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P A G E K H It
G RESH A M
CTo Q 'r a v e l :
H eavenw ard ¡
erous In p raise and ap preciation
of o th e rs; to im pute w orthy mo­
tives even to enem ies; to give w ithout
expectation of re tu rn ; to practice h u ­
m ility. toleran ce and se lf-re stra in t; to
m ake the best use of tim e and oppor­
tu n ity ; to keep the mind pure and llie
judgm ent ch a rita b le ; to extend in tel­
ligent sym pathy to those In d is tre s s;
to c u ltiv ate quietn ess and nonresist-
an ce; to speak little and listen m uch;
to ad h ere alw ays to u high stan d ard
of thought, purpose and conduct ; to
grow In grace, goodness and g ra titu d e ;
to seek tru th and rig h teo u sn ess; to
work, love, pray ami serve d ally ; to
asp ire g reatly, lab o r cheerfully anil
ta k e God nt Ills w ord—th is Is to travel
heavenw ard.—G. K lelser lu Y. M. C.
C. C entral.
In a n o th e r p ar;y ?rap h Mr. B one
cite» th e d is c o u ra g in g fa c t th a t th e
to ta l p o p u la tio n (civ ilized I of A lask a
d e c re a se d 10,000 fro m 4 0 ,0 0 0 d u rin g
th e d ecad e ju s t e n d ed . In o th e r
j w o rd , th is v ast c o u n try o f six h u n -
deed th o u s a n d s q u a re m iles— o r n e a r-
ly fo u r h u n d re d m illio n a c re s— is oc-
cu p ied by only 3 0 ,0 0 0 people, o r one
to ev ery 13,000 acres.
H ow can 3 0 ,0 0 0 peo p le, no m a tte r
how e n e rg e tic , d ev elo p a h u n d re d an d
fifty m illio n s o f w e a lth ’
A lask a n eed s people, good, sto u t,
s m a r t A m erican s w ho know w hat
w ealth is w hen th e y see it, an d know
how th e n to g e t it o u t.
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TU ESD A Y ,
DECEM BER
27,
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GRESHAM LOCALS
Send in yoay o rd e r s e a rly if you
w ish o n e o r m o re of th e big h o lid ay
issu es o f th e O u tlo o k . T h ey w ould
m akp a flnP Ncw Y e a r.g
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A m ong th e co llege s tu d e n ts w ho
a r e h o m e fo r th e h o lid ay s a re M elvin
B ru g g e r, G len R u sh e r, B y ard M iller,
A n n a B ru g g e r, G e rtru d e D ow sett,
E d ella T ow le, G ladys N eal a n d V lr-
g in ia C u rrin o f O. A. C. H elen an d
H a rry W o#.-Il an d J o s e p h in e T ow n-
Bend fro m U. of O.
Mr». F ra n k
W o stell, w ho h a s been k e e p in g house
fo r H elen am i H a rry cam e h om e
w ith th e m to sp en d th e h o lid ay s.
M rs. M a tild a Jo n e s arxd son A rchie
fro m C o tta g e G ro v e a re v is itin g th e
f o r m e r’s s is te r, M rs. J . T. L ew is, a n d
o th e r re la tiv e s.
CLEARANCE SALE
»
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Kuppenheimer
Suits & Overcoats
W hy d o n ’t som e of th e fo lk s w ho
in sist on h u n tin g new la n d s to co n ­
q u e r go w h ere u n to ld w ealth Is w a it­
ing fo r so m e o n e to ta k e possession
o f it?
