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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1910)
« IDEAL SCHOOLHOUSES GRANGE ID MICHIGAN HERALD BARGAIN OFFERS JONSRUD BROS. Ik'axrr Mate llrinld and othvi pupgrs BOHING (UCEGON i’h.'ll' Succeed tilg Gresham Vimlicator. Gresham Gauvtte. Fast Multnrimdi Record Multnomah K« cord and Monta« ilia Herald. Published Every Friday at Gresham. Ore., by the R kxvkk S t « tk P vhid » iung C o H A. DAKNAl.l., F. dit «» k « nd M imukr . Entered •* >wond eta** mattvrat the p«»M<»rtlcv at Greahatn. Ore<on Movement to Improve Rural Edu- Patrons Propose to Organize a The price »»I I h«» ll«'rsl<l alone is >1 a y«*ar, but l«» th«»*«* wh«» wonl«l hk«* th«1 cational Institutions Spreading. Life Insurance Company. SHOULD to ton-ten .•.»tintrt«»* Il <0 * x Month* |»t «■» *•- for « iubbt ng rutc* lEH TTUCfS >!-. Lt N M-nt b) E»i rv'>or IXwlethce Moi rs Outer. Re^i^tend Letter or Chevk Slant} • a< . pled up to *'. « MADE INVITING. Room« Well Heated Ventilated. So That the Lighted Health and EDIIORIAL COMMEM ■ •* re.pit•*• - •! The , ot lalx-l on y our jxapvr It it l<s* not plea-c not tty u* Fire Farm Building» an ture—Proportional the Shall Not Be Impaired. mended. National For ln»urance Important Fea Representation Grange Again In about the matter. K> membrr tho»* arc the li»w<-\| N.ilrt I.UMBER $»> AND UP "Ihe Herald'* in vombinallon w it h mix of (he folio«« Ing: I aig«- «Im k uf l>IIH»*»i*l»»ll I uml» t ult batid Kolik'It Nll<| Mfraapil luinti* ( (ot ««II |H|l|u>a«'« tvii l or<l> r lo i< N ’•Hl I» HK<»s liorltig Hl» i Reconv inn« • I •• I JI • ••• M 4 If then» I* a llxidler ui’inge state in I tlie I nl»»n than Ml«'hlg:ttt xve «1 » n»»t kttoxv it* I ' c . ei Lat When it»«» I'Ntroii* « M"x I :n \ I I ttsxeuiblv in annual HesMlon there I* s«mi«»tliing doing fn»in th«» tlr*t roll «»• t F XIlMh H I , I «.KXN.t »'till <»f «Ivlegate* until (ho*»» >atm* del«» gat«** pack tlielr trunk* tor home l it«» recent session xxa* no cv-option to th«» ml«» They were there and every «»tn» v amt I hl» |>rl«-«' I* («>r 4rll\«»ty by inali vnthnsla*(le over the grang«* ami an\ or*ir r toil* to lend a hand and a voice, hs», «»iti) win'll rt'iultlaiii-«- I* ttiii'l« w » Hub I'*| m »■ tu») t»r ««-nt tn »«*|>«*ralr aibh to promote tlie Ititt'iesH of th«» Order mi I pt lütt» nut' tH'giii at any linn Tlten» xvure «event« *«*ven coiintl«»* represented, slxi.x thre«» hating r«»nto- na grang»** represented by 103 »l»*l«*- gai»»* and 320 Hiibordlnatt* granges rep- J R. KNARR rv.M’iitrd The total nnml»«*r "f grnng«»s ('nullitàIs. Or«* In the state I* m »!> and «»f paid up mein ls*rs 4-H.ooii rite report «»t (he Irras Plans ami !■ stimate* Furnish«*! for ail tirvr «bowed that on Ih»«* I t!n*rv was Classm of Buihling*» cash on hand amounting to >7.1321X1. » YOUR WATCH 0 KEEP TIME ! and tlu-n it think y»»ti’ll o( us hast y, < »ur Fred I). Flora Expressing. Oraying BRIGHT RIAL IY GO. P S CEDAR POSTS SII IN«! LES MOEI.I »I NOS Tl’RNEI» WORK ml« nntag«* <»l a clubbing mt«' with «»ther l‘Hp«*rs wt» <»!T«»r th»* i«»ll«»wing l«»w prices ene State With 48.000 Paid Up Mem Mental Energy of the School Children The past txxvuty vents have xxltti«*** «xl a marketl atlxain t* in school arc hi t«*vtmv lit num« (oxxtia in (he rural &!$OOìT!WURC(S If you 4 :««:* ' it p« p. • . out tn .cl p '« mm notify u» about the tOn« !’■. »vlvM rtpt; expirx- " ml t h i ■> pa: M*ti>tacU»ry to our ¡mtr«»n*. itieiuU it is not tn sections x»t Ute country. More mt«.' accordance with our ¡> r»ona. view» tioli Is being paid today h» school In or.l» rt: •«: . hatu. ot ad Ir» *s give oLl as »ell as new a.ldrv** CUBcit Of A0C*fS$ buildings, sanitation, surrounding* am! If no correspondence appear* from your h». ;Uivti Ih tn ex er before. CtMKVHKBTl .n wanted in every community The Lnit»«l *tvl to -id u* as many h*val item* a* you rati neighborhood. you a !