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T W IC E A W EEK VOL. 14. NO. 7» —» - x ii G resham O utlook CRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1924 #1.50 Per Year i . 1 ^ , ^ ^ . ■■ NEW PHONE BOOK SENT SUBSCRIBERS TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS Rl I II NYSTRÖM BECOMES b h k . e ------- or h à ï i . ex i . i a i i r WISY /á « C ’ e .v V ? Î I Ï i S » ’ ,," 1 u x ï I ' t ' m ,STMAS ,; i v f ,, s are URGED TO SHOr EARLY I ¡ LOCAL FIRMS TO USE FREIGHT TERMINAL At a p rettily -ap p o in ted home wed- As a re su lt of th e extensive cam - e t.« . . I L ast •v e a r’ th ro " * b ‘he generous co- ding, atten d ed only by th e im m ediate paign ca rrie d o .. h v ,h 7 1 .° 1, op eratio n of th e p ress, th e movies and n n ^ bv 7 , ° f ,h e ? , 7 i a m i' ,e9, Ml8S CO,Upany ,n tbp “ a rk e tin g and dis T he new telephone directory has Kuth N ystrom and H ayden H iatt w ere , trib u tio n of th e ir new w in ter g rad e i o th e r a d v e rtisin g m edium s, C hris- been m ailed to su b sc rib ers and in ad m as mailGrs w ere induced to dispatch united in th e bonds of m atrim o n y a t gasoliue T he Auto F reig h t T erm in al, a P o rt ¡th home e of of th th e e b b rid rid e’s e’s m m other, other. Mrs. Mrs. ! 1 been aw akened ' ' ° " tCr‘’St h“ S ,b e lr Yuletlile p resen ts e a rlie r in the dition to a m ateria l in c re ase in th ‘ the e hom land e n te rp rise in w hich several n um ber of su b scrib ers listed is well ’ m onth th an ever before in th e history Minnie N ystrom , on S unday a fte r- 1 noon a t 4 o’clock, th e Rev. O. J. W il- : ,, ,n(prvipw w ,,b P- T u erck , of th e in stitu tio n of gift exchanging in firms a re in terested , w as f n in a lly in te rsp e rse d w ith advertisin g , in d i opt ued for business Monday m orning ner, p asto r of th e Sw edish M ission . specfal agpnt ° f th e S tan d a rd Oil th e holiday season. cating a steady g row th of th e com m unity in general. ch u rch , p erfo rm in g th e cerem ony. T he J* lnpany> at G resham , he had the fol-1 As a resu lt, th e sp ectacle of the last in its fo u r-sto ry cem ent building, couple w as atten d ed by A rth u r an d ow ing ,0 8ay reg ard in g th is new mo- m in u te ru sh of form er years, w ith Its w hich covers a block of ground a t E. Many changes have been m ade, e s Miss E sth e r N ystrom , b ro th e r and sis- t0 ’ iUe,: a tte n d a n t h ea rtb re ak in g labor on th e W ater and T aylor stre e ts, and w hich pecially in th e num ber of co n trib u to rs w as erected at a cost of $160,000. te r of the bride. P reced in g th e cere- 1 * be S tan d a rd Oil com pany is now Pa r t of w earied and nerve worn store to th e ad v e rtisin g space. B usiness T he need for such a cen tralized mony, Mrs. Lulu Jo h n so n , th e b rid e's i °®e ring th e m otoring public the very c ' Prks and postal em ployes, was men a re beginning to ap p reciate the tru c k in g agency has long been a p p a r siste r sang, “O P ro m ise Me.” T he 1 best 8ra d ® of gaso lin e ever m anufac- avoided. fac t th a t th e re is value in advertisin g T h ia y ear P o stm a ster G eneral New en t, as m uch d issatisfactio n w as ex- bride w as a ttire d in a b eau tifu l gow n | t «re d - T his new w in ter g rad e product in the w ell-thum bed pages of the teler of m aroon chiffon velvet an d w ore a is uot o n |Y a quick sta rtin g gasoline and F irst A ssistan t P o stm a ster Gen. I p resse‘1 