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GRESHAM OUTLOOK
P u h lh h ed every T uesday and F riday
at Gr<-eham. Oregon, by the Outlook
Publishing Co.. H. L. St. Clair.
E ditor and M anager
One Death Per 1000 Autos
in a Y ear !s Record of U. S.
O ne y e a r. 1150. alx m o n th « , «6c. th re e
m o n th « tr ia l su b s c rip tio n , 50c
C o m b in a tio n r a t e s w ith all th e P o rt
'a n d T-ailtea
K a te *
w ill c a ll
B n te re d
WANT AD. RATES.
F irst in sertio n , lc a word, m in i­
mum 20c; subseq u en t in sertio n s, )4c
a word, m inim um 10c.
A D V E R T IS IN G
O u r r e p re s e n ta tiv e
re a s o n a b le
aa
seco n d -c la s s
m a tte r
Cattle
M a rc h
» 1511, a t th e P oetofllce a t G re s h a m
O reg o n , u n d e r th e A ct o f M a rch » 1579
SESQI l-( I NTLNMAL
CLASSIFIED, BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL ADS.
F R E S H JB It.S E V C O W F O B 8 A L E . M u st
b e so ld . H . M cG in n is, I 1» m ile so u th
< irie n t sc h o o lh o u se on M t. H o o d loop.
P h o n e G r e s h a m 287x.
AWARDS.
T he A m erican teacher aw ard for
Oregon at the S esqui-centennial expo-1
nitton in P hiladelphia w as given to
Miss Leona L. L arrab ee of th e Lincoln
high school, a te ac h er of 35 y e a rs’ se r­
vice.
T E A M . W A G O N A N D H A R N E S S fo r
s a le o r tr a d e fo r cow». E W all, G r e s h ­
am . p h o n e G r e s h a m 325x1.
tf
28
injured annually for every 1000 Auto'
mobiles in this C o u n tr x
TH INK
think
THINK
W here one fire o ccurs from a
sm o k er’s pipe, over one hundred
a re caused by cig arettes.
Plants, Seeds, Etc.
Horses
I P e r s o n is Killed a n d
P H Y BIC1A NS
i G O O D W O R K H O R S E S fo r sa le. W eig h
to 1700. $50 to $75. W ill tr a d e fo r
c a ttle .
4*»5 E a s t R u a a e tt n e a r U n ion
a v e n e a n d Ix im b a rd . P o r tla n d .
Phone
W A ln u t 4130.
Phone. Office 1851
B. H. HUGHES, M. D.
H o u r s : 10-12 A M
2-4 a n d 7-8 P
O fiM - W i t h r o w
GRESH A M .
B u ild in g
Office 2251
M
OREGON
R e sid e n c e 2268
I F O R S A L E — S p a c e In th ia c la s sifie d d e ­
p a r tm e n t.
C a ll a t office o r p h o n e
G re s h a m 1561.
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Émployment
S p e c ia l A tte n tio --------
n to E y e D is e a s e s a n d
F i t t in g o f O G lal
la s se s
W A N T E D — T ru c k a n d d r iv e r to h a u l
w a te r t a n k
f o r th r e s h in g
m a c h in e .
E a s y h a u l.
F o r d w ith H u x te ll g e a r s
p r e fe rr e d . A b o u t 3<» d a y s w o rk . G all
th is w eek o n ly . G u y D. J o n e s, p h o n e
2361 o r 3»0xl.
om <'» o v e r F i r s t S ta te
GRESHAM ,
B ank
OREGON
The boy m edalist w as C harles S.
A. YV. BOTKIN, M. D.
Cam pbell of the D allas high school,
Hogs
IT IW A A T W M N ( N A U T O K C k iU » A P I Î Ï C O cN C U .
Physician and Surgeon
15 y ears old. The girl m edalist was
P U R E B R E D D U R O C H O A R fo r sale.
NE out of a thousand
the e a annual
obile
----- ---- Is the relationship between m
n n u a l a autom
u io in u
o iic
R o o m s 16 a n d 1$. C o n g d o n B ld g .
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Edith Louise S ta rre tt, of the Salem
Miscellaneous
folollHnu
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. w m otor
.
