Gresham outlook., June 13, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

GRESHAM
FAMILY SETS SCOTCH SHORTHORN RECORD
MISS HENRIETTA HONEY
WRITES ABOUT ‘Y’ WORK
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L ‘ }v ii!'am S tew art of P aris. 111., for $17,260, record
See o r tc . of* J2Q 4» T h ,rty-«*«ht head bro u g h t $111,000 for an aver-
SflOOP a n«?»
6aCh' beating the previous A m erican record b>
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? .aD a y ear old Eold for »1300. T h ree of this bull s
eons and 13 d au g h te rs were tn th e sale
G a so lin e
B o ilin g
P o in t«
T ell
th e
fu el m u s t h av e s till h ig h e r b o ilin g
p o in ts.
H igh q u a lity g a so lin e m u st h av e a
c o m p le te a n d c o n tin u o u s c h a in of
b o ilin g p o in ts, ra n g in g fro m th e low
to th e h ig h . C o m b u stio n s t a r ts w ith
th e lo w est a n d flash es on th r o u g h
th e u n ifo rm ch a in fro m low to high
wlt 1 ,lle re s u lt th a t th e r e is full-
,’“ .we1rt'‘V 1,18' a “ t a «'«‘o “ 8 co m b u stio n
•'-’in iin a te o n e lin k a n d th e fu ll pow-
e,r ch aIn is b n ?k e n - T h e fam o u s R ed
t ro w n
g a so lin e
h a s th e co m p le te
p o w er ch a in .
M in e B ack R eliev ed
,JUI" *“ M K ' ‘" " ’» « I.
F o r 11 lam e b ack a p p ly C h a m b e r-
Ia in 's L in im e n t tw ice a day an d m as-
s a K»‘ ,h e m u scles o f th e back o v e r tile
«eat of p ain th o ro u g h ly a t each ap p li-
c a tio n .— Adv.
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S to ry .
C o n tra r y to th e o p in io n h e ld by a
g r e a t m a n y p eo p le, th e re a l v a lu e of
g a s o lin e is n o t sh o w n by th e old-
fa s h io n e d g ra v ity te s t. T h is te s t te lls
n o th in g a b o u t th e v a p o riz in g a n d
c o m b u s tlv e q u a litie s o f th e fu el as
h a s been p o in te d o u t by th e N a tio n a l
B u re a u of S ta n d a r d s at W a sh in g to n
O nly th e b o ilin g p o in t te s t Is re a lly
efficient.
B o ilin g p o in ts, of c o u rse , m ean ex-
^ h a t I h,e WOrd?
T h a t is'
th e y a r e p o in ts on th e th e r m o m e te r
a t w h ich a liq u id w ill b egin to boil.
F o r a cold e n g in e to s t a r t q u ick ly
th e g a so lin e m u s t v a p o rize a t a low
te m p e r a tu r e .
T o g e t q u ick an d
sm o o th a c c e le ra tio n so m e w h a t h ig h -
e r b o ilin g p o in ts a r e n ec e ssa ry a n d
fo r fu ll p o w e r a n d lo n g m ile a g e th e
R ea d
»be
W ant
ada.
VOTES FOR QUEEN
NOW !
Not Yesterday, or Last Year, but NOW!
On Every Gallon of Paint
and our line is complete
W E W ILL G IV E 2 0 0 V O T E S
on C iuJi Sale«, O nly
Pick your favorite Queen
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PHONE 891
Gresham
FROM
CALIFORNIA CRUDE
Zerolene is correctly
refined from selected
California crude oil. It
meets with scientific ac­
curacy the lubrication
needs of all types of au­
tomobile engines. Get a
C o rrect L u b ric a tio n
Chart for your car.
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ZER0LENP
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COMPANY
(C alifo rn ia)
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Jo h n P a rm e r's not a college m an,
.Hut he Isn 't any fool
C o n tin u e d fro m p ag e 1
H< s I t a rn ed a lot of com m on sense
so we g trls h ad th e m a n d th e Y m an ! T h at he co u ld n ’t get in school.
' a n d th e c h a u ffe u r a te o u t o f tin pans. I
ns a q u a rte r section
My p la te h ad fu lly a th ir d of it b ro k - He Of ow old
valley d irt.
