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S u ccessfu l G raduates
FRIDAY.
AUGUST
4.
IM I
BIG NEW FEATURES
PLEASANT HOME PEOPLE
ADDED TO COLOSSUS
LEAVE FOR MT HOOD
Made even m ore trem en d o u s th an
A party of h ik ers from P leasan t
in 1921 by th e recent ad d itio n of
m any m ore train ed wild anim al dis Home left T h u rsd ay m orning, w ith
Are the Best Recommendation of
plays and th e p urchase of E urope's O rville Z im m erm an of G resham as
biggest horse show, R ingling B ro th guide, to assail th e h eig h ts of Mount 1
ers and B arnum & Bailey com bined Hood. In th e p arty were Mrs. B. C.
will exhibit a t P o rtlan d A ugust 25.
A ltm an. Miss Maud S m art, a te ac h er i
1922.
from P o rtlan d ; W ilm a Chase, Mabel i
All
who
glance
over
th
e
cable
news
T his in s titu tio a offers a th orou gh , practical, ami standard ed u ration
o r who read th e m agazines m ust Jo h an so n , Mrs. A lta G entry, Miss
at a c o st w ith in reach o f th e h igh sch o o l graduate.
have noted th e m any co n tracts en Gladys Miller. W ilbur A ltm an, Chas. I
tered into by th e R ingling B rothers McKinney, H enry B rink an d th e Rev. I
I t offers tra in in g fo r collegiate degrees In:
fo r foreign ta le n t last w inter.
A
.A griculture
Mine*«
•special ship was ch a rte re d th is spring E arl B. Cotton.
to b ring th e h u n d red s of hum an p er
C om m erce
Pliarm acy
The party will clim b th e m ountain
form ers, train ed an im al acts and F rid ay and re tu rn S aturday.
E n gin eerin g am i M echanic A rts V ocational E d u cation
equine displays to America.
More
F orestry
C hem ical E n g in eerin g
th an a m illion persons saw th e m am -i
H om e E con om ics
M ilitary S cien ce anti tactics
m oth new circus of 1922 d u rin g th e I
PLEASANT HOME
It offers tra in in g also In: T he School of Music, Physical E d u
weeks th a t it exhibited in Madison
cation, In d u stria l Jo u rn alism .
S quare G arden, New York. Now th is
'E very M ember P resent S unday"
m arvelous exhibition is to u rin g th e will be observed by an all-day se r
FA L L TERM O PENS S E P T E M B E R IS
country aboard five g rea t railro ad vice at th e P leasan t Home M ethodist
train s. It Is a th ird bigger th an th e ¡church th is week. T he pasto r. Rev
F o r circu lars of inform ation and illu stra te d booklet w rite to
R ingling B ro th ers and B arnum & E arl B. C otton, will speak In th e
Bailey show of last season. It is ten m orning on th e su b ject of th e "G os
The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College,
tim es la rg e r th an any o th e r circus pel of T oday.” A basket d in n e r will
now
on tour.
be served at noon, and will be fol
Corvallis, Oregon
Big as is th is w onder circus of lowed by a “ Fellow sliip H o u r.”
1922— w ith its m ore th a n 20 train ed D uring th e day th e p asto r will give
w ild-anim al displays in steel are n as, i an object lesson (m ad e of su g a r) for
fully 160 w onderfully schooled trick th e children who a re m em bers of th e
horses, 700 men and women p e rfo rm -, school clubs. T he ritu a l of baptism
ers, 100 clowns, and scores of fea-I will be given to any who will present
tu re s— th e price of adm ission is no 1 them selves at th e m orning services.
m ore th an before. And though th e ! F rien d s of th e church as well as
cordially
Invited.
train ed anim al n u m b ers and th e Im m em bers a re
mense horse show w ere circuses in "Serve th e church th a t lives to
them selves w hile to u rin g Europe, serve.
