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P h o a e 701
The L i n o t y p e
W ay 1» th e w a y
th a t W ine."
o fficia l paper o f th e T ow n o f G reeham
I lin cia i paper o f the T ow n o f h a ir-
vie
E n tered as eecon d -claea m a tter M arch
», H l l . at the I’oetofflce a t O re sh am ,
>r• g on. under the Act o f M arch I, 1878.
E X T R A V A G A N C E.
Y e ste rd a y ’* O re g o n ia n c o n ta in e d a
sto ry w ritte n by W ill O. M cltae. te ll­
ing of lh e e x tra v a g a n c e h e n o tic e d in
som e e a s te rn c ities. T h o se he w ro te
of a re b u t a c e rta in c la s s — th o se
who hav e m oney a n d can sp e n d It
w ith o u t need o f worry.* B u t Mr. Mc-
lta e did n o t need to w rite h is sto ry
fro m C lev elan d , he co u ld juBt as well
have w ritte n It fro m any o th e r c ity ,
even In P o rtla n d o r In U re sh a m fo r
th a t m a tte r.
P e rh a p s th e e x tr a v a ­
g a n c e he n o tic e d
w as on a la rg e r
sc ale w h ere he saw it th a n It Is h e re ,
but It e x is ts e v e ry w h e re in A m erica.
B ut th e r e is a n o th e r p h a se on
w hich he m ig h t h av e w ritte n , b u t
d id n ’t. C ity re s id e n ts , w ith o r w ith ­
o u t m uch m oney, a re In clin ed to b e­
lieve th a t th e w ar hus h it th e m h a r d ­
e r th a n th e peo p le w ho liv e in th e
sm a ll tow ns. T o th is b elief th e p eo ­
ple of P o rtla n d a re no ex cep tio n . P e r ­
h ap s th ey believ e th is b ecau se m o re
city boys a re culled to th e c o lo rs a n d
b ecau se th e c itie s g iv e th e la r g e r
su m s of m oney fo r b o n d s, s ta m p s an d
re lie f p u rp o ses.
A nd p e rh a p s th ey
a r e re s e n tfu l a n d give way to th e ir
e x tra v a g a n c e ju s t b ecau se th ey feel
peeved. Hut th ey h a v e a w ro n g Idea
a b o u t th e c o u n try
p eo p le a n d th e
w ar, anti th e ir Im p ressio n is w ro n g
a b o u t th e c o u n try folks.
T aking a boy fro m th e farm o fte n
m ean s a g re u te r eco n o m ic loss th a n
ta k in g a h a lf doxen boys fro m th e
city. M any of th e city hoys w ere not
en g a g e d in p ro d u c tiv e w o rk , w hile
th e boy ta k e n fro m th e fa rm m ay
have been th e only h elp a v a ila b le fo r
th a t p a r tic u la r place. F illin g
his
p la te Is f a r h a r d e r th a n filling th e
place of th e city y o u th s. T h e c o u n ­
try peo p le feel th e loss of th e se boys
k eenly, a n d th ey h av e g re a t d ifficulty
in finding h elp th a t w ill fill th e gap s.
T h e a ttitu d e of th e a v e ra g e c o u n try
re s id e n t to w a rd th e w ar is us so u n d
anti a« p a trio tic as th a t o f h is city
b ro th e r.
In th e city It Is an easy m a tte r fo r
a m an to re fu se to buy b o n d s a n d
s ta m p s. It Is easy to d e c lin e uld to
le lic t fu n d s. He w ho re fu se s is o n ly
one o u t of a m u ltitu d e . S ig h t of him
is lost III th e crow d. B ut In th e c o u n ­
try th e m an w ho re fu se s to buy g o v ­
e rn m e n t s e c u ritie s anil w ho d eclin es
to give m otley to re lie f fu n d s is
know n, li e is p o in ted o u t a s a s la c k ­
e r a n d Is o stra c iz e d . T h e r u r a l re s i­
d en t caliu o t re fu se to h e lp b ec a u se If
he does all Ills n e ig h b o rs w ill s h u n
him .
