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O n e y f'ar. 12.00, »lx m o n th » , >1.10, th r e e “open S esam e" to success—success
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ever. for those young folks who do
la n d D ailiea.
go to college, it is quite im p o rtan t
A D V E R T IS IN G
R a te * r e a s o n a b le
O u r r e p r e s e n t a ­ to co rrectly choose th a t sta te In sti­
tiv e w ill call
tution w here they can best get
se c o n d -c la s s
m a t t e r 1 th eir course
E n te re d
as
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M arci, 3. 1911. a t th e P ostofflce a t '
G re s h a m . O regon, u n d e r th e A ct o f ,
M a rci 3. 1879
A braham Lincoln saitl th a t the
“legitim ate object of governm ent is
to do for a people w hatever .they
need to have done, hut can not do
at all, or can not so w ell do for
them -elves in th eir se p arate and
individual capacities. In all th a t
th e people can individually do as
w ell fdr them selves, governm ent
o ught not to Interfere.
“T he desirable th in g s which in ­
dividuáis can not do fall Into two
c lasse s: Those w hich have r e la ­
tion to w rongs and those w hich
have not. Each of thes • branches
off lino an Infinite variet / of ’su b ­
divisions. T he first—in relation to
w rongs -em b rac es all crim es, m is­
dem eanors and non-perform ance of
co n tracts. T he other em braces all
w hich in its n a tu re and w ithout
w rong, requires concerted action,
as public roads and highw ays, p ub­
lic schools, charities, pauperism ,
o rphanages, estates of th e de­
ceased, and th e m achinery of th e
governm ent Itself."
PROHIBITION ANO PROGRESS.
S enator Borah, In an a rtic le In
th e New York Tim es m agazine, r e ­
cently called atten tio n to th e fol­
low ing facts:
“A ccording to th e census, we
have about 27,500,000 fam ilies in
the United S tates. F orty-six per
cent of these own hom es—15,923,-
000 electrically lighted, 17,790,000
with telephones.
A fter all, the
highest function of governm ent
and the m ost sublim e achievem ent
of sta te c ra ft is th e ad m in isterin g
of puhflc of contented and p ro sp er­
ous homes.
“Our people own 19.237,171 a u to ­
mobiles. T h ere a re som ething over
28,010,000 Individuals reg istered in
elem en tary and secondary public
and p riv ate schools; 2,755,000 in
public and priv ate high schools;
999,200 In norm al schools, te ac h ers'
colleges, u n iversities, colleges and
professional colleges.”
It is n otable th a t a very g rea t
proportion of th is advance has
been m ade since 1920 w hen prohi
hitlon w ent Into effect and the
money w hich had form erly gone
for beer began to flow into p ro d u ct­
ive Industries.
“ MURE
LIQUOR” STORY
REFUTED.
j
Classified Ads
ous ones of th e P o rtlan d E xtension
cen ter.
T he sum m er sessions, tw o sim u l­
tan eo u s sessions of six w eeks each,
given in E ugene and P o rtlan d ,
w ork in which m ay u sually be a p ­
plied tow ard th e bach elo r's and
m a ste r's degrees.
The G rad u ate Schoo!, th e w ork
in w hich leads to the degree of doc­
to r of philosophy in the d e p a rt­
m ents of education, history, phys­
WANT AD. RATES.
ics, psychology and zoology; and
F irst in sertio n , lc a word, m ini-
to the m a ste . r's ,, degre , in , all
de-
,
.m um 20c; su b seq u en t in sertio n s,
p a rtm e n ts of Eugene, and in th e ,
a w onl m ininium i Oc.
lab o rato ry d ep a rtm en ts of
the
School of Medicine at P o rtland.
BUYING OR SELLING
In y ears past O. A. C. and the
university have both striv en to get
| stu d en ts to atten d th e ir respective
halls of learning, reg a rd le ss of the
m erit to th e student of th e p a rtic u ­
lar course offered.
F o rtu n ately ,
that s p ir it has changed—for the
better. T he u n iv ersity now stro n g ­
ly urges stu d e n ts seeking courses
Qn«*»tlon» a n d A n» wer» by
in m echanical, a g ric u ltu ra l, etc.,
51. <>. Nelson.
lines to attend O. A. C. A student
can not afford to refu se to go to an
to q u e s tio n s e ls e w h e re in
Institu tio n w hich specializes in the t o d A a n y s ’s w e rs
O u tlo o k .
