nearly 3,5tM),fa)O cypress ties, and in
mu ml numbora, 3-iuillion each «»( Weal«
ern pine and hemlock. Redwood, white
pine, lodgepole pine, gum, heech.apruco
and several other wouda were use« I in
smaller quantities.
While the oaks, ami particularly the
Pktsklaaa-SaigMaa
white oaka, have always I wen tho pro«
(erred woods (or enm ties and still form
Oraaham,
•
Orafoa
a large proportion ot the total, tho in­
creasing price« which the n»a«fa have
w. J. UTT
H II. or*
hail to pa) (or satisfactory oak ties are
forcing them to look more ami more tor
substitutes
Thia aiwuiiti in part (or
• DENTISTS
the great variety of woods reported.
Gfvahani.
...
Oregon
White oak, untreated, makes a tie which
gives excellent service (or many years,
L. I). MAHONE
hut it has Ivern found possible to take
kTTOBMKl \r i \w
wood» which naturally are not durable,
give them a treatment with either creo­ Heal Estate. Probate ami Uorporalon
l.aw
sote or line chloride, which will prevent
Prompt Attention to All Ituaineae
decay, and thus ¿el much longer service
«14 Couch Bldg
Phons. Main IUI<»
(roin them than can be secured from un­
|*t»MTI.A.ND. OREGON
treated »«ak ties.
MONIAVIllA
PROEESSIONAL CARDS.
J. M. SHORT, M.l),
S. P. BUTNER, M. I).
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EDITORIAL COMMENT
The Rose Show for this year is
over and there is nothing to re­
gret.
If all the show was as
good as the part we were permit­
ted to see the show can be con­
sidered an entire success. There
was no want of an interested
public and the part which the
managers put up in the way of
parades surely more than met
expectations.
Better planned
floats, more artistically arranged
and more typical of the ideas
represented. The floats were far
in advance of anything we have
ever seen and the people of Port­
land have no cause to regret any
feature of the week's entertain­
ment.
a good time so they are going to
have a time right at home. That
is all right.
We have noticed
that the little local picnics are
far more interesting than those
presented by the city people.
Such a day in the city is about
as devoid of interest as a half
holiday on a desert island. But
the local "Fourth” where you
meet those that you know and
have a regular good time and
plenty of it and where every one
goes home satisfied is the one to
be encouraged.
The determination to celebrate
the Fourth at Gresham has been
growing and that the day will be
properly spent is now an assur­
ed fact. Last year’s celebration
was a success and many people
are looking forward to a repeti­
tion of the day.
Let us try to
make the return one that they
will not regret. A little speak­
ing. a lot of music, some attrac­
tions and a few other matters at­
tended to will give us a fine time
right at home.
OTT BROTHERS
E. B. MOREI.OCK
They are still tin ling out things about
Al'ClIONI I R
butter at the I nitrd States l>epartmeut
ill Year« I xperieme.
of Agriculture. A tew »lays ago it was
Rivgaaxt kr l»r ) niouip««»n amt
announced that the umlesirahie fishy
M. h Thotiipaun
flavor that spoils eo much butter could MONTAVILLA.
- OREGON
fa* eliminated by churning the cream
Phone iMtt
gwert
Now. alter making a three year
study of the changes which butter un­
dergoes in storage, it is shown that a
product made from pasteurised sweat
cream has better keeping qualities and
remains free from objectionable flavors
Did lou Evtr Slop to Think that von
for a longer time than butter made from
can realise mure fur yuur atuck ami
gmala at auctiou than any other way?
sour cream.
It was found that, even
when stored at a very low temperature, I shoultl lx* gla«l to «ell yonr gi*otfa for
vou ami solicit a »hare of the auction
butter often undergoes marked changes,
CusincM of your reetkm.
and these changes are more market! in
• ba butter made from sour cream. It is
Rhone TgB Hr« phunr •
predicted that it will not I* long twfore
rti'.» till Main st , ami DM* E Seventh at
all butter made commercially will fa*
VANCOl VI R. WASH.
made from sweet pasteurised cream, be­
cause such a product will keep longer
in storage and can be sold as a high-
grade butter after long storage.
Even
now a numfa*r of creameries use only
such cream, and lor a year th»* United
States navy required that sweet cream
«hall l*e tired for all the butter it buys.
