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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1907)
"Endeavor to be always patient with the faultsand imperf«?ctiona of others." said Thomas a Kemp- is. "for thou hast many imper fections of thine own that require a reciprocation of forbearance. If thou art not able to make thy self that which thou wisheth to be. how canst thou ex|»ect to another mold in conformity to thy will?” 1907 WILL NOT CHANGE POLICY A UREAT HORSE SHOW The members of the Portland In defending his policies a- gainst the charge that they were Hunt Club did themselves proud responsible for the recent trou in their first annual show last ble in high finance in Wall week. It was a sight worth street. President Roosevelt said traveling miles to see. in a speech at Nashville, The aristocratic lookin' horses Tennessee: from the tiny Shetland and his "My policies can be summed baby driver, to the high stepper up in one brief sentence: They and the more solid draft horse, represent the effort to punish and the great array of splendid successful dishonesty. rigs, elegantly gowned women "I doubt if these policies have and smartly dressed men, an had any material effect in bring nounced to the thousands of vis ing about the present trouble, itors that Portland is no longer but if they have, it will not alter a village, but the metropolis of in the slightest degree my deter the great country west of the mination that for the remaining Rocky Mountains, The Herald 16 months of my term they shall acknowledges the favors for the be preserved as unswervingly. editor and wife at the hands of “All I did was to turn on the general manager J. 0. Downing. light. I am responsible for turn ing on the light, but I am not re WHO IS RESPONSIBLE? responsible for what the light A mother recently left a bottle showed. of carbolic -acid within reach of "I will pennit neither the dem her three-year-old child. While agogue on one side nor the reac the mother was out the child se tionary on the other to drive me cured the bottle and drank the away from the policy which I re contents. The press with one gard as most vital for the well accord chided the mother for her being of this nation. negligence. There are hundreds "I will protect the honest man of grown men in this world who in wealth to the extent of my have no more control over them ability, and in no way can I ulti selves when within reach of mately protect the honest man of whiskey than the child. They wealth so effectively as by doing are demons when drunk, and everything in my power to bring hundreds of them are filling our to justice his dishonest brother state prisons and drunkards, of wealth.’’ graves, and their friends know The grafter is not looking for it, and yet, continue to place the honest methods, hence the roar damnable stuff within their being made by the interests be reach. When will the American cause of the stand taken by the press and the voter see this President. thing as it really is? VOTERS GET WHAT THEY VOTE FOR The magistrate, prosecuting officer and sheriff are the three men upon whom rests the respon sibility of law enforcement. They are the men who are looked to by the people for protection from bank robbers, either as directors, or just plain cracksmen. Upon them, too, rests the burden of keeping the saloons, gamblers and lesser undesirables in sub jection. These officials are usual ly elected through the influence of friends and these political friends seldom ever let the of ficers elected through their ef forts, do anything that would cause them or their friends trou ble. This is the direct cause of the gradually increasing criminal record. If you want laws en forced you must vote for clean men; men without political en tanglements; men who are not afraid to enforce law regardless of whom it hits; men who have some regard for their oath of of fice, and not political shysters. American voters will get just what they vote for. The agitation now going on for the annexation of that por tion of Clackamas county lying north and west of the Clackamas river to Multnomah county is not new’. It was discussed years