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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1913)
» JONSRUD BROS. Phone Tabor STS* Dr. C. S. Ogsbury, BORING OREGON FBune U1 Mill 11-4 mil« eoulheaal of Kslao CEDAR POST8 SHINGLES MOULDINGS TURNED WORK NOVEMBER SPECIAL ELECTION IMPROBABLE DENTIST OFFICI HODEN S A. M to » I' M Over Ml. Boot! Dr a« Store A. C Libby of Marion County has brought suit before Judge Galloway of McMinnville to restrain the sec retary of state from calling the No vember special election The elec tion was called by the last legislature, but it has been held by a good many people to be unconstitutional, When the complaint was filed the state's attorney attempted |o enter a de- tnurrer. This was promptly over- ruled by the judge, and a permanent injunction was issued, It is now up to the supreme court of the state to decide whether the action of the state legislature was constitutional, and in the meantime the initiative and referred bills will be left in sus pense This will tie up the State University appropriation for another two years unless the action is decided unwarranted DOINOS OF OUR NEIGHBORS EVLNIN6 STAR WANTS BULLETIN CONTIUNED BKREZY ITEMS CONTRIBUTE!) r BV HERALD REPORTERS AT NEARBY POINTS At the mating of Evening Star Grange, July 5, a resolution was GRESHAM adopted asking that the Grange Bul S — letin be published as in the past. A DR. C. B. OGLE Mmes Mabel and Laura Shipley committee consisting of J. G. Kelly, VKNTirr »pent the week end with Miss Helen I praetlea all Bramiti« ot banttatrr S H. Covel, Mrs E A. Niblin, C H. LUMBER $6 AND UP Ho«» Lar«« «took ot lllmanalon l.umbar on hand WORK UVAHANTKKP Welch, and Miss Willda Buckman Hough and Praaaad lumbar for all purpoaaa IIMea Hunn S la 11 A. M. I to S P M. Mi»« Virginia Cash was the guest was appointed to prepare a memorial aumlays by Appolntmrnl send order to JONSBI’l) HfUMI. Borin« BUS last week of Mi»* Della Hughe*. to the executive committee of the Ottico ouraer of Malli St Footer Itovi Grandma Wood visited last week State Grange, stating the needs of at the home of her grandion, W. W. the Grange for the Bulletin. G. D Dunning J. P. McEntee Wood, at Sandy A. E Gebhardt delivered an ad- Phones: Main 430, Home A 4AM | Professor G. R Robin*on ha* been dress on the subject, “Are Our Nat- choien president of the Portland turalization Laws Just?” He said Normal Training School, which and he did not think they were, and saw filini Directors openrd Monday The school i* do no reason for allowing a foreigner Storage Company ing excellent work and ha* a large Heventh and Ankeny Street« the right of citizenship, and all the number of students enrolled. privileges of voting, when he had Makes all pointe between Portland Portland .... Oregon Misses Marguerite and Gladys been in America but a comparatively and Lente on Mt. Scott Line. Michel are visiting the Misses Laura short time, when all natural-born and Mabie Shipley at their home at L. H. Carter & Son Freight, Kxp.eea, Baggage and all Americans have to be 21 year* of age Contractor» and Bullden POTATO 8PRAYINO PAID. Bull Run. kinds of Transfer Work. before being allowed to vote. Manufacturers ot Window Caaln««, «traen Last year spraying vas even more Uwra and Window«, MoMlnga. Columna. Fan Mi** Edna Shoemaker attended the Rev. H. Oberg spoke very interest ala, Ornaments. Bic Custom Fleliiln« snd Foster Road ! .ente Offici ingly and pleasantly on the subject, Frequent and Chriitian Citizenship Conference in Band Bawlna. Owners Lent. Plalnln« Milla profitable than usual. andwood Workin« Factory “Doe* Education Increase Happi Lanta Pbonaa heavy rains in July, August and Sep Portland three day* last week. « Tabor 1424 Leota. Onaeeo Mi»» Ruby Emery, who is ill at the ness?” He thinks that it does, and Home B Sill tember made conditions favorable for Good Samaritan hospital, is »lowly told of many ways in which “educa O. PIXLEY severe attacks of late blight, which recovering. F. W. Tunny ; Manager B. WHITB tion, the real education,' and not I m . tin«Srd, A t «. B B. MT Pwlar Ed. rotted over 50 per'cent of some crops cramming, were of a benefit and a Mr and Mr*. Arthur Anderton of DOVER Ask ter R om City Vaa White A Pixley pleasure to us all. A neighbor spraying six times with Spokane, Waih, visited here at the Recitations were rendered by Violet Contractor« Palatin«. Flnltbln«' Tintin«, Miss Mary Bens has returned from bordeaux increased the yield from 152 home of the former’* parent* last Fapar Han«ln« week and Fred Jobleman, and Mr. Cook. Portland