Big Voting Contest for Queen of the Carnival Now on in All Parts of Multnomah County
CONQUERED.
Mr
QRESHAM and MONTAVILLA, MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1907.
Volume 3.
ROUSING MIMING IIFLD
DY DIRK IORS 01 FAIR
New Goods
We hi «* celling
That tlu* Mulliioimih County ami
<irnng«* Fair and ('arnival, to I m * held
<hUd«er 15 to 19, la*Iing (our «lay*, will
l la* a grand miicc «* hn waft defii<»n*tratftd by
I the number ol director« and coinmilt«*«*
men prtMMUit nn<I the intenwt «howuin
I luwt Monday'* meeting, which lM*gnn
at lo
and lM«te«l till 5:10 That a
monatroiiM uii'iurtaking 1» Indtire Greah-
citii |M*op|«, in making tld« fair a aiicct»NM
ia lully r«*ah««l by all c«»h<*«*rned and
that th«» Iriolur* w ill I m * oblig«*d to «!•♦-
1 vol«* much vahmbli* time, thought ami
I m I mif to lhe pn*pttrationa ami carrying
| through of thia great umlertaklng, haw
I not diM4*t»m «*rt«««| them in th«* leaat ami
1 each one ia pulling Id* shoulder lo the
wheel and hia brauiN to work in a ini»*t
rnerg«’tic manner. Greaham city «»ill-
ciala and l»u»im a* men are taking the
dvr|M*at inlereal in th«* mailer. During
i th«* Monday m *«« ioii a committee wan
rent lo bring into the meeling lhe city
«tllicial*, but th«* comniitlre met them1
I at th«* entrance l«> the «rang«* hall
They ha«l heard of the meeting ami
< amr to lend th« ir aaaiatance, mn Mayor i
Dr. J. M. Short aaid: ’'We are ready
lo w|»eiid time and money to help on
thia g<Mwl cau««e. We rXpn*t to devote
at leaat 11,000 to erecting atlitable build- '
other Fi« n I i Fruit»
COFFEES
D. W. Metzger
«IRI SIIAM, OKI (ION
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Gresham Barber Shop
T uiibo « I«I M«>rk «»I ««II kind* timlly «ml
•Iuh hl) <l<»tir Haâ««ra lt*ii««**t au<l put in
urtirr N«*l
I«» • »rcuham llolrl
Robert IL Childers, Prop.
OKKuoW
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For Sale, 120 Acres
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X I \ I I’Y a« »«— in cultivât t oi, T
< ’ lialaiMY k • ■ i inni" i
(•*■■ h | largì Z
’ 1 orchard faneed and er«fenced ♦
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I! GRKSHAM,
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Some People
•eoeesesseeeeee»»
Reiiu-inls-r that voli can alwsy»
get it Iron* the
GRESHAM
IL W. liMI.RY, Prop’r
lini*««** h*d itmI c*r«*d for bv
8mgl«- Meal. D.i>, W««ck «»r .Molili»
EMERY
Undrrtdkcrs and Imbdimers
< <iiii|il«*i«x hitM'ii «>f r«»lWn« and furnUhln*«
ll< «tr»« lurnihli« «I lf«l« •>»»• •! (If csli.itll (If
• all* proiiiptI) •U«'ivl«''l
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5. W. RENFRO,
FAIM I I NO, w< » lOnNIBHlNO, < i
They are going an fast a» we can get them ready!
Get a drink of Ice Cold Soda from our new soda fountain
All Flcavorw. X«w mui up to date. Ice Crearn
too.
J. H. HATCH, Prop., (SuereMor io Mrs. c Jobnwn.)
Powell st., Gresham, Ore.
Women (limbers Again View I dlls
GRESHAM SCHOOLS
OPEN SEPT. I6TH
ATTEND AT ONCE WELCH’S GENUINE
Removal Sale
you will save
DOLLARS
and
DOLLARS by so doing
N.-W. cor. First St
Oregon
Gresham Drug Store
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GPESMAM, ORE..
