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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1915)
WANT "ADS” Them In B-6111-1111 Only One-rent a Word Subscription, $1.00 a Year. FRANKLIN HIGH BUSY SCHOOL ML Her¿ilù LENTS, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1915 ML. SCOIÏ SCHOOLS WILL HL AR LECTURES WHAT’RE THE ROOSTERS VEILIN’ FOR? WHY, YA GINK, THEY THINK IT’S A CHICKEN HAWK! LENTS MAN MAKES IM- PORTANT IMPROVEMENT Vol. 13. No. 21 CITY ELECTION NEXT BIG EVENT It remain* for a lanta man to make War veteran* will visit all Mt. Scott lone of the most important improve Water Meters, Sunday Closing of school« at 1 o'clock next Friday after Dr. Chapman Resigns Music Super ment* in Automobile gear that ha« so noon. Several veteran* will go to each Grocery Stores, Garbage Collec visorship; Faculty and Students school «o the room* may all la- visited. | far lieen offer*«!. F. W. Tusaey is the tion, and Annexations, Live Enjoy Picnics; Domestic Science Arleta school will lie visited by J. H. | inventor of the new device, which ie a Issues. Club Formed. i change in the front axle, which is bent Hamilton. W. K. Biddle, Hatnuel Ar buckle, H. D. Cole. J J. Graves, <>. F. forward at each end and tlie wheel turns on a hing«-d thimble that stands to tbe Beiides tbe election of two Commis Dr. Fredrick Chapman, who was «up- Harri«, S. W. .Mclc an. Emory Parady, rear of the point of attachment. The sioner* Portland voter* will be called Joegpli Rodger*, and John A Young ervisior of music In the Grammar result of the arrangement is that the The school at Creston will be visited ; upon to deciiie on eleven measures, most Schools and Franklin High Hcliool, re by II. I. Worden, Thoma* Bodley, Wal machine has a tendency to go in a signed his |»>eltl<>n some time ago. He ter Hohl)«, J. W. Jone«, Ardin Lyman, straight line. The change doee not of which might just have well been left make the steering any more difficult. I off the ballot. Tlie one that is creating intends to go to Boston, bis former J. II. Robb, Hpeneer Wiley, David ' On the other hand there is a tendency the most interest just now is the water home, and continue his work there. 1 Croya, I. P. Hanna. DC Lounsberry, and D L. Tracy i to relieve the motorman on straight meter meaeiire. According to this measure He says that Boston ie a larger city la-nt* will have Cha«. Campbell, Chiui. road*. If left to itself the machine will Commissioner Daly wants to install which pays more attention to every Hinslow, C. Wyckoff, George Doriter. correct it* curves and travel in straight branch of education and will afford him E. D. Smith, L Roasal, C. 0. Wiley, E. line* without the aid of the driver. 5,000 meters at prices that look pretty much belter opportunity to carry on 1 Hamlin, F Htakely. and John Walrod The improvement bar interested ail reasonable compared with tlie price« his work. His resignation leaves an assigned to give litem addr-weee. the automobile men who have seen it, paid by Mt. Scott resilient* a couple of o|«niug lor tbe appointment of a new It cost u* not lew than ten And Wotsimere school will lixten to I and it promises to lie a welcome im year* ago. supervisor. At present W. H. Boyer is K < Markee. F M, Calhcatli, lewis dollar* each. Just what Mr. Daly I prove men t. musical supervisor in the three largest 'Thompson, James Kay, H. H. Blaney, want* is not clear. One of the city High Hcliool« on a salary of »!i<M). The IB P. leeler, O T BM A. W. Mil- paper* says it is 5,000 meter* ; another new supervisor will probably cover both ; ler. 1~ K. Train, and Geo. Burlington. say* 43,000 meter* and at about »4.50 the grammar and high school« at a : each. salary of about »22ft(>. The musicans It is evident to any ooe that the in club of Portland has taken the stand stallation of meters will develop a ten lor the salary paid, Hurtland school* dency to economize in the use of water, At a meeting of the Young Peoples' should have a man with more than especially in large concerns. It is not | Federation of Lents, held in the the intention to supply water for useless ordinary executive |«>wer« and should be cafiable of passing an examination Friends' Church Tuesday evening, May waete. The man who has a meter will I Gil tier t School District will be on tbe and also receive the approval of tbe 1 