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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO GRESHAM OUTIAMIK. NO PLACE LIK E HOME. GRESHAM OUTLOOK P ublished every T uesday and F ri day at G resham , Oregon, by the No place com pares w ith home W here d earest ones abide. Outlook P ublishing Co., H. L. St. H owever far you roam Clair, E d ito r and M anager. On land or ocean's tide. One year. »1.50. s ix m onth s, »5c. three m onth s' trial su b scrip tio n , 60c. C om bination ra te s w ith all th e P o r t lan d D a ilies. W eek ly O regonian. W eek ly J o u rn a l and O regon C ity E n terp rise. A D V E R T IS IN G R ates reason ab le. Our r e p r e se n ta tiv e w ill c a ll._ The folks are not the sam e As w here you’re wont to stay. Who speak your given nam e And miss you when away. Each scene’s fam iliar there And holds p eculiar charm ; O fficial paper o f th e T ow n o f F airview You b reathe th e fra g ra n t a ir And rest secure from harm . o f f ic ia l p a p e r I I I th e T o w n o f G re s h a m E n tered a s se c o n d -c la ss m a tter M arch 3, 1911, a t th e Poatoffice a t G resham . O reiion, linger the A ft o f M arch 3 1ST!), The m ountains are your friends, The hills and fields you love, F a r as th e view extends. The O utlook has received a copy W ith genial sky above. of the prem ium list of the W estern ’Tis g reat from hom e to stray Dairy P roducts Show which will be W here sig h ts are wierd and new. W here cities stretch away held In P ortland November 5 to 12, And buildings pierce th e blue. 1921. T his show Is held u n d er a u W here all Is ru sh and noise. spices of th e W estern Dairy In stru c t And fo rtu n es come and go; o rs ’ association and is connected with W here stro n g men lose th e ir poise, th e Paciftc In tern atio n al Livestock And weak ones live for show. exposition. It will be held at the ex E a rth ’s wonders may allu re position building a t N orth P ortland. The trav e ler on his quest, Every producer of m ark et milk W here n a tu re hides, dem ure, R are scenes upon h er breast. and cream and m ak er of cream ery or dairy b u tte r and cheese should en ter ' ’Tis well to know her ways an exhibit in thia show. It m eans And m ark her charm s and grace, education and support of an instltu - w^ ere she ev er plays tion organized for the prom otion of And "eek h er ‘^ « I n g place, • • • • • • • • th e dairy Industry In all Its b ranch Yet when the shadow s fall. es. T he position which this show And hom esick feelings come, occupies in N orth Am erica m akes an 'Tls then we prize o 'e r all T he joys of home, sw eet home. aw ard from it a token of th e hig h H. L. ST. CLAIR. est achievem ent In the dairy art. A ugust 27, 1921. T he editor, about five weeks ago, LETTER TO OUTLOOK passed thro u g h Pueblo. U nfortu TELLS OF OIL FIELD nately it was late In th e evening, the tra in being six hours late, and his ------- -------- ------------- SPOKANE, WASH., August 25, 1921 hope to see th e city so devastated by — E ditor Outlook:- Perhaps a letter flood last sp rin g was n o t realized. I from th is p art of the country would However, du rin g the few m inutes al- j interesting to the readers of the lowed the depot was visited. On the ' Outlook. w alls and on a high transom e were i _ Cortland, August 4, over the clea r m arks of th e flood w aters, fo u r S. P. & S. via Pasco, Washington, ar riving at Cheney, W ashington, some teen and a half feet above th e floor. twelve hours later. The living green T he flood cam e on suddenly at about of western Oregon and W ashington 8 o ’clock a t n ig h t and th e lig h tin g ! changed to brown and yellow hues as system was put o u t of com mission. tar as eye could see east of the moan All night th e floods raged In the tains, except for irrigated fields of al d arkness