Gresham outlook., December 19, 1919, Image 1

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VOL. 9. NO. 84
G resham O utlook
_________ ___________ MULTNOMAH COUNTY
FIRE MARSHALS ON
INSPECTION VISIT
VIOLETS CAUSE OF ORDER
FOR FERTILIZER BOOKS
OREGON
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1919
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.50 PER YEAR
Growth at Capita’ Between Wars
E
il
s r
GRESHAM WOMAN D IES
AT KENNEW ICK, WASH.
CHRISTMAS APPEAL
FOR ARMENIANS
T he L ib rary ow ns a violet bed__
W ord »a* received la st F rid a y .)
set out several years ago th ro u g h the
D ecem ber 12. by A rsa S m ith , of th e !
generosity of Mrs. Parsons.
d e a th of his m o th e r, Mrs. C h arity
The fire s itu a tio n in th e tow n of
T hose violets should be m oved.’’ |
S m ith, at th e hom e of h er d a u g h te r,;
To save the lives of 900 (too people
(pushatn is being in v e stig a te d thio quoth th e lib rarian ,
" I m ust get
Mrs. S arah B. D orothy, at K enne-, te Armenia and eth er w estern Asian
week by th re e d ep u ty fire m a rsh a ls sOme f e r tiliz e r "
wick. W ashington, a f te r a b rief ill­ countries and to care for more :hsn
«nt o'it fro m th e office of A. C. B ar-
She approached a dairym an. But i
25O0UO o n ’bans who are hoioelesa
ness.
sta te fire m a rsh a l.
Geo. W . j he shook his head.
Mrs. S m ith w as a fa m ilia r figure th ere form er P resident William How­
Stokes is in c h a rg e of th e w ork of
“ Need it all m yself.”
in G resham fo r se v eral y ears p ast.! ard T aft. Henry Morgenthau, form er
examining th e fire d e p a rtm e n t equip-
T hen she tried a sm all farm er
I w here she h as sp en t th e su m m ers at snit.Rssj.dor to Turkey, and Alexander
ment te stin g th e w a te r system , n n d Again a sh ak e of th e head,
it he hem es of A rza S m ith an d L ester J Hemphill, the New York banker, as
examining all th e fire fighting facili-
"U sed it all on my corn p atch .”
¡Spencer.
T h e w in tsr clim a te of I members of the Executive Com m ittee
dee Mr. S ta k e s is a m an of w ide
T he next was an o th e r farm er
(w estern O regon w as try in g on h e r 5 ef Near East Relief the former Amer
experience in th is lin e h av in g been | “ Sorry, but ca n ’t let you have It
' h e a lth , and sh e has been accu sto m s 1 ; lean Com mittee on Aruieulan and
,or a n u m b e r of y e a rs a cap tain of Could use tw ice w hat I’ve got mv-
I to go to e a ste rn W ash in g to n to r e - : Syrian Relief, have Issued a O irist-
one of th e P o rtla n d fire d e p a r tm e n ts .. self.”
! m ain w ith h e r d a u g h te rs d u rin g the ! mns appeal for contlaned supi«'ri of
Gilbert A llen w ill in v e stig a te th e
Still undism ayed th e lib rarian
w in ter m onths.
She h as been In I this organisation and Its work.
(feeble h ea lth fo r som e tim e and a 1 Near East Relief la now o j^ rn tln g
legal p h ase of th e situ a tio n , exam - sought o u t the ag ric u ltu ral teacher
j week before h e r d eath suffered a f a l l ! under a government ch arter and Is
ining 'I 1® t ° w c o rd in an c es, m aking a t th e high school.
suet re c o m m en d a tio n s as m ay be I “Tell me w here do you g et fer-
w hich is th o u g h t to h av e h asten ed 1 practically alone In the w estern Allan
tilizer?
h e r end. She w as loved by all who I field, the Red Cross several m onths
xeeded
I knew h e r h ere fo r h e r g en tle dlspo- I ego having announced Its w ithdraw al.
“ Down th e road at M r --------------’g . ;
In ch a rg e of th e ed u c atio n al side
was
th
e
reply.
“
B
ut
it
was
full
of!
