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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (March 29, 1907)
BEAVER STATE HERALD, MARCH 29, 1907 DECIDE 7 The Gate Keeper "In Faith, In Hope, In Charity, and with Fidelity. Danger of Political Influences—Laws the Grange Opposes— Favors Educational Measures. Conducted by E. L. Thorpe. That the president of the Oregon Agri- live committee has decided to invoke | cultural college should la* a man of prac- ‘ the referendum on this measure merely J Ileal education as pertaining to farming ■ for the reason that the appropriation is | in ita moat Intensified form as well us considered premature. The legislature la-ing a man of national note In that line made no effort to secure additional Isa just contention of the grangers of sourct-s oi revenue. We think that thi* Oregon. Multnomah County Pomona ' meusuri- should go to the people on having gone on record as favoring such , economic grounds. The legislature did choice to fill the present vacancy, it is not increase the source» of revenue but 1 he Thoroughbred Imported a highly probable that ita sentiments will increased the appropriations and this 1» lie voiced by the oilier granges through- one that we think wrong from a buai- out the state. Mrs. Clara II. Waldo, a • news standpoint." Tin- |M*titions for these two referendum regent of the college, is in hearty sym pathy with the demand and, la-ing lec measuie» will I m - ready for distribution turer of the Slate grange, can la> de|aind- to the subordinate granges in a few days ed upon to conform Io the wishes of the and, as the grange has enough name» Owns*d bv the grange, if |s»*sible. But lliere are not within it» own membership tu comply GRESHAM I'Elttill Ito.N HORSE enough grangers on the board of regents 1 with the law there 1» no duubt but that ANSI HIATION to make the aelertion sure and politics the two bill» will I h > held up. I _______________ ' are sure to predominate when it comes (an lx? found until fuithrr notice to a choice of president, ft is only jus ■ Regarding the Niste University appro At W. F. McKinney's Bam, Pleas tice, however, to say that the board of priation oi 1125,000 a year, the executive ant Home. Ore., on Wednesdays, regents has a competent educator in committee of the Stale grange will prob* At Boring, Ore., on Ihursdaya. view who will fill the bill but who will ably do ns the Gate K*«*|>er said it would At Ihso. Bruggcr's Barn, tiresham. ' also command a salary that should re a few weeks ago. It will not interfere quire all the ability demanded by the I hut will reccontntend an initiative law Ore., on Mondays, luesdays, i grange. Not less than >50it0 a year will i in connection with a measure affecting Fridays and Saturdays. la* demanded hy such a president but be the normals. The referendum would i will I* worth that sum if competent only stop the appropriation and the re I a ini the returns should l>e commensu sult would be the same as it was at the rate to the outlay. With an increasing last election when the normal appro enrollment of student»—12UO lor the priation was held up. The initiative DECIDE is four years old, Iwst would fix the amount to be given all the a jet black, clean limbed, very coming year—it will require the j ability to l>e obtained, and cx|wn»e school» arxl would not hain|ier the quiet in disposition, active and i should be no object. I , cause of education. This matter w ill l>e handsome as a picture, weighs one of the moat iinoortailt to come Ire- nearly 2000 jxiunds, and is a fore the state grange this year. sure foal getter. As predicted by the Gate Keeper two weeks ago the Oregon State grange will GOOD Of THE ORDIR. submit the compulsory |« m law and the For further particulars, write to IbMi.tMN) appropriation for the establish i m o BRI OUI R, >• State Master Buxton closed his in ment of eight armories in as many dif spection visits in Multnomah county by Gresham, Ore. ferent cities to the referendum. That a viait to Multnomah grange last Satur mtans that the latter appropriation will day. be held up until the matter is decided ; "Captain Racket?' was played in I also that no compulsory |>a»*cs will be issued for the same length of time. Re Gresham grange hall last night to a garding the pass law the grange lias al- I large audience. One half the proceeds with us and get ways la-en on record as opproaing their went to the grange. 4 PER CENT issue or acceptance and must op|a«e the Multnomah grange is raising a fund to on all your deposits measure conacienciously. The grange buy a lot and build a hall of its own. j has at times received favors from the Several hundred dollars have alresuly i railroad companies in the wav of reduc- br«n >ul«crilied fur the purpose. 1 lion» fur a large crowd going or coming R<iekwood grange has »bout |70 in ita 129 GrisH An.. PORTLAID, ORE. ¡ to the state convention, but baa al wav» building fund ami the executive commit - given value received by making it an ob -♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■ ■ ject to the companies to carry them at a tee haa l>een authorised to loan it out at i interest until enough more is secured •••••••••••••••••••»••••a reduction by giving them many passen for the purpwt* intended. ger». Yet it haa never actually accept- Russellville grange is adding to ita <sl passe» as an organixation, neither . ha» it» officers. It is highly probable hall fund by giving the drama "Among that the visitor» to the State grange thia tlie Breakers" at different places. l-ast ORIENT, OREGON DEPARTMENT year will have to |>ay full fare, nor will week the troupe played at .Montavilla, EDITED BY E. P. SMITH. they object. There is now an effort be- realising a handsome »urn. 1 ing made to get together those who go Mrs. E. A.Niblin, the new secretary O♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ■ the first day and take passage by boat. i of Pomona, is a daughter of the late This will ba an agreeable diversion ami Plympton Kelly. She was born and Spraying For Apple Scab. l«rmit of a splendid view of the wunder- raised near Mt. Talior and has been a WATER «DA R ANTEED In spraying for apple scab, Dr. Burr- ! ful scenery of the Columbia river. granger ever since she was old enough. ill, of the University of Illinois, who is Term» on Application * Regarding the armory appropriation Jasjwr J. Johnson, master of Multno