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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1908)
A AN HONEST JOURNALIST. II. That the number of Inhabitant« now Taxes will become delin é Rwstration opens for pri In these days of hustle and residing within ths limit« ul tbe «bove- ' quent the first Monday’ in and misconstrued and maries January 6. I bustle described territory I« alwut l*> I April. If the full amount garbled reports so often pub Close for election, April 7. III. is paid on or before March lished in the daily press, it is a Primary election. April 17. That no part of Mid dswrlt cl tract of Succeeding Grc-hani Vindicator, Gresham Gaaettc East Multnomah Record, 15, a rebate of three per land has already b««« hujurporatad •• a real pleasure to know that Mult Regietratioa reopens, Multnomah Record and Mnntavilla Herald. municipal vorpotatlon. cent will be allowed. If nomah county has at least one April 21. Published Every Friday at Gresham, Ore., by tl>e Born S tat « PraLisatwa Co WHEREFORE,your petitioner, pray OQe-half of the above taxes reporter who is conscientious not Close for election. May 16. TIMOTHY BROWNHILL. Emst« amo M axaobb . DR. 11. IL OT'T. that lite propese! T«wu of Fairview a« is paid on or before the only in the discharge of his duty General election, June 1. Intere»! as second-eia»» matterai the ¡«oatofllce at G re» ha in, Oregon. HF % V • •• ▼ Itarsiiilwfor« deacrtlHNl and twumled first Monday in April, the Registration reopens, S»p- a aliali lw iucvrporatwl under th« provl«- MBSCtiniM UIH ivr Year tl X) »trieUy In advanc«; to forvl«n omRirtea. WOO HU to his employers but to the peo Month* Nf«'. Three months trial subecrtptkms 5»v Hlnfie copies Sc. Ask for clubbing rate«. time for the remaining half ple as well. We speak of Mr. i<g> of the Mid Act of the I egi«lallve 4 ¡rr*hniH, tember 20. •(■ITHRCES Nhould be sent by Kx press or PoatoAce Money Order, Registered I setter or Check Aawmblv of the »itale ol Oregon, at« Stamp« accepted up to SO eeiiU. L. H. Wells, the kind, able, in will be extended to the first Close for election, Octo- IfCtlPTS for subscription» are not »ent unlc*» requested The label on your paper will Indi proved February I, IHtLI, providing (or telligent, painstaking. Oregonian cate within two weeks the receipt of your remittance If It doe» not please notify us. Monday in October; if not ber 20. •uch incorporation and winch a. I and IC . K$C0»TiXU4»CfS In keeping with well rrciqtnised businem principle«, all subscriptions will, reporter, to whom H . I> U K U H Multnomah so (taid and Itecome delin Presidential election, No- be stopped promptly upon expiration of time paid for the general law» relating th< reto ate CHIME Of ADDRESS In ordering change of address give old as well as new address county is especially indebted for quent, a penalty of 10 per vember X • riiiiinrratril in «< u ( i < hi « t»» 2749 in« Attorney at Law CDMESPOXDEMTS are wanted in every community. If no correspondent* appears from vnur numerous helpful articles in Ore J vlutivv, of ILUlingrr's ami Cottoii’a An« cent and 12 per cent inter neigh (Fvrhood. you sre r< * pert fully reuv sted to send us as many local item» as you can •oeeeeeeeeeeoeoee 7.17 iTisni lw-r of Commerce DfiVERTlSlK Um Liu. AL ADVERTISING set in leaded »tx point. KV per line first insertion. imtAtnl ami M tlul«»« of Orticoli. gon’s leading newspaper. est will be added. Dr per line each subsequent insert ton DISPLAY ADVERTISING No position guaranteed Fluni« Main XUkt IN.a-n.axo, Oaauos 25c per single column meh each issue. Liberal discount allowed for either lime or »pace ad ver Ikittftl liti« XI «lav of Fvb'tiarv, 19GH No complaint is ever heard tisements, but not both. ••••••••••••••••a ’ ’ The reaaon why men who For position (am site) Sc per inch additional RKADKRS. irtr per line drat insertion, .V per f' : U’ro El>i»<ni, line each subsequent insersion l.<N Al S (Want c olumn only). Ic a word each issue, counting concerning Mr. Wells’ articles. mind their own business succeed N ti»«« ••••••••••••••••• two figure* an initial or an abbn riation as one won! No local accepted for leas than 15 A L. Hion«*(E <i. li V Dim He is careful in the gathering of Cents PKOKbs>l“N AI < AKl‘> ne inch) each .»ue C\Kl»ri OF TH ANKS (not exceed Don ’ t take too much stock in is because they have so little míete, ‘ M M Martin, la I«*, A T A Iteli, Ing two inches). SO cents. LKTTKRS OF cONDOLKNt K (not exceeding four inches) lime Ls Money.... notes and exceedingly particular The Oregonian's statement that competition.’