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OKESHAW OUTLOOK,
(¡RESHAM OUTLOOK
O n e y e a r . (1.50. a lx m o n th s , 85c. th r e e
m o n th s ' t r ia l s u b s c r ip tio n , 60c.
C o m b in a tio n r a t e s w ith a ll th e P o r t
la n d D ailies.
R ates
w ill call.
Farmer« Mutual Fire Relief A««n.
Forges Ahead.
R ichard E. Enright
P ublished every T uesday and F riday
a t G resham , Oregon, by th e Outlook
P ublishing Co., H. L. St. C lair
E ditor and M anager.
T he y early re p o rt filed w ith th e In-
! su ran c e D ep artm en t by th e F a rm e rs
M utual F ire R elief A ssn, show s (6,-
! 058,000, w ritten d u rin g 1923 an d 2210
new m em bers gained. L osses paid,
(22,437.00; in su ran c e in force, (18,-
283,000. T he A ssn, also h as a su b ­
sta n tia l cash balance. T he low ra te
' of 30c on all p ro p erty in su red by the
A ssociation w ill n o t be changed, w hich
enables farm e rs to g et ad eq u ate ln-
u ran c e on easy paym ents.
P re sid en t S n a sb a ll re p o rts the
Assn, at th e p re se n t r a te of grow th
w ill sh o rtly be th e la rg e st farm ers
Assn, w est of th e R ockv m ou n tain s.
Anyone w ishing to in su re w ill call
on Mr. H. W. S n asb a ll, F a ir G rounds,
G resham , phone F a rm e rs 2101.—Adv.
W i
AD VERTISING
reasonable. Our representative
E n te r e d a s s e c o n d -c la s s m a t t e r M a rc h
(, 1(11, a t th e P o sto n ic o a t G r e s h a m
O reg o n , u n d e r th e A ct o f M a rc h 1. 1879.
T he Pacific In tern atio n al Livestock
show opened S atu rd ay and w ill con­
tin u e all th is w eek. It Is th e la rg e st
livestock show in the w orld w ith 10
ac re s u nder one roof. Club w ork w ill
have a la rg e place a t th is show. T his
g re a t exposition Is alw ays well p a t­
ronized by people of th is and C lacka­
m as counties and th is year w ill be no
exception.
Big ban k ers, th o u san d s of them
gath ered in Chicago recently, quite
happy. They sang songs w aiting for
th e speaking to sta rt, and told each
o th er, "B usiness is fine.” B ut one
little crum pled rose leaf is In th e soft
financial m attress. “T h ere is am ong
th e b an k ers u n ce rtain ty over social
u n re st.”
S orry to d istu rb ban k ers, b u t th a t
u n ce rtain ty is a good thing. It m akes
b an k e rs and o th e r im p o rta n t men
think. It alw ays has m ade them think,
and it's about the only th in g th a t does
m ake them th in k —about the little peo­
ple. W ho notices a m ule th a t doesn't
kick?
F arm o rganizations of W ashington,
Oregon and Idaho w hich will probably
be Joined by sim ila r o rganizations in
other sta te s, a re sending w ires to
P resid en t Coolidge, urging ap p o in t­
m ent of E. E. F aville, editor of the
W estern F arm er, P o rtlan d , and c h a ir­
m an of th e ag ric u ltu ra l com m ittee of
th e P o rtlan d C ham ber of Com merce,
for the position of se c re ta ry of a g r i­
c u ltu re to succeed H enry C. W allace.
Mr. F aville, by reason of his 30
y ears experience in a g ric u ltu ra l w ork,
is fam iliar w ith the e n tire United
S tates, and is th e m an w ho sta rte d the
w ork of th e a g ric u ltu ra l com m ittee of
tlie P o rtlan d C ham ber of Com merce.
T he w ork of this com m ittee has been
appreciated by farm o rganizations of
Oregon, W ashington and Idaho.
