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VOL. 14, NO.S«
G resham O utlook
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON,
MT.
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RECREATION SPOTS GRESHAM LOCALS
^
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
FRIDAY, DECEMBER M, 1»2I
Ì1.5D Per Year
CONTINUED COLD IS
WEATHER FORECAST
“ It ain 't a g o in ta get w a'm no mo' "
w ill soon be adopted as th e official
We“ th e r 80ng of Oregon unle88 ««-
T
Conditions “ “ d ^ g o a decided
change. On thi«
th is ih»
th e »»n.
12th day of th e
p rese n t frigid snap w ith its accom
p an im en t of snow and ice, the m e r
cu ry reg istered several degrees colder
th an on any previous day, th e te m
p e ra tu re being v ariously rep o rted at
from 4 to 8 degrees above zero, a c
cording to th e location of th e th e r
m om eter.
KAIHO FANS MAY
HEAR FORMER PASTOR
HOW TWO GRESHAM BOYS
An in te re stin g
announcem ent
cam e in a p erso n al le tte r to the
ed ito r th is week from th e Rev. Mel
ville T. W ire, of A storia. Oregon,
who expects to broadcast a serm on
S unday evening, Decem ber 28, over
Radio S tation K F JI (245 m eters)
rem o te control.
O rgan num bers
w ill be b roadcasted a t 7:50 and
serm on a t 7:55. T hose w h o ;h e a r
th e serm on a re asked to drop a
card . Mr. W ire sends th e in fo rm a
tion p riv ately and says th a t he does
not w an t to in te rfe re w ith Sunday
evening services, but if any rad io
fan s am ong his old friends do not
atten d ch u rch Sunday evening he
w ould like to have them listen in
to his serm on.
ENJOYED (H K IST M A S
PLANTATION INN
DAMAGED BY FIRE
T he heroes a re not all on th e
battlefield or in th e re g u la r arm y.
Two of them at least are boys and
An annex on th e ea st side of P la n ta
they live in G resham
T h eir ages
tion Inn, form erly know n as th e 12-
a re I I and 14, ju st th e period when
Mile house, a m ile n o rth of G resham .
boys tak e such a keen in tre s t in I cau g h t fire at about 6:30 th is m orn
th e ir su rro u n d in g w ith its w o n d er
ing and was com pletely destroyed.
ful inventions of m echanism , and
T he room, w hich had been a dining
w here th e inexpensive toys of tin y
room , had lately been occupied by the
boyhool fail to satisfy.
hired roan. He had built a ro arin g
A few w eeks before C hrism as a
fire in th e h eater, th en had dozed back
T he fam ilies of Floyed, Cecil and
m o th er received a le tte r from
to sleep. He w as finally aroused by
All
records
of
th
e
w
eath
er
b
ureau
The F o re st S ervice realizes th is and W alter Metzger gathered at th e home
frien d s in a neighboring sta te m en
the cra ck lin g of flames and found the
in P o rtlan d fo r C h ristm as te m p e ra
has already m ade a com prehensive of th e ir paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
tio n in g th e fact of her b ro th er be
roof su rro u n d in g th e te rr a co tta
tu re s for 50 y ea rs back w ere broken
survey of th e te rrito ry ad jac en t to Metzger, C hristm as eve and enjoyed
ing out of em ploym ent and in need
chim ney in a blaze. H astily giving
y esterd ay w hen th e m ercu ry re g is
those portions of th e road lying w ith th e tre e and p leasan tries of th e occa
of help. She th o u g h t It over and
the alarm , soon a dozen men w ere at
tered
13.2
above
zero,
w
ith
c
o
rre
s
in th e M ount Hood natio n al forest, sion.
p u t it up to th e boys som ething like
w ork try in g to subdue th e fire. They
ponding low ered reco rd s as th e v icin
setting aside a re a s for th e different
th is : “ Boys, U ncle ------------ needs
W. R. K ern of V ancouver, W ashing ity of Mt. Hood w as approached.
w ere much handicapped in th e ir ef
classes of to u ris ts w hich m ay be ex ton, spent F rid ay with his p aren ts, Mr.
o u r aid and I th o u g h t we m ight
Zion Evangelical Church Services.
fo rts as no w ater w as available on ac
A nother reco rd has been broken and
pected to come. P rovisions have been and Mrs. M. D. K ern.
