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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (May 26, 1911)
G resham Subscription, $1.(X) a Year. GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1911 «■“H«»«t «4 h i««*niu;»I h nppli«*<i with w t«*r or lim«* Niilphur a« a <h«trihiititig ag»*tit Alwint tin* only «»m* in iim * hi th»* pr«*«i- •ml tin»»« ix arx«*nat«* h*iid, whh’h, when prop, rly mad«* an«l imn<lult«*ratr<i, 1« «»Jin i«,ni nti<l do»M no! hum th$* fol lag” a« I'ariN gr«*«*n aometim«a do»*x Th«* ««»’loirv aroiiiel Study ami !>♦•- I mbllllltllllf «'MTCIM X tn For «’»«hnary iin »- ta<> potm«!« <4 Mr*«*n» yomi ix rapidly nettling up with a clar«» >»i i m n I hni I I ioiim * la»t M Ml«* <4 l«*ad t • tiff v gnih«n«t ot walvr ih of |x*opl«* alt *g«-thrr d»*nirable an<! en- IlilM* ««I (h«- IlHY tlljf rtf » m ’I I v«*. At tim«’" it 1« }ir««-RhHi y to t< i ori-mg enough to r» < inim th»* wi'«h*r- th«* Nth itrad«« \ «qa*«* liar five poiiii'lx <4 ar«”iiaf«* o| b*ad t<» nr«n from it* wild »fate and make it uit« gix«*ii. th«- H«l«lrt*** to El 1 1 v gallotiN nt water to- «omr in-«« t- du '«nr «4 tin* u»o«it attractive region» in «h‘llV«Tv»l by **!at« r 1111«* 11 * L * 111 I 1: n<»l r«*u«hly i»ur<’umb to n «onall amount Oregon Laml han i»rrii celling out Al’h riiiHii \t tin* <-l<>«<* <4 th«* eXercisr* i • >f th«* p«'i*<»ii. th«*rv ad the wav from f L7i to ffgni per n baiKpu’t ft>!l«m«*4 !<> flu* < l;l*- alni i «tfli* The «try »pram ar«* appli»*d hi a |x»w- «■r tfti«*wte t<> th«' ihiiji I mt «•( I’» \ndrrw drred f«»rm, and th«*r«* mt «* h ntiml**r «>1 aur«*, none nt th«* tract* conxiHting nf Many c>-mrm*r- Brtiggfr, «'liuiFinHii «4 th« I i « m »I »I bnaM. thenr on the market, including «“'Veml mor«* that JO acre»» pr«’M$'iit«*4 tin* «’••rllticjit«*’». th«* gr HihlHte- brand* | m > u «I<-re«l arprmitr «4 lead, cial orchard* arc being Mtartcd, a* it iM'iiitf I'.Htl ’*l«iiil«*y. Wilbur Manlry, I’arj«« grren and artK-natr <4 lva«l, when haw lx*en f«uind that app e* especially ar«* a produrliv«* crop, of fine flavor and Kaiph Manky. <«la«ly« IbUgat«*, Heater pur«*, an- mk «tlh irnt ax any. although I ■ 11«- M i !■ i.» N|, b . R.M.M at the prrxrnt tim«* I’arii» green in more prohtlc. It i* entimate<l thatSOI j O acres have lately lx*» n sold to men w ho w 11 ('«Min»«, <*h«<ly« Bit*»*«, ami I <«tii« < alkin* m u«e than the other. Bar in gret-u ap* raixe fruit. About 500 acres are al- («rvat « r«*«ht la «In« M j * w * Eixlr < alkuis, plied to plant»» in an una*hilt(*rnt”d con- ready planter) and xome orchard* will th«* principal«»! th«* »< h«K«l, (<»r bringing I «hti«m may ««-riouxly hum the foliage. I bear fruit thia year for th«* fir*t time. out Niirh a hug«- rla«*i of graduili«« Hi obriat«* thin «hfficulty it nh«»uid i»e e Th«* Mount H« mh I wagon road ha* T«» h«*r Mini to Nil*« Fl<«r«-!i»t F I lel«lhoU*s I rnixe«! with 2*' or 2«*> |»oun«i* of air-1 lieen the grrat«*xt factor in bringing the an- th«* honor* «hie the of the j Hlak«*d lime, tine ro <d <iu*t or wheat Samly region into pr«>minen«*e, and the gra<luatmg «•x«’reían». flour for every |«>uml of the Baria green. ■ Mount H.xxl railway will help it along. Thia may I m - a ppi in I with a dust gun Far up into the mountains are numer- ' or aiftr<| on the plant« by means of a nous Ion* m-w hou««** <>f eoli<l construction, i gunny