Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, August 14, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextGRANGE DIRECTORY In th«« Ju»tif«> Court for Multnomah Diatriot, County of Mtlllnoutah. Htat«« of Orvgon. OragiM» Stafw «Iraagw Officer*. Succeeding Gresham Vindicator, Grveham Gaaette, F.aat Multnomah Reword, Multnomah Record and Moutavilla Herald. Master, A irai in T Ruxion FntvBt Grow Overseer* A T Mhumakv Outrai Fidili laK'turvr, J. J. Johnaon Furila »4 Slsaard, W .4. VtUlig Artoia X«»ratant Htouani, K U Slaala Alrllv Chaplain. Oacar Kau>u iWwi'u»» Tmivcrr, Il llim'hbrra ln*lanaM«iene* Mecretery. Mv» Mary • Howard * Mulini» Galv Keeper, U H l«anil*rrt HUM »»A IMiaona. Mr* 1 ulu K Miller Albany ’Vr<». Mr» Cora Legg. Mt Hffluira Flktra. Mr» Huai* Melia . . .CuHblvh laidy rile a ani. Mra, K. K. Brown Clovvrdalv KXKWTIVK VOMMITTKK Airaitii T Ruxton Furval Ifair* I'sruft V. K. »pene* ...... , . Kufrnt l’ahu«*r ., Albany ti««o Ki'ttrr, Plaintiff. »• John W«l«h, DvfwiKtaiit, Ku lit moil» : To John nametl: Walah. defwadanl abev. In the Naiiii> of the Htat* of Orvgtttt, you arv liorvlty rwqulr«Hl to appaar ami H. A. DARNALL, Kniroa anv M amawb *. answer the eoni|ilaiut of the plaintiff llltal against you in tlm abov*>-enHth««l UI«K«*RW MtTt Per Year. 11» rtrU-tly in elr«»'»: to birelgu counlrle«. W (V S ib eourl ami caum* on or lietorr the Uth , Month, nV Three nmntti, irtal •Hhm-rtvO«»“» «lugW cwpte« «<• Aftk Mr eiubbln« rale«. tlay of August, Ilk*, which la six week» ua rrucn »hould be «ent bj Kii>ree> or fuftlo«i<-e Money OS«. Keglfttered latter or Check after the 10th tiav uf July, 1**1. the Buntr» mvarard »r to ■» cent«. | 'I*'»-' ofi«»nH| far the tlrwl i>ultiu-ation uf Mt HrnOM G our •nm lalty We «re well equtm-e-t to do the G-.l work «1 current price« fencci*!!« etrutrrft «nd buftine— men'» latti r H««.t> ■nvelope«. Rutter Wr»pi-r., Statement», | this notlee. and if you fail to •*■ ap|>ear etc n ftaukll or 1ft rtf qu«ntiue. Auction Bill». Itodger» I’.el.T». etc pri med on fthorl not lee , ami answer the plaintiff will take jmlg l.KiilHI ATIVK t'OMMITTKK X nie red a» mc « m I<I am uutur ai th* pœtofic* al Urvaham. Oregon Ftuwai Um,« , *K»i't»l you Mr the sum of one I A iib U u T. Huxton II. kk I Riwr1 li'tmirtal t l«kil ilollarw ami for mate and A. I. Maauu F. M. GUI Kstaewri» j iliabumeiniMita herein incurred. , Published Every Friday at Grvehaai. Ore., by the Baar«« S t » tb PvauaMiMt Co ADVICE TO A FOOL If th« world don't do exactly *« yon think it ought to do. Get ntad: If you nn^et with qppoaitioa, get a tooth some mg to chew— Get mad Get «« hthd as hops, and show it; Feed yonr anger . fun it, blow it; Pout, and let the whole world know it— Get mad! If the Joke you tried to spring upon the other feltow turns. Viet mad: If you get;the poker's portion that in- variably burns, Get matt: Play the h«by, whine and blubber, Like the rankest sort of lubber. While the gamins guy and rubber— Get mw! If you step upon a 'nanner peel an<i 1 stand upon your skull. Get mad: Never «mile and make a joke of it, or folks will think you dull— Get mail: Turn and frown u;nm the spot Where the pavement quickly shot Up and gave you such a swat— Get mad! 1 i A ‘ If you want to be a pleasure to the I world yAn’re living in. Get mad'. If you’d keep the people’s faces wrin- klWf always with a grin, Get mad : For theta's nothing elee «o funny On this mundane sphere, my honey. As the man that's never sunny— Get mad! * —Baltimore American. t EDITORIAL COMMENT .