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Newspaper Page TextG R E SH A M PAGE TWO GRESHAM OUTLOOK Published every T uesday and F r i day a t G resham . Oregon, by th e O utlook P ublishing Co., H. L. 8t. C lair, E d ito r an d M anager. One year, *1.60, e l s m on th s, 86c. th ree m onth s' tria l su b sc r ip tio n . 60c. C om b in ation r a te s w ith a ll th e P o r t lan d D a llies. W eek ly O regon ian . 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 a te s reason ab le. Our r e p r e s e n ta tiv e w ill c a ll. Official paper o f th e T ow n o f G resham Official paper o f th e T ow n o f K aR vtew E n tered aa se c o n d -c la s s m a tter M arch 8. t i l l , at th e P o sto fllce a t G resham . O regon, under th e A ct o f M arch 3. 1879. TH E B R IM F IE L D VERDIOT. - Some m en's sins are open before hand, going before to ju d g m e n t; and some men they follow a fte r.— 1 Tim. 6:34. roads employ ab o u t tw o m illion em ployes, ab o u t one In fifteen of o u r w orking population. T he railro ad s are th e feeders of m any o th e r lines of business. So g re a t a re th e ram ifi cations of th e ra ilro a d s of th e coun try th a t when they sto p m any o th e r lines of business a re checked. T he railro ad s spend in good tim es nearly th ree q u a rte rs of a billion dol lars in extensions, im provem ents and repairs. At th is tim e w hile an effort is be ing m ade to bring business back to norm al conditions th e railro ad s are m ore needed th an ever. I t will be a m isfortune to th e railro a d s and A m erican business g enerally if they are crippled by a g en eral strik e . STR IK E PR IN C IP L E UN-AMERICAN. Twelve men who heard all the evi T he principle of th e g en eral strik e dence in the Brum field m u rd er tria l and the In structions of Ju d g e Bing is a slap In th e face of Am erican ham , a fte r a few hours deliberation, rights. T he rig h t of th e Individual rendered a verdict of guilty w ithout to q u it cannot be denied, n e ith e r can th e rig h t of o rg an izatio n or union of recom m endation of leniency. men in in d u stry , b u t th e rig h t of any T he evidence was so convincing individual to call on o th e r Individ th a t th e defense did not try to dis uals o r of an o rg an izatio n to call on prove the charge b u t resorted to th e all men in a p a rtic u la r b ranch of all too common plea of insanity. And in d u stry to s trik e o u g h t to be de Brum field tried to act the p a rt at nied. In o th e r w ords, th e strik e tim es d uring th e tria l but It Is said m ethod is un-A m erican and should to have been too plainly for effect. be done away w ith. I t Is a d estru c Brumfield m aintained an iron nerve tive m ethod. It is an arch istic. It during th e tria l and declared his in brings suffering on th e innocent. It nocence even a fte r th e verdict was is opposed to th e rig h ts of life, lib er read. ty and the p u rsu it of happiness. The latest rep o rt says th a t he a t In sm all affairs em ployers may be tem pted self d estruction follow ing helpless and yield u n d er th e w hip the tria l and verdict of guilty. lash of th e strik e, n ot having th e T here Is a trad itio n , about as old stren g th to resist, but when th e as the hum an race, th a t a sacrifice of unions try th is m ethod on th e ra il blood m ust be m ade to appease an roads they a re h ittin g p retty close to th e In d u strial h e a rt of th e A m er angry god. The foundation