COLLEGE STUDENTS
FAVOK COOLIDGE
I
WOOD SAWING
Quickly and efficiently done by ex­
perts. All o rd ers prom ptly attended
to reg a rd le ss of size.
GEORGE SHAW P hone 229 F airview
‘ DON’T EX PERIM EN T
k
T he man who cam e up from th e
ran k s to head th e police of th e
w orld ’s g re a te s t city, New York.
He has done m ore in seven y e a rs ’
tim e th an all p redecessors to b rin g
th e d ep a rtm en t to its p rese n t high
sta n d a rd of efficiency.
He has
m ade New York sa fe fo r th e s tr a n ­
g e r and avoided by th e crook.
P re sid en t Coolidge
notifies th e
w orld in g en eral, including w ould-be
m onopolists of rad io privileges, th a t
nobody will be “allow ed to m onopol­
ize th e air."
a
T h a t's welcome. O rdinary m onop­
olies tlie people recognize as n atio n al
American in stitu tio n s—elec tric light,
ra ilro a d s and o tb e r th ings. But they
would like th e a ir to rem ain free, if
possible. Even in fro n t of gasoline
tatfo n s you see th e sign "F ree A ir."
The p resid en t should be co n g ra tu lat-
d on having p ut th a t sign up outside
the W hite House.
C lergym en a re m aking every effort
to re sto re religious enthusiasm .
In New Y ork’s C ath ed ral of St. Jo h n
he Divine, sixty Bishops, m agnificent­
ly robed in b rillia n t colors, accom ­
panied by “H o n o rary Canons" th e
lergy of th e ca th e d ra l, the choir, etc.,
recently parad ed th ro u g h a building
th a t co st m illions of dollars. T h at was
m ost im pressive.
But p erh ap s h alf a dozen fisherm en,
sittin g in a row boat th a t cost less
th an (20, d iscussing religion e a rn e s t­
ly, m ight do m ore for faith th a n any
ten-m i I liou-dollar cath ed ral.
W oman, in her h ours of ease, con-
tlues to he coy and u n certain . In
a rts, she is having h er sh o u ld ers
rouged. In London, a r tis ts p ain t a r-
ficial freck les on w om en’s faces,
necks and arm s.
T h ere is m ean in g in all th is petty
puzzling fem inine nonsense, O lym pias,
m other of A lexander, doing wild d an c­
es witli sn ak es w rapped aro u n d her,
no o th e r clothing, and your g re a t
g ran d m o th er w ith h er hoop s k irt
tra ilin g on th e gro u n d and sm elling
sa lts, both re p re se n t p ro g ress In some
m ysterio u s way.
W oman is a being m ore com plicated
th an m an. H er evolution is longer,
m ore in tricate.
(let th e B est”
amber - o - LATUM
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MENT
CHEST OINTMENT
T ru s t men and they will be tru e to
you; tre a t til tn g re a tly nnd they will
a h o * them He Ives g rea t.— E m erson.
LIVESTOCK
Become an
Expert Accountant
The
profession th a t pays
big Incomes
There will always be a de
mand for well trained ac
countants—men whose train
ing combines a knowledge of
Auditing, Cost Accounting,
Business Law, Organization,
M anagement and Finance.
Few professions offer better
opportunities to men of am ­
bition and intelligence. The
trem endous business growth
of this country has created a
rich field for the expert.
Train at Home
U nder the L aS alle Problem
Method
T he L aS alle P roblem Method
w ill tra in you by m ail u n d er th e
d irect supervision of W illiam B.
C astenholz, A. M., C. P. A., form er
co m p tro ller and in stru c to r. U ni­
v ersity of Illin o is, m em ber of
Am erican In stitu te of A ccountants,
and a d irecto r of th e N ational A s­
sociation of Cost A ccountants.
ROY H. GIBBS
Transportation el* Pupils:
G as and oils.
