Gresham outlook., July 29, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

G RKsHAM
H ow
" T h e Stars an<l S trip es"
m ained A m erican.
O UTLO O K
TUESDAY,
Re­ Just about the most h o tly European
p a rt o f E uro pe— and not o n ly A m ert-
can. but the p la in , p riv a te so ld ie r's
O f course the very couci p tlu n o f *
kind ot A m erican , p re ach ing d is c ip lin e
T he Stare and S trip e s was a piece! to til c lim it w ith o u t ever h a vin g the
o f Yankee madness. W ho ever h e a rd !
si rever- nee fo r ra n k m erely as
o f and a rm y th a t proposed to let its ' r a i l. . saying it in m ig h ty p la in A m eri-
can. : 'id m anaging at on. and the
p riv a te s have a newgpap. r a il th e ir
tim e to get a whole lo t o f fu n out
ow n, and so m uch o f th e ir ow n th a t the ' of Ii
e w a r and yet to b u ild up th a t
officers c o u ld n 't get an officia l s ta te -' woml« ■ r f iil, g rim m orale w h ich im bued
m ent in to it w ith a slioe ho rn ? W h a t every man w ith the pe rfe ct readiness
so rt o f d is c ip lin e could you expect to die
fro m an a rm y w ith a nt k>p«ip**r >■>
tu n ric a n jo u rn a lis m m ay be proud
w h ich tilt- men could say p re tty ne arly o f tliis most e x tra o rd in a ry fea tu re o f
w hat tin y lik e d ?
I w a r m aking . lo r the men who made
" T h is is tile A m e rica n p riva te sol-1 T il. S itu s and S trip , s wi-r. a ll A m o i-
d ie r's newspaper, am i h ia alon e'
No i. an newspaper nten from New Y ork,
Ixrdy elae can horn in on i t ! " The Boston, P h ila d e lp h ia , W ashing to n, San
S tars and S trip , s to ld its a rm y th a t Frauciseo, P o rtla n d . Clevi land, Kansas
in every issue, and prov, d it, so th a t 1 C ity , and h a lf a dozen o th e r towns.
the A m erican a rm y fro m one end o f And h a rd ly one o f them was m ore than
the lin e to the o th e r knew th a t it had | a com m on p riva te . T here was on ly
an organ th a t w o u id u t stufi it w ith j .m. bom b-proof in d iv id u a l on tile staff
b u n k ” and w o u ld n 't feed it propaguu
the o n ly c iv ilia n who had a n y th in g
da fro m any source whatsoever.
to do w ith it. and who had it wished
A nd who d id n 't tr y to h o rn in on it? on h im to stay in the U n ited States
Li
W ell, a candid and com plete lis t of and act as cable correspondent. -P rom
I f U. S. C ongressm an L o u is It.
those who d id would till a few colum ns Z/ie 3Ji r iie n lh n le r l. m e t O ' T yp e .Vein.
G oo dall o f M aine s h o u ld ever de­
o f th is new spaper and it w ould include
sire to ru n fo r tlie pr. -ddency lio
sonic crow ned heads o r heads invested
H e re a fte r the name o f the Panama
could expect the ...,hd uppoi ot
w ith
E uropean
d ig n itie s
a k in
to
canal w ill be changed to the Roosevelt
the la u n d ry m e n und c le a n .r- ol
crow ns. I t is easier to say who d id
canal, i f S enator Borah, o t Idaho, who
the w o rld , fo r tie makes clam Io
not t r y to h o rn in
has in tro d u ce d a re so lu tio n in the
being
tlie
iiiv c o lu r
of
'
One who d id n 't t r y was the president Senate on tlie subject, has his way.
In ... h <
h.
o f the U n ite d States.
