Gresham outlook., January 08, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

PAGE TWO
JjWESHAM Ot’TLOOK,
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
Published every T uesday and F riday
at G resham , Oregon, by th e Outlook
P ublishing Co., H. L. St. C lair
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ith a ll th e P o r t ­
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/o w n o f F a irv ie w
TIENI» AY, JA > I A K V
LIKE “NEW CHAPTERS IN
THE OLD BIBLE,” HE SAYS
“D ispatches from th e N ear E ast
sound like new c h a p te rs from the old
Bible,” says J. J. H audsaker, sta te di-
re c to r N ear E ast Relief, 613 Stock Ex-
CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
, tw o h u n d red of th ese ch ild ren , all for
whom th e re w as room in th e Amer -
k a n “ n ih a n a g e s in S y ria an d P ales-
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PH Y SIC IAN S
EM PLO Y M EN T
^ iE -V ~ A N D W O M E N c a n m a k e $6~To 1 1*0
d a ily s e llin g w o n d e rfu l in v e n tio n t h a t
e lim in a te s n e e d le s fo r p h o n o g ra p h s . P a y
d a ily . C a ll o r w rite S o m ers, 211 E 34,
P o r t l a n d . T A b o r 7284.
P h o n e : Office 12(1
II. H. HUGHES, M. D.
Hours: 10-12 A. M.
2-4 and 7-8 P. M.
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the8e appeaIs
MISCELLANEOUS
I only as funds and w arm clo th in g con
Office, Withrow B ollillag
F E W C O R D S O F D R Y F I R W O O D fo r
ing on rec en t d isp atch es tellin g of con­ tin u e to reach
sale. E d. O s b u rn , p h o n e G re s h a m 238L
us,” say s Mr. H and-
GRESH A M ,
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OREGON
ditions in th e various o rp h an ag es and saker.
CREAM SEPARATOR and lib ra ry
tab le for sale. Mrs. A nna F renz,
fields of relief work. He ex p lain s how
L ast sum m er Prof. W. J. Sly of Lin
Office 2261
R e a 226»
THE WORLD’S ROST PROTECTED C h ristm as was observed in
Boring, Route 2, Box 14.
th e land field College, McM innville, visited th e
PEOPLE.
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T he A m erican people a re the m ost
sa le.
A n d r e w s ro a d , n e a r B a ir d s d a le
S p ecial A tte n tio n to E y e D is e a s e s a n d
ever m ade w as com pleted I.; he recen tly w rote to Mr H an d sak er
s ta tio n .
M rs. M . F . Jo h n s o n .
Phone
perfectly protected people In th
F i t t i n g o f G la s se s .
Or—ham 4>xl.____________________ tf
” 1 had the p rivilege of visitin g q u lie
Office, oter First State Bank
w orld. F igures m ade public In W ash an A m erican o rp h an ag e In th e R ussian
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cau su s when on C h ristm as day a num ber of th e sta tio n s of t h e n
lngton show th a t in the m a tte r of in tw au
sto v e .
B o th lik e new .
P . H . R o o rk .
en ty -tw o thousand ch ild ren finished E ast R elief and o
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su ran c e th is co u n try p er ca p ita is so
P h o n e 167x1
S E E S. S. T H O M P S O N f o r d e a d s to r a g e .
fa r ahead of all oth er co u n tries th a t th e signing of a card addressed to th e and exam ining th e ir m ethods a t firs
P h o n e 1947.
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Emily F. Bolcoin, M.D.
as asto n ish ed at th e amoun»
F u R W i K ID S A W IN G c a ll J . H o s s n e r ,
ca re w hich has m ean t life to them of w ork done in all of th e statio n s
though G reat B ritain hobbles alon
p h o n e 15x1.
Physician mul Surgeon
T he card is now in th e m ails, and will
next to the U nited S tates.
w ith th e le a st ex p en d itu re of money
for
YOUR BEST BET.
P I.A IN
S E W IN G
W a n te d .
C h ild r e n ’s
be
delivered
on
its
a
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in
A
m
eri­
H um en anil C hildren
T he figures In them selves a re s ta r t­
and th e evident m ark s of economy
se w in g a s p e c ia lty . M rs. L e slie T . St.
