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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1914)
Daily Mails Mails at the Lents poetottice arrive and depart daily, eacept Sunday, a» fol low» : Arrive I'epart AU church. society, personal and local news A. M. 7:30 A.M. not published for profit, free; notice* of en- 15:50 P. M 12:39 P. M. lertainments. I'onducu'd for profit. published 3:30 P. M. 5:30 P. M. at a Jbc mlnimun. of W word* Aunoaacv meats and card of thanks, same rate Ad ver- Using rates quoted on request. SAFETY FIRST AT CHESTER’S D, II. McKinley and wife haw moved I'NION SANITARY BARBER SHOP I wish to let the public know that 1 now to tlie farm, near Helvetia. have bath tubs in connection with my Barber Shop and they are always in Wilbur Barnes went to Oakland, readiness for the public. Also three C lit., MouJay to »pend »rveral week». first elam l>arber». See us tor quick service. O. J. Hol way drive« a machine now days in the delivery of hi« good«. AI TO FOR HIRE—Day or night. Phone». Tabor 5740, Home 3921. Turn Mr. and Mr». C. W. Clark announce Cowing. 110 Johnson, St., Lent». the arrival ol a daughter. LOCAL AND PERSONAL SEWING OF ALL KINDS Prices Reasonable Tabor 3580 7806 63-Ave. S. E. Wagon Repairing and General BLACKSMITHING Matt Greenslade, Foster Road NewMethodLaundry Tabor 3614 * QUICK SERVICE FIRST CLASS WORK BELGIAN KONGO SAVAGES. THE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK al in the fltaU of Vrrgun. al Ihv cRwv of bUainvM ik*t. 31. 1814. ge.MM mils l.AMkiu«ml «UscountB OvemratU ........................ Hund« and warrant« Furnlturvand rixturv» Other real e*tate owne*l Due from approved reaerva bant* 9 Checks and other cash Item* Ca«h on hand KxpetiMw. TOTAL I &S.M.* ir M.M' 4.OX1 -O m <u JO I L UBILI TUiS I'.pllal Stock paid lu ... U.0UU 00 Surplus fund......... . I.JO' I» UndivMsd prohu. Z,» m M Postal savings drposll. 9 U,Tuo m» Individ usi ds|H*siU subject to check .................... r¿íil 46 lk*iuand certtUcales .... Mrs. Win. Haddon of Webb addition of deposit lost 35 chickens Wednesday night due Certlfted checks*........... Vsshler checks outstanding to chickeu thieves. Time cert! Scs tes of de|MMtt • H.TI4 Nick Gabriel, recent purchaser of the Notea and bills rediscounted ♦,160 i<»v \ i » 9M.ÄI Fowler place on Gilbert street, is mak state of Oregon, ing improvements on his place. ¡County of Muhuumah, ** I, II. Roatad, Cashier af the bank, do solemnly swear that the above atat<- A. K. Wagner of Seventy-second street ment is true to the best of my kuowk*dge and and Sixtyfifth avenue is building him belie!. II RnaUd, Caahler Cor reel— Atte»l: self a new home. Henry liarkaon M U. Thoraen Directors W. F. R Smith has raised hi» house Subscribed aud ■woru to belare me this ih at Sixth avenue ami Foster road ami day of Nov., 1*14 W. F. Klineman will put a concrete foundation under it. (URAL) Notary Public W. HORSE-SHOEING trTATKMKNT of the financial condition ol A. Hall is expected home this' week, the camp at Wapinitia having j been closed for the winter. Gentle Reminder. A gentlvitmu. uu ti vUll to unuth«*r city, entered u re«tituraut aud ou lew' lug took nwuy with him by uiletake a hat belonging to auotber man. The bats were so nearly Identical that th** oilstake was not detected, and the •ID prise of tbe geutlemau may be Im agined when, renching Dome, he glanced nt tbe llulug of tbe bat ami found written (here tbe word». °Yo*i darned fool, what did you take this bat fur?