T h is s itu a tio n e x ists In p ra c tic a lly
every se c tio n of every s ta te . F o r th a t
re a so n it Is safe to a ss u m e th a t m o re
c o u n try people th a n city peo p le a re
no d i n g
th e ir o b lig a tio n s b ro u g h t
a b o u t by th e w ar. an d th e r e fo re they
.tie less e x tr a v a g a n t. T h ey a re d o in g
th e ir w ork q u ie tly a n d , as a ru le ,
c h e e rfu lly . M ean w h ile th e y a re h a r d ­
e r lilt by th e d r a f t th a n any o th e r
class. T hey u re n o t a sk in g fo r sy m ­
p ath y a n d th ey do n o t w a n t a g re a t
d eal of th e ad v ice th a t is g iv en th e m
B ut th e y do ex p ect, a n d o u g h t to
h av e c re d it to r w h at th ey h av e d o n e
MOKE WOMEN W ORKERS.
b ec a u se th ey a re n e ed ed to re ju v e n ­
a te a n d re fre s h th e w o rk e rs fo r th e
T h e e n d o f J u n e saw th e la s t day
ste a d y ta s k s a h e a d d u rin g th e co m ­
in g y e a r. T a k in g o f v a c a tio n s Is e n ­ ; in w hich an y m an w ith in th e d r a f t
c o u ra g e d a s h e lp fu l to
m in d an d ag e can re m a in em p lo y ed in a tion-
I'sse n iia l iu d u s try , a n d a ll m en b e­
body.
A m ong th e o th e r n a tu r a l a d v a n ­ tw een th e ag es of 21 a n d 31 n o t a l ­
ta g e s o f O reg o n a re se v e ra l sp le n d id re ad y In m ilita ry se rv ic e w ill h av e to
b each es w ith th e finest s u r f b a th in g se c u re e m p lo y m e n t In so m e lin e c o n ­
in th e w o rld , a n d th o s e o f o u r h o m e tr ib u tin g m o re d ire c tly to th e su ccess
p eo p le w ho h av e n o t a lre a d y J o u rn ­ of th e w a r th a n th o se w hich th e w ar
eyed to th e m m ay p a trio tic a lly fo l­ j d e p a rtm e n t h as c lassed as n o n -e sse n -
j tla l
low th e su g g e s tio n of o u r w ar le a d ­
T h e fa c t th a t th e d e p a r tm e n t Is op­
e rs by re f re s h in g th e m se lv e s clo se a t
po sed a t th is tim e to e x te n d in g th e
hom e.
T h e n u m e ro u s s e a s id e re s o rts a f ­ I d r a f t ag e s b ecau se of th e in te n tio n to
fo rd
sp le n d id
o p p o rtu n itie s
fo r re c la ssify m any m en to fill o u t class
b a th in g an d fish in g , w h ile a t th e 1 su fficien tly to m e e t th e n e e d s of th e
sam e tim e th e y h av e th e co n v en ie n c­ a rm y fo r th is y e a r in d ic a te s th a t th e
es of th e city clo se a t h a n d . A dip o r d e r Is to be rig id ly e n fo rc e d . A r­
in th e s u r f a n d b re a th in g th e s a lt re s ts h a v e a lre a d y been m ad e In
w a te r b reezes th a t blow cool fro m m an y c ities, so m e of th e m in P o r t­
th e o cean a re h e a lth fu l a n d in v ig o r­ la n d .
W ith In d u s try ru n n in g a t th e tup
a tin g .
T h o se w o rk in g p a tr io ts of e a s te rn n o tc h It Is a p p a re n t th a t th e w ith ­
O reg o n a n d f u r th e r aw ay w ill be d ra w in g of m en fro m c e rta in lin e s of
d o in g s o m e th in g
p a trio tic If th ey w o rk w ill q u ick ly m a k e th e d em a n d
fo r w om en w o rk e rs im p e ra tiv e anil
w ill com e dow n a n d re fre sh th e m ­
selv es in th e p le a s u re s an d b en efits th o u s a n d s of w om en w ill h av e to ste p
o f th e o cean sh o re s b efo re b u c k lin g In to placeB v acated by th e m en. T h is
c h a n g e fro m m ale to fe m a le la b o r In
dow n to th e ir fall a n d w in te r w ork.
so m e e s ta b lis h m e n ts h a s been g ro w ­
T h e re Is m uch g o o d p o etry w r it­ in g g ra d u a lly fo r th e p a s t y e a r as
ten now , b u t th e r e a re n o n e of th e m en w ere d r a f te d o r e n lis te d , but
o ld -tim e sch o o l re a d e rs to winnow th is o r d e r fro m th e p ro v o st m a rsh a l
o u t th e chuff a n d Im m o rta liz e th e is th e first sig n a l fo r th e w h o lesale
b est. T h e n , to o , so m e o f o u r m o d ­ s u b s titu tio n of w om en fo r m en in
e rn e d u c a tio n is ts w ould b ecom e f u r ­ m an y lin es. R e s ta u r a n ts , s to re s an d
io u s a t th e sch o o l a u th o r itie s If th ey offices a re to be th e first to feel th e
w ere to r e v e r t back to th e o ld re a d ­ effects of th is o rd e r.
