MT.SCOTT H ERAED
Entered a» second Cl ass Matter February lit, 1914.
trraTKMKNT
LAFFERTY AT LENTS
ol ths linanclal <M>a.tllloi> «I
Public Ownership Cheered by 3000
at July 4th Celebration.
At p«wtortiee. lolita. Oregon. Vivier act oí March 3, 1'79
Fully 3«W people heard th* 4tl> of
July address of t'ongr<*ainan l<sffertjr
Published Every Thursday at lents. Ore., by the Mr, S cott l'vai ishimu C o .
al
to
Office Phone: Home B 8111-1111.
lite Lenta p'cnic Saturday.
It re-
•piirvd Mr. I arterty only seven minutes
H. A. DARNALL, Fnrroa »MD Mattaste.
Residence Tabor 2>13
deliver liis a<ldress
He
fre­
quently interrupted by cheers, and at
the conclusion the applause lasted sev­
eral minutes
Mr. MtVerty said
1 HE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK
at Um« »u . IMrtiaml. in th*
«»1 (>rc<on.
at Ibv c I um ’ *»l buainsas June *>, 1914
4 at.iaa
1 «Mtn» a ii <1 til* «Hint»
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Bonds and warrant»
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Furniturcaml fixture«
l»uv ir«»m a|*|»r»»vr«i
rr»« rvv bank«
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Checks and other cash lletus
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Cash on halo!
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helped out the general apfwarance of
GAIN the friends of the old the
“Mr Chairman. Milies and Genth
parade very materially. anff yet
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regime are industriously thia Co.npany received no recognition men —After all, conditions have not I'apilal »to* k |«aid in
fchtrfkluB fund
working to subvert the estal*- whatever from the j tdgea Of «Mirre changed so much in tlie last 138 year*. V nd! vid«*d pro nt«
»a'iiig« depuaita
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lished order. The germs of de­ those to whom the priiea were given July I. 1776. found 3.mtO,Otkt Americans postal
Individual depoaila subject
are not to blame, and on the other
ia
ti
t«» check
fection have never entirely died band the Van Co., i not making any scath nsl along our Atlantic seatioard,
e« rtlficatea
out and they are now coming complaint, but ioatice is justice, and all subjects of tlw Money Power ol iN'tnand
4
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Dr. should be han 1 d out to all alike, with­ London, and nominally ruled by a King Crrttficd check»
forth with new vigor.
ami a Parliamant. King George was 4'a«hl«»r check»
?•? o
his out fear or favor.
Withy com be announces
19.2J» «n
merely a tool of the mouey power lin n, Time ccrtlficat«'» «»i deposit
preference for a preliminar)- con­
just as our Government is a tool of the
»
TQTAI Dh|Nv4ITS
1 Money Power now. That power then Note» a lui bill» redi«counled
vention when? candidates will be
TOTAL
desired to keep Americans under sub
endorsed.
He permitted his
alale «»t Oregon.
jivtion mdetimtely. It expected to reap County ot Mullnomah.
name to come before the assem­
untold wealth from the toil of the poo»
I, il Roat««l. Caahler ot thè »kiiv name«!
Arieta Baptist Church
bly four years ago and was de­
who had ti< d from England. Irvl<^i ! bauli, do Bolemnly swvar »hai thè abovr stale-
Bible School next Sunday morning at
meni ls irne lo thè ta-st ot my kuuwlrdge and
feated. The mere fact that he 9:45
Preaching at ll a. m. and 7:30 France. Germany and Holland to make bellef.
H Koatad. Cashler
allowed his name to be men- p. tn. B Y P. V meeting at 8.15 p. m homes in a new world
Corrrct— Attesi
Meeting Thursday evening at
C F Hviidrlrksen
"The patriots >»f 1778 ref ms* I to aland
tioned in that body hurt his i Praver
45.
Every body welcome to any and for what they knew to l>e outrageou-
Henry HarltBon
popularity, To again advocate all of these services.
Director«
They refused to be enslaved. They de­
HubM-ribrd and «w.»rn lo bvture me thi« Atti
this position will not win him
clined to stand idly l>y ami see the day of July, Ivl4
" F Klinrtnan
many votes.
