Beaver State herald., December 28, 1906, Page 2, Image 2

BEAVER STATE HERALD, DECEMBER 28, 1906
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tent to the state of Oregon, and
to Portland and vicinity in par­
ticular. Today is the time to
save, to accumulate. The op­
portunity is presented. Those
who fail to grasp will have them­
selves to blame, and not others.
RESOLVE TO DO BETTER.
Published
Evtry
FiiJav at ttnrsham. Or«v»n. In BeAVEK STATI
COMPANY. MsntavUla Oflk« JlS Villa Art.
TIMOTHY BROWNHILL.
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PIBLISHIYG
E.litor nod Manager
KVRM'RIPTION K . r»:> IVr Y.»r. »1 >«■ I" -Ivan. *• U> Lm-isn OS* • '-I«« II V Three
Month»' trial MibarrliHions are a.ve| l«<l train new »utMcrlben tnr I JV
HKMITTtN* » -hoi.LI I** *el*i <•> hxpr. *■ or P.ot.ilhce Money Order. Reai*tere»l Letter or
* ''T i K'OXTI^V a ' n MS' 7n .leiereiiee to the wish ot the mxiorlty ot our »ubscribem the paper
1» aent until all arrear»«» 1» paid and an order to Ix ontinue la received II you wiah your
paper stopped at th- • I ot tlie year, elate that laet alien you »end III your «ulweriptlon and
StFr'iti' t’l’i'RL'"« lu ordering eha we of ad.tr> ■»» vlve old a« well a» new ad.lreaa.
CORK»MUN’nKXTH are wanted tn every eoutiauntly It ■>»correa|a»i»d«ii.'W appears from
pur milhlairh.a.l von are rwpeetfUHy resultedh* w»l u. » many loral Item, a» you.-an.
Abi’KKTIMNU ¿ATM are reaaonaide amt will b>-prompll.v »ent upon appl.ealloti
JOB PRINTING i».*ui aiaetalty " > are well e>|Uip|a d to do the be»l work al current price,.
Send 25c in Stamps for Three Months' Trial Subscription.
Entv mi a* rectYnd-cla»# matter at the poxtufhrv At (irvAhani. Oregon
EI)1 TO R I A L
A HAPPY NEW Y EAR TO VOL ALL
The year just closing has been
a most strenuos one for all em­
ployed on The Herald. Every
one has done his or her best to
bring the paper up to a high
standard of journalism. Over
fifty people have been interested
in the weekly na’eip of the
paper. Ft r y-four of these are
our faithful correspt ndents who
have so nobly stood by their pa­
per. It is through these loyal
friends that The Herald has at
last attained a place in nearly
1100 homes in Multnomah and
Clackamas counties, not to speak
of the many copies that are sent
to friends in other counties in
Oregon and the surrounding
states.
And this is not all. for the sub­
scription list is growing at a
splendid rate. There is now no
question but that Beaver State
Herald is destined to become one
of the best-known and most lib­
erally-patronized papers in the
state. Commencing with the
first of the year the manage­
ment proposes to commence a
campaign for new subscriptions
that will be effective and far-
reaching. Looking to this end
we earnestly solicit the continu­
ance of the friendship and earn­
est support that has been so lib­
erally accorded us during the
past year, and ask all our folk
when speaking to the neighbor
or the merchant, or other busi­
ness man. to mention the Beaver
State Herald. This costs you
nothing but means so much to
us. It is through thi3 method
that a number of ads. have come
to our columns, — others have
been enlarged and many have
been retained only by reason
of the fact that our folk have
spoken a good word for their
paper.
We would not be doing justice
to ourselves if we did not take
this opportunity of thanking each
and every one for their interest
in The Herald, and especially do
we owe a debt of gratitude to
our correspondends, who have
made it possible for us to secure
so much home news. To our
faithful fellow workers, those
who have stood by us rain or
shine, sick or well, through thick
and thin, working many times
early in the morning and late at
night, under the greatest of dis­
advantages, always uncomplain­
ing, cheerful, and ever ready to
do the best for their paper and
for the one who in a humble way
is striving to achieve that suc­
cess that can come only from
persistent painstaking effort,
and to the merchants and busi­
ness men, who have patronized
us so liberally and so well. To
all of you, dear folks, we thank
you, and wish for you the hap­
piest and most prosperous year
of your history.