! t-ition and co n sisten t C h ristia n life. ! The C hristm as letter, a classic of Its
of the q u estio n is H o race Sykes who
U
r
clover
seed.”
F u n e ra l serv ices w ere conducted ; kind. Is as fo llo w s:
! will speak in tjie schools on th e su b ­
“D ear F riend—Another little child
; at th e K ennew ick M ethodist Episco- .
“ I d o n ’t care if it has a bushel o f '
ject of fir® p rev e n tio n .
Mr. Sykes
, pal church la st S unday and th e re-1 has shriveled up and died.
ins a ho m e q u e s tio n n a ire w hich will clover to th e cubic yard. I m ust j
“The mother, creeping hack, gaunt
j m ain s w ere laid to re st in th e R iver '
he used 'in con n ectio n w ith th e have som e,” cried th e lib rarian .
and
cold, from the desert, has put
! View H eig h ts cem etery a t th a t ;
F o rth to th e p hone she fared to
schools d e p a rtm e n t.
P a re n ts a re
J J ï it ?
; place. T h e follow ing o b itu a ry was down the thin little hone« with those
urged to h elp th e ch ild ren in filling try Mr.------------------. B u t again th e 1
that strew the road and has sunk be­
read a t th e fu n e ra l:
out th ese q u e s tio n n a ire s.
It is to old refra in ,
side them, never to rise again.
C
h
arity
M
arla
C
ooper
was
born
in
the best in te re s t of th e tow n, fo r ev-
“Could use m ore th a n I have
“Only s little child snd a m other
M ercer co unty. Ohio, A pril 13, 1841. |
ery one to co o p e rate w ith th e se men
T he lib ra ria n hung up the receiv-
out on the bleak Armenian road! Rut
She
was
co
n
v
erted
and
jo
in
ed
t
h
e
1
! for the b e tte rin g of cond itio n s of ®r end sn atched a book on fertilizers
T 'd * » ’
U n ited B reth ren ch u rch at ab o u t 13 w hat Is th a t vision hovering there and
ire p rev en tio n .
! s h ® Is asking fo r m ore books on fer-
.ÎL ¿ i,
X- «¡t ~ *
y ears o f .a g e , She tra n s fe rre d h er w hat la th at voice the cold winds hear
A sta te law re q u ire s th a t th e fire tflizers. If th is county cannot spare
m em b ersh ip to th e M ethodist church to the ears of our souls—'I w as hungry
insurance com panies o p e ra tin g in th e a w heelbarrow load fo r a violet bed
and ye gave me no m ent; 1 was naked
ab o u t 3 0 years ago
W hile still a g irl »he moved to ; and ye clothed me ant.'
state pay a sm all p erc en ta g e of th e ir >« 18 tim e w® all become inform ed on
M issouri w ith h e r p are n ts. She wa*
t receipts in to a fire p rev en tio n fund «5® subject of how to get m ore fe -- '
“Today—yea, today—while we are
m a rrie d M arch 21, 1858. to J. 8. | preparing our gifts for Christm as,
which is u sed to keep up th e office of j tilizers.
S m ith, and soon a fte rw a rd m oved to; many more of these little children—
the sta te fire m a rsh a l
M onroe co u n ty , Iow a, w here they ;
This office sen d s d ep u ties o u t to FARMER MAY HAVE
lived on a h om estead u n til 1885 not a hundred nor a thousand, hut
every to w n an d city in th e s ta te to
ELECTRICAL PLANT
T hen th ey cam e to W ash in g to n t e r - | 2.A0.0H0 of them are still wandering
inspect an d recom m end im prove­
rito ry an d took up a claim in Y akim a uncared for and alone In that dead
co u n ty betw een M abton and Bickle 1 land, *thelr weazened skins clinging ln
ments in local fire fighting facilities I H essel’s M achinery com pany are
ton
Mr. S m ith died th e re In Novem- i fe a r to th eir rattlin g hones,' nnd they
There is no expense tev th e tow n, all ' egen ts fo r th e F a irb a n k s & Morse
b
e
r
1897.
