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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1912)
« 4^ $ 1 » w 'I fl_ I i Ent red ss Second Cl*«» Mxil Matter at Lenta. Omron, August 25, 1911 Published Every Thursday at lents. Ore., by the Mr. S cott P cbusmiiki Co. H. A. DARN ALL, E ditor » sd M anages . D. M. SIMONSEN, Lot al E ditor ano B osinkss R kcrkskstativi ; Office Phone: Home 1111. Ri»ssidence Tabor 2«13 Who is Your Choice? < • The Herald is particularly anxious to secure a representa- 1I tive vote from its readers as to their choice for President and 1; Vice President While the result shows only local sentiment <! it creates an interest, and gives some indication of the direction < ’ from which the political wind is blowing. In each issue will be <! found a blank ballot. Fill it out and mail it to The Herald. o Do it Now and help create an interesting contest. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«««♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦«*♦♦♦♦♦♦•e ppearances indicate an cannot be found to fully express organized effort todiscred- the contemptible qualities of the A it the county court. One of the human fiend. Crawling and HERE IS WORK FOR THE CONSTABLE Liquor is being sold in Lents supposed to be dry territory. There were days when the "blind pig ,» • was in evidence and in a flourishing condition, but not so now. no need for it. other means are used. Perhaps you have noticed that each week there an* on an av- erage of three big fl • vinegar wagons » » making deliveries in this part of the county. Have you ever stoppini to watch these • », de- liveries? If you have you will have found that they are deliveries in name only and that BOOZE IS SOLD OFF THE WAGON and not infrequently either. These wagons are supposed to deliver uniera and not sell fn»m the wagon. It has been said that even a 19-year old boy may se- curethe stuff without the suspicion of an onier. These wagons come out here loaded down ^nd go back empty. Morally this is a shame in any condition but uniier existing condi- tions it is an outrage. Then too. look at the financial side of the proposition. Each week on an average of $200 goes out of the town for liquor. More’s the shame. Here is work for the Constable and The Herald calls his at- tention to the fact. If the law is being broken the offenders should be brought to justice. « The delivery nten should be forced to show their order blanks. True you say that they could easily secure a plentiful supply but if fraud is practiced it will be found out sooner or later. The law says that liquor can be delivered in dry territory but that LIQUOR CANNOT BE SOLD IN DRY TERRITORY. That’s it, liquor cannot be sold in dry territory-and it shall not even if drastic measures are necessary. Yes, here is work for the constable. Put a stop to this traffic and you will have done your district more good than nas been ac- complished at any time in the past. I» * leading Portland newspapers has wriggling along at the dead hour been busy for some time heaping of night, he applies his flaming vicious stories on the court, We torch, destroying thousands of heard a lot about a certain gravel dollars worth of property, en- pit. The court was convicted and dangering lives and leaving want damned for their disposal of the and desolation in "it’s > » path. pit to one man whereas one Smith He is not only a destroyer of had offered five times as much. property, but a murderer, for he Then comes Smith and makes knows not. neither does he care, affidavit that he never made an when the lives of many may be offer, never spoke to the court or the toll of his hellishness. Unless the officials succeed in At a basinet«* nu*etingi>( the Mt. Sult arranged: Bible theme "The greatest anyone else about it. Yet we do not hear of the Daily News re capturing the fiend, or at least union, announcements were made <>t masterpiece of literature,” Reading. tracting or offering apologies for keep him in a state of fear, the several important meeting« among them ’The Bible a« a lib rary masterpiece,” the County Institute in April. Rallies in Mrs. Evelyn Aitcherson of Portlaml, misrepresentations. Several or entire city may be destroyed. A the various churches, Special Red let ' ■eervtary of the State Woman's Press gans have drawn attention to the continuation of depredations of ter day* to la- observed. Club; White Riblsm Literature, by Mr«. cost of road construction material this kind without proper effort Civic committee report» the work for Ward Swope; Pre* Scrap Rooks, Mias at Kelley’s Butte. It remains on the part of officials is one the Fountain will now lie resumed