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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO GRESHAM OFTLOOK, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, l>*s GRESHAM OUTLOOK IORFGOX IS RICH ’ “F ang in th e F o re st.” C. A lexander. P ublished every T uesday and F rid ay IN LITERATURE Davie»7 “ " 6 Trai1' ” M ary C aro^ n a t G reeham , Oregon, by the Outlook P u blishing Co.. H. L. St. C lair, T he list of Oregon w rite rs Is la rg e ,‘,‘s te e P T ra ils,” Jo h n Muir. E d ito r and _______________ M anager. ____ . ,n Proportion to th e s ta te ’s D o n u la o “ Rhym es of O ur V alley,” an d “By O ne and ,h e ,,um ber 18 «p- an d B la d e ‘’ A nthouy m o n th « 1 t r ia l e u b u rrip tlo n . 6oc. idiy. la Á d ? » a “ r - ° n W' th * " “ ■* P o r t - “Mt. H o od /’ Mazamas. I Irat in se rtio n , lc a w ord, m in i P H Y S IC IA N S MACHINERY A league of Oregon w rite rs has been ___________ _ , “M ountains of O regon," W. G. Steele mum 20c: su b se q u e n t in sertio n s, form ed w ith Chas. H. C arev as n r e s l ‘A .PPI e w ° n i a n of th e K lic k ita t,” K a w ord, m in im u m 10c A D V B R T I8 IN O . „ FOK ^A L E OB T B A lI l. P h o n e ; Office 1261 R a te a re a e o n a b le . O u r - ’ R. M orris 12- ft. S y ra c u s e plow . r e p r e s e n ta tiv e dent, and J. B. H o rn er se c re ta ry Tl,„ , . . rill call. 13- ft. O liv e r plow . 'n fflr... , se cretary . T he Geology of th e C olum bia G orge LIVESTOCK S p ik e to o th h a r ro w . offices of K. W illiam s. ■ ^,nJ,e,r **d aM s e c o n d -c la s s m a t t e r M a rc h I m u _ th e league a re w ith th e ” J. — h. p. g a s e n g in e a n d p u m p Ja ck . ai tht P e sto ffle e a t G re s h a m . 0 1 com Pa ny, P o rtlan d , _____________ and Alleen G re e n b o n e g r in d e r. "C anoe and Saddle," T. W inthrop. t . T O « BALE O regon, u n d e r th * A ct o f M a rc h 3 1879. Jo h n P e tty L e n n o x R o a d , P o rtla n d , H o u r s : 10-12 A . M. 2-« a n d 7-8 P . M B rong Is a s sista n t se c re ta ry . ‘‘H ist° ry of th e E xpedition of Cap- J e r s e y bu ll, c a n b e re g is te r e d , «35 1, B o x 4 7 5 ._______ A jÌ ìy t«6W' 6 ° ld’ wl11 freHh*n in 3 R A t. N K T h . p u n » , , o , , h. K i a i i a a . " 11“ E R H O L W u se d c r e a m s e p a r a Office— W ith ro w B u ild in g J e J u ìy ’t t s ' 6 > e a r " °*d ’ w iil f r ’’*h en *n historic relics . to r» . g u a r a n t e e d In g o o d c o n d itio n , n f , , | helpr,il fln'1 *» "t.tP d a , fo llo w ,: "B eyond th e Rooky .M o u n tain ," t h e — T a k e th s e h o ----- m e a n d * t • r y t h e m / H e s s e l G R E S H A M. - OREGON I m p le m e n t Co. Jotin Deer. 10-dlsc. d isc h a r ro w . >30. To b rin g Oregon w rite rs to g e th er ParK er ° ‘*\‘nr ‘n ’P i'-n ien ts. R. T. S te ffa n - T he Oregon H istorical housed in the public auditoriu/,°P O T t- íratio n “ " “ tP ratU re- th e D ram a’ I» « « - ‘Down th e Colum bia,” L. R. F re e jo n , I U m ile e a s t o f G r e s h a m o n old PLANTS. SEEDS. ETC._______ Office 2251 K a n e p la c e . P h o n e 1067. man. R e s id e n c e 2258 and Allied A rts, to prom ote an h i ' I t S A L E — O r e g o n C h a m p io n g o o s e b e r land, is one of O regon’s valuable and The C olum bia H ighw ay,” S. C. r y p la n ts . 