Gresham outlook., July 25, 1922, Page 4, Image 4

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COUNTY ROAD FUND
road budget of »290,450, pointed out
IS FACING CRISIS R oad m aster E atchel in a w arning
OfTlAM M t,
TUKKOA Y,
(JRK’C U A lf T O CAI^
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JULY
2S,
1M B
POTATO INSPECTION WORK
jg j q gj< CONTINUED
Effort» of M ultnom ah
county rep o rt su b m itted to th e (om ra s
.Miss M ildred K nighton left F ri-
The first series on p o tato inspec­
com m issioners to m ake th e g en eral sioners yesterday, leaving »73,125 day evening for P o rtlan d w here she tion w hich was com menced la st week
fund do all the work provided fo r w ith which to carry on road p ro j­ joined h er a u n t, Mrs. Sm ith, and will be tak en up again th is week
It in th e ann u al budget, and also ects for th e rem a in d er of th e year. w ith h er w ent to M arshfield on a L ast T uesday and W ednesday P ro ­
visit.
fessor H yslop from th e Oregon Agri-
ta k e care of the num erous little T his m eans no new road work,
Miss Mabel Shipley expects to F e - c ltu r a l college, was h ere and Inspect­
afte r-th o u g h ts cropping up since stric te st economy in com pleting
th e first of th e year, are being work begun and a probable cut in e r a to her work a t th e Bank of ed some of th e potato fields whose
G resham a fte r a w eek’s vacation.
. ow ners have 8igned up for p o ta, 0
com plicated by a crisis in th e con­ m aintenance work.
T
hom
as
W
iles
Is
building
a
new
8eed certification
It was im possible
dition of th e county road fund, here­
hom e on W allula H eights Just off for hlm to g et over a „ th e fleldg
One
em
ergency
co
n
trib
u
ted
to
tofore believed by them to be in !
th e deflation of th e road fund. T h at from Powell stre e t, n o rth of Dr. Il l how ever, so the work will be tak en
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u
c o it u j
V
U llU lliU U ,
very
healthy
condition
up , * aln thig week
W ith little more th an six m onths
I unprecedented snow and Ice H. H ughes’ new residence.
Miss Alice Todd of Ridgefield.
P ro fesso r H yslop is expected to be
passed, »217,325 has been spent of a ^
kade ° " ‘be Colum bia riv er
j highw ay, which cost considerable W ashington, is h ere visiting her here on W ednesday and T h u rsd ay
—— —— — money to rem ove and cracked th e g ran d p a re n ts, Dr. and Mrs. R. H Only a few of th e patches ow ned by
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She expects to stay about th e grow n-ups rem ain to be inspect­
, supports
two viaducts n ear Todd.
M ultnom ah falls before th e stra in ,w o w eeks-
ed. T his week inspection will be
) was relieved. T h ere has been ex-
Guy Jones is spending a few days chiefly confined to th e patches owned
¡pended alread y »30,477.31 fo r em er- with relativ es in so u th ern Oregon, by th e club boys and g irls. T h ere are
gency w ork on th e highw ay, w ith
J- w - Xodd and Tom Boyle mo- 56 nam es on th e club list for potato
' ab o u t »2500 rem ain in g to be spent to re d to Ridgefield, W ashington, inspection. O utside in te rest on p o ta­
before th e east viaduct a t th e falls on Sunday last.
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to ____
im _ provem
ent has created an in ter-
Aaron McCollough of Moberly, Mis- est In" th e work for the'm”
is safe.
As a .........-
little relief to th e road luiju,
fund, souri, Is spending
th e week
n ot Just
know n definitely
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l a iiOwn it aen is
m teiy
R o ad m aster E atchel suggested th e hia cousins, I. T. and W. S. Wood of when th e professor will arriv e so no
f tra
ra n
n a sfe
f o r r of
nf
1 »32,977.31
9 9 0 7 7 91
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__
from the , th
th e e Cedar
( ed ar district
d istrict.
program
can be arran g ed .
county em ergency fund to th e road
A baby g irl was born to Mr. and T hose in ch arg e hope to visit fields in
j fund, holding th a t th e road fund Mrs C hester G reggs last Monday Lynch an d W ilkes d istric ts on Wed
should not have been penalized fo r m orning, Ju ly 17. Both m o th er and nesday m orning and fields a t C o rb ett
“4’HAMINO" TH E 4’HANHIN
th e acts of th e elem ents.
baby are doing well.
and S pringdale in th e aftern o o n
Ju
d
g
e
and
Mrs.