T h e a p p lic a tio n of th e o r d e r will
e rs anik th e o ld b lu e-b ack sp e llin g
p ro b a b ly n o t go fa r en o u g h to brin g
book.
w om en In to th e h e a v ie r ta s k s p e r ­
M any p e rs o n s w a n t th e w ar s e t­ fo rm ed by m en to an y g re a t e x te n t,
tled In th e i r ow n p a r tic u la r way. We su c h us d riv in g d e liv e ry c a rs , r u n ­
a re o n e of ’em . We w an t It s e ttle d n in g s t r e e t c a rs a n d o th e r s im ila r
by th e boys a c ro s s th e h e rr in g pond, w o rk w h ich
w om en
a re d o in g in
a n d we w a n t th e m to s e ttle it by E u ro p e a n c o u n trie s. As o u r m an
c a tc h in g th e k a is e r, g e ttin g h is a n ­ p o w er Is a b so rb e d by th e a rm y , h o w ­
g o ra a n d h a n g in g him to a lam p- e v e r, w om en m u s t co m e ni "e an d
p o st on th e L in d en S tra sse .
m o re In to in d u s try , an d sh o u ld th e
w a r la st lo n g A m erican w om en m ay
P re ju d ic e is so m e th in g th a t can h a v e to ta k e u p a s m an y k in d s of
be o v erco m e w ith th e p ro p e r effo rt. w o rk as
th e i r s is te r s
a re doing
F o r In s ta n c e , we used to th in k th a t a b ro a d now .
e a tin g co rn b read o fte n e r th a n th r e e
N ev er b efo re In th e h is to ry o f th e
tim e s a w eek w as a sig n o f p o v erty . c o u n try h av e w om en been affo rd ed
Now we a re old e n o u g h to realize su ch o p p o rtu n itie s to e n te r in d u s try
t h a t c o rn b re a d Is a h ig h ly re s p e c t­ u n d becom e w age e a r n e r s as now .
a b le food.
a n d if
th e
m o v em en t c o n tin u e s,
sw e e p in g c h a n g e s in o u r in d u s tria l
K in g G eo rg e th re w h is first b a se ­
fa b ric w ill re s u lt. T h e fe m in iz a tio n
b all a t th e a rm y an d navy g a m e on
o f in d u s try w ill be w a tc h e d w ith in ­
th e* F o u rth .
Now if he w ill only
te r e s t by s tu d e n ts of so cial c o n d i­
le a rn th e b a se b a ll la n g u a g e he will
tio n s, anil a t an y o th e r tim e w ould
th ro w uw ay h is cro w n und m a k e a p ­
p ro v o k e w ide d isc u ssio n .
p lic a tio n fo r a jo b In o n e o f th e m a­
J u s t a t p re s e n t, h o w ev er, th e p u b ­
jo r leag u es.
lic m in d is b e n t u p o n w in n in g th e
L et th e s o ld ie rs h av e th e su g a r. w ar a n d d o m estic d e v e lo p m e n ts o r
We can g et a lo n g on o u r 1.6 o u n ces th e i r effects a re b e in g g iv en little a t ­
of s u g a r a day. M olasses Is sw e e t­ te n tio n . B u t it Is c e rta in th a t th e r e
in g en o u g h a n d , a s th ey w ould say In w ill be a se rio u s p ro b le m to m eet in
in th e
A rk a n sa s, you can h av e as m an y of th is re a lm a f t e r th e w ar.
m e a n tim e , it w ill be th e p a rt of w is­
’em a s you w an t.
dom to m a k e c o n d itio n s u n d e r w hich
S ociety w om en in K a n sa s a re v o l­ w om en a re to ta k e up th e b u rd e n s of
u n te e rin g to cook fo r th e h a rv e s t la b o r a n d In d u s try d u rin g th e w ar,
h a n d s. L e t’s se e — how lo n g ag o w as su ch th a t th e m en a t th e fro n t will
it th a t m an y so ciety w om en w ere no t be a sh a m e d of th e c o u n try for
a sh a m e d to a d m it th a t th e y knew w hich th e y a re fig h tin g . H o u rs am i
pay a n d so cial c o n d itio n s u n d e r
how to co o k ?
w h ich w om en u re to w o rk sh o u ld be
S om e A m erican s o ld ie rs a re said a r r a n g e d so as to p re v e n t an y d e te r ­
to be in R u ssia
A m e ric a n s a t hom e io ra tio n in th e p h y sical a n d m o ral
w ill p ray fo r R u ssia, b u t rig h t now s ta n d a rd s of A m erican w om an h o o d
th ey m u st d ev o te th e ir o th e r a tt e n ­ w h ile th ey a re c a rr y in g th e b u rd en
tio n s to lic k in g G erm an y .
b e h in d th e lines.