5c e a c h . E tt e r s b u r g p la n ts . _______ CATTLE J4 p e r I®®*- L u c r e tia D e w b e rry p la n ts . useful in stitu tio n s. It is an invest u n d erstan d in g of th e co rrela tio n of all L an caster S - \ L E -S e v e ra l good, fre s h c o w s ; >3.00 p e r 100. B a rc e lo n a A lb ert p la n ts . th e a r ts and to f u rth e r th e recogni- I “ Indian W ars,” F. F. Victor, Physician and Surgeon m ent of the state, of g re a t ed ucatio n y o u n g h u ll ; s e t d o u b le h a r n e s s , g o o d a s 20c eaidi. P re p a id . W . R. W o o d w o rth . tion of Oregon as an Ideal field for Bupk " c - w F urlong. S p e c ia l A tte n tio n to E y e D is e a s e s a n d n e w ; 3 -ln ch lo w -w h eel w ag o n . S T E s ta c a d a , O re g o n , H e ig h ts B e rr y F a r m . al and h isto ric al im portance, and, like J th L in d , p h o n e SSxL F i t t i n g o f G la s s e s e ir h ighest developm ent: to spread J. SchafV r PaC‘flc N o rth w est-" PLA N T T R E E S NOW . any wise investm ent, grow s m ore val Office o v e r F i r s t S t a t e B a n k F A M I L Y C ? W f o r s a le o r tr a d e N ow Is th e tim e to p la n t tre e s . W e h a v e G R E S H A M . a g en eral know ledge th ro u g h o u t th e ■ "O regon th e P ictu re sq u e,” T D OREGON uable as tim e goes on. h h o n e 1033, C h a s. L u n d q u is t. p e a c h , p e a r, p ru n e , p lu m , a p p le , w a l n u t. a n d filb e rt tre e s . A ll k in d s o f f r u i t All honor is due th e p rese n t v eteran n o rth w est of th e w orks of Oregon M u r p h y . P hone 167x1 PIG S . ______ tr e e s a n d b e r r y p l a n t s a t r e d u c e d p r ic e s “From an Oregon R anch," Stephens. c u ra to r, G eorge H. H im es who has I " P a rtic u la rly such w orks as N u r s e r y lo c a te d on P o w e ll V a lle y ro a d “H istory of O regon," Chas. H. Carey A N O T H E R L I T T E R o f th o s e p u r e b re d o n e m ile a n d a h a l f w e s t o f G resh am .' done m uch d uring his m any y ears of ',<“‘pe8t “ P P ^ 'a H o n . and to Emily F. Bolcom, M. D. l o l a n d p ig s f o r s a le a t >7. G e o rg e R "B rief H isto ry of O regon,” Jo h n B. S en d fo r c a ta lo g u e a n d p ric e lis t. S c h a e fe r, B o rin g , p h o n e 396. connection w ith th e society to con- L ^ w o r k ^ Pr° ductlon> ,n O re*on H orner. P o w ell V a lle y N u r s e r y . P o r tla n d , O re Physician and Surgeon go n . R t, 1, p h o n e G r e s h a m 123. ’A m erican Birds and “L ittle Bird POULTRY serve and preserv e th e historic relics building of th e very h ig h e st order, tor ® n ? Yv c J i .I X — R . I. R e d s, B a r r e d R o c k s on th e foundation alread y , W L- Finley of the Oregon country. ouiidlng HAY W omen and C hildren B la c k M in o rc a s , G o ld en B u ff a n d W h ite 2- T u N S nice C L 1 laid by n otable Oregon au th o rs." m i ' v * / 1" ? ’ ; ! W r,P 1E ato n - G resham . - Oregon L e g h o rn s fro m sto c k t h a t h a s n o t h a d It w ill rep ay one who has not done c lo v e r m ix e d a n d c h e a t, >20 a to n . E . T h e m n ttn io , g raves i shall. The Volce of th e P ack ,” E. Mar e le c tr ic lig h ts to fo rc e e g g p ro d u c tio n [:• - F liio tt, R t. 3. B o x 53. B o rin g , o n in e m otto is Not ~ on .t, th e ir so to visit th e room s on the second E n o c h C re w s. S e a b r ig h t, C a lif o r n ia . K. L . L o v e la c e p la c e , 1H m ile s w e s t o f “P io n eer Camp F ire ,” C. W. K enne tso r in _________ floor of the auditorium and see some alone but in fh eir hands we place our PUREBRED RHODE IS L A N D RED A. W. BOTKIN, M. D. flow ers.” J dy. e g g s fo r h a tc h in g G ood la y in g s t r a i n of th e relics. n i . K b P 1 .H