3 d r iv e r s .......... ( 6,245.73
T o tal .......................................................................................................( 6,245.73
Insurance:
T h ree tru c k s .......................................................................................................$
M Iseeltaiieo u s:
M iscellaneous ........................... . ...................................................................... ,
jg oO
G R A Y M A R E f o r s a le , r e a s o n a b le o r
t r a d e f o r cow .
W t. a b o u t 1250.
J.
G rim m , I 1. m ile n o r th B a se L in e r o a d
a i.il !, m ile ■ t t o f liu .k le y .
T otal estim ated receip ts, not including proposed t a x ............................. (12,797.51
RECAPITULATION.
>01 It F OF M l l l l l l l F l i t NON II» I X L i . t s i . F IX MORE T I I \> SIX
I’l R t I >T OV H t I II VF OF FIIF PRIA HU S V I VR.
Is h< rehy given to th e legal v o ters of School D istrict No 4 of Mult-
S tate of Oregon, th a t an election will be held in said D istrict
on th e 25th day of Novem ber, 1921, at 2:45 o'clock in the
d e on th e question of in c reasin g th e am ount of th e tax levy in
r the y ear 1924-25 by m ore th in six per cent over th e am ount
T th e year im m ediately preceding.
‘arv to raise th is ad d itio n al am ount by special levy
the
T he m anly p art Is to o w ith m ight
and m ain w hat you can do.— E m erson Alt
hi vses for tra n sp o rta tio n of stu d en ts,
room s for class room s, e x tra teacl
d.
<1 Ihls 30th day of O ctober, 1924.
JAMES V. COGSWELL, C h airm an Board of D ire c to rs .'
C. J LUNDQVIST. District Clerk.
Phone:
P
Office 1261
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
H o u r s : 10-12 A . M.
2-4 a n d 7-8 P . M.
MISCELLANEOUS
A P P L E S . C I D E R a n d G R A P E JUICES,
Office—
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tio n , G re s h a m . R . I.
s te in a n d 1 B ro w n S w iss , 2 f re s h , 1
GRESH A M ,
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OREGON
fre a h in few d a y s .
E d. P a I’ae p e ,
Li n n e m a n n st a t io n , p h o n e G re s h a m 476. R U D D G A S W A T E R H E A T E R f o r s a le
in g o o d c o n d itio n . M rs. H . T im m e r m a n ,
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G r e s h a m 161.___
Office 2251
R e s id e n c e 2253
N e u b a u e r & S on, p h o n e G r e s h a m 456.
J E L L I E D C H IC K E N
F< >R S A L E i .
i I .i ■ .tin i ml a n d F o r y o u r c o n v e n ie n c e a t A. W . M e tz g e r
2 g o o d cow s. F . S p ey b ro ck . O. W . T a r r £ Co or at N ic k e r s o n ’s f a r m .— A dv.
F a r m . S e c tio n L in e r o a d , e a s t o f G r e s h ­ 50 C O R D G O O D s o u n d fir a n d m a p le
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w oo d , a ls o so m e d e a d w ood, a ll w ell
F i t t i n g o f G la s s e s
se a s o n e d . D e liv e re d o r in w o o d s. C. E .
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O sb o rn , p h o n e 2 3 8 1 . __________
Office over F irst State Bank
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D G R O W T H D R Y W O O D f o r sale,
P O L A N D C H IN A P IG S fo r sa le . A lso O L $7.50
a c o rd , d e liv e r e d in G r e s h a m
so w . J o e R y b n ic k , B o x 224. R . 2, G r e s h ­
F r e d J . A n lclcer. L e a v e o r d e r s a t O u t­
a m . A c ro ss fro m O r ie n t G r a n g e h all.
P hone 167x1
look.
F O R S A L E — S ix -w e e k s-o ld p ig s.
E . T.
WOOD, WOOD!
S ell, p h o n e 1036.
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CATTLE
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
POULTRY
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POULTRY WANTED
ALL
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W E PA Y CA SH
GRESHAM PRODUCE CO.
P h o n e 1103
Emily F. Bolcom, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
If you h av en ’t your wood see Cecil
M etzger, G resham , phone 1151.
