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PA G E GRESHAM TW O G resham O utlook l « H E A WEEK P u b lish ed every T u esd ay a n d F rid a y a t G resh am . O regon. II I, ST CLAlIt, Editor and Publ'r Our Su bscrip tion R ates One year, 11 60; six m onths, 75c; th re e m o n th 's tria l subscription, 50c. A dvertising. R a t e s r ea so n able. O ur rep re sen ta tiv e w ill call d eliv ery w indow a p lace o f flir ta tio n an d o f receiving c la sd estln e m essage», i t is believed th a t th e | » « * ru le w ill h av e a good m o ral ef- feet, at any ra te it w ill be a relief to th e d e p a rtm e n t, as it ta k e s m uch lo n g er to d e liv e r m ail by g e n e ra l d eliv ery th a n by c a rr ie rs o r by- boxes. P o stm a ste r M errick of P o rtla n d believes th e d e p a rtm e n t sh o u ld in clu d e in th e ru le a p ro v isio n th a t n o . p erso n may receive m ail a t th e g en eral d eliv ery window m o re th a n 20 days. Ol'TLOOK. FRIDAY. called upon to o ffic ia te a t M elrose in place of th e p a sto r. T his proved to he th e la st serm o n w hich B ro W ilson p reach ed . H e to o k occasion a t th e fu n e ra l o f Mrs. K elly to p reach fro m th e te x t, “ I hav e fo u g h t a good fig h t, I have fin ish e d my co u rse, 1 have kept th e f a ith ." He sp o k e of th e b iev ity and u n c e rta in ty of life, an d ask ed " W h o w ill be th e n e x t,” a n d th e n lo o k in g up he said , "l«ord is it 17" In a few days a fte r th a t h e w as in th e th ro e s of d e a th an d soon passed to h is re w ard. JULY 20. iu t a Lewis Shattuck Successor to Shattuck & Lindsey IT IS H E R E ! Everybody has been looking for it for months Blue Enamel Lorain Range J a m e s H arv ey W ilson, a son of Jas. W ilson an d a licensed e x h o rte r, • T h e Linotype is a tru s te e of th e Iliff ch u rch . He W ay is th e W ay still co m m en d s th e relig io n of his th a t W ins." fa th e r an d w ill ta k e p a r t in th ese O fficial p a p e r of th e Tow n of exercises. G resliam , O regon. Rev. J. A. G ervish an d som e of O fficial p a p e r of th e Town of Q uite a n u m b e r from G resham his successors had such an e x te n s F airv iew , O regon. a n d v icinity a tte n d e d a p a r t or all ive c irc u it th a t It to o k fo u rw w eeks m a tte r E n te re d as seco n d -class of th e services of th e all day m eet- j to reaoh all th e ap p o in tm e n ts. All " .t r e is «, 1811, a t th a p o st office a t G resh am , O reg o n , u n d e r th e act of in g a t Iliff M em orial ch u rch a t a p p o in tm e n ts alo n g th e C olum bia, M elrose last S u n d ay , th e occasion of e a st P o rtla n d an d St. J o h n s ,a n d M arch 3, 1879. being in th e uin 5 th an a n n iversary iv e rsa ry of th e , ! C lack am as an d S andy riv e r w ere in .. h ich was clu d ed In th e circ u it. M ilw aukie, d ed ica tio n of th e ch u rch , J \ b u ilt d u rin g th e p a sto ra te of Rev , E sta c a d a , C lark s, V iola and m any in som e ages am i lo c a litie s th e j 11. Wood. In sp ite of th re a te n - o th e r p o in ts belonged to th e c h arg e n ew spaper lias been reg ard ed as a lu g w e ath er, th e serv ices w ere all The c irc u it w as know n fo r som e m ore o r less n ecessary ev il, pub ; well a tte n d e d anil Included splen- y ears as th e S andy a n d M ilw aukie I hed only for p o litical o r m ercen did serm o n