they are not offered as se p a ra te a t - , In th e evening th e young p e o p le :
trac tio n s by th e R ingling B ro th ers will go to G resham to a tte n d th e
\Ve have them in kid and patent leather, all white, black,
and B arnum & Bailey com bined "E ch o ” m eeting a t 7 o ’clock. The
shows. In stead all a re on one g ig a n delegates who re tu rn e d from th e Ep
tan and color combinations, the pair 75c and 95»
tic program
E very th in g is in one w orth League in stitu te a t F alls City
m am m oth m ain te n t. One tic k et ad will give a rep o rt of th e lesson I
m its to all and includes adm ission to studies and th e good tim es in w hich !
th e trem en d o u s double m enagerie. they p articipated.
Services a t th e B ap tist church
T here a re m ore th an a th o u san d an i
m als in th e xoo of th is circus and this Sunday will begin w ith Bible
B. Y. P. U. at
these include a tin y baby hippopota school at 10 a. m.
to groups and m anages bask et so
P reaching will be at HOW ONE TEACHER
It has been proved that as much as 20% of the
m us only recently born, and accom 7:30 p. m.
TEACHES RURAL SCHOOL cials, picnics, plays, all w ith th e in
T he su b ject fo r m ed itatio n
panied by its th ree-to n m o th er 8:15.
power delivered to the driving wheels may be
A nother rem a rk a b le zoological fea will be "S afety F irs t” w ith th e tr u th
ten tio n of helping them raise the
lost through friction, due to the use of an incor
tu re is an arm o red rhinocerous, th e applied. An exceedingly in te restin g
A te a c h e r who picks th e sm allest funds which enable them to bring in
rect oil.
only one known to exist and for congregation g reeted P a sto r B arry com m unities she can g et— such an
slides m ore often.
which th e R inglings recently refused last Sunday evening.
This friction may be of two kinds—the friction
anom aly is Miss M arg aret V. Thom as,
an offer of $30,000.— Adv.
“They are so responsive,” she said.
of metal on metal, due to the failure of the oil
COTTRELL
now a stu d e n t in th e U niversity of If you love them and do th in g s fo r
T rou td ale Girl to W ed K elso Hoy.
to preserve a lubricating film between the bear
Oregon su m m er school. Miss Thom as
A m arriag e license was issued in
O tto W inans of Hood R iver is v isit n ever trie s fo r a big school b ut se them , they will love you— alm ost to
ing surfaces, or the friction of oil on oil—the
death. And those children a re not
ing
his
sister,
Mrs.
A.
J.
Bram
and
P
o
rtlan
d
recently
to
Louis
P.
H
ud
internal, molecular friction of the lubricant
lects th e sm aller places from choice, ‘fed up' on city m ovies; they g et a
son. 21, of Kelso, W ashington, and fam ily.
Miss Arleen C unningham , 17, of
N ellie P itts has retu rn ed to h er realizing an o p p o rtu n ity to do a g reat good deal o ut of th e u niversity films.
Too heavy an oil, or an oil lacking in "oiliness'’
T routdale.
horns h ere a fte r spen d in g a couple deal besides sim ply teach th e school
—the quality that makes it cling to the bearings
of years w ith h er sister, Mrs. B ertha su b jects. Miss T h o m as’s outfit in , T he people In th e sm all settlem en ts
are pioneers; th e ir children a re th e
while at the same time offering a minimum of
S utton at P ark d ale.
EAST OF THE SANDY.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron W ish art and cludes stereopticon slides and a ca r ¡children of pioneers, and a re th e fln-
internal or fluid friction—constitutes a direct
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bischoff left on son of P o rtlan d spent Sunday even bide g en e rato r, and an occasional , eat In th e country. They deserve th e
drain on the available horsepower of your
Ju ly 23 fo r an extended visit w ith ing w ith Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Crosw ell. m o tio n -p ictu re film is shown.
motor.
I best th e s ta te has to offer.”
frien d s and relativ es in M ichigan
Mr. and Mrs. F red Meyer called on
"W
e
produce
th
e
‘m
ovies'
In
th
e
j
Mr
and
Mrs.
