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Newspaper Page TextGRESHAM , *4 M i HONOR ROLL FOR EASTERN MULTNOMAH T h e f o llo w in g l i s t o f n a m e s in c lu d e s th o s e f r o n t G r e s h a m , T r o u td a le . F a ir - view’, C o r b e tt. P l e a s a n t H o m e. P le a s a n t V a lle y . B o r in s , E tc . ( N o te — R e q u e s t is m a d e f o r a d d i t i o n a l n a m e s o f m en in th e s e r v ic e f ro m E a s te rn M u ltn o m a h and N o r th e r n C la c k a m a s C o u n tie s .) > a A y CARL ALLDER DON C A L L A R D I RAN K ARM STRONG E A R N E ST JO H N WM. A N D ER SO N ISA A C W . A N D E R S O N GLENN ANDRE RO BERT ANDREW S AM BERT A N D REW S M E L V IN A N D R E W S H E R B E R T ARM STRONG E D W IN F( i R E S T A R N O L D TOM B A K E R E L M E R B A N 'K l'S H ER B ER T BASLEE E R N E ST BATES BYRON B E L L SG T. ( 1 s t C la s s ) F R A N K B E L L L E S L IE B E R K E OTLEY B E R K E P E T E R R. B E R K E A L B E R T A. B E Y E R CARL F. B E Y E R E l.M E R C. B E Y E R JA C K B IC H A N , h o n o r a b ly d is c h a rg e d . B L IS S , C L E V E L A N D H E N R Y B d T T L E S i >N L IE U T . AM OS W A T T B O T K IN D A N IE L B O U R G E O IS E U G E N E B O U R G E O IS C E C IL B O Z A R T H S G T BOY D O. B R A S W E L L J O H N B R IG G S ED G A R BROOKS JE R O M E B R O O K EM ERSON BROW N FR A N K BROW N C L A R E N C E B R O W N IN G JO H N B U R B A L E O N CAD DY CALL, ROBERT A L B E R T CAM P ED. C A N IF F OSCAR CA RLSO N H A R R Y C. C H A S E J O S E P H CH 1O D O , E R N E S T C H R IS T E N S E N L O U IS C H R IS T E N S E N G EO RG E CLARK SG T. C A R L G O N D G O N O R R IE C O N R A D PER CY CONRAD E D M U N D G. C O N V IL L H A R R Y CO O LEY . M IL O M. COO NS CO RP. R A L P H C R A N D A L L 2D L IE U T . F R E D C R A N E EM ERSON A CRA W FO RD FR A N K CRA W FO RD D O M IN IC K C U N N IN G H A M C O R P . C A R L Y L E A. C U N N IN G H A M F R E D D A V IS W DEAVER CH A S. D E H A V E N S A D D L E R E D W A R D D IC K E N S O N G O U G H O. D IX H A R L O W M D O U G L A SS. C E C IL D U K E RAYMOND D U N B A R ED DUNN ED ER. FRA N K H E N R Y ELTO N EA STM A N E L L IO T T , R A Y E D W A R D W IL S O N E A ST M A N V E N C IL E V A N S E I). E V E R E T T W S. E V E R E T T F R E D E R IC K , O T T O GALEN FA NCH ER E L IS F O R S G R E N ISA A C F O S T E R E M A N U E L FO X J O H N FO X M IL T O N FO X ERN EST J FREEM AN K EN T FREEM A N W IL L IA M G A U P M A N D E W E Y G IB B S C O R P . ROY 11. G IB B S M E R R IL L R. G OOD M E R V 1 N R. G OOD HOM ER GOSSETT R O B ER T G U STA FSO N W I L L IE H A L E Y FLOY D HALLOCK O L IV E R H A M B L IE N C O R P F R A N K A. H A M L IN JO H N H A M L IN C L IF T O N H A R R IS T H E A D O R E H A R R IS FRED HARRT L A W REN CE HARVEY A LFR ED HAUGLUM PE T E R HAUGLUM P O R T U S H A T F IE L D C. H E N D R IC K S ROY H E N S L E Y SG T. W. A. H E N S L E Y C A R Y L H E S L IN C O R I. C L A U D E H E S L IN C H A R L E S H IC K S JA S o . H IL L Y A R D J. W IL L IA M H IL L Y A R D C O N R A D I B 'E C K E R V IC T O R H O LM JO H N K H O N EY F R E D E R IC K H O N E Y H E R B E R T H. H o S S » F R E D H O SS EV ERETT HUGHES 1ST L IE U T . D R . H . 