Gresham outlook., June 27, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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-A. H A N D Y
T R A C T O P>
FOR A N Y
T he "W e lc o m e " g iv en o u r re tu rn e d
so ld ier» S a tu rd a y ev en in g » a s a
sp le n d id su ccess. T w o h u n d re d p eo ­
ple w ere g a th e r e d a n d gave th e boys a
h e a rty a n d e n th u s ia s tic w elcom e.
F o u rte e n s o ld ie rs a n d sa ilo rs w ere
p r i- .n t
sp le n d id
sp e c im e n s
o f]
A m e ric a 's y o u n g m an h o o d .
A fte r
th e p ro g ra m , r e f re s h m e n ts co n slst-
' lug o f sa n d w ic h e s, c a k e , pie. co o k ies
a n d coffee w ere se rv e d to a ll, fre e ;
I of c h a rg e an d th e r e w as p le n ty an d :
to sp a re . G am es w ere p lay ed a n d a
's o c ia l tim e e n jo y e d u n til raldulgh*. :
T h e s o ld ie rs p re s e n t w ere as follow s:
J o h n B ick fo rd , J o h n M ilan. W illiam
H a w o rth ,
A lb e rt
J o n s ru d . H o m er
| R ev en u e, G us H erz, S y lv e s te r H all
A lfred H a u g lu n t, P e te r H a u g lu m ,
i O scar G u n d e rso n . W e b ste r R o b e rts,
G eo rg e R o b e rts. Mr. S to k e r a n d E.
S h a fe r.
W illiam H a w o rth w as th e only
o n e of th e
boys
w ho e x p erien ced
tr e n c h w a rfa re , a n d he m ade an e n ­
v ia b le re co rd . H e w as a m e m b e r of
C o m pany A, 3 0 5 th re g im e n t, 7 7 th
D ivision, w as in th e A rgonne-M euse
d riv e an d a d v a n c e d 45 tulles, w hich
w as five m iles f u r th e r th a n an y o th e r
d iv isio n . H e w ent w ith o u t a n y th in g
to e a t fo r fo u r d ay s, a n d w as o n e o u t
of 14 of h is co m p an y w ho cam e o u t
of th e b a ttle e n tire ly u n h a rm e d lb
w as In th e tr e n c h e s o n e a n d a h a lf
m o n th s a n d fo r 26 d ay s c o n tin u o u s ­
ly, a n d se rv e d 9 a n d a h a lf m o n th s in
F ra n c e . *
J o h n B ick fo rd , Jo h n M ilan, a n d
W e b s te r
R o b e rts
also
se rv e d in
F ra n c e . Mr. S h a fe r w as on th e T u s-
c an ia . w hen it w as to rp e d o e d .
A lb e rt J o n s ru d , of th e U n ited
S ta te s S hip C o lh o u n is hom e on a
2 6 -d a y 's fu rlo u g h .
H e h a s been in
th e se rv ic e fo r tw o y e a rs , d u rin g
w hich tim e he h a s tra v e le d a lm o st
c o n sta n tly , a n d th is Is h is first visit
hom e.
M rs.Jo el J a r l Is a t H ot L a k e fo r
h e r h e a lth .
S he h a s su ffered w ith
rh e u m a tis m in th e fe e t sin ce la s t
w in te r.
T h e d o c to r u n d e r w hose
c a re sh e is th e r e , h a s e x tr a c te d se v ­
e ra l u lc e ra te d te e th w hich p ro b ab ly
hav e been th e c a u se of h e r d is o rd e r.
Miss R ose T en
E yck a n d Miss
S p u rliu , of B e a v e rto n , h av e been v is­
itin g M iss Ivy T en E yck.
M rs. G eo rg e H a rv ls o n , d a u g h te r
N ellie
an d
g r a n d d a u g h te r
M erle
P la tt, a re s p e n d in g a w eek in O re ­
gon C ity
v isitin g
re la tiv e s
an d
frie n d s.
Jo h n H o lm a n , w ho w as in ju re d
by fa llin g fro m a ru n a w a y lo g g in g
tr a in in D w yers cam p S a tu rd a y , is
Im p ro v in g in a P o r tla n d h o sp ita l.