A want Ad is direct and the < la ir. O p p o s ite E a s t m a n ’s L u m b e r Yd. G resham ,
-
Oregon
ling. More im p o rtan t, how ever, is the ca to P re sid en t Coolidge.
all sides. I w as im pressed w ith the
In B ethlehem , th e very tow n w here
returns
almost
immediate.
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lesson they convey, th e sto ry they tell.
g re a t service ren d ered to th e thou
22171.
F irs t, they bespeak a stro n g sense of C h ristm as o rig in ated w ith the b irth of san d s and th o u san d s of o rp h an chil
A. W. BOTKIN, M. D.
In th e C ir c u it C o u r t o f th e S t a t e o f O re-
C
hrist,
the
day
w
as
celeb
rated
in
an
LIVESTOCK
g o n f o r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h .
honor and a w illing acceptance of re ­
d ren , th e kind of ca re given them , the
M a t te r o f th e K s ta te o f H e n r y
Physician and Surgeon
sponsibility on the p a rt of th e A m eri­ A m erican o rp h an ag e, for n ea rly one in stru c tio n , both m en tal and votmtion
M e tzg er. D e c e a se d .
Office o ver F ir s t S ta te B ank
CATTLE
h undred ch ild ren are in an o rp h an ag e
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can husband and father.
al, and th e s tre n g th of p erso n a lity of F ? R ‘V i u ~ P re8 .h c.° w a n d c k i r - C T Ä
s ig n e d a s a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f th e e s t a t e of
H o u r s 2 to 6 P . M.
there.
« tn , o m ile s e a s t o f G re sh p
H e n r y M e tz g e r, d e c e a se d , h a s filed h is
< o m plaint is often heard th a t d e s­
th e te ac h ers and w o rk ers, who are
P h o n e s — Office 1271 ;
R e s id e n c e 127x
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N azareth, th e hom e of Je su s for
PUREBRED
H O L S T E IN
BULL.
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pite the g re a t earn in g pow er of the
Gresham, Oregon
som e of th e m ost self-sacrificin g and
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o m a h , D e p a r tm e n t of
te re d . W ill sell o r e x c h a n g e . M u ltn o - P ro b C a o te u . n ty T o h f a t M F u r ltn
average A m erican, It is Im possible for m ost of his life, w as th e scene of co n secrated men and women I have
id a y , th e 11th d a y o f
y i*
m a h C _j o u u n n t ty
F a arm
r m . T ro u td a le , O reg o n ' J a n u a r y . 1924. a t 9:30
an
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ratio
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m
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an
one
’clo ck in th e f o r e ­
ev
er
seen,
him to save sufficient m oney to in su re
p h o n e G r e s sh
h a a m 2317.
f t ’ n o o n o f s a id d a y a n d o th
2317._______
e c o u r t ro o m o f
H. V. ADIX, M. D.
the safety of his fam ily in case of h undred boys a re being train ed as
I th in k th a t th e N ear E ast Relief, F O , , R S A L E — F r e s h J e r s e y cow
one s a id c o u r t h a s b een a p p o in te d a s th e tim e
ca
rp
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in
a
shop
located
across
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Physician and Surgeon
death or p erm anent disability. P e r­
by its w onderful nation-w ide philan
S p y b ro c k , O. W . T a r r F a r m
s a id fin al a c c o u n t a n d th e s e ttle m e n t I
p h o n e th
e re o f.
Office oter Bank of Gresham
G r e s h a m 504.
haps th e re m ay be some basis for this th e stre e t from th e shop of Joseph th rophy, is doing as m uch to bind the
and Jesu s.
W I L L IA M C. M E T Z G E R .
Office phone 1481 or 178
H e,. 14JJ
assertio n . But th e re is no basis for
n atio n s of the ea rth to g e th er as any­ S E V E R A L G O O D C O W S f o r sa le . T o M c G U IR K & S C H N E I D E R d m ‘" ‘S t r a t ° r '
W ith D r. W . J . O tt
i f y ah en so on. S. T. L ind, p h o n e 28x1.
From A thens, w here P aul preached,
the assertio n th a t the average m an
one fa c tc r I know of, an d especially in
B e st p h o n e f o r a p p o in tm e n t
A tto r n e y f o r A d m in is tr a to r .
" A N T E D 2 No. 1 fre s h , g e n tle co w s
cannot pro tect his fam ily, th a t he an o th er Jew , H enry M orgenthau, ca b ­ binding th e beneficiary n atio n s to gen
G u ern sey s o r Je rse y s.
