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Newspaper Page TextPAGE GIU88HAM TWO GRESHAM OUTLOOK > h ,x X Em oe S h ip 'E m ." I TW ICE A W EEK P ublished every T uesday an d F riday at G resham , O regon, by th e O ut-, look P ublishing Co. H L. St. C lair. E d ito r an d M anager. :: 1**4V 14, A.iwt. Phone P A. 264 BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY or» s u b je c t to c h an g e w ith o u t n o tic e . KOVAL EASING POWDER » .245 .43 lit) .......... 24.140 WN < f ) ______ -a 4h ear. IE tiar. Kntered as * 1 MIL at l*< < >r«<on. un CROW N \t» W Ss.-U JUÄ 4W»; The u n fo rtu n a te lac pened at C en tra,.» on is doing m ore to arc: tim ent again st th e 1 country th a n anything pened o r possibly cos has served to bring th re a te n in g to a hei action by th e sta te , ItW JFOU ITe* Xt'I? KDd th e courts may bt loo ind everybody satisfied i arc h ist, an d he doesn't T he looseness of L e g o ie r rpl ro jrs e . except u nder a in dealin g with these revalut sta tu s, th e n m ight be radicals has given the u a cha ■s in th e way of apply- propagate until th e ir »umber rir squad rem edy. But th e to be legion. They ar< bent on iifHculty th e a n a rch ists them selves Ing tro u b le, no con, lion M may readily rem ove. A reduction of them T heir own cot m unisti anarchy preaching to an arch y p rac an a rch istic schem e would no t s tice would quickly do th e trick . T hat them If they could put It over at once would open th e way to a re is moval of th e legal tech n icalities. The T he m ain charge ag a iu st th th a t they don’t like this form of gov A m erican people would be indulgent. ernm ent and are bent on destroying They have ab o u t reached th e point it. Hence th e ir propaganda is se w here they a re not going to voice ditious and th eir purposes and acts cavils over a clear case of an a rch ists ex term in atio n provided th e law and are revolutionary. As at C en tralia the facts are w ith th e ex term in atio n . they encourage reso rt to m urder. It Anil as for "S h ip p in g ’E m ,” th a t can Is only a step from these things to go on rig h t along. T h ere has been treason. by fa r too m uch h ag g lin g an d dilly Now’s th e tim e to nip the whole d allying in th e ap p licatio n of th is m ovement in the hud. T here are wholesom e anarch y rem edy. Round peaceable m eans, by way of th e b a l them up and "S hip 'E m ” as fast as lot box, to determ ine w hether th e c it th ey can be co rraled , these alien a n preachers. They are not q u ite izens of this country w ant th e gov archy so vile a lot as the n ative-born ones, ernm ent as It Is or a form of Russian but they are all vile and they all have com m ission. Hut it m ight as well be got to go. T h ere a re about 12,000,- set down now once for ail th a t it will 000 A m erican farm ers, and we ven never be put over on th e A m erican tu re th e opinion th a t E a r n e r S an d people by any kind of force, o r by le r’s "S hoot ’Em or Ship 'E m ” doc resort to bombs, m u rd er and riot. If trin e would be endorsed up to th e h ilt H arv ey ’s the proper au th o rities do n ’t ta k e th e by every last one of them m a tte r in hand speedily, th e A m eri W eekly. Dogs, it seem s are ab o u t to en te r can Legion, th e p atrio tic protective th e h. e. of 1. realm in P o rtlan