Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914, November 26, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt Succeeding Gresham A indicator, Gresham Gaaette. East Multnomah Record Multnomah Record and Montavilla Herald. Published Every Friday at tiresham. Dre., by the R savir S viti Prat.iaHixo Co H. A. DANNALI., Entro* ixo M asauu . Knterrd a* aecond-cla*« matter al the poatoAce at Grraham, Ore<uu EDITORIAL COMMEN1 ! Further down the river every boatlanding of a dozen houses has a gravity system. St. Hel ens has had water for years. Kalama and Rainier and Clats kanie are all similarly supplied. Yet, with all our wealth and im minent need of a system, we are waiting for a plague of typhoid or malaria or something worse to carry off half the people, over coming our selfishness sufficient to ensure an improvement. If some of the fellows who claim to be so deeply interested in the development of the town would “make good” now we would have something worth commen dation. The trouble is we, like every other town, have some cit izens who are willing to see im provements go on if they cost little or nothing. But benefits, like experiences, always cost and likewise they always bring re turns. (Copyright. 1JUB. by A tn» r lean Divas A mo dalton | CRESCENT Dinner That Walked Away MARBI.I! AND OHANfrt! was really a pretty good fll -conald- ■ring HE way II began Hannah was Ao ornament Margery sewed some of crxuu, that day. For one thing, PECIAL short courses that are tbe fringe of thv shawl around the ■he had a big Thanksgiving All Kirnt« Crtnatary Work neck like a niff, al Ike edges where bound to be of srreat interest Kailmat»« (in «Il « 'aaara ni W urk baking to do in an oM fashioned tbe wings ought to Is, stwl around the to many throughout the state are house where pics and cakes were made legs No when dressed the uuforiu offered during the winter by the by the quantity. rune. or. rather, naughty, turkey look W. W. MINAR ed like a new plaid variety of tlie war- Then, while «he was out of the kltch- Oregon Agricultural College. !CH F. Morrison Hl. . F osti . »st» nah. "Sure, and can It be «he ona I let flamingo, with side pockets and eu a minute. Margery lu a frolic with Phone Fasi 4J34. These courses will commence on picket! myself this ex ruing lias come to Trlnged drawers puss had upset the cliurn with Its load lifer- January 4 and continue for a Tlie apiwarance of Kristine «talking of i-reaui all over the anew while floor •’How did you kill It?" asked Mr. ■round In her new suit was very fun period of six weeks. There will That made plenty of extra work, but Winslow ny llow the hoys did laugh I And also be a special short course the crowning disaster was to find "I didn't kill It at all. The botherin' even p«|>a had to wipe away the laugh when she went to the pantry for the crater killed Itaelf elln' beans that Ing tears. covering a period of five days brans she Intended to bake that a bot got soaked In my brandy, and I had J. H. GOSS In this ilress tlie next morning, offer commencing Monday, February tle of brandy that she bad kept last to atop uiy work and dress It before It «lu- lind IsM-o fed daintily. Margery lu 11. offered particularly for those Iffione I4X Urtafeam, Ore. summer to bathe her ankle, which ■be cooled.” irtstileeil tier to her old friends of the "Well, It evidently «rm not dead.' who are unable to take the long l«>ullry yard by openlug the kltcheu had sprained In falling down the cel ■aid Mr Winslow ”llut now It's dour and letting her walk out where er course. These short courses lar stairs, Iiad l«*ru upset. greased you lietter cut off Ita heed “ ForNAIiDI FN. HARNESS ami AU. the turkeys were taking their break It stisxl (nr out of tbe way on the are of special value to practical IIA KN ESS At ‘t’ENSl IR| ES "Oh. no p«|>a!" fast. top shelf, but unfortunately the diali cried Margery, farmers and horticulturists and Margery thought they Would t«e glad of beans waa directly under It. and the w ti o atood on