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W. H. MARKELL & CO
EAST SIDE DEPARTMENT STORE
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Comer of Grand Avenue and East Alder Streets
The Gate Keeper
"to Faith, la Hope, la Charity, and with Fidelity.'*
Coudu<-te<i by E. I.. Thorpe.
Grange Co-operative Selling—A Measure That Failed—Good
of the 0 der.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Tlie grange has become Interested has also taken form in the handling and
much more than formerly in co-oper­ selling of prunes, raisins, cot bin, bilsw-
ative selling, instead of co-operative co, grain, lire stock, wool, grapes, pea-
buying. Not everyone may sell for him­ nuts, sweet potatoes, cranberries, pep­
self to the be»t advantage, but anyone permint oil, sugar fleets and other farm
can buy II be has tlie cash—and the way product».
bi get the cash is to sell Uqfetber for tlie
To aid in the "baying ami selling to­
moat money. Mortimer Whitehead, gether,” which is only one feature of
formerly lectmerof the National grange, real grange work, one branch of a noble
speaks of co-operative selling as follows: tree now bearing much good fruit—ami
More and more are farmers coming to make the business run more smooth­
together as business men to learn of the ly, tlie members of the grange h re
markets, of tbe laws of supply and de­ "made good" by establishing, as in
mand, when and where to sell, and thus Pennsylvania, a chain of five grange
through organisation and education national bauks. Olathe, Johnson couu-
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“save for wife and home an honest share ty, Kan , has had ita successful Patron’s
of what the harvest yields."
Co-operative bank, for a period of 22
If tlie farmer hopes to keep pace years.
with Ollier callings in the race of life,
The grange has gone along carefully,
to our big new and modem building on southeast comer ol East Morrison and Union
lie must travel at the same rate of speed. being satisfied to "be sure you are right,
In order to do Ibis be must employ then go ahead.’’ It does not commence
Avenue.
Prior to this removal we are offering wonderful bargains throughout the
some of tlie same agencies, and organi­ at the top, but learns basic principles,
zation above all is tlie one upon which gets the "know how’’ first snd then
store, so that we may close out our present stocks as nearly as possible, that we may
he must rely.
"ventures more.*’ It is a safe and sane
start in our new store with
“Helling together" is placed in the organization, time tried and well proven.
grange platform aa one of its declared It is law -abiding, and today its growth
Handsome and Large New Stocks of Merchandise
"purpoo««.” Tbe official words are is more solid ami sure than ever before,
these: "We propose meeting together, i lt« inore than 1,OOÜ,ÜUO mein berg of the
which are already bought.
talking logetlier, working together, sell­ be»t farmers in the land are more and
ing together ami in general ai ling be ■uore "wlling löget her," and besides
gel her for our mutual protection and "actiug togetber" on all ita other linea
advancement, as occasion may require." <>t work für the good of tbe (armer, tbe
All the agitation for laws regulating good <■( the cunotry and the good of
railroad rates, opposing rebates, favor­ mankind.
ing a “square deal," the interstate com­
Th«* | mi bl¡«lied proceeding« of the State
merce law, ami other statutes, both
Handsome New Goods 4c to 24c yard
Suits irom $5.95 to $16.95
slate ami national, on transportation grange, at Hood River, were incomplete
questions, had ill beginning when farm­ in one re* pert. A resolution waa read
ers for tlie first time, as taught in the and neriomdy debated for half an hour
upon the question of submitting a wo
grange, attempted "selling together."
* nother plank in tlie grange platform man» suffrage amendment to the voters j
says; "All our acts and all our efforts, •« the next general election. By a clone |
no far as business is concerned, are not vote it was defeat ed, but there is scarce-
only for the benefit of tire producer and l> »ny doubt that if woman suffrage ever
Some at half, and all are grand bargains
Suits $1.48 to $4.45
consumer, but also for all other inter- comes to Gregon It must come through
.-st» that tend to briug these two parties the grange. It ia tbe only organization
into speedy and economical contact.”
having tbe power and influence to give
Ami still another plank, right along- woman equal righto with man, and it is
side of it, aays: “We shall advocate for lobe regretted that the question was
every state the increase, in every prac-1 defeated. Perhaps the time is not quite
tical way, of all facilities for transport- ripe yet and that sentiment must cry»-
mg cheaply between home producers «alite more before the matter can be
And practically everything in the store
Good Shoes, and cut-prices on nearly all
and consumers, all the productions of taken up—but the time is coming a lien j
reduced in price.
