There see tn a to be almoat llrultlaaa
possibility as to valuable additions
" ! t It may tn« made to our Hate of
grains and fruits through itti|«rta-
tlona from other countries
Already
to thia sottree we must credit the or
ange, lemon. Smyrna tig. Thompson
Succeeding Gresham Vindicator, Gresham Gasette, East Multnomah K. corti seedless grape ami other fruits. while
recent Importations lu the line of grain
Multnomah Record ami Montavilla Herald.
lii'lmle macaroni wheal, the Khersou
Published Every Friday ai Gresham, Ore., by the IU vvkr S tats PvauaHlxu Co
and sixty day oats and the Ituaslan
H. A. l’ARNALL, E ditor and M axaurb .
and Turkey wheats. 8ever.il varieties
of hardy alfalfa from northern Siberia
Knterv.1 as «vcend-vlaM mailer »I the petóme,' al lirvahaui. Orv«ou.
are being now tested by the govern
ment, and much la expected from
SUISCkimOk «.TH
Per Year. It *X> In advance: tn torvlan countrie.. I'. fiO
Six Month.
them. Much a* has been «lone along
T5c
I hrea RMHith. trial suteertpeiona 4Uv. Single copie. V. A»k tor clubbing rale..
this line. It is beUeved that It Is but a
HBiTUgctS »honl.l I m sent by Kxpreu or 1‘o.tothe# Mouey Orxlcr, Kegt.tcred la'iler or t heck.
Stain}* accepted up to 50 cents.
small beginning.
&
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accordance with our peroonal view».
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EDITORIAL COMMENT
with this same element the Tele
gram condemns. If that isn’t
inconsistency we do not know
the word. If the so-called Home
Rule Association were honestly
propvising something that would
be of benefit to the state it would
be different. But they propose
to improve the constitution by
having a clause adopted whereby
a part of the people are enabled
to support an institution that in
creases the burden on the whole
people, without recourse on the
part of those who are unjustly
taxed.
L. D. MAGONE
ASTROLOGY.
Ona
of
the
Moat
Ancient
Forma
of
Superstition.
Aktrology means tho “science of
tho stars.” The encyclopedia call»
astrology "one of the most ancient
forms of superstition." Clialdeana,
Egyptians, Hindus and Chinese
were given to it. The Jews "became
addicted to it after the captivity. It
spread into the west and into Roma
at about the beginning of the Chris
tian era. Astrologers played an im
portant part at Rome, where they
wore called Chaldeans and “mathe
maticians.” Although they were of
Au Eitgllaluuan named Galvayne han ten banished by the senate and tho
discovered a new method of determln- emperors on pain of death and were
Ing the age of a hone after It has otherwise persecuted, they contin
reached the age of ten. lie has uo- ued to hold their ground. —
Even
deed that at thia age a groove begins
to appear OU the upper part of the cor Ptolemy the astronomer did not va
ner teeth of tile upper Jaw amt coti cape tho infection, which in Ina
tinues to grow dowu as the tooth Is time had been universal.
Mohammedanism wns well adapt
gradually worn away for about eleven
years, At the end of that time the ed to astrology, and the Arabs cul
groove begins to wear away and at tivated the “science” with great ar
the end of about ulne years baa entire dor from tho seventh to tho thir
ly disappear»!. Thus nt the age of six
teenth century. Some of the early
teen the groove would extend about
halfway down the tooth, nt twenty- Christian fathers argued against
one it would extend the entire length 1 astrology in its earlier form ami
and at tweuty-slx would l>e found on others received it modified to «onto
the lower half of the tooth. Hereto extent.
fore the general appearance of the
Probably the palmiest days of as
teeth, degree of wear and slope have
trology
were tho fourtoeuth and (if-
been the chief means of determining a
I teenth centuries. At two of the
horse's age.
i oldest universities in Europe chairs
Many a woman who wears the al- were founded for its teaching—at
gret or plume taken from the white Bologna and at Padua. No prince’s
heron as a decoration for her l«est hat court was complete without its as
is doubtless ignorant of the fact that trologer. After the renaissance the
In securing these plumes a portion of study of astrology was vigorously
the skin Ls removed from the back be
opposed, though for centuries many
tween the wings and that Its removal
men
continued to believe in it,
means the death of the bird. And ibis
ls not all of the tragedy. for tile plume among whom, at least to a certain
hunter takes advantage of the mother extent, was Napoleon. The merci
love of the bird by hunting at nesting less ridicule of Swift ha«l much to
time, her attachment for her nestlings do with its discredit in England.
If not, we’ll cure It, «nd then you’ll
wonder why yen did’nt think of us
l< ng before.
All our work guaranteed
No hasty,
Hlipahod job leaves our shop.
