Gresham outlook., January 16, 1920, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 9, NO. 92
PLANS BEING MADE
FOR FARMERS’ WEEK
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAn COUNTY.
WALRAD S WINDOW IS
SMASHED BY AUTO
.
OREGON
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 16, 1920
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. (LAYMAN APPRECIATES
SERMON BY REV MYERS
Constitutional r rohibition m Lnect
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
$1.60 PER YEAR
COUNCIL DISCUSSES
TRAEFIC SITUATION
G resham , Oregon. Jan . 15, 1919.
To E d ito r O u tlo o k :— T he o th e r
evening I atten d e d th e M ethodist
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! A. M. Mowrey of B oring w ent on an j
The council at Its special meeting
ch u rch , and heard a serm on by P as­
County Agent 8. B. H all outlined to i expedjtton a il on its own accord. T he i
to r Myers
It was a keen, c l e a r ,! 0“ Wednesday night decided to dis-
the members of the Gresham Business ca r wa8 jn O sburn’s g arag e and Mr. !
I wholesom e p resen tatio n of God, i n ' pense w ith the services of a special
Mens’ Association, a t a special meet- Mowrey cranked It w hile it was In |
I His a ttitu d e to w ard s m ankind. It traffic officer tem porarily. Mr. Squires,
ing last night, his plans for holding reverse. T he ca r im m ediately s ta rt-j
was a serm on em phasizing th e fun- who was employed by the council to
in Gresham a farm ers’ institute, gen­ ed backing and moved slow ly o u t on
I d am en tals of th e C h ristian religion, enforce the provisions o f the traffic
erally
called a F arm ers’ Week th e stree t knocking down C. D. M in­
s I sa t and listened to his earn est ordinance, is a county officer by virtue
T he p ro h ib itio n m ovem ent, cul­ we will n o t allow th e use of th em in
and lasting one week. The date set ton, m anager of th e fa ir association, m in atin g in a P ro h ib itio n A m end­ o u r fam ilies, or provide them for p resen tatio n of th e g re a t them e I of being constable and can enforce the
ap art for th is event was the second who happened to be stan d in g in th e m ent to th e C o n stitu tio n of th e th e e n te rta in m e n t of o u r friends, or asked m yself th e questio n : Why are state automobile law w ithin the town
week in February, fronj the 9th to garage door looking o u t upon th e U nited S tates, w hich goes into effect for perso is in o u r em ploym ent; th a t we n o t all of u s m ore in te reste d in as well as outside w ithin his district.
the 14th inclusive. T his was the tim e, street.
his g reat and m om entous su b ject. 1 If w ithin the town lim its the cases
W hile Mr. M inton was picking h im ­ today, was not th e p ro d u ct of hys­ In all su itab le ways we w ill discoun­
Mr. H all said, when he could secure
only answ ered for myself, and 1 re­ may be brought before the town re­
ten
an
ce
th
e
use
of
th
em
in
th
e
com
­
teria,
n
o
r
th
e
quick
g
ro
w
th
of
a
to the best advantage the speakers who self up th e Reo stru ck th e fender of w arm em otionalism . It was n ot “ p ut m u n ity .”
solved th a t am id th e tu rm o il of a corder, who has also the powers of a
a C hevrolet th a t was p ark ed in fro n t
were desired on the program.
5 Pledge of th e fam ous “ W ash­ w orld occasioned by th e g re a te st con­ justice of the peace. If arrests are
o
v
er”
by
leg
islativ
e
delegates
a
t
th
e
Several of the strongest extension of th e g arage, shoving it o u t of the d ictatio n of lobbies, b u t has devel­ in g to n ian s,” 1840:
“ We. whose flict of all th e ages, 1 would align made outside the city lim its the cases
way. It next en co u n tered a wood
speakers of the O. A. C., according to
m yself on th e side of God, the m ust come before Justice John Brown.
w agon w hich C. H. C alkins was d riv ­ oped slow ly an d by o rd erly stages in nam es are annexed, desirous of form ­
Mr. Hall, are available, am ong them
There was considerable discussion
ing a society for o u r m u tu al benefit church, His people, and all pow eis,
esponse
to
th
e
d
ictates
of
p
opular
Professors F itts and W estover of the ing past, but pushing th e w agon o ut conviction.
