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About Beaver State herald. (Gresham and Montavilla, Multnomah Co., Or.) 190?-1914 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1914)
I Sand and Gravel at Reduced Prices Prompt Indlvery Call I elephone l abor ¿00J Doings of Our Neighbors « BKI’EZV ITEMS CONTttlHUTEO »V HIMAI.Ü REPORTERS AT NEAMBV POINTS R. Heyting «2 St. and 45th Ave., H. E irÄSFRi dNb GAMI 1 +♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4*4"»+' *. • HOW TO DRAPE WINDOW 4, CURTAINS IN NEW WAV. ! J ,, A new way *»f drnplng la*d * > room eurtaliiH of ali«*«r and «oft i I thin material« like eaaenieat ' * « loth, cotton voile, marqulMette < , or net 1» to hang a «Ingle width J [ at eaeh end of the |Mde and let it < > fall In straight folds to the floor. J ' The books supporting theae < > atraight width« occupy about J [ one-third of the apace at each < > end of the polo, and next to them I ’ are aua(>eiided two double width» < > of material, le»th of which are * i hooked back Ht the window sill, < > but while at the top one of theae * * widths falls naturally the up(M>r * > Inside corner of the other width ! ; is brought forward to overlap < > the first one and hooked to the ; ; |H>le within thr«*e Im hes of the < > end width's Inside <*dg* I J Finally several f«*et from the < • pole at the opposite side of the J ; window this overlapping curtain * > Is partly caught back by a nar- 1 , , row riblion or twist of silk start ' ’ Ing from Its own end of the pole. ' < > The lap over fills In the space at , * J the top of the window, which ' < > drstHMl back curtains always . J J form, and ft is less stiff in ap- ' ■ > pearance than is the short width , J J of curtaining sometimes- employ- < > ed to obviate the abrupt break at < J J the center of the window pole. J ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦« | »♦♦♦oooooooooOO-» Daily Mails Maile at the Lente poetoffice arrive and depart as follow« : Arrive Depart 0:00 A. M. 8:20 A.M. 12:40 P. M. 12:4» P. M. 3:10 P. M. 5 30 P. M. "Llge” Coleman and Ids partner, John Warner have sold their hotel at Government Camp to Fox A Prill«, of Mice Florence Clttvrtanii of Portland Samly, who will run that famous rermrl WaUhes Clocks and Jewelry has lieen visiting at the home ol Mrs. this season. Mr Coleman has taken a J. N. Faris. contract to build mil«* of road for BORING 0REC0N Repaired and Made to Order Phot,« Mi Mre. Robsrt lan««i<iwn, who under- i Wemine, th« great auto road builder of REGISTER. went an operation at the Good Samara- Portland. This stretch of road will be MIU I 1-4 Bites eouthestl of K<*lao* tain hospital last week, is slowly irn-1 Iwtween Fsubion’s ranch and Rowe. ROCKFORD. IA. CEDAR POSTS Jam«« Botkins went U> Portland on proving. SHINGLES Mie« Linnia Durrell of Corvallis business Friday and returned Sunday. COMÙPONOENCC MOULDINGS Main Street lamte, Oregon visited Greetain (riends Isst week. TURNED WORK SOLICITED 4 Mi»« R« mm * Elwood of Portlaod wm j ft WELCHES IThle matter mull not be reprinted with the gueet of Mus H set er Tborpe laat' LUMBER $6 AND UP out «pedal permission.) Large «tack nt Dimension Lumber on hand week. Rough and Dressed lumber fur all purposes D. M. Hobarta, city recorder, ie regie- 1 There was a social gathering an<l dance send order to JON8KCD BKOB. Boring BD1 at Welch«« last Saturday night. Those The sheep |M>pulatlon of the United tration office for thia vicinity and is to lie fouml every «lay at hie office on Main present were: Mr. and Mrs. Morton and States Is 54/8)0,000. and in thia num daughter; Mr. f’arl Raithel; Mr. An- 1 lier fifteen breeds are represented street. and Mre. J, W. Hhattuck ol Portland drew Oak; Mr. Jno. Malcomaon; Mr.i FEARY BROS. Inc. visited friends and relatives in Oreehem and Mrs. Creighton; Mr. and Mrs. ¡ Docking lambs not only Improv«*» Storage Company their appearance, but tn<*reases their Welch ami daughter Lutie; Mr. •nd last week. Branch Oflke market value and at the same time Make« all points betwc«*n Portland There ie a force of men at work on ; Mrs. Edd Rotierte; Mias Jolinaon; does not retani their growth. and trenta on Mt Scott Line. tlie new building of the Beaver Stale , Mr. August Horaecker