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F o rtln n d T r a H r S q u a d l a r r r a i e d .
T h e h o u se b o a t m u r d e r m y s te r y w h ich
T h e P o r t l a n d tra ffic s q u a d w it be a b o u t
h a s o c c u p ie d th e s c a r e h e a d . in P o r tla n d
d o u b le d b e g in n in g th e firs t o f th e y e a r
n e w s p a p e r s d u r i n g t h e p a s t w eek, in m a k in g t h e n u m b e r o f m en on th e tra ffic ,
w h ic h C a s h W eir a n d h is so n w e re In­
. . iller and Mrs. E thel
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v o lv ed by th « S ta te m e n t o f H e le n L e a ry , m
* e u r b ,ra fflc v io la tio n s o f M iller have re tu rn e d to th e ir w ork In
a lle g e d w itn e s s o f th e m u r d e r, h a s been « v e ry i f f
d iss o lv e d by th e r e p o rte d " c o n fe s s io n " o f
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th e w itn e s s t h a t It w a s a ll a lie b o rn o f
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je a lo u s y a n d unrequited love. A p e c u lia r
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m in e r a t
t u r n w a s g iv e n to th e c a s e w h e n a l e t t e r I he w ould h a v e f u tu r e tra ffic v io la to rs ta k - ’ ,O l,nU ,n V ,ew ant> ‘he la tte r at Rlck-
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t h r o u g i,
h th e s t r e e t s in
u t o b e a r in g reall. T hey have sp en t th e ir holiday
w a s re c e iv e d by th e p o lice sig n e d " J a n e e •n
D o c ." Who c la im e d to be th e g irl W e ir a b a n n e r in d ic a tin g t h a t th e y w e re heinir vacation
with th e ir m other, Mrs.
t« .u g h t .h e tra ffic ru le s . T h l? ,d a n w o / i i
w a s accused o f m u r d e rin g , e x p la in in g th e
E lizabeth McLain. R alph M iller also
r e a s o n fo r th e a c c u s a tio n a n d i ts fa lsity . w ell it is s a id .
sp en t his v acation here.
H elen is to Is? e x a m in e d f o r h e r s a n ity
It la s a id .
W h at you w ant, w hen you w an t It
Mr. and Mrs. O rland Zeek an d th ree
A happy evening, crow ded full of
GRESHAM LOCALS! m usic,
e n te rta in m e n t and social con­
verse, w as enjoyed by the B ap tist
choir a t th e hom e of Mr. an d Mrs. H
W. S tro n g on T h u rsd ay evening. A n­
them s. p opular songs and b allad s and
the e n tire c a n ta ta rec en tly p ut on by
»he ch o ir w ere sung. A. J. W. Brown
sang com ic songs, E dw ard S tro n g and
M aurice Botkin san g S tan fo rd College
songs, and in stru m e n ta l m usic was
enjoyed. Solos w ere ren d ered by Miss
ch ild ren of Lebanon. Oregon, sp en t M artha H agberg and L eslie W alrad
C h ristm as week w ith Mrs. Z eek’s p a r ­ and songs in Sw edish by S. E Palm -
Quist and Miss L illie Nelson. P asto r
en ts, Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge Leslie.
B arry gave a reading. R efresh m en ts
as you w an t It— W a n t ad. It.
hom e n e a r H ogan statio n w ith an served
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Mrs. A nna Hevel and d au g h ter
Vivian e n tertain ed a t New Y ears din-
n er th e fo rm e r’s p are n ts. Mr. and
Mrs. G eorge L eslie and h e r b ro th er,
Geo. L eslie, Jr., and fam ily of P o rt­
land.
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conditions, its co n stru ctio n en ab les it to
cut fuel costs to a m inim um . M ak e y o u r
next sto v e a L an ^ w o cd an d cu t y o u r fu el
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C hisels—Made
Made from high grad e
steel.
T eeth a re evenly
set and sh arp en ed for fast,
sm ooth work.
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Mrs. ( . Gordy spt»nt th e last week-
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>ail H a m m e r-C ru c ib le steel,
carefu lly hardened an d tem ­
pered. P erfect "h a n g " and
balance. P aten ted in te rlo c k ­
ing wedges.
T hose P resen t beside
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<», everything lo r the carpenter.
W inchester Solid C enter
Auger B its— For all kinds of
general work. G reat stren g th .
Free, easy cutting. E xcellent
chip clearan ce. Sets of th ir ­
teen different diam eter bits
in can v as roll o r wooden
boxes.
