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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM PAGE TWO GRESHAM OUTLOOK P ublished every T uesday and F r i day a t G resham , O regon, by th e Outlook P u b lish in g Co., H. L. St. C lair, E ditor and M anager. W. George Landon L id to Final Rest Im p ressiv e fu n eral serv ices w ere One y e ar, 12 00. six m onths, *1.10. th re e m o n th s' tria l su b scrip tio n , 60c. C om bination r a te s w ith all th e P o r t held F rid ay a t th e M ethodist E p is lan d D allies. copal ch u rch for th e late G eorge W. Landon, who passed aw ay at A D V E R T IS IN G R a te s re aso n a b le. O u r re p re s e n ta th e hom e of his d au g h ter, Mrs. tive will call. W illiam S tanley, May 23. aged 91 E n te re d as second-class m a tte r y ears, 4 m onths and 12 days. M arch 3. 1*11, a t th e Postofflce aJ G resham . O regon, un d er th e A ct oi M arch. 3. 187». M em ber of th e S ta te E d ito ria l A sso ciatio n M em ber of th e N a tio n a l E d ito ria l A ssociation. ( ONTRASTS WILL BE NOTICED. T he m ost conserv ativ e and t r a ditionally a risto c ra tic Ideas re g a rd ing w om an’s place In th e w orld and the m ost m odernly prog ressiv e will be brou g h t in c o n tra st next O cto ber in San A ntonio, T exas, w hen th e expected 10,000 women of the g eneral federation of w om en's clubs and the expected 40,000 m ore of the A m erican L egion au x ilia ry m eet in th a t old city for th e ir respectiv e conventions. San A ntonio is an In terestin g old city w ith a S panish b ackground in w hich m any of th e old tra d itio n s of th e south, especially reg a rd in g w om en, still p ersist. Only w ithin the p ast six m onths or so, it is said, have women ven tu red to sm oke In public In San Antonio, and m ore of th e co u rtesies and fo rm a lities a re observed in busin ess as w ell as social life in th e n o rth and east. It is in te restin g to note th a t In th is atm o sp h ere the conventions of th e m ore progressiv e women will be held th is y ear beginning O cto ber 8. BAN II. J. JACOBSON M ANAGING D IR E C T O R h a u l in g out LADY ASSISTANT E °n» ,h.bokut *hi* «ime of ,he from .«.m ¿ " L f n ’ We II do it to your car. Copeland Lumber Co. S E R V IC E Sil. 1 8 2 1 Day or Might Lady A asH innt Telephone t<7| Cffesham ‘ a n d F ittin g of G i i i . e, Office o v e r F i r s t S ta n R ,.k GRESH A M , | Office 1271 Phones *ea . A. W. BOTKIN, M i)*| Physician and Surgeon R oom s 15 a n d 16, Congdon Bldg H o u rs 2 to 5 P. M. G re sh a m , Oregon SA N D and GRAVEL H. V. ADIX, M. D. Physiciap and Surgeon W alrad & Wright TED WRIGHT, Prop. Office o v e r B an k of G-esham W ith D r. W. J . o tt Office P hone 1481 o r 17» R „, nil II B e st phone fo r appointm ent 1 1631 C arpenter & B uilder DOCTORS — C H IR P P R ACTIC Work Dr. M a ry F. Becker CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN E le ctric L ig h t Sw eat, M ineral U B ltra a th , V iolet Ray luth..». II ‘ ""u' H o u r s : 9-12 1-5 Office 122x Phones Res. 329x2 II H EN R Y BLACK GOOD W ORK, P R O M P T S E R V IC E F A IR P R IC E S T elephone B R o a d w a y 8060 DR. G. E. MALLETTlI S P E C IA L IZ IN G IN In-Mo-Kay Gland Therapy B a n k of G reeham Blilg, P hone Office 1321 lies, 1241 j TRI. 6731 H. W .SNASHALL. T H R E E -T U B E speaker, good p a rlo r o rg an , W elch, phone Horses S -T O N FO RD T R U C K w ith delive top to exchange for cows. A. " FO R S A L E —Black m are, w eight about G oger, phone 3089, G resham . 