T h e a n sw e r is th a t we all
h av e s e ttle d n o tio n s a b o u t A la sk a
T h e lib ra ry w ill be o pen th ia e v e n ­
being fiercely cold. Y et S te fa n sso n ,
in g (T u e s d a y ) fo r a ll w ho w ish to
th e Iow a ex p lo re r, w ho h as s p e n t 14 o b ta iu hooka.
y eu rs w a n d e rin g a ro u n d th e a rc tic
E d w a rd S tro n g , w ho is a s tu d e n t
Ju st n o rth o f A lask a, te lls us th a t th e
B IL LIO N S A W A IT IN G D EV EIX1P
a
t
L elan d S ta n fo rd U n iv e rs ity , is
" | 4 0 -y ear old U. S. w e a th e r b u re a u a t
MENT.
j C ape B arro w , a t th e n o rth e rn tip of sp e n d in g th e h o lid ay s a t th e h om e of
Tw o o u ts ta n d in g facts' com e to us A lask a, lias n e v e r re g is te re d a tem - h is p a re n ts , Mr. a n d M rs. II. W.
M au rice B o tk in , w ho is a t
In th e first re p o rt of th e new g o v e rn o r p e ra tu re In all th o se y e a rs th a t w ent S tro n g .
th
e
sa
m
e
in s titu tio n , w ent to San
of A lask a, th e H on. S cott Bone. He I lo w er th a n a b o u t 50 d e g rees below
te lls us In o n e p a ra g ra p h th a t in o u r zero. At th e sam e tim e, m illio n s of F ra n c isc o to sp e n d h is v a c a tio n w ith
n o rth e rn te r rito ry th e r e Is one h u n - people live In A m erican s ta te s an d re la tiv e s.
J o h n B acon, w ho is sa le sm a n fo r
d red and fifty b illio n s o f d o lla rs of C an ad ian p ro v in ces, w h ere th e mln-
w ealth , w hich is, co n serv ativ ely , Ju st Im uni th e rm o m e te r re a d in g s h av e th e F ie ld s M o to r C a r co m p an y o f St.
a b o u t th e w ealth of th e w hole U nited been 50 to 65, an d even 75 d e g re e s J o h n s , gold new C h e v ro le ts d u rin g
S ta te s to d ay .
I below zero.
I th e p a st w eek to Miss M a rth a H ag-
•-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------— i b e rg an d M B e rtu s of th is te r rito ry .
R o b e rt M ereer is h om e fro m C o r­
v a llis fo r th e h o lid ay s.
R ic h a rd H Jo h n s o n of Y ak iin a,
W a sh in g to n is h e re fo r a s h o r t v isit
w ith his m o th e r, M rs. M arion J o h n ­
son an d his s is te r, Miss E lisa b e th
Jo h n s o n .
He Is a c co m p an ied by C.
S. C lyne. a lso o f Y akim a. B oth m en
w o rk fo r th e Y a k im a S ash & Box
co m p an y .
Mr. a n d M rs. E tte e l J o n e s a r e
s p e n d in g th e h o lid ay s w ith th e fo rm ­
e r ’s f a th e r , * F ra n k Jo n e s , a n d h is
b ro th e r-in -la w a n d s is te r , M r. an d
The opportunity to purchase articles that you
Mrs. F loyd M ack.
A v ery p le a s a n t ev e n in g w as sp e n t
may need, which we carry, should not be
a t th e h o m e of Mr. a n d M rs. C. A.
H ill la st W e d n esd ay , D ecem b er 21,
overlooked.
w hen a b o u t 30 frie n d s a n d n e ig h b o rs
s u r p ris e d h im In h o n o r of his b ir th ­
day. T h e s u r p ris e w as co m p lete. T h e
ev e n in g w as s p e n t In g a m e s a n d m u ­
sic a f t e r w hich re fre s h m e n ts w ere
serv ed .
T h e g u e s ts d e p a rte d a t a
la te h o u r a f t e r a v ery e n jo y a b le tim e.
M iss C h a rlo tte B ostic, a fre sh m a n
a t O. A. C., is s p e n d in g th e C h r is t­
verraaUfmWTTtHmtrtirtr.-arirt.-.-rrrrt.-.-.-.-mK.-Ufrt.-r.-trr.-.-rrfar.rttrt.-rmmtftrurumittin m as h o lid a y s a t th e J o h n R o b e rts
hom e.
