tlie
Vice-President
Y. W U. T. I
an* as f«»ll*»w<
Mr* I.
II
Henrietta
b
and
at large
the
Secretary.
The «»ffievrs
ILmorary I lie President
Albany ;
Blown of
ponding Secretaty. Mi*
Correa
\d;i W
Unruh
of Portland; Recording Soviet an . Mrs
Smv'vding Graadia:n Vin*iicator. <»n*hani Carette. F**t Multnomah Record,
Multnomah Rivord ami Montavilla Herald.
Ida Marnier* «»f Rteelmrg;
Assistant
rubliahel t ier» Friday at Greeham. On»., hi the Baavru S titk Pvatiaiu.su Co Secretary, Mina Fianei* (»«»laball «»I I’oit
II
\
lHliXAl.I.. F iuto * oii M ixu . kk
land; rrea*iirer, Mis. II. J Shane ol
Portland; Vice President at large, Mr.-
Knlenal *> aeeoiut e-laaa meli» r al the poMogk'* al Un»taa. Ore««»».
Helen D
ptxvplc that they go forward.**
EDITORIAL COMMINI
It r dia
mond medal content on the last evening
was an inspiring meeting. The medal
was won by Mr
Morgan of Albany.
I'. U
I lai told of \ewl*eig; \
Secretary,
Mrs Jane M
W.C
Eva U. Wheeler
Mr*
ol Cottage Grove;
Mr*
_____________
A«ldit«*n; President. Mr«*
I.T I.
Secretarv.
I>oii;ild*on ot Portland,
llou*t<*n ami
Mrs. Ward Svv«»pv
viewer ve sj»ecial mention as the success-
KtXKWOOD ( ¡RANGE DEDICATES 1 FINI [J EW HAI I_ _
The beiiutlful eervniony of
ting a (iiange
dedica
wa< pviforme I • at
hall
Is-arvis
were E
I
Thorp.
Mrs
Ruth
Moller, K, W. I'horp ami Mi*- llorem«’
They woio e»« »»rtv*l by Tlnusl
lva'kw-**l hist Saturday afternoon when ; Gould
ore >trn*himl, alistan! steward ami
-tale master, Viistin I' Buxton, con
Ions were distributed at
th»» «lance to
every lady and gentleman
They I mito
the Ins«*ripthm, “|h»dirathin of Rock-
Wissl Grange Hull, (Ml 17, Dim.“ Many
of them w ill I m * kept (or yvurs an inumeii-
ducted the exercise that gave to th«< Mrs. Mary Crean, lady a»»islant.
NtvwaiU W. B. Mel.m wa* made »’list
t«>«’S of the occasion.
•rder of Patrons of lluabamjiv, the i
l<«M*kwo«Hl grange was «»rgnnlo*l in
uuat conimoli«»ii«, In'autilul ami well- ! «siian of th«» building a«coiding to the
D**< » iiitM<r. HMU, by A I Miller and has
appoint*! I«algv building in eastern rules of th«« ritual.
Riclnir«l‘s Orcln-atra fui ui*h«*l spleml-
Multmnnah.
Mi*. O, J
The spacn»n* hall was well filled with 1 i«l music tor th«» «HM'iisloti
Brown pr«*shle«l at the plain»
The cere-
visitors at two o'clot k when the state
master a»*umetl < barge of the ceremon iiionii s w«*re com*lmie«i with an enter
ies and for an bout the impressive rites ;
tainiiicnt in w hlv h th«* follow ing pi«»gt am
always
laM’ii
In ia«t.
prugrea*iv'«.
“dues things” in the light
('«»ustatiily liring bearvi frinii.
Is'iship is m»w
it
wav ami is
Its inani»
lo? ami is growing al
every invt'lllig.
Th«» new hall was a «Irram until last
Comments have reached us on One of the delightful feature« of the ini eommiuev on arranging the Diam were conducted by him and those ol was r«’mlvrc«l
Mtiwh .
.
Richard » <»«vh« »na \ pi il, all hough a small building fumi
opposite sides of the little write eonxeiitivn was the presence ami hvlj»- ond Medal c«»nt*‘*t. The report on the Kot'kw«*od grange who assist«*«I.
Atklr«-»«
MUh Ma»l«<r HUAi«»i» ninuiinttng t«> |l IU lia«l been wnv«**l up
up we made in this column last ful words of Ret Eugenia M Johns, headquarter* and the state paper was The e< remonv begins by culling upon Kv« «talion, "When th«' lion-.*) m«H»h Wan«« «lining
two years
When the IL m kw«»««!
one of the national organ iter?*.
