Gresham outlook., December 29, 1925, Image 1

TW IC E
A
WEEK
G resham O utlook
N<».
.WC ORDERS
¡STALL OFFICERS
‘• hksham . melixrmah (■
Blind Senator
M i , « R U lih ,
TEESRAY,
DECEMBER
R- X G. CRMMAYDER
H XERAI. HEI n FOR
RESIGNS | | | s REEICE
AGR!» ( (II I R E I.I, UtiM v \
G- G. Schneider w '
I four years has
tl
mander of he:
installations w ere h eld S a tu r ­
’he 1st banal,-
nine for the A. F. & A. M. and
| G-, has resign
n l Arc Masons a t th e M asonic 1
Jon account of
«he foil' « 'ng officers of th e Ma-
ters reqniring
;er, ;
-tailed w ith ap p ro -
to be filled bj
rituali'i;i ce rem o n ies: W a lte r
rank.
<or>’ ipful m a s te r; A. W.
Mr. Schnei-le
b. t com m ander
L
w arden; U. G. Sm ith,
of the ccmpany
form ation in
warden: XV. J. T odd, se n io r I
January. 1922
11 tim es has
• f. J. L undquist, ju n io r dea-
I «alien uhe keenest interest
st in the af-
filsoii E a stm a n and E. L. Sliel
i fairs pertaining to the w
work. ofteu
ewards: Will M etzger, tre a s -
, neglecting im portant business en-
ij. L. Corsage, s e c r e ta ry ; Jo s-
This is the latest photo of Sen­ I gagements to drill with the boys, and
iley, tyler. T he in s ta llin g of-
ato r Thomas D. Scholl from Vi ie- iu numerous other ways entering
,r the vening fo r b o th lodges
sota, who has attained this r.igh heartily into the cooperation mid plans
post despite the great handicap of of the command. Many have expressed
lilliam ( , >ngdon, of V ernonia,
blindness.
loflcers of the Royal A rch w ere
their regret at Mr. Schneider's
sig-
.stall,
S atu rd ay evening, . al-
nation.
GRESHAM MAX TARES
ithr
he n um ber ,th e Royal
During the four years the company
BRIBE RN CHRISTMAS
Uptain. H:e m a ste r of th e sec-
has been organised there have been
Il and
sentin el w ere not in-
A w edding of much interest to a close to lot, r en who at one* tim e or
owing to th e ir a b se n c e from n um ber of people in Gresham and another have belonged
Some have
eting. The follow ing w e re in - vicinity is th a t of Martin W. Bjur and ’ ,lr°PP«
linto offii : O scar Jo h n so n , ex- Mifls \ ìvian G. Folsom who were mar-
“ as
1 1 0,1 ti.tininL for th- boys
| high p at; W. J. T odd, king; ried at the home of the bride's parents " :<1 s«*\«r .,l h ate gone into the reg u lar
oppenish. W ashington, on Christ- service of th, army or n a w from th is
Iianin i . sc rib e : A rth u r Dow- a t Toppenish.
,
,,
.
uptain of th e h o s t;
C. M. m as day.
One hundred
nutmren guest» were comPany.
111. p rin c ip a l s o jo u rn e r; Guy p rese n t at the beautiful home wed-1 Mr- Rli;
,he successor of the re ­
les, m: tor of th e th ir d veilp- ding. The bride wore a gown of cream R r*nS command' r. has virtually been
lush. n i-te r of th e firs t veil.
colored Canton crepe ami carried a
'om inand of the work for the past
bouquet of Opholia roses, sweet peas two or , h n ' week.-- getting acquaint-
E n in iS m ith , in s ta llin g officer. an d baby b rea th ._ The maid of honor ' ’* "
the ro u t' n'' of the business and
. Mildred M etzger, in sta llin g w as Miss H elen Eagle, of Toppenish, otherwise informing himself as to his
,1, had c h a rg e of th e in s ta lla - and W endali Morrison attended the new duties.