“ W ise u p ” o n th e
p a rtic u la r w ork in w hich he is In­ W a n t A d s. also .
terested , m erely because of p erso n ­
al prejudice to th a t institution.
ANSWERS.
T he u n iv ersity offers th e following
1. The basis of our m ost common
specialized courses.
chew ing gum s is chicle, a kind of
T he College of L ite ra tu re, Science gum som ew hat an alag o u s to ru b ­
and the A rts, with 22 u n d er-g ra d u ­ ber obtained from th e sap of the
a te d ep artm en ts, the work of which n aseb erry , a tre e found in tro p ical
leads to th e degrees of bachelor of America.
a rts and bachelor of science and to
2. T he nigh side of the horse is
g rad u ate degrees. T he College of the left side, th e off side, th e rig h t,
L ite ra tu re, Science and the A rts is so called because h arn esses are
the stro n g h o ld in which th e h u ­ m ade to buckle on th e left side, and
m anities and p u re sciences dwell. becau se a rid e r m ounts to saddle
Each d ep artm en t offers a four-year an d dism ounts on th e left side.
prescribed co u rse of study.
3. In risin g the cow first stan d s
T he School of Law, w hich has a
five-year cu rricu lu m leading to th e on th e hind feet and fro n t knees
degree of bachelor of law s, and a j ¡¡l” n
one
a
six-year c u rricu lu m leading first to tim
“ e.
“ " T he
l”' h o rse ttrst throw s out
the degree of bachelor of a rts, his fro n t feet, su p p o rtin g his fo re ­
bachelor of science or bachelor of p a rt on th ese w hile sittin g on his
business ad m in istratio n and p ro ­ h au n c h es; then rises to his hind
ceeding to th a t of doctor of ju r is ­ feet. T he sheep rises like th e cow ;
tlie hog like th e horse.
prudence.
4. To “cra z e ” , in A nglo-Saxon
T he School of A rch itectu re and
Allied A rts, th e work of which m eant to crack, hence th e word
leads to th e bachelor of a r ts and crazy as applied to a dem ented
bachelor of science, or in th e five- person, "c ra c k e d ” being a slang
year course, to th e degree of bache­ w ord for insane. F inely cracked
p o rcelain e
g lazing
is
called
lor of arc h itec tu re.
T he School of B usiness A dm inis­ "c ra ze d ” from th e sam e basic
tratio n , in w hich stu d en ts proceed word. T he word “in sa n e” is much
to the d e g r A e of bachelor of b u si­ preferable» to “cra zy ” In speaking
ness ad m in istratio n , and su b se­ of th e dem ented.
quently, if desired, to the degree of
5. T he chief cau se of th e g rea t
m a ste r of business ad m in istratio n . p e s t ile n c e s of th e Middle Ages was
I)« You K now ?
T h e S c h o o l o f E d u ca tio n , w h o se
th e p o llu tio n o f th e d r in k in g w a ter.
stu d e n ts proceed to the convention­
al b ach elo r’s 'd e g re e s, or o ccasion­
ally to th e special degree of b ach ­
elor of science In education.
T he School of Jo u rn alism , the
g rad u a tes of w hich tak e th e degree
of bach elo r of a r ts or bach elo r of
science or science In journalism .
T he School of Jo u rn alism , the
g rad u a tes of w hich ta k e th e degree
of bach elo r of a r ts or bachelor of
science or of bachelor of a r ts in
journalism or bachelor of science
n journalism .
T he School of Medicine, th e sev­
en-year cu rricu lu m of w hich leads
first to b ach elo r’s degree, and then
to th a t of doctor of m edicine. It
ulso offers w ork leading to the
m u ster's degree.
T he School of Music, in w hich
those who proceed to degrees tak e
the bachelor of a rts, bachelor of
science, or bach elo r of m usic d e­
gree, according to co u rses chosen.
T he School of Physical E duca­
tion, w hose stu d e n ts proceed to the
b achelo r’s degrees.
T he School of Sociology, which
co n tain s also th e P o rtlan d school
of social w ork, and th ro u g h which
the bach elo r's degrees a re o b tain ­
able.
T he E xtension Division, co n tain ­
ing th e d ep a rtm en ts of visual in ­
stru ctio n
and
correspondence
At th a t tim e no people except the
Chinese seem ed to know th a t boil­
ing d rin k in g w ater w as a p rev en ­
tive of disease.