1 eti off so th a t I h ad to k eep a n e.ve And u h e a rt th a t's even bigger
1 on my slip p e ry m a c a ro n i to k eep it
B eats behind a colored s h irt.
fro m s lid in g off. b u t we m a n a g e d . It Jo e Jim so n is a d iffe re n t m an —
w ould h a v e been m u ch b e tte r if th«*v
He lik es his little sprees.
h ad g iv en us a ll tin p la te s, b u t th a t And w ears h is S unday breeches
A -baggln' at th e knees.
w as th e ir idea o f b ein g a little e x tra
nice to th e lad ies. W ell you n e v e r He boasts about h is liberty,
And his b re a k in ’ of th e law s.
saw su ch an a p p re c ia tiv e a u d ie n c e in
y o u r life, an d th e Y m an a rr a n g e d to And says th a t p ro h ib itio n
I fas got a lot of flaws.
ho ld se rv ic e th e r e ev ery S u n d ay and
a co n c e rt ev ery W ed n esd ay n ig h t. Oh, L ast n ig h t Jo h n stopped h is gas
m achine
I fo rg o t to te ll you a b o u t th e coffee—
Beside Joe Jim so n 's gate,
i t ’s th e o n ly good coffee 1 h av e had And w hile they w h ittled on a rail.
h e re a n d we h ad c re a m
tc a n n e d
T hey talk ed ab o u t th e state.
m ilk i in it a n d re a l su g a r.
H ere
Said Jo e to Jo h n : " I ’ll be doggon
th e y m a k e th e m ost a b o m in a b le c o f­
If th a t old w ater wagon
fee, se rv e h o t m ilk fo r it a n d use Isn t k e tch in ' m ost the C ongressm en,
And th e rest of them a te ta g g in ’.”
s a c c h a r in e fo r su g a r. W ell th is big
d a rk e y got a big k e ttle of w a te r S aid Jo h n to Jo e : Old Rooze m u st I
b o ilin g , an d th e n to o k u p his tw o
go—
No s tra d d lin of th e fence-—
g r e a t big black h a n d s fu ll of co ffee
O ur fifty y ears' experience
a n d d u m p ed it in. T h e n he stood
Should teach us both some sense
o v e r it a n d Just a t th e p sy ch o lo g ical
“
You
rem em ber w hen o u r o a ts and
m o m e n t, p o u red in cold w a te r, and
w h eat
w hen it b o iled
up a g a in , it was
Wns m ostly ch eat and sm ut,
re a d y .
H e serv ed it in b ow ls th a t But since w e're b u ild in ' b e tte r roads
h eld m o re th a n a q u a r t, I ’m s u re
We’re g e ttln ’ out th e ru t.
„ d e licio u s a n d sav ed th e
It re a lly „ w „ as
“Now we use a little v itrio l w ash.
. .
And pick th e seed we sow.
• to r n ie' to r 1 -
co u ld not
sw allo w th e o th e r th in g s. I a te cof- It tak es a little w atch ln '
B ut th e p ests have got to go.
fee a n d b re a d — d a n d y w h ite b re a d —
no b u tte r , th o u g h , a n d w hen e v e ry - "O ur sheep and c a ttle had th e scab
body re m a rk e d a b o u t my n ot e a tin g
O ur horses had th e m ange,
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,
.
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ra v ed a n d rav ed o v e r th e coffee And the chickens w ere a lousy lot
T ill we o rganized th e grange.
an d b re a d , an d a s s u re d th e m I could
g e t m e a t an d b re a d -p u d d in g , etc. "T he b edsteads all w ere buggy
On th e ran ch 1 bought below,
at an v o ld F pench reB tauraIlt> b u t
Rut if you live w ith l.izzie
c o u ld n 't g e t w h ite m a n ’s b re a d an d
The bugs have got to go.
A m e ric a n coffee w ith c re a m an d re a l
"
It
w as kerosene and bug dust,
s u g a r an y p lace else. I g u ess 1 g o t
And tu rp e n tin e and p alu t,
| by w ith it— I k n o w 1 d ru n k th e T ill w h atev er life th e re m ight liavi
w h o le bow l fu ll of coffee anyw ay.
been.
S he’s ju s t as su re th e re a in 't.
T h e ir sto v e is an a rr a n g e m e n t a b o u t
, tw o fe e t h ig h a n d a to p a b o u t 5x8 "W e have chucked tu berculosis,
fe e t, so th a t th e y can p u t on a dozen
And th e dcudly typhoid foe,
k e ttle s a t once an d fry s te a k a t th e And w e're on th e tr a il of cancer,
F o r th e g erm s have got to go!
sa m e tim e. H e “ p u t on w in d ” w hen
he frie d o u r s te a k in a p a il— o rd i-
[ n a rily th e y fry it r ig h t on th e sto v e
to p .
W e h ad a good tim e an y w ay
a n d I w as so g la d to h a v e th e d riv e
a n d se e so m u ch of th e city a n d th e
c o u n try .