■ !. »p.-nu, ,y Staten xx is alow | q making the atari, PROPENSI» ‘ X \l. « XKD* (.•:.«• tn.-hL -*x < <ch >**u< ‘ < X K D* <»F I H X N K* iîhiî $ »• <ns t •’ I I- ;: n « iv , .Aboi tXi ►■•••«... I h. «1 but nuxx that I lie initial he has Invn Î taken then» la tio excuse for progress ,,.r w r 1 to- a4.i;i'.oi.a’. wor-U «' «M X D> st I ..tit per w rd for tir-t it >< r-lton *ut**e.,uent ive sehoul directors not doing ex er« I t .v " 'I- ’ ' - w • • ■' ‘ e. ■’» - ! ■ ♦ a oi.|. .*• c. » lit U»>K* • , r u . -x DISPLAY xDVERTtSiNG, rates made fcnowu <m applicatoli thing in their power to relegate the Insani All l-odgr. Granite. School, Chun h or other notices er advertisement» of aerials. partie*. old. obsolete attd freipieiitly da- cv concert*, theatrical*, eu <tvvti tor a profit, charged tor al regular rale* tary buildings to oblix Ion, replacing In order to insure change of ad advertisers u»u»t have copy tn this office Hol later than them xxitli modern, up to date, military Thursday preceding day of publication. and sightly school houses. 01 PViVTilt; i* ur spcctaVs XV« are well e.|Hipn 1 to do the best work at current pru.» ■ I cannot urge too strongly the need Espw.alO tanner»' and bu*i " men * Letter Ilea I* Envelopes Hutter XX rapi*-r*. Statement*, etc in »mall or large quantities Auction Hill*. Dodgers, Posters. etc . printed on »hurt notice of an enlighteued and literal ¡toliejr in s«-hoo!h»»use construction to the etui that the s<-h«»»Uiou*e be attractive In THORBURN ROSS has prov- ap|M»nran< e and scientifically construct J. en himself a very brave man. ed.” says loxva’s superintendent of Perhaps we should say brazen. public lustruction. “It may require a fexv dollars more to s»»cure such a Or is he a coward. Isn’t it in schoolhouse, but It should Is* retnem RIZE FIGHTING i. on the famous enough for a man to be tieretl that the district Is building f r “bum.” So say the reform known as criminal at home with half a century at least, and only the In-sf should be considered. The *ch«»>>l- ers of the country. The John out dragging his infamy before house with Its surroundings should in» son-Jefferies match is threatened the eyes of the state and the na the intuit attractive place hi the dis trict. In xvhI- h every child and every with all sorts of opposition. And tion. It takes a lot of nerve to patron xvl’l take pride. Ami the in • I why ? Principally because of its brave public inspection in such room should not only !»<» inviting, but name. If there is any reason a way. Mr. Ross has l>een ad it s!i"u!d In» so ventilated, light«*! am! why a sparring mateh is immoral judged a criminal, and no evi heated th: t tlie physical health and mental energy of the children shall we have failed to see it. We dence that can be introduced not I h » Imp ilred ’’ never attended a real prize tight, will show anything to the con In various loxva counties the old bar bartilike structure I* b<»lng sup or even a good sparring match, trary. But he expects to escape ron. •>lant«»d by neat, cointmailotiu and com never had any interest ir. them on a technicality. He seems to f»rtal«!y equlppisi building* Many «•( and perhaps we are not qualified be afraid of one thing and that them are making rapid stride*. The problem of *upplanting the old to talk, but we fail to see why a is not his honor. It is the quiet, schoolhouse xvlth a uou «irriivtiir«» mr. man who displays his athletic sequestered vocation of those rle* uith it the dl*« ussion of several powers with his gloved fists is who board at the state's expense, ini]*ortant top • •*, chief among them being the sell m »I site, the school build any worse than the fellow who at the state’s private hotel. ing ami the ventilation of ihe building. enters a jumping contest, a test We can do no tietter in this