G.
W.
Stapleton
T hursday m orning a visit may be
T h a t's o u r Job— to see th a t every
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN an d fam ily and Mr. and rMs. Joseph j m ade to Powell Valley, Hillsview and
p a rt of a chassis is in apple pio
H aley spent last week-end a t C am p, O rient. If th e work Is not th en com-
running order, and we w on’t let ! T he undersigned has found it to Kosky on th e W ashougal river.
pie ted th e work will be continued
( his ad v an tag e to assign his jew elry
it leave ou r shop until it is. Of . stock to an association rep resen tin g
T h e Rev. and Mrs. C arl Young and T hursday aftern o o n
course we take care of th e body,
the cred ito rs who will T h ePuSnder- i “ “ “ 7 / r ' ln« to n ’ O reS °n ’ are v‘8
week, out of th e fo u r place«
steering gear, rad iato r, hood, etc , sam e for th e ir benefit,
Iting a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. H visited which w ere ow ned by club
signed
expects
to
reopen
in
a
few
algo. Let us "ch ase” your chassis
days prepared to do all kinds of c - L»fson and fam ily.
boys, th re e of th e patches passed in
and you’ll have no break-dow ns
w ^ c L s ’ and ^jewelry anicies" belong'
E ' M eUger
‘hlS sp ect,o n - They w w e the
on the road.
Ing to custoniers" a r e projected am i w ™ * ™ '
‘° aU e" d BUyCr'S by H arold Lyncb ° f Lyncb dl8^ ic t
| ing to custom ers are protected and
will be delivered to ow ners in a few W eek. T hey expect to be g one th e whose p o tato es are E arly Rose and
Sherman McCarter Garage days when th e sto re reopens.
^ « » “ in d e r of th is week.
those ow ned by H orace and Mahlon
GUY D. JONES.
C. G. S chneider as post com m ander. Evans of C orbett whose potatoes are
E d n er W edin and O. E. N oreen has I A m erican W onders. T he E vans de-
been chosen as A m erican Legion del- J serve m uch cred it for th e fine show-
egates to atten d the sta te conven- ing they have m ade so fa r th is year,
tion which is to be held at The L ast year th e ir potatoes w ere badly
| Dalles on Ju ly 27 and 28.
diseased and th ey werre to ld th a t
A baby boy was born to Mr. and ¡only th ro u g h hill selection could
M rs^ L . A. Sw aggart of Rockwood, they hope to get anyw here th is next
on Monday, Ju ly 24.
I year. T h eir potatoes th is y ea r b ear
W in cliester C om pany
evldence ° f how h ard and diligently
N ational F ish in g C on test.
tbey worked
T h e value of th e ir
"T h e song of a rod and hook”— WOrk is very clearly «hown by th e re-
doesn’t it m ake you feel like c a s t-,'8ult8
ing care aside for aw hile and ta k in g '
W illiam E lliot of O rient was th e
you*-’ can 8e Z By V h 7 hfere’etdro T o 7 htehr :
t
T ’ PaS9e<i
That ha»» a standard th ree epeed transm ission.
A baked enam el body th at w ill not check or crack.
One man top w ith a ttra c tiv e gypsy cu rtain s.
Two good lined brakes on rear axle (liand em erg en cy ).
W ater pump co o lin g system w itli honey com b radiator.
Standard Remy Ignition w ith w ater proof co ll ami tim er that
w ill not w ear out.
High grade rear title assem bly w ith spiral gears and New I
|>arture hall bearings— q u iet and strong.
That uses approxim ately 80% less g a so len e ami lOOCt
lubricating oil.
I bat has a rigid steerin g gear m aking d riv in g safe.
Four doors ami slan tin g a d ju sta b le w in d sh ield .
Nu|terior geat o il pump lubrication w ith pressure o il gu age.
