Gresham outlook., October 03, 1924, Page 2, Image 2

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OBESHAM OUTLOOK.
GKESHAM OUTLOOK
Published every T uesday and F riday I
at G resham , Oregon, by th e Outlook I
P ublishing Co., H. L. St. C lair, |
E ditor and M anager.
To Help Farmers
O ne year. 11.60, s ix m onth s, 85c, three
m onth s trial su b scrip tion , 60c.
1
C om bination ra te s w ith all the P o r t­
la n d D ailies.
By C. E. Spence,
State Market Agent
Scales Must Balance.
W hen th e p u rch asin g pow er of a
I co u n try eq u als or exceeds its produc-
| lug pow er th e n th e re is sta b ility ,
___. “
___ , ;
~
3
7 when th e p u rch a sin g pow er is less
I. i » i l , a t the Pxmtofflce "at ureeham tb an p roduction pow er th e re is th e
Oregon, under the A ct o f M arch a, 187». | reverse.
T h ere a re ab o u t fo rty m illion farm -
GONE IRE (H it EOKEK.'X G R tl> I®™ 1,1 the u “ited States. T h e irs is th e
MARKETS.
biggest sin g le in d u stry of th e n atio n .
If they could sell th e ir p ro d u cts at
A m erican farm ers who have re- tair pr"flu , «»ere w ould be g en e ral
duced th eir planted acreage oi w heat pZ,o8pef?ty in a11 a g ric u ltu ra l sta te s,
to 57,111,000 5
" they cannot, th en th e re ca n n o t
of 76.6S3.000 acres in . _ 1919
. .
I n . ’ / r m a I h iiu in o u a
A l l 11»» c o
I » . . ..
in 1924 is both justifiable and wise ln l,“ '
th e opinion of T heodore I). H am m att. ,ne88 a re c? r ‘? in to feel th e eff<?ct8 ° f
in v estigator for th e D epartm ent of aK n cu ltu rai depression
Commerce, who sees in th e move th e
^uny Betweeu the Ends,
possibility of the passing of th e
The,
oi iooJ p ri)duclt8 "»»st
U nited S tates as a w heat exporting ^ P t the p rices offered; th e con-
country. A pparently the farm ers be 8“ “ e r*
‘he p r" d“ ct8
p,ay th e
lieve the only safe policy is to lim it p ric *8 a8Ik e,,; ,T he in dividual fa rm e r
th e ir production to the needs of th e r . U8t 8 e l , a t l , e p r ‘c* ? ffe,red e/ en
hom e m arket
when he know s th a t it is less th a n
In the opinion of Mr. H am m att w ar “
‘he pr<id u c t *;O8t h i® ' ™ e
dislocated the w hole system of in te r- ly . c" " su m er m u st pay th e fixed re-
national trad e in bread-stuffs. Russia, a ' prl<^ h
« ° w ithout. It d o esn ’t
India, A rgentine and A ustralia, all ’ ‘ m a tte r w h eth er dr n ot he can afford
large grow ers of w heat, fell m ore or th e price.
Betw een th e farm an d th e k itch en is
less into the background d uring the
w ar, w hile th e United S tates and a v a s t "s p re a d ” in p rices. F a r too
C anada entered more im portantly in t- ft“ / “ * ,n t“r ®8‘8 J iv* ° " th e betw een
th e com petitive field. T his continued
v
.
m an.y
a fte r the w ar had ended, but evidently dI,f;? 7 ’,d *er8’ , fa r to ° *"any r ® a lfer8'
it has not taken long for the period of
.n d
a l l / he8e
A D V E R T IS IN G
R a tes reason ab le
Our rep resen ta tiv e
w ill ca ll.
farm er in th e rea r line of fighting.
Many elem ents en ter Into th e de­
veloping of a g re a t world trad e In
breadstuff's ju st as they en ter Into
w orld trad e In m anufactured goods.
L abor plays its part, but basically the
shipping problem is the chief key to
th e situation. The scuttling of The
A m erican M erchant M arine spells
m ore to this country than the loss of
prestige on the seas. It m eans th e
I,amp. ring of A m erican trad e w hich
m u st depend on foreign b o tto m s - th e
w ater railro a d s needed to c a rry A m er­
ican goods to foreign m arkets.