. . .
m ile s o u th O rie n t sch o o l. P h o n e 287x. | — — ________________ _______________________
H o u r s 2 to 5 P . M.
fatalities and
num ber of
vehicles
In this country, according
high school, 16 years old. Miss S ta r­
W ------------
A N T E D > , , a good se c o n d h a m
n d , bicy
*,* cle. Office 1271
P hones
R e sid e n c e 127x
to
the
S
tew
art-W
arner
Safety
Council
for
the
prevention
of
automobile
W
A N T E D — M o re p eo p le to u se th e W a n t
M u st be re a s o n a b le . P h o n e 1235.
re tt was a m em ber of the Salem, O re­
A ds
C a ll G r e s ih
h a am
m 1 1561.
G re n h a m , O rrg o n
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accidents, which has undertaken a strenuous campaign of autom obile safety
gon, debating team which won the and accident prevention.
F O R S A L E — 3 a r m y co ts, c a m p sto v e
a n d c a m p sto o ls. II. W . C ooley, G r e s h ­
decision in th e E ast versus W est de
Goats
a m . p h o n e 51x2.
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And for every fatality there are a t least 28 accidents serious enough to
H. V. ADIX, M. D.
bate.
get on record. This does not take into consideration m inor sprains and bruises F O R S A L E OH T R A D E , a 3 -y e a r-o ld G O O D F R E S H G O A T . $20. W o o d r a n g e
Physician
and Surgeon
g r a d e ra m . C h r is Z in a li, B o rin g .
$30.
D e L a v a l c r e a m s e p a r a to r . $25.
T hese young people w ere selected or people suffering from nervous shock as th e resu lt of being In an autom obile
Office o v e r B a n k o f G re s h a m
B a b y b u g g y , $5. A lfre d Sloop, p h o n e
accid
en
t
O ffice P h o n e 1411 o r 17«
Bee. ltll
because of th e ir ste rlin g c h a racter
G r e s h a m 2876.
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Rabbits
To appreciate w hat a vast arm y of killed and injured is annually con­
W ith D r. W . J . O tt
proficiency In studies and all-round
W A S H IN G M A C H IN E in
B e st p h o n e f o r a p p o in tm e n t
scripted by the reckless m otorist and care'ess pedestrian, a com parison may C H IN C H IL L A P E D I G R E E D R A B B IT S E L g o E o C d T c R o IC
good citizenship.
n d itio n , c h e a p . M rs J A. B e r-
fo r sa le. Im p o rte d sto c k . 697 E a s t 69th
n ey , p h o n e C o r b e tt 1110.
tf
be
made
with
American
casualties
In
the
g
reat
war.
Over
a
th
ird
as
many
All sta te s In the Union participated
s tr e e t n o r th . P o r tla n d ,
near Sandy
people are killed annually by the autom obile as there were A merican soldiers
b o u le v a rd . P h o n e G A rfleld 3926.
F O U R -H O L E M A J E S T IC R A N G E fo r
Hr. Mary F. Becker
sa le , v e ry c h e a p . I n g o o d c o n d itio n . A
killed
on
the
field
of
b
attle
during
the
en
tire
war,
while
th
e
num
ber
Injured
W alter S. Ford, of Merced. Califor
g o o d b a k e r. P ip e s g o w ith sto v e . C a n
Chiropractor
Dogs
each year is nearly three tim es as great as the num ber of our boys who were
be se en a t 791 Coi
J o m m e r c ia l s tr e e t, P o r t-
nia, superin ten d en t of the Merced wounded throughout the war.
la n d .
______ E L E C T R IC T H E R A P Y
E L E C T R IC S W E A T
M IN E R A L B A T H B
F O R S A L E — S p a c e In th i s c la s sifie d d e ­
S un-S tar, w as a ca lle r a t the Outlook
p a r tm e n t.
( a ll a t office oi
p h o n e F O R S A L E — 2 G O O D C A N A R Y S IN G -
H o u r s : 10 A M to 6 P M
G re s h a m 1561.
office T h ursday m orning. Mr. Ford,
e r s a n il s e v e ra l c a g e s , 3 -tu b e r a d io s e t
M ain S tr e e t n e a r S eco n d . G r e s h a m
w ith W illa r d b a t t e r i e s a n d h o rn c o m ­
P h o n e 122x
w ith his wife and fam ily. Is a t the LONELY MAN LIKES REST
Hood, sta te s he had been ta lk in g w ith
p le te , b u tte r w o r k e r a s g o o d a s n ew
Poultry
g o o d c h u rn , " D o m e s tic S c ie n c e " th r e e
home of his wife's parents, Mr. and
QUIET OE LITTLE HOME a m em ber of the p arty w hich saw the
c o m p a r tm e n t tire le s s c o o k e r.