s by th e p asto r, Dr. A. ch arg e. P ro b ab ly fifty c h u rc h e s can a ry cuds. It Is now reg a rd e d u n i B, C ald er, und by Dr. Geo. F. now he found in th e sam e t e r r i versally a s a n ecessity anil a m eans H op k in s o f G resh am , love feast led tory. of ed u c a tio n an d ad v a n c e m e n t In by Rev. T hos. W iles anil re m in is A m ong th e m em b ers of th e e a rly th e com plex social an d b u sin ess re cences by J. J I. W ilson an d o th ers. class, we fin d th e n am es of Ja n ie s latio n s of m odern life. Jo u rn a lis m A b asket d in n e r w as en jo y ed at W ilson, wif<* an d c h ild re n , J o h n P. i. a broad field In w hich th e d aily noon, and ex cellent m usic th ro u g h W ilson, b ro th e r of Ja s . W ilson anil o r even I he w eekly n ew sp ap er is th e day. Ills w ife, and C has. Royal an d wife, an im p o rta n t facto r. C o n cern in g A lth o u g h th is ch u rc h b u ild in g is Ja s. W esley R oork, f a th e r of I'laz th is g re a t field o f Jo u rn alism , D r. bu t five y e a rs o ld , th e o rg a n iz a R oork of P le a s a n t H om e, and his T alco lt W illiam s, recen tly said, at tion w as a p a rt of a la rg e circu it wife a rriv e d In 1854 an d also jo in th e lay in g of th e c o rn e r sto n e of s ta rte d as e arly as 1853, an d cov- ed th e class. H enry A llen, Sr., was th e C olum b ia School of Jo u rn a lis m j e rin g th e e n tire te rrito ry betw een a m em b er, an d a son, Ja s. H. A l len w as co n v erted here. Ja s. Al closed, whose An in te re s tin g h isto ry of th is ch u rch len a fte rw a rd s b ecam e a m em ber of <hur< Ii Is ne ver Hr bool Is al way s ojien, w hose dally w as p rep ared an d read by Dr. th e O regon co n feren ce. A t th e tim e re C ald er, w hich we give In full. naslze of fact and op in io n is of his d e a th he w as a m em b er of am i ne wed m o rn in g and ev en in g th e C o lu m b ia R iv er co n ference. G il vs hose Hkill, rig h tly exercise«!, pre- We sta n d today upon h isto ric m er K elly a fte r liv in g n e a r h e re fo r i th e g ro u n d . It lias been m ude sacred tw o o r th re e y ears also becam e ' a I w ith saf<*ty p a re s to m eet crises by th e fa ith fu l, efficien t lab o rs of m em ber. h re a kin g Kt rain of p o litical and econom ic c o n flic ts.” m any p io n eer anil m odern itin e ra n ts Rev. J . W. M iller w as th e second w ho h av e com e nail gone in th e in p a sto r. He wag a m an of good a b il te re s ts of th e M aster's kingdom ity. He (lied in P o rtla n d only th re e since th e a u tu m n of 1853. y ears ago. H e p ro b ab ly rem ained T he U enerul F e d e ra tio n of T h e first p reach in g service was for tw o y ears as p asto r. w ith his nephew , Rev. L ouis A lb e rt Rev. w ig s te a d , a n E n g lish m a n . Rev. C. A lderson w as. and a few W om en's t Intis, la th e ir recen t con held and th e first M ethodist Eplseo- Rev. Rowe, a young anil inexper- B anks, as ju n io r p re a c h e r. A m ong th en filled th e p u lp it fo r one y ear, o th e rs m u st have been, p a sto rs of vention In San F ran cisco , took a d e pal class o rg an ized a t tills place in lenced m an , w as th e next p re ach er all th e m in is te rs w ho hav e filled Rev. C has. W. b o w th e r, a fin e J th is field. The fo llo w in g local c i s i v e stan d a g a in st p ap ers w ith com u O ctober, 1 853. Rev. Ja