BEAVERSÌTATE HEPÀLDx The Gate Keeper OTT BROTHERS ih : n lists "In Faith, la Hop®, la Charity, and with Fidelity.” (Fariasn Mutual Firs Hsllrl A m ' uu I I’urllasd) Oregon ' OrethaaL Succeeding tirveham Vindicator, Greaham Gaiette, East Multnomah Keoord, Multnomah Grange met in th®ir new | Rueb wood grange hold a »pec I id inert* Multnomah Reconi and Montavilla Herald. rubhshel Every Friday at Greeham, Ore., by the Bswin S tati I' viusuinu Co hall at Orient in all day »ea*iou Jan. 33, mg on Wetineaday of la»t went and H. A. l'ARNAl.L, Entra* axd Magauaa. with about seventy meml>ers praeent. initiated live new membara Worthy After a businoaa *e«aioii of about two Master Crane a»» unable to ha pratent CfJMNf iOO»f$$ In entering vh«nf of a&itw» give old a* well a* new addrraa CMtOtetOiin trv waited la every community. It no correapondeacg appear» from your hour* all aat down to a bountiful dinner. . on aiX'»uni of a »light injury he received nvlghborh«*»»»i. you are rrapeethilly rvqv *<ed Io »end u* a» many local item» a» you can. AtfHTUNK UTTS Lift; AL ADVKRTlSlSt. mi in leaded six point. lOe per line rtr»t inaerllvit. After dinner tl.e lecture hour wa* taken J recently. lie »hp|ied on the ice and .V per line each »uhenjuenl insertion DISPLAY ADVKRTIalNO No pswiilion guaranteed up by Cotinty Jmlgv Webater with a nearly broke a leg. JSc per »Ingle column inch each i»»ue. Liberal dtaeount allowed (or either lime or »pace adver _____ . ' very intereating talk on good roa<la amt lisemenU. but not both For poattton (any site) hr per inch additional. RKADKRS, hV per line fir»t in»ertiou. Ae per hue each »ubae-queut inaendon LOCALS (Want Column only), ic a word each i»>uc.counting the propo»e<l legislation of the tame by Pleasant Valley Grange met as usual two figure*, an initial or an abbreviation a* one word. No local accepted for 1» m than 15 the prvaent legislature Many viaitora last Saturday. Ordinary business oc cent». PROFKMION AL CARD* (one inch). each twue CAR I* OF THANK« (not eaceed* ing two inch«'*). 50 cent» LKTTKRS OF CONDOldtNCK (not rxooedlng tout inch«»»). Il were preaent. Al a public installation cupied the morning session. The lec- OBITVARIKS for actual »ubacriber» or member» of their faniiliv», up to Ilk» word», tree all over IU0 worth, lc a word (invariably tn advance!» Count the word» and remit actxirtlingly. of ottieera conducted by Siater Shattuck, liir* hour was well tilled by selections Ail Ledge, («rang«', tebool. Church, or other notice» or adverti»emcuia o( »octal», partie», County l*eputy, the following olticere read by Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Ryan, ami dance*, concert*, theatrical», etc . given for a profit, charged tor at regular rate«. were inducteil into ottice : Maa ter, K. ] Mrs. thinly. Miss Ryan ami Mias Viola In order to injure change of ad advertiser» mu»t have copy tn this o*cv not later than Andorra«; overseer, John Sleret; chair- Tuesday preceding day ot publication. bnashall delivered two humorous imp®r- SSBSCWnth UTfl Per Year, 11.50 strictly in advance; to foreign conatriea. 12 iMl Six lain. Mrs. A. R. Wood; lecturer, Marg sonatiooe. Mrs. Ryan and Mrs. Kron- Month* ; Three month* trial »ubecriplion» 50c. Single copie« .V. Ask for clubbing rate». lf*nahCfS »hould be »ent by Kxprea» or Poatomce Mouey Order, Registered letter or Check aret IXilan ; secretary, Mrs R. I. Amler- enlwrg each san® sol«» and My Own Stamp» a*x'epc*Mi up to M cenu. sou ; treasurer. J. N. Campbell; ata want United States ««« renrierwl by three ol JM HMTWS U our »Mndalty. We are well equipped to do the be»t work at current prtcaa. FepectaXiy farmer»* and bu*in«'*» men*» letter Head*. Envelope». Butler n rwptw'r». Statement», M. H. Wheeler; gatekeeper, Charlea th® girls. II. W. Snashall read a ;>aper I etc., m small or large quantitive. Auction Bill». IVwtger». Footer», etc . printed on »bort notice Wheeler; aaat. ateward, A. E. DeHaven; ifCftm lor »ubacriptions are not »ent unlrw* requested. The label on your i*|*r will indi* la<iy aaat steward. Anni® Creawell; on road improvement and Mr. Jeune on cate within twe week» the receipt of your remittance If it doe» not please nolity u*. the Rural School A dis«'UMi<m ut the MCWTWMBCfS In keeping with well rvcognued bu»ines» principle», all sutweription» will Pomona, Mrs. M. It. Wheeler; Ceres, road 'piestion and current legislation be »topped promptly upon expiration of time paid for Mrs. Chas. Wheeler: Flora, Lla Ijtraeii. ensued, in which Messrs, Darnall, I Cute red *a aecond-cla»» matter at the piwlottce at Greaham. Ore<on. This grange ha* taken in forty new Moore and Richey offered soma valu members and lost two in the past year. able suggestions. Installation ol officers HE Normal School question is Everything