ut tb e ob 8 ,ru ct,o n of tDifilc by phone directory. The fact th a t on an co rsag e bouquet of w h ite rosebuds. but “ 8,80 em bodies th e very essen tial Jo h n H. B a rtle tt have determ ined to th e v arlo u s tru c k s backing in to the average of one new telephone a day is Vases of c a rn a tio n s w ere sc a tte re d Qualities req u ired of a high grad e m ake an even b etter record and to bu8lne88 houses for th e ir freight. Sav- in stalled w ould of itself necessitate a b anish for all tim e the suffering un- era l m onths ago plans began to take about th e room s. fuel. num ber of im p o rta n t changes. dergone in p ast y ea rs by those en- 8bape w hich have culm inated A bou n tifu l w edding su p p er w as ’ A. L. S tro u t, of th e m an u factu rin g Th<. new book co n tain s 60 pages, an EMINENT VIOLINIST TO APPEAR IN PORTLAND j served by Mrs. N ystrom a fte r the cere- d ep artm en t of th e S tan d ard Oil com gaged in th e sale or tra n sp o rta tio n of t,le flne 8trULturo m entioned, in crease of eight over la st year. The T he building is ow ned by th e A lto ---------- ’ mony. Mrs. H iatt has been th e recipi- I pany is a t th e p rese n t tim e m aking gifts. They hope to m ake “Shop p re p a ra tio n of th e copy w as u nder the Mischa E lm an, th e g re a t R u ssian ont of m any gifts since the E arly " and “ Mail E a rly ” a habit w ith F re ig h t asso ciatio n , a group of 20 efficient m anagem ent of Miss Mayme v, , - new s of h e r ex h au stiv e d istilla tio n te sts in o rd er firm s, of w hich the local co n cern of , heai'd ‘n P n g ,g em en t becanip k n o w " She w as th a t th e S tundaT l Oil com pany may be th e A m erican people. H oss, w ho for th e p ast y ear has been P n i i a’ , M ailing early docs not m ean Decern- M organ b ro th ers is a leading stock- se c re ta ry and g eneral office m an ag er I . . , tW° y ea rs wiH give one for flvp ypars connected w ith th e F irs t assu red th a t th e ir o b je c tiv e 'is being - ‘ ' D istillation checks a re m ade ber 1 or before, but if everyone could bolder. T he ground on w hich th e for the com pany. T he first four pages I of his m a ster p ro g ram s in th a t city S tate B ank, of G resham , first ’ in " th e reached. of th e book a re given over to detailed I J . hUr8day g e n in g , i cap acity of clerk an d la te r as a s s is t- | to assu re th e S tan d ard Oil officials get th e ir holiday tokens in th e m ail building is located is leased for a te rm Decem ber 4, u n d er E lw yn C oncert B u -j a n t ca sh ie r, and has m any frien d s in th a t th e gasoline now being m arketed betw een D ecem ber 1(1 and Decem ber ,,f years. It is expected th a t about 5(1 in form ation rela tiv e to toll service | reau m anagem ent. G resham and Powell Valley. Mr. ; to ,h e c o n s u l r Is th e very best 20, the postoffice could not ask more. niP1* will be em ployed on th e prem ises rate s, directions for placing calls, etc. P a rtic u la r atten tio n tills year will as tru ck m en and in o th e r ways and ?"r th e tWe' fth H ‘a t t ’8 Parent8> Wh° liVe ‘n L° S A n’ Kasol,ne ,bp m o to rist can p u rch ase T he list of su b sc rib ers to date num I tm h be paid to g reetin g cards. D espite th e about 160 tru c k s w ill pull o u t of the P C° i ’Ur ° f MiSCha geIea- w ere un ab le to be p re se n t a t th e anyw here and th a t it co n tain s all of bers 1236, of w hich 856 a re from G resham , 187 of Sandy, 102 