900 pounds. G entle and good w o rk er. D onahue place, 2 m iles south of FO R D B E R R Y TRU CK for sale I logan. Ä -- \ \ ANT TO R E N T fa rm w est of G resh- am ; m ust be good soil, buildings, GOOD FA M IL Y CGW for sale. G re sh am G reenhouse, phone 306. road, n e ar good sc h o o l; fall posses- s io n , leas,-. W rite p a rtic u la rs, lo- R E G IS T E R E D JE R S E Y COW for cation, price to P. O. box 11, J e n - n in g s Lodge. Oregon. sale. F re sh . J. H. L indgren, phone 2S9S, G resham . H A N TED —Used p o ta to p la n te r In T O U It JE R S E Y COW S for sale. F resh. good condition. C arl H anson, 4 m iles One 6-gallon, com ing fresh soon. so u th e a st of B oring. P hone D a m a s cus 23x. R t. 2, B oring. Also p a stu re for c a ttle Benson Hotel F a rm a n d H ensley road, 4 mile south b a s e Line. A L A R G E L IST n F U SED m achinery, cream se p a ra to rs, gas engines, GOOD F R E S H c o w FO R SA L K ; also sp re a d e rs a n d c u ltiv a to rs. H essel Im plem ent Co. a 1350-pound m are ; good w orker, cheap. -Mrs M ary E k stro m . second house south of O rient g ra n g e hall. F A IR B A N K S PL A T FO R M 500-pound , s ta le s for sale. P ra c tic a lly new. W A N T ED —P ef. veal. bogs, P rice reasonable. Leon C addy, to freshen soon. F re sh cow s for phone 438, G resham . V ictory d istric t sale. C. A. B utcher. Rt. 1 B ox 418. P o rtlan d . B ase Line and Buckley R ID IN G C U LTIV A TO R. L ittle J a p ; avenue. T A bor 4979 also P. a n d o lis te r for sale. W m . El wick, Rt. I, T ro u td ale, betw een T ro u td ale a n d S pringdale on Ogden road. P hone C orbett 1101. Hogs STA N D A RD S E E D E R , com bination hand c u ltiv a to r a n d seeder in A -l condition. A b a rg a in a t $10. J. E. M etzger, phone 1901. C H E S T E R W H IT E PIG S FO R SA LE. U..T. Sell. G resham . O regon Phone 2656. 6 W E E K 8-O L B PIG S for sale. IL L. S|H’in-vr, P a ltn b la d road, phone 3Sx, < »reshatn. Real Estate, Rentals. Etc. b o l t S A L E S everal p u reb red B e rk FO R R E N T , good five-room bungalow shire pigs eligible to re g iste r, a t the furnished or un fu rn ish ed M odern M lnslnger ranch, n e a r M arm ot. th r o u g h o u t: g a ra g e In q u ire Mrs. Phone 22x1, ¡Sandy. tf I . A. Gould, phone 793. I Sheep F 1 \E 4-VEAR OLD S H R O P S H IR E ♦ we« for sal», also six sp rin g ewe lam bs and one young -Shrop ram . A. W ellm an, phone D am ascu s 5y. Dogs BOSTON B U L L T E R R IE R pu uppies for sale Mrs, C. Pow ell pitone G resh am 101. tf Poultry B RO O D ER, us, 4 onn aeaaon. Io first - cla ss c o n d itio n : cost new $65. will sell for $25. J, E. M etzger, p h o n e , 1901. W H IT E P E K IN DUCK EGOS for h a tc h in g G ibson’s, G resham , phone 32x. W E S P E C IA L IZ E IN O A C. B a rred Rock a n d I. I Red chicks, bred for high egg production Also 6 to 8 w eeks old pu: ts. S ilver Bell P o u l tr y F a rm . 