s. A. G ervish , in ch arg e. th e p u lp it none is b e tte r know n sin g e r anil m u sician , follow ed Rev. J p re a c h e rs w hose n am es h e re to fo re in p p h au nt th a t a re v u lg ar, irre v w as th e first p asto r. U nited S ta te s W igstead. In m o d ern A t th e follow ing co n feren ce Rev. and loved in th e have not been m en tio n ed o ften e re n t anil c ru d e from an a rtis tic p a rlan ce we w ould say lie w as a Geo. R oork becam e th e m in ister, th a n Dr. B anks. L et m e read th e A rkon K elly and Rev. J . H. W ood, d u rin g th ese) p reach ed here. slam l|K)int F rom o u r o b serv atio n of good ''m ix e r.'' H e had the facu lty j He w as a good m an and left a good g re e tin g s w hich lie sends to you to years w as p a ts o r fo r tw o term s. He M r.C ornett. i onilc su p p lem en ts, we w ould guy of lo o k in g up people and u rg in g Influence. He rem ain ed in tli «-min ny. Ills le tte r is w ritte n from resig n ed Ills c h a rg e a t B ridal Veil Dr. C rosby, a local p re a c h e r, w ho tlm t all would com e u n d e r th e hail them to a tte n d relig io u s services. istry for ninny y ears. H e w as a D elaw are, O hio, He w rites: six y e a rs ag o to com e hom e and fo rm erly lived at F airv iew o ften In co m m en tin g on th is m ove th e Not n few wlio hud gro w n careless In b ro th e r of Ja s. W esley Roork. My dear B ro th er C ald er: tu ilil th e Iliff c h u rc h , th a t he m ig h t I p reach ed to th e people, an d did C h ristian .Silence M onitor says: th e new co u n try , o r who w ere liv Rev. J. II. B. Royal w as p a sto r l o u r leit«-r I find on my re tu rn ¡n d e c lin in g y e a rs h av e a place in a g re a t deal of good in th is coun- ‘ The ii-iler.itIon h as th e m ach in ery ing w ithout relig io u s p riv ileg es were in 1857. T he first cam p m eeting liome, anil I leave in a n h o u r fo r to w o rsh ip G od, an d to try. H is g ra n d - d a u g h te r is th e to tunes opinion th a t will he effectiv e b ro u g h t Into th e fold o f C h rist anil was held in 1855, on w hat is now the N o rth ern W isconsin. it revives leave fo r th e b en efit of h is n eig h - wife of Rev. Dr. P arso n s, th e su- w henever it lin es up u n eq u iv o cally becam e th ro u g h Ills tim ely e ffo rts, .in of C has. C leveland, in 1857 m em ories of long ago w hen 1 w as m issions in on Ila sid e of n ew sp ap ers th a t e a te r very e n th u s ia stic relig io u s w orkers. th e land w here th e c e n tra l p a rt of p a sto r on th e c irc u it o f w hich y o u r bors a n d frien d s. God blessed his p e rin te n d e n t of o u r lab o rs an d ju s t five y e a rs ago A laska. to p a re n ts, e d u c a to rs an d civic r e T he first class le a d e r w as C has G resham is located w as cleared and c h arg e w as a p a rt, o r r a th e r as- D u rin g a ll th ese y e a rs ab le p re fo rm e rs anil to read er» w ith a Royal. He w as th e b ro th e r of Rev. th e next cam p m e etin g held th ere sistan t p a sto r, 1 w as only 20 y ears th e Iliff c h u rc h w as d ed ica ted . A m ong th e y o u n g e r m in is te rs of sid in g e ld e rs an d d is tric t su p e rin - w orld wide vision of social good. T o i Win. R oyal of th e O regon c o n fe r u n d e r th e au sp ices of th e p a sto r. old— th a t is 30 y e a rs ago. The tlie co n feren ce w ho have filled th e te n d a n ts have had th e g