W e ow e th a t m u ch to b o th th e
T h e A u s tria n s w ere tied th a t th ey w om en w ho w ork a n d to th e m en in
w ere g o in g to h av e v ast s u p p lie s of th e fro n t lin e tre n c h e s w ho w ill light
fine Ita lia n w ine, b u t w hat th ey co n ­ fo r th e ir h o m es a n d th e i r I n s titu ­
n ecte d w ith
w as
th e m ag n ificen t tio n s.
Ita lia n p u n c h .
THE SOLDIER S CHANCES
COMING HOME ALIVE
W a r’s sacrifices a re as u n ifo rm ly
d is trib u te d
a s p o ssib le, b u t
th e
G re a t as th e d a n g e r a n d la rg e as
sh re w d o ld v e g e ta ria n do es seem to
g e t off a little e a s ie r th a n an y o n e th e losses In th e a g g re g a te , th e in d i­
else.
v id u al so ld ie r h as p len ty of ch a n c e s
of
co m in g o u t of th e w ar u n sc a th e d ,
D on’t w o rry a b o u t th e G erm an s
WAR ASPECT AT 0 A C.
NOTICEABLE NEXT FALL
A w ar asp ect w ill be ta k e n on by
th e O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l C o lleg e next
seh o o l y e a r. N ot o n ly w ill th e c o l­
lege g ive in s tru c tio n to h u n d re d s -if
e n lis te d m en s e n t to th e In s titu tio n
by th e g o v e rn m e n t fo r sp ecial in d u s ­
tr ia l tr a in in g , h u t s tu d e n ts w ho e n ­
ro ll w ill be g iv en an o p p o rtu n ity to
p re p a r e th e m se lv e s fo r f u tu r e m ili­
ta r y se rv ic e .
Men w ho can m erely use a sh o v el,
a pick or an axe o r can g ro o m h o rses
o r w ash d ish e s, a re easy to find, b u t
U ncle Sam is in p a r tic u la r need of
sp e c ia lists in te c h n ic a l lin es.
T he
co lleg e w ill n o t only g ive th is t r a i n ­
ing, b u t s tu d e n ts w ill be u rg e d to
jo in a m ilita r y u n it a n d by so d o in g
becom e m e m b e rs of th e a rm y of th e
U n ited S ta te s .
•
F o r s e rv ic e In an y b ra n c h of »he
a rm y o r navy tr a in in g is n ecessary .
Most of It can be h ad in th is c o u n try
as w ell as in F ra n c e , und m uch can
be o b ta in e d in a la n d - g ra n t college
to b e tte r a d v a n ta g e th a n in c a n to n ­
m en ts..
All s tu d e n ts o v e r th e ag e o f 18
w ill be e n c o u ra g e d to jo in th e m ill
tu ry u n it w hich w ill be u n d e r th e d i­
re c tio n of c o m p e te n t a rm y officers,
a lth o u g h e n lis tm e n t w ill be v o lu n ­
ta ry . T h e m en w ill be lia b le to a c t­
ive d u ty ut th e cull of th e P re s id e n t.
T h e policy of th e g o v e rn m e n t, how ­
e v e r, w ill be n o t to c a ll th e m e m b e rs
of th e tr a in in g u n its to a c tiv e d u ty
u n til th e y h a v e re a c h e d th e ag e of
21, u n le s s u rg e n t m ilita ry n e cessity
co m p els an e a r lie r call.
S tu d e n ts
u n d e r 18 w ill he e n c o u ra g e d to e n ­
roll.
P ro v isio n s w ill be m ad e fo r
c o -o rd in a tin g th e w ork o f th is u n it
w ith th e re s e rv e o ltiq ers’ tr a in in g
co rp s sy stem .
• U n c le
T h e Y. M. C. A. is o p e ra tin g 1300
A p a tr io tic p a g e a n t w ill be given
h u ts in th e F re n c h a rm y a n d th is
in th e F a irv ie w city h a ll next W ed ­
n u m b e r is to be in c re a se d to 2000
n esd ay e v e n in g , b eg in n in g a t
8
o 'c lo c k , u n d e r th e a u sp ic e s of th e
W o m e n ’s so c ie ty of th e P re s b y te ria n
c h u rc h . M rs. E lla H o b erg T rip p , of
P o rtla n d , d ir e c to r of Ih e M ignon
c h o ru s w ill p re s e n t h e r p u p ils in
" U n c le Sam a t H o m e .” A d m issio n ,
LIVESTOCK
a d u lts 25 c; c h ild re n u n d e r 12 years.
IIOKKBS
15 c e n ts.
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W e a th e r F o r e c a st.
F o recast fo r th e p erio d J u ly 8 to
J u ly 13, 1918, in clu siv e.
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s tro n g ly
to
th e
A m e ric a n
people
th a n tile re h a b ilita tio n a n d re -e d u c a ­
tio n of o u r w o u n d ed m en.