for this Idea has ican public. If th e m a tte r has to bo trie d o ut Its Inception ra th e r In th e troubled conscience of man th an in a divine on a large scale It may be well to revelation, lie who com m its the su finish it up now, once and forever. prem e crim e m ust pay th e suprem e i penalty. D eath cannot be appeased O regon F arm s Developed R apidly, O regon’s phenom inal ag ric u ltu ral by anything but death. T he crim e of m u rd er Is a crim e developm ent In th e la st 70 years is a g a in st not one individual but the shown In g rap h ic sty le In a ta b u la t race, and society is the angry god j ed sta te m en t w hich has Just been prepared. th a t muBt be appeased. P o rtlan d is wont to pride Itself on Conscience, “ th a t divine spark .Im the m etropolitan progress th a t it has planted In the breast of every m an," may be stifled and seared and h a rd m ade in th e sam e p erio d ,b u t th e re ened but sooner o r later, as sure as port show s th a t th is gro w th is as th e re Is a God In heaven, an offend n o thing In com parison w ith th e a g ri ed conscience will asftert Itself and cu ltu ral developm ent. In 1850 th e re w ere only 1,164 dem and redress for w rongs done farm s In th e e n tire sta te , th e ir area ugainBt it. T here is an o th er way to a l e r t the being a m ere 432,808 acres, o r about extrem e penalty and appease an of .2 of 1 per cent of th e a re a of O re fended conscience, and th a t is by gon. Today m ore th a n a fifth of the confession and acknow ledgm ent of land In th e sta te consists of farm s, wrong doing and reasonableness of th ere being 50,206 farm s w ith a to the penalty. T hen society can in a tal are a of 13,542,318 acres. T he rep o rt shows th a t th e g re a t m easure forgive and waive th e p u n est p ro p o rtio n ate Increase was m ade ishm ent. A ssum ing th a t the evidence was in th e decade follow ing 1850, when clear and convincing and th a t Dr. th e re was a gain of 3 98.8 per cent In Brumfield is gu ilty as charged of th e th e num ber of farm s an d of 376.1 per m u rd er of D ennis R ussell, it Is a p cent In farm acreage. T he next dec parent th a t confession is th e furthest ade, ending in 1870, b ro u g h t a n u from his thought. He has tried four m eral g ain -o f 30.7 an d an a re a gain T he 1880 census show ed o th e r m eans of clearing his nam e of of 16. the stigm a of guilt. He trie d decep 113.7 per cent m ore farm s and 76.4 tion, he fled to escape detection, he per cent g re a te r acreag e. In 1890 has denied his g u ilt and— th e last the rep o rt shows a n u m eral gain of resort usually of a guilty conscience 57.4 and an a re a gain of 63.9. By 1900 th e gains were 40.4 and 46.8; — he attem p ts suicide. How unw ittingly does g u ilt d is the next ten years b ro u g h t increases of 27 and 16 per cent, and, since close Itself w hile try in g to prove Its th a t tim e, th e n u m b er of farm s has absence! increased 10.3 p er cent an d th e acreage 15.9. I t \t l.R O A D S AM ) B U S IN E S S . Farm R em inder«. F arm ers changing from th e blue- The railro ad s have been called th e stone m ethod of seed w heat tr e a t tim e-clocks of business. “ We never m ent to th e form aldehyde m ethod have had prosp erity ,” says the P rovi sh o u ld sow 20 per cen t less th a n dence News' “ when the railroads usual. The form aldehyde tre a tm e n t has been found to kill less seen w ere not earning Interest on th e ir In th an bluestone used w ithout lim e vestm ents They set th e signals th a t w ater.