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GRESHAM OCT LOOK, PAGE TWO Published every Tuesday and Friday at Gresham, Oregon, by the Outlook Publishing Co., H. L. S t Clair Editor and Manager. One year. 1160. six months, 86c. three m onths’ trial subscription, 60c. Combination rates with all the Port land Dailies. A D VERTISING R ates reasonable. Our representative w ill call. MOKE ABOUT NATIONAL DEFENSE DAY. It may seem that enough has been said about the plan to hold a National Defense Day test on September 12 but each day brings to light something new and better in explanation of the plan. We believe that the benefit to this nation of the test will depend largely on the attitude of the public mind with reference to it, hence are glad to give our readers the best thought available. We are absolutely In favor of peace and against w ar but believe also in preparedness. Major General R. L. Bullard has ex plained the purpose of the test plan in the following words: "Four years ago our congress, with th a t best of sights—backsight—took our national and World War experl ence and embodied it partially in a law of national defense. One of its provisions looked to bringing men quickly into the m ilitary service in cases of great emergency. The meth od was, I say, based upon our own national and war experience. It pro vided the m easures th at would be ta k en by the authorities of each locality a thoroughly democratic way. It au thorized committees or boards to be appointed by the governor of each state, in each region thereof, to bring people together in Buch emergency, in the regular army, in the national guard, and in the reserve. “This law has been new upon our Btatute books for four years without test or trial of any sort. It has re cently been proposed by the w ar tie partm ent, and sanctioned by the pres Ident, to make a peace-time and peace ful test of the law, to show our peo- pie the first faint steps th at they would take in case we should ever come to a w ar; and this is proposed to be had in a time of profoundest peace and to be wholly voluntary. "Along with this little test we are to give (as there always come in time of w ar) popular dem onstrations of patriotism and good will toward the country's call. Patriotic societies are Invited to take p art in public demon strations. "All of this, I say, w hether by sol dier or civilian, is to be entirely vol untary upon the part of the citizen and the public and without cost to the government, to last a half hour, an hour, or two hours or three hours as people desire. There is nothing com pulsory, there Is nothing boastful there Is nothing threatening w hatever In Its nature or purpose. It is aimed nt no particular nation and has no other Idea than self-instruction. Just as children are drilled in the school In the method of saving themselves in case of fire In their schoolhouses, or as crews of ships on every voyage are drilled In the work of saving them selves and passengers in case of wreck or fire. "Upon the announcement of this commendable and worthy plan, a g reat outcry has been raised by a few brainsick, hysterical pacifists. It would be, according to them, a "m ili taristic gesture," a "Haunt In the face of other nations," a “th reat of war," nnd what not, which would arouse and offend other nations. I assure you th at it is so trilling nnd peaceful a thing that any nation th at would re gard It as a th reat of w ar would be silly fools.” The best way to get ahead Is to use your head. Talk is cheap—sometimes—but not when you talk back to a cop. Men and motors are alike In this, both are disagreeable when they get to knocking. Bright the world would be and sunny, Life's enjoyment would be double, Cv ¿Id one only borrow money with (he ease one borrows trouble. Cutting advertising may result In reducing the cost of doing business nnd do away with the business alto gether In the course of time. A news Item announces that at the 65th convention of Orangemen held In Boston Fred Bourne was elected grand m aster of Oregon. Portland was chosen as the meeting place of th e next convention to be held In 1927. Governor Pierce has lifted the ban on hunting which was placed some weeks ago on account of the evident fire danger. The abundant rains of th e p ast week have reduced the haz ard, It Is believed, and the deer sea son is now open. AUG 1ST Ifc il IKKIGATION CONGRESS AT kl.ANATH FALLS. GRESHAM OUTLOOK Entered as eecond-class m atter March 8, 1811, at the Poetofflce at Oresharn Oregon, under the Act of March 8. 