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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 10, 1914)
WANT “ADS” Them In !M11 1-1111 Only One-rent a Word LENTS, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 19M. Subscription, $1.00 a Year. ROADS FROM 0RL60N FIR ■ ' ■ RUINS OF THE RHEIMS CAI HEid AL. Monday evening was bail IENTS GRANGE TO HAVE ELLE DAY SATURDAY lor LIQUOR LAW MAY EXPAND The Lenta Grange will meet at 10:30 Saturday in an all day session, ft is very Not all Liquor Used as Intoxicants desirous that every officer be on hand at F Sold Over Bar. Some Medicines 10:30 as lite session is to be a crowded ! Stockman was the first attacked. Essentially AlcoboL one. The Masters and lecturers of the Steck hi an built a tire in his heating stove Granges of the county hold their quar ami then took a hath in an adjoining terly meeting with this Grange that day. In the making of a new liquor law room. Before lie flnislied the bath the The regular Monday meeting of the house was on fire and all the content* Thia will convene at the noon hour. The there will be an endlew number of morning session will be taken np in giv matter* to cover, not only boot legging East Mile Buxines* Men's Club was en were burned. The fire burned rapidly ing the third and fourth degrees. The and blind pigs, and solicitors, and tertained at dintier by an address from and nothing could I m * done to stop it. afternoon session will have two import and evasive druggists will need to be d. B. Cobb, legislator elect from this T,“T *•’** •‘«■ato.l several block» from ant features. The first part of the after considered, All sorts of original pack- It was a very in- t,M »«'«"■< hydrant county, last Monday, noon will he in charge of the Lecturer, age* will be offered if the experiences Tlw* Kern Park Fire Department went terustlng talk. Mr Cobb is engaged in Maud K. Damall, and a good program of other sections are repeated Kansas l*1“ 'tv'nv but it took about a quarter tlie miying busineHS and he Is therefor ' has been arranged. The latter part of and Oklahoma experienced all sorts of thoiiroughly acquainted with the possi mile of hose and by the time the how the afternoon will be taken rip with the sorprisea in the kind of packages that bilities of Oregon timber lie is also wa* laid an adjacent house, is-longing to election of officers were iihipped into those states. In many well informed a* to the im|x>rtance of R. E Henderson, was on fire. The The following program will tie ren inatancee they were clearly misnamed. th* lumbering busines* to th* general furniture war saved here hut the house dered: hurtnimental solo, Mrs. Leo I Inniswnt looking boxes of books, or Attention had >s*-n business condition* of the state, labor, went in a hurry. Katzky; Vocal solo. Miss Maori Egbert; I ; ------- bibles. , were merely covers for an in- and financial prosperity. He estimated given to a third house, which was Deflate, Resolved, That Poor Cooking j I closed canteen. But one of the most that at least a third of the mills are now tackled with ropes, poles, ami various Causes More Injury to Mankind than Hagraut evasions of tlie J®ts lay in the all’*, and that tiiore that are runnhig are UN an" and shoved and rolled about 40 the Use of Tobacco, Affirmative, J. W. importation of various kinds of patent The first two doing a>> on short time. If the mills feet away ami saved. McNeil and W. A. Young. Negative, compounds made up with a little mint were all rtiuplng, their annual output (■Ini't-a carried insurance. Mabel Smith and Estelle Katzky; or uaelees herbs, essentially whiskey or The losse* by this fire gives evidence would eMixs-d $.'IU,U(l(>,000 annually, and ' Violin solo, Milton Katzky; Instrnmetal alcohol. This system of overcoming the this would (nil alsmt $12,000,(XX) in the of the m-cd of additional hydrants in | solo, Ora May Merrill; Suggested School suburban district» law succeeifed for a while but in the end hands <>f the tailoring class** Legislation, A. C Newell, President of such preparations hail to be forbidden. Mr. Obb alluded to tbe pm|amition Civic League ; Character Bong, Winne- But it is interesting to note