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GRESH4M OFTLOOK.
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CORBETT
A Quarter Million Inspections Daily Guard Quality of Graham Brothers Trucks
FAIRVIEW
Pleasant View Avenue
K enneth Kincaid, who has served
i four y ea rs in the United S tates
i navy, retu rn ed hom e last week.
) having been honorably discharged
I in Seattle. Most of the tim e during
his tra in in g w as spent a t Safi
. Diego. He was met here by his
! wife, w ho had lived In the south
I and ha"d come to Oregon early in
i the sp rin g to visit h er people and
j her h u sb an d 's relatives.
“Check.” M ore than a q u a r te r^
m illion of these, each representing
a rigid inspection operation, are
m ade daily in the m anufacture of
G raham B rothers trucks. T hey
are guardians of the quality, de- I
pendability and long life w hich
these trucks dem onstrate in serv­
ice.
N ot only does a corps of
inspectors, w hich in itself would
form a large organization, con­
stan tly check the m inutest details are frequently run by the engi­
of each tru ck while it is being neering departm ent under actual
conditions with full load
built, but every truck m ust give a operating
on proving grounds selected for
perform ance dem onstration on the their heavy grades and other dif­
. t e s t track.
In addition, tests of ficult conditions as shown in the
G raham B rothers truck caravans large picture above. Inset at top
Clarence L Stanley
Drowned in Sandy
PLEASANT VALLEY
S< WOOL BISTKKT NO. 7.
The many friends of Mr. nad Mrs.
S. B. H all will be pleased to learn
th a t th e ir son. Stanley, has im ­
proved sufficiently to re tu rn home
from the P ortland Sanitorium .
w here he has been since his acci­
dent. He is im proving as rapidly
as could be expected considering
the serio u sness of his injuries.
Geo. W ills has plotted about 25
acres of his 75-acre farm , on Sandy
and F ish er roads and plans to place
It on the m a rk e t soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee W ills, Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Calcagno and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Am brose Calcagno
and fam ily enjoyed a m otor trip to
G overnm ent Camp Sunday.
H arv est is in full sw ing in this
com m unity and its not an uncom ­
mon sight to see the tra c to r fu rn ­
ishing the m otive pow er for th e
binder.
The Rev. and Mrs. E R. D. H ol­
Mr. and Mrs. Nye have retu rn ed
len sted have ju st re tu rn e d from an to th e ir work at th e L. G. Seifer
outing trip to Mt. Ruiuier and are farm after a w eek's vacation at the
now leaving for a trip to th e beach beaches.
nt M anzanita. They found th e dis­
Mrs. L. G. Seifer and h er cousin,
tance from Fairview to P aradise
H enry Bosehler, w ent Sunday to
valley to be 193 m iles over the
visit Mrs. S eifer’s fath er in a Sa­
sh o rt ro u te by way of Ethel. They
lem hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ray
say th e re was much snow in P a ra ­
Z inliskie from K ansas w ere guests
dise valley, and give an account of
at th e Seifer home on Sunday.
a severe th u n d e r storm in which
I Joe Sims of Lew iston, Idaho, a
Miss P auline R ickli of Salem, they hail a clea r view of th e m oun­
cousin of Mrs. Ben H alstead was
who ta u g h t in Colum bian high tain . Last Sunday Mr. H ollensted
a w eek-end guest at th e la tte r’s
had
the
privilege
of
preaching
in
I school for th ree y ea rs, cam e on
home. Mrs. H alstead had as her
' last week T uesday to v isit Mr. and his old ch u rch , the W estm inster
gu ests for a week her daughter.
P
re
sb
y
teria
n
ch
u
rch
of
Tacoma.
