Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, April 02, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextGRANGE NEWS ROCKWOOD BEAVER STATE k35^«ssö^l?*ct Succeeding Gresham Vindicator. Greaham Gaaette. East Multnomah Record, Multnomah Record and Montavilla Herald. Published Every Friday at Gresham. Ore., by the B ravcb S tatb PvauaHtmi Co H. A. DARNALL, F.onva as » M axaurb . Knierad as Meond-claM mailer at the p.aloO.'e at lireaham. Oreaon EDITORIAL COMMENT W. A. Rowen had the niiaiortuna to Multnomah Grange met in all day loae a valuable cow last week. session in their hall. March 27th, with The morning aes Ed Wilkes. who waa reported very a good allemlancs ill with pneumonia, is eomewhat im ■ion was takeu up with business. Two application« for meniliership were acted proved. upon. Mrs. Hodgkins waa given the 3d The McManus plate that waa told (or i and 4th degrees. Aller dinner an hour tS.ikW two year» ago waa recently «old was spent on a good program and the (or *13,000. t«t and '.’nd degrees were conferred on Mrs. Earneat ia slowly improving from I lore candidate«. County deputy Ulster Shattuck waa present and assisted in recent illneea. i tlie work, also Mias Fox of the Portland Mr. anJ Mr». M Rtichle gave a card Library. Visitors are alwaya welcome. party at their reeidence on Saturday Pleasant Valley Grange met in all evening. Four new The dance given by Rockwood Grange day session last Saturday. on Saturday evening waa well attended members were initiated. A basket so- ! cial will tie held under the auspices of and everybody had a good tune and tine ‘ Pleasant Valley Grange at their hall >n music. Another dance with same mu ! Saturday evening, April 10th. The sic April 10th. proceeds will lie added to the debt fund. hat. The hat is probably passed to them. For instance, how is It that one company ditea about all of the paving of the streets of Portland* And at prices that prevent many peo ple from owning property. The Im provements on many a block of ground costs more than the ground is worth Add to this a 20 per cent tax levy, insurance, water and a few- other luxuries and life In a city— Two new houses for Rockwood as Boon this particular city if not others. Is a punishment for existence. There as the weather aettlea. Is only one suggestion for such de John Brown will begin work on hia pressive conditions come out Into It will the country, or at least to our vil new etore building at once. lage. where the council is honest, we have a glass front. believe, and they serve without pay: they neither starve or wax wealthy. Vi J. UTT IT IS TIME you ha>l that watch fixed up It lias timsl.-l repair ing end regulating tor a long time. Or parhaps vou need a uew timepiece. Why lie always behind, ,time? -GO TO— M. N. orr OTT BROTHERS deni lais Greaham, ... Oregon J. M. SHORT, M.l). S. P. BUTNER, M.l). Fred I). Flora PkrsUiass-Xsigasaa For Everything In Jewelry l ine, Greaham, 191 Morrison Street PORTLAND. OREGON Near Pap*« Koclauranl. • Oregon R. H. CASWELL AUCTIONEER MARBLE AND GRANITI: O| m « h to engagement for all kind» of For once Gresham is coming to AiirliotM’vring herself. Not for a year, and we be- GRESHAM, OREGON llere never before, has there been such a general interest in future -' ■ — ■ — prospects as are just now being de All Kln«la of Omrtery W.«rk K«t I ma tv a on all «•'*•*«• o( Work REAL ESTATE anti EMPLOYMENT A Healing Salve for Burna. Chapped veloped. The old commercial club Hands and Sore Nipples. has been reorganiied and now mem Far tn* a H|M«r tally Aa a healing salve for burns, sores, bers are being annexed at a lively OFFICE AT AKLKTA, OREGON sore nipples and chap|ied hands Cham rate. The only thing that keeps us XV» E. Morrjaiin Nt. !