97th stre e t a n d Section Line road. R oute 1. P o rtla n d . SU n- set 2694. POULTRY WANTED ALL K IN D S, ANY T IM E W E PAY CASH on good - r MONEY TO LOAN. real e sta te se c u rity See U resham . phone 25ni Employment Plants, Seeds. Etc. Wrni^eTE^'iAn "’faffltftrry pickers at «o T* • Ì V i ,nl *■’ 7"** of G resham , IB ANK SE K D p o tato e s H Stone. Rt. 2. T ro u t- own J n t s ’- T r H enkle. m ile so “ *' P hone C orbett 3x1 MEN “ S — p rin g d ale W a N TE eel willows, Van Dome« rient. P lA lW IN G AND G E N E R A L TEAM w ork w anted. Ij»wn g ra d in g ba«e- m ent work, etc C \V Adama. phone l>24. G resham A rticles—Lost or Found llav Automobiles Podffe s» re* n rllv e ry , lie •rd to u r tn r 1-tnn G ra h am Brow tru c k w ith d a iry m I v . a -1 ro n d *.tion. c u a ra n te e d guaranteed, 1921 l\x l< e sedan il.'S T\xl<c touring. cut down for b«d ll24 iMdtf»-* coupe BK o c RAV a T A NELÄON P h o n e 1471 Gresham » W estinghouse G L A S S E S F IT T E D • 1* * * 1* M ohawk Bldg. T H IR D A N D M ORRISON STS. „ „ O v e r R o b e rts B ros.' Store PO RTLAN D - OREGON II ele ctric p e rfe c t condition a t a re a l Ph°™ Russell Akin. 390x1. D E N T IS T S Phone, : H IG H E S T CA SH P R IC E P A ID a t th e ; G re sh a m c a n n e ry for C u th b ert red - ra sp b errie s. B e rry G row ers P a c k in g Co., G resham . ‘ ------------------------- ----------------------------------- Screen lloors P ric ed $1.75 to $2.75. Sizes 2 ft i to 3 — ft. ---■« wide. — F ir s t g ra d e a n d v e ry a ttr a c tiv e style. O scar T horen, G resh am W oodw orking shop. P h o n e Miscellaneous RAD IOS AN D PH O N O G R A P H S H ave JT JE S L Ä S * r ,d io * * nd p h o n o g ra p h , p r i i ü n,î?in - T .« « w e n w p rice,, » t u tra d e for wood o r ( » m p r o d u e » , m a r g ., rT u e . M rtxger, phon« 1961. F O R S A L E -P *y b* ■! iron bed. , p r ra a i* J m attree-, b re a k fa e t t a b l i ' a n j .-•n e .—. . a ,w ° f h e r t , o f d ra w e r» fo rk e r, tw o w icker c h a ir ,. Axm n e tr r rug. etc. Oood a , SfW L,Bn4 E * a«t C o rb ett, phon« v*«h- C H. L. M oody. o rb ett J°f Office 2184 Kn. 1185,| DR. W. J. OTT Dentist Nerve Blocking Dental X-Ray || Office o v e r B a n k of Gresham i 00X1. Dr. ./ulius G. Sture Dentist » GRAY E L IN P IT o r screened In bunkers. L L. D avidson, H ensley road n e a r T ro u td a le. P hone G re sh am 15x1. Office In R an k o f G resham Bldg N e n e Blocking X -R a y W ork Referred Office 561 Phones Res. 541II lOG-POUND FL O U R SACKS for sale, H a dozen a t C ity B ak ery , G resham . ~ ----------- Hood and Saw ing ATTORNEYS DRY CORDW OOD $7.25. 