1878 FRIDAY, By Arthur Brisbane Never ‘Something for Nothing’ Nearer Perfect Bigger Returns A Surprise for Elijah. N o P o p u la tio n S c a r e . Charles Fox offers to the United States Government an engine that “consumes no gas or other fuel arid- runs forever.” The inventor says, “You ju st sta rt her up and let her flicker,” and he thinks it will bring mil lions. I t won’t bring a c e n t A Power wiser than Charles Fox, wiser even than Calvin Coolidge, won’t allow us to get “something for nothing.” T hat would be bad for us. Therefore there is no per petual motion, nothing worth hav ing, for which we don’t give effort and value in return. I t pays to develop a perfect thing, from cows to radio. Mrs. II. McK. Twombly, of New J e r sey, owns a Guernsey named Langw ater F airy, No. 97979. She looks like any other cow, but gives three tim c^ as much milk, four and a half times as much butter fa t as the average cow. Her am az ing record ju st announced is 13,605 iounds of b u tte r fa t in one year, n th a t kind of prosperity there is no speculation, no manipulating, ju st plain, simple production of w ealth through intelligent attention to breeding. f Daily the radio offers something new. This tim e it is “broadcast ing church music for rural wed dings.” The bride, trem bling, will give the last poke nt her hair, the last tug a t her veil. The sexton will “tune in,” and up she will march, in Farm ingdale, N. J., to the tune of “ Faithful and True,” played in Chicago, 111. Florida says, “ Come.” The rich will answer, “ I’m hurrying.” Have you an income? Florida offers you attractions over nnd above the fine climate. Florida intends to put into her constitution a provision th a t will exempt incomes and in heritances from all taxation. This is intended a s “a courtesy.to pros perous people from the N orth.” They will appreciate It. No death tax On Inheritance, no S tate tax on incomel Oh, Joyl Oh, rapture! Florida says, "Come to Florida. Here your income is all yours to spend. We chop off nothing and your heirs get all you leave them when you die. We won’t tax dead men.” A long tim e ago Elisha “took hold of his own clothes and rent them in two pieces,” when he saw Elijah go up in “a chariot of fire and horses of Are.” W hat are Elisha and Elijah, now in heaven, saying to each other us they see the Right Reverend Harold Roberts Carson, Bishop of the Epis copal Diocese of Haiti, calmly rid ing from one parish to another in a flying machine? The navy lends him tne flying machine and he visits places otherwise inaccessible. All th a t men can IMAGINE they can DO. Dr. Pearl, professor of biometry and vital statistics at Johns Hop kins, suys our population will be 197,000,000 in the year 2100. Thut will be our maximum and then will come a decline. With all due respect to the learned professor, any child could make as good a guess. Dr. William Allen Pusey recent ly told the American Medical As sociation th a t population would reach 175,000,000. And “with that density of population, the pressor-, of existence will become so strong th a t the death rate, particularly infant m ortality, will overtake the birth rate.” T hat is another poor guess. Under intensive cultivation, as it is now understood, the S tate of Texas alone could feed the earth's entire population, nnd th a t is at least sixteen hundred millions. There will be a thousand million human beings in THIS country, infinitely happier, richer, better o ff in every way, than any popu lation th a t ever has lived. In 124 years, since 1800, our population has risen from 5,000,000 to 112,000,000. W hat is the us« of guessing w hat will happen in the next 120 years? It would have been impossible to guess how many people this country could feed be fore harvesting machinery was in vented. Impossible before the a r rival of the tractor. Lack of food won’t lim it popu'a- tion. Men’s brains will always provide for their stomachs. P it n higher race w 11 gradually