an«l Mr. Tb«so- Motor Co. The woik ie living rushed <lore Copper. A very pleasant tini«* wax To produce the l>ext quality of word. Freight, Expresa, Baggage and all a« the building ie to be finished in enjoy«*«! ffy all. sh«*ep must be In excellent physical Collections Everywhere ktrais of Transfer Work. Manli. "Ma” Creighton visited at Welch«*» condition. and to bring this about abun Mi«a Winnifred Oeborne ie «|s*n<ling last Saturday. SI«« raporta that all dance of pasture la nwessary Foster Road I amts Office Agent for MV Scott, Montavilla, a few «lays visiting relative» at I>a- ' were well living in her vicinity, and and Eastern Multnomah. Where It is [HHisIble to do so a rath Lent« Phones .... Tabor 1424 maacu*. that every one at*em«*d to I»? proej**ring A personal Call Assured. Home B 8111 Mrs Lloyd I.ittlepage of Portland ( Virgil Waterman and Dode Cop|»-r er long, heavy twit should be used on a gas engine. It gives a steadier mo was s Gresham visitor last week. an* )in*jiaring to trap al! kind«, of var- I tion and to add to the power. F. W. Tussy, Manager Mark Emery recently underwent an ' mite along Salmon river and its tribu TIMELY RECIPES GEORGE G. IRVINE operation to have hie tonsils removed. • taries. Local Manager Ask tor Rose City Van Kansas bus adopted a “chinch bug How to Use the Alwaye Popular MieeC. II. Haile attended Multnomah Mr Art I-arkins is erecting a new day,’’ on which there is to be a united Oyeter. Grange at Orient last Saturday Main St. ard Foster Road, Lents Lente w«Mslshed un his piai*«* and preparing effort to burn rubbish and old field» Oyster Salad. Ingredients: One pint Mr. an«i Mre. E. W, Aylswortb Tabor 525« 525W for next summer’s work during the for the purpose of getting rid of the of oysters, two cupfuls of celery cut bugs tai ne« I Dr. and Mre. II. H Utt camping season. Into half Inch pieces, one teaspoonful lit tie son, John, laat Hunday. No Collection—No Charge of Wo recetar» hi re sauce, one small Last W edneaday Welches eninasse When frightened or disturbed hen» The gravel for the factory head of lettuce, one tablespoonful of took a trip to Rh«si<idendron Tavern are said to hold back their eggs in the ehipiwd here from the pit in Mr. Higley’s auto, stopping on tlie same wa^' that a cow will hold up her chopped parsley, two tablespoonfuls of station on the O. W. R. Murphy. milk, and under such conditions dead chopped boiled b«*ets. French dressing. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Manning enter- way to pick up Miss Ruth Wash and drain the oysters, put Arriving at the tavern they w«*re intro- eggs are the result. them into a pan with a little water lai ihm ! last Hunday the latter'e nephew, duceti to a number of gentl«*tnen that an«i wife, Mr. anil Mre. A. A. Hatcher The back of the average man who and cook them until the oysters are had jimt returned from a skieing expe If the oysters are large cut of Portland. k«M*ps a flock of hens on the place plump. dition on Mt. Hcxxi an«i Government them Into four plec«»s. add the cut up Mre W. R. K«»rn has bad the cast A lie i introductions and expla- netnls limbering up to the extent of celery to the oysters, pour over them removed from tier ankle and ie no» Canip. spading up the chicken yard so that nations «lancing was profssasl. Mr. E>l«i the bens may have a supply of worms French dressing, which has been made able to uee crutches. with three tablesjsionfuls of good olive Roberta and Wm. E. Welch were «*s- oil, one tablespoonful of vinegar and oirted to the piano an«l violin after The leaves make a fine covering for half tabl«»sp<ionful of tarragon or any « « which dancing was tlie order of the the rose and other bush«»s and should other kind of vinegar, a pinch of red BLACKSMITHING AND CHERRYVILLE ' evening Mr. Panchino aleo furnished be saved for this purpose. If they are ---------------------------------------------------------------- •» — ft some excellent music on the accordion. to be burned they should tie put on the pepper, half teaspoonful of salt, quar HORSESHOEING ter of teaspoonful of sugar. Put this Whoa, January' A very pleasant evening was enjoy««! '»y garden. It is better, however, to let dressing into a bottle and shake it them lie until spring and then spade Another winter month nearly gone. all. Wood Work, Work 9 Carriage, well, or mix with an t»gg beater. Serve or plow th«»m under. Winter day» nrv gliding swiftly by. on lettuce leaves and"decorate with the i Mr. Welch is improving tlie grade Wagon and Auto Repairing Another sno« »torni on hand but‘very his roa«i leading out from Welches. chopp«l parsley and chopped beets. Over tn Gertnnnv a convention of little likiihood of it remaining long. Oyster Cocktail.