Mrs. G eorge P e rry and other
Mrs. W. L. R obinette and children
friends in th is vicinity. Miss Rtekli
Rev. and Mrs. H ollensted had a of Eugene. They have retu rn ed to
has m any friends h ere who a re de­ le tte r la st week from Dr. and Mrs. th e ir home.
lighted to have a v isit w ith her at S. D. B riggs who are on th e ir way
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. H all and
auy tim e. She is now an in stru c to r to Y onkers, New York, w here Dr.
children
w ent to P udding river
in th e Salem schools, w here she B riggs will teach th e com ing
Sunday, w here they joined Mrs.
teaches ju n io r E nglish.
school year. They are at p resen t
H all’s sister and fam ily of Wood-
Mrs. D. G. B u tler had th e m is­ v isitin g relativ es in Iowa and ex­ b u m in a picnic.
For Sale, a Snap.
fo rtu n e to have h er hand badly pect to reach th eir destination by
B erry grow ers In th is vicinity
Septem ber in tim e for school.
Ten acres, 9 acres u nder cu ltiv a­
scalded recently.
a re w rought up over th e recent tion. the very best kind of soil, 5-
Mrs. Dean H anson of P o rtlan d Is '
th e ft of freshly picked rasp b e rrie s room house, electric light, located
Even if a colony of bees Is stro n g
v isitin g h er m other, Mrs. M. E.
by p assers by along the highway. 6 m iles east of G resham . Inq u ire
at this tim e, it cannot he expected
K arl J. Hagberg, phone 576, G resh­
Heed and o th e r relatives.
W. C. H all had ten cra tes stoieu on am, Ore.—Adv.
to go through th e w inter well In
Miss D ora P itts of Detroit, Mich­ th e north unless it now has a good Monday and C. T. Ryan recently
New Slippers and Pumps #1.95
igan, who has been the guest of young queen, so th a t plenty of lost four crates.
Blonds, tan s, blacks, high, m edi­
Miss Olivia Leland and daughter, young bees will be reared to live
Mrs. W alter E delm an and ch il­ um and low heels, $1.95. We are
Mrs. Lewis Heed for a week, Jias i , hrough flle w in te r. All old bees d ren have retu rn ed from a th ree also show ing attractiv e shoes for
gone on a to u r of the B ritish Col which have w orked th ro u g h the w eeks' visit at Bend, Oregon, w ith ladies at $2.95 and $3.95. A yls­
worth & M artin, G resham .—Adv.
umbia cities.
sum m er will soon die. Any colony Mrs. E delm an’s sister, Mrs. E. F.
Will R ick ert is In a P o rtlan d which does not have n t least 30 Mistier.
A g u aran teed b attery for $3 or $4
, hospital tak in g trea tm e n t for tu- pounds of honey and the hive full
Mrs. J. W. Buckley and her and your old one. C harging, 50c.
shows indicator test of gears «1 I tnor.
; of young bees when cool w eather daughter-in-law , Mrs. R obert Buck- Powell Valley Service station a t
the factory which reveals erro rs
Mrs. P. D. Settlem eier has re- com es should he united w ith some ley, have retu rn ed from Pacific City 52d street. Phone TAbor 0284 after
as sm all as one ten-thousandth of
7 p. m.—Adv.
cently
been to St. M artins hot J o th er colony of th e sam e kind, or w here they spent five days.
an inch.
L ow er rig h t: Check I ct-miy
springs for treatm en t.
w ith a stro n g er one. Most w inter
m arks show inspectors at work on
Lnmher for Sale.
final assem bly line at G raham
Uncle Sam Work Shirts, 75c.
Mrs. G eorge
H. P erry, Miss ! 1088 is cau8«<> b.v poor fall m anage-
AU kinds rough and dressed lum ­
B rothers D etroit plant.
F u ll cut, 2 pockets.
Special
i P auline R ickli
and Mrs. Lewis
raentl says th e U. 8. departm ent of value. A ylsw orth A M artin, G resh ­ ber, two m iles south of Sandy. A.
W. Bell L um ber com pany, phone
Reed w ere Mrs. C lara S m ith ’s ag ricu ltu re.
am.— Adv.