N'olary l’ublic
Millard Avenue Presbyterian Church chains forged for their children's chil­ (HFAL)
Conceding that the primary
Sunday Services 10:00 a m. Sabbath dren. So ¡t happened that on July 4.
NOTH « TO CKKD1TOKS
law may not be perfect, we can­ School. 11 .00 a m. morning worship 13> years ago to 'lay, the American In th«» Circuit Court of th«* Rial«* of Oregon, for
•»•4op. m. Y P. B. C X 7 SO Evening patriots, through tbeir representatives
Moilnomah County
not see how an assembly with a worship Thursday, 7 :30 midweek sei-
In th«* Matt« r of th«* Míate of M illlaru l^rson.
in Continental Congress, declared their
I>ec«'a«cd
lot of political fixers will improve ¡ vice, 8:O> p m chior practice.
Nolic«* is h« r« hk given that thr tinder
Rev Wm. H. Amos, Pastor. independence, and they made goo,I that • igne«!, Chari«*» F Lwraon has been appointed
conditions. The fact that a
declaration upon the tield ot battle.
executor of thr « «tat«* of William I arson. «Ir
erased, by the Circuit Court of th.- Htatr <»f
small ‘private assembly” suc­
“Only a short time ha* pawn'd since Oregon for the Count) of Multnomah, and has
•juaTtfh d a« such
All |M*rwons ha* lug rlaltsis
St
Peter's
Catholic
Church
that
—
less
than
a
century
and
a
half
—
ceeded in putting over a bunch
against «aid estate ar«- hereby noltflr-1 to |>r«’
Sundays: Low Maes at S a m. High and while a great republic has been •rut th«- s<m«-. V« rifle«! a« provide«] by law to
of its nominees for the legisla­ Mass at Ì0:3> a. m. Sunday S bool at
•a i - X 'Utor at thr orti. - of hl« attorney. J J.
I till«-*! with jieople. and these people
Alt Spalding Bldg Fort Ian«!, < »regoli
ture at the recent primary elec­ 8 30 a m Week day « Mas* at « a. m have created tremendous wealth ami Johnson
* fthtn ” months from the date of first publica
Choir Reh-areal, Sunday 12 M
lion of thia notice
tion is only small reason for sup­
made many inventions, tlie same Money-
l»at«'d and tirsi pubi »h. <l July u 1914
charle« F I.arson Ft«-« utor .4 the Estati* ot
posing they will be elected in
Power is with ns still, and it has re­ William tersoti, Drceasc4
J J Jobh«on Attorney fop »«14 Estate Bl I
ceived uearlr all tlie tinati ial Iwnetits
November. As a further reason
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Rpalding Bldg
of
our
progress
and
invention.
It
ha*
i
for opposing the proposed con­ Saturday ."ibhxth «ehool, 10 * tn.
-vturday preaching 11 * m
Wednes- accumplished by brila-ry ami corruption
AllMISISTKATOR'S Sol'll K
vention let us note that these day
prayer meeting. 7
7 :30 p m.
>UD- what its hirelings were unable to 'Io In th« Circuit < «»urt of the Htatr of Orrgon h»r
th« c.tuul) <>l Multnomah.
legislative nominees were pro­ day prraching, 7:45 p. m.
upon tlie tield <>f l>attle. It has com­
Inth« Mattar <>f thr Fatate of R o « a Mary
moted by a small group of poli­
pletely enslaved the American |as>ple. Calvin i • a*■ i
s 11«‘< )• h«*r«*by given that thr und<*r»lgii«'«l,
Wiiliain «>. Calvin, th«* rxrcutor of thr e»tat«*
ticians. It might as well have German Evangelical Reformed Church Seventy per cent of tlie wealth of of
Ko*a Mary Calvin. 4« « ••«•« 4 haa flirti in lb«'
America today is ownoi by 300,000 men, above
< ntitl«*«| i ourt and Fatate*, Ma final ar
been a small group as a big con­
School 10 A. M German Sct«K>l
toutilM ••¡ch executor. and that th«- Court
and
many
of
timm
residents
of
L>ndon
Saturday
!"
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W.-.
