GRESHAM OUTLOOK. GRESHAM. OREGON PAGE TWO GRESHAM OUTLOOK Published every Tuesday and Fri­ day at Gresham, Oregon, by the Outlook Publishing Co., H. L. St. Clair, Editor and Manager. O ne y e a r. $2 00. s ix m o n th s. S i.10. i h r e s m o n th s ' tr ia l s u b s c rip tio n , 00c. C o m b in a tio n r a t e s w ith a ll th e P o r t ­ la n d D allies. ADVERTISING Rates reasonable. Our representa­ tive will call E n te re d ah «econd-claee m a tte r M a n h 3, 1911, a t th e P o sto fllee a t G re sh a m . O regon. u n d e r th e A ct of M arch . I. 1*7». M em b er o f th e S t a t e E d ito r ia l A aao- c ia tio n . M em b er o f th e N a tio n a l E d ito r ia l Association. Coolidge and Farm Relief Continued from pago 1 ucts are rushed upon the market and the price slumps. The farmer cannot hold out his produce for the best market. Said President Cool­ idge “I want to see them undertake under their own management, the marketing of their product under such conditions as will enable them to bring about greater stability in prices and less waste in marketing but entirely within unalterable economic laws.” This means that the farmer is to evojve from his present conditions and through their grange and cooperative or­ ganizations to carry the responsi­ bility of their own emancipation. It does not preclude the sympathetic cooperation of federal government hut it does preclude the violation of fixed economic principles with ultimate disaster. The emancipa­ tion will be slow. Cooperative marketing, storage to avoid glutting the market, avoidance of overhead expense, long loans at reasonable interest rate either to the individ­ ual farmer or to organized groups are prerequisites to the era of hap­ piness and contentment for the farmer. HAL IIOSS SAYS THANK YOU, F ltlL N D S Oregon City, Ore., May 31, 1928.— To the Editor:—Please permit me to express to you. and through you to the republican voters of Multnomah county, my deep ap­ preciation for the support accord­ ed tne in the recent primary elec­ tion. My vote in your county was gratifying to me. and I know full well thut 1 should not huve found so many friends hud it not been fo the endorsement of your news­ paper. It is an absolute impossi- liility for a candidate to contact each and every voter personally, and aside from that means there is only one other so effective. And that Is newspaper publicity. I had my campaign so planned that where I had newspaper support 1 depended upon it almost exclusive­ ly, although I did make ns much of a persouul campaign over the state as I could, in Portland, where 1 bud no newspaper support, 1 cen­ tralized my personal work, and by balancing the two succeeded In making a consistent showing all over the state. The reports appear to show that 1 was either first or second ill number of votes for this office in every county except one, and in that county I hud no news­ paper representation whatever, and «till not visit there. My success is a distinct tribute to thx Influence of the up state press. A number of my editor friends have been so kind us to say that their faith in me and their knowledge of my ability and Integ­ rity gave them something to work on, and whllp of course I felt that I was fully qualified for the posi­ tion, and that the press would not have supported me liad I not been, 1 know that the cooperation and support of the newspapers of Ore­ gon was the essential factor In winning the nomination. In times of elections, candidates naturally turn to their friends for support. Fortunately tor me, a great number of my trieuds were in tlie news­ paper business and their support was more Influential than any other group could have