kinds.
our country. We adopt it as our fixed women will have their rights, and the
purpose to open out the channel» in grange will be the instrument of their
Nature's great arteries, that the life victory. Following is the resolution to
blood of commerce may flow freely.”
which we refer:
Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson | Whereas, The grange at all ita ses-
U,ld the country not long ago that tbe ' »ions has endorsed equal rights for wo- !
price received by the farmers for one ‘ men, and
year's crop» amounted to the vast sum
Whereas, Woman is still dragging her | Herald apologizes for ita error,
The party was presented with tickets
Mrs. Florence Hall Robbins quietly for "The House that Jack Built,” bv
of M.lMIO.UOl),«», and that for these chain. Therefore, be it
pnsimis tlie
IOC consumers |«i I three
Resolved,
That the executive commit- passed away at her home here at 10 Dr. A E. Rockey, which was given at
same products
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three timea as much, or the immense tee if the Oregon State grange be and o’clock Saturday evening, June S. the Marqnam Grand theater. The chil-
total of »12,000,tn0,0t)0. This is the is hereby authorized to initiate a con at i- Mrs. Robbins haa l*en ill for several <lren and those assisting in the pre para­
great problem which farmers, as first tutional amendment for conferring tbe months with tuberculosis and has been tions for the celebration given the rail-
Are cars running regularly over the led and taught by the grange, are stud­ right of ballot upon all women who are a patient sufferer. She leaver many , ro*’Sat»rday, Jan«», wem,
new line? Yea; they are running on ying and are now solving by "selling citizens of Oregon.
| friends here and in Portland where rhe »'»«■ «*”» «•**«
«he officials to show
•a lidule and are connecting with Esta­
was born in 1880. In July 19IM »he war «heir appreciation of the good thing»
together."
cada car* at Cedarville. The question,
married to Chas. Robbins and has since provided for them by Fairview peop’e
And the grange ia "making good"
GOOD Of THE ORDER.
' "When will cars be running?" has been
resided here. Her husband and little on that day.
right along. It Ita» in various places
asked so often in the past twelve months I
Considerable interest is just now lieing WMJ
her mother, . Mr».
Alma. , Mias
- U*rence, -----------------
____ ______
____ Mary
____ j. Perkin»
_______ of Portland ha»
established neighborhood creameries,
that we feel like shouting ye» at the lop
fruit, maple sugar and other co-ope­ taken in proposed rood law». The Tut----------- ber sister, Miss Susie, and two lieen a guest of her »¡»ter, Mr». O. A.
>( our voices. However, no one finds
rative “exchanges." Members of the tie rood law is being systematically op- brother«, Ernest and Rodney, survive1 Jackson.
cause to lay the Idame of tbe long delay
grange in Aroostook county, Maine, poeerl by the grange, its provisions hav- (ler Funeral service« were held from
Rachel Cook has returned from sev­
1st anyone's door. Unavoidable obsta-,
Bt 10 o'clock
have been selling hundreds of carloads ing Ireen defeated in seven counties dur- the HaH fanlily
eral
days visit with her sister in Wash­
[ des came in the way (or which no one
Monday moning by Rev. 8. C. Lapham, ington.
o'. potatoes “together.” Tbe Pomona ing the past year by grange influence.
i in particular can l>e held responsible,
Taxation of cor|iorations on an eqnit- pastor of the second Baptist church of
grange of Grange county, N. Y., has
Mrs. May Sherwood and Susie Led­
i Tlie liest of feeling now prevails between
placed itself at tlie bead of an effort to able basis will be taken up by the grange Portland. Many beautiful floral trib- bury, who are now residing in Portland,
the people of Troutdale, Fairview an<l
utes were given by sympethixing friends spent Sunday with their parents here.
control the price of milk pa id by the before next election day.
' Rockwood and tbe railway officials. We
and relative».
middlemen to the consumers to the
hope that it may remain so.
C. Clark of Portland was a Bunday
producers.
her son. William Wright, and Fred
A merry crowd of young people gath-
guest of bis sister, Mrs. J. T. Stillion.
