bers will get down to business
and, in so far as is possible, give
the <N>mmon people a square deal.
o
ER STATE HIERALI
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Succeeding Gn^bani Vin*!i»a’ r. Gresham <»aiette, Fa-t Multnomah Rrconl,
Multnomah Rev« »rd and Montavilla Herald.
Published Every Frida) at tin >h • • u, Ore., t \ the H kavkr S tatk P ublishing C o .
TIMOTHY BROM Mill I. F imtor on M anwkr .
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The death pf Merle D. Nelson,
of McMinnville, recently occur­
red near Porterville, California,
where he had gone for his health.
Mr. Nelson was founder of the
Cloverdale Courier, was a mem­
ber of the Oregon Press Associa­
tion and at the time of his death
was the youngest editor in the
state.
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EAERY EDITOR SHOl I D ATT END
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COST OF RESCUE.
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Kapecially farmer** and bu>in< - rr. -. - !x‘ttcr Heads. Envelopes, Rutter Wrappers. Statements. business is concerned, it is rtot
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A FEW MINUTES WITH THE EDITOR
Farm and Timber Lands
No better medium can be used
by the business men of this dis­
trict for letting people know of
the gvxxi things Santa Claus is
bringing for everybody this year
than the Beaver State Herald,
It is read weekly by over 6.0Û0
people who will spend a vast
amount of money for Christmas
presents.
man believe that there is some-
thing radically wrong with our
monetary system.
CENTRAL POINT HERALD
right
ous and timely deed, no matter
from whom it conies, that editor
ami that paper is in a mighty Noted Speakers will Introduce
bad way.
Special Featuses.
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HARVEY »Ml N I A NEWS
The commervial business of
the United States is so vast and
is carried on with such a rush
for fortune making that people
become absolutely reckless after
a time and a periodical readjust­
ment seems to be a necessity in
onier to prevent utter ruin ulti-
mately.
HEAS1DI
N Al
One man can destroy more in
one day than KW men can pro­
duce in 1000 days. And in the
financial affairs of this country
it seems, a half-dozen men in
Wall street can cause more harm
in 24 hours than the entire na­
tion can remedy in a generation
and at their own sweet will.
Mr. E. H. Woodward, Presi­
The failure of another Port­
There are a good many land­
dent of the Oregon Press Associ­
ation, is calling for a large attend­ lubbers who fail to understand land savings bank, making two
ance of quill pushers at the next why the captain of a steamship heavy failures in that city with­
ECONOMY
January meeting of the associa­ will deliberately imperil the lives in four months, with a conse­
tion. Every editor of a weekly of the passengers under his care quent heavy loss to that class of
For most folks who are in debt,
or daily newspaper in the state because the cost of safety is not depositors who can least afford economy is the thread that leads
to loose their money, is sufficient out of the ]abyrinth.
is invited to attend this meeting, made clear to him.
The recent action of the cap­ cause for all thoughtful people to
the object being that of a com­
plete reorganizaton. From pre­ tain of the Alliance deserves give some attention to the bank­
An advertisement in The Her­
It is to be ing system as now in vogue in ald will prove a good investment
sent indications there will be a more than criticism.
large attendance. The meeting hoped that Uncle Sam will so ar­ America.
' for you.
is called for, the middle of the range matters that in case of im­ When millions of the peoples’
What the Home Stands lor
month, and the last of the week. periled lives or property assist­ savings can be hurled iato the
Quotations
that I ju-lgr co be
gr< :ii
vortex
of
frenzied
finance
in
ance
can
be
accepted
and
the
This to make it as convenient as
| value have nxently > »me into my read­
possible to attend for newspaper cost of rescue decided afterward. "wildcat” investments without ing, and it oecurre*! t» me that the*c
publishers from all portions of
tit well in the columns of \ >ur
• •••••••••••••••• •• •••••••••••••••• • •• might
the state. No editor is so poor,
Home Department, and tear to vour
readers a precious, he ping sentiment.
or so crowded with work that he
God Give Us Men
The first is as foil w*
“Strength *>i
can afford to stay away from this
Character may i»e ar ;mred at work, but
meeting. No organization in the
God give us men! A time like this demands
beauty of character i.* learned at home.
state is more important than this.
There Jhe affection* are trained that
Strong minds, great hearts, true faith and ready hands!