:nn g o v ern ro u te s
EKI HAY, OCTOBER 8,
quit. Many fa rm e rs h av e lo st m oney
in them .
In n ea rly ev ery fa ilu re th e ca u se
has been th a t of too little s tre n g th [
an d too g re a t ex p enses. A c o o p e ra ­
tive m ovem ent th a t does not co n tro l
a big volum e of th e p ro d u ctio n h as a
poor ch an ce too su< veed, and an o r- |
g an izatio n th a t coniines itself sim ply I
to c o n tro llin g p ro d u ctio n is little
b etter. Both p ro d u ctio n co n tro l and
m a rk e tin g are n ecessary . T h e p ro d ­
u c t s m u st go to co n su m ers a t a price
at w hich th ey w ill buy to th e ir needs (
if th e re be a n a tu ra l co n su m p tio n , and
th e p rice to th e g ro w e r m u st be t h a t )
of a living p ro fit if h e is to p ro sp er.
C ooperation m u st be alo n g th e lin e s)
of g ettin g th e gro w n p ro d u ct to th e
hom e w ith few h a n d lin g s and m iddle
profits. T h e u n n ec essary m iddle ex ­
p en ses m u st be divided betw een th e
g ro w er and e a te r, in liig h r p rice s to I
th e fa rm e r and low er co sts to th e c o n ­
su m er.
T h is k ind of co o p eratio n
w ould w eed o ut th e arm y th a t m ak es
m oney from th e w o rk of o th e rs b u t it
w ould m ak e p erm an en cy for a g ric u l­
tu re an d in d ire ctly for a ll o th e r b u si- |
ness.
E’arin Reminders.
T h ick c re a m —not le s s th a n 30 per
cen t b u tte rfa t—is an a d v a n ta g e to th e
farm er, th e s ta te college d airy d e p a r t­
m ent holds. I t h a s a low er p e rc e n t­
age of m ilk se ru m th a n th in cream
and hence does n o t spoil as q uickly.
Being lig h te r th a n th in cre am it co sts
less in ex p re ss ch arg es.
1!WI
LASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
EMPLOYMENT
P H Y t u e iA s a
W O R K W A N T E D by fo u r or five J a p a n
e s e in p o ta to d ig g in g o r b^rry pru n ing
U. H a a e g a w a . aouth M ain str e e t, Greah
a m , p h o n e 3x._________________________
W A N T E D — G irl to a a a isl w ith houae
w ork in P o rtla n d fa m ily
T im e and op
p o rtu n ity g iv e n for p ra ctice on p ian o
or ty p e w r ite r , 320.
....................
A d d ress E., ca re
O utlook.
W A N T E D — P lo w in g And g en era l tea m
w o rk . E . W a ll, G resh a m , phone 33x4.
F O R W O O D S A W IN G c a ll J. HoMB^r
p h on e 15x1 _
P h o n » : Ortie» 12(1
F O R W O O D S A W IN G p h o n e S te v e M ars-
ton, G resh a m 3^5.
tf
F O R ^ U I C K A N D E F F I C IE N T W O O D-
SA I
C a ll G. A. Cox. G resh am ,
p h o n e 176.
tf
H. H. H U G H ES, M. D.
H our» : 10-12 A. M.
G R ESH A M .
Ofllc» 2261
S p ecia a l
A tte n tio n to E y e D is e a s e s
F it t in g o f G la sse»
Offlce, e v e r F ir st S ta te R ank
G resh a m , O regon
A. W. BOTKIN, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
COMING TO
’^ ® r t 8k* r e a t
° i U m e’
Dr. Mellenthin
B a r k e r road.
I S M A L L P IG S F O R S A L E . C h a s. P a lm -
lilad , It. 1, G r e s h a m , p lio n e 38x1.________
I b & K K SHIRB H O AR F O R S A L E . A lv in I
K a se r , G resh a m , R. 2, B o x 44. S e c tio n I
L in e road , 2 m ile s w est o f G resh am .
P h o n e 122x
Milk and Cream
F IS K
T IR E S
and
TUBES
Gresham Tire Shop
Mrs. Harriett Timmerman’s
A hom e w here th e sick are
nursed, not the sick n ess
All cases, but contagions diseases
PHONE GRESHAM 1861
D E N T IS T S
PhoDM i
GREETING CARDS
KKP1 ltl II
LOST A S P FOUND.