11. H U G H E S O. W H U M A S O N C O R PO R A L RAY M OND H UM ASON JA C K , C. C. C O R P . W F. J E N N E SGT. GUY D. JO N E S A L B E R T A. JO H N S O N a x e l f . J ohn so n S G T G U S T A V E A. JO H N S O N H A R R Y JO H N S O N JO H N A JO H N S O N roy J o h n s o n W IL L IA M E JO H N S O N A L B E R T E. JO N S R U D A lii.A N JOY F A X O N JO Y FR A N K KENNY HAROLD K ER N G L E N N H. K E S T E K 3 O N RAY K E S T E ltS O N N E L S O N K IR K W O O D E L G IN B. K IR K W O O D R IC H A R D K N A R R R O B E R T K N 1 E R IE M G E " . K. K N IB R IE M CORAL LAKE I'E S T O N D L A K E L O Y A L I,. L A K E Ma » S Ha M W- M *»! H A R o l.D L A K E G E O R G E LARSON P E T E R L A R SO N E M IL I.A U B E R e r n e s t lay m a n P E ' 'N A I t l l l.A U D E R B A C K J U L IU S 1 M M P E R T • I ' I IE U T K A S ltR L E A D E R A R T H U R LEDBURY FRED J LEDBURY WM L E D B U R Y J o s e p h c i . e t s in g e r L L O Y D L IT T L E P A G E A l.T o N L O V E L A C E L IE U T C H A S R M cCO I.L S G T C. W (S H E R M A N ) M C A R T E R . SG T ROY M 'C A R T E R . C A R R ''L L M iC R E A R Y H A R O L D M iC R E A R Y E. J M eC U L L O C H J O H N M cG IN N IS A R C H IE M cK E O W N l e w is b u r l M c K in n e y R u B T M a GNUSEN W I L L IE M A R T IN C H A R L E S M A Y ER N E W T o N L. M A R Y O TT SG T H A R V E Y M A SSEY SGT. L E E M E R R IL L W A L TE R W M ETZGER A D E L B E R T W M ETZGER F L O Y E D S. M E T Z G E R JO H N M ILA N W A G O N E R B A Y A R D M IL L E R C O R P . G L E N W O O D M IL L E R 11 C M O F F E T T L E IG H T O N M O N T E IT H T I l o S P. M O RGAN L E L A N D B M OORE G E O R G E N E IL S O N l . o l 'I S N E IL S O N G E 'iR G E N E L S O N E D W A R D C. N O R E E N O S C A R E. N O R E E N ROY O L S E N P A U L l'A L M B L A D RAY P A L M Q U IS T T cM P A R K E R V ERL PA RK ER LRV1N P A R M L E Y F E D E R R. P E D E R S O N P E L T O N , W IL L IA M C L IF T O N P E T E R S O N E L M E R L. P H E L P S L E O N A R D P IA T T FAY E . P O T T E R H o w a r d p o w e r s C E C IL l'U L F E R D E X T E R Q U E S IN B E R R Y 1ST L IE U T . It. W. Q U E S IN B E R R Y SG T . ( 1 s t C la s s ) E A R L R A D F O R D E L M E R RA D FO RD E R V IN F. R A D F O R D C O R P FLO Y D RA D FO RD JE S S E R A D FO RD ELLSW O RTH RA K ER H A R V E Y RA N EY GUY It. R E A D . S ev erely w ounded. RO SS E . R E A D . C ited fo r b r a v e ry C H A S. C. R E E D G REYNOLDS V E R N E R IC H E Y I.. E. R IC H M O N D W A R D R IC H M O N D H A R R Y C. R IC K E R T V IC T O R R IC K E R T W. R I C H E R T 2D L IE U T . L E S T E R R IC H E Y 1ST SG T. K E N N E T H R O B E R T S C L A U D R O B IN S O N SAM W . R O B IN S O N FR A N K ROGERS J o E ROSS N E L S O N ROSS C O R P . D. E. R U S S E L L JO H N D A L E R U S S E L L E D G A R L. R U S S E L L C H A S E E. ST. C L A IR L E S L I E T S T .C L A IR R U D O L P H S A I.Q U IS T 2D L T. G E O R G E S C H A N T IN T O N Y S C H A N T IN SGT, ( 1st C la s s ) S. G. S C H N E ID E R " S C A R S E D IG ED . T H E O . S E L L RA Y S H R I N E R R O B E R T SH U M W A Y A L F R E D S 1M O N S E N A L FR E D SLOOP T U G S . E LT O N ' S L O O P F R E D M U R R A Y S M IT H "S C A R SPA U N HARRY SPEN CER