page two GRESHAM OUTLOOK, GRESHAM OUTLOOK to his own d isap p o in tm en t an d th a t of Published every T uesday and F riday th e boys u n d er his Instruction. at G resham , Oregon, by th e Outlook G eorge K. Je n n er, th e te a c h e r of P ublishing Co., H. L. St. C lair, a g ric u ltu re , has accepted a position in E ditor and M anager. th e new high school which is being One year. $1.10, six months, 85c. three erected at M olalla, a t a cost of $150,- m onths trial subscription. 60c. Combination rates with all tha P ort­ 000. E ighteen d istric ts a re co n so lid at­ land I »allies. ing th e re an d th e en ro llm en t is ex ­ ADVERTISING R ates reasonable. Our representative pected to be aro u n d 250. He will will have ch a rg e of tw o classes in the . second-class m atter March S m ith-H ughes course, one in farm ». 1911, ut the Pout office at O rtihttn . an im als and th e o th e r in p la n t h u s­ Oregon, under tha Act of March I. 1I7>. bandry, and will also teach a class in g en eral science. He Is p lan n iu g on CHILDREN AND HEALTH. ta k in g w ork a t Oregon A g rie u ltu ra ' T he E ugene G uard recen tly coin College th e first p a rt of Ju n e and for m ented d ra stic a lly on the pro g ram of ten d a js in Ju ly he expects to atten d the sta te board of h ealth as it re la te s a s ta te conference of te ac h ers at Med­ to the ca re of ch ild ren In public ford, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Je n n e r schools, ta k es exception to th e sta te a re th in k in g of ere ctin g a sm all house m in ts of Dr. S trick le r, se c re ta ry of for them selves a t M olalla, as houses the board, ch a rg es him w ith try in g to for re n t a re alm o st a t a prem ium . "throw a scare,” and rem a rk s th a t They w ill move th e re about th e first th e m a tte r of ca rin g for th e ch ild 's of A ugust. physical w ellbeing belongs to the Miss N ettie N elson, th e g en ial of­ hom e and not the school. Specifically fice a s sista n t a t th e high school, will It says: co n tin u e h e r d u ties in th a t capacity. “Care of the physical well being of Maybe w hat you do n 't need some ch ild ren is properly a p are n tal, not one else w ants. T ry an ad in the sta te , function. So-called ex am in a­ classified. tion of ch ild ren sem i-publicly and In job lots is both an affront and a hu­ m iliation to them and th e ir p are n ts. Such a function belongs pro p erly to th e fam ily doctor, if anybody, and u n ­ d er p are n tal discretion and direction. C hildren are sen t to th e schools to be educated. T h eir Intim ate c a re is a m a tte r for th e hom e.” P erh ap s th e re a re m any who take th is view. B ut health, in a school child Is a vital m a tte r. T he sta te board and Dr. S trick e r are try in g , u n ­ selfishly we believe, to bring about b etter conditions. Dr. S trick e r has th e sta tistic s a t hand and m akes a study of th e conditions and m ust know w hereof he speaks w hen he te lls w h at proportion in gen eral have de fective vision, defective hearing, ad e­ noids and diseased tonsils, etc. I t is well know n th a t in childhood th ese handicaps can m ost easily he overcome. W hile the child is in school It is in the ca re of th e sta te to be edu­ cated for in tellig en t citizenship. Why should not this ca re extend also to its physical fitness? E specially so when a sound m ind in a sound body is th e Ideal. O ftentim es these physical de­ fects a re caused o r encouraged by u n ­ h e a l t h y conditions In th e home. T he doctor cannot en ter the home to exam ine the ch ild