To te a c h
th e s e m en . to tr a in a n d fit th e m fo r
u se fu l a n d g a in fu l o c c u p a tio n s, w hen
by re a s o n of loss o f s ig h t o r lim b s o r
o th e r in ju rie s th ey a re re n d e re d u n ­
a b le to p u rs u e o rd in a ry v o catio n s, is
u w ork in w hich ev ery A m erican b is
a h e a r tf e lt in te re s t.
C o m p e n sa tio n
will
be ullow >d
th e m a n d fam ily a llo w a n c e s w ill he
p aid th e ir fu ta ille s as if th ey w ere in
a c tu a l se rv ic e w h ile th e y a re ta k in g
th e tr a in in g , a n d e v ery
m eth o d
k n o w n to sc ien ce w ill be used to r e ­
s to re o u r w o u n d ed m en to h e a lth a n d
u se fu ln e ss
T h is w o rk hus been d e le g a te d by
C o n g re ss to th e F e d e ra l B oard fo r
V o c a tio n a l E d u c a tio n
T h e b o ard
p u b lish e s ut W a sh in g to n a m o n th ly
its w ork,
b u lle tin , d e a lin g
w ith
S u m m a ry ,
c a lle d
The
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w hich w ill be se n t fre e to a n y o n e u p ­
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D E N T IS T
1’IU S
Office: F ir s t S t a t s B auk B u ild in g
U R E S H A M , OREG O N
FO R S A L E
\ fine b ro o d sow .
H.
W. S n a sh a ll, p h o n e 85.____________
DR.
H.
H.
O R D E R YOUR SM A L L P IG S now a t
C o lu m b ia View F a rm , l ’h o n e C or­
b e tt 62.
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OTT
D E N T IS T
H u w ltt
ONE OF THE USES OF
LIBERTY LOAN MONEY
Not lee to O w n er.
N otice is h e re b y g iven th a t 1 h av e
I ta k e n up at my place on th e G re sh -
! aiu -D a m a sc u s ro ad , th e fo llo w in g
1 d e sc rib e d at im ul fo u n d ru n n in g a t
¡la rg e , to w lt:
O ne
b u c k sk in
c o lo re d
m a re ,
w eig h t ab o u t 800 p o u n d s, b ra n d e d
on le ft flu n k w ith bar-V . A. E. F o r­
sy th e , R. 4. G re sh a m , O reg o n .
D on’t d e la y
b u y in g
th a t B lue
F la m e oil sto v e, th e p rice w ill su re ly
a d v a n c e . See L. L. K id d e r H dw . t'o . T A K E N U P in th e city of S an d y ,
('¡u c k a m a s c o u n ty , on J u n e 2 9 th ,
S ave for th e c o u n try ’s sake.
1918, o ne la rg e bay h o rse , w ith
V. 8. b ra n d on le ft s h o u ld e r a n d
co n d em n e d m a rk on le ft ja w .
O w ner w ill claim sa m e a n d pay
c h a rg e s at once. H. S. E d d y , C ity
M arsh al.
B u ild in g
MORE SMALL ARMS FOR
EXPEDITIONARY FORCES
G e rm a n tim id ity b e fo re A m erican
pisto l fig h te rs a rm e d w ith A m erican
.45 c a lib e r a u to m a tic
p is to ls h as
b ro u g h t a b o u t a c h a n g e in th e e q u ip ­
m e n t of th e A m erican E x p e d itio n a ry
F o rc e s by th e W a r D e p a rtm e n t, a n d
th e O rd n a n c e D e p a rtm e n t is ru s h in g
p ro d u c tio n of th e s e w eapons. A bout
3,000 a r e tu r n e d o u t d aily a n d p ro ­
d u c tio n Is In c re a sin g .
T h e im p re s ­
sion e x is ts th a t a sh o t fro m an A m e r­
ican .45 ta k e s a m an o u t of a c tio n
co m p le te ly . M en h it fro m th e stn a ll-
G erm an p isto ls fre q u e n tly c o n tin u e
in a c tio n effectiv ely . T h e .45 c a lib e r
w as a d o p te d by th e U n ited S ta te s
a rm y in 1911.
D espite th e heav y in c re a se d d e ­
m an d fo r th e s e p is to ls th e a m m u n i­
tio n b ra n c h of th e O rd n a n c e d e p a r t­
m e n t h a s effected a sa v in g d u rin g
th e p a st tw o c a le n d a r m o n th s of
n e a rly $ 2 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 , m o stly on sm a ll
a rm s a m m u n itio n , su ch as .45 c a lib e r
h all c a rtrid g e s , .30 s h e lls , a n d an
clip s a n d b a n d o le e rs.
