Gresham outlook., March 23, 1917, Image 1

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IL. 7, NO. 7
GRESHAM,
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY,
OREGON,
FRIDAY, MARCH 23,
1917
IE CHURCH OF POMONA PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY MEET WITH
QUESTIONS NEED
TODAY
PLEASANT VALLEY GRANGE ON WEDNESDAY
SOLUTION
OB t A. T hom p son ,Ä . M., Ph. D Pom ona G range G oes Upon Com m issioner Holm an Lays G range Legislation and other Old Doc Yak Nam ed Patron
By An Interested Subscriber
Record as O pposing
Blam e on Roadmas-
lie te rm ch u rc h is from th e G reek
<1 K u rio s— L o rd , and K uriukos-
L o rd ’s h o u se ; com ing from th e
k th ro u g h th e L atin we have th e
fit E k k le sia. w hich s ig n if ie s to
o u t an assem bly of citizen s of
G reek city fo r th e tra n sa c tio n of
Road Bonds
ter J. B. Yeon
Business of Pom ona
Session Hours
Saint of Pleasant
V alley G range
E d ito r O u tlo o k : — H aving read
witii keen p le asu re recen t a rtic le s on
c u rre n t relig io u s topics in tiie G resh­
am O utlook, and being d esiro u s of
g e ttin g m ore light on sev eral m u tte rs
th a t seem s to me to be fu n d a m e n ta l,
I would ask If som e of o u r local
m in iste rs w ould w rite and give us in ­
fo rm a tio n on th e follow ing su b je c ts:
1 If Je su s was re in c a rn a te d , he be­
ing th e tru e p a tte rn , th e type m an,
may it not be possible th a t re in c a rn a ­
tion is G od's g reat o p era tiv e law of
h u m an progress.
2 If. as we are told by o u r local
m in iste rs in n early every serm on we
h ear, A dam and Eve were cre aie d
p erfect, why does not th e Bible give
som e record of a d s th a t would s u b ­
s ta n tia te th is th e o ry ?
in stead we
have only a record of a d s p erfo rm ed
by beings or a very low s ta te of civ­
ilizatio n . W as not wliut is called Die
fall of m an. in rea lity th e rise of
m an — th e b eg inning of his up w ard
Jo u rn ey ?
3 In a recent serm on we w ere told
th a t we m ust believe literally th a t
"tiie su n stood still upon G ibeon and
th e moon in th e vulley of A jalo n ” so
th a t Jo sh u a m ight slay th e A niorites;
tliat God H im self slew the en em ies of
Isra el, an d threw g rea t sto n e s upon
th e m ; and th a t we m ust ad m ire tiie
relig io u s zeal of Jo sh u a when he
co m m an d ed his m ighty men to put
th e ir feet on th e necks of th e A m orlte
k in g s; an d th a t a f te r th is Jo sh u a
sm o te th em and slew them , and th en
h anged them on five trees. T hese
ev en ts a re recorded in Jo sh u a , 1 (1th
ch a p te r. T his p rea ch er did not tell
us w here we could read th e d e ta ils of
th ese ev en ts in th e "B ook of J o s h e r."
as sta te d In th e 13th verse. I would
lik e to read th is book. If th ese a c ­
co u n ts a re to be ta k en in a lite ra l
sense, do th ey not m isrep resen t the
c h a ra c te r of th e God we are asked to
w orship an d love?
on W ednesday, at all sessions, was m an opposed such e x tra v ag a n ce but
m ore th a n tw o h u n d red . D inner was was in a m in o rity .
P om olla Officers.
serv ed to 172 a t noon and m any
T he econom ical h an d lin g of th e in ­
C o lu m b ia G ran g e ............... 57
m ore cam e to th e evening session te rs ta te bridge fu n d s was spoken of;
M aster................. J, J. Jo h n so n
E vening S ta r G ran g e
204
B iii business. Tiie early Christiana
O verseer
JohnW elbes
E airview G r a n g e ................... 49
who could not gel th e re d u rin g th e also th e ad m in istra tio n of tiie co u n ­
Lecturer. ..Mrs. Mary Palm er
idopted th is woril as a convenieiTt
G resh am G ran g e .........