* OBITVAK1KS for actual subscribers or members of their families, up to won!», free C. E. Cree, <1 li |}haW| M tn lit«*ra, all over 100 words. Ic a word (invariably in advance). Count the words and remit accordingly. THAT ¡N THE REANON why in regard to the completed art the recent republican meeting j E A Mhiin'V, 0 8 Dunlqtr, J. II All Lodge, Grange. School, Church, or other notice« or advertisements of socials, partie», •<> many buainvM men and farm- dance», concerts, theatricals, etc., given for a profit, charged tor at regular rate« icle. He is a rustler, too. If ‘ held in Portland, denouncing Petition to Be Allourd to Incorpordte Mittp, f , \\ \\ . t II th, era Imy from and have their In order to insure change of ad. advertisers must have copy in this ofllce not later than Welche» Repaired by me M T 8 eh . ii , II \V J I1 llealin. anything of importance is doing, Statement No. 1. was a represen Tuesdax preceding day of publication. )M HINITIRS is our specialty We «re «roll equipped to do the best work al current pries'» be it late or early, rest assured tative gathering, because that TO » HOM IT MAY CONCERN II. 8 Sttmr. K »> 8hme, E«l l> Wet« Especially farmers' and business men's Letter Head». Envelopes, Rutter Wrappers, Statement» Notic« ia hrrvby «iven thel liiere ha» •tc.. in »mall or large quantities. Auction Bill», 1RHigers. Poster», etc . printed on short notice. Wells is there, and is always isn’t so. There was not in any t»«n file<i «ith tbe County Clerk <>l more, A M Ainleraon, Ge«». E Shaver, M‘m. M«'H«*ytK)kJe. Wm. Hiitlrr. I. A WAICHMAKfR and JfWtlfR welcome. of the precinct meetings held in Multnomah County, State ot Oreg-ut, a Moore. J T Sulhotia, H Hunter. V. J 191 Morrison St, Mr. Wells has made many this district over 10 per cent of twlition <>( whii-h th« loll.iwing ia an ex Crulr, C. M <itiv, (i O Dnl|»h. J. A FEW MINUTES WITH THE EDITOR P ortland , . • orkgon the f“"*• wil' UlfiCher. Jnweplt Hury, M in Cavan* stanch friends throughout this the voters present. When 1___ ____ _ , «enteil to the Honorahle County tourt Near Tap's Meaiaurawl. i . • a •• i "’’“•rx* »v »«• ni’q.irsniv vuunsy vuurs atigh, II 8. M'elicer, Ja«. C. Clark, entire district who eagerly scan regular vote is cast in April and Mu|,n„m,h county, But. of |O. II. Jenkine, C. Shepherd, W. \V a • •••••••*•••••••• “TO ASSIST THE RIGHT. TO RESIST THE the pages of the Oregonian for June a different story will be Oregon, at its next regular term, the Ashvrait, E I). Axtell, George E. lh>lpb, WRONG. ” Wells’ reports, for they know told. 25th of March, l'.MN. at 10 o'clock a n> M*. C«Hik, 0 F. It.»'4»ins. S' F R.»a«. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• what Wells says is so. The work l»ale of first publication, Feb. 28, Richard Moller. R W. \Vilc<»x, Frank Inasmuch as some of our readers appear to be in doubt as to done by’ Mr. Wells in assisting 1908; date of last publication, March , Daniels, L. R Anderaon, Jas. O. Davis It is apparent that those who 13. 19U8. what the editor of The Herald really stands for, and inasmuch as in the establishing of East Mult we do not like to be misquoted or hide our light under a bushel, it nomah's annual Fair is still fresh are opposing Statement No. 1 I the County Court of llie Slate of Or Militi Sicuro M lecitili are disgruntled politicians and In egon will not be considered out of place we hope to enlighten those who in the mind of every granger. lor the County of Multnomah. those who realize that the day is In <he matter of the proposed Incorpor I would like to know what our real position is on political and other $1 A MONTH $1 past when they can obtain polit ation of the Town of Fairview, in Beaver Slats Herald and other papers questions of the day. Multnomah County, Oregon. The price of The Herald alone i» $1 .SO Tn case of sicknraa or acrldent I am a free American citizen and as such believe first, last and STICKING TO THE DISAGREEABLE ical favors from the people but PETITION TO HE ALLOWED TO a year, but to llmee who would like the JOB. all treatment and mcdM-iur either are compelled to cast their lot advantage of a clubbing rate with all the time that our country is the best and our people the most INCORPORATE. at home or in »capital furnished It is the pian who can stick to with machine rule.