e n e ra l o v e r no inoii- p ra ctical m ean s of a lte rin g ence. Rev. W in. Royal w as th e Rev J. 11. B. R oyal. A t th e close -lilldren 1 played w ith in th e hom es, th e l o n e of A m erican life can th e fa th e r of Revs. T. F. an d J. H . B. ef th e cam p m e etin g on review ing w here 1 w as e n te r ta in e d a re m iddle p u lp it d u rin g re cen t y ears we find sig h t of th e w ork. T hey w ere godly an d sacrificed fe d eratio n tu rn Its a tte n tio n th a n R oyal w ho hail so m uch to do w ith th e w o rk , It w as fo u n d th a t am ong igt-d men an d w om en w ith fam ilies th e n am es of Revs. J . L. R in e h a rt, m en w ho su ffered W. C. S tew ard and R. S. B ishop. 1 fo r th e ch u rc h e s an d th e c o n fer- by w idening an d ilee|N>nlug Its e d u c a tio n a l and relig io u s w ork of .ill w ho had cam ped on th e g ro u n d s, of th e ir ow n. 1 should like to ride In w ritin g th is h is to ry I am a w a re enee w hich they served. F o llo w - w atch fu l c are over Jo u rn a ls th a t th e M. E. c h u rc h in th e s ta te I of only one m an had g one aw ay u n aro u n d th e old c irc u it ag a in G us- th a t som e n am es fo r w ant of in fo r ing a re som e of th e nam es; • -iter hom es, th a t a re read by youth O regon. saved. suppose th e re a re m any p a sto rs on ta v u s H ines, J. H. W ilb u r, A lvin mal Ion w ill have to be o m itted . mid th at fix m ore o r less th e id eals it now. It w as largely woods and T he n ext m in is te r in c h a rg e was Ja m e s R oyal, an aged m an living W aller, Dr. Rockwell, P. M. S ta rr, of life o f in n u m e ra b le p erso n s to at F orest G rove, an d a son of C has. Rev. C. O. H osford. H e w as a tru e m ud th e w in te r 1 rode it, but I e n A. C. F a irc h ild , C. M. W ire, G. W. w hom neither ch u rch , school nor Royal helped to lay fo u n d a tio n s fo r itin e ra n t and a good p re a c h e r. His joyed it h u gely. I rem em b er th e : Gue a n d D rs. U. F . R ow land and 1 inn« in th e o ld -fash io n ed sense 1 S unday school anil ch u rch w ork In nam e Is closely co n n ected w ith the A lisons well. They w ere very good Ja s. Moore. o f th a t w ord now co u n t fo r much nil th is territo ry . d evelopm ent of th e O regon .Method io m e as Indeed every body was. I n s m olding fo rc e s.” T he a p p o in tm e n t h as been co n D uring th e early y ears a local ism. O nly a few m o n th s since he Give my love to all w ho rem em b er nected w ith m any d iffe re n t ch a rg e s, lie ‘‘hoy p re a c h e r’’ as they called p re a c h e r, Ja s. I. W ilson lived h ere died at Mt. T ab o r. su ch as E a st P o rtla n d , S andy and Hr. Thos. P earm e, th e first e d ito r aie th en . (¡oil h a s blessed m e be He an d C has. Royal com ing from tlx* M ilw aukie, T ro u td a le , G resh am , E ast, settled n e a r each o th er. J a s of th e Pacific C h ris tia n A dvocate, yond my d e se rts in theae years. 