ago. From a geographical stand point it should belong to Mult nomah. The citizens of that portion of Clackamas have to go out of their way to get to Oregon City. It is more convenient for them to go to Portland. In Multnomah county, too, they would be assured of better roads. The annexation will come sooner or later, and the indifference to the enforcement of law on the part of Clackamas county officials will only hasten its coming. ' plenty of uiouey and frantically ap- E. R. Thomas. F. A. Heinze. |a«ata to thoae who have It to let too«« Chas. W. Morse and C. T. Bar- ,,r rierbapa the fear of Harriman nev will L>e remembered for a »•>» , ’ ., • publicity during th»' pant year. 1» one long time to come as the unde- lhe lU(Wt |M,teI1| why sirables of high finance, whose |loj **)ooara up." it ha» beeuabown thieving operations are largely lhat Mr Harriman and other railroad responsible for the panic Started manipulator« have aecurad their full in Wall street. ‘‘**pe of thl"’s’ ’h*f, h’v” Yum something doing in the law and order way at ’Frisco, just the entering wedge, you know. But they will keep it go ing and by and by it will be do ing effective work. The determination of Presi dent Roosevelt to keep his axe hewing to the line is not overly reassuring to the interests, but it sounds awfully good to law- abiding people. Like the boy with the panicky feeling in his stomach, we are gradually getting rid of our finan cial troubles after being dieted awhile. able to pull off. while »mailer tuveatoi-a have sometimes bad doubt« as to theirs. One great reason why a popular Is sue of the bouds of a great city like New York spt»eala to ordinary Investors Is tbelr flrui belief that they will get a square deal. The man with «1.0*10 knows that he will staud on th»* same level with the man who baa «10,000,- 1)00. His money will have the same se curity and It will bring the same re turn. Good railroad securities should tie and generally are safe Investment", but any casual observer has been able to see that the same confidence In these seeurithMi does not prevail today that prevailed in the paat. The swift metho,!» of later day high Hnauce are too swift fur tuauy conaerv atlvea. Safety first la what the sen slble Investor look» for. That, how- ever, has not beeu the biggest factor or the primal consideration of nw-ent methods. But a change la taking place Gradually the Investment pub- l )lv’. • . • bowerar. II. 1 I. <)TT, me NT IM T * li-VHlittiii, < >1 VU' »II C. II. ATWOOD, M. 0. $1.00 a Month H«MU<vp«ithfc rinsk'i.iu and Surgvou PROTECTS YOU Call* Mltviuhd «I h > sir Hight |>h.»tH M h I h J R«. plum«*. Multi M »»«»• MI iim H * M.«lu H|t.«t i «* i vMain .If. iiisti I hli.l uKMIhM <iKnin»t Sii'kiiiX., Aochletil au,I l*>nt I» AccidanH «ill Hipprn i : or hlkTI 4NI», OMKOON «'all nr *• rllr J«»hn Broun, Agt.. l<tM*kw«Mid. Or. OHKOOr i > r i -* r l< Aitai nvt .il L.iw IVSliKI WIK IAKM HIIIIHUS ( III Kt Ht S ANO S( IKMHIkHJSlS 6reshjm Lodge No. 125,1. 0. 0. F„ IN TMX Mwt* v\« rx Sniurdux night in Odd F«l» l«»w*' Hall. <«««»rgv hidlvt. N G ; |>. M. Kidnitn, StH'ri’tary. All \iMiting brother« specially limit'd tu attend. farmers’ Mulu.il fire Relief Association Pleasant Heme Baptist Church, Cottrell. Or. Or PoMn « ni », O mkuon Incur|*f>ralc*l l*H Aundwy B«*h«M*i log M,» »<»,,» Ml, I,,- II, ► '■ 111»,» «Illi. » |, i...»».» |»..|.i. . M. ui. : ■>|, t'«Ulagv pfwyrr Uivrllhx lhur«4|M) *p ITE AM XT ll<»ME H ll*l’L*n * If M FI Sunday m 'I umi I s p i in l*rv«u'hhtg «vrvk'tM 4 1V1 m IUD !< * MHKMMtll.. l*M«l«»r A (iood l.inimcnt Inauran«*«* nt nutiinl Tritwl and n«»t futiiui wanting Agt*nla uant«*4 in «*i«’ry comity. F«»r ¡»ar* tirnlarw w nt«* lo I Subscribe for The Herald. J. J KI KX, »S*«*‘v, ‘dVA F**« Yamhill Mi . Purlland Orrfoti, F I S ikfkh , Agt , lk»ring. Or«*., or lo II W S max il4u, l‘rrw . Grvahain. • •••••••••••••••• OOOOOIIOIOOOOOOO« K 9 9 9 9 9 I ) 1C 1< I XS( >\ 11. I t i <. i : . When you nv«tl a go*«d reliable ment try Cnaiulterlain'a Pain Halm baa no superior (or apraina ami a’ inga. A piece of tlannc* slightly da envd with Pain mini is superior plaster for lain«* laiek or painw in side or cheat. Il ala«» rvlivv«*a r mafic pain* ami make* «deep and ptnmible. For aide by all druggiwla. 