F R A N K G. VAN S P E Y B R O C K WA L U R E D S T A F l'E N S O N CO RP. E A R L STA N LEY H A R RY STA N LEY SG T. W IL B U R S T A N L E Y SG T. V E ltN S T A T E R PAUL STEV EN S C L A R K E S T IL L IO N S C L Y D E P. S T O N E SGT. O S C A R S T O N E E R N E S T W. S T R A T T O N A R T H U R S T R E IU N G E O R G E It. S W A G E R T G EO RG E SW YGERT L E ST E R TALLM ADGE CORP. FRANK T E E V IN . s e v e r e ly w ounded. E D M O N D T E E V IN W IL L T E E V IN PA Y M A STE R LLOYD T E G A R T 2D L IE U T E R N E S T THOM E D R 1C T H O M A S FR A N K W. THOM AS K IR K T H O M P S O N STU A RT THOM PSON EA R L T O W N S E N D FRA N K TO W N SEN D G E O R G E T ('W N S E N I) L E S L IE T O W N S E N D A L P H O N S E VAN D O N IN C K A U G U S T VAN D O N IN C K JO E V ERETT1 S. O. V IK E N ARTHUR VOLBRECHT W A LTER VOLBRECHT AUGUST W ALCH JO S E P H W ALCH •W I L L IA M W A L C H , k ille d in a c tio n . C A R L I. W A I.K E R R A L E IG H B. W A T S O N CO R P. TH O S. M W A TSO N E D N E R W E D IN A L B E R T W E IS S E M M E T T O W E N S W E L L IN G L E S L IE W IL E S M O R R IS W lL M A R T ll •H A R O L D W IL S O N , (lied o f d is e a s e . G L E N C. W O L F E G UY E . W O L F E LEM . W W O L FE ROY E W O O D W A R D L E W IS Y E R G E R S G T. H E N R Y Z E N G E R mt * a e « fca MI M Ra ** »a »a » . Ka •4 ' ‘C h a m b e rla in ’s C o u g h R em ed y is sp le n d id fo r c ro u p ,” w rites M rs. E d w ard H a s s e tt, F r a n k f o r t, N. Y. "M y c h ild re n h av e been q u ic k ly re lie v e d o f a tta c k s of th is d re a d f u l c o m p la in t by its u s e ." T h is re m e d y c o n ta in s no o p iu m o r o th e r n a rc o tic , a n d m ay be g iven t o a ch ild as c o n fid en tly as to an a d u lt .— Adv. Mr. a n d Mrs. C h a n d le r v isite d th e l a t t e r ’s p a re n ts , Mr. a n d M rs. B ro o k an d fa m ily o n T h a n k sg iv in g . W m . C ald o is sick w ith th e "flu b u t is n o t se rio u s. Mountain Meadow Butter PHOTOS M a n u fa c tu re d by SANDY CREAMERY CO.' A L L K IN D S A N D A L L S IZ E S T h e n a m e “ M o u n t H ood B u tte r " ) h a s h e re to fo re been used by p e r m issio n of th e M o u n t H ood Ice C ream Co., w h ich h a s a ll its d a iry i p ro d u c ts re g is te re d u n d e r t h a t ' title . T h a t p e rm issio n h as ceased , h en ce th e c h a n g e o f n a m e , w hich i becam e effectiv e on J a n u a r y 1. N ew C a lle ry “ M o u n ta in M eadow G IL T MAX B a tte r " w ill be fo u n d a t all th e le a d in g ' j s to re s in th e c o u n ty . Ask fo r it I ------------------------------------------------ .------- - OR N A T U R A L N ea t and C heap S C H N E ID E R M a th e w s’ B ldg, M ain S tr e e t P h on e 541 I— í WOOD t—i— i — i — x - i —i—i—i—I- • BAKING EXCELLENCE A llo w s u s to co m p e te w ith all riv als. T h e In g r e d ie n ts o f o u r b read a n d p a s trie s a r e in s tr ic t c o n fo rm ity w ith th e w a r r e g u la tio n s a n d th e n e a tn e s s o f o u r b a k e ry h as g iv en us th e h ig h e st s a n ita r y ra tin g . P a tr o n iz e a h om e in d u s try . CITY BAKERY «■rrohani. Phone I I . M4 TROUTDALE th e d e p a rtm e n t in a c tin g as a d lstrib u - tiv