HE STATEMENT that con
is a jewel is nowhere
T more sistency
applicable than in the rela
(T DAK VILLI
A car of potahmi were «hipped
from
I'wlarvill* iait wwk.
Geisler Æ Dorres
tion of the agricultural classes in Chicken *te«litig ii getting *u common 1
their opposition to builders of that one <'*n aluioel (eel that they were I
living down aouth.
Mr*. H Jonee i* !
Succeeding Grewham Vindicator, Greahain Gaaette, Eaat Multnomah Kecortl,
trusts and other combines de
the latwt victim. Buy more padlock«,
Multnomah Record and Montavilla Herald.
signed to restrain or control ■i«tera.
Publiahel Every Friday at Greaham, Ore., by the B kavkk S tat « Pvaumiimi Co
FURNITURE AND CARPET HOUSE
H. A. DARNALI-, Eititon axi > M axaub *.
trade. It is doubtful if there is We hear that the o. W. P. inteipie to I
VJlSOtiFDOb UTtS Per Year. II.NO strictly in advance; to torvttfu rounlHoa. Stf 00. ftlx a farmer in the country who builii a warehouae and waiting-room
J86 (4SI MOWnSON ST., •• Bl I Wit N GRAND AV. AND UNION
Month»
Three month» trial »ubecriptiou» W. Single copiea ftr A»k for clubbing rat ok
•HHTTUCfS »hould b«' sent by Kxprva* or PuoloMce Money Orxier, Kegt»tenM letter or Check. would not support the prosecu here wan. They are needed. Now il
8<ani|* accepted up to .Wivnl*.
tion of the Standard Oil com •onii' entvrpriaiiig merchant would -tart '
a g'“‘d grocery here they would get !
Kntfrvd a» mi'nd-via«» matter at the ixwtodlve at Gresham. O recon.
pany. thb Harvester trust, the »oiiH-tliiug
more *i>lu>taiitial than thank* i
bag combine, or any other organ
> YOU are interested in saving money buy your
much circulation of air through ization that has for its object the fur the inv4wtment.
Tin- grain mein» to lie quite l>adlv in- I
Furniture and Carpets of us.
We are out ol the
the soil, permitting the moisture sale or control of manufactured
to escape. The boys and girls products, yet these same farm jurcii hi thia «cction. The Imata have .
“
High
Rent,
Big
Price
”
District.
Our New and
been too much for it.
Egg* are m-arce. *
who anticipate competing for ers are in many instances even the hen« -Io not aeeiu to rvalue that the I
Up-to-date Stock will please you—in quality, in prices.
HE HERALD wishes to call prizes in the plant growing con« now organized to control the sale | col<l «|*ll ha« broken up.
the attention of those inter test should tiegin early by select of farm products. We are as Mr. Grant ia getting lietterand ia able
ested to a very interesting 56- ing their plats and getting them sured that the fruitgrowers of to ut up.
page history of the Grange into shape for whatever they in Hood River are so thoroughly
PARLORS,
SITTING ROOMS,
RECEPTION
IROSI
which it offers in connection tend to plant We would sug organized that the entire apple Among the MI
visitors last week were
HALLS,
DINING
ROOMS,
gest
that
the
scope
of
exhibit
with The Herald at the regular
crop of that section might be put | Mr. and Mr«. Walter Xilea of Seattle,
BED ROOMS, LIBRARY AND DEN
price. It is well written and might be enlarged somewhat. on the market in less than a | who were viaitmg Mr«. Nile«' «later,
I Mr« Ed Scbuier.
Why not have corn, melons, week.
bound in pamphlet form.
And now comes the
WF. rm-entlv placed over f-js> worth of Furniture in the
carrots, kale, and so broaden the wheat growers of the middle John lloaletter from Suver, Polk co.,
home of a Herald reader.
knowledge of farm products?
*peut a few day« with hi* coiuin, A B.
west with their combine to con Conrad.