A n o th e r who
T lie jo in t re so lu tio n
states
“ tha t
d id n ’t t r y was the com m a nd er-in -chie f
STATEM ENT
th is name and designation lie given to
o f tlie
A. E. F. T hough G eueral th is canal as a trib u te to the m em ory
P ershing was the big boss o f a ll the
and p a trio tic services o f the late Theo­ o f tlie F irs t S tate B a n k o f G resham ,
w orks and th u s m ig h t have e.<, id red d o r Roosevelt.”
h im s e lf the g re a t e d ito ria l and p u b lis h ­
i t is now conceded by tin tubers o f C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h , S ta te o f O re­
in g W E. lie tu rn e d th a t sacred paper Congress th a t If the re had been no gon, sh o w n g th e a m o u n t s ta n d in g to
over to a second lie u te n a n t and a squad Theodore Roosevelt th e re m ig h t as
th e c re d it o f eve ry d e p o s ito r J u ly 1,
o f p riva te s and let them go to it.
yet have been no canal.
He it was!
A n d w neuever t w h ic h meant n e arly who by h is im patience a t fir s t w ith ' 1919, w ho has not m ade a deposit,
eve ry d a y) somebody trie d th a t ltorn - red tape and then w ith the hold-up o r w ho lias n o t w ith d ra w n an y p a rt
in g -in act, he was unhorned, often m ethoda o f C olum bia, p re c ip ita te d the o f his de po sits (c o m m e rc ia l d e p o sits)
w ith o u t k n o w in g ju s t how it had hap-
v o lu tio n in Panam a w h ic h thu s be i p r in c ip a l o r in te re s t, f o r a pe rio d o f
pened-though I t is w hispered tn a t a j , re ame
w llli
t0
u us to b u ild the i
¡m o re th a n seven (71 years im m e ­
fevv d is tin g u is h e d w o rld -ch a ra cte rs had , anal a,.r „ ss |ts { (.rrlt01
r r it o r y
to be take n fir m ly by t h * tossing h o rn i
d ia te ly p r io r to said da te, w ith tlie
and led back to th e ir p ro pe r homes.
W a n ts, w a nts, w a nts.
See the nam e, la st k n o w n place o f residence
T h a t is how the a rm y paper re ­
o r postollie., address o f such d e p o s it­
m ained A m e rica n in w h a t was then co lu m n .
o r, and tlie fa c t o f h is de ath, if
CONGRESSMAN Cm
PALM BEACH CRED:.
know n.
Ire n e D ouglas, T ro u td a le , O re ­
gon
..........$
.24
A lb e r t K . W illia m s , G resham ,
O regon
............
.........
.09
R obert Doane, L e n ts, O regon
B lr d in e M e r r ill, er. M rs. Chas.
M e r r ill. G resham . O regon
.32
M. A. Leete, B u ll R u n, O regon
1.26
W . It. K n a rr, G resham , O regon
.49
W . N. B ro w n , B o rin g , O regon
.28
E. C le ste r, M o la lla , O regon
.36
I. V. K. W ood, deceased
.03
(1. A. C u sick, G resham , Ore.
.34
N e il F. D ib b le , T ro u td a le , Ore.
.16
; G o o d w in & C o tto n , G resham ,
O regon
................
.02
I n ' . I Id ,11, Spokane W n.
.85
G resham D ru g S tore, G resham ,
O regon
7.37
S C G a rd n e r, 506 Yeon B ld g ..
P o rtla n d , O regon
.51
J. M. Jo h n s to n . St Johns, O re.
.09
Jo h n H a rris , G resham . Ore.
5.30
G eorge W . G reen. G resham ,
I
O regon
.............
.01
T o ta l
»18.47
S T A T E O P O R EG O N ,
C o u n ty o f M u ltn o m a h , ss.
I, C. J . L u n d q u is t, b e in g firs t d u ly
s w o rn , depose and say upon o a th ,
th a t I am th e C a sh ie r o f th e P irs t
S tate B a n k o f G resham , C o u n ty o f
M u ltn o m a h , S tate o f O re g o n ; th a t
th e fo re g o in g s ta te m e n t is a f u ll,
tru e , c o rre c t and co m p le te sta te m e n t,
s h o w in g the nam e, la s t k n o w n re s i­
dence o r po stoffice address, fa c t o f
d e a th , it k n o w n , and th e a m o u n t to
tlie c re d it o f eaclt d e p o s ito r as re ­
q u ire d by tlie p ro vsio n s o f C h a p te r
148. o f tin G en eral L a w s o f O regon,
1 9 " '. and C h a p te r 214, o f th e Gen­
e ra l L a w s o f O regon, 1917.