T h e to ta l sa v in g s by th e O rd n a n c e
d e p a rtm e n t fo r ghese tw o m o n th s
th r o u g h sa lv a g e ,
w aste p re v e n tio n ,
a n d th e u tiliz a tio n o r s a le of d is­
c a rd e d
m a te ria ls
h av e a g re g a te d
$ 8 ,7 5 7 ,0 2 5 .
C ost of V ick ers m a ­
c h in e g u n s h a s been re d u c e d $322.35
e a c h ; C olt m a c h in e g u n s, $284.16
e a c h ; L ew is m a c h in e g u n s, $22 each.
G o v e rn m e n t rifle s now cost $22 e a c h ,
a re d u c tio n of $13 each.
O perate 1300 H ut».
Heine."
Sani
H elp W a n te d .
W om en a re w arned a t o n ce a t th e
G re sh a m C a n n e ry . G ood pay.
45
P H O N E 111
P H Y B IO IA V S
PHONES
R esid e n c e 111; Office Ilk
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
H o u r s - 10-12 a. m ..
I t and 7-8 p. ni
Office. H o w ltt B u ild in g
G RESH AM .
-
-
OREGON
P h o n es; o ffic e 46;
G EO .
MISCELLANEOUS
G resh am . O regon
R es. 61
IN G L IS ,
M. D.
and S O B O E O *
A ll p l o t e sa io n a l c a lls p ro m p tly at
tended.
S p ecia l a tte n tio n io d is ­
e a s e s o f the E y e s and f it t in g of
G la sse s.
H o u rs, 10-12 a. m .; 1-4, 7-8 p. in.
O ver F ir s t S ta te B an k , G resh am
F M Y S 1C 1A K
P ilo n es, Office « 2 1
lUw. 00x1
EMILY F. BOLCOM. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
WOMEN and CHILDREN
Office í " ' u r* : 10 a. in. to 12 in.
W a n te d .
E ig h t co rd s se a so n e d F ir w ood fo r
S ehool D istric t No. 4 9. W ood to be
d e liv e re d by S e p te m b e r 1st.
S ta te
p rice to cle rk .
B ids to clo se J u ly
15, 1918.
F e rd F o th , G re sh a m R.
A.
P h o n e 138.
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C ORD W OO D
In s u re d
by
Jo h n
B row n. P h o n e y o u r o r d e r 54x4.
CHERRY
P IC K E R S
w a n te d
at
D ouglas
B eav er G a rd e n s
near
T ro u td a le . T w o c e n ts a p o u n d .
A L IM IT E D AMOUNT of good co rd -
wood fo r sale. P h o n e 256. D. E.
T ow le.
tf
L IG H T B ER R Y WAGON fo r sa le , a l­
so s e t d o u b le h a rn e s s s u ita b le fo r
fa rm use.
R. R. C a rls o n , p h o n e
548.
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THOROUGHBRED
I’HONES— Resilience,
o ffic e M ain 4bi2.
T abor 120
H om e A-5162
and
C um ­
K A L E P L A N T S EOR SA LE ,
p e r th o u s a n d . I’h o n e 189.
$1.00
tf
. p. to 3 p. m .
O ffice o v e r H ank o f G resh a m
BELGIAN
New Z ealan d h a re fo r sale.
m ins, p hone 15x.
J. M. S H O R T , M. D.
F h ja lc la u
and
B u rgeon
Phone 901
R es., 53 E a s t 6Vth St.
Office, 1111-12 S e llin g B u ild in g
P O R T L A N D , OREGON
If you have Cattle of any
DR. xVlABEL JANE D0R1NG
kind to sell or wish to buy
Ub 1'fc.OP AT111C P li I ttlC l A N
OF F IC E H O U K S — 8 u. m. to 6 p. nt.
132 M o r g a n B ld tf., P o r tla n d , O re.
P h o n e M a r s h a ll liflS
DR. N. PLYLER
L ice n sed
C h iro p ra ctic
Livestock Hauling by Truck
P h y s ic ia n
at a reasonable price
FHIKOI’KACTIC AND ELECTRIC
TREATM ENT
C o n su lta tio n
and E x a m in a tio n
Tree.
Office, C ongilou H otel B u ild in g
G resham
l ’h o n e 971. Office h o u rs : 9 :3 0 to
12, a n d 2 to 5
E. BAUMANN
G R E SH A M ,
OREGON
IX S U IA g C I
JO H N
BROW N
GRESHAM TIME TABLE
IN IU B A B C E
R e p re se n tin g only K L I.I \I I L F IN ­
SURANCE PO M PA M E *
b eing w a r-in to x ic a te d .
T hat
th ey o r a t least not b adly in ju re d .