perhaps the best posted man on the ••••••••••••••••••••••••a Stale Master Buxton says: "The execu- mah Pomona, is a Portland lawyer. subject of apple scab in the United However, lie is a farmer and owns a fine States, does not believe it is profitable 1 farm near Lents, w here he was born. to spray before the leaves appear, but He is a son of Jacob Johnson, an early recommends spraying with bordeatix pioneer, and has la-en a member of after the leaf buds have opened. The Evening Star grange for over twenty use of active poisons should not be com menced with this application of bor years. GRESHAM. OREGON deaux but the second spraying of bor Reports from the different subordi deaux should have ad-led one pound of will make this nate granges of Multnomah county show Paris green to two hundred and fifty th«* membership to lie just 1000, divided gallons of tlm Bordeaux mixture, thus aa follows: Evening Star, M0; Colum combining two spravings in one. bia, 90; Multnomah, NO ; tiresham, 70; Mr. A. Binger of the Melvill farm has Fairview, 00; Rockwood, NO; Pleasant been improving his premises by plant Valley, 45; Wotallawn, 75; Lents, 120; ing some ornamental trees and shrubs. Russellville, 120. I The Eastwood Nurseries have just received a shipment of ornamental stock One of their SPECIALTIES A Russellville correspondence rays: next fall. Will also have Russellville grange held its regular' direct from France. One thousand holly are included in the shipment. meeting March 23. The meeting war a good assortment of Mrs. Annie Cleveland is an expert on one of the l>est in every respect that we have had this winter. A very interest the varieties and growing of roses. FRUIT TREES. ing delate was the principal feature of From practical experience sbe knows in commercial varieties. the program. The question was, "Re those that are best adapts«! to this solved that the constitution of the locality, and we hope to have an article State of Oregon should be so amended | from ber pen in the near future, giving E. P. S mith & S ons , Proprietors as to allow the issueing of bonds with the readers of this column the result of which to build railroads to lie operated i her experience. or leased by the state." The affirma A great deal of the spraying for scale tive came out victorious. The various will be time and money thrown away committees that were appointed for en- where the work is not thoroughly done. tertaning Pomona grange reported suc I Some of the trees sprayetl in this neigh cess in every way. Russellville grange borhood show carelt-ssness in the work ; feels much stronger and benefite«! to a from one-eighth to one-half of the top is great extent by having met with the left bare. HAS ALL THAT STYLE As far as the results for loyal patrons thoroughout the country. eradicating the scale there would have The dramatic club not being very suc been no nee«I to spray whatever, for THAT APPEALS TO TASTEFUL DRESSERS cessful in Montavilla on account of the I should there be left a half-doxen live stormy weather decided to give a dance I scale this spring, the tree will be cover in the White hall at Montavilla on Sat ed with the insects again by fall. urday night, March 30. The hall fund The new law compele any one box is steadily increasing an«l ere long we ing fruit to put both the packer’s and hope to have a building of our own. grower’s name on the package. This will result in keeping at the farm most Make Your Easter Selection Now Honey 1» very nutritious and should of the low grade fruit that has usually l>e on the bill of fare of the person who lieen dumped onto the markets. The is anxious to accumulate flesh. law should include all farm products Pure olive oil will cure the worst sold in sacks or packages of any kind. forms of stomach trouble, and is* a good IF NOT RIGHT WELCH MAXES IT RIGHT The seedless apple is catching some flesh builder in bodies emaciated by suckers as exchanges report that agents long sickness. It is not unpleasant to are making some sales of this worthless take if a little grape or Irerry juice is novelty in the rural districts. N. W. Corner Fini Stmt placed in the glass with the oil. 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Butter will remove almost any kind of HYLAND BROS.. 4 poun(1 p^ge 20$ If your grocer doer not »ell it, send us the money for a package. Booklet, con taining recipes for all our products, free for the asking. Main Street Troufdalo, Ort. »••••••••••••»••e . Notice to Creditors. : Timber Land. Act June S. 1878. t'nited States Land Office, Portland. Oregon, October M. 1906. Notice is hereby given that in compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3.18,9. entitled ‘‘An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California. Ore gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory ," as extended to all the Public Land States by act of August 4, 1892. Joseph R. Coopey, of Portland county of Multnoman, State of Oregon, has this day filed tn this office his sworn statement No. 7097, for the purchase of the 8. 1-2 of N. W. 1-4 of Section No, is. in Township No, 1 North Range No. •> East and w ill offer proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for ita timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said land before Register and Receiver at Portland. Oregon, on Wednesday the 17th day of April. 1907. He names as witnesses: Charles Coopey of Portland, Cregon, Edward Trlekey of Palmer, Oregon, C. O. Gullander of Portland, .Oregon, J. T. Bagley of Hood River, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above described lands are reuuested to tile their claims in this office on or before said 17th day of April. 1907. ALGERNON DRESSER Register. First publication Feb. 16, 1907; Inst publica tion Apr. 12.1907. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been by the county court oi Multnomah county, Oregon, appointed administrator oi the eMate of Sarepta Smith, deceased. All persons having claim-^gRinut said eMate are notified to present the same with voucher*, duly verified, at the law office of Mendenhall «6 Mendenhall in the Commercial block, city of Ij»ck of thoroughness ia one of the Portland, Oregon, within six months from this greatest drawbacks to success in floricul date C. B. SMITH, ture. By doing everything well you are Dated March 1«, 1907. bound to have fine plants. 3*22-4-19 Administrator aforesaid.