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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 4, 1913)
HOW TO USE THE FASHION HINT SPLIT LOG DRAG Financial Statement By JUDIC CNOLL CT Entered aa Second Cl»«« Mail MatUr at Lanta, Oregon, August 2ft, UHI Published Every Thursday at Lenta, Ore., by the M t . S cott Pnauaniwn On. H. A. DARNALL, E ditob and M anauxb . Office Phone: Home 1111. Bist Results Obtained Just After a Rain. Residence: Tabor 2sl3 FOUR MILES A OAY'S WORK. GAIN we are apprised of the men in the use of water as a re humanitarin disposition of ducer in their milk. the state pardoning board and Ordinary Road Drag la Mado With The fever for public halls will Two Halves of a Log—Thio Proc«» the executive authority of the state. Last week it came to probably take a decline now that Force« Water to Drain Off at Either public notice that two of the the town has one really respect Side, Leaving Bod In Condition. most notorious criminals ever able hall, both as to proportions The best results from road drag King cvuie when the roads are dragged convicted in the state had been and appointments. directly after a’ rain. The surface of quietly slipped out of the peni Mrs. O. I. Neal, and daughter Glad vs. the road is leveled, the holes and ruts tentiary and given their freedom. of Gresham, with Mrs. Harvey and Miss are tilled up. and the earth Is puddled One of them was sent out of the Laura Harvey of 2nd Ave. spent a week A crust forms when the top dries out. state so as to be entirely beyond at Seaside and they were accompanied I making the road much more lasting tlie control of the parole officials home by Miss. Wilhelmina Harvey who i than It would I h > If dragged at any other time" and the other one seems to be has been spending the last two months To keep a road smooth and crowned at that place. nowhere. It is not probable the l>eet method Is to drag with an or dinary woo«l road drug, made easily that we will ever again have an with two halves of a log which has official ready to sympathize with been split. This log should lie about the criminal element as our nix or eight Inches tn thickness anti present executive. Some of this The Ringoi ____ _____ and the Emperor ___ six to eight feet long The halves are England three feet apart with tbe smooth has been well advised but W hen of (j^rmany have each announced them- set surfaces forward and upright. They it costs the counties of the state selvee for temperance. Tlie great harm are fastened together with braces set thousands of dollars annually to done the working pearpie of th*Ke two in boles bor«l through the log If they are not heavy enough a put murderers and bank robbers nations by the drink habit has called board can Is* placed on top, and the forth investigations w hitch have resulted and burglars and rapists, and in the announcement by each of the* driver stands upon It. This will weight thugs, and incendiaries in a ^oUvereigns. Very little is said in th«* It down sufficiently. In some cases it has been found desirable to attach a place where they can be guarded (ierman papers about the stand taken place uietal along the lower edge with safety, they ought to be j by the Kaaier for the reason antagonism of the of forwanl piece of the drag. This kept there at least three fourths, “ ie‘reii b?the ^‘‘GerB1“ industry cuts the surface of the ground better . j __ tbe manufaeturv-ot beer. insures also more efficient work. of the time assigned them, even A Cablegram to the Chicago Tribune, and The road drag should move forward on good behavior, and if the noted Berlin, Aug, 28, among other so that it slants acrons the road In such a way that a small amount of crime is one of absolute pr.of, interesting statements says; earth will slide past the smooth face “ It is reported that the kasier did not premeditated and vicious, en touch any alcoholic beverage throughout of the log toward the middle of tbe dangering the lives and property his nortnern cruise. Persons who are road, thus forming the crown. In this of large numbers of people, the in close contact with him say that this is way the edge of the drag smooths out pardon board should have no dis the result of the emperor’s conviction the ruts and fills up tbe holes. The best way to drag la to l>egin at cretions to making recommen that alchol lessens the working capacity the side ditch and go up one side of of a man. He often expresses the the road nnd then down on the other dations of clemency. A Every forni of dra|Mv! akirt la to ba •mart throughout the spring. The one llluatrated la distinctly novel and the alnipleat poaallile garment to make There an« two pleeea In the akirt proper, and the drapery makea the third piece It la included tn tbe right IF WE need any more evidence opinion to members of his entourage i that immoderate drinking is one of the greatest factors in retarding the de- velopment of nations. Some tíme ago UNITED STATES POSTAL DEPOSITORY Lents Sta.. Portland. Oregon ., . _______ . The Portland Labor Press came out last week in a new dress. It