'T H E rxchange of G R E E T IN G C .IR D S
* at the Holiday Season has rightly be­
come a universal custom because it pro­
vides a graceful way of acknowledging
friendships.
0
At your suggestion our salesman will
call on you with samples of our beautiful
lines of engraved Greeting Cards.
B
B
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
It 1« w ell to order »t onee w h ile lin es are
com plete lor ns the holid ays approach var­
ious lines may he ehtsed out. Cull here
now and look over th e sam p les.
CRVMPAGKKR
W ILL WIN.
G resham O utlook
Phone 1561
V A N C O U V E R . W A S H IN G T O N
F arm anil S tork S a le , a S p ecia lty
P h o n e V u n eo u ta r (14, or
G resh am O ntlook 15(1
B e». »195
N erve B locking
D ental X -R ay
Offlce over B ank of G resham
DR. JULIUS G. STURE
D entist
onie» In R ank o f O rraham lla llilln g
In S a n d y W e d n e sd a y s a n d T h u rsd a y »
PHONES
G re«kam H31______
S a n d y (9 a n d ( x l
ATTORNEYS
M A ln 1249
P hones
G resh a m 15»J
McGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
G resh am Offlce. W ith r o w B ld g
P ro b a te an d C orp oration W ork
P o rtla n d Ortlce, 721 C orb ett B ld g .
W. J. COOPER
Attorney at Law
Office over Bank of Gresham
T eleph on e»! Offlre 11(1, R e«. |4 ( g
M U S IC IA N S
FRIEDA E. BRATZEL
Accredited Teacher of Plano
P upil o f L ou la V icto r S a a r
S c a le B u ild in g an d E le m e n ta r y
H a rm o n y
S tu d io —G resh a m , p h o n s 791
T o m G . T a y lo r
ORGAN
PIANO
Accredited Teacher
VOICI
W ed n esd a y s a t M rs. A. M. W ilk in so n s
G resh am
P h o n e 1061
DOROTHY WALTON
T e a c h e r o f P la n o
EDELLA TOWLE
Teacher of Dunning System
fo r B e g in n e r s
S tu d io F ir st S ta te B a n k B u ild in g
P h o n e 18(1
IN S U R A N C E
SEE_
JOHN BROWN
P io n eer R eal E s ta t e a n d In su ra n ce
L ife — F ire — A u to m o b ile — H ealth
P la te G la ss
S A T IS F A C T IO N G U A R A N T E E D
Offlce 2601
P hones
Rea. 2501
R e g n e r B u ild in g
JAM ES ELKINGTON
IN S U R A N C E
Phone» Bdwy. 8576
G resh am 1201 and 355
Three
Trucks Dally
65*4 N. Second Street
Insured Carriers
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
LOCAL AND LO N« DISTANCE MOVING
Wootl
Coal
B riquets
The variety in style and price will be
of convenience to many.
(RUMPACKER
W. S. WOOD
A uctioneer
1.1'ST 20 G O A T S
N o tify J o h n V o g ler,
o p p o site G resh a m O reen n o u se on H o g a n
ro a d o r p h on e G resh a m 306.
T A K E N U P — Y ou n g red h u ll c a lf w ith
w h ite m a rk in g s. O w n er c a n h a v e sa m e
b y p a y in g fo r feed an d ad v . C h as. A.
R o g ers. G resh a m , p h o n e 1676.
Offlre 1184,
DR. W. J. OTT
D entist
SEPTIC TANKS
S E A S O N O F 1924
will w >rk ’ th th e republic
«Don fn »m th sta te aud w ill i
hetti r resulti i for le state.
II« k n i ’ WH
it o >Kon needs,
F o r all th e people all the tim e.
and
Em ily F. Bolcom, M .D .
Physician and Surgeon
The White AUTO TOP Co.
For Congress
R esid e n c e 2261
GEO. IN G LIS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
MISCELLANEOUS
Gresham Undertaking Co.
To Know the Man
Is to Vote for Him
OREGON
C O N C O R D G R A P E S for m a k in g jelly .
Phone 167x1
Mra. H o m er W illia m s, G resh a m , phone
103x.______________________ ________
C E D A R B E R R Y P O S T S fo r sa le . F rom
LIVESTOCK
12-21 in ch es.
