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VOL. 10, NO. 86
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
CHAUTAUQUA SYSTEM
ON NON PROFIT BASIS
XMAS EXERCISES
AT UNION HIGH
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1920
H i l l L IT T L E ( H I I . D I t F N E V E R Y W H E R E
A J O Y O U S S FLY SON S T IL L M E .M A K E ;
M E B R I M i O CR I'H Et l O l S G IF T S TO THEM
EV EN FOR T H E D E A R C H ILD J E S U S ’ SA K E .
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
POMONA ENDORSES
WEED ELIMINATION
An event of far-reach in g conse-
jquence occurred recently in P o rtlan d
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j when th e E llison-W hite B ureau, op-
Rev. A. 8. Hisey, p astor of th e era tin g hund red s of Lyceum courses,
At th e last Pom ona g ran g e which
w .i. j , .
. 1 festivals and ch a u ta u q u as thro u g h -
M ethodist church, was th e speaker of Out th e west, placed th e ir business
met at L ents th e question of weed
the afternoon at Union High school on a stric tly non-profit basis At one
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.
.
step this places these e n tertain m en t
control was taken up and a fte r th o r
T hursday when the C hristm as pro- and educational assem blies on th e
ough discussion th e rep o rt of th e
gram was given.
Rev. Mr. H isey Plane of th e school, college and
week com m ittee was accepted an d en
, ,
I church.
was asked to give "T he T rue
Two ypars aRO Mr. Ellison and Mr.
dorsed. T his rep o rt will be placed In
C hristm as S tory" but he said th a t W hite were prim e m overs in an at-
the hands of in terested legislators ami
the story was so fam iliar to everyone
,place a11 bureaua *? th,T
a bill containing th e am endm ents and
. . . .
, , .
U nited S tates on non-profit basis. It
provisions of th e rep o rt be placed be
th a t he would tell som ething of the wa3 defeated th ro u g h selfish interest
men who w rote the stories. He o u t- 1 on th e p art of some of th e sm aller
fore th e coining legislature.
lined th e Bible sto ries as they a re I com panies of th e east. T he w estern
8. B. Hall, county ag e n t; C. B.
found in M athew and L uke a n d 'g a v e , " ™ has.
t a *e" , h e ,6tep and 11 J 3
Lewis,
and J. J. Johnson rep resen ted
...
. . .
. .
expected th a t w ithin a few years th e
Pom ona grange and J. E. S tansberry,
som ething of th e ch a racteristics of m ovem ent will be nation-w ide,
th e tw o m en who w rote of th e b ir th '
T he new org an izatio n ta k es th e
D istrict A ttorney Evans and 8. B. Hall
nam e of th e E llison-W hite Lyceum
and early life of C hrist.
w ere appointed by th e county com
Mary Cogswell gave a pleasing and C hau tau q u a association. It is
m issioners to work out su itab le
PEDAGOGY
CLASS
sponsored bv some of th e leading
reading ab o u t "T he F irs t C hristm as men and women of th e Pacific Coast.
am endm ents to th e existing laws on
CAN KEEP SECRETS
T ree.”
T here are nine m em bers on th e
the subject.
T he pedagogy class gave a one act
Vaye H arm on gave th e ever charm board of tru stees, seven of whom will
T he report as adopted by Pom ona
reading “ 'T 1 w
as th
N ig
ht B
B e efor.
fo r e lyceum
be e ,e c te and
d fro cb
m a y u e ta a r u q 1°
by the
gran g e is as follows:
l ine
g reading
was
th e e M
ght
u a y ear
patrons
in
comedy at th e Union High school
“ In counties w here th e county
l hristm as.
. (bp different districts. T he board of
O ther sp eak ers who have accepted Thursday m orning which was much
T he m orning services at th e court has appointed a person in ac
Musical num bers w ere given by th e tru ste es fo r th e p resen t year is as fol-
G irl's Glee club, by th e Boys’ G le e ilow8: c - w - Tenney, president of in v itatio n s to speak here during enjoyed by the stu d en ts and th e few M ethodist Episcopal church will be In cordance with th e provisions of this
act, th en upon petition bearing th e
F a rm e r’s W eek are George A. Mans g u ests who were present.