6. Fish c u ltu re Is m ost highly
developed in China. A lm ost every
strea m anil puddle is m ade to p ro ­
duce edible fish of v arieties th a t
grow rapidly and do not devour
th e ir kind.
7. T he leg itim ate use of the noun
"sp u d ” is as the nam e of a sh o rt
chisel like tool for cu ttin g th e rootH
of weeds.
In loose colloquial
speech It is applied to a v ariety of
th in g s th a t a re sh o rt and th ic k —a
wad of dough frieil in g rease, a
b aby's hand, a sm all boy, a nail, a
sh o rt knife, a potato. ItH use in
any of th ese senses is to be de­
plored and studiously avoided.
S. “ F lap p er" th e slan g term a p ­
plied to ce rtain young women of a
not well defined class. Is supposed
to have come from the term as ap ­
plied to a fledgling bird ju s t be­
ginning to fly, or m ore specifically
to a young wild duck.
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J u n c tio n .
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192.» CHEVROLET TOURING, good condition
new tire s, 1927 lic e n s e ..........................................................
Horses
192« CHEVROLET COUPE, alm ost a new car,
1927 license ............................................................................... epOUU
R ID IN G O R D R IV IN G P O N Y f o r
« ale.
N o r e a s o n a b le o ffe r r e fu s e d .
I B. H u tc h in s , P l e a s a n t H o m e.
R IC H A R D K N A R R
P h o n e G re sh a m 485
SC H W ED LER I
J . M.
T ro u td a le , O regon
M O D E R N 5-R O O M B U N G A L O W fo r
r e n t.
N ic e ly c le a n e d .
M rs. P . A. |
G o u ld . G r e s h a m , p h o n e 793.
M O N E Y T O L O A N o n r e a l e s ta te ,
s h o r t o r lo n g lo a n s .
F a r m lo a n s
m a d e a t 6 p e r c e n t. N o c o m m issio n .
B. W . T h o rn e , p h o n e 2751.
Farm Machinery, Etc.
SM A LL U SED FA R Q U A R T H R E SH -
in g m a c h in e , 1- h o rse A n n A rb o r
h a y b a le r. R o s s feed c u tte r , S to v e r
4 h. p. e n g in e , c u t- a w a y disc, 800-
p o u n d E m p ire c r e a m s e p a r a to r . R .
F . W a lte r s , G re s h a m , p h o n e 1731.
CHESTER
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O rie n t s ta tio n , 26 a c r e s in c u l t i v a ­ U S E D C R E A M S E P A R A T O R w a n te d .
p ig s f o r sa le , p . ric
r e s r e a s o n a b Ge.
le . J o h n
tio n , o r c h a r d , b e rrie s , r e s t seed ed .
W ELL-BR E D
Meyi
le y e r ,
40x1.
B o r in g
Phone
G resh am
Poultry
G ood h o u se a n d b a rn . T e a m , fo u r
co w s, f a rm im p le m e n ts, d a i r y o u tfit.
T e rm s . 169x.
MONEY TO LOAN,
j on
PO U LTR Y W A N TED
A L L K IN D S . A N Y T IM E
W E PAY CASH
GRESHAM PRODUCE CO.
P h o n e 1103
G r e s h a m . O reg o n
W H IT E L E G H O R N C O C K E R E L S fo r
b re e d e rs , s t r a i g h t fro m H o lly w o o d .
O v e r 3 m o n th s old. 75c e a c h . .W . W .
H a s tin g s . G r e s h a m , p h o n e 197x1.
good r e a l e s ta te s e c u rity .
S ee
R o s s B ro w n , G re s h a m , p h o n e 2501.
M O NEY T O LO A N on re a l e s ta te se ­
c u r ity . K. A. M iller. G re s h a m . O re.
F A R M S F O R S A L E , la r g e o r sm a ll.
In line a g r i c u ltu r a l se c tio n . K a r t J.
H a g b e rg , R t. 2. G re s h a m , p h o n e 576.
Plants, Seeds, Etc.
K A L E PLA N TS FO R SA LE.
M o rg a n , p h o n e G r e s h a m 355.
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Employment
P L O W IN G A N D G E N E R A L T E A M
w o rk w a n te d . L a w n g r a d in g , b a s e ­
m e n t w o rk , e tc .
