Gresham outlook., June 22, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

SBESHAM
GRESHAM OUTLOOK
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A sso cia tio n .
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N a tio n a l
E d itorial
RADIO COVEBAGK
We are living In a new age. In­
deed, every morning we might
truthfully say that a new world has
been discovered.
The new world of ideas expands
daily more than In a hundred years
when Columbus discovered a new
world. Tomorrow morning while
scanning the paper over our coffee
It will be strange indeed if some
member of the family does not say,
“How wonderful!" “What next?”
Who did not feel the rapidity of
the conquest of ideas as he listened
to Graham McNamee, that master
announcer of the National Broad­
casting company, during the recent
convention at Kansas City? If we
say, “How wonderful,” what would
be an appropriate exclamation of
the wild man of Borneo or the
kinky-haired
negrito
of New
Zealand who might listen In too?
What would be the reaction of the
Chinaman over his chop suey or
the Finlander over his black coffee
and knackerbrod?
They all could tune In and hear
the clear, melodious, distinct voice
of Graham McNamee as with mas­
terful skill he Interpreted and broad­
cast the convention so that we felt
that we were not listening In but
actually sitting In. The very emo­
tions of the speakers became ours.
When the vast conventions cheered
we cheered Involuntarily. When
McNamee Bpoke In a conversational
tone giving some Information or
touch of humor, we talked hack and
even believed that he heard us as
the party sitting by our side. We
almost believed he was glad to hear
from ub and smiled at us when we
made some wise crack. We even
believed he saw us and was happy
because we were where we were
and were listening In.
Television Is the next world to
be discovered. It will soon be here.
It has already been a success on a
small scale. When It does come
there will be one disadvantage. As
the other party can see us and we
see others, we will be obliged to
"doll up” before we tune In.
Indeed, the conquest of a new
world dally Is not an extravagant
statement. We must speed up In
our own Individual conquests or we
will be like the gaping, kinky Ne­
grito of the New Zealand islands,
blinking his eyes and wondering
what It Is all about.
want to attend this kind of a party
today and that kind of a party to­
morrow. They want a change. Yet
they don’t know exactly what they
do want. This Is brought about
because they have not had a com­
panion. Because they have not
tried to settle down and make the
best of life since first entering the
business or professional world. We
mean when first they are through
with their education and are enter­
ing into the world on their own re­
sources.
At this point we would also like
to state that our observation re­
veals that there are more than
double the number of divorces re­
sulting from those marriages from
the age of 30 on, than there are
from the ages of 20 to 30. We at-
ribute this to the fact that after a
man or woman has lived 30 years
or more they have acquired habits
and customs which they do not
care to give up. They have both
taken on a certain independence
which does not promote harmony.
It is more difficult to “give and
take.”
We feel It is a mistake for the
American people to countenance a
continual agitation on not getting
married until they get older. It is
ruining the standard of our Amer­
ican home. It is causing our peo­
ple to become unsettled and to be­
come aloof to the principles on
which the American home is found­
ed. It is discounting the sacred­
ness of the marriage of the Ameri­
can people, which is the foundation
of our government.
Our younger people will make
mistakes and so will older people,
but it is much easier for the
younger to become accustomed to
the ways of their mate than it is
for the older to work together as
man and wife.
Why change customs that have
lived on down through the ages,
for some theoretical Bystem which
has not proven to be even an im­
provement?
Standard o f English
Speech N o t Possible
A recognised authority on Eng­
lish words nnd speech recently
said: "Not long ago n conference
was held In London for the pur­
pose of arrlvli. at a universal
standard for English speech. At
one time I believed that It wns Im­
possible.
“Later, the subject was brought to
my attention by prominent educa­
tors.
Under the stress of argu­
ments presented to me I weakened
In my Judgment, nnd wns willing *o
go on record ns saying that it might
be possible to standardize English
speech, hut after two years of close
study of the whole subject I feel
that my first Judgment was right.
“It Is ns Impossible to standard­
ize the sounds In Amerlcnn and
English speech with the hope of
hnvlng the standardization aceep’ed
throughout the English-speaking
world ns It Is to stem the tide of the
sen.”
Successful O n ly in W est
The English walnut originated
In southwestern Asin and has been
under Important cultivation In the
United States since 1800. It Is suc­
cessful only In the far western
states, mainly in California, Oregon
and southwestern Washington. The
principal center Is around Los An­
gelesin southern California. Plant­
ing Is constantly being Increased
In central California, northwestern
Oregon and contiguous terltory
north of Portland
It should he
grown under 2,000 feet of altitude.
The climate requirements are mod­
erate but uniform temperatures,
considerable moisture, and freedom
from radical drops In temperature.