* gmti ani » berlain » Salve ia moat excellent. It from organixing a 500 club is the Rhone Emil 43H. i »llava the pain of a burn alui.mt instant lack of material. Every man that ly, ami unless the injury is very severe, has a grain of local patriotism and CORBETT , heals the parts without leaving a scar, M ( IIONI I R has an opportunity will allign him For sale by Gresham We are not in the matrimonial Mr. Beerltower is iqwuiding some time i Price, 2f> cents 20 Year» lupcricrue, self with the pur|H>ae of this move Summon*. Drug Co. ment and forget himself in the com business, but if we can extend a here re|miriiig and beautifying his R kfkmrn * -*■ Dr 1 1 huqwHiii anti M ». In t hr ( irmit f«>urt of th«* Mair «»( Oregon Tlh tn|»aoll mon good. Here is a chance for the favor to an unhappy bachelor or a buildings on his fruit farm. for the (.'utility of Mullhouiah fellow that has been saying how forlorn maid, »hi not* MONTAVILLA. OREGON Not long N. P. Gleason purchased a horse at MINNI« IIR ANlhiN. Plaintiff. much he would like to see public im since we met a comfortably situated l‘h«»B<’ I Mill \ • Washougal Friday. provements made and what good lOMKiqi It BRAM»«»*. Ih trióla nt Miss Ethel Campliell of Montavilla things he stands for. yet has never farmer of small means who was la M M Mt ISM menting his condition of single visited relatives in this vicinity this been able to get them carried out T<t Jtt»< |'li H tirandoti. «Ivfondatit JEWELER and OPTICIAN Now. whether the thing proposed is blessedness. In the vmnr »d the Htatr o| Oregon V<»u ' He was of Norwegian week. art* hcrrbjr rrutiirrd t«» apilar atol altearr the , Watch Repairing a Specialty the thing YOU want or not. if the descent, neat as a pin. has a new- < «•111 |>laitil rth ! .tgahiat you tn the ataño rlt I Mias Alice Rassmusaen took a week's majority want it. help to make that house. has it comfortably furnished lit la«l Court aivt eut! on or befor«* thr lay leave of atwence from her school duties wish a fact Perhaps you will then and has ample ground to keep a «•( April. I “**. uh!« h la th.- laat <ia> A*rr»crlbe<l ' In the order fur the ptiblleatlxn m thl> »utu ‘ — Dii* tributi it g Station for— be able to interest some one in your home comfortable Just one unhappy at the Monmouth Normal and «(»ent iiutn* tot >t»u to •<» appear, alni il )<»n (all to pets then. There has been too much condition faced his future—a home ap|*car an>l answer th«- plnlntllY w ill apply lo last week at home. knocking of opponents in Gresham th«- al ne «'titilla «I Court lor the rvilef prayed I • without a wife Now a man of 40 Geo..l»resavll in Portland Friday. lor in her coniplnilit. Ill lit«’ alaivv etitltlr«í to ever accomplish great good Let ought to find some one that would • nit. to wit That the bond» «if inalrinioiiy • |>«'4»l«'r tn |’i| m * mid Pump Fix- Harry Sidwell moved his family to us hope that the knockers and the meet his taste and complete his now ewiMlng U tween plaintiff and dvf« n«lai<i | • lurea. Ki*«*«*l 'iron Work. croakers will stay at home, keep off home, but it is not always possible. Vianto where he is employed as line T h ? f.irekcr dlasolvt'd and that the plaintiff • no ctHTunr. herein hav« thrrarv and cit«to«ly «4 the »alti! the streets, keep mum and give some I There are many risks to be met at man for the telephone coni|»any. minor child rm tnviiti«*nr«l in the tomplaiut. live, energetic, public-spirited citl- < and for »u< h .ittier and further r«-li«-f aa lo the Women do not marry at Ethel Rogers came up from Manor, sens a chance to do something for I that age Court mai ar« m e«|Ultabi» ami inai ; Powell St. Gresham. Ore. 40 for love—that is not often They the town This may all be news to | Wash., ami »¡»ent a few days with the Thia aumtnona la publlahed pursuant t«> an marry tor position or advantage order made an«t «latru on the '»th day of March. •••••••••••••••••••••••me some people, but right here we wish And many a man that might make home folks. KODAK AND CAMERA SUPPLIES !