— Haines Rec | To the Honorable Court of the County other papere we offer tile following without extra charge. capable and progressive of all the nations of the earth. low prices: of Multnomah, State of Oregon ; and to I believe in "a government of the people, by the people and the disagreeable job. do it with ord. For full |>artlculare rail or the Honorable Lionel R Webster, write for the people,” and not a government of the interests, by the in energy and vim. the man who . judge, and William L. Lightner and can force himself to do good terests and for the interests. W e acknowledge receipt of a frank C. lUmee, commiaaioneru «4 Mid I am a republican of the modern school, yet believe the country work when he does not feel like friendly letter from Mr. Ernest court, sitting for th« transaction of is safer in the hands of an honest democrat or socialist than a dis doing it—in other words, the Peterson of Troutdale this week county business: man who is master of himself, in which he commends our fight We, the un.lereigned, residing within honest republican. Room IH Fll«x)n«r Bldg th« limits of lite hereinafter dewrilw.1 I believe in the right of free speech, a free press, organized who has a great purpose and for clean polities. •aMtagta A T m B $tx. . FwlM. Sa it tract of land, and l«ing duly qualified who holds himself to his aim. labor, and a strong employer’s liability law. 1 >r A m<«a elector» of Multuomah County, Oregon, ••••••••••••a••••••••••••• WggKt.Y OHklKlNI »N tl Jri • 1 JA I believe the working man and the producer, whether in the whether it is agreeable or disa Propositions to Be Voted on is June respectfully petition thia Honorable HAH Y OSKliOXlAX ft. 50 1 50 S M Il'l-V and nVNIlAV OKKGONI V 4 50 greeable, whether he feels like Court and the county commisaioner» miti rai.» ok im factory, mine or on the farm, should be protected against the en 5 ‘O s ix» The voter will have much to acting in conjunction therewith that we Ht Ml W gkkl.l JOI KN II. 2 & 1 JA it or does not feel like it—that croachments of organized capital. 5 4» DAILY JOI KN tl 111) be allowed to incorporate Mid herein P.UI.V and Hl NPtV Jul HN tl think about between now and » 1«) 4 *5 wins. I believe in the settlement of all labor problems by compulsory f U iriC MOXTIILA 2 <O 1 X» J IS» I IO HuMKUTKAD It is easy to do what is agree the first Monday in June if he after deecribed tract ot land under the F rAi'irir arbitration. a ITFIC F IHMKH 2 <»» 1 Ift provision» of the Act of Legislative As roll.TKV jot KN II. (Moiiihly) >5 1 ■*> I believe in Justice being “blind as a bat and deaf as a post” able. to keep at the thing we votes intelligently on each of the sembly of the State of Oregon, entitled, TIIK m IIIMII.ANII Iloti»: (M lid iy> i *> X5 Paper Nóvala by all th« favorii« OKF i . i IN toHli I I I I Klar nA following propositions : 1.50 like and are enthusiastic about; i "An Act for a General iae for the In FARM JOt'KN'Al. to everything but right. Author« Exchangeable al halt 1 V* tt .tt 1 50 To increase tbe Annual appropriation corporation of Cities ami Towns in the Met ALL'S M ti.AZINK (Ladle. ) but it takes real grit to try to Price. I believe guilty millionairs and directors of our financial and This prier la tor delivery by mall oiiljr and State of Oregon," approval Feb. 21, the State University to »125.000. S«ud for Catalogue corporate octopuses should be sent to the penitentiary and kept at put our whole soul into that to To require railr. ,,.1, to iwue to 1893. The tract to be incorporated ia only when rrtniiiai»»*« I« made with orti er which is distasteful and against Papen may be sent to »epurale addre«M*» hard labor the same as any other criminals. “A square deal for all state, county and district officials. describe I as follow», to-wit: Beginning Su liar ri pilona may begin atpni i.rnr which our nature protests, but all.” is my motto. To appropriate $100,000 for national at the southeast corner of the A. L. laa ritih ni >11 Bee«»4 Bl opp r..u>lttca Mear Kronen berg (arm on the section line I believe in opening our rivers