connection J. J. Hill has not seen all of than to quote from Professor W I! of speed, or a wrestling match. Oregon. Not by a good deal. Gemmilk sujieriutendent of school* in If these are wrong so are all the He has not E>eer. out over the Dallas county, la., xvho give* practi tests of strength, games exhibit advice on all these subje* ts, as fol Estacada line, has not seen the cal lows; ing skill, and athletic sports wonderful country that lies to “In selecting a sitt» the area of the where the element of competi the east of Portland, the Sandy lot. the elevation, the cliarn« ter of the tion is to be considered. How the drainage, the dirt* ti«m of the Valley, nor has he suggested soil, sl<q»e and the <entral location should ever there is another feature of that he might take hold of the lie considered. No school ground the prize ring that does not enter slumbering Mt. Hood road. If should ever contain les* than one a< rt». so largely into other sports. That with a frontage of 180 feet and a he wants to do something for depth of _'•«i feet In the larger con is the participation of the "sport Oregon, why doesn’t he look this solidatrd district it should contain not ing” classes, the real sporty way? The Gresham Commercial less than two ami may very properlx sports who are dangerous where- three lore*. If possible it Club will be glad to entertain Mr. routahl should be ail elevate«! piece of ground, ever you meet them, gamblers Hill any time he says he wants a a small knoll or a gentle slope, ami the and toughs of all grades. But drainage should be away from the night’s lodging. then they are everywhere if they yard ami house. The soil should be light, dry ami porous. A samly or are permitted. Rule them out The city council of Portland gravelly subsoil affords the best drain and have a good, clean bout, has decided that the killing of a age. while an eastern or a southern limit it to a reasonable number child or two, and the crippling slope secures rapid evaporation. I’n- of rounds or to a specified time and blinding of a few more, is as der no clrcuinstances should the stra be clay Impermoahl«» to ground and close the game accordingly nothing to the selling of the tum water. It Is desirable that the school and boxing would be as respect stock of fireworks the merchants house should be iocuted near the geo able as any other sport. Prop have on hand valued at $100,000. graphical »enter of the district, and board should select the site with erly managed it should be valu Therefore we will have an insane th»» this is inind, bat th»» site should b<» able as stimulating an interest Fourth of July once more. — Port high and dry and the brightest and most beautiful siM»t n»*ar the center. in the art of self defense. The land Labor Press. L’mler no conditions shouTd pleasant -------------------- majority of the men today are a ami xvholesome surroumllngs be sacri- Australian and South Ameri lot of lubhiers utterly unable to fi»?ed if a better and more suitable site protect themselves, and that is can meats are being imported can be se<ure»l some little distance The additional distance In trav surely not a condition to be com for Eastern markets. With the away. eling will I»«» labor well spent If there thieving tariff off meats we mended. Being more intelli by th«» pupils are placed in more I>»* jiu - have it for six cents less a tiful and inspiring scenes. gent, a man should be as able to could pound. Watch the present con “The house should be placed In defend himself as any inferior gress take the tariff off meat front of the center, with the play animal, yet he has come to think — nit.— Portland Labor Press. ground In the rear. Where the house is heated by a furnace the fuel supply of physical self defense as brutal should Is* stored in the basement. If Tuning Forks. and unworthy of a human being. then» Is no basement a small building The tuning fork xxas the invention f<»r fuel should be erected at the rear OME attention should be given of John Stone, roj’al trumpeter, in of th«» s<*hoolhouse. 