•••». by the Hon <’ U Ganlrnteln tirrakllng to say that there is an impression a true woman happy passes singly Judge of the absne ant it lr«l Court, l>y w ti le h Mrs. M E. Heed is repairing her fish- abroad that certain of our people to his reward because of the risks For NADDI I s. It \RXI ami ALL or«fcr It 1« directed that tHl« auinm<»na t»«’ pul» wheel. F. C ami F. E. Reed went in llahrtl In the H«avar that*’ Herald, one«’ a w< «-ll ; have not a bit of use for you or any attendant on late marriages H A RN >» ACC' EbM) K1 EH It is for ali Colta« < ulive w eek« and the «tate of th«’1 one else unless they can see or can better to marry young their launches to Warrendale ami got People who tirai publication la tha lith day «»< March. I'*»* be shown that it is going to profit marry young marry for love and the pile driver for use at the two fish ami the dale of the last publication will I m th«* Jhl «lay «»f April, !«•*♦ them directly at once. Our neigh that alone is better than for motive wheels. Al! Klmla Kv|i«lring quickly done <» M lilt KKY. bors are all outdoing us in the way Room Worrrwter Alt ‘yr lor 1‘lalntlff whatever it may be. OUST LARSON, Pro*., (Ircnham of organized action. Sandy has its Hldg , l’ori lami. < »re. Fruitgrowers, association. Pleasant POWELL VALLEY Valley has its Push Club. Troutdale Lay of the Oreqon Hen. All Kinde nt Building has a Fruitgrowers’ association. A number of friends gathered one Material . . Rustic, Washougal has just raised 53000 to We have read of Maud on a aiiinmer day, evening laat week at tie home of Mra. qLAESING GRANITE C Flooring, Ceiling and advertise its farms and horticultural Who raked, barefooted, the new mown Anna Tbielaen and gave her a farewell Finishing...................... possibilties. and now Portland is hav; hird street raising a $100,000 to boost not only We have read of the maid in the early surprise. The next day »he left for Mt ALL KILN DRIED Portland but the whole country We Vernon, IVuli., where abe waa united morn, started a little enterprise here last Who milked the cow with the crumpled in marriage to a Mr. Anderson, owner Sut E. W MILLER. LENTS year, and do you know that some of Wilev-Allen < mice horn: Mra. Thielaen the m<wst able men in the town never And we’ve read the lays that the poets of a dairy ranch there. Milt AID URDS AT LEMTS JUMCTIOM baa reeiJed here many year« and ha. a gave it anything better than a cuss •ing, ing because there was no paymaster Of the rustling corn and the Howers of boat of frienda who wiah her happiness in sight. They could not see that a spring; and prosperity. dollar spent in getting people to see But of all the lays of tongue or pen. The atork visited the home of Mr. what they could do on this fine land There’s naught like the lay of the < »re- Company 4 and Mr». R. Beadle and left a fine boy. of ours and getting others to see gon hen. »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•a what they could accomplish would Ix>ng, long before Maud rakes her hay, Hildurand Elsie Salquist had a birth be like seed on the winds, to be re The Oregon hen has begun to lay, day party laat Sunday to which they in turned after a short time in a 100- And ere the milkmaid stirs a peg, fold harvest. We must drop our 1 he hen is up and has dropped her egg; vited their acnoolmatea. About ®> neighbor» and friend» met short-sightedness, take hold firmly, The corn must rustle and flower» spring lay aside our differences and as one If they hold their own with the barn with the l.adiea Missionary society at man reach out for that which seems