C. J LU N D 8 JU I8T ,
S ubscribed and sw o rn to before
me th is 1 8 th day o f J u ly , A. I ) ,
1919.
L. M. S H IP L E Y ,
N o ta ry P u b lic f o r O regon.
M y com m ission e xp ire s O cto be r 18
1922.
80ÇBSE
C. A . M ’C A R T Y , S p ecia l A g en t, G resham , Ore.
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
Phone Gresham 17
EXPRESS A M ) GENERAL HAULING
Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
Portland Phene Bdw. 524
H eadquarters w ith Melton & Co., 247 Pine.
¿A- H A N D Y
TkACTOP
JU LY
2».
1U1U
TROUTDALE
Mrs E lla H ensley rece ive d a m es­
sage Sunday fro m h e r son, L ie u t.
A lb e rt H e nsle y, s a y in g he had a r ­
rive d safe ly at N e w p o rt News, V ir ­
g in ia . fro m overseas. She is e xp e ct­
in g h im hom e soon.
FOR A N Y
H
torforsm all or large farms—It pulls 2 14-
in. plows anywhere a good team can con
tinuously pull one plow. A t the Salina, Kansas,
Demonstration in 1918 it proved that it can
average 1 1-10 acres per hour on 1.62 gal. of
kerosene plowing gumbo under an average
draw bar pull of 1015 pounds. It ha3 a four
cylinder Case Valve-in-hcad Motor set cro«3
wise upon a one piece cast main frame. Thia
affords the use of all cut steel spur gears and
revents disalignment of shafts, gears and
Barings. All of these important parts are thor­
oughly enclosed and run in oil. The friction
clutch belt pulley is mounted on the crank shaft
and conveniently located for belting up to any
machine. The Motor has a removable head also
big hand hole covers along the side of crank
case and a large cover under­
neath which makes engine p
i
A
£
F y N r e IVf
Core is supported by a four piece cast frame.
The fan is driven by spiral gears enclosed. The
‘‘safety’ fan hub prevents damage to these
gears when starting. No fan belt or chain to
look after. The Sylphon Thermostat regulates
the cooling system. Water circulation is insured
by a centrifugal pump. This controlled cooling
device maintains proper temperature of water
to keep the motor hot thereby assuring
J i g thor-
___
ough combustion and prevents raw fuel pass­
ing by the pistons or diluting the oil in
crank case.
The Case Air Washer permits only clean,
moist air entering carburetor, consequently no
dust can enter the cylinders. This means a long
lived motor. This tractor weighs only 3400 lbs.
When plowing all wheels travel on unplowed
land. The hitch is low and adjustable, eliminat­
ing undue side draft. For
l l / " *
Discing, Seeding, Haying,
Harvesting, Threshing, Silo
Filling, Baling, etc., it's a
handy tractor.
S S “n'UeOT.”r- bresnam (Jveriand to.
non-clogging Case Radiatoi
1
EK STR O M
3 BIG T R U C K S
R E S P O N S IB L E
TRUCK
, — AND —
SERVICE
B E S T O F SER V ICE
R E L IA BLE
G R E SH A M and P O R T L A N D
Portland
A -2078
2 2 3 Ash; H d u y 2OH2
Albert Ekstrom
< o r. P o w ell and Maple
H E R E are m any s e lf-s ta rte rs ou the m a rk e t. Some s ta rt and
some d o n 't, but th e best one is th e D O L L A R S E L F -S T A R T E R
a savings acco un t. I f g ive n th e p ro p e r care th is s ta rte r w ill
t»ull you o u t o f m any tig h t holes, a m i c a rry you a lo n g h a p p ily ove r
m any m ilts o f y o u r jo u m e > .
You van get th is depeudable s ta r te r by Just d e p o s itin g one d o lla r
at th is b a n k, a n d the n keep a d d in g a d o lla r o r so as o ftb n as yo u can
b u t re g u la rly .
