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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1914)
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL CHiiRdi ornciAis ARf NOMINAMI) BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON Eggiman’s Meat Market F. Henry Wenime, a prominent clll ton of Portland, died of diabetes In a Loa Angeles hospital at the age of 54 The sum of (50«.000 has been lopped Guarantees the best of Meats at prices as good as any tn off the appropriation (or the north the city. We ask your comparison. jetty at the mouth of the Columbia river. Wm Stratum of North Plaine was in lent* Wednesday attending to hnainee». By a unanimous vote the state board of control voted to retain Will 8 Hale Shoulder Pot Roast per pound 12 l-2c as superintendent of the elate school Geo. Wrisley is home from The Plate Boiling Beef. . ... per pound 10c fur boys. ballet for th.* holiday*. Sirloin Steak .......... per pound 15c-18c Joe Gould, arrested at Oregon City Round Steak ........... ... per pound lMc on a charge of counterfeiting, was re Walter Somnierfe-ldt is home front I'nder New Management leased by the federal authorities lu Rib Steak ................. ... per pound 17c California for the holidays. Portland. Officials of the Willamette Valley — Will Continue to Handle Southern Klectrle, have announced W. R. Lock la tlniahing up a house at Shoulder Roast ... .................................................. per pound 16c that the line will have regular service Grays Crossing. and Steak ................ per pound 16c before February 1. Loin Chops ................................................................ per pound 18c The convention of the Western Di lent» Fuel Co., sold ite business last vision of the Oregon State Teachers* A General Line of Feed Stuff week to Henry Cromer. We do not give Scrip or Green Stamps. We give you association was held at the stale uni SdfftjudrJ Against fnak Laws Meat, and full weight, at Lowest Prices versity In Eugene thia week. Grain Chop and Fooler'» stase on No.-.h Ninety-eecond (Elbert Bide in tlx- Cottage Grave I Governor West has appointed Miss street has been cloaed anti the goods Leggier.) “The Market with the big business and small profits” Chicken Feed Henrietta E Failing of Portland chair will he sold by the Creditors Association. It is said that already plans are being man of the woman's section of the made to place the eight hour law, si Ugh- Eggiman Bros. Meat Market Oregon Belgian relief committer The Bundy Boys came home Sunday tax. proportional representation, and Lents Fuel Company Added appropriations for the protec from their claims in Malheur Co. They , other defeateti freak law- on the 4>all«>t tion of Oregon's timber resources are ttrnry Cromer. Manager agaiu at the next election. will stay (or several weeks. reeommende«! In the annual report of All the expense of submitting these Office cor Main and Foster Road the Oregon conservation commission Harry Porter, formerly employed measures to the people is to be born A "Buy At Home" campaigu Is to be with Cleveland's Blacksmith «hop, ia a again at tlx- next election ami at every 1 launched by the promotion depart election thereafter until the iiM-asiirex I naval recruit, home for the vacation. ment of the Salem commercial club are carried. VOTE FOR Thia emphasises tlx- need of throwing immediately after the first of the Ja». Want of Anderton street died some safeguard and rvrtnctions about year Men’s Shirts, value $1.50 for ........................................... $1.25 Miss Maude Alvord Wedoeeday Spanish American war veteraus at in a Portland hoepital. He the Initiative. Men's Shirts, value $1.25 for ........................................... 1.00 Albany formed a rifle club which will Candidate in the Journal Trade hat been suffering from a cancer for From an economical standpoint a Men ’ s Underwear, value 75c for ................................................ 50 some time. measure that has liven overwhelmingly be affiliated with the National Rifle and Circulating Contest, from Men ’ s Underwear, value $1.26 for. ..................................... 