Ah’OI
HURRY!!
Tl.i» will lie the third vear of the full
high school course, there having la-eli
On W«*dn«»iiday, Aug 2M, a ¡»arty ul
two graduates from the twelfth grade
six, including Ed. R o I mt U and wife »»(
each of the pree»u*ding years. There
Vancouver, Wash , Ellie Rolierta ami
has Is-en no change in price» of tuition,
Marie Dmg -r of Gresham, Ralph Fox
it being «20 for the year in tbe high
a
end ('onratl J. Hieljrrts of Portland, left
school grades and «12 for the year in
Excellent
Corps
ol
Teachers
Writ hes camp slid walked to the sur­
the grammar grades. Any fMipil, whose
Elected—Another Large
veyors* cabin, a distance of ten mi lew in
home is in the district, is entitled, of
three ami one-half hours.
course, to free tuition. Boarders in the
Room Provided.
After eating a lunch they pr<M'<*«*dvd
district, w ho draw school money in oth­
SALE ENDS VERY SOON
on their trip to the big falls of Salmon
er districts, will be charged tuition.
Inga fur exhibit« ami tieceaaary improve*' j river, a distance <»f «bout two miles of
The Gresham public and highschool Tbe law, however, now makes it oblig­
mrnla « hi lhe groiimla."
|»rrilous ascending ami descending over
will iqien for another year Monday, atory on a district to jiay the pupil's
The ground« offered by Dr A. Thump- 1 hug«» boulders and l«»gH and around
Hept. 111.
The corps of teachers bar apportionment to the district where
aon, the grang«’ and the rluirchea, lieing cliffs, where a foot slip might laml on«*
H Nt right
been completed slid consists of the fol­ said pupil attends.
ailiu*te«l al lh«* tear of the grange hall, into «hep water. At places the cliffs
WELCH
The Gresham high school offers ex­
lowing well trained instructors: Prof.
haa l»een accepted ainl ia considered u and river bed are lava rock. One trav­
C. ('. Baker, principal and high school ceptional advantages to young people
■
iktt
it
very «leairabh* hralioil ill eaav «vcewi lu els closely on one side of the stream
teacher, Mins Catherine Cox, graduate living in eastern Multnomah ami Clack­
right
the depot, ('harleft Cleveland haw choa- then fords the river, which is swift
Her grail nates stand
of California state university at Berke­ anias counties.
en the raat ai«lr ««I the gruun«la nett to , enough to neatly make you l«»se your
ley, Cal., amdstant high nclxsil teacher; well. Three of the four have pasuf<l
the «treet leading to the de|«ot aw the footing. Then coin«*« the most ¡«rrilous
Miss Jennie Beard, seventh and eighth I successful teacher’s examination and
pl me for lhe liv«*at<ick exhibit, bccauae part of th? trip, an ascent of 200 feet up
grades; Miss Hattie Pierce, tilth and will teach during the coming year. The
• •J lhe clo«e proximity lo the «I c | m >1, an almost perpendicular cliff of lava
sixth grades; Miss Grace McKenzie, board invites correspondence with par­
making it liumly lo bring atuck into the rock and an uprooted tree down its side,
thin) nn<l fourth grades; Miss Lula ents or young people regarding course of
gr«mo<l* which ia ahip)M<d, ami l«ecauw with no ro|>rs to aid and only a stick or
study, expenses, etc. The coming year
I'armelv, first amt second grades.
uf the water supply at thia point.
two wedged between the l«»g ami cliff to
A new course of study ban been out- promises to be l*y far the bent in the
Dr. I.«»uia Itechtuann, in making hia aid in the ascent made one's heart ¡ml-
lined for the high school, lhe same bav- history of the school.
i re, orl aa chairman of tin horticul­ pitatr with fear anti his knees to trem­
I
ing l*een made nennsarVby the adop­
tural «*ommiltc«* «ahi: ”!f we «uceoed ble, but looking upward saying, ”1
tion by the state Board of Kdncation of
fair
Executive
Committee
Elected
111 «bring half what wv are undertaking a ill,” wr reached the top, where we
W hen in Gresham
a new series oi text laioks. The new
The member* of the Grohain Com­
Patronize the
w«» will have a fair to lw promt of.”
