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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO GRESHAM OUTLOOK TUESDAY. MARCH I». 1020 GRESHAM OUTLOOK » lo o . TW ICE A W EEK P ublished every Tuesday and F riday a t G resham , Oregon, by the Out-! look Publishing Co. H. L. S t . ! C lair, E ditor and M anager. j 9 H , liaren s otory DEWDROPS TOLD O u r ■ nbscrtpU oa K atas Ona year, 8166: six m onths, t i c ; th re e ' (W ritten for the United States G ard en ' “T hat's "cam ouflage” said the F airy m onths tr ia l subscrip tio n. SOc. Army, D epartm ent of the In te rio r,, j ‘‘i ’am my—who?” asked Dolly She C om bin ation rates w ith a ll ths P o rt- ------------- th n n e h t If w a s a I land D allies. W eek ly O revo nlan, be m i- i r»<)I I Y Mfr’ F*T*4 " T U P T A N K M .... < i u W e e k ly Jo u rn al and Oregon C ity E n t e r - ’ *ANK It Is a long, F rench word, explain prise j But I AM afraid of them , said ed the Fairy. “It means to disguise „XL 8ht raade very *tronK things so you can’t tell w hat they are 1 ▲ d r«rtlg la < R ate« reasonable. O u r re p rese n ta tiva ... W5,y “h<<uld y° u ** afrald of Did -vou ever listen to Fatherbob read w ill calL them T asked the Queen of th e Dew- j ing ' the papers,—about the soldiers Phone T01. drop Fairies. lighting over in F rance?” “T h e L in o ty p e W a y Is ths W a y “They are so ugly, and they look “Ob, yes! My cousin Jack was over th a t W in«." like SNAKES ’’ answered Dolly. < O fficial paper o f the To w n o f G resham Official papar o f the T o w n o f F a ir - view A F in e Huy on l ’o w ell Street. Professional and Business Ads. D E W T IS T S Office 114 Two acres rig h t on th e pavem ent, close in. Good 7-roorn p lastered house, bath, toilet, h o t an d cold w a ter, electric lig h ts and g as; barn, g arage, shade trees. See K rid er & E lkington. PHONES Res. U S W . J. O T T Dentist W ill I k - ln G reshani E very Day I VltM P R itP E R I V Mr. W anTad Says: \ ou won t need a telescope to see real value of these look 1|ke anak,-a' ,he bit? sun*» too—were hidden by ei- W anTads. It s ap p aren t rieht and 1 1 wouldn t touch ope for anything th e r n a in t ln v th e n , tn innb iib „ f<arth i r t- in the world.” and trees or covering them with real on the surface of each one. lndi-l “You don’t have to touch one—you brush and branches. 1 and branches. W hat you see on H ow ever if vnil Innlr in fo tk o ’ can Just look a t him and gee what a brush _ * * ° w c v e r , 11 yOU IOOK into the the Toad's back is ju st t that. ______ He is col m gn | f,elp he is In the garden. He is one E n tered as second-class m a tte r M arch I. 1911, at th s Postofflce a t Gresham , Oregon, under the A ct o f M a rc h I. 1M79 IM> U K WANT TH EM ? there a long tim e, and he wrote the “If you look carefully a t th eir spot most in-ter-est-ing letters. W hy?” ted skins you will see th a t the colors “Do you rem em ber anything he read are really quite beautiful soft shades you about the ‘T anks’?’’ said the fairy of grey and pale yellow and sage *Of course I do and I ’ve seen pic- green—quite fashionable colors, some tureg of them too.” ,».» s- » .. of them,” said the Fairy. ! “ •w.ii Well, the an o r 4 0 A cres. i F in est of berry land on good g rav el | road a H ttle east of G resham w ith j several hundred cords c i first gro w th L tim ber, enough to pay fo r th e land, j Sell on easy term s. $100 per acre K RID E L k ELKINGTON, G resham , Oregon. THE STORY THE IMPROVED FARM WANTED, any DR. H. H. O TT size, 2 to 80 acres. We have ea st ern buyers w anting to buy w ith Dentist stock and equipm ent, If you wish to sell m ake your price rig h t an d j H ow itt B ullding G rssham , Ore. we will bring you a buyer. Mail PHONB H l us description of place or call at th e office. K rid er & E lkington. Tel. 17x. P H Y S IC IA N S AUTOMOBILES. PHONB Offlcs 111 The publicity, directly and FO R SALE— Scripps-Booth to u rin g I Car. In good Condition. Cash or rectly, being given our union H. H. HUGHES, M. D. like the d irt and the leaves so the f u tu r e th ro n o h a W a n T arl term s. In q u ire a t R aney's V ul school In various papers of the state, ' of the best helpers of the United ored enemies won t see him Then he can e lnrOUgn & W an l a d , it canizing shop. H o u r s - 10-12 a. m. 2-4 and T -l p. in. und the recommendation th a t the city States School Garden Army.' catch them .” will look big to you. FOR SALE— E xcelsior m otor c y c le 1 “ I don't see how anything so horrid "B ut what can he catch—ow !” O S es. H o w itt B u ild in g schools adopt courses in agriculture looking can help—unless he scares the in fine condition. E n q u ire a t Out- The last little squeal was caused by __look office o r G resham Garage. and mechanics, presages a larger a t enemies to death,” said the little girl, a sudden movement th a t Dolly hail GRESHAM. - - OREGON Constant | ra ‘^ r •’‘ab^ i™ly- tendance here next year. not been expecting. A sm all fly had 1 OR SALE-—O verland Model 80 to u r If you will come with me down to ing, cord tires, one ex tra tire, se lf Offlcs Pbons 4* Res. Phons t i l Inquiries are being made regarding the end of the garden where the cab been sittin g on the cabbage leaf. s ta r te r in good condition, $400. ■ W ithout moving at all the toad shot the courses and conditions of adm is bages grow,” said the Fairy, ’’maybe out a long, slender tongue. And sud C hevrolet to u rin g , good condition, GEO. INGLiS, M. D. I can show you som ething th a t will denly, there was no sm all fly sittin g sion. $500; F o rd to u rin g , all good tires, LIVESTOCK make you change your mind.” $350. Physician and Surgeon on the cabbage leaf. ------------------——____________ _ Many have thought Principal Good She spread her beautiful wings I “ Watch him Just a m inute,” advised GRESHAM OVERLAND CO., COWS Office, over F ir s t B ts ts B an k air. . ,be Fairy. “Look on the under side I FOR SALE— Jersey cow, 5 years win's predictions of attendance for and floated u along P hone 544. W . A. Hessel. t.i i through i, j u the j Hour 1 to 5 p. m. Dolly s fat little legs had hayd work of the le a f” I old- - - ? the future a little large, but all indi wagon w ith double box and E PASSENGER METZ TOUR-1 G R E S H A M . - OREGON n ' Ue,'P .UP WUh her' A * ‘i® far end of Dolly lookpd al>d « « ' a num ber of wood rack, top buggy, 2 tons of F IV cations are th a t they are well i the garden was a patch of cabbages— sm all green creatu res sticking to th e ' lng car, will sell very cheap, also ! o at straw , 31 c e d ar posts, som e farm tru c k wagon. Look them ’ EMILY F. BOLCOM, M. D. founded. l quite fine looking most of them were, cabbage leaf. As she looked, the toad's fence wire, log chain and a few over a t th e west end of