1.00 defeated should not be allow«»! on the association, Frank C. Stellmacher la Mt. Scott District No. 3 Men’s Underwear, value $1.50 for ................................. 1.85 president. Ransom L. Cone, who ha» t>een em- ballot again for at least six years. Vote» left with W. E. Goggins. of Is-nts. ploved at hia father'» mill at Lone According to figures eompiled by Boy’a Pants, value $1.00 for........................................................ 75 In order to get any of tlx- worthy or mailed to Mies Alvord at «W1 Forty Rock, ha» been visiting hie brother measures pass«-d by the initiative it i» the Salem commercial club, the aver Boy’« Pants, value $1.25 for.................................................. 1.00 sixth Avenue. 8. K.. will be accepted Clarance, at 7028 Woodstock avenue. necessary that there be but a few on age monthly payroll of the combined Boy’« Suit«, value $4.50 for...................................................... 3.50 with thanks. the ballot. This result cannot lx- otv Industries of the city amounts to a Boy’« Suit«, value $6.00 for.................................................. 4.50 total of 11(1.111 IS Phone Tabor 33S2 W. A. Thom peon and wife are antici- tainvd by permitting the same ni«-amirv« Ladies Union Suita, value $1.00 for.......................................... 75 Mrs. Anna latyton. a pioneer of 1(47, paling a trip to Minnesota holidays, a» or aimilar on«-«, to be submitted year died at her home In Philomath of l<adie« Underwear, value $1.25 for....................................... 1.00 word ha» reachtsl tlx-tn that Mr. Thomp- alter year heart trouble, aged 76 years Mrs All Wool Serge Dress Goods 65c for.......................................... 50 tvn's mother is in poor health. The curing of thi« alxuw ia going to be Layton crossed the plains with her ■ —- - a diflcult problem,.for the rvaa«ui that Messaline Silk, value $1.00 for...................................................... 85 parents when ( years of age F. R. Foster ha» shipped his machine »«(hose of measures could change the Ladies Waists, value $1.50 for................................................ 1.25 The Douglas county grand Jury re to southern California and he and Mrs »«fiing of a defeate.1 measure ao aiight- Indies Silk Waists, value $3.50 for ..................................... 2.98 turned an Indictment charging Roy j Foster will leave this week to »pend ly as not to affect ite provision» material« Farnum, suspected murderer of Edna Indies Silk Waists, value $5.00........................................... 4.25 j several weeks in that state >T- F* sufficiently to be able to claim Morgan, of Glendale, with a statutory All Wool heavy Blanket at ...................................................... 5.00 _____ that it is a new measure Every Saturday Evening offense Bail was fixed at ((000. Wool heavy Blanket at.............................................................. 3.50 Mrn. E. R. Snyder of North Main W. O. w. HALL Au appropriation of (7(,000 has been Comforter«, value $1.25 for............................ 1.00 street has been in the hospital for the The Empire Mfg. Co., Spokane, and made by the federal government to Comforters, value $1.75 for..................................................... I.45 lilt tie'eatS St. Betweee *»»k.. sad (Ider past t*<> weeka. but is improving and Pendleton Iran Work», have asked purchase farm machinery, livestock Comforter«, value $3.00 for................................................... 2.50 will be home again soon IN-ndleton citixens to subscribe for »lock and grain for the Indians on the Warm THE LENTS EMPORIUM of consolidated company formed to Springs reservation In central Oregon DryTJooda, Ladies and Man’s l urnl.hlng Goods Portland's children between 4 and Millie Beebe, attendant of the Wood- manufacture rotary pump, ict-iees re HORSE-SHOEING Main st. North of Foster R<«a«l mere school was taken with appendicitis frigerator. split wood pulley and ullx-r 20 years of age number 44,700, accord Wagon Repairing and General Monday and was remote«! to the hospi- article«, ing to the annual school census This is a decrease of 214 from the census tai. Reports are favorable. u , ,, BLACKSMITHING s o •<* ¡ot «ça» n «o» «s» «ni nom» n lour Cold Is Dangerous of last year, when the number