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LENTS, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, THURSDAY, J NUARY
ROSE SOCIEIY FURNISH
USI Of CHOICE ROSES
AS HE LOOKS 10 SOME PEOPLE.
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CIRCLE MEMBERS DECIDE
MENARENECESSARYEVIL
Vol. 13.
No. 3
MULTNOMAH STATE
COMMENDED
While addressing l^nt* Grange on
On last Wednesday, the 13th, several
member* of Shiloh Circle and one male Bank Condition Best Ever. Patrons
escort visipsl Peter Porter Circle. They
Stand by Cashier Bloyd.
Bit
all bail a fine time and a good dinner.
Business
is
Prophesied
lor
the
After dinner Peter Porter Circle was in
of hie choice rime*. It i* not advisable
Future.
stall«*!. After tlx- ceremonies several
Good Start.
to attempt to grow all of these or many
short interesting tqx-eclx-* were made by
of these. A few varieties grown abun
comraiie* and ladies. Three or four of
Overtrading i* more dangerous t*> i dantly, will l>e more valuable for deco
The prompt manner in wbicb the di-
HMIo Circle member* started home a I rector* and stockholders of the Multno
rative
puri>o»ee
than
a
larger
iiumlier.
young chicken* than un<ierf<*eding. say ■
little tarly and left without escort as
th<M<< wir> have nnuir a *|i«-inl- | Then tne owner will have a I letter
there was only one ««ecdrt and he could mah State Bank cl ear«* 1 up the institu-
chance
to
study
the
Individuality
ot
ty, in rai»ing poultry. Young chink-
i tion, standing after it was discovered
not be divided.
i-na should In* fed from three to fiv««, each variety ami develop its possibilities
that former cashier Rostad had so near-
Tliey
started
out
and
lioarded
the
first
tin»« daily, depending upon one'» ex-1 to the limit.
car that came along. After riding some ' ly brought it to ruin, has won high com
pcrience in («•«•ding.
I udoubO'dly1 Mr McFarland »ay«;
distance tliey looked out and fourxl the mendation from State Bank Examiner
chickens can lie grown faater by feeding , ”1 »ngveet the following varietiee of
scenery unlike what they came thrmigh I
five liiucM daily than by feeding three rose* «* good kind*, well adapted for
coining, so finally one lady approached i Sargeant.
times daily, but at no time should they growth by the general public. They
He personally called up the HERALD
the conductor and asked him if they
bo 1, m | more than bandy tn aatufy their , are moetly of thrifty growth ami reason
were
on
the
right
car.
The
conductor
last
Friday and informed ns that the
ap|»-tii«*i and to keep them exercising. ! ably free fr««m mildew.”
politely
asked
her
where
they
wanted
to
bank's
condition was first clsuwi
He
rxi-ept at tin* evening or last meal, I White and creamy shades: Frau Karl
go. "Why. to fjeiii* of coarse.” rays that all shortages and questionable
when they ahould la* given all they will I Drimehkie, Kais rein Augusta Victoria,
“Well,” lie saul. “you are on a St. John
rai Greater care must be exerclswl no I Molly Ftiarman Crawford, Mr*. Foley
transactions have been cleared up by
rar going to St. John».” When siie in I I the
Directors, and that tbe bank was io
to overfired young clil<-k» that an- oon- II o I i I mi , Maliel Drew, Mr*. Cornwallis
formed her party they all made a rush
fined than thmu* that have free range. We*t, W. It Smith.
for tlie door. .r,-f conductor told them as gotxl condition as ever so far as
U’* leg w«'aklX'«s I* liable to reatllt ill , Red and Hhade* of same: Hugh Dick
to do nothing rash a* lx* would stop «Mie ability to serve its patrons i» concerned.
son, George Dickson, Lament Carle,
tlx
fined.
ent?
of ’he car at the nextcroaiing where
General
McArthur,
Cbantan
de
clas
Bat contrary to expectations, not
I
<
tliey could get off otxTtake the <-ar run
timi .liter tin ar-
to I' hour« old, Voug«*>t, Gloried« Chedatie Guiiioivsean
even
this good report wa* r.ectsssary to
ning in opposite direction. Inquir
n ! ,
11,.