O rd ers to r 1U0 pouts or
m ore d e liv e r e d w ith in
10 m ile s o f
G
resh
a
m
,
a
t
10
a n d 15c each .
J. S
HORSES
for
__D o n a ld son G r e sh a m, phone* 7CG.
T E A M " F M A R E S ab ou t » v ea ra old . P U R E B 11ED A 1R f »ALE T’Ü P S , fe m a le s
Women and Children
W eight a b o u t 3200, a lso harnea». C h ea p
-
Oregon
>5.00; m a le s »1». P h o n e G resh am 2371 Gresham,
if ta k e n a t on ce. C. J. P eter so n . R. 1.
C O N C O R D G R A P E S for sa le . Mrs. W
' i l f s h a n h A n d erso n S ta tio n
___ tf
H . G ib son . G resh a m , p h o n e 32x
T E A M F O R SARK . W ork s in g le or d o u ­
ble. s te a d y an d tru e, g o o d p u llers. R E M IN G T O N T Y P E W R 1 T E R {o r Mtk>
In good co n d itio n . C. 11. Sloop, B or-
W o u ld ta k e fresh co w in trad e.
W.
Ing. Oreg o n , n ea r P le a s a n t H o m e
C ook. R ock w ood .
tf
G OOD M IX E D C L O V E R A N D TIM O TH Y
R oom » 15 a n d 16, C ongdon B ld g .
B R O O D A N D W O R K M A R E for sa le . S.
h a y for sa le .
A b o u t 12 to n s.
C. J.
C. D ix o n . F a ir v ie w , p h on e G resh am 21x.
H o u r s 2 to 5 P . M.
P eter so n , A n d erso n S ta tio n . R. 1. B o x
61. G resh a m .
tf
Offlce 1271
P hones
R esid e n c e 127z
CATTLE
FUR
pups, th ree-
G resh a m , O regon
m
on
th
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F R E S H CO W F O R S A L E . A u g u st P e te r ­
2161.
son. 3 m ile s e a s t o f G resh am , o n B o r in g
road. P h o n e 26x2,
not designate shipping ports n e a re st
a r « 1ta k in « ovt;r
farm s,
th e points of g re a te s t' production, or 9 ^ ^ losing game ° nC
From Tested Cows
p o rts of a rriv a l a t points of n e a re st |
a Hituatlon th a t 8houl<1 v ita lly
SP E C IA L IST
d istribution. We m ust take w hat we
In Internal Medicine for the
in te re st the b u sin ess in te re sts o» O re­
___________POULTRY____________'
Passed by
can get. and experience in th e p ast gon.
past twelve years
O
urs
Is
an
a
g
ric
u
ltu
ra
l
state.
has clearly show n th a t G reat B ritain,
Portland Health Authorities.
Its cities ca n n o t grow for long u n le ss
POULTRY
W
ANTED
i
dom inating the sea, has never geared I ¿here ls p ro sp ero u s a g ric u ltu re be­
A L L K IN D S . A N Y T IM E
h er m aritim e o p erations to m eet the hind them . T h e re should be a g e n ­
W E P A Y C A SH
DOES NOT OPERATE
best
te re st of Uncle Sam.
GRESHAM
PRODUCE CO.
era l m ovem ent to help th e fa rm e rs
W H IT E R O SE
| P h o n e 1103
G resh a m , O regon
organize
th
e
ir
production.
T
h
eir
I.lteraey Test In New York.
p ro sp erity is of far m ore im p o rtan ce
S A N IT A R Y D A IR Y
Real E state, R en tals, Loans.
H ereafter, no person can en ter the than
th a t of th e m iddle In terests.
Will be nt
| M O D E R N 6-ROOM H O U S E for s a le C e- I
polling booth in New York sta te who
P h o n e G resham 80x2
Why C ooperation .Moves Slow ly.
m en t b a sem en t, p len ty o f fru it. P ro p - i
BENSON HOTEL
e r ty o f th e J. H . C one e s ta t e on F ir s t |
h as not com pleted a t least the sixth
Why co operation m oves so slow ly in
str e e t, 2 b lo ck s w est o f B a n k o f G resh ­
grade of un elem entary school course |O reg o n is because so m any move-
.
R e a so n a b le te r m s ca n be had.