points to a prosperous toll«iwed, Miss Roberts ul tiresham olh- a warm one. Bills of all sorts year. elating aa installing otticer, and success- ’ New members were rated on and fully locating the officers elect in their ‘ are proposed to improve the sit Cline ami Mrs. lliaigkins took the uation. That is all right. Obli- and second degrees Those taking the new |»eitions. E ARE never worth much Rations already incurred should third ,„.i fourth degree® were, Mr. and Help your Home 1'aper by iloaling ¡ until we feel that someone be met. There are now proposi- Mr« Will Speers, Mr. end Mrs. Ault, «Illi onr ailveriaers. Tell them you | Cl>»" Johnson. Melvin saw their ad. in The Herald. needs us. Happiness depends on tions to add another to the long- Orv*1 EDITORIAL COMMENT Farmers ¡-.»“«. a M. M. orr T W J. M. SHORT, M.l). S. P. BUTNER, M.l). CONHERVATlVK, MTItONU, HAFF. PROMIT, CHEAP Phvalciaaa-SorgMsa Apply I» H. W. Snashall, Pres, Oregon • Gresham. tiresliaiu, Or®. to J. J. Kern. Secretary, rxlft E. Yamhill st.. I’urllsmi R. H. CASWELL AUCTIONEER Open to engagement for ill kind* of Auctioneering GRESHAM, OREGON Now is the Eime H. M. CHITWOOD to visit REAL ESTATE anii EMPLOYMENT Ì Farms a Specialty OFFICE AT ARI.KTA, OREGON E. B. DUFUR ATTORNEY AT LAW CM the firm of (U«tM A iM rt a Phon»« A »TT». Main M* 60Ì (102 Orlirtl Rldf . PuRTLAWD. On STOP! IS YOUR WATCH Rll.lABl.l? ; A Slow Tlmepiei-e May ('ans® You to ' mías your rar ; ml«« an appointment ; mise a business engsiremeiit ; or worse , yet. you may Iw too late to your «or* ¡ ami luee your position. HUT THERE’S RELIEF! —GO TO CALIFORNIA When summer has |xwi- e«l In these northern slates, the * uii i* only mild under I tie bright blue skies of Southern l alilorma this is one o| nature’s happy pro- visions—eternal summer for lima® wh<> cannot an- dure a inore aovar® cli mate. California baa lieen call- cl th® •’ Mecca of th® wiuler tourist.'* Ila bo- tola ami «looping place® are aa varied aa those of well regulated ci t lea \ i«itora can alwava find suitable accommodation, congenial coni|«iilona, ami varied, pleasing rec reation®. ',r’. being useful, or at least believ suffering list, to do away with K' Semi-Weekly Journal and Herald. 52 ing that we are. The universe all of them, and locate a new one is so ordered that its perfection at Portland. Complaint is made Influeme of the Country Newspaper. ter. As ths Aral» well say: "A wise And Oct « Oood Reliable Timepiece depends on each one taking his that the product of the schools is, man’s day is worth a tool's Ills." length tul Mt»rrim»ti A wit has observed that "some men place and doing his work. There inferior and that the faculty is! are born great, some achieve greatnewa, of day* is not vouchsafed to everyone, rOHTLAsNO. OREGON N»»r Fap'» Ro»teur»nl. but the ability to live well is. Perhaps the teaching i and others edit country newspapers." > never was a normal life of which weak. I,«» ««**•«)>* Gaa awaaas«^ it could not truly be said that force ¡3 good enough, plenty 1 tvas* but be might hav® added that * the cuun- Put everything down in writing when i try editor» are the backbone of the com- ' good for the appreciation shown the world had need of it. I vou h*aae a form. Memory cannot lie I z Will be glad to supply some It is better to make the error them. It isn’t likely that under- I ' munitv. There are hundreds of little ; 1 relied on. It is remarkable how differ very altactlve literature, de- 4x6 towns that would not be on the i scribing in detail the many de. of a vain man and think that the paid teachers will feel like over map at all save for the persistent boom- I ent men will remember different things ligts ol winter in California. world depended upon his exist working. But admitting their ! ing they have receive«! in the column* If it is all down in black and white, Very low round trip excursion tickets are on sale to California. HAS GOT THIS MONTH ence than to go to the opposite inability, what could you expect of th® town newspaper, the editor too there can I* no mistake. The rate from Cortland to- Los Two »creaming stories bv Bill. extreme, believing that it makes when the salaries that should go often being the only- man in the plac<- Angeles an<l return is No matter how lowly the railing, an Parker Butler and Laodsav Denoon, *A5oo no difference whatever whether to support one good institution who has faili'i to share in th® town's long a* it ie honorable, in which one 1» I prosperity for the simple reason that he each racing to arc which will bump Limit six months, allowing you are alive or not or whether are divided into three to five ’ has I Been too busy helping others to engaged, he gloritiea labor. x*ctirea aelf- stopover priveleges in either your funny bone