Since th a t tim e Mrs ; »re crying out with gasping breath. '1
M
orelight
plan
ts
for
hom
e
use.
expenses b ein g paid from th is fund
S m ith h as m ade h e r hom e w ith h e r; am hungry, I am hungry?* And the
wd it la a! "d istin ct benefit to have T here are a nu m b er of th ese electri-
. ‘ST'fc « r
...
I >
ch ild ren
She died at th e hom e of j voice of one who wWches ns aa we
imen of su ch w ide experience inspect ca« P lants in eastern M ultnom ah
R o b ert D orothy, K ennew ick, W a s h -! prepare gifts to celebrate his b irth ­
conditions h e re and m ake th e ir re-
vprv satisfacto ry service and
in g to n . D ecem ber 12, 1919. al th e day cornea again to the ears of onr
w ith th e m any im provem ents which
age of 78 y ears and eig h t m onths
•Evert d o lla r bu rn ed is a d o lla r hav® bePn m ade this y ear indications
F iv e ch ild ren w ere b o rn to Mr. souls—’1 am hungry! I am hungry 11 I
and Mrs. S m ith, of whom one died In am hungry ! 1!'
lost ” T h is is a slogan th a t should are th a t a g re a t m any new plan ts
“Now, tit* Children and the mothefu
Infancy, and an o th e r, Mrs. H attie
be used ex.enslvely. E very piece of
b® installed next year. Storage
S pencer of G resh am . O regon. T he ln Armenia are dreading the w inter.
» p a r t y th a t is bu rn ed is gone for- b a tte rie s a re used.w hich are charged
su rv iv in g ch ild ren a r e Mrs. S arah E. ‘Juet human rem nants they are, not
ever from th e w ealth of th e land. In ¿««H a sm all kerosene engine 1J*
D orothy of K en n ew ick ; Mrs. E m m a protected, many of them, from the ele­
■ the s ta te of Oregon $300.000 Is b e - horse p o w e r
T he m echanics has
R an d all of W alla W alla, and Arza m ents by even th<* dignity of rags.
■ tog lost ev ery m onth by fire, m ost of been so perfected th a t th e engine
S m ith of G resh am , O regon. She is The moat favored heve merely shred­
which is p re v e n ta b le ..
« a r t . by press,ng a b u tto n . W ith
ajeo su rv iv ed by one sis te r, Mrs. ded r a g s ’ How shell we sing onr
“U ncleaned flues and carelessness <” s p la n t in stalled on a farm ft
-CT"'
M ahala M urphy of W alla W alla, one Chrlstras* songs snd laugh and light
to h an d lin g of g aso lin e” says M r brings al, th e conveniences of city
b ro th e r, w illia m Cooper of L ak e the candle« and give heentlfnl gifts
Bay, W a sh in g to n , and by n in e g ra n d ­ while th at pleading voice cries In the
8rke.. “ a re two of th e m ost prev en t-
* ° / o u r d o o r' ™ e firFt f ? Bt, of I
H ere are two in terestin g p ictu res w hich show developm ent in
ch ild ren and th re e g re a t g ra n d c h il­ ears of onr souls. '1 am naked and cold
Able and fre q u en t causes of fire. T he • «
1« very m o d erate co n sid erin g (
civic life In th e last tw enty years— W ashington. D. C.. being as a a
d ren .
hets is, ca re fu ln e ss w ould p revent «he convenience and th e up-keep is
example. The upper p icture was ta k en a t th e close of th e S panish-
—naked and coldT
A m erican w ar— ab o u t 189». T he low er p ic tu re is a new one— th e
ilmost all of th e $¿17.000,000 an-
sm a .
I
“Rut we can feed and clothe these
YOUR
UNCLE
SAM
URGES
m l fire loss of th e U nited S ta te s.”
