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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1909)
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1909. Subscription, $1.50 a Year. FOREST TREES Experience ol an Expert in Cul tivating Forests.—Good Money to be Made. The pluming and care of f< r»*«t trrr« h.ivv la*rn • nrrlrd oh for tM’vvral years how by Blate i••»rmter V I’ llnwr« of Connect p »it with Imi tt ihig result* Mr. IlmoMf* eiprrh t» «•. b«dl<d doNvn to a few- line«, Ihdlrah-a Unit f«»r aandy. «•bmp laud«, mi < b ns u«rr lined for i «“»t «-f the » <i><Tim< :i(H. ilte !■••• t trees ar«’ pities white Kohli, Norway and pitch It appears that In the lung run white plow Is the brM, the trees being cheaper and the growth through a I term of year« l»elng equal to any arm the lumber of good market valor. Ttir Norway pine Is also considered very antbfartory, although the trees coot more nt the OU tart. '¡'tie Boot« li pine Is a very rapid grower ami will do well for planting In o | m * ii apace«, white pities re<|ulrlng some shade of bunbra or tiriish to do II« lM»«t fit the shirt. Two year old tree« are m<>M antlafar The young pines ran lw bought for Ove* nr n!»oiil $3 | mt thoii«iiiid nnd mid nt five or Six fret npnrt nrr net l.fiOO to the acre In fairly <»|»en lnn<l the coat **f plant* Ing w as $1.70 p«*r Ihnuaand. with high er eoMts in rough or bushy ground Ex nndnnflon <»f n number of old planta tions of white pine in the «tnfe Indi cates Hint with cheap hind« and low cost planting the |>lne would prove profitable iin a crop, paying at lra»d 5 jmt »ent romp« und Interval nt present price« «if liimiur. with every probabil ity that prl’-rs will l»r hl/hrr l»v the time plniitlngn now made are ready for market Popular Gresham A SHAKING UP IN THE LEAGUE Wes Very Suddenly. Market I My, Ju y 7. Haying Is Now Will -x X- hear* I You will find no better < place than HOWITT’S to supply of Tools for the Physkian Weds. <>ne <4 the prettiest welding« of the seufMin occurred Mt St. .Marita church. Portland, on Tueadoy evening, whwo Mi«*» Katherine Kent of Port la ml and I >r. H. P. Bittner were united in holy The Giants and Meats Get a matrimony. .Mias Kent was one of Portland’« ac- Set-Back—Good Games rotnplliihed youn# ladies and a graduate name of the Good BamaGuan hospital. Played Sunday. Or. Brittncr haa gained a wide ac- (piaintaiice at Gresham where he is highly respected, Ixjth a» a man and a Interurban League standing. Won IxMkt. F <•_ physician. The ceremony Uiok place at 8:30 and -S57 6 t’tdon Must <’o................... 1 a Grrshatu ...................... was attended by a large number oi ,M7 < 1 XuMwUvilto ................... friend« of the bride and Room. !>r and 2 PuHw ........................................ Mr«. Bittner left at once for an extend .. 3 ............................. W HI*nMrtte Iron Work« .1«« ed trip to Beattie, Vancouver and other 1 lu m gftmv rrplvt«« with gixxl playing pointe. They will return in a few weeks by Iwitii trail»«» th»* Grrsbam Giant« ami Le at home to their friend« on Hob took last Bunday*« gnme from Rm*«vl- rrts Avenue, thia city. villr by a ««ore of 5 to 4. The game w«s fM«t from the «tart and gave I lie fan« plenty of excitement. Among the ex cellent feature« of the game was f »ur Kotiert I». Strau«, in tbe rm lao*Itagg'-r« by Town «end out of four I - r I M«-t/a> r, very di-hlri I time« at the l»at. This toeaer of the noon la«t Tuesday, I WrafM-d had sphere is also handy with the »tick. subject to heart The game was one of the beet that has ue thi been played in th ♦ Eorks, Rakes, Rope an and all things used in haying. DON’T Vol. 5. No. 27 I thing well in hand. Tbe matter of cleaning up and putting the ground« in »bape was placed io the hands of a g«M«i ' committee. It »u arranged to have good I>oet» set and wires stretched so that > people could not crowd onto the track I for foot races or the l«ll diamoml. Tt>w Commercial Club and Celebra method would also enable more to see i the sport«. tion Committees Act on The sports committee said tbe horse races would be on Main street and waa Various Matters. j going to be an interesting leatnre. There would be very little if any delays be- The Commercial Club held a well at- ' 1 tween tbe heats of tbe trotting race an tended meeting on Tuesday night, the tbe time would be filled in with other two main subjiu-ts of consideration be races and everyone would be required to ing the Fourth <>t July celebration and come up to the scratch. H. E. Davie was the unanimous choice the proponed Cherry Festival. The date He will ap- for the Festival baa In-en fixed as July for Marshal of the Day. Mr. Davis 17 and the arrangements are in the poini several assistants. hand* of an excellent committee heated calle-1 for a final meeting of tbe com bv E. P. Smith, Gresham’s well-known mittees at tlie Town hall on Tbnrwiay fruiltuan. It »»« thought that about night. Thia meeting will add tbe the middle of July would be the right finishing touches to the