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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1910)
L(K AL NEWS ITEMS : HOW TO DISTINGUISH ANO CURE FAVUS ANO CHICKEN POX. Favus (white combi and chicketi pox and their difference should la* known, lllllmlsle met with great defeat at for iguorame or error may result tn an epidemic among fowls and eom- the hands of ihe Gresham Giant* last niiinicallon of these diseases to p<*oplc. Sunday at Grealiam by a score of I'hey ar»' very differ«'iit. Favus. II to 0. In the first inning Hillsdale’ caused by a parasite, starts on the head reached third Lime after that they re with tiny disklike warts, expands Into peatedly died at the bai or on tir t base, Ihiwden crusts that overtop raw sur a couple of times they braved up cour faces. voter th" tsuly and destroy plum age en ugh to v nture on the long path age File tin. k. s. a y crusts smell like between first and second but a I met moldy cluvse. and the strongest fowls with the same result never seeing the succumb. TREATMENT FOR FAVIS end of the path. They were out classed Quarantine victims and disinfect in every respect. The batterv for Hills th.'roughly. Soften crusts with dale was C. K. Bleeg and H. D. Bleeg The battery for Gresbam was and IMialdsen, umpire Johnson, game report was as follows: Grwhatn, Kun, 11. Hit» 5. Error* 4 Ht:i«a«iv. 0. " i. •• «. Next Sunday Gresham plays Lents ba»eba I team at Gresham, Lents has won every game that they have played this seasan, anil we all know what tireshams can do So if you enjoy the national game you should not miss the oppertvnity of seeing this one, Col- email, who is to try out with Frisco this fall will pitch the game for the Giants This w ill no doubt Lie the best and closest played game of the season. Mis* Clara Metzgar who has been visiting relatives in this city for seme months has returned with her father to her borne at Topeka. Kan. when after a couple of months stay she will return with her mother to Gresham where they intend to make their future home. Last Monday evening there was a fair well party given in honor of Miss Clara Metrgar and her father. John Me zgar by the Metzgar family at Dan Metzgar’s residences, Games and music was the program of the evening. There were 43 present, all being of the Metzgar family. At twelve o’clock refreshments were served and the party broke up. Misses Patti and I.iunie Purrell for- merlv of this plae * l ave gone to AVelchee with H. E. Dav s ami family for their summer vacation. AV. H. Karr and family have returned to their home here after having spent a number of weeks in t e country w here Mr. Karr has I'een employed. T. K. Howitt has gone to Eastern Oregon for a week or so. Emil Kardell and Fred Fieldhouse have gone to Mexico for a month vaca tion. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Crawford have returned from Seaside. Miss Etta Thomas has accepted a position in the postoffice. Misses Ethel AVilkenaon and Lam i Burkholder have gone to Seaside for a vacation trip. Ben Mathew - and family are sojurn- at the coast for a while. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson Seaside. Dr. H. H < »tt and wife left Thur« morning for a month vacation AVelches. Want Column G0M KAMI SI INSPEl 11 Mil 11 W AN ITT1 Butter, I ;g* an t I arm I’l.lime at \\ . .stell's st ore, < o esliam. tt \\ WTEP Veal and II. g* in.I tat Cattle. Top price*. Il.iy Stafford, on Main *t , titesliatn. tf Froh ( o\\ m uante«! I EMBER- At our new mill 114 mile« southeast <i| Kelso. We deiner lumini Jonsrud Bros. (- FOR SAl.E 3L, in. wagon, good a« new. Il R Kane. tir< sham Phon«'434 32 ST KA V IP Black mare, 12 yr . old, Itkxi |b*., shod Iwhind, oval brand on right hip. I alter oil. Pilone Tabor tloS 4 C. C. Taylor, R. P. I, l ent«. STR AY EP—From Jeune s pasture, 1 red ami white heifer, 20 month* old. 32 Fin er please notifv Mr Jeune. FOR SALE \ bat and a brown pair of horses. 