Published every Tuesday and Friday
at Gresham, Oregon, by the Outlook
Publishing Co.. H. L. St. Clair
Editor and Manager.
One year. « 80. six m onths, 88c. three
m onths trial subscription. 60c.
Combination rates w ith all the P ort
land Dallies.
AD VERTISING
R ates reasonable. Our representative
will c a ll__________ _
Official paper o f the T«*~~ - * r i-ia tia w
Official paper o f the Town o f Fairview
Entered a s second-class m atter March
S. 1911, at the Postofflce at Gresham.
Oregon, under the Act o f March 1. 1879
nono
one ’ s
ELLIOTT
POWELL VALLEY
P. O. Gresham, R. A
Residence Phone 26x4
Store Phone 264
Established in 1883, Forty years ago, by A. B. Elliott
The word duty is either a harsh or
a sweet word according to one's atti
tude of mind. To one it is the lash of
a hard taskmaster, to another it is the
urge of a kind friend who has our
present and future welfare at heart.
To the unwilling person, who is out
of harmony with his surroundings and
conditions of life, the suggestion of
duty arouses a spirit of rebellion and
the performance will be perfunctory
and joyless. The one who is in har
mony with a supreme will which de
termines our obligations will say,
“What wilt thou have me to do?” and
will be glad in the performance of
that which is known to be right and
best.
Man's first and supreme duty is to
his maker and next to his fellow man.
His obligations to each are so related
and united that he cannot fulfill one
without fulfilling the other. He serves
his fellowman by serving God and he
serves God by serving his fellow man.
Man also owes a duty to himself, inas
much as he cannot meet the pre
scribed conditions of his existence
without doing what is right and nec
essary by himself.
Only the mental balance and heart
poise that come from prayerful con
viction can keep one going steadily,
joyfully on in this threefold path of
duty. The lines of duty may often
cross our lines of personal pleasure
but they should not cross our line of
true happiness for our greatest joy
should be to do our duty.
Discouragement often comes be
cause someone doesn't praise us for
doing our duty. Praise helps, but the
Inner satisfaction of duty gladly done
is worth more than the praise of man.
Duty may sometimes lay on us dif
ficult tasks but the outcome If we try
always spells success while neglect
of duty inevitably spells failure in
life.
BARGAIN DAY EVERY DAY
!
CHEWINO GUM. all kinds
3 for ___________ _______ 10c
COPENHAGEN SNUFF
3 boxes ____________
A & H SODA, 3 pkgs
25c
SHREDDED WHEAT
1 package
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
3 c a n s ---------------------------
Uic
CITRUS POWDER, 2 pkgs
KELLOGS CORN FLAKES _
1 p a c k a g e ______________ Oc
RINSO, 4 pkgs
COAL OIL. 5 gal
SSc
INSTANT POSTUM, 1 larg
40c
JELLO, 1 package
10c
____
gSt
45c
25c
CONVERSE CORD TIRES,
30 x SW
91LM
25c
PALM OLIVE, 3 bars
25c
A B NAPTHA, 4 b ars_____ 25c
25c
The D IFFER
Laundry
that does
EN T PRICES
Farmers Mutaal Fire Belief Assn.
Does Flourishing Business.
The Farmers Mutual has grown to
be the largest farmers’ company In the
Northwest. Farmers who consider
their own welfare prefer it. President
Snashall reports the Association has
over $16,000,000 in force and over 10,-
000 members. In the past year It has
paid over $33,000 in losses with one
assessment only at 30c per hundred
dollars. There is no reason why
farmers should pay high rates when
they can insure In a Farmers’ Asso
^ALE—m acres, 3H acres cleared. ciation. Anyone wishing to insure will
Go«>d barn, chicken house. W e ll; run call on H. W. Snashall at the Fair
ning w a te r ; good sm all house. ” or par- Grounds, Gresham.
Phone Farmers
tk«UJP’*a
i
t
tlcu
lars <•«!!
call Sandy m
301.
tf 2101.—Adv.
_______ AUTOMOBILE«
A sk M R. C. W . B O G G IS, the R ou te M an
Leave Orders at TODD’S Barber Shop
J
UJ u n e ^ n?923fflCe
Oregon,
F IS K
J-4 and 7-8 P.
.
tro u g h Jo,
Typhoid Fever.
The following Information is furn
Your day’s work is shortened and
ished by the Oregon state board of
health:
made easier when you have a good oil
Typhoid fever Is sometimes called
autumnal fever because of the fact
cookstove. Bum Pearl Oil for fuel and
that the greatest number of cases of
you no longer have coal and wood to
the disease are reported In the fall.