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mislay
h«»
»«-t
and fixed Mon«!ay, Augii»! J 1914. at
vention for a small group always
‘‘Today each of tlie 48 Stat«* of this t*»r hour of •*» IS ii’rlwli in th«* forenoon of
•> P. M Sunday worship 11 A M.
*ai
i
lay.
thr Circuit Court Room. Iu-|>«rt
"fixes’’ things in a convention Penteowtal services 11 A M. C'.ntir- Union are mortgaged to the Money n-h! N in
A. in th* ‘ ourt Hou»- of Multnomah
mation.
The
follow
ing
els.***
will
tie
ad-
Count)
.
Orrgon,
•• the time and piar«* for thr
anyway, and there Í9 no reason
Power, through public utility corpora­
L«*arihg ot «ahi Final Account, together with
mitted into the congregation:
Lena
any
objections
there
may I m * to the «aste, and
tions
which
are
over-capitalize«!
billions
to believe that a small group F.rtler. Josephine Ertler. Franz Ertler,
f«>r the »elt!«• mriit of «ah! estate
of
«loilars.
•
hir
farm
land.«
alone
are
Adelina
Schultz
C>
lebration
of
the
hated and Aral publish«*«! July i. 1911
would not continue to dominate Holy Communion. < iffenng for
William G <’alv In . Kxrcutor of the Fatate of
benefit mortgage-1 to the manipulators of cre«lit
Mary Calvin. Deceased
the conventions of the future. of the church erevti >n fund, Germans for eight billions of «iollars. while our Rosa
J J Johnson. «Ili Hpalding Bldg
Attorney
The talk of solidarity is all are invited to attend and bring friends. total st«K'k of money in the United for «ahi Fatale.
Th. Schildknecht. Pastor
AI>MIMRTKAT<>K'rt NOTICE
buncombe. Solidarity in party
States is only on** tfiird of that amount.
th» circuit Court ot th.- Slate ot Orreon. lor
i Unl«*e these mortgages lie removed by In the
means safety for the fixers. The
County of Multnomah.
In thr Matter of the Kalat«* of George !<
fair legislation, provide«! for Govern­
Lents Evangelical Church
independence of the indivualvoter
Calvin, iNcraie* 1
Sermon bv the Pastor 11 A. M. and ment and municipal ownership of pub-
Notice 1« herein given that hr undersigned.
is the corrupt political fixers 8 P.
M. Morning subject ’‘The Cbris- | lie utilities, and for agricultural asset William G Calvin the adminiatrator of the
•
»
«•»late of George H < alvin. deceased, han file«!
worst dread. The trouble with tian, In the evening tne service will currency, it is my opinion that our chil­ tn the above entitle«! ('ourt and Futate, hl«
for Y-nng Men especially. . Subject
final account aa such administrator. and that
partisanship in Oregon is that a • be
‘Is The Young Man Absolu
Absolum Safe.” dren and our children’s children will th«* Court ha« «et and fixed Monday. August
3. 1914, at the hour of 9 15 o'clock, in the for«*
number of "fixers” find the pri­ Sundav School 9 :45 A. M. Y. P. A. remain enslaved to tlie Money Power noon of laid day. in the Circuit Court Room,
meeting Thursday • for all the long future.
Department No 6 In the Court House of
mary
uncontrollable
except 8 7 P. P. M. M. T. Prayer
Multnomah County. Oregon, as the time and
R.Hornschucb. Pastor
"Representing the people of Multno­ place tor th. hearing of «aid Final Account,
through an assembly,
Their
with any objections there mar be to
mah County in the American Congress. together
the same, and for the settlement of said estate
continual attempt to force their
Dated
and
first published July J, 1914.
1 I have proposed laws lor Government
Baptist Church
William G. Calvin AdmtniBtrator of the
choice on the people is what Lord’s Lents
Estate
of
George
H (‘alvin. Deceased
Dav, Julv 5, Bihte School, 9:45 '
«Krirultural asset currency,
J. Johnson. 314, tipaiding Bldg., Attorney
places minority candidates in a. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. »nd for an interstate trade commission for J. said
Estate.
public positions and reduces the Theme, “God’s Pnrpoa» Concerning with power to control industrial !
Israel.” Elmo Heights Bundav School, monopolies, even U> the extent of fix-
Stops Neuralpa Kills Pain
majority party to ridiculous 2:30 p. m. B. Y . P. U.. 7 :’O p. m..