— O. A. C. E x p erim en t Sta. release tra d e o r bring disaster As In th e ra re case w here a g irl is they thrive, so business goes forw ard willing to adm it she is not b eau tifu l, to the flood.” , she knows she is m ore a ttra c tiv e th an U nder norm al conditions th e rail g irls who are b eautiful. OUTLOK, F R ID A Y . IMMENSE S IM S M IR LUXURIES. T he statem en t is made, based on re tu rn s to th e. trea su ry d ep artm ent, th a t approxim ately five billion dol lars a year is being sp en t In New York and o th e r large cities for lux uries and am usem ents. • More th a n *82,000,000 in taxes was tu rn ed Into th e governm ent cof fers by th e a te rs d u rin g the first 4 1 m onths of th e fiscal year ju st ended. T his indicates, officials say, th a t n e a r ly *1,000,000,000 a y ear is being spent for seats in movies and le g iti m ate th e ate rs. T he ex penditure Is slig h tly m ore th an th e governm ent will Bpend this y ear in in terest on th e n atio n al debt and ab o u t o ne-quar te r of th e to ta l estim ated revenues of th e governm ent for th e year. This im m ense sum is regarded by m any governm ent officials as much too larg e especially in view of th e economic depression and unem ploy m ent th ro u g h o u t th e country. T he th rift division of th e treasu ry j d ep a rtm en t is w orking to check the rush to buy foibles. W e a lth In crease«. . , T he Oregon farm er of today is Just ab o u t fo u r tim es as rich as his g ra n d fa th e r was In 1850— alth o u g h the la tte r owned a good deal m ore land. T his Is Indicated in figures com piled for th e use of th e Pacific N orthw est F ru it Exposition, which is to be held In S eattle from N ovem ber 21 to 26. The rep o rt shows th a t w hile th e area of th e average farm in 1850 was 371.8 acres, as ag ain st 269.7 today, th e value of th e old farm was only *4,217, w hile to d ay ’s average Is *16,304. P ressed P ink Salm on. Tfco eggs, 2 level tablespoonfuls m elted b u tte r, 2 cupfuls fine bread crum bs, 1 can pink salm on p ut th ro u g h a sieve, ’i level teaspoonful sa lt, pinch of cayenne p e p p e r'o r 2 pinches of p aprika. Mix all together, tu rn into mold, cover and steam one hour. W hen cold, cut in thin slices. Serve w ith o r w ithout ta r ta r sauce. T his Is excellent filling , for sa n d wiches. The Bank of G resham pays 5 per cent In terest on tim e deposits.— Adv. T hose W ant Ads a re genuine bus iness g etters. Drop onto a few of th e bargains offered In th e w ant colum ns 04T O B FR 21. I »K I CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS. ____________________________________ P H Y S IC IA S S HOME FOR SALE— Modern house, garage and chicken runs on half j PHONE— Office 1261 acre im proved ground in G re sh am .! O. A. Johnson a t Cecil M etzger s H. H HUGHES, M. D. store.__________ _______ ________ IL H ou rs: 10-12 A. M. 2-4 and 7-8 P. M 4 ACRES — all in cultivation fo r j Office. W it h r o w B u ild in g sale for a few days a t a b a rg a in .' *600 cash. Balance easy p ay -' G R E SH A M , - OREGON m ents. Jo h n Brown, Gresham , . , Office P h o n e 4e Phone 2501._____ R es. P h o n e 122 C la ss ifie d Ad. R a te« F irs t insertion, lc a word, m ini mum 20c; subsequent insertions, H e a word, m inim um 10c. Users of th e W ant Ad. Column are urged to pay cash w ith o rd er and avoid sending bills for sm all am ounts LIVESTOCK