THE BEST AGE TO MAKRY.
The noted author, Rex Beach, In
a magazine article, recently dis­
Y o u th fu l D ia g n o s tic ia n
cussed the question of getting the
Helen Jeanne, the two-year-old
right girl and said:
"When a man Is at the callow daughter of a physician, deemed
age he cannot determine who Is the herself an efficient authority on
right woman for him,” says Rex medicine. One ..fternoon she -at
in her rocking chair, crooning to
Beach.
her curly, blondmaided baby doll.
"The girl a man loves at 20 Isn’t Finally a disgusted look clouded her
at all the type he’ll love at 30. Be­ face.
exclaimed. "My baby
tween I he ages of 20 ami 30 a man doesn't She
give
toe any patience ‘a
meets many women. He can make tall.” ' nnd rocked
more furiously
comparisons,
“This hoy-and girl-romance Idea Ilia i ever.
After a minute or two, Helen
Is al, wrong It sounds pretty, hut
It Is based on an Incorrect theory. Jeanne placed her soft, baby hand
"The Impulse to march to the on tier doll's forehead and, after a
altar before half prepared to face moment of reflection, shouted:
the problems of married life "Muvverl B a h y has osslful temp’-
ture.”
should be curbed.
“There ought to be a law prohib­
iting the marriage of the very
H a u )k F a r m e r ’s F rie n d
young ”
Biological
survey of the United
Rex Beach has not convinced us
that law and the dictum of adults States Department of Agricul­
can take the place of human In­ ture points out that some hawks
stincts. I believe It was Emerson are highly beneficial to the farmer,
who said there Is nothing perma­ preying alt ost entirely upon small
nent but change. If at 30 years of mnmtunls, such as mice, ground
age a man would change his de­ squirrels and rabbits. Food of
cision as Io the type of girl he other hawks consists chiefly of
would mart v It might be a question birds. The bird enters should he
whether he would not change every killed at every opportunity, but It Is
10 yenrs When would the Ideal qually important thnt the others be
spared, for they destroy many small
decision occur*
It might be n debatable question animal pests of the farmer. The
whether Instinct Is not a safer bird eating hawks Include the Coop­
guide than the speculation of able er hawk, and the sharp shinned
authors or even the philosophical hawk.
decision of the bachelor of 30 years
who decided at 20 yenrs of age thnt
K urn. Y u m !
the girl ha then loved would not
Angry Customer (tossing a pack
be the type he would love at 30
Our life has been spent in age on the •ounter)—Makes wash­
mingling with home loving people. ing a pleasure, does It? Does the
Among m et who have cherished washing while you wait, does It?
tlielr homes to the extent thnt they It’s the little flakes of soap that —
Grocer — Madam, one moment,
are willing to lay down their lives
Io protect the sanctity of their please. This Is not soap.
Angry Customer. Not sonp? Not
firesides. We have found many
kinds of homes, which has given us soap?
"No. Your daughter asked for
a good opportunity to study condi­
a half-pound of grated cheese nnd
tions as they actually exist
Our opinion Is based on both ob­ a half pound of soap flakes. This
servation and conversation with Is the cheese."
people constituting these homes,
"My stars! Ami last night I made
and we are thoroughly convinced a pudding.”—Progressive Grocer.
that the happiest h o m e s of today
are those that started off together
S ounded th e Sam e
young, perhaps broke. They have
made what they have and accom­
"I’ve brok n my favorite Jazi rec
plished what they have, working ord right In two." said the flapper
hand In hand.
mournfully
"Guess I can tlx It,
It is true, however, that many I though” The she carefully glued
men of 30 have less desire for a . the two parts together, putting the
home and are less companionable glue on the hack side, the side that
than those of 20. The same la true | she didn't care for. Then she played
regarding girls and women. W e, It—and found she had glued a back
often find a man or woman at t h e , aide and a front side together.
age of 30 who have never had the "What shall I do?" slip exclaimed.
ties of home to hold them down.
‘Never mind.” said a cynical
They are of the roaming, sporting parent,
“It sounds Just about the
type. Not necessarily bud. but they same
as If yon had glued It right."
want to go with this crowd today
and that crowd tomorrow. They —Springfield Union
FBIOAY, JUNE
OUTLOOK, GRESHAM. OREGON
Don’t lay down the paper till you
have read the Want Ada.
HOWELL VALLEY
Preaching services In English will
be held Sunday evening at 8 o’clock
at Saron Lutheran church by Carl
Muhr of Warren, Oregon. Sunday
school will begin at 9:45 Sunday
morning, but there will be no
preaching service Sunday afternoon.
