GRESHAM OUTLOOK,
I'AGK TWO
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
Published every Tuesday and F riday
at G resham , Oregou. by the Outlook
Publihbiug Co., H L. St C lan .
E ditor and M anager.
On« year 11.SO. nix month*. M5c. th r o
month** trial nubacriptIon. Mr.
Combination rate* with all the Port
land Bailie*
AÜV B R T D U N O
Ratet- reasonable
will call.
I.
Our
representative*
E ntered a s second -cl a** m a tter M arch
1911. at the Poatofflce at Gresham.
Oregon, under the Act of March
I. 1#79.
FVOLFTIOX AM» THE BIBLE.
Fair Will Have Many Features
C o n tin u ed from page 1
m in d of C aptain W. D. Jack so n , Com
pany ” B” 186th In fa n try in com m and
of F red It. D ierking, Com pany “H ”
162d In fa n try com m anded by C aptain
Fred W eigand, H ow itzer Com pany,
162d In fa n try , In com m and of Capt.
Roy Neer, H ea d q u arters Com pany
F irs t B attalion, 186th In fa n try , com
m anded by L ieut. C. G. Schneider,
and th e m edical d etach m en t iu com
m and of Major H ow ard E. C arru th .
Also A Com pany 116th Eng. in com
m and ot Lieut. C arl Shoem aker.
im m ediately follow ing th e dem on
stra tio n th e troops will p arad e th ro u g h
the g rounds to th e south grove w here
anyone w ishing to see doughboys “eat
up th e m ess” is welcome but it is ad
visable to stay a t a d istan ce a s a
“doughboy r u s h ” fa r su rp asses th e
d ep artm en t sto re variety.
W ednesday, Ju ly 29, w ill have band
co n certs fea tu rin g th e forenoon en
te rta in m e n t w hile th e public enjoys
the v ario u s exhibits of livestock, boys’
and g irl's club w ork, florists' d is
plays, autom obile exhibits, carn iv al
show s and the m any o th e r w ays to en
joy oneself.
How did the universe, including the
ea rth , o riginate?
How did man o riginate?
T hese have alw ays been m a tte rs of
study and speculation since m an be
gan to use his thinking and reasonin g
pow ers.
On the ene hand the Bible seem s to
se ttle it and those who can accep t its
sta te m en ts literally ,—th a t th e e a rth
w ith all form s of vegetable and ani-
‘ inal life, including m an, w ere created
in six days of 24 hou rs each, as th e
Mosaic record seem s to Imply,—have,
of course, no controversy and no need
of fu rth e r inform ation. To such any
suggestion th a t it m ight have been
o therw ise or th a t the “ d ays” in the
G enesis account a re indefinite p e ri
ods of tim e and th a t th e early a c
At 2 p. m. th e daily livestock parade
counts are sym bolical or allegorical
and im aginative is th e suggestion of w ill be held, com bined w ith th e I n
an ath eist, an unbeliever or an a g dians, cowboys, cow girls and all o th er
nostic.
moving fea tu re s of th e fair.
Once the idea of verbal Inspiration
is accepted th e w hole m a tte r is se t
tled and every word and p h rase m ust
be given its literal Interpretation.
"D ay" m eans a day from su n rise to
su n rise and six days of creativ e
“ w ork” followed by one of “re st"
m eans a week of our tim e and iu th a t
brief space all creation, th e ' heavens
and th e earth, and all th a t in them is,
took place.
On the oth er hand are the conclu
sions of science, th a t this w ork, w hat
ever its origin and beginnings, did oc
cupy eons of tim e, and, in fact, is still
going on by the sam e processes th a t
controlled its e a rlie r stages.
Tile mo t serious question in con
nection with th is problem Is, can the
G enesis account and th e opinions of
scien tists be reconciled?
Many will say they cannot.
It is possible th a t in this m a tte r, as
in m any o th ers w hich history w ill dis
close, the scien tists are rig h t and the
Bible is rig h t—the only thing w rong
is our prejudice or shortsig h ted n ess in
In terp retin g the S crip tu res and u n
derstan d in g w h at they m ean and w ere
intended to imply.