—Ingredients: One 63th Street and Foster Road 8. E. C. W. Kern was a visitor at Welches scientists is going to give a thorough pint of small oysters, twelve table- I Billy Ault and Frank Htone kille«I a last Sunday. He said they were keep- test to divining rods as a means of lo- spoonfuls of tomato ketchup, three ta- monster Isib-cat I art Tiusulay down near AU Work Guaranteed ing liaclielor quarter’s at tlie -Mt. Hood cating water supplies and minerals. blespoonfuls tarragon vinegar, tw# ta- the dam. Th«* brute weighed cloae to Those who have faith in this long hotel. Mr. Robb and himself are the bl«*s)H>onfuls of Rhine wine, juice of one Res. Phone Tabor 445 fifty poimde. TI h * state and county tax standing sn|M»rstition will now have a lemon, salt to taste. only ones there at preaenL on wild i-ata is now $3 and tlie hide ia chance to deliver the goods. Serve this very cold in cocktail | We hail a slight snow flurry commenc worth from |2 to $12.50 so that hunting glasses with quarter of a teaspoonful j wild cats is quite an obj«*ct beetles ing last Friday morning and lasting un-1 It is useless to apply gypsum as a of ch«ipis»d mustard pickle on top of 1 til Sunday. There was not an inch 'of substitute for lime to correct soil acid ridding the country of a pest that each portion. destroys each year niimla-ni of useful snow at any time except on tlie mount ity. for It Is an acid and not an alka Oysters With Noodles.—One pint of | line compound, Its chemical symbol be oysters, one pint of boiled noodles, one birds, fawn, domeatic animal« and l>arn- ains when* the snow is <|uite deep. and ing CaS 4. while that of lime is CaO. cupful of sauce, half cupful of rolled Then.* wax a pa|s*r chaw held at I yard fowl. The former is commonly known as Mr Hunqihrey is on hand at the dam Weicbee last week. Only young ladiee I calcium sulphate, while the latter is crackers, quarter cupful of butter. Boil the no»siles until tender in wa A pleasant «lay wax re- calcium oxide. in charge of tlie hatchery and while the were in it. ter that has been salted. When they «tes*l-la*ads ar«* running they are not yet [Mirtt»«! and all h»l a fine time, but tlie are cooked drain off the water, then ri|>e hut probably will la* in the COU rm* winner wax not announc«*<i although it The writer’s table is now being sup pour cold water over them (this keeps wax claimisl by some that Mixa Johnson plied with turnips from a patch which the noodles from sticking together». In of a week or ten days. was not sowed until the eighth of a well greas«»d pudding dish place the A Mr. Nahorn of Arkansaw wa.M in held the honors. Pays More for thia vicinity last week with a view of Dode Copper is th«* champion skunk August. There has twen abundant oysters which have been drained, then | moisture since Aug. 25. but the weath settling on a railroad claim near Alder tamer and trainer in them* parts Why er since the middle of Septemlier has add the noodles, cover this with a sauce which has lx»en made with quit: creek. It takes a real hero to tackle he says that they even cotne right in been unseasonably cool and has pre ter of a cupful of the oyster liquor, on«» of these propositiona hut th«» poojik' his cabin at night to see him. but they vented the most rapid growth three-quarters of a cupful of milk, two have hope to bcleive that tla- present got so thick one night that lie bail to tablespoonfuls of butter, two table- administrator will consider some on«* move out. What Is snhl to be the tallest corn spoonfuls of flour, quarter of a tea else Iswiiles a few millionaire manu- and sells it for ever grown in the state of Illinois was spoonful of pepper, half teaspoonful iacturers and griM-dy bankers ass is ted produced the