The mld-s^mmer program to be
given tomorrow evening at the
Mission church will Include musi­
cal numbers by the choir and string
band, short speeches and refresh­
ments. A silver offering will be
taken for the benefit of the Old
People’s home at Spokane. Sun­
day school will begin at 9:50, fol­
lowed by the children’s seiWce at
10:55. The pastor will speak at
11:10 from the topic, “Joshua’s Last
Counsel.” In the evening at 8 he
will preach In English from the
subject, “Jerlco’s Walls.”
Please phone or write items for
the Outlook — but give yoar real
name. Call Gresham 1561. ,
N o t ic e o f A n n u a l S c h o o l M e e t in g .
Notice is hereby given to the le­
gal voters of Union High School
District No. 2 of Multnomah county,
state of Oregon, that the .annual
school meeting of said district will
be held at the high school building;
to begin at the hour of 2 o’clock
p. m. on the fourth Monday of June,
being the 25th day of June, A. D.,
1928.
This meeting is called for the
purpose of electing one director to
serve for a period of five years and
the transaction of business usual
Mt such meeting.
Dated this 12th day of June, 1928.
W. C. LAWRENCE,
Chairman Board of Directors.
Attest:
K. A. MILLER,
District Clerk.
NO TICE OF S H E R I F F ’S S A L E .
In th e C ircu it Court o f the S ta te o f
O regon for M ultnom ah C ounty.
T-5119
J a s. L. Cook. P la in tiff vs. P . H . M c­
G in ley. D efen d an t.
Hy virtu e o f an execu tion . Issued out
of the ab ove en titled Court In the
ab ove en titled cau se, to m e directed
anil d ated the 16th d ay o f M ay,
1928. upon a Judgm ent tran scrlp ted .
en rolled and docketed In said C ourt on
the 14th day o f F eb ru ary. 1927, in favo r
o f J a s. I,. Cook, P lain tiff, an d a g a in st
P. If M cG inley, d efen d a n t for the
sum o f »24.00 w ith in terest a t th e ra te
o f 6 per i-ent per an n u m from th e 11th
d ay o f F eb ru ary. 1927. and for th e
fu rth er sum o f »21.30 c o s ts and d is­
b u rsem en ts an d the c o s ts o f and upon
Ib is w rit on the 21st d a y o f M ay, 1928,
I levied upon all o f the right, title and
Interest o f the ab ove nam ed d efen d a n t
P. H. M cG inley In and to the fo llo w ­
ing d escrib ed real property to -w it :
L o ts io and 13 B an n er A cres, M ult­
nom ah cou n ty, Oregon.
N ow th erefore, by virtu e o f sa id e x ­
ecu tion . and in com p lian ce w ith the
com m an d s o f said w rit. I w ill, on
M onday the 25th d ay o f Ju n e. 1928, at
io o'clock a. m , a t the ea st fron t door
o f the C ounty C ou rth ouse In P ortlan d .
M ultnom ah C ou n ty, O regon, sell at
public au ction (su b je ct to red em p tion ),
to the h ig h est bidder for ca sh In hand,
all th e right, title and Interest w hich
the w ithin nam ed d efen d an t h ad on
the 14th d ay o t F eb ru ary, 1927, the
d ate o f the en rollin g and d ock etin g of
the Judgm ent herein or sin ce th a t d ate
bad In and to the ab ove describ ed
property or a n y part th ereof, to s a tis fy
sa id ex ecu tio n . Interest, c o s ts an d a c ­
cru in g costs.
T. M. H U R L B U R T ,
S h eriff o f M ultnom ah C ou n ty, Ore.
D ated th is 22d d ay o f May 1928.
F ir st Issue M ay 25. 1928.
E ast Issue J u n e 22, 1928.
FUEL
Local Farm
Estimates on houses and build­
ings gladly submitted.
Phone 2431
Powell 8L
Gresham
H. V. ADIX, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Peter
Office o v er B ank o f G resham
W ith Dr. W . J. O tt
Office P hone 1421 or 179
R es. 1422
B e st phone for ap p o in tm en t
Lenard
Cleaning and
Pressing
Our clea n in g p lan t la
In G resham
We ea ll and d eliver
Dr. Mary F. Becker
P L U M B IN G
E lertrle L ig h t S w ea ts
M ineral B a th s
D ltherm y
U ltra V iolet Ray
H o u rs: 9-12
1-5
Office 122x
P h o n es
R es. 329x2
Larry F ocht
G RESH AM
DOCTORS — C H IR O P R A C T IC
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
and Septic Tanks
P h o n e (1S1
DR. G. E. MALLETT
Chiropractic Physician
S P E C IA L IZ IN G IN
In-Mo-Kuy Gland Therapy
Classified Ads
WANT AD. RATES.