e agency for m erc h a n d ise th ro u g h th e p arcel post. T h e p o stal serv ice for th e first and second cla ss m a tte r h a s alread y been p ra c tic a lly ru in ed by th e ex ten sio n s of th e p arcel post to th e p o in t w here (h e se rv ic e h as b eco m e p rim a rily a d eliv ery wagon for p riv a te In te re sts m ail. T h e p rice of le tte r postage has been in creased fifty p er cent and sec ond class postage ra te s have in m any in stan ces been sev eral tim e s m u ltip lied in o rd e r to m eet losses su sta in e d by th e g o v ern m en t in d is trib u tin g goods fo r th e m ail o r d e r c o n c e rn s an d o th e r p riv a te in te re s ts engaged in re ta ilin g m e rc h a n d is e fo r p riv a te profit. T ills class of m a tte r has increased so ra p id ly because of th e low ra te s th a t it h a s sw am ped th e postal service. In som e offices th e volum e of parcel post sh ip m e n ts h a s m ore th a n doubled th is y e a r o v er last. T h e claim th a t th e se rv ice would red u ce th e htgli cost of liv in g , an d lead to th e sale of food stufTs d ire c t from th e poducer to th e co n su m er h as not been realized, b u t th e big re ta il co n cern s of larg e c itie s have been benefited to th e e x te n t of m any m illio n s th ro u g h th e o p p o rtu n ity offered th e m to have th e postal service do th e ir d eliv ery w ork for them a t a loss to th e people of th e co u n try . As a re s u lt of th is su b sid y to th e m ail o rd e r houses th e d eliv ery of le t te r m ail, c a rrie d a t an in crease in cost of fifty p er cen t, an d of second class m ail, has becom e so irre g u la r th a t th e m afia can no lo n g er be d ep en d ed upon, an d sin ce th e d e p a rtm e n t to o k o v e r th e te le g ra p h serv ice, ev en th a t m ean s of co m m u n icatio n h as be com e c h a ra c te riz e d by serio u s delay. In c id e n ta lly local m erc h a n d isin g in te re s ts in th o u sn a d s of sm aller c en te rs of p o p u latio n have been in ju red , and to th a t e x te n t th e to w n s th em selves have been h u rt. All e ffo rts to tax th e m ail o rd e r co n cern s on th e ir sh ip m e n ts have been baffled, alth o u g h they a re free from th e local ta x a tio n w hich they pay to w ard th e m ain te n a n c e of th e co m m u n ity in w hich it is located, W hy n o t o p e ra te th e PostofBce de p a rtm e n t in th e in te re s ts of th e peo ple r a th e r th a n p im a riiy for th e w el fare of th e m ail o rd e r m ag n ates? A nd w hy p u t tw e n ty th o u sa n d tru c k s on th e job of d e liv e rin g m erch an d ise for th e m ail o rd e r houses in co m p etitio n w ith th e local re ta il m erch an t, th u s in c re a sin g th e volum e of b u sin ess of th is k in d to th e f u r th e r im p a irm e n t of th e le g itim a te p u rp o ses of th e po stal serv ice? If th e g o v ern m en t proposes to o p e ra te th e ex p re s com panies, why n o t tu r n th e ex p ress b u sin ess o v er to th em , an d m ake su ch ra te s as w ill pay th e c o st of o p e ratio n , ra th e r th a n tax o th e r classes a f m ail to fa tte n th e fo rtu n e s of th e m erch an d ise m illio n a ire s in th e la rg e r c e n te rs of popula tio n ?