” ®®d «b® f a r m e r s wife ;
sam e stree t— fam ous Penney I v anla-av— a t th e close of o u r world
perishing one-: - some of them —before
w ar Both pictures were tak en from th e step s of th e United S tates
INVESTM ENTS FOR XMAS It la too late. H erbert Hoover has ca­
Every one is aw are of th e dange, d° ’ » b o u t th e » vacuum cleaners,
T reasury.
of chim ney fires b u t still flues a re electric lig h ts, iron s etc., w hich she
bled from the C aucasus ‘It le Imp .ssl-
To th e E d ito r G resham O utlook:
left u n clean ed u n til they becom e a h*s envied h e r city sister. E lectric-
hle th at the loss of AMMSk) lives can at
A co m m u n icatio n from th e d ire c t­
menace n ot only to th e in d iv id u a l «/• «he w onder w o rk er, will be at
this day be prevented, hut the rem ain­
' I o r W ar Loan o rg an iz atio n sta te s
propertv b u t to th e su rro u n d in g «be fa rm e r . com m and ta th e fu tu re ,
ing 600,000 can poaslhly be saved.'
th
a
t
g
o
v
ern
m
en
t
s
ta
tistic
s
show
th
at
slid in g ..
As gasoline
ing
A n o th er of th e m odern
la b o r sav-
They need not starv e anti freeze and
gasoline is
is com
com ing
(
A rt-W
U U P I IO r
V n iX lO I iv trt J
th e people of th e U nited S tate s a re
. to
. g en e ral use
nao ro
for r ®re w hich H essel , c , a rrie , s is th . e Cas<w
norn an d m ore in
.
_____
___
- - - j i sp e n d in g daliy ln C h ristm as sh o p ­ die If we will save them In the name
1. is
1 becom
i.f „nm ing
ir,r one
n r s 01
,»r and In te rn a tio n a l tra c , to rs . of , which
- - - - - - - ...............
of him who saw the m ultitude 'as
manv p u rp o ses. It
p ing fo r lu x u rie s $165,000,000. F o r sheep not having a shepherd end was
“ the g p
a.
th«. nre«- alm ost a __ score
____ a re alread y In use !
re a te s t fire h az ard s of th e pres- ____
Don't
klas
somebody
else’s
best
girl,
th
e
sh
o
p
p
in
g
days
of
D
ecem
ber
th
is
moved with compassion tow ard them,'
Mt day.
“ F a m ilia rity b reeds con | n e a r G resham . T his m achine is
even though she is under th e m istle­ w ould ap p ro x im ate th e sp a llin g sum who exclaimed when Ills disciples
Iioa’t court lndigi stMM.
.
. ‘
a
» rc sn u s e d to u8pd f o r a n y field w o r k 38
«ng
of th re e and o n e-h alf billion dollars. would turn them away, 'They need not
toe. T here might be a row.
Don’t grumtde, w hatever you do.
\ n d l i n g g asoline th a t they
forget harro w in g ,
disking and any belt pui-
D on't work on C hristm as day If you T h e g o v ern m en t views such a te r ­ depart, give ye them to e a t!' open
11 m g e
o n ., lev w ork.
As th e en g in e is con-
Don’t h alf fill th e kiddies’ stockings
lint o f g a s o * " n e ,T°vaporized is suf- J™ ««» J>y
a g ov ern o r th is m achine
Don’t give presents which will be can avoid It. If you have to, however, rific sq u a n d e rin g of m oney a t thia your h ea rt and purse and give to
tim e as a se rio u s m enace to o u r these C hristians whom he love», who
don’t m ake a song about It.
|,int
gas
building
if
1«
adap
ted
to
any
w
ork
w
here
an
ficient to w reck" a la rg e b uilding i t . — — e — - -
— | useless.
D on't give Johnnie a trum pet and econom ic and social sta b ility .
are suffering for him snd with whom
I even pow
pow’e er r is req u ired .
¡It should be ig n ited
!
forget th e mistletoe. Romance
W e a re ask ed to ta k e up w ith he Is suffering
P eter a w histle and expect to have a
They need not die.
\ia»h m any o th e r a ttra c tiv e lines #ul, hvet,
C arelessn ess in leaving m atches
W
n
ew
sp
ap
ers
an
d
to
lay
th
e
facts
b
e­
Give ye them to eat.
I in reach of sm all ch ild ren cost th e ■ oi m achinery th e H essel M achinery ] Ik ,„.t forget th a t tt ought to be « quiet time. It's unreasonable.
