Beaver State herald., September 27, 1907, Image 4

lout aitvr th* people’» canea in the
matter.
The fair at Gtwham came In fur ita
aliare of pruine ami ft waa decided to
buuet for it win never and wherever |we-
table
J. 1». Kerby of Ih'iiver. Colo., is a
Adjournment followed one of the lieet guest of relatives at lhe humea of F. J.
nieetingt Pomona ha» ever held. The ' Crevte ami Wm Ashcraft. Mr. Kerby
nest meeting a ill I m » with Fairview will proltably ap«ml the winter hero.
grange Wednesday. I*ec IS.
Among the visitors at the State Fair
laat week wen> F. Smith ami wife, K.
F.. iloaliu anJ uife, C E. ('roe, Frank
Axtell, G. W Wileus and Mr». Cura
Vudersoii.
We will sell the following sizes of our big stock of
Mra. W. A. laHUIal»! Alili tWll datigli
ters of Klamath Falls are guests of
Mrs J. I* lleslin.
16 and 24-
One and
The question whether Troutilal* »hall
I ewis Stone loft on Monday fur Ann
foot Lengths
Two-inch
bean incorporated town or not will I m * Arbor to pursue hia stu»lies in f< restry.
dvt'idtxl. TI h two recent lire» have
A. T. Axtell ami wife ami gramlaugh­
AT REDUCED PRICES
awakened th«» citiaena ot Troutdale to ter. Miss Edith M« Kilip, relurmsl Sat
the (act that >no»rp«'ration ia what urday from Seaside. Mrs. Axtell ami
they need in order to have better fire Edith S|*vnt the summer al their home
50,000 feet of 1x8
25,000 feet of 1 x6
10,(.XX) feet of 2x4
5,000 feet of 2x6
protection, better street» and varioim there.
5,000 feet of 1x10
20,000 feet of 1x4
25,000 feet of 2x8
5,000 feet of 1x12
things. Th«» following ortieera have
I>. O. I'»mt»ar ami wife visited friends
taken nominated to I* riveted at the
ami relative, here Sumlav.
The mill is running full time and is constantly turning out these size's, so you do not
aainv time the incorporation ia voted
Miss Ruth Jackson tisited relatives
on: Mayor, Aaron Fox; recorder, John
need to be afraid but what we can fill your wants.
lludaon; treasurer. S. S. L>gan , alder­ at Corla'll on Sumlav.
II S. Slone, wife ami sons, Roy ami
men, Thomas t'onler, William Souther­
land, L. A. Harlow, I.. Ilampiihirv. Clyde, ami lot Moorv ami
Jaipieth have gt'iiv on a
marshal, C. T. BrovAa.
3-4 Mile East of Kelso
last Saturday evening the Masonic Welches
Mrs. iKmer Mlltl Ml»* Furl, K*th of
lodge heki a very enthusiastic meeting,
a large crowd being ¡»rtM»ent. Mr. Camp­ Portland, were Sunday gu<ata ol Mrs.
bell ami Mr. M« Kay of Mvlroav, Mr C. I Crandall ami daughters.
lam! All ,»h! mailer» art* balaiut*«! up like a !
Mrs. Oran l*uiil»er ami aon Raymond
kslgcr a<v«»unl and rbux*,! when rtrxt rv<t* Wendall of Borin»: anti Howard Pavia
lervd
After that rtcrythm* nm»t be charge«!' ami W. Ktliaon of Fairview were in amt daughter I m ile have Iweu viwiting
the lan«! on this regUtcr which make» ' attendance.
the latter's grandparents, 1». S Ihinlair
it ju»l like a le«!gvr up to «tale all the time ,
Dr. F. 8. Luk will hohl services in ami wife.
IN'txi».
mortgage»,
etc
arc
made
uut
un«ler
|
“In Faith. In Hope, In Charity, and with Fidelity.”
thl» law ju>t a» they ar»* now . but they are I the church here next Sunday.
