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MT. SCOTI' H ER A LI )
Entered a« Second Claa* Matter February II». IVI I
At postottk'v, Lents, Oregon, Under act of March 3, 1ST»
Published Every Thursday at Lenta, Ore., by the M t . S cott Prsiiaiusu C o .
H. A. DA KN ALL, E ditor
Office Phone: Home B-611 1-1111.
and
M anaokr .
Residence: Tabor 2*13
ERTAIN interests in this
NAMING A BATTLE
state are very much dis
Opposing Armiw Do Not Always Giv«
turbed over the prospect of the
It th* Sam* Designation.
governments’ winning the A. <& Mauy of the worlds uioat’famous
C. land grant case. They say battle* have two uauiea. Thus the bat
tie of Waterloo is kuowu by that uatue
should the government win these ouly
amoug English s|H‘«klux people*
suits the land would then be Tbe French call it the battle of La
placed in forest reserves and the Belle Alliance The battle that decid
state would lose a considerable ed the war lietweeu I'rusala and Aus
tria in 1866 is kuown amoug tbe Ger
sum in annual tax. That may be mans aa tbe battle of Sadowa. but the
true, but unless it were in a Austrian* call It tbe buttle of Koenig
much more productive state of greets. In the war of 1876. between
Germany aud France, the great en
improvement than it is now, or gagement that the German* call tbe
could be within the next twenty- battle of Graveiotte is spoken of by
five years it might as well be in the French as the battle of St. I’rivut
Tbe same tiling was common lu our
a forest reserve. Indeed it is a civil war The battle that is kuowu tu
question for weighty argument tbe north as the battle of Bull Run
if it would not be more profitable would nut t>e recognized by most south
under that name, lu the south
for the state and the nation to erners
it is invariably called the battle of
continue all undeeded timber Manassa*. So the battle that tue Fed
land in the state in a forest re era I geuerul* called the battle of Pitt*
serve and
selling matured burg lainding was by the Confederates
called the battle of Shiloh Antietam
stumpage to the consuming pub is called in the south tbe battle ut
lic under conditions that would Sharpsburg The writer, a southerner,
Provide for forest protection and whose father was a Confederate offi
cer. was twenty years old before he
renewal.
ever heard of the battle of Autietaiu.
If the income from the forests although he was familiar with all tbe
of the state were handled in details of the battle of Sharpsburg
The reason tor this is that the op
such a manner the resource posing
armies always name the battle
therefrom would far exceed any from some prominent geographical
income it can ever recieve from landmark, and as they look at the field
different points of view they nut
taxation. The crop of timber from
urally settle on different names Thus,
on a well wooded quarter section at Waterloo, tbe battle took its Eng
has a higher valuation than all lisb name from tbe little village where
Wellington made bi* final beadquar
the other crops it may ever sup ters
and whence be sent to England
port. But such a handling of tbe first dispatch that announced his
the state’s resources would not victory. So in lSiai the beadquarters
be in harmony with the ideas Or’ tbe Prussian army was near tbe vil
Inge of Sadowa. whereas that of tbe
advanced by big interests and Austrians was near the village of Koe
their agents.
niggraetz. At Gruvelotte tbe little vil
C
It is common report among
real estate dealers in the Mt.
Scott district that the month’s
inquires from prospective buyers
is better than for some time past.
This would seem to indicate a
better financial condition, easier
money, and renewed confidence.
It is about time that something
of the sort is reported. There
are a lot of people beside real
estate people in the state who
has felt the pinch of times and
we will all welcome a change.
Mothers who send their child
ren to school with a nickel to buy
a mid-day lunch, or who fill their
dinner pails with cucumbers,
cold cabbage, pie or similar indi
gestive food should. not be sur
prised because the children make
poor grades. Aside from being
poor food such things require
long degestive periods and so de
prive the brain of a normal sup
ply of blood.
So Multnomah did not distin-
quish herself by going dry.
Well, it came about 9,905 nearer
going dry than most of the
people anticipated, and that is
doing pretty well for the biggest
booze center in the state.
