N ew Graham Brothers Six Cylinder
--Ton Truck Built For Hardest Service
m anifold which is heated by th e
exhaust and all liquid fuel which
passes over th is hot-spot' is com-
vaporized.
T he cylinder head for the new
m otor w as redesigned and is n n v
of such shape th a t m ore pow er is
obtained from each explosion th an
was p m slb le with th e old head.
"These factors, in addition to
co n trib u tin g to g rea ter gasoline
economy, a re responsible for a
very large increase in pow er and
acceleration."
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IGNITION SPECIAI 1ST
ALIST.
T h at ’
B ria« your ca r here
for any rep a irs, adjustm ents or
p a rts for th e s ta rte r, generator
.
* u trm o r,
7 lrlng’ lighting,
etc.
, u ° e t m « « t t ? P‘ w “ <l ‘8 P° 8'
n
‘
c a rry *
n , £ 1 e *ln® of ignition parts,
G resbani G arage, phone 2391.
u
■
t
. . R f'e r ,|ce.
A g u aran teed b attery for $3 or $1
an<I your old one. Charging, 50c.
of Dodge B ro th ers new four-cyiin-
der line, w hich was introduced
Ju ly 17. is to be found in th e large
volum e of o rd ers received. On the
hoH t T
i tm niediately follow ing
th e form al announcem ent o rd ers
w ere received for ap proxim ately
13.250,000 worth of new sedans
alone. Thia waa the only body type
introduced. W ithin a sh o rt tim e a
C C l i n o i i h c t v n ft I, One ° / t b e "»a«1 Im p o rtan t prob- ''oupe w ill be In production. L ater
SCHOOL DIST. NO. 7 l,,,ns o t th e autom otive engineer a cab rio let ro ad ster will be added
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today is to design m otors w hich ( ,l) ,h<> line. D ealers in such cities
The th resh in g is over and tw o wil1. ptT n ,it g re a te r gasoline eco n -1 aa Boston, Brooklyn,
Chicago,
I duidna « T bUS-t *” t h k C° " 1,nuni,y 'm*Vc o n s ta n tl^ b e iS g “ m ade’ and “re- a n 7 PhUa«I«lphla,,rekplo r t th a t ’th e ir
-
< Urd of l imn is .
We wish to th a n k all those who
helped us during the long illness of
our beloved husband and fath er
.„id for th e sym pathy expressed iu
any way
P
Mrs. M artha Grim m and Fam ily
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Curd of T hanks
We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for th e ir sym pathy mil
help during the illness and death of
our beloved wife and m other and
" >r ' h“ 6T c / B e t " “? ^ 0^ F a m ily
Don Cam eron of T ro u td ale was
' one of th ree men who w ere com
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. T om kins and
pelled to su rre n d e r th eir available little son Ralph of P lacerv ille. C al
I cash to a holdup m an early Monday ifornia, a re visiting th e la tte r's p a r
m orning on Slough road n ear F o r ents, Mr. and Mrs. K arl Schultz.
ty-second stree t, according to a re-
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. W adsw orth
■ port filed at police headquarters.
and two sons, of P o rtlan d , visited
As th e th ree w ere riding in an a u
Sunday w ith th e la tte r's sister, Mrs.
tom obile belonging to Allen Davis.
C arl S chultz and family.
! a com panion of Cameron's, a young
Mr. and Mrs. I ra W illard of near
m an w ith a w hite handkerchief
T
he
D alles, Oregon, visited Sunday
over his eyes stepped from th e side
of th e road and dem anded th e ir I * “ **
paren t8 ’ Mr' and
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.
.
___
,
.
I
Mrs.
W
II.
Black.
money. Cam eron w as forced to
Born to Mr. and Mrs. P ete r Ruhl
hand over 112. D avis p arte d w ith
13 and th e ir com panion, F ran k | of E stacad a at the home of Mrs.
I I.iedtke, gave up $10. The th ree K uhl's sister. Mrs. F orsythe, on Au-
men w ere com pelled to w alk Into | g u st 17, a son.
the city and la ter th e autom obile
was recovered on Colum bia houle DEALEK EXPLAINS
I vard.