from C or E lm an. From a prodtgy, who asto n - wedding, b ut his a u n t, Miss E. E. th e im p o rtan t q u alities of an evenly su ccess last y ear It w as noted th a t th e «heds, as soon as ev ery th in g is or- s u n taPb 7 “! m u sical E urope, P re tty m a n . of Medford, w as here. T he balanced g a s o lin e -b e in g a quick last-m in u te m ail consisted lurgely of ganized in ru n n in g order. b ett and 91 of D am ascus. T he la st cards. P ossibly m any of them w ere Each tru c k lin e will pay a specified th ree m entioned a re tru n k line con w hile still in his teens, he has grow n couple left a fte r th e cerem ony for sta rtin g fuel with sm ooth r a n k ) nections of the G resham c e n tra l of to fullest a rtis tic m anhood. To th e so u th ern Oregon, w here th e groom is celeratio n giving 100 p er cen t pow er retu rn ed g reetin g s to frien d s, h eard re n ta l w hich will be determ ined by im petuosity of youth he has add- 1 p ro p rie to r of a to u rist hotel from on a previous m ail, b u t over- th e num ber of tru c k s ru n n in g into the fice and th e four can be connected in fiery j .i, - , x i a t ¡ and m axim um m ileage, e d th e re s tra in t of m a tu rity and th e Phoenix, a tow n betw een Medford and looked on th e o rig in al C h ristm as list, term in al. T his im m ense fre ig h t house te rch an g eab ly w ith one an o th er. Bor “The p a rtic u la r w ork of th is rep U nlike p arc els and le tte rs co n tain in g w ill co n stitu te a c e n tra l receiving an 1 "Elman to n e” still rem ain s unique I A shland. ing and T ro u td ale com m unities a re rese n tativ e is to see th a t th e gasoline money o rd ers, card s, of course, can d istrib u tin g agency for all tru c k lines and incom parable. ■ also included in th e te rrito ry covered. served to th e consum ers in th is dis not w ell be m arked "Do Not Open Un- leaving P o rtlan d and co rresp o nds in The re p e rto ire of th is celeb rated Long d istan ce connections a re also tric t m eets w ith th e specification es ill C h ristm as.” T herefore, it is pos- effect to th e big railw ay fre ig h t term i- violinist is m ost asto n ish in g for a lay m ade over th e Pacific T elephone and tablished by th is com pany and ex ist sible th a t th e m any m ailers hold them n als with w hich th e public has long man to contem plate. G enius can n o t T elegraph com pany’s line connecting ing at th e points of m an u fa ctu re at u n til th e last to in su re delivery on | been fam iliar. be understood an d E lm an h as a t his w ith the Bell system , and th e en tire El Segundo and Richm ond, California, C h ristm as eve. This class of m ailers finger’s end no less th a n 22 concertos United S tate s can be reached from T he E k stro m T ru c k service, w hich 88 sonatas, 75 co n c ert num bers w ith ‘It is th e S tan d ard Oil com pany’s th is year, how ever, m ay find th e ir Dr. and Mrs. J. E. C lan ah an have I is ow ned by P aul Stone, an o th er local th e G resham office. eith er o rc h e stra or piano, an d 112 re tu rn e d to Seaside a fte r spending a aim to see th a t th e m o to rin g public is c a rd s undelivered u n til a fte r C hrist-1 T he M ultnom ah & C lackam as Coun ' m an, w i l l re n t q u a rte rs in th e te rm - sm aller pieces such as encore n u m few days v isitin g w ith re la tiv e s here. provided w ith th e best g rad e of gaso ty M utual T elephone com pany was or z> ii , ,, . , i ‘n a ' a,ld have th a t as its m ain offleo bers. T hese re p re se n t his ac tu al They w ere d in n er g u ests on T h a n k s line it is possible to produce. The Believing th a t th e energ ies of postal , he c|ty ()f P o rtlan (, ganized in 1906. T he p re se n t officials w orking m a teria l, th e w orks th a t he giving w ith th e fo rm e r’s p are n ts, Mr. w in ter g rad e gasoline is an en tirely em ployes should not be sapped to the of the com pany a re K. A. M iller, pres can and does play off-hand from and Mrs. J. N. C lanahan. W hile here, new product, being a s tra ig h t ru n all la st degree for any avoidable reason, id ent; B ayard M iller, vice p resid e n t; ( ASI IS GIVEN EDR memory. th e four, to g e th er w ith Mr. and Mrs. refinery g aso lin e w ith a continuous and, in ten t upon secu rin g Tor them the A. M. H oss, se c re ta ry and tre a su re r. SENIOR CLASS PLAY W hen R ussia becam e involved in the D. E. Tow le, saw "K olb an d D ill” ir. chain of boiling points, and it is not sam e C h ristm as privileges enjoyed by E ight o p era to rs a re required to take W orld W ar, M ischa E lm an w as am ong P o rtlan d . a blended or mixed gaso liu e b ut th e o th ers. P o stm a ste r G eneral New asks W ork on th e senior class play, "M rs ca re of th e telephone calls. the first to v o lu n teer, b ut his g o v ern resu lt of an extensive study of th e th e h ea rty co operation of th e public. T em p le’s T eleg ram ” is w ell u nder H. J. E ste s has trad e d his house and m ent forbade him to ta k e up arm s operation of autom obile engines ru n T he last-m in u te, or zero hour has way for production on the eve- lot h ere for p ro p erty in F airview and M ITI! RDM ’S RESTAI RANT on the ground th a t he w as of m ore ning under v arious te m p e ra tu re co n been moved up so th a t all postal em- lllnR8 ,,f D ecem ber 19 and 20 T he expects to move in th e n ea r fu tu re. WINS IN (IVIL S U T value to th e w orld as a m usician th an ditions. ployes may eat th e ir C h ristm as din- Ca s t of c h a ra c te rs Includes E rn est T he five lots w ith house w hich he has In a su it to collect $260 back pay, as a soldier, and th a t his d eath would exchanged h is G resham p ro p erty for "The developm ent d ep artm en t, of n e rs a t home. R u ral c a rrie rs w ill de- K arlen as C aptain S h arp e who is alleged to be due th e late Mrs. A nna be an irre p a ra b le loss to th is g en era- a re owned by a m an nam ed M cCorkle w hich Mr. S tro u t is a rep resen tativ e, liver no m ail a t all on C h ristm as day forced to leave his sw ee th e art In ans- V anderm ost from W ithrow 's resta u - ’i° n - Since th a t tim e, Mr. E lm an ap- who resides in L ents. T he McCorkle has som e of the m ost extensive and an d c lerk s an d c a rrie rs In th e city o f - | w er to a call of duty ra n t, w here she w as em ployed as p!ied for citizenship p ap ers and on fam ily expects to move to G resham in com pletely equipped la b o rato ries in flees w ill stop w ork prom ptly a t noon. W fllene Botkin sta rs as th e m is th e United S tates. In th is d e p a rt cook, the case w as decided in favor of ^ a y 17,*1923, he took th e oath of al- th e ea rly sum m er. m ent is a p ro d u cts te stin g division tru s tin g and supposedly m uch-abused NIDN HIGH STUDENTS th e defem lent by Ju d g e D ickson, sit- lpKianpe w hich m akes him a n a tu ra l equipped w ith dynam om eters p a rtic u Mrs. Tem