Crslrie Stone aud Syhcster Hall will
; kept on tile instead of being copied
I
KvangelUt Weatfall of Portland leate ou Sunday for Corvallis, where
KEEl** ORlt.lX Al. SI«.N VTl RIM
The last Pomona grange was one of) The prv*< m law «»( Orvmn 1» now in good
preached her«' l»olh moruing ami even­ tliev will attend the Oregon agricultural
Thi» «ave» the immense number of b«M»ks
»hape «nd I he form« (or making lhe
rx'llege.
ing last Sunday
the best held for some time. RtM'kwood i working
record*, also drawn up by your chairman, am! al»o k«.*eps original signature« on rile, and
grange did herself proud on entertain­ haw been pul in by moat of our c »untie*. and au>l the registrar ha* to «x»m¡«rr them when
Mr McClung and family of Portlami
William Wright, wife ami sister, Miss
ment for the lag crowd. Some impor­ we believe arc now uniform throughout the new instruments art* brought in. thus re«luc- S.ulir. spent Sun.lay with their mother, called on friends here Sumlav.
the chance» «4 forgery to instrument rile«!
tant discussions were taken up. the »late Much land of considerable value ha* ■ mg
Mra. Ellen Wright
Wm. Ashcraft is having improve­
been registered and a great deal more would practically none Only a memorandum of thr
most important of which wa*» the report be
i»
note«!
on lhe register The safety, quick
Miss Myrtle I twin ami brother, Ralph ment, niatle on his houra.
if lawyers am! business men would get
of the special committee on the T-»rrens familiar with the law and use it.
: m ss ami simplicity «»(thr Torrens system, be-
Irwin, visited fnemla here Sumlav.
\ M tmleraon is (hushing his house
law. R. C. Wright, chairman. The re-. The «»Id system makes a bunion in the ex »id«*« its low c*»st after the land is once reg Ralph will go to Talonse City, Wash.,
ill
the west |sirt ol town and will soon
iMrrvd. ought t«» appeal to everybody ami make
ma«te
over
pence
of
ahstra«
ts,
w
hich
must
be
port gives a very clear history of the
I
am! over again am! with examination must it unnecessary to argue iu il* favor It i» to take up his w >rk as vxprvM agent. move into it.
law and in {»art is as follows:
- only ignorance of th»* advantages of the law or His |>arvnts are now at Mt. Hope,
cost million» throughout the country
Oral Snover of Portlami visited friends I
The delay in gelling abstract», their examin­ uti»lea«!ing statements by th«»*e «•p¡s*»r«i t«» it Wash., where Mr. Irwin is agent am!
The practice rd registering land title« is not
here Sunday.
new. It ha# been aucwaidnHy done in parti « .4 ation. hunting up matter» m»t on record, etc | becuuae of sell interest which have m » far re­ i o|»erator.
Europe tor several hundred years. In Austria- almost either prevents a sale, hinders it or tarded its use.
E. 1». Wetmore has returned home
W hen a system is provide«! w hich enable* a
Miss Edith RvynoKis visitni her |»a- from Eastern ttregon ami will now take '
Hungary it dales from the twelfth century in makes it difficult, or at a sacrifice.
man
to
ro
and
look
«o»
ver
bis
own
title
at
th«*
Baden from I*»-. in Saxony from 1*43 and
rents here over Sumlav.
OLD SYSTEM I XSVFE
' court bouse w uh hi* buyer, and to rv»-ord his
up his work in the Willamette valley.
thereafter has'been wry general in all Ger-
The old system is unaafe or we would not I hi» trnnUer of that title for '*) evuts. without
Mrs. let* Gri-w »1«! of i’rmlleton. f«»r-
• ••
rnany. To establish stx-h registration in coun­
uave title ni>uram*e conq«e*nirs to protect buy­ I any abstract or delay, what m«»rv can he want**
merly of Trout lale. visited fnemls here
tries where there was feudal tenure and vari­
ers at additi >nal expense, for if a title * had , The law provides that nothing w bate»er shall
Nub^ribcm.
lake Note
ous laws of conquering nation« engrafted on
and the *« Iler bankrupt, no damages van In- j affect the la ml unl»*ss it is dow ti in thr regis­ recrnllv.