GASOLINE ECONOMY
during th e
past
week, those of I m arkable successes a re being at- i sHlesroom/* have been visited by
n of
t
— .1 W. I I t tained
u itiix l
m n r u n n n n l n at««#*.«
F airview and
m ore people since the ____
new . . line ______
was
H. Stadelm an of O rchards W ash-
Tbv ,atest claim of u nusual introduced titan upon the occasion
ington
economy is m ade by Dodge B roth- r’L a J T n . previolu s announcem ent
T. ‘
,
ers for th e ir new four-cylinder cars
odgo B ro th ers have ever made.
The peach h arv est is in full which are being advertised as ca-
sw ing in th e Lee W ills orchard. pable of going ap proxim ately 25
Pedigree Blanks.
They rep o rt about h alf a crop t l i i s l miles. ° " a._Kal,on of Kasoline at a
T he Outlook has a supply of ped-
¡y ea r and only expect about 30001
°f 7’
e? per
, Ed igree blanks, useful for dairym en,
boxes
ii ,
° L Bro«'kw ay & Nelson, ( stock and poultry raise rs. Large,
T1 ' „
j,
■ .
Dodge B ro th ers D ealer, sta te s th at very useful, a t 5 cen ts each, 25 for
T hose atten d in g th e G range Home since the new c a rs w ere introduced 85c.
tf
econom ics picnic a t L a u re lh u rst p rac ,ie ally everyone who has ex- ---------
p ark la st T h u rsd ay w ere Mr. an d
" a8 Communted upon
Mrs. F. H. Crane, Mr. and Mrs. J. I “Several featu res in th e c a r s ’ de- I
W. E dw ards, Mrs. T. C. M illar, sign and co n stru ctio n a re respon- I
Mamie E dw ards and F ran ces B ar- aibl‘* for ,h is exceptional fuel econ- !
SI’RINGEK’S HALL
T he chassis of the new Graham
— ------- ---- corner is available with the first gear posi
g er
omy,” Mr. Nelson states. “One of
B rothers fast and pow erful six shown the powerful six cylinder tion of the three speed transm is
p i . „ ^ u „
.
.
. t h e mo8t Im p o rtan t is th e lig h ter!
Claude H unsacker has purchased w eight of th e cars. N atu rally w ith j
cylinder 2-ton road builders’ truck engine which provides ample sion form erly used on G raham
four lots in th e Geo. W ills tra c t.
less w eight for the engine to move
is shown above. In every detail power and speed to meet the de B rothers 2-ton models.
Mr. and Mrs. U. B urgener and a COI1Kl(lerable saving in gaso lin e is
o f its construction it is designed mands for fast travel and pulling
O ne cvf the Lockheed hydraulic
son W alter attended th e picnic a t aC« » T P.u l# * i 2 ,
„
fo r m inim um w eight consistent ability. The heavy duty transmis four wheel internal expanding
Chas. Balilqtilst Orchestra
~
,
A nother co n trib u tio n to econ-
w ith the rugged stren g th required sion with four speeds forward and brakes w ith which this road build
C edarville p ark Sunday and rep o rt omy is m ade by th e gear ratio | F ran k E b erh art, Floor Manager
reverse is shown at the right. er truck is equipped is shown in
to hold up under the hard service one
larg e crow d and a very enjoyable w hich is low er th a n on form er
In first speed this transmission
Ladies F ree
to which this type of truck is sub gives approximately 60 per cent the center. It is built for hea\ v
day.
I Dodge B ro th ers cars. T his m eans : G entlem en ."»Ite
service
and
makes
this
t
r
u
k
ex
jected.