ple. W illiam S andström , us Miss C lara Sim pson of P o rtlan d v is larly for th e p u rp o se of te stin g m otor TD SIN« Al ORIENT h er h usband, seem s to be th e cause of tin g in d istric t co u rt in P o rtlan d . I ized citizen of th e U. S. A. ited w ith Miss M ary M iller, of th e fuels and m otor lu b rican ts. S uit w as in stitu te d by th e estate M elville F a rm ” over Sunday. A ch o ru s of ab o u t 70 voices Will go all th e trouble. W ayne T rim ble, ns "A close stu d y of th e v ario u s d is th ru g h C ornelius V anderm ost, adm in- I More Game Law V iolators T ried, tric ts served by the S tan d a rd Dll com from th e G resham Union high school Mr. Brow n, th e h a ird re s se r from L. L. K idder received a teleg ram a t , istra to r, son of Mrs. V anderm ost. Jo h n B row n, ju stic e of th e peace, noon S atu rd ay from P ecato n ica 1111- pauy ,,i8cl° 8P8 tb a ‘ n o rth w est, F rid a y n ig h t to sing at th e P a r e n t- 1 ( lo ,ln ,‘8' togeilier witii his wife, Iful- It w as claim ed by the estate th a t ,ias recen tly been called upon to try da, in ri al life b etter know n as Hazel n av in o - ,i t i ■ ,i ’ Including Oregon and W ashington In M rs. V anderm ost w as w orking under m ore Ash and gam e cases, m ak in g a unis say in g th a t his m o th er w as c rit- p artic u la r, the clim atic conditions a re T each er asso ciatio n p ro g ram which P ru itt, fu rn ish tho comedy. an ag re em e n t to receive $60 a m onth to ta * of 18 cases to com e before th e lcally ill a t h e r home th e re . He 1m- such d u rin g the w in ter th at a special w ill be put on at th e O rient school E dw ard Stubbs, who will be rem em th a t evening. An o rc h e stra of 20 and board for her services as cook, ju stice co u rt d u rin g th e p ast m onth. m ediately m ade p lan s for leaving h ere m otor fuel is desirable. In the devel- bered as the detective in "S top T hief, ’ pieces is also expected to be in a t w hile th e defense contended th a t the D eputy W arden H. E. Meads arre ste d and in four hours from th e tim e he re- opniGnt of ,llis new m otor fuel, a prod- w ill play th e p a rt of W lgson, th e but tendance. T he ch o ru s will sing p o r r r i oarded a ag reem ent w as for $60 du rin g th e W ill B u rries, w ho w as accused of ^ i n ‘X o T ler. V ada A nderson and O rville D a tions ex istin g d u rin g the w inter tio n s of th e c a n ta ta “A doration" by sum m er m onths and $40 du rin g the fishing w ith o u t a license, and E. H. tra in in P o rtlan d for th e trip east. vidson, as Mr. and Mrs. F u ller, a re G eorge Nevin, th e em inent co m p o ser,. Mrs. B. O. Boswell re tu rn e d to h er n ,o n tb s >u a w ay as closely as is w in ter m onths. $29.73 due Mrs. V an H yestay, who w as said to have been w hich will be rendered at tlie high | !,l“ ‘„V!K,.inis. " f M rs’ T,‘l" ple's "h o rrib le d erm ost at th e tim e of h er »tenth, ac fishing w ith tw o lines. T he case hom e F rid a y from th e P o rtlan d sani- p ra< t,cal to tbo o p eratio n of th e en t a r i n m w h o r « i i i , g,np 0,1 rpBUlar Red Crow n gasoline school on th e evening of D ecem ber 22. fib,” but of co u rse a re absolved from cording to th e la tte r arran g e m en t, was ag ain st th e la tte r w as dism issed a t a ta riu m w here she had been for th re e d u rin g the sum m er season. T his has “O Holy N ight," by Cliantique de Noel, ail guilt. weeks, undergoing an o p eratio n th e