S h e r m a n J.’ D a te o f firs t p u b lic a tio n , D ec. 11. 1923.
led
ju
st
before
C
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ristm
as
asking
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1924.
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F r a n k . H o o d R iv e r, O re g o n .
ero u s America.
cannot, by reasonable saving, provide
P h o n e 2201
an estate for those he m ust leave be­ A m erica to provide, not C h ristm as
“T he p arty w ith w hich I w as tra v e l­
h o rses
DR.
goodies,
hut
hom
es
in
an
o
rp
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an
ag
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EMIL ROSENBERGER
hind w ithout actu ally se ttin g aside th e
ing w as a group of o rd in ary A m erican
U se J A C K C O R D S
E f ° R ,S A L E O R T R A D E a t a b a r-
Osteopathic Physician
lump sum w hich o therw ise would be for five thousand children.
to u rists, the m a jo rity of whom had no
The Low Air P re ssu re T ire
v i t i e J ' v e r . 1*w P o u n d s. G ood fo r c u l t i ­
From
B
eirut,
S
yria,
cam
e
th
e
rep
o
rt
v a tin g a n d g e n e r a l f a r m w o rk . W h a t
Office
H o u r s 10 a. m . to 6 p. m
G
uaran
teed
12,000
m
iles
w
ith
25%
in
te
re
st
in
N
ear
E
ast
Relief.
On
our
necessary, and w hich would g rea tly
h a v e y o u ? 1?. K. S a ik i, G r e s h a m , p h o T
E v e n in g s b y A p p o in tm e n t
of a . h different
so u rt ° f ce le b ra tio n - ' ^ t u r n to th e T u scan ia, a fte r visiting
less A ir P re s s u re th an o th e r tires.
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low er the sta n d ard of his living.
J"? " T
th e o rp h an ag es the orph an ag e, th ese people cam e to F ? K s h e .Ii'E ? R " 'I L L T R A D E fo r a cow
C o n g d o n H o te l
GRESHAM
In su ra n ce is now well out of th e tYat h
B e n tle y ’s T ire Shop
s a d d le
H V ^ ? n y ’, - ca rv.t ’ h a rn e 8 « a n d
realm of the luxuries. It has passed h at hund red s of C hristian ch ild ren g eth er and v o lu n ta rily subscribed
..m u le . H . W eiss, G r e s h a m . P h o n e 1U7.
Main S tre e t
G resham
left hom eless w hen th e ir p are n ts w ere $12.000 for N ear E ast R e lie f ”
DR. MARY F BECKER
from the stag e of the gam ble. It has
Does it not rep ay you for your
POULTRY
an d er­
CHIROPRACTOR
developed into an in teg ral p a rt of exiled from Asia Minor w ere w ander-
.
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CONTRACTING AND
D B A R R ED ROCK and R I
Electric Therapy. Electric Sweat
social fabric th a t today any m an finds ing in th e sto rm s of c e n tra l T urkey. rifices to know th a t y o u r g ifts are P U R R e d E c B o R c E
k
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ls
fo
r
s
a
le
F r o in p riz e
Mineral Raths
BUILDING
w in n in g tr a p - n e s t e d stock. M rs. C. M.
A m erican life, so interw oven w ith our A relief expedition w as im m ediately ren d e rin g such serv ice to th e o rp h an
Z im m e r m a n , p h o n e 2491.
fitted
out
from
Aleppo
to
g
ath
er
up
tf
H o u rs: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m
All W ork g u ara n tee d first-class
It possible to p ro tect his fam ily and all
ch ild ren of th e N ear E ast?
L ib r a r y B lock, G re s h a m
Ii R ? D R H O D E IS L A N D R E D
wise m en do so.
c o c k e re ls f o r. sa le . M. S. O w en s, G re s h -
Phone 122x
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1318.
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P rotection of th e fam ily, th e c e r­
Thone 195x4
G resham , Oregon
tain ty th a t th e widow will not w ant or
Real Estate. Rental?. Loans.