again journeyed on, viewing the grand
course is aa follows:
mercial and Develop?ment league held
Dr. I hH-liiiiann, with the a*» ¡at a nee «»I scenery of beautiful cliffs and lx*atitifiii
in income-bearing property
First year, F.uglish 1, Algebra 1, Gen­ an enthusiastic meeting at the town
E. P. Smith, ia prr|>ariiig to have a tine stream until wtsfeached the foot of the
eral History 1, Bookkeeping I.
in Gresham, bringing $20
hall la>t night. At this meeting plans
exhibit, whifh will cover a large a|«acr inagnitlrent falls. Iler«* they make the
Second year, English 1. Algebra’s, were |M»rfectv<l for the housing of ex­
per month net, for sale at
of grotin«l at the aouth end of the plunge «>< fifty feet or more and send up
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Crow. Props.
Geometry ls. Physiology
Botany *4, hibit* and stock at the Multnomah
a spray that has all the colors of the
$1600. Enquire of
i(‘ontinutxl on Editorial page*
General history 1.
First Claw in every particular
County and («range Fair and Carnival,
Third year, English I, Geometry 1 to lx* held in (inshani, Oct. 15-19. An
Ballis in connection.
♦
Physic» 1, Latin 1.
Chicken Dinners on Sundays.
executive committee, coni) used of May­
Fourth vear, English I. United States or J. M Short, Lewis Shattuck, B. W.
History I, Economics ’t, Chemistry, Emery, R. R. Carlson and The«tdorv
Caesar I.
Brugger, was elected, whose duty it
It will la* noticed that bookkeeping is will lie to appoint live sub commit tees,
required in th* first year; economies in of which one metnlter of the executive
For SADDLES, HARNESS and ALL
daughter and Effie Roberts returned at
HARNESS ACCESSORIES
introduced, lieing required in the fourth committee will act as c hairman.
the same time after a stav of five weeks).
vear; three s|*<a-ifitsi subjects are re­
Pn*|H»cts for the fair are growing
Ed. Roberts and wile are still in
quired for each of the four years, thus brighter every day, ami it promises to
All Kinds Repairing quickly done.
leaving but one option; and it is pro­ I m * larger ami better than expected eamp at Welches to make improve­
GUST LARSON, Prop., Gresham
ments in H. E. IUvis’ summer cottage.
vided that no pupil shall carry more when the movement was started.
The six months old baby of Mr. and
than four subjects at anv one time.
i
Mrs. Robert Simms met with quite a
The course of study, as it now stands,
painful accident last Monday evening.
ia admirably adapted to the conditions
HARRY HUXLEY, . .
It was lying on tbe bed and one of the
of the times, to a scientific and practi­
Decorator and Painter
cal age.
Science is given first place.
A. Hendrickson, a member of The little boys, in trying to lift it up, pulled
Kalnomining, Papering. Prices low.
English ami history are ma<le promi­ Herald family, made the editor an ap­ its arm out of joint at the shoulder.
Work neat. Call or write him at
Mrs. Simms carried it to tbe doctor im­
nent. while such practical subjects as preciated call this week.
G kchham ,
OaaooK
mediately, who set the arm, and it is
Issikkeeping ami economics are intro­
Prof. G. J. Kyle of McMinnville, pro-
getting
along
as
well
as
can
be
expected.
duced.
A knowledge of the modern feasor of biology and geology in the
system of bookkeeping and office meth- McMinnville college, called on the edi­
Miss Clytie Stuart has been on the
<sls is a guarantee I*- a young |s*rson of tor in hi* absence on Monday. Profes­ sick list for the past two weeks. Under
"bread and butter," and it is now: con­ sor Kyle preached in the Bethel Baptist the careful nursing of her mother, she
UKESHAM GRANGE HAIL, RAITIST CHURCH AND PUBLIC SCHOOL ceded political cconomv is one of the
church last Sunday morning and even- is rapidly recovering from a threatened
attack of typhoid fever.