The disease may become epidemic at
carry or ashes to shovel out.
any season of the year where there is
gross neglect of the water and milk
You work with a clean controlled
supplies that have a large number of
common users as In cities. Epidemics
heat
that is concentrated directly un
of this character, however, have be
come rare within the last decade. The
der the utensil where it is needed_
most recent one occurred about three
and your kitchen is kept cool and free
years ago in Hal cm, Ohio. The type
of typhoid that is always a source of
from
dirt.
worry during the summer and fall is
usually called sporadic or endemic,
Pearl Oil is the clean-buming, uni
that Is the occurrance of one or two
cases in localities over a large area
form,
economical kerosene — refined
and most of them being derived from
different sources of Infection. In Ore
end re-refined by a special process.
gon this type of typhoid begins to In
crease with the advent of May, grad
Dealers everywheie. Order by name
ually Increases and reaches the max
Pearl Oil.
imum during the month of October.
The typhoid bacillus is distinctly of
human origin. The organism does not
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
live and multiply In any other animal.
(California)
There are always among out popula
tion people who are typhoid carriers.
About one per cent of all those people
who have typhoid fever and recover
remain typhoid carriers for indefinite
periods of time. Cases of 40 years
(KEROSENE)
duration are on record. Such people
STANDARD
HEAT
are capable of causing typhoid In
OIL
COM
SANT
others if they are careless In their
A N D LIG H T
personal habits; and more especially
if they are food handlers In any ca
pacity. Yon never know when you
are going to shake hands with a ty
phoid carrier, eat food prepared by
one or drink water that has been pol
The Rank of Gresham pays 5 per
HALEY
luted with the discharge from some
csnt Interest on tlm s deposite.— Adv
guilty of gross carelessness.
All
■ M M d ltH IIIH IIIIH H H lliN H M M IItllllllllliiu illlllt iH i,,
these dangers are very greatly in
The pastor, Rev. Andrew Johnson,
creased during the warm weather Is now preaching a series of six ser
when we eat raw foods, are out of
doors hunting, fishing, and camping. mons on the general subject of the
Then. too. the typhoid bacillus Is very gospel and the modern Pentecostal
much more prevalent during the movement The topics and dates will
warm season because they multiply he as follows: June 24. "The Four
much more rapidly In warm weather. f o l d Gospel;'* July 1, “The Gospel
Much of the typhoid fever Is con-
tra-ted during vacation ouilngs and and Holiness; July 8. "The Gospel
picnics. The season for outdoor vaca and Speaking with Tongues;” July
lions is over with the month of Octo 15, "The Gospel and Healing;” July
O rder
ber and then the number of cases of 22. ' The Gospel and the Last Things.”
typhoid reported takes a sharp drop
These
sermons
will
be
in
Swedish.
B R IQ U E T S
of nearly 100 per cent for November
and then gradually decline until the
The young peoples' social meeting
next May.
n ow
for June will be held at Karl Hag-
The first precaution In the preven
herg's
on
Saturday
evening.
June
33
tlon of thia type of typhoid is vaccina
lion. Two weeks' time is required to The Ladles' Aid will meet at the same
complete the vaccination, three doses place on Wednesday afternoon. June |
being required at Intervals of one 1?, at 2 p m
If delivered from car
Week. Why take a foolish risk when
you cau protect yourself at a little In
convenience? Even though you are
PLEASANT HOME
vaccinated It is not advisable to drink
Pay when delivered
from streams and springs unless you
The marriage license has been pub-
this Fall
»re certain of their purity. The pro llshed of Kenneth Lauderback of
tection from vaccination is of three I leasant Home and Lilllau Jaggar of
years' duration only. The immunity Portland.
from vaccination received by those
and Mrs. J. S. Donaldson expect I
who were In the army needs renewing to Mr.
go Saturday to Medford where they
Do not put it off!
I elephone 1581
expect to spend the summer for the
benefit of Mrs. Donaldson's health. '
Want aas. add to your profit.
she hopes for relief from hay fever.
PEARL^OIL
SAVE
$15 per ton
EK STR O M
A in erk an -
Akron T ires
V u lcanizing and R etreading
EMPLOY’MENT
35 R A SP B E R R Y PIC K ER S W A N TED
Sec Mrs. Johnson at Postofflce or call
W m. Booth, phone 33x3.
COM PETENT GIRL W A N TED "for gen-
?ral housework. Phone 1721. Mrs. W
F. Honey.
l ’l. \ I \ S E W I N O W A N T O
Children's
cloth es a specialty. Mrs. J. A. Gray
L a w re n c e a v e n u e , Gresham.