92
day. T he g a th e rin g was fully r e p ­ ty poor farm , w hich th is y ea r has
S te w a rd ................ Jacob Nelson
L en ta G ran g e ......................... T)6
term for th e ir relig io u s g a th e rin g s.
Asst. Stew ard......... S. E. Smith
M
ultnom
ah
G
ran
g
e
............
112
rese
n
tativ
e,
sh
o
w
in
g
th
a
t
th
e
g
ra
n
g
e
14 A t'e r th e d e p a rtu re of Je su s, his
supplied every
co u n ty
in stitu tio n
C haplain.M rs. A. F.
Miller
P le a sa n t V alley G r a n g e . 122
follow ers w ere know n as disciples,
sp irit is im proving w ith each su c­ w’ith p o tato es an d has a s u rp lu s of
T re a su re r.E. L. Thorpe
R ockw ood G ra n g e .............. 58
S e c re ta ry .........M rs. E. M. H all
b reth ren , b elievers, N azaren es, Gali-
C o n tin u in g
R ussellville G ran g e
........ 103
ceeding session.
Every g ra n g e
in 700 sack s fo r sale.
G atekeeper............ H. A. Lewis
W oodlaw n G ran g e ........... 80
_leatis but d u rin g P a u l's m in istry ,
f u rth e r Mr. H olm an said in p a rt:
M ultnom ah co unty sen t la rg e d ele­
Ceres.. Miss Ju lie Mickelson
he? were first called C h ristia n s at
"1 alw ays lik e to sp eak of th e
P o m o n a....... Mrs. S a ra h F ro st
,
973
g atio n s, an d th e re w ere v isito rs from work of th e board of co unty com m is­
Aljtioch, being recognized as follow -
F lo ra ............ Mrs. C lara Smith
o th e r counties. S tate M aster C. E. sio n ers to th e citizen s of M ultnom ah
Lady A ss't___ Mrs. J. C. Duke
>rs of C h rist, th e M essiah.
Spence was an. all-day visitor. C o u n ­ county. As ta x p ay e rs th ey should
■ csus „uses th e te rm ch u rc h but
Pom ona g ran g e w ent on record as ty C o m m issio n er Jo h n
E rye, and
w he, once in M atthew 1 8 :1 7 , w here opposing die $6,000,000 bond issue Hen W orsley, of C latsop co u n ty , w ere be as in te re ste d in th e su b ject as are quenl tax list and w as us follow s:
sto c k h o ld e rs in a co rp o ratio n in th e
l e l m eans th e Jocul assem bly, and
W hereas, Pom ona g ra n g e at its
for good roads by a sm all m ajo rity p rese u t, also sev eral o th e r p ro m illen : H naicial s ta te m e n ts of .th e ir board
re g u la r session passed a reso lu tio n
Qigain in M atthew 1 6 :1 8 , w here it is
men
who
w
ere
not
m
em
bers,
b
ut
e
n
­
of directors.
in fav o r of n o tificatio n of d elin q u en t
Uise< ill its h ighest sense, sig n ify in g of th o se voting. A lte r a d eb ate la s t­ joyed tiie m eetin g d u rin g tile open
'A lth o u g h tiie w ork of th e co u n ty tax p ay ers by m ail Instead of th e ex ­
■ < * et ern a l kingdom of God th e im- ing tw o hours, in w hich S tale M aster afte rn o o n session. Mrs. E d y th T ozier
pensive system of p u b licatio n by th e
Spence, W. II. 11. D ufur, E. I). P a lm ­ W e ath ered , a m em ber of Die S ta te com m issioners is very in te re stin g and press of th e
iret liable p e tra " — Rock of Ages.
d ifferen t
co u n ties
co nsequently in v itin g to th e best e f­ th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te , an d ask ed th a t
it^ H fs u s cam e to reveal to h u m a n ity e r and o th e rs spoke in fav o r of a d o p t­ A g ricu ltu ra l so ciety was also p res­
fo rts of o u r m ost ea rn e st citizens, o u r le g islativ e session rep e al
th e
'•'Ihe kingdom of God, not to organ ize ing a d rastic reso lu tio n opposing th e en t. » C o u n ty C o m m issio n er R u tin yet, d u rin g th e last fo u r y ea rs w hile th en expensive law of p u b licatio n ,
I church. T he follow ing passages bonds; and w ith S tale S en ato r Lewis, H olm an was th e re also and m ade an serv in g on d ie board m yself, ex p e r­ an d re sto re the inex p en siv e sy stem o f
p erso n al notice.
a d d re ss on co u n ty affairs.
