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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1911)
S J bscription, $1.00 a Year. NEW POSTAL ARRANGEMENT * GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH CO., • » OREGON, FRIDAY, F EBRUARY IO, 1911 $5000 BREAK ON PIPE LINE Vol. 7. No. 6. the Mt. Ilood mad in carrying mail It Herald Mr. Campliell it making some bring them the material; also in laying I imm l»ren known tor several weck« 'hat fine improvements on his farm west of the permanent rails which ar«- replac • florin will I m * ma<le to have powtotti <•«•»» town. A eom let«- new water tys'em, ing the lighter constr iction rails at re f*NtiiblÌNh<*d nt R<N'kwoo<| and Plean- lx it li hot and cold, ix lieing installed. first used. ant Holiie If that <*itn I m * brought At Lusteda it was found that there Miss Viola Mathi-ws entertained the about by the pvoph* a’ thorn’ two platen Queen Esther class at her home Satur wax too much dirt for the necessary fills A si rioits mistake, ma«It- while texting day evening. Aft«-r the busin ax mwt- along the roadls-d and it is being There seem- |.i I».« >i imivvuieut on they will rich get a rural route, th uh tiny Mathew» came very near being fool to reorgan si .it least two of <hv mrtaihiig mute* «»ne and two from 1 the new pl|*e line near the I.lisle« 1 ing a .«x'ial time was enjoyed and re- dumped over a bluff. tin- victim of a mysterious a-.anlt near Paul Smith, engineer for the Mount U'igan last Saturday evening. He was rural route« (rum tiresfism, mil anti <trrntiaiii and redlining th«» mimhiT school house, will prove costly to some rn lioieiits served. «»till further, ho that it im more than one ami delay completiotrpi th“ line. them <>m* **t th« r.iuta from l.<*nt« nml ' G. L. Ingalls, O. W. P. agent at Hoo<i railway company at the Stanley at the Vaily farm when a commotion in I*** three months the l«rn attracted his attention. He perhaps two from Ito mg Whether I’robable that Grenhani will again hav«» When tbe teat liu«l Ixs'ii c«implet>«l with ireshain, has resigned his jxisition her«-Kr,ve' P*» ^"r hut I w<> routen I m * fore two yearn more, a pressure of I'M fwiiinijs, the order wa« and .1. M Johnston ha« b««en appointed j I“1* opened a new r camp < , _ just fa-low went to tlie l>arn to ascertain the the |sist«dll' v department 1» doing lid* I lowaver, the general xervic«« will not given to let th«« water- out of the pipe. is problematical, but there is a feeling to take iaiw place. Mr, Johnston was Rockwood ami taken tbe contract to trouble when he was accosted by two , rein «ve 27,Out) cubic yards of dirt. He men who took him across a field toward iu piintolli«'e circles ttia sucli is the nuffer. on the contrary it will I»«* Im In doing so the engineers in charge of formerly agent here. proved because <>f earlier nervice ami the Work forgot to o|*n the air i elite cane nml that the diqiartment in »'eking Charles Kalmar, who two years ago will have fifteen men at the camp and the railroad track and then up Hogan an estviiniun to portion«« of the t«o ritory witli the result that twelve Joints of the I expects to tie engag«-«l there for at least station, fn some manner he manag'd to n| ply Ils wntcfiword of economy to moved to a farm near Oregon City, has not now being nerved. pipe collajieed under the outsule pres : month. Multnomah county. to get away after a severe tussle with bis It in Hurmi«M*d thaw present route No. sure Nine of the joints ate lying io sold his place there ami may return Camp 4 is now only a memory. Work captor», but during the »cuttle he was It is the aim of the department t<> here to reside. Th«- family is well! ! I will be the one to go if any change in the trench with their »Ides touching, at tbe Stanley gravel pit was finished at slightly cut across the breast by one of give adequate »vrvie • at the iiilniinum : made. From Indirect reports it is be- while the other three are less badly known in this vicinity and the other I midnight on Monday, and tbe task of coal, and at the same time make all the men with a sharp knife. The blade surrounding towns. 