We w ill w elcom e th e acco un ts o f th e boys and g irls , D o n’t feel
th a t a d o lla r is too s m a ll to s ta r t w ith .
M ake a s ta rt and the n you
can m ake o th e r de po sits as s m a ll as a q u a rte r o r a h a lt d o lla r if you
w ish.
T
Miss M a r jo r ie K e n d a ll is v is itin g
a t Seaside w ith .Mrs. E lla B a ile y.
E m erson C ra w fo rd and Jess Coons
le ft re ce n tly f o r tlie h a rve st fields in
eastern O regon. B illy C ra w fo rd le ft
M onday o f lu st week f o r M adras by
m o to rcycle .
L
Misses E v e ly n K e n d a ll and M e rle
.Monahan gave a b o n fire p ic n ic at the
A d ve n t cam p g ro u n d s a rece nt S at­
u rd a y eve ning.
About
4 5
you ug
people e n jo ye d the p a rty , th e c h ie f
fe a tu re o f w h ic h was a " w e e n ie "
roa st, m a rs h m a llo w s
were toasted
fo r dessert.
A ve ry happy p a rty it
was voted by those fo r tu n a te enough
to be preseut.
T he In d u s tr ia l clu bs o f th e co u n ­
ty are g o in g
to
have a p icu ie at
M o n tro se
P a rk
on
W edn esd ay,j
J u ly 3 0.
M rs. Lee Evans le ft • to d a y fo r a ’
D '-d a y s ' o u tin g at G e a rh a rt, w ith j
h e r sisters, M rs. Joh n H e s lin
ot j
F a irv ie w and M rs. R oger B ir g fe ld o f '
P o rtla n d .
,,, .5,°*,“,*'
DO LLAR
8ee us '
,o let* >ou ntore about tlie
S E L F -S T A R T E R .
BANK OF GRESHAM
.............
Gresham, Oregon
(Jncle Sam Sets a Good Example
POWELL VALLEY
About
fifte e n
m em bers o f the
L u th e r League en jo ye d a t r ip to M t.
Hood o ve r th e week end.
P u ll
e q u ip m e n t fo r c a m p in g and c lim b in g
were take n a n ti
the yo u u g people
m ane Hie most o f tlie o p p o rtu n ity .
Some clim b e d as fa r as the tim b e r
lin e b u t the g re a te r n u m b e r were
satlstie d
w hen
th e y
fo u n d
snow
enough to vat
and
to
wash one
a n o th e r’s facet-
T he roadH were in
ra th e r p o or shape in some places.
T he you ng men o f tlie p a rty are sure
the y im p ro ve d the m , f o r th e y n a ile d
dow n loose p la n k s on b rid g e s and
picked la rg e stones out o f tlie ro a d ­
way.
P. A. Johnson and d a u g h te r H ilu m
and the fo rm e r's sis te r, M rs. K ia n g ,
ot D u lu th , M in n e so ta , w ent to Sandy
on last S unday, w here the y were the
guests o f M r. and M rs. A u g u s t Joint
son.
SANDY BLUFF
M r. and M rs. J. C a ldo w e nt
to
P o rtla n d
S unday
to
m eet
.Mrs
t ’a ld o 's m o th e r and s is te r w ho cant«
fro m Chicago to v is it th e m .
M r. and M rs. S ylve ste r B arn es and
d a u g h te rs V esta and R u th , spent Sun­
day w ith M r. B a rn e s’ m o th e r, Mrs
L a u ra Barnes.
H a ro ld F r a n k lin , o f P o rtla n d , is
sp e n d in g a few
days
w ith A lb e rt
A u lt.
Card o f T hanks.
1 w ish
to th a n k th e frie n d s in
G resham fo r t h e ir kin dn ess to me
and m y l i t t le ones d u r in g o u r stay
th e re , also th e people In G resham
P le asa nt H om e and B o rin g fo r th e ir
lib e r a l d o n a tio n s to the s u b s c rip tio n
pa pe r c irc u la te d in m y b e h a lf. W ith
k in d wishes fo r the m In th e fu tu re
MRS. M A R IA N S M IT H
BORING
T h re s h in g
season
opens
next
T h u rs d a y
m o rn in g ,
p ro v id in g
it
d o e sn 't ra in
T h e Rltz.au cre w w ill
com m ence at th e S. S. D a lla s fa rm
w o rk in g H i p t e r r it o r y as fast us pos
s ilile .