Our
workmen are skill«'<l and conscientious,
You’ll hot gl niobi,' nt t h.' p| i.. I
either.
Fred D. Flora
ATT<»RNEY-AT-LAW
Kcal Estate. Probate ami t'or|«oral<m
I ««
Prompt Attention to Ail Hiiaiiiesa
*1* Henry lil<lg
l’hona. Mala lulo
OHKuoN
roKTI.ANI.
w. j. orr
il
Oil
h .
orr
BROTHERS
Hl NIIMS
Gresham.
Oregon
SEE CHAUNCEY
AT l.l'.N'I S
BRIGHT KtALTY GO
For Dry Goods, Groceries, and
Light Hardware.
I ostcr Road «nd Main St.
AT TINTS
W. C. Belt, M. I)., C. M.
For the following nt bargains
prims.: Lite, liuum*. acre-
age tracts, larnis, I iumìiiomh
sit.««, and other |>ro|>erty.
Ollice ovar First Htali' Bank
OREGON
Call 11 Olli, ask for
Mr«.
J. M. SHORT, M D.
S. P. BUTNER, M. I).
Bright
Or tain- Mulini Scott ear lo I s 'I i U l
Ffcvslciass-^srgtss*
•
Ornili».
OrrgoB
JONSRUD BROS.
BORING OREGON
I'honr <1*
•A couple of issues since, we
CEDAR POSTS
x>i. .iti 141 v
tied I» all re Hint ri®« OS MOFtt,
had occasion to speak of certain
VSSOI MASKS a» I < . i«vrM»»»a
•*•••«(
SHINGLES
i,.| «k«.t. h M,»Wl »r
t >t PStl Si»
conditions existing at Kelly’s
rosr 4M
l air.,» pra.lfc'« *»
.lu.iveiy
BANK StflSlNCIt
MOULDINGS
Bute and the road work radiating
I J 4-rtria In Meli j • f<«r Invaht»» 1* *w» k
TURNED WORK
• MOW VO OUVAIM ar.«t SCLl FAVtNV*.
hl. It 4 «tra Will |«AV. II"W
grt • |«4kHl»rt,
from that place. We later ex
l<*-..i.t law *t»d "liter valualda info«
LUMBER $6 AND UP
pressed an opinion as to the
at.M-U • Ditiiriialon I uui I m r tin hand
Rough and Drraard lutnbrr tor all |»ur|»4»««*a
proposition of an investigation
PAT2NT LAWYERS,
•end order to J< NNRl’D HltoH. Boring RD 2
as to the propriety of reported
303 Savenib St , Washington, D. C.
irregularities. These sugges-
tions w’ere not made at random.
They are the result of observa-
being so strong that she remains near
them In the face of au attack and thus
Drum Tap Mmtgu.
tion and information gathered by
falls an easy victim. Not only she
Writing
from German Africa, a
conference with other observers.
gives up her life, but her neatful of lit
The evidence all points one way
A copy of "African Game tle ones starve to death, deprived of European tourist says: “We found
and that is that at least one road Trails,” Rosevelt’s new book their mother's care. This briefly ls the here in the «lense forest, among peo
story of the aigret. It Is one of suf ple who know nothing of modern
boss is incompetent and danger which has been running serially ficient pathos to appeal to any woman scientific discoveries, a good ami
ous to the economical and faith in Scribners, has reached our who ls retiued. has human sympathy practical wireless telephone. Tho I he popular Colonist Fares will again be in effect between Sep-
ful execution of the work. It desk and merits creditable no and ls not utterly depraved ami hard natives have for purposes of cere temlier 15th and October 15th, during which period tickets to
of heart.
mony, peaceful and warlike, drums Portland will be on sale daily from
does not seem to be a new thing tice. The volume is printed on
either. He was reported unfa good paper, fine large type, well There will be held on Oct. 10-15 at of various dimensions, made of
vorably once and retained on illustrated and in Rosevelt’s clear Watsonville. In the beautiful l’ajaro wood, and these, when beaten, emit
$33.00
valley, lu California, the “apple an sounds of about an octave in range.
condition of better conduct. But and interesting style. We be nual,
” as the yearly exhibition of the Aside from the ceremonies, the
32.00
resolutions and promises have lieve it ha» the merit of being fruit In this particular locality is drums are us«'«l also us means of
known.
Watsonville
ls
the
center
of
proven unavailing in the face of reliable, which cannot be said of
25.00
communication, and the manner of
largest apple shipping section as
a consuming thirst and worse all such works, and we suggest the
striking,
the
number
of
strokes,
tho
well as the center of the largest single
25.00
influences.