Iler m«»st satisfactory.
M h - Fo r. ............. ««1.1
the architect ami buihlers l«»r tln-ir up- !
week relative to the fair. Of
a«'h«Milholisi» vvas ofb*re«l f«»r «ale last
Song,
««»me I*sy W livii l»u «««»• * «» iu «- Fruv
It *|kire allow«4 it would I h * of inter
a«ltirv>s on the stcond evening was one
proval of the work : then the dtnllcating
M 1« < I. J IltoM 1«
most of the points mentioned we of the lan*l hear«! here for many a day
spring th«» members saw their rhaiive,
est to review the wotk ul each superin
Kl«*l»r«Ps Or« in »Ir*
and ill a week had rni*v«l u!| the Inoiwy
have nothing more to say now. But the greatest mteirat of the o»n- tendent Many Ide mrml'crsb’p« were officer is given the keys which he re Mm»le,
Ahi«'rlr«n Farmer F«’«'«l* »»¥•■« ll«U
turn* Io lb«» Master when lie pn»m»um«»s knaay, ’ The
th« Worht. '
k I Flanp n«'»tl« 'l, bad bought the Building ami its
But we seem to have been mis vention centered, naturally . around the presented, among them Miss Got* hall th«» final wonta. There are impiessixe
The evening wn« given up to «lancing,
understood on one point and that Historical hour on Thursday afternoon. made her mother a life member, Mrs charges ami invo«?ali«mu ami b«*autiful ! th«- hall Iteing tilled to the | m « i nt of Iming new l*M*nimti. Ou the fourth ol July
ev etillig th«» hall, «iotlhlv enlarg«*«l bill
\ \ Ash w ho w as the first pres* sup
Mrs. l.ucia Eaxon Vlditoti the state I
songs ami various rite« are otavrwd uncoiiifortahl«'
we will try to make clear. The
Eighty dour <hin**e tic not flnialnsl. was rr«»w<lv«l Io the d«M»ra
historian, was called to the chair ami erintendent, was honored with one by
that make a prrniahent ami lasting nn 1 kets w« re sold, the net pr«H« v«ls tiring
Grange Fair was not devised as presided «luring the anniversary pro her many friends.
at lltt* tir«t dam*»' witliln Its walls.
a hl« li wn* plac«*«l in the buihling
The pro|M-rtv a« it m»w stands is con-
a money-making scheme.
Its gram, and this was quite fitting, in as Attention wescalletl to a brief sketch presamii ii | m > ii th«»sv who art* pr«-sent
The solemnities of the orcasion are deep luml.
siderrd u«»rth Ek**), a new piano, furni
purpose was to develop our social much as she was in al the very bvgining of the twenty-live years work a* spear ami the impressiveness of the work at {
The iKMtn, evening ami nii«lniyht
relations and stimulate an inter of thing?*, and has been a member of the ing in the K v*e City Magazine, publiah- Rockwocxi was not tnarr«s| by any unto nit'als were furnished by th«» iiirinbets ture ami all other nrcews«»ti«*a *»f a well
appoint*'«! grange hall have been prov •
state executive since the first annual ed in Portland.
want incident or accident.
est in the country and its pro
of the grange ami there was enough h»r nl««l ami tin* grange is in debt «»nlv fl i<*»
meeting.
Mrs. Ileaaie J. Shane, read a
The delegates from Mt Scott were
ducts. and to encourage our far very interesting paper on “Silver Anni Mrs 1 Hoskin», Mrs. W. Swope, and Thos«' of RtK'kwiHal Grange who assia all Those w h«» know the »pmllty ol a with all the time they want in which to
te«i the state master were F. IL Crane, grang»' «tinner can guess how they fatt*d pay tt off
mers to practice better methods versary Reminiscences** Mrs Shane Mr». Christine Sommerfell.
The I m « a « i t i tn I Interior effect,
Many
so much a*imirad, la the w««rk of Max
in their efforts to excel. We was the chairman of the entertainment delegates were entertained in the homes master; J. H Richmond, uvers«s«r ; Mrs that day at R>M ku<**l
Ida M Thorp, lecturer; Mrs lutiirn
<‘ongratulatioiis Io th«* mrmlisrs of Burble, while the push ami I mm Mil ami
doubt if a single stock subscriber committer at the organization meeting of Lents and vicinity.