FA R M
ERE is aneconomicallittleKeroseneTrac- Core is supported by a four piece cast frame
torfor small or large farms—It pulls 2 14- 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. The Sylphon Thermostat regulates
average 1 1-10 acres per hour on 1.62 gal. of the cooling system. Water circulation is insured
kerosene plowing gumbo under an average by a centrifugal pump. This controlled cooling
draw bar pull of 1015 pounds. I t has a four device maintains proper temperature of water
cylinder Case Valve-in-head Motor set cross to keep the motor hot thereby assuring thor­
wise upon a one piece cast main frame. This ough combustion and prevents raw fuel pass­
affords the use of all cut steel spur gears and ing by the pistons or diluting the oil in
prevents disalignment of shafts, gears and crank case.
bearings. All of these important parts are thor­
The Case Air Washer permits only clean,
oughly enclosed and run in oil. The friction moist 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 When plowing all wheels travel on unplowed
big hand hole covers along the side of crank land. The hitch is low and adjustable, eliminat­
case and a large cover under­
ing undue side draft. For
neath which makes engine
Discing, Seeding, Haying,
bearings and other parts very
Harvesting, Threshing, Silo
accessible. The fin and tubs,
Filling, Baling, etc., it’s a
non-clogging Case Radiator
handy tractor.
H
Gresham Overland Co.
Gresham, Oregon
Wear a Neu) H at to the
V IC T O R Y
C E L E B R A T IO N
GREAT SALE OF
SU M M ER H A T S
TRUCK
3 B IG T R U C K S
R E S P O N SIB L E
B E S T O F SERVICE
R ELIA BLE
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
P o rtla n d A -2078
2 2 5 A sh ;
B d tv y
G re sh a m 851
('o r. P o w e ll a n d M aple
A lb e r t E k str o m
202H
R ev. I. B . S e lf H o n o re d .
•
A t th e re c e n t O. A. R co n v e n tio n
at T h e D alles, R ev. I. B. S elf w as
m a d e d is tr ic t c h a p la in fo r th e d is tric t
c o m p risin g
O reg o n .
Mr. S elf also
h o ld s th e office o f c h ie f aid de cam p
to th e c o m m a n d e r of th e n a tio n a l o r ­
g a n iz a tio n .
If you like delicious home-
cooked
en kt“, pics, cookies,
bread or fru it mid ice cream ,
come to the social a t the J o h n ­
son place, B airdstlale, S a tu r­
day night, J u n e 28.
y iR E S that are built right and
are sold right
Price of 30 x 3*6
FABRIC
Non-Skid
Casing
RED TO P
Non-Skid
Casing
TU B E
Fits all m akes
of casings
$19.15
$25.75
$3.65
Prices reduced proportionately on all sizes.
RAKER & SON
Gresham, Oregon.
F I S K i TIRES
SANITARY
MARKET
Geo. Dietl, .Prop.
Main Street
O reshem , Ora.
Home-made Sausage and
Lard, Sweet-Cured Ham
and Bacon
We buy Beef C attle, Calve»,
Hogs, Hides, Btc.
FARMERS. ATTENTION!
We Sm oke
Y o u r M eal
T h o s e 981
F A IR V IE W
FARM VISITED
HILLIARD WRITES, AZORES COTTON
C o n tin u e d fro m p ag e 1
C o n tin u e d fro m page 1
e a t w h ile a t se a fo r m ost o f th e tim e
it is to o ro u g h to cook. O ne h a s Io
s ta n d ' up by th e ta b le a n d h o ld his
p la te o r else it w ill s t a r t s lid in g all
o v er. If y o u r p la te o n ce h its th e deck
you m ig h t as w ell g iv e up c h a sin g it
fo r it w ill be all o v e r th e deck. T h e
m o re you ru n a f t e r it th e m o re you
fall a ro u n d an d th e f u r th e r th e p la te
w ill go.
W ell, m o th e r, d e a r, I m u s t close
a n d ta k e my re p o r t dow n a n d look
a fte r
th e
m a c l ii m r y .
What Does
It Cost?
Your garden? Your poultry? Your
automobile? Plowing? Harrowing?
The tractor vs. the horse? The milk
you sell? The fat on your hogs? W hat
does it all cost?» If you know, and
kn o w you are making a profit, the
chances are I won’t be able to sell you
•TSe COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN
because most successful farmers who
kn o w are already reading it every
week! They know th at it pays in dol­
lars and cents.
T eU
papa
I
w o u ld lik e to be d riv in g tr u c k b u t I
b eliev e a 3 5 -k n o t sh ip h a s h im beat
fo r sp eed an d sty le .
W ith lo ts of
love to a ll, I am ,
Y o u r son,
B IL L .
P. S.— W e a re 600 m iles fro m L is­
bon, P o rtu g a l, 2 6 0 0 m iles fro n t New
Y ork C ity , so you can see how fa r
fro m h o m e I am .
S o m e th in g like
6 4 00 m iles. T h a t is n e a rly h a lf way
a ro u n d th e w o rld .