Cuminrncing
November
I, 11*07. the
provinces: with antique rights prevailing by
recovered on his warranty deed Then there ter. except current taxes or assessments for
Mrs. Ray Surlwr has i»ven visiting
custom and unsafe, would appear to be a hope­
atilwk'ription price <»f thia
a ill l»e
is a chance of forged deed*, mortgages, et<
improvements.
Therefore
thr
buyer
ha«
«»nly
her {»arents at 1’1«-a.-ant Home.
less task. yet it was and is a great sucre»».
which cau now t»r record«*«! without any troub­ to look up «»nr bo«»k. this register, fasten«! «»f
raiK*«i to fl «50 per war, ptnuldo in ad­
Notwithstanding these facts of history, we
Mrs. Frances \liar»I is h«»m«* again vance. Subacriptiumi may be renewed
le the same as genuine, for lhe recorder puts I d«»xrns of bouk» a* al present, am! then step
continually h«**r those who have an ax to
“any old iMng” on rw«»rd it witur*-»vd ami in and *c«- about curreni taxes ami improve from Salem, where she has Iwen with
grind, or who are so rooted in their preju­
(or «»nr or more year* at the old rate of
««knowhdgvd
I turn! assessments, w hen hr ba* done th«* w hole I her daughter, who was very ill. Mrs
dices for old ways, claiming that a young state
¿1 UO per year till that time. The pa­
Again, the books ami rvt-onls a«« umu.ale — i thing in short order.
like Oregon with lan«l holdings going back
t'ragheail is n««w recovering ami re­ lter* of all delinquent mi I mm *rik*r» a ill
ia>l it makes big r.x|K-n*t t«> buy them am!
Prosperous communlti«*» arc th«««e where
not much over <W years cannot make a success
tnoix- to provide rooms to keep them in. The land can change hand* or br taken a» security turned home with her mother on Sun­ l»e »topi**«! Novvinltrr I. I‘NI7, atxl the
of the Torrens law History and the actual
taxes are heavier to keep up lhe «»Id system, tor ¡«»an» quickly ami easily without any day.
use Of the law prove such a position absurd
amount* due under Mine charier«! to
and market values of real estate can never la- trouble, the sanie s« h«»rscs am! wagous The
and false.
Mrs. I.. Helming had as guests th«* their account», which will I m * immedi­
so great w here the trouble to make a >a,v or a Torn n« law ¡»ertnits this to be done without I
In South Australia the first act passed in loan is increasing all the time.
any doubt whatever, and the title is practi j first of tin* week Mrs. Wm. Helming of ately turned over to <»ur attorney for
1*0 was drafted by Sir Robert Torrens, and so
Now against ail this we have the b< m-fits of « ally backed up the Mate «4 «»ngon uhit h |> ' Seattle anti Mrs. Ptrryof Portland.
collection. If you do not want your
all similar laws in English sfa-«king countries the Torrens law
In Oregon for a I'.-A«1 lot lhe a better guárante«* than of any individual or
F. E. Harlow, wife and daughter name to appear <»n our delinquent hat.
have since been commonly known as Torrens court fees amount to about t25 w here there is
conqtauy insuring titles.
law*. All English colonies now use the sys­ nocontest. If there is one, the owner might
have returned from a few day»’ stay at pay up before November 1, 1007.
We urge that the grange take step« Seaside, where they were gtlifts of D.
tem. In the United States this law is optional a# udl find out be has a lawsuit «nd »«-tile it
and lias been adopted in California. Illinois, in a T«»rrvtis prut-reding a* in any other man
to make this law and its advantages Moore ami wife.