to the sea, and in government which w’e are compelled to do guard armories. CCIKTLAKP oatuow control of all transportation lines. The policy of railroads is to for the sake of others who To give sheriff, exclusive control of dividing section 28 from section Xi in township one north of range three eaat prisoners. kill competition and retard progress, hence the government is the would suffer if we did not do it. county ••••••••••••••••a To increase tiie number of judges of of the Willamette Meridian, and run To go every morning with a only institution big enough and rich enough to force them to do the supreme court from three to five (by ning thence east along Mid section line ih« Statu« of stout heart and an elastic step, legislature». right and thus insure a square deal to the pioneer and all others. to the east side of county rued num $1.00 a Month I believe in government control of all telephone and telegraph with courage and enthusiasm, to To give political parties proportionate bered 599, about 2380 feet, thence north work which we are not fitted for following the east line of Mid road to a representation in the legislature. and express lines. has stood for ages as tbe highest To provide for the recall of public offi tract ot land now owned by O. W I believe in government ownership of all timber, mineral, coal and were not intended to do, work cials attainable in Art and Sculpture Shaver in section 27, township one and to elect their successors. against Sick near. Accident and against which our very natures What the statue of Cupid is to and oil lands. To take from tbediistrict attorney tbe north ot range three eaat Willamette Death. Art CUPID FLGl R is to the I believe in municipal ownership or control of electric railways protest just because it is our power of indictment and iuvest it exclu Meridian, about 1820 feet; thence east Utidtah sill Htppu M ftstaSaa Art of Bread-Making 110 leet; thence north 2N) feet; thence and suburban lines, water systems, electric light and power plants, duty, and to keep this up, year sive in grand juries. t "Cupid Flour” always the Best Avoid being a case of charity al in and year out, requires heroic To exempt certain property from tax rut 810 feet; thence north 240 feet to steamboat wharves, railroad depots, etc. the hands of others For Sale by [) W Mt IZGtR tiie eouih line ot Shea's East Fairview ; ation. qualities. —Success. I believe in the absolute enforcement of law, GRESHAM NORTHWESTERN NEALTI Ml To prevent the legislature from thence eaat to the east side of She«'a I believe the constitution of the United States should be so ••••••••••••••••a amending or repealing initiative laws Eaat Fairview, 1280 feet; thence north ACCIDENT ASSOCIATIMI GIVE HIM A CHANCE to the northeast corner of tbs A. L. amended as to permit of the election of the President and United op PORTLAND, ORROON ' ' (by the state gi.tnge.) Call or write States senators by the direct vote of the people. Don’t let the boy have to ask To give etch city or town tbe sole, Stone farm in Mid section 27, township Pleisat Host Baptist Chirch, Cottrell, Or. John Brown, Agt., Rockwood. Or. I believe in the direct primary law, Statement No. 1, and the or,* worse yet, tease for’ every right to regulat« its business bouses, ' and range, and to tbe south line of Bunday srh<M»l 10«. m gambling, theater «and the like as it county road number 617 (known as Moralng »orv ice 1 1 » m cent of spending money. Every pleases. initiative and referendum. Sandy road), 1220 feet; thence in a livening service a p Young people’» society 7 SO p I believe in giving the voter power to call a special election at child should contribute his share To extend suffrage to women. westerly direction and following the Cotta*« prayer tnrethig Thursday s p tn to the work of the farm, simply The corrupt practice sot. Limiting south line ul Mid road to a print tn di- 1 FLIAHANT HOMK HA CT HIT (HAl’KL any time to discharge any public official and elect his successor, I believe in granting our women the same rights as our men. because it is right, and by no the amount of money that candidates reel line with the West line of Second Bunday school ;| p t p. means should he expect pay for may spend for campaign purposes. (By street in the unincorporated town ol Preaching services I believe in the abolition of the American saloon. 