Pullan, chaplain, Mrs Minnie Broun, the grange were numerous ami sincere enterprise « ame from the whole grange.
in 1S*3, and in her |»a|»er she recalled in
L ocal P rkm .« R kfomtkk
anticipated he would get a cent
Flora. Miss Ellen Taylor. Pomona. amt ami the grangers ot Rovkwo«>d «leservr
a iinwt pleasing manner the many inter
of dividend. Profits were not esting facta in connection with that first
Miss Annie Rurhle, Ceres.
The alter all the praise l*rstowe«l. Souvenir but-
Read the want ads on last |*age.
Gilt ol School Site
expected to come in that way. meeting, she referred to the fact that
A detxl conveying to Diatricl No. 2S a
Incentive to better farming, bet there had been a history of the early
title to an acre of lam! on the east
ter fruit, better dairys and better work published, written bjr the state clear
ern line of their horn« (arm fronting the
historian, which gives the work in de
live stock was the motive; and in
Section Une nad ami tearing the eigna-
tail and advised all to se» are ami read
that we feel that the fair was a it. Mrs. Shanes’ paper was decidedly turrsofJ.C an«! Mattie Rucklev, the
success, for already several have one of the gems of the Silver Anniver latter, chairman of the board, was pre
expressed the intention of cap sary. Following Mrs. Shanes other senter! to the School Board at a special
meeting.
speakers gave brief reminiscences, a-
turing prizes next year.
The land com« as a gift absolutely.
mung
them,
Mrs.
A.
P.
While,
chosen
But the fair has not been a fin
The usual formula of one dollar being
ancial failure.
Considerable to organize the forces of Oregon, and use«! in the instrument am! |*ai«l by the
who therefore baa the distinción of being
stock still remains unsold. That the first white ribboner of Oregon, ami clerk, M Kronenberg.
To its usual wording the deed has ad-
already sold, together with, the who sent out the first call for recruits
to it the conditions of the grantors,
part yet open will more than pay It was a touching sight as this pioneer i de«t
worker stood uo to give her thought to I namely, that the school Iwars the name
for all improvements. The re this memorable convention and thank*’ of the donors in the years to come ami
ceipts during the fair will like ful hearts turned to God for sparing her that so 1«»ng as it is known, held and
ly cover the incidental expens to be with the force at this anniversary designated as the “Buckh-y School,” it
es. So together there ought to Mrs. Hoxter, who led the forces in the remains the pnipertv of the county.
acre in question which is seeded
be a good balance to begin with battle for scientific temperance i list rue- , to The
clover, lies level am! sightly ami is an
lion in 1883-M, told somewhat of the
next season.
legislative work at that time
Mrs Ella ideal location f«»r the new school bouse,
But that is not all; there seems Clinton «ho was present at the first on which a large force of men are now
to be a willingness to take up meeting spoke briefly, also Mrs. R. M at work.
the unsold stock. A large num Steele who wa< recording secretary in i At a meeting held in No. 28 school
ber have expressed a willingness those early days; Mrs. Fox of A«toria, i house on August 1’» the result of the I »al
lot decide«I a signal victory for the erec
to double their stock, and sever grown ol<i in the service; Mrs. Blain l tion ot a school house in the WMt< rn
who was the first treasurer; I»r. Mary-
al of the winners of cash prizes
Thompson who was one of the Crusad emi of the district.
have offered to take the value in ers in Portland; Henrietta Brown who Many congratulations have ponretl in
stock. As will be seen elsewhere took up the work in ISM; Mrs. Carter and the transient bitterness am! ill feel
the receipts have been very sat of University Park, the treasurer of the ing arouse«! at the lime will l»e forgotten
when the far-reaching nee«! of a school
Rockwood Grange Ha’I, 10 Mlle« I’ast of Portland.
isfactory and while not all the first organized union. The Glory song in that end of the district is understood
was sung with inspiring zeal by a sweet
The
above
cut
was
taken
just
before the dedication of the building, for Grange purposes.