V K R H A Y f o r sa le , b r i g h t The lite ra tu re produced In Oregon ! Pr/ tItom esteader8 P o rtfo lio ,” A. D. a m CeThtH a G. V u n k e r. G r e s h Physician and Surgeon a n d c le a n . >19 p e r to n . E. H . B o u r- a m . p h o n e 309. Among oth er exhibits visito rs will I lO l8’ F t Y ro u «dBle. P h o n e C o r b e tt R o o m s 15 a n d 16, C o n g d o n B ld g . B A R R E D R O C K S E T T I N G E G G S fo r “ Live Boys in O regon,” Banks. be especially interested in the w ritin g and about Oregon is receiving ln- H o u r s 2 to 5 P . M. <-rorv. vt;r,< Hn® flock' 5oc d02«»»- G O O D L O O S E H A Y f o r sa le . T im o th y Office 1271 "L and C laim ers,” J. F. W ilson. desk of Mrs. M arcus W hitm an. This creased and w ell m erited recognition P hones R e s id e n c e 127x P h o n e 166 A lle " ’ TrOUt<ia,e' O reg o n . p h o n e 1107° C ,o v er‘ H W ei-ss, G r e s h a m “C rater L ake,” M azamas. T he w rite rs ’ league recen tly p ro G r e s h a m , O reg o n w as brought across the plains to Ore “Boy S couts a t C ra te r L ake,” W P P 7oIi Ft n f JK I\ li’ duced a unique m ap of Oregon, show y1 KEI> O O C K E R E L S U T 200 L B S . H U N G A R IA N V E T C H gon in 1836 by Mrs. W hitm an, th e first Eaton. 131« I M ' S ' O w en 8 ’ G re s h a m , p h o n e A B se O ed ing th e d istrib u tio n th ro u g h the sta te f o r «ale. J o h n E g g im a n . I ' i m ile s “The L ullaby Book,” A. B. Shelby. w hite woman to com e overland Into H. V. ADIX, M. D. s o u th F l e a s a n t H o m e , p h o n e 393. of a u th o rs and th e ir productions. It A L E O R T R A D E F O R C H tC K - "F reem o n t’s E xpedition T hrough F O en R s, S one th e Oregon country. F O R S A L E — G ood lo o se c lo v e r a n d g r u sed 250 P e t a l u m a in c u b a to r Physician and Surgeon O regon," F. C. F reem ont. w as p rep ared by Jo h n T. H otchkiss. r o n d itlo n . A. C. C o m p to n , B o r « n il . P c I to n - O n e m ile s o u th o f The ship ch est and m irro r of Capt, S p rin g d a le . I n q u ir e o f A. B . K e r s la k e B an k ° f G resh am “ H istory of th e Modoc W ar by an ing, O reg o n . P h o n e G r e s h a m 95x. T he face of th e m ap is w ell dotted Office P h o n e 1431 o r 17# B e s. 1433 R obert G ray, discoverer of the Colum In d ian ,” Riddle. H. E 400-E O O C Y P H E R S IN C U B A T O R fo r M IX E D L O O S E H A Y f o r s a le . over w ith title s and au th o rs. The fol W ith D r. W . J . O tt B r a m h a ll 1 m ile s o u th o f T ro u td a le “ H istory of O regon,” W. H. Gray. d a le ?tt5' 2 H ' H a y Ie 8 ’ 657- T r o u t- bla riv er a re also on exhibit. Captain B e s t P h o n e f o r a p p o in tm e n t ■ o n T r o u t d a le r...o l P h o n e G r e s h a m 7Sx. low ing is th e list of n o tab les a p p e a r “The T o u rists N o rth w est,” R K G ray sailed Into th e 'O regon, or R iver B A R R E D P L Y M O U T H R O C K E G G S 50 ing on th e map. T he rea d er is urged Wood. A T 1' ' ' 1':. F O R S A L E . H a l f m ile of th e W est,' on F riday, May 11, 1792 w est o f C o ttr e ll sto re . E . E . V a n F le e t. c e n ts a s e ttin g . M rs. P ric e , G r e s h a m "T he Covered W agon,” E. Hough. to become fam iliar w ith th is literary 160x1. anchoring a sh o rt distan ce from w hat w ealth of th e state. “W aiilap tu ,” McCannon. B a ' e d c |o v e r, a ls o h o rs e h a y . "E a rly Days in O regon,” K. B. Ju d - I RH? i E ISLAND r e d E G G S . 