that many to I mod tills couniy for $1,000,0(h) for f DI I OR AM) HIS PAPER fred Smith and Virginia Andreazi; Vocal patent medicines now contains so high a the completion of th* Columbia high-1 solo, Mrs Gold backer. percentage of alcohol that tliey may ARE LOWN’S BI SI ASSE I way. He called attention to tla* fact | very fairly be claased as intoxicants. that the proposed surfacing material ; Ordinary beer contains about 3 percent would have to come from some other 1 niversity of Oregon. Eugene. I»ec 7. of alcohol. Swamp Root also contains country, or slate, at best That would —•'Advertising in tlie country paper i* ▼ lew of one wall of tbe edifice after th»» Loniburdmeut 3 percent. Dr. King’s New Medical mean that Oregon money would tie tlie l***t invs*tment a county merchant As a great many of the farmers of Discovery has 4 percent of alcohol. spent in a way to the disadvantage of , can make," says Eric W. Allen, bead of Oregon latsir and proposed that tlie : , the department of journalism at the , Oregon find it impossible to attend the Syrup of Figs has 3 percent. Solax Eucalytua ha* 4 percent; Nyal’s Cherry mail official* lw directed to consider 8ta to Univerwity | short sessions of the O. A. C. at Cor- Cough Syrup 4 percent; Peruna, 8 per tlieir own product. Wooden road sur "Tlie merchant’s advertising should i vallia. school will be loaded upon a cent; Paines Celery Compound, 5 per face. well drained and VMitUatrd would , I m * new*. It should toll something very special train and taken over the state in cent. Ballard’s Remedies, 4 percent; last ton to twelve years, it properly laid definite aliout what the store offer«, and order to distribute important instruc Pinex. 2 percent. Tbe class known ae and lie then ileacrilMMl bi* plan for lay tlie copy should tie changed frequently. tion almost at the fanner’s door. The ‘'bitters” are still more strongly loadeil ing tlie mad which in brief was that tlie The advertising columns should be first sessions of this traveling school will with alcohol. Nyal’s Vegetable Pres road I mm I should be prepared for mail* as intoreeting as any otlier part ot be held at Molalla and Estacada begin cription has 16 percent; Electric Bit longitudinal drainage with convenient the |>aper, anil the merchant’s ‘*<1' ning Dec. 8. Although the complete ters, 16 percent; Dr. Pierce’s Smart cross drain». Between the drain* a should ap;**ar with the same regularity schedule has not been definitely ar Weed, 40 percent; Iron Tonic, 20 per gravel or <*ru»l>ed rock I mms * about 16 as the editor’* news. An advertisement i ranged, it has been decided that there cent ; Dr. Ward’s Liniment, 46 percent; incites wide I m * lai<l, ujsin which cedar in th* local paper is by no mean* I will be 24 sessions in 24 different parts Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound, 15 per sills would rest. Upon these the mad charity. It brings big returns : first, in: of the state, each session lasting five cent Some of the common compounds floor would rest, made Irons 6x6 timlierv. direct liwrinetvi when it is handled with a days, the school term ending March 27. only have 1 percent as Caatoria. Nyal’s Iti feet long, an<l fastened down with little common nense , second, in bnildiug ! Six members of the staff of the exten- Soothing Syrup, 1 penent. Some of countersunk spikes, the opening being : up a community. a I sion division of the college work will these preparation* are made np with cloned with tsr. The timbers would I»*: “The paper should I m * mail* a* im-! ■ give up all their time to this instnetiou, glycerine as the preservative but tlie laid about a half inch apart for ventila portant an ageut of » town'« improve-, ' discussing all tire important phases of greater part of them depend upon alco tion and ilraiimge. He thoaght tiieae i tuent and pros|>erity a* the church or production and marketing, special at hol. One list ot these things, over 70 in timliers "hoiilil I m * laid with the grain reliixii. The great problem of the small tention bein«; given to local problems. number includes common drug* in edge up as the wearing surface would I m * j town in tliese days of centralization