appeared as a fifty page magazine of well written articles from leading men all over the country, and par- ticularly Oregon, and ADVLRTIStD LEITERS it looks as though almost Advertised letters for week ending everyone got qaught for some : August 23, 1913. advertising. It is a fine issue Burnham, Mrs. Alice; Carter, Mrs. i Blanch; Gellie, Mrs. G. 8: Hagenbuck, and does the publishers, the Irene; King, Mrs. Effie; Lyons. L; printers and the solicitors all Magson, Dan; Millien Wm; Noxd- great credit. But then what I berg. Ethel, E; Riese. Mrs. Alice; W. A: Skelton, W. A.. Waister, could you expect from that man | Rodlin, Dr. C. E. Harris? Lents is surely getting into the city. As an evidence of this we note the work of tearing up the streets which began along in the spring and which is to be aontinued through the fall. It is all right We need the results but why not have them all at once. Now that the fall rains have opened up a smart fail in the pricp of butter might be ex pected, were it not for the limi tations now placed on the dairy- 81» Name tain good earth roads. In every coun ty some farmer along each four miles of road shonld own a drag and drag the road when It rains, and he would find the road In good condition when he goes to market. The necessity for dragging the road comes aliout from the fact that water ata ya on the road surface been use it cannot drain away into the side ditches. If the road has been properly dragged the water will run off the sur face. Then If the ditches are properly taken care of the water will drain away and leave the roadway In splen did condition. The crown of the road should be at least ten inches higher than the outside. Rain on a properly crownwl road will run quickly to the sides and not soak Into the surface. Storage W arehouse All kinds of Storage for Household arti cles, Furniture or other Goods Rates Reasonable i Office Lents Furniture Company North Main St., Lents Addrcsa PHONES: ! for work, whereupon, with characteristic ! Mrs. Dunbar will attend as president and Mrs. Additon as past state president I will have a voice in the proceedings. On next Tuesday the Mt. Scott Union will meet with Mrs. Naugner. This home is four blocks north of the car track on Rayburn avenue. The demand for fall work for the boys and girls will be great ly relieved when the hop crop is all in and the accounts have been settled. But then it fre quently turns out that the hop season costs the pickers about all they gain, especially if the season keeps moist. A tlRAt KH L DHAI'KD SK1HT seam nnd lapped over the front of the skirt, to In* held In position by buttons or other ornaments. Thin model la an extremely fashion able one. dcslmble Isith for the street suit and for the gown. An It can be tluinhed at tbe high waist line or at the natural line. It can be made becom ing to all figures. When the walat line is used the skirt can lie dart fitted at tsith the front and back or gathered at the back, as liked For the medium site the akirt will require four ami five-eighths yards of material twenty-seven Inchen wide The width of the skirt at the lower edge is two yards. No organizations t a are P impulsiveness, hecatoutalcoholentirely. • ing the highway work. Last -He also recently told army officers Monday the Columbia River who asked if there would be any object- j MODEL KO AD IlRAO. Highway association met at ¡ lion if hi« health were drank in water Gearheart Park and the proposi- that on ‘be contrary he would be well The next trip the drag should be start- ed a little nearer the middle, and tbe tion now is to construct a speed- e >nnii>1 meeting of the Mt. last trip over the road the drag should way from that point to Portland i Union the otficen who have so i work close to the middle itself. Small ridges of earth will t>e thrown in tbe SO that any sort of an auto may I acceptably served the past year were horse track and smeared by tbe round unamiousaly reelected. In her address make the trip in five hours. If side of the log smoothly over the road. that road is ever constructed it President Dunbar pointed out some The smearing of the earth by the dru» matters which she hoped would accomp cglled puddling, and it tends to make will be used exclusively by the lish the coming year. Upon vote of the is the surface smooth and hard and turns auto club. There won’t be room union tbe meetings this coming year will off the water, especially after the sun enough on it for a man to lead be held on the second and fourth Tues comes out and dries It thoroughly. Tbe is always dragged after It has a burro. This is one of the day, making two meetings the month. road rained and not when It Is dry. With Refreshments were served in the beneficent things that our gov a good strong pair of horses and a well basement of the church. Five delegates ernor supported with his signa Were chosen to attend the state con built drag one man can drag about three or four miles of a road a day. tore. vention tobe held at Corvallis Sept 24-27. This is the best possible way to main 4 Financial