Io see her; but. alas, this distinguished stockmen throughout the state. All Kind* ><c|N*|rihg >|Ul<hly do hr brandy had dripped over them, soak tbe step« “Don't stranger In gay attire was not recog Every department of the Agri <Il’M LAWSON. Prop., (Ireahani kill i be poor Ing them so thoroughly that It was not nised They stared and scolded nt her. thing’ I'll take cultural College will take part in possible to use them. and the old gobbler rnitlcl up lilt But the worst was vet to come On care of It some fentlu-re and dragged his nlngs on the this course. Lectures and dem E. B. MORELOCK how." ground and came up to her. saying finding the bran* ruined she simply AUCIIONI MR onstrations will be given in the "But It'll freete, angrily: i-uiptlvd them luto the |>all which st>»si ¿0 Yoort IwpcrtrfKe. dear." «aid |wpa. subjects of general agriculture, "Gobble, gobble, gobble!" at tbe kitchen door and. washing her going back Into RKriaiNtRfl Dr A Th>iut|*oii an i m N Timm (■•*»11 dairjing. horticulture, mechani Kristine seemed to he disheartened bands, set to work to knead ber big the kitchen at this coolness on the part of tier fatu A man in a neighboring town pail of puffy bread dough MONTAVILLA, - OREGON cal arts, domestic science, fores "No; I'll fix It ily and slunk Into s corner, as though 1’houe |Mkl try and commerce. Taught as was commenting on the advan Now. the kitchen door opened luto a up. I'll make It ashamed of her fltie tlreaa Then the these subjects will be by experts, tages of the city of Gresham, but wisaisbed. and the ash pail, with the aomstblng tn family crowded around her to punish beaus ou top. was supposed to tie safe wear Please let her tmperthirni'e In coming among with many object lessons of what asked he, “what kind of water enough, but unfortunately on this upe- tn»." pleaded them and actually Is-gan to peck at is accomplished on the college do you have out there?” "Well cial afteruoou tbe outside door was Margery earnest her Ml v*4ci*aa>9ar graaa iy farm, those who take the courses water.” "Have any sewers?” ajar. Msrgrry. who was watching from "Well. I don't the window, could hardly believe her "No. ” "What! ” he exclaimed. Tbe beaus bad not been there long OrrfHB cannot fail to receive great ben care, child.” «aid eyes nt first; but. yea. they were sctu efit. Valuable co-operation will “Drink your own dirt, do you?” before the turkeys came around to l>e her father.laugh ■ Ily |ie<-klng st the poor outcast, who fed. as usual, and one of them, of a ing "Do as you be lent the college staff by prac H H. <>TT flually flial seres ml ng serosa Hie ynrd prying diapouitioo. uotlced tbe open like and dress It A Kansas hen in the month of Margery flew to the tloor. and Kristine tical men largely responsible for up I want a door and. probably remembering tbe hurried In lust In lime to raenpe tbe OIT BROTHERS the success of large farms, dai November has laid an egg bear good things that came out of tbe door, fat gobbler and whole family, who were close u|»>n her DENI ISI S not a five pound ing the words “ Drougth 1911. ” quietly hopped ou to tbe step and walk ries, orchards and stock ranches "You poor, dear Kristine!” she mur hen turkey for Thanksgiving " I Gresham. < >rrg«»n mured over ber when she had her safe of the state. Exhibits in all Haven’t heard of any Oregon ed In. After some trouble tbe shivering, Nothing to be seen but piles of wood ly In her ■rma. "Did they p«k you? hens doing that, not this month. naked turkey was caught and carried these lines will be made and the The naughty things' Y«»u ■han't go for tDe season, now getting severe, and I.. D. MAHONE Into tbe warm kitchen It waa care railroads have agreed to carry with them any more! You ■baI! stay —yews pall with some thing lu IL fully wrnpt>ed In an old skirt for the ATTORN'FY-ATLAW me In the house . “ with "Ab. that looks good! I'll try It. ” the exhibits without charge. night and tied Into a basket. Ileal Fatale, Frollate and I'orporston No It came to