1 Heved that Troutdale, No. 1 will take a wrecked, hut wholly ruine<L ’ of removal began tbe next morning, went through his clothing and grazed the rural rout«-» of nearly the name | |M>rtion of it along ths Bane Lins and The lower house of _______ the legislature It is estimate«! that the cost of re j Tbe big steam shovel was taken to the skin. Once free he made a hasty length Twvuty-lour miles is the that the Cleone rout«* will get a part placing the ruinisi section will be about has appropriates! «1,5iO for aid of the Camp 3 about three miles southeast of standard route, but one from Grenhaui, getaway. He was unable to recognize i I'renent route No. 3, from Gresham fkr>,Oi»>, as new pipe will have hi lie se Gresham fair. When the senate gels the city, win-re it will remove nearly one from la-nts and two from II ring bis ax-ai'ants whom he describes as be would thun be able to nerve the remain- cured, hauleii bi tile scene ot tlie acci to the bill there ix a probability that it I :ki,0O) cub'c yards of dirt, when the are Iwlow this figure, ao it In thought ing roughly dressed, one being heavy ' der of No. I aller lowing alnuit eight dent and all appliances for laying it hill be cut down to at«>ut tl,<KX). The , road tied will fie completed to where it that one route from Gresham can lie set the other a smaller man. miles to lamtn I ii the event of the w ill have pi lx« taken there again, be larger sum coulil be use-l Ui grxid a«l- crosses the Powell valley road. Tbe idiminatisl, the territory given over in Mr. Mathews is unable to assign a change« being made nt least one the »|4jvx tbe great task that will confront vantage, but ‘‘economy” will doubtless cut at Stanley’s, where camp 4 was Io- part to I. *nt<« mid H »ring, mi 1 leave a reason for the attack but has hia revail when the final vote ix cast. camera from thin place will lone bin job, the workmen in making the change. cate«I is the larg«-»t on the line, being suspicions as to who they were So far lirrtluiiii MiiU lliri’i' full ri /« m | rout.-. Gresham Library axsix-iation held a hut all the remaining routen will b<* of There is likely to lx- some contention half a mile long, 100 feet wide and 35 i they have not been located, probably Th«* nnvuiR l<> th> depart iih ’ u I hsm b«*«*n practically the »anir length with th >■ as to who will suffer tin« l«>nx. a» it is meeting Monday, February 6, and elwt- feet deep. It wax the seen«- oi grvat«-st <* m I tui xt«** I to I m ’ alnHlt * h MI H year if having left this vicinity. m i n irnum nalarv. claimed that the city water lxiar«l ac i'l the following officers: Mrs. J. W. activity for the past three mouths. It kn iu n that a thin w««r«« dotte. It cepted the work when the text was Shattuck, re-elecied pr«-xi<h-nt; Theo, w »s ma«le directly across Staoley avenue |Mrtilion h «i been pre|»ar«*d f’»r Nigna* You are probably aware that pneu xatixfa-'tory, nml that by its orders the iirugger, vice pre»id«-ni: R. R Carlson, an«l will be bridged with a substantial luriwi and that a remount rance N alno Birthday Surprise treasurer; Gxo Keller, secretary The structure as soon ax possible. monia always resnlts from a cold, but water was turned off Whatever the to I m * <’i rt'ii iiil»*«I, hilt th«1 d«*part in«* nt < hi Saturday • venmg la»*t a m«*r \ you never heard of a cold resulting in «incision, there is i mng to tn- loss of I library will giviy it* annual fr*«1 tea will do pridi v m ich a* it I i pnity <»f V' »Ullg pitpit« RUrpriaeil Earl Oregon’s biennial mud tax is i four |in»-nmonia when Chamberlain’s Cough i Katunlay aftermsm. February 18 front tune and great c«i«t f ,r » small )«i«e<* if I Mi«l<llrt<m, th«» >ccn*i'»îi being bin 21<t regnrdlwii • f the w ixhvH of Ihr I million doll-rs. The amount i ex ved Ksniedy »»« need. Why t?ke the risk t to 5. Everyone cordially invited carelessness Yet it wil I maintain a gtawl birthday. The i'vmiíi/ vs a*« enjoyable woulil build l.’xiO miles of gixxl r«iads. when thi« remedy may tie had for a “ Tony" Multliauf, well known iu this ' wlmteyvr it dora and if Itili «•¡»«»nt with itim ir, gaim'N and j vicinity, is in » San Francisco hospital It would improve ail the highway* in triti.