" lib a hl n or iu a and Clrich Brunner.
i carry the bank through a few trying
ing
if
that
was
tlx-
Mt.
Scott
car,
were
Pink and shad«-* of same: Mailame
r
hi ' f.
I ii..i) mtniii
tohl it wa.« the St. John* «-ar ami inquiry days. It was quickly understood that
Caroline Teetont, Cvnthi« Forde, Lady
was made a» to where they wanted to the important moment was passed,
Ashtown,
Ladv
Alice
Stanley.
Mrs.
stale bread, pinhead oatmeal, or rolle«l |
go.
Tliey Mtid, “to Lente, of c-ouree.-' that all danger was over, and deposits
oal», which («•«*!* or combi nation* may John Laving.
lie
told
tixn. to stay until they reached and withdrawals were normal. The
I»- iimm I with good result*.
Maahee! Yellow and shad««* of same: Marqui»«
the transfer and take the car with trans Saturday following the publicity given,
■nix«*! with milk are of conaiderable | De Hinety, Ladv Hellingdon, Duchess
fer on it to Hawthorne, where they tbe receipts were above the average for
value in giving the chicken* a good atari j ot Wellington, Sunburst, Mad. Cha*
would get a Mt. Scott rar. They made the week, while the money checked ont
Mr*. Aaron Ward,
Harry
til lite, but tie* mixtures should la* f<*l in | Lata nd,
the
change all right at the transfer, and was below tbe general run.
a crumbly inaa* and not in a sloppy <*on-1 Kirk.
on arriving al Hawthorne tliey took the
Not a little of the safety of tbe hank
dition. After tire chicken* are two i Mixed Fie»h ami Coppery color*:
first car with Mt. Scott on it. They ■ was due to the presence of the cashier,
—Bra in Baltimore Sun.
Melanie
month* old they may la« fed four lime* j Mon* Joseph Hill, Mad.
asked the if it ran through to lente, Mr. H. E. Bloy«i. It is probable that
Lady Pirri», Lady Rolierts,
dally, with giaal reaulta
Jolumyrak«- Houpert,
but were informed that they were going had the officers of the bank sent any
eom|a>*ed of the following ingredient* in I Lyon'* Rose, Kate Moulton, Pharisaer,
to
run to Alder street liefore they could other person oat to Lente other than
th«- proportion» named is a very g<x»l Jonkheer J.L.Mock, Mad Segon Weber,
turn around for fxmts. They were told Mr. Bloyd there would have been ano
feed for young chick*. tine docen in Mad Edmond Rost rand, Florence Pem
tliey Eiad better take tlie Mt. Scott rar ther etory to tell. But somehow, within
fertile egg* or I pound of allied beef berton.
running tlie other way. which they did the time be has been connecte«! «ith it
Decorative Varitira: Rayon D. Orr,
rerap to 10 pounds of corn meal; add
and
arrived at Lent« alright.
They as assistant cashier there has dev*lop««d
enough milk to make a pasty ma*h, and yellow; Mr*. Alfrol Tate, copery pink;
were heard to exclaim that the next a confidence in hi* merits that p-it the
Betty,
coppery
ro*e;
trial»
Elegance,
1 tald«**|MM>nful of baking *oda
Dry
time they went to Peter Porter Circle depositors and the town at ea»e and
bread crumlw may be mixed with hard- orange scarlet; Irish Fireflame, orange
without an escort they would not go, there wa* no thought of danger uutil it
boilail egg*, making about one-fourth of crimson; Old Gold, orange and coppery;
tliey would stay at home.
the mixture egg», or rolled oat* may la* Mad. Edwartl Hernott, coral red and
was all over.