send him a check at th is tim e. B ut
S unday school will convene at 10
count of th e pipes being frozen. Val-
th a t is th e p ersisten ce of th e cold
made for public fo rest cam ps, sum m er
boys, rem em ber, it m eans sending j len t service w as ren d ered by th e pro
Zion
E vangelical
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. E m ery en te r wave. On m any previous occasions o'clock at th e
hom esites, for re so rts and for hotels. tained th eir son-in-law and daughter, freezing te m p eratu re s have prevailed ch u rch . D uring th e S unday school
th e money I had laid aside for your
p rieto r of the Tw elve-M ile service
1 The hotel re so rt sites th a t have been
C
hristm as."
sta tio n Just ucross th e stre e t who
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Buckle, of P o rt for varied periods of tim e, b u t th is oc- hour th e low er classes w ill re h e a rse
set aside a re : Hood R iver Meadows, land. for C hristm as dinner. George
Now these p are n ts are h a rd
the C h ristm as program . T he C h rist
b ro u g h t his chem ical a p p a ra tu s to
casion has exceeded any on record.
Salmon R iver, W hite R iver and Robin P resto n also sp en t C hristm as w ith his
w
orking
and in d u strio u s.
They
m as serv ice w ill be held in th e E ng
th e ir assistan ce, w hich, w ith th e aid
T
he
w
eath
er
m
an
show
ed
slig
h
t
Hood.
keep th e ir boys w ell fed and clo th
of snow , b lan k ets and q u ilts finally
m other, Mrs. M ary P reston, a t the consideration for th e w orkm en of the lish language a t 11 o'clock, and the
ed,
b u t w ith them , as w ith o th ers,
Hood R iver M eadows site consists of E m ery home.
subdued th e blaze. As w ater had to
Bull Run pow er p lan t on C h ristm as serm on topic w ill be. "In th e F u lln ess
it has been found th a t d o llars are
approxim ately five ac res on th e main
be c a rrie d from some distance, th e en
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. M anning and day, as they w ere obliged to be at of T im e." T he choir will ren d er
m ade out of m etal instead of ru b
road, with an excellent view of Mount son, Edwin, drove out from P o rtlan d th e ir post, busily engaged in try in g to ' 8pec,al C h ristm as m usic. The celebra-
tire la rg e stru c tu re w as th rea ten e d
ber.
Hood. It is ab o u t 70 m iles from P o rt T h ursday afternoon and spent a few keep the ice from clogging th e w ater tion of Holy Com m union will be held
w ith d estru ctio n . T he wind w as blow-
To sh o rten up th e story, Jim and j ing h ard at m idnight, but fo rtu n ately,
land by w ay of G overnm ent Camp, hours w ith the fo rm er’s p aren ts, Mr. flume. A n ig h t sh ift has also been in connection w ith th e m o rn in g s e r
Joe (those a re not th e ir co rrec t
and about 38 m iles from Hood River, and Mrs. L. P. Manning.
had died down at th e tim e the build-
n ecessary for th e p ast te n days, eno- vice. An offering will be received for
nam es) faced th e situ atio n w ithout j ing had cau g h t fire.
with an elevation of 4480 feet. W ithin
th
e
S
y
rian
o
rp
h
an
ag
e
at
Je
ru
salem
.
The Rev. and Mrs. E. N. Long were deavoring to keep th e flume In condi
b attin g ail eye. "S u re, ma, send it
a sh o rt distan ce a re a num ber of in
F red M errill, ow ner of the Inn, e s ti
tion to provide sufficient elec tric c u r Im m ediately a fte r the m orning service
p le asa n tly su rp rised Tuesday by
to them , we've got plenty." So th e
teresting fe a tu re s such as E lk Mead
the
u
p
p
er
classes
will
re
h
e
a
rse
th
e
m ates th e dam age to th e room and
num ber of th e ir congregation d ro p re n t to m eet th e req u irem en ts. A
money was sent. C hristm as cam e.
C h ristm as pageant.
ows, S ahale and U m brella F alls, and
, co n ten ts to be aro u n d $150, p artially
ping in on them for the evening, leav large crew is expected to be on hand
Now if th is w ere a m ade up sto ry
Nip and T uck, tw o high rock points
A
C
h
ristm
as
tre
e
and
w
hite
gift
covered by in su ran ce. He and one of
ing behind a few C hristm as rem em the com ing Sunday unless th e w eath er
it m ight end like th is: A w ealthy
C h ristm as p ro g ram will be given at
with m agnificent views. A m inim um
i th e m en fighting th e fire oil th e roof
b reaks.
b rances for th e p asto r and family.
