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EDITORIA I
APPROPOS THE ELECTION
Mr. E. P. Smith, the wide
awake editor of our horticultural
department, has suggested that
the orvhardists and fanners of
eastern Multnomah and northern
Clackamas counties hold an an
nual fruit fair and carnival at
Gresham, offering to head the
list of subscriptions toward a
prize fund for the encourage
ment of growing better fruit in
the district mentioned.
This is certainly a move in the
right direction, for we believe,
with many others, that as good
fruit can be grown in this vicin
ity as any place under the sun.
In fact, the truth of this state
ment has already been proven in
Hood River. Mosier and White
Salmon, and similar fruit from
east and west of the Sandy, in
Clackamas and several orchards
in eastern Multnomah.
We defy the world to produce
a cleaner, more perfect, or bet
ter tasted apple than some of
the samples left on the editor’s
desk. Conditions, of course,
can be bettered. A more thor
ough system of spraying, prun
ing and cultivation should be
adopted and the business men of
the country should do all pos
sible to assist in the chance, and
at the same time encourage the
movement for an annual fruit
fair.
As also suggested by Mr.
Smith this properly comes under
tne head of Grange work, and
we hope to hear of its discussion
at the next meeting of the Po
mona Grange. Let every farm
er help this good work along,
Commencing with the first
Monday in December many
Last Saturday the writer en towns and cities in Oregon will
joyed a very pleasant visit with hold municipal elections. We
State Historian Himes.
Mr. are glad to note that, without
Himes took a great deal of plea exception, the papers published
sure in explaining to us how the in their centers are advocating
many newspapers and magazines the election of men who will en
sent to the society are preserved force law, and encourage and
for the use of future genera stimulate business interests.
tions. We are certainly glad The citizens of Gresham have
that Beaver State Herald is to already met in common council
be found in the list, and we and nominated certain persons
heartily wish, with Mr. Himes, for the offices of mayor, record
that all the newspapers of Ore er, treasurer, marshal and coun
gon. could be brought to see the cilmen. It is reported that there
necessity of keeping an unbroken has been another ticket placed
in the field in opposition to the
file in the society’s office.
While there Mr. Himes gave one made in open council on the
us a finely preserved copy of the 19th. At this writing we have
daily Oregonian of date July no knowledge of the names on
18th, 1864, Vol. 4. No. 143. It this ticket—except one.
It is astonishing to see the
It is good to have competition;
is a four-page, six-column paper,
number
of matrimonial differ
published by Henry L. Pittock. it stimulates interest and gives
ences
being
aired through the
publisher and proprietor. One the people a choice, and a chance
press.
It
appears
to apply to
would imagine, if we did not see to select the best men. The'
both
rich
and
poor.
We are per
the date or name, that it was an snpporters of each ticket will, of
suaded
that
the
majority
of con
English newspaper for all the course, claim that they have the
nubial
infelicities
are
brought
front page is taken up with busi best men, and right here we
ness cards, and there is not a may be pardoned for asking what around by the most trivial of
display ad., such as we are now is meant by best men. Are circumstances.
Husband and wife cannot be
using, in the whole paper. The those men “best” who, if not
too
careful of their conduct to-
openly
advocating
violation
of
paper, however, would do credit
to publishers of today for it is law, remain passive while the ward each other. In this respect
ably edited and very newsy. law is constantly being broken? we like to ponder upon the sound
From the news columns we find when it is within their power, advice given by Joseph Belcher,
that Henry Ward Beecher strong and their plain and sworn duty D. D., when he said, “A great
ly endorses Abraham Lincoln as to enforce it? As our readers portion of the wretchedness
a candidate to succeed himself. well know The Herald is non which has often embittered mar
We also find the name of Horace partisan. It is its privilege. ried life has originated in the ne
Greeley mentioned as repudiat- however, to “assist the right and glect of trifles. Connubial hap
piness is a thing of too fine a tex
ing the nomination of Fremont resist the wrong.”
Hence we would suggest to the ture to be handled roughly. It
and Cochrane, and most ardent
ly supporting Lincoln. The voters of Gresham that it might is a plant which will not even
death of Josiah Quincy is an be w’ise before voting next Tues bear the touch of unkindness; a
nounced as having occurred on day to inquire into what each of delicate flower which indiffer
the candidates coming before the ence will chill, and suspicion
the 7th at the age of 92 years.
In “A Word to Farmers,” people expect to do. The can blast. It may be watered with
which occurs on the editorial didate, who is not willing to the shower of tender affection,
page, the editor (not Harvey come out frankly and say what expanded with the glow of at
Scott, but a Mr. Damon, we he expects to do concerning law tention, and guarded with the
think) wisely suggests that farm enforcement, securing city wa impregnable barrier of unshaken
ers are making mistakes in run ter, electric light and power, confidence. Thus nurtured, it
ning after gold mines in the in sewers, the encouragement of will bloom with fragrance in
terior when they have a letter street improvement, and legiti every season of life, and sweet
and more sure thing right at mate business interests, is a safe en even the loneliness of declin
home. He also intimates that a man to keep out of office. Every ing years.”
large number of the crops were man of ordinary’ sense knows the
W'p v.o ild respectfully call the
liable not to be harvested be town’s need of these things and
if he isn’t willing tocommit him- attention of some of our corres
cause of the gold fever.
To say the least, the paper is • self it is safe to assume that he pondents to the fact that we
very interest! ing and we are very intends violating his oath of have to make the most of our
glad indeed t .0 have this copy of cffice and shemid be acted upon running <;::pir,SB fr>: n the ad-
Oregon’s gr< eatest paper, both accordingiy- Do not be misled. vertising of goods for sale
We
then as well e as now, in our pos- There is <1 n.<>ral obligation rest- through these colonnns.
session. We hope that the ex- ing upon ev c ry citizen of Gresh- shall therefore take it;as a favor
_ 1 scl » L m J y Mr, Pittock, and am (and th >se not within the if they will kindly c ;t i. it all
cinipixj
later by Mr. Scott, may not be city limit;3, b ut who have busi- semblance of goeds of any kind
lost sight of by the voun;; men ness and oil* er interests here,) for sale in their local items un-
of today, thal t the success made t > work for and interest their less they are sent in. as others.
by them may in a measure be our friends in th e cornin;; election. with the ca ;h in ad vane*?, at
lot, and that by painstaking ar.d Petty jealous ies and kindred evils the rate of one cent per word.
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persistent eff< 'ort. in the doing of must be sv. ept aside. Stand
shoulder
to
shoulder,
man
to
that which we believe to be
Thankssivin z.
right, will be as well received man, work for. and vote for only
by our people as has evidently those men whom you have rea
been the case in that of the son to know will, if elected, en
force the law and encourage the
gentlemen mentioned.
towns growth in every legiti
mate and honorable way.
We acknowledge receipt of an
-f
invitation to take Thanksgiving
dinner with our valued corre We
play. to
spondent and his good wife, at
tfl<i
Marmot. They propose to have
¡or
some things that would be worth
face it;
Tl
while, but we confess that even
if we were there ar.d ate of the
With
good things mentioned that our Say not, “The
M a V w<*
dreams would be troubled for
Who’s to bias 9»>
I.« I?. .J.
some nights to come, Many And fold the han
—oh, shame!
thanks Brother Pike.
Stand up, speak out, and brave
ly, in God’s name.
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