hardest. you do your work or not. The parts, and not affording a decent | 1 look out for hiniKell. rea|*ect and that of others when he direction Similar excursion One tragedy that will grip your work« etfkirhtlr. ralrs are in affect to all Cali value of any life depends much wage for the janitors? If they We have an intimate knowledge of a fornia points. heart. « on its being essential to all lives. must have two schools let them go«*! many country new«pa|>ers, and | And article* by Ruaaell, Paine and This makes earnest people. It be controlled by one board and have had our share in the making of The nian who is always going to Jo F««r full Information. •Irept rtf <**»r rraarva Dickson that cut deep into thing». who never does, amounts to but llt>u« «ntl I Irk ria, «all, writ* or telrgraph gives life a purpose. The peo arranged so parts of the same , more than one, and we have yet to see and the first country newspa|>er containing little in thia life. What the world wants LOOK OUT rot tVlITBODT'S THIS C. W. Stinger, C. F. A. ple who go wrong are people faculty may instruct in each on an iniiuodeat story or a course jest or is not mere intention, however good, •r4 and Washington »irvrl« MONTH. THE CAT 15 BACK . who have no sense of responsi certain professional branches. i illusion, and veiy often the country but action. —or — KOK HAI.K HY v%m. M c M urray , a p . a . bility. If you desire to help a In this way competent instruc newspaper is the only newspaper which 1 Portland Oregon 1HI GRISHAM DRUG (0. discouraged person give him tion could be secured at mod a prudent, careful man dare take into Weekly Oregonian and Herald only *2 ' his house work, awaken in him a sense erate cost. The inlluence of the country news- ■ that he is necessary to the wel paper is out of all proportion to its cir The secretary of the Fair As culation Ix-cause it is the honest expres fare of others, and you have taken a long step towards mak sociation is anxious that all per sion of its editor who is untrammele«l sons who have not returned the and unbougbt. There are many men ing him better. Remember that none of us can cards addressed to them some yet living who can remember when a half-dozen county seat weeklies molded attain to high character without time time since shall do so at the political destiny of an entire state, » high purpose. The order of this once. There is to be a directors and there are few instances on record LEADING EAST SIDE DEPARTMENT STORE great universe is such that the meeting Monday and he wishes where these papers ever betrayed the Father of all cannot fulfill his IRet a9 many of them in by jwople or led them after false Gods. Moreover, the country newspaper of East Morrison St.. Cor. Union Av. All Morrison Bridge Cars Pass Our Store great purposes without the ser- that 6me as he can. fice has been the sole school and alma vice of each one of us. The very mater of many of the most brilliant least life has its place in the I*/ E REGRET to announce that men of our own and other times, and no great plan. Your neighborhood " our Christmas gift offer has other craft ie so rich in Iruitage of this needs you ; your church needs long since past the allotted time sort. you; the times need you. If and the extension of time, Sometimes the big dailies, often made up largely of nonsense ami worse, threat you do not live your full life, all While we are thankful for the en to crowd the country newspaper to life will be poorer. Few of us large number of acceptances that the wall, and doubtless the country have any intrinsic value, but all were made, disclosing the very editor's outlook is not encouraging; but have potential importance, and friendly feeling for The Herald, feeling that he has a mission to perform, many fail because they neglect we trust that no friend will feel the importance of which can not be measured in dollars and cents, be bolds All merchandise of Dependable Quality and Good Styles at a this and lack the energy to take that we should extend the offer grimly on, for which we thank God and up their work. We must not be any longer. We should avail take courage.