•orteb o rate th is view. T he m essage
ience has ta u g h t me m any s ta rtlin g
lien W orsley, of C latsop co u n ty , and
W hereas, T he le g isla tiv e session
I’leasan t V alley g ran g e en jo y s th e tru th s rela tiv e to th e work of a pub­
“^ H b e B ap tist w as: "R ep e n t ye for
ju s t passed ig n o red th e p ra y e r of th e
he kingdom of H eaven is at h a n d ," R e p re se n ta tiv e A. L au e rg a aril, of d istin ctio n of being n u m b ered 348. lic official.
people a sk in g fo r th is m tn h needed
nd Je su s began his m in istry say in g th ia co unty, Hie prin cip al sp e ak e rs It lias ad o p ted old Doc Yak as its
"To he efficient, a public official change.
W hereas,
T he P o rtla n d
D aily
Th. kingdom of H eaven is at h a n d .” fo r them , flic vote was ta k en . Many p a tro n sa in t an d has a life-size p o r­ m ust reconcile him self to a co m p ara­
Jo u rn a l, and th e D aily News did ail
n ? h said he went th ro u g h G alilee refu sed to vote and som e had left, tr a it of tiie fam o u s h o rn ed m an over tively brief c a re e r
T he very acts in th e ir pow er to influence th e le g is­
its in n e r e n tra n c e . T h e hal!
as
sash in g and p rea ch in g th e gospel of
hut tiie vote stood 20 to 12 in favor m uch too sm all lo r th e big crow d m which com m end hint in p riv ate em ­ la tu re to rep eal th is in iq u itio u s law
1, ■ kingdom
ploy, condem n him in th e public an d s u b s titu te o r pass th e ch an g e d e­
m anded by th e people, an d w hen th e
tri H< gives us in th a t inco m p arab le of tin- reso lu tio n w hich is given be­ ^W ednesday, hut th e re is a plan «a service.
In p riv a te em ploy, th e su c­ le g isla tu re refu sed
to m ak e th e
foot
to
e
n
la
rg
e
th
e
space
by
a
si
rics
low
:
1 ■ fe o n on th e m ount, a com plete
cessful em ploye w h eth e r he be th e ch an g e ask ed fo r, th e se tw o p ap ers
p.jUtline of w hat is re q u ire d as the
T h e burden of th e o b je c to rs to the of fo ld in g d oors w hich will p erm it p resid en t of a larg e co rp o ratio n o r refu sed to b u rd en th e ta x p ay e rs of
sflg< q u isite of e n try into G od’s bond in g of th e s ta te was th a t tiie <)*' »he use of ab o u t h alf of th e d in ­ Hie new est clerk in tiie sm allest sto re M u ltn o m ah co unty by p u b lic atio n of
th ese lists alth o u g h offered th e sam e
ing room wiien occasion req u ires.
InKdom, an d th e secret of p e rp e tu a l
is zealous o f tin- success of th e e n te r ­
o b ject was wholly in fav o r of th e
S tate
M aster S pence’s m o rn in g prise in w hose service he is engaged fo r p u b lic atio n , w hich sav ed th e ta x ­
" '^ ■ t h th e re in .
p ayers of th is co u n ty m any do llars.
p rin cip ally th e a d d re ss was full of c o n g ra tu la tio n s
n^K teply e n s h rin e d in th e u tte ra n c e s p av in g com panies,
and to whose w elfare he is alw ays Be it
upon
th
e
p
ro
g
re
ss
th
e
g
ra
n
g
e
is
m
a
k
­
it
R esolved, By P o m o n a g ra n g e at its
reco rd ed a re th e a rc a n a the W a rre n C o n stru c tio n com pany.
loyal
lie n ever looses sig h t of th e
re g u la r session of M arch 2 1 st, 1917,
yaleries of w hich his la te r u tte r- was show n on th e o th e r h and th a t ing, an d on th e in creased a tte n d ­ o bject for w hich every effort is d i­ t e a t we com m end th e se tw o p ap ers
' B s , his m ighty ac ts and G odlike tile in te re st on th e bonds will be ance at th e s u b o rd in a te g ran g e m e et­ rected and n ev er confuses th e real fo r th e fea rle ss co u rse th ey have
ing, as show n in th e q u a rte rly re ­
. H w ere exem plifications.
purpose w ith irre v e la n t ideas. To do ta k e n in b eh a lf of th e ta x p ay e rs of
paid out of au to m o b ile licenses and ports.