La dies, get y o u r co o ky ja rs
tille d .
M r. and M rs. Joh n A n d e rso n , and
c h a u ffe u r, C la ru n cn , m o to re d up to
G a rfie ld last S unday, sp e n d in g the
day w ith M r. A n d e rs o n ’s b ro th e r, a .
C. A n d e r.,on.
M rs. Roy W h ite , Mr«. S S. D allas,
and M rs. II. M. Johnson were in
G resham sh o p p in g fo r th e ir fa rm e r
E d w in H o ffm e is te r is tin
pro u d
'e n t e r o f a new F o rd .
. Ira . R ic h a rd Witz.« I is H ittin g very
H ill, n u rs in g a sp ra in e d knee
T ra c tio n C o m pa ny P io bh -m «.
I Ii«' A m e rica n people have
every in­
ter« at in p u llin g a ll u tilitie s on a
und fina ncial basis w ln r the y can
meet o b lig a tio n s and m ake extension»
n « • a ry to r grow ing c o m m u n lth s.
ii i g l i cost o f operation ia the prob
1« m o f street ear systems am i ra d ica l
«ti ps are n - <■« ssary to save the s ir
v
in m any c itie s One h u nd red prtn
tic a l tra c tio n m anagers iia v i been in
«i nference on c o n d itio n s and p u blic
policies necensary to sav» these u t ill
a. Til«, national govern m ent has ap
anted a sp «ia l com m ission to co
ra te w itlt Hi«' manag. rs o f p ro pe r
1 'i s to save tin in from loss s. .More
then 6000 m iles o f «-I.K-tric str«*«f car
’ ti c s are in the liands o f receivers and
¡750 m ile s have been abandon« d alto-
i v flu r.
Tin- re p o rts from a li these
pro p e rtie s were th a t o p e ra tin g <x
,i. uses have In c r used one hundred p« r
«■' nt in the past tw o years. Jan ua ry.
1917, m axim um wage a t P o rtla n d was
I 31 cents an ho ur, J u ly , 1917, 34 cents,
October, 45 cents, and in October, 1918,
50 cents. The ear nu n are now asking
fro m the w ar hoard 60 cents an hour,
an Increase if gra nted th a t w ill am ount
to »500,000 a year. T h is decision w ill
p ro ba bly be the last mad«' by th< w ar
wage board and w ill I»- watched w ith
in te re st, as it w ill lx- o f far-rea ching
effect .S tabilizing p u b lic p o licie s m ust
be adopted by state and federal au­
th o ritie s fo r tra c tio n p ro p e rtie s and
u tilitie s ge n e ra lly.
T hey m ust be
given rates o f fare sufficient to pay
o p e ra tin g expenses, in te re st and d iv ­
idends^ and a reserve fund fo r c a p ita l
la iiu e H lio u lite r.
Gresham 851
Dollar Self-Starter
L it t le D ale Parsons had an o p e r­
a tio n last T uesd ay in w h ic h he had
h is to n s ils rem oved.
li e is re c o v e r­
in g n ice ly.
H is s is te r F aye is h a v ­
in g the m u m p s w h ile v is itin g rela-
re la tiv e s in P o rtla n d .
husbands.,
ERE is aneçonomicallittleKeroseneTrac-
PAGE TH K K h
Thia ailm en t is usually caused by
rheum atism of the muscles
AH that
Is needed is absolute rest and a few
applications of C ham berlain's l.ln l-
' ment. T ry It .— Adv.
V IE W
OF
U. 8. C A P IT O L
D U R IN G
P A IN T IN G ,
The dome o f the U n ited States C a pito l at W ashington is kept In excel­
lent con dition by p a in tin g It every few y e n s
For this w o rk fo rty pa in te rs
uro steadily employed fo r three m onths’ tim e. O ver five thousand gallons o f
(taint Hre required fo r one coat. T he r. -¡«.n fo r p a in tin g tlie C apitol dome at
re g u la r in te rv a ls is to prexent d isin te g ra tio n o f in e tu lllc surface.