tbe 18th, the following officer* were be reminded at the end of tbe <tuarter, Federation of Music Clubs. map again Friday evening in a Com when his bill comes in. that he might elected for the ensuing vear: Mr. Hoskin, of the science depart- mencement exercise and in addition tbe have saved something on it if be had President, J Sanger Fox (re-elected) mvnt took hie class to Bryant «talion affair will in a sense tie a dedication of turned the faucet when he got the Vice Preeident, M. H. Black; Secretary necessary water. Thousands of people Reha« in N«w York World. last Saturday, or the upper end of Oswego lake. Among the discoverie* their new school building a* It will be and Treasurer, Edwin Norene (re-elect all over the city daily waste as much they made, was tbe tact that the high the first time the new school auditorium ed); Publicity Manager, Eva Bischoff. water as the need for family purposes. EDITORS WHO APPROVE est |>oint of land tietween Oswego lake is used. An excellent program has OREGON HL NS LEAD IN The following committees were ap Ollier thousands are using much more and the Tualatin river ie only one hun lieen planned ami the entire public is SIXTH MONTH Of CONTEST Of THE SLAUGHTER pointed: Advertising Committee, Eva. water than they pay for. The meter dred leet above sea level. Un examina invited. The main address of the even Bischoff, chairman; Public Meetings will eqnalize this waste, or reduce it to tion of the country around tbe west end Committee, Emil Swanson, chairman a minimum. The press of tbe country is severe in The sixth report of tbe world egg of the lake they found evidence of a ing will lie by Judge Gatens. County pro tern; Social Committee, M. H. Experience of a good many people laying content at the Panama-Pacific its condemnation of Germany for mur large stream having run tietween tbe Superintendent Aimstrong will lx* Black, chairman. who use meters is that their water costs dering men, women and chilldren on Exposition shows that the O. A. C. Ì town and the depot where at present present and give a class address. The proposition of a Fourth of July much less than it did before installing tbe high seas. President Wilson has I-eghorns )e«l with 2<>s eggs and the there is a swamp. The composition of picnic of tbe Federation was discussed them. The writer holds two bills before The program in full is given and it lieen urged to take action against thoee the soil showed that the stream bad promises to bo of unusual excellence. crosses were second with 188. The newspapers which have approved tbe but nothing has been fully decided upon him now. One is for »1.50 for water on lieen silted up by the Willamette when as yet. Watch this paper for further a minimum basis at an office with one Violin Solo, selected, Marie Chap Barred Kock dropped back one place in barbarous and diabolical act of Ger I information along this line. it changed its course. faucet. The other is for a family con many in destroying American lives on the race. The Y'onng Peoples’ Federation con nection, eight faucets and toilet, with Miss Juliann Koller, instructor of man; Invocation, Kev. Moore; History As the United States For tbe term record at this, tbe the high seas. sists of the united young peoples' so meter. »2.10. Previously to the instal iatln at Franklin, displayed a latin i of tbe School, Mamie C. Hogue; Piano Government has the right to suppress middle point of tbe race, the Canada cieties of the Baptist, Methodist, lation of the meter it wa* costing »1.25 exhibit, Monday afternoon. This con Solo, selected, Gordon Boule; f>ediea- aa«y paper that deliberately “inritee ar sisted of eighty large carde showing the | lory Address. Judge Gatens; Vocal pen of Adams' White Wyandotte* is | son, murder or assasination" and that and Evangelical churches of Lent*. to »175 per month, and »2.25 in the relation of luitin to all phases of daily Holo, selected, Mies Minnie Nemeroskv; still in tbe lead with 773 eggs, while is what thoee editors are doing who ap ; During tbe paat year there have been a summer neason. The meter will save its life. Miss Koller explained the exhi i '‘Success" Kobin Reed ; Music, selected, the O. A. C. Leghorns are in second prove the sinking of tbe Lusitania, and number of meetings of this Federation cost in a couple of seasons, to either the