been. 1 was uoininuted without doubt as the re suit of the support of tlie news­ papers, hut I ni not a "newspaper” uandidate and there was no collu­ sion between publishers to put me over. Neither did my former con­ nection as an oflleer in the editor­ ial association have anything to do with my victory: 1 was supported In many instances by editors who had never been members of the association I am very grateful for the splen­ did majority accorded me. am deep­ ly appreciative of the confidence shown In me by the electorate of Oregon, and thank you most aln- cerely fur the Hue support you gave me. As secretary of state it will be ni.v objective to give the people of this state a clean, con sclentlous administration of their affairs, free from politics and showing every courtesy possible Very truly yours, HAL K HOBS. Republican Nominee for Secretary of Stale. MANY IH> HONOR TO MEMORY OF FRIEND The chapel of the Gates Funeral Home was filled yesterday with sympathizing friends of the sor­ rowing husband, who gathered around the bier of Mrs. Frances T. Stockton to render the last ser­ vices. Mrs. Stockton died Friday afternoon, June 1, ut Good Samar­ itan hospital after a week's illness from septic sore throat. The Rev. It. V Wilhelm, pas or of the Meth­ odist Episcopal church, preached lie funeral sermon. He pictured leath, not as a cruel monster so dreaded by many, but as a incans of blessedness into a life beyond. Said Mr. Wilhelm, “Death is thought by some to he the most terrible fact In tlie universe, which would he true if It were not for the greater fact of the Christ who lias conquered death.” A quartet, composed of Leslie Walrad, C. E. Rusher, Mrs. Elslq Cogswell and Mrs. Mary Welch, with Miss Amy Cooper at the piano, sang by request, “Jesus That Name Is Love”, “His Be the Victor's Name” and "Sweet Peace tlie Gift of God's Love”. Beautiful floral offeringa, the mute testimony of love, nearly tilled the room where the casket lay. The honorary pailheurers and flower bearers, members from the Silver Leaf Rebekali lodge of Port­ land and Mountain Chapter t). E. S. of Estacada, with which Mrs. Stockton was afllliated, were dressed In white and assisted in caring for the flowers and in other services. The pallbearers were J. R. McGinnis, J. E. liarrick, Lee Edwards, Tom Goodwin and R. I. Cluytou, ail of Portland, and John .McGinnis of Estacada. Frances Thede was born In Minnesota April 21: 1881, and spent her earlier years witli her parents iu Florida. She luter came to Port­ land and lived there until her marriage to Williuin L. Stockton November 20. 1907, this event tak­ Copeland Lumber Co. Successor« to Barnes Lumber Co. BOY <>. ftOWLBB. Manager Building Materials« and Mill Work C o m p le te lin e of MONARCH PAINTS H ill.BEK S’ HARDWARE Ketlmate» on houses and build­ ing« Kindly submitted Powell 8t. Phone '.MSI A I’nlii i for I »cry >e« d. C. llush, former Ford dealer of Troutdale, Is writing life insur­ ance in tills territory for the Union Central Life Insurance company of Cincinnati, Ohio, 62 years in liusi- nges. Office 802 American Bank Bldg., Portland. Oregon. Phone I BEacon 2817: Ilea. EA»t 3840. Urtifcam Mort lv tan We are ready to take storage orders at summer prices. PROMPT SERVICE Remodeling, Foundation and Rooting 3 so 3 50 4 30 I 10 1 50 ( JO 10 00 m .. m .. m . m . m m . ni . m . m . m . m m . m . m . m m . m . m . m . H. B. P B S P B S P B S P. B 9. P B 8. P P. L. L. V. L. L. V L. L V U L V L. L. V L. L. V. V WANT AD. RATES. First lnsertion, le a word, mini­ mum 20c; subxequent lnsertions. Vie a word, minimum lOc. Pasture P A S T U R E F O R R E N T —C a ttle p re fe rre d . R u n n in g w a te r all su m m e r. R a y W a ite , h a lf m ile n o r th o f A n ­ d e rso n e la tio n . Horses 8 I8 IIÏ I 4. POR I I I M' 1 :M p. m.. P. V. B U S. B. 8. P. B. S P B a. P. B S P. B. S. P P J» V I S I O N I.». SANDY 4:30 p. m.. P. V. 9:15 a . m. 3 00 p. m Ar. GRESHAM L y . o r f s h a m for Purtlaad 8 45 a 16 p. m 3 «5 p ’ D ally e x c e p t S u n d a y » a n d 9 L .