R<H-kw«MM| may justly
expenditures can be published
and its singleness of purpoae appreciated
voiced singer from Echo, and feelings
l»e proud of its new («range hall, which is one of the largest, lx-at lighted and most tastily furnished of any in the
yet it is certain that the balance were stirred to white heat as Mrs. Helen Over thirty years ago the owner of this
country and reflects gr«*at credit on the citizens whose energy, pride and self sacriffr«’ have mad«* its completion
will be favorable to the associ Harford, a national organizer and an ex site worked early an«! late to clear the ¡Mtssible.
land of rocks and stumps and it is a
president of Oregon, displayed an old
ation.
monument to his untiring labor to pre
One very satisfactory fact silk Hag of the United States with the sent for all time this ground where rest Notice of School Indemnity Selection
name of the W. C. T. U. on its f<»Ms,
must not be overlooked, and that
United Hist«»« Land (MBre, Portland. Oregon, ,
less cbihlren’s feet will trea«l ami many
and spoke appropriately on, “01*1 Tat
Oc<ob**r IB. IW*
is that at the director’s meeting tered Banners of Various Battles of the voices echo while at play. Every effort Notice
ti* hereby given that the State of Ore
on October 19, l*>w. applied for the E 1-3 of '
in last Thursday it was voted World.’’ She also called attention to a will be made to make the new school a ron
-E I 4 of Section 10 T 1 S . K 4 E and file«! In
offle«- a 11st of flrhool Indmiiilljr Orlectlohs
that the directors and depart shield made of the woods and metals of success and to aid in the advancement thia
the pupils who attend it. Education In which it w-lertv«l «aid land; and that sai«l I
“THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY”
list is open to the public for Inspection.
ment superintendents would not the state, which ha« hid a remarkable of
is the pivot on which swings the bop •
Any and all person«, rlaltnfng adverwdv the
hhtory. Mrs. Harford is not a pioneer
receive pay for any time or per
A. P. Armatrong. LL.B., Princ ipal
of enlightenment; it is mor«*, the very rtbove <te*critH'«i land or any legal subdivision ■ Tenth and Morrison. Portland, Oregon
»hereof, or claiming th«* swine tinder the mln
of Oregon work but is a veteran in the
sonal effort expended in promot ranks of the W. C. T. U., and ha« held fulcrum on which rests all ti - <»f civili I mg laws. <»r desiring t«» show «aid lamt to be | C’A'e occupy two floor»« 65 by foo fret, have a $20,000 «xjuipment,
I more valuable for mineral than for agrieultur
ing the interests of the fair. Of many prominent positions in both «rate zation and law-abiding citiz ii.-i.ip.
h I purpo***«. or to object to «aid M*lrcth»n for ' employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calla
I any legal reason, nb'»uld file th«*lr claims or !
' their affidavit« of protest or content In thl< of- : for office help than we can meet.
course if they supplied material ami national circles. Mrs. II. L. T. Hid
Our school admittedly leads all
rice.
ALGERNONS I i KK- m FR R.gUt.r.
GKO VV HH.ERM Receiver
they were to be reimbursed for den, a delegate from Portland Central,
others in quality of instruction It pays to attend such an institution.
SANDY
I hereby designate the ft« aver Rtate Herald, '
that. Such public spiritedness r<»so in the body of the convention and Much interest i» i»-lt here in general, publish«*«»
at Gresham, Oregen, as the news- J «¡.Said a Business Man: “Keep hammering nwey everlastingly on thorough
in stirring words voiced a strong eubgv
patter in which the above n«»tl«*«- 1« I«» I h - pub .
deserves the admiration of every for the ex-presidents and for the pre«i- , Hoarding the success <»f the entertain Ilshet!. ALGERNON M. ORKHHKR. Register i work. It will win out in the rml." Maid an Fdncatori "The quality of instruc
peraon in the county for we per dent now in office; this wa® received! ment to l»e given • >«t. 21 at Pleasant First pub. Oct. 23. IMS; lant pub Nov /7, Its fl. tion given in your school makes it the etan<lar»l of it* kind in the Northwest ’•
«¡.Open all the year. Students admitted at atty time. Catalogue free.
sonally know that some of these with marked approval by the delegation. I Home for the benefit of th»* grang**.
Th«* typhoid bacillus is so minute,
Gue .Stuck«*, «»lie of Samiy’a expert
people devoted energy and all Mrs. Hidden, on Welcome night, read nimrods, out«li<l himself last week in the *ays a doctor, that a drop of wat<*r References: Any oank. any newspaper, any business man in Portland.
necessary time to the success of a poem of much interest and power. number of MfM*« kl»*«l beauties, RainlM»w, might contain millions.
The organizers Mewl antes Unruh. Sleeth,
the enterprise.
Dolly Var«l»«n ami Salmon trout which
Harford, Hidden and Wolffe gave inter
esting accounts of their work in muster
The Herald is about to offer
some exceptionally good clubbing
offers on magazines and papers.
