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Gresham Outlook, Holiday Number, Tuesday, December 17, 1912
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m oaning an d on« th a t does n o t dim
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P u b lish ed ev ery T u esd ay an d F rid a y w o rld o r th e ad v a n c e m e n t of o u r
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M ISC E L L A N E O ! S
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A u to fo r Kale.
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We love th e C h ris tm a s tim e ; th e 91.
B est g ra d e s, low prices. R ough an
S ubscription R a te r
fin ish . W ill d eliv er from o u r ne
O ne year, $1.50; C h rh itm as b ells; th e C h ris tm a s s e r­
six m onths, 75c: m ons an d th e C h ris tm a s e d ito ria ls in
F O R SA LE— 3-y ear
old horse, m ill, 2 m iles so u th of K elso. Phon
BALED HAY fo r sale a t my place
th re e m o n th ’s tria l th e a v e ra g e n e w sp ap er
m s
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50c.
a t C o ttre ll. W. A. P ro c to r. P h o n e B rick W o rk s an d he w ill call a t
lie lik e sin to th e c h ild re n in o r­ inch w agon w ith sin g le h arn ess.
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C om pany. E asy te rm s. Buy d ire c t i te n t, steam h e a t, ele c tric lig h t and
s e n ta tiv e w ill c a ll
an d save com m ission
See E. H b ath . W ill re n t o r sell fu rn itu re . ing & K id d e r’s.
P o u ltry .
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w onder an d d e lig h t, an d we love
over F ir s t
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avenue.
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LO ST— L a d ie s ’ fan cy gold w atch ,
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th e m o pen w ide th e ir eyes L eg h o rn chickens, h en s and c o ck er­
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M.arch 3, 1911, a t th e p o st office a t g lad an d h appy fo r th e once a re G resh am , O re.
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G et th e h a b it. W hy w ait a week
A re Y o u G o in g to B u ild ?
to re a d th e O u tlo o k . W e a sk you
co rd ed by th e an g el th a t m ak es up fo r th e new s? Try
th e
tw lce-a If so, c o n su lt W. H. K a rr, G resh am ,
to su b sc rib e , If you c a n , b u t read
G resh am F eed M ill
w a n ts o a ts
al reck o n in g s.
T h e little deed of w eek p la n of th e O u tlook
Phon* ’ O regon, P la n s an d e s tim a te s fu rn -
It
an y w ay, if you h av e to borrow
and w h eat. H ig h e st cash
prices.
c h a rity d o n e on th is d ay , th o u g h , will 701
lshed.
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no t w eigh any h eav ie r in th e b al­
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an ce th a n if it h ad been d o n e a
N O T IC E .
day* o r a week before a n d th e rig h t
A Judge recently decreed th a t a
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young prisoner under a sus|>endcd sen ­
gift an d with a song. T hat
th e g e n e ra l e le c tio n on th e 5 th day
th e left h a n d 's d o in g s a s it w as
tence
m
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go
to
Sunday
school
every
MRS C. C. BATEMAN.
gift w as th e m ost precious
held o u t to o n e o f th o se whom th e
Sunday for four y ears Let this new s of N ovem ber, A. D. 1912, th e ques-
thing in th e w o rld ,-a child,
get abroad and It may Induce a whole Í tlon
L‘” “ ol 8toc*1 ru n n in g a t la rg e w as
S av io r cam e to claim as H is own in ■
A m ong com pany o f im m ig ra n ts la n d in g at F o r t V ancouver la te in
lot of tough ch aracters to lead a better V°Le.^ o n *n H u rlb u r t P re c in c t 171.
th e fold o f th e O nly S hepherd.
the C hrist - child; that song
D ecem ber, 1844, w as a yo u n g lad w ho had never before seen a ship,
T he v o te re s u lte d fo r ru n n in g a t
C h ristm a s is th e w o rld 's p ro p e rty ,
life
w as one of glory to G od on
an d y ield in g to his c u rio sity , took an In d ian can o e and b o ard ed th e
[ la rg e 35.
a n d m ay science an d s u p e rs titio n fall
high, on earth, -- p eace an d
B ritish h a rk ly in g in th e stre a m . T h e c a p ta in , o f course, w as m uch
A g a in st ru n n in g a t la rg e 78.
ere ihey th ro w a cloud
o v er th e
The latpst batch of n a tu re fakes
asto n ish ed a t his a p p e a ra n c e and a u d a c ity , an d ste rn ly dem an d ed his
goodw ill to men.
