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TRUCK
SERVICE
B E S T O F S E R V IC E
3 B IG T R U C K S
R E L IA B L E
AND
R E S P O N S IB L E
GRESHAM and PORTLAND
P o rtla n d A-2Ü7S
- 2 5 A sh; B»lwy )M>N2.
Bank of Gresham
Albert Ekstrom
G re sh a m 851
»\w . H ow t'll »m l M aple
PORTLAND NEWS’ .
H as Secured
>DORE ROOSEVELTS»
HIS CHILDREN
GLEASON TRUCK SERVICE
and generai .
Mi»» Frieda Bratzel
ih . i um
UNION HIGH FOOTBALL
' , . p 'J n t l,! - F eak b ring-
to (.anm s 25 y ard line.
...u t
T r “ iKht
th e lin.
Peak c u e
' Wi Ce fo r t!re ®h » “ atid
rie k ,
•‘'‘‘’.'h er line play on the
rig h t side and him self sk irte d th e left
nd down ,n e side ime«, w ith o u t op
position to th e second to u ch d o w n
I eak m issed goal.
Score -G re s h a m 12; C am as 0
•*Wl f»
G resham kicked off and Canta.»
b rought th e halt to th e ir 35 y ard line
X /Hk
but were again unable to a d v an ce and
lost th e ball on downs
S trong sk irte d left end fo r vard-
age.
Peak, try in g rig h t end was th ro w n
Gresham, Oregon
fo r,a loss as th e q u a rte r ended.
G resham lined up fo r a place k ick
which ended in a pass w hich was
good for vard ag e, an d S k irv in .
S trong and Peak sm ash ed th ro u g h
the line, the la tte r for G resh am th ird
touch down.
EXPRESS
HAI LING
Peak m issed goal.
Score G resham IS ; C am as 0.
Trip Daily Between Gresham and Portland
G resham kicked off an d C am as re
tu rn ed th e kick to G re sh a m 's 45 y ard
Office with Oregon Washington Truck Agency,
line, C am as recovering th e hall.
S trong in tercep ted a pass a t th is
40 Second Street, Cor. Ash Street
point, ru n n in g 15 y ard s b efo re being
Gresham Phone 17
Portland Broadway 5121
stopped.
G resham m ade first dow n tw ice by
lo u r and th ree plays th ro u g h th e
line, which placed th e hall on C am as
lo yard line from w hich p o in t, S tro n g
and Peak plunged th ro u g h on tw o
plays, for G resh am 's fo u rth to u c h ­
Chalmers Hot-Spot Touring down.
T aylor m issed goal.
Car, six cylinder, 1917 Model.
S c o re--G resh am 24 ; C am as i).
Will accept a lim ited n u m ­
In good running order,
( reshaui kicked off 50 y a rd s and
also 6 gooil tires.
ber of pupils in
Cam as brought tile ball hack 5 y a rd s
Two false eml ru n s n e tte d 30 y ard s
but a fum ble and an in te rc e p te d pass
or will trade for good light ended the C am as advance.
Peak p u nted for G resh am an d tw o
four-cylinder car.
ineffectual line plays and an Incom-
South Roberts Avenue.
pleted pass hv C um as ended the
Inquire of R. H. GREEN game.
Phone j 07
F a irv ie w , O regon
The gam e was played a lm o st eu
tlrcly in C am as te rrito ry , and th o u g i
th e C am as team played good h all am ’,
were able to m ash th ro u g h fo r g a in s
at tim es, G resh am ’s goal w as n ev er
in danger.
G resh am ’s slig h t s u p e rio rity in
weight ami g reat su p e rio rity In e n ­
u ran ce told heavtlv as th e g am e pro
O b account of the Farm being Sold, we will sell at Public Auction to d grossed,
and th e team show ed b e tte r
;he Highest Bidder, on the Buxton Farm, at Troutdale,
light and b e tte r team w ork th a n ev er
before.
Oregon, first farm west, adjoining city limits of Trout
Special m ention sh o u ld he m ad e of
dale, on Columbia Highway, at end of the
the work of Peak in d irectin g th e play
0. W. P. Street Car Line
for G resham which was one o f th e
w inning factors of th e gam e.