The big Multnomah County and («rangt* Fair and Carnival will I m * held on essentials to any system of eiiucation Yng.
having for its pur|s>se the equipment of
th«* Io aviva or iuor<* of ground* adjoining the buildings shown alvovv.
Mrs. J. G. Metzger will give a tea
The Herald is indebted to J. .1. Rob­
young people for the practical affairs of
ertson for a fine sample of an Oregon next Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 11,
everyday life.
with the same intelligent
Basket Social dl Pleasant Home rainK»w a* the nun played on it, mak­ A new nsitii lias licen added for the grown fig. Tlu* fig is about the size of for the benefit of the Ladies Aid society.
care that you select
AU
are
cordially
invited
to
attend.
ing
uh wonder at lhe handiwork of God
a small pear. The tree, which is just
Multnomah grange, No. 71, of Pleas-
use of the high school classes. It is
your doctor.
uh w<* feanted our vyva on the beauliv*
Miss
Pearl
Lindsey
left
Saturday
for
coming
into
bearing,
has
several
crops
mil Home will give 11 liasket social on
18 x 2<> feet in size, is plastered, has
You select vour doctor because
of nature.
I
Columbia
City,
Ore.,
where
she
has
ac
­
during
the
summer
and
will
produce
Saturday, Sept. 28, in W. O. W. hall.
you have confidence in his ability.
We returned to tin* cabin and *|«vnt plenty of blacklioard space and is seat­ this year about a gallon )>ail full.
cepted the position of teacher at the
A literary program will la* rendered by
Choose yourdruptist for the safue
ed
with
university
chairs.
In
the
base
­
the night there.
The next morning
IPv*d reason. The work of each
local talent, after which the baskets
Mrs. G. 11. Sunday has found it nec­ school there.
ment
is
a
well
lighted
room,
fitted
and
depends for its success on the
wan *|M*nt in Hailing, 75 ftptckled la*au- 1
Mrs. Chas, Doane is on the sick list
will la* sold at auction. The proceeds
essary
to
prolong
her
visit
with
her
work of the other.
ties Iwing caught. The return trip wra* furnished for a chemical labratory.
r. this week.
will go to help build the new grange
Read this again and think of it.
Having running waler, it ia admirably daughter at Hutchinson, Kan., on ac­
made
the
following
afternoon
in
three
hall. Program will commence at 8 p.
Hubert, son of J. 11. Schram, is suf­
adapted for this put pose. The board is count of the serious illness of the latter. ,
hour*
and
ten
minute*
and
in
a
heavv
,
m. sharp. Don't forget lhe date, Hept,
I making several other improvements, i John Rolierts Slid wife returned on > fering from a wound received from step­
28, at 8 p. m. Colne one, come all and rain, but though wet we would not have ! w hich w ill add materially to the school's , Monday from Welches after a sojourn ping on a rusty nail.
Mail orders promptly attended to
iniaaed the trip, uh it WM one to I m -
bring a liasket.
(Continued on page 8.)
of three weeks.
Marie Dinger and
equipment and ca|*acity.
rembered a lifetime.
FIRST STATE BANK
I
HI KRY '
At the GRESHAM HOME BAKERY
to get some of our fresh baked goods
Your Druggist
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ij^llir
“Stop Thief! ”
GRESHAM LOCALS
6resham, Or«.
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Treat* all diniuiæ* without «Irtig* by
improv«*d iih ’II mm I h , bv iii « m I ìch I «•!«•«•-
triclty nini pliywlcal iiieth«*!*, by-
gi«*nv.
4IB Hibbard Mt.
M»» ytavii . i . a , O k «
Powell Street. G resham , O regon
TRY Gresham Harness Shop
Livery, Feed & Sale Stable
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DR.
|. E. I EWELL
James Goodfellow,
Gresham,
WHEN II NEED OF 1 GOOD RIG ... .
