Gresham outlook., June 14, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

URESHAM OUTLOOK,
TUESDAY, JUNE
14,
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e n tra n ce to w hich vehicles about ELIMINATE M B KATION
2. Why was L arch m ountain so
nam ed?
to cro ss a r e com pelled to stop, and
IS BI K R PRINCIPLE
3. W hat is th e difference betw een
to provide in cre atin g th ese stree ts,
th e su g ar from beets from su g ar
"An autom obile engine cannot v i­
if desirable, for an in crease of the
! can e aud from a su g ar m aple tree ?
speed lim it on th ese stree ts. How- b rate if th e re is no vib ratio n in th e
4. Does th e devil fish grow to any
THRU
STREET
ever, before such "th ro u g h stre e ts" engine”, is th e obviously tru th fu l
considerable size?
A gam e of questions for the
o. Can all cam els go long w ithout
become effective, signs m u st be sta te m en t of E. A. D eW aters, chief w hole fam ily.
w ater?
posted on such stre e ts giving no- i engineer of th e Buick Motor com-
6. Does any A m erican cou n try
tice of th e speed.
i pany, w ho has sp e n t a larg e sh a re
T h e O u tlo o k h a s a r r a n g e d to r u n
th i s in te r e s tin g f e a tu r e r e g u la rly . T h e except th e United S tates exclude
—
of his m any years as a m em ber of a n s w e rs to th e fo llo w in g q u e s tio n s will the Chinese?
be fo u n d e ls e w h e re in th is p a p e r. R e a ­
; th e Buick en g in eerin g staff in study so
( C o p y rig h te d b y M ilto n O. N e lso n )
n a b le a n d p r o p e r q u e s tio n s s e n t to
TR O U T D A LE
' of th is im p o rtan t phase of per- t h io d e p a r tm e n t c a r e o f O u tlo o k w ill
b e a n s w e re d , If p o ssib le
Uncle Sain Work Shirts, "5c.
T he e n tertain m en t given by th e io rn ,a n ce-
F ull cut, 2 pockets.
Special
S and D club Ju n e 3d w as a sue-
Mr, D eW aters, in explaining the
1. Why w as co rn bread called value. A ylsw orth & M artin, G resh ­
* S T O P IS CEFIN CD * S B R IN G IN G T s e V t M C L t
TO » C O M R L E T l S T A N D S T IL L . N O T M E R E L Y SLOW IN G
cess and $45 w as cleared, w hich ' step s w hich have been tak en by his ' jo h n n y eak e” ?
am .—Adv.
OOW N. A C O M P L E T E STOP N E C ES SIT A T ES S H IF T IN G
w ill be se n t to th e Red Cross for j com pany to elim inate v ib ratio n as
»NTO S T A R T IN G GEAR S TO PROCEED
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S TO P BEFORE E N T E R S « A L L T H R U S T R E E T S
the M ississippi flood sufferers.
th e re s u lt of th is study an d re- ______________________________________________
FR O M SIDE A N O IN T E R S E C T IN G S T R E E T S . O A R A G ES.
PRIVATE D R IV E S A N O SERVIC E STA TION S.
Mrs. R ussell W ilson en tertain ed 1 se arch has U8e<1 the above axiom as I w h i n better automobiles are b u il t , b u ic k w ill b u il d them
at her hom e S atu rd ay a num ber of th e basls for c e rta iu engineering
The Arterial Highway.
The foregoing illu stratio n of the school te ach ers from P o rtlan d . T he I developm ents w hich are incorpor
eitq u ette of a "th ro u g h ' s tre e t” aftern o o n w as sp en t in playing j ate<* in tb e ®uic^ chassis,
d em onstrates th a t Oregon Is grow ­ card s, a fte r w hich a dainty lunch I “T h ere a re tw o m ethods used to
I p rev en t vibration in an autom o
ing. In th e old horse-draw n days w as served.
m en lived close to th e ir places of
A num ber from h ere w ent on a b'*e'
D eW aters states.
The
w ork—it did n ’t take long to get picnic last Sunday to G overnm ent I moat g en e ral is to try to confine
hom e and back and everyone w ent Camp. Among them w ere Mr. and v ib ratio n by various m eans. The
hom e for lunch. Our, Oregon cities Mrs. J. R. K n arr, Mr. and Mrs. Buick p rin cip le is to seek out the
w ere sm all and com pact.