16-lnch wood, $7.60. F ir s t g ro w th ; also 16- m* b plank wood, dry, $7.00, a n d ,4 r 5 .G e n e r a l hau lin g . l has. M cGinnis, phone 271. E X T R A GOOD SE C O N D -G R O W T H cordw ood a t very low price, a lso good, heavy slabw ood. See o u r wood Get o u r prices. C. H. C alkins W ood am b , phone ni92°x ,th 8 tree t’ Q re sh - ATw. 0715 W. J. COOI’ER A ttorney at Law W OOD FO R SA L E — F irs t a n d s e c o n d g ro w th cordw ood a n d ties anv i'i'Sed' giabw ood, $4.50. d e liv e re d H ayden F uel Co., G resham , phone 3bib. evenings. K Office o v e r B a n k o f Gresham Office 1131 Phones Re». IMI | MUSICIANS PIANO FLORENCE M. HONET Studio F irst State Bank Blig. Gresham Phone 17211 IN S U R A N C E J. ROSS BROWN Heal Estate anil Iii'Krunrt F IR E — A U TO M O RII 1 — U H | H E A L T H — BURGLARY T elep h o n e Bldg., M ain Street G re sh a m , Oregon O/flre 2.»«I P h o n es He». I M ars I’llONE Peter JA M ES ELKINGTONj Reni Estate Insnra««* Loans, Conveyan: !mt Lenard Cleaning and P r e s s in g 1211 O ur c le an in g p lan t I, In G resham W» fa ll a a d d e ll ,er CEMENT WORK DONE .......... . ’’ï.'i.ZTK* ™>* • « R- C. F R A C E G R E SH A M du Phon« 1017 hates Funeral Home 'o u r Home Fonerai IMreelor. ni. î^ai,y A»»l9t*nt I hone Oreoham 5471. Gresham 1M11| G re sh a m Office W ithrow Bldg. P ro b a te a n d C orporation Worl P o rtla n d Ofc., 501-7 C orbett Bldg. II I SLABW OO D F O R SA L E . Spec price on o rd e rs to M ay 15 I r rasw ell. phone 3083. G resham F 'tnRn Phones M cG uirk & Schneider\\ A ttorneys at Law k. T elephone B ldg., M ain St., G Office 2561 P hones Res. I Insurance, Real EstottW h ^ W e a th e rw a x , I IBANK SL i:i> P O T A T O E S f»>r iale. Abo .it lv*' sa* ka a t j»er l»k) a n d g et ’em A rth u r Led- LOST. a t S andy or on Bluff road, be- twee: i Sandy And P le asan t Hom e, (hoite D a m a s 'u s 97. • M arten •’n n ^ k fur. R ew ard. Mrs. G E B auder. 1224 M ason S t . n iR K K VCR.CS o f flue clover and » *• Hav for ^ l e . » heap I. K. N eal. «» . ». ^ o rt roa<’ *>uth from O rient, first house. B a rg a in °AN 1" 8T , , r R A , W R E R R , Y P IC K E R S w anted. .r DG.*' ; h» 'f m ile n o rth ■>i i te a sa n t Hom e on Dodge P a rk i d ti m iles east of G resham . F O R SA LE. 9 1.26 a O. P a c k a rd . .1 mile K elso sto re. R t. 2, ran8e ln DR. C. L. HAYNES Eyesight Specialist GOOD FIV E-R O O M H O USE for ren t In T hom pson addition by first of J u n e ; bath, g a ra g e , woodshed. In - SE gro A S w O th N E fir, D W cord OOD 1 . F 5 O t h R . SAT P quire Mrs. L . B. Coe, phone 421. also c ^ a r . posts. J. S . DonaldsSiJ; F ” R R E N T —H ouse or a p a rtm e n t, fu r phone S andy 2x. nished or u n fu rn ish e d Mrs. A. W. E aston, Rowell stre et, G resham , e ast 16-1 NCI I BLOCK W OOD fo r sa b T of I. O. O. F hall. ftre <1!nVartlbpr *3 G tousand a n d u p : lire a n d comm on brick. Cameron*.! ’’ ’.‘'i, ? A L E —5-room p laste red house full basem ent, gas electricity. N ear * llu r .n ea r Dodge p a rk D B C rns son. B oring, Rt. L box 147DB' 1. -'H i a n d S ta rk S ts . $3, ii )0. T erm s. O w ner cr. Outlook. G resham . '\ e ? d I ’S \ ' ) ’¿ XOw<^ a t '!' factlon ^ a r a n - S E E S S. TH O M PSO N for^all kbids of Also wood for sale. “ o Ä em. F a lrv l“ w - Phone Floyd sto ra g e Two room s 25x80, stock 22x4, b a rn a n d y a rd s In connection. P hone 631. _______________ _______ FO R W OO D SA W IN G call H H O resham .rln> ' PhoHn . J ° ^ FARM S FO R SA LE. in « tine a g ric u T.