1.. T. Rhiley returned from a trip to
This education in “selling together" Wert, all of Portland.
| ered at the home of J. W. Townsend
1 Seattle a few days ago, bringing with
P. W. McKinley, of Portland spent
Mm. E. Hudson of Sellwood, and Mrs. ami wife last Fridav evening in response
him a bride. Mrs. Rhiley was Mis»
A. Hudson of Palmer are guests of John to an invitation to asaiet their daughter Sunday with his aunt, Mrs. M . T. Scott.
daughters,
Mrs.
Morse
of
The
italics
Jessie Powers, daughter of Police Ser­
Eva in celebrating her 12th birthday.
Hudson and family.
A. W. Zimmerman and H. C. Camp­
geant and Mrs. M. T. Powers of Seattle, and Mrs. Clagerhead of Salem this week
Mrs. Henry Richardson and Mm. Eva was the recipient of a number of bell were here the first of the week in
. and is a very lieautiful young lady. The to spend a few days. Her daughter,
Bert Hoyt were among the Portland vis­ nice gifts, among them being a saddle the interest of the Sun Dial ranch. Mr.
wedding took place on Wednesday, June Mrs. Metcalf, of Portland is visiting her.
and bridle presented by her parents. Zimmerman i>pent Sunday with his
itors Monday on the car.
2li, from the Church of Our |j»dy of
William Johnson and wife are enter­
The young people enjoyed themselves family here.
Johnson
Buckley
and
wife
of
Esta
­
Good Helpin Seattle, Rev. J. E. O'Brien taining their daughter, Mrs. James Pel-
playing games after which refreshments
Chester, Ida and Ada Stipe of Port­
cada, Cal., have lieen guests at the home
officiating. Tlie happy couple have ton, of Ausen Park.
were served. Those present were: Ada land have been viaiting old friends h«re.
I
of
Ray
Surlier.
The
Buckleys
may
lo-
gone to hoaaekeeping in the Evangelical
and I<ia Stipe ol Portland, Gladys Hol­
Mrs. Ethel McContaah of Seattle, ar- cale |iare
If cars were not running for Fair­
parsonage here. Mr. and Mrs. Rhiley
gate ot Terry, Clara Quinn, Eva Jack-
riverl here a few lays ago to spend the
Dr. S. 8. IxM'k preached in the Evan­ eon, Eva Turner, Alta Wilcox, Edith view’s celebration of the Fourth of July
are both deaf mutes.
summer with her parents,William llurs-
gelical church last Sunday to a large Me Kelip, Carrie Mathison, Earl Teg- last year, as was anticipated, we are
Great interval is being manifested in sell and wife.
glad to have the privilege of riding to
and appreciative congregation.
art, Blain Turner, Wallace Quinn, Chea­
| the First hay Adventist camp meeting
Gresham’s celt bration this year on the
II. Rawley of Carley, Washington
Mrs.
A.
J.
Rector
and
Mrs.
Albert
ter Kronenberg, Perry Dolph and Wil­
here. A large number of |«etsons from
car.
has been viaiting friends here lately.
Kraus of l~a Grande are viaiting reía­ lis Cree.
1 various places are camp-d in the |>aik at
J L
Mr.
Light
lias
as
a
guest
liis
Grand
­
tivea
here.
Sandy bridge. No |waiits have lieen
Miss Grace Wilcox of Hood River
daughter
Miss
Effie
Clark
of
Rigville.
Aaron F or haa bad aa a gueat hi* stopped off here on Sunday evening on
Notice for Publication
iqiared to make the ground.*comfort-
Mr. Lynch who has been assistant brother, Mannie Fo«t of Baker City.
Timber Land, Act June 3,1878.
able and attractive. A large and sub­
her way to Salem to complete arrange­
Cnited States Land Office, Portland, Oregon,
stantial cook house has lieen erected, liookkeeper for the Union Meat Co.
Mrs. S. J. Hicklin has returned from ments for her term of school here next May
*», 1**7.
»nd the grounds have been nicely fenced. here, has gone to Sioux City, Iowa.
year. Her parents will also spend tlie Notice in hereby given that incompliance
her farm at Carley, Wash.
with the provisions of the act of Congresa of
; A large tei.t lighted bv electricity and
winter
here
with
her.