It has been demonstrated that such but­
ter can I n * kept 14 months at least with­
out developing the usual storage flavor.
—Pacific Homestead.
W. S. wool)
AUCTIONEER
Our office is doing quite a bit
of outside work these days. The
order for the State Grange Pro­
ceedings has been placed here
and we will be busy getting that
into shape the last of the month.
Rockwood Oddfellows are having
a new set of by-laws prepared
just now.
Sandy is to have a fine Cele­
bration on the Fourth of July.
The people up that way do not
want to leave the country to have j
The automobiles are now enjoying the
There are many g*H»«l things to lx
run out Eaal Stark at reel tinea thia leariie«i from th* R« mh * Carnival
The
street receive*! a good coat of oil.
esthetic aide of life has lieen awakened
( arnlval week was indeed a tmay one in our chihlron
Let the influetii'ea fur
for all. Such a general holiday spirit Iwauty ami the uplift ret in motion car«
has never been thown here
It »remod rv a lasting Impreeaion. Are ymi doing
to permeate the air and aaa caught up your part to spr<*ad tho beaut Hill lesson
and wafted mi by all with whom it came it hss taught?
if nut do got busy al
in contact
unco. The willing hamla that planted
The duel ng examinations In our ami cared for the rosea in our llueo City
achoolt have fa*»'ii held this seek, the were factors in the very aucooesful Car-
graduating extrcieea taking place Thurs­ I nival which closed Saturday night
day evening
Tho class numitered 17
The r«*»ea displayed al th«* California
ami they were a happy looking gump of btiihling *mt al Ihr Fair grounds were
fane ami girls.
artistically arrange>l ami were fa*autilul
Th»* auto races brought largo crowds lll.|e«*«|.
<»f |a*oplr to M«>niavilla Saturday ami
The funeral »orviros of Mrs. II.
faith car lines were busy.
Over seven Gable wore conduct»*«I bv Rev
A. E.
hundred auloiiiobilos aided in carrying Patch at the homo «»I Mis L ll«»ppor.
the |M*oph* t*> ami fro.
Miss Via Ryder ha» gone to Califor­
Childrens' Day nervier* will fa* hold
in the M E church Sunday evening
Any mother who has had experience
with this distressing ailment will fa*
pleased to know that a cure may l*e **f-
t'ected bv applying Chamberlain's Salve
is soon as the child is done nursing.
Wipe it off with a soft cloth liefore al*
lowing the haf»e to nurse.
Many train-
•*d nurses use this salve with l«est re-
«ult«
For «ale l»y Gre«ham Drug Co
You Can Pay
17c a Day
The Standard Visible Writer
Prof J. Palters» n has returned *r«»m
a we«-k's sojourn in Corvallis just In
lune to take an active part in the work
The revival meetings at Grace Bap­ c«Hinoete«l with the .Montavilla float in
tist church are fa«ing well attended the Carnival parade last Thurmlay. Ho
You cauuot afford to inisa these meet- ami all the workers are t«> l»e c«»ngralu*
lat«*! as the float provod to I n * a winner
mgs.
and was greatly ailmired by all the |wo«
Have you read afamt Ray Ocean, the
pie who au cheerfully gave l«» tho fund.
new fa*ach down at Tillamook Bay*
Tho fruits of religion are to bo »«< oii in
Dnl you see tho float—-the mor maid, I !
noble lives ami kindly deeds.
mean?
Sirawfa*rrles are delicious now ss well
as plentiful.
Grafting is the difference fa»ta«*«*li the
getting Ilf«* and the giving life
We should judge religion l»v it*
sentlsl off««t'ts upon the llv«*a of mon
WOOD SAWING
During the Season IQOQ
via Che
OREGON RAILROAD A NAVIGATION COMPANY
WOOD FOR SALE
! rut 40»*. *Jrut«M)c. n »*ut» dör |»rr c<»rd
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an«l toother principal cities in the East, Mi»l»lle U «*«t »»ml South.
('«irr«*"|»»ti<lingly l«»w lures
On Sale June 2, J; July 1. .1; August II. 12
To DENVER and return - - $55.00
On Sale May 17, July I, August II
ollKGON
GRKBHAM.