The company has flue q u arters and
iremoni, for th e elec tiv e and groom as best man. After the cere­
live officers of th e E a s te r n S ta r m ony a bnffet lunch was served. Many Club rooms at the grade school, which
oral „of Mrs. S arah Ann
i died Tuesday, Decem ber
erne of her son, Sam uel
horn she had lived for a
r of years past, w as held at th e
1 com m unity church S atu rd ay
afte r U o n at I o'clock. services in
charg. ' f the Rev. D. M. Cathey. The
intern i t w as made in Cliffside ceme-
ter)
' ull Rnu. T here were a su m -
ber of b, lutiful floral pieces c o n trib ­
utetl t u te !.is and relatives, testify -
ing ft tbe love in which th e aged
woraai was held in the com m unity,
Sai. i Ann H yatt was born in Co-
liemiin . Ohio. March 2. 1819. She was
m arried to S W. Bat on at Canton. I lli­
nois. February 4. 1845. to which union
th ree children w ere born, a son and
tw o .iaghters. They cam e to Oregon
iu 1871, -ettlin g at B ull Bun. Mr. B a­
con died F ebruary 3. 1N89 and in 1891
she » s m arried to It. E H yatt, who
died October 4, 1912.
í» . 1W¿
F K ID tl
t HOM O tY .
F rid a y 's O utlook w ill be issued
on T h u rsd ay th is w eek on account
of F rid ay being New Y ear's day.
)
Correspondents and ad v e rtise rs
a re req u ested to aid in m aking th is
e a rlie r issu e of th e p ap e r possible.
T h e re w ill be no m ail c a rrie r
service on F rid ay an d th e postof-
five w ill keep holiday hours.
|
Some of th e sto res have a n ­
nounced th a t the) w ill be closed on
F rid ay an d it is p resum ed th e day
will be g en erally observed as a
1 holiday a s usual.
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
# 1.5(1 l*«-r Year
HIGH WIND PLAYS
HAVOC ON STREETS
A p p aren tly nobody love« th e ea st
w ind if a ll th e u n k in d re m a rk s h ea rd
co n cern in g it d u rin g th e p ast th re e
days co u n t for an y th in g . One r e s u lt
of th e high wind w as th e b u rn in g o ut
of a chim ney In th e resid en ce of F red
Je n n in g s S atu rd ay n ig h t ab o u t 10
o'clock. T he tire a la rm w as sounded,
but it w ae not th o u g h t n ecessary to
call out th e engine. A q u an tity of s a lt
w as th ro w n into th e stove w hich su c­
cessfu lly put out th e b laze and sto p p ed
fu rth e r b u rn in g of th e soot.
T he east wind played havoc w ith
j th e stre e t d eco ratio n s and also w ith
i th e lig h ts and d eco ratio n s of th e com -
! m u n ity C h ristin as tree . It w as neees-
j sary to ta k e down tlie poles and w lr-
In th e rep o rt of th e C h ristiu as pro- ' ing of »he stre e t trim m in g s put up by
gram at th e G resham g rad e school, th e j T ajim a and his men, us th e re w as dan-
naine of th e Rev. E. G. Ju d d w as in- 1 ger of th e ir being th ro w n a g a in st « i n ­
ad v e rten tly om itted. Mr Ju d d gave a j dow s. A n um ber of colored lig h ts of
" ‘ th*‘r ,OM • #on> dine talk to the audience on “The birth the C h ristm as tre e w ere knocked to
bani
h ' ” n> ,n,i
’ «laughters, \ * j esus ••
th e g ro u n d and b ro k en and th e larg e
' , r *' France- Cline, of G resham , and V
« tar in th e top of th e tre e w as blow n
Mrs. Lucy K otunan, of Bend, O regon.
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out of place.
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it
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tained
for
C
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ristm
as
Mr».
Jo
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a
lrt-
^n e is also survived by 11 g rundchil-
T he old Ivy-covered stu m p a t th e
dren 21 g reat-g ran d ch ild ren and four q uist an d son, Ray, also d a u g h te r
c o rn e r of Pow ell and R o b erts fell d u r ­
Minnie,
th
e
ir
d
a
u
g
h
te
r,
Mrs.