lady
heard
of
th
e
sacrifice
of
tw
o
7:30 p. in. C anned goods, »edibles,
expenditure of $25,000 w ill be r e
i su stain ed several painful b u rn s on
T he inform ation cam e in by radio
Mrs. R. E. Love, of V ancouver,
sm all hoys and on C h ristm as eve
clo th in g and toys will be received for
quired for developm ent.
th e hands w hile they w ere engaged in
1 W ashington, sp e n t W ednesday with th is afternoon to th e effect th a t a n o th sev eral needy fam ilies on th e list. On
se n t each of them a w onderful
| te arin g o f f shingles and lum ber in an
Salmon riv e r re so rt site is n ea r the
er
snow
storm
w
as
on
its
w
ay
from
the
the fam ily of R. M. Welch.
m ecanno set, an electric tra in and
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. ..
,,
. ,, , New Y ear 8 day services w ill be held
effort to reach the m ain building.
Junction of th e M ount Hood Loop
coast. No doubt th e reliab ility of th is
and engine th a t could blow off
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rrfÿ
Gibbs
and
son
and
„.in
u
t
in
th
e
E
n
g
lish
language
a
t
11
o’clock
road w ith th e new cut-off road to
rep o rt will have m anifested itself be-
steam . As it w as, in real life, th e
...
,
..
,
and in th e G erm an language a t 11:50.
TW O MASONIC ORDERS
W apinitia and e a ste rn Oregon, and the Mr. and Mrs. W. E. H auck drove to fore th
is paper reach es its read ers.
boys received a few p resen ts b ut
N
ew
berg
T
h
u
rsd
ay
and
ate
C
hristm
as
spur road to O lallie lakes. It is about
HOLD INSTALLATION
I t is hoped th a t th e ch ild ren w ill
nothing in com parison to w hat they
61 m iles from P o rtlan d and 46 m iles dinner w ith Mrs. Gibbs’ p are n ts, Mr. not forget to feed th e b ird s d u rin g the GRESHAM GIRL WINS
would have received if the uncle
and
Mrs.
F.
N.
M
ew
hirter
and
fam
ily.
IN ESSAY CONTEST
from Hood River. E levation is 3694
In sta lla tio n w as held on Monday
rem ain in g days of cold. U nless som e
had not been so su b stan tia lly r e
night
of th e officers recently elected
feet. This site w ill be a p opular one Miss E lsie M ew hirter re tu rn e d to
membered.
one th in k s of th e birds, m any thou-
In th e hom e lig h tin g essay co n test
for th e ensuing year by the G resham
with fisherm en. It is also im p o rtan t G resham w ith them and w ill rem ain sands of them m u st n ecessarily per- w hich h as been nation-w ide in its
So
it
is
p
lain
th
is
is
th
e
stuff
Lodge A. F. Ac A. M. and G resham
by reason of being a t th e ju n ctio n of w ith h er sister u n til afte r New Y ear's.
heroes are m ade of.
| in te re st, Miss Geneva A. Sim onson, a
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Metzger e n te r •sh.
Lodge R. A. M. T he new officers In
two im p o rta n t rec re atio n roads. A
A
p
ecu
liarity
of
th
e
p
rese
n
t
cold
'
senior
of
G
resham
Union
high
school,
th e "B lue lodge" a re as follow s:
minimum of $15,000 is required for de- i tained a t C hristm as dinner her sister
Baptist Church Services.
from P ortland, Mrs. H. E. E v arts w ith spell is th a t people do not seem to be w as aw arded a $5 prize. T his co n test
velopm ent here.
E. W. A ylsw orth, w orthy m a ste r;
spoken of as the g re a te st prom otion
T he m orning service in th e B ap tist
h er husband, also Mrs. M etzger's w illing to adapt them selves to th e cir-
W hite riv er site Is about 66 m iles m other, Mrs. N ellie G ullickson and her cum stances. M eetings and e n te rta in - co n test ever conducted in th e history ch u rc h w ill be a special C h ristm as I W alter M etzger, senior w arden; A. W.
from P o rtlan d , and 42 m iles from son, Clair.
m ents are postponed and b u sin ess and
A m erican education. About 1500 servee. T he serm on by the p asto r will I M etzger, Junior w arden; U. O. Sm ith,
Hood River, a t an elevation Of 4238
visiting
are
te
m
p
o
rarily
suspended
to
Pupils
of M ultnom ah county com plet- be on th e topic, "W ise Men From th e j senior deacon; W. J. Todd, Junior
Guy Fieldhouse, wife and d au g h ter
deacon; Cecil P u ifer, senior ste w ard ;
feet. H ere th e W hite riv er has c a rv
drove up from St. H elens and spent a g re a t extent. N othing sh o rt of 45 ! e<* th e w ork of th e co n test and th e E ast." Special m usic w ill be fu rn - j C. J. L undquist, ju n io r stew ard ; Geo.
ed a unique valley, u nlike any other
degrees
below
zero
seem
s
to
freeze
a
w
in
n
ers
w
ere
selected
from
these,
ished by th e choir. T he B. Y. P. U.