“Who is sufficient for these th in g s ? ”
The g re a te st w rongs In the w orld’s
history tiave grow n out of m isu n d er
standing God.
T he Bible is a revelation of his
c h a ra c te r and love and will.
God Is also revealed in his w orks.
Matty Htudy his w orks and don't see
his love.
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Many study the Bible and don't un
d ersta n d his creativ e processes.
Tile one is not com plete w ithout the
other. Man has both a body and a
soul. Potatoes w on’t feed the soul,
nor will John 3:16 su stain the body.
E volution has Its place. T he Bible
has Its place. T heir only conflict is
in th e m inds of those who don't think.
MAY’S ORIGIN.
An expedition has been form ed to
study (he evidence« of m an's origin in
A frica.
Our im pression is th a t's
w here m onkeys o riginated and a re m ost
plentiful. A frica Is still the unknow n
contin en t and when the archeologists
have opened up its long hidden se
c re ts th e world may gain much need
ed inform ation on the beginnings of
things.
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We ought to he Interested In th e
origin and developm ent of life on tills
planet, especially the hum an race, tint
a fte r all it's m ore im portant how we
live than how we cam e to he here.
If one half th e affection some wom
en w aste on pet dogs was bestow ed
on hungry and m oth erless children
the kingdom of God would come soon
er on the earth.
TH IR D A \ \ l Al,
POI I THY ( n \ \ ENTION
FRIDAY, JULY ¿1, 1>25
Queen Crowned Wednesday 2:15
PH Y SIC IAN S
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Multnomah County Fulr A.nor latlon.
A. W. METZGER. Gresham.
H. A LEW IS, Portland.
C. I. RAKER, Gresham.
T. R. HOWITT, Gresham.
E. W. AYLSW ORTH, Gresham.
H. J. PU L F E R , Gresham
THEO. BKUGGER, Gresham.
T. J. KKUEDEH, Portland.
M. M. SQUIRE. Gresham.
JOHN SLERET. Gresham.
J. O. WILSON, Portland
A. F. HAMMAR, Gresham.
W. H. MITCHELL, Portland.
C. CLEVELAND, G resham .
W. D. K IND ER, Gresham.
G. A. MATT. Portland.
S. B. HALL. Gresham.
FR A N K H E IN E Y , Gresham.
RICHARD DEICH, Portland
H. L. ST. CLAIR. Gresham.
C. G. SCH N EIDER, Gresham.
O. A. EASTMAN, Gresham.
J. V. COGSWELL, Gresham.
B. L. W ALRAD, Gresham.
J. J. K ADDERLY. Portland.
MISCELLANEOUS
Phone : Office 1261
FOR SALE—3000-gallon redwood tank.
4 h. p. Stover engine and double action
force pump. C. Junker. Sandy. Oregon.
F ill: SALE—K itchen range, good baker, I
2-4 and 7-6 P M
J12 5Ò H ours: 10-12 A. M.
|10 ; gas range, slightly
tlj used,
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Suhr Flow er Farm , B ase Line, 1 mile
east 12-Mile house. Phone 72x4.
Office -W ithrow Building
OREGON
F IN E GLADIOLIS now ready for sale. GRESHAM.
F irst come first served. W illiam s Green
house. phone 58x4.
Office 2251
Residence 2261
FOR SALE—H eyw ood-W akefield baby
carriage, Ivory finish. Good condition.
Phone 195x1.
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FOR W O O D S A W IN O call Steve Marston, Special Attention to Eye D iseases and
phone 385,_____________________ _____ t f
F itting o f G lasses
OLD GROWTH CORDWOOD for sale
office over F irst State Bank
J7.25 a cord. Leave orders at Brown's GRESHAM.
OREGON
Market. Fred G. Anlcker, Gresham, tf
GOOD DRY WOOD for sale, hard wood
P hone 167x1
and fir. Reasonable. Delivered. W. E.