F ifth St., i Physician and Surgeon tools. R. VV. Calkins. I Phone It is growing with j t “ ‘ n " I ,onK tonK. ut i « . o u Quit® in « a grow ing conviction Wltn N o “® w . ” " B J H lil t , i l “ .. C a l r v ------ " u , .e d , a r? . d “ ° vu qune a II ----------- n o n e 789 IO J G resham . Phone 14x5. C. H. those In a position to know the fact, and take a good t o l i u X the tTeTnsect h 8WePt C' ean ° f W^ 7 , ED^ Nt W ,b° rn Calve°' P a y V „ PHONES Calkins. tf Office, M a in 2811. Res. G resh am 55x1 the Insects. I __ to $3. W. R. Johnson, phone 253. Office #17-518 C o rb e tt B u ild in « . that the Union High School may have a ye.B,' A bat are those th in g s '" she asked. FOR SALE— F resh H olstein Jersey Office H o u rs 11-12 a. m .; 2-5 p. m. it . .. i Dolly did as she was bid but saw MISCELLANEOUS A t homo by ap p o in tm en t. “Those are aphids,” said the F airy ; heifer. Emil Alt, phone 96. if the district wants them, an enroll- nothing at all PO RTLAND, - - OREGON WANTED-—A good m an to care for "They suck the life out of cabbage., P n n ,, ,, . — m ent of 500 students In the next four ! “ I don’t see anything," she said, Mr. Toad, you see, makes quick work 1 * ° R ^ L E — F o u r weeks old G uern- g ard en , trees an d law n W. F . £ y h^ i ' „ Ca 8ublect ‘« r e g is t e r . P H O N E S — Residence, T a b o r 110 or five years. “Look In the d irt close under the of them. His tongue Is stick" and once Honey, phone 681. Office, Main 4812 H om e A -5152 lie is,. i „ ,.i n . , „ . , . c^bbagea,” said the Fairy. . it touches them It Is all over. Thev A rlllllr Hensley, phone lu 6 . LOOSE MIXED HAY fo r sale, $17 a IF the locality and district wan s I)o| | y Btooped K. Dolly stooped down down and and peered un- are a great pest, and the toad whom Ef BAUMANN ouys an a sells fresh ton a t barn. Mrs. M. N ystrom , J. M. SHORT, M. D. them badly enough. T h at’s a big “I f ' j der the cabbage leaves again. All at you dislike so much—Is a wonderful cows, beef cows and hogs. H ighest phone 267. 3 hut It is not uiisurm ountable. I once B,,n>ething twinkled at her. She help in keeping them —and oth er tn- 1 p ric® Pald lo r veal calves. Phone Physician and Surgeon F E I ’.VR PO STS fo r sale. O ne m ile jumped. It was an eye. Then she ® ° 1 - __________________ • tf Rsa.. 1 E a s t 89th SL n o rth of O rient sta tio n , phone 461 The first question Is, Is it worth saw a flat head th a t did look some sects— away.” Offlcs, l U l - i a Selling- B u ild in g “ Well—I ’m glad he’s useful,” said WANTED— New born calves in any while? Let every man and woman thing like a snake. The mouth seemed Dolly, ‘‘because I really do not think PO RTG AND . OREGON n um ber or kind from $1.50 to $3. FOR SALE — Seed o ats, variety w'ho values a t all the advantages of to divide the head In two, it w ent so he is p ratty.” Swedish challenge, a heavy ylelder. Will call for them. F ra n k Gustafson far around. And rig h t under the E. J. G radin. Phone 359. if Phone 289. Gresham. Oregon. fils or her home or business locality mouth Dolly could see a funny trem b A. W. BOTKIN, M. D. (O ther stories of tills series will FOR SALE— Sharpless tu b u la r cream und the benefits to the youth of an ed ling in the throat. HORSES appear from tim e to tim e In the Out se p a ra to r in first-class condition. "I see it! ” Hhe cried; “It’s a toad.” look. Watch for them, Read