HORSES FOR SALE— Good team of work SEEDS, PLANTS AND HAY GEO. INGLIS, M. D. horses, age six and seven. W eight 1500 each. Sell one o r b o th / SEED FOR SALE— 2% tons w inter Physician and Surgeon R egistered H am bletonian stallion, gray oats and vetch mixed, *50 a Office, over P lrat State Bank well b ro k e to ride o r drive, also ton. E. Boese, Boring, Oregon, H o u rs— 1 to 6 P. M. 3 V4 acres, unim proved, a t Boring. phone Damascus 75. I g RESHAM , - O REG O N T rad e fo r cows, young stock or autom obile. R. F. W alters, G resh MISCELLANEOUS am , phone 1731.______________ tf I P hone 167x1 WORK TEAM for sale, 6 and 7 years LOST— W hite linen table cloth at EMILY F. BOLCOM, M. D. old. W eight ab o u t 2700. V. J. th e county fair. Reward. Mrs. H illyard, Boring, phone Gresham A. Hevel, phone 7 95, Gresham . Or. Physician and Surgeon 95x2. tf FOR WOMAN TO COOK w anted. Call W om en an d C hildren 2221, between 8 and 6; 14x7, be- COW S G resham , - Oregon fore 8 a. m. and afte r 6 p. m. W ANTED— Day-old calves’ Mrs. APPLES;— On the trees, 50c per box. M arion Jo hnson, G resham , phone P H O N E S— B e eid e n c e, T ab or 190 Chas. Cleveland. Phone 2 191.__ tf Office, 251. M ain 4812 H o m e A-5152 GOOD FAMILY JE R SE Y COW for FOR SALE— 2% acres of potatoes in J. M. SHORT, M. D. sale by E. Simpson, % of a mile field. In q u ire at E. G. W ilks or west of th e Rockwood sto re, on th e w rite Chas. A. Weiss, T routdale, Physician and Surgeon Base L ine road. Oregon, Rt. 2. care E. G. Wilks. Rea. 3 E a s t 69th St. Office. 1 1 1 1 -1 2 S e llin g - B ld g . U K ESIl COW fo r salo. Ja s. McBain, ANY KIND OF DRAW-BAR or belt P O R T L A ND, - OREG O N G resham , phone 774. ----------------- - j work. W ith Fordson tractor. See m e fo r prices. W ilbur A ltm an, COW FOR SALE— P a rt H olstein, a tf _ G resh am , P hone 4 58._____ A. W. BOTKIN, M. D. g entle fam ily cow. Mrs. Ida H am ilton, Rt. 4. A PPL E S: W indfalls or on the tree, Physician and Surgeon 40c per box. Mrs. A. Hevel, phone Office over F irst State Bank FOUR MILK COWS for sale. Robt. 795, Gresham , Oregon. H o u rs 2 to 5 P. M. Strebin. phone 788. tf P h o n es— Office 1271; R es. 127x TWO REG ISTERED SHORTHORN FOR SALE— Corn ready for silo and G resham , O regon squashes in the field. W rite J. O. bulls for sale. One and two years Bothwell, 928 E E verett, Portland. old. W. J. H illyard, B oring, Ore. Phone G resham 9 5 x 2 ._________tf LOST— On th e Kerhlake road, near H. V. ADIX, M. D. my place, a K ansas silo belt. R. SEVERAL GOOD FR E SH COWS for Physician and Surgeon K erslake, Gresham , phone 13 9.__ sale. E. B aum ann, Gresham , Office o v er B an k o f O resb am phone 901.____________________ tf WANT TO BORROW *1000 from 1 Office phone 1431 Res. 1433 to 3 years on close-in improved o r 179 POULTRY real estate. Box 24, Gresham , W ith Dr. W . J . O tt FO R S A L E — About 120 W. L. p ul Oregon.______________________ ^tf B e st phone fo r a p p o in tm en t lets, O. A. C. strain , sta rte d lay ing. P rice rig h t. Phone 17x from HAVE YOUR plowing or discing 9 to 4 except Sunday. Dr. B. H. done early w ith tracto r. Call 844, ASHLAND Pedersen, Gresham . Galen F ancher. tf HEALTHATORIUM PIGS ___ ______ ALL KINDS OF TRACTOR WORK, Dr. E. B. A n gell, C hiropractor plowing, discing or stationery pow M ineral B a th s fro m N a tu r a l M ineral F O R SALE— P ure bred Duroc J e r e r work. My prices are reason W a ters, E le c tr ic T r ea tm en t. M as sey w eanling