and th e d estruction of prop falfa and gardens. A dusty and ex ceedlngly hot trip ? Yes, with plenty of e rty and loss of life was great. F ig u res from th e Pueblo area, coal smoke commingled. I visited my great-aunt In Cheney where the Red Cross still Is engaged who is 88 years old and who is recelv in th e task of resto rin g th e life of Ing congratulations from friends for th e com m unity, show th a t the total being the oldest lady in the county to num ber of persons m ade hom eless by take an airplane ride. After a round th e flood to be 7,351. T here were of visits with cousins who live on pros 739 ow ners of hom es who were af perous farm s near Cheney, and the fected by th e flood and th e to tal commencement week of the Cheney n um ber of hom es com pletely de Normal school, I am now visiting my stroyed, Including properties owned old school-mate of former days, Mrs. Wm. Bach In Spokane. and rented, Is placed a t 2,318. The weather was extrem ely warm until Sunday evening, August 14. a A (.ROW ING FRATERNITY. 45-mIle an hour wind and dust storm W hen one stu rts on a long trip by passed over the country. One death and train , boat or auto, he joins a g rea t many m iraculous escapes on the lakes and fast grow ing fra to rn lty . If he around Spokane marked the progress m akes him self agreeable he will find of the wild sweep of wind. The sum most others agreeable and th e excep mer fallowed fields of the Palouse tions he can usually avoid. He has country are the cause of the dust. A his rights anil privileges but he m ust rain, the first in several weeks was rem em ber th a t o th ers have th e lr’s welcome, but the next day the great wheat-fields, with th eir sym etrlcal also. If he Is p atient and considerate rows of golden shocks, showed a state tow ard hiH fellow trav elers anil a t of confusion. The next evening we were ten d an ts he will rarely fall to get all treated to a spectacular display by an th a t is due him and by a few little electrical storm to the south of us. As | favors to the atte n d a n ts he can g en It neared, its fury had been spent. Ju st erally get an ex tra service which Is as threshing was about to be resumed the grain having become dry, another w orth all It costs. I have always detested the tipping night o f ratn arrested all activity In system and heretofore have given a th a t line again. Thousands of acres tip very grudgingly, with th e feeling are still to be threshed. W heat hold ing at one dollar with expected In that It was a sham e to pay more for crease F ru it Is plentiful In the or w hat I had already paid enough for. chards especially peaches and mglons. On my recent trip I changed my a tti tude. I becam e reconciled, for th e tim e, to w hat seem s to he a necessary evil. As a result I felt less exacting m ore satisfied and enjoyed every reasonable com fort and privilege I felt th a t I was “one of th e fra te rn i I observed som e who w ere always com plaining, never satisfied They i deprived them selves and o thers or much peace of tnlnd. They became ! objects of pity. It Is all right to feel th a t you own th e train , the railroad and the whole o u tfit, provided von ac- cord to others th e right to feel the sam e way. It la an Interesting experience to sit In a g rea t city depot w ith long train s arriving and deporting every few m inute* and observe th e m u lti- 1 tildes th a t come and go. At every large depot la an Inform ation booth which ia a great help to th e stra n g e r Every conceivable question Is asked, from W hat tim e does the 8 15 train leave* to W hen will I reach P ortland If I s ta rt next week* “ Service w ith , a sm ile," Is th e Invariable rule. R ailroad travel Is com paratively 'J light. T here la, I aui aorry to say, a noticeable prejudice ngatnst railroad travel and freight shipm ent. Rates