d . A leagues and the citizen reserves will. recen t ann o u n cem en t m akes them It m ight be well rig h t here to urge su b je ct to a license tax of $5 or $7 th a t In Oregon and som e o th e r sta te s according to gender. T h e re ’s likely the an ti-h an g in g law be repealed. to be an influx of dogs in th is p a rt T he A m erican Legion will d o u b t or th e county for th e re are kind- less back up this move too. heurted people who co u ld n ’t b ear d is posing of them in any o th e r way. In C ountry G entlem en to th e F ro n t. fact, th e s ta te tax of $1 and $2 will T he C ountry G entlem en Is said to apply In ad d itio n to th e city license be receiving many subscriptio n s from In G resham . Of course every dog this locality on account of its a d v e r ow ner will pay th e s ta te tax b u t the tisem ents In the O utlook. II. N. W al city license oil well, som e may pay lace Is the local re p rese n tativ e and li< th a t too. Is a live one. E lsew here in th is lssu< is one of his ads. Mr. W allace tells Men Not Jo b -H o ld ers us th a t T he C ountry G entlem an, the Is w hat th e world is looking for. oldest of all a g ric u ltu ra l jo u rn als, Men an d women who can m ake th e ir pays $200,000.00 an n u ally and its in place and not have to be ca rrie d are v estigators travel 200,000 m iles each in dem and. A th em e of g re a t im y ear to get the articles, stories and p o rtan c e to young people, "T h e Call pictures presented in its pages each to L e a d e rsh ip ,” will be discussed by week. He says th e circulatio n has th e p a s to r at th e M. E. ch u rch , S un grow n in a few years from 20,000 to day n ig h t. Do not fail to h e a r it. nearly 600,000, and th a t th e pub Can religion be explained on p u re lishers ure driving fo r th e m illion ly n a tu ra l g ro u n d s? Can psychol m arl:. ogy explain th e tra n sfo rm e d lives of men lik e S am uel II. H adley? T his T. L. E vans of C o rb ett, J. S H ud- will be discussed u n d e r th e topic. son of T ro u td ale and 11. L. St t’ln lr "T h e P ow er of th e K ingdom a Mys are am ong th e ju ro rs on duty In th e te ry .” T his is an an sw er to th e circ u it co u rt this m outh. Some a re th o u g h t p ersistin g in th e m ind of finding It very lucouveuient serving m any today. H ear it S unday m o rn th e county und looking a fte r busi ing. ness too. The co u rt docket, how A b ig g er and b e tte r Sunday school ever, ts over crowded. O utside ju d g es a t 10 a. m. Is th e aim . You can are being brought in and all Ju ro rs help us realize it. Get in on th e young people's good possible a re being held on d uty in an effort to clean tip th e cases. Next fellow ship h o u r at th e E pw orth m onth will probably bring fo rth L eague, 6 :3 0 . R eserv e S unday n ig h t, 7 :3 0 , for a n o th e r la rg e crop and so for m onths Always to come. We have n o th in g ag ain st th e p o p u la r even in g h o u r th e law yers, of course, but for th e different. "T h e H ome C h u rc h ,” is yours, use sake of th e poor ju ry m e n we would urge people to keep out of the co u rts It. T h e m o tto is "C o m m u n ity Serv ice.” "W e seek you, not v o u rs.” unless It 1» absolutely necessary. C ollege to F2xliil.it. I A h erd of 23 co w . ts being p re pared by th e college d airy d