Iaittie
g reat-g reat-g ran d ch ild ren .
All th e
ing th e high wind of S a tu rd a y n ig h t
relatives were present w ith th e ex ­ W itter and son, C linton, also tln d r sou,
and w as hauled off from th e scen e of
ception ui lo r d au g h ter at Bend, but Rudolph, who w as h ere from Hood
uctiou y esterd ay m o rn in g by tru c k -
lier husband, Adam Kotzm an, who bail River.
men. lt w as an old fum iltnr lan d -
Mr.
and
Mrs.
L.
L.
K
id
d
er's
g
u
ests
b e,n
Portland in a hospital for sev-
m
ark anil w as lieuutlful w ith its
eral weeks, was able to come to Cot- for C h ristm as w ere Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
m a n tle of green ivy. Mr. A rct has not
Cook,
of
P
o
rtlan
d
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ben
H ell ami attend the fu n eral. G ran d -
uiadeiip his m ind Just w hat lie w ill
,lla R .'a G was converted to Mie te n ets S ch u m ach er and d au g h ter, N adine, of
plant th e re in its stead . T he la rg e
C
orvallis,
I»r.
an
d
Mrs.
E
arl
Clanu-
ening as follow s:
handsom e gifts w ere received by the are in Pa rt a result of the effort of Mr of the C hristian religion sev eral
lian, of Seaside, and Mr. and Mrs. H a r­ Kell)» tire sign w hich stood on th e top
m
onths
before
her
death.
' Schneider to secure same
Lundquist, w o rth y m a tro n ; couple.
of th e serv ice sta tio n w ss blown to th e
The p allb earers w ere Judge H arvey vey M iller, of G reahum .
undqtn-t, w orthy p a tro n ; Jo se-
Im m ediately after the wedding Mr
ground, liul hap p ily m issed h ittin g
Cross, of Oregon City, Dick Ten Eyck,
G uests at th e A rza Sm ith hom e for
ialey, asso ciate m a tr o n ; C lara and Mrs. B jur left on a brief honey­ CURISI M AS CARRES
anyone who m ight be in th e vicinity.
of
Marmot,
Jo
h
n
Revenue,
of
Kelso,
C
h
ristm
as
d
in
n
er
w
ere
th
e
ir
son-in-
HERALDED H I E RAY
secretary; C a rrie C am eron, moon trip to Seattle, after which they
P erh ap s the m ost se rio u s lose w as
Loui' V aretti, df Bull Bun, and W. A. law and d au g h ter, Mr. and Mrs. L. S.
■er; Gladys H oyt, c o n d u c tre ss ; cam e to th eir fu tu re home in Gresham.
su stain ed w hen som e fre ak of th e
Many residents of Gresham and vi­ P roctor and A. Meinig, of Sandy.
G rim sh aw , of P o rtlan d , Miss Ina
Jegai t. associate co n d u c tress,
w in d sto rm stru c k th e la rg e p la te g la ss
They will reside iu a furnished house cinity caught a new note of joy w aft-
Sm ith, hom e from h er du ties at th e
appointive officers fo r th e or- on South Roberts avenue. The bride I ,-d on the midnight air of the "Silent
window of A. W. M etzger’s in erean -
Good S a m a rita n h o sp ital, and L ester
HER ( KRSS l’EAYS
Jion w ire
F lo re n c e
D eers, w as a form er attendant at Behnke- night! holy n l g l i t a s a band of sing-
tlle estab lish m e n t on th e n o rth next
SA M A IR VETERANS Spencer.