Yet there is no organization in the
•love especially which is to abide when
Men whom the lust of office does not kill;
tongues have ceased ami knowledge
state that has been so poorly at­
Men whom the spoils of office can not buy;
fails.
There the gentle life rearbr* u*,
tended. This is largely the fault
Men who possess opinions and a will;
the true heaven life. In one word, the
of the publishers themselves.
Men who love honor—men who will not lie;
family circle is the supreme conductor
Nearly every state in the Union
of Christianity.
Men who can stand before a demagogue
has a strong, well attended Press
Tenderness, humbleness, courtexy,
And brave his treacherous flatterings without winking!
*elf-f«»rgetiulnr—. faith,sympathy—tht
Association working for the good
Tall men, sun crowned, who live above the fog
ornament* of a meek ami
et -pint
of its members and the state at
In public duty and in private thinking.
are learned at the fireside in cmninon-
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large.
For while the rabble, with their thumb-worn creeds.
place houses scat tert*«! over the c »untrv
The Press of Oregon compares
or in city street.*.”—Henry Drummond.
Their large profession, and their little deeds,
favorably with that of any other
Another is found in the closing sen­
Mingle in the selfish strife, lo! Freedom weeps,
tences of an addrt ss given by .our Presi-
state in the Union. We have as
Wrong rules the land, and waiting justice sleeps.
; dent on the recent occasion <»f th.» fiftieth
brainy, able, shrewd business
J. G. H olland
anniversary of th»* founding •»! Michigan
men as any. We lack only in
Agricultural college. 1 woul-l be greatly
one thing — organization.
Or­
pleased if all th.it our brilliant, truth-
ganization, however, happens to
loving President *ai*l on that occasion
The Oregonian takes pains ed­ ample security it is time some conld be put before our readers. We
be the most important of all. for
itorially to advise Mulkey, Cake, different and better system was ought, every one -fun, to know what he
there is where the strength of
Fulton and other politicians to devised.
»lid say there. Not all honors, labor
the Press lies. It is time to get
and the foundation principles to which
secure places on the program for
together. We have already fool­
PHILADELPHIA
ISQl
’
lKER
we as a great nation, owe our pros|H*rity.
addresses before the January
ed away valuable time.
President Roosevelt went from but for present use we must take the few
meeting of the Oregon Press As­
1 closing rentenc***. He says: “\>»tbing
. Thousands of dollas have been
sociation. The Herald is of the Washington to Oyster Bay to outside of horn»- » an take the place of
lost to the publishers of Oregon,
opinion that the aforesaid gentle­ cast his vote, but the man who , home. The sell > 4 is an invaluhble ad-
and the people of the state are
men would be liable to receive as would not go across the street to, junctto ti lie home, but it is a wretched
kept in ignorance of real and
good results and as square a deal cast hi3 is not to be influenced substitut*- for it The family relation is
valuable information concerning
the most fundamental, the moxL impor­
from doing business with the by a good example like that.
tant of all relations.
No leader in
tax lists and the laws of the state
members of the Oregon Press
church
or
state,
in
science
or art or in­
because the publishers of the
SHERMAN COl NTY- OBSERVER
Association as they would from
dustry, however great his achievement,
state have allowed prejudice,
In the midst of the "flurry” does work which compares in im|>or-
the editorial staff of the “big
envy and petty jealousy to stand
on
Wall street last Friday the tance with that f tlia* fathers ami the
tower.”
in the way of organization. It is
United States Steel company, a mothers, who ar*- the first of sovereigns
and the most divine of priests.”
time to get together and work
Between January 1st and Oct- Pittsburg corporation, absorbed
for the good of the cause. Broth­ ober 31, 1907, 5,380,050 bushels the Tennessee Coal, Iron and What a summing up this is; ami if it
true, as we m.i-t concede it is, what
er editor, take a hint, secure your of wheat and 1,168,886 barrels of Railroad company, the deal is
more excellent work for humanity can
transportation now, and rally to flour were shipped from the port authorizing the listing of be d*irie than that which will help to
the support of President Wood­ of Portland. During the same $30,000,000 of sinking fund 5 bold in the thou-an*ls and tens of thous­
ward in building up an organiza­ period Seattle, Tacoma and other percents of the former corpora­ ands of homes under the flag of this
tion of which not only we but Sound ports, shipped 3,513,430 tion, at the New York stock ex­ Unite*! States -u h standards as these
wordp infold?—.Julia Sherman
the state at large shall feel just­ bushels of wheat and 2,392,842 change. Only $600,000 in cash beautiful
Upton in National Magazine for Novem­
ly proud.
ber.
barrels of flour. Not a bad show­ was used in the transaction.
ing for Portland is it? When the
ANENT THE HOLIDAYS.