e p a rt m ent to ta k e to th e Pacific In te r n a t i ional l.ivestock show in P o rtla n d , , N ovem ber 17-22. F o u r b reeds will ' be re p re se n te d Je rse y , G uernsey, H olstein, and A y rsh ire. At the n atio n al m eeting of th e A m erican Legion at M inneapolis. Jesse H inm an, of A storia, was op- potuted ch a irm an of a subcom m ittee of th e g en e ral a n ti A m erican propa gan d a com m ittee to rep o rt on th e proposed d ep o rtin g of alien slack ers and fighting th e reds T he com m it tee Is going a fte r th e I W. W. rough C e rtaln tee d (te n y e a r g u a ra n te e d shod. T he ap p o in tm e n t could hardly ro o fin g !, 63 per sq u are. L. L. K id have bean m ore opportune. d er H dw Co.— Adv. I Go face PONT 1 W IS H with V. ,,V . , Y T H *T -«^\C 0L i ) c R£ am 4. J I , \ ‘ c X • Î <• c. RKL 2 nkp*, a A it so d a ______ O- -us \»«,el..ng Pow der I, h s - t C rystal W hit« Soap Í gal Coal O il--------- G aso,ta«, gallon -------------- -<» 1 N a p th a P o w d e r Pkg. Cream of W heat. - ..... i p k g a G rape N u t------- 2 pkgs. S hredded W heat__ 3 cans Old D utch C leanser *114.04) .IS .as .60 .75 .as .as .25 .as as 4B COFFEE Y Ruby C aracol, lb.............. ..... v Golden W est. lb ..._......... ....... ♦ a Golden W est, 3 lbs..... Golden W est, 6 lbs..... X M. J. B.. 6 lbs.. Y 2 pg K ellogg's Corn F lak e s .25 0-1 b. ak. G. K. R olled G ate. .80 J-lb. sk. Corn M eal.—.................... 65 Can Corn .............................— -1» 2 c a n t T om atoes w ith P u re e .25 Can Tom atoee, solid p ac k ............. 13 FLOUR .45 .55 1.60 2.65 2.65 TOBACCO 1 lb. ja r T uxedo........................ 1.45 1 lb. ja r P rince A lbert........... 1.45 Climax. n w d iu m p lu g ............ .83 H orse Shoe P lu g ................. 80 S ta r P lu g .................. 83 Tuxedo, P rin c e A lb ert o r Velvet, c a n ......................................15 Bull D u rh am , 4 1-0«. bags .2 R ight C u t 15c o r 2 fo r....... .1 P a tte rso n S eal, 14 o c.................. I Pedro L unch Box, 14 oc............. V Mall Pouch 4, 1 % oc. pkgc .S Union L ead er, 2 % oz. pouch .............................................1 Union L ea d er, 2 os. tin ......... .1 OLYMPIC FLOUR SYRUP A Golden M arshm allow , 6 lb. { pail & 10 lb. palls, 70c ft »1.83 S ack $ 3 .0 0 . Bbl. $ 1 2 .0 0 The Man in the DarK cows GOOD YOUNG FA M ILY COW fo r sale, ch eap If ta k e n a t once. S. F. P itts, p hone 36x2. tf FO R SALE fo u r-y ea r-o ld fam ily cow. R ich m ilk e r, $85. G eorge Moffitt, p h o n e 13x3. FO R S A L E — Y oung fre sh cow, heavy m ilk e r; also se v e ra l h eifers, som e fresh , o th e rs fre sh soon. S. T. L ind, p hone 28x1. JE R S E Y COW fo r sale. R ich m ilk er. W ill be fre sh soon. E. E. Lou ns bury, R. A, G resh am , a t Rockw ood. E. BAUMANN ouys a n d sella Treah cows, beef cow s an d hogs. H ig h e st price paid fo r veal calves. P h o n e »01. tf E. J. G rad In buys c a ttle an d h o g . P h o n e 36».