L e a v in g P a ris we d ro v e
th r o u g h
Av. des C h a m p s E ly sees,
th e y c laim th e m o st b e a u tifu l s tre e t
in th e w o rld , p assed th r o u g h th e N a­
p o leo n a rc h , e re c te d to co m m em o ­
ra te
N a p o le o n ’s
v ic to ry ,
p assed
th r o u g h w h at is k n o w n as th e m ost
b e a u tifu l w oods in th e w o rld — f o r ­
g o tte n th e n a m e o f it, by th e cem e­
te r y w h ere th e A m erican boys a re
b u rie d —- ( t h e r e is a c o m p an y s t a ­
tio n e d h e re now to fix it up a n d th e y
say it is fin ish ed , w en t th r o u g h V er­
s a ille s (th e y p ro n o u n c e t h a t V er-si
h e r e ) ; saw th e p alac e o f L o u is X IV
w h e re th e p eace c o n fe re n c e is being
h e ld a n d th e b u ild in g in w hich th e
p eace p a c t w ill be sig n ed
i t v.na a ll
w o n d e rfu lly In te re s tin g a n d exactly
as p ic tu re s o f th e s e p lace s t h a t we
see in A m erica. T h e re
is a fine
a s p h a lt ro a d ev ery s te p of th e way,
a n d each to w n h a s g a te s th ro u g h
w h ich you m u s t go in e n te r in g th e
to w n .
5% Interest on I ime Deposits
F ro m am i a f t e r th is d a te u e w ill pay th e fo llo w in g ra te s of in ­
te r e s t on d e p o sits m ad e w ith th e B ank of G resh am .
4 % o n S a v in g s A eeoiints.
1% o n T im e
o f (t m o n th s.
5%
BANK OF GRESHAM
G R E SH A M , O REG O N
A. F. M IL L E R , P re s id e n t,
W. E. M A R K E L L , Vice P re s id e n t
K. A. M IL L E R . C a sh ie r
M. U S H IP L E Y , Asst. C a s h ie r
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FORDSON TRACTOR
Price at Gresham $975
W e have them.
R A K E R & SON
Gresham, Oregon
“ A sk th e m an
w ho o m is
ELECTRICAL UTILITIES FOR THE HOME
SOME USEFUL HINTS
S ew ing M achine
M otor
V acuum C le a n e r
W a sh in g M achine
F lo o r, T a b le a n d
D esk I,am p s
C hafing-D ish
T o a s te r
G rill
C offee P e rc o la to r
M ilk W a rm e r
'lin t a n o th e r th in g needs k illin ’,”
Said F a rm e r Jo h n to Joe—
‘I t’s the ra n k e s t sk u n k a-livin'
And th e scab of every woe.
" I t doubles up o u r taxes,
And sk in s th e co u n try slic k ;
It's tile sm ut upon th e linen
Of o u r body politic.
" I t d rills w ith th u g s and a n a rc h ists.
And fa tte n s on th e loot;
It tu r n s a g irl in to a iiag,
And a boy in to a bru te!
'I t 's th e lazy bloated
On U ncle S a m u e l’s
It's th e slim y leech
blood,
And keeps him on
An in f a n t d a u g h te r w ill soon ta k e
up h e r re sid e n c e a t th e G ilb e rt B ates
h o m e. J u s t a t p re s e n t sh e an d h e r
m o th e r a re s ta y in g a t th e E m a n u e l
h o sp ita l in P o rtla n d .
E v en th o u g h o u r sch o o l w as closed
n in e w eek s o u t o f th e n in e m o n th s
sch o o l y e a r we feel t h a t th e p u p ils
d id v ery c re d ita b le w o rk .
All of
th o s e ta k in g th e final e x a m in a tio n
in g e o g ra p h y p assed , o n e receiv in g
100 p e r cen t a n d a n u m b e r ab o v e 90
p e r c e n t.
O nly tw o receiv ed c e r­
tific a te s
of
p e rfe c t
a tte n d a n c e ,
A g a th a an d M abel H a rd in g .
T h is is F rid a y , th e th irte e n th , and
plum b full of good luck!
R ead th e W an t ads.
J. C A N N O N
DRY GOODS
G rex h a in, O re.
z
OSCAR W THOREN
Contractor and Builder.
MKPTH’ T A N K S B U ILT
A n y th in g in Ite x id e n ie B u ild in g .
C an fu rn is h d ra w in g an d co m ­
p le te bill o f p lu m in g .
F re e E s tim a te .
P h o n e ,W»1
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
Phone Gresham 17
EXPRESS AND GENERAL HAULING
Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
Portland Phone Bdw. 524
H eadquarters with Melton & Co., 247 Pine.
Come get a demonstration
S m o o th in g Iro n o r
T ra v e lin g Iro n
C u rlin g -Iro n an d
D ry in g C om b in one
V ib ra to r
H e a tin g P ad
R a d ia to r
P o rta b le S to v e and
Oven
R an g e
Fan
ELEC TR IC ST O R E
Electric Ruilding
body louse
back!
th a t su ck s his
100 V otes F ree For V ictory
G oddess
th e rack!