T
re
b
er
a
t
Pow
ell
Valley
Miss T hom as has used th e in d u s
Mrs. W illiam H u rt and d au g h ter.
d ark en ed schoolhouse,” Miss T hom as ) tria l films m ost, also th e geographic
The right body at all operating temperatures
Miss Agnes are home again a fte r a T uesday aftern o o n .
Mrs.
G
ertru
d
e
Sm
ith
and
d
au
g
h
ter,
sh o rt stay w ith Mr. H u rt n ea r T illa
explains,” an d a vlctro la plays b e - ;
Made from carefully selected crudes and scientifically
C aroline Ja n e of Ogden, U tah, and tw een th e pictu res w hile we v en tilate , an d h istorical. H er w hole aim Is to
mook.
refined by our patented high-vacuum process, Zerolsne
stim u la te com m unity life in th e
h
er
m
o
th
er
Mrs.
Jam
es
M
anary
of
Percy Bell Is in H eppner v isitin g P o rtlan d , sp e n t Sunday w ith Mrs. th e room. T he children a re eag er to
has great "oiliness.” It clings to bearing surfaces, while
sm allest p la c e s’ and to add to th e
his
sister,
Mrs.
Chas.
L
atourell.
offering in itself a minimum of frictional rasistanca to
Jos. M anary.
help. T hey are happy to be allowed sum to ta l of happiness. She ta u g h t
the engine power.
Mrs. T hom as Lowe and d au g h ter,
Ada Wood of P o rtlan d spent Sun to ru n th e vlctro la o r even open th e '
last y ear at H eceta, a lonely spot on
Mrs. F red Federsplel, atten d ed th e day at home.
Zerolene maintains the right lubricating body under all
w indow s.”
L adies’ Aid picnic in T ro u fd ale on
th e Oregon coast, and next year she
conditions. As the engine gets hot, bearing clearances
th e 2d Inst.
Not only does Miss T hom as tak e will be n ear Reedsport.
POWELL VALLEY
decrease. Analysis of Zerolene shows that the variations
Mrs. C has. H ew itt is spending sev
th e slides to those people who are
in its body, at the various engine temperatures, follow in
eral weeks visiting frien d s in th is
The L adies’ Aid of th e Powell Val fa r from cities and tow ns of any size,
close relation the decrease in bearing clearances.
vicinity.
T ru ck for Wood.
F o rd truck.
ley Mission church will hold its re g
Because of their "oiliness,” stability and purity, Zero
T he Misses Lucile N ewton and May u lar m eeting W ednesday aftern o o n , but a fte r m aking them in terested in F in e for wood hauling. Good cab
lene oils give perfect lubrication and help to develop the
W inthers, who have been spending A ugust 9, a t 2 o'clock a t th e church. doing th in g s on a com m unity scale All ready to use, $140 down, balance
easy.
M cCarter G arage, o r phone
maxim um power, speed and gasoline mileage of the car.
several weeks a t th e H ard in g ranch,
Com m union services will be held she organizes children and ad u lts In 2331.
retu rn ed to B a ttle G round, W ashing next Sunday at th e Pow ell Valley
ton, on th e 1st Inst. Mrs. P ulford Mission church, a fte r th e m orning
and d au g h ters, R uth an d L illian, will service. In th e evening, th e Rev. M.
also re tu rn to B a ttle G round soon.
E. A nderson, will preach In th e E ng
Miss Maud H in k le an d b ro th er, lish language.
F rancis, are spending a few weeks
F u n eral services for Joseph H arry
in Y akim a, w here Lloyd B ram hall Sedig were held last T uesday at th e
STA N D A RD O U COMPANY
j expects to join them soon.
Powell Valley Mission church w ith
Ju ly 1, 1922 was a n o th e r Red L e tte r Day for th e ow ners of o u r
t California I
officiating.
