Gresham outlook., April 22, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

To Test Brake* by Portable Device. FIK E PR E V E N T IO N TO
T he B ureau of S tan d a rd s of the
HE T il EME AT SCHOOL
school will enjoy th e ir an n u a l picnic
U nited S tate s h as p erfected a new,
at th e picnic g ro u n d s of th e P o rtlan d
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portab le, b rak e -te stin g device, w hich
ises to be in te re stin g and In stru ctiv e Siam , w as a c a lle r today a t th e O u t­ Autom obile club on th e Sandy river.
elim inates the perso n al equation in
te stin g b rakes and does aw ay w ith " J "
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th * G,’ei’ham ^ ad - look office. H e is now on a tw o- E xtensive p la n s a re being m ade for
m easured road stretch e s. The device X ? '
eVen,n*;( ^ V 1, 25’ m onth«' leave of absence from his th e day
T he an n iv ersary celeb ratio n of th e
co n sists essen tially of a suspended
h*n
“ n a t‘° nal ,Or' post and is accom panied by his wife.
w eight w hich sw ings forw ard when e stry officer will be th e p rin cip al Mr. Brodie is p u b lish er of th e Oregon Odd F ellow s lodge w ill be held next
th e c a r slow s down. It is oil-im ­ sp eak er. R. E. Sm ith, Zig Zag ran g e r, City E n te rp rise and ta k es an active Monday night, by th e G resham lodge
m ersed, to provide sufficiently slow will also be presen t. T hey w ill give in te re st in th e conduct of th e b u si­ an d R ebekahs, w hen m em bers and
m otion to p erm it a record to be made Inform ation of special in te re st to ness.
th e ir fam ilies w ill m eet and c a rry out
by a pen on a m oving sheet of paper.
an a p p ro p ria te program .
to u rists and picnic p a rtie s and to all
R eadings a re direct, show ing exactly
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. R obinson r e ­
Miss H ester T horpe, a te ac h er in
how m any feet a re covered by the citizens, as th e p ro tectio n of th e fo r­
ceived
today a le tte r from th e Amer th e A lbany school, sp en t the E aster
ests
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c a r betw een in itial application of
b rak e s and full stop. T he device is all. T he m eeting w ill begin a t S lean co n su lar service in S h anghai no­ w eek end w ith Mrs. Jo h n Brow n and
tify in g them of th e death on M arch o th e r frien d s here.
said to elim in ate th e in accu racy of o’clock.
previous m ethods of m easu rem en t of
26 of th e ir son Sam W., who sue-
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„ „ Mrs.
,lIB A lta
Mrs. „ A. . „.
S. H isey „ and
b rak es, caused by th e p ersonal equa-
cum bed to pneum onia about ten days I G entry are today atten d in g th e ses-
tion or brain lag In the o p erato r, j
C ard of T hanks.
T hus, In other m ethods of testing, an
We d esire to ex p ress our ap p recia- a fte r his a rriv a l th e re to ta k e up sions of th e 39th convention of the
o p e ra to r Is told "apply your b rak e s." tion and g ra titu d e to those who e x ­ new sp ap er work. Mr. R obinson w as Oregon Sunday School association I
i t he ta k es half a second to respond, tended to us th e m any ac ts of kind- about 30 y ea rs of age and served in w hich has been changed to th e Oregon |
and his c a r is trav elin g a t 20 m iles an nessess d u rin g th e illn ess, and a fte r the W orld W ar for two and a h alf Council of Religious E ducation. L ast
hour, th e c a r moves 15 feet betw een J the d eath of o u r dear husband and
n U h t the Rev. an d Mrs. H isey atten d
com m and and execution of It, w hich father. We wish also to th a n k our y e a rs’
15 feet, of course, Is counted In m eas- friends for th e b eautiful floral offer-
Mrs. B. F. W atkins has gone to th e ed ’ w hen they llstened to a fine ad-
u rin g th e distance covered in th e Ings.
d ress * by
T hom as sa n ita riu m n e a r G r e s h a m '1"““"
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’ A.
* C hurchill, sta ‘ te su p e r­
stopping test. T he new device, being
Mrs. C linton Gordy, Mr. and Mrs.
in
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of
schools, w hen he spoke
w
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will
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autom atic, is not su b ject to th a t erro r.
J. J. W ilson, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
th e sum m er.
on th e new plan for religious educa­
H autz, M arg aret A rm strong.
tion in th e schools.
WOOI» HAWING
Mrs. M isha D avies and ch ild ren
The fu n eral w as held la st S atu rd ay |
Q uickly and efficiently done by ex­ _
Window CleanTng
R ichard and D orothy of G ladstone
perts. All o rd ers prom ptly attended
F or ex p e rt window clean in g see S. visited over th e w eek-end w ith the in P o rtlan d of E. J. Ladd, for 30 years
to reg a rd le ss of size.