Miss
Laura
Lnce
The Foresters met on Monday even­
Troutdale Itaaeliall team will play the
June 3. lira*. entitled “An act for the sale of
supplied with comfortable seat« is used ing and had an unusually enjoyable ^topheits at Stephens on the Fourth,
of Forest Grove has been re-elected as timber lands in the States of California, Ore­
gon. Nevada, and Washington Territory,”as
I for holding services. Eleven commit- time.
primary teacher.
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extended to all the Public las nd States by act
of August I, 1892.
I nicants were Immersed in Sandy river
Some badly needed work has been
. KM MA KENNEDY
Napoleon Davis returned last Satur­
of Portland. County of Muittiomah. State of
Sunday.
done on the road in the west part of
day from several days sojourn in various Oregon, has this day filed in this office his
swori statement No. 74.%*, for the purchas« of
Charles Hewett, who is well known town in the way of grading.
parts of the state.
the W 11 of NW 14 and NW 1 4 of HW 1-4 of
here, has sold his farm at Springdale to 1 Carl Chapman lias returned to his
Section No. 14. in Township No. 1 8. Range No
Miss Adeline Axtell left on Monday 4 East, ami will offer proof to show that the
Ida brother in-law, 8. Bates.
home in Portland after a few days visit
Land sought is more valuable for its timber or
I for a few days visit with friends in stone
than for agricultural purposes and to
J. M. Edmonson, w ho is a timberman, with friends here.
establish her claim to said land before Register
Washington
before
starting
east,
where
Our
attention
lias
lieen
called
to
the
and
Receiver
at Portland, Oregon,on Tuesday,
haa gone to Eugene in the interest of
Mm. Charles Huminell entertained
TROUTDALE HOTEL
the 10th day of September, 1907.
fact that in our last week’s issue we she expects to reside in the future.
timber,
|
the
Ij>
lies
Aid
society
Wednesday
aft-
He
names
aa
H. W. Rand of Port­
Newly opened, tinder new management.
LKADINU IIOTKL la TttorriULB
Mrs. A. W. Vincent and daughter of land' Oregon. O. witnesses:
erroneously gave more or less credit to
L. Kennedy of Portland. Ore­
R.Ntm« and tmard .by day, weefc or month
Mrs. Clutterham of Chicago ia a guest ,ernoon.
gon.
J
C.
Burke
of
Portland,
I'onimerclnl
tratte
Room
and
board,
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Hnirtt rrahonablr
Patronage solicited
the citizens of Troutdale for the splen- Portland has been visiting her parents, W mnlard of Portland, Oregon. Oregon. C. H.
solicited KatItfaction guaranteed
of her son at the home of Mrs. Francis
Charles
Mensie
of
Portland
was
a
r^^ption
the officials of the Port­ Henry Ross and wife.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
J H. Aniaod. Prop , Troutdale, Or
Allard.
I.oula Helming, Prop.
Troutdale
lands are requested to file
guest of his sister, Mrs. Bert Hoyt, tbe ,,nj Railway, Light A Power company
A party of fifty, including children of above-deecribcif
their claims in thia office on or before said loth
Mrs. Emmet Colemonn has had as n first of the week.
at Fairview, when aa a matter <4 fact school age ami chaperons, went to Port­ dav of September. 19**7.
ALGERNON S. DREHER, Register.
guest Mrs. George Jackson of Portland.
Mrs. Ellen Wright had aa guests Sun- the whole entertainment was provided land Tuesday oa a special car, furnished
First publication, June 2», 1907; last publica­
Uresham will celebrate thia year.
Reati the want ads on page H.
Mrs. Francis Allard is expecting her day her daughter, Miss Sadie Wright, I by Fairview people. Of course The by the Portland Railway company. tion, Aug. 23, 19u7.
Our Big Removal Sale
Offers Bargains in Every Department
We are preparing to Remove soon
Men’s Tailor-Made All Wash Goods
Suits All Reduced 1
Reduced
Boy’s Suits
Women’s Suits
All Reduced
and Dress Skirts
Hosiery, Under­
Bargains in
Shoe Department wear, Dress Goods
Radical Reductions in Every Department
TROUTDALE
FAIRVIEW
Union House
CirQIlinrl/C V
riluWUlliU
Large and Complete Assortment
Prices are right, too
NO BUSINESS DONE ON SUNDAY.
We are prepared however to fill your
every want on week days, at right
prices too.
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HARLOW, BLASER & HARLOW
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Troutdale, Oregon
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