First Insertion, lc a word, mini­
mum 20c; subsequent insertions,
>4c a word, minimum 10c.
Pasture
P A S T U R E FO R R E N T —C a ttle p re­
ferred.
R u n n ing w a ter a ll sum m er.
R a y W a ite, hair m ile north o f A n ­
derson sta tio n .
Cattle
W A N T E D — R of. veal, h ogs, and e o w i
to fresh en soon.
F resh co w s for
sale. C. A. B utcher. Rt. 1. B o x 418,
P ortlan d .
B a se Line and B u ck ley
a ven u e. TA bor 4979
B ank o f G resham B ld g .
P hon e Office 1321
R es. 3263
TRI. 6731
DRY
C O RDW O O D
$7.25.
16-lnch
wood, $7.50. F ir st g r o w t h ; a lso 16-
inch p lan k wood, dry, $7.00, and
sla b wood, $4.25.
G eneral h a u lin g .
C has. M cG innis, phone 271.
Automobiles
D E P E N D A B L E U S E D CARS
T h ese ea rs h a te been ^recon dition ed ,
rep ain ted and h a te Fond rubber.
E X T R A GOOD SE C O N D -G R O W T H
1927 F o rd sed a n w ith R u ck stell.
cordw ood at v ery low price, a lso
1925 Ford coupe.
good, h ea v y slab w ood . S ee our wood.
I F ord hug.
Get our prices. C. H. C a lk in s W ood
Ford d eliv ery —A good one.
Co., w est end o f F ifth stree ', G resh ­
1926 C h evrolet coach.
am , phone 192».
1925 ( ’hevrolet coach.
1925 C h evrolet touring.
S E A S O N E D W OOD F O R S A L E , first
1925 O verland cou p e-sed an .
grow th fir, cord le n g th s or 16-lnch.
1924 O verland sp ecia l touring.
a lso ced a r p osts. J. S. D on ald son ,
1927 S tu d eb a k er coach , is esp e cia lly
phone S a n d y 2x.
good.
1926 B u ick 69 coupe.
16-INCH BLO CK W O O D fo r s a le ;
1922 E sse x touring.
good lum ber, »3 th o u sa n d and u p ;
1924 I >odge coupe.
fire and com m on brick. C am eron’s
1920 D od ge t o u r in g ; new tires, new
Spur .n ear D o d g e park. D. B . C ros-
paint and licen se.
son. B orin g, R t. 1. box 147D.
II ESS EL IM P L E M E N T CO.
Hogs
Real Estate, Rentals, Etc.
» -W E E K S O LD C H E S T E R W H IT E
pig» for hale.
P hon e Mrs. T. H .
H a w es, G resh am 348X4.
I SLA BW O O D
I
ROOMS FO R R E N T , fu rn ish ed or u n ­
furnished.
C al, at H orn lsh a p a r t­
m en ts, or phone C orbett 540.
S IX -W E E K S O LD PIG S for »ale. Joe
F rom m elt, phone G resham 879.
B U S IN E S S O P P O R T U N IT Y
P a rtn er's in terest for sa le In w h o lesa le
jobb in g an d m a n u fa ctu rin g plant in
E a st P o rtla n d . E x c lu siv e products.
W ei, esta b lish ed and p ayin g. P r e ­
fer ex p erien ced sa le sm a n ; $1500. I n ­
v e stig a te . W rite L. M. B razeau , 165
E. S2d N., P ortlan d , or t a ll ev en in g s.
F O R S A L E — 6-w eek s-old J ersey -D u r o c
pigs. N . H a y n e, T routd ale, Ore, R. 1.
6 W E E K S -O L D P IG S for sa le. H . L.
Spencer, P a lm b la d road, phone 38x.
G resham .
TAK mm
FO R S A L E —S everal purebred B e rk ­
sh ire p ig s elig ib le to reg ister, a t the
M ln sln ger
ranch,
n ea r
M arm ot.
P h o n e 22x1, San d y.
tf
Hav
C om plete lin e o f
HENRY BLACK
D a y or C ontract
W O RK G U A R A N T E E D
Plants, Seeds, Etc.
MONARCH PAINTS
HI II DERN* HARDWARB
A. W. BOTKIN, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
GOOD 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 elep h on e B R o a d w a y SOS#
« f Qxeabattn
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DO YOU W A N T TO B U Y . S E L L OR
trad e prop erty?
M ake y o u r w a n ts
know n through W estern S a le s B u ­
reau. Hood R iver, Oregon. N o c o m ­
m issio n ch arged .