Ijist We«ine*day evening was tlie oc- anon was tlie building of a public hall, '
Strange as it may seem, Mr. Bloyd
iims I in plan«" of the bread crumb*. Fred yellow.
was sent here in opposition to the ad
the bread cramtoe, rtdkal oa.*, or johnny- j Pillar«; Arils Pillar, red; Billiard et cxsum for the ralebration of tlie t««nth or community house, somewhat similar
In Memory ot Julia A. Campbell
cake mixture* five tune* daily for th«- ’ Barre, yellow ; Mad Jul««» Gravereaux, anniversary of tlie founding of the Har- to thus«* that have been built *in«*e that
Lents relatives and acquaintances vice of former cashier Rostad, who said
firat week. thru gradually »ulMtitute for creamy; J. B. Clarke, red ¡Climb Mr«. mony Pillili«« Improvement Society. time in several parts of Portland. As wiil be interested in a brief sketch of he was not sufficiently liked in Lents to
one <>r two fe«*l* ot the mixture finely ; W . J. Grant, pink;
handle tbe hnsiness with satisfaction.
Th«* meeting wa* bel«i at the tiomo of there were only two buildings of a pub Mrs. Champbell.
Climbing
Decorative:
American Mr and Mrs.
cracked grain* of equal part* by weight
Juli» A. Campbel), wife of W, J. Contrary to this when a little paper
Spomwr on Eiglity- lic eharocter in the district, the church
of crack«*! wlieat. finely cracked corn, Pillar, pink and white; Excel«*, c.ritn- *«<*ind *tn*‘t, just a short distance be and th«- scboolhtmse, and lieing alieo- Campbell, died at the family home, was circulated for signers this week, re
and pinhead oatmeal or liull«*l oat*, to eon; Thau«en*cbon, pink; Hiawatha, yond tlie city limit* to the south. hitely prohibited from using the church Clarke County, Wash., on the 31st day questing the officers of the Sink to con-
which nlaiut fi |a*r cent of cracked |*-.x* scarlet; Allierie Btrbier, white, Shower There wen- probably fifty per»oti* pres -for any kin«l of a racial gathering, and j of December, 1914.
The immediate tinne Mr. Bloyd here permanently,
a
reluctant
consent
granted
for
the
use
■
or broken rice and 2 percent of charcoal, of Gold, yellow.
cause
of
death
being
due
to fracture of about everybody <n town signedit. In
ent, including nieinls-r*. and mvnihen«
millet or ru|*> reed may lx« added. A i Polyantha«: Orleans, red; Cecil of familie* represented in tlie society, of the whoolhouse, a very unsuitable joint of left tiiigh, sustaitie«l December fact there was no attempt made to get
commercial chick («•«•«I may I*- nulMti- Brunner, pink; Perle D. Orr, yellow; and visiting frieiid*. The meetings be- building to use for tlie purpose at any 17th from a fall at home.
a large lint, bat people came and signed
tuted if «hwirvd. The al*>v«> ration can Levine Lamusch, «»pper.v; Catherine gin in th«« afternoon an«l eontinne till time, we resolve«! to provide something i Julia Ann Barulins wa« the «laughter it without solicitation and what was
he fed Until the chick* are two week* Zeimet, white.
evening. Young and old take part, lietter, and a credit to the community. of Thomas and Sarah Barchus, and was begun for a mere representation, de-
Mr. McFarland i* an anient student especially at tlie "supper hour" when Then commenced several year* of tlie horn August 26, 1S.36, in Licking Coun developed into a petition of over sixty
old. when they should lie pl a«** I on
of the rose. He I* favorable to frequent on«« of the best dinners of the year i* to most «trennons labor, requiring an in ty, Ohio While she was yet a small | depositors and patrons of the bank.
grain and a dry or wet ma*h mixture.
After the chick* arc 10 day* old a good spraying and suggest* that people who lie had.
And the Spooner dinner was domitable courage and as strange as it child her father diet! and her mother This simply ebows another instance
growing inaali. cvmpoM-d of 2 part* by have roee* infested with mildew should no exception.