60 c e n ts % m ile 8 o u th ° f G re s h - is now know n as Chinook Point, oppo Chiropractor a m ar S<JiiI]«-r s t a t i o n . tf s e ttin g . D a v id S ta b le r , R . i , G r e s h a m son. "Chinook by the Sea," W illiam s. ___ E L E C T R IC T H E R A P Y n e a r H illsv ie w sch o o l. o re sn a m , site A storia. On May 19th he nam ed H A Y , new . sw e e t. n ie e l> e iir.-d . J u s t b a le d E L E C T R I C S W E A T , M I N E R A L B A T H S “A storia," W. Irving. “ In th e Oregon C ountry,” G. P. P u t th e riv er a fte r his vessel, callin g It o u t o f m o w in b a r n . W ill sell o n e b a le H o u r s : 10 A. M. to 5 P M W h o C O M P T O N 'S B A B Y C H IC K S . nam . “T he B Irdw om an,” J. W. Schultz. o r a n y a m o u n t y o u w a n t. B u y fro m L ib r a r y B lo ck , G r e s h a m W h ite L e g h o rn s . R. I. R e d s a n d B a rr e d C olum bia’s River W reck of the Wax Ship,” Rogers. “T he S tag e Coach,” G. E stes. 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 r e ta il R o ck s. T h e se c h ic k s , a ll h a tc h e d In P h o n e 122x p r o n t. F a r m n e a r L ln n e m a n n J u n c tio n M a s te r I n c u b a to rs , fro m f re e r a n g e “S to ries of N ehalem ,” Cotton. “Common F low ers of O regon,” The first p rin tin g press brough t to I n q u ir e S m ith g ro c e ry . A r t h u r H e in e " , s to c k , c a r e f u lly c u lle d f o r v ig o r a n d S w eetster and Kent. "Chinook D ictionary,” Jo h n Gill p h o n e G r e s h a m 98. ' P o rtlan d from M assachusetts via Cape p ro d u c tio n . L e g h o rn s >15 p e r h u n d r e d “ P o litical P a rtie s,” W. C. Wood “S tan d ard of Living,” Cornish. Mrs. Harriett Timmerman R o c k s a n d R e d s >29 p e r h u n d re d , i l C H orn In 1858, may also be seen here. w ard. C o m p to n , B o rin g . O reg o n . P h o n e “ F irst A cross th e C ontinent,” Brooks EMPLOYMENT A home where the sick are nursed, G r e s h a m 95x. T his w as se n t to Rt. Rev. T hom as “ W alk ers” and “C u rta in s,” Hazel “F lo w ers of M ountain a.id P lain ,” T H R E E C b D I) E X P E R IE N C E D JA P ^ not the sickness W H I T E L E G H O R N H A T C H IN G E G G S Clem ents. F ielding Scott, D.D., th e first m ission H ail. a n e s e w a n t w o rk in r a s p b e r r y a n d lo T a n c r e d a n d H o lly w o o d s t r a i n s , >5 a g a n b e r r y field s d o in g t r im m in g a n d "O regon M issions,” Bashford. "C ollected V erse,” Jo aq u in M iller. AH cases, hut contagions diseases a ry bishop in Oregon of the P ro te sta n t h u n d red B a b y c h ic k s, >16 a h u n d re d . p r u n in g W ill f u r n is h to o ls, a ShoJI. “C aptains Al,” A. R. W etjen. "H isto ry of O regon.” Lym an. in G r e s h a m c ity , P . O. B o x 25. J W . W. H a s tin g s , G re s h a m , p h o n e 197x1. P H O N E G R E S H A M 1861 Episcopal church. I t w as the g ift of “M ushroom Boy,” T. A. H arp er. “Key and F lo ra ,” S w eetser and K R E S K Y O IL B R O O D E R S T O V E fo r th e S unday school ch ild ren of th a t LOST AND FOUND. w lei v ° u c i ,lck 8 l i e - In soo<i c o n d itio n “ Fifty Y ears in O regon,” T. T. Geer Kent. D E N T IS T S "T he S to rm ’s G ift,” C. E. Linton. “ Dingbat of A rcady.” M. W ilkinson. __" " H a s tin g s . G re s h a m , p h o n e 197x1. L 2 ? ’£_ 7G re y . 8hJ?U r im tn ed g la s s e s . F i n d church in M assachusetts and Rhode e r r e t u r n to O u tlo o k office, o r c a ll 1501. "E ncam ped,” M. M. Miller. “End of th e T ra il,” Powell. C ' V U S n T O M H A T C H IN G , c a p a c ity 150 to OÂîs Island. T he type se n t w ith th e press P h o n e s : Office 2184, R e s id e n c e 2185 ______ 1490. E äXt x p e rie n c e d . . E . A. T a y lo r, R . 