Northwestern College of Law - Norwester Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Pendergrass, Wiggins, Barzee Phone' ATwater 5870 and Rflehl' Bernstein 8z Peithman fllluriii'y.r-c1I-Lim' ,11f,,,-,,pyA- af La-my P2lClfiC Bulltilllg 301 Failing Bldg. Portland, Oregon ATwater 5098 Thomas R. Mahoney, '22 Lutuycr 501 Corbett Bldg. Portland, Ore. Coniplimeiiis of V. V. Pendergrass Attorney at Law Pacific Building Portland, Oregon Wilson H. Scott C.'la.s's of '26 C0'l'llf3ItIHL'l'IfA' of Collier, Collier and Bernard Lawyerx 1220 Spalding Building ATwater 9244 Pierce and Beckman .-Ilfm'm'y.i' af Law 309 Corbett Bldg. John Ronchetto 410 Henry Bldg. CompIi'mvnI.v of W. E. Ramsey flIlm'm'y-fil-l,ii-ii' 603 Platt Building Henry G. Kreis Suite 410, Henry Bldg. Portland Oregon E. Wm. Swedberg 601 American Bank Building Portland, Oregon Telephone, Beacon 6127 llfvxl lliiblixliiiig Cu. lfl illi All Good Hf'i.i'l1es lo flzv Class of 1930 Otto J. Kraemer Business Phone' Res., 1445 E. 29th St. ATwater 3576 SEllwood 5276 Ben G. Fleischman Mortgage Loans 2835 Stark Street Portland, Oregon Charles R. Spackman, Jr. Pacific Building John L. Foote .ffltioriiey al Law St. Helens Oregon Coiiiplimeiitx of Reynolds, Flegel and Smith Attorizeyi' at La-zu American Bank Building Robert J. Creamer Edward L. Short Attorney at Law 1201 Buyers Building Clas.v of '26 PIEUL R. HARRIS WTISQIJ. DAVIS eacon 0565 a or 3184 Davis 81 Harris Moe M- Tfmkon A ff01'lIl'.1'.V aov Failing Building 701 Corbett Bldg- Ofhce Phone ATwatcr 0241 Portland, Oregon Otiice Phone AT. 2709 Res. Phone BE. 5049 Everette I. Adcock .flllorfivy al Law 631 Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Portland, Ore. Cl7Illif7IillICIlf.Y of Jaureguy and Tooze Aitowieyx al Lan' 9 Fif ly-seffvn

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PRI TERS QUALITY THE KEYSTONE PRESS, INC. mon 1f1aoN'r s'1'Rr11f:'1' A'l'watcr 4583 J. Enw. GANTENIBIQIN, l,l'l'.K iI1l'llf fill,-XHAM lil..-iss, ju., V1'rv-Pr-vxirleul lQ0lHiR'l' Kuouw, ju, .S'cfr'cinry-7'rua.v1m'r 49 Convenience for Attorneys ADDED Protection for their Clients In handling real estate deals, it is rapidly becoming common practice to combine the Escrow Services of the Title and Trust Company with Title Insurance Policies. When deals are put in escrow, everybody's interests are protected, and we attend to all the time con- suming' details for all concerned. Title Insurance Policies, as every- body knows, G U A R A N T E E TITLES TO REAL ESTATE, and nothing else can do it. Title and 'Trust Company TITLE ANU 'IIRUF-'l' liUII.I!INlI ll,OR'lAl.A ND, Oluaf:oN Fifly-.fix 49

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65 FOOD FOR THOUGHT Eat at Ireland's 365 Washington Street Smart New 125 6th Street CC 97 Claybrooke Catering to H10 Sfudmztx of The Norlll- tve.vlm'l1 College of Lara' is our grralvxl and f1lca.r1Lre. M 77 Clarendon Clothes Complinieuls of Sherlock Bldg. N Zzuimnvifiamigaz ' 'Porilandh Own SQOIBU QP -Third Floor- Q C9 McCarthy-who had .just become interested in the discussion of award of damages in class on Evidence: Is that what you call frozen damages? Mr. Zollinger-on Real Property: Now . . . if I convey an estate in land to you on the condition that you furnish me with all the liquor I re- quire for the remainder of my life .... Mr. Jaureguy fwhen perceiving the perplexed expression of the stu- dents after Lomax' dissertationb : He's got a cold, and I have too, and we are trying between us to make you hear. However, I can hear Lomax' question but I don't understand it. Mr. Pendergrass-to class on Conflict of Laws: The laws of some states recognize that insane persons, married women, and other incom- petents can not make contracts. Mr. Jaureguy-in class on Trusts: That law, however, is to protect insane persons and children who have not asserted themselves and let the world know about it. Ififly-ciglzl