which S. I. Lyman; Current Literary Events, for The Herald to point out that thing that brings about mob law was held in alieyance through the whi Mr«. M. I. r BkMan, P in • ■ nl W ter month«. P. ; W. C T. U. IVn Women, Mrs. two-thirds of the prisoners at and when people hold their lives Additon Meeting <q*ens promptly at the Butte are idle, being so and property in constant terror Meeting at tlie Friends church under 2 p. tn. Every member urged to la- through the Sheriff's placing of this fire bug they cannot be the auspices of tne Fraud.is«- «k-part- present. WINDOW LETTERING, ENAMELED DOOR more there than can be used; blamed for resorting to lynch m«-nt was a gn-al succeM. Mr t'larance that these prisoners have been law. In fact, lynching is too Clark an«l Mr. Dunbar gave most inter PLATES, GUMMED LABELED Nineteen Miles a Second boarded and the expense charged good for the one who is destroy esting recitations Mr. Dunbar won the without a jar, shock or disturbance is the CALENDARS. medal, the score »a- very close. Rev. i against the output of the Butte, ing Lents’ homes and property. Albert Elirgott gave a most forcible ad- awful speed of our earth through space We wonder at such ease of nature’s whether they eat or are employed. drew- on Woman's Suffrage Hi»|«>ints movement, and so do those who take Now comes the governor and well chosen an«l admirably set I LEANUP day at the public were Dr. King's New Life Pills. No griping forth, an«i tna«ie converts, as ha« been | appoints a committee to make an playground and park was 1 reported since. Mr. Waiter Evans made no distress, just thorough work that examination of the books and a decided success. Everyone * moat convincing ad<ims, his expert- brings good health and fine feelings, '2ft Lents, Ore. proceedings of the county court. lent a helping hand. The success ence in the naturalisation department cts at all dealers. This committee appoints an ex of the day insures that Lents of government was given which showed pert, one J. M. Willey, whose citizens have an interest in public ntihlic J c'''arlj' t*"' of woman » - vote. y,t4> ami of giving it to foreigners chief quality should have been to utilities and improvements and the injustice '• a few years in the country, and <ie- obey orders and report only to are willing to back their interest after barring „ the mother, , who, by her unre- ________ his employers—the committee with labor and money, Men of mining toil. reari'<i the manlmod of the in other words he should have all professions and occupations country- . His talk made a deep impres kept his mouth shut He pro dropped their daily routine and sion. Two songs were enjoyed by all, A new home for aged women and or In Oregon’s Most Reliable Association ceeds to give a newspaper an in joined in the work of Cleanup one, ‘'Give the ballot to the Mothers.” phaned girls is to be built near Elwood Station on the Mount Hood Railway. terview, condemning the court day, and the result of their un in which all joinoi with a will, the other The location consists of 10 acres of un a solo, by Mrs. Lillian Clark, which was Oregon Fire Relief, Oregon Merchants Mutual and exposing his represented tiring efforts is a marked im also a stirring suffrage song. cleared land, recently ac«|Utred bv the Fire, American Life and Accident In findings. He then declares him provement to the park and play Opportunity was given to all voters <'atholic Suters at the Montavilla con surance of Portland self as exercising his perogative ground. One week from next present to sign the voters suffrage card vent, an«l will be easy of access and is as a citizen taxpayer and also Saturday has been set aside as put out by the Multnomah • ’minty Mens' I remarkably well a«iapted for the uses to PROTECTION AND BENEFITS MODERATE RATES Suffrage Club. Altogether this which it will >«e put that he was not aware of the another cleanup day and it is Equal Clearing of the land is now underway first public meeting of the present cam- business of the individual to hoped that all those who assisted pa.iRii was well attended ami decided in and a well is lieing drilled which is in- whom he made his disclosures. I tend«-«! to supply ample water for all the in the work of last Saturday, terp“‘ shown- ? buildings ami for irrigation pur|»oeeH. Summing it all up: The Daily- and the few who were not there, Erection of the neceaeary structure will March 27th. the regular meeting of News says Smith offered $10.000 will be on hand. It is a needed commence within a few weeks. the union will be held at the re»i<ienee ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a«*«»««***»«*♦* for a gravel pit. Smith