H. C. JOHNSON. D. V. M.
th e child be neglected m eans m ore to
B E 1 .R Y F A R M T O O L S A N D C O W fo r
A u to T o p s R e c o v e re d a n d R e p a ire d .
sal«-, r e a s o n a b le . C u ltiv a to r , h a r r o w s
this co u n try than m ere saving to the
All k in d s c f T o M a te ria l a n d
p lo w s a n d o t h e r th in g s to o n u m e r o u s t o
In the belief that any political system which j
P eterinarian
es possible
Ji rB U S. A Iex at.d e? , A n d e r-
state. It m eans added production.
C u r t a i n W in d o w s
Office P o w ell S tre e t b e tw e e n M a in
the
election
of
a
President
in
defiance
of
the
ex-
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n
s
t
a
.,
p
h
o
n
e
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s
h
a
m
429.
ed
will
of
The m an who lookH the w orld in the
a t. a n d R o b e rts A ve. Gresham, Ore.
p U H N IS H B D
F lit >NT i:< H » m ’T op r e n t
the majority of the people is archaic and und
S. E. PALMQUIST
face unafraid is stim ulated to g re a te r
Phones, Office 1651; Res. l î n
iratic, in0
the
K t ^ a n d ‘ a i i bar<lJw ood flo o rs, e le c tric ity ^
and Tabor 8928.
i-‘i H ia 2 u !, m o d e rn c o n v e n ie n c e s M rs
íf
h a leailíng editorial calla for the abolition
AUTO
TOP
SHOP
deeds of d arin g and accom plishm ent.
I-1. .1 .S h e lley , G r e s h a m , p h o n ,- l.’il.i.
of tin electoral college and the direct election of the national
F ear of the fu tu re has kept countless
M
alo
S
t.
Gresham
Phone
1286
F O R R E N T —O s b o rn e h o u se , S. R o b e rts
D E N T IS T S
government executives.
thousands of men in the ru ts of m e­
a v e n u e , p a r t l y fu rn is h e d . >20 p e r m o n th
P
h
o
a
e
s
i
Office
ilM :
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T el ” A t o i V2949°l a n ’ 1' ro U ttk ' e ’ B o u tc 2.
What with the unit rule and the two-thirds rule governing
diocrity.
W ith fear rem oved, with
confidence established, th e m an can
in conventions, and the delegation of authority to electors vot-
DR. W. J. OTT
" 'A N T E D — A 4 -ro o m h o u se o r le s s good
stretch his w ings and g ra sp such op­
2 v  / R r 2 . PlT e:dn lm E; lÆ Olan
r by states who twice at least have chosen Presidents—Harri-
Dentist
TIRES AND TI’BES
po rtu n ity as p rese n ts w ith reasonable
sooover Cleveland and Hays over T ildren-in defiance of the
N erve Blocking
D ental X -R ay
safety.
E<i.R
—5_ro° m d w e llin g .
' l l
thL electo¿ate» the people are so far removed from their
E n q u ir e
O
ld
field
R a n k o f G r e s h am .
Office
over
Bank
of
G resham
A m erica’s ap p reciatio n of Insurance
jy f't to choose the head of their nation that their right of
Tires
T
he
B
ank
of
G
resh
am
pays
6
par
Is an evidence of A m erican in te lli­
liancln.se lias become u meaningless waste of time.
cen t in te re s t on tim e d ep o sits.__ Adv
American-
Dr. Julius G. Sture
gence. Today only th e d u llard and the
4 r r ? í r °’,.r Prcse1nt Political system it is impossible for a man
T im « to ft« •« « « •
Akron Tires
Money to loan on real estate. F arm
d e n t is t
u tte rly thoughtless are unprotected.
to spilt Ins ticket—he can’t vote for the candidate for president
Office
In
Bank
of Gresham Building
toans a t 6 p er cent. B. W. T h o rn e —
Vulcanizing and Retreading
on one ticket and at the samo time vote for the candfdate for
In S a n d y W e d n e s d a y s a n d T h u r s d a y s
F ur r e n t - - T h e J a s . H . W ilso n f a r m
We a re n earing the season for the
All W ork G uaran teed
h o u se b a rn , o r c h a r d . F o r ty a c r e s c u l-
vice-president on some other ticket. He must vote for electors
publication of the pictu re of H onest [
_ PHONES
37fta t e p h í ^ E d ? a r W ilso n R . A. B o x
Gresham 1231
Sandy 69 A 6x2
on
one
ticket
or
another
in
block
formation.