to g u ard ag a in st a practice— a per­ visible and invisible w orking for the over the advisability of continuing a
of th e way it clim bed th e sidew alk
dairy departm ent, Professor Powers
The criticism s, it is
The follow ing stag es have m ark ed nicious practice— which is in ju rio u s sup rem e u p lift of hu m an ity to th e traffic officer.
and sm ashed into th e p la te glass w in­
of the departm ent of soils. Professor
to o u r h ealth and th e stan d in g of o u r full recognition o f God’s F ath erh o o d said, have been severe. 8ome have
dows of th e W alrad M ercantile Co.'s Its p ro g re ss:
Hyslop of farm crops and others who
1 A dem and fo r m oderation in th e fam ilies, do pledge ourselves as gen­ and th e universal b ro th erh o o d of scored the officer; others, the court,
sto re sh a tte rin g one an d cracaln g th e
pre'w ell known authorities in poultry
and nearly everyone arrested has it in
use of a rd e n t sp irits, arisin g about tlem en th a t we will not d rin k any man.
o th e r from top to bottom .
raising and horticulture.
for the town, even some of those who
sp
irits,
m
alt
liquors,
w
ine
o
r
cider.
’
T
he
g
reat
o
b
ject
so
u
g
h
t
in
revival
T his ended th e ad v e n tu re of th e 1808.
A rrangem ents were talked over re­
6 Pledge of th e Sons of T em per­ m eetings is to aro u se th e church to adm it th eir own guilt in the charge
Reo for th is tim e. F o rtu n a te ly th e re
A dem and for ab stin en ce from
lating to a suitable hall, meals and
of driving over the city streets at a
was no one h u rt an d th e only dam age a rd e n t sp irits and for m oderation in ance, 1842: “I will n e ith e r m ake, all sp iritu a l an d m oral activities, not
en tertainm ent features, w ith possibly
dangerous rate of speed. Some are re­
done was to th e windows.
th e use of m alt liq u o rs; th is move­ buy, sell, n o r use as a beverage any to discuss theological differences,
on one day a home products banquet
sp
iritu
o
u
s
o
r
m
alt
liquors,
w
ine
or
ported to have said they would not
only
as
these
affect
th
e
g
re
a
t
essen­
B. L. W alrad was sta n d in g inside m en t risin g ab o u t 1818.
furnished by th e business men.
tia l fu n d am en tals. Any person de­ trad e another dollar’s worth in G resh­
and saw the ca r head ed to w ard th e
3 A se n tim e n t for ab stin en ce front cid er.”
The association voted to back up
7 Pledge of th e O rder of th e Good siro u s of know ing th e fou n d atio n s of am.
windows. Mr. W alrad saw th a t th e both a rd e n t sp irits and m a lt liquors,
the county agent in any plans he m ight
S am aritans, 1847:
” 1 do f u rth e r­ o u r faith in God. Je su s C h rist, the . On Wednesday night It was practi­
windows w ere doom ed b ut th a t th e arisin g ab o u t 1840.
make and offered to be of any assist­
m
ore
prom
ise
th
a
t
I will n eith er church and th e Bible, can best learn cally agreed by the couneilmen th a t
ca r h a d n ’t th e speed to carry it
4 A se n tim e n t fo r ab stinence from
ance possible. A com mittee of business
m ake, buy, nor use as a beverage any by re g u la r atten d a n ce u n d er th e pas­ no blame attached to eith er Officer
th ro u g h into th e store.
th e sale as w ell as th e use of such
men on general arrangem ents, of which
sp iritu o u s o r m alt liquors, w ine or to ra te of a fully consecrated m in ister Squires or Recorder Schneider. Mr.
T here was an eld erly lady in th e liquors, arisin g ab o u t 1842.
