Mt. Scott herald., October 15, 1914, Image 4

taste may rival the nectar of the God*, and |dtu-v will be announced later.
yet the wise man who partake* of it will
The i-luaing of the book* (or n-giatra-
reserve hi* verdict until he get* a rvjMirt lion on the I.Hh to enable the official*
from hi* »tomaeli.
He msv not have to pn-|>are the heceaMry data for the
Entered •« Seconii Cl*.-*» Matter February I#, 1914.
long to wait.
Sometime* that re|s>rt several voting prreint*. leave* tell one
will b* submitted in le*s than h«l( an point upon which to concentrate, that
At poitortice. Lenta. Orogon. Underact of March 3, I8Ï#
hour am! with an explosive emphasis of trvtnendou* importance to tte* youth
that will cause said wise man to sit tip of the «taU-, the voting of On-gon dry
PnMtehed Every Thuraday at Lent*, Ore., by the Mr. S cvtt P vbli * hin <« Co.
and take notice, and admit for the time Each individual iia» their own ¡«articii
te-ing al lea«l. that result* count, amt lar frieuda to vote into < llic«*
H. A. DARN ALL, Sorto* ani » M ana «»**.
In thin
that one should not I m - too confiding lie- community it I* hopetl Mm Additon may
caum* of taste alone
I m « elected a member of the general
Office Phone: Home B-8111-llll. Residence: Tabor 2>13
When a state goes back from prohibi­ amembly and that .1 Allen Dunbar may
tion to license the part of wisdom would twelve* majority vote for the office ol I
, I m * to curb our feeling* of elation over county clerk
Thee |>eople are well
INCE th«* publication of a
the report of increased revenue from li- known hare and their ability in imqiic*-
little editorial squib two
■ cense* and await the later report* that tioned. We ahould all give the-*- home
weeks ago we have received
an-sure to come from the prison*. the people our earneat rapport.
Oct.
8.
1914
Editor
H'-rald
—
I
would
poor-house«*,
the hospitals, the any I it tn«
three communications from our
I like, with your permission. a little space I *n«i th«- criminal dockets.
Dizzy? Bilious? Constipated?
dental friends. This interest is m your paper to notice briefly an item
A. B Camp, ls*tii«. Ore.
Dr.
King** New l.ifv Pill" will cure
-
-
evidence of the good thing the which recently appearv«i in a newspaper
you, cauae a lieallby flow of Hile and
opposed to Ihrohibition. In «aid item is
----
dentists of the state have and
rid* your Stomach ami lloael* of **>>le
quoted tte* familiar but rattier queetidn-
ami h-rmenling body poimna. They are
they don’t want anyone ‘‘butting | able proverb, “TheProof of the Budding
a Tonic to your Stomach ami Liver and
in” on their ‘‘graft,’’all going to ' i* in die Eating.”
Tte* evident object of Item ¡at waa t**
On Tuesday. October «'th. at 2 p. nt. tom- the general »y»tem. Fir*t doar- will
prove it is a good graft Of : discredit Prohibition, to do which heiM‘ Scott I nion will meet *t the home cun- you ol that depnw.l. duty, billon*
course when you have got a cites the c**e of several state* that after of Mr*. " slab, Marie avenue and Gates and constipated condition 26c. all
good thing cornered it is well to I trying prohibition for a varying number •*•***». For the benefit oi tteas- who Druggist*.
learne«l the name* of the
protect it However we con­ of year* have given it up and returned I'*'*
to
tlw-
license
system.
Now
becau*«*
street*,
wooki
add that this home is
Po-Do-lax Banishes Pimples
cede one thing. We doubt the
these state* have taken such action, are *outh-«*ast of tin* Evangelical church,
propriety of letting anyone fool we justified in forming the conclusion, tlie tirst street south of the church and Rad Blood, Bimpl«-*, Headache«,
around our mouth with a crow­ ; from Uiat fact alone, that tte* licenae two blocks ra*t. A larg* attendance is Hilicii«ne**, Torpid Liver, Constipation,
rt<- . come (nun indigeatioii. Take B«>.
bar or drill who hasn’t had a system is te**t for the state, or for the d«**irvd at this meeting.
Ito-laix. tte* pleasant ami alwolnlrly aure
Seeker*
after
light
on
the
initntive
and
pretty thorough training, and. l*«*st interests of the people of the state?!
Laxative,
ami you won't »uffer from a
n-fvremium measure* gathered at the
we do not believe anyone can get When the dog returns to his vomit or, home
deranged Stomach or other trouble*. Il
of
Mr*.