Phone
Mrs. A. E. DeHaven, who resides n ear
T W O D O Z E N L A Y IN G W L. H E N S fo r
G r e s h a m 723.
bear a few m inutes previous.
DR. C. L. H A Y N E S
sa le. P h o n e G r e s h a m 1661.
P leasan t Home. They a re enjoying
Life is full of little happenings,—
F O R S A L E — P u m p Ja ck , r a b b its , fla t b ed
Eyesight Specialist
75 S -m o n th s -o ld R h o d e I s la n d R e d a n d
f o r tr u c k . P h o n e G r e s h a m 1751.
th e two w eeks' vacation of the new s­ th in g s th a t would enrich the h eart, if
" n ite L e g h o rn p u lle ts fo r sa le. D a v id
G L A S S E S F IT T E D
S ta b le r, G r e s h a m p h o n e 365x6.
paper man by the trip north, which only they w ere not lost sig h t of in the
R A N G E F O R S A L E — A lc a z a r c o m b in a ­
tio
n
g
a
s
a
n
d
w
ood,
lik
e
n
ew
.
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a
c
rific
e
I
f
*
'* .14 M o h a w k B ld g .
they m ade through in three days by onw ard rush. F ritz Stoker, kindly of
p ric e J70. T e rm s c a n b e a r r a n g e d . W m
T h ir d a n d M o rriso n S ts.
POULTRY
WANTED
O
v
er
R o b e rts B ro s .' S to re
A
n
d
e
rso
n
,
S
o
u
th
R
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b
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r
ts
a
v
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n
u
e
,
G
r
e
s
h
­
autom obile.
h e a rt and sad of countenance, betw een
am .
PO RTLA N D , ORE.
A L L K IN D S . A N Y T IM E
puffs of his com panionable pipe'
W E PA Y CA SH
W A N T E D — M o re p eo p le to u se th e W a n t
Wm. M cA llister, who is spending his
TWO Y0UM1 VETERANS
poured out his h e a rt recen tly to a
A d s. C a ll G r e s h a m 1561.
P E JT I8 T H
GRESHAM
PRODUCE CO.
vacation
w
orking
for
th
e
Oregon
LAID TO REST SAME BAY lym pathetlc frien d : "My d au g h ter
P h o a e .i
O ffice 8184.
It e ,I d e a r e (1 85
P h o n e 1108
G re s h a m , O reg o n F O R S A L E —S p a c e in th is c la s sifie d d e ­
P acking com pany In Salem , spent the
p a r tm e n t.
C a ll a t office o r p h o n e
she w ants me to come and live w ith
G r e s h a m 1561.
For the first time, perhaps, In the
w eek-end at his home here.
DR.
Y
V
.
J.
OTT
Pasture
h istory of P leasan t Valley, friends lier In the city. She has a fine a p a r t­
Mrs.
Jo
h
n
D
enison
and
sons
John
F or real e state loans see or call B.
Dentist
ment, autom obile, everything nice and
"
a n d s h e e p to p a s tu r e . W. T h o rn e.—Adv.
and neighbors nave been called upon
he is good to me." M editatively he and Rex have retu rn ed from a visit
J T. M cC u llo ch . G r e s h a m , p h o n e 296.
Nerve
Blocking
D ental X-Ray
to pay the last sad trib u te of resp ect
f several w eeks w ith h er p are n ts and
o v e r R a n k o f O re n h a m
outinued, "So I tried It. I went, but
f ’edar Door and Window Screens.
to two young men on the sam e day.
Good screen s 2-6 x 6-6, $1.50. W in­
)h.— I was so lonesome to come back. o th er relativ es a t D urrton, K ansas. Real E state, Rentals, Etc.
Wm. E. Johnston and A lpha E.
DR. JU L IU S G. STURE
x 100 a n il th r e e 5 -ro o m h o u s- dow screen s and special sized doors
cam e and now I feel better. I w ant Among th e relativ es is an au n t of Mrs. C O R N E R
In th e c e n t e r o f P o r tla n d , on p a v e d m ade to order. G resham W oodw ork­
Oades. both ex-service men of the late to stay here w here th e re a re not so Denison, Mrs. Jo h n G resham , who is
s tr e e t, o n e b lo ck fro m th r e e e a r lin es, ing Shop, phone 50x1.