11. NORTHWESTERN HEALTH ANO ACCIOENT ASSOCIATION I.ilk Ptiimpllv allrndcd le. Ulluc al Suud> lluid, H.NNI3Y. Gil Pioftcltn A kik I I h 'I iir » »'»•<• »»f eluirit) at III»' liniul» of ollii'r» SI RGEO> AM» I’llVSICIW 0 I 0 9 Î Al I. MY LITTLE FRIENDS........................... | Arv Ro|ih‘«i«,t| l«> I'repttu* for the 1 XII.I. SHOW a ill Iw lu id the First Ntlunlav in i )«*<*«* in ln*r W Inc I» E. M. Douglass, Pleasant Home ■4 • HI «TTORNE1 - \1 - LAW . NOTARY FI BLIC . «i: mi: ill • vingf\itrtns mi; Edison Phonographs and Records well as all brands oi Senices al Gresham Bapt.sl Church Agent Oregon lire Kdid Association rhtira l't nl'ht <*«»tl*gr Prsyt-r ntrvtltig HOIR, flip AND GROCIRIfS AT l.uWIsT FoSMBLE FRICEM ritin»I m . v *« h«M»|, »'»pry MtHiiUk In« in Prvm hlitg il. m tn. Mtxi « |> im . H Y I* l I |» hi J ohn All Cartfially t«nlt»4 !• Atiga.l lay ar III •f the«« Wftkrs K kv . T. B \\ th i \ y . PanD»r • •••••••••••••••a Whenever one sees goods in a hard time, and perbap« he ought to store window from $75 to $45, it haT* Men wl,h °’o0*’r atv not 1,11 is a good place to pass. frora U1“ourl' ,,u‘ ,h->’ hav<* ,b- M1- The best engineering is build-1 Wh,.„ ,b<)wn> W<< hawe iimm I Clinnibeilain'a <‘»>ugh Ri inedy In ohi liomi* tur »vven year», nini il lisa »Issi» prove,! tu la, a rellalil,, ivinedv Me lime (iminl lliat It woul,| do moie tliau the iiianiilai tiirer» vlaini lor It. Il I» <*»|w»eiallv g<»»l f,»r croiip nini wliooping coligli Re» .Isiur» A. lesi», imatiir Mllai-a, Mimi., VI E, ■ limi li. l'Iiaiulierlaln'B Votigli Reimsly la s»l,| liy all driiggista. I'b» »liUn» Suig(«n< Gr»*»ha»>i, • Orrgnn tin willing to embnrk now a« they ewr were». Thin In proven bv th«* New York city U»nd ««fterlntr Th«* b«>n<la pay a idhm |, fair hitereat; th* «ovurlty I m un Impel vhalih* two vlem«*ntM anti practically th«* only two that art* nee- e<snry to Intluene«* men with money to listen to. Mr llarrltuan * plea to **lo«Nk*n up.M Altoirether. innttem ar«» liiipruxhig Th«* gvn«*rul Nit uni Ion la getting I «'I ter. The real bunln«*** men of th. country are to I m * contra tula ted» The Kaiublera ami speculator« may not like It exactly, but th«» c«»untry'a pr**M|«erlty dova not dv|M*nd upon them mo much for Its stability ami grtovtli a* they »ometlmeN aes*tu to think It due* The |a*ople of thia country that vast ma jority which gora on day by day th hid ing Its ow n buslmma and an wing wood —are all right. They are hard to rvuae. but when It la put up to them and put s«iuarely ami forcibly, whether it I Iw» a queathm of politic« or llmimc, I they usually decide It right. ¡»oaalbllltle« merely I* golnic to have a •oarl fra“e of mind-they A .Mcth,»dl»l Mln stcr Wevoniinrnd» Cliamhcrlaltl's Cough Rrm«dy J. G. McElrov, There is some satisfaction in knowing that every subscriber "J u J** ,he. 1r,ni that the old plan I m beat—in fact, that of The Herald is reading his own .. It 7 la the .. only . ' plan upon _ m ....._ hlch buHlucna paper. It is paid for in advance, on be done »«fely an»! comfortably, you know. j The promoter who «.-ek* capital upon ------------------ o——— SAT 1 2 7|8|91 10Î11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Drinking at Sandy, murder at Kelso, brief, pointed, the same K hi « tv <1 a* mvond-elaa* matter at the pueloAe* al Grrahan*. Oregon old story. Whisky in, man out. • X The men arrested for the mur umonnioe um IVr Year. 3130 *iri«Hl> In •trance; to t*»rvtgn rountrir*. fc! v Month* MAc ; Three month* trial *ubm'rip<i<»n* SOc. Hingle «»pie« « lor < lubblng rat« - der of the Hindu and their MMTniMCfS *h«*uid be went b) Kxpre»» or l*oaloflbre Money Order. Uegutervd letter or t h« » k •tain|»« accepted up to so cent*. friends can all see now that this •fCflFTl fur eubecri|Hlona are not »ent unle«« requested The label on your paper will indi would not have happened except cale within two week» th«* receipt of your remittance. H it doe* not pl«*a»v notify u* MSCMTUNARCEl In k«*eping with well recognieed bualnea* princ *. ph » aH » itript.» * w for drink. The vision is late.! be stopped promptly upon expiration «4 lime paid for ing a bridge of faith over the costly, but we hope effective. CBAStE OF 4000EU In ordering change ot address give «4d a» well a» new a«Mn " river of death. COMES WIDE *T$ ire want«M in every community. If no corropondencr appar* a »'»nr neighborh«M>V you are rrap«*ctfully reqs sated to »end u» a* many local item» a* you » an The Herald would ask why miOTtSiW UYES 1JC*. 