— Adv. tf W ANTED—New born calves In any num ber or k ind from »1.00 to 62.00 Will call for them . F ra n k G ustafson Phone 289. G resham , Oregon. HORNES GOOD H O RSE F O R SALE. Good fo r sad d le, buggy o r lig h t w ork. W eig h t 1150. E. E. L o u n sb u ry , R. A, G resh am , a t R ockw ood. P IG S Y our choice of 20 first-class seven- w eeks old pigs, 66.50 w hile th ey la st. Also te n g o o d sh o a ts. S. T. L ind, p h o n e 28x1, GOATS FO R SALE-—O ne b uck g o a t, th o r o u g h b red m ilk sto ck . P h o n e 84x2 PO U LTRY TRe CO UNTRY GENTLEM AN “ T h e M a n in t h e D a r k ” w ill b e j u s t a b o u t th e b e s t m y s te r y s to r y y o u h a v e e v e r re a d . I t te lls o f o n e m a n ’s s tr u g gles a g a in s t w h ite c a p s a n d m o o n sh in e rs, o f ly n c h in g , k id n a p p in g — o f th e love o f a m a n a n d a girl. publishes at least five full- length novels, which in book form sell for $1.50 each. These in addition to 60 to 100 pages each week of the nost in tensely practical farm ar ticles—which may well gi ve you suggestions th a t will make or save you a hundred dollars. 52 ISSUES—$1. SUBSCRIBE TODAY H. N. WALLACE P o rtla a d An authorised aubacription representative of Tke C eu try C . a t l . « . T k . L a d in ’ H mm J o .r».l T L 5. 1 m3. 7 X Z a .M .-t l.n lla w M -J lfS A P ro p e r G ander. It was a c h ild re n 's p arty , and Hob by, aged 12, boldly v en tu re d a co n u n d ru m w hich, he said la te r, he had (b o u g h t up him self. ’W hen," he ask ed , "is a goose not a g o o se ?” Of course no one knew , alth o u g h all tried h ard to answ er. "W h en it is a p ro p a g a n d a ,” he re plied, and som e of th e ch ild ren are still try in g to find th e pun. EXECUTORY FA T DUCKS an d ch ick e n s fo r sale P h o n e 2 5 x 3 . ___________ F IV E B A R R E D ROCK co c k erels for sale, 6 m o n th s old. H a tc h e d from eggs d ire c t from O. A. C. tra p - n ested hens, 62.50 if ta k e n a t once. Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an , p h one 971. BA R RED ROCK co ck erel fo r sale. M yers s tra in . Good lay in g s tra in 62.50. J . R. C av an ag h . Phone 158. tf POULTRY, V EA L AND EGGS w a n t ed. W ill pay cash . W ill call fo r them . B enson H o tel F a rm , phone G resham 7 6 1, tf A UTOMOBILES. FO R SALE— M odel 90 O v erlan d car, ju s t lik e new . O nly ru n 2700 m iles. Wa can Bave you »200. H. W. Cooley, p h o n e 58. tf FOR SALE OR T R A D E fo r sto ck , my 1918 F o rd sed an . L ik e new . S. F. P itts, phone 36x2. tf A NEW CAR, 1920, a n d som e cash to tra d e fo r ra n c h ,5 to 20 acres. See G resham O utlook. 74 1917 FORD an d 1917 O ak la n d used cars fo r sale. C. E. O sborn ft Co. KKAL » T A T I , A IU T A L I, W ANTED TO R E N T , d a iry o r f r u it farm . W ill pay cash fo r sto c k an d eq u ip m en t if rea so n ab ly priced. See G resham O utlook. 74 W ANTED TO REN T, a d a iry fa rm w ith good b u ildings. L ease to be gin A pril 1. M ight buy som e sto ck . W rite E., ca re G resh am O utlook. T H IR T Y ACRES Im proved lan d fo r sale. Good b u ild in g s. All k in d s of fru it bearing. H alf m ile n o rth an d h alf m ile w est of P le a s a n t H om e. F ra n k C addy, R. A, G resham , O regon. MIIOILLAKIOUI E ,« » , NOTICE. Office 11« PHONBg W. J. OTT FO R SALE— T w o H o lstein cows. Both will be fre sh In J a n u a ry . L au d e rb a ck B ros. P h o n e 7 5 3 . TW O LA RG E BROOD SOW S, one O. I. C., one B e rk s h ire , to farro w soon. W ill sell o r tra d e fo r hay. S. T. L ind, p h o n e 28x1. “ Y u h a v e 72 h is . t o w in d u p y u r e a f fa ir s a n d le a v e . I f y o u a r still h e re