past season on a farm of salt. Sprinkle with tlie roll««! crack less than others near Downer’s Grove. It reached an ers anil pieces of butter. Bake until by corporation lawyers, some of whom ft I CORBETT average height of seventeen feet and the cracker crumbs are brown. This hail tla* fasiple into sen«ling them to •8 McNeil Bldg, Main St, Lents two inches. The corn was grown from Is suitable for luncheon or supper and <» ingress seisl furnished by the government ex R. M. Dodson, was in Portland Sat makes a good entree. The trial of J. T Freil at Oregon City for selling Ihjnor without a license re urday to attend a meeting of the Port periment station and got from an old Indian mound In southern Colorado. sulted in an acquital as the testimony land commercial club. How to Freshen Furs. Not everybody can indulge in diM'loMsl that no money was ns'eivisl A Crew of ten men began work here Th® dignity and importance of the for the liquor given as a treat. This Monday repairing the O. W. R. & N. hen have lately been established by a furs often; therefore the care of is worth considering at this season of trial cost Mr Freil a round sum as the tracks. decision handed down a couple of the year. Visits to the furrier for g«»n- lawyers held him up on a trumped up Add ress| Mrs. J. T. Rea spent the week end in weeks ago by the Iowa supreme court. eral freshening up of furs are really charge. Probably the spies were part Portland. In effect, the d«*cislon is that hens are not neceaMry If one will follow these I of a scheme to get a big stun for almost Mrs. Lotta Benfield, was called to not a nuisance as some animals that directions. They are related, in fact | Beaver State Herald nothing is the trial laste«! but a short Portland Monday by the death of her are allowed 4t> run at large have been by on«» who has known the fur bust- I declared to be. If one wishes to keep ness for years and has cart'd for many | time. Mr. Freil says he will ket»p no brother-in-law Mr. Finley. hfs neighbor’s hens out of his garden garments or odd fur pieces. was mon» liquor around Miss Ethel Smith in Portland Oregon Lents, he must fence the hens away from it When the cheaper furs threaten to Monday. Instead of trying to persuade his neigh become somewhat flat and what is Worms Tht Ciuse of Ttur Child's Pains. Last Thursday, as our Post Master bor to keep them shut up at home. called lifeless take a hairbrush with A foul, dixasreeabh» breath, dark cir opened the mail sack it was thought not too stiff bristles, wet it thoroughly, cles around the ey«*s, at times feverish, that the patrons of the office had been Mrs. L. A. Dill of I.ee’s Summit. then brush the fur up briskly the with great thirst; cheeks flushed and treated to an egg-nogg, but further in Mo., one of fifty ladies who entered a wrong way. Continue this brushing then pale, aldonien swollen with sharp vestigation reveal«»d that a dozen or contest for honors In the poultry divi until the fur finally loses its moisture, clamping pains are all indications of more eggs had been sent by parcell sion nt the American Royal stock show then gently shake and tieat it lightly A. D. KENWORTHY & CO. worms. Don’t let your child suffer— l>ost, as a result most of the patrons nt Kansas City. In relating her ex with some fiat lieater. never a thin I lidupoe Wens liter will give sun* relief. It of the office were deprived of their perience In the Kansas City Star stat«w stick. Prest-O-Lite Service that she has on«»-half acre of land de After this process the fur bwomes kills the worms—while ita laxative effect dailies on Thursday. voted to poultry raising. She has been normally straighten««!, when easy Rev. Henry Food, of Woodburn who ad<l greatly to the health of your child raising pure bred poultry for the past combing in the right direction brings by removing the dang<»niusiind disagree has preached here for several weeks fifteen years and states that she has the fur to an unusually fine aspect. L 0. 0. F. BUILDING able effect of worms and |>arasiti»s from and assisted in building the new church found It easy to earn $500 a year above This extra care of any fur article that Talior 5207 t.he system. Sickepoe Worm Killer >m a health returned home Monday, but expects to nil expenses. Sh«» further states that is not exactly the best grade will keep 1 producer should be in every household. return for dedication services which, it« she <!