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OUTLOOK FRIDAY.
T h is is th e ch ro n icle of a stric tly
an d purely lite ra ry to u r w hich a n o th ­
e r an d m yself m ade o ver m any p o r­
tions of th e g reat new w est; n ot an
acco u n t of events n o r a vivid d escrip ­
tion of scenes, b u t a sw inging to u r
on p aper o ver one of th e g rea test
and g ran d e st p o rtio n s of a g rea t
co u n try . We have seen th e b eau ties
of its m ountains, its forests, its p ra i­
ries, an d enjoyed th e h o sp italities of
of
its cosm opolitan people, and have
of
"O h. I w alked very carefu lly on lated th a t the farm ers m ake irrig at-
ing ditches by plow ing a furrow and
my tip to es up to h im .”
giving th e w ind a chance to do the
• And you ca u g h t h im ?”
rest.
H ow ever tr u e th ese sto ries
" I guess n o t.”
may be, o r w h eth e r th e fence pass-
W hat did you do n e x t? ”
T he next tim e I trie d an o th e r ed safely th ro u g h th e breexe o r not,
gam e. I laid for him in th e g rass. I know n o th in g ; but I do know th a t
and w hen h e was n ea r enough I , it blows up th e re at nearly all tim es.
craw led up an d sn a tch e d a t th e for I have felt it blow. I also know
b rid le; b ut d a rn him , he kicked me th a t th e re is no o th e r w in ter wind
in th e side and tro tte d aw ay; gthe so w onderful as th e 'c h in o o k ,
next tim e I th o u g h t to fetch him , which com es along u n h erald ed w hile
so I sn eak ed up behind, an d w hen th e valley and m o u n tain s are buried
he w asn 't expecting it I g rabbed him under sev eral feet of snow , and th a t
th e "other waV, for h e let both heels An tw en ty -fo u r h ours th e snow is like
I th in k my h a t a honeycom b, and In a day m ore Is
fly a t my head
all gone except on th e su m m its s u r­
saved my life .”
"P o o r fellow! How did you finally rou n d in g th e valley.
In th e G rand Ronde valley are al­
co rral h im ? ”
" T h a t's ju s t w hat I did. I s u r ­ so th e g re a te st of h o t sp rin g s to be
found on th e coast.
On cool
rounded th e blam ed cay u se.”
T h a t was th e way I found th e m ornings they send up g rea t banks
W illam ette valley.
She
found it of steam all th e tim e— a delicious
place to ta k e a b ath , good fo r Its
an d expressed it lik e th is:
cleansing and cu ra tiv e resu lts. Some
day it will become a fam ous reso rt,
Sunrise on the W illam ette.
T h e su n s in k s d ow n w ard th ro ’ th e s ilv e r as it should be now.
T he G rand
mist
Ronde is th e sp o rtsm a n ’s p aradise,
T h at lo o m s a c r o s s th e v a lle y , fo ld on
for its m iles of tu les abound w ith ac-
fold,
And slid in g thro' th e field s th a t d aw n q uatic birds and its silvery stream s
are alive w ith tro u t. It is alm ost a
h a s k iss e d
W illa m e tte sw e e p s, a ch a in o f liq u id paradise, in fact, b u t she can tell
gold.
you th a t b e tte r th an I:
A rou n d it rea ch th e h ills, lik e enter- .
a id b ands,
And fu r th er, h ig h er, m ore m a je s tic
sta n d s
M ount B aker, c h a s te and w h ite — the
o cea n 's bride.
W ith n o is e le s s f e e t th e p ea rl-to p p ed I
w a te r s g lid e;
P u s h in g ea ch o th e r up th e b la ck tid e
la n d s.
H ere w ild , s w e e t ro ses, lik e a n a m e th y s t ‘
cloud,
M ake pink th e a ir and sc e n t th e la n ­
g u o r o u s breeze,
T h a t w a n to n s o v e r th o s e fa r W estern
se a s;
A nd w h en th e su n d ro p s d ow n w ard ,
flam in g proud,
T h is s tr e tc h o f w ater, p eta led fo ld on
fo ld .