1 “ Pioneer Days of Oregon H isto ry ,” "‘Oregon Geology," T hom as Condon. w as used In p rin tin g the first ’Oregon G r e s h a m , p h o n e 1087. 1987. A. C lark. “S tories of O regon." W aggoner. miscellaneous C h urchm an’ in October, 1861. T he "Pacific Coast B irds,” W. A. E lliott. S uzanne of K erbyville,” D ennis DR. W. J. O TT D atA J5 ^ OP D D E L I V E R E D in G re s h a m POULTRY WANTED S tofali. "P atch w o rk ,” G race E. H all. p ress was sold to S. A. E nglish & Co., _ J> a m a “ u s 151 ' G e° r g " R ° d ' Un’ p h o n e A L L K IN D S . A N Y T IM E Dentist “ W indy L eaf.” and “T he L ittle “Behind th e R anges,” and “ H appy and w as used In p rin tin g the P ortlan d W E P A Y CA SH Days," F ran ces Gill. V alley” and “M aking of a B usiness s,A IfE — >125 C o lu m b ia g r a p h o n o la N erve B l°cking D en tai X -Ray D aily News in the sp rin g of 1859. GRESHAM PRODUCE CO. “ Wisdom of O inar,” I,. M iller. W om an,” Anne S hannon Monroe. a firs t c la s s m a c h in e . W ill sell fo r >75 Office o v e r B a n k o f G r e s h a m ’ P h o n e 11«, if ta k e n b y F r id a y . C a ll S a n d y 20x3* " P a ste ls and S ilh o u ettes,” M. H. “Cosm ical E volution," McLennon. G r e s h a m , O reg o n P arso n s. MARCH, OREGON PUBLICITY ' ViA S J ^ i Di7"1 ,k itc h e n r a n g e , w o o d b u r n e r, t s m a ll h e a te r . C a ll 1313. K in d e r . ti DOGS “A nthology of N orthw est P o etry ,” T he n atio n s in w hich th o se th a t MONTH. DR. JULIUS G. STURE and “Story of O pal,” O. W hiteley. cu ltiv ate th e land own th e land on I G R a D E G E R M A N P O L IC E DOG. fe^ C A I.K IN S W O O D S A W IN G , e v e n le n g th s a s p e c ia lty . P h o n e llO x . ‘e n s t h s m a le . 1 y e a r old. $25. M a ry M a ch o , "W estern Bird G uide,” C. K. Iteed. w hich they live grow in stre n g th . The The m onth of March wi 1 be pub Dentist »oring, Oregron. P h o n e S a n d y 2x4. “ P ath b rea k in g ,” A. S. D uniway. pow er of F ra n c e is due larg ely to the ' d " \ i l; v s i \ b W O O D . >4.59 d e liv e re d . Office In B a n k o f G r e s h a m B u ild in g licity m onth for Oregon. D uring next "D ay in th e S iskiyous,” J. F. H an fact th a t F ren ch m en own th e ir land. G e n e r a l h a u lin g . D. C . N a s h , p h o n e In S an d y W ed n esd ay s a n d T h u rs d a y s I» ph I Estate, Rentals, Loans m onth Oregon will probably get m ore ley. T h at sm all co u n try has m ore th a n six F O R S A L E O R T R A D E fo r d e s ira b le PHONES publicity th a n during any sim il “Where Rolls the O regon,” D. L. m illion land ow ners, a g re a t im prove t i r e , h a m 1231 p r o p e rly , a n SO-acre a l f a l f a f a rm , w ell F ?iR a S A r’i ?- 7A11 k ln d s o f 4 -ft. w o o d , in S a n d y 69 a n d 6x2 e lu d in g S lab w o o d ; a ls o lo a d s o f 16-in. Sharpe. m ent on tile days of m onarchy, when period In her history. T hree g reat ne,a r K la m a th F a lls . T e rm s , « aw ed w oo d , d e liv e re d . L. E . C r a s s - i. " i a lk ln s , G re slm m . p h o n e 102x. "C athlam et on the C olum bia,” T. N. a handful of nobles, ecclesiastics and w eil, p h o n e G r e s h a m 363. railro ad s, (he N orthern Pacific G reat Strong. 