W ednesday, T hursday, Friday, am
A p p ly to S. S. T h o m p so n , p h on e 1947.
or passed au exam ination given by m enta aloug th is line have sta rte d and
O
ctober
S,
9
and
10
,
. . . .
failed. T he farm e rs have little hope
A nnouncem ent
F U R N I S H E D H O U S E K E E P I N G ROOM
those to whom the sta te e n tru sts th e
le88 en th u siasm .
One a fte r
fo r ren t.
C lo se in.
C lea n a n d lig h t.
Office
Hours:
10
a.
m.
to
4
p.
m.
OF
M rs. Id a H e n g stle r , R o b e r ts a v e n u e ,
teaching of its children and adults. I an o th er have been organized, func-
G r e sh a m , p h on e 174-_________________ tf
T his m eans th a t p rac tica lly every |tio n e d w eakly for s h o rt periods, an d
| H A L F -A C R E T R A C T _ fo r ” sa lv on W a l-
Three Buys Only
new voter will have sp e n t som e tim e
lu la H e ig h ts , G resh a m .
F in e co rn er
BIOS WANTED.
•
lo ca tio n . C. M. Z im m erm a n . 50th an d
in an A m erican school room before
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th
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,
phone
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3392.________t
f I
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i Cash bids w anted for th e school
M orticians and Funeral
No Charge for Consultation
u n dertaking the lull responsibilities I pro p erly of fo rm er T erry School Dis-
F A R M E R S A T T E N T IO N !
i
D irectors
of citizeushlp. Many other sta te s tr lc t No, 8, M ultnom ah, O regon, on
Dr. M ellenthin Is a r e g u la r g ra d u a te ReÄ
d
B ro ^ T i
Caskets
il5 and Cp
have a literacy te st for voting but the liase Ijine roa<1 ab o u t o n e-h alf m ile 111 m edicine an d s u rg e ry an d is li- I P o w e ll stree t, G resh a m , p h o n e 2501. tf
sta te of New York is the first to give east from 12-Mile co rn e r co n sistin g of censed by th e s ta te of O regon. H e I f a r m s F O R S A L E , la rg e or sm a ll. In
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
i,,
„ i
...
..
. » i one acru m o re o r less of lan d and does n o t o p e ra te fo r c h ro n ic a p p e n ­
fine a g r ic u ltu r a l se ctio n . K a rl J. H a g -
to its educational au th o rities the duty L chooj b uildings th ero n .
B. W. EMERY
berg. R. 2. G
- resh
’ a m , p h on e 576.
dicitis, g all sto n es, u lc e rs of stom ach,
of m aking the test as to the literacy I Bids m ay be m ade se p a ra te — for to n sils o r adenoids.
N E W M O D E R N H O U S E to r sa le . 4 ro o m s
Phone 17x1
of Its voters and the first to prescrib e land or b uildings or for land an d
a n d b r e a k fa st nook. A lso so m e turn*,
He h as to h is c re d it w o n d erfu l r e ­
tu re. T w o b lo ck s w e s t o f h ig h sch ool.
a test of "reading and w riting w ith I buildings to g eth er. Bids to be in th e su lts in d iseases of th e sto m ach , liver,
Vie
G
uarantee
to P lease
C all 25x5 a f te r 7 o 'clo ck In e v en in g s.
hands of the C lerk by four o 'clock bow els, blood, sk in , n erv es, h e a rt, k id ­
understanding.'
HEEDN
p. m., O ctober 7, 1924. Bids w ill be ney, b lad d er, bed w ettin g , c a ta rrh ,
TRIMMING mill UPHOLSTERING
W h o Is I n t e r e s t e d !
(Opened a t th e G resham D rug Co. sto re w eak lu n g s, rh eu m a tism , sc iatica , leg I w i n t e r v e t c h a n d r y e fo r sa le
S p ecia l A tte n tio n U lic n to
T h e ta r iff q u e stio n is n e ith e r a re - r “ e d B te at e ,?* h °.’ c ‘<> ck p '
T he u lc e rs and re c ta l ailm e n ts.
I A <;, S ch a n tin , Itw liw u n il, p lio ne 2.;;i.
S ea t C o v ers an d R ep a irin g
p u b lican n o r a d e m o c ra tic issu e.