p:o- duee few er children. Disease breeding cities will be broken up by the flying machine, taking us to live on mov.n tops, where there Is fresh • The«« m ountains are not t> oe forever uninhabited. THREE KINDS. There are three kinds of people In II organisations, and ours Is no ex ception. They are the rowboat peo ple, the sailboat people, and the steamboat people. The rowboat peo ple always need to be pushed or pulled along. The sailboat people move along when a favorable wind Is blow ing. But the steamboat people move along continuously through calm or storm. They are m asters of them selves and their surroundings. We need more people of the steamboat variety. In what class are you? You do your own classifying. It Is not up to us. Possession of Mill Brings Sentence. F ran k Fehrenbacher, Springdale farm er, when found guilty In D istrict Judge D ickson’s court Tuesday of possession of a still, was fined 2150 and sentenced to 30 days In Jail. Plano Tuning. Luckily, Fehrenbacher said, th e 30 Plano tuning 23. Plano and organ days would be served by the time his repairing. Fred B. Jones. Phone o r potato crop was ready to harvest. ders to Outlook, 1621, or TAbor 8951 Klamath Falls is planning to hold on September 6 to 9 a big irrigation congress and products show. The irrigation congress is consider ed oue of the most im portant agricul tu ral meetings in Oregon and repre sentatives from the U. S. reclam ation service, irrigation associations, farm bureaus and civic, commercial and industrial organizations of this state and northern California will be pres ent at the four-day session. It Is also proposed to hold the K la math county fair during the same week and plans announced by the fair officials state th a t agricultural ex hibits, livestock exhibits, displays of fancy cooking and sewing, an auto mobile and implement show, and a display of lumber products will m ark the fair. P h on s: Office 1261 ABOUT 40 TONS O F FIR ST CLASS baled o a ts and vetch and grain hay for sale. A lso 6 head of young stock, 4 of w 4ich are registered H olsteins. One 8-gal- cow, 3 years old, com ing fresh H ours: 10-13 A M 8-4 and 7-8 P. M. in 3 w eeks A. Zwimpfer, North Plains, Oregon, m all, Hillsboru. Route 3.______ OIBee, W ithrow Building H. H. HUGHES, M. D. AUTOMOBILES. GRESHAM. OREOON FORD TRUCK FOR SALE or will trade for cows. H. G. Andrew. 4 m ile east of Office 2251 Residence 2268 12-mile corner. Phone Gresham 256. TRUCKMEN ATTENTIO N! State permits, liab ilities and property dam age can be had at greatly reduced rates o f John Brown, P ow ell street. Special al A ttention to E ye D iseases »eases and Gresham, phone 2501.tf F ittin g of Gia Office, over First State Bank Ignition Expert Gresham. Oregon 826 will be given to him who proves that I can not find the deficiency of his m a chine on starting, lighting and ignition. Phone 167x1 Main Street Garage. Phone Oresham 1228. GEO. INGLIS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon MACHINERY. HOW ABOUT YOU! When Abraham Lincoln was a young man he ran for the legislature of Illi nois and was badly swamped. He next entered business — failed—and spent 17 years of his life paying up the debts of a w orthless partner. He was in love with a beautiful woman to whom he became engaged— and then she died. E ntering politics again be ran for congress and was badly defeated. He then tried for an appointm ent in the United State Land Office, but failed. After this he became a candidate for the United States senate and was de feated. In 1856 he became a candidate for the vice-presidency, but lost the race In 1858 he was once more defeated, this time by Douglas. In the face of all this, he eventual ly became one of the country’s great est men, If not the greatest. How would you stand In face of such setbacks? Think It over. Reason Enough. Bland—"W hat is the teachings of the Bible which Sm ithers practices and which cause his wife to sue for divorce?" Blake—"Love thy neighbor." Bland—"Well----- ?” Blake—“She's young—and pretty." NOTICE OF F IN A L ACCOUNT. 