B ased on th e m o rta lity s ta tis ti'-s
c e rta in ly a re an d th ey a re g o in g to
P h o n e 513
G risham . Oretfoo
be blow n off th e rim o f th e F a th e r- of th e a llie d a rm ie s, a s o ld ie r’s
lan d .
c h a n c e s u re as fo llo w s:
JAMES ELK1NGT0N
T w e n ty -n in e c h a n c e s of com ing
IV IV B A X C l
S om e of th e b o o tle g g e rs seem to
1 h o m e to o n e c h a n c e o f b ein g killed
A c c id e n t,
S u r e ty
B onde,
r ir e
be d iv id in g th e ir tim e b etw een th e
A u to in u b lle , X*lle, M ealt»'
F o rty -n in e c h a n c e s of rec o v e rin g
P l a t e O la e s
co u n ty Jail an d ru s tlin g m oney w hile fro m w o u n d s to o n e c h a n c e of d y in g
O ffice on M ain S t r e e t
on th e o u ts id e to pay th e ir fines.
P H O N E S — Office 818
R e sid e n te «3
fro m th em .
O ne c h a n c e In 500 o f lo sin g a lim b.
Men a n d w om en w ho h av e p assed
G resh am 617
B roadw ay 1733
W ill live five y e a rs lo n g e r b ecau se
m ld le ag e a re now re a d y to te ll th e
o f p h y sic a l tr a in in g . Is f r e e r from d i­
WALTER
T
McGUIRK
y o u n g s te rs th a t y o u th Is o n ly a few
M MM F it V A CATIO N*.
se a s e In th e A rm y th a n In civil life,
and
y e a rs at th e w ro n g e n d o f life.
0. G S C H N E I D E R
la n d h a s b e tte r m ed ical c a re a t th e
W hen th e w ar b ro k e o u t In 1914
A T T O B N E Y S AT LAW
In c id e n ta lly ,
fo llo w in g
th e
In ­ fr o n t th a n a t hom e.
th e r e w as a su d d e n sto p p a g e of to u r ­
lit o th e r w ars fro m 10 to 15 m en
F IR S T S T A T E HANK G R ESH A M
c
re
a
s
e
d
p
rice
o
f
w
h
e
a
t,
we
a
re
well
ist tra v e l Io th e O ld W o rld a n d
j d ie d fro m d is e a se to o n e fro n t b u l­
A m erica looked m ig h ty good to th o se p re p a re d fo r a n a n n o u n c e m e n t In an
let* ; In th is w ar o n e m an d ies from
In
c
re
a
se
In
th
e
p
rice
o
f
flo
u
r.
w ho w ere u n f o r tu n a te e n o u g h to be
] d is e a se to ev ery ten fro m b u lle ts.
W. S WOOD
c a u g h t In o n e of th e b e llig e re n t
F o r th o se o f o u r fig h tin g m en w ho
P u b lic a tio n
of
h a rv e s t
d in n e r
Auctioneer
"Bee
c o u n trie s .
S ince th e n
th e
V an co u v er,
W ash in g to n
m e n u s m ig h t h elp so lv e th e fa rm la- do n o t escap e s c a th e le s s , th e G ov­
A m erica F ir s t" slo g a n h a s been a | h or p ro b lem T h e O u tlo o k ’s c o lu m n s e rn m e n t u n d e r th e s o ld ie r an d s a ilo r
F a rm an d S to ck S ales a S pecially
p o p u la r o n e w ith to u r is ts a n d v aca­
in s u ra n c e law g iv es p ro te c tio n to th e
a r e open fo r so m e o f th e m
F h o n e V an co u v er 614. o r
E v ery h o u r is v a lu a b le in fa rm
tio n is ts and th ey have d o u b tle ss been
G re sh a m O u tlo o k 7 u l
w o u n d ed a n d th e ir d e p e n d e n ts an d
w
ork
th
is
y
e
a
r,
w
a
rn
s
th
e
D
e
p
a
rt­
ab le to find alm o st e v e ry th in g In
T h is lo n g d ry sp e ll o f w e a th e r to th e fa m ilie s a n d d e p e n d e n ts ot
A ro ld d elay s
P H O N E 33x1
n a tio n a l scen ery th a t co u ld be fo u n d ru in s th e o a t c ro p , a n d th a t o th e r th o s e w ho m a k e th e su p re m e s a c r i­ m e n t of A g ric u ltu re .
in th r a s h in g
E v ery h o u r a th r a s h ­
DR A H. WRIGHT
a b ro a d esp ecially on th e
Pacific lo n g " d r y " sp e ll is also ru in o u s to fice fo r th e i r c o u n try
in g m a c h in e is k e p t id le b e c a u se of
G ra d u a te V e te rin a ry S u rg eo n
co a st.