Incompetent men this book as an excellent work to apple growing district lu the world, pauses, etc., make up words and
sentences
which
are
readily
under
Within
a
radius
of
a
few
miles
uro
to
have been kept on the pay roll, have on the library table, good
25.00
found more than a million t roes. stood for miles around. Wo had
favoritism has been rampart, de for old and young and especially be
which will this year produce 3.1 ,000,000 proof of it one day. Our caravan
votion to duty a dream. During the latter. The combination of boxes of fruit, or about ;« s t.t « HI,« 10«) was ready to start when our head and from other cities correspondingly low. These are Westbound
the last summer it is said that the natural history and travel and apples. At the exposition In question servant stopped suddenly in his one-way fares only, but anyone here can REPAY for relatives in
it ls expected that there will l>e sixty
teamsters have been laying off in adventure has all in it that is carloads of exhibits, twenty being < ar v.««rk, listened intently and then the East, if desired. Consult your local railroad agent
the side roads and in the brush necessary to make a boy or girl loa«l lots. A feature that has made gave unmistakable signs of pleas
to avoid being docked for partial hungry to the last, having tasted the Watsonville show very popular aud ure. We learned later that the in
a splendid advertiser In the past Is distinct sounds conveyed to him the
days’ work. Where they shou’d the beginning.
that apples were given away to the news that a boy had been born to to let the world know of your vast resources and splendid oppor
have reported for work at 7:30
thousands of visitors, it being tlie his brother in a neighboring vil
tunities for home building. Write to everyone you know in the
they came at 8. The real foun Last spring one of our most view of the backers of the show that lage.”
a luscious apple in the hand, or more
East. Send them yoed instructive printed matter, and tell them
dation for all the trouble seems public-spirited citizens proposed particularly in the mouth, wus a bet
that
the cost of getting here is but little more than half the usual
How Tennyson Decided a Matter,
to be a roadhouse, liquid refresh a contest in home improvement ter booster tliau merely nicely printed
cost,
and to call on a representative of the
»
Here is Tennyson’s own account
ments and congenial friends. and offered to supply the prizes, pamphlets In a fellow's pocket or un
der the library table. A new exhibit to Mr. James Knowles, editor of the
Just why the county officers can the city council to appoint the pavilion is being built ns a permnneut Nineteenth Century, of how lie was
not find some way to close up judges. Several industrious cit home for the "annual,” ami It is ex offered and accepted the laureate
for all desired information, or address
those roadhouses and get rid of izens have been preparing to pected that about twelve and one-half ship: “The night before 1 wns asked
acres of floor space w ill be occupied
its incompetent road bosses, is a take the prizes but the council by the exhibits this season. While to take tin? laureateship, which was
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent,
mystery that will be solved some has been too busy attending to the show has up to the present been a offered to tne through Prince Al
PORTLAND, OREGON
time and a few good votes could various odd jobs and a matter of strictly state affair. It Is possible that bert’s ¡iking for my Tn Memoriam,’
next season It may be opemsl to com I dreamed he came to me and kissed
be made in the vicinity of Lents such civic pride was not of the petition from the whole country, as
me on tEie cheek. I said in my
degree to secure their commen the Watsonville people, whose slogan dream,
by immediate action.
'Very kind, but very Ger
ls "The apple show where apples
dation or co-operation.
grow." believe that with their New man.’ In the morning the letter
The Oregonian of the 16th in a
FREQUENT
RAPID
COMFORTABLE
The attitude of the city of town Pippins and Belleflowers they about the laureateship was brought
write-up of the prevailing high
to me and laid upon my bed I
can meet all comers.
prices in real estate gives some Portland and the leading dailies
thought about it through the day,
highly misleading information — this year in regard to patronage The logon and phenomenal berries but could not make up my mind
as it frequently does. It says of the fair is worthy of contrast are among the most popular ns well as whether to take it or refuse it, and
STATIONS
EASTBOUND
the people developing the coun with the manner in which some best paying small fmlts produced In at tEie last I wrote two letters, one
the
west.
They
reach
a
high
state
of
accepting
and
one
declining,
and
t. ./• 7 4A H
U 4ft, 10 ia ili U 42 1 «s Ì 4S J 41i 4 4S S 4S t 4S II 15 Freight
of
our
own
citizens
and
business
try through which the 0. W. P.
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perfection In the valleys of the Pacific threw them on the table and settled
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a
runs are mostly foreigners and men acted. The cordial interest slope. The two plants are much alike to decide which I would send after
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<0
shown
by
the
East
Side
business
In
habit
and
appearance,
the
only
no
that Japanese and Italians are
fny dinner and bottle of port.”
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M .’41
the
ticeable
difference
being
that
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. 9 40 10 40 11 40 12 40 1 40 2 40 3 40 4 40 5 40 8 40 7 40 12 10
men
and
by
the
managers
of
the
H
lift
farming most of the fertile land
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leaves of the loganberry are a trifle
St. John’s Evo.