D on't p ut off buying presents until fo re th em an d th e a ttitu d e of alarm
“Fifteen dollars a month will pro­
I life of 35 sm all ch ild ren In th e n o rth -
j 3" ' .
h
I “ " 'r r >' Christm as.
the Iasi m inute. You’ll get b etter value w ith w hich th e lead in g financier«, vide food, clothes, shelter and educa­
m ands of th e y ea r to come.
Don’t deny the little ones' Idea»
¡vest s ta te s d u rin g th e y ea r of 1918
md avoid the crush if you shop early. b an k ers, econom ists— and business tion tow ard self support for one or-
This is a s ta te m e n t th a t should s trik e NEW BUSINESS FIRM
. '. ¿ w o r r y ‘; i'out unpaid bills— »
Don't send »n electric runabout to a men of th e co u n ty view th e present phen child.
fkome to ev e ry m o th e r in th e state.
reeling
widow with five starving chll- orgy of ex trav ag an ce. T h e g o v ern ­ I “Ten dollar» a month will provide
A T OLD L O C A T IO N aRy r a tp until tomorrow.
! A ccording to Mr. Sykes th e per
lrei
.
This
is like throw ing a rope of m en t stra n g e ly recom m ends th e giv­ food, rtothee end ahelter for one or­
Don’t scoff at the lingering super­
capita fire loss in th e U nited S tates
in g of W ar S avings S tam p s and phan child.
A fter ^January 1 th e g en eral gro-
;
pearls
to
u
drowning
man.
stitions of the good old days
¡h $2.72 as com pared w ith $ 63 in
T re a s u ry
S aving
C ertificates
as
“Five dollars a month will provide
't
look
pained
when
somebody
enry and feed business now being
D on't fo r the show of things, buy > «'
Eneland, $.32 In F ra n c e . $ 22 in Ger- j conducted by A. W. M etzger in his
C
h
ristm
as
p
rese
n
ts
food for one o rphan child.
ells s fifty-year-old C hristm as story,
presents which you can 't afford..
[■anv, a n d o nly $.08 in A ustria.
T he F irs t S ta te B ank h as disposed
“ He fed 5,000 hungry people In the
list's o* e of the unavoidable clrcum-
i fine new building on Pow ell and
Don't exjiect too many presents
of o ver $5.000 W a r S avings Stam ps wllderuee» and said le h it followers,
W hile th e use of lu m b e r in con-1
R„ ber, g , vm|Be w,„ change t0
tftBces of the festive season.
an d T re asu ry Savings C ertificates T h e things th a t 1 do shall ye do also,
a'
«
M r K n l t e d ’h ® O’ nersh ip of A W M etzger & T ake w hat you get and be thankful.
Don't give a new song to some one
Don’t, if you get up on your wrong
d u rin g th e m onth of D ecem ber and and g reater things than these shall ye
_he ig h e r
‘
,
firp |c o ., th e b th e r m em bers of th e firm
i o doesn't sin g ; but be still more u rg es Its cu sto m ers and o th e rs to
ay nearly 800,000 ' d estitu te
States, it is sig n ific an t th a t th e f ir e i'- u -
C. M etxger" and*“w . B .! 8l<i®- «1,3k® ««rytoody else miserable.
-rtitln
th
at
you
don't
give
a
new
song
use T re asu ry S avings C ertificates as Armenians—hla p e o p le -n e e d food and
listard d im in ish e s as p ublic se n ti-
D on't forget to think at least once
No a p p a re n t change will be m ade during th e day w hat C hristm as really | o some one w ho Imagines he can sing. C h ristm as p rese n ts.
E x trav a g an c e clothing.
Dent becom es approved. In A ustria
D on't refrain from giving because w ill not m a k e co n d itio n s b e tte r In
“H e took little children In hla arm s
»here th e fire h az ard Is th e low est it in th e conduct of th e business, h o w -' means.
i
■
an't
afford
to
give
much.
The
In-
th is co u n try ; econom y and sa vInga » a 4 blessed them. Today will you take
is co n sid ered a c rim in a l offense tn ever, as both W ill M etzger and Mr
Don’t give a present unless you w ant
value of a gift counts for noth- will.
one or more of these sad. cold, hungry
U v o n e ’s h o u se b u rn . Ilt is i» com-
em p]oj.e(,
th e to. B etter not give a t all tbag give in- j n
? ' is the thought which prom pts
little children of Armenia Into your
Dor, law am o n g th o se co u n tries hav
mon(hF
Indeed sincerely.