'lo to r, tliat w ill not have to Ite rehored in less than 5 0 taxi t o
15 0 ,0 0 0 m iles.
M illard I lireaded Rubber hattery (h ig h est grad e Imttery m a d e),
latrge k in g bolts w ith g rea se cup lubrication.
Nolld running tmarria covered w ith lig o len m .
That Is fully rqulp|ied, nicely liniahetl, su b sta n tia lh built w ith
“ nothing to buy but th e license."
BUY A CHEVROLET
It's the greatest value per dollar invested, in the light car field.
SMITH MOTOR CAR CO.
Latourell Building
Phone 23J 1
Japanese Table Cloths
$1.25 to $3.00
44, 50 and 60-inch.
Sealpax Union Suits
They are loose and cool, ju st the
kind for the hot days.
We have the misses, made of Nainsook Check with
bloomer leg, ages 2 to 12 years, the suit
W omen's are in W hite Cambric, bodice top, suit
And in Flesh Color, Hemstitched Cambric
’
r n p o tato inspection,
T he slze of th e po tato exhibits for
th e county fftlr has been cut down to
10 potatoes. A peck of potatoes is
po tato es is
tPe o rd in ary am ount. M a n y 'o f th e
cIub boys a re p lan n in g on show ing
s°m e of th e ir potatoes
Several of
J ,
7 ° P’annIn«
pUt'
$1.00
$1.00
$1.50
Also have Jersey-fitting Union Suits, a t
60c, 75c and $1.00 the suit
1 lentv of Ladies SILK IIOSE NOW in the colors most wanted
From 98c to $2.50 pair
A Good Rib Top Cotton Hose, at the pair, 25c
A nnounces
g rea t ou td o o rs? And if you catch a
big fellow th e re ’s a chance to win a
splendid W inchester rifle, too.
A.
W. M etzger & Com pany, local W in-
Chester agents,
a re
pushing
a
n atio n al fishing contest, which is be-
ing prom oted by th e W inchester Re-
p eatin g Arms Company. T he condi-
' °O M h e “
‘m u ^ be cau g h t
Why Not Pay a Little More
and Get a Car?
Imported
SPECIAL
G irls’ Pink Sateen Bloomers for 68c
New Leather Belts, white, black and red, 25c
Walrad Mercantile Co.
Gresham, Oregon
Gold Seal CONGOLEUM Art-Rugs
with e ith e r a W in ch ester rod, line ,ln g on exh ib its d em o n stratin g p lan ts
reel, or bait. T his does not mean tb a t bave different diseases,
th a t th e com plete equipm ent m ust :
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be W inchester, but som e p a rt of it W H E R E RADIO NOINEN COME
m ust be.
FROM.
Two— The fish m ust be w eighed on
tested scales and m easured with a
Anyone who has listened in on a
tape m easure, len g th to be taken radio set d u rin g th e approach of a
from end of low er jaw w ith m outh th u n d e r sto rm has little new to dis- |
closed, to tip * of tail. * T •* he
X
—
- v weight,
v x 1 11 V , ?°Y®r
hissing, i
. _ _ *" th e way
V of fry ,n *- U1DJ
length and g irth , date, place and full • bubbling
and sp u tte rin g noises
.
specifications, if possible, of th e rod, is only n a tu ra l for th e liste n e r to ! A
reel, line and lu re (o r b ait) used in w onder w here they all come from.
ta k in g th e fish m ust be stated .
In g en eral th e re are ju s t two k in d s X
T h re e — Secure a W inchester fish­ of railio noises, th e ones th a t ca n ’t ¡ A
ing
contest
affirm
ation
blank
from
,.
.
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In 'v
he above m entioned W inchester th e first class are all of th e n a tu ra l
dealer. F ill It o ut com pletely as per ones th a t resu lt front electrical dis-1 X
in stru ctio n s on th e blank and give it tu rb an ces In th e e th e r th ro u g h X
h
a «
°. WiH n’aiI 11
New Which a " ra d ,° waveg f a v¿l It m ust t
Haven
Affirmation m ust be m ade be rem em bered th a t these waves fol- i
and urned In w ithin ten days from low th e sam e laws and behave in ex-
Isn t it su rp risin g to find such a ttra c tiv e ru g s so rem a rk a b ly low--
th e d ate th e fish is caught.
actly th e sam e m an n er as th e waves I
p n e e d .’ And no m a tte r w h eth er it Is a ru g for th e living room ,
T he classes a re :
created "to o rd e r” by m an-m ade ma-
din in g room, bedroom o r k itch en , people alw ays say th e sam e th in g .