370. P h o n e G re sil a m 137.
Labor w ith th e d in n er pail and paper
1 E l!|trired»,“
3. *»11. a t
change Building, P o rtlan d , com m ent-
,n8*,'oJ d ' c la “ m att<='- M a rch
th e P o sto fflre a t G r e jh a m
O reg o n , u n d e r th e A ct o f M a rc h 3. 1879
I"
Elect P resident By P o p u la r ^ y~te
‘
F IS K
hat.
The C hinese prom ise little and p e r­
form much. L et us hope It Is not a |
fact that "never the tw ain shall meet. '
My country, un ot thee, sw eet land I
of liberty, pass a few m ore restric tiv e
laws. It only costs us $94 a head for
our legislative m achinery every year, I
ho get busy and tighten uif up a little
more.
T here is nothing calculated to upset
our confidence in m ankind as m uch as
the conversational philosopher w h o |
presses us to lend film a five spot.
T he latest recom m endation of the I
refo rm er u fter conference w ith the
hygienic nut is th a t sw eeth earts I
should kiss one an o th er good night |
only through a resp ira to r.
Tips for Taxpayers.
No. 3.
If you ure sin g le and su p p o rt In
your home one or m ore relativ es over
whom you exercise fam ily control, you
rae the head of a fam ily and entitled,
in your incom e-tax re tu rn for th e year
1923, to th e sam e exem ptions g ranted
a m arried person. T hese ure <2,500
if th e net incom e w as $5,000 or less
and $2,000 if th e net Income w as m ore
th an $5,000. In addition th e head of
a fam ily may claim a $400 cred it for
each person dependent upon him for
chief support if such person is under
18 years of age or Incapable of self-
support because m entally or p h y sical­
ly defective.
For exam ple, a son supports In his
home an aged m other and two sisters
It and 16 years of age. His net in
com e for 1923 was $3,000. He Is en
titled to an exem ption of $2,500 plus a
$400 cred it for each dependent, a total
of |3,700. W hile he pays no tax. he
m u st file a re tu rn , because his net In­
com e w as in excess of $1,000.
An exem ption as the head of a fam ­
ily can he claim ed by only one m em ­
ber of a household.
O utlook w ant ads will bring buyer
and se lle r tog eth er cheaply and
quickly.
is
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vL
h IG H W A YS
Nenapaprr ¿ » « o r la tim i .M em ber Mo. ¿ I X .
Also under the present system it is impossible for any inde-
Ppni
candidate for the presidency to have his name placed
ii the ballot. In Texas it is useless for a Repr,’ ” n to go to
the polls on a presidential proposition. The Re
¡can voico
is so small and still that it is entirely obliterated
i Vermont
it is equally (utile for a Democrat to make a
; attempt,
Were the people to vote their choice then men
women of
all parties would have equal representation as they have equal
taxation, and the will of the majority of the citizens of the
country would he expressed in action.
The electoral college of course was brought into being in a
day when it was thought unsafe to trust the people with wh hat
was then regarded as a dangerous power. From this groundwork
shrewd party tricksters have built up the gradual elimination
of public participation in national affairs until today the citizen
has the choice only of voting for one or two men hand picked
i * ha“ d<)ZeR Poetical despots who, meeting in a parlor, decide
who shall ami who shall not have the right to go before the
people for election.
Fortunately there are signs of the awakening of our citizens
to the importance of insisting on their right of utterance With
their ears always to the ground the political combine is even
now discussing the possible abolition of the two-thirds rule in
the Democratic convention. If we can get that reform and next
the killing of the unit rule we will have made
’i s t a start
toward a real democratic rule.
This is the year 1923. The United States
outgrown
knickerbockers. Its citizens can get along very
11 without
political bosses to govern them or electoral coEcg Giving the
power or not always the temerity to defy the public will.
Y O U N E E D N O T F A IL
By W H IT HADLEY.
Hodges had been co n ten t to rem ain an o b scure farm
g " '" ho ° u
a«° he wouhI not now
unii. W alter L Rodg—. I.< m Angeles m illionaire
™ nchPS ; UdTdn,? ^ n . ’ iCk",yi he
a d iy o t / a 'u X
F I V E - R OOM H O U S E fo r r e n t.
V acant
m m b e r 12’ M rs’ A - E k s tr o m , p h o n e
tr
ac,r ?s of Cuthbert rasp-
Ulixr£ 8' k ^ aer’36°ld- W1U fUrnl8h tvr
MACHINERY.