tie at laat. Hannah the curious turkey doubti. Tbe astonished creature rebelled and There are no entrance examina Tlie Grange has lieen fittingly »tyled thought Law. She did try It. and. not being sensi fought against the Indignity of wear grumbled a little; but. after all. abe Prompt Attention to All Business tions required for these short the ‘'Farmers’ High School.” and as tive In either taste or smell, she never couldn't say much, for it waa by ber fhotu*. Mala 101« it is worth all the effort, all the ■topped trying It until she bud swal ing a flannel skirt, but cold conquered own fault that tbe poor thing Inai Ita «1S Henry RMs courses. The only expenses will meh ' I«>I<TI »NP OkkutiX cost. all the endeffvor that has been put lowed all the tup oues. soaked In brau- own winter coat, Before long the be for board and room which will 1 into -. it. family grew quite attached to Mar dy. and then turned to go. cost from $3.50 to $4.50 per week Much has been said about getting a Tbe effect waa sad. gery'a pet. whoa, name they shortened t > Kris. and laboratory and registration go»! e<im-sti<>n. or getting « flni«he<l «1- Iler bead whirled around. It ta sup F W «IOODMF.R Lot' RITZF.M Juatlra of I ha t'eara tin ber part Krta was a very bright posed. At any fees that will amount to not more n.«tion. and our country is bteased with bint Hhe would come when called by rate, her legs re- that $3 in anv one course. There »«* -q™ng th«.: but **Arep Vour £•>< on Höring“ tused to bold tier uame, and abe never failed to ba on up. and she fell baud at mealtliura, wbeQ she would will be no fees connected with thp that OVPr o( thp to tbe ground In the five-days course. fanners, both men and women, never at- (Continued on Page 5) sensible. I tend any school ts-yond or above the Half ao hour ■ '‘little red schoolhouse.” that is to «ay, later Hannah The property owners of a suburb of beaver E ngraving C o . 1 tlie farrier» «« a cl»«« have none of the went out for more Portland are disgusted with the lack of OUALI T V wood to replen : benefits of a higher education; again we water and the values of building lots is ish ber Are and | have oheerved that even among the more .lepreeiated by reason of the water lu tbe gathering favored people who have ha-1 the liigher famine endured for several years by darkness stum DESIGNING ILLUSTRATING advantages there is no finished e«tu<-a- ■ am m« over 15,000 people. It was thought that bled over tbe tur Boring, Oregon tion. but education is the work of a life- Ell POBTLAND 0*4 key, still lying coming into the citv would assure plenty time and he who would get tbe moet of there. of water at reasonable rates, but a pri life mum Is- a student alway«; what we A glance s it the vate company still swindles the people acquire at school, be it less or more, is fowl to see that charging for water it does not deliver. ■be was not : oat- but a preparation. a start, the acquiring Towns in the deserts of Nevada are bet wardly hurt and of a habit. This being the care, the one ■ KtsTtx* was v**r rv«*r. ter supplied at more reasonable rates another at the thing needed today it not an opportunity than thia suburb in eight of the beauti the It. and at last It cuddled down quietly pall told for a higher and lietter education, but an In Ita strange new tied ful Willamette. Naturally, whenever shameful story association with an i-ducational flavor, a Through the long Nunday that fol "Here's a hue there ia a certainty of a water supply definite and moving impulre for culture bit o' work!" ex lowed the turkey was kept a close A GU.lCt TOI.D THC the value of building lota and real estate and improvement, an-i tlie grange that ■ HAMCrt-L STORY, claimed Hannah. prisoner, and by tbe next morning will mount rapidly. The home owners supplies that want is tlie grange that is turulng the limp turkey over. The many plana bad been thought out for there would willingly pay for water making good, and such a grange is one Idiot baa gone and killed herself en