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K E L S O , May 14.— E d ito r O u tlo o k
— T h e fo llo w in g a rtic le is a rep ly to
th o se in th e co m m u n ity w ho cau sed
th e K u sselite li te r a tu r e to he dis-
tr ib u te d th e p ast w eek.
O ne of th e la rg e st g a th e r in g s in
th is v icin ity fo r m an y m oons, w as a t
th e p re tty hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs.
G eo. C h a m b e rlu in on la st W ed n es-
<lav e v e n in g , w hen th e re la tiv e s a n d
F ir r t le t it be u n d e rs to o d th a t th e frie n d s m et to w ish .Mr. C h a tu b e r-
R u sse lite s as a re lig io u s sect h av e lain G o d -sp eed an d c o n u n e u d him fo r
th e sa m e rig h t to in te r p r e t s c r ip tu r e hi8 p a trlo tU . B p |rh a9 he ,g
8 a„
th a t an y o th e r re lig io u s se c t h as al
soou fo r F ra n c e w h e re he w ill be in
th o u g h th e y m a k e a co m m o n m is­
a c tiv e se rv ice w ith A m erican e x p e d i­
ta k e in try in g to build up th e ir ow n
tio n a ry fo rce Y. ,M. C. A. Mr. C h a m ­
c h u rc h by te a r in g dow n o th e r s in
b e rla in w as born a n d g rew to m a n ­
c o n tra d ic tio n to th e m o tto th e ir p a ­
hood in th is v icin ity an d is o n e o f th e
p e r p rin ts th a t th e y te a c h re lig io u s
d e p e n a b le so rt of m en th a t th e co m ­
to le ra n c e .
In te r p r e ta tio n
o f th e
m u n ity cun ill a ffo rd to lose.
We
B ible a n d B ible p ro p h e c ie s is th e
h o p e h e m ay r e tu r u safely to h is e s­
r ig h t of all, a n d d iffe rs a c c o rd in g to
tim a b le w ife gnd fam ily a n d we u re
th e s p iritu a l c a lib re o f th e in te r p r e ­
s u r e he will fill th e p o sitio n to w hich
te r. T h e re a re , h o w ev er, so m e th in g s
he h as been a ssig n e d c re d ita b ly . Mr.
th a t th e ltu s s e lite s
do
no t m a k e
D avis h as p u rc h a s e d th e sto ck of
c le a r in th e ir d e fe n se o f th e ir a t t i ­
m e rc h a n d is e fro ie G eo. C h a m b e rla in
tu d e to w a rd th e w ar.
T h ey m ak e
an d w ill co n tin u e th e b u sin e ss a t th e
th e s ta te m e n t
th a t
th ey
a re not
sa m e place on th e C o lu m b ia H ig h ­
a g a in s t th e g o v e rn m e n t in an y sen se,
way n e a r th e g ra n g e h all.
th a t they reco g n ize th e U n ite d S ta te s
Miss E m m a S p y b ro ck is c le rk in g
g o v e rn m e n t as th e best on e a rtli and
in W. K n ig h t's sto re .
P re s id e n t W ilson as th e g re a te s t of
Mrs. S te rn s is v is itin g h e r d a u g h ­
e a r th 's ru le rs. T hey a lso s ta te th a t
te r a t O gden, U tah.
th e fall of a u to c ra c y
is c e rta in .