Addit-m
on
Tuesday
of
the skill in twelve short months. ! the washed tow to her uiudhole does this week Several measure* were con­ will tone up the Liver and purify the
that prove that they are acting for tte-ir
If this dental bill had been just own best interests?
sidered. Futher consideration will be blood. I'ae it regularly ami you will
atay well, have clear complexion and
to amputate the civic bunion Or when some pwr inebriate musters given the«- measure* at the home of steady
nerve* Get a <5>k- bottle t<>-< lay
otherwise designated as the ! strength to reform and pass a few years Mrs. Walsh on the afternoon of the 2Oth. Money buck if not -at Ml»'« I. All hrtik*
If there is any point atemt them you do gist*.
State Dental board it would have in usefulness and respirctability, ami not
understand bring the thought with
1 then in an evil hour loses his grip and
met with warm support all over
1 goes back to his enp* and d«-gradation, . you and find out what others know on
Deafness Cannot Ik* Cured
the state.
Your doubt may Is- the by Im i¡
should we conclude that he was acting the subject.
as th«> mnnoi react
th-
die*
put ion of th»- rar
Ther«- u
very
point
needed
to
dear
up
the
mind
un» way to cura dr«fiw#« and that it
TN view of the abuse of the either for his own or his family’- l*ert in- of some other person. Exchange* of only
by
i-wnatllutlcmal
r»
mr^ir*
IhafiirM
It
tervst’’ Or would we use this fact to •
«•*«#• <1 t»y an inflan» d condition uf thr mu
* privilege of recall by persons prove to some other drunkard that he thought is always valuable.
ct>ua lining
Ku«t«<*hlnn Tube
When
thia tut»« la in flam rd you have a rumbling
An adult gold medal content i* to la­ sound
who take advantage of it to vent ought not to reform’’
or Imperfect hearing, an<l when It l#
entirely
cl**««d. Drain-aa it the result. and
in
their spite on public officials who "The Proof of the Pudding is in the held soon, probably the last week
unit«« the inflammation can be taken uu<
October
The
topic
to
be
w
ritten
upon
and
thia
tut»« r<at«»rrd to It« normal condl
in the line of duty refuse or are Eating.” Is it? Let’s see. When ■ is: ‘ How State-wide Prohibition will
’ -
'
t nln.
that jiudding «'omes on the table it may
ca«ra out of ten are canard by Catarrh,
unable to satisfy the demands looks a virtuous as a snow-drift, and in ; Benefit the Wage Earner
which la nothing but an Inflamed condition
The tune of
the mucoua aurfarra
MT. SCOTT HERALD
S
Money to Loan
We are in position to make liberal
loans on Real Estate by first Mortgage
when “good title" is shown by abstract
or certificate of title, and at prevailing
interest ratrs.
Where a building is in course of
construction we help you with necessary
funds to complete same and it will pay
you to call on us if you arc going to
build. We have financed several build­
ings in Lents and there is room for many
more.
Communications
NOTES OF THE W. C. T. 0.
of aspiring citizens the recall
law should be amended. Another Madame Tussaud’s Wax Work Scene in “The Whip” at Heilig
class of offenders against the Theatre—6 Nights Com. Sun. Oct 18. Matinee Wed. and Friday
law are the disgruntled losers in
political campaigns. The recall
law should be drawn to deprive
a defeated candidate of the privi­
lege of promoting or getting the
benefits of a recall. Drawn thus,
disappointed aspirants would
have little cause to foment dis­
turbance. Still further, recall
petitions should be genuine evi­
dence of a public demand hence
they should be circulated entire­
ly without renumeration to the
circular, or by a supporter of
the movement. If this had been
done the expense of the impend­
ing recall of city officials would
more than likely have fallen far
short of the required support.
When the editor of a country
paper starts in on Monday morn­
ing to get something up for his
paper in the way of interesting
local news and finds, after nos­
ing around, that nothing has
happened in the town or com­
munity that he can write up,
and nobody gives in any person­
als or local news, and every fel­
low he talks to says, “I don’t
know a thing.” and his liver is
not working just right and he
feels as though he had just as
soon loop the loop with Lincoln
Beachey as to go to work—that’s
the time when he would like to
tum the job over to the “Smart
Aleck” who thinks he could get
up a better paper than the editor
and net half try.
Wr will <lvr Onr Hundred Dollar« for any
< ««•• of p*«fn*N icau«ed i»y catarrh» »hat
t annnt be rur>d by Hall « Catarrh Cur«
hrnd f *r ■ irrular*. free
F J CHRNKY A CO . Toledo. Ohio
F«»M by Dtugrla'« Ttr
Tahr Ha.: ■ Family 1*111« for constipation.