1 R ockw ood, F airv iew , B rid a l Veil, lb r. n fie r pi rsons o rd e rin g their L. W ilson o ften p reach ed th e gospel cam e out occasionally in th e early little d ream ed In th o se d ay s th a t I P leasan t H om e and B oring. of th e larg est mull d eliv ered by g e n e ra l d eliv ery , in tin* old si li oolliou se, w hich stood d ay s to p reach or d eb ate , an d was a as to he p a sto r N early tw o y e a rs ago I w as la th e r (han by link o r c a rr ie r, will only a few rods from th is place alw ay s most co rd ially w elcom ed by ■liiirehes in M ethodism , and a u th o r i ap p o in te d p asto r. W ith deep g r a ti of m ore th a n fifty volum es of se r I • re q u ire d to give a good reaso n B ro th er W ilson had an e a rn e st p u r Ills m any frien d s. I used to p reach one all tu d e to God we record th e fa c t for so receiv in g It, acco rd in g to a pose to live to do som e good, und R e t. C has. H all. fo rm erly a m ons. new ru le of tlie P o sto fflce D e p a rt to save men from sin. Ills serm o n s teu ch e r in th e old P o rtla n d acad e .ro u n d the c irc u it, till it got to be th a t th e r e has been som e m eas He 1 i 's u g a r s tic k .’ u re of p ro s p e rity . T he m em b ersh ip m ent. M rs. McColl, as well as p o st w ere a d e m o n s tra tio n of th e pow er my, follow ed B ro th e r H osford of th e c h u rc h h as stead ily in c re a s God bless you all. m a ste rs th ro u g h o u t tin* c o u n try , re- of God. an d not w ith o u t re s u lts was an e d u c a te d b rig h t young man ■ nil th is us a good ru le. A dvnnt- W hile Rev. Chas. H all w as p asto r and very p o p u la r w ith th e young L O l IS A L B E R T B AN KS." ed, th e Sunday school of w hich C. . ; i has Is-cn ta k e n by m a rrie d Mrs. C lin to n Kelly of P o rtla n d died people. R. T allm an is th e e ffic ie n t s u p e rin At the a n n u a l confer« uee in In 1875 we find an ab le m in is te r | men und w om en, ns well as by T he p a s to r's services w ere req u ired te n d e n t, h as m ore th a n d oubled its m em b ersh ip , an d an E p w o rth boys and g irls, to m ak e th e g en eral in P o rtla n d , and J a s L. W ilson w a s by th e n am e of H u rlb u rt In cliarg« I 18 7« the w ork w as d iv id ed , and | w hat is now the Iliff ch u rc h w as l«eugue h as been organized. mude a p a rt of th e Pow ell Valley it h as been a g re a t p le a su re to charge. m e to serve th e Iliff ch u rc h . In 18 77 Rev. F ra n k E llio tt was P ra y e rs ascend to God d aily fo r m e ¡ p asto r. He w as a n e d u c a te d m an, from am o n g its m em b ersh ip . I fin d 35 y e a rs old, and an e a rn e st p reach - th e people kind and a p p reciativ e. i e r of th e gospel. Rev. Thos. R«*es I have been m uch e n c o u rag ed ¡ t h e n becam e p a s to r fo r o ne y ear. by th e assista n c e an d sy m p ath y of From ls 8 u to 1882 W, T. C hap Revs. C apt. B ranson, T hos. W iles W hile this is n a tm a lly the quiet tim e w e a re hav in g a L ively T r a d e m an w as th e p re ach er In ch arg e. an d J . H . W ood, m in is te rs o f th e E v ery d ay seem s Ix’tter th an the preceding. I he reason is that our , He w as a m an of good ab ility and gospel w ho live am o n g u s and w ho goods are J u s t R ig h t for the season, the q uality is F irst-C la ss and ! » a s well liked. love th e Iliff ch u rch . "T h e b est In 1882 Rev. G. G. F erg u so n be the prices are V e ry R e a s o n a b le . E verybody says it is so. of a ll is God is w ith us. cam e p a sto r an d rem ain ed fo r 2 "W e build fo r e te rn ity . Look at these prices once m ore a n d take a d v an tag e of them N ow - y ears lie wag a good th eo lo g ian And th e y e a rs th a t a re to com e w hile thev last. and an ab le p re a c h e r. He w as a W ill p ro v e ' ow well w e've b u ild ed civil w ar v ete ra n He died th re e Shoes ! Shoes ! i y ears ag o from th e re s u lts of an ac- N o tice o f Di.