swears work; one that if properly done of Mrs. Everitt Miller, South Main street it is a lie. The Daily News says I will redound to the credit of Literature and Pre««, being the leading Roses Free. See Herald advertise I I the Rushlight adminstration is Lents citizens. Keep the date theme. The following program ha« been ment. in snot' er column. the cleanest—vice, graft, gam in mind and arrange to be there. ------------------------------------------- ! NEW MANAGEMENT ; bling, all considered, that Port land ever saw. and everybody A pain in the «ide or back that catches knows better. The Daily News you when you straighten up calls lor a man is one of Rushlight’s rubbing application of BALLARD’S ♦ appointees. An investigation is SNOW LINIMENT. It relaxes the Four Changes Weekly. Admission ♦ How about that engine neighbor. started and the hired expert contracted muscles and permits ordin 5 cents for Everybody. Have you done your little part proves a traitor to his trust. ary bodily motion without suffering or inconvenience. Price 25, 50c and $1.00 To make possible the purchase What do you think? Doesn’t it per bottle. Sold by Lents Pharmacy. Of that Fire Fighting Cart. look like a frameup by some one Think now neighbor, how ’tis needed wanting to run the job? ♦♦♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦••♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a Our dwellings to protect » From the flames that may devour In a time we least suspect. HE frequent burning of build ings in Lents has brought Think of business blocks and churches, Does This Meet With Your Approval? about about a feeling a feeling of of extreme extreme fear fear Advertised with advance notices like Think of office, shop and store and apprehension among local a circus, playing five «lay stands in th« And our school with scant protection EQUITABLE VALUATIONS ACCORD residents and unless the dastard largest auditoriums that can lie leased in For eight hundred lives or more. «•¡ties of from 10,000 U> -VO,«JO inhabitants ING TO LAW. NO FAVORITES ly work is immediately stopped throughout the east and middle west, Now you know, kind hearted neighbor, the perpretrator will meet with the Northwest Itevelopment Is-ague is Tho our local fire corpse vicious treatment. If the work planning to sen«l out next fall a special Has done noble fire fighting continues and the proper author train filled with exhibits showing the re Yet their chance to win is poor. ities do not take the matter in source« of the American Northwest. For the odds are still against them This is probably the greatest adver HI PUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR hand local business men and citi tising scheme ever promoted an«l it is With the equipment incomplete; zens will be forced to act upon said by men w ho have spent practically COUNTY ASSESSOR So let’s do ourselves a service their initiative, and it is needless millions in development work, to be And give our firemen a treat. to say that the criminal will be «■apable of securing la-tt'-r r<-«ult» titan Then, dear friends, our town is growing; severely dealt with. The status any campaign ever planned to ai«l the FIRST MAN IN ORliflON TO ASSESS PUBLIC FRANCHISES. Under settlement and development of any sec Lents is forging right ahead. of affairs is such that local people tion. my assessment PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIONS ARE PAVING And she will deserve this engine $1000 PI R DAV MORI. TAXES on peraonal property than they paid know not at what hour they will The shows will Is- known as “See under any former assessor. Which for some time she has plead. be awakend to find their all be Atnerica First” Expositions ami will Paid Adv. So come on now, generous neighbor. ing destroyed by the flames start aim not only to attract tourist« and in Give that dollar, if not more. ed by the human serpent. It is duce them to travel through the seven i northwest state«, but by displays of And we soon will have our engine almost impossible to conceive of products the expositions will also claim And be feeling quite ■ecure. one in human form who is low i the attenti'm of the home«eckers and Geo. R. F:.rr w. enough to ply his burning tactics «how them the opportunities and induce to the property of others. Words ments off-red on western land,« w. c. r. U. NOTES HEADQUARTERS (iumined Labels Gummed Labels Gummed Labels C I ¿ Mt. Scott Publishing’ Co HOME FOR AGED AND ORPHANS 10 BE BUILT INSURE NOW John Brown, (jresham, Ore. I 1 ALCAZAR T H EAT RE THAT CHEMICAL ENGINE 3 Full Reels 3 : ♦ Welcome To Everyone : T PLAN SERIES OF PRODUCTS SHOWS. B. 1). SIGLER i ! Read the Herald 4