yard ring. home of C. J. I.aaafolk laat Saturday. the beet for all. perhaps not the best If Maud is needing a hat or gown, Rev. J. E. Nrdling preached and apoke for ME She doesn’t hustle her hay to town, very touchingly of the old people. Also We gn- prvtutnHl to Bat goes to the store and obtains a suit cut all kiml* of PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST U»ss RY Certain Portland councilmen are With a basketful of her fresh ben fruit; S. M. Steffanaon and J. I’almblad «poke. w < mm I «m nhort no very much disturbed about the de It the milkmaid's beau makes a Sunday A tine »el of table ailverware waa pre tice : : : rail. sented to Mr. and Mra. l.assfolk as a pravity resulting from married wo She doesn’t feel him on milk at all. token of friendabip. An elaborate men consorting in saloons. They But works up eggs in a custard pie luncheon waa served. The faintly left say that is so bad for the home. And stuffs him full of a chicken frye; ! ent 40r, 2 cut» 50 c, 1» ruta flOr per cord INSERE IN TIIE Now it there is anything in the na And when the old man wants a horn, f .r tV.H»lbull, III. The girla Dorcas society a ill meet at ture of reason why married women Does he take the druggist a load of corn’’ Not much! He simply robs a ne»t, the borne of Mrs. C. A. Lindgren on have not as much right to enjoy the Reahlence, Main Hl Phone '¡¡^ And to town he goes—you Know the rest pleasures that are supposed to be He hangs around with the cliques and Saturday, April 10. Everybody cor (tKKHHAM. ORKGON rings. found behind the doors of a saloon dially invited. as the men have let us hear it. No And talks of politics and things. Tbe Young Peoples society is prejer- woman reaches the age of maturity While his pour wife stays at home and ing for a good Easter program to be For Eastern Multnomah and Clackamas Counties. scowls, without having about as much in given in the Lutheran church, Easter formation about the ways of the But is saved from want by those self same fowls; Sunday, 7 -.30 p. m. world and the secrets of life as men. She is naturally quicker to under For, while her husband lingers there. stand than man. and many a time She watches the cackling hens with care, when a man would have to be shown, And gathers eggs, and the eggs she’ll Last Call lor this Wonderful Maga bide, his partner in life comprehends by zine. free until April 15. 1909. intuition, seemingly. The supposi Till she saves enough tn stem the tide. The subecription ¡»rice of Haman tion that she is innocent of all ideas Then hail, all hail, to the Oregon hen, concerning some of the matter that The greatest blessing of all to men I Life—the magazine about people—which form the ordinary drift of conversa Throw up your bats and emit a howl baa made aurh a remarkable aucceaR, tion in such resorts is a mistake. For the perservering barn-yard fowl! If she is naturally better than man Corn may lie king, but it's plainly seen, and is now in such great demand, has she should purify the saloon by her The Oregon ben is the Oregon queen. been advanced to |1.<X) per year. If you With apologiea to A. A. Rowley, presence. If she cannot do that ft is accept our offer now you can get thia In the Topeka Mail and Breeze.” a frank admission that the saloon moat unique and moat interesting maga is past improvement and the only zine free for one year. With every an way to avoid its corrupt Influence is 4 ¥»*7 ♦ft M 1 I» ir» IO 4ft 12 4$ 2 4S 3 4S 4 4S 1 45 • 45 1 41 II II PORTLAND Lv It is no kindness to your son that you rre glit U Oil IO (K> 111 Oft 1 01 3 OS 4 OS » OS • OS 1 os a OS II 35 5 o. « 7 Ift 1 Golt Junction to stay away from It—men as well nual aubacription to the Beaver .State [>ermit him to grow up in idleness. It m In V 15 IO ift II 1.» 