Cam as made first down six tim es
G resham 111 tim es.
Sale Commences at 10:30 Sharp
Free Lunch at Noon Cam as attem p ted live fo rw ard pass
is , one of which was in co m p lete and
ALL SALES UNDER COVER
v
lo u r of which were in tercep ted .
Gresham alao attempted live pas;
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
es, two of which were co m p leted , two
incom plete and one in tercep ted .
Thorough-Bred Holstein Bull, 18 Months Old
L ineup G resham . B ru g g er. 1. e . :
Gran, i t.; Burlingame, I g ; M iller,
c; W right, r g.; W elling, r. t ; C am p.'
r. e.; Skirvin. 1. h ; Peak, q ; S tro n g ,
iefresh, some coming fresh, Heavy Milkers.
i Head 2-year-old f . ; Jo h n so n , r. h.
S u b stitu tio n
T ay lo r for W rig h t.
Heifers.
Yearling.
Two 8-ioont lis-oltl Calves
Sat terst rom
A ll T u b e r c u lin T e ste d .
Next gam e is scheduled for Erl
MS, 1» year» ».1(1, w t. 1 5 0 0 lb s.
H O R S E . 12 year» ».Id, w t. 1800 lbs. day with I'or»-»t Grove on the Great»
2 S e ta D o u b le H a r i.e s »
ani Helds. T he gam e opens at 3; 15.
RM MA< M IX E R V — 8 % W a g o n :
lla v Rake;
McCormick Mowing
NEW C U T S DESIGN HAS S E I tt ICE
:hine; Hay R a k e ; S u p e r io r S in g le Disc G ra in D rill; M anure S p read er,
lit ILT-IN.
ato P lan ter; l- h o r s e C o rn D rill; B re a k in g C a rt; 2 O liver C hilled
wi; P otato R id g e r; S in g le C u ltiv a to r ; 2-S ection H a rro w ; Papeck W illys-O verlainl D ealer P red ici* C ar
w ith Service T ro u b les H»|u»-ew«l
illage C u tter, n e a rly n e w ; 6 -h . p. G as E n g in e ; S et P la tfo rm Scales;
(tu t By C atet'ul E n g in eerin g
c; 10 10-gal. M ilk C a n s ; M ilk C o o le r; 2 S a n ita ry Milk B uckets,
How to keep th e c ar you drive out
odatone, and o th e r a r t ic l e s to o n u m e ro u s to m en tio n .
of the re p a ir shop when you need it
RMS—$2« and under Cash ; over $20, 6 m onths’ time at 8 per cent to r th e bu sn ess trip o r on th e S a tu r­
days o r S undays you p lan n ed to spend
on Approved Note.
In th e c o u n try w ith th e fam ily ha»
long been an o w n er-w o rry .
T h a t th e real so lu tio n of th e serv ­
W S. WOOD <Sc SON, Auctioneers
A MEYERS. Clerk ice problem will be found sh o rtly in
th e co n stru ctio n of th e m otor car it­
self is th e in te re stin g prediction of
W. A. H essel,, W illys-O verland d ealer
in G resham .
T he lig h t-w eig h t p o p u lar car of
lo m o rrw ,” says Mr. H essel, "w I
have its serv ice b u ilt rig h t into it.
T oday th e p u rc h a s e r of any car ex­
pects to u n d erg o c e rta in service a d ­
ju s tm e n ts, re p a irs and so fo rth a fte r
hi» c a r goes into use. Tom orrow he
will ask th a t most of th is so rt of serv-
Ice be
be bu ilt in to th e c ar before he
buy
"A n d th is can be done w ith th e
carefu l electio n of m aterial and th e
right b alan cin g of p a rts In a car of
rig h t design
M an u factu rers who re ­
tain lead e rsh ip w ill - heck
p o t'a tit d e ta ils as n ev er before
They
will he c e rta in th a t th e ir car is rig h t
before th e public passes ju d g m eu .