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50 S. C. W H I T E L E G H O R N la y in g p u l­
le ts fo r sa le . 6 m o n th s o ld. J . J . H e a r -
re n , G re s h a m . O reg o n . R o u te 2.
R H O D E IS L A M » R E D P U L L E T S for
sa le . E a r l y h a tc h . M. S. O w en s, S o u th
R o b e rts a v e n u e , G re s h a m .
G r e s h a m . O reg o n
P H O N E 48x G R E S H A M f o r b en t w ood.
U ta h a n d W y o m in g c o a ls . L ee E v a n s .
T r o u td a le . O reg o n ._____________________t f
F O R S A L E — D ry N o. 1 and N o. 2 fir
w ood, a ls o good m a p le w ood, d e liv e re d .
L. E. C ra s sw e ll, p h o n e 363.________
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F O R W O O D S A W IN G p h o n e S te v e M a rs -
to n , G r e s h a m 385.
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F O R Q U IC K A N D E F F I C I E N T W O O D -
S A W IN G .
C a ll G. A . C ox, G r e s h a m ,
p h o n e 176
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FÖR “ WCRJbfiAWTNa call
p h o n e G r e s h a m 15x1.
for
W om en and C hildren
G resham ,
Oregon
A. W. BOTKIN, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
R o o m s 15 a n d 16, C o n g d o n B ld g .
H o u r s 2 to 5 P . M.
Office 1271
P hones
R e s id e n c e 127x
J . Messner,’
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S A N D A N D G R A V E L . 50c a y a r d , a t pit?
h a lf m ile s o u th o f T r o u td a le , o r w ill d e ­
liv er. P h o n e G r e s h a m
78x2.
O. A.
B ry a n .
Gresham, Oregon
H. V. ADIX, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
NOTICE OF FIN A L COURT.
Probate Departm ent.
ltcul Estate, Rentals, Loans In C o t h u e n ty C ir o f c u it M u C ltn o o u m rt. a h S . t a t e o f O re g o n
Office o v e r B a n k o f G r e s h a m
B E S T C H I N C E e v e r g iv e n to get a b o n - I n th e M a tte r o f th e E s t a t e o f C h a r le s Office Phone 1431 or 17»
Res. 1438
J o h n s o n , D ec e a se d .
a fld e fa rm . 200 a c r e s , a ll good, to t r a d e
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n e v e r h e so low’. S a f e s t tim e to tr a v e l is s ig n e d a d m i n i s t r a t o r w ith th e w ill a n ­
a f t e r th e w re c k .
O w n e r 1221 N. W . n e x e d o f th e e s t a t e o f C h a rle s J o h n s o n ,
d e c e a se d , h a s filed h is fin al a c c o u n t In th e
B ld g ., P o r tla n d . O reg o n
ir c u it C o u r t o f th e S t a t e o f O re g o n , fo r
l O U S E K E E P I N G R O O M S fo r r e n t, o p ­ C
th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h , a n d t h a t th e
p o s ite lib r a r y . P h o n e G r e s h a m lx .
lo th d a y o f N o v e m b e r, 1924, a t th e h o u r
T H R E E R O O M S F O R R E N T . I n q u ir e o f o f 9:3 0 a . m ., o f s a id d a y , a t th e C o u rt
H o u s e a t P o r tla n d , in s a id C o u n ty a m i
J o h n B ro w n , p h o n e 2501.
E L E C T R IC T H E R A P Y
S ta te , h a s b e e n a p p o in te d a s th e tim e a n d E L E C T R IC S W E A T , M I N E R A L B A T H S
W A N T E D — T o h e a r f ro m o w n e r o f g o o d p la c e f o r t h e h e a r i n g o f o b je c tio n s to
H o u r s : 10 A M. to 5 P M.
R a n c h f o r sa le. S t a t e c a s h p ric e , fu ll s a id fin al a c c o u n t a n d th e s e ttle m e n t
L ib r a r y B lo ck , G r e s h a m
p a rtic u la rs .