He p raised th e public w ork
n i B e d e f in i t e l y t e l l s u s in o f t r e p e a t -
this, he can n o t tem p o rize witii influ­ th is co u n ty an d sta te .
R esolved, T h a t a copy o f th ese
th a t th e re will be no ta x a tio n to pay being done, as it sh o w s an in te rest
K* W a te m e n ts th e prim e object of his
ences d e trim e n ta l to th e best in te r ­ re so lu tio n s be s e n t to each of th ese
tetH
in public affairs.
tiie
p
rin
cip
al.
T
he
bonds
are
to
run
ests of his con cern
In p riv ate em ­ p apers, T h e O regon Jo u rn a l and
(„ ■ rn a tio n .
I w ant th e re a d e r t >
T he p rin cip al g ra n g e event of th e
uB p th is th o u g h t, for it is fu n d a- for 25 years, and n one of th e p ro ­
ploy he is rew ard ed for th e ap p lica­ Daily News.
day was th e in sta lla tio n of th e o f­
Some of th e g ra n g e le g islatio n d is­
tion ot sucli id e als by ad v an cem en t
’>• B t a l and of su p re m e im port. “ I ceeds a rc to he spen t in M ultnom ah
ficers fo r th e next tw o years. T hey
posed
off affected th e sa la rie s of tiie
and co m m ercial su ccess; w hile
in
’■ e fo rth fro m G o d ;" "I cam e un to co u n ty , hut in o th e r co u n ties w here
w ere elected a t th e D ecem ber ses­
public life be finds h im self c o n s ta n t­ county com m issioners. It was voted WHITE SHRINE MEMBERS
n .B to know th e m y steries of the
good ro ad s a re needed.
Follow ing sion. Mrs. A. E. N ibiin served as in ­
ly w arrin g w ith th o se who in sist th a t to invoke th e referen d u m on th e s a l­
r jB d o m of H e a v e n ;”
“ E xcept a
VISIT MRS CLEVELAND
sta llin g officer, assiste d by Miss Ju lia
is
tiie
reso
lu
tio
n
w
hich
was
ad
o
p
ted
:
th
e ir p riv ate a d v a n ta g e is p a ra m o u n t ary hill w hich in creases th e ir com ­
'B be born a g a in , he ca n n o t see the
M ickelson. Mrs. N ib lin 's work is e n ­
p
en
satio
n
to
$3,000
a
y
ear.
A
lth
o
u
g
h
Mrs. Chas. C leveland was given a
to th e public w elfare, an d because
W h e reas, It h as pleased th e las*
dont of G o d ;” “ My kingdom is
le g isla tiv e session to su b m it to th e tire ly o rig in a l, b ea u tifu l and effect­ they had voted fo r th e public official it was po in ted o u t th a t no vote coul
co m p lete su rp rise last nig h t whe*’ a
of th is w o rld .”
people of th is s ta te a p ro p o sitio n of ive.
con cern ed o r knew his fa th e r o r m a r­ be ta k e n on th e m a tte r u n til Novein n u m b e r of m em b ers of th e W hite
rum t h e s e p a s s a g e s w ith m a n y b o n d in g th e s ta te
fo r $6,000,000,
About fo rty c a n d id a te s w ere in ­
her, 1918, it was decided Co go aliea
S h rin e invaded h e r hom e and re ­
Is we learn th a t G od's kingdom is te rm e d fo r "G ood R o a d s” bond issue. vested w ith th e fifth d egree, th e c e r­ ried his re la tio n o r belonged «to his
an d stop p ay m en t if th e re is y et tim e m inded h e r of th e ev en t of h er b ir th ­
W
h
ereas,
T
he
g
ra
n
g
e
s
of
th
is
sta
te
lodge
o
r
ch
u
rch
,
lie
sh
o
u
ld
buy
th
e
ir
dual and e te rn a l, reach in g hack-
to file th e referen d u m w ith in th e pre
and n atio n have gone on record as em ony being follow ed by a splendid m erch an d ise,
rea l ( sta te , a d v e rtis ­
day.