“The wise parent or teacher
never laughs at the boy who is
trying to do something practi
cal, even if the thing is not prac
tical at all.’’
Attention is called by the
Agricultural College to the
change on date of the annual
Farmer’s Week to Feb. 1 to 6th,
1915.
About fifty fellows over in
Kansas have taken out permits
to run skunk farms. There will
be a lot of fellows with scents
enouvh to let that job alone be
fore a year is out.
H*r Advantage.
"if you keep on Willie you’ll soon
know us much as your leiu-her.” »aid
the minister patronizingly
“Huh'" exclnlmeij Willie "I’d know
as much now as she does If 1 looked
at the book all the time like she does "
Chicago News.
Critical.
Every disease bits a critical stage
In hay fever there are two. one when
the victim has Just completed a series
of twenty seven rapid fire sneezes anil
the other when some one suggests that
be Is suffering from a state of mind.-
Toledo Blade.
lage of that name was an im|iortant
point in tbe Gertnan lines. On tbe side
of the French the hamlet of St Prlvat
was the key to their battle formation
As long as they held that they were
Invincible, but when tbe Germans as
sailed It In the rear and drove them
out the day was lost—Youth'» Cow
panion.
OF HONOR.
OUR MEDAL
Mor* Difficult to Win Than Any For
eign Military Oscorstion.
Americans of average Information
know about the Victoria Cruse, tbe
Irou Cross, the Cross of the Legion of
Honor. These are rewards of hero
ism which would mark a man above
bis fellows even In thia foreign land
But bow many American* know what
a medal of honor is?
How many Americans know that the
modest American soldiers wbo wear
the medal of honor wear a decoration
that is among tbe rarest and most dlffi
cult to win among military honors?
The Cross of the Legion of Honor,
established by Napoleon in 1802. while
founded to signalize deeds of special
daring in war. was after given freely
for civil distinctions
Nearly 40.000
German soldiers were decorated with
the Iron Cross In the seven months of
the Franco-Prussian war. while In the
more than half century atne* th* crw*
tiou of our honor roll only S.OlM hare
been granted, and of the** nearly 900
were given under a mistaken reading
Arteta Baptist (hurch
of the law.
:4b a. tu. Bible 8c bool.
The holder of the medal of honor
11 a. m Preaching service.
must have “dlatinguiabmi himself con
7 30 p in Evening aervii'e».
apieuously by gallantry and intrepidity,
6:16 n m. II. Y. r. V. meeting.
nt the risk of bls life, beyond the ■•all
7 :4b Prayer meeting.
Everybody welcome to any and *11
of duty” This standard, which tiara
out action, however brave, tu tbe these services.
course of duty ami include* only acta
of daring which a man might refuse
or avoid without rebuke I* said to be Millard Avenue Presbyterian ( hurch
10 a. m. Sahbatti Bchool.
utiequaled. —Chicago Tribune
11 a. ui. Morning worship.
6:45 p. m Y I’ S C. E
Bismarck's Story on Eloquonc*.
7:30 p. m. Evening worship.
Bismarck ouce warned the relchatag
7 :30 p. m. Thursday. midweek service.
against eloquence. He told a story of
8 p. tu. Thursday, choir practice.
old Frederick Wil I lam I., who listened
Rev. Wm. H. Amos, Pastor.
to two lawyers on opposite aldo* of a
question.
Each of them convinced
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Frederick William that be was right,
whereat the old klug "fell Into such a
Sundays:
8 a m. Low Mau.
furious pasalun wltb the effect* of *lo-
10:110 a. m. High Mass.
queuce that both orator* gut Into aeri
8:30 a. m. Sumi y School.
uus trouble tbrougti the very vice!
I'.’ M. Chlor rehearsal.
leuce of their persuasive power»." —
Week days; Ma»» at 8 a. tn.
Kansas City Time*.
At The Churches
Money to Loan
4
Paid
on
Time
Deposits
Seventh Ddy Adventist Church
Boil Qlass Dish**.