are too high, they all say; let them low er th e rates and we'll patro n ile them . And th ere is no doubt the rati- | roada a re losing a vast am ount of business on account of thia se n ti m ent. The lu re of th e nuto highw ay Is strong. Follow ing closely th e main tru n k railw ays across th e prairies and over the m ountain ranges Is seen th e au to highw ay, with a steady stream of m achines loaded w ith auto- tots and cam ping equipm ent. One is led to conclude th a t people a re not traveling by train ao much for th e p leasure of a trip but from neces sity, especially w here tim e m ust be saved. W hen th e tra v e le r desirea th e pleasures of an o u tin g and wishes to “see th e co u n try ," If m eans perm it, he takes his fam ily and goes by auto cam ping at the a u to parks along the way. AUGUST 30. 1921 T he Ice cream w aterm elon (w hite sk in n ed ! is very delicious. D irectors see a big apple o u tp u t coming. The first an n u al potato show and po tato g ro w e rs’ conference will be held in Spokane In December. T he associa- j PHY SIC1AM S H O R SE S , I targai h Nul«* lion covers W ashington. Idaho and HAVING BOUGHT A TRACTOR we Team geldings. 2700 o r 2800 pounds, PHONE— Office 1261 M ontana. G rowers plan for th e : w |u KacritiCe one good good farm farm horse, horse I U8ed for ,arm w ork’ weU known will sacrifice one sam e prom inence w ith potatoes as I w eight ab o u t 1250 pounds, $76 In th is com m unity. One new w ag H. H HUGHES, M. D. on. One set harness. One 1920 j has been achieved w ith apples, by | Call H. E. Andrew, G resham 255. Com merce tru ck , first-class condi H o u rs: 10-12 A. M. 2-4 and 7-» P. M. em phasizing th e grow ing of certified ’ COWS tion, run less th a n 3000 miles, t Office, W ith r o w B u ild in g seed. ___________-_________________ L ot of alm ost new farm machin-1 - OREGON The Inland Em pire In terstate F air i REGISTERED JE R SE Y BULL for ery. (M achinery may be seen at! G R ESH A M , W. A. H essel’s, G resham ). i begins September 6. The Columbia ( sale, 20 m onths old, $65. W. J. FIR ST STATE BANK, river Conference of the M. E. Church I P halr, mile south C ottrell statio n . Office P h o n e 46 R es. P h o n e 123 _____ G resham , Oregon. | is at the same time. Labor Day will I Boring, O re g o n ._______ GEO. IN G L IS, M . D. Opportunity Is Knocking celebrate and all th is is garnished with WANTED— To buy th ree good young cows. F resh , o r soon to be fresh. a t your door. Almost five acres of a circus and flower shows and above Physician and Surgeon E. S. H ockm an, T ro u td ale, O re level land, w ith a b eau tifu l grove all, excitement is running high over Office, o v er F ir s t S ta te Bank gon, R. 2, Box 10. Phone G resh of trees on fro n t; an ideal location H ou rs— 1 to 5 P. M. a seepage of high grade oil in a clear am 787. fo r subu rb an hom esite on B ark er i - OREG O N in the southeastern p art of the city. REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULL— road, n ea r Lynch school, $1750, | G R E SH A M . The oil is In a purified state, having a $175 cash. Don’t say you never for sale. Year and half old. Took Phone 167x1 had an opportunity. paraffine base instead of an asphalt Ju n io r prize at last county fair. Lee R. H. CONFREY, R ealtor, Phillips, Rt. 4. Boring, Oregon. base th a t crude oil usually contains. EMILY F. BOLCOM, M. D. R IT T E R , LOWE & CO.. It is said to be 20 per cent better than SEVERAL GOOD F R E SH COWS for 201-2-3-5-7 Board of T rade Bldg. Physician and Surgeon sale. E. B aum ann, G resham any Russian or Persian oil th a t has FO R phone 901. tf HAY AND STRAW BALING. Call been found. The oil has been a source W om en an d C hildren G. F an ch er, G resham 844. tf of annoyance In the cellar for seven POULTRY Gresham , Oregon years. The people not knowing w hat YOUNG CHICKENS w anted, 1 Vi to VULCAN GAS RANGE fo r sale, fo u r b u rn ers and oven. C. E. R usher, it was, tried to squelch it by using 2 pounds weight. H ighest price G resham , phone 79x2. _ P H O N E S— B ea ld en ce, T abor 130 paid. Mrs. M. E. H enderson, lime and cement. Vegetables absorbing Office, M ain 4812 H om e A-5152 Crown Point Chalet, C orbett, Ore- WOOD WOOD WOOD the oil were returned to the grocery J. M . SH O R T, M . D. gon. phone 105, C orbett. In su re your wood w ith John In spite of the grocer’s protest th a t he Brown, Gresham . Phone. 