Statement published else where in this paper and the substan tial increase in business since our last state ment. Our cash reserve is far more than required by law and we want our patrons and friends to know that we are conducting a sale and conservative banking business. If you have in any way contributed to the increase of our business we thank you for your-support and cordially invite your pat ronage be it large or small. The Multnomah State Bank Thia May Manton pattern Is cut In sixes from 22 to >i Inches waist measure. Semi 10 rents to thia office, giving number, 77*. and It will be promptly forwarded to you by mall. If In haste «end an additional two cent stamp for letter postage When ordering use coupon. of the truth in the statement that the road bill that was the kai*r ** >*“•« alcoholic passed last Winter by e egis - which resulted from immoderate ture was passed solely for the . (ir¡nk¡ng. After a study of these purpose of promoting the scenic statistics he experimented on himself highway movement it can be and found that even small quantities of, furnished now py the various li,iuorle*8e‘M hil en‘ nty «nd capacity1 A Interest Paid on Time Oeposits NOTES OF THE W. C. T. U. __________________ ttention is called to our swom Home 1111; Tabor 1361 How’s Thiu? We offer One Hundred Dollar» Ra ward for any ca * of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Kall’s Catarrh Cure. F. j. crinx™ c co., t : c < d . o. We. the u- : r - 1. *1 wn F. J. Cheney f r tI . t 1". y-ars. nnd tailevs him perfectly I r ... ti all buxine«« trans.if tlo- i a- I t* -nit* carry out any obt! ra“.o ■ i by i.;s firm. NATIONAL E.'.NU 07 COMMERCE. Toledo, G. | nail's Catarrh Cure 1« taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu cous surfar, I rf the system. Testimonials sent free, prl ■ 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all f>nigxlsts. Take Hall's l amily Pills foe eonsUpslioa. TheBestLightAtThe Lowest Cost CLASSIFIED WANTED Mrs. Darling, Practical and Maternity j nurse. Good reference. Will do all [ work in maternity Call Talxir 173, or adilress Lenta, Oregon. ELECTRIC LIGHT is the most suitable for homes, offices, shops and other places need ing light. WANTED—Boys mav be had and sometimes girls. The older one« at ! ordinary wages and others to be schooled and cared for in return for; slight services rendered. For particu- ’ lars address W. T. Gardner, superin tendent Boys and Girls Aid Society of J Oregon. Portland. Ore. tf j FOR Electricity can be used in any quan tity, large or small, thereby furnishing any re quired amount of light. Furthermore, electric • lamps can be located in any place, thus afford ing any desired distribution of light. WALK Lots in Calkins Plat are now on the 1 market. Come early and get your j choice. Water pitied to all lots, Allen, A. M ; Bradly, Mr. Ambey; Cart NEW ROAD TO YELLOWSTONE. I electric lights and telephone. Owner er, Mrs. Blanche; Clark, I. J; Currents, on tract. E. M. Calkins, R 1. I.ents, Home Phone Bfilil, 21124, Gil Mrs. (2) Derby, Grant; Gerie, J. C. “The Blaok and Yellow Trail” to Be Ore bert Station, Cazerdara line. fzbarmley, Mrs. 8. M; Hamilton, John Built From Chicago. 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From Weston, Oregon, comes news kee. west through Madison to I ji - FOR SALE—Newspapers for wrap of the first returns of the 1913 harvest crosse. north *o Winona, west through ping or kindling. Mt. Scott Pub. Co. season. From a field measuring 38 Minnesota nnd South Dakota, follow ■■■ ■ ■ ■ I Ing closely the line of the Chi< ago and 1 acres, J. N. York, a farmer at that LUMBER—At our new mill 1% miles Northwestern railway, through the point, harvested 1103 sacks of extra Black Hills and on to Yellowstone southeast of Kelso. We deliver lumtier. Jonsrud Bros (• I fine wheat, indicating an average yield park. of a fraction over 77 bushels per acre. FOR SALE—Young horse. weight Convicts Work on Roads. ADMINISTRATORS NOTICK 1,000lbs.,good driver. Horse with rig, Tn Colorado. Illinois. Mhliignn. Min or horse alone. Mary Orltzmacher Estate. Notice Is hereby Enquire of Herald riven Ulat the under.Igned. as administrator nesota. Washington. Utah. California. office. of the estate of Mary Grltzmacher. deceased, Wyoming anil aevernl other of the has tied hl« Anal account In tha Circuit Court northern states experiments have been of the State of Oregon, for Multnomah County, marie with convict lalior <>:> the roads, LODGE DIRECTORY. and that Monday, the 2»ih dey of September, and almost without exception sattofac- 1»U, at t:U> a. m. of said day. and tbe Court tory results have followed. The men Mt Scott Chapter U. f>.~O. K. R. St»te<l meet- I room of Department No. 4 of said Court halt Ina Flrat «nd Third Wednesday evening of been appointed by said Court a* the time and have appreciated the privilege of living e«< h month. (Degree« Third Wedne«- | d«y) Order W. M place for the hearing and .‘ ttlement of said In the open air. their health and mor Mand K. Connell. 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