B ER R Y PIC K ER S W AN TED, raspber-
vv?, and l°gans. Good cam p ground,
xr-u a ™ od and potatoes furnished.
Mrs. S. R. K itzm iller, Gresham , phone
w > 1-
tf
GRESHAM ,
OREGON
1281
Res. 2261
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Peclal A“ £ S
and
O R E m M °"r
s u ‘*
O r eg o n
Phone 167x1
Emily F. Bolcom, M.D.
P h y sicia n and Surgeon
for
Women and Children
Qreaham'
Oregon
A. W. BOTKIN, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over I-'lrst «tat« Bank
H ours 2 to 6 P. M.
P hones—Offlce 1271;
R esidence 127x
Gresham , Oregon
H. V. ADIX, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office OTer Bank of Gresham
Office phone 1481 or 179
R „ . HM
W ith Dr. W. J. o t t
B est phone for appointm ent
P hone 2201
OR. EMIL R O SENBERG ER
Osteopathic Physician
Office H ours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
E venings by Appointm ent
Congdon H otel
G RESHAM
H. C. JOHNSON, D.V.M.
V eterinarian
StfflaendP ? £ ? 11 . Street betw een Malt
St. and R oberts Ave. Gresham , Ore
Phones, Offlce 1551; Res. 19x1
and Tabor 8826.
D E N T IST S
office 81S4j Res. 21 bi
P hones:
DR. W. J. OTT
Dentist
Nerve Blocking
Dental X-Ray
Offlce over Bank of Gresham
dr . h . h . ott
Dentist
Withrow Bldg.
Gresham, Ore.
Phone 1263
Gresham Tire Shop
ATTO RNEYS
Gresham
, P ° r^ ,an<i Offlce
7*1 Corbett Bldg.
Phone
K
m u sic ia n s
1916
F loren ce M. H oney
Accredited
P IA N O
C ontracting and
H om e B uilding
Studio Finti s t a i. Bank B id ,.
Phone 2111
Cement Work, Carpenter Work,
House Moving
Building from the ground up.
Estimates furnished free.
Phone Gresham 4Sx
SAN D ,
Troutdale, Ore.
GRAVEL
and Crushed Rock
Quickest Service.
Lowest Prices. Best Material.
Made In Gresham
A t Orenham Office,
E. G . R O H L F
I j O ST AND FOUND.
DELIVERED
MuGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
AUTO TOP SHOP
Main St.
iZ lST -1 sm all rug and scrap" “Basket"
Jo w ell V alley road. P lease leave at
Outlook offlce.
K N A R R & SO N
PACK PRODUCTS CO.
Phone 1391
Phone 1107
S. E. PALMQUIST
MACHINERY.
any qu an tity— any tim e
d e n t is t
Office over Bank of Gresham
In Sandy Thurs.. Fri. and Sat.
Phone 1231
A uto Tops Recovered and Repaired
A ll kinds of To M aterial and
Curtain W indows
I FOR SA L E —One 6-horBe sto v er gas ""en
gine. coal oil burner attachm ent, in
good running order, m ounted or n o t ;
vv’lu onn McCormick m ow ing machine'
rrelrnTm cho s P for,S'ash. C. II. Calkins,
Gresham. Phone llOx._______
I P r>R ®ALB—Mower and rake cheap?
I P ow ell \ alley road, two blocks east of
G ates road Balm er & Son.
IC E
Julius G. Sture, D. M. D.
All Work Guaranteed.
GEO. A. BRANDT
F rie d a E . B r a tz el
Accredited Teacher of Plano
STUDIOS:
Gresham, Ridge Ave., Phone 791
Boring Home of Wm. Morand
Phone 408.
TO M G. T A Y L O R
ORGAN
PIANO
VOICE
Certificated Tenrher for High
School Credits
A
Troutdale, Ore.
Phone Gresham 489
Gresham
» . " J '» .—
in s u r a n c e
S E E --
OUR HEALTH BREAD
at thia Bakery and at Stores
JOHN BROWN
and In su ran ce
a ., tblle - “ ¿“ un
L H .ne*rx-{i *al
t l f - F lr .
n m ATi r i ' ACTION G U A R A N T E E D
Offlce 2801
PH O N ES
r ^ , .
__________ R egner B u ild in g
'
C ontains the V itam ines, m ixed by
scientific principles
JAMES ELKINGTOÎ
It’s Good and Good for Too
. B.
IN SUR ANC E
Accident, Surety Bonds,
FI
Automobile, Life, Health.