'I t ’s the old saloon, an d lie'll get h is ,”
S aid U ncle Jo h n to Joe,
'F o r s u re 's th e w orld is m ovin'
The p arasite « m u st go!"
W. S. GORDON.
A storia, Oregon.
to the first person who reports to the office
of the O utlook the finding of a typograph­
ical error in an advertisem ent in any is­
sue of the O utlook, from now until further
notice.
V ote fo r th e V icto ry G o ddess nt
th e h a rd w a re s to re .
T w en ty v o tes
on th e d o lla r, cash p u rc h a s e s. L. L.
K id i'e r.
THE OUTLOOK
P h o n e 701
PLEASANT VIEW
M rs. E lsie H u lit is so m uch im ­
p ro v ed as to be a b le to be b ro u g h t
h o m e fro m th e h o s p ita l la s t S a tu r ­
d ay .
T a ilo rin g
For
m en
an d
w o m en — cle a n in g ,
p re ssin g an d re p a irin g d o n e well.
P e te r L e n a rd , P ow ell s tre e t.
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on y e a rly tle|M m iU o f K54HI.4HI o r m o r e .
1 his B ank is a S T A T E BANK a n d u n d e r S ta te s u p e rv isio n and
c o n tro l.
K m m r m * o v e r O n e Q u a r te r M illion Ik illa is .
"T he sk u n k s they c a u g h t th e chickens.
And only left th e <iuills.
Till we stopped th e ir license system
By a dose of sh o tg u n pills.
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
3 B IG T R U C K S
B E S T O F SERVICE
R E SP O N SIB L E
AND
C o n tracto r and Builder
General Contractor
S eptic T a n k s
J a c kscrew s fo r B e n t
TRANK C. JONES
G ra h a m . O re
P h o n e 96x
R ELIA BLE
G R E SH A M and P O R T L A N D
P o rtla n d A -2078
22.-» A s h ; B ilw y 2O2M
G re sh a m 851
Albert Ekstrom
A. HANDY
C o r. P o w e ll a m i M a p le
TPA C TO P
A
T o P re v e n t B elch in g .
M ake a r e g u la r h a b it o f e a tin g
slo w ly , m a s tic a te y o u r food th o r o u g h ­
ly, a n d you m ay h av e no f u r th e r
tro u b le . If you s h o u ld , ta k e o n e of
C h a m b e rla in 's T a b le ts im m e d ia te ly
a f t e r s u p p e r .— Adv.
R u s t-P r o o f
Corsets
P h on e <111
J o h n 's P h ilo so p h y , o r
Bug* H av e Got to Go.
E d. W o o d ard is h a v in g a co m p lete
w a te r sy ste m In s ta lle d In h is nice
new h o u se.
a r n e r ’s
To be in fashion you should
wear a Warner's Corset a com­
fortable fitting corset, a fashion
able shaping corset, and a corset
guaranteed to wear without rust
ing, breaking or tearing. When
you discard a Warner's it is 1»-
cause you wish a new Warner's.
F a rm e r
ANY
5É&
F'AR .PvT
ERE is an economical little Kerosene Trac- Core is supported by a four piece cast frame.
torforsmall or large farms—It pulls2 L4- The fan is driven by spiral gears enclosed. The
in. plows anywhere a good team can con­
‘safety fan hub prevents damage to these
tinuously pull one plow. A t the Salina, Kansas,
gears when starting. No fan belt or chain to
Demonstration in 1918 it proved that it can look after. Tho Sylphon Thermostat regulates
average 1 1-10 acres per hour on 1.62 gal. of thu cooling system. Water circulation is insured
kerosene plowing gumbo under an average by a centrifugal pump. Thia controlled cooling
draw bar pull of 1015 pounds. It has a four device maintains proper temperature of water
cylinder Case Valve-in-head Motor act cross to keep tho motor hot thereby assuring thor­
wise upon a one piece cast main frame. 71118 ough combustion and prevents raw fuel pass­
affords the use of all cut steel spur gears and ing by tho pistons or diluting the oil in
prevents disalignment of shafts, gears and crank case.
bearings. AU of these important parts are thor­
The Case Air Washer permits only clean,
oughly enclosed and run in oil. The friction
m o i s t air entering carburetor, consequently no
clutch belt pulley is mounted on the crank shaft dust can enter the cylinders. This means a long
and conveniently located for belting up to any
lived motor. This tractor weighs only 3400 lbs.
machine. The Motor has a removable head also , , n plowing all wheels travel on unplowed
big hand hole covers along the aide of crank land. The hitch ia low and adjustable, eliminat­
case and a large cover under-
ing undue side draft. For
Discing,. Seeding, Haying,
Harvesting, Threshing, Silo
accessible. The fin and tub«?,
Filling, Baling, etc., it’a a
non-clogging Case Radiator
( iresham , ( )re.
handy tractor.
H
S L ta w a : Gresham Overland Co.