D. F . B u s h , M in n e a p o lis . th e r e o f.
P h o n e 122x
M inn._____________ _______
D a te o f firs t p u b lic a tio n , O ct. 7, 1924.
D a te o f 'a s t p u b lic a tio n , N ov. 4, 1924.
FOR
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fu rn is h e d
C. J . L U N D Q U IS T ,
h o u s e k e e p in g ro o m s, w ith e le c tr ic ity .
A d m in is tr a to r .
B u ll R u n w a te r ,, g a s a n d f u r n a c e h e a t
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a n d a ll c o n v e n ie n c e s. M rs. F r e d S h el-
S ilv e rto n . O reg o n .
A home where the sick are nursed,
le y , p h o n e 1313.______ _____________ ______
Dr. Mary F. Becker
Chiropractor
Mrs. Harriett Timmerman
H O U SE FO R KENT.
M o d e rn c o n v e n ­
ie n ces, clo se in. I n q u ir e a t p ostoffice.
F O R S A L E A T A S A C R IF I C E , 7% acres"
7 -ro o m h o u se , b a r n , c h ic k e n h o u s e a n d
o t h e r o u t h o u s e s ; la r g e o r c h a r d , h a lf
a c r e b e r rie s . L o c a te d 2)4 m ile s e a s t of
G r e s h a m on P o w e ll V a lle y r o a d . M u st
h e so ld a t o n ce, g iv e m e a n o ffer. K a r l
.1 H a g h e r g , R e a lto r .
P h o n e G resh am
676.
Pi > It
R E N T —T h e A n n ie E. H a le p la c e
n e a r P l e a s a n t H o m e on th e B u ll R u n
r o a d . 61 a c re s , a b o u t 30 a c r e s in c u l t i ­
v a tio n
P h o n e 46x1.
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M O D E R N 6-RO O M H O U S E fo r sa le . C e ­
m e n t b a s e m e n t p le n ty o f f r u it. P r o p ­
e r t y o f th e J. H . ( ’o n e e s t a t e o n F i r s t
s tr e e t^ 2 b lo c k s w e s t o f B a n k o f G r e s h ­
a m . R e a s o n a b le te r m s c a n b e h a d .
A p p ly to 8. 8. T h o m p s o n , p h o n e 1947.
H A L F -A C R E T R A C T f o r s a le o n W a l­
lu la H e ig h ts , G r e s h a m .
F in e c o r n e r
lo c a tio n . C. M. Z im m e rm a n , 50 th a n d
H a w th o r n e , p h o n e T a b o r 3392.________ t f
F A It ME ItS A T T E N T IO N !
R e d u c e d r a t e s on f a r m in s u r a n c e in la r g e
sto c k
c o m p a n ie s .
S ee J o h n B ro w n .
P o w e ll s tr e e t, G r e s h a m , p h o n e 2501. tf
F A R M S F O R S A L E , la r g e o r s m a ll. In
fine a g r i c u l t u r a l se c tio n . K a r l J . H a g -
b e rg . It. 2. G r e s h a m , p h o n e 576
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AUTOMOBILES
G ood U sed C a r* a n d T r a c to r s .
F o rd s o n t r a c t o r s w ith g o v e r n o r p u lle y
w h eel, e x te n s io n r im s w ith No. 7 O liv e r
t r a i t o r p lo w s, 6 fo o t, 18-inch t r a c t o r
d isc h a r ro w s , a ll in A -l c o n d itio n , $350.
O n e u se d d r a g sa w , $65.
U sed feed g r in d e rs , e n s ila g e c u t t e r s , p o ­
t a t o d ig g e rs , g a s e n g in e s , p lo w s.
H E S S E L I M P L E M E N T CO.
R e lia b ility
P h o n e 1141
S e rv ic e
G re sh a m
C H E V R O L E T T O U R IN G f o r sa le . $125.