2501. tf PIGS sent out 100 per cent goods. The earth Physician and Surgeon quake shock last February must have THOROUGHBRED HAMPSHIRE — R es. 3 E a st 69th St. C lassified Ad. R ates P O R T c a t-» “ 1' “ S,lUn< B OREGON ,dr’ PIGS for sale. Two male and one fe caused a greater flow, for some coal in F irs t in sertio n , lc a word, m ini- 1 O R T L A N D ,________- male. Phone 331. E ast end of Law rau’m 20c; subsequent insertions, H e the cellar absorbed an am ount of the rence street, Gresham. a word, m inim um 10c. oil, which, when put Into the stove, Users of th e W ant Ad. Column are A. W. B O T K IN , M . D. caused an explosion, severly burning AUTOMOBILES the lady of the house. An investigation 1921 FORD FOR SALE, th e best one urged to pay cash w ith o rd er and Physician and Surgeon avoid sending bills for sm all am ounts has brought about the knowledge th a t H enry made, — cheap; cash or Office over F ir st S ta te B ank NOTICE TO CREDITORS. has set the oil world agog and geolo term s. Fields M otor C ar Co. H o u rs 2 to 5 P. M. In th e C ircuit C ourt for M ultnom ah phone 2331,____________ gists now declare Spokane is built over P h o n es— Office 1271; R es. 127x County, S tate of Oregon, in Pro a pool of oil. Shares are selling rapidly FORD TOURING CAR fo r sale 1918 Gresham, Oregon bate. model, good ru n n in g co n d itio n ,f T ** . * „ Two other companies are drilling for good rubber, $225, cash o r term s I In ,,h L M atter of th e E sta te of Sarah oil which they aver they will soon Joe M elugin, G resham . tf „ McDonald, Deceased. H. V. A D IX , M . D. dem onstrate fu rth er of the anticipat c h f v k o i f t t, nriocz Notice ia hereby given th a t the ed field. Physician and Surgeon Cnnd in o i'h n n ic al g 8 a e t ' ' undersigned been appointed ex- 1^ overhauled Rar™?,?“ ; ° d Recenl, ecutors of th have e Last W ill and T esta- „ „ Ofllc? ° ™ of Oreiham After a short visit with a cousin In Res 1433 Phone 38x5 evenings * m ent and of the e8tate of S arah J ’ Office phone 1431 the peach and melon special district. o r 179 & * ____ ___McDonald, deceased, by th e C ircuit Yakima, I am coming back to the best TODGK TOURING CAR W ith Dr. W. J. O tt for sale or C ourt of th e S tate of Oregon for the place, W estern Oregon, I have found B e s t p h on e fo r a p p o in tm en t trade. Late 1917 model reasonable. County of M ultnom ah, D epartm ent In all my travels. lerm s. ( . E. Osborne & Co. t f ! of P ro b ate, and have qualified. All Yours truly, FORD TRUCK CHASSIS for sale, In persons having claim s ag a in st said ASHLAND MRS. C. O. BRANSON. ru n n jn g o rder, $100, also seven- estate are hereby notified to present HEALTHATORIUM room house. O scar H art, T hird sam e, duly verified as by law re Dr. E. K. A ngell, C hiropractor and Kelley, G resham , phone 793. quired, to th e undersigned a t th e of l i l 6 Dodge to u rin g , fine shape ‘n,®r,aI ,fr o "? N a tu ra l M ineral W ill sacrifice for quick sale. Easy YOU CAN NOW BUY A brand new fice of McGulrk & Schneider, G resh & W a ters, E le c tr ic T rea tm en t, M as term s F ields M otor C ar Co., phone C hevrolet 490 to u rin g car, com- am, Oregon, w ithin six m onths from sa g e , W o n d erfu l C lim ate. 2331. pletely equipped for $775 on te n c date h ereo‘- F ir s t N a t l B an k B id . A sh la n d , Or. easy . term s a t F ields M otor Car ALEXANDER THOMPSON F . J . BISSELL, O utlook's new phone— 1561. Co., of G resham , L ato u rell B ld g .,, P h o n .’' « ? ! 