S. B. H all is chairm an, was appointed.
Squires was ordered by the council to
back seat of th e Reo as it m ade its
5 A dem and fo r ab olition of th e cider; th a t I will discountenance th e of th e gospel.
They are E. W. Aylsworth. A. W. Metz­
use
*and
traffic
In
alcoholic
d
rin
k
s
of
enforce
the law. The recorder could
eventful trip, b u t h er nam e was not p ractice of legalizing th e sale of
T h ere are questions co n tin u ally
ger, A rthur Dowset and Will Hessel.
every k in d ; th a t 1 will use all m oral asked by In terested people a few only impose fines under the ordtnanco
liquors arisin g ab o u t 1847.
learned.
The plan is to secure if possible the
and honorable m eans w ithin my pow­ w ords concerning som e of th ese may as he found It. The council adm its
W ithin six o r seven m inutes a
6 T he b irth of th e P ro h ib itio n p a r­
use of the grange hall. There will
large crow d had g ath ered and ty, designed to ta k e ch a rg e of th e e r to put a stop to th e p ractice of le­ bo helpful d u rin g th e series of m eet­ it unintentionally made the penalty too
be a forenoon and afternoon session.
galizing th e sam e, and will, so fa r us
severe and iiinited the recorder as to
g overnm ent and ad m in ister its affairs
ings now In progress.
w atched.
In addition to the agricultureal col­
I t is not yet know n ju st w hat fi­ according to p ro hibition p rinciples; p racticable, seek to reclaim th e In­
1 W hat is sin ? Sin is th e w ilful am ount of tine. He had no au th o rity
lege extension speakers, It is planned
nancial a d ju stm e n t w ill be m ade be th is p arty was form ed by a conven­ eb ria te from th e e rro r of his ways. tran sg ressio n of a know n law , com ­ a t first to vary or lower the fine which
to have some of the most representa­
It will be noticed th a t th ese pledges
tw een th e ow ner of th e ca r and the tio n m eeting in Chicago, S eptem ber
m ittin g an act th a t o u r ju d g m en t was based on the rate of speed over the
tive men of the county and of the state
follow th e oteps o u tlin ed In th e par- says is w rong, an d th a t o u r con legal lim it. When the council snw its
ow ner of the building.
1, 1869.
to give talks on th e ir respective spe­
In th e m eantim e it will be very in ­
7 T he rise of th e W om en's C h ris­ ag rap h s opening th is story.
science says “ No, d o n ’t do it,” o r it m istake it took im m ediate steps to
cialties.
T w enty-one sta te s adopted prohi­ may be th e om ission of an act, w hich change the ordinance. T hus the later
convenient for th e W a lrad ’s u n til th e tia n T em perance U nion, w hich had
The plan Mr. H all outlined is large window can be replaced. Since plate
In o th e r o u r Judgm ent says we o u g h t to do, fines were left to the discretion of the
its origin in Ohio, as a p roduct of th e bition by p o p u lar vote.
both as to te rrito ry to be reached and glass is r a th e r scarce it may be som e
states,
such
as
A
rkansas
and
Idaho, and o u r conscience says “ Yes, do it.” court with two dollars as a m inim um
W om en’s C rusade, 1873-4.
benefited by th is F arm ers' Week and tim e before th e window can be re ­
8 T he rise of th e A nti-Saloon pro h ib itio n was o rig in ally adopted All sin is th e p ro d u ct of egoism , and fifty dollars us a maximum.
also as to subjects to be covered in
The couneilmen seem to be alm ost
L eague, form ed in Ohio in 1893 for by th e le g isla tu re, b u t subsequent selfishness, lust, love of p leasure,
placed.
th e discussions.
unanim
ous in favor of a stric ter en­
p
o
p
u
lar
votes
approved
it
by
o
ver­
th e purpose of doing n o n -p artisan
satisfy in g th e carn al ap p etite to the
Full details of the program will be PRIZE OFFERED FOR
w helm ing m ajo rities. In still o th e r neglect of o u r sp iritu a l n atu re. forcem ent of the traffic regulations
w ork in behalf of pro h ib itio n .
given to the public as soon as the
T he principles of p ro h ib itio n first sta te s, w here th e o rig in al m ajority H atred which Is love in v erted is Bin, th an has generally been done In the
SUGGESTION FOR NAME
plans are perfected.
triu m p h ed in Maine (1851, m ade was sm all, o r -m oderate In size, su b ­ and, alas, one of sin ’s m ost common past. Ju st w hat arrangem ents will be
made cannot a t th is tim e be stated,
T he Oregon G row ers C ooperative co n stitu tio n al in 1 8 8 4 ); th e second seq u en t elections show tru ly oyer- expressions.