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near the car line. Now there commercial club should put some darker than those of the phenomenal
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Curious and quaint beliefs still
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isn’t a Japanese farmer between neighboring knockers to shame. berry In appearance the fruit of the
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prevail in some parts of England
blackberries
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two
plants
resemble
large
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Brookwild and Gresham, except
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4 Oft
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Street improvements are un In shape and are deep red In color, concerning St. John's eve. Lassies
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12
0Î
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a hired man on the Cotton farm. der way that may be the cause while In flavor the phenomenal berry still place their shoes before retir
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Beyond Gresham we only know for some objections on the part Is a trifle milder than the loganlierry. ing for the night at right angles,
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of one or two. It says, “Out on of a few, but let them once com The origin of the two fruits Is similar, forming a T, reciting the lines,
being the result of crosses
The
Hoping this nl^ht my true love to bos ,
Eagle Creek near Hogan there is plete the work planned and then both
1 R< rr DAI.I BRA NCH
I place my shoes in the form of a T.
loganberry Is a hybrid resulting from
a colony of Swedes, their post they will be as proud of the im pollenatlug the Auglilnl oitgli black under the idea that their future LINNEMANN . l.v I« X 7 4 ft 1. ft Sft 9 ftol 10 40 11 ftO 1 SO 2 40 1 50 4 40 5 50 8 40 7 40
B mr <‘ I.I iik
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office is named Hogan,” which is
berry, a wild variety of California,
Falrviiw
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provement as anyone. Don’t be with pollen from an Antwerp rasp husbands will be revealed to them TROUTDALE
ft
Ar <1 «V» M
« 10 10 II 00 u 10 2 10 3 00 4 10 5 00 8 10 7 00 1 00
not a postoffice. There are some
a “tight wad” in street improve berry. Its originator b< Ing Judge Co in dreams. Formerly supper wns
Swedes near Hogan and they are ments. They repay every time. gnn of Santa Cruz. Cal. The phenom placed on the table with the belief
STATIONS
WESTBOUND
reliable people, too good to be
enal berry, one of Burbank's creations, that the future husband would en (AZADERO
Lv
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Is a cross between the Improved Cali ter by the open door. There is, too, Estacada
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slurred by the Oregonian or any
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a
prevalent
idea
that
especially
for
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fornia dewberry and the Cuthbert
Eagle ( reek
Marriage Marta.
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other irresponsible purveyor of
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public misrepresentation.
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held twice a year. In the spring and In of other hybrids than horticultural, John’s eve, the rhyme running:
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D. SWIFT & CO.
People of Oregon
CHICAGO at
ST. LOUIS
OMAHA
KANSAS CITY
ST. PAUL
NOW IS THE TIME
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
PORTLAND RAILWAY LIGHT & POWER CO.
Springwater Division
the autumn. The Tunisian girls attend
It must keep the Telegram by the hundreds, each with her dowry
squirming to fill one corner of In coin and Jewelry disposed about her
person. The "golden girdle of maiden
its valuable space with such a lot hood"
encircles her waist, anil In it Is
of hot stuff about the moral deg an unsheathed dagger. When the dag
radation of the city council and ger ls gently removed by a passing gal
lant and presently returned, it means
the villany of the saloons of | that
a proposal has been made.
Portland, the dives, and the po A prettier custom prevails among the
lice and at the same time be Ooraon maids, who. at stated Intervals,
In the market place In front
serving the Hell Rule Associa assemble
of each Is a lighted lamp, an emblem
tion with several columns of free of «-onjugnl fidelity. A young man
space, condemning the efforts of feel» attract,-«I «nd gently blows u[a,n
| u»e flame, extinguishing it When the
the people who are prôposing to girl relights It, it is a rejectment: If she
improve the moral tone of the allows the lamp to«o unlighted, how
state by dropping partnership! j ever, »be suitor is acceptable.
neither of these crosses ls ns hardy as
Its parents and often kills back with a
zero tenij er iture, but this difficulty
can be overcome by covering the canes
during the winter. A rich, mellow soil
Is Ideal for the*e two fruits, and It
should be well drained. I-argest re
turns are possible with abundance of
«»•er a-4 the proper time A very sat
isfactory arrangement In planting ls to
set three feet npart In rows six feet
apart and to train the vines on a wire
trellis iirrangi-d on T posts. About
four canes should be allowed to ma
ture In each hill, the weaker being re
moved As In fhe case of niaA* Pther
small frulta. these berries will give
largest returns with heavy fertilizing
Under the stars on the eve of St. John.
Lucky the babe that those stars shine on.
Bury Your Troubles.
Boring
Haley..
Anderson..
Hogan
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