4L ADVKKTI81SG. wet in h*ad«M all point '» « per ltn< tlrM - The best war ever waged is Dr per line each »ubaequent Insertion DISPLAY Al»\ ERTISlXi. x • p'Mb . u -»•»•» I ( the business of the last Fourth 2.S' per single column inch each tMae; 1& inches or over, »r per inch each i**u< A* it » h.-* of July celebration has not been that against ones own weakness. or over, 17 1 Ar per inch each I muc . «‘im hew ur over, l.V per inch each i*«ne For i».*'itiou (any linn) &c |ier inch additkmal. READERS, le per word each t"<i« no reader aee«pic»t settled, and the balance turned for lea* than SOcenta. lAX-AlJt (Want Column only), 1c per wold ea< h iaaue, counting two over to the library association as Capital and ConUdrncw. figures, an initial or an abbr«-«iation a» one worxl X«» local accept«.! t.»r !«** t! *n !> The fact that th, laaue of «40,000.000 cents PROTEHIION ALCAKDS (one in. h) J.V each Amur CARD* OF TH AX ES (not « x.w« .1 agreed upon? This is a matter I | ri IM Of 4 OXDOI fx < f , , t ■ that ought to be finished at once, of New York city IwMHla wa* overaub- OBITl’ARIKS for actual subscriber? or member« of their familte«. up t«» HV wor«l' in. scrlbed live tliuea doe« not look much needs the aa If there »»« a scarcity of money. all over Mt words, lc s word (invariably in a«ban«'e). Count the wonl» and remit a«*v«*nling!\ as the local library All lodge, Grange, S-h«x*l. Church, or other notices «>r advertisements of ««w ial« i*artiv' money. Mr. Harriman In fact aa.va there la dar« c *, concert», theatricals, etc given for a proflt, charged for at regular rales. A FEW MINUTES WITH THE EDITOR FRI LX. rsT4 5|6 Publiahed Every FrUlav at Grvaham, Ore., by the B kavkk S tat « P vburbinm r«> TIMOTHY BROWNHll.I E ditor and M anaubb . M ontaviu - a Orne«. 315 Vili» Av. ; F ortumi » Ornes, ÄMI G.wdnough Btiiklini: AU order to tn»ure chsnge of a*l .advertisers must have copy in this <*dlce n«»t later than' Tuesiiay preceding day of publication. Jtt WST isc •» our specialty. *e are well equipped lo do the best work at current prt«v» Especially farmers’ and buaines* men** Letter Head» Envelopes. Rutter Wrapper*. Statenu m *. etc., in »mall or large quantities Auction Bill*, thwlger*. Posters, el«' . printed «»n sh«'rt u. 1907 NOVEMBER SUNjMON TUE WED THÜ J. M. Short. M. I) S. P. Bittner. M. I) k,.e:r‘ brown , must t»e they ar« ç. m eç.• ç.# Do You Want to Make The Women Happy ? Only rniHTftr, the-proof hotel in the city. Five block* Iroin the union depot. Cors imims th«* door. Steam heat, electric light*, hot and cold water in «•wry loom. Spt’ial rat«*s by wv«*k or month. Free bath« on rvrrv floor lt.it«* $1 per day ami up. H M FIERCE, hop Take inj itrtt! ur if U hh Depot <!• •<i <!• • <X •<3 •a <!• •<! Shopping by Mail is •<X vastly unsatisfactory to the Female. There isn’t a woman <xe 'in Christendom—or in Islam—who doesn’t pre •<X fer ten time# over the trip through a store to the trip to the postoffice. if Why, Lord bless their hearts, the ladies <!• love to shop! It’s just as •a unsatisfying and artificial • 4 to shop by mail as to • <î make love by mail—and that’s the limit. But, while the women love to walk through aisles of bargains, they love also to read about the bargains. When a newspaper comes to the house, which page does the woman peruse first! The page with the big gest shopping ads. Suro thing. Won’t fail one time in ten. Test it and see. In communities where the merchants don’t ailverti.se big enough to tempt the women, what happens! The Mail Order Catalogue comes along, full of attractive ads., with prices put down in black and white. The women read the catalogue; they are tempted by the bargains offered; they sen») their money by mail. Tims they miss nine-tenths of the glory and joy of