• * » ’ j , , offiftiial Mnmlfly Organ ■>! Ih» Orrgon «uri Waaklmlun Stat« Unugm CIRCULATION GUARANTEE», 10,Om publication Aug OK UPWARD « « A llmilcJ Amount of Advertising Sofidtrd Space will he sold to Stock, Dairy, Farm Machinery, Fruit, Serai« and good work every young man «■ **•>-", j J g «« «t th..- i*.v..f should have his eyes on Corvallis. i un.lrr Hit» hra.ltn« trw »mu plaev. <lay •■>>» ; the nlnivtvitainetl court, tomlc ami eu- Have you ever been up there? j hour ,4 inwttu« ) l : OI1 lhe :l<| ,|By .q J„|v JOHN W HUFF, Better run up and see what they | Ml t.TNOMAH GHAXUK. NO 71 M»«t. th. tourih SaturUay mevvrj month al IV m a tn . A Horn eV for Plaintiff have. ia Campbell*» hall, OrUnt. ! < — — Fir*t publication J trip ' *0, IMI; Inal CMCKAM KU URANGK me*u fir»l ftatupd«* ' i »'I each lUtinih at lu Mi a in . and third imtor ! day at 7 9* p. m. COPIER in Oregon an<l Washington Farm Home« Allird "ads’* at $1 <k> |>er SingliCt'olumii Inch. A Patron*« Ea- change will be v«tablisb«<l similar l<> “For Halr“or** Want Oniwtna,** rate fov Ihm, le per word Count your words and remit «crurtlliig- ly. Cash ahuuld accompany all orders for apace 4 U. WON. I'he Pacific Orange Bulletin We have been interested, Summon! amused, disgusted with some of! pi . kamant vku . ky g R anr I N m w ; Me«a MMNind Saturday *t 7 *» p ui . and fourth ’ ORUSHAM. • tn the Justice Court for Multnomah I Saturday at ItrAia m. every month the methods used here lately to District, County of .Multnomah, State KmlWOOp GRANUK Meet* thr tlrat Wed of Oregon. get advertising without paying nraday ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ •»< each mouth al p. m aud third Mat National Credit Association, a cor* for it Any local that praises unlay at 10 a m. pnration, Plaintiff, v* John Walah, | XAIRYTRH GRANOK - Meet« Oral Wadnr» the merits of a product, dealer, 4a$ at lo.X) a. m ; thinl TUMday evening at Defendant, Summons: each m**u(h. To John Walsh, lhe above«named or place of business, is prac RV&Utl.LVIl I K URANUS. NG. IM-Meel» In Corvallis, Orvgon Ru»«vlhillr <M*h«*»lhui»»e ua the «crond aiui defendant: tically an ad. and should be fourth Saturday night» in each mouth. lu the Name nt the State «»f Oregon, charged as a reading notice. Un KVKN1NG STAR URANtiK Meet* in their | you an* hereby required to ap|»var and Offer* collegiate coitr*«^» in Agrletil* hall al iN'Uth Mount Tal»»r «m the fir»4 fialur auawvr the complaint fih’d against you ture, inrlmhng Agronomy, Horticulture, less some of our friends look out dai oi «carb month at lo a m All visitor» are in the a*Mive-rntitled court and cause on Animal lluaimrglry, l airy llu*l»an<lry, wgleoawu they will be surprised by a bill nr before the Uth day of Augiiwt, IWSi. He.; F'»r«atrjr; Ihmiretic Hr it» net* an»i ORUMAM '¡R a NUI — Maet» «ernnd ftttlwr which ia six week* afirT t*i«‘ loth «lay of for advertising service rendered. «lay in «u h month at !