Massachusetts. Ohio Oregon ami Virginia this ner or time ami clear up his title, whatever
Lf’f’lK moi Kill
thoroughly familiar to all meniliers.
year, while other states have il un«lrr cansid- the necessary exp« uses are I«» do so. Besid«-s
C. H. Light, who wan very ill last
Also
that
they
endorse
it
and
recom
­
We
are
very
sorry to hear of the ill-
eration or have lately adopted it. In Illinois the court fen* in an ordinary default ca^e thr
w«*t*k, has recovered »utfieiently to I m *
an amendment was adopted in ls«»4 requiring owner pays hi» attorneys such f«*e as thry agree mend its general use by everyone, fur
neM of Mi-n Eva Reed. She $* at pres­
all estai. s in course of probate to register ti OB aI„|" aisM, f),r bringing hi- absirat t «l«»wn • >lir greater pr<«peritv and to help to around. Mrs. Light, who has betn very-
ent at th«* hospital, and we h«q*» to hear
ro INSPECT THE
ill for several weeks, is able to »it up
ties, and in this way all land in about ;fc3 years to date of the t asr This last is the Way the
reduce taxes for the reason, given.
of her iipevdy recovery.
will be under the Torrens law.
again. Mrs. Clark of Rredville is visit­
law provides for testimony to ¡»rove your title
It. C. W right .
Misti Alice RrttmtiMen h it for Mon­
Oregon adopt «si the Illinois Torrens law in in court. Any sensible person can see that
ing Mr. ami Mrs. Light.
M. C. SlUTTtlK.
1901 ami since then your chairman of this com­ the mere show ing «»f his drt^l an«l statement
mouth on Sunday, where »he willattcn«
Ciiarles Hampshire ami Milton Fox
(M rs . R M. I. itti xe.KiR
mittee has been an enthusiastic supporter of that he owns the land dors not show title from
the normal im -I kmi I thin winter.
are taking a commercial course in the
lhe law ami has ha«l bills passed by lhe legis­ the government «low n, ami this musFlie exhib­
The
report
was
adopted.
Mita Ague» Br<>wn gave a |mrty t«» a
lature to correct errors made in copying the ited to the examiner of titles, for if anything
Behnke-Walker Business coll«*ge.
Illinois statute. Iu 1*07 he also ha-1 include«! is wrong and any new ¡«arty ought to br *ervr«l
Resolutions recommending the close
few friends itt thia neighl*orlio<Ml on
Miss
Elsis
I^athrop,
who
was
ein-
in the correcting bill an amendment provid­ with a sumtuous that is the way it is found scrutiny of the Oregon railroad commis­
Sutulav. An enjoyable time WÄM liti« I
ing for making proper defendants in the suit out.
sion acre adopted. The granges' and ployed as teacher here last year, is by all.
These things an owner may never know
of married persons who fail to sign instru­
teaching at Lit«»nrell this year.
ments affr«*ting land owned by their spouses. ab««ut an«! there has to lx- a showiug of every­ farmers' attention were also »ailed to
A I »a by girl arrived at the home of
Jack Stafford of Portland visit«*«! his
This has been a source of great trouble with thing on rvc«»r«l down to date.
the attack of the Pacific State, Tele-
Frank Knieriem hint week, Wv con
title« heretofore. This law takes away no
After the land is thus rrgi.-terv«! under thr ; pnone compauv u|»»t> the initiative aixl sister, Mrs. II. A. Richaidson, recently.
gratulate.
rights if they have any ami let them be prop­ law, no more abstract« are rv>juir<-<!. for noth- j
referendum. It is the universal opin­
Mrs. F. A. Jette, who has l**en in a
erly registered, or else be barred oi any shad­ ing can »land against the land unle— put |
Mr». Hi« k« of Portland i* viniting her
owy claims they might appear to have on the down in the land register on the -ame ¡»age , ion that Attorney General Crawford Portlami hospital, is »|>vmiing a short
«laughter-in-law, Mr*. I' Hick».
and
the
certificate
for
that
particular
nivvv
of
sbonl'l
Is-
aseifted
by
able
counsel
to
time
with
her
¡«rents
here
while
con
­
old records.
l
*
Mr. and Mr«». 1*. Anderaen attend«"»!
valescing. Mr. Jette, who has liven
with her, returned to their home at Pomona grange at RockwiMwl an«! report
nil enthusiastic meeting. Mr». Ander­
ChainfMHrg Mom i«y.
sen wan ir.-talh-tl ljuly Aaeistant.