EVERYONE WELCOME
th a t th e engine m akes few er revo- {
greater pulling ability than is ceptionally easy to controL
c i v n v n iiv n n
i lutions in driving th e c a r a mile
Conte and have a good lim e
S A I N U 1 I I I j LJ r r
th an w ere fo rm erly required, there-
FAIRVIEW
CALIFORNIA MAN
PLEASANT HOME
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by bringing about an o th er saving. |
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: Mr. and Mrs. W atkins and daugh-1 “ Im provem ents in carh u retio n , |
STATED
COMMUNICA-
HIES AT COBBETT
The Misses Abbie and Bessie
rs retu
rn ed from th
eir v .c acation
redesigned
T he W om en’s society of the
___ ' te
___
_______„
v.lc„
v c u u u ■ b etter m anifolding,
______ — - a _____
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tion F airview Lodge No. 92,
■—— sp en x t several
-------- , days
,
. e i at Long Beach and rep o rt a fine I 1 cylinder head
n try of
S m ith
M emorial
P re sb y teria n
P ecu liarly
sad
circu m stan ces Norton
a . t . th
1,ead and faster
faste r e en
A. F, & A. M., S atu rd ay eve
ch u rch w ill hold an all-day w ork surro u n d the death of W illiam D. M. L en n artz home la st week Miss tim e w t.ii , ,i,„„"
.
j
Gte gas into the com bustion chant- ning, Septem ber 3. 1927, 8 o’clock.
m eeting T h ursday a t th e home of M lner a „ e(i 5S
w h_
, hhip
W hile th e re th ey enjoyed th e her, announce,1 e a rlie r in the sutn-
Mrs. R. C. Brooks. The ladies a re .
’
1 1‘ Sed Abb,e addressed th e L adies Aid on sp o rt of digging clam s.
m er as im p o rtan t c h a ra c te ristic s of V isiting b reth ren welcome.
H. STANLEY, Sec'y,
requested to b rin g th e ir lunch and aw ay Monday, A ugust 29, at th e W ednesday on th e w ork
of th e
M rs. Joe Caldo arrived home ’bis Dodge B ro th ers m otor, also re- J ohn t WM.
.
m cginnis , w . m .
th e hostess w ill fu rn ish coffee.
home of a friend D. W. B u tler a t Goodwill In d u stries.
About
18 Sunday night after an eight w eeks’ 8Ult *” tbe achievem ent of op erat-
Mrs. Ju lia H oyt Snover recen tly Corbett. Mr. M iller had come from bags have been d istrib u ted in th is visit with ,-<,iati„ .
it,
, , lnB economy,
received w ord of the death of her Modesto C alifornia to
atten d th e com m unity
d lstrlb u ted ,n tb ls
It w ith relativ es and friends in
-T h e design of th e c a rb u re to r
nephew Linn Hoyt of S eattle. He ' '
' . ,
,
th e com m unity.
1 Chicago.
was im proved when the new m otor
w as the son of Andy Hoyt and lived ga norlng or tn e P io n eers asso cia-
John E ggim an is laid up with a
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. W ilkinson a re w as introduced and its location
w ith his p a re n ts for a num ber of »1™ to m eet at C orbett on Septem - ease of blood-poisoning in his leg. spending a week a t N ew port visit- CJ?a ".ge‘L .8? t,la t th e gas bu8 a
STORAGE
BATTERY f
^ A rvAew.’. ._ ” .e
..i5 ' b e r 7 ’ He had been th e re b u t th re e
Mrs. F ra n cis Seften and little ing friends.
.
c X ^ e to r
to u t ^ c o S
y ears old and is survived by his days w hen strick en w ith a form of
—
u
g
h
ter
M
a
r
y
Je
an
of
In
d
ian
-
Mrs.
J.
L.
Ross
and
little
son
of
cham
ber.
The
gas
goes
from
th
e!
widow and a son aged five.
Miss Ruth Bliss, who has been apoplexy rrom w hich lie did n ot apolis, Indiana, a re visitin g a t th e C alifornia are visitin g her p aren ts, c a rb u re to r th ro u g h th e Intake
spending th e p ast tw o m onths at rec°ver.
e n B. v Lake. I j j r> a n ,j Mrs. R. Radford, and o th er
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home of Mr. and Mrs. F.
th
Mrs.
F r e a n c home
e s S t o n of
e i s her
v t s i t cousin
i n v r to,I.....
te >o< y ™ag p rep ared for ship-
Mr an(j
Lew | s Brooks and relatives.
n a n c e s sto n e, is visiting relativ es m ent bv the T F M etw er u n d er
,
,
.
_
.i
in P ortland.