T ajim a, or leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n
a prom inent business m an of P o rt­
GEO. SHAW Phone * » ED. SM ITH Brown. G resham , phone 2501.
| form er s fath e r, J. J. R obertson and land. Mr. Ladd w as th e fath e r of I
| o th er relativ es.
Mrs. H. V. Adix of G resham .
Mrs. M arion Jo h n so n has been ill |
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This week, April 21 to 27 is
I for a few days but is rep o rted to be
I im proving.
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
Gresham
,n tiiT T rrzrT T m m n xe n tn m xi3 T » m 7 m 7 fm fiiie im :n ‘f ir : ,- t im iin ia m m 7 r r e tB m r,
4 Wheel Brakes
AND
ALEMITE GREASING SYSTEM
Standard Equipment
HESSEL IMPLEMENT CO.
GKESIIAM, OREGON
R E L IA B IL IT Y
ley , her 16-year-old son. Mr. H aw es His son and d au g h ter have q u arreled
Is a t th e hom e of his w ife’s sister, about ro y alties on th e song.
Mrs. C arrie Pow ell.
1,1 19031 an old m an w as found dead,
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kneeling beside his bed in a P hila-
Mrs. N. D. Z im m erm an and baby, I d elphia lodging house. On an old
| who have been stay in g w ith Mrs. A. copy of "S ilv er T h re a d s” h e had w rit
W. S hipley for sev eral m onths, have ten
" It s h ard to grow old
[ moved to th e Sandy L um ber com-1 ¡‘¡""¿'¡f,,
" '¡^ i DaJ t k8< ^ ? e? t ly
Ip a n y ’s m ill w here Mr. Z im m erm an is S2, in a ‘Brooklyn ro o m in g 'h o u sT
| em ployed.
w h ere sh e lived alone.
Mr. and Mrs. E m m ett W elling of
C o n stru c t your own m oral, and be
I Salem visited on Sunday w ith rela - 7 , 7
7
th ‘8: a 1? ’ b etter to
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Put a good house and lot in your
lives here. They w ere g u ests a t din- w ife’s nam e, o r build up for h er a
ner w ith the la tte r ’s p are n ts, Mr. anil resp e cta b le b ank account, th a t you
| Mrs. George T acheron. Miss V iolette c a n t touch, th a n to sing to h er "Yes,
I’e rre t of P o rtlan d w as also a g u e s t X l U k "to me“
y° UnB
Mrs. M artha Fieldhouse has had the
[ in te rio r of her house th o ro u g h ly ren-1
Round the w orld fliers, enco u n ter
ovated, th e w alls new ly tin ted and th e | ing heavy w eath er, w ere te m p o rarily
checked, and geese th a t never learn
w oodw ork rev arn ish ed .
say "th e flying m achine w ill never be
p rac tica l.”
T he an n o u n cem en t has been
ceived of the m arria g e on A pril 16 of
11 *8 n t 80 lonK si,lce railro a d tim e
M iss L u c ile M c C a r te r t „ C e eii
tab les announced th a t tra in s would
, ...
.
i ru n a t such an hour, "w e ath e r per-
Ellw ood. Miss M cC arter has lived for m ittin g .” W eather doesn’t stop them
th e p ast y ear in Los A ngeles w here now. It w on’t stop flying m achines
th e y o u n g ’ people w ere m a rried and eith er, in an o th er 25 years.
w here they w ill m ake th e ir home.
T h ere a re th re e kinds of w ealth
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lew is and fam ­ only—th e ea rth on w hich you stand,
ily moved S atu rd ay to B ridal Veil tim e, and m a n ’s intelligence. How
w here Mr. L ew is is em ployed. F our w ealth in creases and tim e is actu ally
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. increased or saved is show n by re-
ch ild ren of the fam ily who a re in the se arch of the N ational A ssociation of
g rad e school here w ill drive back and E a r m
E quipm ent
M anufactures,
fo rth until school closes.
T h an k s to m achinery, saving labor,
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A m erican farm ers saved last y ear 1,-
riie q u a rte rly business m eeting and 382.539,204 days of ac tu a l work,
social evening of th e Zion E vangelical
F igured at $3 a day th a t would be a
Young P eople's League will be held gain t0 th e farm ers of four billions of
at the p arso n ag e tom orrow , (A pril 23) do“ a r s - F arm ers w ill w onder w here
h ?
A,fU7 ? Sh° rt bUn ne8S m e e r th The°f“ cyt. u n fo rtu n ately . Is th a t the
ng th e ♦ n te rtain m e n t will tak e the
n a tu re of u "Y ou-auto-know ” party,
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O pportunity w ill be had to g et r e .
fiesh m en ts for a sm all charge. All
frien d s, young and old, a re m ost cor-
dially invited to spend th e evening
.