| to th e feed shed and, w hile it did not
Mari C.orsage, R u th ; Made- W alker business college and the ers caroled the Christm as songs very
Dr. and Mrs. A. T hom pson enjoyed
sh iv er th e window to pieces, it crack ed
Ikiiigt, . E s th e r; C la ra Joiin- groom is employed at the electric shop early C hristm as morning,
"I feel v irtu ally su re not one sailo r, C h ristm as, g rea tly , th e ir th re e sons
artlia Je n n ie S h elto n , E le cta ; of F. L. Mack. After the first of J a n ­
Led by Miss G ertrude Alexander a soldier or m arine, disabled or o th e r­ and th e ir wives being p rese n t witli it in fo u r or five p laces, un til It w ill
I be n ec essary to p u t in a new one im ­
llcMs : m a rs h a l; M abel Ott, u ary they will be at home to th eir dozen or more, in th ree autos, ob­
wise. w ithin our ju risd le tin , w ill lie them for th e day. Dr. and Mrs. F red
In; Emma W alrad , w ard en ; friends.
served the very ancient custom of without some form of Red C ross T hom pson, of T h e D alles, Mr. and m ediately. It is now held to g eth er by
Ruigit. o rg a n ist; Clyde Ruegg,
singing the beautiful heralds of the C hristm as ch eer,” says W illiam C arl Mrs. E. B. T hom pson, also of T he a la rg e tw o by four fasten ed to th e
I’EEASAXT „RAIE W RAI AN
Savior's birth. About 30 stops were Hunt d irecting official of Red C ross D alles, an d Dr. an d Mrs. W ilbur stro n g u r p a rts of th e g lass. T h ere w as
i a sm all hole in th e g la ss to s ta rt w ith
A N S W E R S R E A I II S ( A L E made, an effort being ni.ul, to reai h activities ill the seven w estern sta te s.
T hom pson, of Oak Ridge, O regon,
' and th e wind finished th e job in fir»t-
the homes of the sick and aged and
R «DIG NEWS
"The disabled soldier, sa ilo r and w ere home, also Mrs. E lizabeth S e­ I class shape.
Mrs. Em eline Ja n e Hoffman died the homes of those who were known to
m arine lias been rem em bered by th e b ring, m o th er of Mrs. E It. Thom pson,
fereiii c \n U n n ec essa ry Evil,
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M onday at the home of her daughter, appreciate the C hristm as music.
It'd Cross th is C hristm as as in th e UHompanled th e g u ests from T he
lug ai,Hind s p a rk s e ts and Mrs. Homer Moulton, of P leasan t
THIEVES
< Al’ l l HER WHR
In many cases a grateful response
D alles.
from r, g en e rativ e se ts h a s be- Home, at the age of 84 years, 6 m onths was made, others may have listened past.
SERI
E
GRRRS
IN GKESIIAM
"I am happy to announce th e Red
Mr. and Mrs. W allace W ilkinson and
Ihe fa v o rite b u t in v o lu n ta ry in ­ and 5 days. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman in darkness and silence, some may
Cross lias again been tru e to Its c h a r ­ th re e ch lld reu of P o rtla n d w ere th e j i t no d oubt will be g ratify in g to
port
rad io au d ien c es of late. cam e to P ortland from K earney coun­ have only dream ed of the songs of thp
ter obligation to con g ress w berein it C h ristm as g u ests of th e ir p are n ts, Mr. honest people to know th at four men
ty,
N
ebraska,
in
1875.
They
settled
Id be h ard , a fte r lis te n in g night
i angels. In any case the singer^ found is stated our first duty is to th e arm ed and Mrs. A. M. W ilkinson. T h eir son an sw e rin g th e d escrip tio n o f tlie four
light t, th e w hine o r d rone .of n ear Sandy th a t same year w here the) pieaiiure
the thought they w ere do
forces of th e nation. It Is g ratify in g In-iaw and d au g h ter, Dr. and Mrs. wlio b u rg larized tile A ytsw orth 41
inter fence and th e w arb lin g lived until 1912 when they moved to ing the most ap p ro p riate thing. One
to announce tiiat m ore th an 3000 W ilbur Thom pson of Oak Ridge, O re­ M artin sto re a sh o rt tim e since have
died
in
fling
ra d ia tin g re c e iv e rs to Sandy w here Mr. Hoffman ...eu
| of the most ap propriate and appreciat-
C hristm as hags for service men in th is gon, w ere also w ith them .
