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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1912)
I” LOCAL SPORTING GOSSIP CRESCENT WIN DECISIVE GAME GIANTS HAVE GAME FOR SUNDAY A Fast Team Will Be Here To Meet The Locals Sunday. Manager AL Boland, of tbs I suits Giants, will have a good fast team hers Sunday afternoon to meet his aggrega tion of ti'saera, although ths name of the visiting ha« not yet been secured. That ths Giants will figure conspicu ously in the winning column from now on is an assured fact. The season fur the Archer-Wiggins league was com pleted last Sunday ami players repre senting the l^-uta team in that organiza tion have liecn added to the list of the Giants with the result that a team with excellent playing ability will lei on the diamond from now on. Among the players of the A W. team are some fast ones and that they will make the Giants a formidable aggregation is an assured fact. Look out for the Giants from now on. They will commence their winning Ke- streak next Sunday afternoon, meuilier, there will be a game next Sunday afternoon. Lents Goes Down To Defeat By Close Score of 2 to 1 The la-nta team of the Archer-Wig gins League lost the Anal game scheduled last Bunday to the Crescents by the close score of 2 to 1. As a re Ryans alow deHvory took«! them all sult, the Crescents are entitled to the championship of Hection 1 and got to , play the winner ut Hection 2 for the sil ver cup offered by the Archer-Wiggins Company. The game was hard fought throughout and Lento deserved to win, The meeting of !.ents young men that but errors by the local team put the They couldn’t Hont-yfugla the Umpire was called for Tuesday evening of this game on ice for the winners. I In the fir "I inning, t.'regg, who twirled 1 week for the purpose ot taking prelim for the Crescents, walked the first man j inary steps to organise an athletic club up but settled down however and allow whs ¡H>stpon«d owing to the absence of ed Stevens a sacrifice putting Ottv on so many from town, duo to their at ! second. Robertson fanned, Grimm bit tendance at the rose carnival. to short ami *aa retired at first, ending Another meeting will be held nest the inning. Both tram« then played (continued from page one) tine ball, retiring each other in one, two, three, order until the fifth inning. pcct to win out by misrepresenting In the fifth, Ix*nts bad a chance to the facts. ( score, but failed to do so. Robertson grounded out to second, Grimm doubled , Now as to the construction of the to left and was sacrificed to third by M. grange bills: Before the bills were Boland, Purcell tiled to abort ending the ! placed in the petition form they were submitted to several at'.orneys, in- i An amateur wrestling match between I inning. M. K Hedge and Emil Otto was arrang In the seventh Lenta drew first blood. eluding the state attorney-general, and The l^nts Giants shook their hoodoo ed thia week and will be staged about Stevens hit to second an I was out at they are probably as nearly correct last Sunday and trimmed the Timms I July 11. first. Robertson singled over second as to law and diction as are the bills Cress team to the tune of U to 3. The Both are well known local men and and scored on Grimm's second double Mr. Prall is so ardent in promoting locals landed <>n the ball like demons have had no experience in prolessional to left-center. M. Boland again sac The only reason why the grange bills and had the visiting twirler in the air 1 circles. A side bet has been made and rificed Grimm to third, where he died are considered “old, narrow and in Kyan was in the box for the locals and the match will probably be held in the on Purcell's out. effective,” by Mr. Prall, is that they twirled a good steady game. Ills team lais. Further particulars will be given In the last half of the seventh, Gal provide for limitations as to the ex mates gave him gissi sup|>ort and the later. vin hit to right, and Stevens in fielding penditure of the money and plans team put up an article of ball that gives the ball threw high to Clsrk, who took for the building of roads. Experience promise of lieing good for many victo the error, Galvin going to third. seems to show that just such limita ries. Errors were scarce on both sides, LIMIT FOR INITIATIVE CLOSE Clark then retired the next man via the tions are necessary. the superior hitting of the locale win The so-called harmony bills are a Only One Bill Ready to go Before strike-out route. Burke hit to Robert ning the game. son who tried to get the man at the misnomer and misrepresentation. In Voters out of 40 to 50 Discussed. 1 the first instance, these bills were Salem.