ODD FELLOWS HOME
asso ciatlo * announces a prize of $100 p ro h ib itio n s ta te was K ansas (1 8 8 0 ), w helm ing m a jo rities com ing from
W h at is evil? In Isaiah 45:7 but It seems certain, Judging from the
SPIRITED CONTEST for the* best sug g estio n fo r a tra d e
and th e th ird , N orth D akota, (1 8 8 9 ). th e cities as well as ih e ru ra l dis we read " I form th e light and create sentim ents expressed, thut vigorous ac­
nam
e,
and
$50
fo
r
th
e
second
best
The m odern wave of s ta te p ro h ib itio n tric ts, as In C olorado, M ichigan. d ark n ess, 1 m ake peace and create tion will be taken if it is apparent
T he G resham Odd Fellow s have
W ashington. Oregon, etc.
Oregon evil, I th e L ord do all th ese th in g s." th a t auto drivers again become care­
Introduced som e kind of a contest in T his nam e should be of such a n a tu re legislation began w ith G eorgia In
was
the
eig
h
teen
th
s
ta
te
to
adopt Evil th e re fo re consists *of placing less.
th
a
t
it
will
apply
to
all
and
any
p
art
1907.
By
th
e
ir
own
acts,
th
irty
-
connection
w ith
th e ir
m eetings.
o urselves front u n d er th e norm al law
T h ere is so rt of a m ystery involved of th e sta te , including eastern as well th ree sta te s have approved p ro h ib i­ prohibition.
T he ca re e r of p ro hibtlon in the to th e abnorm al. F ire is good In it­ COUNTY MANAGEMENT OF
Some such tio n as a sta te policy.
so th a t th e m a tte r cannot be fully ex­ as w estern Oregon
FAIR FAVORED BY LENTS
T he developm ent of p ro hibition F ed eral Congress really began w ith self, b u t when we come u n d er Its
plained and it is necessary to atten d nam es as Skookum . Phez, S unkist,
th e en actm en t of th e W ebb-Kenyon law, eith er w ilfully o r by accident,
Sunsw
eet,
etc.,
a
re
typical
well-
se
n
tim
e
n
t
Is
in
terestin
g
ly
traced
by
in o rd e r to be fully advised. T he
T he follow ing resolution was u n a n ­
co n test on T h u rsd ay n ig h t was very fru it tra d e nam es. T he contest is th e follow ing pledges w hich are ty p i­ Law, M arch 1, 1913, fo r th e purpose th e good becomes an evil, so with im ously adopted by L ents g ran g e at
sp irited and a prize was carried op<*n to all, and w ill close April 1st. cal of th e periods w hich produced of preventing th e sh ip m en t of liq th e law of w ater, a person drow ns If Its re g u la r m eeting which was held
o u rs into sta te s w hich desired to pro escape is Impossible. So th e su n ’s
C om m unications should be addressed them :
aw ay by F. C. Hodge.
last S atu rd ay . T here was a larg e a t­
1 P ledge of th e first T em perance h lb lt such im portation. T he follow rays are good, b ut u n d er circum ­ tendance.
A nother con test will ta k e place to Oregon G row ers C ooperative asso-
next T h ursday n ig h t. T he m em bers elation. Masonic building. Salem , Or- society, 1808: “ No m em ber sh all ing is a ca len d ar of th e m ore im stan ces of d irect co n cen tratio n , they
The granges of th e county are ta k ­
d rin k ru m , gin, w hisky, o r any dis­ p o rta n t acts of Congress dealing with may become a source of d estru ctio n , ing up th is m a tte r and will u n d o u b t­
who w ere p resen t la st n ig h t say you egon.
can n o t afford to m iss th e fun and th e
T he association held th e ir an n u a l tilled sp irits o r com position of th e th e m a tte r of p ro h ib itio n :
th ereb y an <vil. E atin g is good, b ut edly endorse th e above resolution.
