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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1906)
Russia's Free t*r«««». Liberty of the pres» not to hare lie.» abn*«d duriti; the aeselot»« of the douma. except |.eriia|>» iu th« cuse of u few lueen.ii.irjr »li.«ets that would I h » su¡»j»ra-4» h 1 In u:o»t couu Irte». < oinnieiitl.t; ii|«oi the u««.v evi- denw of ■1 .■ont.' .t muon; the tro ps Nil 111 1 o’ .i’ll, pule eu rly in Jul.’ . . II of tile I u U ms I at the «-. , * I ■ l.ltMTUlH. aqiolie as follow a: Ijist year we heard a pood «'eat about the "Inf. . lion" of th army thro ,:h th evaMa •< O tehee aad N r Nw th!« “IrfecUon" Is actively spread and developed by the accounts of the douma proceedings and by the activities of the peasantry, at last arcus-d and conscious As the Russian - >h.i r n a p is.int and the villa,atmosp. ere la his atmosphere, the new Influences are much m »re dan gerous than th.os - of last year. From ill parts of the country come reports of re volts and dlscont» nt among the troops. This is a terribl« symptom. It may mean that a peaceful Issue from lae present sit uation has liecome impossible. Tin* organ of the ministry frequently published violeut attacks tt|iou the «loit ma as a treasonable ho ly, asking the czar to dissolve it. Against this the leading organ of the Constitutional Democrats, the Rire-li. uttered a digni fied yet udld protest as being an effort to discredit the parliament and Incite civil war. This paper opposed appeals to force, saying. “Let the blame for bloo.lsli.Hl rest upou th? government." and also urged the douma to accept concessions made by the government. The Riech and Its still more moderate contemporary, the Strana. insisted upon a responsible ministry freely acting with the douma and not plotting against it. equal rights, honest protec tion of life and liberty and "severe punishment of official conspirators, or ganizers of racial wars and of whole sale butchery." With a press so capa ble and earnest Russia should soon have an organised public eqteil to the task of maintaining social order and at the same time doing battle vigorously In defense of political rights. sity of Ksnsas. ITie Idea came to him when he was trying to devise au in door game that stxjuld be exciting and at the same time should not be rough and dangerous. Senator Clark of Montana Is proba bly the largest individual railroad builder In the world, lie is now open a ting the new line from Salt latke City to l.oa Angele«, said to hate lieen built from his Income, and is at work on an other line —'» miles long from 1-as Ve gas. N. M„ to Tuaoftuh. Ser. Baroti Kimura, who succeeds Vis count Hayashi as Japanese minister to Loudou and who represented his coun try lu the peace conference at Porta mouth. hits had a long and brilliant diplomatic career. He has been minis ter at Washington and St. 1‘etersburg. charge d'affaires at I’ektng. civil ad ministrator at I“»rt Arthur and occu pied the poaitlou of foreign minister at Tokyo when the Kusso-Japanese war broke out. THE HOUSEHOLD. Not ouly the bathtub, but the wash bowl. can tie quickly cleaned of the dark rim showing the water line by using a cloth moistened with gasoline, especially when hard water Is used. Prepared dyes are used at home with complete success, and a womlerful amouut of doing over they make ¡>o«sl ble. Everything will dye black that will dye at all. and a black dress Is al ways useful, genteel and unobtrusive. However small the ball. It always should contalu in addition to the hat rack or hooks for outer wraps aud um brella stand nt least one seat. If it la only a servant or messenger boy he should have the chance to rest lu wait tug- A bag for soiled handkerchiefs Is