3 and 4 tear* of ag< , one Broken weight alsmt 1200 each. R. P Rasmussen, Corbett. tf Miss Rembold of Cincinnati is visit ing the Backmevers this week. She is a trained nurse and may make her home in Gresham if ehe can find em ployment. Mrs. L. S. Osborne, accompanied by her daughte Portia and her son Joseph, returned on Thursday from Vancouver, B. C. They will make their home here. Fred Hamilton is at bis old stand in Ed Osborn'« shop. A very pleasant party was held last Friday night at the home of H. A. Dvrnall at l.-nts in honor of his sister, Miss Stella Darnall. Those wl o went from here w>-re, Dr. and Mrs. Will Ott, Misses < trace ami .Minnie Lawrence, Jennie Mqtzger, Mary Hanson, Mamie Hoss, ami Messrs. Claude Smith, Ed Osho n and Ed Avlsworth. Bl I I RUN SI Mil I INti I m »»nr I» hhi daily at 9 a in Arrlvra Bull Kun nt iHH»n, I < h \« m Bull kun at I > 1 p in , urrivra G ivn I iuiii I 30 p. nt New Line of Rigs. (!oo<| Horses. Yoili Satisfaction Guurunteed PatiA'imgr Solicited Phone, Eurmera 516 BRIGHI KtAl lì GO. Gresham, Ore. L. E. Marshall Al UNIS Agent for For the follow mg .-it bargains prier«« : Ix't.s. Iiou*e*, acn* age tracts, lami*, bii'ines sites, miti other property Mitchell, Lewis & Slaver Portland Call II bill, a*k for XI r is H r i u 1 i ( FARM Or take Mount ><ott •.« r • • ■ I . tits ,\1 AC1 11 X ICRÏ PHONE 50.3, GRESHAM. OREGON HERALD BARGAIN OFFERS New Plumbing' Shop I w o II I »t.lte to 11>> I Olbl., t hat I liai e op. l.< d KO up tooblte I'lumb- i llurl «ti . t el)...... . l( l: i.irlron’» Ing and Tin Shop In tirc+ham lur tot me slot. AU k inda ol plum bi n g mat I y done Utensils mended promptly. Tin w are ami other Roofing and Gutters Furnished and Placed Isiimdles furnished lor Saiiitdh i’iuiiibiiiq C. Ale Laren Just For a Change. ’T« r « I mi II«. lliotigbt all of 1rs ir.itil.les u.’il'd lie »Muled when lu- in.irrhn! the e«M»k ” Ami w»‘i»‘fi’t they?” th«*y were just beginning f Giul out wry ti that **he lu.irritul hiin so that ah»* coultl stop <*<»oklng " X By special arrangement we offer you a great opportunity to read FoR > a I.E —A 7xii ilonkey engine, in good sha|>e. Bornstedt A Rilegg, Sandv. I >re. FOB SA I.E—All «ort.« of rough Inin berat .lari Bros. A Roth’* mill, lb. south of Orient. Will deliver ordei required. Lots for *ale in Cedarville, < terms. II. W SnanbaU. Pleasant \ lew Avenue; Gresham, Routed “Chantecler” D.MO.ND R()SIA\1>S \v< »mlerful “Chantecler” is the dramatic sensation of tiie world. In it Rostand proves himself to lie one of the greatest dram atists of all times. “Chantecler ’ is not only the greatest play of the ccn- tury, it is the one great play of the ? last hundred years. It is an exqui site story, palpitating with human sympathy and interest. It warms the blood —-stirs the emotions — arouses every commendable senti ment. “Chantecler” sparkles with wit—counsels with wise philoso phy — entertains with fascinating idiom—-while the tones of the hour bell of today, and today's problems, • are heard through the medium of “ Chantecler s ” deliciously up-to- date slang. No language contains sufficient superlatives to describe it. < Inly reading and study will enable you to appreciate it. It has aroused all 1 rance—London has gone mad over it. r l Illi I.E.N rox. I) per' vide, then apply phenol si-dlquv or apj. y -..luti' ii of glycerin and 5 per cent < arbolie ¡mid. in extreme cases Use solution of iodine and in per cent carbolic. When combined with canker, remove cheesy patches and apply ¡»eroxlde. Keep victims of favus and pox In warm, dry pla' e. Natural Mistake. “Old Stargaze is happy." “What l.s Hie lAcasiuti''" "He sat up all night to discover a comet, and along toward morning Ills vigil was rewarded found a new. luminous and uulisted one." "And that tllleil film with joy?" “Indeed It did! And tin* best of it was that lie dropped off to Hleep with out discovering that It was only on«* of the neighbors tiring a red headed servant girl " tf Wil 31 Notice for Publication limi Ilepartment of the Interior, I Otfi e at Portland, Oregon, July 3”, lulO. NOTICE i* hereby given that Lora 1!. Catlio, formerly Lora B. Brindley, if Palmer, Oregon, who, on May J<>, I'.