been ap p reh en d ed and a re In ja il, tw o
one ( the o th e r a s th e w orse 1913. Since 1918 Mrs. Hoffman had j e(| re(!pongeg waH from a home w here
te rrito ry have been d istrib u ted am ong
Mr. and Mrs. C hase E S t.C la ir had in th e C lackam as co u n ty Jail at O re­
tuis i
a re so ea sily c u ra b le lived with her daughter, 4rs. Moulton |,ung ¡n tj,e window a holly w reath
disabled m en' ill 17 hospitals, and sent as g u ests at hreakfuMt on C h ristin as gon City am i tw o In (lie P o rtlan d city
•ecu; according to view points She is survived by live d aughters and wjti,jn w hidi was a candle (or elec-
to service men In China, Guam, the m orning th e fo rm er's p are n ts, Mr. and Jail. It Is c e rta in in th is case th a t th e
ed b aerso n s w ith th e b est in tw o sons, Mrs. Richard TenEyck. of I (r,c liRt]t) wh)ch was lighted when P hilippines and H aw aii."
Mrs. II. L. S t.C la ir, and his sister, rig h t men have been cau g h t, us they
caro lers sang. This was most ap-
of rad io a t h e a rt, r a th e r ab S andy; Mrs. E tta Schoen, of S eattle,
Mr. H unt slated th a t th ese hags, M argaret.
w ere foflud with tlie goods. Nine g a r ­
lat tl i should co n tin u e to ex Mrs. Richard Oens, of H unters. W ash­ p ro p riate, is said to have been the made and tilled by volunteer w orker»
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shipley e n te r- m ents have been reco v ered , seven
in g to n ; Mrs. Ella Moulton of P lea s­ ancient custom and would be a happy
in Bed Cross ch ap ter» th ro u h o u t th e tallied on C h ristm as day a num ber of g„ |t M mid tw o o v erc o ats, besides a p air
an t Home; Mrs. Jam es Ogden, of Bull custom to re-establish.
finperi isn r H as P ow er,
Pacific branch te rrito ry , contain sueli relativ es from Oswego and P o rtlan d . of shoes. T he re m a in d e r of th g th in g s
rnnr
,] ste p s to w ard c lea rin g R un; Thomas Hoffman of Gresham ,
One home, that of Mark Nickerson, articles a» decks of card» and o th er
Mr. and Mrs. Raym ond K ogers and have been disposed of by them in one
nospi re of c o n s ta n t offenders and S harps Hoffman, of Seattle. The on th e Base Line, was so appreciative games, handkerchiefs, w atches, n e c k ­ Mr. and Mrs. R ussell R ogers cam e
wuy or an o th er. T h e ir c a p tu re cam e
fun eral will be held at 1 o’clock Wed­ of th e caro lers th a t Mr. Nickerson
irded a- th e m a tte r of but
ties, razo rs, and other artielea. S tate s (tom P o rtlu n d on C h ristm as to* spend ab o u t by m eans of a Stolen c a r w hich
/bile. C o n tra ry to th e gen eral nesday at the Methodist Episcopal wished to thank them througli tin in the Pacific branch te rrito ry In­ Hie day with th e ir p are n ts, Mr. and
they w ere driving. Ofllcera becam e
this v 'l n ot re q u ire an y action ch u rch at Sandy, with in term en t in Outlook.
clude: C alifornia. Oregon. W ashing- Mrs. C. A Rogers and fam ily.
su sp icio u s of th e ir ac tio n s and a fte r
part I co n g ress. R adio reg- Cliffside cem etery. A rrangem ents are
Mr. and Mrs. G eorge L eslie, Mrs. rep eated q u estio n in g , found th ey had
ton. Idaho, Nevada. Utah, Arizona and
M
ineral
m
ixtures
are
necessary
for
ls al: dy cover th is, an d every in th e hands of -I. E. Gates of th e (rates
Annie (level. Mr. and Mrs. Joe C om ­ sto len th e m achine In O regon City.
hogs If they are to reach th e ir best de­ Ah ka.
iver th a t is a know n F u n eral home.