S E E S. S. T H O M P S O N for a ll kin ds o f
sto ra g e
T w o room s 26x80, stock
barn and y a rd s in co n n ectio n . P hon e
631.
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FA R M S FO R S A L E , la rg e or sm a ll.
In fine a g ricu ltu r a l sectio n
K arl J.
H agb erg. Rt. 2, G resh am , phone 2881.
Poultry
B u ild in g M a te r ia ls an d
M ill W ork
R es. 127x
P h o n es
Office 1271
R oom s 15 an d 16, C ongdon B ldg.
H o u rs 2 to 5 P. M.
G resham , O regon
1211
Babbits
S u ccesso rs to B arn es Lum ber Co.
ROT O. fit)W LEH . M anager
Work
Physician and Surgeon
S p ecial A tten tio n to E y e D lsea sea
and F ittin g o f G la sses
Office o v er F ir st S ta te B an k
G R E SH A M
-
O REO O N
A lso P a p e rin g and P a in tin g
PHONE
NOTICE TO C R E D IT O R S
No. 29323.
In the C ircuit Court o f the S ta te o f
O regon for the C ounty o f M u ltn o­
m ah. In P rob ate.
IN C H IL L A R A B B IT S F O R S A L E ,
In the M atter of the E s ta te o f P earl C H
or trad e for sh o w c a se or store fix ­
F loren ce E x lcy , D eceased .
tures. F. L. E llsw o rth , corner B o r ­
N ot li e is Hereby g iv en , th a t th e u n ­
ing and Mt. H ood Loop roads. P hone
d ersign ed h a s been ap p ointed by the
26KX, G resham .
C ircuit Court o f the S ta te o f O regon,
for the County o f M ultnom ah, a d m in ­
istra to r o f the e s ta te o f P earl F loren ce
E x lcy . decea.*«d. and h a s qualified . .VII
p erson s h avin g cla im s a g a in st sa id
e s ta te are hereby notified to p resen t
PO U LTRY W AN TED
th e sam e, duly verified a s by la w re­
quired. a t the office o f M cGuirk &
S ch n eid er. 203-5 W ithrow B u ild in g.
A L L K IN D S . A N Y TIM E
G resh am . O regon.
w ith in
s ix
(6)
W E P A Y CASH
m on th s from th e d ate hereof.
JO S E P H E X I.E Y . A d m in istrator.
GRESHAM
PRODUCE CO.
M cG U IR K A S C H N E ID E R .
P hon e 1103
G resham . O regon
A tto rn ey s for A d m in istrator.
D ated and first p u b lish ed , J u n e 1, 1928
D ate o f last p u b lication , J u n e 29. 1928.
Eor S a le, or W ill Trade
Q u a n tity o f H om er an d C arn eau x
NO TICE OE M A R S H A L ’S S A L E .
ilgoona, for ch ick en s, d u ck s or pig».
Phone 488. J. O verstad . T routd ale,
C ity o f F a ir v ie w , a M unicipal C orpor­
a tion . vs. F red 11. W eddle.
It. 1. It. 6.
By virtu e o f an order directed to m e
hy th e R ecorder o f th e C ity o f F a ir - FOR S A L E - About 150 W h ite L eghorn
view and d ated the 7th d ay o f Ju n e,
p u llets eigh t w eek s old. J. F. O s­
1929, d irectin g m e to fo rth w ith co llect
born, tw o m ile« so u th ea st o f B orin g.
certa in su m s o f m oney in favor o f the
C ity o f F a ir v ie w , a m un icip al corp or­ W E S P E C IA L IZ E IN O A. C. B arred
Itoek and R. I Red ch ick s, bred for
ation .and agalnRt F red 11 .W ed d le for
h igh e g g production.
A lso 6 to 8
street Im provem ent pu rp oses, n a m e ly :
w eek s old p u llets. S ilv er B ell P o u l­
T h e sum o f F ifty -o n e and
50-100
try F arm . 97th stree t and S ection
(»51.50) D ollars, to g eth er w ith Interest
Line road. R ou te 1. P ortlan d . S U n -
al l lir ra te o f 7 Per cen t p er an n u m on
»41 ot) from the first d ay o f N ovem ber.
set 2694.