HE LATEST report is to the
trol the delivery of all the wheat
effect that the bill appropri
E SUGGEST a careful study - three-fourths of all produced We are plea»<<d to welcome Mr. B. W.
ating $1000 to the Grange Fair
of the plan proposed by cer in the country — until it shall Fuher and family of JeReraon, who are
Association has passed both
WILTON’S AXMINSTER’S,
VELVETS AND
moving on the farm formerly owned by
Houses. Let us hope that the tain Portland gentlemen to create bring $1.25 a bushel. As a con Mr«, tlceanna Baker. Mr. Fiaher pur-
BRUSSELS
measure will meet the governor’s an intelligent interest in the pro sequence wheat is soaring up chaaevi the place aomotime ago but did
not take ;»i«»e**iou on account of tb<-
approval. The purpose will be duction of poultry produce. One ward and Hour is almost too ex inclement
SEE OUR
weather.
strong
feature
of
the
plan
is
pensive to eat. High-priced flour
to use the fund on premiums for
Thi*
aeeiu«
to
be
"moving
week"
in
that it encourages careful study means scanty bread supply for
the next two years.
of the work and all the details thousands of people who depend our community. Ed Schmeer, who ha»
lived ou the Mitchell farm for the pa»t
Forty-eight hours after pen that go to ensure success. One on daily wages to support large ten year«, haa move-l to a farm which
“Known the World Over”
ning the above, in response to a of the causes of the present families. Hood River is one of he recently purchaM-d near Canby.
letter from J. W. Shattuck, call- poultry conditions is that so the strongest grange centers of Janie« Fitzgerald take« ;aM»e««ion of
ing attention to the purposes of many of those who try to raise the state, and we believe the | the Mitchell farm.
W. J <»TT
II. H. OTT
J. M. SHORT. M.D.
the Grange Fair, the Governor poultry seem to think it can be grange is an opponent of mono 8. Stafford ia moving hi« family to
S. P. BITTNER, M.l).
OTT BROTHERS
replies that unless something un done without any head work. polistic stimulation of prices, yet Gresham. While we welcome new reel-
dent«, we are aorry to part with friend«.
DENTISTS
usually unfavorable appears in “Anybody can grow poultry,” they forget the real status of
Phralciaae-Margeeaa
the bill, it will secure his signa seems to be the cause of failure. their organization. Any farmer
Oreaham.
•
Oregon
Local conditions enter into this can live and make a fine profit rhe Herald and "Belter I'ruit.” $1.75
ture.
industry as much as in any on dollar wheat. We used to
R. H. CASWELL
other.
Food, climate, disease, think that seventy-five cents was
T WAS WITH a great deal of
O
pleasure that we heard that a marketing — all are important _
good money __
for wheat,
_________
and ___
our <►
<>|wn to engagement for all kind* of
town clean up was anticipated a considerations and require study farmers were not raising even 20 I’
A STAR SERIAL BEGINS
Auctioneering
few days ago when the council before they can be successfully bushels to the acre. Yieldsnow o
IGKEBHAM.
•
OHEGON
B0U6HT SOLO AND EXCHANGED < -
NOW
handled.
We
doubt
if
there
is
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passed an order that the gully
run from 25 to 40 bushels. !
There it an article in thia number with
crossing Powell street was to be another place on the Coast, and Wheat is not an expensively J >
a big jolt m it. DON’T MISS IT.
H. M. CHITWOOD
You know tome of the thing,
cleaned out and kept clean. certainly not elsewhere, where grown product. The plant re
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
REAL ESTATE axi > EMPfjlYMENT
E viivboov ' i hat done.
THIS IS
However, we have not 3een any there is so large a number of quires a very limited amount of
Farm* a Specialty
ANOTHER.
result of the order as yet. Now pure-bred fowls as can be found care and the expenses of har
HYLAND BROS,
OFFICE
AT ARLETA, OREGON
There it a uorv by the •• Pigt I»
is the very best time of the year right in this county, and such a vesting and marketing are not
ltifl-’ith, t ip|Mstite Piwtoflice
Pigt ” man that it one long ache of
2l!-'.’d Near salmon,
to do this. If it is left till the variety from which to select. excessive. In the wheat produc
laughter, and back of there »pecvtl
|tiRTI..\\l>,
-
I IRE.