C hristm as w ith th e fo rm er's m other
about M ount Hood. G lacial floods
real e a ste rn e r, but m any e a ste rn peo- T he g ran d prize of th e d istric t w as will be held a t 6:30 as visual and th e I Honey, m a rsh a l; W. L. O orsnge, aeu-
Mrs. M artha Fieldhouse.
e ta r y ; Will M etzger, tre a s u re r; Os
have left a boulder strew n bottom
pie who live h ere say th is cold is fully $200, w hich was won by a P o rtlan d leader w ill be Miss D oris Brown. T he |r
i
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. E stes a re moving
G eorge Page,
from one-half to a full m ile wide,
as p en e tratin g as th a t of a low er girl. T he successful co n testu n s are C h ristm as program postponed from ca r Jo h n so n , ty le r;
Chas.
Cleveland, p ast
setting off the m ost w ildly p icturesque today to F airview , w here they recen t te m p eratu re ea st of th e Rockies. No now eligible to com pete for one of the la st Sunday on acco u n t of th e severe chaplain.
view th a t is obtain ab le on th e loop. ly purchased a home in exchange for doubt th e discom fort of th e p resen t n atio n al prizes, th e g ran d prize of w eath er w ill be ren d ered by th e Bible w orthy m aster, w as the in stallin g of
cold spell is due to th e hum idity o f ' w hich is a $15,000 m odern, electrically school a t the tim e for th e reg u ln r ( ficer.
Some of th e b est strea m fishing in the th e ir G resham residence.
A g ift w hich added considerable
m ount Hood region is found in the
Officers for th e Royal Arch, who
equipped home.
the atm osphere.
preach in g service 7:30 In th e evening.
neighborhood of th is site. Minimum sw eetness to th e C hristm as cheer was
The program w hich prom ises to be an w ere in stalled by P a st High P rie st W.
received by Mrs. L illian M itchell in
Methodist Episcopal Church.
A Store Brought to Your Home.
expenditure h ere $15,000.
in terestin g one co n sists of recitatio n s, R. Jo h n so n , w ere ns follow s:
th e form of 12 pounds of p ure m aple
W hy w aste valuabe tim e and c a r “O bedience In V ision” will be th e s u b songs and dialogues, closing w ith a
H. J. P u ifer, high p rie st; W. K.
Robin Hood site is n ea r Robin Hood
fare h u n tin g b arg ain s, w hen you can
su g a r from her bro th er, E dw ard
ject of th e serm on a t the M ethodist pantom im e, " It Came Upon th e Mid H am ilton, king;
O scar
Jo h n so n,
F orest cam p, and H orBe-Thief Mea
buy
h
ere
for
less
th
an
th
e
so-called
H u le tt of M orrison, Illinois. To add b arg ain s u su ally offered elsew h ere? i E piscopal ch u rch next Sunday m o rn
n ig h t C lear," by the young people' sc rib e ; W. J. Todd, cap tain of h o sts;
dow, about 75 m iles from P o rtlan d
to h er p le a su re , th e b rother had ob O rder today and have your new su it ing by th e pasto r, Dr. C. W. H uett.
class.
A. F. H am m ar, p rin cip le so jo u rn er;
and 33 m iles from Hood R iver; eleva
tained th e su g ar from a relativ e on delivered at your convenience. Men's S unday school will be held a t 10
A rth u r D owsett, R. A. ca p ta in ; C. M.
tion is 3552 feet. T he Lookout M oun
th e old hom estead w here his m other overcoats and su its tailo red to m eas o’clock an d E pw orth L eague a t 6:30.
The Indefinite Age.
Q uicksall, m a ste r of th e th ird veil;
tain and B adger L ake T ra il sta rts
and th a t of Mrs. M itchell used to live. ure, at $23.50, only $3.50 cash w ith o r T he delayed C h ristm as exercises w ill
R
egistration
Officer (to s p in s te r)— Jo h n Greenw ood, m a ste r of th e sec
from th is point, w hich w ill be a n a t
der.