Dentist
world w ar, repose In th e ir final rest m any m achines in the stre e t I am p a rtic u la rly in terested in
hearin g
to e x c h a n g e fo r G r e s h a m p r o p e rty
P
Office In B a n k o f G re s h a m B o n d in g
n u t 41'io 4" 5 KaBt
P h o n e WA1-
beneath a profusion of Dowers In afraid to w alk."
about G resham , Oregon.
Window Cleaning.
In S a n d y W e d n e s d a y s a n d T h u r s d a y s
beautiful Mt. Scott cem etery.
PHONES
F o r ex p ert w indow clean in g see S.
Mrs. V era T u ck er recen tly w ent to
i o n SALE
But
hy
the
break
In
I lls
voice
S a n d y 69 a n d 6x1
F u n eral services for th e late Wm.
J
. a c re s , in c lu d in g 7 a c r e s r a s p b e r r ie s T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith J. Ross O re a h a m 1281_______
Tacom
a,
w
here
she
atten
d
ed
a
m
eet­
" r o o m hou.-c, b a r n , c h ic k e n h o u se g a r ­ Brown, G resham , phone 25Ol.Adv.
E. Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. his listen er w ondered after all w h eth ­ ing of th e Pacific N orthw est D ahlia
ag
e.
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s.
c
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4403
A T T O B it E T S
l.v o w n e r. J . F . J a e g e r , R t. 1, R o x 140,
D. Johnston of P leasan t Vnlley, who er it w as th e fear of d artin g autom o­ I G row ers' asso ciatio n to a rra n g e for a
P o r tla n d , O reg o n .
NOTICE.
biles
so
m
uch
th
a
t
drew
him
back
M
A
In
1249
Phones
G r e s h a m 1511
passed aw ay on July 7th at the F itz ­
Bids will be accepted u n til 8 p. m.,
from a city home of ta ste and reilne- j dahlia show to be given in th e 'c ry s ta l
T L Y M O D E R N 5-RO O M H O U S E
sim m ons G eneral hospital In Denver, m ent and loving ca re to the hum ble I room of th e W inthrop hotel In th a t S T io R IC
G r e s h a m fo r sa le. S ev en b lo c k s fro m i Ju ly 30th for a th ree -y e ar c o n tra c t for
McGuirk & Schneider
Post office.
A d d re s s
M rs.
A tte r b u r y the tra n sp o rta tio n of ch ild ren to and
w ere held on T uesday afternoon of
I’, o. b ox 71. G re s h a m .
little abode on low er Main s tre e t w ith , < i,y on S eptem ber 23 and 24. R. W.
Attorneys at Law
from the W ilkes school, bus to be
last week from the Miller ti T racy
a m ost u n p reten tio u s view from th e 0111 is P resident of the association
O r e s h a m Office W ith r o w B ld g
H<>1 S H IN G R E S H A M , u n u s u a lly a t ­ closed and up-to-date, w ith a seatin g
funeral home In P ortland.
Dr. A.
tr a c tiv e . o n e lot, 85500. S m a lle r h o u se capacity of 30 or m ore. A bond w ill P R O B A T E A N D C O R P O R A T IO N W O R K
T he G resham circ le of the E v an g el­
a n d tw o lo ts J2000. 11. W C ooley
P o r tla n d Office, 601-7 C o r b e tt B ld g
Thom pson preached the serm on and fro n t porch. R ather, was it not the
be required. Board reserv es th e rig h t
p
h o n e 51x2.
ical W om en's union will give an Ice
music was furnished by a G resham asso ciatio n s that cling to the h e a rt—
to re je c t any o r all bids. F or fu rth e r
cream social on the law n of th e Zion F IV E -R O O M H O U S E f o r r e n t. P h o n e inform ation apply to the board of D is­
q u a rte t com posed of Guy D. Jones, the lingering touch of a hand a t rest
YV. J. COOPER
G r e s h a m 102x.
Evangelical ch urch T h u rsd ay eve­
tric t No. 7.
th
e
echoes
of
a
voice
th
a
t
Is
stilled?
Miss G ertru d e A lexander, Mrs. H. L.