**— Lippincott**. Cannibal« In W«> Pain, WH.i, Past 1« Black Mystery. In lila book "Hunting and Hunted lu tlie Belgian Kongo Mr It. D Cooper «peaks of the remarkable people wbo live iu tbe forest wilds: “Threading out way down tbe atony path, winding lu ami out among tbe tree». we began to walk tbe reuiaiulug few mile« along the sandy shore to Butlatia A slight brveas sprang up from tbe southwest, aud vary shortly the sun had kissed the llulegga uiouu tain peaks that rose thousands Of feet »beer from tbe water's edge IO th« west “Gaunt forbidding sentinel« of th* Kongo' What «1 range jieopls dwell behind you the dwarfs aud others, with their poisoned Implement» of war -cannibalism with all Ita attendant horror»—a people that cannot tell ua of tlielr |>a«t. Tbe age» gone by are all a blauk to them Those people are akin to the beasts of tbe forest, Ina« much a» they care only for the present They live for tbe present Tbe |>a»t la gone No records have been writleu of them "The war pulut of vermilion colored pigments which ta smeared all over their bodies adds to the hldeonsneaa of them* savages, darting from rock to rock, bldlug behind trees, lying hid den In the foliage overhead, waging war with all Tragedy follows tragedy behind thorn* littlegga mountains In the Kongo, to tbe south of which lie tbe anew eatqied crests of rugged It u writ sori ” Eggiman’s Market WILL BUY Country fed Beef, Veal Pork, Chickens, Turkeys', Geese and Eggs at daily Daily Market Prices To supply their trade with fresh Beef, Pork, and Veal, home cured Meats, Ham, Bacon and Sausage The Market With the Big Business and Small Profits Lents, Oregon 112 Main Street WINTER SUITS " • ' 3. ~ ......... -1 — ‘ Best Patterns, Moderate Prices, Neatest Styles QUEER JOURNALISTIC FEAT It Hit th« London Times and Boomed th« Manchsstsr Guardian. OtK-e tlicic was an obscure subeditor of tbe Manchester Guardian In Eng Mrs. C. W. Clark of Fifth Ave.,South, land. It whs a loug time ago. and tbe suffered the loss of several articles of Guardlun was scarcely know n outride jewelry last Thursday—due to -burglars, i of It» own city The subeditor bud a habit of ilrtuk lug ale until he wa» so drowsy that be Mrs. D. H. McKinley vntertaiin^l could not lift his head from tils desk Mrs Brotherton <»f Spokane, Wedntv- Un one ocvuslon the couijHwIng room day. Mr«. Brotherton is goiug to Cali- « was yelling for "copy." as the editorial fornia. A hi ISSI.-., page was absolutely vacant "What has lasóme of tbe old Cash The subeditor bnd l*een asleep on lourd man.'* ask» tbe Cincinnati En bls desk for hour» aud bls pen bad H. E. Prink and family have re qolrer. “who used to wear a yard of been Idle Tbe foreman of tbe com turned to Lents again after making < ra|>e mi bi* hatï” I'erhHpH be'a mar posing room Anally succeeded lu arou« their home for some months at Eagle . fled again —Toledo Blade. Ing Ibe'man and yelled in bls ear that Cliff, Wash. They are now living in { something must be done for copy. , Botn Bad. Elmira Addition. Whereupon tbe sleepy oue grabbed a "Is there anything worse than owing pair of shears and Clipped one whole money you can't |«iy?" column from tbe editorial page of tbe The Copeland Lumber Co., is putting ; “Yes; Iwiug owed money you cant London Tinies At tbs top be wrote In out eonflidemWe lumber iu small lota, to collect " Boston Trnue<-rtpt. s crabbed baud: fanner« who are uti taring the winter "Wbut does tbe London Times mean season to make repair» and small Im- No by the following?" done provementa. It was printed, column and all. That single qulsslcsl Introduction made tbe An Englishman, who recently vieit«*d Manchester Guardian famous People The Harmony Society met with Mr». ! this country for the