•»« not devote to her poultry an it in gisst condition nnd will pay w«»ll Lents, Perfectly sate. Ruy a Imx today. Price is expected, will occur some time in average of mor«» than two hours a dav. for the trouble taken. DIAMOND Feburary. 25c. All Druggists or by mail. Dr. A. A. Swennes How pitifully Inadequate the meas The voters of this precinct, may now Klckepoo ikfiikn Med Ct. Rule, er St Lews How to Make Wedding Cake. GOODRICH DKNTINT register at Dodson Bros, store. Mrs. ures of precaution sometimes taken by Any rich fruit eake. heavily Iced and «tat«» legislatures for the safeguarding (irneral Dental Practice decorated in white, may serve as a Clara E. Smith was the first lady to 60 YEARS' of live stock interests against disease wedding cake. At an informal wedding lloum: 9(0 5; Evening* t>y appointment Storage Battery register. EXPERIENCE Oflire in connection with Dr. Fnw««»tl •s rather strikingly shown in the the bride will cut the wedding cake. Phone Tuber NIA Recharging writer’s home state. The last session For a pretty llttl«' ceremony of this î-cnti» a Main Bt. nnd Font er Roa<l of the legislature appropriated $13.000 cake cutting th«* guests should make a How’s This? a We offer Cue Hundred Dollars Rd- for the purpose of equipping n serum wide circle with a whit«* satin ribbon We Cany a Stock ofJFORD Phones: Main 430, Home A 4558 ward for any ca <» c.” Catarrh that plant. In connection with this it mav about th«» bridal pair. To add to the l»e recited ns n matter of eeonomlc his mivety of the occasion It should hav«* Parts and Accessories cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh trade marks tory that since that time In one county baked In it tht» silver symbols which Cure. D esigns of the stat«» abide. Cerro Gonlo. th,' denote various fortunes. r. j. cnrsN’ r 7 O. rttrt’ C opyrights A c . FUNERAL DIRECTORS We, tile ll ■ - Day and Night Service Anrona wending ankrtMi and drwrrlnt Ion may fosses from hog cholera are put nt ■ 1 iown F. J. qnlrkly MCMtain our opinion free whether an Cheney for 1 I l 1* yoa Seventh and Ankeny Streets and believe BI.COO.OOO, nnd for the state ns n whole invent lor la probably patentable. Communica- him |>. ' r ' • 1 i . I business How to Clean Towels. Portland .... Oregon ti«»n»»tri<?tly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent* trans letlo: i i • I r it» r.i I • ' t » I c irry It Is fair to assume that the losses of went free. (»Meat agency for wt-ouruigpatenta. Dingy towels may frequently be re out ary o’. " ly L!j flrm. PalenU taken tnrouah Munn A Co. receive the past year will total lietw«»en $5« tprrkU not toe, without charge. In the stored to normal whiteness by putting NATION..:. . COMMERCE. «00.000 and $70.000.000. It would seei i In a kettle of cold water, adding white I LODGE DIRECTORY. Toledo, O. :is if an industry of the importance of soap shavings and lemon juice and Haifa Catnrrh Cvre I* token internally. handaomMT lllnwtrated weekly. I^rtrmt dr- the h<>g industry of th«» state was en letting come slowly to a boil. Rinse I' Acting directly up«»n the blood and mu- mlatlon of any adautiflc luurnal. Term». |3 a Shiloh Circle No. I». Udlim of it. A It inert« ecu A turfac« of th»y gy*»tem. Teatimonial» ’Itled to more protection than that af rear; four month», |L Bold by all nftwadralera. lat muí ■'«<( Bsturrtay evenlnss In I. O. O. F. fot'l-1 water, then blue water, and han*' I •ent free. Price 75 ccnta jx r bottle. Sold forded by a $15.000 appropriation. by nil I'mcrlRta. hull, Lente. f.lllnh Mallet, I'r«*«., Carrie In the sun. Third Ave. and Foster Road GRESHAM ft---- --------------------- ■ F.ETRIGG J. P. Nordin ■ Rose City Van JONSRUD BROS. COLLECTIONS HULTEEN & HAMERLYNGK EveningTelegram HERALD Temple of Economy Second Hand FURNITURE Year Automobile Repairing Funeral Directors VULCANIZING u. s. Dunning &. McEntee P atents LENTS GARAGE Scientific American. A Ingle«, Bec’y. Tires MUNN & Co.3" F ” BL, --» New York Branch Oflce, Washington, IX C. Take Uall'e Family Pills for constipatioa«