S e e m s on e
great
c r im so n
pop p y,
flecked w ith gold.
— E n a H lg g e n so n .
WANTS
Official pap er of th e Town
G resham , Oregon.
Official paper of th e Town
F airview , Oregon.
have done all th is; ra th e r, we are
E ntered a s second-class m a tte r
le word for first In sertio n ; one-
M arch 3, 1911, a t th e Postofflce a t
h all cent a word each subsequenl
GreBham, Oregon, u n d er th e Act of
R ising in lofty g ran d e u r, o ’erlook-
Insertion.
M arch 3, 1879.
an d m ake m any ac q u ain tan c es and
ing all o th ers, sta n d s M ount B aker,
M inim um , any Insertion, 10c.
so litary an d alone, th e m onarch of
learn m any th in g s only to be learned
ON THE WRONG TRACK.
th e O lym pian m o u n tain s, w reath ed
by visitin g th ese places an d seeing
LIVESTOCK
in e te rn a l snows. I t needs no des­
T h re e well dressed boys betw een an d h ea rin g fo r ourselves.
crip tio n h ere, for all have read ac­ LOST Strayed or Stolen, bay ni£
1« an d 18 years of age were arre ste d
T his is th e g lo rio u s new w est, the
w eigth ab o u t 1400 pounds;
co u n ts of th e A lpine to u rists who
sh o d ; w hite on fo reh ead ; flow
in P o rtlan d yesterday for a series of | hom(Jj th e fo0tstool of o u r yo u th , and
have ascended its hoary su m m it to
m ane an d tall. Reward. M. Bu
burg laries. One of the boys in his w here we ro am ed to g e th e r w hen chll-
view th e pigm y w orld below. It is
F airv iew , Box 64.
confession a fte r a rre st said, "W e d ren , a „d w here we dw ell In th e so-
a t once g ran d an d In sp irin g and a
w orthy them e fo r a w o rth ier pen FOR SALE—Six cows, th ree you
lived a t hom e and o u r p are n ts kept her days of o u r m iddle age. To-
fresh ; th ree strip p ers. T hree g>
th a n mine. It sta n d s a se n tin el of
tra c k of o u r spending money. We g e th e r we have seen It in m any plac-
w ork horses. Reasons for selli
Tim e, one of th e galaxy of T ita n s
needed m ore cash and we got It the es, and a p a rt we have trav eled over
no feed. M ust be sold. Come and
overlooking
a
w
orld
of
pigm
ies.
Of
its
fa
ir
dom
ain
seek
in
g
p
leasu
re,
look them over as I am going to
best way we could.”
O klahom a th is spring. Your price
th e o th e rs a re R ain ier, Hood, St.
T hose p are n ts w ere w onderfully know ledge and rec reatio n . We h a v e ■ T rall8 on w ard ever, c u r v in g a s it g o es,
will be mine. One mile and a h all
P a s t m an y a h ill an d m a n y a flow ered
T h e G rande S o n d e T a lle y .
H elens,
S hasta,
T h ree sisters,
n ea r sighted in th e ir efforts to keep become acq u ain ted w ith its varied
south of O rient. H. McGlnnes, Jfc-
lea,
Ah, me! I know how lik e a g o ld en flow er Adam s, Jefferson and several sm a ll­
trac k of th e boys’ spending money. resources, its clim ate, its people, and
U n til It p a u se s w h ere C olu m b ia flow s
1, Box 38, Boring.
T h e G rande R onde V a lle y lie s th is er m o u n tain s, all w ithin a rad iu s of
They probably d id n ’t see th e ir good form ed iileaB of its fu tu re p o s s ib il­
D e e p -to n g u e d , d e e p -c h e ste d
to
the
A u g u st n ig h t,
a th o u san d miles, b ut M ount B aker FOR SALE— F o u r pigs, 6 w e jk s old.
w a llin g sea.
clothes, no r in q u ire ab o u t th e ir h a b ­ ities. In th e new w est is g rea tn ess
Locked in by d im p led h ills w h ere
C h ester W hite brood so"» farrow s
is th e p eer of all. It is only her
its. If they hud kept track of th e yet unknow n, an d th e fu tu re g e n e r a - . O lo v e ly v a le s thro' w h ich W illa m e tte
p u rp le lig h t
in Ja n u ary . Phone 49%.
tf
L ies w a v erin g . T h ere a t th e su n s e t hour m use th a t can tell w hat prose fails
boys instead of th e ir spending money tio n s who sh all com e will m ake it an j
s lip s !
em p ire su rp assin g th a t of C aesar or
O Ironclad h ills th a t h ear it s s o f t S in k d ow n w ard , lik e a r a in lsjw -tin te d to do:
th in g s n iM it have been different.