was 44,- Matt Greenslade, Foster Road »1«. The home of Mr. Messenger in Rolley Break It up— N om A half million dollars has been Addition had a narrow escape from fin- A Col«l is readily catching. j A run- spent on the construction and main last Saturday morning. The roof near ■«own system is susceptible to Gertmg tenance of roais in Clatsop county the the chimney was in tianxa but willing You owe it to yourself anil to others of past year and approximately (75.000 assistance soon put it out. your household to fight tlx- Genus at remains to be paid contractors tor once. I>r. Bell’s Pine-Tar-Homy is fine l work that la yet uncompleted. A. W. Powers of Woodmere is very for Colds and Cougiis. It lixMens the j JEWELER It appears from the report of the I ill, suffering from a stroke of ;>aralysis, mucous, stope the Cough and soothes Oregon Consarvation commission, and it is feared that his recovery is the Lungs. It’s guaranteed. Only SB*. 1 which has just been made public, that at your Druggist. I threaten«-«! Mr. Powers is one of the Bought in Carloads direct from the Portland, more than any other city In | tx-st known persons in this section of Factory the country. Is entitled to be called the county. Ilis friends and acquaint- the "Power City." The commission j ance» all wish him early improvement. Get our prices on this Superior reports a grand total of 2,138,170 I QI 4-1A AT horsepower in Its vicinity. Brand of Roofing before you place All Goods and Work A watch night social will be held at The fish and game commission ha. your order. I the Ijent» Baptist Church by the young decided that Fish Warden Clanton First Class people'» society Dec. 31, from 8:30 to 11 shall hereafter have full charge of all Prayer meeting will be a* WINTER SHORT COURSE—JAN. 4-30 matters pertaining to fishing for com NearJPost Office, Foster Road o’clock. Agriculture, including Agronomy, • usual from 7:30 to 8:30. The evening mercial and sport purposes and State LENTS Animal Husbandry, Dairying, Horti I will close with a *ong and praise service. Game Warden Finley shall be allowed Phone Tabor 1371 culture, Poultry Husbandry, Insects, Plant and Animal Diseases, Cream Come and have a good time. to handle matters in connection with Foster Rond and Campbell Hte. Ix-nte Hlalion, Portland, On-gun ers Management, Marketing, etc. game, game propagation and protec Home Economic», including Cook »OK» O» Oi OiOs lion Fairview Grange ha» chosen for its ing, Home Nursing, Sanitation, Sew With the gradual completion of the ing Dressmaking and Millinery. i officers for the ensuing year as follows: Commerce, including Business Man grading on the new Wlllamette-Paclf- ¡Master. C H Stone; O ve rt« r, W. E agement, Rural Economics. Business ic line between Eugene and Coos Townsend: Lecturer, Mrs. M 8. Mc Law. Office Training. Farm Account Bay. forces are being materially de tìnglneering. includine ing, etc. “ Kay; Chaplain, D. S. Dunbar; Secre Shor-work and Roadbuilding. creased. With the exception of a few tary. Roy Stone; Treasurer. J. W Townsend; Steward. J. R. Hughes. FARMERS WEEK FEBRUARY 1-4 places, which will not be finished un A general clearing house session of NeMt and second hand household goods Ejought and til April, the completion of virtually Assistant Steward, Blain Turner; Lady six days for the exchange of dynamic th- entire grade Is now a matter of a Assistant Steward, Eva Townre-nd; ideas on the most pressing problems sold. Wall Paper at prices that will surprise you. few S’eek. of the times. Lectufes by leading Ceres, Mr». Ruth Moller; Flora. Mrs. Window Glass. authorities. State conferences. No fatal accidents were reported to J M. Grant; Pomona. Miss Jean Lent; EXTENSION SERVICE Labor Commissioner Hoff during the Pianist. Mrs. A L. Haney; Gatekeeper, Offers lectures, movable schools, In House painting and Paper Hanging at dose week from the several fines of Indus C. S. Shepherd. stitutes and numerous correspondence trial activity throughout Oregon For courses on request. figures. Lead and Linseed oil used. MUSIC: Piano. String, Band, Voice. ty nine were Injured, the railroad, lum Hillsboro. Twenty road districts of No tuition. Reduced rates on all rail Bering and paper industries reporting county have levied special road taxes the greatest share. Twelve were hurt roads. For further infuma ion address, No Job too Large for us to handle for rock l-allarte-l roikjs to tie built dur 1-1 I al I road work, 10 In lumbering, and The Oregon Agricultural College, ing the coming year. Total amount of (tw ll-lAo-l l) «toWVALLL». OKBOOW 11 lr paper mills. Foster Road Next Door levies (41,000. 