C. W . A d a m s ,
p h o n e 1924, G re sh a m .
P L O W IN G A N D G E N E R A L T E A M
w o rk w a n te d .
G r a d in g a n d b a s e ­
m e n t d ig g in g
A ll w o rk d o n e by
d a y o r c o n tr a c t. E. W a ll, G re s h a m ,
p h o n e 325x4.
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P ie r t r ie S w e a t
Mineral Bathe
H o u r s : 10 A. M. to 5 P . M.
M ain S tr e e t n e a r S eco n d , G re a h a m
Office 122x
P hones
Rea. 329x2
DR. G. E. MALLETT
Chiropractic Physician
Specializing In
In.Mo-Ray Gland Therapy.
Bank of Oreaban» B o n d in g
Phone Office 1321
Res. 3263
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GRESH A M .
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P h o n e 1541.
HAY' B A L IN G D O N E a t r e a s o n a b le
MY H O M E o n M a in s t r e e t fo r sale.
In a recen t editorial th e O regon­
F IR
CORDW OOD.
p ric e s.
G r a n B ro s., p h o n e D a m a s
M o d e rn in e v e ry r e s p e c t. G ood d ry F IR S T -C L A S S
Blonds, tuns, blueks, high, m edi­
>6
50
;
16-in<
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w
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>7.25.
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II.
c u s 84.
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ian m akes an Interestin g co m p u ta­
b a s e m e n t.
T e rm s .
H . W . C ooley, .
W illia m s, p h o n e G r e s h a m 297, a f t e r
um and low heels, $4.95. We are
p
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51x2,
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also show ing a ttra c tiv e shoes for
s w a rm s . P h o n e G r e s h a m 169x.
o m c a b in . Ju st off
now as com pared w ith th a t co n ­
ladies at $2.95 and $3.95. Ayls- F O R R a se R L E in N e T ro -2 a d ro
, n e a r R u b y J u n c tio n . F I R S T G R O W T H ~ C O R D ~ W O O D fo r
sa le . V. W . P i t t s , p h o n e 2883.
S C R E E N S M A D E T O O R D E R —W e
w orth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
sum ed prior to the 18tli A mend­
M o d ern co n v e n ie n c e s. T. P S in n e t,
h a v e a few 2-6 x 6-6 a n d 2-8 x 6-8
R uby J u n c tio n , o r a d d r e s s G re s h a m .
m ent, huMing Its figures on s ta te ­
F I R S T C L A S S C O R D W O O D fo r sale.
sc re e n d o o rs f o r 51.50 a n d 51.65. B a rn
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p a in ts , oils, a ll k in d s o f b u ild in g m a ­
B A R G A IN —80 a c r e s n e a r B o rin g . 40
te
r ia ls .
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Jo u rn a l in 1900, w hich w ere re c e n t­
a c r e s g o o d tilla b le la n d . 6 a c r e s
fin ish ed .
P r ic e s r ig h t.
G re s h a m
r lo ad a t th e m ill. C a ll 3676 ev e-
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ly com m ented upon by th a t paper.
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p le n ty o f r u n n in g w a te r . g r a v e l p it ;
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T he new s story of 27 y ears ago
W O O D S A W IN O ,
ev en
year
P r ic e J :00i>, o n ly 51000 c a s h
P h o n e 1926,
a s se rts th a t M lnnepolitans w ere
r e q u ire d . A. M e y ers, G r e s h a m , O re- | le n g th s a sp e c ia lty .
G re s h a m .
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drin k in g 750 b a rre ls a day of th e
F IR S T -C L A S S O L D G R O W T H F IR .
local brew. T hese figures w ere
r ic k w ood, s e c o n d -c la s s w ood, d e liv ­
e re d . E a r l C a lk in s , G r e s h a m , p h o n e
furnished by the brew ers th e m ­
F inancial experience should be
967.
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M ore people to read a n d
selves and w ere supposed to in d i­
secured as early in life as possible.
use
th e W a n t Ads. N otice
S E A S O N E D 16-lnch w ood. 57 50 a co rd ,
cate cred itab le en terp rise on th e
Many p are n ts realize th is and
LV. PORTI, n i l
I V. GRESHAM
d e liv e re d In lo a d lo ta o f I K c o r d s 4-
th
e
c a re fu l c lassificatio n
have
sta
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p art of th e b rew ers and d isc rim i­
so n , p h o n e S a n d y 2x.
tf
a
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d
look fo r w h a t you
iness
by
investing
in
a
savings
a
c
­
B
E
a
c
o
n
8181
P
h
o
n
e
1823
nating ta ste on th e p a rt of th e
count at the
w
a
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t
o r a d v e rtis e fo r it.