F A R M S F O R S A L E , la r g e o r sm a ll. In
J. W. EDWARDS, C hairm an.
Attorney at Law
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sm ith, th e la tte r ' ning, Ju ly 22. T he public is cordially
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 - JE S S IE M. MILLAR, Clerk.
St. C lair and Leslie W alrad, and by a
Invited
to
attend.
b
erg
.
R.
2,
G
re
s
h
a
m
,
p
h
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576.
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Office over Bank of G resham
P ortland soloist. T he pall b earers the d au g h ter of F ritz Stoker, and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. E v ert E astm an , the
BIBS WANTED.
Offies t i l l
Phones
B es. 94SS
w ere A. W Metzger, Tony S chantln, and Mrs. F ran k Staffen, the form er a
Farm Machinery, Etc.
form
er a b ro th er of O. A. E astm an, a r ­
The d irecto rs of school d istric t No.
Ju liu s lAUnbert, Vern Richey, Cleve­ b ro th er-in -law of Mr. Stoker, all from
19
of
C
lackam
as
co
unty
req
u
e
st
bids
rived y esterd ay from Los A ngeles for B I N D E R F O R S A L K . $75 W a lte r R a m -
M U S IC IA N S
land Illlss and H arold Ham ilton. In ­ P o rtlan d , cam e out Sunday bringing
se r. B o rin g . O reg o n . P h o n e D a m a s c u s for digging a well on school grounds
a w eek's v isit at th e E astm an home.
56 a f t e r 7:30 p.m .
term en t was in the so ld ier's plot of th eir d inner along, and a m ost p leas­
at Kelso, Oregon. Specifications may
FRIEDA E. R RATZEL
an t tim e wus spent. It was th e Joint From h ere they expect to go to Se­ J
Ml. Scott cem etery.
l ’a -Y c a r r je r , fo rk . be had on ap p licatio n to th e clerk,
Accredited Teacher of Plano
attle. Before th e ir a rriv a l Mrs. O. A.
ro p e a n d b lo c k s co m p le te .
F o r w ood P. C. Spooner, Boring, Oregon, Rt. 2.
Mr. Johnston was born in Oregon b irthday celeb ratio n of Mrs. Sm ith
tr a c k . C. H . L a n e , p h o n e 2061.
and Harmony
J Bids to be in hands of clerk not la te r
E
astm
an
had
left
for
A
storia
to
be
City on A ugust 17, 1893. He moved and Mr. Staffen. L ast m onth occurred
W A N T E D to p u r c h a s e se co n d h a n d fe e d ' th an A ugust 5, 1926, and Job to be
present
at
th
e
dedication
of
th
e
As­
EDELLA TOWLE MILLER
c u tte r , h a n d p o w er. P h o n e 52x6.
l com pleted not la ter th an S eptem ber
with his p are n ts to P lea san t Valley, the 75th b irth d ay of Mr. Stoker, but
to ria m onum ent w hich Is to tak e place
| 15, 1926.
T eacher of D unning Svstem
w here he lived until 1918, when he on account of the recen t death of his
W A N T E D —G ood u se d t r a e t o r fo r r a s h
f o r F o u n d a tio n S tu d y
the com ing T hursday. She atten d s the
P.
C.
SPOONER,
wife
the
day
was
spent
quietly.
390x3
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b
r
e
fe
rr
e
d
.
P
h
o
n
e
G
r
e
s
h
a
m
was called Io w ar, serving 22 m onths
S tu d io o p p o site P u b lic L ib r a r y
P h o n e lx
Clerk Dist. No. 19
g ath erin g as p resid en t of th e sta te
Res. Phone 7»1
In the arm y. On October 1, 1918 he
au x iliary to the A m erican Legion.
Automobiles
was w ounded In the A rgonne F orest, BIG BEAK KILLS HORSE
M ajor Jo h n L. Griffith w ith his wife C O O K C H E V R O L E T CO ., b y J a m e s L.
P h o n e C o r b e tt I I0 Í
T ro u td a le . O re.
from which he never fully recovered.
U l> Til BEATENS MAN and son, Jack , of Chicago, visited w ith Cook. T ro u td a le . O reg o n . C a r s fo r sale.
PIANO
Besides his p aren ts he leaves to
A u to m s b lle r e p a ir in g in p r iv a te se rv ic e
Mr.
and Mrs. L.
