d . W o rk ers had to be assem - .
toes; m osquitoes w on’t stay w here bled. H ousing acco m m odoations had I "
b a ts a re an d b a ts w on't stay w here to be provided. Oh, th e re w as a w orld
ra ts are. T h a t b eats a d iv o rce s u it of w ork to be done before th e sh ip s A.
w ith a co -respondent m en tio n ed In th e could b egin to slid e down from the
co m p lain t.
slips. B ut p u rp o se and en erg y a re q,(.
[tellin g . T h e sh ip s a re grow ing, and
It's going to cost m ore th a n $1200
going on th e ir m ission. And m ore a re
to keep th e tw o GrcHham schoolhouses
com ing along. In Hie w ords of a fam yo
w arm next school y ear, ju st for th e
ous old sea dog: "W e have ju s t be-
fuel. G uess a good m an y of us will
yo
g u n to tight..” In th e tellin g p h rase ca
have to go to school ju s t to keep from
of C o n g ressm an B u rro u g h s: "W e will J u
freezing.
choke th e ocean w ith th e m .”
pe
One reaso n w hy so m an y of us on
e Pacific coast can eat corn bread
id o th e r su b s titu e s so g racefu lly is
we have no t fo rg o tten th e pio-
n eer day s w hen flour w as $24 a sack
Teachers’
Examinations
T h e moat p ain fu l th in g th a t h ap ­
pened to J e re m ia h O 'L eary w as h av ­
ing to keep hla ow n m o u th sh u t all
th e tim e som ebody else w as tellin g
th e officers w here to tind him .
it is said th a t o u r v isitin g su b m a ­
rin e s will rem ain in A m erican w aters
u n til A ugust
If th ey a re not exceed
Ingly c a u tio u s they w ill rem ain u n til
G abriel to o ts h is horn
Of co u rse we know th a t we a re go
ing to win th e w ar an d have said so,
but th a t M utton headed K aiser d o esn 't
know It. because we suspect he doesn 't
read th e O utlook
Pledge y o u rself to save to the
T he T h rift sta m p cam p aig n will
m
ost
and to buy a d efin ite am o u n t
We a re conscious of a keen in te re st help to sta m p out H o h enzollernisin.
W ar S av in g s S tam p s each m onth.
an
d
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is
going
to
be
th
e
re
w
ith
in the can n in g club girls, but o ur no­
tion is th a t th e g irl w ho Is add icted Isith feet In th e sta m p in g o u t process
V S p le n d id K ero ed A chieved,
n th e C o u n ty C o u rt of th e S ta te of
j
H W S n a sh a ll. p re s id e n t of th e
to d ream in g of vlneclad bungalow s,
O reg o n , fo r M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty ,
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T h e (arm s a re ra ilin g
n ihi- m a t te r of th e E sta:< of Jo h n
t hh ken coops and w ar g a rd e n s w ill
tio n , re p o r ts th e a s s o c ia tio n h as
S tev en s, D eceased.
not overlook th e Im p o rtan ce of p u t­ T he rule m ust be Invoked
[b ro k e n all fo rm e r re c o rd s in 1917,
N otice is h e re b y g iv en th a t th e
tin g up a v ariety of p alatab le goods for no eatee, as they would sa
T h e u n n u a l s ta te m e n t sh o w s 383 new
n d e rs ig n e d , as a d m in is tr a tr ix of th e
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hom e con su m p tio n for tw o
s t a te of J o h n S tev en s, d e c e a se d , has
I a g g re g a tin g $ 4 9 1 1 . $ 1 ,0 3 6 .6 7 7 of in ­ filed h e r final a c c o u n t In th e C o u n ty
T he G erm an s a re a m u sical n atio n s u ra n c e w ritte n , o n e a ss e ssm e n t lev ­ C o u rt of th e S ta te of O l'egon (or
Secretary- McAdoo reco m m en d s th a t
heavy tuxes be Im posed upon all lux an d we tr u s t th a t th ey will enjoy ied. an d $700 in v e s te d in lib erty M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty , a n d th a t S a tu r ­
b o n d s d u rin g th e y e a r
T h e a ss o c ia ­ d ay. th e 2 9 th day of J u n e , 1918. at
arten. If It ev er h ap p en s th a t way- those A m erican h an d s w hen they play- tio n Is e n te r in g its 1 4 th y e a r, an d ha* he h o u r of 9 :3 0 o 'c lo c k , in th e fo re ­
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th e re w ill be no tax on those C alifo rn ia
o v e r 4 0 0 0 m e m b e rs c a rr y in g $4,2 5 0 ,- noon of s a id day , a n d th e C o u rt room
iooo in s u ra n c e
It h as m ad e an a n ­ of said C o u rt, h a s been a p p o in te d by-
c a n ta lo u p e s In th e P o rtlan d m a rk e t
N ot e u r i i lin ken ra n ch can turn
n u a l sa v in g of o v e r 60 p e r c e n t to ita s a i d C o u rt a t th e th n e a n d place fo r
Just a t th is tim e.