19 A C R E S F O R III \ I . ATTORNEYS royal p rin ces w ere the land ow ners. V ery re a s o n a b le . W ifi re n t fo r 3 y e a r s N orthern and B urlington, hava under "G u ard ian s of th e C olum bia,” J. H. C O N S T A B L E ’S S A L E . I a c r e s c le a re d , 2 a c r e s In b e rrie s . O n e M A in 1249 P hones G r e s h a m 1591 taken to ad v ertise Oregon. They ask W illiam s. {tbqd « p rin g o n p la c e . N ew h o u se , o u t W2 v ‘ s PS nyA a b o n d ° » e d in D e c e m b e r, 1924 Notice to Subscribers to Multnomah a L * , ° ® b u rn s h o m e o n S a n d y ro a d b u d d in g in g o o d c o n d itio n . 3 m ile s "D r. Jo h n M cL eugtH n,” F. V. H ol for and a re assu red th e backing an County Fair Assn. a b o u t 1 m ile w e s t o f F a ir v ie w C oni McGuirk & Schneider s o u th e a s t o f G r e s h a m , o n D am ascus man. " la b le w in sell s a m e to th e h ig h e s t b id ro a d . A d d re s s P O. Box 376, ............ G re sh a m A m eeting nf subscriber« to the cooperation of the P o rtlan d Chambe d e r o n T u e s d a y , M a rc h 3, to d e f r a y Attorneys at Law "M cLaughlin and Old O regon,” E. E. stock of th e M ultnom ah County F a ir F° R S A U E— F iv e a c r e s in G r e s h a m c o s ts a n d fe e d in g . u e tra y of Com merce and all other live com Dye. c u ltiv a tio n . A lso five a c r e s o u t o f to w n 1 G r e s h a m Office W ith r o w B ld g . association w ill be held in th e city ............ —- - - M. M. S Q U IR E , C o n s ta b le . m o s tly c le a r e d h o u se , b a r n , a n d h e n m ercial organizations of the state. "B ridge of the Gods,” F. H. Balch. P R O B A T E A N D C O R P O R A T IO N W O R K h ail, G resham , on T hursday, M arch 5, h o u se . H . VV. C o o ley , G r e s h a m . P h o n e P o r t l a n d Office, 721 C o r b e tt B ld g K “C ountry Boy,” H om er D avenport. Each locality is urged to p articip a i 1925, at 8 p. m., for th e p u rp o se of • ''v - - ____________________ tf "Man w ith the Hoe,” E dw in M ark electing a board of d irec to rs and com B A R G A I N S A L E IN G R E S H A M . F iv e in th is publicity cam paign. All any ham. s a n d b a th ; g o o d p l a s te r a n d lo ts p letin g th e o rg an izatio n of th e new . ? ro ^ o m com m unity of Oregon needs to do i n b u ilt' i2 8g , 1 2 x 2 0 B la ss-e n c lo s e d "B eautiful W illam ette,” Sam Sim p co rp o ratio n . W. J. COOPER p o rc h ; w o o d sh ed a n d g a r a g e . T w o lo ts, tell th e tru th about its resources nnc son. 8 w a ln u t tre e s , 2 b e a r in g ; 15 filb e rts in Be su re and atten d th is very im "Gold G ated W est," and "M ariella of p o rtan t m eeting or send your proxy b e a r i n g ; 2 a p p le tre e s , 2 p e a r tr e e s , Attorney at Law conditions. T he P o rtlan d C ham ber of p b e r r ie s , b la c k b e r r ie s a n d g r a p e v in e. _______ MULTNOMAH COUNTY F A IR ASSN. | r O a n s ly Com merce, through Its publicity com Out W est," E lla H igginson. >2,290. H . W . C o o ley , p h o n e 51x2. Office over B ank of G resham ' and 1 V II M E ltS AT'I E M i n x ! m ittee, believes th a t the best way to onte» n s i Phones R f „. 240I 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 bring new people Into th e co u n try i sto c k c o m p a n ie s . S ee J o h n B ro w n . 