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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1909)
jr W’ 4 » I) a r i Suce.H'.liim Grvwhsm Vindivutor, «.realism «.ssvttv. Ea-t Multnomah R< co >d Multnomah Record and Motitavilla llviald. I'ubltahisi » very Fr:<lay at Grcaham, «'re , t>y the B xavkk S tats I'vai.iaHtxu Co II. A. I'AKNAl.i.. F. iutok *st> M axm . bm , Kniered a» secondala«» matter at the V'Mtattva at Urvsham. Orv«an TV . CATtS IN r \ rar. >1 '• In «'tvatu* to t Th vox* ravHith* trial aubacription« «x ropl*« 3c. count - n . * >i\ Month» tor clubbing rule» tfMTlAHCfS Nhouhi I m >ent by Kxprv» or ro»iothcv Money Onlvr. Ke si'tv rest la*it«r or Ctovk 8 C»Rh«f 4* AtOtSS It rxlcring change ot ad«!rv»» give old a* aell a* new a«l-!r»" COttHtSFfllMiTJ «re vantoi in every ««nnmunity It no correspondence appear* (rom your u eight »or h.MHt you are rv-'pecttully re«tv to »end u» a> many local item» a» you ran A®nHU$'*€ UTH UK«. Al. ADVFRT1SIX•• " : tn lea t.<i point. l.X* per line rtr»t insertion. Ac per line each subevquent insertion DIS»*» \\ \DX FRTlslN«» No puw.tion guarwnte«'.| 3V per »ingle column iiH'h each U»ue. lAberal di»count allowed tor vilhec time or »(«ace adver* ciaeinenu. but not both For iMwiiton (am *;«v) .c per Inch additional. KKADKRS. li\* per line rtr»t imvrtion. V per line ea*’h aubaequent inversion I ’h‘ Al S (Want c olumn only ), lv a word va« h t».»uv,counting two figure», an initial or an abbreviation aa one word. No local acvepted t »r le»* than L’ cent* PROFK-’SSION AL CARDS (on. inch). .‘V - ach -.»»uv CARD6OF TH A N KS (not excevd ing twa lucliv»). a« cent» l.FTTFRS OF CON iHilKNiK (not «weeding tour in« he»). It OBITV.KXIKs for actual »ubarribera or member« «! their famih. *. up to KV word' tree all over toil worda. lc a word (invariably in advance). Count the word» and remit accordingly All IxYdge. Grange. S K. my I, t'nurvh. or other nolicea or advertisement» of aociala. parties, daiu'e», concerto, theatrical», etc . given for a pmtlt. charge«! for at regular rates. In order to insure change of ad advertisers mu»t have copy in this other n«H later than Tuea«iay preceding day ot publication. )M RUfiDW a our specialty. *«• are well equipped to do the beat work at current price« Especially farmers’ rnvl basil - s» men’» Tetter Heads. Envelop» Hutter " rapners, Sintvmrnt». etc., in »mall or large quaiitilie* Auction Rills. INalgvr». Fuaters, etc . printed on »h«»rt notice •CttiFTS for eubscriptiona are m»i »ent univ" requested The lat el on your itaiwr will indi cate w ithin two weeks the receipt of your remittance It it doe« not please notify u>. ftiCiMTiWAKES In keeping with «ell re«m«ni*ed buainv»s principo*. all aubtcriptions should Ue renewed upon expiration of time pat.T tor. EDITORIAL COMMENT science, but never gets itself •properly done. He is neither spending his strength valiantly nor keeping it fallow for future use.” Don’t be a dawdler. There is too much at stake. Life is too big an asset and opportunities too few and tests are too exact ing and merciless for one to be deaf to the appealing voices that cry out work. work. work. Lowell thus fittingly summar izes work: No man is born into the world, whose work Is not born with him; there is al ways work. And tools to work withal, for those who will; And blessed are the homy hands of toil! The busy world shoves angrily aside The man who stands with arms akimbo set. Until occasion tells him what to do; And he who waits to have his task marked out Shall die and leave his errand un fulfilled.