If tbe water supply bit which was very interesting and in Brooklyn Grammar Schoo) Orchestra; place and have all but overhauled their some of them almost gloat over it as which have helped greatly to strengthen city or the citizen. structive. Last month the did tbe editors in Berlin, Vienna and tbe feeling of unity and fellowship is economized it will provide ample for I Class History. Fred IjiMear; Music, se splendid competitor*. which exists between the four so double the population. Knowing that Franklin couldn't have lected, Giltiert Band: "('lass Prophecy" laghorns were 47 eggs behind their other places. Dr. Dernberg is over too many clubs, a new one was recently Hilda McTaggart; Piano Solo, Gordon rivals, this month they are but five be here trying to explain the beauties of cieties. This is our aim. We feel that | Below is a complete list of all the by a united effort, we, as young people meawures to be voted on at the coming organized by girls of the domestic Houle; Beyond the Bay Lite the Ocean, hind. The O. A. C. crosse* are third German “Kultur" alias German Lent«, can accomplish much more I election : of science and domestic art departments. class oration, Hazel Burse ; Violin Solo, with 712 eggs, having advanced from savagery and German barbarism and to Referendum ordinance providing for Fern Kieffer ie the president; Stella Marie Chapman . Class Address, Bupt. fifth place last month. The O. A. C. J explain to us how beautiful and worthy good in this community. metering of all water services. Stafford the vice-president; Jean A. P. Armstrong; Music, Brooklyn Barred Rock are now fifth in the terms 1 it is of emulation. Dr. Dernburg has Referendum ordinance providing for Mitchell, secretary and Helen Homulh Grammar School Orchestra; Presenta record* with 694. been freely making comments, and Lents Association Elects Sunday closing of grocery stores. There are 60 pens in the contest. The they are nothing less than “threats" of the treasu’er. The club will meet each tion of Diplomas, (chairman of Board? The Lent* Parent-Teacher Associa- Initiative ordinance, by Commission, month. The purpose of the club ie to i Mr. Furey; Music, selected, Gilbert lowest record is 127 eggs for tbe six what Germany ie going to do in the tion elected officers at its Friday meet amending Bancroft bonding act to make visit places which show work along the Band; "MotherGoose," Miss Brackett’s month*, made by a San Francisco i future. President Wilson should lose ing. Mr*. Maude Darnall was elected line of their studies, on a larger scale. pupils; Mu-ic, “Home Sweet Home," flock. The O. A. C. laghorns and I no time in notifying him that his pres President; Mrs. Otto Katzky, Vice-1 installments for street improvement* Their first turn was to tbe Hotel Port Gilbert Band. crosses are now ahead of any other pens ence is exceeding objectionable in thio president; Mi** Stella Smith, Secretary, payable semi-annually. Initiative ordinance, by Commission, land, where they visited the kitchen, from the United States or England. country. and Mrs. A. F. Hershner, Treasurer. • granting pensions to C. D. Shane and The encouraging thing about the O. the refrigerator room, and a bedroom Prof. Rebec of tbe University WM W. H. Whitcomb, disabled firemen. Some (leaning Hints suite. Before leaving they were served A. C. flock is that the three pens stand present and delivered an excellent lec- I FEED AND CARE Ot CHICK Initiative measure, by Commission, Kerosene Is a great time saver il ueed close together right near the top. They with ice creain and cake, in the grille, tore which was appreciated by all. changing charter provision regarding in cleaning sinks, bowls and bath tube. were bred by the same selective method by the hotel management. DURING ITS FIRST WEEK Dr. Sommers of tbe school board re-appointment of employees tempo- A cloth wet in keroeene will quickly and result* show beyond question that Franklin High Schoo) beats all for also present and made a short talk on rarily laid off. picnics. Even the (lignified faculty went remove the gummy deposit without tbe breeding ha* been good. The chick* are just out. What are the work of the school board. Initiative measure, by C«>mmMnon, The highest individual record is that their needs now? so far as to indulge in a real picnic last scratching the