and Certain subject* will be treated on cer which the alcoholic content runs from must enduring that way. and when worn parcel |x>«t is to make itself a go<*l place tain days, making it possible for a busy 20 to 45 percent. It is evident that the down the stick could I m * turned com* I to live in and a pleasant place for the man to attend only on the day wlien the preparation is extremely likely pi de pletely over, or even halt over. In some I country pixiple to come to. If it doesn't special subject in which he is interested compose, or else the alcohol is used to Photo by Aiiirn.au Kress As*oei»iion instance* a quarter turn would he ad do that il i* diximed to disappear. is taken np. develop tlie sensation of medical activi visable. If tin* timbers were seriously The Belgian ao>dlera carry carrier pigeons with them, transporting them la "Bo no town should be so shortsight ty. All there preparations could be used cage« on the backs of cavalrymen. damaged they could I m * taken tip and re ed as not to give every encouragement essentially for the alcoholic content, and Engineer Laurgaard, in charge of tlie sawed on the Bjmt with a movable saw to tlie man who is trying to make a the person so using feels no serious ef ing outfit. newspaper there. lie is in one sense Tumalo irrigation project. has an fects. unless he get* drunk. Any one of The aildrew« was received with interest the most important citizen. He can do nounced that this project is now com- them used excessively would tend to and considerable favor. A committee more for the town l«>th at home and píete and that applications for the lands develop alcoholism. Any one of them was voted to bring the attention of tin* abroad than any other one man. He! are being received in great numbers. that might be used internally, might be county commissioners to the plan. Al should I m * backed np in his effort to do The entire project embraces 22,500 substituted at a wake or a booze club. together il seemed to I m * a very reason business at btiHinesH prices and in a acres of irrigable land, about 6,000 QUEER ANIMAL TRAPS. I Ast Saturday was election day at Next Wednesday at 10:30 a. m. the acres of which has already been con able plan of securing good roads from business way. It would I m * just as Master J. J. regular quarterly meeting of Multnomah tracted tor. The lands are being sold in Not Intended ae Such, but They Provo home material that in the end would sensible for you to let your schools run Evening Star Grange probably give better satisfaction than down, or your churches run down, a* to Johnson was re-elected unanimously. County Pomona Grange will meet with 40 acre tracts at $40 per acre, one-tenth Deadly Luroo. the foreign importation. let your newspaper run down." That almost unerring Instinct which Mm. Jennie C. Smith was re-elected Evening Star Grange in their hall on the of the price to be paid at once, the bal Secretary and E. J. Spixiner wa* again Section Line road near Eighty-second ance in ten installments. The settler, carries animals through«grave danger* by irrigating one-third of his land each has led in many instance* In the Mid Economy. chosen Steward. Other officers chosen M. E. Church Bazaar "Write me a check. Alfred, to *”0 were J a* A. Kelly. Overseer; Misa street The session will no doubt be a year for three years can defer the annual way and Sunset oil field* of California The Ladle* of ti«e M. E. Church an- to tbeir undoing. Chief among such Christmas presents with." Nellie Fawcett, Ltctarer; Dr. J. E. Nel- busy one. Already the day’s program i payments for those three years, enabling victims are rabbits and water fowL nounce tbeir annual Bazaar Thursday, “Make It as small as you can tble him to apply the money to the improve A jackrabbit and a cottontail find a Dec 17, at the I. <> 11 V Hall. Mam time, dear! How much must you have son, Assistant Steward; Mrs. C H. ha* been pretty well provided for. Other I The ment of the land. Storage of water in nice round, smooth bole. There nr* Htreet, opjswite Katzky'* store. There to buy preseuta for the children, your Blanchard, Chaplain; E. A. (trow. matters will be likely to