purpose of bunting began to ask wbnt tile Times did mi*n W. L. Powell, «oath of tlie creek, a by the editorial, which was on a rath week ago Wednesday and diHcuaaed the big game in the West and in British The sub Columbia, relates a story of a friend, er revolutionary ••tblect. amendments. They held a Hallowe’en editor slept for several hours but John wbo was lion-shooting in Ugan<la. party with Mm. Spooner Saturday even This sportsman had had excellent E Wilkie Mys his pa tier's greatness ing. began from thnt moment-Washing luck. Nearly every day he would ;*oee ton Klar beside a freshly killed Mon or other K. Gentry Nichols, well-known t<> I beast and his photographer would map | “Engaged Man's Panic." many Ijenta people, ii», together with 1 him for tbe magazine». "Engaged imiu a panic' Is as fstnil M : l hi»» wife, iu charge of the Japanem* Bap One afternoon tbe p cture man wbo tar a phenomenon as tbe squawking tist Home at Seattle, Waeh., fur the was taking a nap in the hnt, was of a captured chicken or the flopping present. Both are teacher* in the awakeneil by a loud noise, And woman In He vroae of a hooked flsh Chinese and Japanese rniseione. and looked out. Sprinting to«anl liim ■tlnctlvely anticipates IL Tart-la It be fore It actually begins, deals with It from the woods, hat gone and coat tails according to her abilities No woman At a consider The Ladies Aid Society at the M E flying, came his chief. ever feels that tills Is a slur upon'ber Church will hold a “Tea” at the home able distance behind, luckily fi*r the She knows that It does not Involve her. of Mm. Maude Woodworth on Ninth hunter, stalked a huge lion. but Is only the nervousness of tbe free Quick! Open the ioor, at tbe touch of tbe matrimonial bridle avenue, near Mt. Scott street on i “Quick! Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 11 Special | Dick I” exclaimed the hunter, I’m —and thnt bridle, as she knows nud as be knows. Is not lu her bn nds. but In invitation to stranger». Tlierv will be a bringing one home alive. tbe hands of society Even th« mnn program and good things to eat. marrying for a home, even tbe man Occasionally a man can be judge! bv marrying for children or for money In tbe Baby Contest held last week the company be keepsaway from — Tom •ven the mao marrying because only by tbe ladies of St. Paul’s Guild, men Tipton, Williamsport, O., New». by marriage can be hope to get some tioned in tbe last Herald. Mrs. G. one to aaaoclate with him. bear with Greenleaf took first prize. The hahies him. Halen to him on terma of bla own arranging—even these men feel tbe were represented by photos and Mrs. nervousness as tbe bridle drops over Greenleaf named all the babies from the their heads and tbe bit presses their photos, winning first prize. Candidate in the Journal Trade quivering lip« — From “Degnurmo's Wife." by David Graham Phillips. REPAIR WORK Cleaning nini Pressing by Skilled Workmen OUR SERVICE GUARANTEED John Manz, Lents, Ore. >O 5 Cronolite Roofing IM 0 0 « 0 A Good Roof A Low Price 0 Bought in Carloads direct from the Factory Get our prices on this Superior Brand of Roofing Iiefore you place your order. 