•:**• un. I Art, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical and July, It*•*, the dale urderi'd fur the tiret S MRANGK, NO. ■*>.- MeeU *t»t Mining Engineering; Commvrue; Phar If you have anything worth Sat bAMAHCl |»ublivai)«*n of this notit'ts and if you unlay each m*»Hlh. I to *» ap|M‘ar an«l answer the plain* macy while, don’t be ashamed or "too I 1NTW ORANtNl Meet» •ceond Maturday ofN lai tiff will take judgment agamat you for I Offer* elementary enureee in Agri* cheap’’ to advertise it If you earh month at !*^*>a m the mini «d fifteen (16) dollars, and for ClaUK.AMA«t <*HAN<fR. NO. J ________ Haeta tk, roata and difdnirw men is herein in- i culture, Formi ry, I hi me* tic Ne toner ami are making a profit you can af rint Satunlay in th* _ pnth „21 _2 at 1 w ____________ »« aa. ami Art, Commerce ami Mechanital Art*, I ford to share with the one who' the thinl Saturday al I XU p uw This notice is Miblhlieui by order of! im’lmlmg forge work, cabinet making, rOlXMBlA GRANtlR NO. *»T -<M**la 1» all <tay se itaion tin*t Hatunhay in each m»>uth in D. S Jnhnaon, J net ire of the Peace of «team Atting, plumbing, machine work, helps bring those profits. gtaiigv hall near Corbett. «NRMSff • w AGRICULTURAL COLLEGf N«wa pertaining to th* Lirai grange* la- There has come to our table a ; arrled h*rv free »»( charge Hat all or menta pertaining cntertaiMateata copy of the Premium List of the I a foe nnanner wbieti a charge I» mad*, will b* trvatad a» a»lYrrtlatncnl* amt pay (or taaertiwa will be Pacific National Show of 1908, to 1 rxja rtad and appreccatrd. be held at Portland. Sept. 21-26. The book contains 160 pages of We wouhl aak that the «»erwtarie« ol the finest cuts, advertising and the varwHM grange« urge their corres pondents Io «end to The Gerald better rules and premium lists. Over and longer reports ol their grange pro $40.000 will be offered as pre cawdinga regularly. Kindly attend to miums and purees. thia at onee.—F- uitob . '"v rr i-------- lhe above-named mnrt, made and rn* tend mi the 3d dav <>f Julv. IWM. O M ilK'KEY. Alt*»mry for Plaintiff, IRC W.»n*eHer 1*1«Ig., Portland, Ore First publh'atMM» July 10, Ifih, last pubia*atb»n Aug U, It***. Notice iw hervbysgivrn by the ue«lrv- mgm-d thnt ahe ha* been dnlv apy*4i»t«*d by the C’minty «d ifw- Stale oI Oregon for the Cownty Meltnoaoah, . Executrix M the laei Will and Team men t t»f Mary Alexander, deceased, ami that nke ie Ch«» «leaky qualified a»*i action etreulria of Nani wtll in the Htnte »4 j Oregon All perwma haixag claaim againwt the Estate <4 Mary Alexander ar»* hereby re*|itir»*«l to present ttom with pn»per vouclhrra within *ix m«Hith* from the Hat«* ol thia not tot* I* the m - 4*reigned at her rraidtnre in the T< m * n af («in*«luainr County of Multnainah lom I Slate of CSegon. II arms rr Ai.rxAvnaa. Kxeeu1'»»r of th«* l.wl Will ami ametu of Mary Alexander. wntn day evening at Reed's island Imthing The opportunities for better and playing games. A very pleasant work at the Agricultural College evening wa« «pent by all. have been greatly enlarged by Now ia a good time to write to your the purchase of