There w as all »ort* of may seeni we encountered a bitter op with her small family of fonr children wherein Mr. Rostad showed very bad
weight of bran, 2 part* middling*, I destroy them. A rose once infected i* “eats”, including some of the new hard- position, not only passive but active, i move to Marion Conntv, Iowa, in 1S5’>. I judgment.
part cornmeal, 1 part low grade wheat not likely to rid itself of the <le*ea«e. time dishes, "K” breail. and “K” can but still we continni*! our efforts with On the 2Sth day of October, 1857, she
Members of the committee who pre
flour or red-dog flour, and 10 percent j Lime and sulphur, loapeuds, or for
unabated energy to secure funds for wa« married to William J. Campbell. sented the paper to the otfi<-ers of the
dy, etc.
rifted laid rerap, may he placed in a i maldehyde are useful in keeping down
But tlie little splurge in economy was building purposes by giving entertain To this union there were liorn nine bank made it clear that they believed
hop|**r and left before them at alltiin««*. mildew, but it must tie aoplied Ire- mon« than ina<le up in tlie tine cakes ment* every two and a half months at children, Salem S., Mrs. Sarah I. they could double the Bank's deposits
Tin* maali may be («*1 either wet or dry; quently, and long before the mildew is and pie* that were added to the last of tlie school house, hauling everything Granthan;, Alex V., Constant T., within tbe year with the present man
if wet, only enough moisture (cither noticable. The white mildew is the the menu to tempt already di*t«-nd«*l there, making a platform. Cleaning up Homer A., Mrs. Viola M. Harvey, for cashier. If their present attitude
and scrubbing the Hoors etc , after ■ Martha B., deceased, Charles E. and is anv index to feeling there is no
milk or water) should be add«*! to make mature parasite ami spraying it would stomach* to the point of explosion.
tlie feed crumbly, but in no sense »loppy. be like cutting weed* after they are
, doubt about it.
After the supper the chairs wen- ar every entertainment, entailed endie** Antony B.. deceased.
When thia growing maali or mixture i* gone to set*I.
latior.
We
gave
excursions,
lawn
fetes,
In
tbe
spring
of
1864
her
husband
ranged ami a program wa* presented
not need a hopper containing bran ahould
consisting of song* ami musical selec •*>w«*L cooked dinner* on election days ; with a number of neighbors concluded
Yeaqer Shows War Pictures
ALASKA'S SEAWEED.
lie accessible to the chicken* at all
tion*. • Tim most important number in for judges, clerks and voter«, gave tlie i to move to the "Oregon country” cross
The
Yeagar Theatre is putting on
schoolhou*«-
it«
annual
cleaning,
and
time*.
ing the vast plains during the following
the program this year was a society
some
exceptionally
fi:>e pictures now
slowly
but
surely
was
accumulating
the
A* aoon a* the chicken* will eat the i Volcanic Eruption» H«vo a O»«0lv El
summer and arriving in the month of
history, prepan*, by Mr*. Kilton. the
tect Upon Kolp Lit»
day*. The "Mother Love,” six reel
whole wheat, crack«*! corn, and other | I'liv ctaiunue «hme t<> »••ii«v«-U »nd founder ol tin- organization.
December in Portland.
Mrs. liesind amount.
Two of our generous residents, to | In 1869 a homestead was settled up film shown Saturday was the biggest
grain*, tin- sma)l-eiae«l chick feetl can be otlici tm in» «it mirriue «egelatloii is Mpooner, th«* president oi the society
whom we are indebted for many other i on on the banks of Johnson creek, on film ever seen in Lents and it was seen
eliminated.
In addition to the above u I hiiii tile iii'l thing thui uiiiiiil iH-cut since its organization preshied.
feed* the chicken*’ growth can la» In anybody « Im lwi«l uul made n -tuUy
¡favor* when we gave entertainments, what wa.« then the Oregon City road, by a good crowd. A series of war pic-
Mr* Kilton said:
; tures, taken on tlie field of battle, will
haatened if they an- given «our milk, ul (lie *ilbj»-« t a* ii i»i**ll>ie rerun ot
"Dear friend*, we meet this evening donated a lieautifnl site for our building. and about one half mile south of the
j lie shown tonight an«l prolrably again
skim milk, or buttermilk to drink. | ii vulCMUle eruption
bi enjoy a pleasant n-nnion ami to cele With about |400 in cash and several suburban town of Le Is, at this time
Growing chicken* kept on n good range , Kelp is om* ot the mo*i u*i-tm furur» brate the tenth anniversary ot the for hundred more subscribed we felt that at this portion of the countv was sparsely j Saturday night. These are positively
last we had enough to enclose a build settled, being in fact only a wilderness. new pictures and have not even been
may be given all their fee<l in ii hopper, ol *eiiwe«*l it o*«*l to ue tuiiial III mation of our »«H-iety.
mixing 2 pnrta by weight of cracked corn Hliiuiitam e oil vurmue part» nt the
ing
and we would finish it a* we secured
In 1897 a move was made to View, reen down town. Next week will be
"On a gray day in .January. 190fi, a
riHist <>l Ala»ka. mil tm »everni vear*
!
additional
funds.