23031. In the Circuit Court of the State o f Ore gon, for the County of Multnomah. In the M atter of the E state o f M artha J. Tiller. Deceased. Notice is hereby given that Laura Ade- laid Tiller, a s adm inistratrix w ith the will annexed o f the last will and te sta ment and of the estate of M artha J. T il ler, deceased, has duly filed with the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon. County of Multnomah, Departm ent o f Probate, her final account of her adm inistration of said estate, nnd that Tuesday, September 2d, 1924, at the hour of 9 :30 a. m. and the court room of said court has been duly fixed as the tim e and place for the hear ing of objections to said final account and the settlem ent thereof. LAU RA A D E L A ID TILLER, A dm inistratrix with the w ill annexed. McGUIRK * SC H N EID E R , A ttorneys for Adm inistratrix. Dated and first published, Aug. 1, 1924. D ate of last publication, A ugust 29, 1924. PH Y SIC IAN S HAY W A N T E D — Second-hand Phone Gresham 1495. LIVESTOCK cider press. PLANTS, SEEDS, ETC. HORSES FOR SALE—Gray m are bought for nine years old, good worker and feeder and quiet. About 1400 pounds. Also m ilk goat at a reasonable price. See them soon. C. H . Gain, Gresham, Oregon, Box 112-A, Route 4.tf TEAM OF H ORSES for sale. W eigh about 3100. G. B. Middleton ranch, 3 m iles w est of Gresham on Powell V a l ley road. TWO HORSES FOR SA LE for $50. or will trade for cow or hogs or chickens. J. V. Grace, R. A, B ox 400, Gresham. Oregon.______________________________ tf HORSE FOR SALE CH EAP. About 1250 pounds. A ge about 11. F. M attson, Gresham, phone 577. FOR SALE—3 well m atched team s, or will hire with or w ithout drivers. Gif- ford, phone Gresham 721. H U N G A R IA N VETCH SE E D for sale. John E ggim an, 1% m iles south of P leasan t Hom e, Phone Gresham 393. EMPLOYMENT Office over Bank of Gresham Let me help you solve your paint Office phone 1481 or 178 Bee. 1488 ing problems. Todd, The P aint Man, W ith Dr. W. J. Ott Oresham. phone 197L—-Adv. tf Beet phone for appointm ent MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE—French bull terriers, |10 to 635. J. A. Paul, F oster road, near Syca more._________________________________ C A R BID E H OUSE LIGHTING PLA N T for sale, cheap. Call J. C. Fisher. San dy Blvd. and Osburn road. Phone Gresham 1683. W ILLA R D PIANO FOR SALE, In per- Just tuned. 6200. Mrs feet condition D. W. McKay, Fairview , phone Gresh Three registered PIGS PU RS BRED DUROC P IG S . 2 m o n th s A. W. BOTKIN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon H. V. ADIX, M. D. Physician and Surgeon N IN E MILK COWS for sale, also four heifers, 1 registered Guernsey bull. Phone Gresham 26x1. R. Salquist, 3 m iles e a st of Gresham._______________tf FOR SALE—Jersey heifer with fem ale c a lf beside her. C. E. Rusher, phone 79x2. HOLSTEIN COW FOR SALE. Fresh one week. M ilking six gallon s per day. Gifford, phone G resham 7 2 L __________ GOOD FR EH COW for sale. Bob Strebin, ¡»hone G r e s h a m _7M.______________________ HOLSTEIN H E IF E R S. 18 and 4 m onths old. for sale. F rem ont’s P oultry Ranch on B arr road, near < r a ig road. SIX R E G ISTER ED JE R SE Y H E IF E R S, Jersey heifers 2 years old, com ing fresh soon, also one registered H olstein and one Guernsey, both about 4 m o n th s old. Many others for sale. Gifford, phone Gresham 721. for Women and Children Oresham, Oregon GIRL W ANTS WORK in private fam ily. Room s 15 and 16, Congdon Bldg. Phone Gresham 373. __________ H ours 2 to 5 P. M. W AN T MAN to m ake cordwood near Office 1271 Phones R esidence 127x Gresham. Phone 25x2. Gres barn, Oregon W AN TED — Board and room for little girl 12 years, with refined people, m oth er’s care. Call 784. PLOW ING AN D G EN ER A L TEAM work wanted. I. L. Davidson, phone Gresham 15x1. CATTLE about 6 m onths «»id Emily F. Bolconi, M. D. Physician and Surgeon am 651. DR. MARY F. BECKER Chiropractor Electric Therapy Electric Sweat, Mineral Raths H o u rs: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Library y Block, C Gresham “• Pho none 122x A F E W P U R E B R E D P O IN TED P U P S now ready to train. Price 210 up. G if ford, phone Gresham 721. NO. 1 S IL O fo r sa le. Chas. Paim blad, Gresham, R. 4, phone 38x1. Mrs. Harriett Timmerman’s FOR QUICK A N D E F F IC IE N T WOOD SAY WING. Call G. A. Cox, Gresham, phone 176. tf All cases, bat contagions diseases PHONE GRESHAM 1861 6750 B A ILEY P L A Y ER PIAN O and 35 rolls of m usic for 6200. Cecil Metzger. Gresham, phone 1151. tf FOR SALE—6250 Mandel phonograph. 