c u b „nd by , b . u » ,b „ H U b « b , b « . X ^ ,b US ' ' S ; . ’rtc,,i 0. a ‘.", i , £ »
field of M edford, president of the Ore-
T he nam e of th e comedy was "How keeping with th e season. T he se r sig n atu res of ow ners of a m ajo rity
of th e land w ithin a d istrict whoso
tra. All w ere very fine.
j iana, Texas, A rizona; L. L. McCoy,
gon S tate F arm B u reau ; I. N. Ga- a woman keeps a secret.” The play mon by the pastor, Rev. A. S. Hisey boundaries a re described in such pe
C urtis C. H endricks had c o lle c te d ' b anker and cap italist of Red Bluff,
A tition. notice shall be served as pro
a num ber of am using jokes about the C alifornia, rep resen tin g D istrict No brielson, governm ent road control , had been kept a profound secret and will be a C hristm as message.
2, C alifornia; Geo. W. G earh art, a t sp ecialist; C. N. W alker, M ultnom ah Kave evidence th a t a woman can keep C hristm as anthem will be sung by the vided in this section and the county
stu d e n ts and faculty of Union High torney-at-law
court shall enforce the provisions of
, P o rtlan d , O regon, rep
a secret if she w ants to.
choir. T he evening serm on will be this act w ithin such d istrict, as pre
which he gave' u nder th e heading of resenting D istrict No. 3, Nevada, county fru it inspector; G. It. Hyslop,
professor of farm crops;
Ju liu s
T
he
secret
in
th
e
play
was
not
»3
scribed in sections 4840 to 4849, in
on th e su b je ct “ S lightly Soiled
"T he Office Dog A gain.” They c re a t U tah, C olorado; Gov. D. W. Davis, L uscher of Fairview one of th e best
of Idaho, rep resen tin g D istrict No. 4, inform ed calf breeaers in th e sta te carefully preserved and was soon dis Special music will be given in th e clusive, as they apply to C anada
ed a g re a t deal of am usem ent.
th istle (C ard u u s arvense,) and quack
of Idaho and W yom ing: A. C. who has m ade extensive records on closed in a m ost am using m anner.
evening.
Miss L ucille M cCarter presented S trange
grass (A gropyron rep e n s), and such
su p e rin ten d e n t of schools, th e cost of feeding calves, and Ray
Mabel Sweetley (M abel L u n d q u ist)
T
he
reg
u
la
r
m
eeting
of
the
Ep
the le tte rs to the football men. In A storia, Oregon, rep rese n tin g D istrict
o th e r weeds as the p etitio n ers may
Lasley who will d em o n strate th e I had ju st become engaged to H arold w orth League will be at 6 :3 0 o'clock see fit to include" should be am end
h er opening rem arks Miss M cCarter No. 5, M ontana; Mrs. Josephine Cor-
cu ttin g and tre a tin g or potato seed. W right b ut it was th e “ deepest kind
said th a t every team had its ups and Uss P reston, s ta te su p erin ten d en t of
and will be full of in te rest to the ed to read as fallow s:
S. B. H ail is plan n in g a com plete
r
"In counties w here th e county
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.
, public instru ctio n and president of program for th is year, one which will o f a se c re t” because before announc- young people. These m eetings are
downs and th is seem ed to be « ¡ th e N ational E ducation association, m eet th e needs of the farm ers and be lng It they m ust win the approval of
court has not appointed a person In
grow
ing
ln
num
bers
and
in
en
th
u
accordance with th e provisions of this
"dow n” year but th a t they fully ex- representin g D istrict No. 6, sta te of different from th e one given last j H aro ld ’s uncle who was in E urope, or
act, then upon petition bearing the
siasm .
pected th a t it would be a valley be W ashington; H. E. Cross, president year.
lose a possible ten thousand a year.
T he Sunday school will m eet as sig n a tu re of one hundred o r m ore
H. E. Cosby will give some in te r
tw een the peaks of last y e a r’s success of W illam ette V alley C h au tau q u a a s
sociation, at G ladstone, Oregon, re p
At a tea Mabel m et h er d ea rest friend, usual at 10 o’clock. T h ere has been ow ners of farm land w ithin the coun
and the successes of th e y ear to come. resenting D istrict No. 7, O regon; J. estin g lectu res of Interest to the
th e county court shall enforce the
poultrym en and will help them solve M aude H arrison (Jo sep h in e Tow n a steady increase In atten d an ce from ty
provision of this act w ithin said
L etters w ere presented to David i R. E llison and C. H. W hite, ax-officio any of th e problem s th a t they may
sen
d
)
and
finally
confesses
th
a
t
sh
e
is
week to week fo r th e p ast tw o o r county, as prescribed in section 4840
Johnson, A rth u r G ran, R ichard S a t- 1 members.
have.
engaged.
terstrom .