1 The Copeland Lumber Company 5 NOTICE! Understanding that the Lents Fuel Company is about to re tire from business, I will sell Wood at the following Prices until April first 1915. Best Live Wood Dead Wood Slab Wood Ties..................... $5.00 $4.50 $4.50 $6.50 Lents Fuel Company R. L. WHITCOMB. Prop. Phone Tabor 1688 Office cor Main and Foster Road F. F. EHRLICH Ta i lor Suits to Order $15.00 and up Foster Road Next Door to P. O. Lents Sta., Portland, Oregon Card of Thanks New and second hand household goods bought and sold. Wall Paper at prices that will surprise you. Window Glass. House painting and Paper Hanging figures. Lead and Linseed oil used at'close Miss Maude Alvord 106 Main Street South, Lents Oregon and Circulating Contest, irom SOLES 91 MENDED Rubber Heels Save the Nerves We Have Them GOOD WORK AT REASON ABLE PRICES Shining Parlor in Connection welfare of soul and body. We believe in the old time bible salvation that saves from sin. We trust that it may be^ a blessing to many ami especially to the poor ami needy. B. C. Dewey. LOVETTS FURNITURE STORE No Job too Large for us to handle Sewed or Nailed Expert Shoe Repair Work The Bible Christian Mission o M3» omm ** o» «o» o» «om «m «o» «3» «3» i VOTE FOR Mt. Scott District No. 3 We wish to express our appreciation “Knotty" History. Tying knots In a handkerchief to Jog of the kindlinesses shown by friends and Votes left with W E. Goggins, of I . nt», acquaintance« during tlie ilines« an<l at or mailed to Mis» Alvord at •>!r_"i Forty one'« memory had ita origin In China Before writ the funeral of our beloved son anil sixth Avenue, 8. E., will lie arc» pted thousands of years ago ing was Invented In that country, with thank«. brother, Walter A. Wyant. which dkl not happen until 3000 B. C.. Phone Tabor 2352 Mrs. W. A. Wyant, mernornble and Important events were J. H. Wyant, recorded by long knotted cords The J. C. Wyant. most ancient history of China 1« still preserved ns told by these knot« When Emperor Tsihnng KI Invented writing the entire system of “knot Advertised letter» for week ending j ting" was nbnndom-d. And today the Oct. 24, 1914: memory knots made by us In handker Carter, L. H.; Cumingham, C. W.; chiefs are the only surviving descend Drake, A. C. C.; Dell, Mr».; Gittens, ants of thnt undent custom. C.¡George, Lain: Herington, E. H.-, Henricheen, Mae; Jone«, J. 8.; Jones, Cooper's Hawk. Tbe almoMt universal prejudice H E.; Johnson, Chas.; Kellar, Wm,; again.«! bird» of prey Is due to tbe nc. Murray, Clarence; Robinaon, Mrs. I.. tlvltlea of a few members of tbe hawk P,; Toweri, Mrs. E.; Y'ailner, Mrs. family, chief among which 1» the Coop Mariam; Weddle, Lillie. er's hawk. Cooper’s hawk usually ap Advertised letters for week ending I proaches under cover and drops on un Oct. 31, 1914: Benge. Hattie; Blawelt, suspecting victims, making great In Fred; Davis, Mrs. Msggis; Harrington, roads on poultry yards and game cov- E H.; Heilwagon, Fred; Lee, David; erta. This bird together with Its two ! near relations, tbe sharp shinned hawk Mace, Carl; Rice, Helen; Kohae, and the goshawk, should he destroyed Mrs. B, A.; Wagner, Mrs. Fred A.; by every possible means. Wilkerson, Mrs. A.; Clerk of Woodmen | of the World. Ha Wanted to Know. Geo. W. Spring, Postmaster. ••Ctlnrl«i.” an Id the teacher, "do you know tlie rniiapa of the Revolutionary war?" Charles looked Inferewtedly nt hln In You ar«- invitol to the opening service •truetor and replied, as If carrying on of the Bible Mission next Sunday, Oct., i a social run versa! Ion. "No. do you?”— Hth at 3 p. m., across from the Iatnta Ladles' Home Journal. post Office. Thin mission stamls for a whole bible, a full g«i»pel an«l highest I Ambar. Advertised Letters Phone Tabor 1371 Foster Road ami Campbell 8ta. lawte Station, Port'and, Oregon L. PETROVICS 114 Main St. Lents Amber Is believed by tbe Turks I» he »II Infallible guard against the In furious effect» of nicotine: hen«*e Its el terni r« us« for -uunthplee«« of pipe«. 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