Brook T ro u t— F o r th e larg est chlnery.
t o r th ese b eau tifu l rugs come in rich colorings and designs a rtisti-
r a ’,Kht y Uh , e lth e r fly
T he second class of noises is th e
caliy su itab le for every room In th e house.
or bait between opening day of th e re su lt of fau lty w iring, o r in m anv
Y ou’ll find th a t these ru g s n ot only save you money, b u t h ou rs of
vv?n°h ,aD<’u Sa P,,e„n] her 30 — One ra9es 'm pprfect o r im properly con-
tim e in cleaning
They req u ire no laborious b eating o r sw eeping
W lnchester Model 94 rep eatin g rifle, stru cted b atteries.
W ires m ust be
T he lig h test m opping leaves th e ir w aterproof su rface clean and
Rainbow T ro u t— F o r th e larg est tig h t
It Is for th is reason th a t so
spotless.
rainbow tro u t cau g h t between open- m any who build rad io sets ta k e spec-
They are extrem ely d u rab le an d lie perfectly snug on th e floor w ith-
’n,K.
of ,h
ctober
lal care bind,nK
to solder
out fasten in g of any kind. T he rich colors will not fade.
3j r L ay
g V
’,n f‘ rh ei,,er M and
<>" pi O 94
re - !h°,uKh
p° « ' p all r o jo
v in
e a ts even
PA T T ER N S AND SIZES F O R EVERY ROOM.
P
. c
v
ln* ‘y “ Kht grlP ° n th e w!fVH.
Brown T ro u t—-F or th e larg est
To a g rea t m any people a battery-
(1 X 0 f<>et
» X 1OJÍ feet
brown tro u t caught w ith e ith e r fly is ju st a b atterv , and need only be
7 H X 9 feet
0x12
feet
2 L , ba Í b et^TTu ?Pen ,n g day and considered from a stan d p o in t of volt-
I) X B feet
0 X Í5
feet
m P i
S otb— On® W inchester age and am p ere-h o u r capacity
It is
t ' i
M n T ¿ r \ r'n
! rUP ,h a t theM ,hlng8 arp ° f p rl">«
7 our Home Furnisher
Sm all-M outh Black Bass— F o r th e im p o rtan ce, but th e re a re othei fea-
G R E SH A M . OREG O N
Inrc, t sm all m outh
black
bass titres of co n stru ctio n d eserv in g of
cau g h t before O ctober 21st One far m ore a tte n tio n th a n is common?v
S3 W inchester Model 94 rep eatin g rifle, given them .
Large-M outh Black Bass— F o r th e
An im p o rta n t fe a tu re of th e ” B’
largest
larg e-m o u th
black
bass o r 24-volt b attery for exam ple Is
caught n o rth of th e Mason and Dixon th a t It m ust be able to hold Its
line betw een April 1st and October ch arg e for long periods not only be-
U s t— One W inchester Model 94 re- cause of econom y, but because elec-
p eatln g rifle
trical leak ag e from cell to cell or
’’o’’ ’ fip J a rg e s t fish of any kind front positive to n egative posts of any
caught with a W inchester fly rod
p a rtic u la r cell Is d istin ctly a noise
One W in ch ester Model 94 rep eatin g producer. It Is to prevent th is dls-
rl
t
tu rb ln g effect th a t th e W illard Stor-
It is expected th a t m any of o u r age B attery Com pany, has developed
local Isaac W altons will en te r th is a form of " B ’ b attery in which each
contest. It is a well know n fact th a t cell is a g lass ja r capped w ith a
th e re are some big«fish In th e stream s special screw top and se p arate d from
and lakes In th is county and th e its neighbors by co m p artm en t par-
It is lip to each tnan to create his own “ ag e” bonus,
chances are excellent th a t some of titlo n s. It is said th a t th e leakage
o u r experts will land prize w inning and consequently th e possibility of
l e t u re yourself at 60 or 70 and begin to hand your future self
catches.