out such a bad egg as Jerem iah m em b ers. At th e a n n u a l m e etin g io tth e h e a rin g of o b je c tio n s to sa id a c ­
J a n u a r y A ndrew H ru g g e r of G re sh ­ c o u n t a n d th e s e ttle m e n t of said
W hatever the war new s may be, O’L eary.
am w as re -e le c te d d ir e c to r fo r th e e sta te .
keep cool and cheerful
The boys at
F a r m e r s d e sirin g to
F irst p u b lication May 28. 1918
Excursion rates for the Hindenburg n in th y e a r
the front are not w hining and com ­
jo in m ay o b ta in In fo rm a tio n from
ELLA STEVEN'S.
trip to Paris are also golug up
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The m essages they send
A d m in istratrix of th e E state of
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secretary,
40$
John S teven s. D eceased.
back home are of hopefulness
and
A war loaf Is bad enough, but a war
S to ck E x ch an g e B ldg., P o rtla n d — JOHN VAN ZANTE. A ttorney
good cheer
loafer Is unspeakable.
Aft».
314 Spalding B ldg , P ortlan d . Ore.
R e sid e n c e 111; (Jttlce l l z
PHONES
HUGHES, M. D.
H o u r s - 10-12 i. m..
2-4 and 7*1 p. ni.
Office, H u w lt t B u ild in g
G R E blJA M ,
OREGON
P h o n e* . Office 46;
Roe. 61
b E O. I N G L I S ,
M. D.
a
G re sh a m
L odge No.
152,
w X jg r A. F. ft A. M. » Ill h o ld a
/ \ r ' s|»t o ia i r o m in u n ic a tio n , F il-
dav e v e n in g . J u n e 21, a t 8 o 'clo ck ,
fo r w ork in th e M. M, d e g re e .
V isitin g b ro th e rs w elcom e.
WM. C. M E T Z G E R , S ec’y.
J.
SC H U LTZ, W M.
S o A th e is ts a t F ro n t-
Rev. It. B. H u m m el, p a s to r of
F r u itv a le P re s b y te ria n c h u rc h , w h i
is in F ra n c e as a Y. M. C. A. s e c re ­
ta ry w rite s th a t th e r e a r e no a th e is ts
in tile tre n c h e s. ' B efo re b u lle ts an d
d e a th ,’ lie w rite s, “ m en tu r n to G od
an d tind h im .“
Your com m on sense w ill tell you th a t
you cannot buy now all th e th in g s you
bought before we had a w ar to win.
Your buying m ust be re s tric te d and
your sav in g s invested in W ar S av in g s
S tam ps.
WANTS
LIVESTOCK
IIORSE.w
COACH H A R N E S S lo r sa le
C a rls o n 's s to re , G re sh a m .
COR S A L E S a d d le pony.
W e ig h t
7 50. B ro k e to d riv e . L a u ra D avis,
p h o n e 21.
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1 OR S A L E C H E A P , good w o rk h o rse,
g e n tle a n d tr u e p u lle r, w e ig h t
1400. H av e no use lo r h im . W rite
E. L. Jucks'on, K. 4, Box 07, G re s h ­
am o r p h o n e D am ascu s 15 0.
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FO R
S A L E — 3 -y ear-o ld c o lt; 3 Vs
M itch ell w ag o n ; good s u r ry an d
W ill sefl
lig h t d o u b le h a rn e s s,
ch eap . W. J . H illy a rd , p h o n e 776.
