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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1909)
Mr. Gill Defends the Aulon ot the Slate Exemthe Committee. Estacada, IH»c. VS (To the Editor!: I read with internet vour comment the Employers* Liability Law. S i citing Gn'ili iin \ in.i:. ¡«tor. Gteslmnt Gxxvtt,1, Ea«l Multnomah Keconl, Multnomah Recon! ami MonUtvilla llerahl. f'ubh-ihe! Every Friday at Gresham. Ore., t>v the B kavkr S tat « l*vni.lauimi Co Il \. PARXAI !.. EniToK ani » M axaukr OlCCESS does not come from money, or family, or pull, or luck; but from brains. and training, and everlasting hard work you that the thing but a reasonable hue. I why the can on not favor any law along that "In Eatth. In Mop«. In Charity, and with Fidali«/.** (PIvHHwnt V n II vv Grange in r«*gular JBlh, nvnniuii with <|nit«» a g«M»«l n «t No. 3IS Swtimlsy, w Ih’ceintwr turn-out, rvaaon i though it whn the «lay alter ('hriatmas, try tv <n«l had «piitv a ninnlM*r <»( vimtor«. bring the farmer'« hired man under llu t'he Its turv hour whn «|iiite intervsling. proviflimiN ot «uch a law. for they would rin» |m|H<r viiiilltnl “I'llocal Lha in know that «uch a vlauae would almost 'S I hm ’I and Home" bv Mrs \V I Moore certainly defeat their bill. 1 have not U no the «'*»av on “The Firelr«* <\»«»k«’i" ween a draft of their bill, but 1 favor a by M in . Randolph, were I h » i I i goo«l, hn reasonable liability law Ru*M»evvlt ami '» n * the talk by Mr SuaMhall on “AItalia petiple It ia gofng to I h * imp«*«ibla for me lo I m » preaent nt legislative aeawion. • would Bryan are both »ulvocat«’!» ot wuch legis lation. i prefer m I- Salem Bn». C during the E Spence will attend to lhe work there. I have an«l Vetch." lo lite and one l KL Orcfna W. Snaahall; uverNeer. Eugene Jeune; lec Frank Ibiawellville tirange la drilling a team t«» lake part in th«» 2nd |h*gi**v contest R. H. CASWELL l«> I m » held a Evening Mar 11*11, Feb 22 turer, M in J. Kroll« nbvrg ; steward, G steward, It place which re Milted in the following: maNter, II at»»t. Oregon Grealiam, Aller lhe lecture hour lhe election of orth'ers took Sager; t «»rr DEMIMS révolu* i Coltrivi h . il «»rr OIT BROTHERS m»l v«>mvive any l.alair ot Canbv and Eugene Palmer of Allmny EDITORIAL COMMENT The Gate Keeper 4 • I assure Executive Committee oi the State Grange would E. B. DUFUR Baxter, suit to a teacher who has given great coutidence in the ability and integ chaplain, Mrs. Mattie B Jennie; trea time and energy to prepare for rity of theee men and I am certain their surer, \V. 1‘otter; »ecretarv, Mrs. Elia* efficient service and added ex i work will prove aatiafactory. Bro. A. I I lM*tli Taylor; gatekeeper, llerln’it Ryan, perience to this, to be compelled Maaon, my elected colleague, i* in Mis Ceres, Bertha Rvan; lk«»u«una, Florence visiting relatives. i Ryan; Flora, Mary Baxter; lady s«»t. to serve for the same or any souri Bru. Thorpe need not lose any al«*ep Mrs. l«la lluuitlton where near the same as the nov- alfluit any entangling alliance«, t«»i there i steward, Our t»i*in<»ntlily entertainment will vice who begins from the gram will I m » none made. We are going to take place Saturday, January Bib, when drama, “Tbe Top l.anditig, * will I m * mar grade or perhaps the high treat the Labor people as friends, e<|iials 1 the presented with local talent. ami brothers, if we can, al least I am. school. The college, normal or I would not ask them to vmne any far university all fall short of giving ther Diniick Granin* of Granta !*.<«« recent toward us than we are willing to one essential —experience; hence i go toward them. I do not think we ly n«l<»pttHl th« t«»ll«»wiii): resolution rvla- the inability of many highly ed-1 should I m » so supremely svltish as to de- I live to water right« throughout the wtate. Their cun«kl«*ratk»n i« due from every ucated jiersons to do effective mami that a friendly organisation come Grange in the state. all the way to us and accept of us the teaching. They over-shoot their Resolution. our imperial generosity deigns mark. Their terms are too ad crumbs Whereas, The Oreg«»n water c»ni«» has to grant them from the ti|»a of our > prove*! inetheient for the pr«»ple oi the vanced. fingers. I don't see much of the “bro- | ’ state, enabling a few men and e«»rp«»ra The Portland Board might get therhoud ot man" iu that. tions to monu|»«»lixe the water« of the some pointers from Gresham Gf course, we shoukl xealously guard state, lo the detriment of the agricultur lhe rights and prer,»gatiws of our order. where these facts are given due al interests, even to the control of a consideration. Beginners in the II has done a noble work in the face of whole river without use, ami tuany odds. We should be proud of its art receive a minimum salary, to accompiishnients an«i strive to make its Whereas, The Grange at the last ses which is added $5 for each year future accomplishments add additional sion ot the Legislature chanipi«»ne«i a of service up to a certain maxi i lustre lo its glory. But we should re- bill making the holding of water con tingent to actual use mum. Experience and superior member that it is not omniscient and Therefore, Be it reeolvcd by Dimick preparation entitle their holder that there are others with rights to be .