" B ” b attery noises is p ractically
some highly acceptable bonus cheeks. The way to do this is
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elim inated.
J. E. METZGER
GIVE YOURSELF AN AGE BONUS
BAGS
BAGS
V M .”? W ,
BAGS
New and Second Hand
Most men who served our nation during- the
. r xeel that they are entitled to a bonus
LOrni i i>nc e
Each young man also
should foresee the time when he will need a
comforting age bonus to ease his advanc­
ing years.
Begin to Provide For It Now.
F ree M ethodist Church Services.
C hurch services next Sunday at the
F ree M ethodist church will be as fol-
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lows:
at 10
a m.
_ Sunday
, A - school
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p reach in g at 11 a m
Evening ser-
vlee p reaching at 8 o ’clock; p ray er
njaetlng, T hursday evening at 8
o c lo c a
i» i xs »
We have Just had our Roller Mill overhauled and sharp­
ened and are ready to do first-class rolling and chopping.
If you have grain of any kind to sell,
see us. We want it.
1451
Phone for Store
1281
Phone for Mill
i
By DR M. A. MATHEWS
T he ch ild ’s brain is susceptible of
Ihe highest developm ent, but it
should be developed along th e line
Gresham, Oregon
of Its Inclinations and for practical
purposes. If ever th e re was a tim e
when sanity in education w as need-
If the m an u factu rin g p lan ts of th is i o u r bovs should be enco.ica-„a
PLEASANT HOME
i'<
1- now *■ ,h»
— < tin»«»
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O u r schools country had to depend upon Am eri- le a r n
.
06 en co u ra*ed to
and colleges are ed ucating th e youth can m aster m echanics th e h ic to r “ » of to become n
“ ‘‘« " t r a d e s , L.
and
T h e!
We h ir » t,8 te r " in th e lr trad e s
Mr. Rnd Mrs. A. C. Rich and fam ily of th is land aw ay from th e n a tu ra l »the land would have to close
have moved into th e house recently
s ',
vacated by Mr. and Mrs Ohmet. who
moved to Rockwood
Mrs
F reelln C o rau tt and little
gran d so n of P o rtlan d , were the guests
Sunday of the fo rm e r’s d au g h ter T h e »m.
.
,for 8*lf-',’lp P °r ’ unions of the country to destroy th e FARM ERS MUTUAL HAS p r o s .
Kof ,.odi,y h ” "f h w l Of ap p ren tices
T h . I d ra “ ?
PBRÒCTT e a r
Mrs. Jew ell Collins
The g ,r, .b o n , to m arry k n o w , { f ^ ’ ot
We have a good stock of
new and second-hand bags for Grain, pota­
toes, Etc. .Also Sack Twine, Needles, Etc.
FARMERS!
W. Metzeter & Co.
to save a part of all your present earnings and deposit such
sums regularly
In an Account with
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P ractical
I m a t ion.
is going
going to
a n n v - ever
v » r af­
she e is
to "live
"live h happy
te r," w hile th e widow- about to m arry
hopes th a t w ith luck, she may live
com fortably ever after.
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Nearly everybody believes th a t If
he should fall at his present business
he could ta k e up w riting and m ake a
good living at It w ithout any work
n o rth m entioning.
,
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FIRST STATE BANK
m em bers of society.
KT. S
o
They seem will perm it to be tra in e d ' ’ qoeh a
J
J.7, » ¡ z iSXSKSj -» “ b2r
M utual F ire Relief
ic» T he m ajority are tr y ln r to find
Men of
. ! • •»•ociatlon adopted a u n if o m
en elev ato r by which th e y 'c an ride to «pend th e ir tin e and
n!onPy ’ ho“ 1' 1 r 8 ,’> of 3°c Per hu n d red d o llars In-
th e top story of Success Success was ene?gx in founding
? , 7 and ’? ? . r ?u r ,n c * on •>' '« rm p ro p erty. This
never reached bv an elev a to r
The reefing
i \ A lereS^®y’ ani^ d i- ^ow ra te
enable every fa rm e r to
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