C aia IMIVIWI, r irKHii A'niivi
<
l<KI> ».
Rn . rtfSMiil vif*» Av . <
I’liolK* 7 1
« »umilimi, Ora.
4
1 have juat inntalleii Horvefthoein^ Spirka, ami am
■
* xvllVv now prepared
the moat vicious aa well aa
the gentle honk»,
th«*
home. I have al*o
also a dmml
modern
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f
tire netting
w machine
...
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and other
up-palate tools an«l machine* which, with additional help, place* uh in a
position to do good blai k*mithing on abort notice. Vehicle« painted.
GRESHAM HOTEL
MRS. I. McCOLL, Gresham
1
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A Good Investment
Diara Äk*
&
GRESHAM. OREGON
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(dumbid brjphdphont's anJ
S ch riKinoqrdph Retords
CARLSON
Main Street.
221-223 Morrison St..
Notion Store
‘'"“r. h !' ....
USD ANYTHING ELSE YOU NEED. SEE
The American Clothier
have notions, others have
none.
If you have dis­
ol your notions or
»st them, get a new
supply
Cy linder* 25c,
Groceries, Flour, Feed, Shoes. Hardware, Cutlery
Welch
2
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THE
to Supply Your Need» at the People» Cash Store
F. B. STUART & CO.
Choice Peaches
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IT WILL PAY YOU BIO
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Baby Show to be an Interesting
Feature—Industrial Work
lor Boys and Cirls.
Our (eriMffles Irish und (kun
• tKMIHM
PROMISE IN A LAND OF PLENTY
I
We buy with great care, «ell cheaply for caah, treat all courteously,
make prompt deliveries and u«»r« tx> ths sqtASS thixo .
W«« nr«* «*«11111 li mt I lv rrph uialiing
«»nr MpM'k with thu
mid
Ik'Mt G imm I m lu I m * lind licite«'
hik I
A CITY OF
Number 36.
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IX 'Y PM K
i
I'llAS. MADDOX, the notorious crook, when arrested recently »1
Canyon City, Colo., had bunk l«*oks showing credits to him under differ­
ent mimes amounting to «.VI,(MM) »¡nee Apr. 3d. Among them *8« the
llnnk ■>( Newlwrg, Newlierg, Ore., for «185. May 1st he was at Ottumwa,
Iowa; May 6th nt Burlington, Win. One week later lie wan nt the Farm­
ers Banking company of 1’aulding, Ohio, where lie deposited «I2,l7fi.
Thin notorious crook may have Is-en an advantage to Imnks but
WHY NOT "CUT OUT THE MIDDLEMEN"
in thin claim id business mid do Inminean with your home bank direct?
Do you realize that you are only encoiirairing the crinikn when yon
hold money about your homo or place of business?
Prompt lie.» mean» a great deal in Imnking your credit» and it in well
to Imnk where you can make deposits regularly mid quickly.
‘¡PATRONIZE YOÜR HOMEBANK
We are Headquarters for
LEWIS SHATTUCK,
Buggy Shafts, Poles,
□nd Lane Wagon Jacks
Dealer in ‘‘Goods of Quality »»
Oregon
Gresham,
Wedges, Sledges and
Splitting Bars
LOGGERS’ TOOLS
made to order
Intending Purchasers, Attention!
We are in a position to save you money on your purchases for Fall and Winter
Footwear, Clothing and Furnishing. Our Winter Goods are now in and ready for in­
spection and a finer line of goods you’ll not find in any place.
Horseshoeing
Always First Class
Always your Money’s Worth
— at —
Shoes
Al. Harfs
For Men, Women, Children
Rubbers
Fine Goods, Very Cheap
¿S*
of Every Description for Everybody
Very Fine Goods, Very Low Prices, Invite Inspection and Patronage
GRESHAM, OREGON
I
School
Supplies
We have a full line and can
fit you out easily and early
Car Cement
2 Cars Feed
TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK
Don’t forget it! We are sell­
ing Agents for
CENTURY FLOUR
The kind to use if you want
the best bread