Going transit limit 10 «lavs from data nl »ale. final return limit Ort 31.
Ttie«o* tickets present some very attractive features in tlo* way <d stop­
over privileges, am! choice «»( routes, thereby enabling pa»»« ngera to make
•hie trip» to manv interesting |s»ints eur»»ut»*
Routing «»n return trip through California may I n * had at a alight ad-
vane»* over the rates «|iiole«|.
Full |NirlM*ular*, sleeping car reservations and tickets will I n * furniahe«|
by any O. R. A N. local agent, or
WM.
M< MURRAY,
(» khkral
P asmrw «» hm
P«» rti . ami >,
A okst ,
<> mk « h « w
When in Town
MAM IT HEADQUARTERS
MRS. BELL, Prop
PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO.
RAPID
FREQUENT
IT
IS TIME
you ha<l that watch titwl
up
It ha* ne.tlc.i repair­
ing anil regulating for a
longtime. Or perhap* you
n«il a new timepieiv. Why
be alway* behind time?
—GO TO—
Fred D. Flora
For Everything in Jewelry Line.
ini Murriaun Street
PORTLAND,
•
OREGON
Sear Pan * Kaalauraat.
Notice for Publication.
MARBLE AMI) ORANITE
All Kin»!« of Cemetery Work
Estimate» on all » ’«»»<*• of Uork
To OMAHA and return - - -
To KANSAS CITY and return
To ST. LOUIS and return - -
To CHICAGO and return - -
We an* pn*pan*i tu
eilt all kimfa oi
winm ! <» ii »hort m»>
tiiv
Department ot the Interior, IT. S. land
Otlice at Portland, Oregon, May 2tl,
H«».
Notice is hereby given that George L.
Peasle»* of Portland, Oregon, who, on
Octolier 22, IVOR, made Timluir and
Stone Ij»n»l Application
Serial No
O.57H, f»>r 0 '.2 of N W '4, BectiOQ I
Township 1 North, Kange 5 East, Will
amette Meridian, ha«
notice of in­
tention to make final Cash Tim 1 st
Proof, to »»stablish claim to th»* land
alw»v«* desrrilM*»!, fa-fore the K»*yister
and Receiver of tfie I'. S. fand Office,
at Portland, Oreqon, on the 9th day of
August, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: (’has.
(*oo|>ey, of Portlan»!, Oregon ; W. W.
I’easle», of Portland, Oregon; E»lward
Trickey, of Palmer, Oregon;
Ll»>yd
Trickey, of Palmer, Oregon.
A mirhhon S. D hkrsrr , Register.
Wuh.
First publication June 4. lBOV
Id»st pub
ll«->itlon August S. iwm.
Monuments
Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Walla Walla
and all points on The O. R. & N. line
GASOLINE SAW
THE OLIVER TYPE­
WRITER COMPANY
Seattle,
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os ' vertisera please mention that y«»u saw
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from
Our »tonAdenre In vor is born of our -atl«-
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So we offer tn»* Oliver Ty|e-writer f»»r a «malt
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h's
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I MON PAI lilt KAILKOAI»
OLIVER
The Herald office has this week
completed the Grange Fair Prem­
ium List for this year. We have
the pleasure in saying this is the
first list to be issued this year
and should meet with a hearty
acceptance from the people who
may be interested in the growth
of our local fair.
If you are in­
terested send for a copy of the
list.
Dr. Frank Vuge ami wife were calle«l
to Salem last wtw*k to alteud tha funeral
of Mra. Voge'g fathei.
Sore Nipples.
"Better Fruit” comes to our
desk this month in an unusually
fine cover. Peaches of natural
size of the new Sims Cling varie­
ty, in all their natural beauty of
coloring, as perfect as art could
make them are first to meet the
There is to be a new feature
eye. The inside is fully as fine in the next Market Day at Gresh­ The Ure«*iit type» riter concern In the world
the be«t typewriter In rxUtrnce for 17
as the outside. The first article am. We believe it will prove a offer»
CENTS A DAY. Thi*certainly place» a prvm
is a highly instructive one on fine feature.