ren unless he is called and he is seldom called except in case of extrem ity. In th e school he can study the ch ild ren individually and collectively u nder th e sta te board of health and recom m end w hen deem s th e w elfare of th e fu tu re citi zen and of th e sta te dem and. T h a t's a pretty old idea the O uard advances. Tw enty-five y ears ago Sam Jones, u G eorgian, ranted in his lec to re s ag a in st the public schools. H< said th e sta te had no m ore business to educate his child th an It had to spank it. C ontinued from page 1 Miss Hope M cKenzie of P o rtlan d lias been th e efficient in stru c to r for th e year in histo ry and civics. S h j will probably re tu rn for an o th er y e a r’s work. T he sly little god Cupid, who has been known Io d isru p t many a school h oard's w ell-laid plans, has been g e t­ ting in his w ork at the high school during th e past m onths and when Miss vie E lizabeth Rice was ap- p ro u ch id w ith th e query as to how tli- expected to spend her vacation, "■he laughingly acknow ledged th a t she intended to be m arried. T he fo rtu n ­ a te m an In th e ease is B ryant IieB ar, of R oseburg in w hich city th e couple w ill m ake th e ir home. He is an Agent of the s ta n d a rd Oil com pany M s Rice has m ade m any friends am ong th e stu d e n ts ta k in g the com ­ m ercial course. Miss D orothy Dickey, the p upular m usic in stru c to r, has m any plans, so m any in fact th a t she Is undecided w h at to say or do. She sta te s tha» she has had an a ttra c tiv e offer as su p erv iso r of m usic In a W ashington city for next year. S he Is also th in k ­ ing possibly of tak in g a sum m er co u rse in m usic in Chicago sim ilar to th e w ork she specialized In last year. Miss Mary Jew el of Redmond, Ore gon, » h o cam e to G resham Union high the la tte r p a rt of th e year to ill! out th e unexpired term of Miss Kdlth S te p h e n -m , who was m arried a t that tim e, does not exnect to re tu rn to G resham the com ing year. Miss E lizabeth H ales will probable to u iln u e her duties nt the public li­ b ra ry b ran ch during the sum m er and assist at th e high school during th e com ing y ear in th e capacity of lib ra ­ rian. W. E a rl S hafer, ath letic coach, has re tu rn e d to his hom e In Salem on a c ­ count of illness, 11« was unable to finish the w ork of cu rre n t year, much 1», 1925 CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS. After Every Meal HAY C. A. BUTCHER B u t it d o esn ’t p ro v e o u t in p ractice — this legend a b o u t salt a s a n aid to b ird -catch in g . N e ith e r does this superstition th a t th e re is so m eth in g m y sterio u sly " b e tte r” a b o u t e a ste rn lu b rican ts — m erely b ecau se th e y cost m ore. E v e ry q u a rt o f Z erolene y o u b u y p ro v es th e groundlessness o f this superstition. Pacific Coast Crude Is Best Z erolene is a w e ste rn oil— an d a b e tte r oil e v en if it does cost less. A s a m a tte r o f fact, th e best cru d e p etro leu m so fa r discovered for th e m a n u fa c tu re o f a m o to r lu b rican t is ob tain ed from P acific C o ast w ells, an d th e m ost a d v an c e d refining process is th is C o m p a n y ’s p aten ted h ig h -v a c u u m process d u rin g th e use o f w h ich Z erolene is su b m itted to 15 positive checks for quality. Experienced D rivers Prefer Z erolene E xperienced d riv e rs k n o w this—th a t Z e ro ­ lene lu b ricates m o re c a rs in th e P acific C o ast sta te s th a n a n y o th e r oil m a d e —h e av y -d u ty tru c k s an d h igh-priced c a rs alike. S u p