Mr. a n d Mrs. L ew is Ilra tle y a n d
T h e n , w hy do they not c o -o p e ra te
Mr. an d Mrs. Dean H en sen of P o r t­
w ith o u r g o v e rn m e n t
in its fight
lan d v isited th e ir p a re n ts , Mr. a n d
a g a in s t a u to c ra c y w hich th ey a d m it
Mrs. W. H. H eed, S u n d ay .
is an evil th a t m u st fa ll? T h ey say
At p re s e n t th e r e seem s to be a
th a t G o d 's h an d is in th is w ar an d
sc a rc ity o f salm o n in th e C o lu m b ia
th a t it w ill re s u lt in good to m a n ­
an d th e fishing b u sin ess is at a s t a n d ­
k in d , yet in c o n s iste n tly re fu se to aid
still.
in th e fight a g a in s t w ro n g on g ro u n d s
E a rl P o u n d e r is h om e o n a f u r ­
o f " c o n s c ie n tio u s o b je c tio n ," “ th a t
lo u g h fro m C am p L ew is
b ein g fu lly c o n se c ra te d to th e la ird ,
T h e May m e e tin g of C o lu m b ia
a n d b eliev in g if th ey a re fa ith fu l to
g ra n g e w as very p le a s a n t a n d in te t-
H im th ey sh a ll h av e a p a rt in H is
e siiu g
M any of th e m e m b e rs took
k in g d o m
of
r ig h te o u s n e s s "
th e y
p a rt in th e p ro g ra m at th e le c tu re
ta k e re fu g e in th e se le c tiv e d ra f t law
h o u r.
O ne la u d ld a tc
w as g iven
w hich p ro v id e s th a t su ch c o n sc ie n ­
first a n d seco n d d e g re e w o rk an d one
tio u s o b je c tio rs be g iv en n o n -co m ­
o b lig a te d in th ird an d fo u r th .
At
b a ta n t serv ice, a n d claim c lassifica­
th e n ext re g u la r m e e tin g , th e first
tio n u n d e r th is s ta tu te . If th ey b e­
S a tu rd a y in J u n e , th e flag w hich w as
lieve th e w ar is a p a rt o f th e d iv in e
re c e n tly
p u rc h a se d
by th e g ra n g e
p lan a n d th a t it w ill re s u lt in good
w ill be ra ise d . AU g ra n g e r s a re in ­
w hy a re th e y n o t w illin g to h elp in
v ited to a tte n d .
p ro m u lg a tin g
G o d ’s
w o rk ?
T h ey
R alp h K in caid cam e d o w n fro m
give P a s to r Itu ssel a g re a t d eal of
C am p L ew is S a tu rd a y e v e n in g to
c re d it fo r
fo re te llin g
th e p resen t
sp en d S u n d a y , M o th e r's d a y , w ith
w ar, b u t n o t only h as P a s to r K assel
h is m o th e r a t th e C o rb e tt c o u n try
n o t had a c o rn e r on in te r p r e ta tio n of
hom e.
B ible p ro p h e c ie s b u t th is w ar an d
Jo h n H oose, o f P o rtla n d , v isited
G od’s p la n s w ould h a v e w o rk ed o u t
frie n d s h e re S u n d ay .
w h e th e r P a s to r K usbc I o r an y one
M rs. Zoe M cC levrty, of P o rtla n d ,
else had fo re to ld It o r n o t
b u t th e
w as th e g u est of M rs. C la ra S m ith ,
o u ts ta n d in g a n d im p o r ta n t fact is
th is w eek -en d .
th is — th a t e v ery m an a t th e fro n t
a n d e v ery p erso n w ho is c o -o p e ra tin g
PLEASANT VALLEY
w ith o u r g o v e rn m e n t in its fight fo r
Mr.
a n d M rs. T h o s. E llin g h a m an d
fre e d o m , Ju stic e a n d th e b ro th e rh o o d
M
rs.
E
m m a G o d frey , of
P o rtla n d ,
of m an a re th e real in te r p r e te r s of
B ible pro p h ecy a n d a re th e o n es w ho w ere g u e s ts a t th e h o m e o f Mr. an d
a re w o rk in g o u t th e d iv in e plan Mrs. G. N. S a g e r S u n d ay a fte rn o o n .
Mr. an d Mrs.