25 records. Sell quick for 695. Inquire for Gill, W alrad Merc. Co. tf FOR SALE— Dry No. 1 and No. 2 fir wood, also good m aple wood, delivered. L. E. Crassweli, phone 363. tf A home where the sick are nursed, not the sickness DEN TISTS Phoneet Office 8184, Ree. 1181 DR. W. J. OTT Dentist old, $5 and $6. R. F. W alters, Gresham, phone 1781. FOR SALE—Chester W hite pigs, 7 w eeks old. Also purebred sow pig s from reg Nerve Blocking Dental X-Ray istered sows. D am ascus H eights Farm , SA N D A N D GRAVEL, 50c a yard, a t pit, Office over Bank of Oresham M ullenhoff Bros. Tel. D am ascus 94. half m ile south of Troutdale, or will de liver. Phone Gresham 78x2. O. A. HOGS Bryan.______ FOR SA LE OR EXC H A NG E—Three sow s with pigs. 15 feeder hogs, 6 pigs, FOR WOODSAW ING call J. H ossnsr. 6 w e e k s; 6 heifers, 2-year mare colt. 1 phone 16x1. potato digger and sm all tools. Ed. P aisley, Troutdale, O r e g o n . _________ P A IN T A N D W ALL P A P E R are not side Office In Bank of Gresham Ilnlldlng lines with Todd, the Paint Man. He POVLTKY will tell you how. P h o n e 1971. tf In Sandy W ednesdaya and T hursdays FOR SA LE— •Fine flock purebred Barred SINK . PH O N ES C om er sink in good condition, Rocks; priae w inners; trap-nested 67.75. J. E. Metzger. Gresham 1281 Sandy 89 and I x i s to c k ; hens, roosters, cockerels and p u lle ts; separately if desired. Mrs. C. W H E N IN PORTLAND VISIT M ilady’s M Zim merm an, phone 24 91. __________ B eauty Shoppe. "Quality not speed.” ATTORNEYS B A R R E D ROCK H E N S or P U L L E T S , Room 318, over Roberts Bros. MAin 5305 $1.50 each. Mark N ickerson. Phone Gresham 725. tf Phones W AN TED —a tilting woodsaw table for MAln 1248 O resham 1611 saw in g poles, with or without saw. N am e price. R. G. Scott, Sherwood, POULTRY W ANTED Oregon. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ALL K INDS, AN Y TIME ANY GJRL In trouble m ay com m unicate No. 24067. W E PAY CASH with Ensign Lee of the Salvation Army In the Circuit Court o f the State of Ore Oresham Office, W ithrow Bldg GRESHAM PRODUCE CO. at the W hite Shield Home, 565 M ayfair gon, County of Multnomah. In Probate. Gresham , Oregon Probate aad Contoration Werk avenue, Portland. Oregon. In the Matter of the E state of Ira A. P hone 1103 Portland Office. 721 Cerbett Bldg. Bradfleld. Deceased. NOTICE OF MEETING OF COUNTY N otice Is hereby given th at Nora M. Real Estate, Rentals, Loans. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Rusher has been appointed by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the O NE-AC RE LOT at Boring, level, no N otice is hereby given that on Monday, County of M ultnomah, D epartm ent of stones, 6125. P aym en ts accepted. R. F. September 8. 1924. the Board of E qu aliza Probate, as adm inistratrix of the estate W alters, Gresham, phone 1731. tf tion of Multnomah county will attend at of Ira A. Bradfield. deceased, and has FARMERS ATTENTION! ---- the office of the County Assessor, at the qualified. All persons havin g claim s rates on farm Insurance in large Courthouse in Portland, and publicly e x against snid estate are hereby notified to Reduced Office over Bank of Oresham stock com panies. See John Brown, am ine the assessm ent rolls for the year present the sam e, duly verified as by law Powell street. Gresham, phone 2501. tf 1924, and correct all errors in valuation, Telephones! Office t i l l , Ree. 9489 required, to the undersigned a t the office of McGuirk A Schneider, W ithrow Bldg., FOR R E N T —4-room cottage near car description or qualities of lands, lots or line. Electric lights and bath. Anna L. other property, assessed by the County Gresham, Oregon, within six m onths from Schiller, R. 1, % m ile south of Gresham. A ssessor. And it shall be the duty of the date hereof M USICIANS persons interested to appear at the time NORA M. RU SH ER. place appointed. If it shall appear Adm inistratrix. FOR SALE—N ice home in Sandy, con and Board of Equalization that there McGUIRK A SC H N EID E R . s is tin g o f 6-room house, full basem ent, to such any lands or lots or other property A ttorneys for A dm inistratrix. 