Sandy 131.
“ Som e One Like You.”
| guests on W ednesday.
Piano for Sale.
Someone like you m akes th e h e a r t ! ,
, j .
,
seem lighter,
In su ra n ce funds for farm loans.
U pright piano for sale. Call at
Someone like you m akes th e No com m ission or brokerage. Very studio of F lorence Honey or phone
d ay’s w ork w orth while,
' easy term s. B. W. T horne.—Adv.
1721.—Adv.
Someone like you m akes th e sun \ -----------------------------------------------------
shine th e b rig h ter.
Someone like you m akes a sigh
h alf a sm ile.
Life’s an odd p attern of b riers and
roses.
Are you alw ay s u p s ta irs w hen th e te le p h o n e
Clouds som etim es darken, nor
sun shining through.
rin g s on th e floor below ?
Then the cloud lifts and th e su n ­
light discloses
N ear to me, d ear to me,—som e­
An extension telephone, costing only u few
one like you.
Mrs. W. F. M eacham, her niece,
Miss Helen E vans and nephew s,
E arl E vans, C arol and Ronald
P auson. are spending th eir vacation
Among the m any cases of acci­ at the beaches.
d ental drow ning w hich have come
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. H arney and
to the atten tio n of the public w ith ­ daughter. Miss Mary H arney, and
in the past few weeks it becomes G randm other H arney, all of St.
n ecessary to record one of a w ell- Johns, and Mrs. E ste lla B a rtle t of
know n
resid e n t of th is vicinity, M ontavilla w ere dinner guests S u n ­
C larence L. Stanley, who last F ri­ day at th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
day afternoon lost his life in the G. N. Sager.
w aters of the Sandy riv er south of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bund of S a­
th e T rou td ale bridge. Mr. and Mrs.
lem. Iowa, a re on a to u r of th e w est Someone like you who stan d s I
S tan ley and th re e children and Mr.
stead fastly n ear me,
and are visiting w ith th e G. N.
Knows me and likes me for ju st
S tan le y ’s broth er-in -law and sister,
w h at I am ;
Mr. and Mrs. C harles R aney and S ager and C. F. K esterso n fam ilies
and other frien d s in th is vicinity. Someone like you who know s ju st
fam ily w ere enjoying th e a fte r­
how to cheer me,
Mrs. Bond spen t some tim e h ere 13
noon aw ay from th e intense heat,
Someone w ho’s real w ithout p re ­
y ears ago and w ill be rem em bered
ten se or sham.
sw im m ing and w ading in the cool
by some as Mrs. Crew.
Someone whose fellow ship isn ’t a
w aters. Mr. S tanley w as a good
a fetter
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. H arriso n of
sw im m er and had proceeded nearly
Binding my freedom —w ho’s loyal
G
resham
and
the
fo
rm
er’s
nephew
.
acro ss the riv er when he was seen
all th ro u g h ;
to throw up his hands and call for Judge W alker F. H ull and wife of Someone whose life in this w orld
m akes It b etter.
help, ap p a ren tly stric k en w ith Illinois w ere ca lle rs a t the hom e of
B lest to me, best to me— someone
C.
F.
K
esterson
on
Friday.
cram ps. An effort w as m ade to
like you.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. T u rn e r and
rescu e him, b u t he sank but once.
T he body was recovered tw o hours fam ily visited in L ents last S a tu r­ Someone like you, w ho’s th e sam e |
day and m orrow ,
la te r 75 feet from w here it had day.
F irm as a rock and sq u are as a j
sunk.
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Davis have r e ­
die;
F u n eral services w ere conducted tu rn ed from W aitsburg and Spo­ Someone w ho’s stead fast in joy
or in sorrow .
for the deceased Monday afternoon kane, W ashington, w here they
Someone w ho’s d ea rer each day
at the M ethodist E piscopal church spent a week on business and
th a t goes by.
u n d er th e direction of th e G ates pleasure.