/ H W v l A N end SUBOBOB
A ll pro te sa i orni 1 cu lla p ro m p tly a t ­
tended.
b p eciu l a tte n tio n to dis­
e a s e s o f m e iß yea and f it t in g o f
□ la sa ea .
H our», 10-12 a. m.; 1-4, 7-1 p. ni.
Over F ir s t S ta le B ank, G resiiam
P hone*, Office 021
Ree. 55x1
EMILY S'. B0LÜÜM. M. D.
Physician and burgeon
W O M EN a n d C H IL D R E N
Office F
u r s : 10 a. m. to 12 in.
i p . to 3 p. m .
O ffice o v e r
H ank o f G resh am
P H O N E S — R esid e n c e,
T ahot 1(0
Office M ain 4312.
H om e A -tlK
J.
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ST R A Y E D
I’o u r J e rs e y h e ife r» , tw o
co m in g 2, tw o co m in g 1 y e a r old.
L. L. G riffith, B o rin g . C all 71x1.
H iE E M ILC H COW S fo r sa le , on e
fre s h , tw o co m in g ire s h .
C. A.
M a lran i, m ile a n d a h a lf s o u th ­
e a st of G re sh a m . P h o n e 385.
S E V E R A L F R E S H FA M IL Y COW S
lo r sale.
E. B a u m a n n , G re sh a m ,
phone 001.
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M. S H O R T , M. D.
P h y e i c ia u
Rea.,
O ffice,
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and
P IG S
FO R
SA LE .
p h o n e 28x1.
b u rgeon
F e a t 65#th St.
111 1-12 S e llin g
PORTLAND,
B u ild in g
OREGON
S
REAL ESI A I K. REN TALS
H o m e lo r S a le .
UR. r.iABEL JANE DORiNG
OHHÉOPATH1C
P H Y S IC IA N
O F F IC E H O U R b — Sf a. in. to 5 p.
532 M organ B ld g ., P o r tla n d , Ore.
P lio n e M ara h a ll 1109
Sixty foot fr o n t by 172 Vi deep,
paved s tr e e t a n d c e m e n t w alks. All
p aid fo r an d title p e rfe c t. Hull R un
w a te r, good h o u se , g a ra g e an d all
m o d ern
im p ro v e m e n ts,
on
M ain
s tre e t, o p p o site p u b lic lib ra ry , G re s h ­
am . G W. W o n a c o tt, G re sh a m , O re.
DR. N. PLYLER
L lcauged
C h iro p ra ctic
MISCELLANEOUS
P h y s ic ia n
CH1IM1PKACTH AND E L E C T K K
TREATM ENT
□ o n a u lta tio n
and E x a m in a tio n
Office, o v e r F i r s t S ta te B an k
G re sh a m
P h o n e 514. Office h o u rs : 3 :3 0 to
12, a n d 2 to 5
JO H N BR O W N
HtSVaAtlüï
R e p re s e n tin g only R E L I A U L E
SU RA N l E C O M P A N IE S
Q r s s h s in , O reg o n
JAMES
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IN S C Z 1 X C Ï
A ccid en t,
S u r e ty B o n d i,
F ir ,
A aton rob lle, b r ie , B e a lt*
P la ta O lese
Ottica on M ain S tr e e t
P H O N E S — o ffice 81«
R e s id e n c e S3
G resh am 417
B ro a d w a y 173Í
WALTER T. McGUIRK
and
C
G.
S C H N E ID E R
A T T O B B E T S AT LA W
F IR S T
STA TE
BANK
G R E SH A M
W. S. WOOD
Auctioneer
V an co u v er,
W a s h in g to n
F a rm a n d S to ck S ales a S pecialty
P h o n e V a n co u v er 614, o r
G re sh a m O u tlo o k 701
P H O N E 33x1
DR. A
G ia d u u le
H. WRIGHT
V e te rin a ry
S u rg e o n
O ffice a t R esidence on So. R oberts Av
S pecial a tte n tio n g iven to d iseases
of c a ttle .
H ave y o u r n u rs e s ’ te e th ex am in ed
by a n e x p e rt.