— N a tio n al R epublican. SATURDAY S TEACHERS' MEETING A SUCCESS T h e r e g u la r m e e tin g o f th e te a c h e rs o f M u ltn o m a h c o u n ty , h eld lust S a tu r d a y w as a su ccess in ev ery r e sp e c t. S e v e ra l te a c h e rs o f th e c o u n ty w ho h ad p re v io u sly been a p p o in te d by S u p e rin te n d e n t A ld e rso n , re n d e re d sp le n d id ta lk s on sch o o l s u b je c ts M rs. B e a rd o f th e G re sh a m sch o o ls, an d M rs. S tre e h o f L e n ts s ta tio n , ab ly h a n d le d th e q u e stio n of " T h e M o rals o f th e S chool C h ild .” M r. G ru b b s o f th e P a rk R ós“ sch o o l w as u n a n im o u sly e lec ted as d e le g a te fro m M u ltu o m a h c o u n ty to th e S ta te T e a c h e rs ’ a sso c ia tio n . T h e c lu b boys a n d g ir ls of th e p u b lie sch o o ls a re g o in g to be g iv en a c h a n c e to buy a m ilch g o at. The g o a ts w ill be on s a le in J u n u a r y , a n d P o rtla n d b a n k s h a v e co n se n te d to lo an e v e ry boy o r g irl w ho w ish es to ta k e u p th e p ro je c t th e m oney to buy th e s e g o a ts , on th e re c o m m e n d a tio n o f th e te a c h e r o r p rin c ip a l in c h a rg e Mr. S h erw o o d of th e P o rtla n d sch o o ls e x p la in e d to th e te a c h e rs th e v alu e o f th e g o a t a s a food p ro d u c e r. T h e g o a t, he say s, is th e w ise m a n 's cow . a n d th e r e a re th o u s a n d s of a c re s a ro u n d P o rtla n d w h ere g o a ts can be ra ise d , a n d in fa n t m o rta lity w ill be m u ch re d u c e d w hen th e use of g o a t’s m ilk is e s ta b lis h e d . O th e r s p e a k e rs o f th e d ay w ere M rs. B lu m a u e r of th e R ed C ross, Miss In g lis of G re sh a m , P ro fe s s o r R e n d e r o f O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l college, an d Mr. M erits, also o f th e A g ric u ltu ra l co lleg e. S u p e rin te n d e n t A ld erso n co m p let ed th e p ro g ra m w ith a p le a s a n t ad d re s s to th e te a c h e rs , a n d w ishes fo r a H ap p y C h ris tm a s a n d g la d new y e a r fo r all. I ATIIF.lt l.M ) MOTHER AS I TR IM » OF THEM. ONE ROMANTIC HERO EMERGES FROM THE WAR In a le t te r to his p a re n ts . Mr. an d M rs T h o m a s W iles, L esley B. Wile.- w rite s of th e joy in th e cam p w hen th e new s o f th e s ig n in g of th e a rm is tice w as re c eiv ed " T h e w hole cam p w en t w ild ,” h e w rites. “ 1 w as a fra id th e boys w ould yell th e i r liv es aw ay , but n o th in g h a p p e n e d ." p u rp o se o f ex p an d in g th e a c tiv itie s of I PICTURE FRAMING PAGE T H R EE HUH T he PostofBce d e p a rtm e n t h as called | M rs. E. B o n e tt, o f S an d y , s p e n t T u e sd a y of la s t w eek w ith Mrs. A. 4. A u lt. R ead th e O u tlo o k classified ads. DECEMBER on th e W ar d e p a rtm e n t for 20,000 j m o to r tru c k s an d 30,000 m en for th e I *- SANDY BLUFF TUESDAY, MAIL ORDER BUSINESS RUINS _______ POSTAL SERVICE i F o r ('ro u p . OUTLOOK L esley en clo sed th e follow ing verBes. w hich he had w ritte n in a p p re c ia tio n of his p a re n ts and h om e: By L E S L E Y B. W IL E S As I s it In my te n t f a r aw ay, T