FO R SALE— H orses, < Jersey cow, 2
sh ow er.
v o ic e c a ll!
C leo p a tra—a g ard en spot of th e e a rth ,
A m illio n co lo red r a y s, s o f t , c h a n g e ­
calves, two sown ‘"¡ffe O. L C. an<1
My
h
eart
tu
r
n
s
ev
e
r
to
th
o
s
e
s
w
e
e
t,
cool
Mount
Baker.
NEW GAME SPEC IE S.
th e like u nto which none o th e r has
W hite L eghorn hen v. H. R- K ane,
fu l, b rig h t.
lip a
«88
L a ter th e la r g e m oon r is e s, round and T h ou sp h in x th a t s it t e t h a t th e op al
y et asp ired . Two s is te r sta te s, be­
P hone 293.
T h at, p a ss in g , p r e s s ea ch rock or
S uggestions have been m ade th a t tw een which
g a te
w h ite .
g r a s s y w a ll.
T h a t le t s th e ocea n in to P u g e t sea,
And th ree B lu e M ou n tain p in es a g a in st
new gam e species of birds, anim als
"R o lls th e O regon,”
K eep in g th y s ile n t w a tch o’er T im e and TEN MILCH COWS fo r “Jhle, some
it to w er
am i fishes should be secured from H old th e suprem acy and ad v an tag e T h ro’ p a stu r e lan d s, w h ere m ild -ey ed
fresh, som e fresh soon ;t also Brown
L o n ely and dark. A c o y o te 's m o u rn fu l
F a te,
c a t tle feed ,
L eghorn hens fo r saTte, B. r
o th e r cou n tries and prop ag ated here. in ev ery th in g th a t is needed to ran k
T
h
ro
u
g
h
c
lo
u
d
s
th
a
t
v
eil
th
y
gra
n
d
eu
r
T h ro’ m a r sh y flats, w h ere v e lv e t tu le s
cry
H oover, H oover S ta., Esi
It is even suggested th a t th e leg isla­ them w ith the forem ost in all th e
S
in
k
s
from
th
e
cu
n
yon
w
h
ere
th
e
riv
er
m
istily
.
g row ,
Line. P hone 42x.
Or w ith th e su n 's fierce h a lo on th y
lea p s,
tu re m ake an ap p ro p riatio n fo r the a r ts of peace o r w ar. T h eir com ­ P a st m an y a ro se tree, m a n y a s in g in g
A blad e o f s ilv e r u n d ern ea th th e m oon.
brow ;
reed,
purpose and send men to get them . bined resources, so n early alik e, yet
F u rro w ed b y la v a , ru g g ed , ste r n and FOR SALE— T eam , wagon and h a r­
I h ear th o s e w et lip s c a llin g , c a llin g L ik e r e s tfu l s e a s the y e llo w w h ea t fields
ness. All in good condition. E n­
T he Oregon S portsm an calls a tte n ­ in m any was d issim ilar, can m ake of
w h ite,
lie,
low .
qu ire of Hoover, H oover sta tio n ,
tion to th e m a tte r and advises ex­ th em th e com ing abode of g reatn ess
D rea m le s an d still.
And w h ile th e T hou w ert a m a rv el to m e on ce, but
E stacad a Line.
tf
T h e su n s in k s d ow n w ard thro' th e trem-<
v a lle y s le e p s
now .
trem e caution.
such uh th e Union has never known
b lin g haze.
M a je stic sp h y n x ! I read th y se c r e t
Oh h ea r!— th e lu lla b ie s th a t lo w w in d s
Such
experim en ts
rarely
ever
B E E F CATTLE, Stock c a ttle and
T h e m ist flin g s g lis t e n in g n e e d le s
before.
croon.