them to ucation, say, “ YES.” Physician and Surgeon Capacity 950 lbs. W. J. P hair. WANTED AT ONCE, good young "W hy couldn’t you see It before?” the children.) phone 356. Office over F ir s t S ta te B a n k The next question is, "Do we want said the Fairy. team , ab o u t 1400. M ust be cheap H o u rs 2 to 6 p. m. P h o n e 5x1 for <ash. C. Cathey, phone 97. tf FOR SALE— Five-year-old excellent It badly enough to make whatever “I t ’s almost b u ried -In the ground. And the part Of It that Is outside looks a n V ^ e ï n T west" of" t ^ " ^ “ G re s h a m , O re g o n black gelding, w eight 1550, price 1- OR SALE— Good w ork horse, your sacrifice It will require?” like an old leaf or som ething.” | Salem. M ississippi is $185; 3-iuch wide tire tarm pick from three. E. J G radin, T hat Is not so easy to answer. Each wagon, $3 0; top buggy in good phone 359. tf H. V. ADIX, M. D. condition, $35; double seat 6ur- one m ust carefully consider. A little gency, and every fire is a case of 1 SUMMONS. POULTRY rey, $30; Chill plow 14-inch, good Physician and Surgeon study of relative values, a determ ina em ergency. • . In th e C ircuit C ourt of th e S tate of as new, $16; 2 W hite W yandotte EGGS F O R H A TC H IN G Iron) a good occurred some some B „ erth Or,''Kon’ for co M ah vg County, W hen a big fire tion of what life means, w hat wealth W ith Dr. W. J. Ott nre occurred a M Ja - p ultnom ,a|n tl(r c ,ay(on cockerels, each $3.50. Joel J a rl, laying stra in of W hite L eghorn Boring, R. 2, Oregon. hens, $1.5u p er se ttin g , $7 per lot). means, of what health and home mean years ago in G resham th e P o rtlan d C. Jaco, D efendant, O ffic e o v e r B a n k o f G re w h a iu P hone 768. D. V. W illiam s, Bor- FOR SALE— Singer sew ing m achine will lead to the conviction th a t w hat lire d ep a rtm en t responded and ren- To Clayton C. Jaco, th e above nam ed _ ing, B est phone fo r a p p o in tm e n t O regou.___ 4 in first-class condition, $4 0, good 1 (lered efficient help, In any case th e ' D efendant; P hones : Office 621. Residence 6x3 ever sacrifice It requires will become w illingness was appreciated and the as new. J. E. M etzger, Your Home --------------- it. ,n ,h ® nam e of th e sta te ° f « rp - F ° .K S,AI’E— T.w° Single Comb W hite F u rn ish e r L eghorn cockerels. H igh egg stra in one of life’s gn at Joys and lead to the ' « » •'" •« I <■» « « I — d ep a rt- « K __stock. Call 256. P H O N E 324 5 1O R SA LE— B u rb an k seed potatoes, wide-spreading benefits. J m ent for assistance. R ecently when j ag ain st you In th e above en titled suit 300 CHICKS— F rom m am m oth L eg also ea tin g potatoes on Bank us D R . A. H . W R I G H T The next question Is, "Should we | a tire th rea ten e d th e business portion ' on o r bpfore six weeks from and place, so u th of P lea san t Home. horn layers, fo r sale M onday, V eterin ary S urgeon Geo. R. Schaeffer, B oring. Phone not take steps rig h t away to provide of Oregon City th e P o rtlan d d eo art- al t «C.thp datp of ,hp flrst Publication M arch 15. A. R. Lym an, G resh Office and Residence on G resham 393. 