W ebb-Kenyon Law, Act of M ard i excessive eatin g becom es g lu tto n y ,
officers w ant you p rese n t anyw ay.
m eeting Ja n u a ry 12 and elected di- sam e o r any of them , except by the
T h ere Is no d oubt th a t a g re a t m a­
_______________
! recto rs . T he new executive board advice of a physician o r in case of 1, 1913.
th e re fo re an evil. J u s t as Isaiah , the jo rity of th e people fav o r th e plan.
A
laska,
P
rohibition,
Act
of
Febr.i
DEATH PENALTY FAVORED fo r th e com ing y ear will consist of actu al disease, also except a t public
p ro p h et of God, view« It any m isuse F ollow ing is th e reso lu tio n which
of a good th in g becomes an evil. L e n t’s g ran g e favors.
BY CITY OF FAIRVIEW W. E. S t.J o h n , p resid e n t; M. H d in n ers, u n d er th e p en alty of twenty- ary 14, 1917.
P o rto Rl<o, P ro h ib itio n R eferen ­ Evil becomes sin when wo d elib erate
' H arlow , first vice p resid e n t; K en- five cents, provided th a t th is article
W hereas, th e fa ir held a t O resham
At the last m eeting of th e council n eth ç> M iller, second vice p resid e n t; sh all n o t in frin g e on any religious dum , Act of March 2, 1917.
ly place ourselves from u n d er the is a source of good service and
D
istrict
of
Colum
bia
P
ro
h
ib
itio
n
,
of th e city of F airview , M ultnom ah Seym our Jones, se c reta ry -trea su rer. rite, no m em bers sh all be Intoxicated
norm al to th e abnorm al.
should n ot be in any way discour­
co an ty, O regon, held Ja n u a ry 13, T he personnel in ad d itio n Includes u n d er a p en alty of fifty cen ts; and Act of March 3, 1917.
J u s t one m ore question.
aged yet In a county with as much
Reed
and
Jo
n
es-R
an
d
all
A
m
end­
1920, was passed th e follow ing resu- E. W. M atthew s of A m ity; B. W. no m em ber sh a ll offer any of th e
3 Does God have dealin g s with w ealth rep resen ted as th is co unty is
Johnson of M onroe, and M. H. H a r­ above liq u o rs to any person to d rin k m ents to Post Office A ppropriation m an? T here is one place w here we possessed of th is fa ir as has been
lu tio n :
Be it resolved, th a t we urge upon low, of E ugene.
may go and find an ad e q u ate an ­ conducted In th e past does not fully
th e re o f u n d er th e p en alty of tw en ­ Bill, Act of M arch 3, 1917.
Increasing
M ilitary
E stab lish ­ sw er.
o u r rep rese n tativ e a t Salem to pass
Ja n u a ry first found th e o rg an iz a­ ty-five cen ts for each offense."
rep rese n t th is p art of th e sta te an i
a law resto rin g ca p ita l p u nishm ent tion past the 15,000 acre m ark , and
A sim ila r society ab o u t th is tim e m ent, A ct of March 3, 1917.
It is not th e h isto ric Eden, th e first com m unity, th e re be it
Food Control, Act of A ugust 10, g arden of beauty p lanted by th e hand
fo r m u rd e r as we deem th is course a t th e p resen t tim e is grow ing m ore pledged its m em bers n o t to get
Resolved, th a t we h eartily recom ­
th e only pro p er one to check the ! rapidly th a n at any tim e in its h is­ d ru n k except on th e F o u rth of Ju ly 1917.
of Deity, th e re we find failu re, and mend and req u est th a t th e county ad-
Subm ission of P ro h ib itio n A m end­ desolation. Nor 8inal, w ith Its ten
wave of crim e now passing over ou r tory. T he association is signing o r a re g u la r appointed M ilitary Mus­
th o ritle s ta k e o ver th e fa ir and m ake
m ent to th e C o n stitu tio n of th e com m andm ents b ro u g h t down bv
prunes a t th e p resen t tim e a t th e ra te ter day.
country.
ap p ro p riatio n from th e fu n d s of the
' J. H. Snover, City R ecorder.