In a c c o rd a n c e w ith S ection 5575
brig h t d ay an d m ak e it a p itifu l
contains
stories
of
a
pig
th
a
t
bunts
m ission. T he reply w as p ro p h etic:
“ W e a re fro m beyond th e R ocky
A gain w e see the star, and
of L o rd 's O reg o n L aw s I h ereby
w reck fo r sc o ffe rs to p o in t at.
rab
b
its
and
a
dog
th
a
t
busks
corn.
m o u n ta in s a n d a re o u t h e re to ru le th is c o u n try .”— F ro m a sk etch by
h ear th e angels' carol; again
" F lo re a t C h ris tm a s."
All th a t Is uow Deeded Is a tlsh th a t give n o tic e th a t It w ill be u n la w fu l
W. L air H ill.
a t la rg e u n d e r
we think of the b ab e in the
w eighs chickens w ith Its scales and , fo r sto ck to r u n
p en alty of $10.00 fo r th e f ir s t o f­
the collection will be complete.
T his is a C h ris tm a s o ffe rin g — th is
m anger: again w e’re ch eered
fense a n d $20.00 fo r e a c h a n d every
Cold and b leak th e d a rk D ecem ber, C h ris tm a s tid e of fo rty -fo u r.
ed itio n o f th e O u tlo o k — T h e C h ris t­
an d e n rich ed by the gift of
su b s e q u e n t o ffense.
W hen a band of tra v e le rs lau d ed o n th e wild C olum bia sh o re;
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At
the
age
of
seventy-eight
Mrs.
heavenly love; again w e are
W ith th e p a th o s o f th e ir su ffe rin g w ritte n in th e ir c h ild re n 's eyes.
T he L aw ta k in g e ffe c t sixty d ay s
ity to th e e d ito r o f a n e w sp ap er to
H etty G reeu says th a t she keeps young
im pelled to o p en o u r hearts
As th e w eeping day s of a u tu m n o v ersh ad o w ed su m m er skies.
by eatin g onions
Even F attier Tim e j from th e d a te o f th is notice.
do penance fo r th e sin s of o m issio n '
in w ishes of goodw ill an d in
has a wholesom e res|iect for the onion I D ated N o v em b er 20, 1912.
an d com m ission an d se ttle h im self
M ile by m ile tr u e co u ra g e led th e m in th e neeth o f sleety sq u alls.
loving gifts to all as w e have
and keeps tils distance.
dow n to a sk one an d a ll to forgive
F . S F IE L D S , C o u n ty C lerk .
T h ro u g h th e p assag e of T he D alles, p ast th e C ascad e’s ro a rin g fa lls;
°p p o rtu n ity .
him fo r th e deeds done an d u n d o n e 1 Down th e lonely w ind-sw ept riv er, by th e Isle of M enialoose
in th e p a s t y ear. T h e O u tlo o k is not
C h ristm as— love—giving,—
’T ill they see th e m isty m a n tle d r a p e th e g reen h ills of Scappoose.
alw ay s good n a tu r e d ; it is som etim es
these a re th re e great synon­
w rong b u t It alw ay s m ean s rig h t,
W eary fro m th e ir to ilso m e jo u rn e y , d ra g g e d th e fo o tstep s tire d an d
yms.
an d to th o se w ho feel ag g riev ed we
slow ,
T h e joy a n d riches of
hu m b ly fall upon o u r k n ees an d beg
W nlle they clim bed th e slo p in g sa n d d u n e s
front
th e w ater-logged
hristm as are for all, old and
to lie fo rg iv en . W e only do
th is
b a tte a u ;
young, rich a n d poor. Not
once a y e a r on p a p e r— on C h r is t- . As th e sto rm -to ssed sa ilo r blesses every safe and ojien p o rt,
m as, anil th e n d ev o te th e re m a in in g
w hat we receive, hut w hat we
So before th e ir e a g e r vision lay th e old V ancouver fo rt.
fiftv -o n e w eeks to s tirr in g up som e­
are instrum ental in giving to
W ith th e In d ia n c a m p fire s lig h ted on th e open e sp lan ad e,
th in g to lie fo rg iv en fo r w hen C h rist
others, will m ake C hristm as
ntoa com es a g a in . F o rg iv e us th is A nd th e y aw n in g can n o n p la n te d , frow n in g from th e p alisad e;
most joyous.