A friend of The Herald, while
in conversation with ye editor a
few days ago, suggested that a
graduated income tax, on all
sums over $5000, would be one
of the simplest, least burden­
some, and at the same time one
of the most practical ways of
raising funds for the building
of county and state wagon roads.
A DEBT OF ORATITL'DE
Lindsay H. Hicks, the miner
who. with a number of others,
was recently buried under sixty
feet of dirt by a cave in at Bak­
ersfield. Cal,, speaking^of ¿his
rescue, said, ”1 know it was God
who saved me. From the very
moment I was sw dlowed in 1
saw that God was protecting me
an 1 I knew he would save me,”
etc. Men sometimes scoff at
re’igi n and profess to ignore
the existence of a Superior Be-
in?. We are g’ad to note there­
fore that this man, who appar­
ently stood no more chance for
recovery than did his fellow com­
panions who died all around him.
acknowledges his miraculos es­
cape to the intervention of an all
wise God, and is willing to give
God the credit for his escape
from an awful death.
It was with this man, as with
many others, his» faith in God
that gave him hope, and strength
of mind, and purpose, to cheer
on those employed in his rescue.
It is this God-given faith and
persistency of purpose that have
led men to sacrifice all in the ef­
fort to save and convert man­
kind, and not only to convert, in
the sense of religion, but to civil­
ize, to start men and women to­
ward a higher life, to instill into
the ignorant a love for the
beautiful, to incite the uneducat­
ed to seek education, and to do
for others that which they can­
not do for themselves.
The
greatest intellects of the uni­
verse, the wisest of the world’s
great men, those who have been
most admired for what they have
done for the betterment of man­
kind. have all acknowledged this
debt of gratitude, that each and
every individual owes at some
time, in some way, to the guid­
ing and keeping power of the
God of the world to whom all
men owe allegiance and whose
divine laws all should obey.
GOOD TIME REPORTED.
Uiltid Artluus Gresham Assembly, No.
■o
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1>&, meets iu Reguer a
One Dollar will
Hall 1st ami 3*1 Friday each month.
Henry lUiuihit, M. A.: C. A. Nutlev,
Kec'y. All Artiauns Welcome.
fit you to eye glasgrs or spec­
tacles. Perfect hl guaranteed.
Your eyes fit ted at Imine. Write (or
fiee booklet des< ithing our uietlud.
sttimif minia tomi N,, hi , i.
TvlTTim-vU on tlie second ami fourth
We.lm*»*lsy of mU'll month. Thuoffievra
ne: Norn Durrtd), N. G. ; Mrs. Joseph
Stanley, V G. ; Mrs. II. K. Davis, s«v
clary ; Calla Kenney, treasurer; Mr».
Huth K Giert». If. P. ’
Remember, the glsssee we fit you
to are worth gl So «ny where on
earth. Our price, only >1.1)1).
OCR RRPAIRINii <l»i>artei*nt Is moe|
inmplrt« Msm «crin» SI m V« mi , h< I v « h »4
SI Hl Sand ,uur ».all In r*»l»i(iv<l uisil.
L’ Ti r«i>sir> any aal<li
The time has again come for
0. W. Cl*>ver Camp No. 3IH. tlrvsh-
the most of ordinary folk to make W,
— ■in
am, uiecta in Regnvr'a Hall on
new resolutions for the new 2d and Alli Mondays at H p. in. 1*. F.
rullali, C. U. I E. L. Thorp, Clerk. Vis­
year. The drunkard, the smok­ iting
Woodmen Welcome.
er. the morphine fiend, the cigar­
ette smoker, the gambler, the
6ri>k<ini Lodge No. 125, I. 0. 0. F„
mean man. and the gtxxi man. Meet - eve'y Hitiirlav night in Odd I el
til. Emil Palin>|ui»t, N G.;l>.
will all more or less resolve to do I lows'll
M. It ilwrte, Seereisi y.
Encampment
better in the new year, ami why meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays ot each
month. All visiting brother» cmdiaily
shouldn’t they? A man so far ill«
ited to ntleild.
gone to the devil that he hasn’t —- 1
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sufficient strength of purpose left
H ock », 1)12 a. ni., 1-& p. m.
to res dve to do better is certain­
ly to be pittied. and there a e
DR. H. 11. OTT»
none so good but that they can
1» K N T I M T
and should aspire to be better.
METZGER & CO.