We
now
have
a
fine
line
of
boys'
|
Mrs. H arry T ru itt has been suffer overcoats in splendid p a tte rn s, $11.50 he Riven In the evening at 7:30. On Your nam e, p lease.”
ond v eil; J. V. Cogswell, m a ster of
ural base for fishing and hiking ex
ing from blood poisoning in her jaw s and up to $23.50. P. F. Black, phone j this occasion an offering will be tak-
S p in ste r— "M atilda Brown."
the first v eil; Jas. E lkington, se cre
peditions. A m inim um of $8,000 is r e
and w as very ill fo r a few days b u t is 1801.—Adv.
tf I en for m issio n ary p rojects. R eh ear-
R eg istratio n Officer—"A ge?
ta ry ; J. C. S hultz, tre a su re r.
quired.
im proving.
Miss B row n—"H ave th e M isses Hill,
Cream Prices.
' 8ala for lh *8 P*«ea n t will be held at
Public fo re st cam ps and sum m er
O. A. E astm an and fam ily sp en t
who
live next door, given you th e ir QUARTERLY MEETING AT
T
he
Sandy
C
ream
ery
is
paying
47
j
ch
u
rc
h
to
n
ig
h
t
and
S
atu
rd
ay
eve-
hom esite g ro u p s a re proposed near C hristm as at th e home of the fo rm er's
cen ts a t th e cream ery and 45 cen ts on nlng and on Sunday aftern o o n at 2:30. ag es?”
EREE METHODIST ( III Ki ll
each of th ese hotel re so rt sites. These sister, Mrs. Cora W alker.
the ro u te for b u tte rfa t.—Adv.
tf
R eg istratio n Officer—“No.1
will co n trib u te to th e com m ercial p a t
Miss Mabel Shipley cam e home
T he O utlook's b arg ain co u n ter on
Miss Brown— “W ell, then. I'm th e
T he q u a rte rly m eeting services a t
ronage. E x p en d itu re of th e m inim um T uesday evening from P o rtlan d w here
Page 9
sam e age hh they.
th e F re e M ethodist ch u rch will begin
am ounts for p erm a n en t im provem ents she is attend in g th e North Pacific
th is evening. In ch arg e of th e d istric t
i required w ith in tw o years. B uild E vangelistic in stitu te and will rem ain
elder, th e Rev. W alter T. K lotsbach,
ings are to be in harm o nious design of du rin g the holidays w ith her parents,
of P o rtlan d , and continue over the
either ru stic , S w iss c h a le t or other Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shipley.
Sabbath day.
T h ere w ill also be
suitable style and a re to fu rn ish all
Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Ott en tertain ed
p reach in g service on S atu rd ay eve
conveniences of th e m odern sum m er a fam ily p arty a t th e ir home y e s te r
ning.
resort hotel in th e m ountains. In addi day, w hen the follow ing w ere p re s
T he S unday school will convene a t
tion th e re m u st be provided gasoline e n t: Mr. and Mrs. O W. Boring and
10 o’clock, followed by preach in g at
and oil sta tio n s, sto re stocked w ith sons, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Bickford
11 by th e d istric t elder. The s a c ra
ta m p ers supplies, w ate r system , sew- and ch ild ren of Boring, Mr. and Mrs.
m ent of th e L ord's S up p er will be ob
V«’ -« disposal and public com fort s ta E m m et W elling of Salem, Mr. and
served a t th e close of the serm on. T he
tions. T erm p erm its a re issued for a Mrs. George T acheron, Miss V iolette
young people's ineeetlng w ill be held
period of 15 y ea rs w ith provisions for P e rre t. Miss Eva and F ra n k T acheron
at 6:30 In th e evening, w ith a song
renew al, and p erm it is issued to the and Mrs. Alice V ullleum ier.
service at 7:30 and p reaching again
app lican t offering m ost sa tisfac to ry
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. R usher enjoyed
a t 8 o’clock.
developm ent, and th e best one from C hristm as dinner y esterd ay w ith all
the stan d p o in t of public service. F i th e ir children a t home. T heir son,
The Active Chief.
nancial show ing of ap p lica n t w ith re Glen and wife w ere h ere from A lbany
A m an was w anted by th e police.
gard to ability to c a rry th ro u g h the and th e ir dau g h ter. Miss MyrHe, Is
They secured six different photo
Project, is considered.
spending her vacation a t home. The
g rap h s of him and th e p ictu res w ere
circ u lated th ro u g h the locality.