, .
Theme in|f tnaximuln prices. I have propose«i
Sloan’s IJniment gives instant relief
Evetrng
worship,
*
JO
p.
m.
humiliation.
' a law giving to Oregon all the profits from Neuralgia or Sciatica. It goes
”A Faith that Surprised Jesus.” ■
The primary law needs some
J. M. Nelson, pastor, from her forest reserves, which would ■ «traiglit to the painful part—S oc II uk the
fixing but that will not be ac­
reduce taxes in this *tate one-half, as Nerves and s€o[>e the Pain. It i* aleo
one-half of tie* taxable wealth of the goo<l for Rheumatism. Sire Throat,
complished by an assembly. The
Lents Friend’s Church
only real objectionable part of Bible School 9:45 a. m , Cliffor«! | state is now kept off the tax rolls by Chest Pains and Sprains. You don’t
being in«lu<ied in the forest reserves. need to rub—it penetrates Mr. J. R.
Preaching
the nominating process is the Barker, Superintendent.
11 a. m Junior C. E. 3 p. m. Chris- I have started and pushed to the Su­ Swinger. Louisville, Ky., writs*: “I
petition feature.
The state tain Endeavor 7 p. m. Preaching 8 preme Court the railroad land grant | siiffer»-<l with qu-te a severe Neuralgia
suit, which, if won in that high tribunal, Headache for four months without any
would be ahead and the candi­ p. m.
Next Sunday morning reports of the
date too, if a filing fee of five work done by the Oregon yearly meet­ as I believe it will la» inside of the relief. I used Sloan’s Liniment for two
next year, will result in theopeningup to or three night» and I haven’t unSend
percent of the official first year ing will be given. Missionary Work actual
set tiers 2,360,000 acre« of th«: with my head since.” Get a leittle to­
will be presented bv Mrs. Effie Tamp-
salary were charged each politi­ lin; education, by J. A. Dunbar; Bible best lands in Western Oregon. No day.
Keep it in the house all the time
cal aspirant, and the people School, by Mrs. Ptebe Hammer, and plainer law was ever passed than the for pains and all hurts. 25<-ts , 50eta.,
Evangelistic and church extension worx
would be none the losers. Then oy the pastor. The plans and program one making this land grant, and, if it and |l.00, at your Druggist,
there is a way to handle other for the coming year’« work will also be cannot lie enforced, there is no use for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all Sores.
presented. In the evening the pastor
features that will be satisfactory ♦ ill preach on “Systematic ’Giving.” Congress to pass any laws in the future.
And now, that the interests have found
John Riley, pastor.
to all.
that I am in dead earnest, and that I
At The Churches
Communications
Mr. Editor.—I think we are jus­
tifiable in congratulating ourselves on
the success of our Lents Fourth of July
•celebration.
The idea was a g>x»i one and it was
well carried out. The business people
of Lents deserve great credit for the in­
terest they took, and the time and
money they spent in preparing and
executing a program that would be a
credit to a much larger community.
But for the benefit of imilar occasions
in the future there are some things that
should be said in the way of criticism.
The success of an enterprise of this
character depends on voluntary con­
tributions of time and money from
those who take part and as an induce­
ment prizes are offered for the beet
efforts, and it is only fair and just that
tho<£ who are willing to g > to the ex­
pense and trouble to produce something
worth while should receive proper
recognition from the judges,
While
each contestant may excell all others
in some point, or pointe, the prizes
should not be awarded on one or two
alone, but rather on a general summing
up of all the points.
From the viewpoint ot a good many
who saw the parade, the Rose City
Van Co. had the best all-round float,
besides having three others, which
cannot be bribed, they propose to retire
me, and put in my place one of their •
Preaching 11 a. m. and Baptism of tools or a nonentity.
children. Services at Bennett Chapel
“The same blood that coursed hot i
M. E. Church 3 p. m.
Preaching in through the veins of American partriot*
the evening 8 pm. Sunday School
and Bible Class 9:45 a. m.
Epworth in 1776, is now beginning again to twil
A DPW
league 7p.m.