(¡range, Grants Pass. Oregon, in regular considered. Getting our wishes enacted to due advance, and, knowing into law by the legislature la not an easy sesflion November 21st, I9QB( the system, everything goes on task. We will need help and a good First, That we are in favor of a new water code, (»asing the holding of harmoniously, everyone is satis deal of it to beat the predatory interests state water upon actual and continued use who are always at Salem with well |mid fied. Second, That we favor the bill Iwfore A great amount of interval in l«eing tak rn in this ami the mriutrera «»( lb«» Irani leel con tide nt of victor \ I m hmr w application» catm» in at the !a»t in«*elli>g ami a new interest in living taken m the ¿range w«»rk Her. JHth AUCTIONEER O| h * ii lo ongag«’tm*nl (or all kimlw «»f Auction« vritig GRESHAM. • • OREGON I’lie election was held « hi with th«’ following result: II. M. CHITWOOD master, Ray Gill; owrseei, Harman UST now Portland. District No. la*w in ; lecturer, Alic«’ Mickelson; st«*w- IU 1. is stirred from center to cir aril, Chewier Lewis, secivtarv, Samuel cumference over the question of Iticlimond . treasure!, T'»lwar«l (till; teachers’ wages. As a matter chaplain, Mr*. T I* Bolick, a»«*i«iant steward. Ik*»* Lewis, la*ly u»st steward. of fact. Portland's reputation ex Julia Mickelson; gal< kr«-|ao. I- ••**! Vn* ceeds itself in this instance. A tierwon; musician, Miaw Brit l»a l’ol|«»ck , I ’ere«. Ivy Giles; Flora, < lat a Uidvim»li. table of comparison shows that Pomona, D hiinv Speer. Portland pays its teachers from 2100 to $600 a year less than Mr Erne«t Huffman, a prominent tu visit granger and master of Kuwwellvile grange other Coast cities. The result is wa* tiurr.ed Sunday. Deccm I w 27th, to 1 that high-priced teachers from Mi*» (¡race t row , al Crow . Lane counts, i other states are disposed to look Oregon, the home of the bride. Mr.. elsewhere for jobs. Now it is Huffman returned l«» hi« home at R un - explained that it costs less to avlvillr with hie bride, where a recep* I tion wa« given in their honor last Tues live tn Portland than elsewhere, When summer Im« i«»»a- «*«1 in these northern day evening ami a howl of friend« were' hence the teacher can afford to state«, the atm la only ready to welcome them They have i work for less. What holds true mild under the bright been the recipient* of many showers of blue skies of Southern rice ami «»Id shoes, alm» a Itountiful I for the teacher probably holds California Thia la one shower of prewenlw They will realdeon true for the patrons, hence the ol nature*« happy pro- Fa«l Sixth street, Portland \ »«lune- eternal summer patron should be able to do one (nr those w ho cai»n«»t rn- Garfield grange la«t Saturday elected of two things, or both, pay the «Iure a more severe ell- the (t»ll«»w trig officer« ma«trr, J. M.thll; mate. teacher more or exact a propor California haa I wen call overtear, .Mr«. E. J. Yocum; lecturer, tionately smaller profit on their ed the ** Mecca «»f the R. A. Duncan; ataward. Paul Holm, winter tourist." Il* lx»- own earnings. The opponents of lobbyists to defeat the laws we want. naaiatant atewanl, <> W. Junra. lady tela and stopping pia«««« the l^egislature of and championed creditable salaries never thought are «« varied aw th*»we of E call attention to a remark I would be please«! to hear from any by the Oregon State Grange, with the aaaiatanl steward, Misa Grace l>avia; aecretary, W. H. Holder; trvawurvr, member iu regard to any phase of legi«- well regulated rille«. of that when advancing the ar made in an article concern lation exception that we fav«»r the election of L. J. Palmatrer; chaplain, Mra. V K Viaitora ran alwavn rind that they may l>e interested in. Irwin , gatekre|>«*r, Virgil Wagner ; Ceres gument of inexpensive living. ing the premiums awarded by ; The committee on Banking ¡ jaws , con officers, water commissi oners, etc, by Ethel Hale, Pomona, Mabel Aiolera,) amiable sccom modal n»n, congenial companion«, Mr. Wittenberg has been get the Grange Fair. The secretary sisting of Wm. G risen th waite, Scbol* the people of the different districts em Flora, Mra. Ida Palmatevr The grangr and \ a Miai, pleasing rec haa addrd eight new me inlier« in the | ting a lot of caustic criticism be has sent out all that he is sure field, Hirschberg, Henry ami myself are braced in said code. reation* cause of his attitude toward the that he can deliver and those aMUsting in drafting a Bank Guarantee Third, That we condemn the appoint- pawl two months. proposed increase of pay. Some that have not been sent may be Law. W. 8. U'Ren has sent me a copy .