adjoining prop eastern friend« to come to Oregon. The erty. Such an institution must colonist rate« from all point« in the have room. Aside from a suit East to all point« in Oregon commence able building site, space is nec Sept«'tn tier let and continue until ffcto- essary. The additional acreage birSlif^ The fare is very low; from Misenuri river points, $30; from St. will mean much to those who Paul. Duluth and Winnipeg, $33; from have to plan the illustrative and Ht. Louis and Chicago. $38, with propor experimental work of the insti tionate rate« trom every point in the tution. With such facilities for I United States. e«|t*tpmvnt, Opens Hept. 3S: Ulne* I rated catalogue with full information apf'lication to the Registrar, free. ■ . ■ - ; » ............. DepaKtiMUit of the Interior, I*. S Haml <HRre at Hwtlaml, Oregon, July itf, imal. Notier à* hereby given that (iv<»rgr 1». Pensive, of™» 1, win», »»n July IHtnr MM, med' Timlmr arel Stone applica tion No. Oh*», for S % of NW Nvtiun 1 I It Willamette Meridian ha* filed notice of HA’iiliGn I.» make Final Tlml>»r aioi Stane Proof, to valahlish claim t«> the land'nla(vr <learrii>ed, belare Register and Receiver st Portland, Otwoii, l«and Otlhie, on the wtghth day <»( October, IVOR < latmant nam«*s a* I M^.r \ I I’ rt U!!»‘. ' ('iw«p*y o| Portland, TrirVv of Pwlmer. witumw^«: Chari«'« • III: Oreg, hi ; Feiwnrd Oregon; Oscar lleinti of Portland, Oregon. A>A.n«NiMv ¡A [Muñe»«, Register First publiralion Aug. 7 ; lication <K?t. 2. ln*l pub BEACH NORTH Near the mouth ol the Columbia Riwr,. on the Washington Side, reached from the City at Portland on the Splendid Excursion STEAMER T. J. POTTER in about six hours. It is upward of twenty miles long, very broad and level and almost as compact as a composition pave ment. It is dotted its entire length with towns, cottage settle ments, tented cities, villas, fine hotels anti all the amusement accessories of a popular summer beach resort. It’s the place to go for rest, health and a good time. Thousands go there for their summer outing. Try it. The Potter will sail every day except Sundays During the Summer Stuoli. See Publkhrd Schedule. Fare from Portland. Round Trip $4.00 Saturday to Monday Tickets . . 3.00 Purchase ticket« and make reservations at city ticket office, Third and Washington «trceta, Portland or enquire of any O. R. A N. agent elsewhere for iniormataei. WM. mcmurray Oee. Passenger Agent. Portland. Oregon af $854»» and afterward ; Voting porrl«»4. ttregoa. Ueorge It Jaaoha. of or. «pin l i ta Stayn«» «I K>»fc lacrease it if neweneary. The coram itine i«n,i. <.a»«<ni. J F. 1 l«rk. ol orrgea «'Uy wa« authorize!» to pris e«« with »he in-j Blkkioh s Mil 1 with a capital The meeting called to organize Albert Chamberlain and wife of ku«- the Grange Fair association on sellrille and Wm. Chamberlain and wife corporation. Frhlay evening, Angtiat of Troutdale were xi.itor« at the home ».-t fw . m.wting N<,U“ tor UwbMc.t»«l. Tuesday might have been con of their brother, IL. D. Cbamberlaxa. on 21. was the Mo-ksniwcnUm for th. eon.