—Swartz* Telephone Siftings. r Geisler & Corres Large Stock of Lumber on hand atul nwditig room for m w stock, wo have «lr,'id«i to iiisko FURNITURE AND CARPET HOUSE 3S5 tbl M Extremely Low Prices for a limited time ST.. ULTWILN 6RAN9 AV. AND INION PORTLAND. • .beginning .Monday, Sept, nthl 0RE60N at $4 per thousand and up. N.»u i >* a YOU are interested in saving money buy your Furniture and Carpets o( us. We are out of the “High Rent, Big Price” District. Our New and Up-to-date Stock will please you—in quality, in prices. FURNITURE SITTING ROOMS, RECEPTION HALLS. DINING ROOMS, BED ROOMS, LIBRARY AND DEN PARLORS, WE H AVE LATELY PLACED ANOTHER RIO NEAR GRESHAM HI I I. OE GO<>I»S CARPETS AND RUGS WILTON’S AXMINSTER’S, VELVETS BRUSSELS AND SEE OUR HE penalty of birth is the un folding drama of the soul’s destiny. Our work was born in “Known die World Over” us and we alone are held respon sible for the manner and the use we make of it. We are living in an age of applied scientific re search. What is life; whence did it come, and what is its ulti mate destiny? are still unsolved questions, but in the attempted solving of them we are getting a better understanding of self and of accountability. And the clear er out insight of self, the easier and happier and wiser is the path of life. The supreme joy of toddling To Oregon will pre« ail from the East childhood is work. Froeble dis September 15 to October 15 covered it and diverted these VIA TH1 heretofore wasted energies of the child into daily lessons of educa tional value. It was not until we knelt at the cradle did we AND learn the power of heredity and environment as shaping forces of every life. It is not so many years ago that the only conside ( Lines in Oregon » ration the child received was its From Chicago - - - $33.00 existence, and that a certain a St. Louis - - - 32.00 number of years had to intervene Nearly all uf the hop pickers have re n Omaha - - - 25.00 before the child was really ready turned to their homes for the «eaaon,re 44 St. Paul - - - 25.00 to start on its journey of educa porting a good time aud profitable out “ Kansas City - - 25.00 tion. Today that idea is all | ing. Miss Lees, the new teacher of the changed, a striking instance of BARER CAN BE PREPAID Buckley school, is making her home which is embodied in our present with John Moll and family. Deposit thf* amount of the fart* with tl>e near**Hl < > R A N or S I*. Agent ami tl<*k»-t will lie delivered in the Eaat without extra mat school system, for instead of A partv of her people from Portland crowding as many little ones in spent Wednesday with Mrs. Buckley, Send u- the name and addnw* of any one interested in th.- State for • l.egon literature. to one room with an indifferent among them being Meadaines (tiger, teacher, the best system of sani II Rodgers, L. Straus and Miss Helen Wm. McMURRAY General PasMugcr Arent tation and the best equipped Straus. H>KTI.ALI», ultKUOS Geo. Cummings anil Roy Buckley vis teacher are accorded them. ited in Independence last week. As in the child, so throughout E. J. Crosier returned from Seattle all the stages of the further de 1 recently HURLBURT and is staving with his sister, fT HAISCS THÍ DOUOH velopment of life’s possibilities, Mrs. E. E. Arnspiger. Mrs. Shearer and sons «|>ent Saturday work after all may become a joy Wm. Udv is busy getting the flagpole and Sunday with relatives in Portland. instead of a drudgery. No one ready for erection on the new school O. M. Hickey of Portland visited with 5 £Oa-PHO»PHATK can dodge it and get out of life grounds. relatives Sunday. its highest attainment. The idler Potatoes look very well around here. Miss Hammond of Portland spent last