Plate Glass
Gresham City Bakery
THEO. VAN DONINCK
Phones Bdwy. 8576
Gresham 1201 and 355
Phone 1221
Three
Trucks Dally
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE
P o rtla n d — W ay P o in ts — G resh am
A eeld est,
CASH PAID
Cows, Hogs,
kind
H a u lin g
G resh am , P h on e 2 ^ 1
-
Real Esta
H e a l» , Antom oblie
B. W . T H O R N E , An
GRESHAM . O R BG oJi
*
° a < * 12,1
«’» • —
Res. >
AUCTIO NEERS
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING
Wood
Coal
Briquets
for I- resh Cows, Beef
Calves, of any
S e e M e for C a ttle
E. B A U M A N N .
<>n Main street
PH O N ES
Res. II
Office 2341
Insurance
6514 N. Second Street
Insured Carriers
M.
Office, W ithrow B sU illag
O ld fie ld
If you have worked hard the rest j
of the year you are entitled to a va-1
cation some time during the summer.
The June roses have been In their |
prime this year, but June doesn't end
the rose season in Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PU BLIC ATIO N.
Departm ent o l the Interior,
New Chevrolet« and Used Cars for Sale.
Chevrolet, cord tires all around, 8330.
¡ i J i b hevrolet, good running order, 8200.
hev!"°let touring, driven less than
7,000 m iles. N ew tires all around, li-
cense ; $365.
One 32x4^4 U. S. Nobby tires, Ford
truck size, |27.
Radio sets and supplies for sale.
Cooks G arage, Troutdale, phone Gresh-
am 484.
N O TIPE is hereby given that A lexander
X' . U Me? a ^2„?i Corbett. Oregon, who. on
v „ tO
o' « 214 m ade H om estead Entry,
No. 07183. for Lot 2 (NWV, N E ’i ) , Sec
tion 3, Township 1 s, Range 5 E, W Mer
idian, has Hied notice of intention to
m ake three-year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before the
• OC .11 V t* " 1110“ E xpert
R egister and Receiver o f the U. 8. Land
8-5 will be given to him who proves that Offlce, at Portland, Oregon, on the 15th
I u ian not find the deficiency o f his ma- day o f A ugust. 1923.
Msi’n
" g h tin s and Ignition.
C laim ant nam es a s w itn e s s e s :
I Main Street Garage. Phene G resham 1228.
John W. Miller, o f Corbett, Oregon.
Mrs. O. L. McCarl, o f Corbett, Oregon.
1„ ? tora» <? battery repairing and recharg
Thom as B ennett, o f Corbett. Oregon.
ing starter and generator work. Raker
I « bon.
Oliver Cham pain, o f Corbett. Oregno
A ct 6-9-16 and Sec. 2305-R. S.
PLANT«, SEED«, ETC.
A L E X A N D E R SW EEK , Register.
IF O R SALE— 2% acres o f Cuthbert rasp-
t>7,‘riea.,n^ ar G resham at H ogan Station.
1 ric© $4<>0. Inquire A. J. Stout.
FO R SA L E —K ale, cabbage and aster
Ptants. Mrs. A nna Full. Phone 2061.
TIRES AND TUBES
i
SE E D S.
SW E E T CORN, Golden Bantam , I t’s not
m ixed. Field corn, M innesota 44. M a
tures early.
Tires
.
A. H E IN E Y , P h en ix Farm ,
1 tr
Gresham, phone 98.
Vacation time is here but not camp
ing weather.
H ours : 10-11 A. M.
The Bank of Gresham pays 5 per
cent interest on time deposits.— Adv.
FOR SALE—One acre home in Gresham
N ew modern bungalow, h a lf acre rasp
berries in full bearing, young orchard
and sm all fruit. G arage and chicken
house. 83500, nearly all cash. Phone
I,resham 1673.________
H O U SE K E E P IN G ROOM for rent, furn-
lshed. H ornlsh apartm ents, Gresham,
phone 1933.
SL E E P IN G ROOM FO R R E N T ---- AH
conveniences. R easonable. Inquire at
_ J
H °be£ta residence or phone 177.
( IR.IIM PL A ST E R E D H O U SE for safe
In W hitehead a d d itio n ; 6 lots. W ater
ligh ts and gas. J. A. Gray, Gresham^
Oregon.
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Kinds
of Laundry
DIFFER EN T PRICES
The rain may rain but there should
be no rein on the reign of good cheer.
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
Real Estate, Rental.“. Loans.