h e th o u g h ts com e to m e of my hom e And how 1 le ft It to jo in th e navy. T h o u g h It m e a n t m any d ay s to ro am . B ut th e th o u g h ts o f my m o th e r a re m any As they flush th r o u g h my m ind O ut of th e m aze of m ilita ry figures, w hile 1 d re a m , a n d o u t of th e d in of w a r th e r e a l 211 I.I K I’T . A L B E R T H E N S L E Y . Of my d e a r old h om e In O reg o n , w ays a p p e a rs u ro m a n tic h e ro — a T h e re th in g s a r e w tiat they seem M rs. E lla H en sley receiv ed a c a h e ro to w hom th e w orld g iv e s its lo \e b le g ra m fro m h e r son A lb ert la s t How 1 long to go back to my k in fo lk . und d ev o tio n . T hu m an a ro u n d w hom T h e d e a r o n es I love so w ell, F rid a y , te llin g of h is p ro m o tio n to th e ro m an ce of tills feelin g now ce n A nd 1 b eliev e th a t th e tim e is n ig h second lie u te n a n t. H e e n lis te d w itli te r s is K ing A lb e rt of B elgium . In F o r I hav e h e a rd th e lib e rty bcl'. C om pany C 1 1 6 th e n g in e e rs a yea'r 1914, w hen G e rm a n y e n te r e d B el ago la s t J u n e , going to F ra n c e o v er T h e navy is a good p lace g iu m an d b ro k e ev ery luw of Go I F o r o ne w ho loves to ro am , a y e a r ag o a n d h a s re c eiv ed ste a d y B ut for the m an witli a d e a r old m o th er a n d m ail, K iug A lb e rt w as th e only p ro m o tio n up to his p re s e n t p o sitio n . It n e v e r c o u ld be a hom e. cro w n e d h e a d th a t a c tu a lly led his He is aw ay fro m h is re g im e n t a t p re s tro o p s to b a ttle a n d lived a m o n g I well re m e m b e r my m o th e r e n t, on d e ta ile d d u ty , th e m us th e ir co m ra d e . A fte r a h a rd A nd how I ca u se d m an y a te a r. B ut sh e a lw a y s tr ie d to te a c h m e d a y 's s tru g g le th is so ld ie r k in g could M rs. F ra n c e s A lla rd le ft S a tu rd a y A nd a n o b le c h a r a c te r re a r. be se e n w a lk in g am o n g h is tro o p s a n 1 to sp e n d th e w in te r w itli h e r d u u g h I feel th a t th e s tr u g g le s h av e p aid h e r s p e a k in g w o rd s of c h e e r to them . te r, M rs. Roy M orse, o f P e n d le to n . T h o u g h I am n o t a ll sh e w ould W hen tile tig h t of " d e a th b efo re d is She w as a c c o m p a n ie d by h e r g ra n d hav e m e be h o n o r" w as b eg u n , th e B elg ian arm y Yet I hav e been c a re f u l und c a u tio u s so n , W in sto n . In w a lk in g th e n a rro w p a th to a lin ed up w ith him und pro v ed how- T h e T ro u td a le A id society will g re a t a sm a ll c o u n try c o u ld becom e. tee. m eet W e d n esd ay a fte rn o o n a t th e K in g A lb e rt an d h is ro y al fum ily. c h u rc h . I m p o rta n t b u sin e ss is to be 1 know I w ill so m e day m eet h e r w itli th e a rm ie s , h av e m ad e th e ir tr i T h o u g h it m ay n o t be on th is c o n sid e re d , a n d a fu ll a tte n d a n c e is u m p lial m a rc h in to B ru sse ls, w ltn g lobe, d e sire d . B ut I ’m s u r e to In th e n ex t, Hags flying, m a r tia l m u sic uud vast T h e R ed C ro ss a u x ilia ry w ill m e >• F o r I'll be w e a rin g a h eav en ly th r o n g s c h e e rin g . T h e k in g ’s love robe. fo r se w in g T h u rs d a y fro m 10 to I lo r h is peo p le is sh o w n in th e s t a te o 'clo ck w ith a sa n d w ic h lu n ch a t My f a th e r w ill be th e r e also . m en t in w hich he say s he is n o t " k in g noon. P le n ty of se w in g on h a n d . I ’m s u re fo r I know him w ell, of B elg iu m h u t of tile B e lg ia n s." Mr. a n d M rs. N. P. 