Hossner, phone Gresham 379.
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FOR SALE—All kinds of 4-ft. wood, in
cluding slab wood ; also loads of 16-ln
sawed wood, delivered.
L. E. Crass-
well. phone Gresham 363.
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C. A . B U T C H E R
Buyer of Livestock
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
Located on Ba?e Line Road and
Buckley Avenue
Phone TAbor 497»
Route 1
Portland, Ore.
LIVESTOCK
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
CATTLB
FR ESH COW for sale.
Phone 464.
FRESH COW for sale. Mrs. A. B. Wood,
Gresham, R. 2, phoni 464.
F IV E GOOD COWS for sale. E. Dhulst,
on the old Llnnema nn place, phone 1663.
FOR SALE—6 good cows, som e fresh and
som e com ing fresh soon. F. J. Erz, 6
m iles east of Gresham near Lusted
school.
FOUR THOROUGHBRED H O LSTEIN
bulls, 1| 2, and 3 years old for sale. C.
M insinger, 210 Board of Trade, P ort
for
land.
—----------------CALKINS WOOD SAW ING, even lengths
W omen and C hildren
DOGS
a specialty. Rhone llOx.
G resham .
Oregon
COLLIE SH E P H E R D P U P P IE S . ten
-,r- g .
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w eeks old. from working parents, sell «O O D SA W IN G DONE, See me fcr real
F loyd Surface, successor to
or trade for poultry. It. F. W alters, I service.
Geo. Shaw Fairview , Oregon, phone
lihone 1731.
Gresham 22x4.
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Em ily F. Bolcom, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
A. W. BOTKIN, M. D.
tro t, 3 h eats, and a half-m ile ru n n in g
PGrLTRV
race.
FOR SALE—3-month-old W hite Leghorn
cockerels, direct from Tanered.
High
S atu rd ay th e 2:20 pace, th re e b eats,
record trapnested dams, $1.25 each. H.
C. Compton, Boring. Oregon. Phone
and th e 2:24 tro t, 3 h eats, w ith a h alf-
G resham 95x.______________________ ____
m ile ru n w ill be the card.
POULTRY WANTED
S unday w ill fea tu re th e free-fo r-all
ALL K IND S, ANY TIME
pace, 3 in 5 h eats, th e connection rac e
WE P A Y CASH
and the Meier & F ra n k one-m ile derby
GRESHAM PRODUCE CO.
for a $300 purse.
Phone 1108
The th ird ann u al poultry conven
2:24 pace, th ree h eats, and th e 2 :1 0 '
tion for th e sta te of Oregon held at
C orvallis this week w as u w ell a t
tended m eeting. A num ber of poul-
trym en from G resham and vicinity
w ere present. T he follow ing p oultry-
men accom panied by County A gent
S. 11. lla ll. left G resham nt 7:30 W ed
nesday m orning to p articip a te in the
convention. A. H. D owsett, C arroll
S chiller, John Lynch, G eorge W
W ebster, J. W. F ro st, W W. (lasting«,
1). T. W illiam s, G ran t Sloop, F. H.
C askili and Mr. H arrim an.
T his convention had th e la rg e st a t
OUR profession y 1 vision leads us to
tendance of any th a t has been held.
the utmost in improvement of our ser-
A stan d in g com m ittee reported prog
AU that can be done to make this
v ic e ,
ress in Its w ork and several problem s
a
ritual lasting memorial is accomplished
w ere brought up and assigned to com
bv us.
m ittees. Among these problem s w as
th a t of establishing a sta te egg la y
ing contest.
Gresham Funeral Parlors
One of the topics w hich brought o u t
lively discussion and In w hich a large
num ber of the poultrym en w ere deep
ly Interested waa th a t of controlling
o r try in g to catch the org an isatio n of
chickeu thieves w hich has been w o rk
ing th ro u g h o u t the state. A stro n g
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com m ittee was appointed ou th is p ro b
lem w ith pow er to act.