rise. Gatekeeper; Miss B. Elliott, Ceres; grangers will lie asked to take a stand the big reservoir was commenced many such In the oil fields, where oil will tie a tine display of aprons, fancy mother, the maid and the rest?" Dee. 5. piping la a necessity for tbe transporta work, dainty things for Christmas, "Here Is the Hat 1 can't get along Miss Nora Holmes, Pomona; Miss Flora on the question of (winding the county tion of oil to tbe refineries. The rab Callliae^, Flora; Mrs. 0. C. Davis. for hardsnrfacing the Columbia high quilts, rugs, etc. Just the things you with less than $75" bits decide to set up housekeeping Lady Assistant Steward ; E. M. Emery That private property cannot be con “ Nonsense! Well, at least leave out way. This will probably take up con are needing. Come and see. .Mrs. O. there. Tbe cottontail desires a perma A. Daniels is arranging music for after the present for me! Figure It agaln- and S. E. Cxivell on Executive Commit siderable time. Then there will be the demned for private irrigation or water nent home, and tbe juckmbbit wants tee. The session was an interesting but semi-annual election of officers. Noth power purposes, was a decision handed a refuge safe from malevolent man. noon and evening. Chicken dinner I don't want anything!" (A long pause, during which the wife i lengthy one. ing definite is known of the intentions down by the circuit court at Albany last Soon they discover their habitat 1* from 5 to 8 p. tn., 25 cents. Everybody makes a new computation.i T. J. Kmeder, Master of Units but it is protiable there will be some week, the court contending that such being moved. No doubt they are come and have a good time. “Well, Alfred. It's now $74.25!"-Fne action would be an infringement of the frightened, but they instinctively stay ¡Grange, with the assistance of his team changes. gentle Blatter j were invited to install the officers Jann- Evening Star will provide the dinner constitutional rights of owners of within their retreat, One end of the hole is closed. Even then they do not When Pencil! Wore Treasure*. ary 2. A committee of five was appoint which will be in the hands of a com property. Christmas Compassion. leave. Soon the other end of the hole It Is not easy nowndHyx to find • ed to make arrangements for the enter mittoe and will provide for the large Christmns Is the one day of the year Is darkened Then It is darkness eter lend (.encll Ituit In not too old at for taining of Pomona Grange on Dec. 16. attendance most likely to lie present. As a portion of Oregon’s display at nal for the furry pair ty as It were In rhe early days of when we remember the failures, the The following program was in charge men and women who have fallen short the Panama-Pacific Exposition next Some time later It Is discovered that lend pencils the prialuce of the Heath- of Prof 8. F. Ball, the lecturer: Read year, ten carloads of products of this a newly laid oil pipe line Is choked. wnlte mine was deemed so valuable of the mark the human derelicts In Gresham Grange Entertains state will be shipped south within a few After great labor the line Is disjointed that strong gunrds of soldiers were the fierce commercial race we crowd ing by Miss Harriet Smeckler. who very Gresham Grange entertained visitors these to the wnll without thought and kindly responded to an encore; Miss days under the auspices of the Wil and the remains of many rabbits re engaged for its protection. and a ape- last Saturday, chiefly from Lent». The moved. Thousands of rabbits have rial act of parliament was pnssed pe without compunction for 364 days of Roxanna Womeldorf rendered in tine lamette Valley Exposition Association. the year, but through the Salvation Lents degree team were there to give an been thus exterminated in the oil fields. style two violin solos; Prof. Frederick na Using illicit traffic in li I timba go. Already UM boxes of apples have been Tbe death rate among water fowl is Armv mid other charitable agencies W. Goodrich gave a short talk on music, exhibition of degree work. There was a forwarded and will lie promptly in Which then realized from 3 «hillings even greater Again, as with the rab give them dole