E llis W right,
R ichard , The E llison-W hite C h au tau q u a and
th re e m onths.
T h e 200-m ark has (o 4849, inclusive, as they apply to
J. C. H urd, assista n t county agent
The news spread th ro u g h th e whole not been q u ite reached b ut all are C anada th istle and any o th e r such
.
m I.
o
I T.
„
Lyceum business was founded in
Lane, W a lte r Sweek, P ercy P u lfe r> il913 by j R EIHson of Portlan(1> lead er of th e sta te , and P au l V. Maris
weeds as the ptltlon may see fit to in
d irecto r of extension for th e Oregon p arty alth o u g h no one really told u n w orking for th a t atten d an ce by J a n clude.”
C harles Brow n, Melvin P eterson, Ru- and C. H. W hite of Boise, Idaho. In A g ricu ltu ral college, a re o th e rs who
til
they
had
to.
F
o
rtu
n
a
te
ly
,
th
e
uncle
A dditions we wish to recom m end
uary 2. The church was packed last
bin P eterson, W ilfred N asshahn and eight years it has grow n from a tiny will give addresses on live questions
cam e hom e and gave his perm ission n ig h t by m em bers of th e school and are as foliows:
Newell F an ch er.
S ub stitu tes who com pany to th e largest organization of th e day.
"
F irs t th a t law’s be enacted p ro h i
of its kind in th e U nited S tates, o per
F arm ers should plan th e ir work before th e tea p arty broke up, and th e ir friends w hen th e an n u al biting
w ere given honorable m ention were atin g e ith e r lyceum, festivals o r ch au
the shipm ent into Oregon of
so th a t they may be free to atten d as i H aro ld ’s telephone call relieved the C hristinas program was p u t on. A any
hay, grain o r o th e r product
Jo hnle C arlson, E dw ard Schenk, E d tau q u as in p ractically every town of m any m eetings as possible.
necessity for keeping th e engagem ent
offering,
am ounting
to which carry the seed of C anada th istle
w ard S outhard, M aitland Geddes, th e west. Several h u n d red people a re
T he days and th e ir topics as o u t a secret. As Mabel said " it isn ’t a splendid
and providing for its enforcem ent."
em
ployed
th
e
y
ea
r
aro
u
n
d
and
op-
1116.50,
was
tak
en
for
the
relief
of
lined
are
as
follow
s:
B u rt H orburg, and Ray Strong.
Second, to provide for a q u a ra n
proxlm ately th ree and a th ird m illion
secret any lo n g er” a fact d em o n strat th e suffering children of Europe, in
Monday,
Ja
n
u
a
ry
10.—
Soils,
F
e
r
M aurice B otkin, presid en t of the people in th e w estern sta te s atten d ed
tine law which can be applied to any
tilizers and Pests.
ed by th e num bers of th e te a party.
cluding Russian A rm enia. T his will prescribed area w ithin th e sta te ,
stu d e n t body, presided a t the m eet th e ir lyceum an d c h a u ta u q u a assem
Tuesday,
J a n u a ry
11. — Field
M embers of th e class who took p a rt be forw arded a t once th ro u g h the large or sm all, which is infected with
blies du rin g th e past year. Offices Crops Day.
ing.
anada th istles, said q u ara n tin e to
are also m ain tain ed in Chlgary, Al
W ednesday, Ja n u a ry 12.— P oultry were, Mabel L u n dquist, Josephine g eneral Sunday school board of th e C
pro h ib it th e tran sfe rin g of any farm
berta, and A uckland, New Zealand. Day.
Tow
nsend,
Adele
Schenk,
Florence
church and will be cabled to E u ro product such as hay, g rain o r any
MORE BUSINESS HOUSES
In 1919 th e New Zealand c h a u ta u
Dairy [ B ram hall, E dith B aker, A nnie Hoov
T hursday, Ja n u a ry 13.
pean h ea d q u arte rs for im m ediate o th er product which Is liable to carry
ADD XMAS DECORATIONS quas w ere placed on a non-profit Day.
er, Hazel Stanley, R uth E lliott, Ida use.
the seed of C anada thistle, the object
basis and it is expected th a t th e Ca- ^ F r i d a y . J a n u a ry 14.— H o rticu ltu re | Segter
and
K
atbprlnp
B
ratzpl.