to spend •ever«) week«, bushels an acre on the unsprayed check Pbon«T«bor»M LENTS, OBEOON Vocal solos were rendered Mr and Mr«. Cook and daughter by C. A. Reith was very lick one day rows to a yield of 334 bushels an acre Gale of Portland »pent the Fourth at Helen Smith and Miss Alice John the past week. W. F. Klineman C. E. Kennedy where sprayed, a gain from spraying the home of Mr*. Cook’* sister, Mr*. was Mrs. Cooper entertaining son, with Mis* Clara Smith as ac Attorney-at-Law 2nd Ave., Lente. companist, and were much enjoyed. of 182 bushels an acre I sprayed 14 L L. Kidder. company Thursday and Friday. KtRRtdV « homh The Greiham Girl»’ Hose Team Mr. Johnson of Portland was visit times and know that the extra spray GUY HANNANT BURIED. Real Estate and Rentals, Notary won second place in the hose con ing C. A. Keiths Sunday. ing paid me The sprayed stock was Public Work Guy Hannant, born May 7, 1892, test* at the Astoria regatta. William Uptograve celebrated the salable at 7 cents a bushel more than Office Phone T. 2012 at Battle Creek, Mich., died July 3, Born, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs Fourth in Vancouver the unsprayed, because of freedom Main8t. and Carline, Lente, Oregon Hrst-Gfass Uvery and feed at Lents, 21 year* of age. He came Kelly of Robert* avenue, July 3. A. Bews has purchased a span of from rot The trouble of careful sort to Oregon April 10, 1910, and was Born, to Mr and Mr*. Leslie Mer mules. Stables at Boring and Sandy ing at digging time was saved, and employed by the Portland Railway, rill, a daughter, July 4th. storage made much safer. I always 1 ransportaUon of all kinds Rev. M. B. Parounagian of Browns FERTILIZER FROM THE DAIRY Light & Power Co He was a mem begin to spray very early. It is often of Baggage to Handy and interior pointe .... The farmer who keeps dairy cows, ber of the Lents volunteer fire de hard to find the first blighted leaves, ville. formerly of Gresham, renewed partment. Hi* death was due to ty old acquaintance* here Saturday. because they are usually next to the For further Information phone or write or the dairyman, triy make his land phoid fever, and came as a severe Among those who attended the BEGINS its forty-fifth school year ground.—Daniel Dean in Northwest rich from the cows, yet not all do it. shock to his many Lents friends. The E. F. DONAHUE. Prop. S cptcmuiw io lets. Christian Citizenship Conference, Sun Farmstead. Boring. • • Oregon Some dairy farms are less fertile funeral service* were conducted at DEGREE COURSES ■> many phaMeof day, were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rusher, AoaicuiTune CNoiNSiniNa. Home Mr and Mr*. J N. Faris, and Mrs. than farms where only grain and other the residence on Sixth avenue, Rev. E conomics M ininq roaeernv. Cos- Deafness Cannot Be Cured The boys crops are grown to be sold immediate Btfyd Moore officiating. Mine« FwanMacv by local applications, as they cannot Bradfield of the fire department participated in reach the ¿¡«cased portion of the ear. Several horses have been sick in T wo - year C ourses aoricul - Thrr« Is only one way to cure deafneee. ly from the land. A few dairy farms the parade, and they and the young Tua« Hout economics M icmanic and that Is by constitutional remedies. . and around Gresham the last week, amts roniernv. commkhcc . pmaamscy i Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condi I but not any have been lost owing to have very fertile soil, made mostly man's friends unite in extending their tion of the mucous l nln* of the Eusta TEACHER'S COURSES in manual chian Tube. When this tube is Inflamed I the efficiency of the local veterinary. from manure of the cows, but those sympathies to the family you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect training, agriculture, domestic science He was engaged to a highly ac farms are managed by men who make a hearing, and when It Is entirely cloeed, | Ed Smith. end art. A. M. HOSS ls.