pigs, bred gilts, sows sa g e , W o n d erfu l C lim ate. able. Call G resham 1603. E. J. and boars of service age. Consider F ir st H a t’l B an k B id . A sh la n d , Or. Brugger. tra d e for fresh tu b ercu lln e tested cow H. C. Compton, Boring, Ore., DRESSMAKING and Ladles T ailor phone G resham 95x. D E N T IS T S ing, at your homo or mine. Phone e ~ - w WEANLING PIGS for sale, *5 each. 52x3. Mrs. McNabb, Davidson’s P h o n es: Office 2184; R ea. 2185 Mrs. M arlon Johnson, Gresham , addition, G r e s h a m . t f phone 251. DR. W. J. OTT Storage b attery rep airin g and re LOR SA LE -—U» heail of choice feed Dentist er pigs; ju st right to fatten . E. charging, s ta rte r and g en erato r w ork. R ak er & Son. E< lleslin , Fairview , Oregon. Nerve Blocking D ental X-Ray LARGE eig h t 6-weeks-old pigs for D entistry m ade painless by nerve Office over B ank of G resham sale. Chas. Hayne, T routdale, blocking m ethods. Try it. Dr. C. P. Oregon. Johnson, 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv. AUTOMOBILES DR. H. H. OTT MAXWELL delivery, *200. C. E. Need Y our Suit Cleaned? O sburn. Dentist Have it F rench dry cleaned. Re 1920 CHEVROLET, a b argain. Will pairin g n eatly done. T ailoring for W ithrow Bldg. G resham , Ore. ta k e trad e. C. E. O sburn. ladies and men. S ave K75.OO. P h o n e 1963 PE T E R LENARD, Tailor. H ave *150 deposit on new C hevrolet one-ton tru ck . Moving aw ay so T he Outlook combines w ith the Phone 17x will sacrifice for *75. F or p artic P o rtlan d News. W hen you subscribe ulars see or w rite Jo h n Bacon, ask us about rateB, etc. You will be DR. B. H. PEDERSEN G resham , Oregon, o r phone Gresh- pleased w ith th e New, Newsy, News! D en tist am 2331 o r 1601. tf r ---- A u to T op s R ecovered and Repaired. F O R SALE— Two-ton Republic truck Office over G resham T h e a te r AU k in d s o f Top M aterial and with la rg e body. Good condition. Office H ou re 9 to 4:30 C u rtain W indow« Bank of G resham . tf G resham . - O regon NOTICE. N otice is hereby given th a t, p u r su a n t to o rd er of th e H onorable George Tazi^ell, Ju d g e of th e C ir cuit C ourt of M ultnom ah County, Oregon, P ro b ate D epartm ent, I was on th e 19th day of Ju n e, 1920, ap pointed g u ard ian of th e E state of E rnest Kay Thom pson, insane. All persons having claim s ag ain st th e said estate will file th e sam e w ith me or w ith my atto rn ey on o r before six m ouths from th is date. Dated P o rtland, Oregon, th is 19th day of O ctober, 1921. JA N E THOMPSON, G uardian. B. F MULKEY. 403 C orbett Bldg., S. E. PALMQU1ST _ RZAL ESTATE. RENTALS, A ttorney for th e E state. Date of first publication, Oct. 21, '21. AUTO TOP SHOP W A N T E D — Im proved hom e proper Main St., G resham Phone 175 ty in high school d istrict, 10 to 20 NOTICE F O R PUBLICATION. acres. W ant ru n n in g w ater, o rchard and good soil. F N. Mew- D epartm ent of th e In terio r. h lrter, G resham , phone 19. W. S. WOOD U. 8. Land Office at P o rtlan d , O re WANT TO REN T— Five to ten acres, Auctioneer with buildings on; n e a r Gresham . gon, O ctober 18, 1921. Land su itab le for g en eral farm ing. NOTICE is hereby given th a t W ard VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON J. E. H enke, box 305, Gresham . H E ulrich, of C orbett, Oregon, who, P arm and S tock S ale« a S p ecia lty P h o n e V an cou ver 614, or on May 14th, 1920, m ade H om e HOG RANCH for ren t, room for 320 O reeham O utlook 1561 stead E