«*»«*«*******«*******«« »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« bis proportional representation bill, [ people remark he takes the obtained when the persons to of which, 1 may say, is the most practical wrong position in placing himself whom they are due have sent B4»J. ot tn. .c.mnm' L.2— ------- _11 _ ---I---- -1 - - WWCF. - x^xxzrv, iicxovrt.y Will l»r glad to supply aorne members of the board. Be that now and let us get the entire the State («range in regard to lhe Lower very attartivr literature, «le- wcrthing in «letali the many «Ir- as it may. his argument is just. matter cleared up before the Columbia River Fish Bill, Any one ligia •»( winter in Calih»rnia. It coats the teacher of one year’s next board meeting which will interested in the matter may read the : Very low round trip rxruraion resolution on page 136 of the Proceed- ticket« are <»n «ab* to California. experience just as much to pay be held Monday, January 4. : ings of the State Grange, It dues not The rate tr«»m Portland to b»s her i<»ard as it does the one of ♦ Quitting Business! directly sanction that bill. Angrlcw ami return in ♦ ten years’ experience, and she OR fear some of our readers ♦ F. M G1LL SSS.00 Liiiiil «ix riioutti«, allowing must forego most of the luxuries. have not given consideration : Nto|M»ver priveIegea in either As a matter of justice the $50 • to the fine Clubbing List we have (hret'iMui Similar eicuraion ROCKWOOD teacher deserves as much of a . been running on page 8. we urge The Chrietiiiiu rate« an* in affivi to all Cali entertainment given 223-225 Morrfton Street Netir f irst fornia ialini«. raise proportionally as the $100 i upon all those who appreciate at tile <.range hall Chriatmaa eve aa< teacher. That does not mean good bargains in reading mater well attended and «22.50 «»» added to 2«»r tuli Infortawtlon. plug < ar rv wrv« that the $50 teacher is worth as ial that they take a last careful the grange fund aa the proceeda of the llonw Kild th kl la, » «II, write <«r 1*1« graph F’ne high-RTade Stock of Men’s and Boys’ evening. iJlJv.vUV Suits, Pants, Overcoats, Cravenettes, C. W. Stinger. C. F. A. much, but she ¡3 relatively as look at the same. Many of the Jr«l au*l Wa«hliig|nu »trv«*l« deserving of an increase, perhaps periodicals offered are of the John Brown, accompanied by hi. wife Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, Suspeoders, —or - more so. Do not mistake us as very best quality. We will con ia away on a buaineaa trip. Gloves, Sweaters, Etc. Wm. M.MIRRAV, O. P. A. Albert Cbildera, who haa Iwen viaiting Portland. Oregon meaning that one teacher is as tinue the offers one more week. hia brother Wm. Cbildera, baa decided valuable as another or that a be Don’t make a mistake now and to buy and locate here. AT BONA-FIDE SACRIFICE SALE AT 40 TO ginner deserves as much as one I pass this by. We just received W A. Herring of Portland viaited at | 60 PER CENT OF ACTUAL VALUE of experience. On the contrary, the first numbers from a selec Rockwood on Chriatmas. I dl lllul 0 I Fir«»rs’ Mitill F.R.A. a beginner can never earn as tion from this list and also can .Mr. and Mrs. L. Sedgaat of Portland, , We must wind up this business at the Earliest Possible (Farrnrr. Multai Fir» Rrllrl AM'not PMttaadJ much, however skillful, as the add to our recommendation the spent Chriatmaa with Mra. Sedgaat’a time and will Slaughter this fine stock at any price in parents, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Prettyinan. one who has been tried. approval of others who have CONSERVATIVE. STRONG. SAFE order to close our doors and quit business. In the employment of teachers found their magazines all that Mr. anil .Mra. Smith, recently from PROMIT, CHEAP about four things deserve consid they had expected and even the east are visiting the Grimshaws. Ruehle is building a new fence Apply to M. W. Snaahall. Pre,, eration. namely, education and more, Last warning! we are for Max We Mean It — It's Gospel Truth the schoolhouse. (rnathaiii, Ore. training, experience, instructive going to offer it only once more M rite to J. J. kern, Secretary. ability, and adaptation to the and then the space will be given Cosmopolitan, Outing and Review of T: Yamhill at.. Portland work. It is an outrage and in-1 to other matter. Review«, Herald too. $5. See last page. J Now is the l ime CALIFORNI W I SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO SELLING OUT! f The American Clothiers Hill I pQrniûrc I IIISURi 1,1 THE Portland Railway Light & Power Co. 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