2 Pledge of th e M aine T em per U nited States, D ecem ber 18, 1917.
of m ore th a n 2000 acres a m onth, and
Moses, th e man of G o d ; nor Bethel county to properly m a in ta in sam e as
H
aw
aii.
P
ro
h
ib
itio
n
,
Act
of
May
in addition has ta k en in a la rg e ance society, 1812: "W e will a t all
th e H ouse of God; nor Jeru salem , befits so Im p o rtan t a m atter.
County Council Meet Poetponed
acreage of n u ts, ch erries, b erries, tim es be sp a rin g and cau tio u s In the 23, 1918.
th e city of peace; nor Bethlehem
W ar P ro h ib itio n , S eptem ber 23, th e House of B read ; n o r O livet, the
T he M ultnom ah County C o u n c il, app]pg a nd pears.
use of sp iritu o u s liq u o rs a t hom e, in
If you d elib erately s ta rt out to In­
P aren t-T ea ch e r association will be j -¡-he association has com pleted ar- social visits decline th em so fa r as 1918.
M ount of Ascension, w here th e son ju re som ebody o r so m eth in g , be su re
P rohibition E nforcem ent Act, No­ of Ood ascended to His F a th e r. The th a t th e weapons of th e o th e rs are
held at T ro u td ale, S aturday, Ja n u - ran g em ents w ith th e U m pqua Valley- possible, avoid them to tally , In re ta il­
vem
ber 21, 1919.
ary 24. T he m eeting will begin a t 11 p r u jt U nion, w hereby it secures th e ir ing sto res, and in g en eral, set o u r
only place we can go fo r a solution unloaded. If your enem ies have am ­
T he Congressm en approving th e of m an's trem en d o u s problem s is to m unition you m u st be p rep ared to
o ’clock. T he aftern o o n will be ta k en p la n t, a nd in ad d itio n has m ade th e faces a g a in st th e in te m p e ra te use of
up w ith a pro g ram , w hich will be an- firgt gtepg fOr th e erection of lm port- them , conceiving as we do, th a t, ex­ subm im ieft of th e A m endm ent rep ­ a little hill, only a m ound, Ju st o u t­ ta k e w hat is com ing to you and n ot
squeal when you find yourself p unc­
nounced la ter. T his m eeting has a n t p; antg in cen ters of larg e acre- cept in a very few cases, as of me­ resented n o t only a m a jo rity of the side Je ru sa le m — It is Calvary
tu red , fo r your sq u eals will only m ake
been form erly announced for Ja n u -
p ro bably $200,000 will be ex dicinal use, sp iritu o u s liquors are sta te s but an over-w helm ing m ajo rity G olgotha, w here occurred th e g re a t­ them laugh.
ary 17, b u t th e change was m ade to pended for guch p la n ts betw een now th e bane of m orals an d a drain on of th e population of th e co u n try as est event of all tim e, th e place where
well. The P h ilad e lp h ia N orth A m er­ every son and d au g h te r of lo st man
“ Man w ants b ut little here below ”
avoid a conflict w ith a m eeting of the and fall. Sites will be secured for h ealth , piety, and hap p in ess.”
3 Pledge of th e A m erican T em ­ ican analyzes th e H ouse vote as m ust go and learn th e first lesson In b u t a fte r he g ets It he w ants a-
county te ach ers on th a t date.
th ese plan ts in th e very n e a r fu tu rp
plenty.
A ctive building o p eratio n s will sta rt perance society, 1826: “ We whose follow s:
sp iritu a l uplift.
An E x tra Good Buy.
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O verland 90, good condition, new J in the spring,
b attery , five tire s, $«50.
! E arl P earcy, who has been asso- lieving th a t th e use of ard e n t sp irits vote of th e rep resen tativ es of tw en ­ te ra n c e recorded in th e Holy Book th e G resham H at S h o p ’ W onderful
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d a te d w ith th e o rg an izatio n from its as a d rin k , is n ot only needless, b u t ty-four state«— A rizona, A rkansas, finds its tru e in te rp re ta tio n . H ere barglns offerad.