F o rtu n e is fickle and hope is de- 1
ceiving,
F u n eral Home. The Rev. H. V.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. E k stran d en ­
Com radeship
ends
and
life
W ilhelm preached the fun eral s e r ­ te rtain e d frien d s from P o rtlan d on
changes all through.
mon and C. E. R usher sang. “Close, W ednesday evening.
T h ere’s only one B re a d th a t ru n s
Close to T hee" and "U nansw ered
all th ro u g h th e weaving,
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Richey w ere
F air to me, sq u are to me,—som e­
Y et”, accom panied at th e piano by
en tertain ed a t d in n er in P o rtlan d
one like you.
Miss D orothy Cooper. T he floral
W ednesday a t th e home of Mr. and
offerings w ere m any and beautiful. I
Mrs. M orrison, and. attended a show Never a tro u b le b u t you help me
T h e p a llb e a re rs w ere A. H. B urns,
bear R.
in th e evening.
C. H. H oecker. F ran k Hodge, Roy
J u s t by th e fellow ship you have j
with m e;
H. Gibbs, A. H. H ensley and John
PLEASANT HOME
Never a joy b u t I w an t you to sh a re
S trebin. T he Odd Fellow s attended
it.
in a body and p articip ated In the
How fa r you fare or w herever |
T he M ethodist L adies Aid will
you be.
services at G resham cem etery m eet on W ednesday afternoon of
Never a burden but you m ake it
w here in term en t took place.
th is week w ith Mrs. T. H. Hawes,
lig h ter
,
C larence S tanley w as born O cto­ who will provide th e luncheon for
Ju st by your sm ile th a t I see |
ber 16, 1890, on the S tanley dona­ th e afternoon.
creep in g th ro u g h ;
Never a glad hour but you m ake it
tio n land claim w here he had since
b rig h ter,
resided. He w as m arried in 1915 to
HALEY
H eart of me, p a rt of me,—som e­
Miss Ebba C arlson who. w ith three
one like you.
ch ild ren Neva, P earl and H erbert,
The Mission circle of the Halpy
survives. He is also survived by B aptist church w ill m eet with Mrs. How cam e the th o u g h ts of you joy­
ously w elling
his m other Mrs. J. C. S tanley, th ree C arl L ekberg W ednesday a fte r­
Up like the w ater of sp rin g s
b ro th ers W illiam H., H arry J. aird noon a t 2 o'clock. Mrs. L ekberg
bubbling clear.
Vernon, and a siste r Mrs. M yrtle has been an invalid for n early a W hat a new joy everytim e in the j
telling
'I ney,
T he • bereaved wife and y ear past, but Is now feeling fairly
ch ild ren, who live on the B irdsdale w ell and will be glad to welcome Som ething th a t alw ays I w ant you
to hear.
ro ad a h alf m ile south of th e Base h er friends.
Roses of Ju n e or the snow s of De­
L ine, have the sym pathy of th e e n ­
cem ber,
G ray be th e skies or like azure
tire com m unity.
POWELL VALLEY
th e blue.
T he Ladies Aid of the Saron F ar be th e day th a t I may not re ­
"A stand of m erch an tab le tim ber
m em ber,
is a liquid asse t and a sta n d of L u th eran church w ill m eet a t th e
N ear to me, dear to me,—som e­
one like you.
young tim ber increases in value ch u rch T h ursday aftern o o n a t 2
J. W. FOLEY.
each y ea r,” says a prom inent o’clock. All ladies a re welcome.
banker.
Pedigree lilanks.
W ouldst thou know If a people
be w ell governed, if its law s be
At I.lnnemann Station
The Outlook has a supply of ped­
F ourteen acres on Johnson creek. good or bad? E xam ine th e m usic igree blanks, useful for dairym en,
8 acres cleared. 6 In tim ber. $1000 It practices.—Confucius.
stock and p oultry raisers. Large,
w ill handle. P riced for quick sale.
very useful, a t 5 cents each, 25 for I
85c.
tf
j
Don f Run Downstairs
Benefit Program
Elks Christmas Tree Fund
at the Speed Bowl
V W
Saturday, Aug. 13, 2 p. m.
cents a day, w ill save m iles of w alking and
hours of tim e.