as indispensable as a dust bag where there are children. It teaches them to care for their handkerchiefs, aud they are easily counted for the laundry and less liable to be lost than if placed in the hamper with other clothes. THE TIPPING EVIL. Start a Savings Account Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, pro mier of England, is a noted French scholar. Lord Tennyson has t>eeome president of the League of the British Empire In place of Lo-d Strathcona, resigned. Jason Brown of Akron. O.. and Salm on Brown of Salem. Ore., are the ouly two surviving children of John Browu. the abolition leader. Russell Arnold of Barre. Mass.. Is a Mexican and civil war veteran. He fought In thirty-four battles. Recently he celebrated his seventy-seventh birth day. Charles Francis Brush, the electri cian. has on bis office door tn his build ing in Cleveland. "Office hours. 1130 to 12.” He is always there promptly and never works overtime. Most of bis time be spends in his laboratory alone. Henry F. Cochens. who is in the race for congress from the Fifth Wisconsin district, has the reputation of being the best all around athlete and student Wisconsin university ever profluced. He is a graduate of Harvard Law school. John Scbumann-Heink. a son or Mme. Scbumann-Heink. one of the foremost opera singers of the day. is working in a Jewelry store at Spring field. Mass. He will study music in Texas under an Italian master next winter. James Nalsmltb. the inventor of the popular game of basket ball, is now physical director at the State Vniver- Ten years ago the tip tariff averaged 5 per cent. Now it Is said to tie often uearer 25 I>er cent and tends constant ly to increase.—Burlington (Vt.) Free Press. A ten cent tip three times a day amounts to «100.30 per year. That is an uddltiou to the cost of living of suf ficient lmjiortance to Justify serious consideration.-I ’hicazo Record-Herald. The tipping habit is primarily a bribe ou the part of the tipper to secure priority over 11« fellow guests, but the spineless acquiescence In the custom has made it a nearly universal tax.— Poughkeepsie Star. Even the man who is not a snob a- Is not endeavoring to create an im pression which bo cannot sustain Is sometimes bothered to d «termine Just what he might Is» expected to give as a tip. No man likes to lie regarded as niggardly.—Elmira Advertiser. . Th«- Serpent. The Roninu goddess of health al ways bore in her hand a serpent. The serpent was the em dern of .Escula- pius. th»« deity of physician*, an 1 lu Roman folklore It is said that during a great pestilence in Rome be appear ed lu that city in the form of a serpent and stayed the plague. “Left Handed” Lions. It was the beLef of Livingstone that nearly all lions were "left handed.” He watched them closely, and when they desired to strike a tierce blow they always used the left paw. GRAND BENEFIT BALL Given by local Union 352 A. M. C. and B. W. of N. A. of Troutdale, Ore. Saturday Night, Oct. 13, Union Hall, Troutdale MUSIC Bï LATOURELL ORCHESTRA Floor Manager, H. A. Richardson Committee of.Arrangements: Geo. I. funk. E. W. Holt. E. C. Oft, J. H. Hoyt. H. Vanderhoof. Everybody Invited. TICKETS $1 Supper at Union House, 75c per couple THE CITIZENS BANK, 120 Grind A»«.. *» U nion P acific HARRY HUXLEY, Swetland’s Ice Cream Decorator and Painter and Soft Drinks Kalsomining, Papering. ♦ served every SHturdav ami Sunday Mrs W. J. Wirtz î Hvr le«« fremii Parlors on Powell Street GRESHAM ORE. z : : X V LIVERY. SALE AND FEED. • • • STABLES. Insure Your Property NOW IN THE IOXDON ASSt’HANCE COlU'tiRATHlN Gresham Harness Shop GRESHAM. ORE. GIST LARSON, Proprietor. Carrier a Full Line of Llf.HT and IM.UGHT IIXRXIiSS, COI LARS, PADS, HXI.IIRS, WHIPS, BRUSHES. COMBS, Etc. ll\K\| ss Boor and SHOE RKPAIRINQ \ SPECIALTY All. WORK GLARA.XTEEB. local Schedule OF I rains Mail Port port Rigg' Mail I A I Flyr Local The slippery elm contains In Its In Lovai »V Ex I Ar X“ •' Ntt X No. 4 Iv ner bark a great quantity of mucilage, Nil. 