Nark. Hellebore in a |M»w«lerc<l ami the opening of the «listrict is a rev form an«l frt-wi$ la valuable for |M)iaon- elation. It is noticeable that the build Wt*dm***day afternoon at 2 lothe Liter mg aueb im$rcta a* injure wmall fruits ary ’■'«x’irty met in th«* Mswinhly hall. <>r vigetablra which are nearly rra<ly ers ami buyers are nearly all from Port After th«- reading of th«- iniliub** of the for market and thux are text far advan- land. Vincent Srhmidt and T. H. Gardner previous meeting the following pr-»grain «•r<l for fxnmHi t • lw desirable. It have recently bought acres along the was renile red xhould !»• duate«! over thrm when they Sandy river and have options on 3A(i >«>ng- *HM i«’ty are wet w ith «lew acres more. They will plot the first Provcrl* from Bible; Roll Call tra«‘t into lOacrr farms and put them < 'liaradrs - Marguerite Michel, Wai lac«* Wilkinson, Fred Wagner ASIORIA C-tNIINNIAl PROGRAM on the market. This section will soon tie yielding a large share of the fruit Seelie N il \i t II. Mcrvhant of Venin-. raise«! in Oregon. The elevation is .h-xsna- Malw*l Borili la>n*nro—Floyd Astoria Centennial dates are August M«-t/gvr Granano—Ruwl Pugh. An- lOto September 9. to celebrate the first alxiut 160U feet, juat about the right b»nio—Clrvelaml Bliss, Salarino—Roll. s«*ttlemrnt of the Northwest by the height above the ocean to raise big re«l apples. and QmsrnlsTry white man GRADUATING (¡1 ASS Kil l IVI S HONORS lilt SANDY VAIItY MAKES BIG STRIDES mi>n sciiooi / lnstrnmvnud Silo—Frèsia BratK-l. I’ar-»dy Wttla M«-I/ jm \ «sal Sol«»-— I ji »t I ir Davis. < rid Mai-I's Dream— I l*i«- Schulte *-«'I i « ni | Pa|s*r—Christie Burkholder. *«»nit—-Society Aft« r th«* motion <>i a<ljourniii«*iit th* society ad)«»iiriir«l. Th«* Seniors worked wry indu»trioiudy on th«* stage a -Imrt time ago Chaim, hammers etc., wi re In a rd falling every du « and then The ih rie» of .........tiler pupils mik I 1« aclicr* ««■re also worked, Tla* Senior* have already handed tla-ir thenx’S in. The .Imilor** have tlm»bed tin -lud) of «oiilid alni are n«»w »tudyilig the inter «’-ting «tinly of light Tin -ophoiiiorc** an* working arilhmc* tn prog rex* ions. They nr«- ar«* sl- al**» w«»r dug in«hixt ri««n-ly in geometry Nearly all th«- Freshmen ha\<* tla-ir h«-rbarium« lim-i.cd. >«»me «»I th«* in «lu-trmu- have ahu««-t «•imngli f|»»w«-r- pre—e«| ami analyzed f«»r tw«» l»«H»k-. HOW 10 Mil 1’1 SIS The state of Oregon has appropriat«-<l |iftO,OUU to gid in the expense of thio celebration. Clatsop county made a tax levy which raise«! (25,0 imi . The merchants of Aatona rais«*«l mor«*. Colonel J«>hn Jacob Astor of New York City donat«*d and other private coniributions bring the n\Hilabh* funds up to w I5»» jmmi nt I thia «late. Notable program «letra are aw follow M August IQ, Crntrn» nd «lay, («rand O|x*ning Ceremonies. August 14. Oregon Pay, Oregon l>e- vrlopmriit Ixntgur Convention. August 21, Indian War Veterans, Neva In, Vtah, Arizona, New Mexico «lay. Augii-t Portland «lay. August Js, \stor day. Srptrmbvr I, Fraternal «lay, Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, day, S«*j I viii I mu closing da) i I KhlS SUITOR I OI I OHI Gl N In un editorial on the referendum, the Northwest F armxtrad'x current nutnlx*r aava, “It lx hoped that th«* |x*«»- pie of Oregon will rralixe (he fart that their Male ih regarded ax one which favors pr«»gr»’Rxiv«* legislation. If |»<»p- ular government into xucceid in Ore gon it will advance treraiiae of an in telligent and enlightened voting class, and how is it (M»Nxililt* for Mate •<> have a high claxa electorate unlvxx e«hiea- tional inatitutions a v given xnflieient aup|x>rt to keep them moving? It be hoove« ti e citiaens to consider care fully tin* effect that the Netting axide of these apprupriatfonx wouhl hav«* on future <l«-xshipment.” Little Hallie Baker died la>t Monday at (hi* home of her grand parents, Mr and Mr». F B. Southwick in Salmi. She was the daughter of Prof C C. Baker rso-iitly principal of Gresham schools, The many friendi and a«*<|uamtaii<s*s of I'rof. Baker extend their sympathy in thi> In» dotilile la-rvavement. K. R. Carlaoli ha» -et the pa««- ill win dow dressing in Gn»linui, a departure which other» an* to follow, A g.ssl <!ix- play of good good» i« almosl (Hjual to an advertisi’iuent in the Hcriild B fth at- tract customers who |s-inl thrir money at i.otne instead of going to Port lami to get rid of it. 11 Ross’ new tlx-atn- Iniihiinit n aelnng the rooting condition and will Is tlnisheil within tell days more. The motion pictun- show will go into it for a term of years with a |H'rformanee every night There Mae a crowd of young people from Greshatn went over to district No. N last Monday evening U> the gradua tion exercises. All report a tine time, “LIVE AND LET LIVE” may be all right, but don’t let the other fellow get all the living while you do all the letting. t'harli-s Merrill who ha« lieen in south- | ern On-gon for some time is now at Med ford. Heisthen- in the interests of the I’aekard Automobile Co. 1 Hl i A I.’ mi irs The library ban an opening in the door where books may be clipped in ami will rest on a shelf until removed by the librarian, Thia is for the con- venience of those w ho cannot l>e in town during library hour which are from 30 to ñ:30 and 7 to !» p. m. Our Printing Will HELP YOUR TRADE Every Kind of Commercial. Law «nd Social Printing In Up to Date Styles .*. .*. It is n-ported that another motion pic- tun» theatre will Is- started in Gresham and that it will bai t- a builcing of its I own. Fn-d Hoss, who was w-vt-n-ly injunsl last Monday by being thrown from a wheel scraper, is slowly improving. SERVICES Mr. an«l Mr». Win. Nickelson, of Montavilla, formerly of Fairview, cele brateli their -ilver wnlding the tirnt of the week. Those present were Mr. and Mr». Win. Nickson, Mr. and Mrx. Bowennan, Mr. and Mn». Groat, Mr. anrkMra. J. Ledbury, Mr. an«l Mr». E. B«>yer, Mr. an«! Mr» George Flanders, M ■ LMM Mr an-l Mn*. L* L. Eland- er», Mr». Gale, Mr». Bennet aD<! Mr». Hamilton. Dinner wm xerv«*d at noon. The home wa^ beautifully decorated for the <M*caxion. Mr. and Mr». Wm. Nick elson receive«! many lieautiful an«! cost ly gifte. Their wish has been to live long enough to celebrate their golden wedding. In yttd of Jobbttorli, Cal! at Tbit Offict CAME TO STAY Some of the big republicans are mak ing »peeches against the referendum and the wall. Four years and a half ago the republican party of California in convention assembled denounced the initiative and referendum, and also »he recall, bitterly and defiantly. Their next governor demanded of the legisla ture all three and th republican party of California will point