I ,..
f M®tz8er tinder- dau g h ters from B lackduck, Minn.,
Mrs. Menzies and d au g h ters of
S everal F airview citizens have a *ng comPany a t G resham and spent sev eral days a t th e hom e of P o rtlan d visited Sunday a t th e A.
been in the Mt. Hood region during sent to Modesto, w here fu n eral se r- the Rev and Mrs R w w lth n e]I ( Radford home, also Mr and Mrs
£ err?easSt 7Z t ’V ^ X e d Æ
Ï Ï T p i c k ” V Z ' U Î . wi“
T f B r° ° k8
W lth-
1
l i l laine
n in o T
i B
T u u m rn o e r r
x it
i i
Notice to the Public,
Notice is hereby given th a t I will
not h ereafter he responsible for any
debts co n tracted by my wife, Mrs.
Em m a G race T aylor. M ark J. T a y
lor, Rt. 1, T routdale, Oregon, Aug.
26, 1927.—Adv.
Floral Pieces
MABE TO ORDER
any design
Suhr’s Flower Farm
Old Time Dance
Base Line Road. Mite East 12-Mlle
Corner. P H O N E 7 it.
Thursday, Sept. 1
PHONE
1211
I
Peter
Lenard
Cleaning and
Pressing
¡ t o u r cleaning plant Is
I
tn Gresham
1 We call and deliver
WANTED
More people to read and
use the W ant Ads. Notice
the careful classification
and look for w hat you
want or advertise for it.
SERVICE STATION
th e b erries a re scarce th is year, but
som e
fam ilies
w ere
fo rtu n a te
enough to b rin g home 16 gallons.
so n o Ef ?r,m hla7ed à?er8'd e E t e s arto
th e republican convention w hich
w ill m eet in P o rtlan d next m onth.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude K napp of
^ n ^ M r Î.T '^ ^ s^ S n X "
„nm arvioa
.
n *
",
’ Was we 1 acqu ain ted
w ,t" m any of th e Pioneers in th e
X a N w U h p Îe a T r e To’ t h X e G
in„
,
h , ,
f
™ 5'
„ ,
6 6 d neXt w eek a t tb e
! C olum bia G range h all.
CORBETT
s^s^e rs-
^ |, e Ladies Aid of th e M. E.
church is p lanning a social for
'æ 51’, Sa,U? ia^
MUS' CUl
Ill'm b ers, stu n ts and readings, also
refresh m en ts will be featured.
H L B al, ,g p ain tin g th e in te rio r
' “Î
‘
1 ^ r « and Mrs. R athm an en ter-
! tained Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
W atkins and children.
'
and M^ 8’ C J ’ Wi' k8««on bad
«• v isito rs Mr. and Mrs. Ray W il- j
! kenson and sons.
M E'
HALEY
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. T ow nsend
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!c n u rc “ -
and
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son _____
A llen ___
and ____
Mrs. John
The ----------
sum m er -------
fishing
o ___
season
_
„„
on
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. M arkell sp e n t
T he Ju n io r Young Peoples socie-
T ow nsend and dau g h ter Mrs. Jose- the Colum bia closed a t noon on Sunday visiting w ith th e fam ily of ,y o t the H aley B aptist ch u rc h will
fr o m a n ouU nV to’^ V an co u v e ^ B ’ c ’ T h n rsd ay - Active p rep a ra tio n s a re H iram Robinson of St. H elens.
sponsor a q u a rte r social for the
Mrs. F ran ces O sborne of Tacom a beinK m ade by some for th e fall
lias retu rn ed hom e afte r spending Ashing, when th e riv er will again
several days at the hom e of Mr. be open on S eptem ber 10.
anL ltd e SB arb ara B u m f’dau liter of
Ralph K incaid visited his sister,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bunn.K under- Mrs- Sam H ulit, n ear H illsboro la st
w ent an operation last w eek for th e week.
rem oval of to n sils and adenoids.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Sw orden and Mr.
t0 be d° illg ViC*l.y‘ lnd XIrs- E d- Sw orden a re moving
I ,„ m .o r ’ Mr’" “ " w i r e ’ s
/ » ^ " » » ' 1 « « e r » p m . l t a . h , ,,,m -
D inner g u ests a t th e M. Len- benefit of th e society on T h u rsd ay
n artz home on Sunday w ere Dr. G. : evening, Septem ber 1, a t th e church,
O. Oliver, vice p resid en t of W il- , beginning a t 7:45. A sh o rt pro-
lam ette U niversity and
th e Rev. i Kram will be rendered by th e ju n -
a "d Mrs. E. W. W ithnell and son, | lor» and a freew ill offering taken,
H arold.