shopping. But what else can the poor ladies do! A number of our exchanges and a goodly number of country merchants are adverse to the parcels post. They are afraid it will ruin the business of the country merchants. The Herald is in favor of the parcels post, because it believes in progress. Our country merchants, espe cially those doing business on rural routes, would find an in Sure, Prosecuting Attorney crease rather than a decrease Now, Mr. Merchant of Our Town, be good to Manning called the officials of the in their business. By all means the ladies. Give them some interesting reading stockholders of the defunct Title give us a parcels post. matter. Print some of your bargains in your home ■ O ■ — Guarantee and Trust Company paper. Put the prices there in black and white. into his office and put them One reason why a true citizen through a rigid (?) examination is against the saloon is because Isn’t it really a pity to deprive the ladies of one of their and proposes to see that the de the average saloonkeeper is not supreme delights—«hopping, seeing things, inspecting be positors of the concern are pro to be trusted. He will break fore taking! tected and the directors prose the law every chance he gets and cuted to the limit. Mr. Man is always looking for the chance, ning’s actions along this and hence the only way for the com BE GOOD TO THE LADIES AND YOU’LL BE other lines in the past causes one munity to be law abiding is to get PROSPEROUS. to doubt the sincerity of his rid of the saloonkeeper by voting r • • • «ùa-i/aûaûaôaûaûaûaûaûaoaùaoauaûaôaûaùaûaûaûaûaii I him out of business. statements now. I F ••••••••••••••»••••••••••e Hyldfid Bros. I 168 MORGAN L DONAHUE STREET F-IFTH Prop riel»»™ ► I > ► < I < • OPPOMITK TIIF. liiMTviFFI« K Branch < - < i Store 211 Second Street m. III. III. III. School Books 0 • • ■ ».............. > | ■ • . • ’.,»» • ■ • ’ , l . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ «*♦«***♦♦♦♦♦««♦♦♦♦♦««**««. ; •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Portland Railway, Light & Power Co ii preserved—and produced-by Roliertine, a ntihl, delightful preparation, delicately fragrant. Make* the »kin exquisitely »oft; tanishei crackled appearance caused by over-drynew; reduces the size of enlarged poret, cleanse* them, re duces inflammation and spreads an even, radiant glow due to * holesome nouri ,h ment of »kin glands and stimulation ol f the capillaries whic h also feed thi skin and supply its healthful color. Atkyour Drug^ijt for a free j< OBERTI frequent Rapid ■ Comfortable I Springwater Division CAST BOUND 1 46 7 .1»» 9 ;7 4M 9 • m H » mi « w 6 -UM ir.’io 4 27 IS 16 H» J * STATIONS 20 3 40 S 44 1 I'nrtlftiicl Gulf June U'tit» June Kyraniorc < ’* «I h r V111«» <lre«h*in ll< >9« Ii Anderson. 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I| d • 10 «>> 131 43 I 00 in tn IT I 00 Ml ««I 30 • It Troutdale Division Between Cedarville Junction and Troutdale Kiliousnes» and Constipation For years I ««• troubled with bilioua- nous and coneti|>at ion, whieh made lift- miserable for me. My apfietite failed me. I lost my ii » ii »I force ami vitality. I’rp.in » Irat iMM II I . j N, o t II . .,1,1 V EASTOOUNO >i >« 11 «1 «S «« «1 > li « «i 1 M « «« 1 11 « 41 1 «1 « » 1 «« « 5« ! 4« 4 W 1 M S W ITA BONS a I I I • I I lì a «0 I «1 I «« I Il I St I M I I HruiHT B am i ini « urti- Fnlrvlrw Davi» r. K<H<ly Hiding Trotildah* 1. oe M 1Í 1. !( „I in Ml Il I »I it II I« II I» «0 I Il I 111 « M M M uiivle iiinltir» worse. I do not know I a Itéré I sliould have iwen hiday Itiid I not tried <Tiamlterluin'i Stomach and A M flxurea In Roinan. I’. M. figure* in black. «1 Dully except fluiulay. Liver Taldelf». The tablet»» relii-ve the For Oregon <’ily, (’niirinali Park and way |M»intM, clirnge cam nt Golf J uim - il) feeling at once, strengthen theiligeat- tion. ive fonction*, helping the system to »Io For la-nta, Mount Scott anil east aide points, change cars at Lenta Junction. its work naturally.—Mr». Itosa Potts, W. P. MULC’HAY, Traffic Agent. Birmingham, Ala. These tablet» gre (or sale by all druggists. General Offices, First ami Alder Sts., P ortland , O bbuon .