T he follow ing p a ra g ra p h is copied
front th e P o rtla n d E v en in g T elegram :
"A k itc h e n e tte still capable of tu rn in g
out one and a h a lf gallo n s of pure
corn w hisky « very fo u r h o u rs was
found in th e k itc h e n o f th e hom e of
C laude W. C lute on Rockwood road
10 mil<s east of th e city by D eputy
O eorge H u lb u rt la s t n ig h t. C lute is
held in th e co u n ty Jail In d e fa u lt of
91.9M ball ”
GRESHAM SANATORIUM
on P o w e ll V a lle y road.
A
home
w h ere m a te rn ity , convalescent and
non-con tag iou s cases receive th e heat
o f care.
MANAOKMKN’ '
T H E M U M M M H R L P K I.
Supervision
D r . A d is
Phones £«2, £21
business so that you will
m ake more m oney this
year than you did last.
And, besides, you get all
its practical advice on
every other problem of
the farm.
D ig down for a dollar.
Y ou’ll never regret it.
And once you begin get -
tin g T h e C o u n t r y
G e n t l e m a n y o u ’ll
never be w ithout it.
A b o u t t h e o n ly th in g
these days that is sure to
be worth all it costs is
T he C ountry G en ­
tlem an .
You don’t have to keep
cost accounts on the dol­
lar you invest to obtain
its big, helpful, interest­
ing issues every week in
the year. B ut these issues
tell you how to keep the
cost figures on your farm
S e n d y o u r d o lla r to d a y to —
H. N. (¿ASCO
WALLACE
IIIJH Ì.
P o r t ia n i
P h o n e No. E a s t 518 3
A n authorised subscription rep resentative of
The Country Gentleman
The Ladies' Home Jonrnal
The Saturday Ereninf Post
52 .»»ue»— $1 (W
12 i M s e .- J I.7 5
52 iM « e» -$ 2 M
Don’t let the Fly interfere with the
Milk Supply.
I)r. Hess’ Fly Chaser
a n d P o te n ta te s " Topl< of
P a s to r 's S erm o n s.
On th e P le a s a n t H om e c ir c u it n ex t
S u n d a y th e p a s to r, Rev. E a rl B. C o t­
to n , w ill ta k e fo r th e to p ic of h is s e r ­
m o n s, “ R u le rs a n d P o te n ta te s .” T he
se rv ic e a t P le a s a n t H om e w ill be in
th e m o rn in g a t 11 o 'clo ck , fo llo w in g
th e r e g u la r S u n d ay school sessio n .
T h e se rv ic e s a t Iliff a n d T ro u td a le
will be in th e a fte rn o o n an d e v e n in g
re s p e c tiv e ly a t th e u su a l h o u rs.
Presbyterian Church
N ext T ime —B uy F isk
G R E S H A M ,O R E G O N
“ R u le r s
WOMEN’S SOCIETY
*
BANK OF GRESHAM
P o w e ll V alley A n n o u n c e m e n t.
T h e re w ill be no y o u n g p e o p le ’s
m e e tin g S a tu r d a y e v e n in g , J u n e 28.
N ext S u n d a y th e r e w ill be S a b b a th
sch o o l a t 10 o ’clock. P re a c h in g b o th
m o rn in g a n d e v e n in g .
W ed n e sd a y ,
J u ly 2, M rs. C h a rle s N o rd b lo m w ill
e n te r ta in th e D eb o rah so ciety .
E v­
ery b o d y In v ite d . T h u rs d a y , J u ly 3,
p ra y e r m e e tin g as u su a l
S a tu rd a y ,
J u ly 5, y o u n g p e o p le 's m e e tin g at
8 o 'clo ck .
Sale of
Good Eats
stin t u savings acco u n t at this batik.
put vou on the real road to real saving
earn interest while you save more.
help build a wall betw een vou and hardship.
make vou think more of vourself
make others th in k m ore of you.
tu rn y o u r am bition in to real success.
COME AND ASK US WHY AND HOW
Mr. an d M rs. W . H . H a m ilto n . Mr.
an d M rs. D o lav in D eV eny, of P o r t ­
lan d . v isite d a t th e h o m e of Mr. an d
M rs. Ed. H a m ilto n last S u n d ay .
Mrs. S w ift of W a lla W a lla , W ash .,
a co u stn of J. B. L e n t, v isite d th e m
fo r so m e tim e.
S he h a s g o n e to
P o rtla n d w h e re sh e w ill v isit frie n d s
b e fo re r e tu r n in g to h e r hom e.
M rs. M aria H a m ilto n , of M onta-
v llla, is v is itin g h e r so n Ed. H a m il­
to n a n d fam ily.
W a lte r H o ssn e r is d riv in g a 5-pas-
se n g e r F o rd car.
Q u ite a n u m b e r of fa r m e rs a re
c u ttin g hay.