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 rates.
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 are going to
build. We have financed several build
ings in Lents and there is room for many
more.
Glass dishes aud veaael* of all kinds
may tie rendered les* liable tu break
If before being used they are put lutu
boillug water tu which salt lias hewn
added. I’ut the water, when cold, into
a large
add the salt, put tu the
glass vessels aud bring the water aluw
ly to the boil. Let It bull for a tew
minutes, take the pan off the tire and
leave the glusse* in the water until it
t* cold
10 a. m. Saturday Sabbath School.
11 *. m. Saturday preaching.
7 :30 p. m. Wednesday. Prater meeting.
7 45 p. m. Sunday preaching.
The Multnomah State Bank
German hdngelicdl Ketormcd ( hurch
UNITED STATES POSTAL DEPOSITORY
Lents, Sta., Portland, Oregon
He Probably Did.
Lents Lvanqt'llidl (hurch
10 a. in. Sunday Sclnxil.
10a. ui. Saturday,German school.
8 p. in. Wednesday. Y. P. 8.
11 a. ui. Sunday worship.
Th Schild knecht, Pastor.
The young author, rending a take
Sermon by the Pastor, 11 *. m. and
animal story to the attentive editor, 7 :30 p. ni
said
"WbereillHJO the wvodebuck
Sunday School 9:45 a in , C. H. Brad
laughed softly tu himself“
ford, Superintendent.
Y. P. A. 6:91 p. in. Lowell Bradford,
••Ah." remarked the editor, "I sup
lióse he indulged in a wondebuckie."— i resident.
Prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. in.
St Louis Republic.
A cordial welcome to all.
F. R HoriiM-Rocb, Pastor.
It R*coil*d.
“My hand.” said Polly, holding it out
Kern Park Chris Idin I hurch
admiringly, "is a good deal smaller
Corner
69th Ht. ami 46th Ave. S F
than yours."
IO a. ni. Bible School.
"Yes." said Esther "1 can see that
11a ill and 8 p m. pri ai hing aei vu e
at a glance That ring Leslie gave
Chriatain Endeavor.
you was always too tight for meT—
8 p. m. Thursday, mid-week prayer
London Telegraph.
meeting
8:4b p. tu. Thursday, Bihle
Class.
Sarcastic.
A cordial welcome to all who will at
Mr Softly —Here'« «urne body pro
poses to kill nil idiots In their child tend any all services.
R. Tibbs Maxey, Minister.
booti til«s 1‘ert Urviidfiil Ides There
are not enuiigb tueu tu gu aruuntl a* it
ts Exchange
St. Pauls t piscopal Churth
Lott of married couniea imagine they One bha-k south of Woodmere station
Holy Communion the first Bunday of
are living together when tbev are mere each month at 8 p. m, No other ser
ly putting up with each other.
vices that day.
Every other Sunday the regular ser
vices will lie as usual.
Evening Prayer and sermon at 4 p. tn.
Sunday School meets at 3 p.'m. B.
Boatwright, Hupt , L. Maffett, Her.
Rev. O. W. Taylor, Rector.
“FOR SALE” ami “WANT“ readers
in classified column, 1 cent per word
for first insertion; '2 cent sul>se<|uentlv.
Mi. Scott Center of Truth.
Watch the column for bargains.
Meeting every Sunday evening at 8 :tO
p. m. Three floors east of 82d ‘ Hl.,,
WANTED—A good reliable man or Grays Crossing, Portland, Ore. ‘
woman to solicit subsciptions. Enquire
at Herald office.
Men
Lents M. f. Church
FOR REVI
EVERYBODY'S $1.50) S $ “
OELINEATOR $1.50 2
Total $3.00 '
BOTH
and
lo One Per ion
Women
Wanted
A monthly »alary anil a lil*<ral cimitmuion on
each order Salarle» run Ut» to I’.’jA) 66 |* t month.
dc| er ding mi the numi* rof order*. This work i nn
be done in your »pare time, ami noti nut conllict
with ymir present duties No invisitmi'iit or pre-
vioiM ex|*-rleiier inM'i—nry
We lurninh full
equipment free
Write for partienlar- to
THE BUTTERICK PUBLISHING COMPANY
NEW YORK
326 HUDSON STREET
Do We Print!