- ! For -ale by all dealers. Ahoiikl I omc another rouir the moot» l ari war th«* recipient <*f a fine tbe state. Oregon's nin«f tax save«l GRESHAM LOCALS Would fiot I ** inconvenienced ' iitftavi*<l Hold ^at^di from bin father in at work ax engineer on the steamship I would pay several times the possible How to cure a cold is a questi n in way. h<>nor of I hh attaining bin 2!»t annivvr* Ciinncillnan Howitt has In-vu Very ill where he wns employed. He was seri- tax for jH-rnmnent highway« making which many are interested just now. On«* fin l<»r in th«* <l«**ir«* to reorganize «ary Th<»*«« preiuMii I hhh I vh the family I ously scal<le«l by escaping •team when under the proposed g««xi roads bills Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy has won the a«*rvi<*«* IM the conge* ion on rout«» wt»re Ma/- Nchantine, Hvnter Thor|M\ tin* pa«t week. submitted to the Legislature by the Ore an explosion occurred. For several Hn tiramipii Jnhnam is suffering from it- great reputation and immense sale NO. 1, out <>( Ix’ntx Thi mule has Myrtle Stanley. Miriam Brown, Addie weeks he wax kept in total darKnees to gon Good Koads association. A mile of by its remarkable cure of colds. It can alx>ut m m I bo\<*H, which number lx Quinrnbury, Maud JoliDHton, l><»rn attack o' grip|M*. good roads built end« the Jnud tax anti great«*r than all th«* <ir«-*biim route«« Hur k ton, Ida Stride, Mavr Ix>vrlace. Wallac«* Wilkenson has lieen quite ill restore bin even which were nearly liegin“ th«- returns on the investment always lie depended upon. For salé by blinded, A companion employee w»** all dealers. combined. Something will haw to be VvHta Trgart, Forent Jeune, Clarence with grip for some lime. from the go«xl roads construction. Other killed by the same exploaion. done there t<> relieve I Im carrier, w ho , Stanley. Joseph tS’bnntin«*. Koland Mr. and Mrs. Lawrene«* spent Satur miles of gixxl roads open up the state threjitciiH to quit la*<*auae of being over <piin<*nbury, l»«*ite*r QuiMvnbury, George day ami Sunday visiting in Salem. Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor ex to increased population. inten»itie<i pro worked. In making Home changen fl ih St«*ele, Ko»» Ixivelace, 11 diner Anmparh, accelerated development, ercise, insufficient mastication of food, I»*wis Shattuck and wife returned NOILS ALONG IHL KIGHLOLWAÏ duction, likely that lx»ntH will get n city carrier, Mr. and Mrn. Schiller. makin possible tbe more pleasure» and constipation, a torpid liver, worry and j from 1 a >* Angeles last Saturday. when it will la» neceaaary to give the I comforts, bring rural delivery, increas'd anxiety, are the most common causes Trolley poles are lieing xet for the new George Howitt of Moiitavilla was out Correct your rural carrier» th« r<* aotne new territory. neighborhoxi sociability, eleva.e citi of stomach troubles. railway at two different points and ju«t to see his brother, T. R. Howitt, Sun- habit« and take Chamlierlain s Stomach Wdshinqton’s Birthday Dance Heme th«* encmacbni«»nl on Grraham. ' east of Pleasant Home there is a mile zenship standards, <io«ible in value and Liver Tablets and you will soon be K im kw.sMl grange will give a Wash «lay. B«*Hidi*H th«*Hv probable change» in the abutting property. well again. For sale by ail dealers. stretch up. also at RockwissL Isabel Metzger of Portland spent last service, it in not unlikely that then» ington birthday dance