V is io n
irv
C'—vice
^ 0 . J(e/xaet
‘'u/ieladQilee(ci
Make your telep n o n e earn you more
by connecting it with a w ant ad.
A W an t Ad w ill sell w hat you dr
not need and get w hat you do need.
Physician and Surgeon
Room s 16 and 16, Congdon Bldg.
H ours 2 to 5 P. M.
Office 1271
Phones
Residence 127x
Gresham, Oregon
Chicken Dinner,t.
Special chicken d in n er every Wed-
I nesday noon u n til fu rth e r notice.
P rice 50c. W ith ro w ’s R e sta u ra n t.—Ad.
Gresham, Oregon
Fam ous R iders and R acers
Real Estate, R entals, L eans
Among some of th e tr o tte rs and
FOR
R E N T —Four room house furnished,
p acers w ith th e ir ow ners th a t will
garage. Some fruit and garden. In
quire of Gordon P itts, three blocks up
tak e p a rt in th e ra c e s d u rin g th e w eek
Lawrence avenue.
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a re th e follow ing w ell know n n o rth HOUSE A N D TWO LOTS for s a l e ; lots
o f t r e e s ; bargain for ten days. H. W.
w est horses to g eth er w ith m any u n
Cooley, phone 51x2.
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fam iliar nam es b ut who all c a rry fa st
' J^^w m ^o V esh am ^p h ^
tim e m arks.
At 2:15 Gov. W alter M. P ierce, a s
sisted by G eorge L. B aker, m ayor of
P o rtlan d , will crow n V irginia, queen
of th e fair. Miss V irginia R ingler,
p opular co-ed of Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l
College, and d au g h ter of Mr. and
Chas. R ingler, No. 875 E ast H arriso n ,
Je an Luck, J. H. Luck, E rry D andy,
P o rtlan d , h as been selected as M ult
nom ah County’s queen for 1925. H er J e rry L uck, Rill S chultz, and T he
princesses, H an n ah E d w ard s, Maud C avalier, J. W. M errill; Lady Sm ith,
M ueller, L enora Speidel and D orothy H. G. Cox; Nadine, M. C. K eefer;
Bell
W hitehead will also ta k e th e o ath of Dick Dudley, Jo h n Bloom;
Chim es, W ill W illiam s; W ilbur D aph-
allegiance at th e sam e tim e.
At 2:30 p. m. th e first h a rn e ss events ney, Jam es W allace; A licia McKlyo,
of th e week will be ru n off w ith th e A. E d stro m ; B ondaline, Iva D ahlheim ,
2:17 pace of th ree h eats and th e 2:24 S ir R ichard, Ted H a r re tt; Sinco Bell,
tro t of th re e heats. Betw een h eats Joe H u b er; Gale L. F red W oodcock;
th e v ario u s rodeo stu n ts w ill be given. Daw n D illard, G. K. H ow itt, Zolock
The Wild W est and Rodeo is being H al, C. M. W ilson; L ouise K., Jam es
fu rn ish ed by tw o of th e w o rld 's lead W allace; Amy Bond an d C arytones
ing wild w est show people. Bpn Jo ry , E xponent, W. H. W illiam son; B aron
who w as also h ere la st y ear, has C., and P rin c ess H al, W ill W illiam :';
b ro u g h t a m uch la rg e r ag g reg atio n Hal Mann, R. C. S ta a ts; H al A ncel,
th is season th a n he has ever had be T. It. H ow itt; T h elm a II., Tc.l Hal
fore. T he o th er is L o reh a T rickey, r e tt; G eorgie Hal, H. G. Cox; May
W orld's cham pion cow girl, who is a s Lovelace, J. W. M errill; Obvious
sociated w ith Sid Steele, one of th e H elen W ells; Roan Mack, J. H. Luck;
g re a te st rid ers of th e w est. H is relay Oregon Bond, Scott W oolf; R oyanna
rac in g , is considered th e best of any. Mac, M. C. K eefer; D. J. B urke, E th el
H is o th er ab ilities a re m any and K eener; Wm. G ray, Geor. E. P lu m
m uch e n tertain m en t is given by th ese m e r; L ilas Lee, Will W illiam s; Exo
tw o fam ous rid ers. Bob H all has for dus, Ted H a rre tt; T he N o rth ern , Joe
m any y ears been one of th e leading H u b er; Dewey Val, J. K ad d erly ; Hal
rid ers of th e w orld and different con Fitzsim m ons, W ill W illiam s; G eneral
te sts in w hich he has en tered have P axton, F red Woodcock, Dawn D il
w ith very few exceptions been c a p lard, G. K. H ow itt; Amy Bond, W. H.