Oracp
Both th e Bank of G resham and th e ) nadiau d ep a rtm en t will also follow in
A w atch-night service will be held of th is to m ake It possible to quuran-
Ine ag ain st a county, or tow nship, or
F irs t S tate Bank have beautifulJ th<L nPa p fu»,ure,, , ,
,
S aturday, J a n u a ry 15.— T he day of H offm clster and E dythe B u tler a ssist at the church, a t which tim e a set of ndlvidual farm w here by neglect
) In a P o rtlan d interview th e o th e r the big treat.
ed behind th e scenes in m aking the stereoptlcon slides on South A m er they have failed to comply w ith the
C hristm as decorations in th e ir win-j day Mr. Ellison said, " F o r years Mr.
play go sm oothly. The play was well ica will be shown. T here will be two law as prescribed and allow ed th e
dows. T he F irs t S tate Bank has a f White, and f have felt th a t th e lyceum
Obituary o f W . G. i'a th ey .
executed and reflected cred it on both hours of fun and frolic engineered seed to ripen, in such casea they
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,
.
„
and ch a u tau q u a was too big an insti-
The fu n eral of W illiam G. Cathey, th e stu d e n ts and those who trained
( hristm as tre e and som e of th e ratio n to be o perated for p riv ate prof-
should be prohibited from tran sfe rin g
by the yougg people of th e E pw orth those seeds to any o tn e r part of th e
C hristm as g reetin g cards th a t they It. It has been o u r dream to place it whose death was recorded in th e last them .
League. The L adies’ Aid society will sta te or to o th e r states.
are sending to th e ir custom ers. The °p a bigger, b ro ad er basis, one purely O utlook, was held nt th e Gresham
B aptist church on W ednesday a fte r
The stu d en ts at Union High are serve refresh m en ts and fro m ’11 until
Third, a law providing for th e m ak-
window is m ost attractiv e. It faces of service. I believe o u r reorganization noon.
The fu n eral serm on w a s , handicapped in th e ir efforts to give
ng it unlaw ful for any Individual,
has effected this. Now th e lyceum
12
o’clock
a
m
idnight
service
will
be
by Rev. , A , lexander
Beers,
i program s of th is so rt by lack of . «it 1» -
on Powell stre e t. The Bank of G re sh and chau tau q u a can tru ly ta k e its preached
firm o r corporation to sell o r ofTer for
u
r,
,,
held.
J
sale any mill feed, chop, sto rk feed or
am window is a w ork of a rt. The place with the school, th e college and who was sum m oned front San F ran -
cisco for th e purpose. R#,v J. A. Ia " e gtag e room. It tak es exceptional
o th er m anufactured product th a t con
dull bronze of the L iberty bell banks th e church— an in stitu tio n of th e Hopper, D istrict E lder of th e Free planning and care In selecting playa
tain s m ore th an one per cent weed
PLEASANT
VIEW
and th e b rillia n t scarlet of the poin- common people.”
M ethodist church, and Rev. S. G. | to o b tain one th a t can be given on
seeds providing th e said weed seeds
se tta s is frosted w ith snow . T he a r
R oper of P o rtlan d , both of them for-
H enry F eh ren b aclier and fam ily have not been treated o r milled In
O. A. C. EXPERIMENT
m er pastors of th e deceased, spoke it . such a sm all stage.
such a way th a t th e ir g erm ination
rangem ent and color com bination is
WORK CARRIED ON HERE appreciation of th e life and c h a racter j Special music was furnished tyy th e are spending th e holidays h ere with powers are destroyed, unless th e
exquisite and has a ttra c te d much a t
relatives
and
friends.
Mrs.
F
ehren-
of Mr. Cathey. Rev. A. 8 Hisey of girls glee club and by Miss K ath erin e
packages containing such products
tention.
C. E. S ch u ster of th e experim ent th e M ethodist Episcopal church of- B ratzel who sang two b eautiful num- bacher is at present In P o rtland.
are labeled with th e words Weed
O ther business houses th a t have station of th e Oregon A gricultural f* RevPM r Beers took for his text, "A b<‘rf' in heF USUU* plPasing m “ nner.