F*otn th e m ed iev al b astio n flo u ts th e red cross of St. G eorge.—
once an d we w ill go r ig h t o n an d
Sym bol of th e E n g lish n a tio n g u a rd in g valley, hill an d gorge.
m ake th e O u tlo o k second to n o n e In
THE O UTLO OK
In lep en d en ce an d n ew s, us we have
wishes all Ils subscribers
F a ir e s t Jew el of th a t scene to th e sle n d e r y o u th w ho stood
d one In th e p a st, an d th e n we sh all
and readers
H eedless of th e m ystic fo re st an d th e sn o w -w eath ered cone of H ood,
h av e th e c o u ra g e to a sk Its re a d e rs
A M e rry Christmas
W as th e B ritish vessel sw in g in g idly w ith th e lazy tid e ;
a ll, to g ra n t us p a rd o n for
our
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u lla b ie s th e w aves w ere cro o n in g as they so ftly kissed h e r side.
w rong d o in g w hen C h ris tm a s conies
a
O ur
Merry Christmas
Christmastide of Forty-Four
DRAIN TILE
All Sizes, 3-, 4- and 6-inch
Also Square Hollow Blocks for Cellars,
foundations and all building puposes.
Common Brick and Clinkers for Facing
Christmas Chimes
a g ain .
Is a m erry C h ris tm a s — m erry
to m any b u t sad to som e. T h ere
a re th e o p en in g ey es th a t now be­
hold th e ir first C h ris tm a s, an d th e ’T ill he stood w ith in th e cab in w lith a sw iftly th ro b b in g h e a rt,
P au sed b efo re th e s ta rtle d c a p ta in b en d in g o ’e r his books and c h a rt;
closing lid s th a t fall heavily asleep
"W h o a re you an d w h at y o u r m issio n ? ” ste rn an d cold th e q u estio n fell;
for th e last tim e as th is, th e ir last
F lash ed th e la d ’s b lu e eyes w ith s p ir it an d w ith p rid e his p u lses sw ell.
C h ristm a s
com es
to th em . They
have both received th e ir g ifts one.
" F ro m th e ro llin g M ississippi b rav e as eag le s in th e ir flig h t,
th e g ift of life a n d jo y , b rin g in g
m o u n ta in 's
g lad n ess to th e h o u seh o ld an d s u n ­ We h av e crossed th e b o u n d less p ra irie ; d a red th e Rocky
h e ig h ts;
sh in e to h appy h e a rts ; th e
o th e r
B a ttlin g w ith th e w in try tem p est s till th e s ta rs and s trip e s we bore.
th e g ift o f a b e tte r a n d
b rig h te r
D estin ed ru le rs of th e fo re st, m o n a rc h s of th is su n set shore.
life fa r aw ay beyond
th e
m erry
calls of a S a v io r's day
on e a rth
" F r e e as H eav en 's v a u lte d v istas, fre tte d w ith th e silv er s ta rs ;
T h e ir p a rtin g s a re sad
to
»hose
F re e ns o c e a n 's su rg in g billow s, lea p in g o 'e r th e san d y b a rs;
w ho a re left hut they h av e gain ed
F re e as flo a ts th e w h ite-w inged blossom s, gliosrly
fle e ts of thisth*
th e crow n a n d a re
liv in g th e life
dow n;
e v e rla stin g w h ere no c lo u d s conies
F ree a s b ird s o r fleecy s to rm c lo u d s , c irclin g ro u n d th e m o u n ta in 's
over th e day an d no n ig h t of d a r k ­
c ro w n .”
ness falls. T h is Is th e tim e of w hich
be C ity lig h ts lik e s ta rs a re sh in in g w here th e flick erin g cam p fire glow ed, !
it Is w ritte n th a t th e re
sh a ll
Peace on e a rth , good w ill to m a n ." . S u n -k issed sa ils at a n c h o r lying w h ere th a t old canoe w as row ed;
C h an g eless still th e h ills an d valley an d th e riv e r ro llin g on,
T h ere is p eace In ev ery hom e and
good will In ev ery h e a rt, fo r w ho
But o u r b a n n e r w aves triu m p h a n t, B ritish flag and fo rt a re gone
.a n live th r o u g h th is tim e, th is day.
an d not say from th e d e p th s o f lilt
soul "A M ERRY C H R IST M A S TO O -
A l-L ."
Let Her P ass .
C H R IS T M A S R E U N IO N S .
T ills
E. L. T H O R P E .
A m erican s o b serv e th e day
of
o u r S a v io r’s b irth as relig io u sly as
do th e people of o ld e r co u n trie s
w here th e h oliday season first be­
E a g e r beat th e stro n g , y o u n g life blood as h e m anned a lig h t canoe,
Soon b en eath th e b a rk 's deep sh ad o w , u n w atch ed by th e c a re le ss crew ;
See, he Beales th e sw ay in g la d d e r, p a n tin g reached th e u p p er deck.
