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BEAVER STATE HERALD
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GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, F RIDAY, NOVEMBER I«, 1910
Subscription, $1.00 a Year.
Vol. 6.
No. 46.
CAUCUS IS HELD
AMERICA'S GREAT APPLE SHOW
A BRANCH Y.M.C.A.
CITIZEN’S NOMINATE A
CITY TICKET
Oregon Apples Awarded First Prize as a Competitor
With Fruits From all Parts of the Country
SUCH IS VOICE OF CLASS
OF YOUNG PEOPLE
AV BE tlieFe are some
kinds of fruit Hint
Euro|M> can raise a
little lietter than we
do. blit wlieu If
comes to apple
well. tin- w hole
world lias to lake
Its hilt off to us
right there. If loll
mu'* any doubt of
It. however. Just at
I one of our nu
nil apple allow«,
w here -m il marvel
im of tin • “king of fruit**’
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Thfif you vi* III fInd np
right ut n oil. npplf. tu i h**
hi count 1<»*^ ntiiob* T* nini
ii ulinosi every dl*t rb't in
SLATE PRACTICALLY THE SAME
Max Schneider and
Emil
G.
Kardell the Two New Al
dermen—37 Voters at
The Caucus
HIE
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iiriKt
city
nation of tire national apple «bow.
lii<ori>orate<l. followed. with a stated
capitalization of $106,000.
The national apple »how thia year,
which, a* usual, will be held in
Hpoknne from Nov. 14 to It*. 1« at
tracting attention nil over the country
iiik I promireH to have more exhibit*
than ever before.
Professor il. E.
Van 1'email of Washington 1« chief
judge of the «bow. and his assist
are J W. Murphy of Glenwood.
<• J. Slnscl of
t». A. Bca< li of
of Kelowna
man. who N ron^ iih-rcil on»- of th«
foremost autborhic« on fruits lu th<
country, bos
hi cx|Mi«itk»n worl
wince ISM. when 1 n* wiis a judge a
t ht- < 'ot ton < 'entciimiai exposition h
MAY ESTABLISH GYMNASIUM
Meeting of Sunday School Class
at the Sterling Home is Fol
lowed by Appointment
of Committee
Shall Gresham have a branch
HOME APPLE*- ASIA A
C. A.’
PEACH
Y. M.
This is the question which the
“1 Can’ cla»“ of the Methodist Sunday
Death of C. W. Pec kens
School is going b> answer in the affirm
at
arnl died at I
i ar Irorn
ative.
The class consists of about forty
young people, many of them young men
of the kind to make good whatever they
WEDDING DHLS
IN GRtSHAM
¡♦•rLake.
f wus -tarted at the das»
eting and social held Friday
home of the
president,
rling, when the question
-I by the teacher, W. H. Bach-
what work can the class under-
outside of the regular church work .’
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readiness of the young people to
A
ilggest tilings which are waiting to be
t
<>. Thoma» to<»k t
up the name of
present iiirumU n
remark* elcarlv d
tie« tiling Mt **I ia I
uttk e of mayor, hi
va u* that he im tl
with several |M>uit
f vital iuipottain
erv citizen in it.
b»t M r. Shuttnek
»only of the 37
motion the rule»
Lift*
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V
A
man
wer ' given t he
of a1! p -i n .
is...d to an inland empire
ni finally, by unanimous
of tlie various interests. It
<1 to intuì an exposition of
ope timi i liaracter. Organ
with
ira also
lloran of
arried off the
u «na I
premier honor« In
won a five
•ere orchard tract, vulneri at $1.000.
with n display of ten boxes of apples
r
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the «.ime a» at pte-int.
II
lb»o I r H I
11 na w tlr*‘ put ail th- tr.vk •»! tl
Thf rcinuintng bn f-inefi» lieforr the .X limi»*' r| ah « t)»- fi r*t h»e » ipit i vr nil the !»•• n M
\\ hen the capital of the pr- tn<- ....I r.
cru •*«ing und iiiM‘d for a month in the ninter of two year* ago
caucii" > va il« notniiiHtii ig thrc r nhlcrtuen
Ar - l
teriali/e til ’ engine
pat in a
and ha« L vii tlie •• receiving a nic • Mrt of rn-t
to fill the vacancie- c Rti»ed hv the rc-
1
begun under the neu management it nn . i * brought out and «ct to handling «! rt ct «. Il 1*
tiring o( Al<|t»riiinn M irhfi1, St. (’lair
rt*gulnr
duty
every
day
an
I
will
be
ub«pT\ed
with
pleasure
by
all
into
d
in
ti
Í
ollice
na
ill
ami 11IlOtllH* NA Ili»*»’ tirmi» ol
expire the tirwt Tuff i .< yin . 1 anuary
The Evening
The Informal bgU« t NH A M -cat tcring, 1 ■ • ■
bat gain (lav ths?»
and a M-o»n<l Imllot n na * taken, nv I iìc I i bandeo
and NNr nvi II order
.elved.
1
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resulti •d in II
ye r and the Her:
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ot
Mr-.