F IR S T STATE BANK,
m atters.
arm s and h eart In hla name an .r give
Gresham. Oregon.
ix m ’t forget th a t th e giving of j
tag th e lo w est fife loss th a t a m an
p ractlc.i i v th e head of th e
t let the wife give you a Chrlst-
them food end w arm th and life?
vho»e h o u se b u rn s sh o u ld pay all
m<, ; t ^ V t a « hla I C hristm as b o x « , like charity, should
nt in the lorm of cigars. If SW EEPSTAK ES WON
“W het a joyful C hristm as II will be
the public expenses connected w itn
hpr wag ln , hp . P r,.lce in F ran ce I . gin a t home.
. iMsta in doing so. don't smoke
the isasfb r u n le ss he can prove, to
_______________
Don't, if you are a girl, stand under
BY LOCAL POULTRYMAN wh«n with your songs and your laugh-
. ve them aw ay again, w rh o u t
,er yeu hear a voice of wondrous
lion of tk«
-iais that II NEWS OF WEDDING
yo
per know about It, of course.
I). T. W illiam s, of G re en sc re P o u l­ aweetneae zpeaklng to you,
wsl.i n o t h av e been prevented
SURPRISE
TO
FRIENDS
chap approa. hing
Thu • It la. th a t p rev e n tio n becom es a
S U lt r n io r . t u r m o o L m
----------------------------
try F arm , n e a r P le a sa n t H n a # on a blessed of my F a ta e i, I was hungry
B oring ro u te, exhibited tw o dozen and ye gave me meat, I was naked and
Mr. and Mrs. C lifton P eterso n are
►
keyword In th o se co u n tries.
>! egga a t th e O regon P o u ltry and I '.' ye clothed m e ; Inasmuch us ye have
receiving th e c o n g ra tu latio n s of • • • '
; Atock «how held In P o rtla n d thia done It to these. m> brethren, ye I,.u s
1 h e M eaning of t«*' C hanged
, th e ir frien d s upon th e ir m a rriag e •
> « e -k and now finds him self th e own- done tt to me.'
CHRISTMAS PEACE AND JOYS.
1 w hich occurred
Calendar.
________ in H illsboro. Nov. I
“In bis n e m o .
Mgr of th re e high aw ard s. O ne bine
i not i
“T he M eaning of th e C h a n g e !
News of th e w edding
“ F aithfully yours,
rlblxin fo r th e beet dosen com m ercial
Cal n d a r” Is th a t th e Irresista b le in- dlK.0V<,re(i until th is week
By BERNARD M ULRINE.
“WILLIAM II TAFT.
eggs, second place in th e fre a k eggs
(Wnct of th e w orld recognized th e
Mrg p ete rso n , who w as f o r m e r ly '..
“ ALEXANI'EH J HEMPHILL.
“ Christ is b o m ,’’ the angels sing.
division an d th e m ost Im p o rtan t
>irih of C h rist as th e s ta rtin g point Mtgg G race U nderw ood, has been em-
“HENRY MORGENTHAU.”
prem
um
of
all,
th
e
sw
eep
stak
es
o
f­
“
Hasten
to
Bethlehem
fa
r
away,
»1 its h ig h e r life. “ Only o n e event ploJ.ed In t he local telep h o n e all fall
For Executive Committee, Near East
fered
by
th
e
association.
R
st
not.
tarry
n?t,
tidings
of
joy.
to»Mrs h ig h e n o u g h above th e horl-
jg t j,e da .j^ h te r of Mrs. Nichols
Relief.
Mr. W illiam s saya he did n o t expert
I- borne from heaven to earth.
•on of h i s t o r y ,t o serv e as a land- oj Stevenson, W ashington, and has
any
such
aw
a
rd
s
but
e
n
te
re
d
th
e
con-
Da : an d a tim e -m e a su re fo r all civ- bpen u Tjng u n tji recen tly a t th e hom e ;
Si a r of the east points the wav,
E llsw o rth R a k e r was th e u n fo rtu ­
teat because he felt th a t th e p o u ltry
Used ra c e s.” T h is Is a sign th a t th e ■ Qf b e r g r a n dfa th e r, Jim H ite, of
There yon will find a king.
n a te victim of a p e c u lia r accid en t
show
should
be
en
co
u
rag
ed
.