1 o w ell s tr e e t, G r e s h a m , p h o n e 2501. t f to tell the tru th about it. M U S IC IA N S |~ OASSIFffiP, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS. H. H. HUGHES, M. D. GEO. INGLIS, M. D. Dr. Mary F. Becker F IS K TIRES OUR CROSS WORD PUZZLE VOLK INCOME TAX. diagram . Can yon w ork It? T he an sw er will be given next issu e ) No. 8. Losses if in c u rred In n ta x p a y e r’s trad e or business or profession or in “any tran sa ctio n entered into for prof It” not com pensated for by Insurance o r otherw ise a re deductible from gross income In determ ining net Income up on which th e incom e tax Is assessed. I o lie allow ed, losses not in cu rred In tia d e, business, or profession m ust conform closely to th e w ording of the statu te. For exam ple, a loss incurred In the sale of a ta x p ay e r's hom e or au tom oblle, w hich at th e tim e of p u r chase wus not bought w ith th e In ten tion of resale, is not deductible, be cause it w as not a tran sa ctio n " e n tered into for profit." L osses s u s tained in th e operation of a farm as a business ven tu re a re deductible. If sustained in th e operation of n farm HORIZONTAL. operated m erely for the p le asu re of 1. M ark left by point of pencil. th e taxpayer, they a re not deduetlbl 3. T erm of respect. 5. A buddy. Cannery Men to Perfect Central 7. P reposition. 8. Decay. Drifiinlziitlon. 10. Money. After a series of m eetings extend 12. Preposition. ing over several m onths, and approval 14. To d isch arg e slowly. hv m em bers of local u n its interested 15. P ress. th e officials of five cooperative can 17. A sh arp , sour taste. nerles will meet In P o rtlan d W ednes 19. Insect. 21. Uniform. day to m ake final arran g e m en ts for 23. R esult of extensive alcholism form ation of the N orth Pacific Cooper (aa b r.), ativo canneries. Among those to be 24. M oham m edan prince. rep resen ted at th e m eeting a re can 26 F or exam ple (abbr.L exclam ation used by horsem en. nerles located at S tayton. Mt. Angel 28. An D istress call. S pringbrook. Newberg. S ilverton, and W alked on. Number. G resham . W hether th e 1925 pack will S hip's diary. lie sold cooperatively hits not been C onstructed. finally decided upon, but It Is expected 36. Offer. th a t sta n d ard s will be fixed and other J 8. A wild revel. details arran g e d looking to fu tu re 40. Move. handling of th e pack as one unit, a c 41. B itter plum s. 2 H alf an e tn . cording to R. IL Kipp, m anager of the 3. Cunning. m arketing d ep artm en t of th e P ortland 5. Conclude. cham ber of com m erce who has been 6. G erm an. (ab b r.). called into co n su ltatio n on o rg a n isa 8. The young of a goat o r sheep. tion plans. C. J. H urd, m arketing 50. Preposition. Prefix m eaning double. specialist of O. A, C., has also been 4. Conjunction. active in the p erfecting of the cannery Load dice io o rd er to cheat. Prefix m eaning down. plans. Horse'» gait F A R M E R S . I N S U R E In th e o ld r e lia b le O re g o n F ir e I te lie f A s sn . F iv e - y e a r p o lic y p a y a b le e a c h y e a r , w ith n o a s - ^ s ^ n ie n ts . A s s e ts o v e r h a l f m illio n . I - * *• T h o rn e , a g e n t. tf > E 'l R S A L E , la r g e o r sm a ll. Fn I <■ a g r i c u l t u r a l s e c tie n . K a r l J . n a g - b erg , R. 2. G r e s h a m , p h o n e 576. tf 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 Pro] d a m a g e c a n be h a d a t g r e a t l y ’r e 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 t r e e t G r e s h a m p h o n e 2591 I g n itio n E x p e r t. >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 rn a- * ta r tin g , lig h tin g a n d ig n itio n ■Mam s t r e e t i . a r a g e P h o n e G r e s h a m 122s. TUBES Vulcanizing and Retreading All W ork G uaran teed 3. P asse s off In vapor. 