4th, 6th and Burnititi« Rig Fairview, about 3000 feet; theuce in a ALL ARB CDRDIALI.T INVITBP U'Ren.) However, to I believe in the United States Government protecting its citi- doing his duty. PORTLAND, . OREQON Requiring all legislative candidates to southeaaterlv direction to tiie north line cultivate a spirit of thrift and subscribe to statement No. 1. (By of tiie right of way of the Oregon Rail zens, or aliens under its care, whether at home or abroad. (Ink c,Hierein, rtte-pned hotel way A Navigation Co., 486 *ert; thence <li th« city Five bbeks Iroin the I believe steps should be taken to stop mob law and to punish independence, the orphan lamb, U'Ren.) Union depot. Cara ;«>• the door. murderers usually acquitted under the so-called mob and un the pet pig, or a few hens may For the division of Wasco county and in a aotltliwesterly direction following Steam heat, electric lights, hot O^cOMPANY well be the property of the small tbe creation of another comity, with Mid line of right of way to the east line and cold water in every room. written law. ol the »aid A. L. Kronenberg larni. 1700 Hjavial rales by week or month. boy, and any money accruing Hood River ax the county seat. (Bv the .eel: llieuce south cr.malug raid right ol I believe in state or government savings banks. Free baihaon every fi<»>r. Rates people of Wasco county.) therefrom, his also. The larger I believe in Federal control of the fishing industry in all nav II per day ami up. I. M. NIKI. h«. way and running along the weal line ol Prohibiting ti.hing for salmon, except Ttkr ray inert car el M m teM boy may cultivate a parcel of the Division street 1850 feet to the place ol igable streams. with fish-wheel», between Celilo and I believe in the parcels-post law advocated by our present farm (small or large, according Astoria. (By Tbe Dalles fish canneries). beginning And in accordance therewith to circumstances) on shares, with Prohibiting the fishing lor salmon your petitioners re»|>eclfully show : Postmaster General. I. NO BETTER INVESTMENT I believe in the discontinuance of the three normal schools results satisfactory to father and above the month of the Randy. (By That the name of the proposed incor Can be made just now than to subscribe for the BEAVER STATE HERALD, the Astoria fisherman ) son alike. It will be found that west of the Cascades in Oregon ; in the upbuilding of the State poration «hall be the Town of Fairview. You can afford to Keep abreast of the times! Be informed. University, and the addition of a Normal course thereto; the the average boy will be as care Enlarging the powers of the Port of Oregon Agricultural College, and elevation of higher educa- ful and wise in expending his Portland in the Interests of better navi tion in general. I also believe that all educational institutions money as his father’s money. — gation on the lower Willamette ami Columbia rivers. (By the people of should be removed from the realm of politics and placed Farm Journal. Multnomah county.) squarely on their own foundation. The surest way to accomplish For an amendment of section 28 (evi this is to submit the entire matter to the people for their decision. dently intended to 1* section 29) of ar FREQUENT RAPID COMFORTABLE Slot picture machines portray ticle 3 of the constitution, changing the I believe in the purity and sanctity of the home and in the ing pictures of women in scant compensation of members of the legis passage of severe laws protecting the home from would-be se- or no attire posed to appeal to lature to $lo0 for each regular session Division ducers, also in restricting the divorce evil. the sensual and depraved, to and $10 per lay for each extra session, I believe in a careful but thorough revision of the tariff. IT4D«tt gether with other numerous, instead of $3 per day ami mileage. . I believe in good schools, good roads, good government, and >1 • noisesome, money-making de Section 28 provides the time when laws ii N i at in ti i tl II I» • 15 7 MS M 1.» Portland Ar welcome anything that will free us from the work of the grafter take effect, and the pro posed amend 5 XO *» 7 U5 5 c 1 441 Ml H 1 ■ ii is » ------------ Goli June vices, and the constant crowd of ment is then (ore wrongly numb'-rjil. 5 42 lutila June «Il M » b2 7 fa * *JD 5 and the machine politician and give us instead a clean and honor Mil M 9 rA 7 M « 24 « 5 46 Oat«« ....... . . men and women and boys and ft (N) It II It 10 II B II • SI Linnemann able government, of the people, by the people and for the people. 