W in ch ester
W ood B ottom
P la n es
T horoughly s e a s o n e d
beechw ood bottom s. Spe­
cial steel c u tte rs held
rig id ly in position. Quick,
easy ad ju stm ent.
Mr. and Mrs. R obert L ansdow n o , been determ i.m d
“ o d ^ d a u ^ g h te r^ L u c ife ^ f " S eattle ^M r* | ,
>’ ™ bp~ h t has had as g u ests
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. Roy M cC arter’8 U nited tru c k and a
taln ed a t d in n er on New Y ear’s V a y ^ 7
° f W° ° d WeFe b" r-ned ° n
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Tools That Feel Right
from a solid piece of cru.cible
steel from tip
of blade
th ro u g h th e socket. H ickory
han d ies, le ath e r capped. All
sizes.
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and Mrs. Wm. Ely of P o rd a n d
days h e r niece
E m m ett W elling of B a k e r O regon
m ®” 4 FreU nd of P rin ev ille. Ore-
h as been th e guest of Mr and Mrs W a’h s / t Ch° S' R ydeen of E1herton,
G eorge T ach ero n
« a s h h ig to n , and h e r d au g h ter. Mrs.
C h ristm as g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr to
M,°rSe’ Wh° WaS re t,lr “ 1ng
and Mrs. E. D. H olgate w ere th e ir w ith h
J “ ^ O,rValli8 aitC r ® V,8,t
son-in-law and d au g h ter Mr and
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b “ S^an d in W alla W alia.
Mrs. B erry L ovett and son Donald of
A b° Unt ful c h r ls tm as d in n er w as
G resh am
W /N C /H M ,
W inchester
organized th is evening a t Union H igh Oregon w ho « i 7
school. A lad ies’ class w ill be o r- ea rly in J a n u a ry T he t
Before you buy investigate a>
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I C alifornia.
L A N G 'SLanfiw ood is guaranteed to burn T W IC E
as lonfi with O N E -H A L F the wood required by
any other ranfie on the market. The purchase price
will be refunded if the L A N G W O O D Ranfie doe,
not do just as it is G U A R A N T E E D . Come in
and tee the L A N G W O O D on display in ou r store
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lan d ’ Mr 3,1,1 Mr«. R o b ert L ansdow ne
of Oregon City
| Mrs. C. H. G ossett, fo rm erly of th is
I and his bride.
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G resham last week. T he G o ssetts,
have moved from the Pow ell Valley
road io P o rtlan d . Miss E dna G ossett
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Black e n t e r - , lias
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rec en tly com pleted h er te ac h er s
taln ed a n um ber of frien d s an d rela- bourse at
th e O regon N orm al at
lives a t .d in n er on New Y ear’s day. I M onmouth
T he g u ests w ere Mrs. A nna M iller of
T he M isses C a r n l i n o -r
M r ! “ !:!, a n d T X ” '. , . ’ Mr ”. r«d
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p attern . S h arp c u ttin g edge
of high g rad e steel. P erfect
nail
slot.
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handle. P ate n ted in te rlo c k ­
ing wedges.
A. W . METZGER <& CO.
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The WINCHESTER S t o ï f m e 1451
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and)
Mr. and Mrs. W. ^ ‘X h e r of R ose­
burg w ere g u ests a t th e hom e of Mr
and Mrs. K. A. M iller New Y ear's day.
Many stu d e n ts a re p assin g th ro u g h
G resham today on th e ir w ay back to
th e Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college and
to W illam ette U niversity. It is u n d e r­
stood th e stu d e n ts from th e U niver­
sity of Oregon still have an o th er
w eek’s vacation. T h at in stitu tio n did
not close for th e holidays u n til De­
cem ber 22. Joe P eak is enrolled as a
stu d e n t at th e U niversity of Oregon
th is year in stead of a t b u sin ess col­
lege as w as a t first understood.
K W. Stafford expects to leave th is
evening for C alifo rn ia on business.
<n TING ( LI BS ON
NEW YEAR’S TRIP
W ilson and th e ir th ree d a u g h te rs and
son w ere also g u ests a t th e hotel.
T his w as th e second an n u a l New-
Y ea r’s ou tin g an d it is expected th a t
th e clubs n ill observe it perm anently.