1 | McOUIBK i SCHNEIDE®” " ” " ’ ' CHIROPRACTIC IS NATURE’S WAY EARL OIL (kerosene) is clean-burning. For use in oil heaters, cook- stoves and lamps. Ask your dealer for Pearl Oil. P PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) STANDARD OIL COMPANY * L tr OR WIA> OAC Oregon', Higher Intlilution of TECHNOLOGY Eight School,; Seventy Departments FALL TERM OPENS SEPT. 10. 1921 For informinon writ» to the R e ,t,lr ,r Oregon Agricultural College CORVALLIS Results Quick and Permanent easy term s at Fields M otor Car N otice o f M eeting o f C ounty Board Co., of Greshaffi. L ato u rell Bldg., o f E qu alization . cor. Pow ell an d Main streets. Notice is hereby given th a t on Mon Phone 2331. day, S eptem ber 12, 1921, th e Board GUARANTEED STANDARD TIRES, of E qualization of M ultnom ah county will atten d at th e office of th e County Assessor, a t th e C ourthouse in P ort- B entley’s V ulcanizing “shop "'Main lan d ' and Publicly exam ine th e as- stree t, G resham . tf ' sessm ent roIls f° r th e y ear 1921, and ------ —-----------—___________________ correct all erro rs In valuation, des- Yes, It's tru e! The big pow erful, | crlption or qualities of lands, lots or roomy Baby G rand C hevrolet fo r only o th e r property, assessed by th e Coun- $1180 a t F ields M otor C ar Co., of j ‘Y Assessor. And it shall be the duty G resham , L ato u rell Bldg., co rn er of Persons in terested to ap p ear at the Powell and Main Sts. Phone 2331. tim e and place appointed. If It shall ------- ap p ear to such Board of E qualization SEEDS, PLANTS A ND HAY ¡th a t th e re a re any lands o r lots or C A S H n . ,i i f l - o ,h er property assessed twice, o r in- rili P q f E?;e r?.reen blackber- correctly assessed as to description ries. bee W. E. M arkell’s store, o r q u an tity , and in th e nam e of a P leasan t Home. Phone G resham person o r persons not th e ow ner 27x. thereof, o r assessed u n d er o r be T H IS IS 'I III: T IM E to so w v e tc h in yond th e actu al cash value thereof, logan and raspberries. We can said Board may m ake proper correc- furnish the seed. The B erry Grow ; tion of th e same. If it sh all appear ers' Packing P»., phone i s 71 to such Board th a t any land, lots or hay OR STRAW BALING— w ith a o th e r p roperty assessable by th e As New C olum bia 18x22 Press. Call sessor are not assessed, such Board sh all assess th e sam e a t th e full cash G resham 1603. E. J. Brugger. BALED STRAW FOR SALE— H. W. ! I value thereof. HIRAM U. W ELCH, Strong, Phone G resham 2161 ---------------------- -------------—— — — - _____________i v County u u iu y A F se sso Assessor. Real Estate, Rentals, Loans. p<’rtIan«i. . 1,;, |>>j 5 lbs., 75c 10 lbs., $1.50 GRESHAM MEAT MARKET A. J. W . BRO W N , Prop. ' ROOMS FURNISHED for housekeep- I ing. su itab le for four or six school girls. Novelty Store. FOR SALE OR W ILL TRADE for COOK’S SAND PIT sm aller hom e on Mt. T abor. Mod At T routdale. Open. ern 8-room house with bath. Bull Run w ater, gas and electricity. H aul your ow n. B artlett pears, ch erries and berries. Mrs. C. M. Z im m erm an, phone Phone G resham 48x5. 