-er.Uo. sidered a failure if other matters Thuraiiay. plaa*. A coaimittew was ap- <sMK'K I» hereby given tl»t Aura May had not been taken up that were Mr«. Gleaaon asd Evelyn Reed «pent of fnrtln-r i bftonn th» foundation ar- Jacob«. M Pi>Jrt«ii-l. n» «on. wteen Augna» 7. polliteli in »egin tn» inunuilloti m i x»|,llratlo<. No nib. lor almost equally as important. It Saturday and Sunday in Portland. rangements, Jo some hauling and other ' n vv ol N« 1 4. K ST "I *w I I. Urram lu. 1 i Tu»n»liIn 'inorili. I4»ngn « <*4. WlUwniell.i is necessary that as large a num Mr«. Smith ami Ethel, Mira lAtnn I prenminary work. ' MerniGn. I».» n»i-«t railin'ol lu- ntinn bmmkn ; who. un.lerM.ml. umlerMan'l« the thn f, f ; ber of stockholders be present at and Mr«. Lucy Kocaid eiaited Mr. and m . ......... œivarg U X. i4$n«l at f..riiati<l..OrvK«»n.l the next meeting as can possibly Mr«. Sam Hulet ru the vicinity of Tronl- ; “cvlJ procewi will awntl ua an expWna- on the *2M4ay of Owtober, l***L | nation we will print it for tire benefit of j Claim*»« nam**» a« wUie*«-v fravld R_. come. No organization can be dale Thursday. Youn*. ul Portland, Ore*««; HtuaH A Huv Mr. Stephen»o«i of Portland «pent [ our readers.—Eir.) rwr of Fortland, firaaon Lana JMayiier. el ¡ effected unless a majority of the Sunday with hi* family who are < aaip- Portlaisd. OrvgoQ». J E < Lark, of (*.*goii <Tty. I AI.GKR.JCON * lanMl Rnrltei, | stock is represented at that ing near here. CHURCH NOTICES. meeting. Again, it is absolutely ( The roek cruaher waa moved froni LINNEMANN MEMORIAL M. FL 1 Notica fur PWlkatten. necessary that every stockholder here to the Latourell road whero work CHURCH, Grvwham—I’ awwiw , Ur. A. I B<-i>«rtairnt <a th« IntrrUr. U. • I.nd <W«e Thompson. N«« vh K«g Hui>»l»y Krhool, ! sign and return the cards sent will begin immediately on that road. <4 Fort land. Or« . Aurn«t «th, m * 10 a. m.; Pn-M-hing at 11 a. n>. a«4 Xirrii K I» brmky «l««n i>«l r. out requesting the privilege of Mr. Fleury ha« completed hi* Rummer 8 p. in. rvr-ry ftenday. Proy*r mo« t- I .»«♦»Im. <>l Fw»l«n'i|, «ri tto«. w»o on A 141ml 4. ing, Thurrokay evening« at N o'clock. 1 1UO«, run*I- TItn GT n «4 Htont* Appili nlwin, No an early meeting, attach their residence juot back of Corliett. ot«4 Mr H I 4t N F. I 4 aail K I 1 ul SK I «. «ri Uno v Towufthlnt north.Hnngr « »n«t, Wulami-tt*' signatures to one of the papers A party con«i«ting of Alice and Lily Everybody invited. Mrrldhin. •«■ «Gii notlri-of Inlent lo,, lo in«kr P.aa«nin»»en, Riva Paulaen, Eva Reed, FREE METHf »LIST C ¡1 U K C II — Final Hr»« <0 *T««blGO rkint to lh< GH<> being circulated for that purpose Kev. H. G. RopF.n, panto». Scr»HeA, I «Givi- iGwriG-il. IwLr“ ino Ri-glfttrr «0'1 Ur Ethel Smith, Myrtle Dunn, Mr«. C. F!. al I'ortUna. Orrgoa, on Uw ent day •< or be personally present to give Smith, Mr. and Mr«. N. p. Gleaaon, SuO'Iny Beliooi, 10 a. HI.; Froaehing rolrrr Sunday nt II a. ni.and u p. in. OeMirr. G» 4'Ulmnnt n.mftft •> «lln-uo Rti,«rt A consent. Don’t forget the date, Mr. and Mr«. Wm. Hughe«, Mrs. every Prayer meeting, Thur ml ay evening at W4«*hrr. id I'ortland, Ori-gon , I. II )'unnln( h«o>. <4 Portlnnd. Oregon 1>nvld K. Young Tuesday, August 18th, at 2:30 * Alpha Shaley. Roa« Steadman, Geo. Ir- 8 o’cloek. All welcomed. <4 