with pride to the party that gave these things to the peo ple Some of the nationally big repub licans will be rating humble pie next thing ue know The initiative and re ferendum and the hat«»1 recall "have come tn «ta ," a« Teddv ha« «aid Unclaimed Letters The following letter* remain uncalled for at the Greeham poatotfice for the week ending May 20, 1911: Gentlemen: Charles B. Stewart, Hendry Henderson, C. Radke, J. H. Keller. Card«: Earl I> Sapp, W. Wick. Card«: Mr*. Erne*. These letters »ill be sent to the Dead Letter Office on June 3, 1911, if not de livered before. In calling for the abov*, please say "advertised,” giving date of i. .M c C oll , p . m . MULTNOMAH GRANGE DANCE DATES Multnomah Grange will give another 'ai ce Saturday evening June 3rd. The usual <irange sup|>er will lie served. Richards orchestra. Undesirables will not be allowed to remain. GRISHAM Nt WS CONDENSED. Ii«‘p<»Mit< d r« gularly in tla-Savings Ih partnx-nt ot (bis Institution’ yoiir accuniiilat ionx will la» saft* froin I< mh , always worth par and accnwil iiit«-n-xt, alwiiys availablr, and will grow hx xt«-a«lily ax yoiir indlixtry will let them. FIRST STATE BANK GRESHAM Illi Y KILE Illi MSH VES In the Agricultural College at Cor- vallia the lady who cares for the hun- tirade of girl student, as Dean is be loved as a mother, ami indeed is more than a mother to many of them. She l as iustille.1 into them the "spirit of the hive,” by which they govern them selves. They are as safe from harm and wrong doing as if at home, and in deed more so as compared with many homes. Bolt* and bars, force and, ter ror are unknowu. As to this institu tion, of which every student is an proud, some day will be all Oregon. Where justice is sought with charity and love, and the "spirit of the hive” 1* inculcated, then hall law, jails, clubs and gun* ru»t for want of exerc *e. An honor to the gentle lady w ho has come among the students with the message of holy love, and teaches our young women, and young men, to govern | themselves. MEMORIAL No. 20, Multnomah Camp No 77, Woodmen of tte World, ha- completed all arrange- iiihii * for holding memorial nervio«« in the Gresham cemetery on iimlay, June 4. at I :90 p. m. All cemeteries within the r«*a h of the camp will lx* given like ceremonies by unif »rmed rank member*, but U h - most e!o)x>rat»* *«*rvi<-«— will be hi Id her»*. At many of the other place* the otaervance will lx* brief, arrompanie«! with the de corating <4 «iHceaxed members’ graven. A sp»*«*ial rar uill arrive from Portland at I o’clock, when the m«*mliem will march directly to the cemetery. Rev. George B. Van Walters will be th»* speaker and a Woodmen quartette will fnrniah the music. W. W. Lumsden will recite, ”<>, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal lie Proud?” James Ruddirnan will be master of ceremonies and the unveiling exercises will I m ? given in ritual form by the uniformed team. The people of Gresham and vicinity should at ten«! tlie services in overflowing numbers, an they are very tieantiful an«! impressive. Srrvin-s f<»r Sun«la\ will Is* as folh»ws: Sabbath seh«H*l n*- usual at a. m. Otir congrvgMti«>n will attend th«* Barca- lau«*r«*at>- •*« r\ ;«•«- at the M. I Church, Il <«» a. m. Ev«*iiing worship. 