3 of th is sum m ons, and If you fail to _________ a m . It. A 4 l _ what will be needed In the very near m ent responded generously. . MO ap p ear in said cause o r answ er SOUTH ROBERTS AVENUE WYANDOTTE EGGS for EOK SALE' " W h ile R o ta r y sew - future?” t lie old saying is If you have had said com plaint, for w ant th ereo f (he W HITE All calls prom ptly atten d ed h atch in g , R lnghouse stra in , f r o m ! " gnn“ a5 h l,le’ h ‘1 u ire Mrs. E. A. It takes tim e to form ulate plans and a kindness show n pass It on. T his Is ' Pl'ilutifr will apply to th e C ourt for pen of eight selected hens. J. H. I 0Ildr£; 4 ATTO R N EYS the generous and reasonable th in g to p ’ 1 L‘ f P™y®d fo r. 1,1 her con>- provide funds and get work done. S terling, phone 561. tf 1 WANTED TO EXCHANGE— A few . p laint, to-w it: fo r a decree dissnlv. good sacks of G arn et C hille seed do and G resham cannot afford to b - lng th e bonds of m atrim ony now ex- G resham 517 Broadw ay 22 ANCONA EGG fo r h atch in g , $1.50 The Outlook Is certain th is Is I he potatoes for W hite Rose seed po for 15. Chas. D ahlquist, n ear McOUIRK & SCHNEIDER mosl urgent m atter calling for support nurrow in th e use of Its fine fire lstln g between plaintiff and defend- ta to e s. L. G. Buckley, R. A. Sycam ore sto re. 4 equlpm ent. I «nt, on the grounds of cruel and In- and action in this locality right now. Attorneys at Law T h ere are m any deeper and b etter ,ar’d K [»nting unto FOR SALE— Baby chicks- to hatch r OR SALE— Gold D ollar straw b erry p lan ts, SOc p er 100. D elivered T his Is the great Issue here and now. reasous th an m ere business policy pinlntin an ab so lu te divorce from At G resham Office, Tuesdays. M arch 8. E nglish W hite Leg- P hone 42x3. th e defendant chan g in g plaintiff’s T hursdays an d S aturdays. 3 _________________________ We ought not to let a nyother thing but on th a t gro u n d alone th e town nam e to R erth a M. K ruppenbacher, __h o r n 8 ._ P h o n e 17x1. coo B ile » ' *"OK SALE— 4 tous of « ood baled overshadow It or delay it. It is tim e can well afford to m ake it p erm a and for such o th e r and fu rth e r relief FOR s a l e — Eggs for h atch in g from 1 o at hay, $30 per ton. N ear Pleas- P o rtla n d office, 609-15 F e n to n B ld g . heavy w in te r laying s tra in of i a n t Home. Mrs. Ü. M M eLaugh to sta rt something definite. nently certain th a t help will be re n as plaintiff may be en titled to in the premise«;. Rhode Island Reds. H ave bred lin, 834 E ast 33d s tre e t o r tele IN S U R A N C E dered w ithin th e accessable radius them fo r 12 years, $1.50 p er set-! T his sum m ons is published by o r phone A utom atic 210-13. SEE— of th is p art of th e county in case of ting. H. L. Ball, B oring, Oregon, I TOO N IK ItO W A PO LICY. d er of the H onorable Jo h n M cCourt, phone 42x3. 5 | FO R SALE -Im p lem en ts o r m achin Ju d g e of th e above en titled Court, need. JO H N B R O W N ery in good condition. Gang plows, T he recent action of th e council T he efficiency of th e equipm ent m ade and en tered on th e 26th day FOR SALE— B arred Rock h atch in g sulky plows, disc plow 26-inch Pioneer Reai E state and In su ran ce of F eb ru ary , 1920, and the tim e p re eggs. $1.50 a settin g . B airdsdale In lim iting the use of the new m otor depends on the tire hoys. They pledge scribed for publication th ereo f is six disc harrow s, w alking plows, gas L ife, F lre, A utom obile, H ealth dale sta tio n . G resham 499. tf engines, all sizes. P ia te G1« ks fire truck to local te rrito ry , Is eith er them selves w ithout financial rew ard weeks. HATCHING EGGS for sale. Rhode