H e was
Mrs. Lucas left M onday fo r a few the p asto r
7 per cent P rio r P referen ce Stock.
days’ visit In Hood R iver a fte r which born and raised in Powell Valley and
T k r f n ’ e ' i ° r thou8and8 of dollars were m ailed o u t by us to o u r
she Is going to N ebraska for a stay of th e crow ded church to g e th e r w ith
LARf QUARTER?Yan n i v i n X n ‘n peyPle n t of th e SECOND RKOU-
several m onths.
th e larg e asso rtm en t of flowers evi
« d a « rM tW ® . w J r i i ’ END
In th is sound
She is accom panied by her g ra n d denced th e fact th a t he and th e Sedig
d a u g h te r, who has been spending fam ily have a larg e circle of sym pa
M ailing8 List "fou- jEeV* tm en t A p a r tm e n t a t once and get on o u r
several weeks here.
thizing friends.
j Mrs. Wm. H ard in g and d au g h ters,
P ian o T uning.
A gatha and Mabel, le ft recently for a
several w eeks’ m o to r trip to Ender- S atisfaction g u aran teed . $3. P hone
Jones, G resham 1561, care O u t
by, B. C.
look.
The m ost in te restin g topic in this
vicinity for som e tim e has been th e
Inv estm en t D ep artm en t
T elephone 2101 if you w ant th e
question of erectin g th e new Union
i high school to replace th e one th a t M ultnom ah county fa ir g r o u n d s.
burned recently. An election was
held on W ednesday evening and it
Room 605 E lectric Bldg , P o rtlan d , Oregon
was then decided to ere ct th e new
b u ilding on th e P o u n d er property.
By th e election called fo r T hursday
Give it your immediate attention and enjoy health.
th e necessary $30,000 bonds for th e
p urchase of th is p ro p erty and th e
Do not h e sita te to in vestigate my m ethods used In tre a tin g v a ri
erection of th e new b u ilding was
ous diseases. H ave successfully tre a te d m any chronic and acu te
m ade possible. At th e election W ed
cases. Including R heum atism , H eadache, A sthm a, C a ta rrh K idney
nesday evening, 47 votes were cast
Liver, H ea rt, Stom ach and Fem ale D isorders.
F ull line of Cold Lunch M eats
in favor of th e P o u n d er property, 23
F ree C onsultation
for th e T an n e r p ro p erty and five for
th e Tom Evans pro p erty . On T h u rs
day evening th e re were 93 votes cast
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
in favor of th e bonds and only 30
Steam B ath , MaNsage, E lectro-C hiropractic and Ozone T reatm ents.
Main St., G resham
(1EO. DIKTL, Prop.
ag ain st It.
Phone 1711
Office H ours: 9 to 1; 2 to 5.
414-15 Stock E xchange Bldg., T h ird and Y am hill, P o rtlan d Oregon
Phone Main 2722
Res. P ho n e T abor 1520
KELSO
The W om an’s club m et last T h u rs
day a t th e hom e of Mrs. A C Baum
bach. T he m em bers present were
f M esdames Herz, Kligel, R Jo n sru d ,
"Peterson, R uthke, D. H ite, J. H ite,
A door will keep out un
E. Revenue, K ersch, Able and Phipps.
A n u m b er of visitors w ere also p res
welcome guests but it can
en t and they were Mrs. Dawson, Mrs.
J. Dunn, Mrs. Becker, Misses Helen
not stop Fire, the worst of
During July and August. Delivered into basement.
Nelson, M ildred J a rl and D orothy
all enemies. Insurance a-
Jo n sru d . T he club took up th e dis
Cash on Delivery.
cussion of p ain tin g th e in te rio r of the
lone stops loss.
school rooms. A co m m ittee was ap
pointed to estim ate th e cost. Music
Gresham, Route A
Phone 1083
and singing was enjoyed. Delicious
T here Is a wlw>le century
refre sh m e n ts were served
T he next
m eeting will be a t th e hom e of Mrs
o f fair ilealin g liack of
E. V. E rickson.
Phone 1581
every
H artford F ire Insur
T he D ecker th re sh in g m achine
com m enced th e season in th is vicinity
an ce C om pany p oliey.
last week.