is a misfit. The world has no J. Moll and wife attended the State Saturday visiting friends here. School opened Monday, 13th, with place for him. It is only the Fair on Portland I>ay. worker who is wanted—and the Mrs. Smith has several relatives here Miss Lyda M. Bramhall as teacher. and lira-« more than the T L. Evans and wife and Fred Sher quicker and surer this truth from Arleta. higher price powders Our school starts with a fair attend er and wife went on a pb a.ur»* trip in and dove it better. reigns absolutely in the boy and ance, considering that a number of child tlieir auto last Sunday down the ilia- ■J ONE FOUND 25 CINTO girl, the larger shall be their ren have been in the hoptields. mette Valley. • old ar o/tooint measure of joy and success as Mr. Editor use a little printing ink to Mr. Anderson of Winnepeg, Canada, the years come and go. | hit these speed fiends who are making lias been visiting with his niece, Mrs. When writing or «picking to our »<!• Lord Cromer, in a recent ad- travel on foot or by vehicle a dangerous Emily. vertinTH ph*aM* mention that yon naw undertaking. The mail carrier, Mra. Thompson, on dress in England, gave this ad- their a<l. in The Herald returning from Troutdale late Thursday vice to the boys: “Love your evening, received some injuries caused country, tell the truth, and do from driving off the embankment at POWELL VAULT not dawdle. ” Truths as appli-i A party wai given last Saturday eve- the end of Dixon's bridge. There being cable to men and women as to, ning by Mr«. F. GusUfaGii and Mina no railing at the end of the bridge and boys and girls, The love of I Emily Pa I mb lad in honor of M im Eliie Mrs. Thom|>son supposing she was country fosters a true pride, Anderson. About thirty young people across, drove too near the bank. The stockholders of the Columbia trustworthiness and unselfish- were i’re,,nt ao<1 «“joy«*! » pleasant Company will hold a business meeting ness. It quickens ambition, kin- -"-J al the Grange hall Saturday night,Sept. dies hope and arouses to definite , .ndy, AU rrtur.ed home .t a late 2Sth. action the larger self. To be the j hour after good wishes (or Mias Ander- Mrs. Roy Emily spent Friday in (ires- embodiment of truth —a living, “«n Wbo will soon return to her home ham. Mr. Hugh is hauling prunes to Coriwtt truth-telling force—to tell the in truth under all circumstances, »i®>il PMn»qai«t, Mhs Mhmieand R»y for M t . Thom [icon who is shipping them East. brings out the , divine , part , of went '‘“TL to ’ t The ». VJn , Dalles "fl last Sunday, AD<,er*On Roy Rickert, wife and son, Edwin, of man and in a . large . degree he ! , Itevid „ ralmhlad . .... has secured a posi- I^enton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. hoids himself to a strict account-' ,ion with staple«, the jeweler, at Port Evans last week. ability for his every thought and land, Several from this vicinity attended a deed, and seeks what is best and Miss Annie Johnson, who haw been ill da.ice Saturday night given in Mrs. noblest and worthiest in the for the pant few months, lias the sym t'dey's new house. All repirt a go<sl pathy of all her Powell Valley friend«. time. realm of human existence. The dawdler is but a half Albert Edstrom went to Seattle last C. J. Littb-page is down from Mosier Monday for a few day«. on a business trip. hearted person. ‘‘He is always Hr. Emmet lirake of Portland was in Miss Ida Nordblom visited liomefolks at half cock when a crisis comes. '• ! Sunday. this vicinity last week looking for a loca He lives continually under the >! tion. shadow of his work which op- Res<J The HerBU presses