At th e conclusion of the program
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w aterm elon w ill be served a t a
. . lu m b e r for Sale.
nom inal charge. Everyone is ex-
“ m’ l
“ ' P“ “ 1
w ere Mr. and Mrs. W illard B liss . m er here engaged in th e fishing in- W. Bell L um ber com pany, phone ! p rese n t and belp the ch ild ren in
and tw o d au g h ters of P le a sa n t V al- dustry.
Sandy 131.
’
th is w orthy work.
.
! M rs- C lara Sm ith and d au g h ter
T he Rev. Mr. B rew ster, a form er
.
7
p asto r of th e M ethodist ch u rch of w ere a t N ew port. T aft, Neskowin
th is place, h as received ford from an,l T illam ook beaches last week.
C en tralia, W ashington, of th e death j They m ade th e trip by auto,
of his m other. T he p asto r and his
A rth u r G rimm retu rn ed Sunday
fam ily reside at Goble, Arizona.
.
. .
R ecent guests at th e home of Mrs. rom ^ d s c o t t b e a m w here he has
J u lia Snover w ere Mr. and Mrs. been em ployed by Cecil P ounder
F ord and son D ouglas of S eattle. I building a house.
Mrs. H - A W agner and children of
Colum bia g ran g e w ill m eet in all-
R ainier, Oregon, F red H oyt, of
o
A
Olympia, Mrs. L aw rence and Je ss day 8e8slon on S atu rd ay . Septem -
H oyt of P ortland.#
ber 3. T he m orning h o u rs from 8
r'
lttz v lrrx a *
ll
« .
_ 1
C. N. L B
uckner i s is em ployed at to 1 11 1 w w i ill
be „ sp
en ! t cleaning
th e _
building a house a t Tillam ook. * grounds and decorating the hall for
Nine carloads of ties have been
shipped from F airview to The the m eeting of the E ast M ultnomah
D alles w ithin the p ast tw o weeks. Pioneer association, w hich will be
T h ere they will be trea ted w ith ta r held on W ednesday, Septem ber 7.
for th e use on th e O. W. R. & N
T im e to He tiralT
su» risili
Gresham Battery&Tire Shop
Ivy F illin g S tation
Come to your state U n iv e rs ity for cultural
education and professional training.
Vulcanizing
Phone 1701
Hattcry Repairing
O p p o rtu n ity it offvrtd in
22 departm ents o f the College o f
L ite ra tu re , Science and the A r t s
COAL
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College Year Opens September 26, 1927
F o r info rm ation or catalogue u fn tt
Thv R r$ u tra r, U n iV t/rttty o f
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INDEPENDENCE FOR YOU
m m
POWELL VALLEY
PLEASANT VALLEY
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. H all and tw o
The D eborah L adies’ Aid of the I children retu rn ed Monday evening
Sw edish Mission church a t Powell from a w eek’s stay a t th e beach a t
V alley will m eet T h u rsd ay a fte r Y achats.
noon, Septem ber 1, a t th e church.
T he sm all »on of Mr. and Mrs.
R efreshm ents will be served by th e G eorge Yost suffered a dislocated
la d ie ^ of the society. The Ladies elbow of th e rig h t arm Monday
Aid from th e Mission ch u rch in w hen he fell from his bicycle. An
P o rtla n d will atten d as the invited X -ray w as taken by a O resham s u r
g u ests of the Pow ell V alley ladles. 1 geon.
Don 7 Run Downstairs
Are you always upstairs when the telephone
rings on the floor below?
An extension telephone, rosting only a few
cent* a day, will safe mile» of walking and
hoar* of time.
O regon T elephone C o .
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INDEPENDENCE for you depends upon
how consistently you use the columns of the OUTLOOK
to tell the people of this community about the merchandise
you have to supply their needs.
The GRESHAiM OUTLOOK has for over I 6 years
been a mighty factor in the economic development of this
lotality.
Your business in d ependence is assured through its
use as an advertising medium.