H en ry M elby, o f
w hich w ill re su lt In th e g o ld en age
P o rtla n d , w ere c a lle rs a t th e h o m e
ol th e m ille n iu m
N one re a liz e so
of M r. an d Mrs. H a rry S a g e r last
tr u ly a n d g lo rio u sly w h a t we a re
fig h tin g lo r as th e a c tiv e p a rtic ip a n ts S u n d ay .
Mr. a n d M rs. II. E. P o p p le to n e n ­
in th is w ar do. T h e re is no p a rtic ­
te r ta in e d frie n d s fro m th e city S u n ­
u la r im p o rta n c e o r good in th e m ere
in te r p r e ta tio n of th e p ro p h ecies, it day.
M r. an d
Mrs. C has. L in e r an d
is not sa y in g
" L o rd , L o rd ” th a t
« lau g h ter, Miss G race, w ere g u e sts of
b rin g s us in to th e K in g d o m , but
Mr. a n d M rs. W. U. M oore S u n d ay .
“ D oing th e w ill o f th e F a th e r ." T h is
Mr. a n d Mrs. M ike H ein rich a re
is m e a n t by " w o rk in g o u t o u r sa lv a ,
,
tio n , " a n d a re not all w ho a re w ork- re c e iv in g c o n g ra tu la tio n s o n th e a r-
in g a g a in s t th e ev il o f a u to c ra c y r *val 1,1 a BO11, " ,iy
a * a ,,rl an
w o rk in g w ith G od? L et us k eep o u r h o sp ita l.
vision on th e big th in g s , th e id eal
Mr a n d Mr8 °
” u ic h e y ,lavP
, fo r w hich
, l . we a re all h o p , in g — w orld
I , m oved in to th e P. P. J . e n n . e . house,
p eace, b u t in so d o in g we m u st
< « a m e r o n , o f o rt a n , w as
w ork to g e th e r an d d ro p a ll p etty a \ a " ey
'X!'!..'.
Miss L y d ia S a u n d e rs , o f C o rv a llis,
o p in io n s and ideas,
H ow ca n an y
w as a g u e s t a t th e h o m e o f Mr an d
re lig io u s sect re a lly th in k it is th e
M rs. W. U. M oore o v e r S u n d ay .
o n ly o n e w ho is rig h t a n d s ta n d alo o f
L elan d M oore, w ho h a s ju s t g r a d ­
a s "c h o s e n of G o d " a n d y et ex p ect to
u a te d fro m th e O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l
s h a r e in th e g lo rie s to com e. In th e
K u sse lite
p a m p h le t
" K in g d o m .coH««e ha8 e ? ll8t,e d
A
a n d le ft T u e sd a y fo r C am p L ew is.
N ew s” is p ic tu re d th e tim e w hen m is­
O scar B y ers, of P o rtla n d , an d fo r-
e ry and w oe w ill cease an d a ll te a r s
(m e rly of th is p lace , w ho recently-
be w iped aw a y — y e t fo llo w e rs of th e
g ra d u a te d fro m th e fo re s try d e p a r t­
K u sse lite te a c h in g s a re co n sp ic u o u s
m en t o f th e O reg o n A g ric u ltu ra l c o l­
by re fu s in g to a id in Ked C ro ss w o rk ,
lege h a s g one to W a sh in g to n , D. C.,
th e B elg ian R e lie f o r to c o -o p e ra te
w h ere h e w ill e n te r th e se rv ic e a s a
w ith o u r g o v e rn m e n t in its c a u se of
c ru is e r fo r th e g o v e rn m e n t an d will
r ig h t w hich is th e c a u se o f h u m a n i­
p ro b ab ly be se n t to F ra n c e at an
ty , th e c a u se o f G od. B ib le p ro p h e ­
cies w ill in te r p r e t th e m se lv e s, it is e a rly d a te .