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B rin k a s a re s t« " W h ere a m an could w o rsh ip his God people, h o n o r, th ro n e , uud is th e m ost ra n t. W ith re v e re n c e und receiv e his d esp ised m an in all th e w o rld , lie A fa m ily p a rty of fifteen g u th g ra c e . finds liliu self u m an w iliio u t a c o u n ered a ro u n d th e big ta b le a t R. 1). tr y , w ith o u t a sin g le tr iu m p h , w ith 1 only h ope to be lik e him . B a ile y 's o n T h a n k s g iv in g day. B e I w ant It to be said of m e: o u t a sin g le lio u o ru h le th o u g h t to sid e th e B ailey fam ily th o s e e n jo y “ T h a t m an a d w ays did Ill’s best s u s ta in him . To w ork fo r h u m a n ity .” ing th e d in n e r w ere J a y B ailey a n 1 K iu g A lb e rt sto o d to r ju s tic e , for fam ily , M r. a n d M rs. C. I. R a k e r My f a th e r is ag ed b u t n o t feeble. rig h t, fo r h o n o r, re a d y to g iv e a ll fo r an d son E lls w o rth , a n d h is frie n d T h e sa m e a p p lie s to h is wife. I he p re s e rv a tio n of h is c o u n try uud C o m m a n d e r G ilb e rtso n fro m S e a ttle . T hey h av e p ro v ed to J h e w orld th e ills p eo p le; tile k a is e r sto o d fo r g re e d , v alu e M rs. L. A. H arlo w , le a d e r of th e Of le a d in g a rig h te o u s life. fo r in ju s tic e , fo r d is h o n o r, re a d y to re c e n t U n ite d W ar W o rk d riv e in th e sacrifice an y n u m b e r of h u m a n lives I have trie d my b est in th e s e v erses | school d is tr ic t, re c eiv ed a le t te r from To h eap flow ers on his an d h e r to g ain m o re w orldly pow er. B elg iu m , O. W. D av id so n , s t a te le a d e r of th e h ead . th r o u g h th e le a d e rs h ip of h e r k in g , d riv e , c o n g r a tu la tin g h e r u n d th e I w ould r a t h e r do th a t a t th e p re s e n t lias w on a n e n v ia b le p lace In th e people of th e d is tric t on th e sp le n d id T h a n a f t e r th e y a re d ead . h e a r ts o f th e p eo p le of th e w o rld ; h e r suocese o f th e d riv e . O u r q u o ta w as T h o u g h I c a n n o t be w itli th em at w ro n g s a re b ein g a v e n g e d a n d h e r $200 a n d th e a m o u n t ra ise d w as p re s e n t c o u ra g e re w a rd e d , an d th e k in g has $ 2 5 6 .6 2 , e x ceed in g th e q u o ta by Y et I s u re ly do s u rm is e been fo u n d ” w o rth y on su ch a th ro n e T h a t It w ill n o t he long from to d ay $ 5 6 .6 2 , to hav e been s e t,” U n til I look in to th e i r eyes. M rs. C. H. M cG irr, w ho h a s been N aval T ra in in g S chool, ill w itli in flu e n z a a t tie r p a r e n t’s T a ilo rin g P e n sa c o la , F lo rid a . h om e In P o rtla n d , Is re p o r te d n o t so For m en and w o m e n —c le a n in g , p re s sin g a n d re p a irin g d o n e w ell. w ell to d a