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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1911)
1 The figures of speech are beautiful and OREGON PLAN IS appropriate, the rythm aiwooth and un strained. Relieving that many of our GROWING RAPIDLY readers will enjoy reading the selection Senator Bourne Compiles In formation for Herald Read ers on Subject. Quantity yet Right Prices try MORTERUD’S MARKET Cor. Main and Carline MR. MERCHANT! Do You Realize the benefits and su periority of the Auti- matic System over the Old? We will be glad to ex plain. Phone us and a representative will call. LENTS HOME PHONE COMPANY CITY MEAT MARKET The Place for Satisfaction and clipping it ,for their scrap-books, we are glad to republish the poeni which follows; I The Herald's Straw Ballot ♦ a ♦ • > i > ON THE DETERMINATION OF THE FUTURE OF LENTS < > I hereby affirm that I am a resident and voter of the three precincts constituting the territory east of Grays Crossing (Portland City Limits) and west of the Junction of Foster Road and the 0. W. P. Ry., Boundary Lines north and south undetermined, and at this time would cast my vote for i > < > < » • > < < < < > > » ► ♦ < > < > Sauer Kraut 10c quart i > SEPARATE INCORPORATION Name Address (Fill out and mail or bring to Herald office. not tie disclosed) Your vote will This season's freshest and best, 10c or three for 25. HERALD’S LEGAL COLUMN Butter Good creamery butter H5 and 70e A LITTLE TALK ON CONTRACTS— BY ROLLA C. OROESBECK A contract is defined aa an agreement the terms, hence courts construe tech between two or more persons in which nical words according to their technical each binds himself to do or not to do | meaning, therefore, if you are drawing some act, and each acquires a right to your own contract, carefully avoid tech what the other promisee. Contracts nical terms unless you are familar with EGGIMAN BROS. may be made orally or in writing. If them, and know that they convey the any of our friends contemplate making meaning that you intend. The use of Near Faster Rd. Lenh. Ore. their own contracts, a few suggestions plain, simple language in contract« is may be helpful. You will note that it always safest for one not versed in the is said above “Morally or in writing." law. The courts are sometimes criti Courts will not recognize a contract cised for insisting upon a recognition ot which purports to be partly oral and technicalities, but the criticism seldom, partly written. Oral testimony will lie . if ever, arises in connection with the received by Courts to explain the construction of contracts. The courts statements in a written contract, but construe contracts according to the TABOR 968 HOME 3112 never to add to such a contract or to manifest intent of the parties as gather vary its terms. It is therefore import 'll from the entire agreement, lienee it ant when entering into contract in j may be remarked that it frequently DEALERS IN writing that every important condition hapjiens that a contract otherwise good should be included, otherwise it is better is endangered by straining its terms in to have the entire contract oral, or to an attempt to set out every minute par- state it more clearly; put everything in I ticular. The vital features such as writing, for, as already said in effect parties, times, places, consideration and when a contract is attempted to be put mutual covenants should be clearly into writing, the Courts assume that stated. Don’t contract with a minor; We handle only First Class the parties intended to put and did put for a minor cannot lie held on any con Goods and our Prices are all the terms of their agreement in tract, and even though he contract for Right. writing While it is admitted that there | necessaries, his creditor can only hold is often great uncertainty about an oral ' him for the reasonable value. Don't it remains to be said in its favor contract with an habitual drunkard. Give us a chance to figure on contract, that wide latitude for proving its terms ! Don't contract with one whom you sus your winter’s feed and we is given. Contracts drawn by lawyers pect of insanity—the courts would prob will save you money. are usually replete with legal terms and ably set it aside. Don’t contract with phrases which by use through the cen reference to lands or any interest there turies have come to have meanings fixed in except in writing. Don’t make any and well understood by the profession, agreement regarding the sa'e or pur but a gossl and legally enforceable con chase of personal property of the value tract can be drawn by any intelligent of *50 or over, unless the agreement be person who can us« language with such in writing or unless a part of the goods facility as to state clearly what the con are transferre»! or a payment made as tracting parties have in mind. Becau-e ernest money The subject of contracts the time-tested and anciently accep is nearly all-comprehensive in civil tierman evangelical < Cuthren) of ted significance attaching to legal terms matters, so that a brief treatise like this St. John’s Church it is presumed by the courts when tech can lie of only general assistance. Next nical legal terms occur in a contract time we shall treat at considerable at Gray’s Crossing that the parties using such terms are jength the "Contract for the Hale ot I V« J1 J familiar — with » ■ w»« * their ■ « va a v'X* technical 1'. o i 1i meaning 1 <7 nlI 1 11 pÇ Real Estate," which is familiar to many E. G, HE8H, Pastor Service at 11 f Sunday ScbooiJatllO I ,nd con,ciougly ,nd intentionally unen of our readers. CITY MEAT MARKET Washington.