—Ex. Fraction ol True Value. contented with visions of an ourselves of good opportunities angel’s work in the future. and blame only ourselves for not As both big parties promised tariff There can be little hope of devel accepting the good things that reform soon after election, it will be of opment in the future for souls come our way. We have several interest to all farmers to recall just that have remained dwarfed other good chances right in this what the duties are on their products: On hogs brought into the United State* here. Each life is an essential issue. Have you found them? there is a duty of *1.50 per head; *30 Very similar to picture shown. Colors are Black, Red, Blue, part of the whole. This makes We would like to make The per head and upon horses and mules; | and Castor. Coats ranging in price from $12 to $22. You life explicable to all of us. It Herald a dollar paper but pres *2 to *11 per head on cattle; seventy- may have them at just one half of the marked /• . ( i i makes it more than endurable. ent conditions do not seem to five cents to * 1.60 per head on sheep; | prices. Now from.............................................. yv IO «P I I fifteen cents per bushel on oats; twenty. | It is not only a chance to get and justify it. A list of 2000 sub five cents a bushel on wheat; ten cents gain alone, but a chance to serve, | scribers would justify it. Our a bushel on rye; fifteen cents a bushel to become a partner with the aim is to secure the 2000 names. on corn ; fifteen cents a bushel on buck -; Most High. All the sacrifice, I Our patrons can hasten that wheat; thirty cents a bushel on barley; all the heroism of the past have time. While we have received a two cents a pound on rice; six cents a , sprung from the sense in men few complaints, we have already |iound on butter cheese; forty-five cents a bushel on beans; three cents each on , that others needed them. The gotten a lot of nice compliments. cabbages; five cents a dozen on eggs;' very best thing that could hap Even yesterday we were told: *4 a ton on hay; twenty cents a gallon pen to some people might be “Best country newspaper I have on honey : twenty-five cents a bushel on A Sale without Competition. Our Suits A Great Coat Offering. Coats for girls some burden of responsibility. seen in the West.’’ “ Improving potatoes; four to eleven cents a pound are splendidly made, perfect fitting and very take oo wo°' > two » pound on lard and ..... ......... To make our lives worth while, everyday.” ‘‘Yea, 2 I will of 6 to 16 years. Good weight wool coat stylish. All are marked in plain figures been intending to send in my three cents x pound on poultry. Mot- to give life a purpose and power,; it; cheviots. Neatly trimmed with braids and name before.” “Cheap enough, withstanding the above tariff on impor- and you may take your choice of any $15, we need to see how true it is Anyone that would complain at ‘•tions, there were brought into the ! $18 and $20 Suits at $10 that the Master of all has need that would grumble if you gave country last year form products to the ' buttons. Colors are Red, Blue and Tan. it to him.” value of *414,000,000. There are corre- of the least of us. Fred I). Flora SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO Everybody's rftfagazine W. H. MARKELL & CO. EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERINGS FOR THE WEEK BEGINNING FEBRUARY I Women's Stylish Coats at Just Half Price _ HE new plan of requesting taxpayers to mail descriptions of their property to the tax col lector, so they may know before hand what is the amount due, is a highly commendable idea, It will save time, patience, and a lot of bother. Don’t forget it. T The Herald ads this week offer some bargains you cannot afford to overlook. I Please mention The Herald to our ad ! vertiser«. »ponding duties on the things he buys. I New York is going to try to settle the 1 ■ tramp problem by establishing form When people set out to help others colonies in which tramps will lie set to probably the dominant idea in most' work. The attempt will lie watched by cases is that of the good they may do other states with sympathetic interest, them. That is right for it is an unsel- for the tramp is a nuisance and a men- fish thought. Rut it is well to reflect ace to society everywhere. Too lazy to 1 that everyone who thus seeks to help j work and generally so devoid of prin- others himself gain* by the effort he I ciple that he does not hesitate to steal, puts forth. This comes as an encour- ' not only Hoes it mean a half million ol agement w hen the work itself is dis-i drones tramping up and down the conn- tasteful or when, as is sometimes the try with all the loss of productive labor ! case, the effort is unappreciated. that implies, but the expense involved 1 -------- -, - A man’s life is to lie measured ss to in keeping him and protecting society I its durstion not by years but by cliarac- ¡ against him is enormous. Misses Stylish $6. $6.50 Coals Men’s $15 to $20 Suits at $2.95 $10 BOY'S $2.50 AND $3.00 SUIT SAT Boy’s $2.50 and $3.00 Knee Pants Suits in variety of good colors. Sizes range from 8 to 15 years. RUMMAGE SALE IN RASEMENT SALESROOM Thousands of Articles of Wearing Apparel for Men, Women and Children at one-half, one-third, one-fourth and even one-tenth of the original price. Come and see the wonderful bargains offered in the Rummage Sale.