- tte c tlo a L in e ro a d I ’. V —P o w ell V a lle y ro a d B. L - B a se L in e r o a d O w n ed a n d o p e r a te d 3 15 p. m. 4 E. J e n k in s , » A Y -O L D C A L F W A N T E D . P a lm b la d . p h o n e G r e s h a m 387 Y O U R C H O IC E o f 10 good co w s, six fre s h . W ill ic ll c h e a p o r tr a d e fo r o th e r c a ttle . S. T. L in d . 2 m ile s e a s t o f G re s h a m , p h o n e 28x1. GEO. LEWIS & SON la d y A««l«taal Telephone Î4TI DOCTORS — CHIROPRACTIC Phone Dr. Mary F. Becker CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN E le c tric L ig h t S w e a ts M in e ra l B a th » U tth e rm y Ultra Violet Ray H o u r s : 9-12 Office 122x Phones Sill R ID IN G C U L T IV A T O R . L it t l e J a p ; a ls o P. a n d o . lis te r fo r sa le. W m . E lw ic k , R t. 1, T ro u td a le , b etw e e n T r o u td a le a n d S p rin g d a le on O gden ro a d . P h o n e C o r b e tt 1101. Real Estate, Rentals. Etc. Dojfs Hogs (¡oats F A R M S F O R S A L E , la r g e o r sm a ll. In fine A g ric u ltu ra l se c tio n K a rl J H a g b e rg . R t. 2. G re s h a m , p h o n e 2881. 2 THO RO U G H BRED TOGGENBERG b u ck k id s fo r a le. M o n th old. I v a n S w ift, p h o n e 1791. M O N EY T O LOAN o n re a l e s ta te s e ­ c u r ity . K. A. M iller, G re s h a m . O re. Poultry on M O N E T TO L O A N , good r e a l e s t a t e s e c u rity . See R o ss B ro w n . G re s h a m , p h o n e 2601. R H O D E IS L A N D R E D P U L L E T S fo r M O N EY TO L O A N o n r e a l e s ta te , I - ttlil , 75c • MM h. if s h o rt o r lo n g Io an s. F a r m lo a n s ta k e n soon. A lso C o le m a n c a m p f m a d e a t 6 p e r c e n t. N o co m m issio n . sto v e , new . P h o n e 268x, J o h n H o ­ B. W. T h o rn e , p h o n e 2751. m a n . G re sh a m . POULTRY W ANTED Employment A L L K IN D S . A N T T IM E W E PA T CA 8H 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 GRESHAM PRODUCE CO. Gresham. Oregon P h o n e 1103 I.DST AND FOVNP. STRAYED OR STOLEN. W E S P E C IA L IZ E IN O A C B a rr e d ! L O ST M ack a m t ta n fo x h o u n d . A. L. R o ck a n d R 1 R ed c h ic k s, b re d fo r H e a c o c k . p h o n e D a m a s c u s 85. h ig h e g g p ro d u c tio n . A lso 4 to 8 w e e k s o ld p u lle ts. S ilv e r B ell P o u l­ tr y F a r m 97th s tr e e t a n d S ectio n I.in e ro a d . R o u te 1. P o r tla n d SU n- set 2(94. 2 Y E A R O L D C A N A R Y fo r s a le G ood sin g e r. U B o u rg eo is. T ro u td a le . O re g o n , p h o n e C o r b e tt 5101. Miscellaneous Plants. Seeds, Etc. BURBANK SEED P O T A T O E S fo r sa le. 90c p e r sa ck M C h e ld e ltn . S y c a m o re «chool. F o o te r ro ad . C u rtí« GOOD B U R BA N K S E E D PO TA TO ES. H all « tra in . >1 a h u n d r e d Mt. View F lo ra l Co . p h o n e G re s h a m 168 K \ l . K P L A N T S FOTT S A L E . >1.25 a th o u s a n d P o P a c k a r d . 1 m ile w est, A« so u th K e ls o sto re . K t. 2. B o rin g . I BURBANK SE E D P O T A T O E S fo r j - t .. About -I ■ r 1 I 11»». C om e a n d g e t ’em A r th u r L ed - I b u ry , te le p h o n e D a m a s c u s 8«. Hay ( lower C ro p fo r S ale. h D will Iw re c e iv e d fo r good c ro p o f c lo v e r h a y fro m 9 or 10 a c r e s nice level field fro n tin g h ig h w a y a t S p rin g d a le I n q u ire a t E n q u ls t S e r ­ v ice S ta tio n . S p rin g d a le Automobiles TW O NEW tie $25 reeh am 3i< T O T R A I L E R S fo r L A D av ies, p h o n e DRY CORDW OOD >7.25. 