W illiam son; H al P ax to n , Jr., F red
tu red by him.
W oodcock; Valbro, Jam es W allace;
W ednesday Evening P ro g ram Full
T he first full rodeo and w ild w est Stoney Logan, F ra n c is A n d erso n ;
show will be given on W ednesday eve P rin ce Zolock, Z iegler & M isner;
ning com m encing at 7:30. T his show Cyncofleld, T. R. H ow itt; Lady L in
w ill be second to none In th e w orld coln, Helen W ells; G eorge H. W ilson,
Mary J., W ill
and will co n sist of bucking co n tests, W. H. W illiam son;
fancy rid in g and roping, hutldogging, W illiam s; H al Brown, J. K adderly;
Indian w ar dances and custom s, Al S ilks and M uggins, Jo e H uber.
T he fair board h as m ade tw o im
squaw races, rela y s and, in fact, every
p
o
rta n t an n o u n cem en ts a t th e ir la st
know n en te rta in m e n t th a t th e w ild
m eeting to th e effect th a t a ll m em
w est is noted for.
T he W orld's g re a te st rid e rs a re now bers of th e G. A. R. w ill be ad m itted to
on th e g rounds and w ill en te rta in the g ro u n d s at any tim e an d also
dally w ith th e ir stu n ts, providing th a t all ch ild ren of g rad e school age
some of them In th e m eantim e don't would receive free adm ission.
b reak th e tr necks as th e sm all hoys I B usiness is b u ilt on ad v e rtisin g ;
have received som e fine e n te rta in - j buying is encouraged by ad v e rtisin g ;
m ent th e p ast few days w hile th ese the public is benefited by adv ertisu g .
rid e rs have been lim bering th eir
A HINT.
m ounts an d them selves.
Among the v ario u s rid e rs Is Monk
T h ere a re stre e ts in G resham th a t
Avery and th a t o th e r m ule "J a c k " ,
both of whom a re know n as th e fun- I a re a disg race to th e city and to the
p ro p erty ow nhrs.
They a re es
nlest p air p erform ing In th e co untry
pecially conspicuous Just now, a
today.
few days before th e opening of the
Many rid ers a re now located on the
county fair. A s tra n g e r or v isitor
fair g ro u n d s and w ill ta k e p a rt in the
would be led to th in k some re si
various events of th e week.
d en ts had very little pride in th e ir
O ther Days Offer Big Things
T h u rsd ay th e p ro g ram will be prac- ' city.
In m any places we find littered
tlcally tlie sam e as th e preceding day
stre
e ts and w alks alm ost covered
witti the exception of different races.
w ith overhanging g rass, w eeds and
T he 2:13 pace, threw h eats, and the
th istle s.
2:24 tr o t„ th re e h eats, w ill he th e card
Why not m ake every stre e t and
w ith th e addition of a h all-m ile r u n
p ro p erty line clean and a ttra c tiv e ?
ning race.
TAKE A HINT.
F rid ay 's race card co n sists of the
c j ifd/ta in.
CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
Window Cleaning
j
F o r ex p e rt window clean in g see S.
T ajim a, o r leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n
Brow n, G resham , phone 2501.
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! Y’ncatlon
Hours In Gresham Llbmry.