—Although there are between plate but “Billy" Boland dropped the drawn by only part of the “Harmony ball and the score was tied. The next 40 and SO measures under the initia NEW COUNTIES PLANNED tive which huve been discussed with man grounded out to first retiring the Committee,” and that was the part representing the views held by the Bill to be Placed on Ballot by Initia a view to bringing them before the i side. In the eighth, Purcell was safe at first state highway promoters. The com tive In November. people next November It seems prob Portland.—Creation of new counties able that many of these will never on an error, end was sacrificed to second mittee of five met at the Multnomah Purcell stole third but Hotel Committee rooms on the morn and the consolidation of contiguous reach the ballot through a failure to by Sargent. failed to score on Boland's out, third to ing of Feb. 18, or 19, and discussed Incorporated cities and towns by the inltiato In time. people of the territory directly involv Under the law, July 4 will be the first. Purcell then tried to work the changes and improvements in the sev The ed are provided for In a proposed gen last day on which completed petitions squeeze play. snd Cregg in delivering eral bills until about noon. oral law which will be submitted to can be tiled, and July 1 Is the last day the ball balked, whereupon Clark should Grange member of the committee the voters of this state neit Novem- on which favorable arguments for any have taken that and Purcell scored, but conceded a change as to salary, and ber. measure may be filed. This gives a after arguing with the umpire and play funds for the maintenance of the The draft of such a measure was com paratively short time for secur- ers for ten minutes it was finally agree«! hfchw-ay engineer's office. When it completed at a meeting In 8t. Johns Ing over 9000 names on petitions for that Purcell return to third, Clark then came to the county bonding act the “Highway” members said they did by a special committee, consisting of each bill. struck out. the city attorneys of Heaslde, St. With the score tied In the last part of not see the need of a county bonding The only bill so far received Is a Johns and Cottage Grove. The mem proposed constitutional amendment tbc eighth, the Crescent catcher doubled act, that the present act was sufficient, bers of the committee were: A. W. providing for woman's suffrage. July to left and was sacrificed to third. Clark and as a consequence they would not Norblad. of Seaside; I*. C. Stroud, of 22 Is the last day on which arguments fanned the next man; with two strikes consider the Grange County Control St. Johns, and J. C. Johnson, of Cot opposing any measure may be receiv on the batter, two gone and a man on Bonding bill. They adjourned to tage Grove. ed, and September 11 la the last day third, “Billy" Boland pulled the "bone meet the following morning and be The proposed bill provides that new for the secretary of state to mall out head" of the dav. and threw low to third fore the hour of meeting Mr. Spence counties may be created from the ter initiative and referendum pamphlets base, the ball getting away from M. met some of the committee on the ritory of one or more old counties, Secretary Olcott Tears that there ! Boland, allowing the runner to score street and they notified him that it provided that the county from which will he such a rush of petitions nt the the winning run. Tbelast man whiffed. was all off. that the friends of the territory is taken shall have remain last moment It will be practically im In the last inning the locale were re “Highway” movement had prevailed ing an area of not less than 500 square possible for the clerks In the office to tired in one, two, three order, and the on them to draw out of the committee miles, a population of 2000 and pro check over the names. game was over. The team however, al- , and to prepare their own measures. perty of not less than 42.000,000 as though it lost the game, deserves credit This cut the minority out entirely, sensed valuation, and provided furthei Mining Datez Po- ’p--«'1. for playing the beet of the eeason ae far and so far as "harmony” was con that the proposed new county shal.' Daker.—Word « : i. v I I • t’-' m ti Iding was concerned, only two er- cerned the harmony was among those also have the same minimum ns t< Baker coninien-tal < 1 b m L D rore being chalked up against it. The ( of one mind and purpose—namely to area, population and property valuii Malone, of the Or< main cause for the defeat wse the fail- ' prepare a state bonding act. As an tions. ri» • ure to hit in the pinches, ae Cregg “had afterthought they also prepared an gross. that the • . t-» . n’.nlrv; <• The creation of a new county maj lion, whl< h wns to li.