Mias Margery llami shire lira gone to
Vancouver, Wash., to attend the Cath­ Columbia grange hat a new well with
14 feet of waU r at the present.
olic school.
bistrict 43 is busy clearing an<l im­
A. Orr arxi wife have gone to lai
proving the school grounds.
Center, Wash., to reai<le.
J. leaver in having a well «lug.
John Mi-Gibbon baa moved hia family
to Pullman, Wash., where lie will pur­
sue hie studies as veterinary surgeon.
HLRLBLRI
they Arc Kcasondbly Prit cd
C. Stills.,n and wife returned from
While in Portland laat wit-k the writer
several weeks' stav at their farm in
>aw J. II. Hurlburt ami lie raid that
BEG TO ANNOUNCE
Washington, bringing with them their
Mr,. Hurlburt waa wliicbtlv lietter and
daughter, who will spend the winter he tliinka with good care abe will recov­
To the many citizens of northeastern Clackamas county that they have
here.
er from her aevere illneiM.
John Heslin has hail an addition built
opened a First-class General Store in connection with the Post­
Fred Shearer of Portland wa« out laat
on his cottage.
Sunday inaiiecting the fruit on Ida farm.
office at Bull Run.
Mrs. II enry Vanderhoof has been
If noi ti|hl
T. (.. Evana started in drying prune«
spending a few .lays with relatives at laat Tueaday.
WELCH
Sandy.
,
DAILY STAGE TO GRESHAM
HlOktl it
Mra. <). A. Jackaon of Fairview waa
Arthur Richardson viaited relatives* viidling at J. II. Fitzgerald’, laat Sun­
RI6HÎ
here the first of the week. Mr. Rich­
They will also operate a daily stage for the accommodation of passengers
day.
ardson ia under the doctor’s care in
E. G. Itickcrt and hia aon Fred made
between Gresham and Bull Run.
Portland.
a trip to Greaham Saturday.
ri
Work lias Is-gun on D. F. Ruxton's
I.,
H.
Rickert
ami
M.
Rickert
were
large Imrn being erected just across the
road from the Portland Railway, Light doing buaim-aa in Egypt Friday.
<k Power cornfiany's station. C. E. ' F. F. Floaa of Egypt iw a frc<|iient
MORRISON SI.
Cree, Frank Axtell and E. Hrnith are caller in thia nelghtairbood.
WASHING
I ON SI
lining the work.
Mr. ami Mra. J. H. Fitzgerald and
I.. A. Harlow and family have moved children and Eli Weatlund were among
into F. A. Harlow's home.
the caller, at Springhill farm Sunday.
Mrs. M. Allaril Metcalf has taken lip
R. Ruaaell viaited at Frank Tliomp- The Herald “Want Ads.” will save you money whether you
her school work in Portland.
eon’a ranch Sunday.
want to buy or sell.
FAIRVIEW
SPECIAL SALE
U N T I L OC I O BER 15. 100 7
ROUGH LUMBER
STRAUS LUMBER CO
The Gate Keeper
YOU ARE REQUESTED
CORRECT
FALL
MEN'S
CLOTHING
Leete = Roberts Company
AT WELCH'S
BULL RUN, ORE.
$15 to $35
Welch
I’he American Clothier
STAGE Leaves
Arrives
Leaves
Arrives
Bull Run 7:00
Gresham 10:00
Gresham 10:30
Bull Run 2:00
a.
a.
a.
p.
m.
in.
m.
m.
STORES
Harlow, Blaser 6c Harlow,
= GENERAL
No time to write Ads.
Masonic Building,
t
MERCHANDISE==
Come and see our new goods and get prices.
=
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Troutdale, Oregon