1811. Though the pitch of forks v.iri»** by the farmers who are pre “The foundation walls of th»» scho»»!- slightly with changes of the teinper.i- paring to compete for the prizes ture or by rust, they are the most ac house shoul»l be l»rl< k or tom» and ex tern! a little below frost line. The next fall, to the offers that are curate means of determining ¡»itch. walls should be at least one foot in Tuning forks are capable of being being made by the various seed thickness and extend about three feet made of any pitch within certain lim companies of this part of the its, but those commonly used are the abov»- the surface. It is usually well to hav<* a vertical air ( handler, and if country. Lilly & Co., have en notes A and C. giving the sounds rep there is ti<> basement suitable ventila resented by the second and third tors should b<? provlde»l on ea< h of the tered the list of special prize spaces in the treble stave. four sides, ho as to permit of thor doners. They are offering a fine ough v»,*ntilatlon of the Hpace between An Incentive. silver cup for the be3t display of th«* siirfa* »• ami the floor during th:» vegetables grown from their “Won’t you try to luxe rne?” he sumim r months. Goo»l shutters should b<* provid«*»! f«»r these openings in or seeds. Butzer makes his usual sighed. “I have tried,” she replied kindly, der that the winter’s cold may not af- , offers, the Portland Seed Co. has but firmly. f«*» t the air xxitliin the room near to made an offer amounting to “My rich aunt has just died,” he the floor. on. “It xvould also be a step In the right $18.50 in credit slips for mer went “In that case, dear, I w ill try again.” direction if there xver»» n basement un chandise at their store. The —Puck. der the entire buihling. partitloncsl into a furnace room, a xvorksbop and Routledge Seed Co. offers credit a kitchen. Adequate but Inexpensive A Blunt Answer. slips for prises taken from their Mother (to her daughter; You’d liet- tools for manual training ran be seeds amounting to $2«). The tcr accept Peter, my dear. He Is a bought, for .?25. Here th« boys xvould nice boy, though lie may not be han<J- learn to construct simple things In a Union Meat < ■>. a "■■■ ■ some. After all, go<»d looks fade, don’t *< Irntifle manner ami even -uppl-, th»* on pens of marketable hogs. they, papa? Father Kather! Flle- apjairatns m*»»*sHary for th»* school. A goo»I stove» ami some kltclmn utensils , One of the attractions for June gende Blatter. wouhl b»* sufficient for the teaching of is the Threshers’ Association the |>rinriph*s of d»>mest|r economy. Th* Ways of Men. meeting to be held at Albany Many a man who would be unable “No mor»* important <jin*stlon i !•»»- 1 the farnwr today than that in- June 2 and 3. A one and one- to find the family Bible if le? hunted fore nil day xvould have no difficulty In put toll ing tin? housing of his < hfhlrrn <,f thir.i far» will be given and a ting Ids hand on the corkscrew, even school ag<*. With an awakened appr«*- 1 good many fine features will In the dark.—Chicago Kecord Herald. elation of the fart that b»*tter rural Arhools will bring about a Rtay-at- make the program exceedingly home family which will not find It nec An Empty Dream. interesting. P. S. Bates, sec essary to seek the town for the desired ( Bobby—Say. sis. xvliat’s a “empty retary of the association, 215 dream?” Dotty—One you have when eduention there has rorne a realization Oregonian building, will send you’ve been sent to bed without any of the fact that, more practical Htudl«*s must I h * taught In more sanitary and you all the information you want supper.