He
did
tenturies b elong to C h rist, and a o o rjng
*
M.mkind is truly bleated, for there
n o t know of th e h o n o rs w hich h is fine a few days ag e. A piece of th e wood
•mphecy of th e com ing h o u r w hen
Mr p Pt erson Is well know n am ong
A babe in wondrous state,
!
flock of L eg h o rn s had b ro u g h t him w hich he was ch o pping, flew up atrlk -
' all th a t tim e re p re se n ts b e a r H is slg -i
you n g er set ln G resham
He 1» ,
S! all gladden your eager eyes.”
! un til T h u rsd ay w hen he vlaited th e in g him o v er th e eya, in Acting a se­
•ature.
th e son of Mr. and Mrs. J . C. P eter-
! show and found him self th e o b je ct of vere cut. It was n ecessary to ta k a
The Christmas season turns all our
P rh a m the shepherds who heard the new«,
’ m uch < o n g ra tu la tlo n
Upon looking se v eral atlteh ea to close th e w ound.
«Noughts to th a t g re a t event. T he
an(j y rg peterson will m ake
Exclaimed. “ Can this he tro e f ”
! up hts exhibit he found a cMrd signed
ke»" p re p a ra tio n fo r C h ristm as is th a t u ,e )r hom e ln G resham w here Mr
Christm as Turkeys
And turning. Eastw ard gazed.
by P ro fesso r B rew ster of O. A C„ de-
h e a rt.
F in d y o u r way to th e p e le raon Is em ployed by th e Stand-
All
neigh
hors of C am p No. 77
i d a r i n g th a t e n try th e beat dosen
Crept from their flocks amazed,
W' O W ., h av in g req u iaitio n s fo r
church to w o rsh ip th e C h rist.
ar(j qjj Co.
’
!
eggs
of
th
e
lot.
Echoed
the
angel’s
strain
C h ristm as tu rk e y s, anil at, o th e rs re ­
The S u n d ay m o rn in g serm on will
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Mr W illiam s s ta rte d hts p o u ltry q u irin g p o u ltry fo r C h ristm as a re re ­
on: “T h e In c a rn a tio n , th e P ivotal
A few ex tra copies of th e C h rist-;
And
lo
!
they
came
to
a
stable
old,
11 farm about five y ears ago an d now q u ested to place th e ir o rd e rs early.
<f>»int ¡a H u m an H isto ry ”
H iss mag o u tlo o k m ay be had fo r th e price
baa ab o u t 700 layers. T h ese hens
Noting with great aurpriae,
BR O W N ’S GRESHAM M ARKET.
¡Man H an sen w ill sin g a solo a t th is of 5 c e n tl each Speak early fo r they i
w ere tra p nested la st y en r an d a re se­
Down an the i .anger a lovely babe.
Jitf ics.
;w o n ’t last long.
If you p u t all y o u r eggs in one
lected stock. They a re o f th e C y th e r’s
The M ethodist E piscopal church
h aa k et an d ta k e It to m a rk e t ta k e
strain from Buffalo.
Joined they in chant of praise,
You
can’t
expect
to
spend
all
your
I»* Home Church that Serves the
alo n g a n o th e r h aak et to b ria g hom e
Only a dream of hope fulfilled,
life making dollari and expect to
-Com m unity.
»
Now th a t th ey no lo n g e r leach th e money.
Yet gazing in raptured bliss.
“make” Heaven.
¡ G erm an In th e schools, w h a t w ould
Swithly kneeled and prayed.
Mrs. Joe Douglass and two chll-
A p ain ted face la o ften h ee n tlfn l—
’ he th e chance to g et th em to teach
Refer to the Christmas Ontlook
**n, of Estacada, are visiting with
If It’s on canvaaa.
when you do your Christmas shop-,
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A FEW DON’TS FOR CHRISTMAS
Mr» L. Arthur and Mr. and Mrs.
ping.
Claude Stockton.