Mr. an d Mrs. R oy G ibbs s p e n t th e
C h ris tm a s h o lid ay s a t th e h om e of
Mrs. G ib b s' p a re n ts , Mr. an d M rs. F.
N. M e w h lrte r a t N ew berg
Geo.
T h ro c k m o rto n
sp e n t
th e
J u g g e d S te a k .
T re e W o u n d s ^ r o te c ta d .
Gold F ra m e s M ade,
w eek -en d w ith h is nephew , I. T. j H ave a ro u n d s te a k c u t th in . T h en
W
hen
p ru n in g , p a in t a ll o v e r ail
W ood an d fam ily In th e C e d a r dls- c u t it in s trip s , s p r in k le w ith flour,
j T h is is a good tim e of th e y e a r to
trlc t.
seaso n , a d d a little ch o p p ed o n io n th e c u ts m o re th a n an in ch in d ia ­
c o n s tru c t
cold
fra m e s
fo r n e x t
an d ro ll up. P u t a ll in a bean pot m e te r w ith B o rd eau x p a s te m ad e by
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FO R R E N T — 2 0 -acre fa rm w ith 8- w ith no w a te r. P u t th e bean pot in m ix in g th e p re p a re d p o w d er w ith w a­
room h o u se an d la rg e b a rn , a b o u t a k e ttle of of b o ilin g w a te r an d ste a m te r to th e c o n sisten cy of p a in t, o r g la s s sa s h m illed o u t so t h a t w hen
o n e m ile from P le a s a n t H om e on I th r e e h o u rs.
m ak e up a c o n c e n tra te d s o lu tio n of receiv ed it is re a d y to g la z e a n d
B luff ro ad . To be v acated F eb ru -1
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B
o rd e a u x in th e u su a l w ay.
T h is j p a in t- T h e n m a k e a fra m e to hold
ary
1,
1922.
F o r p a rtic u la rs
C an n ed G oods.
w rite I. N’ L. S h rin e r, A sh lan d ,
C an n ed p ro v isio n s sh o u ld be r e ­ tr e a tm e n t w ill p re v e n t h e a r t r o ts ,h e s a s h > p re fe ra b ly 18 in ch es h ig h
Orego.n, 467 Scenic D rive.
a t th e hack a n d slo p in g to 12 in c h e s
m oved fro m th e can im m e d ia te ly from e n te r in g th e w ounds.
Mfttt
M i chiam nno M im i ( M y N ttm r i* M im i) From H o h em » A c t I
in fro n t. A good size fo r th e fra m e
SI. AO
a f te r th e can is o p en ed , fo r th e a ir,
( P u c c in i) S o p r a n o in I t a l i a n
.
.
.
. C la ir» D u s
S to ra g e b a tte ry r e p a ir in g a n d re is th r e e fe e t w ide by six fe e t long,
N EW Y EA R ’S EGGS.
re a c h in g th e m w h ile in th e m e ta l
10(1 IN
R e c o n d ita arm o n ia (S tra n « » H a rm o n y ) F rom Toaca A r t I
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s ta rte r
and
( P u c c in i) T e n o r, in I t a l i a n
.
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.
.
T in o P a ttie ra
g e n e r a to r th o u g h if n io re th a n o ne sa s h is to be
c o n ta in e r, re n d e rs th e m u n w h o le ­ c h a rg in g ,
w o rk .
R a k e r & Son.
«»»«•» I j N o ctu rn e in E F la t (O p u a 9 . N o . 2 ) ( C h o p m ) P ia n o f o r t e b y P a u l
T h e P ersian s still exchange presents som e.
I u sed th e fra m e sh o u ld be m a d e a c ­
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F r tn k il.
V io lin S o lo
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B ro n islaw H u h c r m a a
of eggs at New Y ear's Just as we do
R ead th e W an t Ads.
c o rd in g ly .
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o ur giving of p resen ts nt C hristm as
Sing I S in g ! H u d « on th e W in g (C o o & e - N u t t in g ) T e n o r
parties, though we may give to each In th e O dd F ello w s h a ll, ev ery T h u r s ­
ISOAA
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V isito rs w elcom e.