th e n , y o u r d e th is o n y o u r o w n h e d .” S u c h w a s t h e n ig h t- r id e r s ’ t h r e a t t o t h e c o u n ty a g ric u ltu ra l a g e n t in A lb e r t P a y s o n T e r h u n e ’s g re a t n e w s to r y b e g in n in g n e x t w eek in GA8OO BLDG. Phone No. E ast 6118 Business Ads. LIVESTOCK BROOD SOW an d n in e pigs fo r sale, also a 3% w agon an d w oodrack. All in good co n d itio n . M rs. S. R. K itz m iller, U reeh am , p h o n e 32x1. L e t me s ta rt y o u r sub scription w ith n ext w ee k’s issue o f T he C ountry G E N T L E M A N .s o y o u c a n read the whole o f th is ab sorbing m y s te ry . F o r its fictio n alone T he COUN T R Y G e n t l e m a n is w o rth m ore th a n seven tim es its y e a rly subscrip tio n price; in a year it Proress/ona/ , s. Phone W ant ads to 701 POWELL \ ALLE Y rie K QCT NOVEM BER A ou ll Enjoy the Saving* Our Price» Afford O ¡ta te » • saaocabta w ill calk. r a e a o T e i “T h e L ne t ip s W a y l th a t W in TIME Tv FRIDAY, A .B. ELLIOTT CO. W A N I 5 ? O a r S u b scrip tio n B stsa O n * ye a r. 11 14: sis m onth». M e th rs s m onths' t r ia l su b sc rip tio n , iiK- C o m b in atio n r s tr s w ith a ll the P o r t land .'»nlitsa W soaty O rsso aian . W e e k ly J o u rn a l and O rsso n C ity t-n prise. OUTLOOK FOUND— On Pow ell s tre e t In G re sh am , an au to m o b ile sid e c u rta in . O w ner m ay have sam e by proving p ro p erty an d p ay in g fo r th is adv. R ep o rt a t O utlook. W ANTED— A c o n tra c t to fall, saw am i sp ilt cordw ood, from 500 to 1000 cords. We have th e o u tfit. M. C. Seym our, call 544 o r see W. A. H essel. Pentist W ill he la < .mahani •»*» fcj H. H. OTT E n fiti H o w ltt Building OrMh PHON« n» ' e r r a r c i» ^ PUONS OB«. I H. H HUGOS, M. D. H o u rs — 10-13 a. m. w OSIc», « o w ltt H * luutìjj GRESHAM, ORBO) O fflc . P h o n . 4, R„ l; GEO. INGLIS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon ,«•, o r « F irs t SUM » --r H ou ri GRESHAM, 1 to I p. m. _- -OMq EM ILY F. BOLCOM, M. I Physician and Surgeon P H U N E S — Office, Main a n R esiden ce. Gresham 66x1 Office 917-RU Corbett Bulldiu,, Office H o u rs 11-12 a. m.; 2-6 s a A t home by appointment PO RTLANO , - . UREQq offl£o££S~4%ld*n#* jj, J. M. SHORT, M. D. Physician and Surgeon i R ea., J East 41th St O M ce, 1111-18 S elttaf SaiUlaf PORTLAND A. W. BOTKIN, M.D. I Physician and Surgeon Office over First Stats Bask H o u rs 2 to 6 p m. Phone h l Gresham , Oregos H. V. ADIX, M. D. Physician and Surgeon W ith D r. w. j . o tt O ffic e o v e r H a n k of Gmluus B e a t phon» for appotntmiot i P honics : Office 421, kMtd«»c»l Phone 8iM DR. A. H. WRIGHT V eterinary Surgeon Office and Residence on 8OUTH ROBERTS AVENUlj A ll calls promptly attasdad I. PLTLO Licensed Chiropractic P A y u íitin j DB. Office ABINGTON BUILDING i PORTLAND, PREPON A TT O R N E Y S G resh am 617 M c OUIBI Broadway <k SCI A ttorneys at Law A t G resham Office, TneadaT* ' T hursday« and . F irs t S tate Bank Bulldtai] Portland Office 606-15 Penten ursw»A«os SE I— JOHN BROWN P io n ee r R eal E state and I mu : L ife, F ire , Automobil« Hi P lata GlaM BÄ T l g r A C T IO N Office Mt OUABAHT^ Regner B uttim i JA M ES ELKINGT0N □tim i« A cd daat, Surety Bon^ ’ ltk A utom obile. Llf« H *»* P la te Glaae. In th e C irc u it C o u rt fo