----- lar8® o f K sm In ltu ra l r* section arl all. J H ag b erg R t 2. G resham , phone 2881. G R E SH A M F U E L COM PANY WTT I M«hn?iT eT ‘ i l on real e state. „„J or long loans. F a rm lo an s Phones, mm e i» ui. residence 1x5. S?“ ?.? a t 6 per cent No com m ission. B W T horne, phone 2751. grow e d , F ir s t grow th th ft? flr 8A> , nd B S liv e r <lgo MONEY TO LOAN on real e sta te se cedar cu rity . K. A. M iller. G resham . Ore. Phone 3109 E H oasner, G resham . GRESHAM PRODUCE CO. Gresham. Oregon N E T T E D GEM S E E D P O T A T O E F fb r Male grow n on high l a n d ; m ark e t >»rtcv G. H A ilder, phone 436 m odern OPTICIAN R A D IO fo r sale. L oud condition, $10 ; ’C ro w n ’ good tone, $25. Mrs. 3705 evenings. R ange Portland, 0n.ll 1245 HALSEY ST. G resham . Farm Machinery, Etc. • *OK S A L E —A No. 1 fresh d a iry cows, good p roducers N. Ila y n e , T ro u t dale, O regon, lit. 1. A A .s?°onenhorKse0dberr°yndd i ^ F. M attson, phone 577. Cattle E le rtrle QAr. ! N.D.II (M. D., D. O., D. C.) S p e c ia list. C hronic and Verio,. II D iseases. M en, W omen A Chlldmll No O perations THINK ferred. R unning w a te r all sum m er. Ra.v W aite, h a lf mile no rth of A n derson sta tio n Phones Dr. J . R. Eggenian, WANT AD. RATES. U N IV E R S A L E L E C T R IC R A N G E for sale. U sed six m onths. A t h a lf F irs t Insertion, lc a word, m ini price. $45. T erm s. C. E. V an Slyke. mum 20c; sub seq u en t Insertions, THINK TH INK phone 3297, G resham . AAc a w ord, m inim um 10c. W hether we look or w h eth er we C R A T E S—B uy y o u r c ra te s from th e R o ta ry C ut B ox Co., one block w e st listen of G re sh a m ' C an n ery , a n d sa v e Pasture We hear life's m u rm u r o r see i t m oney. P hone 967. glisten. P A S T U R E TO R R E N T —C a ttle p re ( all l.omr IHatnnce O regon T elephone C o . Special Attention to Eve Classified Ads it B A N K S E E D po tato es Mr.* K. K. V an F leet, n ear Failure to keep in touch with your business or family at all time: has been made inexcusable because of the telephone. Rea. lx» A lso P a p e rin g a n d P a in tin g Foster Road at 91st St. Rcs'.i. r,... — GEO. INGLIS" M b " Physician and Surgeon G resham F uel C o. Remodeling, Foundation and Rooting Dependable Funeral D irectors l)REQ0 . C hiropractic Physician KEEP IN TOUCH A STANDARD OIL PRODUCT Office 2254 Phones pjJ 2-4 a a - Office—Withrow Rending PROMPT SERVICE Office 1041 J acobson C o . CALL ON US H. H. HUGHES M. d I H o u rs : 10-12 A.M. G R E SH A M Phone Gates Funeral Home OILY urn/ s/reys OILYf We serve by Being Ready. Phone, Office 1151 We are ready to tak e sto rag e o rd ers a t sum m er prices. ° Ver Portland-Gresham Stage In su ra n c e funds for farm loans | No com m ission or brokerage. Very easy term s 11. W T horne Adv Day or night, Jacobson Ser vice stands ready to assist in the emergency. As close as the telephone on your wall, it will be found available to all as needed. Seven days a week and at any hour, it may be relied upon to do all th at can be done and with a quiet efficiency th at is both rever ent and timely. PHYSICIANS — MEDICAI WOOD of all kinds