Miss Helen Nelson o f C herryville
has been spending th e past week vis
for Fresh Cows, Beef Cows, Hogs,
itin g M ildred Ja rl.
Call on this agency
It Is good news to th e people of
Calves, of any kind
th is d istric t th a t Miss C aroline Vae-
re ttl has consented to re tu rn as p rin
cipal of th e school th is fall.
Mrs. H. Eri has as g u est h er cou
sin. Miss B urch of Dayton
Main Street
Mrs. F W C anning and th e Misses
Gresham,
O re g o n
( an n ln g atten d ed th e fu n eral of Miss
P h o n e 2«<>1; 303
H attie Kelly in P o rtlan d last week
The Misses Elizabeth M argaret
A T ire you will be proud to
and Angela C anning recently took
MOST FOLKS’ ARE
own. Every Fisk T ire user
an au to trip to T illam ook
Is a F isk Booster.
ABOUT AS HAPPY
A son was born to Mr and Mrs A
R e-tlre with F isks and
Don’t
Forget
the
as th e ir d in n e r allow s them to
Skogan last week.
enjoy m otoring to th e fullest
be. Y our ap p e tite feels q u ite ag
Y o u r engine requires r e f a la r clean-
extent,
g rav ated If your digestion Is not
S tate wide p o ultry m en’s conven
■“ «• D e ale rs w ho d isp lay th is « r s
fu rn ish ed w ith th e proper m enu.
use Calo! F lu sh in g O il (n r . « l e t , >»4
tion at O. A. C., A ugust 1-2-3.
Fisk Tire« and Tubes.
the
ro
seh
nena
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y
re
fill
w
ith
Zees-
L et th is m a rk e t assist you. We
At MONTROSE PARK
I«n< of th« correct ( r t d v
will be pleased to serve you.
Oldfield Tires and Tubes.
T he M ultnom ah county fa ir of
Saturday Night«, Sunday
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
American Akron Tires and
fice's telephone n um ber Is 2101.
( C e lifo r n ie j
A FEW
O. A. C.
August
Close - Outs
Children’s White Canvas Tennis Shoe, with
rubber soles, sizes up to 2 |, pair 98c
Boys’ White Heavy Canvas Shoes, with
brown trimming, $2.75 grade to close
at the p air,.................................. $2.25
Boys’ Brown Canvas Shoes, rubber sole with
heels, $2.25 grade, to close. . . . $1.98
Men’s Brown Canvas Shoes, with heels,
$2.50 grade to c lo se ................. $2.15
BABIES’ SHOES AND SLIPPERS
Two kinds
ot
friction
Walrad Mercantile Co.
DIVIDEND NO. 2
Another Red Letter Day
more power ¿speeds
less friction and wear <V
thru (om d lubrication
NEXT DIVIDEND ON OCTOBER FIRST
This Stock Yields 7.3 per cent
Portland Railway, Light & Power Co.
YOUR AILM ENT
CHOICE MEATS
Homemade Hams, Bacon, Sausage, Lard
. DR. C. R. KEHRES
SANITARY MARKET
Doors Bum!
Gas Briquetts
LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES
$16.00
Orient Lumber Co.
BUILDING MATERIAL
$16.00 per ton
EKSTROM TRUCK SERVICE
CASH PAID
JOHN BROWN
See Me for Cattle Hauling
E. BAUMANN,
Gresham, Phonp 2TI1
F IS K
BIG JAZZ DANCE
A. J. W. BROWN
Phone 1891
Afternoons and Evening«.
Storage b attery rep a irin g and re
ch arg in g ,
s ta rte r
and
g e n e ra to r
work.
R ak er « Son.
Two
lea from T routdale on
C olum bia H ighw ay.
nt I
Tubes.
I4KO. A. BRANDT
Phone 1107
O pposite B row n's M arket