Steven Wing and sister, Mrg. An- Seeds in bold type, two inches in
heighth and in a prom inent place on
added th e ( h ristm as note to th e ir College is in M ultnom ah county this good nam e is r a th e r to be chosen than
* *ie e le c tio n s of th e glee club were geline Sm ith of R edm ond, a re v isit th e p ackage.”
window displays are th e G resham ■ week doing some w ork on th e filbert g reat riches— and is like precious "D ark ey L ullaby” and “C arry Me ing a t th e C. E. B ram bail home.
G arage and S. E. P alm q u ist’s harness grove which is owned by Percy ointm ent poured forth and th e day of Back to Old V irglnny.” T h ere are
P erhaps th e county com m issioners
A lbert Seidl, a ju n io r at O. A. C., is
shop.
Giese.
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1 One of the ex perim ental problem s of his b irth ” He spoke out of his ab° U‘ 30 Volce" ln th e « ,rIs * lpe pl,lb home fo r th e holidays. On T uesday In the building of a two to four-m il
D A P V U /A v n p a d t v
taken up by the d ep artm en t at O. A. know ledge of th e man th ro u g h near- th is y ear and they found it som ew hat evening Mrs. Seidl en tertain ed th e lion d o llar county hospital a re g e t
hA LK W A K U T A K l Y _ _ _ _ _
r fh,s year is th e pollenization of fll- ly h alf a cen tu ry , of his stu rd y Chris- difficult to find places on th e stage,
500 club In h er usual d elig h tfu l way. ting ready for th a t big hydro-electric
PROVES SUCCESS berts Mr. S ch u ster is to do p art of tian ch a racter, his in te rest in com-1
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E ight tables were played a fte r which tjo rld ’s fair being talked of fo r P o rt
the work in th e Giese grove. He will m unity end church life and in educa
The S enior G irl’s club en tertain ed ' also work in several o th e r groves in tion, and especially of his influence MRS. JOHN BARKER
a delicious lunch was served. The land in 1925.
WRITES OF DISASTER F eh ren b a ch er b ro th ers and sisters as-
in honor of th e football boys T h u rs th e sta te as well as on th e filbert in his own home, as show n in the
, ,
, C hanges in th e Oregon P urebred
grove owned by Mr D uornberg in lives of children ano gran d ch ildren .
day evening at the high school. All C larke county, W ashington.
Mrs. H. C. L arsen Is In receipt of a sisted In the en tertain in g with a | Bull law will be asked a t th e com ing
Mr. Until the feebleness of old age came
th e football boys, the m em bers of th e i !1”ornbi\ rp ,R r ecognizpd as th e best upon him, Mr. C athey was always le tte r from Mrs. Jo h n B ark er ( E sthe- num ber of in stru m en tal and vocal se legislature. T he p resen t laws do not
properly define th e term "p u reb red
lections.
m .
« •„
vi™ inform ed man In th e co u n try on fit- forem ost in deeds of kindness to those
senior class, Mr. and Mrs.
E lm er bprfs
Hp hag madp gpvpral tr)pg t0 j about h|m and ,n work fo r (|)f, gpn. E lfo rd l of Long Beach, C alifornia, in
bull” because by th e law the sam e
are not req u ired to be registered.
Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Law- E urope and has studied th e subject rra l w elfare.
which she tells of th e terrib le d isaster
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HOME
Hence th e act lacks th e necessary
rence and Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Wil- of pollenization both in th is co u n try
T he address was listened to by a
teeth. F orest reserve officials and
kinson and m ost of th e m em bers of i and ab ’Lpad
,
large n um ber of old frien d s and which occurred in th a t city, when th e
T
here
will
be
preaching
services
at
o th e r agencies are asking to have this
T he filberts a re a delicious n u t and neighbors of th e early day who had
th e faculty w ere present and enjoyed | one which has not been generally I gath ered to do honor to one they tow er of th e F irst C h ristian church the B aptist church Sunday evening law stren g th en ed when It then will
collapsed
and
fell
to
th
e
ground
a m ost unusual evening.
a t 7:45. Rev. J. E. Brown will bo ln be rigidly enforced.
grow n in th is p a rt of th e state.