his brain and his con-1 Read the Want Ads. on page 8. T RECEIVER’S SALE The Circuit Cour* • »( < hu kmii«»« C*>iinly, I imiuir Mp|M»lntv«l h R«'<*vlv«*t f«»r tliv BROWN It MUIR CO, itiVMhuiii, hii *I having a •Quick Meal’ Steel Range OREGON CALLS “More People” LOW COLONIST RATES OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO Southern Pacific stc nos ust Golden Gate J. F. VMM I. Manager HERALD BARGAIN OFFERS HYLAND BROS. a Heaver State Herald and other papers The price of The ll««rul«i alone ia |l a year, but to th oat* who would like the ndvaniagv of a clubbing rate w ith other l«a|M«ra we >»ffer the following low price* Oi l) HOOK SlORi: New. Afarv /luuA» I»/«/ «Msf School Books Now nini a Kcmemti f thevr xr the I awe»! Rate* •• I he Herald'* in combination w Ith any of the folk»wing: a i yr lU.ughl X'voliti limili and S..I.I O Ids Fifth St., tipp. IN m » t«»Iflr«* 211 S«>vtih«l St , near Snlinon ro K TIA NI» ORLoON a • • eoooeaaooaooo w ffki y »»nruoMAN • J «•’ I» vu V uui'.i'Vi vs l»ì.l «ml s| ,N|»Aft <Uih<.oMi.\ » A) 6 «X» Dili V UIH.KAM St Ml Wkl \ Jot ItS Al I.T& . O (»All 1 JOI KN 11 Dill V and *1 Slut jot IIS vl »•At I Hr M««S I III V I* 1« irir »«• • Mr mi » G» I’Ai IFI<’ F IK Ml N S H IOS U ««K 4 Stir. ISII I THÏ Joi KS Al iiuoiuhL ) <»KH.<»N V«.Hli I’LTt Klsl F lù M JOI II S vi. M.< VLL. n M M.A/ISK (Ladles ) Thi» price is for «Icllvrry by mail «»nlj • u4 only whrii ruiMlttatu'e Is Made with t I'apert may be sent lo sr pera la add resaca Hub •« riptk.il> m«) begin al an> tliu<- I'alronu«* home it;«l u«t nr« Summotii III tlir Cirvilll Court of the Stutr of Orrtfon, (or Multnomah Count). NI L! IF SI IVEY. Plaintiff For SA DPI IS, HARM SH nn.t ALL II A li X 1 » Alt F.'M IRIES CHARLIE SEAVEY, Dafandant I!L Gresham Harness Shop To Charlie SravvY, Ihr above named > leten« I an I : In the name <»( tha State of Oregon, you are beret»« rr«|tiirowi to e|>|w*tr Mini an«wrr the vompLihit Hlnl against y«»»l in the above entitled court Mini cause • mi or twfurwtha 2!Hb day of Sepleml«rr, Hutt, winch la all weo-k*» alter the date «»( tir-l publication of thia notice, a« or* «leretl by the Court, and il y«»u fail to •«• appear and answer, the tilalnttff will apply for the relief prayed tor in tier complaint, to-wit For a «lecrt'v dlMndving the bond* of matrimony man dialing between the als>vr named plaintiff ami defendant, an«l (<*r the care and custody of the daughter, the only child of plaintiff ami lefendant, ami f«»r aiich fu»th»-r ivhrl a« lite court a«*rma meet mii «I just. Thia aiimnmn« la published bv tin* or«lvr of the ll«»n \V. N Gatrn«. Judge of tin* ah»»ve litinpl Court, made ami viiterr«! on August II, II <1 I \k1 Attorney for plaintiff Date of fir»t publication tug 13, lt*H*. Dale of last publication S«*pt 21. K nf ». All kli>4» Hr|««ifing qulrkly «Ion* Gresham Ol'ST I.AIiMIX, Prop., lì. B. MORE1.OCK AlXI IONI LR ¿O Acara I «périmer. Dr A Thutt»|»».>n an«! M M TltotM|XH>ll RarKiiKxtK« - MONTAVILLA. OREGON Ph.me iMkl J. M. SHORT. M 1) >. P. Bl LINER, M. D Fk v«kiaa«-War grata Greaham. n J Oregon • <»TT DTI BROTHERS GENI 1ST» tircshniii. 1 a III HI.HI Kr Talmr Mi» G II Itl'KI HI Itr l'b«»n« WiMriltn KM ATTORNI -Y-AT LAW Real l.cttitv. Probat« ami Cor|»orat«»n Law. Prompt Attention U> All Rubine«« Civil i;4i(lneers and Surveyors A« curacy an«1 Kewaonabl«* <*harg« * Ro««m> w .IT I «M m - Bldg. ItiRTI.AND. oKfcooN I’hones Main IS47 A Ubo i > regno L. I). MAHONE III Id Bl KI & III KI BLR T Fh<»n«. Main 1010 All Henry Hl.ltf PORTI-AN !» OKF.UON PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO. 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