II. V. A D IX, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Bank o f Gresham
Office Phone 1421 or 179
B t l. 1426
W ith Dr. W. J. Ott
B est phone for appointm ent
Dr. Mary F. Becker
Chiropractor
D uring Ju ly and A ugust th e G resh
__ ELECTRIC T H E R A P Y
am lib ra ry w ill be open on Mondays, ELECTRIC SW EA T M INER AL BATHS
H o u r s: 10 A. M. to 5 P M.
! W ednesdays and F rid ay s from 2:30 to
Library Block, Gresham
Phone 122x
2501.
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5:30 and from 7 to 9. On S atu rd ay it
FARMS FOR SALE, large or sm all. In w ill be open from 2:30 to 5:30.
fine agricultural sectien. Karl J. Ha:
D EN TISTS
berg. R. 2. Gresham, phone 576
FARM ERS IN SU R E in the old reliable
Oregon Fire R elief Assn.
F ive-year
policy payable each year, with no a s
sessm ents.
A ssets over half m illion. ;
B. W. Thorne, agent.
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FARM ERS
ATTENTIO N!
loans at 6 per cent.
Office P h o n e --------601
G UARANTEED
SEPTIC TANKS
F O B S A L E T w o g r a v e l tr u c k * in g o o d
c o n d itio n , r u n n in g e v e ry d a y . If ta k e n
:it oii'-e K0O y a r d ' g r a v e l o r d e r s g o to
p u rc h a se r.
P ric e d re a s o n a b le .
W ill
f u rn is h g r a v e l in b u n k e r s a t a ll tim e s,
( ’a ll b e fo re ♦> p. in
J. It. K n a r r , T r o u t-
d a le . O reg o n , p h o n e 489.
Air Tight
B uildings Moved
a n d in A -l c o n d itio n fo r s a le c h e a p , a n d
• n te r m s to re s p o n s ib le p a r ty .
M ig h t
cot s id e r t r a d e f o r u s a b le p r o p e rty o r
arti* - <. S ee B. W . T h o rn e a t B a n k o f
• I r e i am or write C. N. W onacott, Yeon
B ld g .. P o rtla n d .
D ental X-Ray
Office over Bank of Gresham
DR. JU L IU S G. ST U R E
Dentist
Office In Bank of Gresham Building
In Sandy W ednesdays and Thursdays
PH O N ES
(Irssliam 1211
Sandy 69 und 1x6
MAIn 1249
F IS K
c o n s id e r good
young
hors** w e ig h in g
a b o u t 1300 lbs. a s p a r t p a y n it n t fo r
Phones
Gresham 1591
McGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
T IR E S
• and
FOR SALE FORD D ELIVERY, or would
Gresham Office W ithrow Bldg.
PROBATE A*ND CORPORATION WORK
Portland Office. 721 Corbett Bldg.
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1TTENTION!
S t a t e p e rm its , lia b ilitie s a n d p r o p e rty
d a m a g e c a n be b a d a t g r e a tly re d u c e d i
rat*
of J o n B ro w n , P o w ell s tr e e t. I
G r e s h a m p h o n e 2501.
Ivnltton Expert.
$25 will be given to him who proves that
MACHINERY
TUBES
VYr»» to (Ac tive*
W. J. COOPER
V ulcanizing and R etreading
Attorney at Law
AU W ork G uaranteed
G resh am T ire Shop
I c a n n o t find th e d e fic ie n c y o f h is m a
c h in e o n s t a r t i n g , lig h tin g a n d ig n itio n .
M a in S tre e t G a r a g e , p h o n e G r e s h a m 1228.
GEO. A. BRANDT,
Ofllce over B ank of G resham
Office 1111
Phones
MUSICIANS
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Hfc-
horse gasoline engine and power w ash
er, also household furniture. Phone 14S1
Auto F re ig h t T erm in al
Portland, Phone EAst *2304
Gresham, Phone 1201
HAY
FOUR TONS OF HAY for sale on the
Frederick ranch. W illiam A. W ooley,
Andrews road.