COAL, best grades BRIQUETS, Diamond When A ssistance M eans So Much n, MAY Professional Ad s . FU EL Friendly Assistance «*•041 way A Nel|oa Grpuham TUESDAY, OREGON D on’t lay down th e paper till you have read the W ant Ads. t t 'S ’, T he services w ere In ch a rg e of th e Rev. H. V. W ilhelm , w ho read tlie s c rip tu re and offered prayer. T he serm on w as by th e Rev. S. O. F ah n esto ck of P o rtlan d C hurch of TROUTDALE SA ND th e B reth ren . D unkard, who took for his tex t th e w ords of th e aged and GRAVEL CO. Sim eon, "Now letest thou thy s e r M ason and C oncrete Sand v an t d e p a rt In peace". D. M. and G ravel Cathey, who had known Mr. L an In b u n k e rs o r delivered don for 45 years, spoke briefly of Cement »rick and Cement FATHER’S DAY. him as a good neighbor and a m an M other has had h er day and It Is J. R. KN ARE, M anager well, though som eone says th a t of high c h a ra c te r and religious Phone 48» every day is m o th e r’s day. A ny faith. Music w as fu rn ish ed by a way, am ong all th e days for a ll th e q u a rte t com posed of C. E. R usher, v arious personages and p urposes a Mrs. Elsie Cogswell, Mrs. E. W. P L U M B IN G day has been found for fath e r. F a th e r's day th is year com es on A ylsw orth and Leslie W alrad, w ith and Septic Tanks Ju n e 17, Suuday, and on th a t day Miss Amy Cooper as accom panist. D ay o r C o n trac t W ORK G U A R A N T E E D fa th e r will be expected to be u n T he hym ns sung w ere "R ock of u su ally good and let the children , Larry F ocht and m other, do ju st as they please A ges,” “T he End of th e Road,” GRESHAM P hone S ltl and tre a t fath e r ju st as they see fit, and Abide W ith Me." especially In th e sp irit of th e G old In te rm e n t was in Douglas cem e en Rule. tery. It is said that a red rose Is con Mr. L andon w as a native of sidered m ost a p p ro p ria te for f a th e r ’s day. They tried to m ake it a B lunsville, Tenn. Dll March 15, dandelion but dandelions w ere too 1866, ho m arried Miss E lizabeth com m on and w ouldn’t sell so they H enkle. They lived to g eth er until abandoned th e Idea. F eb ru ary 10, 1911, when Mrs. L an don passed aw ay at th e ir home n ear G resham . The L andons cam e to Oregon in 1882 and lived at Qoertlnaa nml Aaawera by S uccessors to R arn es L um ber Co. llrn o k s for th e first ypar, when M. ». Nelson. ROY O. SO W LES, M anager they settled near P le a sa n t Home. Building M aterials and A nsw ers to q u e stio n s elsew h ere In T hey la te r lived for a y ear on the to iln v 's O utlook "W lee up” on th e Fred Ruegg place on P le a sa n t View Mill Work W a n t Ads. also avenue and still la ter a t Rockwood, C om plete line of 1 T he average m ile of steam w here Mr. Landon owned and op MONARCH PAINTS ra ilro a d In th e United S tate s c a r erated a blacksm ith shop. In 1898 BUILDERS’ HARDWARE ries each day seven freight tra in s and seven passen g er tra in s co n sist they moved to a farm on w hat is E stim ates on houses and b u ild ing of a total of 325 fre ig h t c a rs knowu as B lrdsdale avenue, w here ings gladly subm itted. and 46 passen g er cars. T