16-inch w ood, >7.50. F i r s t g r o w th ; a ls o 16- in ch p la n k w ood, d r y , >7.00, a n d sla b w o o d , >4.26. G e n e ra l h a u lin g . C h a s. M c G in n is, p h o n e 271. SLABW OOD FO R SA LE. S p ecial p ric e o n o r d e r s to M a y 15. L. E . C ra s w e ll, p h o n e 3083, G re sh a m . F R E S II G U E R N S E Y C O W f o r sa le. 5 T W O G O O D C O M F O R T A B L E sle e p in g y e a r s old. U n u s u a lly p r e tty a n d ro o m s fo r re n t in m o d e rn ho m e. g e n tle . A. B a ld , o n e m ile n o r th o f B. W. E m e ry , H o o d a v e n u e . A n d e rso n s ta tio n . N T - E ig h t a c r e s o n s h a re s , W A N T E D — H of, v eal, hogs, a n d o o w i F O r e R a d y R E fo r < rop. B la n e y , t h i r d h o u se to f re s h e n soon. F re s h co w s fo r n o r th o f h ig h sc h o o l. G re sh a m . s a le C. A. B u tc h e r. K t. 1. B ox 418, P o rtla n d . B a se L in e a n d B u ck ley M O D E R N 7-ROOM P O R T L A N D ho m e, a v e n u e . T A b o r 4979 a ll im o ro v e m e n ts in a n d p aid , fo r sa le. W ill a c c e p t a c r e a g e a s d o w n p a y m e n t. 1681 D iv isio n s tr e e t, p h o n e T A b o r 2082 A f te r 6 p. m . C a ll T R in ity 4582. P U P P I E S F O R S A L E , n a t u r a l h eel- e rs. W ilk sd a le A y r s h ir e S to c k B E A U T IF U L N E W M O D E R N 5- F a r m . G. W ilk in so n . B ull R u n , Ore. MY ro o m h o m e on A v a a v e n u e . G r e s h ­ a m , fo r sa le. T ile b a th a n d sh o w e r, tile d r a in b o a rd s , h a rd w o o d floors, la r g e a ttic , c e m e n t b a s e m e n t, f u r ­ n a c e , c e m e n t w a lk s , la w n a n d s h r u b ­ F o i l S A L E — N in e th o r o u g h b re d C h e s ­ b e ry . M rs. H. J . P u lfe r, p h o n e 70x. te r W h ite w e a n e r P igs. P h o n e 2681, L ee B a ll, B o rin g . O reg o n . G O O D F IV E -R O O M H O U S E fo r r e n t In T h o m p so n a d d itio n b y firs t o f C H E S T E R W H IT E P IG S F O R S A L E . J u n e ; b a th , g a r a g e , w’o o d sh e d . I n ­ E . T. S ell, G re s h a m , O reg o n . P h o n e q u ire M rs. L. B. Coe. p h o n e 421. 2651. F O R S A L E — 5 -ro o m p la s te r e d h o u se , 6 W E E K S -O L D P IG S fo r s a le II. L. fu ll b a s e m e n t, g a s . e le c tr ic ity . N e a r S p e n c e r, P a lm b la d ro a d , p h o n e 38x, E. 28th a n d S ta r k S ts . >3000. T e rm s . G re sh a m . O w n e r cr. O u tlo o k . G re sh a m . F O R S A L E —S e v e ra l p u r e b re d B e r k ­ S E E S S. T H O M P S O N f o r all k in d s o f s h ire p ig s elig ib le to r e g is te r , a t th e s to r a g e T w o ro o m s 25x80, sto c k M in s in g e r ran ch . near M a rm o t. b a r n a n d y a r d s in c o n n e c tio n . P h o n e P h o n e -2x1. S a n d y . tf (31. m .. P V m P . V. C A B B A G E P l . t N T S f o r sa le h o lid a y s \ \ h eeler, p h o n e 131. G re s h a m by H. V. ADIX, M. D. Rreadng M cC O R M A C K M O W E R fo r sale. G ood a s n ew , >40. J o h n W oods. B o rin g , Rt. 2. O n S a n d y R id g e. % m ile i so u th S w e d ish c h u rc h . FO R S A L E —D eL av al c re a m s e p a ra ­ to r. g o o d a s n ew , >40, a ls o 6 L o u d a n cow sta n c h io n s . J. II. E g a n , q u a r t e r m ile e a s t o f D a m a s c u s sto re . W A N T E D — D a y -o ld calf, p h o n e 134. G re sh a m . 