CLASSIFIED
WANTED—Boys mav tie had and
Preaching 10:46 and reception of1
sometimes girls. The older ones at
ordinary wages an.I others to be member*.
Services at Bennett Chapel M. E.
schooled and cared for in return for
• light services rendered. For particu Church 3 p ni.
Sunday School 9:45.
lars address W. T. Gardner, superin
Epworth league 6:90.
tendent Bovs and Girls Aid Society of
Prayei meeting Thursday 7:30 p m.
Oregon. Portland. Ore.
tf
Preaching service* Sunday evening >
7:30
FOH SA1.F
Bring your friends to these services
anil enjoy a great ble**ing.
W. Boyd Moore, Pastor.
to sell tlie most remarkable bnroiin in tlie maga-
sine world tiii* year.
Uvgular I’rlcvt
TRY US—-we are ready to
supply you with all sorts of
Stationery and Printing
Try Us When Wanting
Letter Heads,
Bill Heads,
Statements,
Cards,
Annou ncements
Programs,
Wedding Stationery
Posters,
Placards,
and ail sorts of
Printing
Lents Hdptist Church
Subscriptions to the Herald and the
Ixrrd’s Day. Nov. 22, Bibb* School, I
Evening Telegram will le taken for a I* :46 a. m.
Morning worship, 11 n. rn
S-nuon '
limited time at a combination off'-r of theme: “Thankiul Always For all I
Tiling*."
14.00 per year.
Elmo Height* Sunday School, 2:301
p. tn.
B Y P F , ff:30 p m.
Evening worship, 7:30 p. rn. Hermon i
Theme: “Hindering Jesus’ Work*.“
A cordial welcome to these services
J. M. Nelson, Pastor
Merchants and Newspapers Great Factors
In Building Up a Town
Lents friend s Church
ATRONIZE YOUR HOME NEWSPAPER!
Although there are many reason* why EVERY ONE
SHOULD DO ALL IN HIS POWER TO HELP THE
HOME PAPER, it is self evident that the men who can and
should do the most are the merchants. Their success means the
success of the newspaper, and none will deny that the SUCCESS
OF THE NEWSPAPER IS MAINLY DEPENDENT ON
THE MERCHANTS. The newspaper is vitally interested in the
success of those who have things to offer to the community.
Women and many men nowadays read the advertising columns
almost as closely as they do the news columns.
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IF A MERCHANT HA3 ANYTHING SPECIAL-TO OFFER HE
9:46 a. m. Bible School, Clifford Bar
ker Superintendent.
11:00 a. m Preaching services.
6:26 p. m. Christian Endeavor,
7:30 p. ni. Preaching Service».
8:00 p. m. Thursday,
mid-week
prayer meeting.
Junior Christian Endeavor meets
Fri ay after school.
A cordial welcome to all these ser
vices.
Rev. John Kiley, Pastor.
Tlie reyival servie»!« at the Friend’s
Church Continue* with growing interest,
and we are praying God’s bfessing on
the souls of the people of Lenta. Every
slcome. We will continue in-
Prices Reasonable
Mt. Scott Pub. Co.
The Mt. Sbott Herald
5810 Main St. Lents, Ore.
KNOWS THAT THE VERY BE8T WAY TO LET THE PEOPLE
KNOW THAT HE HA8 IT 18 THROUGH THE COLUMNS OF THE
LOCAL NEW8PAPER.
MERCHANTS SHOULD TAKE A DEEP IN-
TERE8T IN THEIR HOME NEWSPAPER. IT IS AN INSTITUTION
OF THE TOWN.
ENCOURAGED.
18.
IT 8HOULO BE SUPPORTED.