N early all of those present
and fo rw ard.
E very soul In fav o rin g th e pay-as-you-go policy and e n te rta in m e n t.
D in n er and su p p e r
scribed tim e lim it.
ing
sp
ace
or
in
su
ra
n
c
e
policy
n
g
ard
-
w ere from P o rtlan d .
R efresh m en ts
age, of w h ate v er nam e, color, decidedly a g a in s t g re a t long tim e was serv ed to all p rese n t at th e two
A m essage was a u th o riz e d to bi
ice whose face is tu rn e d to w ard bond issues such as e n ta il g rea tly m eal h o u rs, an d th e session was d e­ less of th e needs of th e public for se n t President. W ilson an d th e Ore w ere b ro u g h t w hich were enjoyed by
'a n y of th ese th in g s o r lie should give
th e -whole com pany s e a te d 'a r o u n d
and is living th e best life he add ed expense.
W hereas, T hese bond issu es in o r­ clared to have been one of th e best every ap p lica n t a p osition reg a rd le ss gon d eleg atio n in co n g ress to th e ef a long ta b le in th e living room . T he
s how is a m em b er of G od's uni- d er to m ake th e m effective and ac ev er held in th e co u n ty .
feet th a t it is th e d u ty of all loyal
of th e need of th e public fo r th e
ev en in g was sp en t playing cards.
»1 and sp iritu a l kingdom .
cp p tab le, a re m ade n o n -tax ab le, and
Tiie next session will be held with
A m ericans to su p p o rt th e executive
services
offered.
Each
person
disap
¡ n W 'pr d e p a rtu re of Je su s th e apos
T hose p rese n t, besides Mr.
and
W hereas, M illions of th e se bonds E vening S ta r g ra n g e in Ju n e , to be
in th e present crisis.
Mrs. C leveland, w ere Mr. and Mrs
D fl'o o k up th e w ork, and preached a re sold to th e bond in g in te re s ts and follow ed by th e S ep tem b er mpet at pointed is su re to h a rb o r re se n tm e n t
It
was
decided
to
hold
a
field
day
and in tim e th e d isap p o in ted ones be­
» n^y w here th e gospel of th e king- a n n o n -tax a b le th e re b y d iv e rtin g a G resham .
ag ain th is y ea r on th e saane p lan s T. J M endenhall, Mr. and Mrs P.
la rg e p o rtio n of o u r a v a ila b le m onies
come
th e m a jo rity an d they pin th e ir
‘i(?H they g a th e re d th e people to to a c h a n n e l of n o n -tax a tio n , w hich is
th a t were so successful la st y ear. T he Borgpn, Mrs. Alice Cowell, Mrs. Lulu
F o llo w in g th e in sta lla tio n of th e fai,h on “ n e * Moses,
B * r in every place, an d som etim es d a n g e ro u s to th e com m on people,
m a tte r was re fe rre d to th e su b o rd i M acrum , Mr. an d Mrs L. M. Davis.
th e re fo re , be it
above officers a t P om ona g ran g e , on
x,*ny of *he public a re a p t to
ro B it'te d a m an of m a tu re y ea rs as
n a te g ran g e s to ap p o in t th«»ir com ­ Mr. and Mrs. C. L. P eebler, Miss M ar­
R esolved, By P om ona g ran g e a t its
a Public official, not as he m ittees.
let
p re sb u te ro s; o r an o v erse er r e g u la r session M arch 21, 1917, th a t W ednesday, C o u n ty Coffim lssioner
D etails will be s e ttle d a t g a re t H ow atson, Mrs. B ettle C hick-
erln g , Miss N ellie M cKinley, .( apt,
11 perin ten d e n t— episcopos; and we a re u n equivocally opposed to th is R ufus H olm an w as in v ited to ad- niPa8ure’ Lis ev ery official act by th e Die session in Ju n e.