1 L. V. L. L. L. V. L. L. V U L. V. L. L. V L. L. V V R es. 127x O u r c le a n in g p la n t ta In G re s h a m E X T R A G O O D S E C O N D -G R O W T H c o rd w o o d a t v e ry low p ric e , a ls o g o o d , h e a v y sla b w o o d . .See o u r wood. G et o u r p ric e s. C. H. C a lk in s W ood C o., w eal en d o f F if th s tr e e t, G r e s h ­ a m , p h o n e 192x. Cattle H ubert» m .. m , m , m , ni.. m .. m .. m , m , m . m ., m .. m , m . m . m . m .. m . ni . Phones A. W. BOTKIN, M. D. Office o v e r B a n k o f G re s h a m W ith D r. W . J . O tt O ffire P h o n e 14(1 o r 17» R es. 14(( B e s t p h o n e f o r a p p o in tm e n t G O O D R ID IN G C U L T IV A T O R f o r sa le, >25, o r will tr a d e fo r 10-w heel d isk o r c lo v e r h a y . M a rk N ic k e r ­ son, p h o n e 725. S E L L O R T R A D E . 2500-pound te a m . 1300-pound hors»*. 1000-i>ound m a re . 1 100-pound m u le, All g e n tle a n d g o o d w o rk e rs . S. T. L in d . 2 m ile s e a s t o f G re s h a m , p h o n e 28x1. t v. grenu tn a. a a. a a a a. a a p p. p p p p p. p p p Farm Machinery, Etc. W A N T TO R E N T —P o t a t o p la n te r . E. S. H a z e l, p h o n e 3906. 1 m ile s s o u th w e s t o f G r e s h a m , o n H e in e y ro ad . F O R S A L E — V ery g o o d w a g o n a n d h a y ra c k . A lso 100 W . L. co c k e re ls, 7 w eek s old. F i r s t h o u se to le ft, so u th o f C e n tr a l P o in t G a r a g e o n L oop ro a d . W rite o r c a ll M rs. B. H a le , B o rin g . 30 9 60 1A >0 11 3o tt 60 13 30 I 30 1 40 I SO Office 1271 1-5 R es. 329x2 DR. G. E. MALLETT Chiropractic Physician d e liv e re d Pitone 1825 Peter Larry Focht Cement Brick and Cement A Physician and Surgeon S p e c ia l A tte n tio n to E y e D ise a se s a n d P i t t in g o f G la s se s Office o v e r F i r s t S ta te B a n k GRESH A M - OREOON Gresham, Oregon GRESH A M Maion and Coaerete Hand und (Jratel P o w ell R e sid e n c e 2253 GEO. INGLIS, M.D. G O O D W O R K . P R O M P T S E R V IC E F A IR P R IC E S T e le p h o n e B R o a d w a y SOI® D a y o r C o n tr a c t W ORK GUARANTEED TROUTDALE SAND and (¡RAVEL CO. I’a r k a n d Y am hill B E a c o n 8181 B eU deg OREOON R o o m s 15 a n d I t , C o n g d o n B ld g . H o u r s 2 to 5 P . M. and Septic Tanks THINK LV. PORTi e n 2-4 and 7-1 P.M. HENRY BLACK P L U M B IN G THINK THINK Cooperation lends the way Tlie only way Io freedom. Tlie way to rid the world of thrones The world no longer needs them. II. W SNASHALL. Portland-Gresham Stage Work W e c a ll a n d d e liv e r P h o n e 1917 Phone 10-12 A M . Office— W ith ro w GRESH A M - Physician and Surgeon 1211 R. C. FRACE or H. H. HUGHES, M. D. H o u rs A lso P a p e r in g a n d P a in tin g RHONE U ufteinent w alla, c e m e n t w alk « a n d Iloon», etc. b u n k ers Phone. Office 1(51 Physician and Surgeon CEMENT WORK DONE In R es. I x i J Carpenter & Builder N O T IU K O F M A R S H A L ’S S A L E . C ity o f F a ir v ie w , a M u n ic ip a l C o rp o r­ a tio n . vs. F re d II. W eddle. By v ir tu e o f a n o r d e r d ire c te d to m e by tiie R e c o rd e r o f tlie C ity o f F a ir - view a n d d a te d th e 7th d a y o f Ju n e , 1928, d ir e c tin g m e to f o rth w ith c o llect c e r ta in su m s o f m o n ey In f a v o r o f th e C ity o f F a irv ie w , a m u n ic ip a l c o r p o r ­ al Ion a n d a g a in s t F re d It W edd le fo r s tr e e t im p ro v e m e n t p u rp o se s , n a m e ly : The su m o f F ifty - o n e a n d 50-100 ($51.50) D o llar« , to g e th e r w ith I n te re s t a l tiie r a t e o f 7 per cent p e r a n n u m on (41.00 fro m th e lirst d a y o f N o v em b er, 1924, a n d in te r e s t a t t h e - r a t e o f 7 p er c e n t on $10 50 th e r e o f fro m th e first d a y o f N o v em b er, 1926. a n d fo r th e coats and diaburaem enta in c id e n ta l to tlie fo re c lo s u re o f a lien fo r s