— E lla H lg g en so n .
rig h t.
fresh cows w anted.
A ndrew s
bring th e best resu lts, th e m ost no­
h ig h and h igh er,
And she and I believe th a t tim e
Bros., P lea san t Home. P hone 27 9.
G od, le t m e be a m o u n ta in w h en I die.
ta b le being th e In tro d u ctio n of th e will com e; if n o t in o u r day an d gen ­ And thro' th e c lo u d s— O fa ir b eyon d a ll
We leave O regon, th e h and of th e
S tu n g by th e h a il, la sh ed by th e te r ­
p r a ise !—
C hinese p h e a sa n t; but th e re a re e ra tio n , th en when th e y ears a re ripe
REAL ESTATE, RENTALS
M ount H ood lea p s, c h a ste n e d , fro m a Beaver, and ta k e a m ighty leap to
rib le ra in s!
o th e r notew orthy experim ents in this fo r such fru itio n . She an d I believe
the land of th e fo u r-leaf clover and L et la v a fires su rg e , tu r b u len t and h igh , FOR REN T— 6-room house,
se a o f Are.
good
line th a t have resu lted d isastrously. all th is and we believe th a t many
— E lla H lg g e n so n .
And fierce w ith
to rm e n t th ro ’ m y
rh o dodendron
bells— th e
glorious
co n d itio n ; »7 a m onth. E nquire
b
u
r
stin
g
v
e
in
s;
T he English sparrow is an exam ­ o th e rs do. My p raise is my w ord for
sta te of W ashington. I t has m any L et lig h tn in g s flam e arou n d m y lo n e ly
Mrs. T. R. H ow ltt.
tf
In days gone by th e W illam ette
ple of w hat should not have been it, an d h ers is th e poetry.
b eauties fashioned by m an but m ore
brow.
FOR
SALE—
A
nice
little
bungalow
valley
was
th
e
scene
of
several
done In th is country. In A u stralia
th a t w ere form ed by th e hand of n a­ And m ig h ty sto r m -c lo u d s ra c e and break
nearly new, p lastered , concrete
bloody en co u n ters
betw een
the
th e im ported ra b b it becam e a pest.
The New W est.
and roar
fo u n d atio n , w ith 1 acre. $1250.
tu re. F rom th e east to th e w est—
w
hites
an
d
th
e
In
d
ian
s.
T
he
most
.Stand
up
m
y
W
e
s
t!
L
ift
th
y
y
o
u
n
g
,
A b o u t m e; le t th e m e lte d la v a flow
In Oregon th e G erm an carp Is a n u i­
E. D avidson, G resham . P hone 509.
from Idaho to th e Pacific ocean—
R a w fu r r o w s in m y b r e a st, to rm en t
n o b le head
n o tab le was th e b a ttle of th e A biqua,
sance.
MISCELLANEOUS
Its
resources
a
re
m
anifold,
and
vol­
On th e str o n g p illa r o f th y proud,
m e sore.
ab o u t tw enty-five m iles so u th e a st of
(ire a t care should be exercised If
um es could be w ritte n ab o u t them , Oh, God! L et m e c u r s e lo n e lin e s s , y e t LOST— One E. P rest-O -L ite ta n k , on
w h ite th roat,
A fter it was o ver th e re was
new species are to bo tu rn e d loose
A m i le t th y g o ld h air on the se a w in d s Salem.
se e
b u t as sh e loves th e rugged coast
Powell Valley road, betw een 82d
co m p arativ e peace, alth o u g h w ar
M y v e r y f o r e s t s fe lle d b en ea th m y
float.
here, and it w ere b e tte r to devote
stre e t, P o rtlan d , an d G resham .
an
d
th
e
sto
rm
s
th
a
t
b
eat
upon
its
e y es.
th e money to p ro tectin g w hat we a l­ In th e w o rld 's m arch , k eep s t e p w ith m u tte rln g s w ere h ea rd an d many shores, 1 will go to th e fu rth e st
N otify phone 801 for rew ard.