> 1 • en hr \1 thin something on the ball," and had the “unnecessary” county bonding act be proponed by petition of 30 per cell’ month, ha In on < '•:• • ' ! tr Au u*t 5. liatters guessing the greater part of the which gave the people nothing to say of the legal voters residing In the ter 6 and 7. Immédiat» ’y fül’owi’ th? game. Clark, who heaved for the lo about the location or quality of the rltory of which It la to be composed meeting of the gi" r nrs in Boise. cals aleo deserves credit for hie remark roads which they would be required Idaho. It la planned t • bring the gov able work allowing only four hits dur to pay for in bonds. Coos Bay on Boom. ernors here to the < mention. The first bills that were prepared ing the game. He tauned about eight Mnrahfleld.—Improvements In con by the governor's highway improve- men. nectlon with the lumber Industries of Martin's Hcpius to be riarnersed. ment committee of thirty-eight, and Coos county which have been made Eugene. Pin f r t < development A regular morning operation of the which really were prepared by less recently and which nre now being of 12.000 to ll.ii 1 tor •■power at Mar started will aggregate In expenditure tin's Rapids on tie McKenzie river, bowels puts you in tine shape for the than half of the committee, providing approximately 41.5iHi.OOO. Never be- 33 miles east of Eugene, are being •lav's work. If you miss it you feel un for a $2.000,000 annual bond issue for fore In the history of the locality has made by the Oregon Power company, cotnfor able and cannot put vim into ten years, at 5 per cent, were shown there been as much advancement In and surveying parties in charge of your movements. For all bowel irregu up shortly to be the most expensive the way of Improvements and new In- C. B. Nichols, chief engineer, will go larities 11 EK BINE is the remedy. It form of bonding ever proposed in this state, and so utterly hopeless dustrles. to the rapids to make further surveys. purities, strengthens and regulates. were the friends of the “Highway” Price 60c. Sold by Lents Pharmacy. Probably 41.000,000 will be required idea of securing signatures for their Men with Elk Meat Caught. to develop the project. Pendleton.—Tom Wlllnby and Elmer Al’TO FOK HIRE—Home phone 392. measure that they gave it up with Nechola were placed under arrest by Gebhardt la Freed. Pacific phone, Tabor 3336. Day or the purpose of issuing a new set of Deputy Game Warden Averill near Oregon City.—Following a dramatic night service. Stand, corner Otto's bills to meet the objections, and it Hideaway Springs on the charge ot hearing. Justice of the Peace Samson barber shop, Lents. Reasonable prices may be added, which would not s* plainly show the ultimate cost to the killing elk. These are the flrat nrreats dismissed the charge of murder t 4 state. The first bills provided for a for this offense ever mnde In Umatilla ngnlnet August Gebhardt. The court LOST—On streets between Lents bond issue of $20.000,000 at 5 per cent county. The men were taken by sur- hold that Gebhardt shot and killed Sheet Metal Works and corner Beech prise by the deputy and in their pos Robert Lindley, a farmhand, in de ami Main Sts , Ladies gold pin. Ke for 30 years, which at their maturity session was found the elk skin und fense of himself and wife following a turn to this office. Reward. tt would have cost the state 50,000.000 some elk meat. less whatever might come in from party at which beer was served. How to Treat a Wart. the investment of a sinking fund The Cas or oil, it is said,., if. regularly “Harmony” bills provide for a $1,000.- How to Cook Rhubarb. Ozone to Destroy Flies. Get, if you can, the varitcy called Ozone Is to tnke 11 prominent part In applied each day to a wart, will re 000 annual issue for an indefinite term “wine plant”—it has color and looks the campnign ngnlnst the deadly house move it without leaving a scar. The of years, for an unending period, at prettiest. Wash the stalks, cut into fly All disagreeable odors, such us at time it takes may try the patience of 41 per cent annual interest. Just inch long pieces,.and fill a dish (not tract flies, nrc caused by tiny particles the user—from two to six weeks are here is the "joker.” They elsewhere nienal); pile on top as much sugar of decaying organic or vegetable mut required—but if faithfully used it will j provide that this issue shall cease ter floating In the air Ozone attneks as you think will be enough, then pile and burns up these particles, removing remove the most obdurate warts. when the bonded indebtedness for We have never had occasion to use | road construction shall reach 2 per on some more—no water—place in a the <alor and destroying the food which this remedy for warts, but do know I cent of the valuation in the state. The steamer and let it steam a long time; would nourish flies that castor oil bound on a corn at valuation in this state at this rime when done, it will show every piece night for a few nights, or longer, ac- |( dose tc $800.0X1000. 