he net they lived un til th e death of Mrs. Income of the average m ile Is $t3 Landon. Since then Mr. Laudou Phone 2431 h day w hich is 4% per cent In terest Powell St. G resham has lived In the homes of ills on th e Investm ent. d au g h ters, w here lie has been giv 2 T his co u n try has 26 per cent of all tile Jew s of the w orld, or 3.572,- en th e ten d o rest care. 419. In New York city alone th e re He w as w onderfully well p re a re 1,643.012. In the Inst 10 y ears served for a man of his years, in LY. PORTLAND I.V. GRESHAM th e Jew s in this co u n try have In Powell a R o b e rt, creased 500,000, tw ice as fast ns in sp ite of the fact th a t a fte r lie was P a rk and Yam hill R E acon 8181 P hone 1823 E urope w ith a to tal of 10.903.S64 SO yeurs of age one of his legs was and an Increase of hut 900,000. In am p u tated at the knee because of a •7:40 a. m . S. L. •6 45 a m , B. L. th e past 10 y ears about 100,000 •7 00 a. m., P. V. •7 :50 a. m.. B I. •7:15 a. m,. S. L. Jew s have gone from E urope to m alady from w hich he had suffered •8 30 a. m . P. V. 9 SO a ni . B. L. 8 :S0 a m , B. L. P alestin e, but few If any from the for years. His hearing w as good 9 50 a m . 8. I* » 00 a. m . 8 L. ------ 9:30 United S tales. and his eight wit# so good th a t he 10 SO a m . P V. 10 30 a m B I,. 11 30 i a m B L. 3 The New Z ealander Is the was able to read new spaper head 11 50 a. in ■ L. 11 00 a. m 8. L. 11 30 a. m P V. w ealth iest w orld citizen witli an av lines w ithout g lasses up to th e , 12 P m P. V 12 30 P- m ■ L. 1: P m.. B. L. erag e of $3,317.70 per ca p ita and 1 :00 P m S L. 1 : P m ■ u tim e of I i I h seven* Illness last D e fnlrly w ell distributed. T he Swiss 1 30 P ni P. V. a: P in P V. 2 30 P m ., B L. com es next w ith an average of $2,- cem ber. In Ja n u a ry he suffered a P m B. L. 3 00 P Til ■ L. P m . 8. L. 99R.20 per cap ita and th e United stro k e of paraly sis. His d au g h ters 3 SO P III P. V. P m.. P V S tnles th ird w ith $2,941.90. S u r declared I hut his patience was r e I .10 P m . B L. P m.. H L. 5 :00 P m 8. L. prisin g ly to tlie m ost of us Rn P m S. L. 5 30 P ni.. P. V P m . P. V. m ania conies fourth w ith $2,808.90 m ark ab le and tliat he never com 7 00 P m . P V. P m. P V p er capita, but not w ell distributed. plained of his lot. SAN l»Y 1»IVIAIOX G reat B ritain I- fifth w ith $2,690.10, Mr. L andon w as a v eteran of th e C anada next w ith $2 662 40 and C iv il w ar. lie enlisted in tlie Con l i. p o ltr i imi l.v. SANDY A u stralia next with $2599. At the low en.l of th e scale a re R ussia federate arm y at the beginning of 1 :30 p. m., P. V. 8 :15 a. m. 3 .00 p. m. 5:30 p. m . P . V. w ith bill $216 60: G teece with tlie w ar und served to the end. $395.80 and B ulgaria w ilh $403.10. L t . GRESHAM Tile surviving sons and d au g h Ar. GRFSIIAM 4 T he heaviest per cap ita n a t fur Portland p. ra. 8 45 a m . P. V. ional debt Is c a r r i e d by G reat B r i te rs m e 8. J. Landon of P o rtlan d , 2:16 6 15 p m 3:45 p. m. P. V Mrs. L au ra l'u lle u and Mrs. Jo ta in and Is $914 30. New Zealand •D ally except S u n d a y s a n d holidays com es w ith a debt of $829 70; sephlne Stanley of G resham , Mrs. S L —Section Line road F ia n c e owes $458.20 and th e United Lola Spatli of Seaside, E. 1). Iain- 1* V - Powell Valley rna>l S t a l e s j 155 20 p e r c a p ita H. L.