R ichard K n arr and son Bobby, Mr. causes of vibration and elim inate
W ith the advent of th e m otor- i and Mrs. J. T. McGinnis and Mr. them . F or th is purpose we employ
a heavy, fo u r-b earin g cra n k sh a ft
draw n vehicle, conditions changed, and Mrs. A rth u r M atches.
com plete w ith counterw eights and [
Men began building th e ir hom es
Will C raw ford and son E m erson,
to rsio n balancer.
m iles from w here they w orked and who have been fishing at Skam ania,
“A balan cin g m achine developed I
ou r cities and tow ns sta rte d in to W ashington, spent a few days at
on an en tirely new p rin cip le by th e
grow by leaps and bounds. W ith hom e th is week, and rep o rt not
G eneral Motors L ab o rato ries is
th is grow th th e traffic problem m any fish,
used in our c ra n k sh a ft division to
grew . Two classes of traffic w ere
J. H. H udson of P o rtlan d spent
created on the highw ay—neighbor­ W ednesday w ith his p aren ts, Mr. balan ce every shaft assem bly both
sta tic a lly and dynam ically, more
hood traffic and through traffic. As and Mrs. J. S. H udson.
p erfectly th an has ever before been
th e neighborhood traffic becam e
Mrs. L. A. H arlow attended a possible. This, of course, reduces
g re a te r it congested th e stre e ts so
th a t it was im possible for th e m an bridge luncheon a t th e home ot ! to a m inim um any vibration, re-1
who had b u ilt his home several Mrs. H erb ert P alm er in P ortland su itin g from an out-of-balance con-
, dition in the shaft. The to rsio n I
¡ f e d U t y ’ tin*, g racefu l lines; c h a rm in g p ro p o rtio n s;
m iles from his w ork to get hom e in F riday.
b alan cer has no moving or w ea r­
v rich Duco colorings;, tasteful interiors—
Mr.
and
Mrs.
D
eR
ocker
and
Mr.
tim e to eat w ith his fam ily—the
all combine to make Buick beautiful.
lunch at hom e was a th in g of the and Mrs. R. L. C rookston of P o rt­ ing p a rts and sm o th ers any v i­
land w ere visiting at the hom e of bratio n w hich m ight occur as r a p ­
past.
C o t t l f o r t Ample wheelbase and cantilever springs;
Mr.
and Mrs. J. R. K n arr on S u n ­ idly as it develops. C o u n ter-b al­
T he problem becam e so serious
J
softly cu sh ion ed seats, co n ven ien tly
ances
a
re
used
to
help
keep
th
e
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day.
th a t traffic experts becam e ra th e r
arranged—Buick builds comfort for driver and passen­
sh
aft
in
p
erfect
alignm
ent.
S atu rd ay g u ests a t the A. D. K en­
alarm ed over it, but finally a p a r­
gers into every car.
“T hese m ethods, each of w hich I
tia l rem edy wqs solved, th e "T h ru dall hom e w ere Mr. and Mrs. R ob­
serves
a
definite
purpose,
are
su
p
­
e rt Conyes of Stockton, California.
P e r f o r m a n c e ®u *c ^’s pow erful six-cylin der
S tre e t” or “A rterial H ighw ay.”
plem ented by engine m ountings of
Valve-in-Head engine, now vibra-
As th e re a re ce rtain m ain a r ­ G uests on Sunday w ere Mr. and resilien t ru b b er w hich p rev en t any
tionlea beyond belief, provides a new and higher
te rie s in th e body th ro u g h w hich Mrs. A. Buckley and son, Dick and tra c e s of engine trem o r w hich
standard o f motor car performance.
th e m ajor portion of th e blood Miss Mary Buckley of P o rtlan d and m ight still rem ain from reach in g
flows and net w orks of local blood Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s L am port and the fram e, and hence th e in te rio r
operating cost; long life; slow
vessels ru n n in g from those a r ­ tw o children.
of the car. In th is Way we elim i­
/ depreciation— these are examples of
Mrs. W. Sm all and Mrs. C. E.
te ries, it w as found th a t ce rtain
n ate v ib ratio n ra th e r th an confine!
the economy o f owning a Buick.
m ain traveled roads w ere th e a r ­ Robinson of P o rtlan d and Mrs. it."
te ries over w hich the thro u g h tr a f ­ G lenn Collins and son and d au g h ­
V a l u e Because Buick gives everything a motor car
can offer— in greater measure, at moderate
fic w as carried and th a t connected te r of B erkeley, C alifornia, w ere
FAIRVIEW
w ith these w ere net w orks of luncheon g u ests at the L. A. H a r­
cost— Buick is today the greatest value automobile
Mr. and Mrs. L ester Campbell
neighborhood stre e ts w hich dis­ low home Tuesday.
dollars can buy.
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trib u ted the traffic from these m ain
Mrs. D ora S hute of P o rtlan d is and ch ild ren and W ittm er McDon­
arte ries. Based on this, these m ain visiting a t th e home of her m other, ald m otored to Schoals on Sunday |
w here th ey w ere the d in n er g u ests |
a rte rie s or stre e ts w ere segregated Mrs. E. Pargons.
of
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Millar.
and it was found th at if traffic on
Mrs. L. A. H arlow , Mrs. C. F.
W ittm er McDonald is home from I
these stre e ts was speeded up, the P arso n s and Mrs. M ary P arso n s of
m an h u rry in g thro u g h a d istric t to T ro u td ale and Mrs. Joseph B ever­ C orvallis and will spend tile su m ­
GRESHAM
his home could get th e re in a re a ­ idge of P o rtlan d w ere luncheon m er w ith his m other. Mrs. L ester |
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sonable tim e w ithout seriously in- guests S atu rd ay a t th e home of Mr. Cam pbell.
conveniencftig neighborhood traffic. and Mrs. Sam H arlow of P o rtlan d .