HAY FOB SALE, In field. I^iuderback
Bros.. P leasant Home, phones Gresham
755 ami 7 5 J.
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Lundquist Truck Line
S uccessor to
LOST, in Gresham W ednesday night, a
long black pocket book with a little
money.
Finder please leave at Out-
look ollie»
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FRIEDA E. BRATZEL
Accredited Teacher of PJuno
HAZEL THIEL
T each er of D unning System
for Beginners
Studio First State Bank B uilding
Ehope 1861
Be». Phone 761
LOST AND FOUSD.
EMPLOYMENT
Res. 2401
P hone 1471
F C R S A L E C H E A P , g o o d as new
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ATTORNEYS
OLD MODEL F R A N K L IN , run but’ l i t t l e 1
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Water Proof
Residence 6186
Dentist
Carpenter and Contractor
B. W T horne
Office 2184,
DR. W. J. OTT
Office E lectric Bldg.
Farm
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F R A N K C. J O N E S
R e d u ced r a t e s on f a r m in s u r a n c e in la r g e
s to c k
c o m p a n ie s .
See J c h n B ro w n ,
P o w e ll s tr e e t, G re s h a m , p h r n e 2501. t f
Money to loan on real estate.
Phones:
JOHN BROWN
M organ Bros.
;
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL w ishes to engage
work ahead for winter in private home.
Prefers Gresham
Phone 373
I
G IR L W ANTED— To clerk in a general
m erchandise store, over 18 years, m ust
be courteous and w illing to work. Give |
references. P. O. Box 217.
tf
W A N TED — Plow ing and general team
work. H. A. Curry. Gresham, phone 299.
W A N TED —General team work. Plowing,
grading and basem ent digging a spec
ialty. E. Wall. Gresham, phone 33x4.
PORTLAND
WAY PO INTS
GRESHAM
INSURANCE
§ £ £
Pioneer Beal E state and Insurance
Life — Fire — Automobile — Health
Plate Glase
SATISFACTIO N G U A R A N TEED
Office 2501
Phones
Res. 2506
Powell Street
JA M ES ELKINGTON
Local and Long Distance
Moving
INSURANCE
Accident
Snrcty Bonds
Fire
Automobile Life Hcnlth Plate Glass
. . . Office on Main Street
Office 2341
Phones
Res. 1958
Insurance
Real Estate
Accident, H ealth, Automobile
Oregon Fire R elief Assn.
Oregon Life Insurance Company
B. W. THORNE, A gent
GRESHAM . OREGON
Office 1291
Phone«
Re«. 1917
Auto Tops Recovered and Repaired.
All kinds of Top M aterial and
Curtain W indows
G stands for Gresham, Get-there and Grit.
Gee-W’hittikers (if you’ll pardon the w it),
Get on the bandwagon and ride to success,
(irasp the Want-Ad. bargains just off the press.
When Business Is Good
Advertise to keep it good
When Business Is Slack
Advertise for more
S. E. PALM QUIST
AUTO TOP SHOP
Main St.
Grc.ham
Phoae 116»
W. S. W O O D
Auctioneer
VANCOUVER. W ASHINGTON
Farm an.l Slock S a le, a Specialty
Phone Vaneoutcr 614. or
G rch a m Outlook 1661
C on tractin g an d
B u ild in g
Cabinet Work and B uilt-ins
When You Want to Sell Something
Advertise for a buyer
When You Want to Buy Something
Advertise for it or read the merchants’ ads.
The Gresham Outlook
Is a Good Advertising Medium
It Helps the BUYER and the SELLER
W hether you wish to Buy or Sell read the Ads
All Work g u aran teed .
J. A. BUSHONG
GRESHAM
P h on . 644
A . F. H A M M A R
Contractor and Builder
Eaatera Multnomah R cp rt.catatlra at
Genuine Stone-Tone Stucco Co.
G resham , Ore.
SAND
P hone 961
GRAVEL
50c and 75c a yard at pit or will
deliver,
O. A. BRYAN
Phoae Greahaa 7Sxf