««« »lut Ion, -id«-nt at U niversity P a rk N otice is hereby given th a t by FO R U O M EN FO B BO VS In 1 884 It. J . S h arp becam e pas- m u tu a l c o n sen t th e firm of S h a t I lo ,'. « 2 Ao tu 0JI Oxfovsl HAI S'2 AO »o :l..AO vai«. In |>nt. and ( tor. H e w as a good m an a n d a XU««, , I ti» A * i . tu ck A L indsey w as dissolved on th e S I .'20 g u iu o e la l. «,HM-ial, . . . . I fine p la tfo rm sp e a k e r. D u rin g his 16th day of J u ly , 1912, Mr. A. E. I O R L A D IES i p a sto ra te , su b sc rip tio n s w ere ta k e n FO R MEN Lindsey- h av in g re tire d . Mr. Lew is S I SA 0 2 .Al) O lio n i« , p a i r ..................... i for a new ,-huTi h b u ild in g , but on S*2 «A »a.AO O vfonl», pali- S h a ttu c k assu m in g a ll In d eb ted - •2 I A 2.7A to a.nw Oxfnrvlsk pu lr. a. i a his rem oval from th e c h a rg e th e 4.IMI O ifo n la , p a ir ... .{.A ll n o i l FIMI h i g h i ni «I mu . a ia n«ssg and co llectin g all o u ts ta n d in g a. aa i p ro ject wag abandon««!. A. imi OxforvL«, |MOr B ro th e r | Militi* < a m a « , ix-g. S2.7A ini S-2 10 accounts. I S h arp <11«1 not rem ain long in th e I S t ITS Ml««es* » l i l l e ( a m a « , «Ize» A E LIN D SEY , i m in istry , b u t re tu rn e d to s«*cular | I t to 2, o n ly ........................... . » 1 3 5 S H IR T S •45 Hi re It 1» boys. Just w hat L E W IS SH ATTUCK - life. FO R « R II B R I \ y o u 'v elieen looking fo r! A Good A&gortmetit of Golf and In 1 884 Rev J H W ood, alw ay s I SI «A N eg lig re S h lrts on D tsplay in broken S I . 7 A pat. O lfiirtl. pair L u m b e r sh ip m e n ts from P o rtla n d SlA.tM) Su it«, o u i, MILS,"» SU«*« I I lo 2 Iines fa ith fu l an d tr u e , w as p asto r. fo r th e y e a r en d in g J u n e 30, w ere S'2O.iMt Su lta, m il, SI I.SA S I .IM) S h lrl», St»«- *2.IH) lo 2.2A lilg ll c u i. p ai, li-a|> In 1885 Rev. C. O. H osford was 88.244,439 feet fo re ig n , and 164.- SI.AO S h lrt» I.IA «Ilo«'«, «I«*« I l tu 2 S I . 70 «M ah) ! ag ain in c h arg e 923.690, d o m estic, a c c o rd in g to S E V E N T H and A I.D E R STS. N ext on th e list of p a sto rs is D un's R eview . T his is an in c re a se P h o n es M ain 6688 an d A 6130. 1 th e nam e of Rev J. C T a te He al- j over th e to ta l sh ip m e n ts of th e p re Next to P ost Office, in the Brick te rw a rd s txcaw.« a m issio n ary in i ceding y ear, a m o u n tin g to 41,023,- A frica. 771 feet P h on e 701. ILIFF RECALLS MANY YEARS Place or Journalism U ndoubtedly the best that is sold for the money. Clean, Sanitary and a G u aran teed cooker and baker, a stove that carries a Money-Back Guarantee. T he Blue is on exhibition at our store All are invited to call and exam ine carefully and com pare with any range m ade at any price. I be Blue E nam el sells at $ 5 2 -5° with polished top. w W e are CloSmg Out our Paints and have a few Bargains left in that line. Special Reductions in the Furniture D epartm ent and M en’s Furnishings D epart ment. Boys’ Overalls, per pair 35c Comics U nder Ban I ’ostoihee Regulation A Cool Kitchen Even in Midsummer V a c a t io n -T im e S a le W ith a R eal Live B reeze Blowing a- way the Stifling, Sultry A ir and Cool ing the W hole Room that’s Your Kitchen and all others too that have an ELECTRIC FAN Portland Railway, Light & Power Company, A YLSW O R TH ’S