Tuesday even Owing to a mistake in operating a will I m * other« within two vear«. when ing, February 21. Richard's orchestra, I week visiting friends and relativ«*» in Falls Victims to Thieves 1 «team shovel at I leasant Home, where Sandy. Ore.. Feb. 2, 1911. the usual grange supper and tickets, II trexham. S. W. Bend* of Goal City, Ala., ha« a by a large quantity of dirt wax left in Notice is hereby given that the »1 mi. Vn<it*Hirablew will not I n * allowed Miss Lulu Partnely visited her aunt, A 96-l’dqe LHary tor Our Readers the wrong place, the contractors are justifiable grievance. Two thieves stole partnership heretofore existing be We lak«* pleasure in announcing that to remain nor will they be Hold tickets Mr*. Wm. Ross at St. Helen*, over Isst erecting a steam derrick for use in its his health for twelve years. They were tween Willard Bosholm, Ned Nelson il kirn» it. i Sunday. our readers can secure n valuable ‘.»I removal The expense is several Inin- a liver nnd kidney trouble. Then I>r. and Antone Mikelson. (and known as page diary for lull by sending four 1- Guv Fieldhouse, who has Incti hud ! drvd dollars. King’s New Life Pills throttled them. the Firwood Lumber Co., in business cent stamps to l>. Swift A ('<i., patent Notice to Creditors up lor tin past five weeks, is able to lie He’s well now. Vnrivaled for consti near Sandy for the last three and a •*'o eager are the contractors to get lawyers, Washington, l> This dairy Notice is hen by given that Ihriiy- out again. the railway grade finished that they are pation, malaria, headache, dys|iep-ia: half years, will be dissolved the first is worth 25 «•ents atul contains a mem- ! derxignvd ha.« Ix'en appoint««! n<lminis- Miss Ruth Nildin of Montatili:« ix offering extra indiK'ement« to the 25c For naie by ajl dealers. of March, and that all outstanding ac <>ran«la ami date f«»r each day of tbe tiator of the estate of Lydia J. t'allwidl, spending a few days w 11 h her cousin. counts due to or against the firm I loremen to hurry their joha along. The year; th«* census of 190*1 ami 1910 of the dreeas<«l, by the county court of the Bessie Howitt. foreman at 1.listed» has been promised A piece of flannel dani|>ened with should be paid to Antone Mikelson at states; nearly 3<«> of the largest cities; state ol Oregon, for Multnomah county, Mrs. Rosa Metzger of Portland. ne an extra hundred dollars and a suit ot Chamt>eriain's Liniment and Isiuni on Sandy, Ore., on or before the first of synopsis of useful every day informa ami I ih x ■ |unIiliv«l. All person« having compaiuixl by tier chihlren. s|*eiit Suu- clothe* to get done liv March 1st. to the affected part- is superior to any March, ion, and take receipt there tion ; buxincxx laws; jiatent laws ami claims against said estate are hereby Signed, how t«> obtain ami sell a jiatcut ; busi notilie«! to present the same to me at <lay in Gresham. A camp lias lu-en establisln-1 at the plaster. When troubled with lame back fore. Antone M¡kelson. ness forms; jxistAg«* rat«««; and the Mr. and Mrs. John lhasli of Walla j northeast corner of the city a here or pains in the side or chest give it a amount of corn, wlmal, <>au>, tobacco 314 Spahling building, Portland. Ore Walla, Wash , art* visiting Mrs Brash’* , alsiut loti men have their quarters. trial and you are certain to be more gon. «Iiilv veriticl, within six months nml cotton produced in each state. sister, Mrs Holliday. | They are employed at Hie work of bal than please.1 with the prompt relief Clubbing offers: Herald and Oregon from the date hereof. Ia*e Merrill, who ix lineman fur the lasting the track as ttie gravel trail » w hich it afford«. Slid by all dealers. Agriculturist for one year $1. First publication .Ian. 14, 11111. Mt. Hixxl company at Bull Run, came New Real Estale Company HI GH M. CALLWELL, down for one night this week. Administrator Having opened a real estate office in Gresham, we wish a nice list of lamin J ohnson a van zante , John Conley and -wife.have conchnled .