1 II 3 1S 4 IS 5 15 1 Il 1 13 7 ft * Rtanlrv il i 15 11 45 as women, for are not not men un Herald we will give a year's suljacrife From all Parte of the Last IO ft 22 7 M'2 * T2 17 V 22 II TJ lx*ntii Junction.. 1 22 3 22 4 22 5 22 1 22 1 22 1 II 52 . R JU der as much obligations to avoid de is a misfortune to him if you are stuck ft 31 7 t<> R 27 V irj 10 w II ■ 2 1 J? 3 32 4 32 5 32 1 32 1 32 1 23 H) «’amore.. 32 U tion to Human Life free. Thia offer ■ 1 N 40 ft rti 7 42 R So w *•» IO .V. II 34 1 3S 3 3S 4 15 3 3SI 3S 1 1S • 34 12 Or. moralizing influences as women? Is up with the idea 'that my son doesn’t J«’iin«' . via R ;j| .V» 9 IO IO 40 II 4<» 1 40 3 40 4 40 s 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 12 IO Li n n'-mnn n : m ,7 N MI not their relation to the sanctity of have to work, I am able to keep him’. must lie withdrawn April 15th. Take r H \ M ft II 7 0 R y 45 lo II 45 1 4S 3 4S 4 45 5 45 • 45 1 41 1 45 12 15 V ■j) the home in every way as seriously advantage of it now. Send uh 11.50 and a [7 fi* 1 * V IM II 4« I 41 3 41 UNION PACIFIC H our 5 41 1 11 y ■M Idleness is the devil’s workshop. The 7 ÂM y .'Ri sax-red as the woman's? A mlr r«on 5 »3 I11 .M I 13 3 43 1 S3 we will give you a year’s Miilwcription to 1 In IN ÍM» . . N y tth 1 SS 3 SS ¡II Hnl. y man that will hunt a game of poker, s SI 1 II OREGON SHORE LINE lo iM) y '»a .Vi .. la 03 Borine Human Life. Send your order or call 1 SI 3 SI H 5 M 1 50 • Il tg) The people of Portland are very and find it no matter where it is bidden IO (MI (I2 <ti 2 00 4 00 Mieter.................. . . . H (K. e 00 1 00 11 <»< Illi OKI GON at the office of the Beaver State Herald. M lo <v> in Barton ... 12 OS 2 OS 4 OS i os 1 OS much worked up about who is going away, learned to play poker in a barn • Il IO . . . A 12 1 ». an Creek IO 07 12 or 2 or 4 or i 07 1 07 11 RAILROAD & NAVIGAIION COMPANY Kaffir H Iff IO 14 Ur«’« It 12 13 2 li 4 13 to bo the next mayor. Why not be loft, where he had nothing else to do • 13 0 13 11 IO R 24 IO 19 Uiirrinsville. 12 11 2 ti 4 11 i 11 1 11 11 Our Haq. disturbed about who Is to be the and his father was able to keep him |M .il lo 20 K**tara<!a SOU Illi KN PACIIIC 12 N 2 21 4 20 • 21 1 21 12 in . I a It IO ir»! t'A/.ADFRO Ar 12 M 2 3S 4 3S • 35 31 1 next council? If ever a city needed without work. The boy who goes to 25 12 O fold of white and scarlet, O blue to be concerned about Its council work at seven in the morning and works field with your silvery stars! May I ROU I DAI L BRANCH that city is Portland. It has done till six in the evening, when not at fond eyes welcome you, willing feet fol LINNRMANN l.v '■ I . • ■' - I" I" II •’ I M 1 W 1 SO « «« J m « W 1 <« practically nothing for the last three school, is not the boy who becomes a low you, strong hands defend you, II»-.' Line 'I «I - .'.I » II '> IO » I I 1 St Ì «s J s, 4 ,( I ,( I „ ; ,, years but oppose the mayor, and with cigarette fiend. The young man who warm hearts cherish you and dying lips f.lrvl.'» I» 7 » » 4» IO US in n 01 1 0) 1 SI 4 0, < JJ ( a, a ,, , ,, mot rn.il.» Ar[s'. »o.» iìki io h i»'u io i io » oo «tosoooioiootoo all their combined efforts they have gets into ‘scrapes’ and brings premature give you their blessing. Ours by inher not been able to prevent him from gray hairs on his father’s head, and too itance, ours by allegiance, ours by af securing certain reforms. They are frequently makes ¡rainful wounds in the fection, long may you float on the free a cowardly lot. They are afraid <AZADK.Ro of the mayor, the saloon-keepers and mother’s heart, is the one who passed winds of heaven, tbe emblem of liberty, Kfttiifftd* Correspondingly low from other points. f'lirriimvlll« ’ the people. They plot to prevent the his youth in idleness and shiftlessness. the hope of the world ! Kaffir < rrrk Jaws being enforced, and then they Work is a great purifier, besides no Dorp t'rerk Individually or collectively plot to Barton ’fiT punish the lawbreakers. And then man ever amounted to shucks in this MOUNT HOOD. Write letters to everylxsly you know MI. Boring world who was afraid to work. — Con to prevent being forced to act In ac I in the East and tell them about these cordance with their honest convic cordia Kansan. A ndrroon.. (C’ompo.