W O O D F O R S A L E — F i r s t - a n d se c ­
•7
:30
a.
m
..
S.
L.
•6
:30
a
.
m
..
B.
L
.
drin k ers. The Jo u rn al figures out
o n d - g ro w th c o rd w ood a n d s la b
•7
50
a
.
m
.
B.
L.
•7
00
a
.
m
..
P
.
V.
F lltS T ST A T E BANK
w ood. D e liv e re d
H a y d e n A P le a s -
th a t the 750 b arrels would m ake
•8 30 a m . P V.
•7 05 a . m., 8. L.
a n t , p h o n e s G re s h a m 3676 a n d 641.
D on’t forget th e ad v ertisers when
9 30 a . m . B L.
8 30 a. m , B. L.
400.000 schooners of th e size then
9
50
a
.
m
.
S
I
-
9 :00 a . m . S L. W O O D F O R S A L E . 16-lnch a n d 4-fo o t you need an y th in g in th e ir line.
T his is as tru ly a b u sin ess as any
10 :30 a . m . P . V,
9 :30 a . m .. P . V.
cu rren t. At 5c a schooner they
F r a n k A r m s tro n g . G r e s h a m , p h o n e
other. It pays 4 per cent and th e
11 30 a . m , B U
10 :30 a . m ., B. L.
3253
tf
N O T IC E TO C R E D IT O R S .
represented a dally expenditure of
p rincipal Is safe. T h at is m ore
11 50 a . m .. S L,
II :00 a m , S. L.
No. 28087.
12 30 p. m . P V.
11 30 a . m ., P V. W O O D F O R S A L E , d e liv e re d .
than can be said for m any o th er
F tre t In th e C irc u it C o u rt o f th e S ta te o f
m ore than 820,000. T he Jo u rn al
1 :30 p. m , B. I*
12 30 p. m . B. L.
g ro w th flr a n d m a p le , a ls o c e d a r
lines
of
business.
O reg o n fo r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o ­
1 :50 p m ., S. L.
12 :50 p. m . S L.
calls atten tio n to the fact th a t the
p o ets.
W . E. H o s sn e r, G re s h a m ,
m a h . In P ro b a te .
2 30 p. m . P V.
1 SO p. m ., P. V.
The m a tte r of giving flags to
p h o n e 3109.
b rew ers of Milwaukee and St. Louis
In th e M a tte r o f th e E s t a t e o f J a m e s
3 30 p m . B L.
2 30 p m .. B L.
children as an Inducem ent to sta rt
S. C o n ra d . D ece ased .
3 50 p m ., S. L.
2 :50 p. m ., S. L. W O O D S A W IN G . S a tis f a c tio n g u a r a n ­
m ust have supplied much add itio n ­
4 :30 p m , !• V,
N o tic e Is h e re b y g iv en , t h a t th e u n ­
3 30 p. m . P . V.
a savings acco u n t h as m et w ith
te e d
F lo y d S u rfa c e , p h o n e 22x4.
5
:3tl
p
m
..
B.
I»
d
e
rs ig n e d h a s b een a p p o in te d E x e c u to r
4
30
p.
m
..
B.
L.
al beer, to say nothing of higher-
such success th a t we have a new
5 :50 p. m . S L.
4 50 p. m .. S L. F O R W O O D S A W IN O c a ll S te v e M a rs ­ o f th e E s t a t e o f J a m e s S. C o n ra d , d e ­
supply of flags w hich will be given,
proof stim ulants. T he new spaper
6 30 p. m . P V.
ce
a
se d . b y th e C irc u it C o u rt o f th e
5 30 p m .. P V.
to n , p h o n e 383.
tf
10 00 p. m . P V.
S t a t e o f O reg o n , f o r th e C o u n ty o f
7 on p m ., P V.
w hile th ey last, to each new depos­
th in k s th a t $50,000 a day would he
t
i
l
:00
p.
m
.
B.
L.