E. B. DUFUR
dry season begins the expense of People who have not even a safe ing areas of Dakota. Iowa, Kan
feature» a big, line Evtavaoov'l
M AOAZIWI.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
the undertaking will be three covering for their own heads are sas, Nebraska and Oklahoma, a
” 'I
1
Of Ihr nrm t>( («arca a I k rt a
- ron «Ai.it UY—
times as great or ten times as engaged in growing, at least farmer can single-handed pre
THIN IN
Phone» A ÄTT-5, Main taft*
have
pens
of
pure-bred
stock.
dangerous. Burning trash at
Illi (jRISIIAM ORLO (0.
IMPORTANT !
âOl flO’J (’«»ria’ll Bldg., Foin.a«n. ()■■
pare for harvest fifty to seventy-
that time will be practically out Surely then, we may expect to five acres of wheat. He has in
of the question. The only way see a decided improvement in many instances sold the first crop IS YOC'R WATCH RELIABLE?
PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST LOSS BY
You l<>
around the matter at that time the poultry supply as soon as the from a farm for enough to pay A Slow Timepiece May
min
your
car
;
miao
an
appointment
,
.
will be to remove trash to a safe details of the business can be for it. There is scarcely any mm a biiftinem« engagvtnent; or worm*
distance by a laborious system mastered, and a most excellent other business in which the yet, you may be too late to your work
aud lose your poaition.
that will prove very expensive. way to do that is to develop the working man can engage that
BI T THERE*» RELIEF!
—GO TO
ISHl'KE IN THE
That gulch might be made a proper interest.
will produce such results as this,
very decent little park with
Fred D. Flora
and yet we find these same trust
small effort and a reasonable | EOPLE at and below Syca busters dissatisfied with their And Get a Good Reliable Timepiece
amount of neatness.
more station are very much profits and organizing to force
191 Morrilton Street
agitated just now over a pro the price of their products, en
Brown, Rockwood,
PORTLAND,
-
•
OREGON'
posed
change
of
the
location
of
Near Pap’» Restaurant.
For Eaatern Multnomah anil Clackamaa Countiei.
QUR ATTENTION has also
tirely unmindful of the suffering
been called to the condition Wilson station. It appears that that must result.
of the creek and its banks at the the present location was a piece
rear of the stores that front on of spite work on the part of a
GRANGE NEWS
Now is the Time
Powell street. Drift that has departed 0. W. P. official. A
petition
was
recently
circulated
accumulated from time to time
The quarterly meeting of the Mult
to visit
FREQUENT
RAPID
bas greatly checked the current i to move the station a couple of nomah County Masters' and Lecturers’
COMFORTABLE
and as a consequence every sort hundred yards west, to a point Association will meet with Pleasant
-of old thing can be seen if you which it will be possible to reach Valley Grange on Saturday, Feb. 27. A
full
attendance
is
desired.
Take
Springwater Division
try a little. A few day3 of in with a wagon and where it will O. W. P. car to Sycamore station anti
convenience
about
ten
persons
to
dustrious application would put
anyone can direct you.
STATIONS
Wl>4-n «ummer han pan-
EASTBOUND
the creek in good condition, i where it now benefits one. An
4-d in thene northern
I PORTLAND
Lv
10 4ft 12 41 J U 1 «I 4 «I I «I I «I J 41 11 II
rralakl
clean off its banks, and thus re other advantage would be that it The meeting of Greaham Grange w««
mate*, the itin i» only
I Golf Junction
11 Oft 1 M IHtMtHlMIMIHIIM
Htanlc)
mild under the bright
11 i » 1 !» I !» 4 tl I 11 I II î II I II H y
move a very disagreeable feat would become a shipping point held Saturday. Feb. 13. It waa a very
I l^nt» Junction..
II M 1 22 » 22 4 12 I 22 I 22 1 li I » II 11
blue »ki.-H of Houthern
ft »
inlay and interesting meeting aa no
. Mycumom......