enamel. Tbe table* and other utensils for e proposing municipal garbage collection The long handled paint brush will of the New York Leghorn with 111 egg* Friday. They took the Arlington A gentle and careful mother hen hav lunch room have been provided and tbe system to operate at expense of tax Two O. A. C. Heights car to the end of the line. Thia reach many places which without it are for the six months. ing excellent health and no lice. gas connections will be made within a payers. not being enough they walked about a inaccessible. The half-inch stiff bristle croeses are tied for second with 107 eggs (Thorough dusting with a good lice few day*. Initiative measure giving Commission mile farther on when suddenly some of brush will remove the dust from tbe each. The third highest is an O. A. C. powder while sitting and just before The school ha* invested in a new power to turn dog pound over to Hu- handle and corners of cream pitchers, laghorn with 105 eggs, and another tbe men-folks tiecame faint from lack of hatching will kill the lice. typewriter, a* a convenience in ‘ issuing mane Society. food. Then camp was pitched and sugar bowls, vsses and fancy dishes. Oregon Iaghorn is sixth with 9,5 eggs. ‘ _ Charter amendment giving Commie- A dry. airy brood coop which is rat matters relative to school work. This If' These brushes are good to have for the lunch was spread. A tire was built and was bought out of the proceeds of the sion power to handle seven East Side and rain proof. a pack of hounds roasted. In other machine drawer as well ar for the Church Gives Entertainment grade crossing eliminations an one Quietness the first day, no food. recent entertainment*. words, they had “hotdog" a la cinders. kitchen sink. line of the best program* of the The graduating classes are preparing project. Sharp, dry sand on floor of coop and The small wooden backed brushes Home hot coffee was prepared for thoee season was rendered at the Iaiurelwood Initiative ordinance, by Commieeson, an entertainment for the afternoon and who could not drink in the scenery, which can tie purchased for five cent* Methodist Church a week ago Tuesday fountain of water handy. (Mother hen evening of the 4th ot June The entire providing limited regulation of jitneys. each, ui .-It for a quarter, make the may have some whole wheat or corn.) and everything went off in fine shape. evening, and it is reproduce«! in full: Annexation of Linnton to Portland. Starting food—Bran mixed crumbly class of 36 will participate in "Madame A ball game was played in which Miss cleaning ot vegetables, of the sink, and Organ Selection, Mrs. Wool worth; Charter amendment to annex St. Jarley ’ s Wax Works. ” The proceeds of pots and pans much easier. with raw egg; or bread squeezed dry Koch acted as back stop most of the of this affair will be used in providing Johns to Portland, Whiting makes an excellent and in Lullaby Drill; Tenor Solo, Mr. Clarence cut of milk. time. The party broke up about 8 curtain* for the auditorium stage. Initiative measure giving Council It may be Heath; The Dolls’ School, Elmer* o'clock after a very enjoyable afternoon. expensive polish for silver. Grain mixture—1 vint cracked wheat. ----------------------------- power to build fire stops on water-front used with alcohol nr water. The form- Bloan; Song, Master Donald Miller; 1 pint cracked corn, (Oreg. Sta. Bui.), Lents Man Is Missing I er dries more quickly. A paste is made Song, Fern and Norman Mahan; Read from second day but not too much at The monthly reseion of the Senior at cost of abutting property owners. ing, "The Susceptible Parson," Mar- Bible Class of the Lent* M. E. Church, Cyrus B. Potter, a resident of lants, and applied to the silver. When dry i jorie Haley; Solo, Elizabeth Farrell; any one time. owing to the interview of Rev. Boyd has lieen missing since May 15, and his | the paste is rubbed off with a soft dry Woodmere School Activities. A fifteen minute meal of starting food Moore with the pastors of the other de wife has asked the Portland police to I cloth and the silver washed in hot Reading, "Arthusia'* Beaus,” Norman Woodmere is to have a summer school Mahan; Rose Bong and Drill; Male at early morning feed, and at noon, A nominations, will be held in the aasist in the search for him. The last soap-suds. The customary