7:30 p. in., s«*rm«»ii by pa-tor on “The Light of th«- World ” John Burba had the misfortune break his shoulder Tuesday, while chas ing a o'w. He run into a win» fence I m hieli caught him under the chin and tlin-M him baekMaril onto his shoulder. It's WOODMEN LET US BE YOUR. SOLICITOR StRVICISAI nil BAPTIST CHURCH Are they growing by frequent and regular additions, or are they shrinking through ill-advised investments ? Are they earning a safe and certain rate of interest ? Are they under the control of promoters, or tinder your own control ? REMEMBER—that the dollar at interest knows no holidays. A I.W A YS on the job. A queer iricbirnt in the juatirr court yestertlay w ax a row la-twern a plaintiff hii «I a defernlant aib-r their «•»'«• ha« Is-rn M*ttl«*d. !• F I>alh«,-iiiM*r had *me< Amlr.'W >!<•<»rt*gor ov»-r a land th«* niHtt.-r wax x«-ttl««l lx*for<* Juxtii-e Ibillin« left tli«*rn and torneyw in the court room. 1 'ninnies th«* war lirokr out ami kiriribdi ensued in which M<» th«* aggre-s« >r. Th«* fighter- w« • re report- «•«I an«l McGr«*gor ru-b«*«i er to Rollin ♦ w a-> asnrs tin«» of five dollar*« TI m * lawyer- ceedrd in restoring agni it a hand-shak»* all around pr*s*laiiur«l rn«l. Illtle Hallie Baker follows Mother <fr»*g«»n Agricultural < ’ollrgr, Cor- vallis, May 17—Ways to control I the . common |H*xts of the vegetable Mini flower Harden are descrilie«! in a new i bulletin which is in preparation for publication by W F Wilson, assistant The graduating class at tin1 Powell ctomologixt Mt the Oregon Agricultural Valley school vill meet tomorrow night college. to form an alumni association, G rad Il- Destructive insects secure their (<**! ate* form some of the other -ehools have either by « atmg portions of plants, or I ms 'H ilivitisl to meet with them and a by sin king the juices therefrom. "says district organization may la1 formisi to Mr. Wils«»n. “The first general group include all who have passed the eighth arc controlled by I« h »«I poisons taken in grade. to th«* stomach, the second by contact F.stablislimeiit of a ninth itradv at or external insecticides. Terry is Is ing consideri'd by the patron« The internal insecticides arc divided of No s -ilusil district. A« then1 is a into two groups which may be termed Mia* Ague* Sweet of Iloine, Idaho, is vacant n»>m ready th«* wet and dry sprays. The wet sprays here on an extended vielt. |» lise would Is1 for high school then- own way. YOUR ACCUMULATIONS I AW SI 11 SI I Ilf D. PAH III S SI KAI’ Vol. 9. DANtE AT RWKHOOD Till: FINE NEW M< KEOWN HOME. <>N THE SECTION L NE ROAD Rockwood Grange has set the date of its next dance for May 27. Following dances will l«e held on June 10, July 1. July 22. Richards’ orchestra and the usual Grange »upper. Tickets $1.00, «upper 25 cents extra. 1910 BUGGIES AND RUNABOUTS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Great Big Stock of New Styles of Buggies to Select From Both High and Medium Grades at the Lowest Prices The only store in Portland where farm implements are sold at cut prices. your town to protect with a commission. $18.50 Buggy Hamess for $33.50 Double Buggy Hamess for No agents in $14.35 $50.00 Heavy Team Hamess for.... $37.50 25.75 $40.00 Farm Hamess, Complete, for 32.50 We sold at retail three times as many farm wagons last year as any other store in Portland BUY A MANDT WAGON L . BOSS IN THE MOLINE PLOW CO. BUILDING 320-328 EAST MORRISON ST. PORTLAND. OREGON *