preparations time although there «», some uncer snd everything will move ofl like clock Banners tainty an to the time cherries would be work on Saturday, July 3rd. ripe. The plan is to have an exhibit of will be flying, tl igs waving and every- l*a< Iced cherries and an almndance of b>eiy will be welcomed to tbe t>ig cele I‘X> m *. luscious fruit for free distribution. bration at Gresham. The Festival will be thoroughly adver tised in Portland at the hotels and real estate offices. The Fourth of July committees had Theodore Schacht who has been work been called to meet at tbe same time ing for tbe Brown Lumber Co, met and place with the Commercial Club so with a very serious accident Tuesday that when the reports of special com which has already cost him a leg and mittees was called for Mr. Davis, chair eudangered his life. He was felling man of tbe general arrangements com trees when in some manner one came mittee. appointed by tbe (Tub. took the down and caught him between a dead ehair and all the celebration committees tree and the falling one. He was hur reported. It was decided to add $2a to ried to tbe Good Samaritan hospital itr the iM already appropriated to the Portland, where tbe doctors found it sports committee to be used as addition necessary to amputate one leg above tbe al prize money for the races. The re knee. He is in a very serious condition mote of tbe committees showed evrry- at present. Theodore Schacht Injured. TIL YOU GET OUR PRICES. WHY pay big fancy prices for Flour whenf^j ICLE SALE Flour on the market at $1.50 a sack. PRINCESS Pl OUR WA ARE NOW RUNNING ON ROUTES. Watch for them at WE ARE PAYING THE FOLLOWING PRICES FOR FARM PRODUCE THIS WEEK Butter, per roll, per dozen, Veal* per lb., - Hogs, per lb., Beef, per lb., Mutton, per lb., Hides, per lb., Chickens, per lb., Springers, per lb., Wool, per lb. - 35 and 50c 24c 7} and 8c 9 1-2 and 10c 3 1-2 and 3 3-4c 3 l-2c - 8c 13 and 14c 18c 24c E rrs » HOWITT & GO'S. CASH STORE "Till: MOST IN ql AI ITY AND QUANTITY-’ Powell Street, Gresham, Ore Re)s>rt <d the Condition of the FIRST STATE BANK OF GRESHAM in the State of Oregon, ut the close of business Julie 23d, 1909. RESOURCES loans and discounts.................................... Bonds, securities, etc................................. Banking bouse, furniture and fixtures Due from approved reserve banks Cash on hand................................................. T otal ,.................................................... this shake up in tile |>ercenräg column came about by a claim that these two teams bail in their employ a player who received a compensation, which is against tbe rulesol the league. The loss of these games only intensitj the situation between the Meats the Giants, who are neck and neck tbe championship so far. Toniori July 3, these two teams meet on local grounds and it is evident will In-a battle royal on this occasiiHE It is already being whispered around by Ians from both towns that therv is going to l>e real ball playing on that date aixl if you are a lover of the Nation al game you should get in the front row tomorrow. oods at Cut Prices ¡rries, Spring Wagons, Farm Farm Implements, Harness, Lots lor Sale. I.«»ts I, 2 ami 3, Block 1, Thompson*« Addition to Gresham, $4<X) cauli. L. E. Thompson, 324 Worcester Bk» Portland. Postoffice Noth?. Beginning July 29, 1WW, poetoffice will clone at 7 p. in. Sundays and holidays office open from 9 a. m. to 10 a. nt. Mail leaving office going to Estacada, Sandy, etc., at 5:V> a. tn. and 3:10 p. ni. Mail leaving office for Portland 7:40 a. ni. and 4 :55 p, in. I. M c C oll , P. M. \Ve have no agents at Gresham, Oregon City, I «ll,57(».IX» 9,925.00 5.1X13 IH 34.509 52 7,019 IS) »123,094.35 LIABILITIES Capital slock paid in................................ 15,000.00 Surplus fund .............................................. MX» (Ml Due to hanks and banker« 2,275.50 Individual deposit« subject to check H< 1,9X9.49 Demand certificates of deposit.......... 13,337.20 Time certificates of deposit................... IO.W3.17 T otal , .......... $123,(MM. 35 STATE OF OREGON, ««. County of Multnomah, I, Exit. G. K ariirll , Cashier of the almve mentioned bank, do solemnly swear that the above report is true to the beat ol my knowledge and belief. E mil G. K ahuki . i , Cashier Subscribed and «worn to CORRECT—Attest: liefore me thi« 30th day of A. M rvrrh T hrohorr B rvihirr •lillit-, I'' '' A. M kyim , E mil G. K ardri l .Notary Public. Directors. I There will be a Cherry Festival at Gresham on Saturday, July 17th. Free cherries will lie distributed and exhibits made. All day. A fine program from 2 to 4 p. m. At Fair Grounds Pavilion. Free, everyliody welcome. 1 Vancouver or other nearby towns, so we can make LOW PRICES AT PORTLAND. C.L PHOTOS . . ALL KINDS . . EXCELLENT WORK CALL AND SEE 8 4MPLF.S. Open every day. STUDIO Gresham, Ore to Moline-Bain Co.’s Retail Business \ ( Successors in the Moline Plow Co.’s Building ' 320-328 East Morrison St., Portland, Ore