i W 1)' th e re was ap p o in ted som eone g rea t bonding system and to th ese d ress th e assem b lag e upon co u n ty a f - 1 onp ,PSf “ ,,ow 'loes th is effect th e
The new g ru n g e law p e rm ittin g and Mrs J u liu s Allyn, Mr an d Mrs.
so-called $6,000,000 bonds th a t arc fairs.
public
a d m in is tra tio n ? ”
m ean in g
L. S tevens, all of P o rtlan d , Mr.
lU^J"k a fte r th e n eeds of th e poor offered
d eleg ates from P om ona to th e sla t
to th e people of th is s ta te for
H is re m a rk s were m ainly dev o ted th ereb y is it for th p g re a te st good to g ran g e was ta k en a d v a n ta g e of by an d Mrs. W endell C leveland, Mr. an d
»''on o r in ln is tra n t diak an o s.
th e ir ad o p tio n a t th e next special
to th e excessive e x p e n d itu re of fu n d s ,tlP g re a te st n u m b er, b u t by th e self- th e election ot J. J. Jo h n so n an d wife Mrs. O. J. Brown and M aster R obert
om th ese sim p le beg in n in g s have election.
W hile we favor an d believe in good in Die c o n stru c tio n of th e V ista isl* th o u g h t, w here do we, as sin g le from th is county. T. .1. K re u d e r and Stevens.
foped, th ro u g h th e c e n tu rie s, the
ro ad s an d will do a ll in o u r pow er to H ouse at C row n P o in t. H e told o! in d iv id u als, d esirin g to get som e-
wife were chosen a lte rn a te s.
rate an d pow erful ecclesiastical fa v o r th e in te re sts of good ro ad s and
th e o rig in a l a p p ro p ria tio n of $ 1 2 ,- 1 th in g to o u r p erso n al ad v a n ta g e from
A w om an's w ork co m m ittee was DR WILBER THOMPSON
th e b u ild in g up of co m m u n ities at
ms of se v eral chu rch es.
SAVES WOMAN S LIFE
I 'lie g ro w th of th e early ch u rc h , la rg e by the b u ild in g of good roads 0oo but sta te d th a t R o a d m a ster Yeon till' public service ut th e expense of ap p o in ted co n sistin g of Mrs. E. A
in an econom ical way, th is so-called ' had ch an g ed them w ith o u t c o n su ltin g all th e rest of th e people profit with N ibiin, Mrs. I W. T ow nsend an d
the c e n tra liz in g of ecclesiastical
bond issue “ Good R o ad s" we consid- anyone else lo such an extent Dial Dlls co m m issio n er? W ith th e resu lt Mrs. C h ristin e C avanagh.
Dr W ilb er T h o m p so n , son of Dr.
' in th e bishop of Rome in the e r not only an in ju s tic e to th e peo-
A.
T hom pson of G resh am , an d well
,
.
.
.
i Tri«* c o st w o u ld now he o v p r 1F i 2 o u o th a t th e co n scien tio u s official Is m is­
A reso lu tio n was ad o p ted oppos
* ■
■
|h c e n tu ry ; of th e ecum enical pie, in asm u ch as it proposes a system _ .
of road bu ild in g w hich Is not econom -i 1 ,p , <,mm‘SBlo n ers w ere kept in D ip rep rese n ted , apt to be m isu n d ersto o d lug Die ch a n g e in n am e of Y am hill know n h ere saved th e life of a w om ­
" I s ; of th e g reat schism of 589,
leal; fo r by th e tim e th ese bonds »lark co n cern in g th e ch a n g e un til th»'
stre e t, in P o rtlan d , m a k in g It M a rk e t an at th e M u ltn o m ah county h o sp ital
1 ’lie e a ste rn ch u rc h se p a ra te d have been paid in full th e people Of bills cam e in fo r th e la rg e r sum Mr and u ltim a te ly re p u d ia te d .
y esterd ay by g iv in g th re e p lo ts of his
stree
t.
tile w estern ; of th e re fo rm a tio n O regon will pay nearly dou b le value y POI1 jtl8flfle(1
a(.tio „ b
own blood.