In g o o d r u n n in g o r d e r. P h o n e D a f n a s -
c u s 7x1.
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1924 C H E V R O L E T C O lfT fe d e m o n s tr a -
tlo n , n ew s e m i-b a llo o n tire s .
B a rg a in .
1918 F o rd to u r in g , g o o d r u n n in g o r d e r. I
G o o d tir e s , $75. F o rd b u g . g o o d r u n ­
n in g o r d e r, $65. J . L. C ook, T r o u td a le ,
p h o n e G r e s h a m 4Sx5.
T R U C K M E N A T T E N T IO N !
S t a t e p e r m its , lia b ilitie s a n d p r o p e r ty
d a m a g e c a n be h a d a t g r e a t l y re d u c e d
r a t e s o f J o h n B ro w n , P o w e ll s tr e e t.
G r e s h a m p h o n e 2501.____________________
I u n it Inn E x p e rt.
$25 w ill b e g iv e n to h im w h o p ro v e s t h a t
I c a n n o t find th e d e fic ie n c y o f h is m a - !
• ■ n.
c h i n e ^ m s t a r t i ing.
n g , lig h tin g a - n d - • ig n itio
Main otreet G arage. P h o n e G r e s h a m 1228
M A C H I N E R Y _______
P H O N E G RESH A M
1861
DEN TISTS
Phones:
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Office 2184,
Residence 2188
DR W. J. OTT
Dentist
N erve B locking
D ental X -R ay
Office o v e r B a n k o f G re s h a m
DR. JULIUS G. STURE
Dentist
Office In Bank of Gresham Building
In S an d y W ed n esd ay s a n d T h u rs d a y s
PH O N ES
F IS K
Gresham 1281
M A ln 1249
and
TUBES
Sandy 69 and 6x1
ATTORNEYS
TIRES
TW. ««fee «toe»
Vulcanizing and Retreading
All W ork G uaran teed
P hones
G resh am
1591
McGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
G r e s h a m Office W ith r o w B ld g .
P R O B A T E A N D C O R P O R A T IO N W O R K
P o r t l a n d Office, 721 C o r b e tt B ld g .
Gresham Tire Shop
GEO. A. BRANDT,
W. J. COOPER
Attorney at Law
P hone 1471
Office over B ank of G resham
601 — Office P h o n e-------601
Office 1181
Phones
Rea. 2401
oatre F lsrtrle Bldg.
M U S IC IA N S
FRANK C. JONES
FRIEDA E. BRATZEL
C arpenter and C ontractor
Accredited Teacher of Plano
P u p il o f L o u is V ic to r S a a r
S c a le B u ild in g a n d E le m e n ta r y
H a rm o n y
S tu d io —G r e s h a m , P h o n e 791
O r t R A 9 T F .F l)
SEPTIC TANKS
Air Tight
Water Proof
Buildings Moved
P A I N T A N D W A L L P A P E R a r e n o t sid e
lin e s w ith T o d d , th e P a i n t M a n .
He
w ill te ll y o u h o w . P h o n e 1971.
tf
W. S. W OOD
A uctioneer
W an t aus. add to y o u r profit.
not the sickness
All cases, hut contagions diseases
L et me help you solve your p a in t­
ing problem s. Todd, T he P a in t Man,
G resh am, phone 1971.—Adv.________
Milk re p o rt b lan k s now for sale
cheap at th e O utlook office.
1(4 li. p F a i r b a n k s M o rse g a s o lin e e n -
g in e a i n d j a c k f o r sa le . J u s t lik e new .
P. H. lto o rk , G r e s h a m , p h o n e 335.
TOM G. TAYLOR
ORGAN
PIANO
Accredited Teacher
VOICE
W e d n e s d a y s a t M rs. A. M . W ilk in s o n s
G r e s h a m , P h o n e 1051
V A N C O U V E R , W A S H IN G T O N
Make your telep h o n e e a rn you m ore
by co n n ectin g It w ith a w ant ad.