Br° ard ^ 8ervt'8 “ >« r ‘Bht to re je c t an y
Below a re th e nam es of a few of his I
S A L E — H u n g a r ia n v etch , reclea n ed ,
m any satisfied p a tie n ts in O regon:
I
H e '8 h ts F a r m. T el. D a m a s-
Workmen in tills country a re cm- ° a
1 8‘
C. J. LUNQDUIST, C lerk,
Mrs. J. M. B ow ers, Toledo, g all I ----- ----- ---------------------------------------------—
ployed, eat, live, dress aud have th e ir
School D istric t No. 4.
P h o n e B R a co n 4216
sto n e s an d bow el tro u b le .
I
ALTOMOBIIJSS.
am usem ents under w hat we term the
O ver L ib e r ty G a ra g e. 125-14th St..
Jo h n J. W estfall, Iro n sid e, u lcers of
i„.:| , , S r r on
Ford .n r for sale
"A m erican sta n d ard of living" w hich I
n o t ic e to C R F D IT O K S ,
B et. A ld er an d W a sh in g to n
a t d isco u n t or tra d e for ch ick en s. P h o n e
Is higher th an in any oth er nation in in the C ircu it C ourt o f th e s t a t e o f Ore- th e stom ach
G resh a m 2371.
th e world.
I ? Hn f ° r ,h ® C ou n ty o f M u ltn om ah . P ro-
B arney D ionne, B andon, lung and
1922 W IL L Y S K N IG H T to u r in g
new
H ours of w ork a re sh o rter, factory In “th’o 1 M a tter o f th e E s ta te o f Ir v in g b ro n ch ia l tro u b le.
tires, A - l co n d itio n . I f y o u w a n t to g e t
Mrs. N ick Oja, Gold B each, gall
mid housing c
” tions nr« b etter mid I Dodge, Dtx’eitHed.
a n e x t r a g o o d ca r lo o k t h is over.
w ag es are hig .• th an can be secured , Notice 1» h ereb y g iv en th a t th e u nder- stones.
1923 F o rd 4-door se d a n . L o o k s a n d r u n s
i, ...»
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3 I sig n ed , M ary L ou ise D od ge, h a s b een ap -
good .
M rs. T. II. M artin , Moro, h igh blood 1923
el8< wh< re. I his condition of affairs J pointed e x e c u tr ix o f the last w ill an d
O v erla n d to u rin g ,
L ooks and runs
1 h not all an accident. It has been th e I t» «tam en t or Irv in g Dodg«* d ecea sed , by p ressu re.
good .
Jo h n Itallod, Ja c k so n v ille , kidney 1 1934 M a x w e ll ro a d ster. L o o k s a n d ru n s
outgrow . 1, of an In d ustrial policy
Y ^ ' U i t T o f ‘ m u H ™ . ? /
tro a u b ie le an d rh eu m » a i v tism .
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u h it li lias encouraged th e building u p lm e n t o f P rob ate, an d h a s tiu a lliled -
j i
1 1923 S ta r , d riv en . le s s ,,
th a n 2000 m ile s.
A. E. ( am p b ell, A lbany, ap p e n d icitis, ft ix>oks like a new < a r
of A m erican industries.
I A ll v«-rsons h a v in g c la im s a g a in st sa id
* W » o i o ft» l i r w *
It is w o rth a Whole lot to the Amor- |
^ 2 2 .^
H a rry Sibley, St. H elen s,
h e a r t I D r iv e th e se c a rs, look them over. Y o u ’ll
I sam e, d u ly verltleil a s by law req u ired , to
a«» n.fci
I s a v e m o p e y a n d g et a b e tte r a u to m o -
lean people to m aintain th is condition llte u n d ersig n ed ¡it 5nl C o rh ell B u ild in g , t r o »» u b l e
i.
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T h ese c a r s w ill c a r r y a 6 0 -d a y
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of nffalrs. i t is w orth a w hole lot to a P ortlan d , O regon, w ith in s ix m o n th s from
ereof.
ta tio n on th is trip w ill be fre e aud I ............ Il e s s e l im p l e m e n t c o .
All W ork G u aran teed
foreign nation to have such a m a rk e t the D a d te a te o f h first
p u b lica tio n , Oct. 3. 1924.