| loved. The body was borne to the
The boys w ere met at th e door and | Mr. S ch u ster's w ork will probably j grave by g ran d so n s of th e deceased, alm ost com pletely dem olishing th e ch arg e of th e service to which all are
Storage b attery rep airin g and re
in structed to change th e ir coats so bring out some im p o rta n t facts in Dr. George C athey and Dr. Collie F. building which was nearin g com ple cordially Invited.
charging.
s ta rte r and
g en e rato r
connection w ith th e cu ltu re of th is C athey of P o rtlan d . Cecil C athey of tion. Six men w ere Injured in th e
th a t they w ould be backw ards and .cro
i
T he C h ristm as program a t th e work. R ak er A Son.
p w hich will be of benefit to those A lbany, C larence Cathev, Jack so n and wreck and one p erhaps fatally.
th en they en tered the hall backw ards who wish to ta k e up the work as well Guy D Jones of G resham
M ethodist Sunday school T hursday
Only th e fact th a t it was a t th e
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
T he girls w ore m iddy biouses w ith as those who a re alread y raisin g th e , W illiam G. C athey was born in Pet-
evening was well atten d ed . T he ch il blocking m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P.
th e collars in fro n t and huge bows on nuI? f° r. the m ark et.
tis county, M issouri, April 15, 1833. noon h o u r and th e men were outside dren of th e Sunday school gave a very
Johnson. 611 Morgan Bldg., P o rt
♦ ho hnrh
M„nh
M F Giese has t he on ly fl 1 b ert gro ve I On April 17, 1853 he m arried Miss eatin g th e ir lunches, saved the loss
Adv.
th e back.
Much am usem ent » a. ,n th is p a rt of tbp Pounty and baH T hursey C o rto i't and w ithin a few
fine program . Songs by th e choir land, Oregon. Main 6749
of
many
lives.
Mr.
B
ark
er
had
been
Co.
created by th ese stunts. Games w ere now worked up a good business from days, in com pany with his wife's
added much to the pleasu re of th e
played fo r a sh o rt tim e u n til all the th e sale of filbert nuts.
fa th e r and fam ily, they sta rte d for forem an of th e in te rio r p la ste r work evening. A fter th e program an offer
Card o f Thanka.
guests had arriv ed , then th e guests
T bp * rovP *" ab° ut ,15 years old Oregon by ox team and reached the •sntil a week o r so before th e d isa ste r ing am ounting to *17 was taken to r
We wish to th an k o u r friends for
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and »8 now in full bearing condition. , m outh of th e Sandy riv er la te ln the wnen he and his crew of ab o u t 30
th e relief of children of E uropean th e help and expressions of sym pathy
were lead backw ards to th e tables
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fall of th a t year. Soon a fte r th e ir ar-
men q u it. If they had been w orking
w here a bountiful banquet w as,
PLEASANT HOME
rival they mov- d onto th e ir donatio i
counties.
S unta C laus arriv ed on shown us d u rin g the Illness and at
land claim w here they resided until on th a t day th ey would have been schedule tim e and d istrib u ted gifts, the fu n eral of o u r fath er, Wm. O.
served. F ollow ing th e backw ards
Cathey.
directly under th e huge mass when
T he re g u la r services will be held i th e ir death,
idea the courses were reversed, first
candy and n u ts to all. S an ta was Jolly
D. M. C athey and Fam ily, B. A.
a t th e M ethodist church S u n d a y 1 To th is union w ere born eig h t sons
toasts, then toothpicks, and dessert. m orning. Sunday school at 10 a m and th ree d au g h ters. Those survlv- It toppled. Mrs. B ark er says th a t and rosy and th e children were de
C athey and Fam ily, W. W.
sh
e
was
only
a
block
and
a
half
from
Cathey and Fam ily, F. W C ath
T his reversal of the usual o rd er of Preachfng in th e m orning at 11. Rev lng a re Dr. B. A. Cathey of Condon,
lighted.
th
e
building
and
saw
it
sway
and
ey and Fam ily.
things kept th e am usem ent going and E arl B C otton, th e pastor, will speak ' Oregon, Rev. D. M Cathey of G resh-
in te rest was keen. T he boys of the on th e subject “God B rought to Men.” j am. W W C athey and Rev. F. W. th en crash dow nw ard. T he shock
POWELL VALLEY
Buy n Livlng Xmae P resen t.