Portland
*
_____ CATTLE
CI.ACK LING S for sale. Good for young
chicks. 3c per lb. I lr o w n i Market
National Laundry Company
East 8th and Clay
P h on s; Office 1281
POUIZTRY
SVRCP
Golden Marshmallow, 5 lb.
palls and 10 lb. palls
60c & 91.15
TUEXEDO, Prince Albert or
Velvet Tobacco, 2 cans
25c
GINGER SNAPS, 2 lbs
CRYSTAL WHITE
22 b a r s-------------------------|L oo
CREME OIL. 3 bars
PH Y SIC IA N S
F o R SA LE—Milk cooler, cheap. C. P.
Tallm an. Gresham, phone 96x.
W AN TED—P arty to slash 18 acres for
wood on place. This show is on good
road. Telephone N. P. Nelson. Gresh-
_am 423._________________ ______ ______ t (
MOWING M ACH INE for"~Bal7 In good
running order. See D. M. Cathey.
Gresham, phone 9x2.
FOR WOOD SAW ING. Call C. M elugin
Gresham, phone
327.
____________
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P U P S for sale from good varm int dog.
Robert Strebln. phone 788.
1’I.A* E O RDERS NOW for first-growth
No. 1 wood to be delivered later. L. E.
Crasw ell, Gresham, phone 363.
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FOR SA LE—3 tons of good m ixed hay in
the barn. A lso 2 tons of w heat and
som e w hite oats. A. R. Helney, Linne-
mann Junction, phone 9x3.
FOR SA LE—Six-w eeks-old pigs.
Good
MI3CED H AY for sale. Lauder-
•toek.
J. T. McCulloch, Gresham, LOOSE
back Bros., phone Gresham, 755 or 753
phone 296
F IR S T GROWTH wood for sale.— C ^ F
FOR SA LE - Six-w eeks-old Ham pshire
Osburn, phone 2381.
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P igs; six shoats.
C.
P. Taf .liman.
~
Gresham, phone 96x.
W AN TED TO BU Y —Old grow th fir tlm -
. r ° i „ £ ordwood on stu m page basis
W ELL B R E D I'D I.A M >-i H IN A weaned
from 2000 to 6000 cords. W rite J O
pigs for sale.
Henson H otel Farm
Lee,
Gresham, R. 4 Phone 30x, after 5
phone G resham 721._________________
o clock in the even in g
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W EA N LIN G PIG S for sale. J4.50 and 88
Money to loan on real estate. Farm
each. A lso bred D uroc-Jersey sow, 835
One young fresh cow. H. C. Compton. loans at 6 per cent. B. W. Thorne —
Boring, Oregon, phone 95x.
Adv.
WHITE WONDER, 25 bars <1.00
GOLDEN W’EST COFFEE
3 Pounds
jM.li*
MISCELLANEOUS
HORSE«
FR ESH H O LSTEIN COW FOR SALE.
Very reasonable. John Eggin-.an, Bor
ing, phone Gresham 393.
F R E SH COW, 8 years old, m ilking eight
gallons.
Tested.
Priced right.
W il
mot Bros., Rockwood. Troutdale. Ore
gon, R. 2.
F<>I: SALE—B aby ca lv e s to feed for
v e a l; fresh cow. C. P. Tallm an, G resh
am. phone 96x.
F L E SH COW for sale. Tuberculin free.
p „ Bourgeois, Troutdale, Oregon.
Phone Corbett 5101.
I OUP V EA L and
hogs.
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FAST I. RE TO R EN T, for ca ttle only. —A I Etnd- Gresham, phone 28x1.
w - A - Froctor. Sandy^ phone Sandy 4x. PA ST U R E FOR r F n t :---- Lkuderback"
rjros
.^
h
o
n
e
755
or
753.
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S E V E R A L G O O D F R E S H C O W S fo r s a le
F o R SA LE—Som e good loose hay. Come
E. Baum ann. Gresham, phone 2441.
Gresham R 4arenee C athey' Ph° ne 9L
PIGS
__________ iae
LUX, 1 pkg
LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE— Horse, weight about 1400
harness and Studebaker wagon. H. A.
_Curry, G resham, phone 290.
s p O F
H O U SES for salei
W eight
about 2850. Gentle, sound and true.
V. H. H illyard, phone 425.
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Y o u ’ll E n jo y the S a v in g s O ur P ric es A ffo rd
ncrv.
CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
W. s. WOOD
X uctioneer
VANCOUVER. WASHINGTON
far“ p ï i . . 9î?.rM
» »»eelalty
P h e a . 4aaeoBver (14. or
»■reilläni O ntl.iot |6 ( |
funeral
d ir e c t o r s
F u neral D irecto rs
Phone l»Vl
N( Usdy Adietan,
Orwbam.
S . R- »B T X G B R
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n
O rer° n