Ill aiXTV aTRMBT. FORTLARD. OR*
USE •CLF-RAISINQ
DELICIOUS HOT CAKES
The product of the choicest wheat
carefully prepared by our tpecial
proc«. 4 |.ound package 20<:
Lire m I kii ' ii ,
ON THE lOiMMKIAN SLIDE OF SIN
Passions uncurbed, consciences
every day warning, unheeded,
.he innocence of maidenly pur-
ty, the weakness of trusting,
loving nature, betrayed by a
<iss, a show of affection, and
•he devilish wiles and infamy of
•«elfiffi. unbridled passion are all
on tl e toboggan slide of sin
which invariably lead to ig-
noniny and dcatt. for “the
wa res of s:n is death.” Young
man, wh ch way are you hea kd?
The kve for loud-m »uthed, vul­
gar companions, th • cigarette,
the dice box. the saloon and its
at endant evils are su*e indica­
tions that you are on the tobog­
gan. Better get off before it is
too late and you are precipitated
into a life of shame and death.
O'--- ---------- ---
We are in receipt of ‘‘Work­
er,” a Socialist paper published
at Auckland, N. Z., which speaks
of Oscar Neitzer. formerly of
Gresham, havin r presented the
editor with $25 for the further­
ance of the socialist cause in
that country.
>VER POSTOFFICe
r. A. Ilium, M. D.
I. M. Silo KT, M. D.
HORTICULTURAL
Drs. Short & Short
l*b) ekienw-Surgeona.
Greehain»
Oregon
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C. H. ATWOOD, M. D.
i'.uimvupathic I'byaiciau and Sutgeon
Calls Attrnded ta Day ar Night
A Pleasant Way
To Travel
Ofllee I’hnne. Main M.
Kra. Phone, Main ÁL
»mCR OVER PO^TOFEICI
ir» WwlxrC» Ave. aad J4 Ms
Gresham Ore.
Thr tihes*«» !• th» usual rardict of the
travekr Uaittg lb«
J. (Ì. McElroy,
Mittcuti Pscific Riilaij betwtee the
Pacific Ce«t ind Ike till,
PHYSICIAN—*"»—St KGE05
and we ls««l|fve lb« ■rrvici* ai»<l ar«M»m-
nitMlaiioiiR glvrn merit Ibi« atalc-iucnt.
From l*vu««r. <‘olor«dr> spring« and
I’tH Li«, there are two through tralM
dally to Kaiiaaa (Tty ah<1 Ml la»Ult, r«r-
ryintf Pullman'« Ut«»t aUindard «l<-e»
trie lifhied «leeotiig rant, chair cart,
and up-to date dining rare.
Thia aatur ricvllent arrvioa la oper-
airs! from Kanmaa (Tty and Mt I asu I r lu
Mt'inphia, Milla Kork and Hot Mprinaf*.
If you ar«* going Ka«t nr M«>uth, writ«
fur rate« aiHifull Information.
Calls Prnmntly attended to.
OSicr at Sandy listel.
HANOY.
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ORKOON
W. C. BELT. M. D.
PHYSICIAN
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t ^^ i / tdale .
W. C. MC BRIDE. Oen. Agt.
SUHCSON
ANSWtHtO
124 Third St.,
•
Portland, Ore.
Se» Naturi! Wondrous Handiwork
Through Utah
and Colorado,
UASTI.E GAIE, CANYON OF
THE GRAND, BLACK CAN­
YON,
MAKNHALL AND
TENNEsEE PASHES, «nd
THE WORLD-FAMOUB
ROYAL G O R G E.
For rv~-rlpo,. an t lllualratlva Pam
ylilvla. writ« lu
W. C. McBRIDE. 6(1'1 Apnl,
114 TbH H.
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PORTLAKO. ORE.
I
ORE
FREE WALL MAPS
DEPARTMENT
EDITED BY' E. P. SMITH.
Ninety Per Cent Clean Fruit.
Th** Washington Experiment Station
reports that in 1!W> a practical teat of
efficiency of »praying for preventing the
ravage» of the c*»llin moth »«» ma*le in
a commercial orchard of aeventv acre».
This orchard bad irecome unprofitable
liecamte of the large proportion of wormy
apple»it produced. With proper »pray­
ing ninety |»-r cent of clean Iruit wan
obtained. A large numlier of .liffi rent
methods of fighting the codling moth
were tried, and »praying witli ar-ennte
of lead gave such good rcfliilta that in
I'.SMi it war given a thorough teat in a
run down orchard of 126 acre«. Thia
orchard was »prayed four time* with
arsenate of lead and U5 per cent of the
fruit was clean, compared with only
al»>ut live per cent in previous years.