We
ha«l
commenced
with I part of wheat, or equal part* of
Clarke
County, Wash., where several ol lull from first to last. There will be a
past tin* crop Ha* i>eeii pi actu ally <le litth* group of women, seven in number,
cra<-ke<l corn, wheat, and oat* in one stroyed by volcanh eruption* wtin-n namely, Me-danus Stevens, Millard, excavating when, Io, tragedy stalked the children hail settle«!, and here with special vaudeville stunt, Monday and
Tuesday evening*, a quartette of comedy
hopper anil the dry manli for chicken* lune uecurrcd in mat viciulty
Spooner, Otl«-y, t’oates, Fortner ami forth and our "air castle” tnuibhd into them “Grandma” spent her last years.
in another. The beef «crap may be left
ruin'
A*
this
is
our
family
skeleton
we
I'bl* ha* peen a *>ni|-ce <>l great his * Kilton, met at the home of Mr*. S. B.
Besides husband and surviving child singers, an Irishman, a Dutchman, a
Weiinesilay the
out of the dry ma*h and fi*l in a separ In the liatlws ul Alaska wlm mne Millanl and formed the Harmony l*nb- I have thrown a rolie of charity over him, ren, she left two sisters, Mr*. Carolyn i .lew and a negro.
ate hop|*-r, mo that the chicken* can eat made use ot kelp in a variety ot ways lic Improvement Society, electing as ! thrust him into the closet and turned Battin, of Milwaukee. Ore., and Mrs. j Athon-Johnsou Stock Company will ap-
all of thia feed they <le*ire. If the beef A* It grmv* uiily m shallow waler il officers: President. Mr«. Kilton. Vice- the key.
Hannah Dannals, of Lafayette. Ore., ! pear. Thursday. Friday, Saturday and
scrap is to I h ’ foil »eparafely it i* udvi«- lias proved a vnluahle am lu travlga pn'sident, Mrs. Millard : Secretary. Mr*
lieing thwarted in our purjaxe to and one brother, C. Barchus, of Amboy, * Sunday the Laxern Company, Illusion
able to wait until the chick* art- Kt day* liou in waters «her«- mere are prae
build a hall in th«< neighborhood and Wash., 21 grandchildren and «even shows, will simply take the town.
1 Hpooner, Treasurer. Mr«. Coates.
Ijizern is at Sellwcxxl this week, playing
old, although many poultrymen put the tli-ally no aid* except such a* liamre
"In forming tliis sca iety tliey weie ac- wishing to make a* wire * lire of the grandchildren.
I'licu too tlie native*
, to a crowd«*! I mure.
beef wrap before the young chicken* at has provided
funds
at
our
«lisposal
a*
jmssible
and
a*
Fur many years "Grandma” was a
- tnattnl by one idea, but a comprehensive
usi>d It to fertilize men gardens
Th«' A't'ager is disposed to mn a news
th«* start without bad result*. Chicken*
I'here are various theories as to jusi . on«-—that of «ocial service and uplift we ha«l la-come a legally intxirporaled faithful ami consistent member of the
1 column in tlie Herald, including a ques-
confined to «mall yard* ahould *lways how the action of voii-aimcs interrupt*
*«a'iety
for
charitable,
benevolent
an«l
United
Brethren
church,
boi
ling
mem
1 work in tin- community in which they
i tion and answer correspondence depart-
la« supplied with green fix'd, such a* or entirely- stops tin- growth or Kelp
resided. Their hearts were title«! with educational perp«»»*, we «leeidcd to bership at View, ami there in the
1 nient.
lettuce, sprouted oat*, alfalfa, or clover, line Is ihnt the hot masts nud poison
biiil«!