S can n in g sp a n an d sail an d h a ly a rd , n one to q u e stio n , none to check.
gan its sig n ifican ce. T h e re ls e n u u g h
of a b s u rd ity in th e m a n n e r in w hich
C h ristm a s w ill
be ce le b ra te d , and
we a re not q u ite su re but m any will
w isii th e a b su rd ity could co n tin u e.
I hole will be a th o u sa n d an d one ob-
servaiiccs " a p p r o p ria te to th e occa­
sion, am ong w hich m ight be eiium -
i i a l u l tlie v ario u s ch u rc h serv ices,
In» halls an d p a rlie s, th e sh o o tin g
m atches, th e blow ing of bu g les an d
Hi-' b an g in g o f d ru m s In th e p aru d e
o r a t th e p lay , an d m any m ore un-
t nought-of d iv ersio n s ttiat will occu­
py th e "m u n y men of m any m in d s."
t ’liristu ia s Is not a Yankee* In v en tio n
and th e re fo re m any a re su rp rised
tliu t It still re ta in s Its hold on Am-
1 rli . hi m aim ers an d cu sto m s. W ith
the c h a ra c te ristic s
of
our
fo re­
fa th e rs we a re alw ay s looking for
so m eth in g new and t l i e only w onder
O w ing to th e g re a t a m o u n t of
in o u r inluils Is th a t a new C h ristm a s
co rresp o n d en ce received
an d
th e
not been disco v ered long
be-
u n u su a l
d em an d
fo r
a d v e rtisin g
for< th is by som e e n te rp ris in g son
space we h av e been u n a b le to p rin t
of I 'lu le Sam .
e v e ry th in g In ten d ed fo r th is Issue
No, A m erien l i a s d o u e n o th in g for All m a tte r l i f t o v er w ill Is* p u b ­
In th e next
tw o n u m b ers
th e C h ristm a s tid e. It l i a s
added lished
very little to th e h o lid ay v o cab u ­ b efo re C h ristm a s
lary ; rut h e r It h as been co n ten t to
E n te rp rise an d In d u s try , applied
n irc p t tt as a h e rita g e , w ith o u t ques
lion, w itho u t a
ch an g e,
sacredly " 1 th b ra in s w ill p u t a new an d sm il­
holding on to th a t w hich is alm o st ing face on th e a ff a irs w ith w hich
m ean in g less, o r. at least hut slightly you a re concerned.
■ i .1, i - i n o i l , m uch th a t has su rvived
W o rk ; sw eet rest sh a ll w ait on thy
U II'ow a t m ere a n a c h ro n ism . St M eh
p illow ;
ola» . Wll
I su p p o sed by a ll to be
W o rk ; th o u sh a lt
rid e on c a re 's
t ho
pat
it ru n s a in t of th e
h o lid ay s,
com
ing
billow
• a n mai sq u erad v s u n d e r th e S panish
aliai1 of ' ’S a n ta ” an d th e G erm an a lia s
W ho can find fa u lt w ith th is w in ter
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our
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th e restless stru g g les o f life are
ou this day reunited and meet
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and one so Incom patible with
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world, th a t th e religious belief
of the most civilized untlons and
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am ong the first Joys o f a fu tu re
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C harles Dickens
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O r h e r nephew o r her b ro th e r
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O r c ro c h e tin g fo r a fittin g
L it t le C h ris tm a s g if t th is season
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Powell Valley Farm for Sale
««» acre« o f th e choicest fa r m la n d , a b o u t SB acres u n d e r c u l-
t lin t io n . tin* 1st lance easy to c le a r.
L ocatisl only 2 m iles fn m i » ¡js s j,» ,,, <>n e le c tric lin e , s ta tio n on
th e p ro p e rty . in th e c e n te r o f th e
S w islish
c o m m u n ity .
Close to
th re e churches.
T h is place can w e ll h r used as one fa r m o r d l-
xtihsl In to S o r to a c re tra c ts and resold w ith la rg e p ro fit.
P r ic e $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 .
H a l f C a s h , b a l. 7 p e r c e n t
14» a rm s , n ea rly a ll u n d e r c u ltiv a tio n ; house a n d b a rn ; also lo-
calls! in P o w e ll V a lle y , close to s ta tio n , fo r sale fo r
$ 4 ,0 0 0
JOHN PALMBLAD, Owner.
Roste $
Greshzs. OrefM