G iv e m e a ll T im e’s d istille d a g o n y —
lo f t y tread
ready have. N othing can be b e tte r A nd Arm. If p a ssio n from th e S ou th d ep red atio n s w ere co m m itted. In a point, aw ay to th e G eorgian gulf, and
L et m e s t ill sta n d , m u te, b en ea th tho
G rinding anil R ollin g.
few years, how ever, th e re was no
th a n th e tr o u t in o u r strea m s, nor
h a s fled.
sk ies.
tell a little sto ry of th e an cien t fish­
at.
A.
E. D eH aven’s mill a t New
And from th e N o rth and E a st th e r e shadow of w ar rem a in in g an d w hite-
th e gam e birds we alread y possess.
er-folk th a t once d w elt upon Its T h ro’ sto r m s th a t b ea t an d in w a rd fires P lea san t Home.
Open every day.
y
e
t
re
m
a
in
s
w
inged
peace
has
hovered
o
ver
the
Only song birds are welcome and
bleak and in h o sp itab le shores.
th a t burn.
I t s le a p in g Are In th y fu ll, s w e llin g fru itfu l W illam ette.
I ap p reciate
they are scarcely w orth th e tro u b le
T o rtu red , y e t sile n t; su ffe r in g , y e t FOR DRY CORDWOOD, delivered
T h ere is a "lo v er's le ap ” upon th e
v e in s;
such a co n d itio n , an d so does she,
and expense. L et well enough alone. I f o th e r s h ave fo r g o t th e flag th a t led
anyw here, call phone 338. T.
beach— In fact no beach ev er in h a b ­ T h a t p ure—
torn and tem p ted h e a r ts m a y l i f t
To in d ep en d en t freed om , and n ow fa il but th e calm m onotony does not su it
A lm quist, G resham .
tf
ited by In d ian s would be of any in ­
and learn
T he ’’L ite ra ry T o u r” by E. L.
to
h er ta ste , as she longs fo r more
H land In th eir ow n s tr e n g th and pride, s tirrin g scenes and th e th u n d e rs of te re st w h atev er w ith o u t one— and T h e n o b le m ea n in g o f th e w ord "en­ FOR SALE— 7 h-pow er, tw in cylin­
T h orpe in this Issue Is ju s t an Im­
dure."
— E lla H lg g e n se n .
der, Yale m otorcycle. O tto M ag­
th e sto ry goes th a t a young brave
and try
ag in ary tr ip —a fanciful sk e tc h ; but
nuson, R. 2, GreBham,
tf
T o ap e th e o ld er n a tio n s, th ou m y N atu re, as expressed by th e w arrin g an d his dusky bride found surcease
th e poems by E lla H lggenson b rea th
And now o u r h u rrie d trip is alm ost
i lem en ts of th e su rro u n d in g sea.
W est.
and
oblivion
from
p
ersecu
tio
n
and
Men
W
ant
W
ork.
a s p irit of life In th e w est th a t is in­ S ta n d true— nor le t th y ste r n e y e s ever
over and th e re m ust com e th e re tu rn
T w enty h a rd -w o rk '” «’ ’"«•« desire
tro u b le by leaping han d -ln -h an d
The V alley of Peace.
q u a il
com parably touching to a lover of
to everday life in th e dingy office, on positions in th e coi
A s lo n g a s thou h a st b rea th fo r f r e e ­ T h is lon g, g r e e n v n lle y , s lo p in g to the from a ce rtain p roniintory over-look­
o u r boundless m ou n tain s, seas anil
th e crow ded s tre e t— b u t th a t re ­ able wage. A ddrest
d om 's cry.
su n .
ing a trea ch e ro u s sw irl of th e gulf.
m ons, 195 B urnside
ru sh in g rivers. Mr. T horpe and Mrs.
m inds m e:
And a stro n g , p a s s io n a te h eart w ith in
W ith d im p lin g , s ilv e r w a te r s lo ite r in g
T his rocky point Ju ts o u t in to th e
H lggenson w ere you th fu l chum s, and
th y b rea st.
T he o th e r day a frien d of m ine Oregon.
th r o u g h ;
— E lla H lg g e n so n .