-afr.ess Is ths result, and unleaa ths In complished and most estimable young Mr*. Oswald of Portland visited close study of soils and the application MUSIC, including piano, «»ring, band flammation can be taken out and this lady in southern Oregon and would tube restored to its normal condition, I last week at the home of her son, of home-made fertilizers, as well as of instruments and voice culture hearing will be destroyed forever; nine NOTARY PUBLIC have been married to her in Sep I Emil Oswald. out of ten ere caused by Catarrh, A B eautiful B ooklet entitled case« commercial fertilizers The presence which la nothing but an Inflamed condi FOR OREGON Jack Forrester of Arleta, formerly of much manure on the farm does not tember. if death had not intervened. ••Tint E nrichmhmt of B ubal L ifh " tion of the mucous surfaces. W r Will One Itnndred Hollar« hirany ease of and a C atalogue will be mailed free ¡e-'to. celebrated the Fourth necessarily mean that the soil will be He was laid to rest in Mount Scott hreatarrb'ibaaransotbeearaSter of Gresham, on application Park cemetery, Sunday. Italic Catarrh Cure Hend tor dreslan. fraa 8 A. M. to .5 P. M., Herald Oflice, Lsata here come fertile. r .J CHBNXT. atx>, TuiaSo, Otao. Adilresa H. M T ennant , Registrar, I Bol 1 l y Drnssl itl.SSe. * Miss Mary Hansen ha* finished her The man who makes the most from fl P. M. to V P. M., Reaidenoe, Gnwliam <tw4-U to » «) Corvallis, Oregon. Taka Ilailh Vasuly HUs for ooasUpaUoa. course at Willamette University and .the byproducts of his cows must first will teach in Jefferson, Or., next fall. of all be a good business man, and that Mi»« Hansen and her mother are means, in this respect, that he must spending the summer at their home fully understand the complete saving One of the pleasant social gather ✓ here. of all waste material, and put into daily ing« of the 4th was held at the home of Mrs. Geo. Laver is visiting her wonting practice that which he under Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kearns near mother, Mrs. L. S. Osborne. stands Simply to know how to make Johnson Creek Bridge south of Lente. Miss Norma Hundley has gone to manure from animals and that it is About noon guests began to arrive and her home in Hillsboro for a few days good for land >» not enough. The prac a well laden table with a bounteous rest. Miss Bessie Howitt is taking tical application is what counts, in a dinner was set—with chicken, vege- financial way. her place in T. R Howitt’s office tables, piee and cakee, which waa Pasture land on which cows run greatly enjoyed by all, with full ap- and feed will not increase in fertility preciation. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. through the droppings cf »he cows, al CHERRYVILLE though it will remain fertile longer Kearns, host and ho-tees, Mr. and Mrs. “Everybody’s doing it”—going up than planting the same field to grain H. V. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hammell, Mr. every year and removing »he crop Baker, Mrs. John into the 'mountains in autos Chambers, Miss Minnie The fine weather arived on sched without returning anything to the land. Andrew A part of the grass which the cows Kearns, Miss Marguerite Kearns, Mis ule time, after the Fourth, and looks like it would continue awhile. eat is represented by the solid con Bena Kearns. Miss Margaret Smith Louis It is a pleasure to be alive up here tents of the milk which are never re John. Charles, Bernie and Rufua Alfred Hammell. in this vicinity at this season of the turned to the same land, but are scat Kearnes, year where there is no smothering tered, so to speak, to the four winds. Baker and Keith Baker. After dinner heat.nor frightful and deafening elec The droppings of the cows while in some kodak pictures were taken. Ice cream and cake were served at trical storms the pasture return a part of the grass 4:30 p. m., concluding a most delight J. C. Couper and two daughters of eaten, but the droppings in the stalls Northfield, Minn., are visiting at the and lots usually go to some other land, ful time. home of Prof. Geo. B Couper on or are allowed to wash away by the Prospect avenue. Mr Couper is an rains. Announcement The secret of making the land fer old veteran of the Civil war and al- Joseph 8cbweitzer wishes to an though 83 years of age, is active. tile through dairying is to stall tile nounce to bia many Lenta friends that cows while they are not in pasture he will be pleased to meet them at hie bale and hearty. The two sisters of Howard Wat- and bed heavily to absorb all the stall new location at 265)4 Washington, kins, who lives a mile west and north liquids, or run all of the liquids into near third 8s., Room 19, on third floor, Herald and Weekly Oregonian one year____ $2.00 of town, are visiting over their teach concrete cisterns, and these liquids re where he continues to attend their Herald and Dally Oregonian one year......... $6.00 ers’ vacation. One of them teaches turned to the land for growing crops. wishes in the furnishing of all kinds of A man who keeps many cows and tailoring products. at Ashland. Or., and the other at Herald Dally and Sunday