P re s id e n t T. R. B erry c a lle d a
fo r us to do w h a t o u r h a n d s find to
m e e tin g o f th e Red C ro ss c o m m itte e
do. T h e w rite r b eliev es w ith P re s i­
fo r la s t M onday e v e n in g a t w hich
d e n t W ilson in " p e a c e a t a n y p rice
p la n s w ere c o n su m a te d fo r th e se c ­
even th o u g h th e p rice is w a r.” it is
ond R ed C ro ss d riv e.
th e only w ay at p re s e n t. I ta k e i t —
even a K u sse lite w ould n o t h e s ita te
LUSTED
to use fo rce If his w ife o r c h ild w ere
a tta c k e d by a b ru te . T h e ltu s s e lite s
M rs. G eo rg e L u ste d , w ho h as been
co m p la in o f b eing p e rs e c u te d by th e v ery ill fo r th e p a st th r e e w eek s w ith
o th e r c h u rc h e s a n d
th e
c le rg y in p n e u m o n ia , is im p ro v in g slow ly. H er
g e n e ra l,
i do n o t th in k th e y h av e d a u g h te r-in -la w , M rs. A r th u r L u s t­
an y c o m p la in t on th is sc o re in th e ed, h a s been ta k in g c a re of h e r m o st
h e ir c ritic ism
of o th e r (o f , k e tim e.
face of
Most re lig io u s d en o m in a-1
M rs. H a rris H am ilto n an d c h ild re n
c h u rc h e s
tlo n s a re c o -o p e ra tin g in re lie f w ork WPIl, , o S e a ttle last T u esd ay to visit
o f all k in d s an d a re ta k in g a s ta n d I ¡,p r 8i„ ,p r Mrs E vylln S h e rrill
w ith o u t g o v e rn m e n t In h a rm o n i- I M ra j H o san er w as called to I’o rt-
o u sly w o rk in g fo r th e c o n su m a tio n lah(j | aR, W ed n esd ay to see h e r
o f th e w ar
T h e re is now no »uch j (la u g h tp r Mrs. F. T o m b lin g , w ho is
th in g a s b eing n e u tr a l— It
Is e ith e r 8)rk
n , p Good S a m a rita n h o sp ita l |
fo r o u r n a tio n o r a g a in s t,
a n d any SIr8
K(, H a m ilto n w as c a lled to
in s titu tio n , re lig io u s o r
o th e rw is e ^e a t , |e by te le g ra m last M onday on
w hich g iv es its fo llo w e rs a
c h a n c e to a c c o u n t o f th e se rio u s illn ess of h e r
be n o n -p a r tic ip a n ts is a re fu g e fo r j a n c | e _ G eo rg e H a m ilto n , w ho d ied on
th e p ro -en em y a n d m u st th e r e fo re W e d n esd ay .
becom e a c a u se o f in v e s tig a tio n by
S chool
w ill clo se h e re F rid a y ,
th e g o v e rn m e n t.
M oreo v er, C h ris t MaJ. j -
p la n s a re b ein g m ad e fo r
ta u g h t th a t th e " K in g d o m of God is a plcnJc S a tu rd a y a t B enson p a rk on
w ith in " , n o t a m a te ria l k in g d o m set the Columbia Highway.
up on e a r th . In so fa r as we a re In
John Weeks Is building a large
h a rm o n y w ith G od do es H is k in g d o m barn on his farm.
come to us and only the full realtza-! Mrs. j
Robertson and daugh-
tlon of this will bring about ideal l|er Marian, came down from Mon-
outward conditions.
mouth to stay over Sunday and re-
MR8 ROBERT JONSRl'D. ),„rnprt Tuesday.
T a ilo r in g
Stolen Fords can be found or paid |
For men and women—cleaning. for through the N. W. N. and you
pressing and repairing done well. kave 15.00 per year on new cars
Peter Lenard, Powell street.
|John Brown, agent.— Adv.
OUTLOOK
FR ID A Y .
MAY
17.
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4 . IN THE W O R L D j | b ]
‘‘.7 great net of mercy drawn through an ocean of unspeakable pain."