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d e p a r tm e n t by a p p o in tm e n t. H a r d Jo b s
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m ourn Ills death th ree sisters, Mrs.
FLORENCE M. HONEY
d o n s e a s ily . C a ll G r e s h a m 48x5.
Folks wtio have been In the habit of and today. M ajor Griffith Is com m is
Jennie McMillan o f W arrenton, Mrs
Contractor and Builder
enjoying a quiet m idsum m er's night
loner of ath letics in th e w est, also L A R G E S T O R E R O O M S f o r a u t o s o r a n y
S tu d io F i r s t S t a t e B a n k B ldg.
Kale Jen n in g s and Mrs. Maude W right
o th e r s to r a g e , la r g e b a r n a n d y a r d fo r
dream on L arch m ountain d u rin g the executive vice p resid en t of th e N a­
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cam ping season m ight do well to take tional A m ateur A thletic F ederation
A lpha E. Oades, who died in a P o rt­ heed to th e experience of Dewey N el­
and ed ito r of an ath letic Journal. He
IN S U R A NUE
YVood and Sawing
land hospital Ju ly 9, cam e to this
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was treed hy a big brow n bear which j th e U niversity of so u th e rn C alifornia
F lo y d S u rf a c e , p h o n e 22x4.
ago and established a garage. H aving
J. R O S S B R O W N
Portland. Phone EAst 23(1»
had killed th e p atro lm an ’s horse and ami also at O. A C. From here they
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lim ited m eans with w hich to s ta rt In
F ir s t
Gresham, Phone 1201
later th reaten ed to enjoy a feast on ; expect to visit cities In W ashington
g r o w th fir a n d m a p le , a ls o c e d a r poi ists.
Real Estate and Insurance
business, Mr. Oades. by his Industry
W . E H o s s n e r. G r e s h a m , p h o n e 3109.
Mr. Nelson a la cannlhalle.
The and re tu rn hy way of Y ellowstone
and fair dealing, built up a lucrative bear, followed by her two cubs, show- I N ational p ark They w ere old friends F O R W O O D S A W IN G c a ll S te v e M a rs to n
f ir e «"£, a X L omo ’’ i i e — t if e
p h o n e 385.
tf
h e a l t h — b u r g la r y
trade. He was the soul of honor. In eil considerable tight when su rp rised ; of Ihe K ldders In Illinois.
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a s p e c ia lty . P h o n e 1106.
hy Nelson as they w ere eating the
T elephone connection w as sh u t ofT
PO W ELL STR EE T
fair anil ju st to all alike. This to ­ horse. The m an believes he owes his at th e Outlook office th is m orning hy a
Successor to
gether with his affable m anner, won
life to his ab ility as a sp rin te r and to rmul g rad in g outfit w hich passed
Morgan
Bros.
JAM ES ELKINGTON
him a host of friends, us w as attested
th e sagacity of his A iredale who kept I th ro u g h and stru c k th e w ires, ca rry -
INSURANCE
by the large num ber of people who
tin' an g ry b ear in terested for a full
them down.
Accident
Surety Ronds
Fire
attended the last rites.
half hour.
F inally Ihe bear grew 1 The electric c u rre n t w as suddenly
PORTLAND
Antomoblle Life Health Plate Glasé
Mr. Oades was 32 years old and an
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iiv u v rin m
m i hut off th is m orning, in th e m iddle of
w • > eary xz,
of th
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dog's d u m i n aneuvers
and
.Office oa Main Street
ex-service tnan. He leaves io m ourn
YY AY POINTS
Office 8341
lipped off into Ihe bushes w ith the Ihe forenoon, w hich seriously handi-
p h o n ea
Reg. u s g
I heir loss a wife and little son, L ester,
• - bear was capped the w ork on th e Outlook.
cubs, Mr, Nelson says th is
I.V. PORTLAND
LV. GRESHAM
GRESHAM
also Ills fath e r and m other, Mr. and
far la rg e r th an Ihe o rd in ary black T h erefo re It was im possible to p ro ­
P a r k a n d Y am h ill
P o w e ll A R o b e rts
Mrs. F rank Oades, four siste rs and bear.
Insurance
ceed w ith th e w ork In tim e to get th e
Real Estate
Local and Long Distance
th ree b ro th ers all of T he D alles, O re­
P h o n e M A In 8611
P h o n e 1823
A r e l,le n t .
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pap
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noon
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come
from
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of
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huge black bear being sighted by a day mail.