T hen,
too,
joy rid in g »« th e cro p of w ild o a ts
O ffic e a t R e sid e n c e un So. R oberts Av
s te a m e r s th a t w ere ta r g e ts fo r lu r k ­
"S a le m Is m a in ta in in g Its r e p u t a ­ b re a k a g e o r b ad a d ju s tm e n t m ean s
S pecial a tte n tio n g iven to d iseases
Doe* a n y o n e re m e m b e r th e old- tio n as th e g re a te s t fr u it c e n te r in tim e lost in th e w ork of g e ttin g food
of c a ttle .
ing p ir a te s o f th e seas w as not a p a r
H ave y o u r h o rs e s ' te e th e x am in ed
! tim e w ife an d m o th e r w ho d id th e th e N o rth w e s t." say s th e C a p iti! fo r th e s o ld ie rs fig h tin g to p reserv e
tic u la r ly a p p e a lin g s p o rt.
by an e x p e rt.
No c h a rg e
A m erican p rin c ip le s a n d A m erica.
Now couie re p o r ts fro m th e O re­ h a ir c u ttin g fo r th e w hole fa in tly ?
J o u r n a l.
" P r o b a b ly
close to a
"
T
h
e
ra
in
fa
lls
on
th
e
ju
s
t
a
n
d
’he
gon c o a st r e s o rts th a t g re a t n u m ­
th o u s a n d m en a n d w om en a re at
W hat h a s b ecom e o f th e n e w sp a ­ w o rk now in its c a n n e rie s , e v a p o ra t- u n ju s t ro a d , a n d th e la t t e r a t on ce j
b ers of peo p le a r e co m in g to th e
b ecom es a foot d e e p ," d ry ly o b serv es
o cean w a te rs fo r th e ir v a c a tio n s an I p er beau ty c o n te s ts, a n d th e p ian o i o rs an d Ju ice p la n ts ."
Contractor and Builder
th e A sto ria n
in o r d e r to re lie v e th e traffic on th e lo ttery sch em es o f y e s te ry e a r?
General Contractor
We miss th e rose show , but we ll
ra ilr o a d s m an y a re co m in g In th e ir
Sceptic Tanks
Whlfe th e re have been num berless
G
eneral
S
h
o
rtag
e
is
Is
control
of
;
a u to m o b ile s .
In th is w ay th e tr ip w ar w eddings, so far no w ar divorc­ welcome th e O. A. R v eteran s none
Jack screw s for Rent
: th e food situ atio n in G erm any.
i th e less.
b eco m e s ev en m o re of s n o u tin g
FRANK C. JONES
es have been reported
W h ile b eu d liig all e n e rg ie s to w ar
G resham . Ore.
No tim e for blue M ondays" these
T he crow n prince probably con­
E verything seem s to be going up
w o rk . Ih e a d m in is tr a tio n h as In ­
i
day*
sid ers him self a v eteran of Verdun
d o rs e d v a c a tio n s fo r th o s e w ho w o rk , but A m erican aeroplanes.
T rains for E stacad a or B u ll Run
(B u ll Run tr a in s le a v e Mt. H ood D ep o t)
12 .25 AM D ly E x Sun. U resh a m O nly.
12 25 AM Suu. to E s ta c a d a
5 :25 AM D ly . M ail and E x., E sta c a d a
5 34 AM D ly, Ex. Sun. G resh a m O nly
6 .12 AM D ly, G resh a m O nly
• .52 AM Sun. to B u ll R un
7 45 AM D ly to E sta c a d a
X 10 AM D ly , G resh a m O nly
? .50 AM Dly, to B u ll R un
10 40 AM D ly to U resh a m O nly
11 45 AM D ly, E sta c a d a
12 40 PM D ly. G resh a m O nly
1 50 PM D ly, to B u ll Run
2 40 PM D ly, U resh a m O nly
I 45 PM D ly E sta c a d a
4 40 PM lily , U resh a m O nly
j 50 PM D ly, to B u ll R un
6 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 PM D ly , to B u ll Run
7 45 PM D ly. E sta c a d a
8 10 PM D ly . U resh a m O nly
11 .10 PM D ly. G resh a m O nly
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D ly E x.S u n .
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Dly.
H ood D ep o t.
H ood D ep o t
Dly.
D ly
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Dly.
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D ly
M O M T A V IL L A T B O U T D A L E
Lv. K o s t a v illa
•6 15 a m.
7 15 a. m.
8 45 a m
10 35 a. m
12 15 p. m
2 35 p in.
4 30 p. m
6 50 p. m.
6 55 p. m
L IM E
Lv. Troutdale
•5 M a. in.
in.
6 40
1 00 • in.
I» 15 R m.
1* 05 H nt
t i l 16a ra.
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IT o LI nnemann. connect w ith O W E
traine for Portland.
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