W. A. HESSEL. J. J. JOHNSON, ,ON OVARANTKHD Island Reds, good laying strain . a Joke o r It is too serious to be a ami w ith prospect of loss and in ju ry Office 981 PHOKES R ee 547 G resham G resham A ttorney for Plaintiff. Io do all they can to protect th e p ro p Mrs. H. L. St. C lair, phone 701. Joke. ftvpner Building JPhone 544 ^3 314 Spalding Bldg., P o rtlan d , Ore. T he Outlook was asked to an erty and people of the town. They Dated and first published M arch 2 THOROUGHBRED W hite L eghorn h atch in g eggs for sale, from H o -| ' uJp SA“ “ — G°od q u ality m ixed hay. 1920. JA M E S E L K IN G T O N nounce th a t tf property ow ners o u t have freely given a considerable fund gauized stock. Five d o llars a hun- f F u i i l C . Lind, G resham , phono Date of last publication Apr 13, ’20. 46x1. IN S U R A N C E side th e lim its, w ithin a reasonable tow ard th e new m otor fire truck. tired, $1.00 a settin g . L. Crum b. A ccident, Surety Ronda, H re, Lone Oak F arm , 1% m ile east of ALL ROUND FARM HAND wanted. distance, would help the tow n pay They a re w illing and anxious to re A utom obile, L ife, H ealth. G resham . Good hom e for a single m an w ant- When In Portland Try to r new equipm ent they could he as spond in case of necessity to calls P ia te G ia n . I FOR SALE— H atching eggs from i work to r a year. Jas. Naylor, sured th e town would perm it th e de from the su rro u n d in g country. To Office on M a in S t r e e t good laying stra in W hite L eghorn ' Keld P>ace on Base Line. Phone p artm en t to respond tn cases of fire. not be p erm itted to do th is dam pens Office 816 PHONES Re». 68 hens, m ated to % T ancred cock ’ __.G re»nam 153. __ 4 T his Beemed to m eet w ith appro th e ir en th u siasm and checks th e ir in erels, $1.50 p er se ttin g ; $8.00 p e rJw A N T F n __11 h u ndred. V. H. C alhoun, phone EU— 11,200 C u th b ert rasp MRS M. FRAKES & SON bation nnd we are told responses terest. berry sp ro u ts for im m ediate deliv lo o T hiril St,, Cor. S tark . Those o utside nre not likely to 6* w ere com ing In. ery. W ill pay $7 per thousand, I O H SALE— Rhode Island Red eggs Now th e council lluills the use of ,‘" k ,o r th l- •« w lce; it may be m ore f. o. b. depot. J. H. Bush, Alsea Oregon Fire Relief A s s n . for h atching, $2 p er settin g . H. Oregon. th e fire tru ck to th e city. th an they expect. They should have W. Cooley, phone 58. tf T his Is an action that o ught to he 1 h o * e»®’’- «»•’ U w ill be to th e In- !• 1>B SALE— Spring m ix tu re of seed. Notary Public Real Estate POULTRY WANTED, any kind W heat, o ats aud vetch, 6c p er lb rescinded and for several good rea- ,ere’ ,B of O resham to extend It to L. P erry . Phone 338. tf Teacher in Piano P h on es: Office 9 S I, R esid en ce 471 Jo h n S trehin. Phone 16x4. tf tons. them . \\ HIT E LEGHORN day-old chick», Vv A \ 1 TEAM W O RK by d a y o r jo b Private or class leMBons. Spé h atch in g eggs and breeding cock As It Is tru e "no man llveth t o 1 H 7— See A. A. A ckerm an, Law rence rial attention given to begin h i m s e l f " un It u t r „ . . ' ,llr other w,,° cloth, im ship lh produce m u ik parts lin w erels from high egg record birds. <__avenue, G resham , Oregon. h ms If. so It Is tru e no . town can i and tt to many tf era in relaxation anti hand de Base L ine road, H m ile west of FLO REN CE M . H O N EY adopt a