No c h a rg e
C on tractor an d B u ilder
G e n e r a l C o n tr a c to r
Sceptic T anks
Jack screw s for Hem
F R A N K C. JO N ES
G resham , Ore.
PHOTOS
A U
r tW D g
ABB
A U
S IB B S
New Gallery
[' F O R S A L E On p lace
m ile n o rth of P le a s a n t
Mrs. M cL au g h lin .
Pre«.
OR S A L E 25 a c re , g ra s s fo r hay
n e a r T ro u td a le .
.1 O. B o th w e ll
6 0 2 0 -4 0 th A ve., S E., P o rtla n d
plioni T a b o r 8188
FO R SA LE Good S to ry & C la rk o r
gait fo r $25.
M rs. E. D avidson
G re sh a m , p h o n e 509.
W A N TED
M eals in p riv a te fam ily
P h o n e o r call O u tlo o k .
F O R D T O U R IN G C A R fo r sa le , 1916
m odel,
In
first-c la ss c o n d itio n ,
l ’lione 13, H ally C h ris te n s e n , tf
P A S T U R E F O R R E N T fo r a few
W. R. C ro sie r,
h ead of c a ttle.
B o rin g , R. D.
P h o n e G re sh a m
428.
F O R S A L E — G ood s u r re y , $ 1 5 ; g a r ­
den plow , $3; w inged sh o v el plow
$3. W. II. C ro sie r, B o rin g , K. D.
P h o n e 428.
GRESHAM TIME TABLE
1'r u in s lo r fc»tu< a ila o r B u l l K u n
B u ll Run tr a in s le a v e Mt. H ood D ep o t)
12 24 AM D ly E x Sun. G resh a m O nly.
12:25 AM Sun. to E sta c a d a
5.2 5 AM D ly , M ail and E x ., E sta c a d a
5 .H A M D ly. Ex. Sun. G resh a m o n ly
6:12 AM D ly, G resh a m O nly
6 52 AM Sun. to B u ll B un
7:45 AM D ly to E sta c a d a
« id AM D ly , G resh a m O nly
9 .5 0 A M td y . to B u ll Itu n
10 40 AM D ly to G resh a m O nly
H 45 AM D ly , E sta c a d a
12:40 I'M D ly , G resh a m O nly
1 .50 I'M D ly, to B u ll K un
2 40 I’M D ly , G resh a m O nly
3:45 I'M D ly, E sta c a d a
4 40 I'M D ly, G ie sh a m O nly
4 50 PM D ly, to B u ll K un
5:45 PM D ly . E sta c a d a
6 35 PM D ly . E x .S u n ., G resh a m O nly
7:00 I’M D ly, to B u ll Kun
7:45 PM D ly , E sta c a d a
9:10 PM D ly, G resh a m O nly
1.10 PM D ly , G resh a in O nly
t r a i n s fu r P o r tla n d
2.30 AM
2 04 AM
5 10 AM
6.15 AM
7 33 AM
» 07 AM
3 40 AM
9 3 4 AM
0 40 AM
1 30 AM
2 40 I'M
1 3 4 PM
2 40 PM
3 3o PM
4 40 PM
5 34 PM
5 35 PM
S 10 PM
; l ’i PM
1 15 PM
• 45 PM
1 1 5 PM
D ly Ex. Sun.
Sun. o n ly
D ly E x.Sun.
D ly.
D ly
D ly fro m Mt. H ood D ep ot.
D ly .
D ly
D ly
D ly fro m Mt. H ood D ep o t
D ly to G resh a m O nly
D ly
D ly.
D ly fro m Mt. H ood D ep ot
D ly .
D ly .
D ly Ex Sun.
D ly fro m Mt. H ood D ep o t
D ly.
D ly
D ly
D ly
M O M T A V IZ .1 .A -T B O V T D A X .E D IM E
x,». T r o u td a le
r. M o n ta rU la
•« 15 a m.
PICTURE FRAMING
G IL T
MAX
OH N A T U R A L WOOD
N*a*. and C heap
S C H N E ID E R
M athews' Bldg . Main 8t .
P k o a s Ml
•D ally except Sunday.
(T o Linnem snn. connect
tra in s for Portland.
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"5 45 a. in.