a id Im ­ p ro v e m e n ts in f a v o r o f tlie s a id C ity o f F a irv ie w , a m u n ic ip a l c o rp o ra tio n , a n d c o m m a n d in g m e to m a k e s a le o f tiie fo llo w in g d e s c rib e d r e a l p ro p e rty , to -w li : L o ta 4 a n d 6, B lock 11 o f F a irv ie w , in th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h a n d S ta te o f O reg o n . N ow . th e r e fo r e , by v ir tu e o f s a id o r ­ d e r a n d in c o m p lia n c e w ith th e com - m a u d s 1 h e re o f, I w ill on S a tu r d a y , th e th d a y o f J u ly , 1928, a t 2 o ’clock p. m ., a t th e so u th f ro n t d o o r o f th e C ity H all, in th e C ity o f F a irv ie w , M u ltn o - in a ii C o u n ty . O reg o n , sell a t p u b lic a u c tio n ( s u b je c t to re d e m p tio n ) to tlie h ig h e s t b id d e r fo r r a s h In h a n d , a ll th e r ig h t, title a n d in te r e s t w h ich th e w ith in n a m e d F re d II W ed d le h a d on tlie 7 th d a y o f J u n e . 1928. th e d a te o f tlie Iss u a n c e o f s a id o r d e r c o m m a n d in g m e Io m a k e s a le o f s a id p re m ise s , in o r to tlie a b o v e d e s c rib e d p r o p e rty , o r a n y p a r t th e r e o f, to s a tis f y th e lien in fa v o r o f s a id <3lty o f F a ir v ie w , a m u ­ n ic ip a l c o r p o ra tio n , t o g e th e r w ith In ­ te r e s t. c o s ts a n d a c c r u i n g c o s ts . IR A B R O O K S . M a rs h a l. c . ER. C ity A tto rn e y . D a te d a n d lirs t p u b lish e d , J u n e 8, 1928. D a te o f la s t p u b lic a tio n . J u ly 6. 1928. G RESHAM Phone« IMS Professional Ads Office 2251 Gresham Fuel Co. Office 1(41 \ PHYSICIANS — MEDICAL WOOD of all kinds COAL, best grades BRIQUETS, Diam ond B ids W anted. Gates Funeral Hume J. F. » A T R I FUEL On 20 cords of slabwood deliv­ ered at Powell Valley schoolhouse, District No. 26, delivery any time before September 1, 1928. Bids will be o|>fiied June 18. The board re­ serves the right to reject any or ail bids. By order of the shool board. Adv A. C. ARVIDSON, Clerk. Our equipment is at your disposal day or night. Our success is built on being ready to serve at any and all times. sot at Newberg Parking ftk, Gresham Gresham Don’t lay down the paper till you have read the Want Ada. For lowest rates on automobile, truck and general insurance see B. W. Thorne.—Adv. S E R V IC E LARD PURE I.EAF 3 pounds . . ing place at Hood River. They lived In Gresham for four years where Mrs. Stockton made many friends by the warmth and genial­ ity of heL character. In 1920 Mr. Stockton was transferred from the transit department of the Portland Electric Power company to the wa­ ter intake work of the company above Estacada. There they re­ sided until Mrs. Stockton’s removal to the hospital. Besides her widower Mrs. Stock- ton is survived by her sister, Mrs. M. T. Onset of Atlanta, Ga.; four brothers, Walter Thede of Super­ ior, WIs.; R. R. Thede of Lawtey, Fla.; Herman Thede of Jackson­ ville, Fla.; and Henry Th^de of Chicago, 111. Among those from out of town who attended the funeral were Walter Thede who arrived yester­ day from Wisconsin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stockton, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lucia, and Mrs. Lulu Arthur, all of Portland, Arthur Stockton of Ver­ nonia, and Mrs. Walter Talbert of White Salmon, Wash. Delegates Named 4-H Summer School Plana are now fairly well com­ pleted for the start Sunday morn­ ing to the two-weeks' session of the 4-H boys' and girls' summer school at Corvallis. Scarcely a boy or girl eligible for attendance at the school hut Is making every effort to be there. Local arrangements are in the hands of