erstitio n s d o n 't w o rk ou t in p ra c tice —Z erolene will in­ c re ase th e gasoline m ileage o f y o u r car, r e ­ duce carb o n accu m u latio n in th e cylinders an d len g th en y o u r c a r ’s w o rk in g life. W h y p a y trib u te to a su p erstitio n ? Insist o n Z ero len e— ask for j t b y n a m e . PLANTS, SEED S. ETC. I Insist on ZEROLENE n m i f it dots COST LESS Em ily F. Bolcom, M. D. W omen an d C hildren FOR SALE— Young Jersey cow, f r e s h : aboui 5 gallons. H igh test. A. Ash, Route 1, Gresham, 4 m iles south on Dam ascus road. ¡F R E S H COWS FOR SALE. J. p. Os­ born, R. 2, Boring, Oregon. I FRESH c o w FOR SALE—H eavy m ilk- *rw „£L Pa>}l8On- 1 mile south P leasant 1*' !ne f ho ,tm 39x4. ¡ t h r e e C O W « F O B s a l e , all Jersey phon^G Y"8^ ' F ' C' H odge' Gresh“ ' I ' Z1 5 1 l,l |l , ’E of 2 H olstein cows, both -iresn . John Larson, phone Corbett 3101. A. W. BOTKIN, M. D. H. V. ADIX. M. D. P IG S l Y «VuNGi PIGS FOR SALE. Charlie W heeler, 1 mile south of the Orient sawm ill. I hone Gresham 769. RIGS A N D SHOATS for sale. S. T. Lind 1 phone 28x1. • Dr. Mary F. Becker POULTRY Compton's Baby Chicks. May 15 and after R. I. Reds and Barred Hocks. »16 per hundred. H. C. Comp­ ton. Boring, Oregon. Phone Gresham PO U L T R Y W A N TED ALL K IN D S, AN Y TIM E WE PAY "CASH GRESHAM PRODUCE CO. | Phone 1108 - Oregon W AN TED —P low ing and general team Q regham - _w ork. H. A. Curry, Gresham , phone 299. W AN TED—General team work. Plowing, grading and basem ent digging a spec­ ialty E W all, Gresham, phone 33x4. P L O W IN G AND G EN ER A L TEAM P hysician a n d Surgeon work wanted. I. L. Davidson, phone Gresham 15x1 Room s IS and 16, Congdon Bldg. H ours 2 to 5 P. M. M ISCELLANEOUS Office 1271 Phones R esidence 127x H IV ES W ITH B EES for sale, cheap. Grezham, O re go n Some with honey, som e new. S. Iw a- moto, R. 1, B ox 140, Gresham. 1 mile south Llnnem ann Junction. LARGE HIA E of last y e a r ’s Italian bees for sale with honey, box and super for / hysician a n d Surgeon H 1 Mrs Jo h n so n , pi,one G resh am 49x GOOD P A ST U R E at reasonable rates, Office over Bank of Gresham across the Sandy river from Troutdale. Office Phone 1481 or 17» H e.. 1488 I rank H. Brown. Troutdale, Oregon. W ith Dr. W. J. o t t G ARLA ND RA N G E for sale, used three Best phone for appointm ent y e a r s ; reasonable. George Barr, Port- land, Route 7, Barker road. FOR SALE—3000-gallon redwood tank, 4 h. p, Stover engine and double action force pump C Junker. Sandy, Ore. C hiropractor CALKINS WOOD SAW ING, even lengths a specialty. Phone llOx. E L E C T R ^ I^ S . « A P J D E A D WOOD D E L IV E R E D in Gresham H ours: 10 A M. to 5 A l t 8 at $5.50 a cord. George Rodlun, phone Library Block. Gresham D am ascus 151. Phone 122x FOR SALE—All kinds of 4-ft. wood. In­ cluding slab wood ; also loads o f 16-in. DENTISTS saw ed wood, delivered. L. E. Crass- well, phone Gresham 363. tf Phonezi n oire j n q , B e.ldenee 3188 Gresham. Oregon ! ¡H O U SE A N D TWO LOTS for sa le; lots o f tr .e s ; bargain for ten days. II. W < ooley, phone 51x2. tf | FtHt RENT on June 10 my modern house and one-half acre ground. W. L Gor- sage, phone 1673. I' GH R E N T —A .’.