T h e sk y th a t b en d s a b o v e m e, m ild and w aters not fa r from a stre tc h of sh in ­ met a m em ber of th e P o rtlan d gov­
it Is but n a tu ra l th a t they should
FOR SALE— 1200
ing sand know n as Sem iahm oo sp it;
b lu e:
ltlend th e ir efforts to g eth er, he In
Morse p latfo rm scale, cheap. See
ern m e n t and th e la tte r, clasping my
T he W illam ette valley lies n early T h e w id e, s t ill w h eat field s, y e llo w in g an d th is is its tra d itio n a l history.
M. D. K ern.
prose anil she in poetry, in th e ir
frie n d 's h and said, "W h ere in sheol
o n e by one,
all so u th of P o rtla n d , and its p rin ci­
It Is a sto ry th a t will do fo r ro m an ­
Im aginary to u r of th e north w est.
And a ll th e p e a c e fu l so u n d s w h en d ay Is
have
1
seen
you
b
efo
re?”
pal city a fte r leaving th e m etropolis
GOOD SEASONED LIV E WOOD,
tic people, b u t th e follow ing will
done—
"D on’t know ,”
answ ered th e
$4 50 a cord. Good dead wood,
probably be m ore su itab le for r a ­
I c a n n o t h ear th e ir c a lm m o n o to n y !
T he M etzger elan, otllclully know n j is Salem , w ith A lbany, E ugene and
frien d , "w h a t p art of hades do you
$4 .00. J. C unningham .
Phone
G reat God! 1 w an t th e th u n d er o f the tional m o rtals;
as
T he O regon Society U nited o th e r « m ailer places sp rin k le d about.
385.
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se
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l
On a ce rtain occasion a m an was
D escendants Huron T heobald Metz- >'
a < Salem 1 once h,‘ard “ d lv e r|- 1 w a n t to f e e l th e w ild , red lig h tn in g s
1 th o u g h t they both seem ed to be
A LA D IES’ CA PE, w hich was le ft a t
?e r von W elbnom .” will have Its a n - ' *'ig sto ry about one of th e solid men
seen rid in g along th e beach on a
run
ge
very fam iliar w ith th e dom ain of
th e hom e of Geo. F. H oney on
horse
th
a
t
belonged
to
som
eone
else.
todav
Long
may
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city
w
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w
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linai reunion
S atan, b u t I found th a t my friend
enough to repeat.
s u r f.
th e evening of Nov. 19, is a t th e
T he p rim itiv e m ethod of disposing of
flourish.
And b r e a th e th e te m p e s t's sib ila n t, such m alefacto rs was a rope, a con­ knew P o rtlan d very w ell, also. The
lie is a pioneer and cam e o v er the
O utlook office. O w ner m ay have
so b b in g b rea th ;
official asked him , “ H ave you ever
sam e by id en tify in g p roperty and
venient tre e an d a tria l afte rw a rd ,
T he in creasing price of w heat plains w ith an ox tra in before th e
To f a c e th e e le m e n ts , d e fy in g d ea th .
been h ere b efo re?”
paying for th is ad.
sh o u ld cause a g re a te r consum ption ra ilro a d s were th o u g h t of. He can And flin g m y s e lf p ron e on th e sp ra y - but th e w heels of p ro g ress had a l­
“
Oh
yes,
I
was
h
ere
sev
eral
tim
es
b ea t tu r f.
ready stru ck th e te rrito ry of W ash-
of vegetables, th en th e price of po­ enjoy h earin g of th e Incident, but
And hear th e s tr o n g w a v e s tra m p lin g lntgon and th e ow ner b ro u g h t su it before th e flood.”
DRY CORDWOOD, secc
ta to es would go up and w heat would possibly be m ight not relish having
"W hy, you seem to be very young
w in d an d rain.
d elivered in G resham .
his nam e m ade public, so 1 will
ta k e a tum ble.
L ik e h erd s o f b e a s ts u p on th e m ig h ty to recover th e anim al.
a . P ra tt.