2 per «-nt «f whole, floating in a clear, amber-tint FOK HALE—fi room house and lot ed syrup; an attractive dish and very one block from l^ntsstation, |H50cash. cording to the stubborness of the which would be $17,800.000 At the corn, will remove all soreness. end of ten years we would have is- I good to eat.—National. Inquire 122 First Ave , Lents. GIANIS DtftAHD TIMMS CRESS MEEIIN6 Of AIHELIIC CLUB POSTPONED The State Highway Bill AMA1HJR WKESILtRS ARE MATCHED sued $10,000,000 in bonds and still have a limit of nearly $8,000,000; or, In other words, in less t4ian 20 years the limit would be reached and the issue would be curtailed. But thia does not make any provision for the increase in valuation in this state. At the rate of developments made in the last ten or twenty years the valuation in Oregon in another ten years will be nearly $1,780,000,000, 2 per cent of which would be over $35,000,000 In stead of catching up with our limit it would be twice as far away as in the beginning. In the next ten years the doubling up process will continue, the valuation will exceed $3,500,000,- 000, which at 2 per cent would amount to $70,000,000, and again we see the limit of issue has far outtraveled the issue of bonds In short, at the end of thirty years we find ourselves in debt $30,000,000, paying an annual interest of $1,350,000, raising an annual sink ing fund of $1,000(000, and issuing a new set of $1,000,000 bonds. Now we must not forget the sink ing fund. Of course that may be re invested, but no definite ratie of in terest is provided and so the income cannot be figured, and neither can 1 we estimate what portion of the trine it will lie uninveated. Between the 1 two, figuring an income from the sinking fund would be a difficult problem And right here, if no other place, would enter the possibility of fraud in manipulation of the fund. That would be notlhing new. It would be convenient to place this fund on deposit in local banks at 2 per cent to the officer in charge, and of course it would not be “available” when a call came for ita investment. This very thing has happened else where, and judging from past expe riences in Oregon it might happen here. Hoping this will be of some use to Mr. Prall, and to the public as well, we invite a careful consideration of the foregoing, and if it can be shown that we are wrong, well and good, we will accept any correction. Don’t forget that Saturday evening ia the date of the big Prize drawing at the store of E. L. Raybum & Sons. Dishes, a fine clock and numerous other abides will be awarded the holders of the lucky tickets _____ u Only the Finest Quality Ice Cream, Sodas, Sundaes and Soft Drinks served at our fountain. The only exclusive Ice Cream Parlor in Lents. Try our famous Home Made Candies. Thomiis Bros. Cigar» a nd Tobacco« Waiting Room Lent», Ore. Now for the Seashore! VIA THE ! Í# /s J H 3 Seawn Ticket« on Sale June 1st I I \ lOGDEN&SHASTAj J V routés __ 3D*y Ticketa on SMle ■ Saturday and Sunday to Tillamook and Newport Beaches Season fares from the principal stations to Newport or Tillamook Beaches are as follows: FROM FARE TO TO FARE Portland Newport $6.25 Tilamook : Beaches $4.00 64 44 Oregon City 6 25 4.70 44 64 4« Salem 5.16 6.00 64 64 4< Albanv 4.00 7.30 44 44 44 Corvallis 3.75 7.10 44 44 <4 Eugene 5.80 9.00 44 44 44 Roseburg 8.75 12.00 • 4 • 6 44 Medford 12.00 17.20 44 44 44 Ashland ____ 12.00 17.76 Tickets to above points on sale daily good all season, t.LL ___ _ with corresponding low fares from otlier points. Week end tickets are also on sale from various points. Sunday Excursion Trains on the C. & E. R. R. Leaves Albany at 7 SO a. m., Corvallis 8.00 a, m sad connects with 8. P. trains 14, 14 end * from all points south. Call on our nearest Agent for "Vacation Days in Oregon,” a beautifully illustrated booklet describing various outing resorts, or write to John M. Scott, General Pass. Agt., Portland, Ore. Attend the B. P. 0. E. Elka Convention, Portland. July 8-13 Low Fares to all points East June to September Special Ballot Void after June 11 Good for 100 Votes in The Beaver State Herald’s Voting Contest Name Address District..................... This ballot is good for 100 VOTES when properly filled in and mailed or brought to the Contest Department of The B -aver State Herald. Cut this out and send to the Contest Manager of The Herald.