Two P o rtla n d dally n ew spapers
R.
W.
Gill,
Mrs.
E.
A.
N
ibiin
an
d
*
»u.vuig
fo
r
th
e
ir
roads
they
will
build
u
n
d
er
.
,
r M artin L u th e r in th e six te e n th
th is bond issue.
,i,a * ,l,p l,p|>l’l<» w ould ap p ro v e his cam»* in for a c o m p lim e n ta ry résolu T. P. C am pbell w ere in stru c te d to
Dr. ritompson is an in te rn e at th e
O'. T h ese su b je c ts we leave to
action w hen th e w ork is finished.
lion at P ouiona, in a reso lu tio n pre act w itii a like com m ittee from th e o u n ty h o sp ital an d v o lu n te ered to
dent of h istory.
C ounty g ran g e m em b ersh ip has
Tiie work is so fa r along th a t Die s e i . led by W. H. D ufur, of W oodlawn
lai katiias co unty g ran g e s In secu r- give his ow n blood to save th e w om ­
p use th e te rm " c h u rc h " as eni- fallen slig h tly off since th e m eeting co unty m ust now finish th e b u ilding g ran g e
It was ad o p ted a f te r a few ng low excursion rateH to A sto ria a n ’s life, s h e had been bleed in g in ­
ng all th e s a in ts of all tim e, of P om ona in D ecem ber, according o r leave It a w reck. Mr. Y eon’s pro brief ta lk s by a sm all m a jo rity of
d u rin g Die week of th e s ta te g ra n g e te rn a lly fo r th re e days and Imme-
ling th e kingdom of God, we O ih e re p o rts h anded in at Die Po­ ce ed u re was ab so lu tely irre g u la r and those
voting,
p rin cip ally
women n May.
lla te tra n sfu sio n whh necessary. She
adm it it is a d iv in e in s titu tio n ; m ona m eeting at P leasan t Valley on Im proper, h ut th e d istric t a tto rn e y no m bers
T he reso lu tio n , w hile be­
T he last piece of " r e s o lu tln g ” was Is a P o rtu g u e se an d w ith o u t re la tiv e s
is its a u th o r, its p ro te c to r, and W ednesday ol th is week.
In lie lias m ade legal c h a n g es to co rresp o n d ing co m p lim e n ta ry
to th e Jo u rn a l a m essage to Itussiu c o n g ra tu la tin g In th is c o u n try .
H er nam e is Mrs.
•u re is secu re.
e m b er Die to ta l m em b ersh ip was and th e b u ild in g will be com pleted and News, was a vicious slap at Die
lie people on th e ir ch a n g e in g o v e rn ­ A lte ra G oviralen.
refer to the o rg a n iz a tio n , tile 986. Il is now 973, show ing a loss of on th e p resen t p lan s, a lth o u g h it d e ­ le g isla tu re and a co v ert dig at Die
m ent.
Il was d o u b tle ss in tro d u ced
T h e o p e ra tio n was p erfo rm ed by
tastical b o d /, no m a tte r w hat h irte e n in th e th re e m onths.
pletes D ip em erg en cy fund and ta k es O regonian anil T eleg ram . It was all as a jo k e but it w ent th ro u g h u n a n ­ Drs. M cKay, E llis an d Pease. It was
1 it bears, we m ust recognize it
T h e a tte n d a n c e at P leasan t Valley money from o th e r sources. Mr. Hol- about Die p u b licatio n of th e deliti- im ously.
su ccessfu l an d th e w om an will live.
hat it is, an o rg a n iz a tio n c re a t-
Dr. T hom pson suffered no III effects
QUARTERLY MEETING
BORING REBEKAH LODGE
devout men h av in g in view th e ODD FELLOWS JOIN
REV A. J. WARE CALLED
b
u t is r a th e r weak from th e loss of
IN
ANNUAL
EVENT
APPOINTMENT
RECALLED
TO
GIVE
ONE
ACT
PLAY
ip lish m en t of th e g re a te st w ork
TO BAPTIST PASTORATE blood.
com m itteed to m an.
Five Odd Fellow lodges B oring.