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o th er on Ja n u a ry 1. In S cotland and day e v e n in g .
’T ie A n Irish G ir l I L o v e ( B 't n n a n - D u b m P a t h T e n o r w it h M a le
M ELV IN I. SUNDAY, N. G.
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Th e o . K a rl« an d M a le T r io
E ngland everybody calls on everybody JA C K SO N JO N E S . S e c re ta ry .
W ilf r e d G le n n
tl« t { A s lee p in th « D e e p ( L a m b - b e t r ig ) B a r it o n e .
else New Y ear’s day. and drinks punch.
ft&C R o cked in th e C ra d le o f th e D e e p < W i l l a r d • K n ig b t > B a r it o n e
H ere in America cafllng has gone out
C o rre c tin g M r. T u m u lty
W ilf r e d G le n n
of style, but If we do nothing more,
T h e in s ta llm e n t
p u b lic a tio n of
1
W e d d in g of th e W in d s W a lts ( H a lt ) . M in ia tu r e C o n c e rt O rc h e s tra
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we nt least shout “Happy New Y ear" Jo se p h I’. T u m u lty 's hook on W ood-
NAc O v e r the W a v e s W a lts (S o b re la * Olas> ' R o e a e )
REPA IRIN G AND RETREADING
to everybody we m eet on New Y ear's row W ilson is h a v in g its jo lts , an d
M in ia tu r e C o n c e rt O rc h e s tra
All work guaranteed.
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W a s h in s to n Post M a rc h (S o u s a ) . W a lt e r R. Rogers and His H and
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( E l l a p ita n M a rc h (5 o u s o )
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W a l t e r B. R ogers an d His B and
mean good luck to them fo r all th e new littipny ol th e m an next to th e th ro n e
T im e to Re
! is not to be ta k e n as th e final w ord I
y ear through.
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L o re 's Ship ( M o r r ie o n ) T e n o r
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Joseph O 'H a r a
of h isto ry . P e rh a p s it is a good
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L ittle Crum bs of H appiness ' B r e n n a n - P a l l ) T e n o r D u e t
th in g th a t th e s e p e rso n a l n a rr a tiv e s i
Joseph O 'H a r a a n d Jam es C ra v e n
GEORGE A. BRANDT
th a t have been co m in g In in c re a s in g ,
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Rosy C h eeks ( P a r ie h - T a u n g - S g u ir e e ) S o p r a n o a n d T e n o r
th e ir p ages a re s till aliv e, fo r it g iv es
Ire n e A u d r e y and C h arles H a r t
S I M J ■ W * « ' « F e a th e r ( M c G o w a n - M o r a n ) T e n o r a n d B a r it o n e
■ opp o rtu n ity
fo r
c o rre c tio n s
th a t
C h arles H a rt and E llio tt S h aw
m ig h t be m issed if th e y did n o t a p - 1
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S e n tim e n ta l D r e a m e r (P a e h m a n K a u f m a n
B a r it o n e a n d
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i dead.
P la n ta tio n L u lla b y ( S t e v e n e - G ille t t e - H o lm e r ) H a w a i ia n P la y e r e
C e rta in ly B ro th e r T u m u lty s tru c k
tlM
F ra n k F e re ra and A n th o n y F r a n th in i
a lix e o n e w hen he w aked ”.p L indley
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S w e e t H a w a iia n G ir l of M in e ( P e r r y ) H a w a i ia n P la y e r e
M. G a rriso n . It will l y recu lled th a t
F ra n k F e r e r a and A n th o n y F ra n c h in l
th e one m e m b e r of th e W ilson c a b i­
W h e n the Sun Goes D o w n —T o » T r o t B lo o m 1 laham Jo n es 'O rc h e s tra
50«'»
net w ho m e a su re d up to th e p ro p o r­
» I 00 ! D r e a m of M e-—P o x T r o t H t c h m a n - B la c k -J e r o m e )
tio n s of h is otliee w as J u d g e G a rri­
I*h a m Jones' O rc h e s tra
son. He m ad e a d is tin c tly fa v o ra b le
NEVER AGAIN
anciee— P o x T r o t ) S p e n c e r )
. G e n e R odem tch's O rc h e s tra
11 AT
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O strich — N ew -fan g led b reak fast im p ressio n on th e c o u n try , b u t it
G ypsy B lues—A os T r o t , f r o m * ' S h u f f l e A l o n g ' ‘ ( S u i t e B la k e )
I Ü
G e n e R o d em ic h 's O rc h e s tra
food, eh? Well I sw ore off from th a t tu rn e d o u t th a t he h ad to o m uch in ­
d ep en d en ce fo r P re s id e n t W ilson, and
stuff th e first of last year!