re been accom plished in th e new w inter offered the e sta te by Mrs. W ithrow h earing th is m orning. G ertru d e S h ark ey , as D orothy, s is Ju stic e Brow n a t a h ea rin g W ed th e ea rly p a rt of tlie m onth. She Is * ra,I.p ,l,‘d Crown gasoline w ith o u t the will also lie sung by th e ch o ru s, to the te r of Mrs. T em ple and sw ee th e art of b u t w as refused, according to te s ti accom panim ent of tlie o rch e stra. The pow er or m ileage, w ithout nesday, in su sp en d in g sen ten ce for now convalescing u n d er th e c a re of 8acr‘“ ce mony b ro u g h t out a t th e tria l. sister, Mrs. Alice M effert of K an- incEPa8« ln th ® tendency to deton- rendition of th e c a n ta ta will be a c C aptain Sharpe, com pletes th e c a st C. G. S chneider rep rese n ted th e de- K. K nutson, expressed him self by de s her a . n t v mi ¿ , , a te and w ltb a m inim um of cra n k case com panied by th e piano only on F r i for th is d elig h tfu l comedy. fen d ent in th e case, w hile th e estate clarin g it w as up to th e gam e com m is sas lit y , M issouri, who arriv ed about dilution sion to post th e p reserv es and stream s tw o w eeks ago for an indefinite stay . ! "T he sta n d a rd s of inspection and day evening. Tlie G resham num ber w as rep rese n ted by W. J. Cooper. ( ’EI)AR on th e p ro g ram at O rient will p ro b pro p erly so th a t th e fisherm en would Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Malo sp e n t <on,ro1 estab lish ed in th e S tan d ard Notice, Members of M. IV. of A know w heth er or not th ey w ere in- T han k sg iv in g and th e day follow ing Oil com pany - refin eries irre so well ably not occupy m ore th an 20 m in Miss V irginia E lle n b u rg of P o rtlan d , R egular m eeting at 1 * 0 .0 . F. I hall, fringing on th e law. m aintained th a t th e high q u ality of utes. a g ran d d au g h ter of Mrs. C. B. Allen, w ith rela tiv e s n ear P en in su la P a rk in W ednesday evening, D ecem ber 3, 1924 Red Crow n gaso lin e can be absolutely Mrs. H ill of P o rtlan d , vice p resid en t | »pent T h an k sg iv in g and sev eral suc- a t 8 o'clock. Your presence re- EXCELLENT h o m e m a d e m in c e P o rtlan d , Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n C. E llis depended upon, alw ays and every- of th e national P aren t-T ea ch e r asso- ceedlng days visiting her quested. . m e a t f o r s a le , 50 c e n t» a q u a r t if j a r is and Mr. and Mrs. W illiam D rennan, w here. W h eth er you fill your tan k Mr„. A. c . A|t ila u „ enjoyed a visit C. J. LUNDQUIST, Clerk. ZH™"be, l MrM L* na AI<J,r- Ofwham, Mr. and Mrs. Roy W Gibbs have va a t a 8prv,ce statio n in th e city, or stop elation, will be p rese n t F rid ay evening to ad d ress the g ath erin g . I from h er fa th e r and m o th er, Mr. and c . « d . h . i , b o u ., Mrs. E. B. W illiam s, of P o rtlan d , on an d huve moved to th e hom e of David trav e l, tlie gaso lin e th a t is sold at the l a r d »!' T hanks. We wish to ex p ress o u r sin c ere and th a n k sg iv in g . T he A lth au s fam ily W eaver on W est Pow ell s tre e t to as- , "R ed C row n” sign or th a t com es out sist in his care. Mr. W eaver is in a i of tbG rp(l> w h ite and blue pum p Is h e a rtfe lt th a n k s to o u r frien d s w ho so I accom panied them back to P o rtlan d kindly helped us d u rin g th e illness and atten d ed th e production of "K olb Auspices Methodist Ladies’ Aid serio u s physical condition from h e a rt aIw:,y8 uniform , alw ays reliable. and death of o u r fath e r, I K. H atfield. | an(1 Dill ” tro u b le. H e is obliged to sit up all of , "T h ® n.ew w in te r Red Crown will MRS. J. D. I.INK , th lim e, o Rive all th a t should be expected from th e e tim MRS. O. A. ANDERSON. I koo 'I Kasoline— easy sta rtin g , quick Boys Find ('(inference In sp irin g. Mrs. C larence D. C athey had th e | and sm ooth acceleratio n , and the Bazaar at 2:30. Program at 8. Supper at 5:30. 