II a-2 1 ÌI 1 12 4 12 I 21 I 12 1 I] I H I j ,,j
ft to
ure of our town. This all means for a considerable part of the meeting wa* held in January on account
California.
Thi* i* one
Jen nr.,
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Linncinann
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ol nature’* happy pro
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better sanitation and less cause stuff that is now hauled to and of atormy weather. Bro. Gill, maxter
g RE miia M
U.
u
viaion*—eti-rnal »umnier
Io
II
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ft J>
Hogan
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1 40
1 II
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for such conditions as now exist. from Lents and Gates Crossing. of Ruaaellville Grange, wa* present and
for tlioae who cannot en
Annrrmn
ii
1 II 1 «
1 II
1 12
In
dure a more m-vere cli
It would also be a convenience invited to install the new officers, who
1 Haley .
in M 1 N 2 55
1 »1
1 »1
10 ao
Boring
ii
1 M J 51
• M
Î 40
mate.
I! ffl)
Hlrfrr...
to people farther south who will are W. B Parsons, master; Mrs. Chas
i« IV) 2 00 4 10
0 01
1 00
11 04
California
ha*
been
call-
I Barton
HE PEOPLE who may be in
12 M 2 00 4 0)
I M
a 04
II IV
•d the " Mecca of the
I f>rrn Creek . .
in the near future travel the Merrill, overseer: Mrs. I). W. McKay,
12 0! 2 IT 4 01
0 0?
I 02
II Jft
Ki»gi<* Creek.
terested in the fair for this
Mrs. D. W. Metzger, steward;
12 II 2 12 4 12
• 12
I 12
winter touriat." It* ho
II 40
road leading down and connect lecturer;
, Ciirrlnevlllr.
12 II 2 10 4 11
I 11
a 19
11 Aft
tel* and «topping place*
Mrs. John Roberta, chaplain ; Mrs. Geo.
Katacada
year should not overlook the
12 21 2 20 4 24 ...I 20
• ?•
12 It
’CAZADERO
are an varied a* thoee of
ing with the Foster road at the Sleret, treasurer; Mrs. Ed Sleret. secre
Ar
12 21 2 20 4 J5
0 24
0 24
12 21
necessity of beginning early to
well
regulated
citie*.
little bridge. On the north the tary; J. W. Shattuck, gatekeeper ami
Viaitor* can alwav* find
TROUTDALE BRANCH
ensure good exhibits and first
euitable accommodation,
Wilson road will be greatly bene Miss Effie Roberts, lady aaat. steward.
chances on awards. Some of our,
congenial
companion«,
fited, and promise of a new road ¡luring the Lecture hour the following
arjd varied, pleaning rec
crops will soon be seasonable for
program was rendered : Song by (¡range ;
leading this way has been heard. The subject of Good Roads was intro- [
reation,.
TROUTDALE Ar
planting and as soon as the
-
I Chances are that Wilson would duceti by J. W. Shattuck; Bro. Gill told !
ground is dry enough it should
STATIONS
WESTBOUND
soon be one of the most import us what was doing at the Legislature |
be stirred and fertilized and
Lv
CAZADERO
ft 41 .
ft 4ft' 10 4ft
....
ant points along the line if only from personal observation; Mias Effie
2 4»
4 41
12 M
Estacada
.. ..'ft Ml
V IMI111 'W
otherwise put in the first stages
> M
1 M
1 *
I f'urrlnavlllr
7 01
9 Oft 11 0ft
it were a little better located, Roberta sang a solo and II. E. Davis *
IM
IM
1 9
,
Ha«le
I.reek
7
W7
9
12
.1
12
«...
of preparation for the coming
1Í
I 12
I 12
ua an illustrated lecture on the old-;
1 24
Deep f’reelc
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ft I7|ll 17
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I IT,
Now in opposition to all these gave
12
Will be gls'l to supply some
1 M
Ì Barton....
7 14 ... 9 Iftlll 19
fashioned and the
modern
kitchen
....
crop. Ordinary barnyard fertil
1»
> "
I 1»
very
attactive
literature,
de-
2
M
Mlrfer
..........