Fortumi, or.gon ; J. F. t'AnrU 1 vine, Ed Sebray, Fred ami Floyd Reed PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST p. m., at Gresham. AthKRNON B OREHHF.R. Rnoelrar. and Chester Knieriem *i>erit Wednes- Strong faculty, modern free tuition, » F.sectrtvix' Netfce. In the mat ter of the Estate < 4 Mary Alexander, deceased— That Gresham real estate is GRAMI NEWS IN NULt Indications now aje that not in demand is evidently un tO 80- Gresham will yet be able -a , true as shown by the remark Ijpnt* grange met «Saturday *• usual cure a part of the Studdars tract ably good price paid by local in The attendance wan *rnaH. .*> many of vestors. The Studdars tract for park and fair site. While no the member* bein# away on watlon*, definite information can be given was net wanting for bidders last visiting nr too busy with m»di»t>n»mer Tuesday when placed on auction out as yet, the men who bought work. Some attention was Rivnn to the at the courthouse. Bidders from the tract have been very con new grange paper, The Parihv (Grange Bulletin Mr. Ihtrnall hrm< preeant, the city and country, especially siderate in their talks with mem explanation of the plan of the paper bers of the council and it is from the vicinity of the tract was made. It ir now ui$derwH>o<i that Date <4 tfwH publicMum, Aag. 7, PXW hoped before another week is out and from Gresham, all eager to the newspa;»er will come n«c a little data <»( U**< publication, .*S*pt. 4. PKM. have a slice of the tract or to we will be able to announce a late this month owing to delays caused Notile for PaMicxtiam. by adapting itaelf to new cvwidUion* but take it unbroken. How many contract. «»f ih* lnt«rf$»r, l iétr»! *ta<»ra it will probably lie out soon after the Ih*Itariti»*ni I mi »! Oflk»« al Portlalut <>r«*tf»»iu Anatrai Th other small towns have the sup IRMI ?Rth. Mr Miller made itwymriea about port of the people's confidence to la hrrrbjr giv«n Chat LfMM Staywr elvertising. Il jedesirable that a fair ì <»f NOTICX iS»xH*n<l. Or. snn. who ori \ iw* nwlr Tlmtor a|»p traumi So such a degree? And better, too, N. P. GleaMow wm >» »he city on hwsi- show of advertiata* lie n$»te the first ! Ttb, H21*. lf**IYU.*Tl « asti 4K I I ut N». I month as success in thi* hue will de* ! tlol» 10, Towtiatoipl tiorMl. Kaur* t» r*wl. Wil> , since the town has confidence in ne«s Saturday? lameU*' M»*riiliai». ha» Nifi •»! Ini» MN(»n itself. There is no ’’boom’’ in Mtsa Lucile Ortley ret ante-1 to Ser ¡iend upon the shewing iiamie at first, 1 in mak* Final Froof, C*> •»tabllaLanlalm tra Ih»- so al* grangers are *ol¡cited to use the i latri aXbBtre drwribed, totoft» th« Krgiatrs and Gresham: its development has home al Hoel Rlwer Tho-sday, having •‘Fatnm* Exchan^,*’ in wltrh the ad . K*«*i«»*r. I A Un»! oflkir al P» aUand onfutt ' oli thr -kl da* <»t It«* been a normal, healthy growth. «pen» the pa«t Two week« at Corbatt vertising rate wilHbe lc per w**nl. i'IalmaiK iMDiaa a» Wit|ir»j»«4 Da* ti H Yming. <»t F«i<»lat»d. <*wtg'»n. Mtuart A "May the guMt of M um * lea and Laura Rtad So much the better then when A «hsmssion of Ae met bed4 of ranniac ner. << P«»rUaa»l. Oregt«. May JlM’oba, uKPori lan<l. Oregon; Otomar K