«-<1 l»y Mildred Faubton.) low colonist rates. Send them liters- Hognn tions, if they ever had any, they re GRF.HH A M Yonder stands a mountain that we all sign from their positions on commit I ture shout Oregon, or semi their ad Linnemann hold high and dear; tees and proceed to hide from the Jen nr •Don is’ for Old Aqe. It isn’t Helens, it isn't Adams and it dresses to us and we will do it. In thia Hycamorr. public gaze. Then some wise guy 1 way you can lie a great help in the l»rntN Junction io tk. n M isn ’ t Mt. Rainier. Don ’ t remember disagreeable thing«. gets scared and to show how deeply 12 <2 I «»6 It n Stanley. l<» 15 12 IS 1 growth and progress ot your State. interested he is in the public welfare, Golf Junction.. 12 r»o 4 <0 »i Zi T io 2o 12 20 Don’t be dissatisfied with your work. But the name ia quite familiar in the PORTLAND makes a bogus scoop, bogus because I« M» 12 40 East and in the West. YOU CAN PREPAY FARES Don’t expect too much from ypur In the East thejr think it’s glorious, and he does only that that any other per branch son might have done at any time, friend«. for anyone from any place if von want they think it quite the l»e»t, and rounds up a few dozen lawbreak But where they hold it highest ia far ' to. Deposit the necessary amount with Don ’ t doubt the goodness of those ers. they all get scared and take to out in the West. 1 our local agent ami he will telegraph the hack alleys to prevent being about you. Here the very name they worship aa j ticket promptly. drawn into the necessity of enforc Don’t forget to «nake the beet of they gaze upon this tower, ing the law. Anyhow, the city has Inquire of Arent, or write to a Pally Kzcept Baaday. A. M. fiaures In Roman. P. M. «(lires In black. And when they speak of thia dear a number of fellows that do nothing everything. WM. McMIIKRAY mountain they always call it “Our.’’ but sit in the council once a week Don’t think all the world in wicked For Oregon City, Canemah Park and way [»lints, change cars at Golf General Passenger Agent and are paid, publlcy, accordingly, When we think of it—“Our mountain’’— Junction. and unkind. a wage that no honest man would The Oregon Railrosd A Navigation Co. we think of all that's good. For Lent«, Mt. Scott and eaat side points, change cars at Lents Junction. live on without assistance Of Don’t forget that kind word« and a Can yon blame us for so thinking? for Southern Pacific Co. (lanes in Oregon) course these men do not pass the ■mile coat nothing. PORTLAND, ORBOON this mountain ia Mount Hood. General Office», First and Alder St«., P obtlard , O rmow , Monuments H. M. CHITWOOD W. W. MINAR E. B. MOREI.OCK F. W. FIELDHOUSE C. L CRENSHAW : i Tinner and Plumber EASTMAN KODAKS premo ho hxwk - eve Cameras F. W. FIELDHOUSE 1!L Gresham Harness Shop I LUMBER :♦ : 267 T ÓRÙ.AND. OREGON BLAESING. Mgr. Í'lwin-AHU. MILLER-MOWERY LUMBER : WOOD SAWING 'mií F GASOLINE SAW Fire ! WOOD FOR SALE THE EASTWOOD NURSERIES OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION John Brown, Rockwood, Agent LOW RATES TO PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO. FREQUENT OREGON DAILY During March and April $3.3 from Chicago $30.50 fromSt. Louis $25 from Omaha $25irom Kansas City TO THE PUBLIC RAPID ’ COMFORTABLE Springwater Division STATIONS STATIONS EASTBOUND