7
Ift
V
2»ll
JR
benefits is balanced the wishes which was very beneficial to all. The
n
i n
i m
2 20
«••ribing in detail the many de-
Borina
7 22
! «
• ”
0 /T il J7
izer will yield far greater returns
Ji
2 40
flaky..
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JA
...
•
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30
of one landholder, or rather subjects for next time are very good and J
io
•W" of winter in California.
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4M
2 M
A ndrrson..
. 7 71 ... V n 11 u
»2
if it is given some time to de
> >2
I 12
Very low round trip excursion
2 2t
Hogan.
a 7 W
a
9 37 II 17
creek holder, for that is about all who hear them will be benefitted. ;
V
> V
» «
2 41
G
BENHA
M
tickets
are
on
sale
to
California.
1»
15
5
4ft
A
MO
7
17
M
4ft
V
4ft
11
Ift
compose before the young plants
2 4» » 4» 4 4» I 41 I
4 II
f.
Linnemann
12
A M|7 4ft ft 4M V IV II 4M 1 44 2 44 I 44 4 44 I I» 4 <1
all he has of the earth to show The Lecturer's hour from two to three ■
The rate from Portland to I.os
4 21
Jenne
12
T1
5
Ó2
ft
1717
47
ft
M
V
A3
11
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begin to grow. If placed on the
1 III III 114 III |)(
is always open to the public and visitors
Angeles ami return is
4 M
; Mycarnorr
5 Aft ft 40 7 AO* ftft 9 Mil Aft
12 25
for his claims.
To move the are
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4 41
I trenta Junction., i 12 M 4 Oft A <lf> • noi* IO <1 HA 10 Of. U « 2 1 M
welcome.
fields and left for a number of
sss.oo
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4 M
,
Hunley
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ft
.Vl.ft
10
9
|ft
12
42
4
40
A
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lo
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12
H
station three hundred feet west There will be a special meeting of i
Ui! 2 4 11 ‘ ’»• »•” -
Freight
I Golf Junction..
Limit six months, allowing
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weeks before turning under a
PORTLAND ..Ar
ft 4ftu ftOlft MV Mil »0 17 40 2 40 1 4« 4 41 1 40 1 41140
would inconvenience him prin- Gresham Grange Saturday evening,
stopover priveleges in either
large part of the nitrates in the
direction.
Similar excursion
cipally, in short he is about the March fl, to elect delegates to the county |
TROUTDALE BRANCH
rate* are in affect to all Cali
________
form of am mon i acai gases escape
and to make preparations
fornia pointe.
only opponent of the improve convention
for Pomona Grange which meets here
TRfll'TD
Jill M 1 21
into the air. If turned under ment, and as long as he has his March 17.
Fairview
• 'JO 7
X 20 » 2.5 IO 25 II 2B
immediately before the seed is
For fall Information, »1eeplng ear reaerra-
way Wilson will remain a name
M l 24 1 24
lions and ticket», rail, writ« or telraraph
to be sown the decomposition and a convenience for him alone.
a Hally Except Rmiday.
A X 0gvns In Roman. P. M Hgiirei In black.
Auction S<ile.
C. W. Stinger, C. F. A.
may set in and scald the young There is nothing like being the By a mieunderatanding lent week we
3rd and Washington wtrecta
JuncFtkm0"*°" Cil7’ <:anem,h P,rk ,nd "“J P°inU- »hinge can at Golf
plant, or else if it should turn only man in the neighborhood to advertised Mr,. Douglass' Auction Hale
wm.
M
c
M
urray
,
g
.
p
.
a
.
cut dry it prevents the ground whom all others must subjugate at Pleasant Home aa a Bargain Hale. It
For Lento, Mt Hcott and east aida point«, change can at Unto Junction.
Portland, Oregon
will be an auction by R. I. Anderson.
from packing and allows too their interests.
General Office!, Fint and Alder 8to„ PoaTLAMD, O bboom .
PORI LAM).
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