n try , No. 06714, for SEA4 hogs u n d er shed and well equiped. J NE *4 and Lot 1. Section 1. Tow nship Lots of w ater, wood, etc. Good ' IS, Range 4 E, W illam ette M eridian, house. F inest bottom land. Lots has filed notice of in ten tio n to m ake of p astu re for cows and hogs, and General C arp en ter W ork th ree -y e ar proof, to establish claim all hog-fenced. E verything ready ' and Cabinet M aking to th e land above described, before to s ta rt tom orrow . R e n ter m ust th e R egister and Receiver of th e L on g E x p erien ce come well recom m ended. B. F. W ORK G U A R A N T E E D U. S. L and Office, at P o rtlan d , O re B randon. Sycam ore sta tio n , P o rt gon, on th e 29th day of November, land, Rt. 1, box 661. Phone Main L. J.W inter, Gresham 1921. 550. C laim ant nam es as w itnesses: — P. J. N u eru rer, of C orbett, O regon; J. H ow ard, of C orbett, O regon: C harles Sutton, of C orbett, O regon; Jas. G ardella, of C orbett, O regon; Act 6-9-16 and Sec. 2305-R. S. All dimension reduced $2 per thousand at our yard at Orient. B r o a d w a y 32 Attorneys at Laie At G resham Office, T uesdays, T hursdays and S aturdays. G resham Office, W ithrow Bldg. P ortlan d office, 609-15 P e n to n B ld g. Florence M. Honey P iano S tu d io F ir st S t a t e B a n k B ld g . Phone 2111 Frieda E. B ratzel Teacher of Piano P riv a te o r Class Lessons R elaxation, H and Developm ent, Scale Building & Musical Analysis Studio, Ridge Ave., n e a r Law rence Gresham , phone 791 * IN S U R A N C E RIDGE LUM BER C O M PA N Y JOHN BROWN George Anderson in charge P ion eer R eai E s ta te and In su ra n ce E lie , P ire, A u to m o b ile, H ea lth . _ . P iate Olaee. n m AT SFA C T IQ N G U A R A N T E E D Office 2501 PHONES R ee. 513 R eg n er B u ild in g See the Champions X / r S PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION PORTLAND NOV. 5 -1 2 Im m en se P oultry and Rabbit Show W e s tern Dairy P rod u cts Sh ow — Spectacular dnd thrilling N igh t H orse S h ow s. It takes more than a theory to develop Correct Lubrication d REMEMBER THE DATI MAVÌ Il V i 1 STANDARD OIL COMPANY G resham , Oregon Phones Ofc. 1291 M axw ell Schneider PHOTOS PICTURE FRAMING Main S treet G resham Phone M l If It were p<^aaibla to make a baiter oil than Zerolen«^ thia com pany would make Iv U sa Z erolene for Correct Lubrication. . ° ® c » on M ain S tr e e t Office 2341 PHONES R es. 68 B. W. TH OR NE, A gent N o advantage o f •d a n c e of vaat raaourvaa, of lon g evp ed en ce, of u p -to-th e-m in u te equipm ent and m eth - oda, it overlooked by this com pany In m aking Zerl>- lana a lubricating oil of the hlghast quality. It is mada in Ava consistant taa, ona of w hich Is sa a c tly tu n a d to tha need s « ( your car. Accident, S urety Ronds. F ire, A utom obile, IJfe , H ea lth P la te Glass. Oregon Life Insurance Lartfeer esp osi tron o f if a k in d in A tre n c e acres under one rws/J FARE A N D « A HALF ON 1 PORTLAND, ALL RAILROADS ^ O R E G O N JAMES ELKINGTON ixtnxAxci Oregon Fire Relief Assn. * 7 5 ,0 0 0 in Prem ium ! — B eef and Dairy Breeds Horses, Sw ine, Sheep and Goats ! « ssl Phoae Oreeham 489 FERNS Flowers and Floral Designs W ood - Sand - Gravel M T. SC O T T G R EE N H O U SE , Inc. Delivered any Place TRUCK SERVICE 9602 67th Ave. S. E . Portland J. R. K N A R R & SON l’ho»e A m . flSS-13 WE DELIVER 4 McGUIRK & SCHNEIDER SEE- Phone, Gresham 1083 « ATTORNEYS G resham 517 Contractor, Builder LUMBER F TROUTDALE, OREGON i