On the re tu r n to P o rtlan d th e tra in
w ent th ro u g h A storia d u rin g day­
lig h t and Mr. S t.C la ir says th a t w hile
th e w reckage a t th a t city is big. w ork
is p ro g ressin g to w ards rebuilding
rapidly.
C hase E. S t.C la ir, of th e Outlook
force, sp en t th e New Y ear holidays
a t Seaside, w here th e M azam as of
P o rtlan d w ere en tertain ed by th e As
to ria s A ngoras. T he tw o o rg an iz a­
tio n s a re clubs of m o u n tain eers and
n atu re -lo v er 8.
In ta lk in g of th e outing he said,
"S unday m o rn in g ea rly 40 of us left HAMPSHIRE RHEE H E R S
Seaside bv tru c k for Cannon beach
eorm jihuanization
w here a w alk down th e beach w as
Planned. T his num ber w as p ra c ti­
An o rganization
of H am pshire
cally th e e n tire com pany. At b re a k ­ sw ine b reeders w as form ed W ednes­
fast John B arry , guide for th e A n­ day a t a m eeting held a t .th e office of
ST VI ES TO HAVE
g oras. had said th a t since it looked so County Agent S. B. H all in G resham .
SAME At IO (ORE sto rm y it would not be a good plan Ten b reed ers w ere p resent. T he o r­
Oregon and W ashington a re to have for anyone w ho w as w eath er-scared g a n iz a tio n is know n as tlie Oregon
1 th e sam e autom obile code. A confer- to go. He asked all who d id n ’t w ant H am pshire Sw ine B reed ers' asso cia­
‘ ence of sta te traffic officials from the to go to hold up th e ir hands. No tion. Officers elected w ere president,
tw o sta te s met in P o rtlan d la st week. h an d s w ent up. T h ere w ere in te rm it- F. A. W elch, G resh am ; vice p resident
T hose p rese n t w ere Sam A. E ozer ent show ers d u rin g th e rid e to Can­ •I. W. P ark er, Y am hill; se creta ry , L.
From th e re th e clubs H. Stone. F airv iew ; d irec to rs. P aul
se c re ta ry of sta te and T. A. Rafferty. non Beach.
! chief traffic officer who com prised the sta rte d out along th e shore. It be­ Adams. W arren. W. J. M il.er, Corbett
Oregon d elegation, and L. D. M cArdle cam e very w indy and th e p arty E v erett Lake, G resham
T hose p resen t at th e m eeting w ere a
j d irec to r of th e d ep a rtm en t of efficien­ stopped at th e W arren hotel. Though
fair rep resen tatio n of the m ost pro
cy, Fred J. Dibble, d irec to r of th e de­ closed for (he w in ter season, th e p ro ­ nLrH Ve H nm ”sh irp breed ers of Pfhe
p a rtm e n t of licenses, and O ren I.eidy p rieto r invited them in a n d several n o rth ern section of Oregon. O thers
besides the officers w ere Sam P e te r­
Inspector in th e traffic division, who h ours w ere sp en t there.
ing"’ GEe8pamr
K lnS»ton, Bor-
j rep rese n ted W ashington.
Many of th e h ik ers had gotten wet. H nw . E . p Canfield. C a rlto n ; Dave
I Only m a tte rs p e rta in in g to th e o p e r­ Some of th e m ore Intrepid proceeded ?roffu ? d lk e r ’ ° rinK anrt V G S m ith'
atio n of m otor vehicles w ere dealt down th e beach a couple of m i'es
T he H am pshire breed is raDidlv
w ith as nil o th e r m a tte rs con cern in g fa rth e r and re tu rn e d to th e hotel.
autom obiles w ere decided to be for L unch w as ca rrie d by all an d a big n n r th 'K V‘ p o p u ,a rlty in th e Pacific
n q rth w est on account of its being the
local reg u latio n . New law s req u irin g k e ttle of coffee gave the clubs a feast bacon type of an im al for w hich th e re
all p ed e stria n s on highw ays to keep to fit for a king."
s a stro n g dem and at the p rese n t
e
It is th e fifth breed to
of­
the lett hand side of the road and to
Mr. St C lair, who is a m em ber of tim
step off the m ain p ortion of th e road th e M azanta club, said th a t th e gale ficially recognized bv the sta te fair
when tw o vehicles m eet slm ultaneous- blow ing in sh o re from th e ocean was P o H n 'lt t 'h i° tbP r‘i beine U u rn c 'Je rse y
W hite'
h n a’ B erkshfre and Chester’
| ly. w ere made. It was also decided to so stro n g it w as h ard to b reath e
pro h ib it vehicles from sta n d in g on ag ain st G reat ch u n k s of roam would
the m ain portion of the highw ays o u t­ go scudding over th e beach, it looked
IN NEH.IIRHHING (’OE5TY
side of th e city and tow n lim its.