M
u
ltn o m a h , a n d h a s q u alifie d .
All
t7
:15
p
m
.
B
L.
itor m aking a deposit of $5 or m ore
W hat you w ant, when you w ant p e rs o n s h a v in g c la im s a g a in s t s a id e s ­
a reasonable to tal expenditure In
in the Savings D epartm ent.
t
a
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a
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re
b
y
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o
tifie
d
to
p
r
e
s
e
n
t
th
e
• D a lly ex cep t S u n d a y s a n d h o lid a y s It. as you w ant it—W ant Ad It.
the "good old tim es."
sa m e, d u ly v e rifie d a s b y la w re q u ire d ,
♦ S a tu r d a y s . S u n d a y » a n d h o lid a y s
T hese flags a re 3 x 5 feet w ith
to th e u n d e rsig n e d , a t th e office o f M c-
S. I. S e ctio n b in e ro a d .
Com m enting on the m a tte r as r e ­
jointed pole, h aly ard s and bracket.
c h n e id e r. 203-5 W ith ro w
P. V’.— P o w ell V alley ro a d
S .4 .V Z )
sh a m . O reg o n , w ith in six
GRAVEL O b (6) u u ild lrk m in o g n , A th G s re S fro
R L.^—B a s e I.'n e ro a d .
ported by the Jo u rn al, the O regon­
Du Ju ly 1st we paid our savings
m th e d a te h ereo f.
b v . R o c k w o o d R o a d fo r P o r tla n d 50c and 76c a yard at pit or rill
depositors n early $7,500.00.
ian a s se rts th a t M inneapolis is
D a te d a n d first p u b lish e d , J u n e 28,
\ * B a m '. :
• ; 16 ■ n
1927.
deliver.
b v . P o r tla n d fo r R o c k w o o d ro a d v ia
Was your child among th o se who
about one and a half tim es th e size
D a te o f l a s t p u b lic a tio n . J u l y 26.
•
p in
received a portion of th is In terest?
1927.
of P o rtlan d , and allow ing for the
O. A. BRYAN
D. J W A L S H . E x e c u to r.
W ouldn't yon like to get him in ­
O w n ed a n d o p e r a te d by
M cG U IR K A S C H N E ID E R ,
difference in population it sta te s
rtiu n e G resham "SxJ
terested in an acco u n t and sta rted
A tto r n e y s f o r E x e c u to r.
tliut $33,000 a day would he the
in saving?
GEO. LEWIS & SON
am ount spent tor liq ■ <r under the
Von Is ii Good T im e
old conditions. It Is rem em bered
th a t liquor brought from Illicit
sources costs live or six tim es as
A TRUCK FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK
much us it did in 1900 T he cost
p I R T I.AND - G R E SH A M
S A N D Y L IN E
now would be close to $200,000 a
GIIFSIIAM , BREGON
S e c tio n L ine Ito u te
day for intoxicants In P ortlan d
A S trong Bank
alone.
l.v. Gre» lui ni
I t. Portland
T he claim of g rea ter consum p­
6 1ü a . m.
Daily Trips to Portland
7 :16 a. m
». :i'n a. ni
tion c a rrie s its own proof of a b ­
8 45 a. m
8 ;lM> a in
surdity. says the O regonian, as b u s­
9 :15 a. ni.
10 :00 a m
11 .15 a m
12
noon
t-re«ham
Powell
Portland
iness men know that no co n sid er­
1 :00 p. m .
•1 •' » p m
Phone
and
Ft. East Taylor
3 oo p. m
2 :16 p m
able p a rt of $200,000 is leaving
4 00 p m
IM I
4 00 p. ni.
Maple
Phone EAst K ä s »
norm al channels.
On tin* other
5 :00 p. m .
P
7 oo p m
hand, they know th a t m ore money
7 15 p ni_____
l -
than ever is going for other com
*
I I.». Gres hn ni
I «• SaiKlî
m odifies
lu N.iiiih
T W IC E A -W E E K
SI'
T he benellrial effect of sunlight
is not obtained unless the ray s
re a c h th e skin directly. C lothing
or window glass keep out the u ltr a ­
violet rays. It Is only when the
skin begins to be tanned th a t any
benefit m ay he expected. Bun lialhs
in th e d ire c t sunlight are the
sim p lest m ethod of giving the baby
enough u ltra -v io let. Of course each
m o th er m u st use discretion, and
begin by exposing her child g ra d u ­
ally for s h o rt periods, and keep
him p ro tec ted from th e wind.