■ Attorneys. Ixith wild and improved to offer our that Gresham is the best spot and have • retnred here to make their home. large list of prospective buyers. If you When her child is in danger a woman have anything to sell come in and see tiresliam high schtxil basket hall team us. We arc in a jxisition to handle will risk her life to protect it. So great itvfeate«! the Dilley high school team on xtfccessfully all kinds of realty either act of heroism or risk of life I» necea- the Grt-aham floor Friday night. Score </ [I wild or improved, large or small, town wary to protect a child from croup. wax 3(1 to 5, Give Chambarlain’s Cough Remedy country. 1 "" ’M? Will Miller, who was call«*d to Baker, 1 TT B ‘ k If your price is right we will do the and all danger is avoided. For sale by Oregon, on account of his mother’s seri ~T •*»■ all dealers. rest. S mith L amp C ompany , ous illness, has return«*«! amt re|xzrts ■ J ■ 1 Office on Powell street, Gresham. hi- mother as better. ■ Ä if Ask «l'ont the Herald Clubbing offer» Chas McColl and Mark Emery came I home Tuesday from Eugene, where they attend the university, to spend I ,1 their mid-term vacation. GÜY MATHEWS ASSAULTED fl 1 1 Í 11 V / Look Odore You Leap la an olii saying that hold» g«H»l in starting a bank m-count Before you place your money in a bank look for the following safeguards : 1 ¿-fl Peter Michel and family will move to I Portland in th«* spring, where Mr. I Michel will engag«* in tho creamery I I * business with his brother. Miss Pearl Fleming was taken to the Gixxl Samaritan hospital last Friday for an operati n for appendicitis. At last r«*|Hirt* she wits doing well. Sis- flint tin' nit'll «Im manage tin- affair« of the bank haw limi long posi tions of trust; Hull they hh - men of charm ter unti ability nml not <li«pose<i to Mrs. Paul Smith r«*turne,l l <>m S.ilem s|H'culiiii<ui ; that tin y have no «(ring- on proposi «! projivt.--. uml that proposixl project« him no strings on tlu-in ; tluit they ar* in fact, men » Im w ill stami lor this Week, where she went t*> -cttl«' up right regardless of Inlliii'tiees. some l'iiHiii«*'*M ; ffaim and » piiionc tlie I The bank should have amph'a'iipitid. Thi« bunk I ihs a capital of f IA. ism .no family «•fhrtH to their horn« in li fully paid, and actually paid in cash wood. \ gissi surplus mud is an additional -■ < uiily This bank curries a -urplits Ilodvr I'horpe grndmu<*<! from t e of $N,t»*>.0O, available in ca«e of emergency. I eighth grade of the Terry «chool last The bank should curry a g«»sl reserve 11 cash This bank carne« I of over 30 1 st cent oi its deposits more than double that required by .«he 1 month, living t lie only gì .« I nan The bank should Is1 pros|ienilix. If a bank don't make money ia now attending the Ibs'kivool high projxTly managed. The limineii r «Im said ' ll you an' not in bn-ines ninth grade. money, you are not in buxines-,” was n man on wlmm you eunld depend. Jerry M. Stanley went to Sal m last week, returning on ruentlay with a Htring of horses belonging to Paul Smith for iihc on the Mt. Ilo'od railroad construction work. ____ GRESHAM FIRST STATE .1. II. Campltvli called in >ahiiday morning to renew his order (or the MANDT I WAGONS Everybody's talking ¿¡bout them. They’re the Best, (iuaranteed by the Factory We are t «king very low prices on Wagons, rn s, uggies and Farm 11 |$2 Full Lined Hea y Burlap Horse Blankets, $l.32|. 40% off on all Chase’s Winter Robes. |$50 No. 1 Team H mess at . $37.50 I $18.50 Single Harness at $14.35 (Good Farm Hamess t .... $27.5 ; $16.00 Single Harness at $12.50 |$33.5O Double Drivin. Harness at . $25.75 | Good Double Hamess at $17.50 Snap on Some Buggies we are closing out. See our Big Stock of Goods in the Moline Plow Co. Bldg., 320-328 E. Morrison St., Portlard C. L. BOSS & CO «