1> 11 ï II 4 41 It 11 tt 10 17 X 17 • 17 a I fifi io Gresham girls who are naturally attracted ÎÎÜÎIÎJÎÎ „ . „___ 10 21 X 21 a lloKRII H ft! 10 01 I believe in adopting those political methods, whatever the f. M. Gill for Representdtlve. A ndrrwon ii 4 ii i n u n io 27 m n 7 M • M 11 V. 1 H4 • N by these things in the waiting » i n i n u it io x2 m n Boring source, which will bring the greatest good to the greatest number. Ml ?• M I M 1 M It M ift 24 K m Bieter. room of the Portland Railway In announcing my candidacy for Rep- 4M II 4fi • It Î 4fi It 4fi 10 40 X 40 ... Barton Every sane and successful business man believes in the use of reaentative for C'lackania« County, I 4« 4 II 47 I 1ÎÎ 47 It 47 1'» 47 x 47 Ba*l« Creek Light and Power company at wieh to ray It I tt t It It M 10 52 a W . Currlnsvlllt* modern business methods, and he does not question their origin if M I tt t It It M I’» ’* X S Kstseada First and Alder streets are not I «tand for Statement No. I, firet, N I M 3 M 1 fl 11 06 V tt Casadero. Lv only they will help him. I believe in applying the same principle r"l Ar calculated to soothe the nerves laxt and all tbe time and will vote for : in the world of politics. Only through the use of modern methods the people - • ooice for U. H. Senator. iMlly ksrept Munday. b Transfer tn of tired travelers compelled to I promiro to place the intereataof the « a Hpecial Car Leaves Portland Saturday Nights (only) al II »I lor Greeham, Troutdale and Fairview Krtiirniag Io Milwaukee Car SaraT has the world advanced either socially, industrially or politically. wait there for their train. j>eople al»>ve every other consideration. I believe in and have great confidence in the intelligence of the I believe in preserving the initiative American voter, prefer to trust him and believe it will be harder and refereii lorn and direct primary law. and of further extending their uae- to bribe him than a machine-made politician, elected to 'office We appreciate the kindness of fulneea. Between Linnemann and Troutdale through the intrigues of a set of grafters. Mr. James H. Preston in calling I favor atate «avinga banka on the lUTWsas 171 TIMS These, dear readers, are a few of the things that your humble our attention to the circular let New Zealand plan, the «tale paying the 1 1 ’>* 1 depositor .1 |a-r cent on hi" depo«ita and « Ol « «7 S It 10 I. 1, 1, > 1, « N ( M 1 111 N .Linnemann servant believes in. You may sum them up and call him what you ter recently sent out to Repub loaning the money at H per cent on :::: a M i Bruner i w » M » » to » It ■ t M « M « N 1 n t r Base Line please. It will be all the same to me. The flag of freedom and lican voters by Jonathan Bourne, mortgage eeeurity, tbe profit, to be <lia- S S7 .Curtía trihiiled annually to the «everal "choola V ir«7 tn « a 10 » Il N > N.I N « « I M « r Fairview of purity is nailed to The Herald’s masthead and by the grace of Jr., urging them to support only of the «tate to be u»ed frr achool pur- Davis I* 1 1 1 7 os Krad y Hid Ing Almighty God it is going to stay there so long as we have breath Statement No. 1 candidates for poee«. (Tliie idea i» endoreed by J. If. .... « N7 us « lu Mit NINI It .Ml«,« Troutdale... Ackerman, .«iperintendent of Public .'I 1 '" 1 enough left in our body to fight for it. the legislature. Mr. Preston ev Inatraction.) 'B idently believes in the principles I favor the recall amendment to the For Oregon City, Canrmah Park and way point«, cT»n<<- care at Golf Juuction For l*ntl, Mount Hcott and eaat aide point«, change care al lx-nt« Junction advocated by Senator Bourne, constitution. I favor good school«, good road« and hence endorses the stand taken economy in public affair«. W. P. MUIXHIAY, Traffic Agent. F. M. GILL. by The Herald on this subject. General Office«, Firet and Alder Bte., P o « tlamd , O bboow . D Protect Yourself HERALD BARGAIN COUNTER American Hospital iM Relief Association rPAPÊHoÔKS o Hyland Bros. CUPID PROTECTS YOU Hotel St. Philip ^■GlITS Portland Railway Light & Power Co. Springwater . Troutdale Branch