T in Ito o l IlHI'k’s • ’«sligKH-.
F in a l estim ates on the 1918 crops
O f course everybody know s w h a t a fo r Urcgon amid tin« Un B u i Sl ates
were us fo llo w s :— W in te r w heat, 10,-
roo rba ck is;
but w ho know s where 795,000 liusliels, and 358,449,000 bush
the word comes from ?
«■Is; sp rin g wheat, 4,433,000 liu slie ls
I t o rig in a te d in a cam paign lie pub­ and 358,651,000 bushels; oats, 9,025 -
ooo bushels and 1,538,359 bushels; bar-
lished d u rin g the i ’olk cam paign. .' i OU.OOO bushels, am i 400,106,000 bush­
Homebody sent to the Ith a c a (N . Y .) j els.
C h ro n icle un account o f a to u r th ro u g h
Reference to tin« rep ort o f June 1
Hie South by a tra v e le r named R oor­ crop co n d itio n s shows a m arked <1« -
back. The p o litic a l p o in t o f the sto ry e line In the c o n d itio n of a ll o f the
was tiia t Roorback was quoted as hav­ above crops both in Oregon an il the
in g seen the sale at a u ctio n o f fo rty U n ited States us a whole d u rin g tlie
three slaves be lo nging to the Hon J m on th o f June, 1818. J u ly weal her
K P olk, and th a t it was easy to id e n ­ co n d itio n s to date in d ica te a fu rth e r
t if y M r. Polk's p ro p e rty, because his fu llin g off in c o n d itio n , p a r tic u la r ly in
in itia ls were so p la in ly burned on the Oregon, W ashington, M on ta na and
shoulders o f tlie poor w retches by the o th e r western states
In Oregon there
b ra n d in g -iro n .
lias been but lit t le decline in the con­
T h e w hig press fi ll on the ite m w ith d itio n o f the crops in the western p o r­
unaffected Joy, and the account o f tio n o f tin- state
In the eastern p a rt
"R o o rb a ck's T o u r T h ro u g h the W est- of tin- state the absence o f r a in fa ll lias
< rn and S o u thern S tates’* was pass' d caused much "b u r n in g " n t wheat, us
on and re p rin te d and e d ito ria liz e d and w e ll as a ll o th e r crops, ou Hie lig h te r
a lto g e th e r used u n til the a n ti-P o lk soils
crow d was in one glad howl. Then,
alas! the in v e n to r o f the ta le confessed,
A man Is never q u it« tin- same a fte r
and a d m itte d H in t there never had
I k « ii such a person as the fam ous Hie firs t baby o r tin- first a u tom ob ile
o r Ih e flrs t tim e Ills name is given fa ­
R oorback.
vorable m ention in a newspaper.
You probably p rid e y o u rse lf on you r
ill-te rm in a tio n hut yo u r frie n d s ca ll It
A good forgi H er is ru tin
to be
Inill-hi'siled tiess
cliosi n than g re a t riches.
Si t y ¡re p h o n e 271
Kesitlcuce
l ’ h o tte s - 35 x1 ; 36R
Pleasant Home Garage
HAMILTON & EDER, Props.
Motor Car Repairing, Automobile Accessories, Oils
Gasoline and Greases.
P LE A S A N T HOME
O R EG O N
OUR 14 POINTS
1.
2,
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
I he Oaks
Council Crest.
Columbia Beach
Crystal Lake Park
Rock Island
Dodge Park.
Estacada Park
8. Bull Run Park
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
Macleay Park
Peninsula Park
Washington Park
Oak (irove Park.
Alt. Labor Park
Riverside Park
“ T R Y T H E M BY T R O L L E Y ”
P ortland R ailw ay, Light & P ow er Co.
C H O IC E M E A T S
H om em ade Ham*, B acon, S ausage, Lard
Full line of Cold Lunch Meats
SANITARY MARKET
M ain S tre e t
(¿KG.
GRESHAM
DU STIe Prop
Phone 881
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