y . R ead th e W a n t eda. P e te r L e n a rd , P o w ell s tre e t. ROCKWOOD R ev. F. J. S c h n e ll, p a s to r at R ockw ood, h a s been in v e s tig a tin g th e p re v a le n c e of th e " flu " in th is lo AUCTION SALE. c a lity a n d re p o r ts th a t so fa r as he can le a rn th e r e a rc o n ly o n e o r tw o se v e re c a se s a t p re s e n t in th e Rock wood n e ig h b o rh o o d . S om e w ho h av e been sick a re re c o v e rin g . T w o p e rs o n s h a v e been ta k e n to th e h o s p ita l. It is p la n n e d to hold se rv ices as u su a l in th e R ockw ood c h u rc h next Sunday. SYCAMORE PIONEER DIES IN PORTLAND E dgar R ich ey , w ho c ro sse d th • . p la in s w ith ox te a m s in 1852, died at his h o m e a t 612 T e n in o a v e n u e N o v e m b e r 20 a t th e ag e of 78 y ears. He w as b o rn In H en ry c o u n ty , Iow a, in 1940. In th e s p r in g o f 1852, w hen he wus 12 y e a rs o f age, he cro ssed th e p la in s w ith ox te a m s a n d s p e n t th e w in te r of 1852-3 In P o rtla n d . T h e next s p r in g th e R ichey fa m ily s e ttle d n e a r S y cam o re a n d b u ilt a h o u se , w hich I* s till In use. In 1864 he m a rrie d C y n th ia C. WII so n , w ho, w ith h e r six c h ild re n , s u r vive him . H e lived 40 y e a rs on h is fa rm in B o rin g , m o v in g to P o rtla n d In 1906. I n te r m e n t w as in M o u n t S c o tt c e m e te ry . Col. H ouse re m a in s so q u ie t th a t in fu tu re y e a rs he w ont even have th e sa tisfa c tio n of say in g th a t “I told you so." One mile anti a half Southeast of Gresham, on the Palmblad Station Road. SA TU R D A Y , DECEM BER Beginning at 10:00 A. M. Sharp 7 I hree Milk Cows, three Heifers, one of them fresh in a few days. One Duroc Jersey Sow; nine pigs, six week old; seven Shoats; span of Mares, one sorrel, one bay, six and seven years old, weight 1922. One Wagon. One set Work Harness. One set single Harness. Two tons Oat and Clover Hay. One 50-tooth Harrow. One 12-inch Breaking Plow. Forty Spring Brown Leghorn Pullets. Two cords Wood. One Butterfly Separator. Milk Cans. Buckets. One Queen Washing Machine. One Wringer. One Wheelbarrow. One 2 1-2 gallon Churn. Sixty quarts Fruit. Six Stanchions. All Household Goods. T ools, Etc. I I.RMS I p to $20, Cash. Over $20, Bankable Notes, four months, at 8 per cent. Sale Rain or Shine Free Lunch at Noon C. A. M A 1 R A N I, Owner R. I. ANDERSON, Auctioneer. A. 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If you a re tr o u b le d w ith In w ho hav e a lw a y s used It fo r y e a rs d ig e s tio n o r c o n s tip a tio n th e s e t a b w hen tr o u b le d w ith a c o u g h o r cold, an d w ith th e very b est re s u lts .— Adv 1 le ts w ill do you g o o d ." Adv. O uR . FAT ROW PR A ISE U S ,,EYERV DAV T hat shop TOR. IE GRESHAM MARKET We Have Heard a Lot a b o u t th e c o m p lim e n ts th a t o u r p a tr o n s a re p ay in g us, an d we w a n t to say r ig h t h e re a n d now , "M r. a n d Mrs. C ustom er, we th a n k you. Y o u r k in d w ords a re se n d in g y o u r frie n d s to th is sh o p , a n d we a re g o in g to tr e a t th e m rig h t. A gain, we th a n k y o u ." A. J. W . B K O W N , P io p . G re s h a m , O re .