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They naítv d aught'
majori tv <•( the vote» <l’MHt.
diM'lai ird th»* ninnine«- * va hirli maki m th«- Mater n .f Mr- II ltd
citizen « ticket to I h - v < '•♦• I mi i Heccinber j c pal ol .1 tile I’mvell
The resident« of Sandy were ionie-
preside •Ut "f till' <>
H, as follow-
v h it si uipri-ed Monday morning «hen
rite briiie «
League
Fot M ityor
Imlice» calling for ii special school
uving
ent,
meeting were posted, to deci ie the
Tor
M
Kansu
hi’ leone here f'»r th • past three years. length of term. six or iiiite mouths.
lor
The word if the comity .-uperintend-
Mr and Mrs. Lamlsdow m-enjoy the ac
quaintance «»f a Im ge «*i» «le <>f you ng peo ent’s ad Idres« given la-t May Indore tl.e
F>r
«chimi,
ple und tia\e the hearty good wishes of parents and friends of tlie
should be remembered. *'lf all our
all
w
For
children should die during tiie night,
hoNN would Nie feel? Better far that
See the HeraL club offers.
thvN shouJ I die than grow up in ¡gnor-
nnce. ”
Then come forward all of yc inter-
rated parents and friends of the S lllilv
«elioni children, and defeat a measure
i which is m disgrace to the town. De-
fcHt :i li*» grumbling ( hx pavt rs who
with officers having twenty year ’ of corporate discipline, ha« »re ti > miserly to do thc.ir parts cheer-
SCHOOL MEI UNG
AT SANDY
The Pioneer Bank
for five years labored incessantly for the upbuilding of (.resham
anti surrounding territory.
,
The growth of this bank, hs shown hv the following com
parative figures, represents well the growth of the city and
surrounding territory.
Deposits i close of business. Saturday evening. Nov. 12. compared with prevteus years:
I>ciM)Mits. November 12. I' hn I,
|1M»7,
$■.’.« 073.1«
$66,407.10
I IM iS,
$70,606.59
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1910,
$96,822.60
$160,419.65
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fully.
I’lie boaril of iliri'i'tor- ftl-n ned your
opinion. Il «ill gin' them confidence
iiii.i neioirc them that you are carrying
out t lieir w ill.
Tlie bniltliing ie a credit to the town,
but w hy na« it ereetd? To lie for one-
half of the year a «lient -entinel im-
)M>aed ninni an iineurpecting public.
I et the commercial club here «how
ita color-and work to aid the inetitn-1
timi that I« the foundation of pmgreiw I
toit« town
SI' BSCKIBF. li
One of the most important points Io lie considered In the selection of
your bank
the
Baseball Dance
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one would have put anv gray-haired
The »»reshatii Giants, who made such
a splendid reconi on the diamond tlie
past season, will give a social dance in
Metzger m hall, Thanksgiving night,
Thursday, November 24.
They have
arranged for the l»e»t of music and
floor iHHiiai eii.ent and invite ev ery-
b<>-y t«> come. * ‘omr ami join in tliis
Tiuiiiksgh mg dam e.
by a ii nit el “ \ ye
tinmiiniumdy declared the candidate
The next a a* r«Tui'ler ami 1». M.
R o I no I« th«* present
incumbent waa
ch«*' ■! after one inllot
Tr» H«ur«-r John Metzger wiw re-m»’iii-
im ted by ,i large ma »nt a
City Mnr*hnl 1 «ulliirkaon VA*»« chocen
f .r le • noin ¡nation, tiuaking (lit* ticket
i •
111 and re mam e-1 fait li
lie wa* a member of the
Ttie funeral
ervices were co
at t! be house by Rev G. F. I»unl
tor < of tiie Methieiist church at
am. The Fraternal order of
condii' ted tin- funeral service
grave at Montavilla.
•IIS ABILITY TO SERVI’ YOU”
FIRST
STATE BANK
GRESHAM, ORE.
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Cream Surprise take
Break two eggs in a teacup, till cup
with rich cream (or use
cup of but-
term, ’« cupful mike, one cupful sugar.
to 2 cupfuls (lour, a little salt, one
heaping teaapoonful linking
p ow 4,»e t
flavor with lemon or vanilla, and the
size ami lieauty ol the cake will Ire a
I euprise.
out.tale
ma-
1 .H Wo
t
c
r
<l<»!
n
•r pains i’i the wide <>r clot dai
‘ of flannel with t'harid»»rlain's
►•nt and bind it on over the «eat of
There is nothing letter. E»»r <a!e
ir» <hain I >aug Co
church worker to “haine. J. H. steri-
ing wa- father of the suggestion that
the claM interest the citizens in pro
viding a room or rootne, furnished with
suitable games and equipment to in
terest the young men and boys.
Gym
nasium work would be undertaken and
entertainment provided. All would Im
in charge of a suitable leader. It was
thought th s would be the lieginning of
a branch Y. M. C. A. With the gym
nasium and other features usually cin-
nec ed with such an institut on, con
siderable assistance could be secured
from tiie Portland Y’. M. C. A.
\ ooinmittee of young men were ap
pointed to work out. tlie-e ideas and
start the work going. The committee
consists of Will Johnson, J. II. Sterling,
Geo. Laris. I.d. Metzger and Ed. Avis
worth. The committee n et Thursday
night and formulated plan- which will
1«. published later.
This is certainly a go.-! nove which
should appeal to every citizen ol this
eii' and vicinity. A good gymnasium,
.i clean
resort for the young men,
would be a credit to this community.
There must lie a beginning and no time
can be more favorable than the pres-