POVVI11 VAlltY
POLK COUNTY OBSERVER
The action taken bv the busi­ North Bank Road is finished a
JameH Ho** an I family, of Gr*‘*hain.
The
agitation
in
favor
of
one-
ness men of the state last Sun­ much larger showing will be
took Thankrgiving dinner with R.
cent postage should cease. The McBride an I fan ly.
day afternoon in asking Governor made.
country doesen’t need it, and Herman Wihlmj ami family, of Da-
Chamberlain to continue the hol­
In the death of Circuit Judge there are many good business maHciiH, npent 1 ¡ ank*giving with Mr.
idays until 10 days after Chicago
and New York banks resume Arthur L. Frazer the citizens of reasons why it should not be and Mrs. John b kier.
specie payments, and urging the Multnomah county suffer a loss adopted. Better use the money Mr, Christianjon is on the sick list.
Governor not to call a special that will be hard to replace. No in extending and improving the R. M Mi P.u l* an*! family ex|*-<tt*»
move to Melro*»- this week.
session of the legislature, will judge was ever equipped with a rural mail service.
doubtless meet with the approval clearer mind or with a higher
THE BIFFALO NEWS
About Digestion.
of the majority of the people of sense of duty and honor than
It in not the <|«i irititv of food taken but
the
The
Buffalo
News
is
of
Judge
Frazer.
His
work
in
the
the state. Neither the banks nor
the amount dig'^ted and aesiiriliated
the business men are just now in Juvenile court was far-reaching opinion that it would be a good that giv*- Htn-ngtli ami vitality to the
a position to withstand the on­ in its helpfulness to wayward thing to keep all stock exchanges system. Chain U-rlain’n Stomach ami
many of whom will long closed for a few days at panic l.iv'-r Tablet* invigorate th*- «tomaih
slaught of unscrupulous deposit- children,
1
remember him as their best times. It might also help some and liver and enable them to pel form
ors or creditors.
if calamity howlers would keep their fum-tionx The result in a relixh
It is true that no judical busi­ friend.
for your food, increased strength ami
their faces closed.
ness can be transacted during
weight, greater endurance ami a ch ar
head. Price, 2’> < ente. Sampica free.
thj? holidays, causing great, in-., B »th houses of Congress open­
For «ale by all dealer*.
PEOPLES PREHH
convenience to the people of the ed at noon, Monday, December 2.
the state. It is urged however Tuesday the President’s message
Whenever a paper or an editor
that financial conditions are rap­ was read as usual, very little gets so eternally “sot” in his or For any of tl»'onlinary <lioM-en • •( the
idly improving and relief will be
akin t'hanilx rlain'» Halve i< exeelli-nt.
at hand before or by the time the work will be accomplished before its way that it can see no good It not only allay- the itching and smart­
extra session could be properly the holidays. After the first of in an enemy and can find no ing hilt effecta a • lire. For sale by all
the year it is hoped the mem- praise for a meritorious, gener- tlvalrra.
convened.
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PORT! \ND. ORF . D.c 2. |‘HI7 The
convention of the Oregon State Dairy
Ihwmbvr 12-13, contin­
ue* thr mo>t intrrvxting mibject of «tale*
wide importance. In fact, it* m-ope mil
be much wider than tin* »talc and
*l*-akvn* fiom abroa«l. including l’rof.
B D \\ bite, of Wadongton, 1» I’., con­
nected a it It the Daily De|*at*tnient of
the I uitrd Stale* Bureau ofx.\niinal In-
dm»tr) , .1 >j*eph I \\ ing, of Meehaniea-
burg, Ohio, an addret*H on “the dairy
c « ha at home ami abroad”; II. L. Blanc-
hard, of lladUn'k, Wa*hn»gton, '’practi­
cal dairy *ugge*lioini”.