SERVICE
AND
W IL L
W IL L
W IL L
W IL L
W IL L
W IL L
W ILL
LUSTED
OREGON
EK STR Ö M
A DOLLAR BILL
WILL—
m o is tu re
In
th e
g ro u n d — u n d e r­
g ro u n d Irrig a tio n .
"A big Item o f p ro fit m ay be lo st
by lo p p in g off th e e n d s of th e r a s p ­
b e rry vines.
H e re we a re k e e p in g
th e e n tir e le n g th of th e v in e and
tr a in in g It a lo n g
a
w ire, th e re b y
a d d in g a c o n s id e ra b le a m o u n t to th e
c ro p ,"
In a few d ay s th e r e w ill be 300
b e rry p ic k e rs on th e fa rm . A city of
te n ts , lik e a s o ld ie rs ’ e n c a m p m e n t,
Is s e t o u t in th e o rc h a r d u n d e r th e
big s h a d y c h e rry tr e e s re a d y fo r th e
b e rry h a n d s.
T h e re a re set o u t In
th e fields, fa u c e ts r u n n in g w ith cool
B ull R un w a te r fo r th e c o m fo rt of
th e b e rr y p ic k e rs
It seem ed a m ost
a ttr a c tiv e p lace to h av e an o u tin g
a n d a t th e sa m e tim e e a rn good
m oney.
“ N ow , you h a v e seen th in g s at
clo se ra n g e , le t’s ta k e a spin up to
th e o p p o site sid e o f th e v alley w h ere
we ca n g e t a good view“ of th e w hole
fa rm a n d s u r ro u n d in g c o u n try "
S u re ly , d is ta n c e le n d s e n c h a n t
m e n t.
It s o u n d s tr ite to say It
lo o k ed lik e a b e a u tifu l p a in tin g , but
th e r e It
w as a m a s te rp ie c e on a
g ia n t’s ca n v a s
F ie ld s, lo o k in g lik e
b lo ck s In a c h e c k e r b o a rd , in a g r e a t
v a rie ty o f g re e n s . G roves of tim b e r
h e re a n d th e re , b lack by c o n tr a s t.
F a r t h e r off th e b u tte s an d m o u n ta in s
w ith snow w h ite St. H elen s in th e
e x tre m e d ista n c e .
O ne m ust be a
clod. In d eed , w ho w ould n o t be im ­
p ressed by th is w o n d e rfu l b it of
g lo rio u s O regon
T o P re v en t R e k h ln g .
M ake a r e g u la r h a b it of e a tin g
I slow ly, m a s tic a te y o u r fo o d ,th o ro u g h -
ly, a n d you m ay h a v 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 te r s u p p e r .— Adv.
K ’ will get rid of them.
Gresham Drug Co.
The R exall Store
OUR 14 POINTS
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
The Oaks
Council Crest.
Columbia Beach
Crystal Lake Park
Rock Island
Dodge Park.
Estacada Park
Bull Run Park
Macleay Park
Peninsula Park
Washington Park
Oak Grove Park.
“TRY THEM BY TROLLEY”
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
W E KNOW TO A
P 08IT IV E CERTAINTY
I F YOU'LL G riv e
US JUST ONE
th a t If you w ill g ive us a tria l
o rd e r you w ill beco m e a stead y
p a tro n of th ia sh o p . I t ’« h a p ­
pened ao m an y tim e» th a t a p e r­
son ban com«“ in a n d p u rc h a se d
a an iall o r d e r of m e a l, an d th e n
com e back to e x p re s s th e ir d e ­
lig h t an d g ra tific a tio n a n d leave
a n o th e r o r d e r
T h is so rt of
th in g s u re ly h e lp s o u r business.
T r ia l -
T h e n you ' l l
T rade here
Q uite a w h il e '
GRESHAM MARKET
Of th e m any boats th a t Mr Wood
row W ilson has nam ed, most of them
b ear In d ia n nam es. An exception w as
m ade th e o th e r day a t the Ilog Island
y a rd s when the "S a lv a tio n L ass’ was
lau n ch ed in honor of the S alv atio n
A rm y and Ita big record “o v er th e r e .”
R ead th e W a n t rd a .
A. J . W. B R O W N , P ro p ,
(•re e tia m , O re.
I .ano- R ack Relieve»!.
F o r a la m e hack apply C h a m b e r­
la in ’s L in im e n t tw ice a day an d m a s ­
sa g e th e m u scles of th e back o v er th e
»eat o f p ain th o ro u g h ly a t each a p p li­
c a tio n .
A dr.
P a in t, oil, etc , a d v a n c in g
Huy
now . At I. I. K id d e r Ildw . Co.