1924. and in terest a t the ra te o f 7 per
cent on »10.50 th ereo f from the first W A N T E D — More people to u se the
W ant A ds Call G resh am 1591.
day o f N ovem b er, 1926, and for the
c o s ts and d isb u rsem en ts Incidental to
the foreclosu re o f a lien for sa id Im­
p rovem en ts in favor o f the sa id C ity
o f F airview
a m u n icip al corp oration ,
and < om m an d in g me to m ake sa le of PO T A T O E S FOR S A L E . B u rb an k s
the fo llo w in g d escrib ed real prop erty.
and W onder». 25c to »1 per sack.
to-w lt :
B rin g sack.» Dr. R. H. Toad, p h on e
L ots 4 and 5. B lo ck 11 o f F a ir v ie w .
1971 or 3507.
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In the C ounty o f M ultnom ah an d S ta te
o f O regon.
K A L E P L A N T S FO R S A L E
C has.
N ow . therefore, by virtu e o f sa id or­
L u n d q u ist, phone 2653. G resham .
der and In com p lian ce w ith the co m ­
m and s th ereof, 1 will on S a tu rd a y , the C A B B A G E
P 1.A N T S
FO R
SALE
7th day o f Ju ly, 1928, a t 2 o'clock p. m.,
D a n ish B a ll head. »2 per 1000. A.
at th e . sou th front door o f the C ity
H en d rick son . S ection L in e road n ear
H all, in the C ity o f F a ir v ie w . M u ltn o­
l.a u rel aven u e.
m ah C ounty. D regon, sell at p u b lic
au ction (su b ject to red em p tion ) to the GOOD B U R B A N K S E E D P O T A TO E S.
h ig h est bidder for cash in hand, a ll the
H all stra in . »1 a hundred
Mt. V iew
rigtit. title and Interest w h ich th e
F lo ra l Co., phone G resh am 168.
w ith in n am ed F red H W eddle h ad on
the 7th d a y o f June, 1928. the d a te o f
the Issu an ce o f said order com m an d in g
m e to m ake sa le o f sa id p rem ises. In
ot- to the ab ove describ ed p rop erty, or T W E N T Y A C R E S O F H A Y FOR S A L E
an y part th ereof, to s a tisfy th e lien In
on Bell farm , o n e -h a lf m ile from
favor of sa id C ity o f F a irv iew , a m u ­
S p rin g d a le
Barn room If desired.
nicipal corp oration , to g eth er w ith in­
Inquire Corbett g a ra g e. P hon e C o r­
ti rest. c o s ts and a ccru in g co sts.
bett
173.
USA BRO O K S. M arshal.
C G S C H N E ID E R . C ity A ttorn ey
FO R S A L E 28 a c r e s o f m ix ed h ay
D ated and first published. Ju n e 8. 1928.
In the field
R ead y to cu t.
M ary
D a te o f la st p u b lication . J u ly 6. 1928.
G F rita. T rou td ale. It. 2. box 336.
Copeland
Lumber Co.
Carpenter & Builder
Remodeling, Foundation
and Roofing
R esid en ce 226»
GEO. INGLIS, M. D.
R es. l x (
P h o n es
1-4 a n d 7-» P.M.
Office— W ithrow B a lld la g
G R E SH A M
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O REG O N
Office 2251
Gresham Fuel Co.
T h is B ank h a s w orked w ith in ­
te re s t a n d w h o le h e arte d d e sire to m ak e
o u rselv es of v alu e to th e co m m unity.
And esp ecially to th e fa rm e r w hose
w elfare a n d p ro sp e rity we s triv e c o n ­
s ta n tly to keep in m in d ,
1
H. H. HUGHES, M.D.
H o u rs: 10-12 A .II.
PR O M PT SER V IC E
Office 19*1
Professional Ads
P h on e, Office lt S l
We are ready to take storage
orders at summer prices.
A lth o u g h in close to u ch w ith
n a tio n -w id e a n d w orld-w ide c o n d itio n s,
we h a v e a lw a y s a p p lied o u rselv es
w h o le h e arte d ly to a stu d y of local c o n ­
d itions.
IMM
P H Y S IC IA N S — M E D IC A L
WOOD of a ll kin d s
COAL« b e st g rad e s
B R IQ U E T S, D iam ond
Conditions
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FOR
SA LE .
S p ecial
May
C rasw ell, phone 3083, G resham .
W O O D SA W IN O . S a tisfa c tio n g u a r a n ­
teed.
A lso w ood for sa le.
F lo y d
S u rface.
F a ir v ie w ,
phone
22x4,
G resham .
F O R W O O D SA W IN G c a ll H . H . J o h n ­
son. B orln g, O regon, phone 672,
G resham .
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FOR W O O D SA W IN G ca ll I t e r s M ars­
ton. phone 385.
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W OOD FO R S A L E , d elivered . F ir st
grow th fir and m aple, a lso ced ar
p osts.
W. E. H o ssn er, G resham ,
phone »109.