summer meal of grain mixture at Friend’s Church which has been kindly this year. ten minute .Chorus; Reading, "The Minister ’ s Ser Balt and vinegar, about equal parts, if time he was seen, he wa« looking for school classes will be organized. Teach 4 p. m. mon, ” Mr*. Etta Wooiery; Japanese donated tor the occaeion, next Friday work in Portland. The police have allowed to stand and hour or two in the ers have already been assigned. This An active life from second day, on evening, May *28. found no further trace of him. water pitcher or carale, will looeen the Song and Drill; Reading, "No Sect* in will be tbe only summer school for the Heaven," Miss Stella Wilson; Bong, grass run. Hen always shut in coop Hie description follows: Height ft lime deposit often found on theoe ar- The following will take part, giving ... , . . . .. . , niurr entire . Mt sl Scott uiBLricb. district, la-oie lants, Arma, Arleta, "Doan yo cry ~ia honey, ” Young while chicks run in and out at will in feet 11 tnchee; weight 186 pounds; age I tides, so it can be easily removed. their view* of their respective denomi-1 .. _ , ,, _. ’ 5ft years; hair gray. When the burners of the gas stove be Ladies' Chorus; Song, "Doll* for Sale," good weather, to be shut in with hen at nations regarding tbe doctrine of s-ancti-' Woodmere It is hoped that a large at- come clogged and sticky, remove and Fean Mahan ; Club Swinging. Solo, Mr*. night. fication. 1. What is it? •’ Wh en ” i tendance will be secured. Prof. Dick Gladys Noel; Rose Drill; Song, Male New Day Observed To be examined twice for lice on head . place in a strong solution of sal soda. given? 3. What doe* it do: son will direct the work and Misa Hickey Chorus; Song, "Hush, her* comes the "Father'« Day" will be observed at : After boiling a few minutes, raise and and throat. Methodist, Rev. I. K. Gillihan and and Mi** Hchroyer will assist. the Evangelical Church next Bunday at go over tbe burners with a stiff brush. Dream Man." Rev. Cravin ; Baptist, Rev. J. M. Mel-1 To be sparingly greased with lard on The Woodmerr school* will give an The Inllaby drill was by eighteen tiny 11 a. m. The pastor has a special mes Be careful not to put the hands in the son; Friends, Rev. Mr*. Riley; Evan head and throat when lice appear. other entertainment on Friday evening. sage for the fathers. Come fathers and sal soda solution. This same treatment tot* and was one of the prettiest drills Their coop cleaned and moved fre gelical, Rev. Horncbuch; Presbyterian, It will be gfven under the direction of bring the mothers and children, All ie excellent for the burners of kerosene imaginable. Most of those taking part quently and kept free from mites by Rev. Amo*. All Bible student* are the Parent Teacher Association and will were very small children and they did are cordially invited. lamps. cordially invited to be present. be a descriptive picture show of Ha- remarably well. Especially good were use of coal oil. M. N. Repp, Chairman of Lookout Daily Mails wiian scenery to be given by Rev. Smith Fern and Norman Mahan, Elizabeth Their grain scattered on clean ground, Committee, E. B. Kutan, preeident. Malls at the I^nts poetoffice arrive Mrs. Boardman Loses Son of Sunnyside M. E. Chngcb. It will be Farrell, Elmera Sloan and little Donald ami mash and water in frequently and depart daily, except Sunday, a* fol free and everyone is invited. Mrs. N. Boardman was called to I Miller. The Young ladies’ Chorus and cleansed dishes. April wheat shipment* from Portland lows: North Platte, Nebr., on the 14th by the Male Choru* answered to several en- Grit, charcoal and cracked bone in Depart Arrive amounted to 016,916 bushels. il'ness of her eon. Miles Boardman. He cores. The audiedee would have l>een separate dishes. Regents of the Htate Normal school 6:00 A. M. 7:30 A.M. died the 20th and Mrs. J. E. Updyke very willing to have had every number A change in the feeding the second will build and equip a »50,«0 tratalng 12:30P. M. left that evening to be present at the repeated could they nave lieen *o week.—C. C. Lamb, Extension Poultry 12:ftOP. M. Bandoa ha* sold »14,000 bond* for a school, all of Oregon material* and 5 80 P. M. I funeral. 3:80 P. M. humored. man, O. A. C. new school bouse. mannfactur*. SCHOOL DEDICATION AND G0MMFNGEMEN1 BUSINESS MfE TING Of LFNTS FEDERATION