N um erous boys and g irls in public, stock and baby w ent to P o rtlan d to The b u rg lariz in g of th e G resham
velopm ent, advises H. A. Lindgren, ex-
rfe re n ce com es new un-
B acterinl blight of filbert is the m ost tension specialist in anltnnl husband private ami parochial school«, mem- spend C h rlstm u s w ith Mr. and Mrs. clo th in g sto re was finally trac ed to th e
action of th e ra d io su- d estructive filbert disease in Oregon. ry at ,h e Oregon A g ricu ltu ral college i liei s of Ju n io r Red Cross, have done G eorge L eslie, Jr.
,
suine m en, w ith th e re su lt of th e r e ­
w ithin h is po w er to or-
Mr. and Mrs F ra n k W ostell of E u ­ covery of p a rt »if th e loot.
h“
,h -
'«<'»• They
Because of its germ ch a racter It
it is
is mm.
f h , use of m ineral m ixtures, because
ng set m ade n o n -ra d ia t easily spread in young plantings by j ()f t |,p elem ents they contain th at a rt hav. m ade C h ristm as postal ca rd s gene are spending th e week w ith rei«
'v of its u se being pro- pruning, disbudding and su ck erin g if required by th e body, resu lts in a bet gilt, place and m enu ca rd s and blot fives In G resham
GRESHAM TR A Y EEE R S
Ouest« at tlie B. O B o s w e ll hom e on
id ia tin g se t is a tr a n s no attention is paid to disinfecting ter u tilization of th e o th er feeds ” Th ' '■ ters. H olly w reaths, fruit, nuts and
IIR M E » ROM I I XM SSI E
such is u n d e r th e con­ hands, tools, or cut surfaces. Reimer s lnost satisfacto ry re su lts a re obtained cainly have been sent to hospitals. In C h ristm as w ere Mrs. B osw ell’s p a r ­
November, 3600 carto n s containing ents Mr. and Mrs. A. II F air, and ber
i'p ervisor.
Mr and Mrs. N lierm an Lyon and
disinfecting solution is advised by th e w)len m in erals are kept before tie
of co u rse , se ts th a t radi- experim ent station. The form ula la i hogs at all tim es. T his can readily be I toys for ch ild ren In the Islan d of b ro th er and sister-in -law , Mr. and Mra. |tw o sons, S tan le y and Victor, arriv ed
Guam, p rep ared by m em bers of th e (». II. F air, also Mrs. Mary Ja n e T ay- T h u rsd ay from a trip over the Oregon
a sri u d eg ree no m a tte r w hat 1 p a rt m ercuric chloride. 1 p art m er-
by m eans of a self feeder. A '
tra il to T ennessee. T hey left G resham
D,t-
ta k en by th e u s e r; but curie cyanide, and 500 p a rts of w ater
liberal proportion of salt is contain«*! I Ju n io r Bed Cross, were dispatched lor, all of P o rtlan d
ab o a rd th e U S A. T ra n sp o rt 'XlttiBk, k Rf and Mrs. H H . O tt e n te rta in e d i th e 20th of A ugust an d reach ed th e ir
f
from th e se is h ard ly by weight. T his is prepared by
th e ¡n th e best m ixtures. A satisfactory
at C hristm as dinner Mr. and Mrs. Geo. d estin a tio n a t H opson, T ennessee,
i th e m o st se n sitiv e r e ­ druggist
. om bination is m ade up of two p arts
T
âcheron Miss Eva T âch ero n , Mr. and S eptem ber Id. a d istan c e of 3.249
ra d iu s of h alf a block,
---------------------- of common salt, 1% p a rts of bone meal
M> ntlon to an ad v ertiser th a t you
Mrs. F ra n k T âcheron, of Senttle, and m iles, m ak in g an a v e rag e of 28Y4
The classified colum ns a re the pub-
|>f
glack#<,
l-i nuH'e
F a c to r.
law Ills ad. in the Outlook.