Its comfort. mains but the lot speculators want the That was n great day for Margery, of the best cultivators of good aitizenship, tirely with those beans. I'd like to city water consumers all over Portland good moral« and healthy and independ know who left open that door! Well, who was confined to tbe bouse by del STATIONS EASTBOUND to make them a present of a few hund well. I want a turkey for Thanksgiv icate lungs and who longed for some ent homes. m,,., « . v .' t «. s ft 4*1 v 4 » 10 4A 11 4B 1 «I MM H I 41 I 41 7 4| II red thousand dollars of land values and ing. and thia one died by accident, and thing to pass away tbe hours when BORTLAND Study is not a natural instinct, how 0*7 IA • <« V Of»' lo <r. II oft 1 R 1 Hl Ml Ml M 1 OB B OB II <«<>!( Junction ita meat will be as good aa though I'd lessons were over and the dally sew Mtanlrv water mains.—Portland Labor Press. 5 IB ’ jA n n> V Ift 10 1ft II 1.» 1 1B I IM II I IM IB J IB I IB II ever much may be «aid in favor of it, or •» n 7 « * 17 W 12 io ri h » 1 n 1111 ni nI Mnta Junction.. ing "stint" finished wrung her neck.” n 1 n I 71 ft .41 7 40 ft J7 V .TJ 10 32 II Bf 1 J} > >M 11 I 11 « n r n I « M yea more.. how glowingly it may Is- pictured; it is Here was something to do! The new Jannc So. mutterlug and grumbling to her u . 7 41 ft »> V Bft lo A» II Aft IM > Ml Ml Ml JI I JB I Ji an acquired habit. ft 1R '7 4.'» h ar> 1» m 10 40 11 IM 1 « ' * after bling her Are she attacked ’ pet wits fed and the lessons and sew I l!in» ruaiin ’ « V» 1 W « PPLES grown in Oregon and An astonishing numls-r of people must self, GRKMHAM il 7 IW ft 40 •1 «A lo <■» II 4ft 1 4B 4 4B S 45 1 41 T <9 • 4B the turkey, for. though she »as some- i ing hurried through, so that by noon ll'>ifK!l. II * 7 M a W IM II 4M 144 1 5 41 1 M Washington will grace the be placed upon their feet by agencies times cross, she was always ecouom- 1 she was free to < srry out ber plans Anorraon. 7 .Ml 9 ft* II "< 1 B3 1 B U 1 M ift 00 W W Hairy II Sft 1 N B SB 7 M By this time tbe tables of European royality this I outside of themselves, an-l kept there and leal, and she knew no questions would I M 03 9 Ml Boring ! II « IM B M 1 Bl Mlcfrr . •» O S tnrke.v had found 10 no 12«) 1M be asketl ns to how It came to Ita end, | 1' • M I 10 winter, through a plan of James kept moving by outside help; nor d<»-s ft 10 io <n Barton IT OB 1 M 4 OS I M out that Margery |>rep provided It was fat and was roasted <’ ’ft li 10 07 IT IT T IT I 17 1 17 J. Hill, the Great Northern mag the best come from study except lor a well. ift IN 10 IM wouldn't hurt It Eagip ( IT 11 1 11 I IT 1 11 I purpose, so the grange lecturer of Itow- urrinwvlllc, N 2» 1« 19 U 11 1 11 L. ■. 1 11 1 11 and was not so < Efltacada nate, who has ordered 100 boxes ever much aliility, however well cultured, In a few minutes she bad tlie feath I* Ml 10 »! IT It 1 M • 24 1 24 frightened as It CAZADERO 10 Bft IT JB T IB • IB 1 N of the best apples displayed at however thoroughly educated, is lietter, ers off. except those on tbe wings and had been last tall, and she laid the picked turkey on the Spokane apple show, He has i broader, more thorough when I»- or «lie a bench to cool, shutting tbe door to night, so when I ROUTDAI.I1. BRANCH tbe little girl wired his Spokane agent to pay : is giving to the grange work of time, of keep out tbe cat while she finished I.T took It In her $10 a box if necessary, He says - study, of talent, when the result is Pi Is- some other work. arms It made lit Meantime tea time arrived. The fam | the brightening of the minds, the ki-ener Ar he wants the apples for Christ- | thought that comes from directing the ily came home and were all at tbe ta- I tle objection. "Now you must mas presents to the following: membership along lines of thought and ble when tbe door buret open and Han STATIONS WESTBOUND have a name.” Royal and titled heads of Europe study and investigation; and so every nah rushed In. evidently frightened out said Margery i'AXADKRO a 4ft' Lv of ber wits. a m holding stock in the Hill roads, s memls-r who looks upon the grange a. a "Ob. Mr. Wln«low.” she cried, softly, csrrylng < Eatarada 1 01 nrrlrinvilir her new play Eau Ir Crrrk ,7 •n the Queen of Denmark, the King school and himself or herself re a stii<l< nt “there's something In the woodshed, lArrnCrrrlt . 