JandDt. ot l’oriiand, property, half cleared, brings Mr and Mrs Paul «»anlenbein of ' frwrt or vegetable» by the ,kmdd proreae” Orrgan. __ Portia mi are vwmng relative« and was entered by *lr. Youn< whoae e«- ALGKRNO'X H hRMHKR K»<iairr $320 per acre. Of course, the; friends in thi« vicinity. perirncea had b*»n very anlavorateib. prospects of a permanent fair Misnes Hittie IXaa ami Annabel Fox Others who had tried it fawd likew.we. Notice for PublicaMosr. being established helps some but were Sunday vieitur* at »he home ol Mr*. Fairbank* reported rial «fie Aad IGiartmiTi't of the tatarter. S H tan a Office. « 1 l*<irilftt»d Oregoa, Augii»« 7th, 1MK the advantages of easy commun Mr«. Lotta Bendekd. tned that procese and f> »**vl it a toc- SrrT 1cIt u hereby given lhe«Stuart k *tar 1 it,« ol Powklsnd IMttiin. w»e«n An^nM 7lh ication, good outlying country, | Mra. Alpha Shalaw of Pwetlarul i« wa r*s0 bat she had found it neeeaeary to USW. m«4n TlmG-r A|>pllvAO«>n. No WIT. lor l-3 wt sw I 4. «eetliin W «oit N W 1-4. nW , abundance or farm products, and iting her brother,. Wilk Hughes, asnl crush lierrie* and use OonMilenhl« tlaW I «.Reclina I n Towt-ahlp I uarlU. K»r «• s e«*l eagnr. I wiIGmeia» Merliti»«, h«« «Iwt netaw ol In wife. cheap fuel, make a location in tt u-a» («„nd libai «otiie. BTTMl had Gen I «ilion la make FI tal I'rixUlo e»tali'A«h; lain» lit wan 1'iiinii uaal some-prw nai> net n tbr )a»i «Gierriia.k ben,re use K»gi,. , Mias Myrtle Dana, of PWtland, who Gresham desirable. It’s bound ha« rnitmcribeil to She grange hall «Bock, ar «nd IStweieer at I'nrllft««!. Oregon, on lha ' been tire gueet of' Irread« at Earn , - 3<| >lay rf,October . rifir* to grow. Molmnw». ma*e to pr.Kemi to ontamw. wWtr»<m. n.ri.1 * | dale Place for the past ten day«, re turned home Saturday. etc. ’i" > " s.«« a Nutke lor Publkatlon CHURCH, Cottrell, Ore.—I'««Ton, Rev. S. C. Sherril. Hgnvium, Sunday School, 10 a. in.; Morning nervice. 11a.m.; Evening «ervice, H p. m. Fiverylxxiy invited, PLEASANT HOME BAPTIST CHAP EL Cottrell. Ore.—P a « toh , Rev. S. C. Sherrill. S krvk m, Sunday rchool, 3 p. 111.; Preaching, 4 p. m. Every body invited. BUTTER WRAPPtRS NEATLY AT TH E New PRINTED HERA L 1» OFFICE Rate—Good for V) day« M0...................................................... 11*0 1 ,(Ki)..................................................................»-’ S|iecial rat« on 10,(XX) lota. ZION'S EVANGELICAL CHURCH, Greehain—S khvicru (German), J0:3o| __ ______________ _ ____________________ — a. m., every ffmt, third ami fifth Sun day« of each month. All welcome. Subscription Price of "lhe Herald” SAINT MICHAEL’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, Handy, Ore.—Rev. Berch-1 told llurrer. Service« will he held on I the firnt Sunday of each month at 10:30 a. m. «IX MONTHS . .. „■»It YKSK TWO YKAKH THKKK TSARS FOI'« Y HARM FIVB TEAKS * M I .'<> 2.7» 4.00 ».» «00 grteet w«rxnmalt* yon this year. We sell the higticst trade bicycle«for leaanionry, » anry ouw-r la< ior> We ire stUxrird with >$ ao profit above factory coat. Yf'.kJC I»»*:A I.FIRM« you can sell our bi<yules under year own nan»« plat* at icrr Orur* filkd lhe 'by iccetved. AND BK'YCI.IO*. We do nn< regularly handle second hand Mcyrles, but lly have a number « jo hand Ul-en In trade by our Chicae«» retail atorea. 