'N.. t. \ • 15 X 15 I.' KkTUIt which gives It its peculiar property « a iu • 2U » ■"tut rout and i.atne. M 51 a 85 M CtMM • u Minina « a 4*» S J. me« Crichton. 7 W ■ a âü • H All • Jani««s Crichton, better remembered 7 y 07[ y ÜI as "the Admirable Crichton.” <-ould 6 M • 5 tW 9 r.’ * y 17 • read, write and dispute In txvelve dif ferent languag's. He was an exjx-rt swordsman, a civil and military en :l ncer. n tnathematlclau. a dramatist, WE don’t know how to do and. nithoug’i but twenty-three ye ire your business but we can help old at the time of his death, lie was you do it. We could’t make a the master of all the science aud learn Ing of his age. hat or a shoe or a broom, but we can do your printing and do it right. “Beaver State Print.” O re . G resham . JOHN H. MF I/GIR. - Agent Early HeUtlme. 0. R. & N WORK NEAT i One of tin« obtest ami best In surance companion in the world. Ticket OH'he, Third him I \Va«liingti»h The majority of grown people ns well T&topi tic Main a IJ < XX Hliitgpi as the chlldreu In ancient R ime rarely Cile I’ h Let Agl. ; A. L. CrMiKt Gciicm lighted a caudle unless at dawn. The Pu.HMviigrr Agl. bedtime In Rome, Athens. Egypt and other parts of the Mediterranean shore was between 7 and 9 o'clock lu the U rwtWMrd evening, according to the season. AM ( M I M A. M I* M f M PRICES LOW B. W. EMERY The Divina Hell. Hair. PORTLAND. ORE. 3 TRAINS IO I Ht IASI DAIIY The di' lug bell was used iu Phoenicia B. C. 320, but not used lu Euro|>e until about 1309. H140 PORTIONS X a FOOX 0NC 5 FOUND PnCMAüe- : GRESHAM BARBER SHOP ter Mush for ><»» mooe^ than you usually X» ♦ I'.Hisonal work of all kinds lu-atlv 0 mid quickly <i«i>u 1 p*Y- 4 you insist on fistting OLYMPIC WHtAT HtARTS Riíora ¡tened and put ia first-dan arder 5 Pound fodcafe 1 I IP W< QROCW 5X5 NOT IT. 3CN0 U5 TM£ MOHEY P0« A PAcKAbC Next door tu Urrahatu Hotel iur fiw« booklet Nrw •« by inoMita ♦ Robert 11 Childers, Prop. ÎGRISHAM • OREGON TNEPmUMFlNRIKNIUS POOT AND. OAtftON l Astrology. Astrology was the Invention of Chal dean and Egyptian priests. There is reason to believe that astrology was practiced In connection with astrouo- my in Chaldea and the valley of the Nile between 4<k»> and .■>«■» B. C. (•Inal The “Beaver Slate Herald Eyr». The making of glass eyes, says a writer in ixindou Health, is now so fine an art that an artificial one In a human socket cannot tie detected ex cept by an exi>ert. "The moat peculiar thing I know of In the trade relates to two of my regular patrons a mau and bis wife. They have been married now three years, aud to this day neither of them knows that the other Is deficient of au eye.” Has passed the experimental stage, It is now generally conceded to be one of the most progressive weeklies in the state, It is in every sense File : Popular Hrrntb if»*. The rooms of a Korean woman are as sacred to* her as a shrine Is to Its Image—Indeed, the rooms of u wife or mother are the sanctuary of any man who breaks the Inw. Unless for trea son or for one other crime he cannot be forced to leave those roopis, ami so long as he remains under the protec tion of bls wife and his wife's apart ment« he is secure from tbe officers of tbe law. No U m . What's the use o' kickin' When the air is soft an' warm An’ the sky Is blue above you Without a hint o' storm? When the waves are softly "Ingtaf As they sparkle In the light. What's the use o’ kickin' ‘Cause the fish don't bits? The fun of goln’ fishln' Is to find a good excuse To sit and watch the ripples When the line Is hangln' loose. To feel the breeses Plowin' An’ feel such calm delight That you never think o' kickin' 'Cause th, fish don't bite? There's many an ambition Which Is but a fruitless quest. But this wot id In full o' sunshine An' o' beauty an' o' rest. An’ we’ve had the fun o' llvln. Though we ain’t successful quite. An’ there ain’t no use o’ kickin' ’Cause the fish don't bite? —Washington Star. THE HERALD, ONE YEAR, »1 C i r c u 1 ¿i t i <> n Our IS ALREADY GOOD Bl’T IT MI sT BE 111111 11 The stronger the circulation the more adver tising we can get and the more money for the advertising. Hence we have decided to offer our readers a real bargain. Just read the following and be convinced that Palrniatry. Palmistry has l>een practiced In the east from time Immemorial. Tbe palm- laters claim that several alluslous In tbe book of Job Indicate knowledge of this art. Weekly l lome because it is full of home news, gotten up in a bright, newsy, readable way, and is interesting to every one who is interested in Oregon. All children should be taught tn breathe through the nose and to keep tbe mouth tightly closed. Many dis ease germs enter through the open mouth, while if the mouth Is kept clos ed the air liecomes purified while pass ing through the long, moist passages and tempered for the lungs. Tbe Korean Family Shrine. FOR BENEFIT OF ITS SICK AND INDIGENT MEMBERS all your deposits OREGON S horj L ine Through Pullman «lantlartlii «ml tonrht Corks, ■I»'« plnu f«rs dally to Omaha, <'hlv«go, Kp»> Corks for bottles were first manufac k«nv; t<inn»t nlvrphiu ear «tally to City. Rix lining « h«ir X«r« (M'ala (rvr) U» th«* tured lu Spain ami Italy sarnie time Ka»t «lath during th«« fourteenth century. Cork l.«'«Vc« 1’Nlvs PKroT Arrive«. screws were contemporaneous with corks. V M A UM I* M ('Hlt'AMO FORTI %XI> • bally. HFKl'lAI fur the ha.t iMlly. via Huntington- The CkblM. XX or. * I.X I« XI » no \ M 8POKAKK FLYER in China auy one writing an objec I »a 11 y belly. tionable IsHik is punished with a bun For Ka«t« rn Wn«hlngtmi, W«lta U«lta. l«*w dreti blows from a heavy bamboo rod tatou. C* h nr «TA tane«mt Urvat Sortlirrn |a4t»t» ami then bnnlshi«al for life. Auy one ATLANTIC F.XPRH h h IN I* M caught reading such a tmok gets tweu L»r th«» Fol vU Hunt baUy. ingloti ty stripes with a lighter rod. »•<HITL\NI‘ HK.t.s I «• »15 A M ('AL, fur «Il li*'«! point« Itali). HurticMs Ayr»«. butwwii H i g g » «ini r. 'filati - ~ ' Buenos Ayres Is located about the same dlstam-e south of the equator as i:i\ EH H i i»i i i Memphis. Tenn.. Is north of It. but It Is K .»I I- \| never warmer than Biaston or colder IMIIy « Xto-pt than Washington. Its climate Is uilld Hutbirt y, aud bracing lu the winter, spring aud |t) MU I* M fall mouths, while lu the summer It Is seldom as disagreeably hot as New ? «V t M Mt P M York. l*aris or Berliu. Ually (»ally <«Xr«*|>t rx. vpt Huuday. Sunday A strong microscope shows the sin gle hairs of the head to lie like coarse, round rasps, but with teeth extremely Irregular and Jagged. FARMS. DAIRY AND STOCK RANCHES, Small Tract«, Un proved or unimproved, Cedar anti Fir Timber, Empire Cream Sep arator«. GRESHAM. ORE J. H. CHALIER. PER CENT, Ao Ku«*rm«»»s Fee. La Peyronie, the physlclau who at- teudeai Lou.s XV. of France, recelvatd au enormous fee. Th<> king gave him au estate comprising five villages and •.“07 farms, which produced a yearly lu couie equal lu purclutaing power to £H,U00 of our money. Illa majesty had ouly a alight fever. "Th, Rtllnbl« W«nl Eslat, Man." X» Ith us and get The ’•llpiwry Elm. SIRES AND SONS. ¿ÜÜLCHALKER Ttr Pel I coo. 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