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, Cathey of S eattle, W ashington, Mrs. alm ost unnerved her, as she knew
sen ior class, w ho were not m em bers
G enuine "St A ndreasberg" Rollers
TROUTDALE
E lizabeth A Jones of Gresham.
th
a
t
m
any
men
w
ere
accustom
ed
to
T
he
C
hristm
as
tree
and
program
ln full song. C abinet traln ed by ex
of th e football team , served th e din
■
I In 1888 Mrs. Cathey died and ln
of th e L u th eran Sunday school will
No
Rev. E a rl B. Cotton will preach a t ^ 891 Mr C athey m arried Mrs. Eliza eatin g th e ir lunches in the basem ent be given Sunday evening a t 7:30. The pert tra ln e rs; *10, *15, *20
ner.
H artz M ountain" o r "L ln n e t" notes.
A fter th e b an q u et th e guests re th e M ethodist church Sunday evening beth Phillips, who died in 1907. Be of th e building T he church will be reg u la r preaching services will be See wlndow dlsplay at K essler’s Har
a t 7:30 o’clock T he topic of th e ger- "fdes th e children m entioned above, reb u ilt in spite of th e loss which this held Sunday m orning
tu rn ed to th e gym w here S an ta Claus mon is "God B rought to M en." A 1 Mr C athey leaves a step-son, W illiam ! dlMal!tPr
ber shop. Phone 4x2,
86
brings to th e c o n g r e g a tio n
At a special m eeting of th e voters
congregation,
(P rin cip al G oodw in) d istrib u ted gifts cordial invitatio n is extended to all to Hicks and a step -d au g h ter, Mrs 1n,,' aM er Dnn«" ,o
F or Hale.
of
school
d
istric
t
No.
26
T
h
u
rsd
ay
a
loss
of
about
*100,000.
j L eona Stacy, also 2» gran d ch ild ren
to all. T his was o fe of th e m ost u n Join in th is service.
*10.60— 20 cords good oak wood.
F rien d s of Mrs. B ark er will be evening a tax of 1 >4 m ills was levied
and 20 g reat-g ran d ch ild ren )
usual and d elightful affairs th a t has
th e purpose of in stallin g lights in
*9.00— 30 cords 1st grow th fir cut
F rom th e tim e of his conversion at glad to learn th a t she and her bus- for
T he next re g u la r m eeting of the
th e schoolhouse. T his will am ount to 30 days.
been held ln Union High th is year.
firemen will be held on Ja n . 3. At th e age of 21. Mr. Cawiey took a deep band a re planning on “ com ing n o rth about *358.
,8 .5 0 — 30 cords dead wood fir de
in te re st in th e cause of C h ristian ity
livered In Gresham
. b . ™ « l.r
of
i S i - i T i k In th e sp rin g when th e o th e r geese
No one who reads th e Outlook .b k
A reme t'a n l P arty .
8«
W. A. HES8EL.
( m eans and personal labors
Only a com e” to quote from her letter.
should have th e slig h test doubt about officers will be held.
T he A reme club will give a card
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j
few
days
before
his
d
eath
In
th
e
w h at to get fo r "h im " o r " h e r,” o r
D entistry m ade painless by nerve
T he F irs t S tate Bank fu rn ish es Its 'h o m e of his son, D. M C athey and
Why not a S onbra fo r C h ristm as? p arty , W ednesday evening, Decem blocking
m ethods. Try It. Dr. C. P.
"th e m ” o r " i t,” o r w here to get w hat saving depositors w ith U. 8 T reasury I wife, he took p art in fam ily worship Ask th e G resham Drug Co.
ber 29, In Masonic hall. Admission Johnson, 611 Morgan Bldg,, P o rt
they desire. T he m any local stores certificates ru n n in g six m onths o r one : and prayed ferv en tly and Intelligently
Pyrex Oven Glass m akes ideal will be 26 cents each and playing land, Oregon. Main 6749.— Adv.
have m ade C hristm as shopping u n year bearing In terest a t r a ts of 5 fc ¡to r him self and gave clea r evidence
C hristm as gifts. A larg e asso rtm en t will begin a t 1 :3 0 p. m. A cordial
per
cent
and
6
per
cent.
No
safer
of
his
p
rep
aratio
n
fo
r
th
e
change
th
a
t
usually easy th is year.
When In doubt try a W ant Ad.
securities can be had.
tf 1 was so soon to come.
to select from a t L. L. K idder Hdw. in vitation la extended to all.
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