O R S A L E O R T ltA D E —-U. S. a n d K in g
E c o n o m y c r e a m s e p a r a to r s , fo r p ig s o r
p h o n e 95x
C o m p to n ’ B o rin ir O re
tf
ICVVOI.n ’ " A G O N f o r sa le . W id e
’ L - B h o a d s , 3 m ile s e a __
st of
G r e s h a m o n S e c tio n L in e . P h o n e 1065.
or...
Gresham Tire Shop
GEO. A. BRA ND T
attorneys
P h o n e 1107
P h o n e -M a in
KALE
I '. ].,,-it oil n e w
«L?® a a n a t a d is c o u n t.
23« 1.
F o r d co u p e
I — h o n e G r e s h a m
S E V E R A L O L D C A R S F O R S A L E , v e ry
(.h eap .
W ill se ll th e m r ig h t
so m e p rice. C o o k s G a r a g e T ro u td a le ,
p h o n e G r e s h a m 484.
Ig n it io n
Mrs. Harriett Timmerman’s
A home where the sick are
nursed, not the sickness.
issl
i“"’ river,
w“ * '‘’"‘“
k * ”' he e °,
h ’‘ r get gravel
he fon“d
SSI i.n
on a
a L^
I os °fn,
Angeles
w here
could
f t w » <™rel
On hls
grs V in t" ’’ ? 0 h,.rei1 1thPW' '»»‘ff’-o d riv ers and w ith
hLd n it made"”.
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A‘
then, began hauling
To m ake money he m ust find a sh o rter hauL H*
1 a bed of
gravel four raileg n ea rer 1-oe Angeiea. Demand for g
at I2.S0 a
load was great, but a t th e end of a year he was >1S
debt
In a departm ent store, w here he had gone to buy «
ila, he saw
an escalator. H urrying to a ju n k d ealer he obtalnec'
assortm ent
of old m achinery and rubber belting, and in a week had etected a
long, heavy m.wable belt nniutng from hls crushing platform down
into tiie ravine. One man could th u s load more rock onto th is belt
ai d have it dumped a t th e crusher than fourteen could handle befoce
Ills buslneaa began to show a slight profit. At night he stu d io ! In the
law Angeles T. M. C. A., w alking twelve mllea each day to do so B ut
seven months later, he fouud him self 936,000 In debt.
o n e Monday a note for filO.OOO fell due. H e went to the iwnk and
asked to see th e preaMent “ I ’m through." said Hodges "llow much
do you need?” naked th e banker. He loaned him ilfi.tXX) more.
Then the tide set his way. In 12 m onths he paid th e hank Then
fire wiped hint out, causing a F70.0P0 lose. B ut from lneurance money
h e built a b etter plant.
8 tx m onths la te r a flood gwxg>t down ami
btirl.sl ids new plant under sand. H la loea was $X>,tXX\ He built a
new plant and sold th e sand.
In May, IBM, ids profits w ere so great that he add his Inters«! to
a " e e te r n corporation fur <1,100,000 cash.
1591
G r e s h a m Office, W i t h r o w B ld g
All cases, but contagious diseases
I’hone Gresbain 1S61
M U S IC IA N S
Florence M. Honey
SAND,
Accredited
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P IA N O
anti ('rushed Rock
Quickest Service.
Lowest Prices. Best Material.
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E x p e rt
>-.5 w ill be g iv e n to h im w h o p ro v e s t h a t
i h o ? n n o t P n d t h e d eficien cy o f h is m a -
Ma?n
!iRi!t,nK a n d ig n itio n
M ain h lr e e t O a r a g e . P h o n e G r e s h a m 1228.
K N A R R & SO N
FRIEDA E. BRATZEL
T ro u td a le , Ore.
P h o n e G resh am 489
Accredited Teacher of P|ano
LOST AM» FBt'M».
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p h o n e 1205 o r 1201.
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L O S T —6 X 12 t a r p a u l i n betw-
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F in d e r le a v e a t O u t­
look. R e w a rd . L a u r a T ille r, T ro u td a le
p h o n e G r e s h a m 4S8.
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A n n o u n cem en t
OF
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Morticians and Funeral
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wag . T
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company to give him sixteen mules and four
on,
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was he to do w ith sixteen hungry mules?
G resh am
McGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
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