106 Main Street South, Lents Oregon Secretary Lane, after a long con to P. O. ference with Representative Sinnott I repaired les« than 1807 pair» of shoes and Senator Chamberlain, expressed Lents Sta., Portland, Oregon last week. I would have repaired more his willingness that congress should than 1W7 if every body in Lente had appropriate, without condition, (450,- > "FOR BALE” and "WANT’’ reader, 000 for the construction of a govern known where I am located. R. Abram, in classified column, 1 cent per word on car line rear ot Quinn's Store. for first insertion; cent «u>>sequentlv. ment irrigation project In eastern Or Letter b«-ad», e» vrlope», card», bill egon. and said he possibly .might fa Watch the column for bargain». beaii», anctinVi noticea end poeterà, vor the appropriation of a larger FOR BALE—bnrnc Pigs, Six week» dodg’-r», annonneementa, etc, at Mt W \NTEO—A good reliable man or amount, if It should develop that (450.- old. Smith place, half mile North Gil Beoti Pnb. Co, orti•• , Ix-nls. woman to solicit siibwciption*. Enquire bert «tation. Ertarada Car. 000 would be Inadequate. He gave as (From Tests«I Cows) at Herald office. surance to both members of the Ore WANTED—Boys may be bail and gon delegation that he would riot In sometimes girls. The older ones at sist on a new appropriation by the Or ordinary wage« and others to be schooled and care,I for in return for egon legislature to match the amount TWO DELIVERIES DAILY -light services rendered. For particu appropriated by congress. liest Patterns, Moderate lar* address W. T. Gardner, snpenn- One of the most gigantic private de tendent Boy» and Girls Aid Society of velopment projects ever put forward Prices, Neatest Styles Oregon. Portland. Ore. tf In Oregon w-aui initiated last week when Jason C. Moore, head of a New R. F. I). No. 1. I/ents roll WALK York syndicate, was granted by the state land board a 45-year lease on FOR HALE — Fine Boston Boll Pup. Lakes Summer and Abert, In the Des Cleaning and Pressing by ('all at Herald office, chutes country, for the construction Skilled Workmen FOR RKN1 of plants that will manufacture ni trate, potassium, sodium carbonate, bi OUR SERVICE GUARANTEED enhecriptions to the Herald and the carbonate. and other materials obtain Evening Telegram will l«e taken for a able from ths rich salt deposits In ths limited lime at a combination offer of lake«. ♦4.00 per year. All churvb. socivly. pvrsonal au.l local new» not publtahe-1 tor prolt, tree; notice* oi en- tertalnateat*. coiuluclel fur prvSt. published at a * k - mlnlmuu. ol to wont*. Announce menu and ear.1 ol thauks. Muusrale Ad ver- tlsln» rales quoted on request. Lents Fuel Co Wood Coal At tlx- nieeting of lite official board of the Lente German Relortn Evangelical Church, of which Rev. Thoma. Schild- knecht i» the pastor, this week, t'arl Ciegvlv was nominated for a three years’ term ax elder, and Simon Cwald was re nominated for elder for three years. For the ottice of deacon John Abbuehl wa* nominated to serve three years, Klee- lion of deacon and elders will be held at the annual session of the church Bun- day, January 3. Tlx- Ladies' Aid Soci- ety of thia church has elected them- offi- cers for the year President, Mrs. Rosa Sclnldkneclit. \ u-v presith-nt Mrs. I r nest Schmid; Secretary, Mrs. John Abbuehl, and Treasurer, Mrs. John Glarner The report of the treasurer sliowtxi a balance of (114 on hand PORK The Lents Emporium The Store that Saves You Money mystic Dancing Club Cronolite Roofing A. N. GARDNER A Good Roof A Low Price Watches, Jewelry Repair Work Offl IGRICULTURRL COLLEGE J The Copeland Lumber Company F. F. EHRLICH LOVETTS FURNITURE STORE Tailor Suits to Order $15.00 and up CLASSIFIED Milk and Cream of first class Jersey Quality WINTER SUITS Suitable for Babies Dolson’s Jersey Dairy R John Manz, Lents, Ore I