-acre chicken ranch. Inquire fifth house south of Orient N ellie L. Price. LOANS W AN TED —»200, »300, »500, »700 il.eio. John Brown, Gresham, phone _______ tf_ -5 n - i t l Ml Its ATTEN TIO N! R-d'i. .d ' ' - ii farm insurance in large *!" uiiqiiini'... See John Brown. ,i Gresham, phone 2501. if i ARMS F o r S A L E larg e ot sm all. In hm a g ric u ltu ra l section Karl J. H ag- _R 2, Gresham, phone 576. tf FARM ERS IN SU R E In the old reliable O regon hire R el.ef Assn. F ive-year pohev payable each year, with no’ as- o ’’’'',’."".','./ A ssets over half million. «>• Thorne, agent. tf Every Wednesday and Saturday Evenings Springer’s Hall near Pleasant Valley School AUTOMOBILES Automntdles 1923 W lllys-K night touring, looks and runs good. 1923 Overland touring, looks and runs good. 1924 Star sport model. 1923 Star touring. 1924 Ford coupe. 1921 Ford touring. l.'H Ford to u rin g s 1924 Ford 4-door sedan. 192» Harley m otorcycle with side car and lots of extras. Look these cars over, drive them, then you 11 buy a good used car from H essel Im plem ent Co. R eliability Gresham Service Phone 1141. TRUCKMEN ATTENTIO N! State permits, liab ilities and property dam age can be had at greatly reduced rates of John Brown, Powell street Gresham phone 2601. • or >. v. >KBltloa Expert. $25 will be given to him who proves that I cannot find the deficiency of his m a­ chine on starting, lighting and ignition. Main Street O arage. Phone Gresham 1228. GRAVEL GRAVEL 50c and 75c a y ard a t p it o r w ill deliver. 0 . A. BRY A N BUI — Office I’h o n e-------fill! FRANK C. JONES Carpenter and Contractor GEO. A. BRANDT, Phone 1471 A tto rn e y s at L aw Office over B ank of G resham OiiI»w^kE^-Re|iistered .Guernsey bull 14 _______ o R EOON am, phone 32x1. tf G R g SHAM, m onths old. From high producing "dam? R. E. Richey, h alf mile north of Boring EMPLOYMENT P hone 167x1 IF YOU W ANT GOOD YOUNG MILK cows that give 3 to 4 gallons, or older STR AW BER RY PICK ERS wanted on L?.WSi ^ y ' ing 5 to 7 gallons, see W. T ¿ .' l l ' " I. I the Phenix farm. Arthur Helney, m iles south of Schiller I phone »8 or 93. station. M ilking hours 6 to 7. 1 ---------------------- Physician a n d Surgeon DRESSM AK ING A N D P L A IN SEW ING . 10 GOOD MILK COWS, w ith or without P rices reasonable. Lena Alder G askill, for routp. < Balm er, Powell V alley and Lawrence street. Gresham. G ates road. WRKLFH T f i t w o r k s , i t ’s t r u e / P hone: F IN E CLOVER A N D TIMOTHY HAY for sale 36 acres. Mrs Johnson. Hours 10 IS a « Balrdsdale, phone G resham 49x. n o u r s . tu 1. A M. Located on B ase Line Road and B uckley Avenue Phone TAbor 4*7» Route 1 Portland, Ore. P a ss it arou n d after e v e r y i i x - j L G ive the fa m ily th e b e n e fit of its aid to d ig e stio n . Cleans te e th too. Keep it a lw a y s in the h o u se . Fnz Costs little -h e lp s much " g / PH Y SIC IAN S . OATS A N D VETCH HAY, also clover »18 per ton, loaded on w agon at m y | barn. H ' W ’ Slrong- Gresham, phone 1 Ruyer of Livestock Piv ( LASS (IF 1112.» SOON TO SAY FAREWELL MAY P a tro n ise o u r ad v ertisers. I d e a l for F ry in g A P e r fe c t S h o rten in g We look a t things different these days and th e w orld moves on. The sta te has a rig h t to educate and even to spank your child and m ine and if need be to doctor it. "T he S trick e r bulletin show s all the e a rm ark s of a purposeful effort to throw u scare," says the G uard. By th e sam e narrow reasoning th e G uard's a rtic le m ight be said to bear th e e a rm a rk s of having been su g g e st­ ed by som e old tim e doctor or edu­ cator. Tl ESDAY, TROUTDALB, OREGON V ANCOUVER. W a sh ing to n I arm and stock Sales a Npeelalty I hone V aneoater <14. or ’ Gresham Ontlook U4I Contracting and Building Cabinet Work mid Bnllt*in> All w ork g u aran teed . .1. A. HU8HONG «BEfiHAM rho„ M4 A. F. HAMMAR Contractor and Builder E asters M altaomah K epreseatatlT. of Genuine Stone-Tone Stucco Co. Gresham, Ore. Phono 961