—Cleveland Leader. mure sightly buildings.” ■ECE1PTS or M’ittM r p> ion* are • ' nt hi ^a ill indicate the rts < .pt ot your n min .. • There Are 809 Grange« In the Wolver ber»— Pjtron»' Have and SMSCflFTMl UTf$ Dvr Year $1 ■»' •« a.tv am r ...•¡a -.i;,» ,t «.<.<». :.j !..•;.» »« S.: i «j BE « Mill I I t Milli» xHitlii'MBl «•< hi lau I. It. MOSS Phone AI IIMS F<»r tin* i«»!l«»xx mg at Imrgtnii' prin»s Ixts, honst*«, a»re .ig«- tracts, iartiis, liii<*tm**' •’ll»*", am! oth«r pr«»|w-rty I4\ Orr.ham. Ore. J. M. SHORT, M I) S. I». BI ITNI-R, M. I) Call r. • ■111. *-k |.<r Pbv«i«i«saXu(geaaa \ I r h . • OrMiham. I Orrfoa t »r take M»»mit >« "tt « ar t»> I j - ui * M P HULU (Master Michigan «tat« grsna«» | r»»«'eipts coming in sine«» that tima bringing the total to >21.771 «»I; dis bursements. >20. t’AVuu; baht Lie«*. > •,• 37* '.»!> 'i he r..intuit («•«• on «•«» <>p« t tti -n ha* received from p»•iventage «»n trade «ontrmts the past year a total «»f >.S,3»kS.32. The rxp«*ns«*s of this stile »■ommitt«*e were >2.**fG4«»l, lea«lng >«l. 2’t3.»N to th«* «r«»llt of Ihe grang«- At th«* dlrectj«»n of the «*.x»»«*uth «* «•«»in- mittov this mii I h -ommltte«» purchased »luring the year G p«*r <-vnt Oklalmma h «-h»H»| Iwmls !•» th«» nniount «»f >13.000, th«* total «-»»st, including premium ami Interest. Is'ing >11.SM.7O. < >n De»*. 1. l'.sth. th«» total s«*« unties and « ash in the care of (his suls »»mmlttev was >3'1.353 3G On I hi- I, I'.sfi». the total of same was >43,2<Wl.r>3, it gain of >3. Oil I'J Then* xxjis a Hplrli«»»l dlscUNMion over a resolution favoring th»* assessment of tin* iron and <-opp«*r mines, in which northern Michigan abounds, on ad valorem basis. The r»*s»»hitl«»n xvas adopt«*»l after a h»ng dls<-nssion. An other, urging members of the grange not to vote for any cundhlate for the legislature who xx»»u!d refit*»* to phslge hlms«*lf, through th«* pa|H*rM, that, if el»»«t«*<l. he would v«»t«» f«>r that «amll- date for I’nite»! States aonat«»r who re c«?iven the most votes In th»* state pri mary. was adopted, other resolutl«»na appr«>x»*»l wen? th«*sv: Itelative ««» pure f'Mxl. that th«* mini«* and itddr«*ss of every manufacturer I h » plac«»«l »m th«* package; that ddegat«*s to tin? national grang»» I»»» instruct»»«! to xvork for rep- r«»s»*ntnt Ion in th«» national grang»? bas»*d <Jn rnenib«*r*hjp; that a law should b»» en:i' f«*«i restraining any board of supervisors from granting any frandil »• to ; ny person »»r «»»rpo- r.ition h> c«»ntr»»l th»* wat»*r power of any stream in the state without com- p«*ns:ition. at th»* rate of in p»*r eent «m tin* capital Invest»'»! in said franchise and «at th»? rate <»f an hirreiiNe of 1 p«»r cent on< h y«*ar th«*r»»:ift«*r Tin? matter of organizing a grange Ilf»* Insurance was discuss»»»! and r»*ferr»*«l to th»» »*x»*»-titiv»» »oininit(»••• to p«*rf«*< t d«*tailM and «•ompl<*t<* organization. In tin? report of tin* committee on for»»stry It was re«omni»*n»l»*l that th«*r<? I»«? an lij» r«*as»*«l extension of the f irm woo«l lot ami « r»*for»*station of all lands riot fit for farming. <m g»»o»l roads the grang»» approv»»d th«» stat«? aid polk-y. Th»» coniinltte«» on t»*mp»*r- atic<? prescrib'd a r»»commemlatlon tliat all liquor and quostlomibl»» uiniisc- rm*nts I h * barred from th»* stat».* and c»>unty fairs and that local option Is th»? host niethorl of rombrithig th»* liquor traffl»’. The annual report of the sorr»*t:iry of the State Patrons’ Fir«* Insuram*»* company xvas as fol lows: The company noxv has 7.3G8 pol icies in force, amounting to $12.115,<517. Th»* rc|w»rt shows that »luring th«* year 1.0G3 j»ol!c|»*s won» written ami bc- tw»*»*n 300 nnd 100 Increases ami only GO decreases. It has aluo written 2,100 r«?lnspectlve policies. CHOPPING AND ROLLING Cirlst Taken at any Tlme—QuMt Delixery. 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