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W A N T E D — M ore people to u se th e
W an t A ds. C all G resh am 1591.
Insurance funds for farm loans.
No commission or brokerage. Very
easy terms. B. W. Thorne.—Adv.
F O R S A L E — S p a ce In th is cla ssifie d
d ep artm en t. C all a t office o r phone
G resham 1561.
M O NEY TO LO AN on real e s ta te s e ­
cu rity . K. A M iller. O resham . Ore.
on
M ONEY TO L O A N ,
good rea l e s ta te secu rity .
Bee
R o ss B row n, G resham , phone »601.
MONEY TO LO AN on real esta te,
sh ort or lo n g loan s.
F arm lo a n s
m ade at 6 per cen t
N o com m issio n .
B. W . T horne, p h on e 2761.
Employment
TROUTDALE SAND
and GRAVEL CO.
W A N T E D — Im m ed ia tely , a girl or
Woman for hou sew ork. Mrs. S. C.
Jon es. G resham , phone 390x1.
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S L ID E T R O M B O N E for sa le. N ea rly '
new , sp len d id co n d ition . W a lter J.
O lm s, held, G resh am , phone 391.
FO R S A L E , d resser, m a ttress, rug. '
buffet. m a tch ed
couch
and tw o I
ch a irs, table, k itchen trea su re, sm a ll
screen ed cupboard.
P riced to sell. I
.Mrs. W elch, phone 3705.
IRON B E D S T E A D FO R S A L E
Mrs.
11. W . C ooley S ection L ine. 4 m ile s
ea st o f G resh am . P hon e 43x2.
WOOD OR CO AL R A N G E in good
shape. »25. or w ill trad e for liv esto ck
Sorenson S ection Line, te-m ile w est
o f B u ck ley a ven u e.
GOOD R ID IN G C U L T IV A T O R for
sa le. »25. or will tra d e for 19-w heel
disk or clo v er h a y . M ark N ick er­
son. phone 725.
W O O D FO R S A L E — F ir st an d second
grow th cordw ood. a n y len gth . F ir st
grow th tie», 25c each. F ir st grow th
»lahw ood. »4
D elivered .
H ayd en
F uel Co.. G resham , phone 3676. e v e ­
ning».
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R ID IN G C U L T IV A T O R . L ittle J a p ;
a lso I’, and O liste r for sale. W m.
K lw lck, lit
1, T ro u td a le, betw een
IT o u td a le and S p rin g d a le on Ogden
road
P hon e C orbett 1101.
G R E SH A M F U E L C O M PA N Y W IL L
supply your fuel need» W ood o f all
k in d a coal and b riq u ets.
P honea
office W61. resid en ce 1x5.
FO R S A L E —S p ace In th lx cla ssifie d FO R S A L E —S p a ce In th is claastfied
departm ent
C all at office or phone
d ep artm en t. C all a t office or phone
G resh am 1591.
‘ G reeham 1591.
D E N T IS T S
P hones
Office 2184
B e s. 118»
DR. W. J. OTT
Dentist
Nerve Blocking
Dental X-Ray
Office o v er B an k o f G resh am
Dr. Julius G. Sture
Dentist
Office In B an k o f G resham B ld g
N erv e B lock in g
X -R a y W ork R eferred
Office 561
P h o n es
R es. »9»
ATTO RNEYS
A Tw . 0715
^ h o n es
G resh am 1591
McGuirk & Schneider
Attorneys at Law
G resham Office W ith ro w B ld g.
P rob ate and C orporntlon W ork
P o rtla n d O fc., 501-7 C orbett B ld g.
M U SIC IA N S
FLO R E N C E M. HONEY
CEMENT WORK DONE
S tu d io F ir st S ta te B ank B ld g.
G resh am
R. C. FRACE
P h o n e 1731
IN S U R A N C E
P h o n e 1917
J. ROSS BROWN
Portland-Gresham Stage
LV. PORTLAND
LY. GRESHAM
Park nnd Y am hill
B E a co n 8181
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P h o n e 1823
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R ea l E sta te an d In sn rn n ce
FIRF, — A U T O M O BIL E — L IF E
H E A L T H — H URG LAR Y
T eleph on e B ld g., M ain S treet
G resham , O regon
Offlre liO l
P h on es
R es. {&•$
JAMES ELKINGTON
Real Estate
Insurance
Loans, Conveyancing
T eleph on e B ldg.. M ain St., O resham
Offlre 1691
P h on es
R es. 9288
Insurance, Real Estate
A rrid en t, H ea lth , A utom obile
O regon F ire R e lie f A ssn .