IT SHOULD BE
IT 18 THE GREATEST TOWN BOOMER THERE
THE NEWSPAPER IS NECESSARY TO THE MERCHANT AND
THE MERCHANT TO THE NEWSPAPER.
IF THE HOME NEWS
PAPER OCCASIONALLY KNOCKS IT IS TO REMEDY SOMETHING
THAT IS WRONG, OR AT LEAST SOMETHING THAT IT HONEST
LY
THINKS
18
WRONG.
SHOULD BE HELD UP.
THE
HOME
NEWSPAPER’8
HANDS
IT NEEDS THE SINCERE MORAL SUP
PORT OF EVERYBODY IN THE COMMUNITY, BUT NONE MORE
THAN THE MERCHANTS.
4
Merchants of a town, those who supply its daily needs, invaria
bly are PUBLIC SPIRITED CITIZENS. They are the men
who make up the boards of trade. They are always in the fore
front of an» agitation looking to the BETTERMENT OF THE
MUNICIPALITY. Their cause always is identical with that of
the home newspaper. There should lie a spirit of co-operation be
tween the merchants and the home newspaper.
MERCHANTS, BOOST FOR THE HOME NEWSPAPER!
State of
Ohio. City of Toledo. r
Lucas County.
I
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he 1»
senior partner of the firm of F. .1. Cii in-,
A Co., doing business In the City of T -
ledo, County and Htate afori »aid, and
that said flrm will pay the sum or
HUNDRED DOLLARS for *.-■ h and . ■
ery case of Catarrh that cannot he i no -i
by the uae of HALL’S CATARRH Cl
FRANK t CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subr.'-ri!" d in
my Dresence, this 6th day of !
cm " r.
A. D 1SW.
(Seal)
A. W QLKASCN,
Nntar'. Pel tl-
Hall’* Catarrh Cure Is taken |nt<
uiiy
and nets directly upon th" blood • -I mu
coos surfaces of th, system. Son ! for
testimonials, free.
F J. rTfCNI’Y ♦ CO Til- or O
Sold hy all Druggists. 7»c.
Take Hall s Family Pills for ronstlpatlon
Aii Active liver Means Health
II you want gorsl health, a cloar com
plexion and freedom from Dizziness,
Constipation, Biliousness, Headaches
and Indigestion, take Dr. King’» New
Life Pills. They drive out fermenting
and undigested foods, clear the Blood
and cure Constipation. Only 25c. at
your druggist.
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AIIMINIHTKATOK'H NOTICE
Notice la hereby slviin thnt tin- ntoleralKiieil
haa baen s|i|*>lnte<f Adinlnlalralor of the ■■»
tat* of Klcnard M Htockton, <le<-, «».■>! |,v tin-
County Court of the MtaU of Oregon for Mult
nornah Count/ami haa qfiHllfli',1. All peraona
having clalma agalnat aabl eatali- are hereby
notlfleil to pri-ai-nt the Mine to no- al M2 Itoyal
Hulliilng, l’ortlaml, Oregon, wl,h proper
voucher and iluly verlfleil within ala month«
from date hereof
.1. II Devlin, Adniliiiatrator.
H. K. Youmana, 512 Hot al Bldg. Attorney
tor Admlnlatrator.
Dated ami firm puhllahed November 11, I'JIt
Date of laat publication December, 10 lull.
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keep a hottie of Sloan’s Liniment on
hand. The minute you feel pain or
soreness in a joint or muscle, hathe it
with Sloan's Liniment. Do not rub it.
Sloan s penetrate» almost immediately
right to the seat of pain, relieving tlie
hot, tender, swollen feeling and making
the part easy and comfortable. Get *
bottle of Sloan’s Liniment for 25 cents
of any druggist and have it. in the house
-against colds, sore and swollen joints,
it Really Does Relieve Rheumatism rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica and
like ailments, Your money back if not
Everybody whois afflicted with Khett-
satisfied, but it does give almost instant
rnatiam in any form should by all mean» relief.