'ik e th e ea st wind h ere d riftin g the
It w as decided to u rge W ashington snow. And th e sea—th e tid e tu rn ed
T hose who did not take ad v tan ta g e
to ch an g e its p resen t law on lighting a t 9 o clock but at noon it w as still
of th e o p p o rtu n ity to see th e stum p
ru les to conform with th a t ex istin g in w ashing In as high as a t the tim e
tiUrni.nL 4nd ' 4nd c le a rin R d em onstra-
Oregon.
when »he tide w as full. The big waves
w?n k , 8 t C orbett 3
™ n t ha ago.
w ere tru ly a w onderful sight.
* il! be in terested in h earin g of the
P ry T im e In S e w ¥«*k-
The re tu rn to th e H otel Seaside, dem o n stratio n to be held in C lacka-
A seer,- o r m o re p e r s o n s are reported
fro m v a r io u s p a r t s o f th e c o u n tr y to w here th e p arty was staying.
WBb m as county at M olalla on J a n u a ry 6
h a v e d ie d fro m d r in k in g p o iso n liq u o r
m ade earliy in th e aftern o o n . A fter I T he S. A-
o ra tii place
A. v CordiH
p lace one n m ile w est
o n C h r i s t m a s d a y , a n d s e v e ra l w e re m a d e
te m i s i r a r d y o r p e r m a n e n tly W ind.
Hut d in n er th e m em bers of th e tw o clubs j of M olalla has been chosen as th e
it is s a id to h a v e b e e n th e d r ie s t C h r is t- who could sing got to g eth er and par- j placp for th e d em o n stration
m a s J u N e w Y o r k 's h is to ry .
the e field, w hich is I locat
w T d
tlclp ated In a program . Sunday, th e ro ad s " lead
1(‘a '1 to th
hotel w as crow ded w ith th e larg e .
a t K aVlor sta tio n on the W illam ette
< h r i s t m s s M all H e a v y .
P o s t m a s t e r J o n e s r e p o r t s t h a t th e v o l­ num ber ot g u ests who had conn for a '» * • ’ >’ so u th ern railw ay. The reg u la r
of th is ra ilro a d provides on
u m e o f C h r is tm a s m a ll th is y e a r is to p e r New f e a r trip , in addition to th e two
■ent h e a v ie r t h a n la s t y e a r.
o u ting clubs.
p o rtu n ity for «»tending the dem on-
In N ew Y o rk v .ty th e h o lid a y m a il is
S p eak ers on th e program Sunday ’ tra ,lo n ,ro “i eith er Oregon City and
s a id to h a v e b ro k e n a ll re, o r d s
night, w ere m em bers of -------
the ° l A Gand
ngora or 1 M o onitor
r ,la n d and
or M Mount
onitor Angel.
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D r W ilb u r F C r a f ts , n o te d r e fo r m ex- club, and th e M azamas, Jno. B. Yeon '
T hose in terested who have not al
p o n e n t. d ie d W e d n e s d a y a t W a s h in g to n
a -ep rese n tatlv e of the city of 6««- I* Bdy *‘een ,hp d em o n stration should
l i t w an Î3,
side and Bishop W alter T. Sum ner.
not m iss th l’ o p p o rtunity. It has been
M azamas in th e p a rty besides Mr p r,’ven a Treat success in econom ical
,1 T h* B ank of G resh am pays 5 per
1 th o ro u Kh ciejiring of land.
i cent iu te re s t on tim e d ep o sits.__Adv. St. C lair, w ' io a r e w ell-know n here. I
w
ere
Miss
Mary
P.
B
lllm
eyer.
Multno-
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m ah oi.nty h ealth n u ise , and Miss
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From th is date. Decem ber 29. 1922.
Lois Schm alc. J. O W ilson, clerk of 1 debts co n tracted by’ ^ v ’ w it f° r any
I tr a d e d by my h usband. Z t Cowan
M ultnoriial Cump, W. o. W . and one ?*h er Person from this' date" " F
M ils M U JU , COWAM of the H. ad Camp m an ag ers, and Mrs
1,22 s *Kned hy p j M. Iteceni-
John-