E v eryb o d y S te p — F o e T r o t , f r o m
" T h e M u e ic B o t R e v u e "
HAI
he got o u t. In tr y in g to s ta te a n d ex ­
( Ir v i n g B e r lin ) .
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B e n n ie K ru e g e r's O rc h e « tra
No one realize» the truth of these sayinga better than the
NAe
p lain th e a m a z in g policy of W ilson
H o w M s n y I im ee— F o e T r o t ( R o b in eon 1 R e n n ie K ru e g e r’s O rc h e s tra
A
tan
k e r.
P U M PK IN PIE.
to w a rd M exico. Mr. T u m u lty said th a t
S o m e w h e re in N aples — F o e T r o t < Z a m e c n tk ) O r c h e e t r a l A r r a n g e ­
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m e n t bv W a l t e r H a e n e c h e n . R u b y W ie d o e ft's C a lito rn ia n e
Boys who a few years ago with savings pass hook in hand
Mr
Stew th e pum pkin and rub through w as fo rce a n d in te rv e n tio n ."
Mr.
W h e n B u ddha Sm iles — A o i T r o t B r o w n - Z a n y ) O r c h e e t r a l A r ­
dressed in knee bre ffhes. Were making regular visits to this
r a n g e m e n t by W a l t e r H a e n e c h e n
a colander. Bent the yolks of four G a rriso n In his le t te r of c o rre c tio n
R u d y W ie d o e ft's C a lifo rn ia n s
hank are now transacting business on their own account and
eggs light ; ndd a cupful of su g ar and suy.-: " T h is is n o t a c c u ra te . My a t ­
IINA I M o onastery Bella— W a it e I W e n d t m g ) . C a stlew o o d M a rim b a Band
heat until you have a q u art of the titu d e w as e ith e r to a b s ta in a b s o lu te ­
you
will find them draw ing cheeks on this hank.
MAc I S.h
Iv e r Sands of L o v e — W a t t e ( C a r l o - B r e a n 1
stew ed pum pkin. P our In a q u art of ly from In te rfe re n c e o r to in te rfe re
C astlew o o d M a rim b a R end
e ffectu ally , by force if n e c e ss a ry .”
Girls are not what they used to be because they too have
milk, a tenspoonful of nutm eg, and ein
11 AN ' Il s 5 ou — f o e T r o t ( C o n r a d ) .
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. C a rl Fen to n 's O rc h e s tra
A w orld w ar o v e rsh ad o w ed th e
»Ac I T u t k M e T o S leep In M y O ld 'T u c k y H o m e F o e T r o t M e r e r )
learned to carry a savings pass hook; they have l.arne.l that
namon. Fold In th e stiffened w hites M exican episode, but It m u st a lw ay s
C a rl F en to n 's O rc h e s tra
of four eggs. Line a deep pie plate re m a in am o n g th e m y ste rie s of th e
therein there is power—they are becoming more and more in­
Just L ik e a R a in b o w —F o r T r o t ( F a r l - F i o n t o )
with puff paste, then fill w ith the h u m an m ind th a t Its m an a g e m e n t w as
dependent ami the young man of today without a hank account
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G e n e R o dem ic h's O rc h e s tra
SAe
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