O regon L ife In su ra n ce C om pany
B. W. THORNE, Agt.
O R E SH A M . O R EG O N
Offlre 2761
P hon es
R es. 2767
Lv. SANDY
8 :15 a. m.
3:00 p. m.
Farm Machinery, Etc.
V A U G H N G A R D E N TRA CTO R. B e e ­
m an garden tra cto r, used binder»,
m ow ers.
rake«, sp rea d ers , cream
se p a r a to rs
H easel Im p lem en t Co.,
G resham .
G L A S S E S F IT T E D
8 1 6 -2 1 6 M ohawk B ld g.
T H IR D A N D M O R R ISO N STS.
O ver R oberta B r o s.’ Store
PORTLAND
-
O R EG O N
Office o v er B a n k o f G resham
Office l i t i
P h o n es
Rea. 1491
U lm e r Crop for S ale.
Bid» w ill be receiv ed for good crop , F O R S A L E . 10x12, 10-oz. duck ten t
and 1" ox. fly for sam e, used le s s i
I.v. GRESHAM
o f clo v er h av from 9 or It) a cres
th a n 30 d a y s. A lso p ortable cam p Ar. GRESHAM
for P ortland
nice level field fro n tin g h ig h w a y at
sto v e w ith sto v e pipe. O utfit c o m ­ 2:15 p. m
8 45 a. m.. P. V.
¡dale
Inquire at E n q u lst S er-
p lete for »25. W alrad M ercantile Co. 6 15 p. m.
3 45 p. in. P . V.
ta tlo n . S p rin gd ale
• P a lly ex cep t S u n d a y s and h o lid a y s.
G R A V E L IN P IT or screen ed In
8. L —S ectio n L ine road
bunkers.
I. L. D av id so n . H en sley
P. V .—P o w ell V a lley road.
road near T ro u td a le. P h o n e G reeh­
B. L .— B a se L in e road.
am 16x1.
’S E D
B IN D E R S .
m ow ers,
rake».
O wned and op erated by
»•ream aeim ratora. electric tractor. a
large hat o f oth»‘r u w d m ach in ery.
Heswel Im plem ent Co.
Wo4»d and Sawing
Eyesight Specialist
PIANO
G R E SH A M
I C O M B IN A T IO N WOOD A N D CO AL
R A N G E for sa le , ch eap
F in e for
cam p ers. W . O. S ta n ley , phone 3869.
' P E R S IA N
K IT T E N S
FOR
SALE
Mrs. U. G. S m ith. C edarnook G ar- |
d ens. L inncm ann ju n ctio n .
Phone i
G resham 3301.
DR. C. L. HAYNES
P h o n e 48»
FO R S A L E —S p a ce in th is cla ssified
dep artm en t
Call a t office or phone
G resham 1561.
Miscellaneous
O P T IC IA N
J. R. KNARR, Manager
B a sem en t w a lli, cem en t w a lk s and
floors, etc.
»OST. S T R A Y E D OR S T O L E N —T hree
lig h t-co lo red geese, tw o m onth» old.
R ecovery u ill be rew arded by C. W.
¡ C onklin. Third and H ood.
(M. D „ D. O.. D. C .)
S p ecia list.
C hronic and N erv o u s
D ise a ses. M en, W om en A C hildren
S o O perations
1246 H A L S E Y ST.
P o rtla n d , Ore.
Attorney at Law
and C oncrete Saad
am i G ravel
In b u n kers or d elivered
C em ent B rlek and C em eat
P L O W IN G A N D G E N E R A L TEAM
work w an ted
L aw n g ra d in g , b a se ­
m ent work, etc
C. W . Adam e,
phone 1924, Q reaham .
Livestock—Lost, Found
G Ar. 2015
W. J. COOPER
M aaoa
H I(H i SCH O O L BOY W A N T E D . One
w ith sa le s a b ility preferred. A d d ress
S, ca re O v tlM k .
P hones
Dr. J . It. F g g e m a n , N. D.
GEO. LEWIS & SON
E A st 2747
G resh am 8691
J. V. COGSWELL CO.
G E N E R A L IN S U R A N C E
E a st Sid e R e p r e se n ta tiv e
N o rth w estern M utual L ife In a Co.
114 W ea th erly llld g .
G rand an d M orrison S ta
PORTLAND,
O R EG O N
A U C T IO N E E R
Col. W. S. Wood & Sons
Auctioneer
Farm and fitoeh S a le s a fip eelalty
VANCOUVER. W N.
P hone V a n co u v er 914, or
G resham O atlonk 1191
SAND
GRAVEL
50c and 75c a yard at pit or will
deliver
O. A. BRYAN
Phone Gresham 78 x 2