P hone 544, G resham . sta rt, has resigned to tak e active h arm fu l to th e social, civil, and re Colorado, D elaw are. F lo rid a, G eor­ God'« only begotten son died for
Ijecture on Poultry.
m anagem ent of a larg e fru it farm llglous In terests of m e n ; th a t it gia, Idaho, In d ian a, K ansas, Maine, y o u r slnazand m ine and th e sins of
Big I lance.
A lectu re on M aking P o u ltry Pay
All nig h t at th e g ran g e h all at n e a r F o re st Grove. M. O. Evans, re ten d s to form In tem p erate appetites M iasissppi, M ontana, N ebraska, Ne­ th e whole world. H ere was consum by Geo. W. M asterson, a licensed
Rockwood, S aturday. Ja n u a ry 24. cently w ith Sw ift * Com pany, and and h ab its, and th a t w hile It Is con­ vada. New H am pshire, New Mexico, m ated to th e utm ost reach, th e in car­ A m erican P o u ltry association Judge
1920. Given by the old bunch th a t know n to th e fru it grow ers and farm tin u ed th e evils of Intem perance can N orth D akota. South D akota. T en ­ n atio n of Qod, In th e person of Jesus
and an a u th o rity on poultry of n a t­
has been giving such good dances at
ers of th e s ta te as a ssista n t le a d e r of n ever be done aw ay w ith ; do th e re ­ nessee, U tah, V irginia, W ashington, C h rist, God’s d ea r «on.
ional rep u tatio n will be given a t th e
F airview all w inter.
West Virginia and W yoming
H ere th e ato n em en t was consum ­ g ran g e hall In O resham on T h u rs­
T h e dance th a t was announced E xtension fo r th e Oregon A gricul­ fore ag ree th a t we will n o t use or
“ It aas a m ajority In tw elve dele­ m ated,
for th e 24th a t Fairview will be a t tu ra l college, h as been secured as th e traffic in It; th a t we will n ot pro­
an d
th e
at-one-m ent day n ig h t, 8 p m. Ja n u a ry 22d. T he
Rockwood and no m ore dances at new Held m anager, an d will begin his vide it ns articles of en tertain m en t, gations— th o se from Illin o is, Iowa, m ade possible. Here we w itness
le ctu re is given u n d er the auspices of
Fairview . H oping to see you all and
Kentucky, M ichigan, M innesota. Mis­
o th e r place In th e The R outledge Seed Co. of P o rtlan d
all your frien d s th e 24th we a re as activities and assum e his d u ties on o r fo r persons In o u r em ploym ent, souri, N orth C arolina, Ohio, O klaho­ as In no
and th a t in all su itab le ways we will
g re a t U niverse of th e Infinite, the and th e Germo Mfg. Co. of C alifo r­
ever th e old bunch th a t show you a j t h e 19th of Ja n u ary ,
good tim e for th e money.
disco u n ten an ce th e use of it In th e ma, Oregon, South C arolina and W is­ h o ly v ch aracter of o u r Ood, an d the nia.
Second Hand G«><><U.
consin F o u r of these gave only one p erfect God— c h a ra c te r of Jesua
T he public g enerally la invited and
TELEGRAM AND OUTLOOK.
Several good second hand ranges com m unity.”
a d v e n e vote each, and to g e th e r they C h rist. Only h ere do we realize the
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1826: “ We, th e su b scrib ers fo r the stood 105 to 3«. T he rep rese n ta­ price paid fo r th e redem ption of sin ­ poultry. Admission free.
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inclusive. T elegram alone, one year, h eaters In good
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$3 »5 O utlook and T elegram . 1 year very reasonable as
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purpose of p rom oting o u r own wel­ tives of seven sta te s divided evenly ful man. Only by sin cere rep e n t­
$4 95
New or renew al
Get this my stock of
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live aftern o o n dally and don’t m is. about o th e r used a rtic le .
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ag ree th a t we will ab stain from th e M assichusetts, P ennsylvania. Texas ance by a sp iritu a l tr u s t of th e atone- F o r man and w omen— cleaning,
th e tw lce-a-w eek hom e paper
T he various e le c tio n of used goods
pressing and rep airin g d one well.
use of distilled sp irits, except as a l a a d V erm ont.
J. E METZGER.
re g u la r com bination price is $5.60.
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