— President Taft par doned Clarence W. Robnett. former bookkeeper and clerk in the Lewiston National Bank of Lewiston, Idaho, convicted of embezzling the bunk's funds and sentenced to ten years' Im prisonment He has not served any of the sen tence The prosecuting attorney rec- ommended Robnett's pardon. West ■ > ♦ ♦ President Pardons Witness. Jefferson City, Mo The Supreme Court of Mlasourl, lu an opinion by Justice Graves, sustained the decision of Special Commissioner Theodor« Brace In hla Unding for the ouster ot the International Harvester Com pan y of America. THE Try Us First When you are looking for a g'""l buy. We handle lota, acreage, city ami farm property of all kinds. MARKETS Portland. Wheat—Truck prices Club, blueuiem, S4c. red Russian. 77c. Harley—Feed. par ton Oats No I whlta. 121 per ton Hay Hmotky, vaUay, m. alfalfa 4 Hutter- Creamery, 38c. Eggs Ranch, 44c Hops 1911 crop, 43lyc; 1910. uoml I. Wool Eastern Oregon, SfflOe; Willamette Valley, ISfflTc Mohair Choice. 37c Seattle. Wheat—Bluestea, R.3c; club, 10c; red Russian, 73c Barley |3f> per ton Oata 130 per ton Hgg« Ranch. 45c Butter— Creamery. 31c Hay Timothy, |l( per ion. alfalfa, lit There is little danger from a ••old or from an attack ul Ila- grip except when followed by pneumonia, and thia never happens when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is used. This remedy baa won its great reputation and extensive aale by its remaakable cures of cold» and grip ami can be relied upon with implicit continence. For sale Isiall dealers. Judicial Wigs Large, white, full bottomed wiga am Still worn by English Judges aa n ayu> bo I of the age and dignity which should characterise the Judiciary. THE BRIGHT REALTY CO. Footer Road Lenta Ore We Carry in Stock All Kinds oí Staple and Fancy Oro certes Including am-h well known goo la of Merit aa ALLEN A LEWIS, PRE- F'ERRED STOCK conned goods, WHITE RIVER FLOUR Etc Wlmn you don't tin.I what you want al oilier «lores go to L. E. ’s First Avenue and Foster Road THE UTMOST CARE Pumpe. Pump« were Invented In 224 B. C. by rteslbiua of Alexiindrla. Irregular laiwe) movement* had to chronic conati|>atii>n and a coiiolipab-d habit tills tin- system with iinpurieics llERRlNEisa great Isiwel regulator. It purities the system. Vltilires the blood and puts the digestive organs in tine vigorous condition Price ftoe. Slid *>y I amts Pharmacy. ANNEXATION TO PORTLAND TO REMAIN AS WE ARE 13 to ISc lb. 19 to 23c lb. turned the pouring rain sleet and a coat of ice city, stopping entirely stMtn truffle Harvester Trust Ousted. To the Willamette. From the Cascades' frozen gorges. Leaping like a child at play. Winding, widening through the valley. In answer to manv inquires as to the Bright Willamette glides away. Onward ever progress <>f the popular government Lovely river. movement, Senator Johnathan Bourne, Softly calling to the sea; Jr., president of the National Progressive Time that scant ua. Maims ami mars us. Republican league, has compile«! the Leaves no track or trench on following information • thee Initiative and memorandum amend Spring's green witchery is weaving ments have been adopted in South Braid and border for thy aide; Dakota, Oregon, Oklahoma, Colorado. Grace forever haunts thy journey, Nevada, Missouri, Montana. Arkansas, Beauty dimples on thy tide. Through the purple gates of morning Maine and California. Now tny roseate ripples dance; Initiative and referendum amend- Golden.’then, when Day departing mente have been indorsed by legislatures On thy waters trail his lance. Waltzing, flashing. for submission to a vote of the people Tinkling, plashing. in Washington, Wyoming, North Dakota Limpid, volatile and free— Nebraska, Florida, Idaho and Wiscon Always hurried sin. To be buried The Oregon plsn of popular election In the bitter moon-mad sea. of United States Senators has been in In me the crystal aeejw. deeps, inverveci inverted Dr. Sun Yat Sin, who is th* lead adopted in Oregon. Nebraska, Nevada, ; Swings a picture of the skv; those wavering hopes of Aiden ing spirit in the Chinese uprising Minnesota, New Jersey, Ohio, Kansas, j I.ike Dimly in our dreams that lie against the Manchu dynasty. California and Wisconsin. | Clouded often, drowned in turmoil. The states which have adopted the Faint and lovely far away, PACKERS MAKE MOVE Oregon plan of popular vote for