T ak e, fo r ex am ple, th e two y»ars
of „ s.s tna.i. by T h e W llly.-O v.-r and
co m tiH f a fte r 'lie conip-etion of its
new cur which will soon be on th e
,n .,rk ct Every d etail » a s put th ro u g h
™stst eq u al .0 th e av e ra g e life s tra in
before it was app ro v ed fo r th e car.
•'O w ners n o w ad ay s have very <1
„leas about th e q u a litie s a ear
it» m id have.
You a p p re c ia te th a t
should
»act when you w atch
' »«I
tng closely into th e »lesign of th e ca
u n d er co n sid eratio n .
. . h
' To get a tu a l lig h t w eight, which
In itself saves tires, g aso lin e and car-
A good oil heater fiUad with
L a r •’ co n th u<d Mr H essel, "n e a rly
O il lights at the touch of • mttch
v e n o s e know s now th a t a c ar m u st
'„ "designed light w eight. It ear. not
gives instant heat. No • raok ’
odor. Portage. Economical- Coxy
m erely be a h eav ier eu. sh av ed dow n
comfort without dust and d irt
in w eight.
desig n in g th e new O v e risn d .
afforded by a mmg
rvEsiM v, N ovem ber
FOR SALE
Price $800
Piano In s tru c tio n
AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1919
17
HOLSTEIN COWS—17
BAILEY BROS., Owners
In this intimate feature-series,-tnt REAL Roosevelt substitutes pen for
Big Stick
and dips into his heart fm these w»>tidcrt ill letters to his ehrldien.
One hand guided the Ship o f S ta te , the ».tin i «»ached out to his beloved
boys and steadied them tip thru the \ ear» ♦< > manhood.
TENDERNESS, ROMPING FUN; SOUND PRINCIPLES OF
RIGHT LIVING; BITS ABOUT BOOKS, SPORT, STUDY;
SIMPLE BUT POINTED DISCUSSIONS OF POLITICS AND
PUBLIC AFFAIRS; PRANKS; P I C T U R E S DRAWN TO
AMUSE BY THE FINGERS THAT THROTTLED TRUSTS
AND SAFEGUARDED THE HERITAGE THAT LS OURS
AND WHICH HE GLORIED IN— LIBERTY FOR ALL!
; V1'’"' ll“v
Instant heat'
w hen and w hei e
y o u w a n t it
Pearl O il is refined and
W it vs-Ov, H and en g in e e rs a p p re c ia te
lîïo m th e s t a r t t h a t th e l ig h t w eight
by our special process^hlch
clean burning, nor sa*
dealers everyw here.-^.« «
quality kerosene as the P
in five-gallon cans. There « »
by buying in bu!k- Ord
by
r to m e e t th e r e q u ir e m e n t s o f c o m -
.
', : r, an“ econom y m ust he a new ly
designed c ar from th e g ro u n d up
a r ? t i e V e s u l '" ” T h e 'n e w 'o v . H and 4
Pearl Oil.
W e racom m and P erfection
- u r 'à
^
. “' X ' r . o - t h e ^
requirement* ev
Heaters.
ln .Î S 'n i c e is b u ilt rig h t Into it. T he
ch assis fo r ' ^ u n c e . £ £ »a J o n ,v
PE»RL OIL
Sn °u n ltn. to assem b le in th e c . r and
K ve
th e n e w d e s ig n ( u ia k -
th e f e a t u r , o f an d m(, re
‘ X a ab le th a n any c a r 1 have
L n . is th , new c a n tile v e r sp rin g
£ £ £ .* • » « » 3 3 2 ; -
( KEROSENB)
heat and LIGHT
STANDARD, OIL „COMPAQ'
ry m o to rist h a .
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“ "T h ese elem en U com bine to k e e p ,
! ’h ‘ SU n u s ^ D7 X
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We believe th is e ar will h«lp
r. S dc ’1 A c t So-dard O il-Gre,ha22
! S v e th e serv ice p ro b lem in th e way
Every quality, every principle th at made Theodore R.sksevelt o u r Greatest
American, is revealed in these heart-to-heart talks and teaching» to hia ehildien
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