The results obtained ju.-tify the belief
that even with badly infested orchards
four thorough and careful »prayings
with arsenate of lead will save ft» jmt
cent of the ciop. These tests are ctima-
lative evidence of a fat t which may la-
accepted as well proved bva great num­
ber of trs's by ex|eriment stations and
individual fruit growers. Mr. G. 1. Bar-
gent, at Ihssl River, this past ».•asott
secure» Is-tter than !•■*» percent *f dean
apples from an orchard
previously
n* glinted, and in which year before last
nearly every apple was wormy.— Rural
Northwest.
The Portland f louring Milla Ca-
Portland, Orsgon
CALLS moHULV
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II your grocer do« not m H it, i«ad us
the monry for a packsg«. Bookish con­
taining rsrlpsi for «11 our products, free
for the asking.
( ) rettori
nJ
O regon
S horj U ns
amd union P acific
3 TRAINS TO IHt IASI DAIIÏ
ThrottgH Pullman «taudard« snA tourl.l
sleepiM-ear» dally to Omaha. Chleaao, Hpo
ka>A. toiirlat alerplng car .lally Io Kan»«»
City. Reclining i hair-cars (seals tree) t«* the
Eaat dally.
OF THE UNITED STATES . . .
Showing .Mexico, Alaska, Cuba. Phillipines,
Porto Rico, Pacific iHlands and Panama ; issued
by the I llinois C entral R ailroad in color-«
on heavy paper with hardwood sticks ; size. 83
by .‘19 inches.
While they la»t, we will lie glnd to send you one <>f
theee bountiful iiih | m for yonr home or otli. e on reeeipt <4
six cents ill »taiii|>« to cover pawtnRe.'
It. H. 1RTMBCI.L,
Commercial agt.. 142 Third H,., Portland, tire
J C LINIw-l Y.
T., F. A P A . 142 Third St.. P .rtliind. Ore.
PACE II THOMPSON.
Frt. A Pa»». Agt., Colmnii Blilg , B, nttlv, Wash.
î-eavra
Arrive«,
(TNIOX PEF0T
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CHICAGO PORTLAND »
A. M. J no P M
HPKCIAI. tor the Rast
bally. 1 b«Uy.
vl« Huntington.
r* I . P M. H IBI A M
8POKAKK FLYER i ludijr.
For Ea«tern W««hlngl»>ii, W«lîa Walla, I a - v *
I mioii ,(.‘«wur d’A ’en«mid Grwal Northern point*
Christmas, with its genuine
ATLANTIC FXI’KEMM » tit I- M. 7;1A A. M
for the East via Hunt
luily. i baity.
time of good cheer, has come
fhKton.
POKTLAND
RKMid
l.<»
' l it A. M. 1 « «I P. M
and gone. Reports from The
CAL,forai)
¡Hout»
bally. , bally.
n B i g g a «nd
Herald family indicate one of
Port ¡«nd.
the best times ever enjoyed by
RIVER SCHEDULE.
our people. It was a blessed
FOR ASTORIA »nd A no 1». M b "0 F M
wh ) point«, runnrctIng
I'atiiy
I
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time. Every one feit individual­
with ateamrr for Hwn* exc«|»t ! exrtpt
0und«y.
1 < •» and North B »*h, Stmd/ijf,
ly responsible for the good time
«lennier H mmh I o , A*h-»t Kulunlay
ORDINANCE 31.
in 1« 1*. >1. !
dock (water ¡» r.)
of the neighbor, and the neigh­
FOB DAYToX, Or.‘- 7 :<»i A »1. b
bor’s children. Ye editor, wife
F M. AN ORDINANCE authorising the appropriation of two hun<lre<l ami aixty-one
»«•II City mik I
.inhill,
batly j . lUily
uiyl iiim.tv-buii.liedth» (231 .‘M) Uoliai» fur the pui'chii».* of a tire-proof nafu
lilvrr point«, A m I is I,
and little ones have shared in
ex * |,t 1 I except
foi tiie town ot Gresham.