7 IB has plao-d before him the greatest ad-1 all In white, and It ran after me when thing off Into ! Barton 7 14 of England,¡the Emperor of Ger : jnnet of making an inferior education 1 went for some wood. and I daren’t her especial cor Mieter,.,........... 7 IN 7 » Boring many, titled members of the I better and a lietter education la-st. ner of the big • ! Haley.. go out there. If you Blaze!” 7 Jft where i Andrrwon.. kitchen, 7 77 British Parliament and German | Good citizcnsliip, a keen interest in Mr. Winslow, supposing some animal H omhii M * I t M2 fian work and <4REXHAM.. . 4 . 0 M0.7 87 H 4A 12 Ift and Swedish personages of royal public affair«, tie- prosperity of the had got In. left tbe table and. arming nah never carne, I Linnemann ft JFi'7 IA M 4M rj ■o himself with tbe poker as be passel church and scliool are incalculably pro .Jt-nnr f»2 ft 87 7 47 ft M ia n blood. Apples will be selected "Let me a e e,” I I Mycamorr.. through tbe kitchen, threw open tbe fift ft 40 7 ftO ft ft* 12 * M I H1HÌH 4 MB M by the culture, thought, study and she went on. IxritR Jnnrtlon.. IB a* 4 3ft (Mt ft ftOlft '« 9 06 door. from fruit grown along the Hill J moted 1 N » M 4 H I M I M MARGERY FED IIER. mental improvement that corm* from Ml ft 10 9 Ift Htanley. IB 42 40 14 ft 4 1 Ili IM II I 11 C 1B "I'll nam* you 1 • »oll Junction., IB 60 4 4ft 214 7 09N Ift 9 J0 lines and from the Deschutes the efforts of the individual a« directed, Silence and darkness only. 1 Ni N« M ”1 4 7 »»[* 3ft V 40 Yet In a moment came an audible after my lovely doll that got broken— PORTLAND 1NIUIU Valley. i moulded and disciplined by a grange rustling on the wood pile and an Indis Kristine—and I must make you some I working along the lin<-s of a farmers’ tinct glimpse of something white. clothes so you can walk around and | high scliool, which every grange is or "Bring the light, Hannah!” called not be hobbled up so.” RESHAM is the only town in ¡can become.—W. N. Giles, in National Mr. Winslow, and, taking a candle With the help of mamma the busy - , .v r, », x., ! I .J | i3 f /J J /3 , J J9tV J 7g from her trembling hand, he led the little girl contrived a sort of cost for h •/» 7 BA ft 2S • ». 10 ho II •» 1 M 1 JO 1 JO 4 M S JO I JO 1 JO the state of its size, so far as Grange. K -J> t ill u •>.<*u K. ',r. I i a 4 M a • aa . .. . -T - ” Kristine. It was made of an old shawl way to the strange object. we know, without some sort of "It's a white—why. no. It Isn't!" he and was bright scarlet, with black and a Daily Kacrpt Munday. A. M fl git rea In Roman. H. M flgurra In black. You can get all kind, of mill feed at water system. Here is Trout Interrupted himself as he drew nearer white plaid. the mill at Fairview. For Oregon City, Canrmah Park and way pointa, change ears at Golf It i-ame pretty well up on the neck to the fluttering, frightened thing. dale four miles away with a “It's—I declare. It's a picked turkey! , and of course covered the naked legs. Junction. bountiful supply; Washougal and “Do it Now” ia a ir**I motto, hot Where on earth”— The Wings were left Inside. It waa For Lenta, Mt. Scott and east aide pointa, change cara at Lenta Junction. Lacamas each have pure water. “Do it Well” in better! "A picked turkey.-* screamed Han- fastened together at the breaat and General Offices, First and Alder Sta., F ortlakd , O kiqon . S T Monuments A THANKSGIVING STORY BY FRANK H. SWEET Expressing, Draylng Gresham Harness Shop The farmers’ Hiqh School. REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE CUTS PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO. FREQUENT RAPID COMFORTABLE Springwater Division A ft ft ft ft * * « G 1