P hone 338.
co n sidering th e tim e y o u ’ve been on
sp a re him th a t m uch; h ut he is my
A
law
yer
from
S
eattle
was
en
g
ag
­
plain .
— E lla H lg g e n so n
e a r th .”
W
ANTED—
Sm
all potat
In th is last y ear of booxe in O re­ victim for th is y arn :
ed to defend th e su it and he brought
"Com e now ,” said my frien d ,
ch an g e for mill feed
T h ree h u n d red m iles o r m ore by up points of law to convince th e ju s-
gon the moon ce leb rates th e New
One day, w hile crossing th e plains,
Mill, F airv iew . Phon
Y ear by g ettin g full tonight. S ever­ th e tra in cam e up w ith a band of rail on th e e a ste rn co u rse lies nest- ,,cp (h a t th e man being in possession "w h a t are you giving m e? D on't go
to
slin
g
in
g
jokes
a
t
a
stra
n
g
e
r.”
al hum an beings will do th e sam e friendly Indians, and lie m ade a bar- led In th e Blue m o u n tain s one of the ()f , hp hprgp waa no, proof positive
Coal.
"W ell as you w ere h ere before th e
te r fo r a good-looking cayuse pony, most fe rtile valleys of all Oregon. , h a t ,le h a J 8loien Jt. T he ju stice
thing.
I have recently unloa
flood p erhaps you can tell me som e­ th e celeb rated K ing coa
lie was very proud of it, an d rode It has ev ery th in g th a t m odern c iv - , ¡ng, a n |( iy o v erru led th e point. ‘
No, N ancy, it was not th e dying gully ah ead of th e calvacade of ox ilizatiop can give it an d Is tru ly one | F in ally th e S eattle law yer read th in g about M other Noah. H istory Beats Rock Springs at le
M.
gasp of th e old y ea r you heard. It team s an d was soon o u t of sig h t, of th e g ard e n sp o ts of Oregon. If from B lackstone a case precisely says very little ab o u t th e old lad y ,” land prices.
” Oh, you a re away off th e track .
was only th e honk of an autom obile A fter „ few h o u rs th e rest of th e , it w ere an Inland sea its breezes
Gravel an<1 Si
sim ilar.
I am prep ared to fi
iliat was w atching ihe new year In pa rty canu. up to him sittin g ru efu l would m ake It th e w o rld 's reso rt for |
-w h a t do I care fo r B lackstone o r I d id n 't m ean N oah's flood. I m ean
an d sand in any quant:
ly on th e gro u n d , w ith his pony y achting, fo r th e wind alw ays blows any o th e r iaw y p r«" c rieil the Justice, th e one of ’94.”
W hile pit. Alto team in g , grs
T he S te ttle r Box factory of P ort-
"O
h,
le
t’s
have
a
c
ig
a
r.”
ab o u t fifty feet aw ay q ueitly nib th ere, and it blows h ard , too.
know (hl, ni4ll » h o i to l f th e horse
sm oking cig ars -----
an d —
In- cavatlug.
J. H. Hoss
ind w ill build a la rg e additio n al
79x
bltng th e fresh grass.
As It was q u eer ta les a re told of th e pow er o t an(, go , havp decided jt. T h a t’s they w ere
m t on th e east stile to cost $60,-
dulglng
in
unm
ean
in
g
ta
lk
sh
e
was
¡only about a m ile to th e final camp- th e G rand R onde xephyrs, one be- pnouR^
j am ju d g e h ere, s ir ! ”
T he lta rte lt M eira
> 00.
th in k in g of som ething m ore w orthy
tng gro u n d th e p arty left o u r frien d lug th a t a m an once plowed up
"Y ou h o n o r,” replied th e law yer.
and fitting as a closing trib u te . She W ishes to announce to
rh e r u ra l c a rrie rs a re th e h appiest a,o n « * 1,h ,h e Problem
of how to strip of lan d for a w heat field a n d ,.., knpw ypu havp decided th e case.
whom they are Indebted for pro ­
, ,,pie oil e a rth todav T h e ir heavl- regain possession of his steed
As th e next day found all th e soli he , rpa(J , hp p p |n t mprp, y to ghow you called it ,
duce, m erch an d ise and due bills, to
i work of t h e y e a r Is Just over.