«*’, marie Homestead Entry, Serial No. 01911, for sWSection 17, Township I North, Range •! East, Willamette Meri min, ha« filed notice of intention to ma <• Final Commutation Proof, to establish claim to the land above <]«■• scrilrcd, before the Register and Re- i.eiver of the I . S. Lami < .ilice, at Portland, Oregon, on the 20th day of September, 1910. See the Herald club offers. Claimant names an witriPHw*. (reo. Paugh, l lward Tiekey, W. Aldrich Aldrich, Weekly Oregonian and Herald $¿.00 William Knapp, all of Palmer, Oregon. 37i II. F. 11 I<i BY, Register. nnro UULo 9 keep time : JONSRUD BROS. BORING OREGON YOUR WATCH Phone tlx If not, we'll cure it, and then you'll 1 The council meeting did not material wonder why you did’nt think of ms | Mill I 1-4 mile* of Kel.No ize last Tuesday night. The three long before. CEDAR POSTS A II our work guaranteed, councilmen in town met ami adjourned No hasty, SHINGLES slipshod job leaves our shop. Our till next Tuesday night. win kinen are skilled ami conscientious, MOULDINGS The new autotruck“ put on this week You'll not grumble at the prices. TURNED WORK to haul pipe for tiie Schaw-Batcher Co. either. seem to be a success There are two at LUMBER $6 AM) UP present and they are making as many Larg»' «took of bl mention Lumber on hnii'1 Rough Mici flumber for all purpos«-« as ten trips each in the twenty-four 191 ,'i Morrison St. «« nd order to J< .SHRUB BRoH. Boring RD 2 hours, They ha il one pipe at a time, PORTLAND, - OREGON (Near Pap's Restaurant) as far as lhe stand pipe at Lusteda. Tiie quarterly conference of the Meth odist church was held last Monday WHEN YOU WANT night, w th District Superintendent Rev. Jas. Moore presiding. Reports were made showing that there had lie» n encouraging growth in all lines. About 5o members have been added to the church during the year. You Can Find the Beat t hat Experienced Buyers Can Secure Always on Hand in Our Shop Fred D. Flora The Best in the Aleat Line Shoe Repairing Get your shoe repairing done nt the New Gresham Shoe Shop, 20 years’ experience. First-class material used. I Fred Shoemaker, prop. 31 : TRANSFER ANO LIVERY BARN TO OUR READERS! Mr. F. H. Freund returned last week after several weeks abecence. Miss E. A Dolan was in this city on business this week. Sue has entered the real estate field and has the qual ifications of success. MARKET PRICIZS W \N TED—Highest price paid for fresh cows, state tic- and particu nr« Beaver State Herald and other papers R. Sexton, 97> E. llotli s Portland 3S The price of The Herald sl.-ne is $| LOST—Jersey lieifer fro . C. Zmslie, it tear, blit to those wh.> ttottbl like the aift antage of a dubbing rat ■ w ith other at Boring, Ore. R. 3, l>ox lit. pa|>em we offer the following low •inc. remove getitly and apply iodine FOR SALE 1 team <1 yr. old mules prices and try to localize disease. at F M chel s place 1 mile south of Krmmtirr thrw arr thr towr*t Ratrt In extreme ■ ases apply ointment com H 'g.msta ion. p-icePhone . * ’>3 “ I he Herald” in combination tt ith any posed of oue part red oxide mercury LOST- yr old brown Swiss bull, of the follow ing; and six of vaseline. horn- «awe I off 2 inches from hea l, n ta Favus lias t>eeu cured by dipping re > ard for return J. F. Wing, Boring, ti fowls in strong toba. co water tf lire., Routed. 4 Chicken |w>x often starts with swoll E FARM I AND* FoR S en eye; then comes a wart ou eyelid tl and. if not localized, the yellow topped I Man. B iring. t tre., phone I warts spread over head. comb, wat 1 11. How- WA\ri:i> "lock h- tles and sometimes on shanks, but not tf itt, Gresham. on feathered surface except with pig eons. WWTF.I»- Ul kiii.hU i The wart tirst has a red. spongy Ua*h paid. W. I’.ili-t'ii, a .»