We are corresponding with sev
eral popular magazines for rates
which will be published in a week
or so.
Mrs. Unruh and Mrs.
ing in recruit«.
Harford spoke most acceptably on Wed
nesday evening of Young People’« work.
Mrs. Jane
Donaldson presented the
claim and report of th»* I.. T. L. branch.
The music of the convention
of the first order and was
ciate»!.
was ail
much appre
The chairman of the committee
on music was Mrs. Patience Wood worth.
A Silver Anniversary.
The reception tendered the delegates
It wap a notable gathering which met
by Mr. and Mrs. Pelton at their resid
he brought up from Sandy river.
Mies Be««ie Canning. Smdy’s
It is ho[»«*<l
«Sixteen organized counties
and several unorganized one* were re
An address on
Friday afternoon
by
Mr*. L. H. F. Additon, honorary presi
presented. The prijgrams were in silver dent, was greatly enjoyed.
She gave a
and white, and the presiding officer, few word pictures of her recent three
Mrs. Henrietta Brown mb robed in ail-1 months trip east, speaking of the Work!
ver and white.
Temperance Congress.
She state«! that
The report of the corresponding sec
it would lx* ifinx/Hsihle to give an ac
retary, Mrs. A. W. Unruh, wan a com
count of this im|e>rtant gathering in th»*
that th»* proposed auto '■
through.
hardly l»e Murpa»*<*«l
Don’t forget the dance at Junker’s
hall. Sandy, on the evening of the 24th.
Good music and fine time ex|»ected.
CHE RRYVILLE
Frank
Lsngensand
has
raised
bis |
house two fret with new sills and rock
foundation.
Mr*. Frank
Bacon
visit«*«!
Mr. an«l i
Mrs. May bees over Kun«lay.
Work has commenced on
the new
Methodist church and parsonage.
Rev L. S. Chapman is living with W. I
presi'lent’a annual address was strong ence between a congress an«l a <*onven Waespa’s place for the coming year.
The stork visit«?«! Mr. ami Mrs. B. V I
forcible and was received with tion and hope«! at some future «lay to
hearty commendation and applause. give them the address on ‘ The Great Tapp, Oct. 5, ,iii«l left a baby girl.
Rev Wrn. S. R»*nyon an«l Wm. Rugh I
The treasurer’s report showed the finan March of th»( entury,” in their coiinti» s.
Two facts that were brought out in this
rnove«i the new minister over from Bor-1
read the
brief talk should have wide circulation ;
statement of the large balance on hand,
the convention felt a wave of enthusiasm
first, that the crux of the temperance
ing by tram last week.
Mr. an«! Mrs. J. II. L. Maybee went
reform is the labor situation, an«i sec«»n«l,
to Mt. H«*ott anil
that was demonstrated by singing the
the fact
doxology.
Seventeen
superintend
labor ranks that local option was disas
Subscription Price ofj’fheHerdld”
ents «ere present a nd rendered reports
trous to their best interests, and that
the fallacy of this claim must I mj as vig
»IX MONTHS
nN E Y F. AR
TWO yf . ap . h
THRKK YFARM
FOCK YEAR«
FIVE TBAR9
the treasurer,
Mrs.
Shane,
that
the liquor forces were
Portland on bueinesu
last week
making vigorous efforts to prove to the
department
that were very encouraging and proved
that the organization was still carrying orously set forth.
out their state motto: “Speak to the)
The old officers were re-elected except
Springwater Division
F. W (’aiming of K»;lso, was a Sandy
visitor on Sunday last.
time at her disposal but gave an outline O. Raugh until the parsonage is ready.
John Marony ha»* rented Mrs. Rosa |
The of what a congress was, and the differ
As
COMFORTABLE
The view along the bluff can I
and
cial aide of the work to l»e sound.
RAPID
FREQUENT
«Sandy Bluff, will he successfully <-arri»*»i
prehensive resume of the year’s work,
and showed gratifying progress.
Portland Railway Light & Power Co.
roa«i from Portland to Nandy, by way of
at the Taylor Street church in Portland, ■ ence in South Portland was a brilliant
October 6 to 9, when the White RiLbon affair and a most pleasing diversion
clans met to obflerve their twenty-fifth I from the routine of convention work.
anniversary.
vffeci-
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W. P. MULCH AY, Traffic Agent.
General Office«, Fir«t and Alder Bto., P obtlahd , Oaaooa.