F or rea l estate loans see or call
T his speeding up could best be T hey listened to th e w elcom ing of B. W. T horne.—Adv.
obtained, it w as found, by c re atin g j L indbergh a t W ashington, D. C„
•“th ru stre e ts”—th a t is stre e ts upon [ over th e radio,
w hich a higher ra te of speed w as j jyr an(j ^ rs j am es Robinson, Mr.
perm itted, and at the e n tra n c e to I an(1 M rs. P aul H ubble and son
w hich any vehicle cro ssin g th e Jam es of S eattle, W ashington, w ere ,
stre e ts a t an intersection m u st visito rs at th e hom es of Mrs. Ber- !
come to a full stop before en terin g nice Robinson and Mrs. M. P arso n s i
th e same.
America s Finest Cars
over th e w eek-end.
T he 1927 le g isla tu re a’dopted the
C hildren's Day w as observed at '
“T h ru S tre e t” as a p art of th e O re­
will make your car
the chu rch Sunday. Only a few ]
gon system of highw ay control.
ch ild ren took p a rt as n early all
ride better.
T his fea tu re w as one sponsored by
who a re old enough are picking
the Oregon S tate Motor association
berries. T hose who attended e n ­
b e ia u se it w as felt th a t a stan d ard
joyed th e exercises by the prim ary
system of th ru stre e ts would be of
class.
g rea t benefit to th e m otoring pub-
Mr. and Mrs. David B urns and
lie.
n _ ' v ,• < • • „ ,
.
child ren , R obert and Betty, and
Sold by
P a ra g ra p h 14C (R ules of the
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th e ir niece and nephew who a re
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Automobile Hints
Do You Know?
Everything
A W ID E - CHOICE-
Selling as many new Dodge Brothers
Cars as we do, it is only natural that
we should be offered a wide selection of
used cars in trade. W e take the best
of these — and put them in such good
condition that they cannot help but reflect
favorably on our reputation.
H e hare the following used earn to nelect from
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Prices range from $125 up
BROCKWAY & NELSON
East Powell St.
AS
E. P. CHRISTENSEN, Prop.
Ivy F illing S tation
Vulcanizing
$
LOVEJOY
Shock Absorbers
30-Day Free Trial
^15
Ownwr of~
FORD-CHEVROEET-
W H IP P E T - STAR-
and all Small Can:
Buy Now! ST h Ä . Buy Now!
Brand New, Fresh, Strictly First
TTast Getaway-
Seiberling All-Tread Cord
—that v iv id m ark o f m a tc h le ss H u d so n p ow er
HUDSON SUPER-SIX
Standard Madtlt
Coach - - . - $1215
Sedan- - - - -
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Cmtam Unlit Mad til
R o a d s te r-
P haeto n -
B rougham
4-P assenper
7-Paa»enper
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Sedan -
Sedan -
$1500
1600
1575
1750
1150
d i i f r te tt J . ». b. Detrait,
f ia t avar t t m t tax
With performance beyond any heretofore known,
Hudson gives the real economy of reliability, long
life and freedom from repair, as well as moderate
operation cost.
HUDSON Super-Six
M. C. Webster Motor Co.
Phone 2491
Seiberling Balloon
2 9 x 4 .4 0
A thnil, never to be forgotten, and a zest that
familiarity cannot dull, are in store for you when
you take your first ride in the Hudson Super-Six.
The swift ease with which it is under way is but
one expression of the virile, stirring power that
marks its full performance range.
Hud non- Ennex Dealer
Gresham
Opposite P. O.
30x3 y2
Seiberling-Built
$
8.74
$10 66
$ 11.23
To Introduce these REVO LU TIO N AR Y, N E W SFTBFRT TNGS,
the tires that contain MORE RUBBER, MORE C U i . * A, than
any tires in the world, we offer these rock-bottom , .ow June
special prices to Ford, Chevrolet, Star and W hippet owners.
Rarely can genuine S":K t !in.; he bought for such a 1 ••■nr
oi ’ • in.
C om pare,BU Y Y O U R YEAR'S) 1 UAL RLQCIRLM LN x o h O W .
Gresham Service Station
Pbnne
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CHAS. HUNT A SON
SinvRRRor» to I M
S m ith
Cor. Third A Main
EASTERN A M ) W ESTERN OILS
UNION AND ETHYL GAS
PR ESSU R E GREASING
FreV < raukeaxe Service
C A R 15 ONLY A 5 D E P E N D A B L E 1
T H E D E A L E R . W H O S E L L S IT
Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
Walter Mi Metzge
PORTAGE C O R D
Gresham
A USED
a motor car can offer
Hessel Imp. Co.
Ford Delivery
Ford Delivery
Slur Coupe
Cliev. Touring
Cliev. Setlaa
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Phone 1701
B attery Repairing
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STORAGE
Vii la r d
B A T T E R Y ft
SERVICE STATION
FREE
TESTING and FILLING