OR EGON
R e sid e n c e 226S
Nerve Blocking
D ental X K at
F O R S A L E — 100 W . L . P U L L E T S , C A B B A G E P L A N T S fo r sa le , >2 p e r
H o lly w o o d s tr a in . 3 m o n th s a n d 4
1000.
H e r m a n VVihion, p h o n e 381.
Office o v e r B a n k o f G re s h a m
m o n th s.
J . A. Y o u n g b lo o d , c o r n e r
G re sh a m .
B a s e L in e a n d C le v e la n d a v e n u e .
' K A L E P L A N T S F O R S A L E , $1 p e r
400 8 -W E E K S -O L D B A R R E D R O C K
th o u s a n d .
O n e - h a lf m ile w e s t o f
c h ic k s . W ell d ev elo p ed . S ta te t e s t ­
b u s te d sc h o o l o n B u ll R u n ro a d .
ed
C. A c k le y , p h o n e 43x4.
F . H. M iller, p h o n e 1658.
T H O R E L E C T R IC W A S H E R —W e a r e
d is c o n tin u in g o u r a g e n c y o f T h o r
Office la Raak of Gre»ham Bldg.
W A N T E D — M o re p eo p le to u se th e
w a s h in g m a c h in e s a n d h a v e o n e m a ­
W a n t A d s. C a ll G r e s h a m 1561.
N e rv e B lo c k in g
c h in e le ft w h ic h w a s u se d a s d e m ­
o rk R e fe rre d
o n s tr a to r . J . E . M e tz g e r, p h o n e 1901. Office 561 X - R a y W
P hones
R ea. 669
F O R D T O N T R U C K , F o rd ro a d s te r
T
E
N
T
—
A
v
e
ry
fine
9—6x9—
6
u
m
b
r
e
lla
a ml w ood s a w fo r s a le c h e a p . P h o n e
ATTORNEYR
ty p e te n t u sed o n ly a w eek, in p e r
329x4.
G O O D H O M E W A N T E D fo r re g G er.
feet c o n d itio n
C o st 362 w h o lesale,
P o lic e
h itc h .
S tr o n g h c a r t
stra in ;
w
ill
sell
a
t
»45
c
a
s
h
.
J
,
E
.
M
e
tzg
er,
A
T
w
a
te
r
0715
P h o n e s G r e s h a m 1691
F
O
R
D
T
R
U
C
K
,
1
to
n
.
1924
w
ith
R
u
c
k
-
g e n tle , d o e s tric k s , u n d e r s ta n d s e v ­
p h o n e -1901.
ste l, >200
B r o c k w a y & N elso n ,
e r y th in g .
w o lf
b ro w n
e x c e lle n t
p
h
o
n
e
1171,
G
re
sh
a
m
,
O
reg
o
n
.
w a tc h dog. a s o p la y f u l, c o st $100, j
PIANOS
y o u r p ric e . N o ro o m fo rc e s sa crifice. I
nos, a t v ery
A lso 2 m a le p u p s. 3 m o n th s
E v e- I 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 W a e t t h r a a c v t e i v s e e v p e r ra ic l e s u se r d a n g p ia
in g in p ric e s
n in g s o r S u n d a y . 536 E. 3 2d S t N..
a n y o th e r s to r a g e , la r g e b a r n a n d
fro
m
5235
to
5385.
T
h
e
se
p ia n o s c a n
G r e s h a m Office W ith r o w B ldg.
P o r tla n d .
y a r d fo r sto c k sale.
R e a s o n a b le
b e b o u g h t o n te r m s o f 525 to 535
Probate and Corporation Worh
ra te s . P h o n s 3277. S. S. T h o m p s o n .
d o w n a n d 30 m o n th s to p a y b a la n c e .
P o r t l a n d Office, 501-7 C o r b e tt B ldg-
I t w ill p a y y o u to look th e s e o v er.
J . E M e tzg er, p h o n e 1901.
New Slippers mid Pumps $1.95
FIRST STATE BANK
Withrow Building
Hag
Hr. Mary F. Becker
S T R A Y E D fro m R u b y r a n c h , b la c k
m a re , w e ig h t a b o u t 1700.