Oregonian one year $7.60 maintains a high flow of milk from St. Johns A band of 2300 sheep passed them through all the year must pur Herald and Daily Telegram one year .............. $6.76 For Cuts, Bums and Braises through town I lately from eastern, chase some feeds, such as bran, oil In every home there should be a box Herald and Semi Weekly Journal one year $2.26 Oregon up to the summer pasture meal and other milk-producing feeds. z of Bucklen’s Arnica Save, ready to near Wild Cat t Mountain These Where this is done, and all the manure Herald and Daily Journal one year............... $6.60 apply in every case of burns, cute I sheep are owned by Mr Houser, who carefully saved by heavy bedding, per wounds or scald«. J. H. Polanco, Del Herald Daily and Sunday Journal one year $7.60 lives 30 miles south of The Dalles, haps through purchasing some straw valle, Tex., R. No 2, writes: “Bucklen a and has hee.t coming to the same for bedding, a large amount of valuable Herald Oregon Agriculturist one year.............$1.16 Arnica 8alve saved my little girl’« cut manure can be made. pasture for the past nine years. foot. No one believed it could be If the dairy farmer knows what cured.” The world'« beet salve. Only Herald and McCall’s one year .........................$126 Frank Rhodes has secured a con tract from Chris Mensinger for mineral elements his land needs and 26c. Recommended by all druggists. manufacturing 250.000 shingles and supplies them with commercial fertil I is already at work getting ready to izers used in conjunction with all the CARD OF THANKS. dairy manure he can make, then he * do the job. We wish to thank the many friends Higley and his partner, who run can make his land extremely fertile. and neighbors. Rev. Moore, the sing Commercial fertilizers are of great ers who participated in the music at the passenger autos from Portland daily up into the mountains, have value only in connection with stable the funeral, the Lents Volunteer Fire / | booked 200 people for the opening at manure. Department, and others who so kind Much valuable dairy manure is ly aided us in our recent affliction ¡the Mt Hood Hotel on July 15th. Great prospect for another good wasted in summer by allowing the when death claimed our beloved son crop of spuds and the show is even cows to sleep in open lots of nights. and grandson, Guy Hannant.—Chas, better for a big crop of wild black- The manure deposited in these lots and Alma Hannant and daughter; during the summer is seldom saved Frank and Caroline Carpenter. i berries and huckleberries. The School Board at a meeting Often each rain washes it away, to last Saturday night employed Mrs. be permanently lost. Stalling during GRANGE TO MEET SATURDAY Laura Rlack of Dover as the teacher the day and pasturing at night will Lents Grange wJP hold its regular for the ensuing school year, This prevent this waste.—Rural Spirit. monthly meeting on Satirday after lady comes highly recommended as noon. An exceptional program is in FOR PILLOW SLIPS. an able and experienced teacher in prospect. All members are urged to Make pillow slips of outing flannel be present and participate in the the East and Middle West The Great Christian Conference at for winter use; also wear bloomers work of the day. There will be dis Portland was addressed by some very made of outing or real flannel instead cussions on educational matters, and t able men from all parts of the world. of so many heavy skirts. They are another on th* MUarakMtMBi Wo utterance was better expressed warmer and more comfortable the country. Rose City Van Bunday*, by Appointment OKBOON LENTS, Dunning & McEntee =1 or in keeping with »be spirit of the times than the address by a minis ter from Pittsburgh, Pa., from the topic, "I Am For thj Men.” In this the speaker said we must stop put- ting the dollar above the man and instead of “grinding the face of the poor," seek to help and aid them, and get them out of the awful depths of poverty into which our present system of society had engulfed them Another important utterance at this meeting was the noble words spoken in behalf of temperance, and great credit was given to multi-mil lionaire Benson of Portland, who is giving some of his millions for the complete abolition of the manufacture and use of whiskey. This movement is in the air and a drunkard is now held of so little worth and regard that no one wants him around at all in any capacity. Drinkers, sellers and makers of whiskey have hard times ahead of them. 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