I with .u
the __
m em bers of . ..
th e League.
G uests last week at th e D. M. Rob-
I e rts hom e w ere Dr. and Mrs. John
P arso n s of P o rtlan d and Mr. and Mrs.
Jen sen and ch ild ren of S eattle.
Lois, th e 2-year-old d au g h ter of Mr.
an d Mrs. C laren ce Cathey, suffered a
b roken arm as th e re su lt of a fall one
day last week.
SE R V IC E
CRUMPACKER
COLEMAN LIGHT
M A U R IC E E.
Demonstration Week
C onie in this week and see the dem­
onstration of COLEMAN Q IT C K
LI I II Lamps, Lanterns and Camp
Stoves.
Dr. G uthrie, rec to r of St. M ark’s fine
E piscopal ch u rch in New York, be­
lieves in dancing as p a rt of religious
service. Bishop M anning, his superior,
forbids dancing in th e ch u rch service.
N evertheless, Dr. G uthrie w ill have
the dancing.
How w ould It be, since hum an b e­
ings a re different, and th e ir concep­
tions of w hat pleases divine pow er
even m ore different, to let those dance
th a t w ant to dance, th o se pray th at
w ant to pray, and th o se sing th a t
w ant to sing.
O m niscience above
know s w hat they all m ean and can
so rt out th e good intentions.
C edar po sts for sale. Any q u antity.
A. W M etzger Co. Phone 1451.
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I he camp stove is a most conven­
ient necessity on all camping trips.
Republican Candidate
4’onie hi this «eek anti see the dem onstration.
A. W. METZGER & CO.
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1451
Phone 1451
a ra a a m v K M n B M B a a a a a B M m M m n n rw B H
EDR CONGRESS
H o n est S erv ice for A ll
the P eo p le.
P rim aries May 16
Crumpacker Will Win
P iano tu n in g $3. P lano and o rgan
rep airin g . F red B. Jones. Phone o r ­
d ers to Outlook, 1561, o r TAbor 8952.
Always a Gamble.
T he u n c e rta in ty of th e cotton m a r­
ket la Illu stra ted by th e follow ing
co n v ersatio n o v erh eard betw een two
negroes in a T exas tow n:
G eorge (displaying a ro ll of b ills)
’See here. Sam. Ah a been on de
boahd dis m o rn ln ’.”
Sam —"Ah sees. B ut you w on’t
have it tom orrow ! You c a n ’t never
tell about dis cotton m ark et.
I t’a
liable to go up. o r it’s liable to go
down, or It’s liable to fluctuate.’’—
Outlook.
< vmpihhi u rs qru K
People a re su rp rised at th e quick
action of sim ple cam phor, w itch h aiel.
I H ydrastis, etc., as mixed in L avoptik
I eye w ash. One «mail b o ttle helps any
i case core, w eak or strain ed eye«.
'A lu m in u m eye cup f r e e —G resham
Drug Comnanv.
C ouPe ................................................................
830
T ou rin S ...........................................................
635
R o a d s t e r ........................................................
625
4 -P a ssen g er C o u p e ....................................
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L ight D e l i v e r y ..............................................
610
1-Ton T ruck C h a s s is .................................
675
SHERMAN McCARTER garage
Latourell
( ireshani
Phone 2331
PAINT UP!
CLEAN UP!
A CO M PLETE L IN E OF
W all P ap er, P ain ts, V arn ish es, S tain s,
K a lso m in es, E n a m els, E tc.
TO DD----
You would say th a t big m uscles on
arm s and back a re m ore valuable
e a rn e rs thal1 deep convolutions in the
b rain , as you read of offers m ade to
Mr. Ja ck Dempsey. He has a moving
p ic tu re offer of a m illion, an d two
offers ru n n in g from h alf a m illion to
a m illion for a few m in u tes of fight­
ing.
"M uscle is king." you say, but th e i
you rem em ber th a t Jo h n D R ocke­
feller, Jr., leaning over for his 21 foot
p u tt, might have one little though th a t
would e a rn him 50 m illions, and he
w ouldn’t have to be p h o tag rap h ed , or
fight, to get it.
Money to Ioan on real estate. F arm
loans a t 6 per cent. B. W. Thorne.
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S e d a n .................................................................. $ 9 9 0
I
Plano Tuning.
Idle lamps and lanterns will sup­
ply abundantly the light you may
have been wanting for some particular
purpose.
Price« Q u oted B elo w a re F. O. B. G resh am
saving of tim e, money and cost due to
p erfectin g of m achinery, goes largely
to m iddlem en—not m uch of it to those
I th a t do th e ac tu a l work.
All kinds of p ru n in g sh e ars, p ru n ­
ing saw s, etc., at L. L. K idder Hdw. Co.