I R e lia b ility
W. A lle s s e l
S erv ice
th a t his tre a tm e n t is d ifferent.
to sell to as our 110,000,000 people
D a te o f lu st p u td ication . Oct. 31. 1924.
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MARY LOUISE DODGE.
M arried w om en m u st be accom ­
w ith th e ir enorm ous buying pow er,
I S ta te
p erm its, lia b ilitie s a n d p ro p erty
E x e c u tr ix o f th e L ast W ill and T e s t a ­ panied by th e ir h u sb an d s.
provide.
d a m a g e c a n be had a t g r e a t ly red u ced
m ent o f Irvin g D odge, d ecea sed
A d d ress: 211 B rad b u ry Bldg., Los
GEO.
r a t e s o f J o h n B row n . P o w e ll str e e t,
BRANDT
It Is of no interest eith er to th e fo r­ It A. GREEN, Attorney.
Phone 1471
O re«k »m p lion e 2501.
tf
501 C orbett I t l i l g , P o rtla n d , O regon.
A ngeles, C alifornia.
eigner or to ourselves, to d estroy th is
Ig n itio n E x p ert
m a rk e t by b ringing A m erican w o rk ­
(25 w ill be g iv e n to him w h o p rove» th a t
men down to a low er sta n d ard of liv­
I c a n n ot find th e d eficien cy o f h is m a ­
6(H — Office P h o n e------- 601
ing through throw ing ou r doors open
c h in e o n s ta r tin g , lig h tin g an d ig n itio n .
Offlce E le c tr ic B ld g .
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to foreign goods produced a t low
prices with poorly paid labor w o rk ­
M ACHINERY.______
ing long hours.
¡A L A R G E L I S T O F G O O D U S E D crea m
F R A N K C. JO N E S
A suitable tariff forces the fo reig n ­
s e p a r a to r s , p o ta to d ig g e r s, e n s ila g e c u t-
e r to charge a price w hich will enable
ter» v p lo w s, w ith o th e r im p le m e n ts an d
Carpenter and Contractor
m a c h in e r y . A ll quarante«' •d to g iv e you
A m erican industries to com pete for
s a t is f a c t io n . H e s se l Im p le m e n t’ Co. W .
business and nt the sam e tim e s u p ­
A. H e s se l.
GUARANTEED
plies tlie national goverum ent w ith
J O H N D K B R K R ID IN Q P L O W for sa le.
about I600.000.b00 a y ear tax revenue.
P r a c tic a lly n ew .
It. S a lq u is t. p h on e
G resh a m 26x 1________
Do not m uddle the tariff question In
...... •: a i , i ,« i x W h it e UEDAR w a te r
politics. It Is purely a business p ro p ­
ta n k , 230 g a llo n ste e l r iv e te d w a te r
Air Tight
Water 1*1001
osition In the in te rest of A m erican
ta n k fo r s a le ch ea p .
P h o n e G resh a m
2371.
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w orkm en, A m erican industries, gov­
ern m en t revenue end th e foreign p ro ­
C O R N O R H A Y C U T T E R for sa le
A lso
B u ild in gs Moved
fo u r 1 0 -g a llo n m ilk ca n s. A lb ert P alrn-
ducer.
b la d . p h o n e 387.
IL C. le w is lo r M ale Itep resen tiith e.
D. C. I.i-wis Is a candidate for re-
election io the office of sta te re p re ­
sentative. He has alw ays given the
p<k>ple a sq u are deal. It has often
been rem arked of him : "H e Is th e
only rep rese n tativ e th a t p a rt of the
county outside th e city has. He is
fa ir and Just.—Adv.
-
H ard in g g ra ss, th e re la tiv e ly new
p e re n n ia l in O regon, h as been trie d
on th e ex p e rim en t sta tio n farm for
se v eral y e a rs an d found n o t so good
H. V. A D IX, M. D,
WOOD, WOO«!
for hay on a v e ra g e tilla b le la n d s of F O R S A L E — E x c e p tio n a lly fine p u reb red
T hey a re all "passed on.”
If you h a v e n ’t y o u r w ood see Cecil
J e r s e y bull. 16 m o n th s old
R ea so n a b le.