•■ undersurface, but as it dries up the ’ sx 1. black scab show* white roots. wanted Old St IK k is seldom affected except when proton a enters wounds, Ten- tiargain in real quire at First .“ a der. youus fowls are special viethua and. combined with canker. It is hard FoR sAl.l to cure. new. Cheap. I.ike favus. It is contagious. the pro Br ■*. Planing Mill tozoa multiplying in damp, dirty poul lea-ant 1 Ionie, All ki try houses and pigeon lofts, and though ml-er for building por very vigorous fowls sometimes recover table price*. Pein ered without treatment victims must gen ine 39x1. tf erally be doctored carefully. TREATMENT Fol; CHICKEN POX. FOR SAI.I — Eighty arr<‘f of tin«’, Quarantine victims and disinfect well laying land, 2l2 mile* iron» Sandy. quarters. Touch warts with hydrogen 15 a<-re* in good tiinb»-r; g<M»d water, eight acre* in cultivation. SUJiwi. quire of ( W. (df-idv. Sandy, Or»*. Mr and Mrs. John Corley has go to the coast. Mrs. Burch ami c- ildren have g ne to Seaside, where .Mr. Bun-h will j in them for a few day«. Produce. Veal, Pork, Chickens, and Eggs taken at Milin St.. Gresham 1’ K. Hoaitt. B, H. Thurtt|HH>n F. A. Fleming Lhuv. Boni dint! ‘,,h* Sale* Stables I'ASTt'Rl I|.>r»e« or t'o«« pN-turiMl for minimrr Webb Farm. Phone I" tt Mr- Ca Ison and doughter Mrs. J. Metzgar has gone to .'ea-i ie. Dr Short and wife have gone to coast to join their daughter. Rov Stafford’s Market (iRESILXM MEAT UO. Prices Right—Quality Considered "'iKÄ.,» The Only English Translation Rostand has chosen H amp ion ' s M agazine asthe medium through which to present “ Chantei ler ” to the English-rcading world. The publication will be in /our instal ments, one a< t to eat h instalment, beginning in the June number. The translator is the same who helped to make “Cyrano de Bergerac ” so fascinating to American booklovers. We have made special arrangements with the publishers of HAMPTON’S by which our readers may get “Chantecler” and the many other fine features published in HAMPTON’S in connection with our own paper, practically without cost. Rend our offer below. OTHER EXPENSIVE FEATURES II ami ’T on ' s M agazine every month con tains the most costly, most important, and most interesting (ontents ever put between the rovers of a general magazine. “Peary’s Own Story” of the discovery of the North Pole, a <H»0 feature, is now in its most in teresting stage, giving the positive “proofs” that Commai.der Peary and no other man dis covered the North Pole. “The True History of the Southern Pacific Railroad” by Ch.tries Edward Russell is one of the greatest mag azine serials ever published. Mrs. Rheta Childc Dorr’s articles on the “Power of the Women’s Clubs” are without an equal in their appeal to women everywhere. Fiction con tributors include the foremost story-tellers of the world: Arthur Stringer has a new scries < ailed " rhe Adventures of an Insomniac;” lames B. < onrxilly di'sciibes in scveial stones liis Trip Around I lie World with the Amciii an I'leet; Frederick Palmer is contributing a scries of airship stories of which Danbury Rodd is the i entral < harac ter. I he only new idea in detective fiction since Sherlo< k I folmes is provided in the «ccpnd set ies ot stoi ies al out Luther irant, tin- psychologii al dele» live, written by Edwin Balmer and William G* Macllarg. Other Short Stories are by stu b favorites as (). Henry, Gouverneur Mortis, Charles Belmont Davis, Rupert Hughes, Josephine Daskam Bacon, Harris Merton Lyon and many others. Special Offer to Readers of This Paper By special arrangement with H ampton ’ s M agazine , wc arc able to make ikc the tnc following following remarkable offer to our readers. T 1 he publishers of 11 H ami ampton us that the demand - ton ' ’ s advise ns for "Chantecler” is tremendous, Wc therefore advise you to order on the attached coupon now. I he only sure way of getting all of •• Chantcclcr,r is to send today. / “Chantacler” is now running in Hampton’s. Hampton’s and The Herald, one year, regular $2.50, now $1.50, Order at once, offer is limited.