On account of its n a tu ra l a ttra c tiv e la tte r is a stu d en t a t W illam ette U ni
T he chief In a sm all tow n w rote to
ness, now m ade read ily accessible by versity.
h e a d q u a rte rs a few days la te r saying:
Dr. and Mrs. J. E. C lanahan of S ea
the new loop road, th e M ount Hood
"I duly received th e p ictu res of the
region w ill rap id ly becom e one of the side cam e for a v isit w ith relativ es
six m iscrea n ts w hose c a p tu re Is de
sired. I have a rrested five of them ;
im portant playgro u n d s of th e n orth- h ere and in P o rtland. Dr. C lanahan
the sixth is under observation and
*• *t, if not of A m erica. In th is as in has retu rn ed to his p ractice b ut will
w ill be tak en soon.”—Judge.
Come
again
for
New
Years.
other sim ila r are a s, th e fo rest service
Dr. and Mrs. G eorge Inglis enjoyed
1» taking th e lead, developing m eans
WATER COMMISSIONER
of tra n sp o rta tio n to rec re atio n ce n a fam ily C hristm as tre e a t th e ir home
GIVEN NOTICE TO PEOPLE
ter- by its road building program . on C hristm as eve, when those p resen t
Bi -iness m en of P o rtlan d , Hood River besides them selves and Miss Mabel
W ater m eters will not be read
nii'I oth er points have show n keen in- w ere Mr. and Mrs. W ard Inglis and
th is m onth, according to A. Ituegg.
terest In th e re c re a tio n a l developm ent fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. R aker and
w ater com m issioner, and hill for
°I the Mount Hood loop region. W ith- little son, W. L. L ight of T routdale
tw o m onths w ill be ren d ered on
nut doubt th ey w ill realize th e im port- Miss M iriam Inglis, Mrs. C. I. Raker
F eb ru ary 1. T his action has been
•nee of financing adequ ate hotel and All of these guests excepting Mr. and
decided upon because of the danger
reso rt facilities to m eet th e public de- Mrs. R aker w ere dinner guests on
to m eters In b reak in g th e seal of
® id and w hich w ill be a cred it to th e C hristm as day.
Ice w hich covers them . M eter box
community.
Mrs. B eatrice C halker, who has been
es should never be opened in fre ez
i •' C rested p a rtie s m ay obtain fu rth - for
an *® ’ ’f* * ,
¿ ’.'JrJ' '»s«0 « « * 1
ing w eather, says Mr. Ruegg, as
th e past th ree years, was agree
er d etails as to te rm s and req u ire-
th e p en e tratin g cold enuaes m o is t
ably su rp rised W ednesday afternoon
In‘ i t s from th e fo rest service.—Geo.
u re to form , w hich is likely to
w
hen
she
w
as
presented
w
ith
a
h
a
n
d
H Cecil, D istrict F o re ster. In Oregon
freeze In th e m eter, cau sin g co n
some
silv
er
electric
coffee
u
rn
by
th
e
Business.
sid erab le dam age. If th e boxes
m em bers of the Outlook force, as a
have been opened It Is im p o rtan t
com bination C hristm as and wedding
One Who Kanwst
th a t they be ca refu lly p rotected by
’’ain t and w all paper are not s id e , present,
Hr
sack s o r o th e r packing.
w ith Todd, th e P a in t Man. He
The M ount Hood Loop road w ill be
opened to th e public in th e sp rin g of
1925. This highw ay encirclin g glacier-
hung Mount Hood w ill ra n k as one of
the fam ous drives of A m erica. The
Columbia riv e r highw ay is already
known to m illions of to u rists and the
tide of w orld tra v e le rs w ill tu rn
henceforth as never before to th is re
gion. T here m u st be accom m odations
for these to u rists.
Mrs. G. A. Cox and children Evelvn
E rn e st and Ray. and Mr and Mrs Rov
C alkin-
i u-i .
■ «no Mrs. Roy
c a lk in s and ch ild ren ate C hristm as
dinner with th e son-in-law and daugh
te r of Mr. and Mrs. Cox, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. T ronson. who live a t Capitol
H ill, a suburb of P ortland. T hey were
Joined there by Mrs. Effie Beegle and
d aughter, Ada, th e m other an d sister
of Mrs. Cox.
A NEW FIELD FOR THE STOVE-LEAGUERS
»Hl tell you how.
Phone 1»71.—Adv.
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