O regon T elephone C o .
1. Band Concert by Elks Band.
2. Time Trials of all cars entered.
3.
Attempt to lower World’s Motorc .’ vele
Record by Marcus Kelley.
4. 10-Mile Race, Class B cars.
5. 10-Mile Race, Class A cars.
SERVICE STATION
T im e to H r tirglT
■tkt» tUl
Sunday, Aug. 14, 1:30 p. nt
1. Band Concert by Elks Band.
This is the Place to get Them
Gresham Battery & Tire Shop
2. 10-Mile Auto Race, Class B cars.
Ivy F illing S tation
3. 10-Mile Auto Race, Class A cars.
Phone 1701
Vulcanizing
liatterg Repairing
4. 10-Mile Consolation Race.
5. Portland Auto Dealers Fashion Parade
6. Aviation Program.
A M E R IC A
7. 50-Lap Auto Lodge Race.
G e n e ral A dm ission, S a tu rd a y , Aug. 13
G ra n d sta n d ..................................................
G e n e ra l A dm ission, Sunday, Aug. 14
G ra n d sta n d ..................................................
‘ 50c
Ve
50c
$ i on
.50
F. O. B. D etro it—Full F actory Equipm ent
F ed eral Tax Exempt
4 - D oor Sedan 'N ot a C oach)
If you a re in te re s te d in h ig h -c la ss a u to races and
a v ia tio n s tu n ts th is is y o u r c h a n c e to w itn ess so m e­
th in g u n u su a l an d in c id e n ta lly h elp a good cause.
E v ery y e a r a t C h ristm a s lim e th e E lk s lodge of
P o rtla n d gives a fre e e n te r ta in m e n t a t th e public a u ­
d ito riu m an d sp len d id C h ristm a s tr e a ts to th e needy
boys an d g irls, c rip p les, in m a te s of h o sp ita ls, etc., of
P o rtla n d . T he se le c tio n is c a re fu lly m ade an d th o u ­
sa n d s a re th u s m ade happy w ho wouid likely o th e r ­
w ise be slig h ted .
U n d e r th ese a u sp ices you m ay he s u re th e p ro ­
g ra m s w ill be first class.
Few New Cars Have Received
a Welcome so Emphatic
and Sincere
As D o d g e B ro th e rs expected, th is b r illia n t new F o u r
has in s ta n tly w o n a vast and e n th usia stic fo llo w in g —
is already a spectacular n a tio n a l h it.
ith in tw o days a fte r the firs t p u b lic s h o w in g o rd e rs
w ere received fo r $ 3,2 50 ,0 00 w o r th o f the new Sedans.
M ile -a -m in u te p e rfo rm a n c e at th is u n h e a rd -o f p rice is
one s trik in g reason— and here are a fe w o f the others:
F rom 0 to 25 m ile s an h o u r th ro u g h gears in less than
7 seconds!
Longest springbase o i any car under $1000!
25 m iles p e r g a llo n o f gas at 25 m iles p e r h o u r.
1 9-foo t tu rn in g radius!
C hic, sm art, u p -to -th e -m in u te b o d y lin e s — fashionable
pastel colors!
P lenty o f scat-room , le g -ro o m , h e a d -ro o m — a b ig , lu x ­
u rio u s in te r io r , ric h ly u p h o lste re d !
B u ilt to last lo n g and re-sell h ig h .
A n d the lo w e s t p ric e d sedan in D o d g e B ro th e rs h istory*
See i t — d riv e i t — and y o u ’l l d e lib e ra te no lo n g e r.
BROCKWAY & NELSON
I hone 1471
Gresham
D odge B rothers ,I nc .