T he fo u rth d istric t q u a rte rly m eet- '
P o sters a re out an n o u n c in g an en
Rev. A. J. W are h as accepted th e
1 th ese d iv ine In stitu tio n s? No,
G resham , S andy, E stacad a and Rock- illg of , hp ,.orH an(, d |Btrlf.t of th
MRS SARAH A HARRIS
e
te
rta
iu m e n t and o ne-act play at Bor- p a s to ra te of th e B ethel
»re h u m an , and as such they are wood are jo in in g in a c e le b ra tio n of
B ap tist
PASSES AWAY TODAY
'* d to ch a n g e and give place to th e foundinga»f th e o rd er, to be held F re e M ethodist ch u rch will be held ing on S atu rd ay n ig h t, April 14 T h e ch u rch of G resham an d will begin
erfect ch u rc h f^ r w hich Je su s at B oring on April 28. On th is o c­ In th e Free .Methodist ch u rch a t d ram a to he given is "B a rg a in Day
Mrs.
S
arah A H a rris, m o th e r or
his work on A pril 1.
Rev. E. A.
id as reco rded In Jo h n 17:2 1 , casion it will be for Odd Fellow s and G resh am , A pril 19-22 and th e q u a r ­ at B lo o m en steln s.”
H. S h u m a te , died a t th e la tte r's
terly m eetin g w hich was to be held
Leonard', who has been a c tin g p a sto r
_ 'hey all may be one; as th o u , R e b ek a h s only.
T h ere will he a lau g h for all and
hom e to d ay , aged 89 years. F u n e ra l
M
arch
25,
is
recalled
.
Bishop
Sellen
of
th e c h u rc h , will d o s e his work serv ices will be held a t th e B a p tist
B r a rt in me, an d I in th ee, th a t
all
a
re
in
v
ited
to
he
th
e
re
.
A
dm
is­
A co m m ittee of a rra n g e m e n ts from an d all th e p asto rs of th e d istric t
, B i l s o may be o n e In u s.”
w ith th e ch u rch next S un d ay by ch u rc h on S atu rd ay at 2 o'clock. Rev.
sion will be 15 cen ts.
th e five lodges has been form ed w ith will be p resen t a t th is m eeting.
p
rea ch in g both m o rn in g an d e v e n ­ A. J, W are of O regon City will offi­
j l
(T o be c o n tin u e d )
W. A. M orand, ch a irm an , an d L. IL
F o r Sale, < 'heap
ing. T he ch u rc h h as m et all flnan- ciate.
.Malllcoat, se creta ry .
Each lodge is
Tailoring
h na em ploys nearly 4 not! ex-
Or tra d e fo r som e lan d n e a r Boring, cial o b lig a ations.
tio n s
P
s a la
l a r ry
v , in
P a a s s to
to r r's
r's Halar’r*
sa
In-
to fu rn ish a p a rt of th e e n te r ta in ­
.
lr>-
For men and women— c n in e , A q u a r te r sectio n of best w h eat lan d , ....
| from E u ro p e an d A m erica to m ent. Two y ears ago th e ce leb ratio n
I' re ig h t cara fo r sh ip p in g b an an as
ex
penses
an
d
m
issio
n
ary
‘ a
pressing and repairing done » .. six miles south of Viking, A lberta.
' C anada. Also sp len d id ch an ce to ¡b u d g e t h av e all been paid an d th e In w in te r a re h eated by h alf a dozen
her railways, postofflees, etc, was held at G resh am ; last y ea r at P e te r l^enard, ro w e l) stre e t.
raise cattle. 8. Stenberg, Boring
new p a sto r begins his p a s to ra te w ith ­ o r so la rg e oil sto v es ran g ed down
arp 1.105 B ritish and 174 Am- E stacad a
Rai gain Dance at Orient.
th e c e n te r of th e car. T he tem p era-
o u t any financial In cu m b ran ces.
8 on the job, m any of the lat-
Saturday night, March 31. G ood'
lf your Ou,look «ubscrlptlon has
j tu r e Is k ep t a t an a v e rag e of 35 de-
the most Im portant offices.
Don •t forget to read the want ads. • mu, lc.
7»c , «Pir«»* renew today.
1
I L
G ran g e M em bership.
Bargains In the Want ads
1 grees.