(water per )
I MunOHy;1 Bundiiy.
this general good time, and how
For Lew iston, Idaho, and way points Iron
Be it ordain** I by the common council of the t wn of < <ie»li.im :
good it seerm to be so remember­
Rlrarla, Wash. :
\
Leave Ripari« 5 K» A. M or upon arrival
Section 1. That there lie appropriated out of thegcneral fund« of the town
ed. Christmas time is the cele­ At a recent meeting of tire Linn county train No. t. dally <•«. • nt K«tur lay.
AirKe Kl|a,rl« « P »„daily except Friday
two hundred and aixty-one and ninely-hun lre Illi- (2*11 .IM; <1 >ll ir. and th ■ ».ime is
bration of a gift, the gift of council, Patron» of Husbandry, a renolu
hereby appropriated for the purclia**,* of a tire-pro if safe to I»* u.ed by tlie town
tion was adopted heartily favoring the
Ticket Office, Tldrd Hnd Washington,
God’s only son to a dying world,
reconler for the «afe keeping of the !><>ok» umi n*c*>r>l» of tlie town of Grewliam.
W. Stringer,
rigid enforcement of the laws in relation Telephone Mitin 712.
and we are glad that the feeling to the cleansing or destruction of infest­ City Ticket Agent. Wm. Mi .Murray,
Section 2. That the recorder lie ami lie iv hereby itutl.oiu<*.| to las'ie a
warra.It of the town for the sum of two bundled »lai sixty..... .. and i>inety-hiin<l-
Gen’l Passenger Agt.
of gift has been so conspicious ed or diseased fruit trees.
redtli» (2HI.IM)) doliara, a»id warrant to l*i»mi,«| within ten (10) day»after date of
through this holiday season. With the death of Geo. II. Iatml»ary>n
delivery of eaid aafe t«> the town of Grrahani and its approval by the council.
Our folk are becoming very the Oregon state board of I tort ¡culture through notne established and thorough­
Adopted Deieinla r 21, 1000. Approved December 21, P.IOH.
precious to us for it is through tin« lost an efficient secretary, who has ly reliable nursery.
LEWIS HHATTl'CK, Mayor,
them that we have been enabled labored faithfully for the upbuilding of We know of no greater waste of time Attest: II. L. ST. ClaAIR, Recorder.
interest» of the state. or money, or any greater trial to a mans
to grow and to add our mite to the His horticultural
death followed a period of ill patience than to work for several year»
the upbuilding of the commun­ health lasting e ver a year.
ORDINANCE 32.
to bring an orchard in to Is'ttiinv and
ity with which we are glad to be The crop of the Persian walnut, I liscoverat the end of Hint time that the AN ORDINANCE authorizing the appropriation of seventy (70) dollars fortlie
purchase of street lampa.
associated. We hope that the (jitglans regia) in the United States i trees that he purchased are not those
for which lie bargained and which were
amounts
to
something
over
(I
a
an
­
coming year will be one of great
It«* it ordained by thecomnion council of the town of Gresham :
sold to him. If he hud purchased them
prosperity and that our people nuity. This walnut is commercially direct from some well-known nursery-
Section 1. That there lie appropriated oat of the general fnmla of the town
as the English walnut or Maderia
will all be even better off next i known
I the »inn of m-venty (70) dollar» ami the »ame is hereby appropriated for the pur­
nut; the leading varieties are Frampiette, man he would have recourse against
year than this.
Mayette,Chaberte, Parinenne, I’roepart- him, but if lie has purchased them at a chase of street lamps.
Section 2. That the recorder lie ami he is hereby authorised to laaue a war­
liargain counter conducted by a tree
. trader, he will find that money, time rant of the town for the »uni authorized by thia ordinance »aid warrant to l e
Buying Fruit Trees.
, and lalsyr have gone tor nAiight. Rep­ ¡«sued within ten (10) days after delivery of the sai l street lamp» ami their ap­
and
thoroughly
established proval by the council.
John Isaac gives timely caution aliout utable
Adopted December 21, 1000. Appro veil Decemcer 21, HMM.
the purchase of fruit trees in a recent nurseries cannot afford to trick their
customers, and it will al ways be found
LEWIS SHATTUCK, May >r.
number of the California Cultivator.
Trees for planting should lie obtained i profitable to purchase from such firms. Attest; H. L. ST. CLAIR, Recorder.
urien, Pomeroy ami Rush.
The year 1906 has without
doubt been the most prosperous
ever experienced by the United
States. It will go down in his­
tory as the one of greatest por-