A t)U will agree with us that they are Safe, Economical
and Useful.
BUY YOUR CHEVROLET IN GRESHAM
THE PAINT MAN_____________
Let me help you with your Painting Problems
E xp ert P ap er H a n g in g
Gresham, Oregon
Phone 1971
NCE
In Masonic Hail, Gresham
FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL 25, 1924
B. W. THORNE
Gigray’s Jazz O rchestra
Lunch will be served
COMMITTEE
JACK SHULTZ
ED. AYLSWORTH
A. H EftbEL
ED. METZGER
GRESHAM WOODWORKING SHOP
sanded and ready cut finish lumber.
ors and
Any kind of furniture made to order.
Will sand your floors.
PRICES REASONABLE
O SCAR W. TH O R EN ,
G resham
P hon e 50x1
T he Queen of Sheba never pondered
U hat you w ant, when you w ant It
th e fact th a t th e electricity which
brow ns to a st som etim es passes over a« you w ant it— W an t Ad. it.
a w ire coated with ice and the c u r­
AU,0A n Oi ,r n ,R” 'eOV r " d a n '* R ep aired '
ren t never m elts th e ice.
A.I kind» of To M aterial and
C u rta in W indow«
N O TICE TO ( Rt: 01 r o l l* .
In th e C ircu it C ourt of the S ta te of Or»
,he County o(
in
,n » U ;e .Mat^ re ^ d ,h e E’ t a ‘e ° f S a r8 h E
•h,‘rTb> riv e n th a t the u n d e r-
«r°1rt ” f Lbe ^ ia ie o f ‘or'Jui’n ^ u n t v ^ o f
M ultnom ah. Ite n a rtm e n t of IV chate u
HaT " T ' e !
nLIL.«
, ,h ’\ T ” ' of s *»h F
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qualified
xu
p c r M h a r in g c la im s a g a in st said e - t i t e
a re hereby notified to present it-.
d uly verified a.« by law *cquin d.
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S. E. PA L M Q U IST
VI TO TOP SHOP
Man at.
Gresham
Phnae Iftt
P lea sa n t s G a ra g e
and B lack sm ith Shop
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ROCKWOOD
‘• ''" •ru l twin R epairing. G eneral
B lack«m llhing and H orseshoeing
m . - t i n n ì
SAM
Tinted and firm p
D ate o f laet oui.
o . M P L E A S A N T , Prop.
Phon« G resh am 23 x
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Altóme . m |
BU SS,
B lac k sm ith
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Ask for free cam per’s guide and map of Mt. Ilood district
Equipped wit II
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O u ting G ood s,
C am p S toves
F ish in g Tackle,
G uns an d A m m u nition
STA R CAR
First State Bank
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We carry a complete stock of
.
See the rangers map of the Mt. Hood district in our
window.
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‘•Persistent people begin their success
where others end in failure.”—Eggleston.
The g en e ral m eeting of th e Meth-
By A rth u r B risbane.
I odist L adies Aid will be held a t th e |
GRESHAM, OREGON
I ch u rch on W ednesday afternoon, April
J
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s
t
50
y
ears
ago,
young
H
art
P
ease
23. T he S. & S. circle will ac t as |
D anks and his wife lived happily. He
hostess.
A STRONG BANK
even w rote a song to tell h er th a t his
M r, t m
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I affection would la st forever. "S ilver
P „ H la n , ' h
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[T h re ad s Among th e G o ld ” w as the
I o rtla n d have gone to S acram ento, title of th a t song, you rem em ber it, I ....... ....................... ............. ......................................... .................. ................... ...... .
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C alifornia, w here they w ill rem ain for w «ll. if you’re 50. I t ’s a p retty song, .................|m ||in ||'iiiiiiniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii„,i,i„„,iim iiiiii,i,i,iuii, m ini
some tim e w ith Mrs. H aw es’ siste r Many have b u tch ered it. It m ade
Mrs. A. B urton. The trip w as m ade m oney and w hen p ro sp erity cam e in
for th e benefit of th e h ealth of W es- o"her. ° D a n k /a n d “ his" w ^ e ^ e p w a te d '
Save our forests from destruction by fire
r f ^ m
Paderewski was no born m usician—he
sprang front a line of farmers. N ature ap­
parently did not plan him for an artist. His
stubby hands and thumbs were a great
handicap—and his teachers discouraged
him and advised him to quit.
But Paderewski persisted. Eight hours a
day—for tw o-thirds of his life he practiced.
Those were long, hard, discouraging years
but he held on—and now, for 30 years he
has been the world’s prem ier pianist.
If so-—we cannot fail.
We, who have tried again and again to
succeed, to save, but have failed—and are
discouraged—should take renewed courage
from the life of this great a rtist—and stick
to it.
Timely Comments
National Forest Protection Week
Phone 1421
The Pianist-Premier