O
regon
as
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Physician
and Surgeon
If th e fa rm e rs received th e sam e
tf
Or w ill tra d e for w h ea t o r h a led str a w . M etzger, G resh am , phone 1151.
tim othy, an d in fe rio r to a w ell se ­
Office over Bank of Gresham
I profits on th e ir goods th a t a re added or
R ob in so n P o u ltry F arm . 42O-82d stree t. P H O N E 48x G R E S H A M fo r b est w ood.
lected m ix tu re for p a stu re .
B e». 1488
M ail a d d r e ss R. 1, B o x 79, P o rtla n d .
U ta h a n d W y o m in g c o a ls . L ee E v a n s, Oflie» phone 1481 s r 178
on betw eeu him and th e co nsum er,
W ith D r. W . J . O tt
T r o u td a le, O regon._____________________ tf
V E R A L G O O D C O W S fo r sa le . F r e sh
th e p rices would be so high to th e
L et m e help you solve y o u r p a in t­ | S E an
B e st p h o n e fo r a p p o in tm en t
d c o m in g fresh soon.
S. T . L in d . F O R S A L E — D r y N o. 1 a n d N o. 2 fir
con su m er th a t he sim ply could not ing problem s. T odd, T h e P a in t Man. _G resh
a m p h o n e 2Xxl.
w ood, a ls o g o o d m a p le w ood , d eliv ered .
buy them . H is living expenses w ould G resham , phone 1971.—Adv.
L E. C ra sew eli p h on e 363.
tf
tf F O R S A L E — R o istere d D u rh a m b u ll a n d
” Ce?d h.18 wag,e 5:h^ ' k ° [ sa lary . So
2 goo<rc;'ws“ 'j.’ l Speyh ^ ! r o . w V a 'S j 3A™ A,^D
yBrd'
5“ '
DR. MARY F. BECKER
F a rm , S ectio n L ine road, e a s t o f G resh - i n i l i . “ 1
,° / T’ o u ,d a le. or w ill de-
« "“J 8 ® “ 8t. be f,.OUKbt a t a v^ y
am . P h o n e 504
tf
1 liv er.
P h o n e G resh a m 78x2.
O. A.
c , 8 t ‘n °,rd e r tO 5 a rry th e
Chiropractor
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______________________ B ry a n .
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load- T he farm ers have been
PAINT AND WALL PAPER are not aide
Electric Therapy
________________
PIGS________________
lin e s w ith T od d , th e P a in t Man.
L ‘r i d - ? h h a v e h a d
He
Electric Sweat, Mineral Baths
PORTLAND
) C l I E S T E R W H I T E P IG S , w e a n in g agi-,
w ill te ll y o u how . P h o n e 1971.
tf
fered —th ey have had to ta k e them .
H o u rs: 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
e
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register.
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T hey a re leaving th e farm s as th e
L ib r a r y B lo ck , G resh am
G resh a m , p h o n e 103, or L o u ise H o m e
I t i e a n s ’w e ^ a n - c 7 ^ i^
A republican d istric t should be r e p ­
resented by a republican c o n g re ss­
m an. Don't forget C rujnpacker, M. R..
republican for congress. C ruinpneker
w ill w i l l . - Adv. hy C ongressional Com­
m ittee.
2-4 an d T-Í P . M.
o m r e . W t th n w B o lld la g
Accident
Surety Bonds
Fire
Antomohlle Life Health Plate Glass
»fflue 2341
Insurance
C ru sh ed R ock
CONCRETE
B R IC K
Delivered Any Place. Quick Service. Lowest Price«.
Best Concrete Material to be had.
KNARR
PHOMC ORESHAM 489
&
SO N
TROUTDALE. OREGON
Real Estate
B. W . T H O R N E , A g t.
G R ESH A M . OREGON
A u to
G ravel
R es. 1958
A e e d e n t , H e a lth . A u to m o b ile
O regon F ir e R e lie f As»n.
O regon L ife In su ra n ce C om p a n y
Offlee 1291
Sand
Ma,n street
P hones
Fhoses
R es. 1817
Tope R eco v ered and R ep a ir« !.
A ll k in d s o f T o M a teria l and
C u rtain W in d o w s
S. E. PALM Q U IST
AUTO TOP SHOP
H ain Nt.
lir e .h a m
P b o a e 1116
CONTRACTING AND
BUILDING
All Work guaranteed flrst-clasa
W . K . H a m ilt o n
Phone 195x4
Gresbam, Oregon