candi Wreathing sunshine on the morrow. dates for party nomination for President Breathing fragrance 'round to-day. Love would wander Validity of Sherman Act to Be AV and Vice-President, with the dates on Here and ponder — tacked Directly. which the primary votes will be bad, Hither Poetry would dream; Chicago-The Indicted Ch lea K O Life's old questions. are: Noth Dakota, March 19, Wisconsin, Sad suggestions. meat-packers, by precipitating a Fed ' April 2. Nebraska, April 17. Oregon, “Whence and whither?" throng oral Court decision on the conatltu April 19, New Jersey. May 2S. thy stream. tlonallty of the Sherman anti trust On the roaring wastes of ocean law. when they surrendered them Soon thy scattered waves shall toes; selves Into custody and naked for a OLD POEM BROLGHÍ Mid the surge's rythmic thunder writ of habeas corpus, merely took Shall thy silver tongues be loot. TO LIGHT; READ IT I Oh! thy glimmering rush of gladness steps necessary to carry the fight be Mocks this turbid life of mine, fore the Supreme Court of the United I Racing to the wiki Forever Our fellow townsman. Attorney Rollo | Down the sloping paths of time! States without the cost or delay of trial, it was announced C. Groesbeck, who is an admirer of tine Onward ever. Lovely river. English, has called the attention of the Government attorneys, taken una Softly calling to the sea. Herald reporter to a short production wares, were cut off from much ot Time that scars us. from the pen of S. L. Simpson, a Wil the results of their long Investigation Maims and mars us. lamette Valley editor who lived and Leaves no track or trench on Into the meat packing Industry by the thee. worked in Albany many years ago. sudden movement of the packers, in stead of a promise to be supported by »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ evidence carefully brought together, the fight for a time at least must be conducted purely as an argument ot law Special on Hams Hams of beet quality Bacon, good - - temperature Into driving covered the electric and May Gst Cardinal. Rome—The appointment of a fourth American cardinal, who shall repre sent the West. Is said to be under con sideration at the Vatic DEATH FOLLOWS IN WAKE OF CYCLONE Chicago.—The central West was Swept by a terrific wind, rain and sleet storm, Reporta received tell of death and Injury and extensive property loss in Southern Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa and near the Great Lakes, The storm followed an unusually hot period during which several persons were prostrated. Southern Wisconsin was the hard eat hit. Near Orfordville six deaths are report» d to have occurred and at Milton, a few miles away, there was a seventh The dead in Rock County, Wisconsin, alone will number at least 17. In Iowa a 80 degras drop in the GRANGE DIRECTORY (Granii« «> uru to Sriul «<» Th«- 11« raid lnf«»math>n •<» (hat a brh-t card can be run free under thia ht»H<llrig M-iid pia«*«*, «lay and hour of meeting.I H. EABANT VALIEV '.RANGE No M. • la second Saturday al 7 .*K> |> m . and fourth Haturday al 1" 30 a in every month Rin KWOOD GRANGE Merla th«- first XVr«1 n‘ "day of each month at M p rn and third Mat ur<lavatloa tn. Mi l I .NoMAH GRAN g B. No 71 Metis the fourth Maturila) in every month at 10 Wa. in., in Grani;«* hall, Orient. F\IRVlK\s GRANGE Meet» flr-t Saturday ami the 11»Ir*l Friday of each month. RI4WEI I.VU.I.E g R a N<«K, NO u«8 Meets in the B4-h<M>ihoule the third Matiirday of each month. EVENING STAR GRANGE M ____ 0VtB ... In ____ their hall al Houth Mount Tabor on th«* Brut Ha I nr «lay of each monili at 10 a. m All visitors arr welcome. GREHHAM GRANGE M<*«*is second Hatur day in ea< b month at 10 .to a. tn DAMAIM* m GRANGE, NO Mo Meets Bret Haturday each month I. ENTS <»RA N g E Meet* second Maturday of each monili nt 10:80 a tn Cl.Al KAMAs GRANGE. NO. Mreta the first Saturday In the tnonth at 10 30 a in an<1 the third Haturday at 7 :<0 p. in HANDY « ì RAN g E N». . t « j Meet* »• «-orni Haturday of each month nt Io o’clock a m COLUMBIA GRANGE NO. J67 Meets In all day session first Saturday in each month in grange hall near Corbett at 10 a. m CLACKAMAS GRANGE nieef* first Halurday of each month at 10.ao a tn. and third Hatur day at 7 30 p. tn. is what you have a perfect right to demand in the filling of a pre scription in a drug store. We will stand or fall by our prescrip tion work because we know it’s up to the standard. We use all the safety checks known, and guarantee that you get what your doctor orders. MT. SCOTT DRUG CO. A. GEISLER Main St. I enta, Ore Rags Clean cotton rags wanted at Mt. Scott Pub. Co. Office. 1c per pound cash. FOLLOW THE CROWD McKINLEY á SON We Deliver Any where s a sure bet that the crowd always flocks to the place where they are treated right. We serve meals at all hours. French fried potatoes with all short orders after 8 P. M. Hot Tamales, Oysters, in fact anything your heart desires. Phone Tabor 2495 On Carline, 1-2 block from Main