Appreciating
that tlie*e addre**e«i and «litk-uaition* will
l«e equally valuable to tbo*v in the »lair)
huiiinc*.* in Washington, mnev eondt-
tiona surrounding tin* great in luatry
an* identical in the two state*, the Ore­
gon A*.*»»eiation has extended a tuoal
cordial invitation 14» vrraim-r> turn and
tarmer* from Wn*hingt<ui to attend the
convention at Portland.
A butter wrapjH r, one of the very
latest dairy appliances fierier led. will l»v
shown in the Exhibit hull, ami various
dairy machine* will I*- in actual o|**ru
lion with electricity as the motive (Hiner.
Tried
ttfrillA
Foi pur
s
J. M. Short. M. I).
S. P. öittner. M. D.
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Gresham,
Oregon
•
$1.00 a Month
DR. II. I I. ( )T r.
PROTECTS Ï0U
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11.
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Ik'illh.
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th« luind* «>f ot!i«-r*
ATTORNEY - AT - I.
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NOTARY PUBLIC
AIGPJIIWESTIRN HEALTH ANO
ACCIDENT ASSOCIATION
*»ft r*»i’.ri)M», »»HK*i«»s
Call or arile
.b.lin llriiwil, Agl.. R^kw.»«!. <>r.
\ tint no .il
( Oil MB!) )IIH
Dart* Fisher is building a new bridge
across the luluu Ina »lough
Fred H.nmiltAn is r»»nt*-iiiplNlmg m
pi -*|*M’ting trip tin >u.-h the gold rvginrs
of southern Oregon.
E. Camp, of Ruckw«>od, will take j
session of the llamdlon ranch soon.
Frank Powell expects to move into his
new house, which is nearly cvinpleut d,
before long.
Martin Winch, of Portland, was a vis­
itor nt the Rrynobls ranch Sunday, Hr
is clearing ami otherwise improving hi*
property tn tins neighborhood.
A. uedburry tini*h«*«l digging his I* ■
tato«** Tuc*«lay. lie has mi excellent
crop this year.
Mrs. Sam W» mm ! s ha* b«*vn nick lor
some tun** hut is slowly improving.
Raleigh Watson, a (iresliain High
*» hool student, is helping Ins father
Greshdin Lodge Ho. 125, I. 0. 0. F..
Meet* exery Saturda) night in <».140. I
.■•a - I i ill
Gl ' .. K•-r*. t , X < 4 *, D
M. Rolterts, Secretar)
All visiting
brothers t|>ecially inviteli to atteint.
ir*t <*!«** ¡il » '>nItm»<I h t uHm
"intii«*rri.il Imdr *«»h<'it4*l
‘I orii lx*. I * nini g4M*d iiivr I m
Feed Stabil in Connection
•ASl’ER J INK Eie. I*rop.
Zanily,
A Home .Made Happy by Chamber­
lain's Cough Remedy.
AlwYut two rii 'iith* ag » oor l».il»y girl
I ih -1 rii»*a*U* which M<*ttl«*<! on h r lungs
and at l.i*t r»**ulted hi a *«-v**r«* alt u-k of
bronchitis. Wu hh I two «luctor* but no
r»*li**f w is obtain*-«!. Ev**ryb«Mly thought
«be woujd «Ii»*. I went t<> right different
««tores to fin I a »-»*rt lin remedy whi»di
had Iwen r«*eonifn*-n'le«l to me and fail**«!
to get it, when otic of the *toreker|M*rs
in*i*t** i that I try ( hainlH*rlain’* Cough
Remedy. I di«l so and our baby is alive
and well t«*l ly <iio W. S i * f .\< e . !lolly
Springs, N. (’. For »ale t>y all »iealer*.
The Secret of a
Beautiful Face
lie* in keeping the skin prn-
ter tc<I as wei 1 a* cleansed. J ust
wa king is not enough—that
only leaves the delicate surface
more exposed to the irritation
of dust an»! germs; to merci­
less attacks of sun and
weather. After washing, ap­
ply Robertine and experience
its delightful refreshment.
You will admire the line-less
softness it imparts to face,
nr* k and arms. It not only
stiinulatesa radiant glow, but
protect* the skin from becom­
ing coarse. Prevent* burn­
ing, tan and fr -» kies.
ftur Drutflit far t
fnt Mm fir am^-TRr
Oregon
1 oo,™i
i Sandy Stage and Livery
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1 ft! 4 VK*
‘.in ly f«»r Boring
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Portland Railway, Light â Power Co.
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