4. Roads traveled. 5. P a rt of a book. 6. Note of th e scale. | 7. Make lace w ith a hand sh u ttle. 9. A m easu re of w eight I abbr.L 11. Means of tran sp o rta tio n , (ab b r ). 13. A color. 14. Belief in doctrine. I 16. A lw ays fresh. ! 18. Bustle. i 20. Prefix m eaning recent. I 22. Self. ■ 26. Result of 59 H orizontal. 1 27. A num eral. ¡29. Also. SO. 24 hours. ¡ 34. P ast. : 35. Mixes together. 136 S u b stan ce re su ltin g from decom- position by electrolosis. 37. T ake aw ay. 39. An anim al. I 43. A passing fancy. , 44. P eriod of tim e. 46. W orn by an cien t Romans. 47. Cravat. 49. Indefinite article. 51. K uropean river. 5.3. P reposition. 56. M inister (D egree). Sand GEO. A. IIKANDT, T each er of D unning System ,, GRAVEL GRAVEL 50c and 75c a y ard a t p it o r w ill deliver. „ f o r B e g in n e rs TOM G. TAYLOR ORGAN o. A. BRYAN Phone Gresham 78x8 — Oftice P h on e-------B0| Office E le r tr le B ld g . FRANK C. JONES Carpenter and Contractor gfaranteed SEPTIC TANKS Air Tight Q uick Service. PIANO Accredited Teacher Buildings Moved IN S U R A N C E S E k 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 I .lie — F i r e A u to m o b ile — H e a lth P la te Olasi GI hsm S A T IS F A C T IO N G U A R A N T E E D Office 26ül Phones R ee. 2503 P o w ell S tre e t JAMES ELKINGTON IN S U R A N C E Accident Surety Bonds Fire Automobile Life Health Plate Glas« i.m - Office 2341 Crushed Rock Low est P ric e . Best C oncrete M aterial to be had. . K NARR & SO N TROUTDALE. OREOON ° " M * 1» S tr e e t Phones Insurance A c c id e n t, - H e a lth , BRIQUETS A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK R e s. 1958 Real Estate A u to m o b ile O r e a Ä " , * 7 " Re,,et A " " O reg o n L ife I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y B. W. THORNE, Agent G ffle. i»eiG R E S H ’ì,M - O R E G O N Office 1991 P h o n f, Reg> 1Mf AUAllTklml.R^ ° T er* l , and Repaired. c J n a m ^ . n d ^ “ ' and s. E. PALMQUIST ALTO TOP SHOP ' ll<ln * '• _______ G re s h a m COAL 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 Water Proof CONCRETE BRICK PHONR GRESHAM 489 HAZEL THIEL P hone 1471 Phoae'ptSl Flr8t 8tdte Gravel D elivered Any Place. Accredited Teacher of Piano Gresham Tire Shop AUTOMOBILES B E T T E R U S E D C A R S AT I.E S S T H A N CORTI ANO P R IC E S . to e . / - s A *, w i,h 1925 licen ses. >9-4 C h e v ro le t C o u p e w ith lo is o f e x t r a s . >575, 1922 C h e v ro le t to u r in g w ith e x t r a s , lo o k s B °°d a n d r u n s g o o d I. . >250. I 1924 le t to 5 u ------*■ r in g , d d lw is c ' w w h h eels, eels. >425 >425. m i« C ta h e a v ro --------- 4 7 .5 ° ” *^° r o a d s t e r ln g o o d c o n d itio n l '9 '3 F o r d to u r in g . >265. 1924 M a x w e ll r o a d s te r . >725. 1924 M a x w e ll co u p e, >950. 19-3 S t a r to u r in g . >395. ) O v e r la n d to u r in g . >165. 19-0 F o r d d e liv e ry . >165. 1918 E 'ord to u r in g s . >85. O th e r g o o d u se d c a r s . S p e c ia l 1924 W I Ily s -K n lg h t w ith b a llo o n tire « a n d G an c a s t e r b a la n c e r . A s u r e f o o d bu y . A«k fo r p ric e H E S S E L I M P L E M E N T CO. P h o n e 1141. FRIEDA E. RRATZEL Phone l» > W. S. WOOD A uctioneer rX.‘î? ÎCCùü y ER’ WASHINGTON JRESHAM MARINEI.LO Beauty Shoppe EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE a r i " . , * B'1 s , .ork K al.« » K prciaR t h o n . V a n r o m e r <14. o r G re s h a m O u tlo o k 1461