“I’m afraid that’s all I can spare”
You’re a regular, red-blooded, true-blue American. You love
your country. You love that flapping, snapping old Hag. Your
heart thumps hard when the troops tramp by. You’re lo y a l—
100 per cent.
You intend to— you w ant to help win the war in a hurry.
“Sacrifice? Sure,” you’ve been thinking. “Just you wait till
they really need it.” And you’ve honestly thought you m eant it.
But—look yourself in the eye, now, and search up and down
inside of your heart did you mean it? Did you really mean “sacri­
fice” ? Listen— You feel poor. This third Liberty Loan, the high
prices, the Income Tax you’ve done your hit. You feel that you’ve
given all you can spare.
What? Then what did you mean? W hat’s that you said about
loving your country? What did you think the word “sacrifice meant?
Surely you didn’t mean, «lid you, to give only what you can spare?
What about our boys who are giving their lives in the trenches?
Are they giving only what they can “spare” ?
How about those mothers and little “kiddies” in the shell-wrecked
towns of that war-swept hell hungry, ragged, sobbing, alone? —
giving up their homes, their husbands, their fathers?
While we over here, with our fun and our comforts,—we hold
up our heads and feel patriotic because we have given what? Some
loose bills off the top of our roll. “W e’ve given all we can spare!"
Come, come! Let’s quit fooling ourselves. Let’s learn what
“sacrifice” m eans. Let’s give m ore than we can spare — let’s
“give till the heart says stop.”
Every cent of every dollar received for Red Cross War Fund goes for War Relief.
T h e A m erican Red C ross is th e la rg e s t and
m ost efficient o rg a n iz a tio n for tin relief of
su fferin g th a t th e w orld has ev er seen.
It is m ade up alm ost e n tire ly of v o lu n teer
w o rk ers, th e h ig h e r ex ecu tiv es being w ithout
ex ception men accustom ed to larg e affairs, who
a re in alm ost all cases giv in g th e ir services
w ith o u t pay.
It is su p p o rted e n tire ly by its m em b ersh ip
fees a n d by v o lu n ta ry c o n trib u tio n s .
It Is today b rin g in g re lie f to su fferin g h um an
ity, both m ilita ry and civil, in every w ar torn
allied co u n try .
•
It p lan s tom orrow to help in tlie w ork of
re s to ra tio n th ro u g h o u t th e world
It feeds aud clo th es e n tire p o p u latio n s In
tim es of g re a t calam ity.
Il is th e re to help y o u r so ld ie r boy In his
I line of need
W ith Its th o u sa n d s of w orkers. Its tre m e n d ­
ous sto re s an d sm ooth ru n n in g tra n s p o rta tio n
facilities, It is se rv in g as A m erica's advance
g u ard aud th u s helping to w in th e w ar.
C ongress a u th o riz e s it.
P re s id e n t W ilson h ead s it.
T he W ar D ep artm en t a u d its Its acco u n ts
Your A rm y, y o u r Navy aud y o u r A llies en
tliu sia stic a ily en d o rse it
T w enty tw o m illion A m erican s have Joined It.
Contributed to the Red Cross by—
PO W E L I/S PHARMACY.
E. W. AYLSWORTH, the Clothier
l,R .1. E ('LANAHAN, Dentist
W R. BURKE. Jeweler.
BROWN & ( LEVEl,AND,
Real Estate and Insurance.
A .1 W B RO W N . M.ut Market
.MAX SCHNEIDER. Photos
THEO. VON DONINCK, Baker
GEO. DIETL, Sanitary Market.
R R CARLSON, Furniture.
BESSEL S FARM MACHINERY
BANK OF GRESHAM
FIRST STATE BANK
GRESHAM DRUG CO
CARL DAHL, Shoe Shop
A W. METZGER, Groceries.
DR II II OTT, Dentist
KIDDER HARDWARE CO.
GRESHAM BUICK CO.
C. E. OSBURN, Chevrolet Agency
CANNON’S DRY GOODS.
G. B BELT, Confectionery.