W. H. Balilie, county club agent. Following are the names of those who expect to attend from Multno­ mah county: Alice Welbes, Kath­ ryn Brooks, Jean Copeland, Nina Langley, Bernice Paulson, Naomi Dahlquist, Mabel Brink. Evaline Thoreson, Lois Bartsch, Katherine Benson, Carlene Carr, Deo Knep- per, Dorothy Burns, Maxine Rob­ inson, Helen Cereghino, Ella Rich­ ardson, Nola Smith, Ruth Holmes, Vera Artderson, Marguerite Pate, Jean Inglis, Charlotte Johnson, Gertrude Lee, Marjorie Aylsworth, Anna Boeckll, Alice Nelson, Nova Williams, Ruby Arvidson, Edith Nordblom, Frances Cooper, Pris­ cilla Belgh, Helen Hessmer, Paul­ ine Buckner, Hazel Taylor, Marvel Rueber .Julia Ann Abraham, Vir­ ginia Wintler, Helen Clark, Vir­ ginia Johnson, Lucille Kummel. Helen Bracy, Rose Thompson, Dean Merrill, Dale Fortner, Margaret Howerton, Arthur Roth, John Hil­ ton, Raymond Ulrich, John Welbes Paul Boeckll, Allen Davies, Glenn Blair, Harold Dahl, Ian Burns, Floyd Stafford, Lee Copeland, Ger­ ald Emily, Jasper Ferguson, Tracey Auderegg, Arthur Maynard and Richard Gilbert. EKIHAY, JINK F D R S A L E . " H o o s ie r” k itc h e n c a b in e t, a ls o p la in one, 2 -b u rn e r g a s p la te , w ood h e a te r , k itc h e n ta b le W ill tr a d e fo r h en s, f r u it J a rs . Ice box. P h e n e 102x. F O R S A L E — 6 10x12 w all t e n t s lik e new . . 10x12 te n t p l a t f o r m s . O liv er a d j u s ta b le b e rry p lo w . 7 -to o th c u l­ t i v a t o r ; 3o0 |l>s. s a l e « ; 4 4x8 g a r ­ a g e d o o r s ; p o st ho le d ig g e r. N o 12 b e rry w ire a n d s e v e ra l o th e r Items*. T h e se will be so ld a t a v e ry r e a s o n ­ a b le p ri« e S u n d a y . J u n e 10. a f t e r I » a. m. A. P e a c h e r. L in n e m a n n S ta tio n . F D R S A L E , tied, c o m p le te , d re a a e r. oil h e a te r . ’’C ro w n ” o rg a n , all p ric e d v e ry re a s o n a b ly . P h o n e 3705 eve- W IC K E R B A B Y C A R R IA G E f o r sa le r e v e rs ib le body, f a ir c o n d ltlh n . coax >48, sell fo r >12.50. P h o n e 2666. S E A S O N E D W O O D F O R S A L E , firs t g ro w th fir, c o rd le n g th s o r 16-inch. a ls o c e d a r p o sts . J . S. D o n a ld s o n , p h o n e S a n d y 2x. 16-IN C H B L O C K W O O D f o r s a l e ; g o o d lu m b e r. (3 th o u s a n d a n d u p ; fire a n d co m m o n b ric k . C a m e ro n ’s S p u r .n e a r D o d g e p a rk . D. B. C ro s- so n . B o rin g , R t. 1. b o x 147D. W O O D S A W IN O . S a tis f a c tio n g u a r a n ­ te e d . A lso w o o d f o r sa le. F lo y d S u rfa c e . F a ir v ie w , phone 22x4, G re sh a m . F O R W O O D S A W IN G c a ll H . H . J o h n ­ so n , B o rin g , O reg o n , p h o n e 673, G re s h a m . tf G R E SH A M F U E L CO M PA N Y W IL L s u p p ly y o u r fu el n e e d s W ood o f a ll k in d s, co al a n d b riq u e ts . P h o n e s, office 1051, re s id e n c e 1x5. W O O D F O R S A L E ,, d e liv e re d . F irs t g r o w th fir a n d m a p le , a ls o c e d a r p o sts. W . E . H o s s n e r. G re sh a m , p h o n e 3105. W O O D F O R S A L E —F i r s t a n d aeco n d g ro w th c o rd w o o d . a n y le n g th F irs t g ro w th tiee, 25c ea c h . F i r s t g r o w th alabw.vod, $4 D eliv ered . H ayden F u e l C o.. G re s h a m , p h o n e 3 (7 (. ev e- n ln g n _____________________________ t f FORD BERRY TRUCK fo r a a le R e a d y to go In good c o n d itio n cheap Aleo o n e - h o rs e b e r r y d l « F O R W tX V D SA W IN G c a ll S te v e M i r e F .Mat Taon phone 577. t to n . p h o n e 394. tf S P E C IA L IZ I N G IN Bunk of Gresham Bldg. P h o n e Office 1321 T R I. 6731 R e s. 32(3 P hones G A r. 2015 Br. J. R. L'vgeinan, N. D. (M. D.. D. O.. D. C.) Specialist. Chronic and N e r v o » Dlaeasea. Men, Women A Children No Operation» 1244 HALSEY ST. Portland. Ore. OPTICIAN DR. C. L. HAYNES Eyesight Specialist G L A S SE S F IT T E D ( 1 5 -3 1 6 M o h aw k B ldg. T H IR D A N D M O R R IS O N STS. „ „ „ j O v e r R o b e rts B r o s .’ S to re PORTLAND - OREGON DENTISTS P hones He«. (I 8 ( Office (184 DR. W. J. OTT Dentist Nerve Blocking Dental X-Ray Office o v e r B a n k o f G re s h a m Dr. Julius G. Sture Dentist Office in B a n k o f G re s h a m B ld g N e rv e B lo rk ln g X -R a y W o rk R e fe rre d Office 561 P hones R es. 5(3 ATTORNEYS N O T IC E O F S H E R I F F ’S S A L E . In tlie C ir c u it C o u r t o f th e S ta te of O reg o n fo r M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty . T-5119. J a s . L. C ook. P la in tif f v s. P . H . M c­ G in ley , D e fe n d a n t. B y v ir tu e o f a n e x e c u tio n , isk u e d o u t o f tlie a b o v e e n title d C o u r t In th e a b o v e e n title d c a u s e , to m e d ire c te d a n d d a te d th e 16th d a y o f M ay, 1928. u p o n a ju d g m e n t tr a n s c r lp te d , e n ro lle d a n d d o c k e te d in s a id C o u rt on th e 14th d a y o f F e b r u a r y , 1927, in f a v o r o f J a s . L, C ook, P la in tiff , a n d a g a in s t I ’. H. M cG in ley , d e f e n d a n t fo r th e su m o f $24.00 w ith in te r e s t a t th e r a t e o f 6 p e r c e n t p e r a n n u m fro m th e 11th d a y o f F e b r u a r y , 1927, a n d fo r th e f u r t h e r su m o f $21.30 c o s ts a n d d is ­ b u r s e m e n ts a n d th e c o s ts o f a n d u p o n th is w r it on th e 21st d a y o f M ay, 1928, I lev ied u p o n a ll o f th e r ig h t, t i tle a n d in te r e s t o r tlie a b o v e n a m e d d e f e n d a n t P H . M cG inley in a n d to th e fo llo w ­ in g d e s c rib e d r e a l p r o p e r ty t o - w i t : Ix its lo a n d 13 B a n n e r A c re s. M u lt­ n o m a h c o u n ty . O reg o n . N o w th e r e fo r e , b y v ir tu e o f s a id e x ­ e c u tio n . a n d in c o m p lia n c e w ith th e c o m m a n d s o f s a id w r it. I w ill, on M o n d a y th e 25th d a y o f J u n e , 1928, a t 10 o ’clo ck a . m .. a t th e e a s t f r o n t d o o r o f th e C o u n ty C o u rth o u s e in P o r tla n d . M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty , O reg o n , sell a t p u b lic a u c tio n ( s u b je c t to r e d e m p tio n ), to th e h ig h e s t b id d e r fo r c a s h in b a n d , a ll th e r ig h t, t i tle a n d in te r e s t w h ic h th e w ith in n a m e d d e f e n d a n t h a d on th e 14th d a y o f F e b r u a r y . 1927. th e d a te o f th e e n ro llin g a n d d o c k e tin g of th e Ju d g m e n t h e r e in o r sin c e t h a t d a te h a d in a n d to th e a b o v e d e s c rib e d p r o p e r ty o r a n y p a r t th e re o f, to s a tis f y s a id e x e c u tio n , in te r e s t, c o s ts a n d a c ­ c r u in g co sts. T M. H U R L B U R T . S h e riff o f M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty . O re. D a te d th is 22d d a y o f M ay 1928. F i r s t issu e M ay 25. 192S. I-a s t Issu e J u n e 22. 1929. M O T IC F TO ( H E R IT O R S No. 29323. In th e C irc u it C o u rt o f th e S t a t e o f O re g o n fo r th e C o u n ty o f M u ltn o ­ m a h . In P ro b a te . In th e M a tte r o f th e E s t a t e o f P e a r l I F lo re n c e E x le y , D ece ased . N o tice Is n e re b y g iv en , t h a t th e u n - d e r s ig n e d h a s lieen a p p o in te d b y th e C irc u it C o u rt o f th e S t a t e o f O reg o n , fo r th e C o u n ty o f »M ultnom ah, a d m in ­ i s t r a t o r o f th e e s t a t e o f P e a r l F lo re n c e E x le y . dcce«v