2491. J. L. COOK 4 ACRES — all in cu ltiv atio n for sale fo r a few days at a bargain $500 »cash. Balance easy pay- [ raents. Jo h n Brown, G resham Phone 2501, PO R SALE — six-room plastered Auto Repairs - Adjustm ents house and one lot, $500 cash; bal ance on tim e six per cent. See D. I 5 0 th A- H aw thorne, P ortland S Johnson, G resham , Oregon. PHONES 1OI! SALE AT ONCE— 30 acre farm Tabor 8 3 9 9 (.reeham 2491 between Boring and Kelso o r will trad e for sm aller farm w ith house T o p s R ecovered and R epaired. and few o th e r buildings F o r In A uto A ll k in d s o f Top M aterial and form ation inquire a t th e Snow C u rta in w in d o w s F lak e Dairy, Section L ine and Rockwood roads. Tel. T abor 6176 S. E. PA LM Q U 1ST FOR LEASE several acres of red and AUTO TOP SHOP black raspberries and straw berries Main St., G resham P h o n e 175 Two miles from Gresham. Call or address 1828 E. E verett St., Port- land, Oregon. P hon « O r««h*m 489 SAND Delivered C. M. ZIMMERMAN Phone 41 Mt. Tabor Garage BRUNS LUMBER CO. .Manufacturers of all kinds of ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER All orders prom ptly filled, W rite for price list. T alk w ith my p atien ts. They a re my best ad v ertisers. CONSULTATION FREE You are welcome to call and talk it over. Dr. F. O. Lehman P O R T L Y 1— W e deliver anywhere Sandy, Oregon MISCELLANEOUS lc g to j,, gO„,| condition, for sale at a bargain. A. B rugger p h o n e 1G"4 lt PXAR8 FOR SALE Mrs. Joseph M anary, C ottrell statio n . It. G resham , phone 3«xl. tf 500-GALLON C alifornia red wood w ater tan k with pum p. Jack and piping for sale W rite C. R. Miller, G r e s h a m o r phone 2461. tf Two No x u k e rh o ltB c ream se p ara tor*. good condition, for quick »ale One used 1918 Ford, good : condition for sale a t a bargain. W A. Hessel. S IL O Let th e G asco D o Y our Chores! I lie days of the solid-fuel furttaee are numbered— gas is no more expensive than solid fuel, and saves yon all the labor, dirt, ashes and smoke. CIDER MILL WANTED a t once W rite C. R. Miller. G resham , or phone 2461. DRESSMAKING and Ladles T ailo r ing. at your hom e o r m ine Phone 52x3 Mrs. McNabb. D avidson's ad dition, G resham . tf Oasco Pipeless, $160 Bungalow Furnace, $128 Oasco Furnaces, $260 and up Frieda E. Bratzel Teacher o f P ia n o P rivate or ( laex I xvumhu * PORTLAND GAS AND CORK CO. [J R elaxation. H and Iievelopm ent, Scale Building A Musical Analysis Studio. Ridge Ave , near Law rence G resham , phone 791 ^O R E G O N D E N T IS T S F h o n s s! Office 3184; R es. 3185 dr . w . j . ott Dentist Nerve Blocking D ental X-Ray Office over Bank of G resham dr . h . h . ott Dentist W ithrow Bldg. G resham , Ore. F h o n e 1363 Phone 17x • DR. B. H. PEDERSEN —' HOME PRODUCTS PURE LARD ty ” TUESDAY. D en tist Office over G resham T h ea ter Office H o u rs 9 to 4:30 g re‘,h a m ’- O regon ATTOBBETS Grw h / I r T r a w „ B ro a d w a y 32 M c OUIRK & SCHNEIDER Attorneys at Law At G resham Office, T uesdays, T hursdays and S atu rd ays G resham Office, W ithrow Bldg P o rtla n d office, 609-15 F e n to n Bldg. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 15 Y ea rs E x p er ie n c e F R E D 11. JONES Piano Tuning and Repairing L eave Order a t O utlook PH I( E S3.OO P h o n e 1561 HEMSTITCHING MRS. CA RRIE HANSEN P h o n e 51x3 Main Street ______ Gresham, Ora n ear H ig h S ch ool Wood - Sand - Gravel Delivered any Place TRUCK SERVICE J. R. KNARR & SON Florence M. Honey Piano ' Stu d io F irst S tate Rank Bldg. Phone 1721 TROUTDALE, OREGON 1H 8U BA H C X Contractor. Builder General (art»'n t er W ork anti Cabinet M aking L on g E x p erien ce w o ----*‘ r k g kRJ uaranteed L. J.Winter, Gresham W. S. W OOD A uctioneer VANCOUVER. F arm and S tock B atet a B p eolaltv F hon e V a n co u v er *14. or O reeham O utlook IM I Maxwell Schneider PHOTOS PICTURE FRAMING P h on e .M l JO H N BRO W N P ion eer R eal E s ta te and In su ra n ce F ir e , A ntom obU e, H ea lth , O la«s. a i 'A R A N T E E D Office 2501 PHONES R es. 51» ___________ R eg n er B u ild in g JAMES ELKING I1TB0BAHCB WASHINGTON Main S treet SEE— G reaham A ccident. Surety Bondi A utom obile. L ife, |) P la te Glaa*. Office on M ain Btre. Office 2341 PHONES P h on e 6 7 B. W. THORNE, Agt. G resham , Oregon Oregon Fire Relief A ss’n.