'lhc«a we clear out itly al price« raagtn* fmtn S3 u> •* or SIO. I>e«riptivu Innrain lUts mailed trea. Igwga nlmglo wheel*. lr*|M.rt«<l roller rlinina aod prdaUa, pan«, rvpsirs and equGmrnt ol allMnds al half tht nraa./ rWW /mas. 50 HEDGETHORH PUNCTURE-PROOF »1 eo . SELF-HEALING TIRES ro HirmmmcfoMLr Xi ■’ Tht regular retail grut of lhett tirei ti W ger gate. hut th uUrrutuf* wt will tt/lyfiuaiauigjtgatriorUJiil^ajh tv Uh or dev $4 ® NO MORF TROUClt fRCM PUNCTUSrS NAII.S, rack» or I,loft* will not let the • Ir out. Silty III-».«.. I r»i'l ftoM «■! fir Over two hundred tbrutaand pair» now In u«e. 1 Of»O*l»,r/0l»l M.ilr In »lUires III» lively U _ ... I r.,.., M.liuu r>y,|u'«l.le»IHl lined liTI'le with a «pedal quality of rubber, whtrh never Incomes C ihis «nd which dose« up small puncture* without «How- Notice the thick mhber tread thealf to «scape. W« h«vw hundreds id tellers from wttta anti puncture atrip* ••ir* hedctulomen SI «1 Ing that their tires haveon ly been pumpe>l end elao rim atrip M If uponew or twice in ■ whole Beason They wnan no nxwethan to prevent rim cutting. Thia an ordinary Hr«, the puncture realwingqiutlulealeing given Ure will nutlaat any other by «eversl layers of thin specially preiwreil fabrtc on the m*kr *OFT. klUk.iTIO and tread The regular price of these tirea ia $1 per pair, bo» tor r re are making a a|w< ial »ctor v price to "■ RIDING. siiverllaiagpurpoeeawear«makings»»-' lai f Gdorypriceto lhe rider »..w ____ _ ol only Fl ft ko «o per pair. Ail All order*«hipped orders »hipped aamr »me day ria letter 1« received. We ahlp C. O. D. on approval. You do not pay • cent until you have examined and found them atricily aa rcprraentrd. We will allow a <a«h dlMionnt of a per cent (thereby making the price S4.AA per pair) if yens aend FI LL CA«H WITH OtlDKk and encloae thia advertiarnirnl. We will alao aend one nickel plated hraaa hand pump. Tirea to be returned at OtIR rxpera* if for any reaaon they aw not satisfactory on examination. We are perfectly reliable and money aent to ua is aa aafea* ih a bank. If you order a pair of these tirea, you will And that they Will ride easier, run faster, wear better, last longer and look finer than any tire you have ever used or seen at any price. We know that you will lie so well pleased that when you want a bicycle yon will give ua your order. We waut you to send na a trial order at once, hence this remarkable tWe offer. azznx« yrtntrtg don’t buy any kind at any price until you send for a pair of tr YOU NEEU ¥ Inta Hedgethom Puncture Proof tires <>n approval and trial at the special introductory price quoted above, or write for our big Tire and Autidry Catalogue which describes and quotes all makes and kinds of tires at about half the usual prices. ««««»<■ hut write ua a fMMtal toflay. !><» NOT THINk OF BUYING a bicycle UU r¥U f VrAMf or a pair of tirea from anyone until you know the new and wonderful offers we are making. It only coats a postal to learn everything. Write it NOW. ( J. L MEAD CYCLE COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL,