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Newspaper Page Text•ì PAGE TWO GRESHAM OUTLOOK P ublished every T uesday and F riday a t G resham , Oregon, by th e Outlook | P u blishing Co., H. L. St. C lair, | E d ito r and M anager. BOY HISTDRYS SCOUTS MYSTERIES One year. 31.50. six m onths, 85c, three I m onths’ trial subscription. 60c. Combination rates with all the Port- I land Dalli«». AD VERTISING R ates re sonable. Our repre entatlve will call. Olltnal paper of the Town of Gresham. Official paper of the Town of Fairview Entered a s second-class m atter March ( C o n d u c te d 1, 1(11. at the Postofflce at Gresham, Oregon, under the Act of March 3. 1371 ex a r assez sr s THE FEMALE STRANGER CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS. LIVESTOCK MISCELLANEOUS H O R SE * PH Y 8IC IA N S A’ULCAN RANGE, first-class condition. for a » sale, «a -, cheap, .. — ag. M. Squire. Gresham. 11-1 >): 111 i : e a t e a m o f H o rses w elg H ln g phone 591. 3.00 lbs. Six years old. Would prefer to hire until next March. Very cheap I OR SALE— 15 tons of hay. Frank Tau, to responsible party at my risk. Robert "arm on Section Line road. 1L8 mile east Gifford. Troutdale phon.- 788. of G resham _________________ tf I s p a n " O F HORSES for sa le -----vT e i i h t W ANTED—Someone to make oat and about 3860. Gentle, sound and true. vetch hay on shares. On old Conrad V. H. H illyard, phone 425. farm. R. A. Gresham , phone 168. 1 ______ CATTLE W oodsawing When w anting wood sawed call llOx FOR SA LE—2 Jersey cow s 5 and Gresham. We also sell slab wood and years old. Test 4.8 and 4 7; gives tie-blocks cut, any length and delivered gallon s each per day. Will take ____ H CALKINS A SON. apiece. One just fresh. J. A. Braun , , S A V'-E — Gase Threshing outfit, com- i i ’an ,r .- ? een at Adolf Sester plete. Very reasonable. B ox 125. Gresh- V a te - 1 ^,onT. H alf mile west of am. phone llx . Lusted achool ho use. FR ESH H O LSTEIN COW for safe Tu FOR WOOD SAW ING. Call C. Melukin. berculin tested. Chas. W. Nordblom, G resham , phone 327. tf l < »reHha in • >regon | P w?T VRg TO R EN T, for cattle only, PL;VCE ORDERS NOW for first-growth No. 1 wood to be delivered later. L. E. vv. A. Proctor, Sandy, phone Sandy 4x. Craswell, Gresham, phone 363 tf P hons: Office 1281 H. H. HUGHES, M. D. IX /IS IT O B S to the cemetery attach ed Hours : 10-13 A. M 2-4 and 7-8 P. M. | ’ to St. P au l’s church in A lexandria, b y N a t io n a l C o u n c il o f t h e B o y Va., seldom leave w ithout exam ining Offlee, Withrow Balldlog S c o u te o f A m e r ic a .) I the Inscription upon a handsom e mon GRESHAM, OREGON ument w hhh Is one of the outstanding SCOUTING AIDS LEPERS places of Interest In the city as well Offlee 3261 O> THE BRIGHT SIIIE. Res. 2253 as one of the most baffling riddles of At the K allhl leper receiving sta- I which th e passage of more GEO. INGLIS, M. D. T h ere In a b rig h t side and a d ark I tlon, Honolulu, the scout movement I th ‘-'n 8 i* n tu ry has failed to solve, Physician and Surgeon side to alm ost every circu m stan ce th a t I has 20 members. I This Inscription com prises w ithin a Special Attention to Eve D lsJkw s and touches one’s life. Some see only on«' I T he Idea of form ing th is troop ortg- I lines all th a t th e world knows of F ittin g of Glaasea. side, w hich is u sually th e d a rk side, I lna,ed with the superintendent of th e I th e woman In question, fo r It re a d s: gresh ? ’ « B aak UHE s H a M. 0™ F l " . ‘ 8 u , e OREGON o th e rs see both sides but a d ju st th e ir | « a tio n who say s: ’’Scouting has per- TO TH E MEMORY OF THE th o u g h ts to th e ir convictions th a t all formed a m iracle am ong all In th e set P h one 167x1 FEM ALE STRANGER pkm th in g s w ork to g eth er for good acco rd tlem ent. It has cultivated a sp irit of " s kT n ° Ui? VEAL and fat hogs. Who«« mortal sufferings term inated cbeerfulnesss and a desire to be help » T. Lind, Gresham, phone 28x1. tf ^9/*, —^ ’hlte pigs 2 month »Told. Bokom, M.D. ing to th e biblical statem ent. Hence on the fourth day of October. 181«, ful. It has given th e boys som ething . r> Tl j each B E Bolce, Trout- F IR ST GROWTH wood for sale. C E ag>d tw enty-eight years and eight * iiysifian and Surgeon J dale, phone Gresham 15x4. every dark cloud has a silv er lining worth while to do, and has proved a Osburn, phone 2381. tf months, this stone Is erected by her J ‘ H K s i ER U H ITE SOW and 9 pigs at a for and every seem ingly untow ard c ir wonderful source of en tertain m en t to dlsconeolate husband In whose arm bargain. Rosa Alanary, Gresham, phone W AN TED TO BUY—Old growth fir tim - M omen und Children . r °!L,.'lordwood on stum page basis oOXl. she breathed out her last sigh, and cum stance, causing te m p o rary loss, the men and women who a re here. G resham . . from 2000 to 5000 cords. Write J O ________ 1__________________ Oregon who, under God, did his utm ost to Lee. Gresham. R. 4. Phone 30x. after 5 suffering or sorrow , somehow, som e “ Scouting has m ade these lads GOATS o f l o c k in the eventnr tf soothe the dull, cold ear of death. I MILCH GOAT and a kid for BM sale w here, som etim e, will be found to thrifty. Before the advent of th e « ----- — wawa IVI V, «J. JP Jones, b“ — house near high school. brown Bids Wanted. W. BOTKIN, M. D. T h at Is all- and the most ileter- 1 Gresham have been fra u g h t w ith benefits. movement many of th e boys spent their Bids a re w anted for 100 cords of T h a t's God’s way of ru n n in g th e u n i money us fust ns they could on trifles mined efforts of the residents of Physician and Surgeon POULTRY wood to be delivered a t th e grad e Office o ver F ir s t S tate B ank verse. It req u ires faith to g rasp the which peddlers would leave a t th e gate, I A lexandria during th e first half of the I 1" , ' 1’ school in th e G resh am d istric t not —W hite Leghorn cockerels, hatched March 30. Tancred “sp ecial” la te r th a n S eptem ber 1, 1923. The H ours 2 to 5 P. M. fact and th e prom ise and its fulfill Now they save to buy th eir uniform s I List century, fulled to throw the and equipm ent.” I "lightest light upon the mystery. »tram, F rom eggs direct from Tancred. board reserv es th e rig h t to reje ct any Phones—Offlee 1271; Residence 127x m ent a re for those who by faith ad S 5 x " ' Jackson' H. A, Box 264. Phone According to the local executive, ev- The facts In the case are few, but, oi< all bids. C. J. LUNDQUIST, Gresham, Oregon ju st them selves to God's plan and ery one of these boys will In tim e be su<’,> ns thpy are, they are supported I CRACKLINGS for sale. Good for young C lerk D istrict No. 4. tru s t him to w ork out his good p u r paroled—cured. T he troop is com- by the unassailable evidence of a num J c h ick*. 3c p ep Jb. B row n’s Market. BIDS W AN TED. poses. H. V. ADIX, M. D. VV anted bids for 5 cords of four-foot posed a t 19 H aw aiian« and one Japa- ber o i Persons who w ere eyew itnesses Real Estate, Rental?, Loans. wood to be delivered at Victory School H ence It Is not presum ption to be- nese. The scoutm aster, Enoch Aku, a I to thp brief public appearance of the D!8t. No. 49. Bids m ust be in by August Physician and Surgeon Sale or T rade. lleve and confidently a s se rt th a t all Is H aw aiian, tw enty-tw o y ears of age, Is “fem ale stran g er.” The brig F our SI.N N Y SO UTHERN OREGON— 1-room lo. R ights reserved to reject any or all nm ‘’“J''* ° Ter Bank of Gresham bids. A. A. McMillen, bungalow, fireplace, Dutch kitchen, etc. w ell and ever m a in ta in a cheerful and a man of the highest type. L ast sum- s ,,n " 'locked at A lexandria on July Hf, „ „ Clerk Dist. No. 49. 1 Offlee Pkow 1 « , or With 21,« acres to trade for Gresham mer th e very day the annual boy scout en ronte frora H alifax to the hopeful attitu d e. V' 1th Dr. W. J. o t t J property. Address F. C. R., 1297 East .Morrison, Portland, Oregon. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO N. B est phone for appointm ent camp openwl, Enoch Aku was paroled W est Indies. The Virginia city was RENT—.‘ -room house, centrally lo from the station. He w ent to camp, not a port of call on th e rejpilar route, FOR Departm ent of the Interior. cated. Inquire of K. A. Miller at Bank GLOBE ABSORBED BY SUN. U. S. Land Offlee a t Portland. Ore. of Gresham. Phone 2201 and a fte r the vacation periisi w as over, but the captain sta te d th a t one of his tf . . ., , . . July 13. 1923. declared his intention o f spending Ids passengers had been taken dangerously F OR SA LE—One acre home in Gresham. N otice is hereby given that Jam es W. It Is a s ta rtlin g sta te m en t th a t the UR. EMIL ROSENBERGER N ew modern bungalow, h alf acre rasp Hudson, o f ( orbett. Oregon, who, on Sep time In fu rth erin g the work o f scouting 111 and th a t her husband had dem and berries in full bearing, young orchard tember 25th, 1919, m ade H om estead En- Osteopathic Physician Globe has been absorbed by th e Sun. ed th a t she be put ashore a t A lexan and sm all fruit. G arage and chicken t'p.’i N2 w 'v * 52’ f° r th” among th e shut-in boys a t Kallhl. SWX and house. «3500. Phone Gresham 1673. But don't be disturbed. It doesn’t NEC., SWL4, Section 3. Township 1 South, dria, w here a boat was lowered, and a Office H ours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m Since the form ation of th e troop, ACRES FOR SA LE—A ll cleared e x Range 5 East. W illam ette Meridian, has E venings by Appointment Im ply any p rese n t or pending a s tro n man and woman, the la tte r apparently I EN cepting one acre. Sm all orchard, sm all tile d notice of intention to make Three- each week, scoutm asters from Hono very III, were taken ashore. house, good well. Two mile» east of year Proof, to establish claim to the land om ical change. T he sta te m en t rela tes Congdon H otel GRESHAM lulu ta k e tu rn s In giving instruction Gresham on E stacada line. Near Palm - above described, before the Register and D espite the heat of mid-summer, the to a change in new spapers w hich gives at th e station In the various branches h a<l station. Mrs. A ugusta Palm blad, Receiver o f the U. S. Land Offlee, at Port- phone Jftxl._________ woman wore a heavy black veil, and ber ’l?2r3e8° n’ O,‘ th* 13th daX ° f SePtem - th e ed ito r a chance to com m ent on of scouting. Between th e visiting her husband secured the best suite in 'R E -I.< >TS F O R S A L E on H. C. JOHNSON, D.V.M. O laim ant nam es a s w itnesses: som e In terestin g things. W allula H eights. B est home sites in scoutm asters and the boys Is a net John N ix o f Corbett, Oregon. the city. Liberal term s if desired. W T he New York Globe has been ting, but It Is a simple m atter for the th e Inn of the Bunch of Grapes, as r . H oney. tf Albert Miller of Corbett. Oregon Peterinarian well as the sendees of a well-known W illiam Miller of Corbett. Oregon m erged with th e New York Sun. T hese I boys to follow Instructions In sp ite of physician whom he “«gaged only after • E N T to re s p o n s ib le p a r - ^Ada^ttudson, Office P ow ee t between Main S tn «endP?J Wt ell U str Str«et of Corbett. Oregon. rvin« an. apartm ent in my house near ot. and R oberts Ave. (ìreabam , Ore. a re n ew spapers w ith w hich all old th is barrier. pledging him to stric test secrecy. Even < No young children w an t ___ A I-E X A N O E R S W E K K . R .-gist.-r, Phones, Offlee 1551 j Res. lgx i ed. Phone P. H. Roork, Gresham 77x1. tim ers, especially people from down F or th eir dally “good tu rn s,” the In the presence of th e doctor, however, ^ even in gs. tf ’ and Tabor 362«. B ID S W ANTED. east, have been fam iliar for years. boys aid th eir b ro th er scouts and the the w om an's fuce w as kept veiled, and 4T / )V v i„ PJ-A §'rE,F‘E b H OU SE Tor sale F or 130 years, o r since Decem ber nf*lpr patients, and ta k e care of the the husband stead fastly refused to In \v hltehead addition ; 6 lots. Water DEN TISTS Bids are wanted for 10 cords o f wood ligh ts and gas. J. A. Gray. Gresham.’ to be delivered at school in Lusted d is 9, 1793, the Globe had enjoyed an tin-1 ground »bo'it th e station, hire a nurse, saying th a t he w as en Oregon. Phone»: offlee 2184: Re». 2185 trict by August 20. 1923. The school tirely capable of handling the case board will consider the bids July 27 broken publication record, and w as T h e B ank of G resh am pays 6 per F R E D W. MEYER. ' and th a t he was able to do anything d r w . J. OTT A SCO UT FRO M F R A N C E th e oldest daily new sp ap er In the ____________ _______ Clerk o f Dlatrict 15, cent in te re s t on tim e d ep o sits.— Adv. th a t a nurse could do. U nited S tates. Dentist Bid» Wanted for Portable .School Hnllding As th e weeks of scorching hot ___________A U T O M O B II.K H D lst. 29, .Multnomah County. N erve B locking D ental X -R ay Its first editor w as Noah W ebster, w eather progressed, however, the man O NE 1920 FORD, with all Racine cord , , leä bldB win be received at home of clerk, T aylor avenue and Section Line a u th o r and founder of "W eb ster’s Dic ,.i-,r.”s,A ^ a r.,.er ,n Food condition. 3250. Offlee over B ank of G resham began to w ilt under the constant strain ONE 19.1 CHEVROLET, good cord tires, road. tio n a ry .” Noah W ebster and George P lan s and specifications m ay be seen of w atching beside the bed, and finally good condition. «325. there. Bunce, p a rtn e rs In th e new spaper en TRUCK with Royal agreed to perm it two of the guests ONE REPUBLIC A bidder’s bond or certified check p ay pneum atic tires, «250. te rp rise , signed th e ir ag reem en t on In th e Inn to help him—but only afte r ONE FORD SED AN. »525 Gresham able to A. G. Ehmann. school clerk, for DR. H. H. OTT 10 per cent of the am ount of bid must '» v rla n il Co,, W. A Hessel. they had taken an oath th a t nothing S eptem ber 2, 1793, in H artfo rd , Conn. accom pany bid. m l „ 7 ' ? VOLETS FOR SALEi. Drop Dentist The Board reserves the right to reject they might learn would ever be X In At th e o u tset th e pap er w as called th e and let us show you the new Redan. nny or all bids. A. G. EHM ANN. divulged, an oath which was kept as II s a beauty. We have very good bar School Clerk, Dlst 29. Multnomah coun- A m erican M inerva, and la te r was YY lthrow Bldg. G resham , Ore. gains in used Chevrolets and have a a sacred tru st. ty, Oregon. Phone SU nset 6604J5. know n by several o th e r nam es. larger bargain in a light truck. Cook’s P h o n e 1263 D uring the ten weeks which fol 1'.irage. Troutdale, phone Gresham 484. T he la st of the four pages of th e NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. lowed the woman’s arrival In Alexan- I AUTOMOBILE T R A ILER for sale Ju7t Sealed bids will he received by the first Issue ca rrie d In full an ad d ress of drla, she grew stendllv worse, und at 553 Gresh u ° r haull,'B berries. Phone board o f directors o f School D istrict No. Ur. Julius (I. stun« P re sid en t G eorge W ashington deliv 35. Multnomah county. Oregon, until 8 Inst, at dHwn on October 4, her hus- -------------- p. m.. July 25. 1923. for the erection and D E N T IS T ered to co n g ress six days before. hand announced th a t she had died. 32R will be given to h im ’who proves that com pletion of a two-room public school Office In Bank of Gresham Building W ebster bought out Bunce In 1796, Then, for fenr th a t someone might see chffle" on ‘ sterHni!* u 2 m £ ncy ^ l8, m a‘ hui ding, according to plans and specifi cations as prepared by Freem an & I to n es, Gresham 1231 the face which he had kept hidden Main street U a ra p . Phone Oreshim 1228.' Struble architects. 510 Bank o f Com and changed th e nam e of th e paper to In Sandy Thurs., Frl. and Sat merce Building. Salem. Oregon. from the world, he him self prepared I, sto r a K«’ battery repairing and reebarg- th e M inerva and M ercantile E vening All bids to be mailed to P. A Söder the body for burial, sealed the lid of A*Son ' ........... .............. “ ' ström. Troutdale, Oregon. Route 1, B ox A dvertiser. In 1797 th e nam e w as 70, clerk o f school district No. 35. ATTORNEYS the eofla, ami. aft«« a tte m lln g th e plants S F F Ik S R T T changed to th e C om m ercial A dver f JA Y P lan s m ay be secured from the clerk of funeral and ordering the hea.lstone • school district No. 35. Phone—Main 1249 tiser. In 1803 W ebster Hold out to with the Strange Inscription, dlsap- ^ W e . B,AiI5^HaEthDou,^ „ T A^ y P^ ' A certified check o f 5 per cent o f the amount m ust accom pany each bid McGÜÏrk & Schneider Z acbarinh Lewis, who conducted the pea red. | ka^a, Sweet Brier Farm , R. A, Gresh- The school board reserves the right to paper for 20 years. reject any or all bids. Attorneys at Law On O ctober 4 of th e following year, D a n i s h h a l l h e a d ' c B y order o f school d i s t r i c t N o . 35, for sale ----- 31.50 a thousand.' inG(ieIdlanA8 On Monday, Ju n e 4, th e identy of A t G resham Offlee. A lexandria was surprised a t the sud- Multnomah county, Oregon th e Globe w as m erged with th a t of the den nnd unheralded retu rn of the hus P. A SODERSTOOMK M n 'T’ Chalrm a"' ,.R ° r‘ lan<l Office “ Sun. T he consolidated evening paper band, who rem ained In th e city only °«M dV IIr i QATS i . 1.®0 aer ? s for sal ” ln Clerk, School Dist. No. 35. ‘ »1 Corbett Bldg. long enough to place flowers on the tl.-ld. Good condition Treated when Is ap p earin g as the Sun and th e Globe. sown Level land. Will sell all or part m u sic ia n s WANTED— More re a d e rs for th e grave of the “fem ale stranger," and to F ra n k A. Munsey now ow ns In New Inquire at F irst State Bank, Gresham, w an t ads and m ore w an t ads for th e <’t J see that the plot In the cemetery «-as York City th e m orning H erald, seven read ers. Florence M. Honey m » ns. well taken carp of. Once a year, for days a w eek; the evening Sun anil the F C2 Rri' GoId«'? Bantam . It's not twelve yeara, he returned. Then his S K mixed Accredited Field corn. M innesota 44 Ma Globe, six days, both published a t th e tures early. visits ceased and th e grave was neg E . G . R O H L F P IA N O lle ra ld -S u n plant, and th e evening , A. H EIN EY . Phenix Farm. lected until, a num ber of yeara later, , ?!---------------------Gresham, phone 98. T elegram , th e only New York City Studio First Slate Bank Bldg. a distinguished elderly man and worn Contracting and em piaiym ent evening paper ap p e arin g seven days an came and ordered the monument ____ P hone 2111 Home Building ' IEX A N ,) R o v s wanted for a week. to he replaced by an o th er and m ore budding roses. Good pay for efficient Cement YVork, Carpenter Work, r.or,k Mountain View Floral company. costly headstone bearing the same In R A.. Gresham, phone 168. House Moving F ried a E. B ra tzel scription. with the addition of th e WRY WE BOOST THE SCHOOLS. 35a R A SPBER R Y PIC K ER S W AN TED v e rse : Accredited Teacher of Plano Building from th e gro u n d up. w o ’ ¿°hnson at Postofflce or call W tn B o o th , p h o n e 33x3 . E stim ate s fu rn ish ed free. N ew spaper read ers, p a rtic u la rly STUDIOS; How loved, how honored once, avails P LA IN SEW ING W ANTED. Children’s I Troutdale, Ore. those who have no child ren , often thee not. cloth es a specialty. Mrs J. A Gray I Phon» Gresham 48x G resham . Ridge Ave., P hone 791 Lawrence avenue. Gresham To whom related, or by whom begot; w onder why new spaper editors take Boring H om e of Wm. M orand A heap of dust alone rem ains of thee^ such a keen In terest In th e building Tls all thou art. and all the proud shall > " R s a i . e MACHINERY. P h o n e 408. x o | X a S a r H U I « n a S l be. SAND, G RAVEL of new schools and th e en c o u rag e separator. In fine condition, or will INSUR ANC E trade for stock or hay J. F. Osborn. ! m ent of education. Som etim es, w hen and Crushed Rock They, too, vanished—taking with I Boring th e cost of school extension seem s the secret of the Identity of the PLYMOUTH and c i - o V E f i t J ! \ F binder Quickest Service. M. J. Guerin Dssjgrdma, official rep them p a rtic u la rly heavy, efforts a re m ade woman wh.«se history ami personality h lrv estiig ’ much“ "« ° w ' a ° r JOHN BROWN Lowest Prices. Best Material. resentative of th e Three Scout Move to have It ap p e ar as If th e local editor forever hidden from the world be I osr t \n f o i v i » ment» of France, who wee here to a t Is hind three words “The Fem ale r r , . , . " >»1 >B. w ere unm indful of th e public Interest tend national conference of th e Boy Stranger." K N A R R & SO N l.DST—Due Great Northern and one U. P. In forever boosting for new avenues Scouts of America. railroad pass hearing signature o f O. T ro u td a le , O re. . tenerson. Also letters and other pa R egner B uilding of learning. But let us lift th e pro p e rs . Return to Sam Palm qulst s H ar P h o n e G resh am 489 Novel Shooting Feat. ness rhop, Gresham. fessional c u rta in so th a t you may see P R O T E C T C IT Y ’S P R O S P E R IT Y An Interesting experim ent In freak th e re is usually helpful thought b e JAMESELKINGTON rlfie shooting was described recently hind th e w ritin g of an editorial. INSURANCE When the Bessem er (Ala.) Cham ber by an English officer. "I have flre«l an Accident, . Surety Bonds, The grow th of population places of Commerce was announcing far and ordinary wax candle through four Automobile, l.|fP, , Ie’alth> Fire, succeeding g en eratio n s at a d isa d n ear its recent "T rade Day,” It called at th is B akery and a t S to res deal boarda plaeetl a f«mt a p a rt,” he f late Glass vantage O riginal sto res of n a tu ra l on Its scouts to aid In the work The said. “I used six inches of wnx candle Office on Malo Street Offlee 2341 PHO NES w ealth a re being depleted. They m ust scouts helped In folding a ml addresa- an«l thirty-three grains of powder with Res. 1958 ( ontains the Y itamines, ntl~ed by be co n stan tly replenished lug thousands of circulars to convey the usual wads. The shot was removed scientific p rin c ltle s C arefree folks say that hv the tim e Che Inform ation and did th e ir sh are In by cutting off the top half-inch of the Insurance - Real Estate exhaustion Is In sight we will have working out the slogan. "R adio Res case, and a candle weighing one and It's Good and Good for Yon Acrid»»!, H ealth, A utom obil. seiner 'round the w orld." a q u a rte r ounces „ is Inserted. I fired taken ca re of the situ atio n some other D Ä - J K - ,S U K A T . at a range of about five yards. Each w ay; th a t w hen a new fuel is found, plank was perforated. T here were coal and m ining would he necessary. LANGUAGE OF BOY SCOUTS B- W . T H O R N E , A c t plenty of pieces of dry wax on all the And th e re exactly Is th e point. The THEO. VAN DONINCK Rhone 1221 ORESH ä M, o r e g o J j When fired OMc tm n,,,., Ket “ 1W * T he language of scouting la an hon boarda, but the first. g reat need ot th e hour Is for inven against planks placed Immediately back tion, for scientific research , for d is est heart, a cheerful smile and a hearty AUCTIONEERS to back, the candle went through the covery, for ingenuity, for the develop hamlgrasp. These spell friendship In first ami was brought up by the «olid P hones Bdwy. 8576 T h ree m ent of all those c h a ra c te ristic s that any tongue -C larence H. Howard. N. Second S treet weight of wood of th e other three." W. s. WOOD G resham 1201 and 355 Trucks Dally can find root only In th e train ed and In su re d C a rrie rs Major H ardcastle added that a certain A SCOUT IN SPIRIT A uctioneer educated mind. gamekeo|«er won many bets by abokt- V A N c o u v E R , W ashington U nless we Invent and discover new ”1 always help the old ladles across lng candles through a spade. arm Ä o . . 8w . ‘co.’ ? i r . , i osr tol* m ethods of production ami d istrib u the stre e t,1’ said a clear eyed lad to ----------- fir»«hast OBtieek imi Three Times and Out, tion In excess of our consum ption and a sio u t official,'' and they alw ays ask P ortlan d — W ay P oint« — G reaham f t NE RAL DIRECTORS D iner—W alter, do yon mean to aay d estru c tio n , life will soon become u n me If I'm a scout, but I'm not yet.” LOCAL ANI) LONG DISTANCE MOVING bearab le and prices w ill rise to a A lad with the scout spirit of helpful this Is the fish I o rd ered ’ W alter Yes. sir. ness at h eart, but w ithout the bene Funeral D irectors M ood ( oal Briquets point w here hum an existence will be fits and Joys th at come from be'ng a "Well, It looks like the same fish Phone li»«| a burden. scout! A boy doesn't have to « e a r that the gentlem an at the next table A « ,.te a , T h a t is why we alw a y s boost (he a uniform to be a tru e tro u t. If he refused to eat th ree m inutes ago.” schools, even w hen they a re hard to lives the oath an«) law as his dally G te.h«n. M,‘BT‘ ARY "Yes. sir; we alw ays try It three pay for. life, he’s one in spirit. But why not ! tim es before we g h e» It u p " —i« « . I t M M / .. F B " r e i'jn In the ranks of the 4:<(<iSS) oil er boys i dou An»« era. Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, » h o are ple«lged to study m anliness? » . I > OUR HEALTH BREAD 3. 7 Gresham City Bakery MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE CASH PAID Calves, o f any k in d S ee M e for C a ttle H au lin g E. B A U M A N N , G resham . Phono 0T11 Of To Material and W indows s. E. PALAIQUIST auto top shop *«'« M. O te.ba.