nnrrnw policy In regard to of tin- country to clothing m anufact.. Rockwood. Q uality P o u ltry Kami velopment. F IR S T CLASS loose hay for sale tx te n d ln g Its benefits to its neigh- ' rB- wbo »‘ sell It to Oregon retail nier ' A ccredited T eacher of H igh School PIG '. R obert S trebin. Phono 788. tf Itid ge Av., near I-nnretn-e hors, especially In cases of emer-1 ? b”.. n,l8b ‘ have purchased S tudents P h o n e 7»>l B E R K SH IR E PIGS for sale. Mrs. CA R PEN TER w ants work by job or N. E. G reen, phone 219. PIANO, HARMONY day. M. J. Camp, G resham , phone 33x 1. Stu d io F irst S ta te Bank Bldg. I T W O PIGS for sale, 100 pounds each. Phone 681 ft G resham T E. M ercer, G resham . Oregon. FANCY .MAMMOTH rh u b arb roots j FOR SALE—-F our Duroc sh o ats at 6c each. P hone R. M. R andall 159., reaso n ab le price. W. J P h air, ! WANTED experienced o r unexperi __phoone 356. W. S. WOOD enced help at th e G resham Steam SMALL PIGS for sale. J. F. Mnnary. i L aundry. A uctioneer Phone 36x1. tf VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON Want Ads Crescent Cafeteria For “GOOD EATS” Chas. Cleveland, Agt. Miss Frieda Bratzel For Sale. Clover hay, tim othy hay. a lfa lta r ‘ r“ •*<*» » Specialty 1 bona V ancou ver 614, or hay, o at straw , w heat straw , mill FOE SALE Half acre w ithin G resh feed of all kinds. G resham O u tlo o k 761 Wood and gas am city lim its. B earing fru it briquets. Phone G resham 84 9. trees. Good 6-room plastered ’ house w ith full basem ent and o th e r __ L E E EVANS, T routdale, Oregon. GRESHAM SANATORIUM buildings, $2000. O w ner, ___ Mrs. The P arm ers M utual R elief \sso- on t’eweii V a lle y road. A home i i " 0 s,1,Mluson> tl»*6bam, R. A. elation rep o rts a successful year" The ' / ’i* m e ie rn lty , convelvecent and of c e r i r , c »‘ ve “ >• best an n u al rep o rt of th e association W A N TED - Sm all trac ts, 2 to 15 «hows $2,634,000.00 of risks w ritten MANAGEMENT acres. Good im provem ents, m ost and 101® new- m em bers gained in T H E M lh h E s s< IIR E P K L desirable. Come In an d list with Mr. H. W. Snashall was re O u n e r v i.to n Hr A ffi, ,!'i; r.'-s 6x5. 621 us anything. Brown A Cleve- electe'd President for th e sixteenth !.;■ d PI .': . 'S I 3 tim e .'.ml Mr E erd G ro n e r of H ills- f " — boro was elected Vice P resid en t The FOR RENT on sh ares, a 10-aere Association carried close to $7.000,- fru it ranch n ear Roseburg. Ore 000.00 and Is fo rg in g T h e a d raoidlv gon. Nearly all . p lanted _____ to _ap ap- npcSt It Insures for pr » ro lr c t “ lo 0n n « « , . not for L ¿ f°.r ° ‘7 only- pies In bearing. Good condition, profit. Me invité farm ers to become Picture Framing T h r e t -room house M. C. J o h n m em bers. See H. VV Snashall Main S treet. G resham . son. P. O. Box 619. P o rtlan d . im P «hvam vn F *• PhOn<> Phone 641 VV ANT TO RENT direct from ow ner, am S5.— Adv. sm all place, about 5 acres, s u it able for chickens and sm all fru it. Phone 159 W ith good Im protentente, by re spectable fam ily. J. w . .Mark of all kinds Bought and Sold ham . I.en. Del., G resham . Oregon TWO ROOMS p artly fu rn ish ed for Carpenter and Builder light house keeping. In q u ire Novelty S tore •"»* " " " h «r R - e Gresham. Ore. Phone 32x2 REAL ESTATE. RFNTALS, Maxwell Schneider PHOTOS L IV E S T O C K R. M. RANDALL C. A. Butcher l in e on T routdale-G resham road