Farm and Stock Sales n Specialty
Phone V ancom rr «14. or
Gresham Outlook 1561
DOROTHY WALTON
T e a c h e r o f P ia n o
EDELLÄ TOWLE M ILLER
Phones Bdwy. 8576
G resham 1201 an d 355
T h ree
T ru c k s D ally
P o rtla n d — W a y P o in ts — G resham
Local and Long Distance Moving
M ood
Coal
Briquets
Sand
G ravel
T each er of D unning System
65V6 N. Second S tre et
In su re d C a rrie rs
MORGAN BROS. TRUCK LINE
C rushed R ock
f o r B e g in n e rs
S tu d io F i r s t S t a t e B a n k B u ild in g
I hone K t I
D elivered Any Place.
Q uick Service.
L ow est P rices
B est C oncrete M aterial to be had.
K NARR & SO N
PHONB GRESHAM 489
TROUTDALE. OREOON
Res. phone 1331
IN S U R A N C E
§ I? J?_
JOHN BROWN
P io n e e r R e a l E s t a t e a n d I n s u r a n c e
Life — Fire — Autom obile — Health
P la te G la« s
S A T IS F A C T IO N G U A R A N T E E D
Office 2501
P hones
R ea. 2503
I
P o w e ll S tr e e t
JAMES ELKINGTON
CONCRETE BRICK
Total estim ated expenses for th e y e a r .......................................................... $32.158.
T otal estim ated rec eip ts not including proposed ta x ............................... 12.797.:
Balance, am ount to he raised by d istric t t a x ..................................... $19.361.;
D ated th is 30th day of O ctober, 1924.
JAMES V. COGSWELL, C hairm an Board of Director
A ttest: C. J. LUNDQUIST. D istrict Clerk
PHYSICIANS
sw e e t, . ___
n ic e _____
ly c u re d _ , Ji
j u s t b a le d
o u t o f m o w in b a m . W ill sell o n e b a le
o r any am o u n t you w an t
Bu
fro m
p r o d u c e r a n d s a v e w h o le s a le a n d , _____
re ta il
ro fit. F a r m n e a r L in n e m a n n J u n c tio n
n q u ire S m ith g ro c e ry , A r t h u r I le in e y ,
pho
h o n e G r e s h a m 36
100.00
T otal estim ated am ount of money for nil p urposes d u rin g the
y«a r ............................................................... ............................................. (32,159.73
ESTIM A TED R EC EIPTS.
From county school fund d u rin g th e com ing school y e a r ..................... ( 4,923.16
From sta te school fund d u rin g th e com ing school year.
...
«26.21
From elem en tary school fund d u rin g th e com ing school y ear.
. . . 7.150.00
tl
HAY
HAY, n ew ,
HORSES
L IV E H E N S W A N T E D .
W e llin g
t a u r a n t , G re s h a m , p h o n e 1218.
T otal ...................................................................................................... ( 3,iuu.00
Cost of th re e new b u sses com plete.
CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
A su re relief for C hest Colds, Croup,
Influenza. P neum onia and P leu risy
pains. P rice Me.
W A N T E D — 100 W h ite L e g h o rn o r B a r r e d
F o r Sale by All D ru g g ists
R o c k p u lle ts . C a ll G r e s h a m I37x.
Colleges of th e no rth w est show
For farther Information call
overw helm ing sen tim en t for Coolidge
and Dawes according to straw votes
of th e ir stu d e n t bodies. Jaso n Mc­
T elephone 14*5(1
G resham , Ore.
Cune, re p rese n tativ e of the college
LOCAL REG ISTRA R
b ureau of th e republican national
LaSalle
com m ittee has been visiting the edu­
cational in stitu tio n s of Oregon, W ash­
Extension University
ington, Idaho, M ontana, C alifornia,
and Nevada and aiding in th e organ
ization of college republican clubs.