* • 1,1,1
"how u ” 1,1 <‘an ‘» w lth ,n h*d
“ P had b’“' n b,own * wav w hat a bloom ing old fool------- ”
The Lamp la the W est.
call a t B. L. W alrad 's residence on
two h o u rs, som e of th e p arty went d u rin g th e n ig h t, leaving only a
"W h a t's th a t? ” In terru p ted th e V en u s h a s lit her s ilv e r la m p
South R o b erts avenue and we will
Thh S P. Co. claim s to have spent back to search for him . an d they larg e shallow hole.
He plowed it co u r, sp rin g in g to hia feet in a fren-
Low In th e p u rp le w e s t.
se ttle sam e. Also p arties indebted
n
m illions on th e coust th is year In found him sittin g
on a sto n e n ea r again and once m ore th e sandy loam gy pf ragp
B r ea th in g a s o ft and m ello w lig h t
to us, kindly call and see us.
U pon th e s e a 's fu ll b rea st:
< te rn ien ta
an d new lines. th e spot w here his pony had th ro w n
flew aw ay w ith th e breeze, leaving "B lac k sto n e w as.” coolly conclud-
JO H N BA RTELT. Mgr.
It Is th e hour w h en m ead and w ood
_---------------
him off. In hts h and he held th e th e hole a little d eeper. T hen lie
thp S eattle sh a rp , resum ing his
In flue a eed -p ea rls a re d ressed .
< f , r up. T he w inter Is not over bridle rein , and his horse was stan d - tilled th e hole w ith w ater and be- seat.
,
Cough M edicine for C hildren.
F a r o u t, fa r o u t, th e r e s tle s e bar
We g en erally have o u r worst | nK sq u arely across th e
road look- gan raisin g d u ck s and g e e se , wnich
S ta r ts fro m a trou bled sle ep .
Never give a child a cough m edi­
But she did not h ea r of any leg-
T he sa d d le was p u rsu it m ade him a m illio n aire I . a pndg o r guch g| OriP# M j te $l. ghe W h ere ro a rin g thro' th e n arrow str a it. cine th a t co n tain s opium in any
Hier in Ja n u a ry .
tng docile enough
T h e m e e tin g w a te r s leap ;
form . W hen opium Is given o th e r
•
j u n d er his body. Some of th em help- few years,
only saw th e poetry of
B ut s t ill th a t sh in in g p a th w a y le a d s
and m ore serio u s diseases may fol­
u
probably do not Intend to p(,
g( r a iRh te n m a tte rs o u t and
It Is said th a t th e b uildiugs and
A cro ss th e lo n e ly deep.
low
Long experience has dem on­
th a t good reso lu tio n , hut you ,^ p ,.ayugp behaved ad m irab ly . Due fences have to be chained to th e
■em lohm oo Spit.
W h en 1 s a il o u t th e n arrow s t r a its
stra te d th a t th e re is no b e tte r o r
1 of th e party was very Inquisitive, gro u n d to keep them in place: and
will.
W h ere u n k n ow n d a n g e r s be.
One Iona. low . n arrow str ip o f g lis t ­
safer m edicine for roughs, colds and
And c r o s s the trou bled, m o a n in g bar
e n in g sa n d s
croup in ch ild ren th an C h a m b e rla in ’s
'a n il th e follow ing co n v ersatio n took a n o th e r sto ry Is told of how a H ain
T o th e m y ste r io u s sea -
Flung out tnto the Georgian G ulf, one
H appy New Y ear again, Just for
ICough Remedy
It is equally v alu ­
place:
¡of ca rs w as lifte d up bodily and
Dear God, w ilt thou not set a lamp
wide.
able for ad u lts. Try It. It contains
luck and good m easure.
"W ell, and how did you catch blown over a board fence which grew
Lew in tha west for m ef
Blue »weep of sunlit waves on every
no opium o r o th e r h arm fu l drug.
Are you writing R " 1 H 4 ” yet?
him?”
alongside the railroad
i
It is also re- <
n jc
—■11« Hlggenson.
Try a Want Ad.
For sale by all Dealers.