We shall bs glad to: in the Americans of today
see everybody at these services.
declaration of independence is long,
W. Boyd Moore, pastor. ! overdue.
Multnomah
County
han
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sounded tlie Ixttle cry in this new revo-
i lution. The eyes of Congmas and of i
Kern Park Christian Church.
Corner 69th street and 46th ave. 8. E. the Nation are upon the pending strug­
Bible School 10 a. m.
Preaching ser­ gle in this district. The issues involved
vice 11 a. m. and 8 p m. Chriatain are clear cut Jx-t the battle of Concord
Endeavor 7 p. m.
Mid-week prayer be refought and won in Multnomah
meeting 8pm Thursday.
Bibls
County, November 3d, next, and victory
8tudy Class 8:4.3 p. m. Thursday.
A cordial welcome to al) who will at­ will follow in the entire Nation inside of |
tend any and all services.
five years.”—Paid Adv.
R. Tibbs Maxey, Minister.
Lents M. E.
Church
Lents Baptist Church
Bible School, 9 46 a. m.
Morning
worship 11 s. m. Tberne, “Christ the
All in All.’
Elmo Heights Bunday
School 2:30 p. m. B. Y. P. V. 7 p. m.
Evening worship 8 p. m.
Theme,
“Breaking Up a Funeral Procession."
All are welcome.
J. M. Nelson, Pastor.
ADVtRTlStD LH 11RS
Advertised letters for week ending
Jnly 4, 1913: Anderson, Wm. Pucking-
ham, Mrs. C.; Cook, Mrs. Ida; Hayden,
Mrs. Florence; Holman, Mrs.; John­
son, O. W. ; Kelly, Mrs. Harsh : Kline,
Mrs. E. ; Nelson, Axel; Ro lies ton, .Mrs.
F., Rose, Mrs. Frank ; Stark, Howard;
Tovsist, Mrs. Clara; Urfer, R. B.
Geo. W. Spring, Postmaster.
Daily Mails
Mails at the Lents postoffice arrive
and depart a* follows:
Arrive
Depart
6:00 A. M.
8:») A.M.
12:4OP. M.
12:46 P. M.
3:10 P. M.
6:20 P. M.
Premiums Arrive
The fine stock of alumimn premiums
ordered by some of our subscribers has
arrived.
All persons ordering these
premiums are requested to call at
the earliest convenience and take the
same away.
Hay, Feed and Grain
Washed Gravel, Sand
< ;i: r < hr i » rices
Cement, Brick, Lime, Wall and Land Plaster
mckinley
&
bundy
l’ti'»h4*R Ta!»»r '*•* ; H>»me 3! 12
Tillamook County
Beaches and Fishing Streams
Tillamook County beach.-H have IxM-n aptly called
"Nature’s Playground.” R sirts where the "Call
of the Wild" and the Life Outdoors can I m - fully en­
joyed. now open for the Summer visitor. New
hotels, new cottages, new camping grounds.
Season and Week-End Fares
Ix>w round-trip aeaaon and week-end fares from various
liointa on S. P. main line and branches.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
leaves Union Depot Daily
leaves East Morriaon daily
"Sea Shore Special," Union - Depot
"Sea Shore Special," Ea»t Morrison
8:55 A.
. .9:03 A.
1:30 P.
1:39 P.
M
M
M
M
Parlor Ob.srvst.on Car on “Sea-Shore Special“
Leaving at l:J0 P. M.
Good Fishing in the Salmonberry and Nehalem Rivers
Unsurpassed fishing in the Salmonberry and Neha­
lem rivers, an well as other Tillamook County streams
Call lor our brand new folder, "Tillamook County Beaches”
OGOt Nt SHASTA
J ohn M. S cott ,
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
Ten Electric Generating Plants
Widely scattered, have been built by
the Portland Railway, Light & Power
Company for the purpose of pro­
viding
Where Located
Portland (2)
Oregon Qty
RELIABLE
ELECRTIC SERVICE
Silverton
Cazadero
Estacada
Bull Run
to its patrons. Through high tension
transmission lines, each of these gen­
erating plants are inter-communica­
tive, so that the service is insured
against unforeseen interruptions.
Boring
St Johns
Salem
Portland Railway Light & Power Company
Broadway and Alder Streets
PHONES:
Marshall 5100;
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