a
club
house
for
the
Chautauqua
be*iitifn! 'I untsin View <--meterv. on
{courage and hop«' and their eye* I»1-
_________________
but the l*-»t pliu-e to rai*«1 chiekena sue- mi.* gases ivtm n |*oir out ot the
ressionant Gladstone Park, erecting the January 2, with loving han Is, she wa« <
<••■»» I t, 11 \ i- on i c.... I rang«' «here no < raters during eruption« are fatal tn held a vision of social liettermenL Some ' first club honre there on a beautiful and
laitl to rest, services being conducted by
j visions and dream» come true. an«l
exti'i g> .................. 1«
r< |llind.
Ffne point life
charcoal, grit, and oy*t«-r »hell ahould be I Another more protiabie exiiiimamm I *<>me r,ever reach fulifillinent. and al- I convenient site. We were invited to Rev. Dskin, a fitting trilmte to one
kept before th«« chicken* at all time*. ,
1 though this vision did n--i materiali* j make our choice of l«a-ation, and tlx* whore life was speat in kimily acts and
and cracked or ground bone may I* led , ot the dnmnue d«m«‘ to kelp 1« that 11
- present site wa* th«- unanimous chou-e
where the chicken* an* kept in »mall ' 1« due to the enormous musses ot pum quite in the manner exp-cted, yet we ! of th«- society, on a pleasant picnic ar- loving de«*l*. honore l by all who knew
feel that our lals r b*« not been in vain.
her.
bate yard*, but the latter feed i* not l«-e from me voh-atiora
John Peterson of Fifth Ave,, Lents,
iu*i****ary lor chicken* that have a good | I'bis pumice, it is thought, cover« the Although meeting dKaviiointmt'iit in I ranged for that purpose. And time has
range.
riM K* *■ licit till Kel^i mill othei til l I not seeing th«> fruition ot - -me of our confirm«*! th«' wisdom of the cluiie««, a*
di«*l at In* home last Friday, ami wa*
Daily Mails
Tin1 U. S. Department of Agriculture , mie pi.int* (mil it mu»,-.*! e to . >m.
it is quiet, restful, and within easy
Not ranch is
Mai'.« at tlie Lents poatoiflee arrive burie-1 on Satil rday.
recently leaned Farmers' Bulletin No. | to them or it nun is- tnnt it 1* the i cherished plan.», we have b«*-n ria-om walking distune« of tla* auditorium and
known
of
Mr.
Peterson*
history. He
l*>n««
<l
by
the
nu
«-«-»stul
result*
achiev«*l
and
depart
daily,
«
‘
xcept
Sunday,
a*
fol
624, entitled “Naturnl and Artificial
leav.-s a wife and several stepcbUdren.
BriMHhng of Chicken*” which contain* grinding etTo«-t prislm-crl nn mi» great ill oilier ways, by th«- miMtish work convient to *tan«ls.
lows :
"This building contains a rest room
the practical instructions that have la-en iMiis* of rough atone ny the >-on*limf ami high iti.-al.« of social w-r« ice that
Tlie funeral was held at Kenworthy’s,
Depart
Arrive
given in thi* rerie*
It may be had by mowriK-nt ol tlie tides *i»l waw*
for
tlie use of its members an«l also the
Rev. Riley condixiting tbe oeremonira,
A.
M.
i
lias
ever
eliaracterix'-d
the
society
sine««
6:0tJ
A.
M.
poultry raiser* free of charge on applica w ill« h crush«-* out me w»t«-r* «egv
public, and many have avail«*d them- 12 :M>P. M.
12:30P. M. and the remain* were pla«*d in Jit.
it* inception.
tion to the U. H Department of Agri tame life —New York American
culture, Waahington, D. C.
(continnel on page 5)
5:30 P. M Scott Cemetery.
Th«> first work planned am! decided
3:»t P. M.
Cheap, Heathful Food lor Chicks Rove Culture two weeka ago, Mr. E. B.
and Mature Birds all Important McFarland, preaident of the Portland
Matter. Young Chicks Require Rose Society, promt»«*! to furnish list*
HARMONY SOCIETY
CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY
JOHN PETERSON
PASSES AWAY