—Rase Line road don of C entralia, W ashington and j 5 The cost of living flgured on a O w ned and o p e rated by p re-w ar basis of 100 Is highest in Mis, Ellie Booth of Boring. GEO. LEWIS & SON Rum ania w hich is 3,900; B ulgaria la next with 2.698; tlre ece next w ith 1.694 On the sam e basis the coal of living In th e U nited S tates w as last y ear 173; In g reat B ritain 169; In F ran ce f-07 and in G er m any, 150. T he low est living costs a re In A n strls 109; H ungaria, 112 and P oland 120.9. 6 In 1927 the U nited S tate s spent O u r equipm ent is at your for defense (not Including other disposal day o r night, O ur w ar costs such as pensions, in te r est on w ar detya, etc.) $679,709,000; success is built on being ready G reat B ritain. $567,427,000; Russia. $347 580.000; Chinn $297,703,000:1 to s e n e at any and all tim es F rance, $269,463,000. T re aties R> j outlaw w ar would save th ese live nations a yearly hill of m ore than tw o b illio n d o l la r s . Do You Know? GRESHAM, sw V h ' ’ sto J h h s jump ’ “ I got so nervous my stom ach felt like it w as jum ping. Vinol en tire ly relieved th e trouble. I feel b e tte r th a n in y ears."—J. C. Duke. Vinol is a com pound of iron, p h o sp h ates, cod liver peptone, etc. T he very F IR S T b ottle m akes you sleep b e tte r and have a BIG ap p e tite. N ervous, easily tired people a re su rp rise d how QUICK th e iron, P hosphates, etc., give new life and pep. Vinol ta ste s delicious.— G resham D rug Co.—Adv. A rem a rk a b le fe a tu re of the g a th e rin g w as the la rg e n um ber of th e descendents p re se n t and ’ th e fact th a t th e p allb ea re rs, six active and four ho n o rary , w ere all young m en, g ran d so n s of th e deceased. Mr. L andon had expressed th e w ish th a t his g ran d so n s act as his p a ll b ea rers. T h ere w ere m ore th a n 50 m em bers of his fam ily p rese n t, in cluding six ch ild ren , 26 g ra n d c h il d ren anil th e ir hu sb an d s and wives, and 14 g re a t g ran d c h ild ren . Of th e e n tire num ber, only tw o w ere ab sen t. T he p a llb e a re rs w ere E a rl and R alph S tan ley , H a rry and O r ville Spath, G eorge P ullen and R obert Booth, active, W illiam Booth, Oren S tanley, Byron P ullen and Glen Spath, h o norary. OUTLOOK. A celdent, H ra lth , Automobil» O regon F ire R elief Assn. O regon L ife In su ra n c e I >niP»W . B. W. THORNE. Agt GRESHAM, OREGCiN .. Office 2751 Phoar» R ral 'J EAst 2747 . Gresham W1 J. V. COGSWELL CO* G E N E R A L I N S r R lN C « E a s t Side R epresentative N o rth w e ste rn M utual Life lB* »14 W eath erly Hl'lr* G ra n d a n d M orrison S’* PO RTLAN D. O IlEO«’ REAL ESTATE „ A creage a i d F a rm , .. F artera d ark a m a« Co««ty I»’*" INSURANCE Fire Automobile »h*1 WM. A. MORANO. Iresh am »erlag. AUCTIONEER CoL W. S. Wood & S«“ Auctioneer Farm and stock Sale, a VANCOUVER. »»•••S’ w-.— ____ _ «1À- Of