r M ultnom ah C ounty, S ta te of Oregon OMa» aa M a la S4r»»4^ In P ro b ate. r m ISM* « Notice is h ereby given th a t th e u n Office SIS PHONB8 d ersig n ed has been ap p o in ted ex LOST— Ring of 7 keys on s tr e e ts of ec u to r of th e last W ill an d T esta G resham . P lease re tu r n to O u t m ent of Chas. N. Pow ell, deceased look office an d receive rew ard . by th e C ircu it C o u rt of th e S tate of O regon for M ultnom ah C ounty, and W ANTED— F ive p o unds b lack w al Oregon Fire Relief has qualified. All persons having n u ts, last y e a r's crop p referab le . H arry Jo h n so n , G resh am Shoe claim s ag ain st said e sta te are hereby N o ta ry Public R ^ l Est^ Shop. notified to p rese n t sam e, duly v eri fied as by law req u ired , to th e u n d e r signed, at th e office of McGuirk ft LOST Brow n le a th e r tra v e lin g bag Phone« Office W». « • betw een P o rtla n d sa n a ta rlu m , 82d S ch neider at O reshain. O regon, w ith stre e t, an d G reaham or. Pow ell in six m o n th s from th e d ate hereof P h o n e Main 322 Valley road. In itia ls ” L. M. R ,” FR E D PO W ELL, E xecutor on end. In v a lid ’s supply of c lo th McGUIRK ft SCH N EID ER, ing. S having eq u ip m en t in le a th e r A ttorneys. co llar bag (k ee p sak e from son Auctioneer D ated an d first published Oct. 31 ’19 bu ried in F ra n c e ). R e tu rn to. o r D ate of la st p u b licatio n , Nov. 28,’ ’19^ Real Kwtate, Io * “ " call Mrs. L. M. R ussell, G resh am . 1451 Base Line at- phone 5 1x2. R ew ard. Hillsboro, W. S. WOOD !■ CR SA LE— S everal to n s of loose hay, also fo u r tons of baled straw . Auctioneer E ST R A Y E D — ScoUa toUle S. S. Thom pson, G resham . tf VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON L eave a t W. A. R cssel» IA)ST— Betw een P o rtla n d an d U resIT • »»Muany, w ard. R. F. W alters. a.m, Oregon au to m o b ile license tag th o n » V a a o e u v e r 414, «r F b r Hal«- No. 70361. F in d e r phone G resh G r»»h »m O u tle o k ?St am 28z.__ Sim plex cream 8cPftr*t0^'li, ill ' AH RA’ r s w a n t r S p m s i m ow er, hay rake. 2 ^ r w ito r d rill, lig h t Studebak«r , H w ( ooley, phone 66. tf GRESHAU SANATORIUM bay. 6 to n s A llske **“" 2 H P. NEW WAY g as en g in e on P o w .ll V a l l . y roas a bom . w h ere m » te rm tv. eonval»ae«nt »n 4 fo r sale. R o b ert S treb in , phone T ro u td a le . R 1. 286. n o n -c o n ta g lo u . eaaaa ra c M v . t h . b « t |i'o r ___ tf o f cara MANAOBMCNT 1606 corda of I POTATO DIGGERS w anted. Em il grow th flr. W ill »“ ®r THE M l S S K H W 4 H R M M C I. L auber, G resham , phone 521. N up arvlalo n D r. A S tx í rH ^ Í. Phnnaa Sal; t n FOR S A L E --8 1 6 6 P ugh p o ta to d ig g er for b arg ain price of 6100. S to ra g e b attery t «ed very little and In first class s ta rte r condition. S ch iller F arm one m ile ch a rg in g , w ork. R a k m x e • r ft Sor. “ x/ I M . IxO so u th e ast of G reahnm H 4 o f all k in d s B o u g h t a n d S old FOX TERRIER female dog w anted ASK f) S’ J 1,1!NS' S biU* Must he well m ark ed of* m edium •t*e and f u ll, grow n Chas. I. ’ fo rm * tlo n ir e e ’ — G re « h a m . O re. P h o n e 32x2 Thom as, T ro u td ale ph o ae G reah- FO R SA LE — »®0O“ í ' l^ íl t phons >51, am 151. 6176. delivered. Cha». Cleveland, J. C. KURATLI L IV E S T O C K C. A. Butcher