50c a plate T he ten G resham boys who attended HALEY m isfo rtu n e to scald h er a n k le W ednes m axim um pow er and fuel m ileage th a t th e older boys' conference a t D allas M ENU day. Tlie burn becam e Infected from the ca r wbh designed to develop. on F riday, S atu rd ay and Sunday, to R oast P o rk and Beef, Brow n G ravy T he M ission c irc le of th e H aley llap- colored hosiery and th re a te n e d for a E very drop vaporizes rap id ly and uni- M ashed P otatoes tim e t o n m n . . r i n , , . ». form ly in th e c a rb u re to r and is corn- ist ch u rc h will m eet a t th e hom e of g eth er with L. S pencer who accom - C ream ed C auliflow er tim e to prove serious, b ut has now p le td y consum ed in th e cy lin d ers, so Mrs. J. Modln, W ednesday, Decem ber I panbsl them , retu rn ed hom e Sunday C abbage Salad A pple Sauce yielded to m edical trea tm e n t. th a t c a rb u re to r ad ju stm e n ts a re u n W hipped Je llo w ith Cream A sale will be held at th e ch u rch aftern o o n and rep o rted a m ost enjoy- H om e-m ade Cookies R obert H ayes, of S eattle, w as a n e c e s s a r y and th e re is p rac tica lly no Coffee on S atu rd ay evening, Decem ber 6. be- «<>!<’ and helpful g ath erin g . In sp irin g fuel dilution of th e c ra k case oil no w eek-end visito r a t th e hom e of J. A. ginning at 7:30. T h ere will be m any addrR8Be" w ere given by men who are m a tte r w hat th e w eather. Bushong. All o u r d istrib u tin g sta tio n s, says b eau tifu l and useful a rtic le s for sale, I sp e cialists In th e ir line, and enough T he Misses C arolyn T allm an and Mr. T uerck, "a re now d istrib u tin g th is elu d in g a h andsom e bedspread. A fun waM mixed w ith th e a ffall to keep Eva T âcheron, W illam ette U niversity p ar excellence w inter m otor fuel and b rief program w ill be ren d ered , at all in te reste d . Mr. S pencer rep o rted 's tu d e n ts , w ere home for th e T h an k s- cu sto m ers should in sist on g ettin g the w hich tim e Mrs. K arl Iiag b e rg will | (h at every boy atten d ed every session giving holidays. T hey retu rn ed S u n - |best re8Ulf8 w ,,h tb p ,r m otors." sing. R efresh m en ts w ill be served I of th e conference. A b ask etb all gam e Gresham High Srliool Gymnasium day evening to th e ir stu d ies a t th e w as played by a team from G resham a fte r th e sale. .IDIIN BARRY DIES UNDER 1 university. Mrs. Andrew Jo h n so n , wife of the w ith a team picked from P o rtlan d SURGK AL OPERATION Mr. and Mrs. Paul S tone and chi 1- | p asto r of th e B aptist ch u rch , received deli gates, on S atu rd ay aftern o on. d ren sp en t T h an k sg iv in g w ith the Jo h n B arry, aged 62, died a t th e th e new s of th e death of h e r sister, I w hen G resham won by a sc o re of 15 GRESHAM AMERICAN LEGION fam ily o f E rn e st C hristensen. P o rtla n d S urgical h o sp ital S atu rd ay Mrs. F red Jo h n so n , of Ridgfield, *” •i - Tho boys atten d in g w ere Jam es V8. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. M etzger en ter- I M cA llister, Jo h n Ott. Guy R usher, . , . . . aftern o o n a t 3 o'clock, w hile u n d er the W ashington, a few days ago. talned a t a T han k sg iv in g d in n er p a rty | a n , HtIletJc for a MIlrKl(, (| O1),.ralion MAROON F E dw ard btubbs, A rnold R ogers, V earl th e ir son Floyed, w ife and son, of | S survived by a b ro th e r and ■!■- Unlon.llainaM-iiM F arm B ureau to Meet ¡„ o w . 11. O rville Johnson. E llis Judd. ITot Old Game Guaranteed P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. W alter Metz- T he Union D am ascus Farm B ureau Lloyd H allsbury and Ja c k Dowsett, , te r, Jam B a rry and Mrs, Ellen Co- Adults 85e Students 25c w ill hold its re g u la r m onthly session ; The la tte r w as a m em ber of th e com Metzaer w li i H m "11, ° f a r e 8 h - |M , U r "’ 0,80 * ", e C e ' M” ’ M ary F raz 'P r .n n r . « .c ry. w ho fo rm erly Heed |„ S atu rd ay evening, Decem ber 6. In a d m ittee on cred en tials. Mias H a rrie t Alex i '* r tr i I South Bend, W ashington, had made dition to th e o rd in ary ro u tin e of work and social pro g ram , th e election of School Lunches, Th ng (^ 7 '^ v m”' !hi , Crn* f°r m,,rb Of -p en t T hanksgiving and th e w eek-end I th(. ,,aH fpw yearg Mr B arry gnil p ro ject lead ers for th e en su in g year A d elig h tfu l change for th e ch il with her siste rs w n y r,<» I2a n *«in ' bis sister, who live In the C edar dl«- will be held, th is being th e re g u la r dren. N ick erso n 's Jellied chicken.— N ill also Mr Adv. tf N ellie W ilmot, of S e a ttle ,! t r k .tj four m lk f, ,.agt O reahanl. an n u a l m eeting date. who has been h ere for om e tim e. All p ro ject lead ers a re asked to be Window C leantng T he fu n eral was held a t th e C atholic D r . and Mrs. R. H. Todd and th e ir p rep ared Io give a b rief su m m ary of For ex p ert window cleaning see 8. ctiur h In G resham on T uesday m orn- .»on, Fred Todd, and fam ily, look d in th e p ast y e a r’s w ork of his resp ectiv e TaJIma, or leave o rd ers w ith Jo h n ner w ith a son. Ray H. Todd and wife ' log at 10 o'clock, th e Rev. F a th e r H. project. E veryone Is Invited to be Brown. G resham , phone 2501 a t Ridgefield, W ashington, on T h u rs B id ' nagel In ch a rg e of th e services, p re se n t at th is m eeting and m ake It T he Bank of G resham pays 5 per day. Covers w «re laid for 16 They w ith Interm ent In th e Mt S co tt P ark th e big g ath erin g of th e year. i cent In terest on tim e d ep o sits.—Adv cem etery. T he pall b ea rers were rep o rt a flne d in n er of tu rk e y an d ail A d u lts M e Children 25c H oni»r F ra zie r, A. K. Malo. A nthony „ / ’Tf™1 ’ r *pps- T he P eoples B argain co u n ter. See th e fixin g. T he Sandy C ream ery is paying 43 wallt a(lfl S h e ., C harles K inder, P a tric k Col (itsplcex of Undies' Aid Society nt th e Commnnity Church cen ts a t th e cream ery and 41 ce n ts on ____ — — C o n tin u ed on page 4 lina and F ra n k S ch ren d ach er. th e ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv. tf Any tro u b le s? Call Dr. Classified. GRESHAM LOCALS BAZAAR, SUPPER and PROGRAM At the Church, Wednesday, Dec. 3 BASKET BALL GAME! THURSDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER 4 CHRISTMAS BAZAAR AND DINNER At City Hall, TROUTDALE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1924 Dinner Served from 6 to 8 o’clock