N o tify
R u b y S to c k fa rm , p h o n e T A b o r 2402. i
P IG S F O R S A L E « w e e k s o ld.
H ite , o n e m ile e a s t o f B o rin g .
2-4 and 7-1 P. M.
DOCTORS — CHIROPRACTIC
EASY T E R M S
Livestock—Lost, Found
Hogs
O fflre
GRESH A M ,
Greftham, Oregon
___ ___
ogs,
to f re s h e n so o n
F r e s h co w s fo r
sale. C. A. B u tc h e r, R t. 1, B o x 418,
P o r tla n d .
B a se L in e a n d B u c k le y
a v e n u e . T A b o r 4979.
ON
H. H. HUGHES, M. D.
H o u r e : 10-12 A. M
Physician and Surgeon
W A N T E D — F re sh
m ilk
cow s
and
s p r in g e r s t h a t w ill g iv e f o u r g a llo n
a n d up. B e e t c a ttle , h o g s a n a v e a l I
w a n te d
N e w b e rg
P a c k in g
Co., j
U re s h a m . p h o n e 1151.
tf !
UP
P h o n e. Ofllce 1851
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
Cattle
p la c e , o n e b la c k m a re , w e ig h t a b o u t
1500, w ith y o u n g c o lt, b r a n d e d H C
on le ft h ip . w h ite sp o t in fo re h e a d .
O w n e r c a n h a v e sa m e b y p a y in g fo r
th is a d a n d d a m a g e s .
R o y W ood-
w o rth , p h o n e D a m a s c u s 58.
PHYSICIANS — MEDICAL
Office 2251
S E V E R A L . G O O D F R E S H C O W S fo r
s a le o r t r a d e .
H. T. L in d , p h o n e
28x1.
TAK EN
Professional Ads
¡” p m
io o m
I
»n I S .f
iv
V hen jon ride with ns ton are In­
sured against areldent.
P a ch a s. Express Service on «very car.
TH ULE DEPOTS
G R E S H A M - o p p o s i t e C ity H all.
S A N D Y —s . i m ill's C o n fe c tio n e ry
P O R T IN A N I1- M u n ic ip a l T e rm in a l.
Sixth and Salmon str e e ts
K ills
'em
dead
rom te
LY SPRAY
flies, mosquitoes,
washes &mofhs. etc.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
W. J. COOPER
Attorney at Law
Office o v e r B a n k o f G re a h a m
Ofllre 1131
Phones
Ret. 14(1
MV8ICIA 8 8
PIANO
FL O R E N C E M. HONEY
S tu d io F i r s t S t a t e B a n k B ldg.
G re sh a m
P h o n e 1731
IN S U R A N C E
J. ROSS BROWN
R eal E s ta te and In su ra n c e
FIRE — AUTOMOBILE — LIFE
HEALTH — BURGLARY
Office 2.61
Phones
R es. 55(1
P o w e ll S tre e t.
JAMES ELKINGTON
R eal E s ta te
In su ra n c e
L o a n s, C on v ey an cin g
Office o n M ain S tre e t
Office 2341
Phones
Rea
Insurance
3283
Real Estate
A re ld e n t, H e a lth . A u to m o b ile
O re g o n F ir e R e lie f A ssn.
O re g o n L ife I n s u r a n c e C o m p a n y
B. W. THORNE. Agent
»RESH A M . O REG O N
Office 2761
Phones
R ea. 2767
E A st 2747
G r e s h a m 16(1
J . V. CO GSW ELL k CO.
IN SUR ANC E.
LOANS.
L ife ,
A c c id e n t,
H e a lth ,
F ire ,
S u re ty B o n d .
P l a t e G la s s
L o w est r a t e on a a to m o b lle — S a v e 6(%
o f y o o r co llisio n l n ,n r a n r e .
E. P o r tla n d office, A d ria n H o tel,
C o r n e r G r a n d a n d M o rriso n
AUCTIONEER
COL. W. S. WOOD k SONS
Auctioneer
F a rm a n d S to ch S a le s a S p e c ia lty
V A N C O U V E R . W A S H IN G T O N
P h o a e V a n c o u v e r (14, or
B re n h a m O n tlo n k 16(1
M O R T IC IA N S
Gates Funeral Home
Y our H om e F u n e ra l
D irecto r.
Lady A ssistant
I’hone Gresh.'itn 2 t* t.