lie's exchange c o u n te r__________ ___________ _________ __________________ ____
Miss Violet P erre t. The-«- g u ests w ere m iles to (he gallon of gas with th e ir
n ational efforts, ignor-
Joined
in th e evening by Mr. and Mrs. F ord sedun. They cam e home by th e
nd it T erence co n tin u e to play
Emmett W elling, of Sal'-m. Miss Ruth i so iitb ern ro u te, a rriv in g In P o rtlan d
U
ncle
Sam’s
G
iant
of
the
Air
in ra d ia tio n nuisances,
Renne and Ray Bailey of P ortland
In tim e to eat d in n er w ith th e ir so n s
te w ho h a s re a d up evpu
E A. R ankin and son*, Ja ck and In P o rtla n d C h ristm as day. They
• d o esn 't u n d e rsta n d the
Irv in , of P o rtlan d , are doing th e p las­ trav eled 3.991 m iles and nversged but
t 'l y th e cau se, bu t the
terin g on th e new residence being 22*4 m iles to th e gullon of gas on th e
' fuse to reco g n ize the
erected by ( . K Mt. C lair T he fam ily re tu rn trip , hut have y>*t a full tir e of
M iemselves o ften a re the
lived in Greshuitt sh o u t 26 y ears ago, th e air from sunny T en n essee,
ng th e ir n eig h b o rs’ en-
p ro p erty now u w iifl by
T h ere w as a little snow on th e Mia-
•’ th e ir ow n.
kiyou m o u n tain s, and m uch fog, but
rd.
rn d ia tin g nev er can be
they enjoyed su n sn ju e m ost of the
Pt ree eivsd a m ost
' Cling a p p ro a c h in g sw eet
way. T h e re w ere m any o ran g es, lent
»Inin* gift fr>im the
'•r c le a r speech. At best,
ons and flow ers to be seen In C a lifo r­
itbop* . North Dukol
-h in ess w hich th ic k en s
lu rk 'ey. Mr. and Mrs. nia T hey » p in t a few h o u rs in Ban
irh ie s tones. If in no
rn and i Diego and had a p le asa n t visit w ith
William Thom
rec eiv e r ow n er can tell
, friend» in Valeto.
1 d«» )u .tic s to the Da
is in o sc illa tio n he su re-
w ay: By tu rn in g down
Gre«hain Kenuty Shoppe
I ^ t l - s Violet Coe.
everything in* th e line of cosm etic
and a d ju stin g th e plate
tn« th erap y
me
M yrtle Point, Oregon
C ourteous and eitic|»nt
>1 he w ill c le a r up his
Mis
holiday vacstlofi. a i
treaiin en t. Mra. Ixiis St. C lair, F irs t
p o in t w h ere it Is tle a r -
T allm an , a t<«< l»< r Iu th* public S tate Rank bulidiug, phone 1841.
tfc.
sham — Adv.
per o p e ra tin g po in t for
schfxii at Adna. W ashington, Is sp-nd
"g in g in o u tsid e sta tio n s
ing th e holidays with her p aren ts.
Raw Furs It anted,
’ m o re difficult, p e rh a p ’ .
Mi«» H elen Hisey o< Salem . 1» the
ein paying more than market
1 be g r e a te r sa tisfac tio n
guest of Miss Joyce K idder to r a few
■ x io all kinds of raw fu rs, In-
W here sig n a ls m u st be
liiig m oles and rab b its. For prices
days.
«
1868 ' w rits C A. C arlson Taxl-
beat note, th e tube fila-
Mr and Mrs. W J. Todd spent
»,ivi Furrier. Gresham, ore.— Adv.
be low ered to th e p ro p er
C h ristm as dey with frien d s In P o rt­
nt th e m om ent th e sta-
land
A fter dinner they m otored up
if Hi m gs aro u n d you
Z Z
biggest airplane Required two r.-, one •... f year - to build, coet-
r has been Icxated. and
m i< h t tre glad
th e C oium hia River highw ay
a
ba
'b o u t th e beat note. If th e
Continued on pa«
an be picked up. th en th e
McCook Field. Dayton, Ohio
also be w ithout rad iatio n .
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