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WHY DESTROY the INDUSTRIAL
PROGRESS OF OREGON?
That’s what the so-called “Water Front” bills Numbers
328 and 330 on the ballot, will do if passed at the Novem­
ber election.
Why make it impossible to build saw mills or any other
industrial, labor-producing plants on the rivers and bays of
Oregon?
That’s what the passage of these bills will do.
Thi rteen Thrills in Thirteen Scenes of “The Whip
NOT A MOVING PICTURE SHOW
"The Whip," the great Drury Lane melodrama which enjoyed a two year*’
run at the han<l* oi an ent hueiaatic public on tlie other aide, and a year’* "lay in
New York at the Manhattan Opera House, i* just chuck full of thrills. Io thi*
*en**tion*l melodrama, wh ich come* to the Heilig Theatre, Broadway at Taylor
Street, Portland, for six days commencing Sunday night, October 18th, and con­
tinuing until Friday night, with bargain priced matinee* Wednesday and Friday,
One of the most endurable there
is a continuous sequence of excitement.
spectacles of the war will be the
In the first scene the handsome hero is thrown out of an automobile, suffer,
sight of “American owned” lug a compound fracture of the memory.
In the second scene, when he has been nursed to health by I-ady Diana, he
merchant vessels at last sailing
is unjustly accused of having embraced marriage and the adventuress at one and
under the American flag.
the same time.
In the third scene lady Diana assure* him that she »till believe* in him and
This country is selling the
advisee
him to bet his all on "The Whip,” the fleetest mare in the Beverley
greatest wheat crop and harvest­
stables.
ing the greatest com crop ever.
In the fourth acene the villain, who would like to marry lady Diana, plan*
Eat an apple.
to wreck the train which ia bringing the horse to the race course.
In the fifth scene his plot is over-heard by a trainer, who is impersonating |
Father hastily retreats to his Dr. Crippen,
the murderer, in Mme. Tussaud’s Wax Works.
intrenchments when mother pre­
In the sixth acene “The Whip" ia brought down «nd placed in the box car,
i
sents the bills for her autumn which ia hitched to the rear of the midnight express
outfit
•In the seventh scene the villian sneaks down the side of his coach, glides
i
along the side rail to the rear, throws away the signal lights, and uncouples the
After all, we have no com- box car.
In the eighth acene the trainer reaches the scene of action just in time, in a
plaint that the Atlantic is 3,000
high power automobile, and leads the horse down and across the track.
miles wide.
In the ninth scene the 12:37 express crashes into the box car, and there is a
As one reads the political ! dreadful wreck.
In the tenth scene only two men can ride “The Whip" and one of them is
speeches one is convinced that
arrested through the plotting of the villian.
the millennium will begin Nov. 4.
In the eleventh scene lady Diana appeals to the sporting feeling of the
,
crowd.
Are they going to stand by and see injustice done? No!
With a rush
Chief among the casualties of
i they brush the ftheiff aside, and toes the jockey into the saddle
the political fray are sore throats.
In the twelfth scene the race is on—twelve horses straining at tbeir bite.
“The Whip” slowly forges ahead and wins by a head.
Herald and Daily Oregonian 16.00.
In the thirteenth scene much is proved, and the rest is forgiven. Lady
Diana wins her man.
Herald and Daily and Sunday Ore­
At the evening performances the curtain will rise promptly at 8 o’clock, and
gonian #7.50.
•
12:15 at the matinees.
Why cripple the development of our great timber resour­
ces; why cripple all future manufacturing in Oregon?
That’s what will take place if the people vote “yes” on
numbers 328 and 330.
Why lock ap the thousands of over-flow lands bordering upon the navigable waters
of the State and Its miles of water front for the benefit of “future generations:” why
not let the present generation have some of tte benefit from the nse of these lands?
Industries of all kinds will be driven from Oregon and intending investors will Un
their backs upon tte State if these so-called “Water Front” bills become laws, Tbit
is why every man, woman and child in Oregon will be adversely affected if these Mils
are passed by tte people in November.
Oregon needs outside capital to develop its great natural resources but we will
_
drive it away If we pass Numbers 328* aid 330 on the ballot at the November election.
Il these so-called “Water Front” bills are passed by the people, a vast amount of
property will be withdrawn from taxation in this State and this great burden will be
thrown upon the rest of the taxable property, resulting in a heavy increase in every­
body’s taxes.
These bills are vicious; they are destructive of the very best interests of the State;
they ought never to become laws.
The way to defeat them is to vote “NO” 329 and 331
OREGON COMMERCIAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
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