O reg o n U f e I n s u r a n c e C onipA ny
«8 30 a . m .. P V .
«7 :00 a m .. P . V.
9 SO a . m .. P Le.
S :30 a m . B. L
B-
THORNE. Agent
in all thy w ays acknow ledge him parly w hich clim bed the m ountain
(See additional locals on page 41
10 :30 a m ., P . V.
9 -30 a m .. P . V.
G RESH A M OREGON
(God) and he shall direct thy paths. recently. T he clim bers had Just cross
I l :30 a. m . H L.
10 .30 a. m . B L.
12 30 p. m .. P V
Phone«
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11 .30 a m .. P. V
Pedigree Blanks.
I th e head of Coe glacier when the
C. A . B U T C H E R
1 :30 p. m . B L
12 30 p. n r , It l.
The Outlook has a supply of pedi­
2 :30 p. m .. P V
big bear rushed from i shallow eave
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BIDS W ANTED.
Buyer of Livestock
am lopeit off down th m ountain, li gree blanks, useful for dairym en,
All k in d » o f T o p M a te ria l a n d
4 30 P m .. P V
3:30 P- m .. P. V.
stock and p o ultry raise rs. L arge, very
I-oc s te d on R a se L ine a n d
To furnish 50 cords of first grow th
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bought Ihe anim al iad sought the useful, at a re n ts each, 25 for 85c.
B u c k le y A v e n u e
6 30 p. m .. P . V.
fir wood, delivered nt schoolhouse,
3 :30 1» m . P V.
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p. ni . B. L.
P h o n e T A b o r 497S
G resham , on or before Septem t
I.
S. E. PALM QUIST
Xll 30 p. m. B. Le.
A n
Maybe w hat you don't neei some
P m .. B. Le.
1926 Bids to he opened July
R e n te
193
Kiiiiiincl, who
P o r tla n d . O re.
one
else
AUTO TOP SHOP
, the
rd n erves riglit io reject any or
i am party to clim b classified. w ants. T ry an ad
AS inday.*, ar«1 H o i,« lav s o n lv
M ein HI.
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P h n a e lf(«
all hi.
C. J. LUNDQUIST.
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a y s • a n d . . H . o lid a y s,
C lerk School Dlst. N 4.
■1 a lly ex. ■pt S u n d a y s a n d H o lid a y s
GRAVEL
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GRESHAM LOCALS
Lundquist Truck Line
Portiand-Gresham
Stage
p.
P O IN T T h A
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IH Y F t l t M t O L O U IN A e 4O T H l • . « M l .
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U T T A R U oF O S .
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DOMESTIC ELECTRIC
REERIGERATION
W Ith tlip advent of w arm w eath er a new pr
m p resen ts itself
In co n n eitio u w ith the econom ical and safe p
rvation of family
foods.
I he m odern way is by m eans of dom estic electric refrig eratio n
It brings you—
CONSTANT ( 01 D
CI » I N I I N » n \
TNFAII IN»i 8ITP1.A
ECONOMY
CONVENIENCE
We sh all be glad to have you come in and let us explain th e n u m e r­
ous advantages of dom estic electric refrig eratio n
V — P o w e ll V alley .
B. L.— B a se L ine.
O w n ed a n d o p e r a te d
for road and cem ent w ork. 50c and
75c a yard a t pit. AI90 delivered
by
GEO. LEYVIS & SON
COAL
I. L. D avid son
H en n lev ro a d n e a r T r o u td a le
P h o n e G r e s h a m 15x1.
B R IQ U E T S
COL. YV. S. YVOOD & SONS
Auctioneer
V A N C O U V E R . W A S H IN G T O N
F
P h 5 n . 8Y°, k S " 1” “ ’ »►•»»•I«»
r h n n e V a n e n » ,e r (14. o r
G r e , h am O n tlo o h 14«I
SAND
G RAVEL
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
50c and 75c a yard at pit or w ill
deliver.
EKSTRO.M TRUCK SERVICE
Phone Gresham TsxJ
Daily Trips to Portland
Gres han
Phone
l&SI
Powell
and
Maple
Portland
Ft. Last Taylor
Phone EAst M -9
o . A. BRYAN
SAND
GRAVEL
CEMENT BRICK
s f.
R. K N A R R
Phone Oresham 489
TROUTDALE,
OREGON