N o tice o f S ch o o l M eetin g
H e says: "I have talk ed w ith h u n ­
d reds of stud en ts, both men and worn
Notice is hereby given to th e legal v o ters of School D istric t No. F o u r of
en and I have found th e g re a t m a­ M ultnom ah County, S tate of Oregon, th a t a School Meeting of said d istric t
jo rity of them en th u sia stic to do will lie held ut Schoolhouse, on tlie 25th day of November, 1924, at 2:45 o'clock
som ething to in su re th e election of in tlie aftern o o n for th e purp o se of discussing the budget h e re in a fte r set out
Coolidge and Dawes. College stu witli th e levying board, and to vote on th e proposition of levying a special
d istric t tax.
dents have been studying th e Issue
T he total am o u n t of money needed by th e said school d istric t during
Involved In th e cam paign and th e ir tlie fiscal y ear beginning on Ju n e 16th, 1924, and ending Ju n e 30, 1925, is
v aluable su p p o rt or Coolidge is not estim ated in th e follow ing budget and includes th e am ounts to he received
based on snap judgm ent. W hile In from th e county school fund, s ta te school fund, elem en tary school fund,
m any cases college men and women special d istric t tax, and a ll o th e r m oneys of th e d istric t:
reflect the political view point of the
BUDGET
folks a t hom e th is is not alw ays the
ESTIM ATED E X PE N D IT U R E S
case. T h ere have been m any in sta n c ­ P erso n al Services
P rin c ip a ls (1) ................................................................................................ ( 2.000.00
es w here they have proved a sta b iliz­
T ea ch e rs (11) ................................................................................................. 13,365.00
ing influence in p reventing relativ es
Ja n ito rs (1) ....................................................................................................... 1,500.00
and
o th e rs from
u n itin g w ith
C lerk (1) ...........................................................................................................
100.00
the radical movement. College s tu ­
d ents have had th e adv an tag e of giv­
T otal .......................................................................................................(16,965.00
ing th e political situ atio n careful M aterial and S u p p lies:
1. F u rn itu re (desks, stoves, cu rta in s, e t c .) .
250.00
study ami have decided for Coolidge
2. S upplies (chalk, era se rs, e tc .) ...................
150.00
and the constitu tio n ."
4. F lag s ...................................................................
25.00
Among th e colleges In th is section 6. P layground equipm ent ..................................
25.00
of the co u n try th a t have college r e ­ 6. J a n ito r's su p p lies ..........................................
2"0.00
700.00
publican clubs w orking e a rn estly for 7. F uel .....................................................................
L igh t ...................................................................
250.00
the success of Coolidge and Dawes 8.
9. W ater .................................................................
100.00
are the follow ing: U niversity of O re­
gon, Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College,
T otal .......................................................................................................( 1,700.00
W illam ette U niversity. Heed College, M aintenance and R e p airs:
A lbany College, Pacific U niversity, School building and g ro u n d s............................................................................. ( 4,000.00
Linfield College and P hilom ath C ol­
T otal ....................................
lege.
I ndehtedness:
1. Bonded, and in te re st th e re o n ..
3,000.00
P lltl'l I I I I X .
FIIF I W I SI M I M . 2. W a rra n t, an d in te re st th e re o n .
B'0.00
A braham Lincoln hum orously said
of a poor neighbor's assets, "H e lias a
wife and two ch lld reu w hich I should
think w ere w orth th irty thousand dol­
la rs to any m an.”
A fam ily is indeed a golden invest­
m ent and needs th e sam e protection
and ca re that any investm ent r e ­
quires.
For th ree g en e ratio n s th e editors of
The Y outh's Com panion have felt the
sam e responsibility to tlie fam ilies of
su b scrib ers hs if those fam ilies w ere
th e ir own. In tak in g a subscription
they have accepted a tr u s t; they have
done th eir p a rt to see thnt th e fam ily
Investm ent Increased in value th ro u g h
the developm ent of c h a ra c te r and a
ta ste for the good things in life.
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R e s. 195S
Real Estate
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Daily Trips to Portland
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and
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Portland
217 Davis
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