6 bearing fruit trees, good garage, are assessed twice, or Incorrectly assessed as Dated anil first published. Aug 8. 1924. good chicken house and yard. Dr. Sture, to description or quantity, and in the Accredited Teacher of Plane Date of last publication, Sept. 6, 1924. Sandy, phone 6x2, or Gresham 1231. nam e of a person or persons not the ow n Pupil o f Louts Victor Saar er thereof, or assessed under or beyond sap. Berry land. See Krider & Elkington, the actual cash value thereof, said Board Scale B uilding and Elem entary 3resha Gresham, Oregon.______________________ m ay m ake proper correction of the same. H arm ony If it shall appear to such Board that any ,/L ARE ARMED c FOR SA LE BY ADM INISTRATO R, 6- land, lots or other property assessable by Studio—Gresham, phone 791 room house with bath and lot about the A ssessor are not assessed, such Board WAGE AFIG-HT , 50 x 100 feet. N ear entrance to fair shall assess the sam e at the full cash rounds. F ifth street. Gresham. For in- value thereof. or the meats ormation see C. J Lundquist, ad m in HIRAM U. W ELCH, WE istrator o f the estate o f Chas. Johhson, County A ssessor. ORGAN PIANO VOICI at First State Bank or call G resham Portland, Ore,, Aug. 15, 1924. MOV 1033.__________________________________ tf Accredited Teacher ARE' L O W B R r R O N T ROOM in odd F ellow s H all for rent. See Carl P ah l, Gresham I W ednesdays at Mra. A. M. Wilklnaona 601 — Office P h on e-------601 Shoe Shop tf Gresham P hone 1061 Offlee Electric Bldg. FARM S FOR SALB, large or sm all. In fine agricultural section. Karl J. H ag- DOROTHY WALTON berg. It 2. Oresham, ¡»hone 676. tr , N EW MODERN HOUSE for sale. 4 rooms _________ Teacher of P lano and breakfast nook. Also som e furni ture. Two blocks west of high school. EDELLA TOWLE Carpenter and Contractor Call 25>5 after 7 o ’clock In evenings. DR. JULIUS G. STURE Dentist McGuirk & Schneider Attorneys at Law W. J. COOPER Attorney at Law FRIEDA E. BRATZEL T T. F ? T o m G . T a y lo r FRANK WE HAVE ALWAYS FOUGHT FOR PURE meats. We w on't allow a piece of meat to come Into this m arket that doesn't live up to w hat we ex pect of It. It m ust be able to stand the testa we give It. Folks know when they buy a pound of meat of us they have purchased 16 ounces of wholesome purity. Teacher of Dunning System G UARANTEED A n n o u n cem en t SEPTIC TANKS OF Gresham Undertaking Co. Air Tight GRESHAM MEAT MARKET A. J. W. BROWN. Prop. Phone 1S91 Powell SL Phone 17x1 W. S. WOOD Auctioneer B. W. EMERY V A N C O U V E R W ASHINGTON Farm sad Stoch Sales a Specialty Phoae Yaaconver <14. or Gresham OaUook IMI We Guarantee to Please COOK’S CHEVROLET MOTOR CO. yfcr Iee«e«aeem/ W w<e •/«»♦•»••• Phone« Bdwy. 8576 Oresham 1201 and 356 Three Truck» Dally 66(4 N. Second Street Insured Carriere MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE P o r t la n d — W a y P o in t s — G r e s h a m Lei me «ell you that new Chevrolet LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Wood Coal Briquets T IR E S and TUBES Sand G ravel CONCRETE MW« • • ' • • eL«S C ru sh ed R ock B R IC K Delivered Any Place. Quick Service. Loweat Price«. Best Concrete M aterial to be had. Yulranliinr and Retreading ulcaniiinr nn All Work 0 G uaranteed Gresham Tire Shop UEO. A. BRANDT Phone 1471 IN SUR ANC E 5EE__ JOHN BROWN Pioneer Real E state and Insurance Life — F irs — A atomo bile — H ealth P late Glaee SATISFACTIO N G U A R A N TEED Office 2601 Phonee Ree. 9608 Regner Building JAMES ELKINGTON IN SU R A N C E Ç H IV R O 1 F I, F IS K for Beginners Studio F irst S tate Bank Building Phone 1881 Water Proof Buildings Moved Morticians and Funeral Directors Caskets *45 and Up DAY AND NIGHT SKRV’ CB TROUTDALE, OREGON Phone Oresham 48x6 C. JO N E S KNARR & SON PHONE ORESHAM 489 TROUTDALE, OREOON Accident Snrety Bonds Fire Automobile Life Health Plate Glase Office 2841 Phonee Insurance Rea. 1868 Real Estate Accident, H ealth, AatomobUe Oregon Fire R elief Assn. Oregon Life Insurance Company B. W . T H O R N E , A g t. Auto Tops Recovered and Repaired. All kinds of To M aterial and Curtain W indows S. E. PALMQUIST AI TO TOP SHOP Mala HL Gresham Phoae IMS CONTRACTING AND BUILDING All Work guaranteed flrat-claaa W . K . H a m ilt o n Phone 195x4 Oresham, Oregon