Bring on your tumori FENNIE.**' It neofiti« *> honc«ty •• a
"Insect Enemies of the Peach stuff, list it and state your low­ coniine »rial a»<«et
Simply «aw the «mall
and Remedies.” The article is est acceptable price. With that
rhanse (hat now «1I|M
through y«»ur Anger»
finely illustrated with cuts that as a starter the auctioneer will
arid own the inngm
Arent . new OI4YKM
show the work of insect life and begin and sell to the highest bid­
The fion tv pe» rlter
discusses the various remedies der. If there are no bids, all
w ith it« wealth »>< ex­
clusive con venlr t»rr*.
that are found to be valuable in well and good. When the sale is
— The inn per rent
the fight against it. Twenty six made the buyer takes his goods,
perfect typewriter.
pictures complete the illustration you your cash and the auction­ with its wide range of practical u»e»
The »turdy machine with rec ord »|H*r«l that
of this one article. Prof. Lewis eer gets his commission from the —
w rite» in an undertone It» worth twice the
prirr of th«-next br«t typewriter yet 17 cent«
of the Agricultural College furn­ town. That is there will be no a day will buy it. Never wa« » greater ln> ent­
to .«AVE .»-t before the popfe of Auo-ru a
ishes an article about fruit grow­ commissions. Now there is noth­ ire
Nor wa« there ever a more valuable ob)e< I lea-
•onevolved to prove.
ing in the Northwest. It too is ing to prevent all sorts of things
■well illustrated. "Fruit Grow­ being presented. What is need­ The Purchasing Power
ing in the Gunnison Country of ed is variety. Come on with the
of Pennies
Colorado,” "Fruit Growing for stuff.
Th»* pr- •♦•nt tendency i« to think in si*- rm
Profit.” and "Storage of Fruit
raRs To io*r wight of the |t<) CENTH that go
to make up th»* dollar T»» forg» t the purchn«
Without Loss of Flavor,” are all
Ing power that 1» pent up in jwnnies, ni< kels
and dimes
important articles that will be Millions of Cross lies Purchased. Our' 17 cent« a day ” »riling plan turn« this
power to worthy purpose
During
the
year
190K
the
eteam
ami
read with interest by all fruit
The Oliver Typewrlter Company feel» «afe in
electric railroad« o( the United Staten Kutting thi« new plan Into effect because it
growers. This magazine is grow­ purchased more than 112,000,000 cross ank« <>n your bcm I skam ho M ob .
ing in interest. Its field of ap­ ties, costing, at the point o( purchase,
plication is extending and every over $56,000,000, an average oi 50 cents TFje__
person interested in fruit grow­ per tie, according to statistics just made
ing in any way will find it a val­ public by the Bureau of the Census in
with the United States
uable addition to their source of co-operation
Forest Service. This was some 40,000,-
information.
TÿpeWrrtfcf
000 ties lees than the quantity purchas­
ed in 1907, when the total was approxi­
mately 153,700,000, the highest ever re­
corded.
The decreased purchase« in
li>jR were, o( course, chiefly doe to the
business depression which affected every
line oi industry.
This forced most of
the roads to purchase only the ties ab­
solutely necessary (or renewals and cut
down the purchase for new track.
In
19ufi only 7,431,000 cross ties were re­
ported as purchased (or new track as
against 23.557,000 in 1907.
Of th»* total
number o( ties purchased for all purpos­
es, the steam road« t«>ok approximately
91 |>er cent, leaving afajut »> per cent (or
the electric roads.
It is very interesting to note the wide
range of woods use<i (or cross ties. The
preliminary report oi the Census Bureau
lists separately fifteen classes of species.
Of these the oaks are now and have al­
ways been by far the moat important.
The oak ties amounted to more than
4K,0»0,0fa), or 43 per cent of the total
quantity parchmed.
Next to these
ranked the southern yellow pines with
19 per cent of the total. Il will be seen
that I he <mka and southern pines com­
bined furnish nearly three-fourths of
all th»* ties bought by the railroad com­
panies last year
Cedar and che-tnut
supplied mor»* than M,0O(),00O* tie^»-ac|»
and Dougfaa fir nearly as much. About
I*rm limn tamarack ties were purchase»!,
Ono »if the most admiiablo features of
all the para<les was that of th»* children
on the East side
We are glad to know
that Montavilla received a cup as a
prlie for their g««»! work.
If You are Worth $30,000 Don't Read
Thia.
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