on the three hundred lot of short speeches delivered, As to 5 shillings an ounce Although the and its value in th* schools. stalled in the Oregon building. Fifty bits. Instinct leads them to certain de and sixty fifth. Well. It Is good that usual Gresham cooks sustained their mlncrw were «tripped and cnrefully A mH call by the Secretary was re thousand booklets will tie printed for struction. Every little lake of oil in we catch even that much of the Christ searched when leaving off work, they sponded to by all present, and brought record for lx*ing unexcelled in the distribution at the exposition, contain tbe vicinity of a gusher Is a trap for for one brief day. spirit uisnaired to smuggle n good deal of I out some wry gixxl thoughts and sug quality of their products, and in the ing articles regarding the resources of the unthinking birds At twilight and produce out of the mlns.—London After the dawn these tar colored lakes appear as gestions regarding tlx* past and future abundance of the supply. the valley. Undertaking Too Much, Spectator session closed, Master H. E. Davis bodies of water to tbe deluded fowL— of the grange, Do not go Into Chrlatmaa so hard Scientific American. there Is no hope of getting through .Fitting memorial«1 tribute to the brought a truck load of the visit* rs lau-k The operations of the Helix division of The happiness of the wicked Curb your notions. Better give your memory of Mr*. Martha .1.Johnson were to 1/*nts All report a fine time. away like h torreut- Rsctn*. the Farmers’ Union resulted in an ac Saved Hie Cigars. friend a small centerpiece thia year read by the Chaplain, Mrs E. A. Kelly. tual saving of an average of $109 to each “Will yon have a cigar T said the than Intend to give her a dozen* plate Now and then you meet a man They were propared by Mrs. Kellv. Mrs. of its 100 members during the past boat “These are some my wife gave Advertised Letters and tumbler dollies which may reach doesn't think he knows all alxitit Sarah Lance, and Mrs. Mary Walker, her In 1915. Where there la a large Advertised letters for week ending season. This saving was accomplished me for a birthday present Help your ning a newspaper; he’s in the Hat Chrlatmaa giving ahonld be almple who were among the first women to Dec. 5. 1914: Baker, Mrs. L. M.; by economy in the purchase of grain self. Let me give you a light" join the Grange, along with Mrs John Every man present said be had sworn paper business •—Exc. Brand, Mrs. C. E.; Connell, Mrs. Ella; bags, binder twine and other supplies. off smoking son. The charter was dmpe^ by the Ths Brute. At its Helix warehouses the association Jones, C. J.; Ijicy. Mrs Clara; Marr, Daily Mails “Why did you tell a lie aboet those i Mrs Crawford Wake up. dear! I'm assistants while the audience sang. Miss IVarl; Merrill, Blanch; Perry, handled 271,501 sacks of wheat. cigars. John?" asked his wife after the Mails at the Lents postoffice arrive sure there's n burglar downstairs "River of Time." * Mrs. C. W.; Woodman, E. R. gentlemen had gone. “You know 1 and depart daily, except Sunday, ae fol Crawford—I hope there la. Perhaps Geo. W. Spring, Postmaster. Biile are to tie taken l>ee. 15, on the didn't give them to yoo for • birthday lows: he'll take those useless Christmas pres present." ('oast lumlier shipments the last half Portland million dollar |x*t office. Depart ents your friends sent you. Arrive “You Just k<-ep quiet Mary That of October reached 29,528,000 ft Warrenton will spend $150,000 on 7:30 A.M. 6«0 A. M. box of fifty cigars cost «e »t IM Silyerton is planning duster lights for water supply frbtn Lewi* and Clark The O. W. A N. Co., will spend 12:30?. M. Tie- Dalle* poat office building is to and I can't afford to give any ef tbaa 12:50?. M. river. cost 175,000. 5:30 P. M. 9)40,000 on round houses at The Dalles. its principal streets. 3:30 P. M. a wav." Wooden Roads Advocated by I^giy lator. Crushed Rock, Cedar Stringers, and Fir Beds Proposed to Displace Asphalt. families at 05th Ave., ami uth Ht., and "••»’■ly took a third. The home of F. OREGON NEWS NOTES CARRIER PIGEONS IN WARFARE. EVENING STAR COUNTY GRANGE Wilt ELEC IS OEEICERS MEET NEXT WEDNESDAY