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WANT “ADS” Them In 11-6111-1111 Only One-cent a Word Subscription, $1.00 a Year. LENTS TRAVELER REPORTS VISIT LENTS, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1915. FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL »<iy u> tara "mu STUDENT KILLED </r into i I flic watering trough«. I ON HIS MIND. la.8. Harry Turtledove, studmi Franklin High Hcliool, wSe Uiletl 1 day about 11 o’clock, at cast Firs* -Uev. and Hawthorne by Ix-iug ground against a telephone pole by an automobile driven by Harley Hamilton, of Joseph, ance Procress. Oregon. It appears that Harry was Ona of the groat events of the year coming down Hawthorne on the south barn in Boaton 1 have neglected tailing side of the street. Hamilton was going you about ia tha ('•nteiinial Celebration east, and was prevented from swinging of tha "Handel and Haydn Society." out by a car going in tlie same direction. Ona hundred years service in promot He undertook to meet Harry by «wing- ing tha Intaraata of choral innate, giving 1 ing to the right. Harry swung in tlie pleasure to a wide and ever replenish- same direction, meeting tlie automobile ing public, la aurely worthy of note. and at tlie same time caught by the tel- March 24, 1816. the society waa founded | ephone pole.- Tbe machine waa damaged by a group of musical enthusiasts. The and Harry died in spite of every effort annala of tha aoclaty telle of many In- to save him. Tlie doctor thought his tareating facta. The flrat public con ■ heart waa pierced by a rib. Harry Turtledove was prominent in cert waa given In the tamona King'« Chapel Christmas night of 1816, and stndeot affairs at Franklin High last He waa connected as business early in 1810 the aociety incorporated. year. December 1817 a gr<<at innovation waa manager of the student monthly maga suggested, namely, that of inviting zine. He leaves a faluer and mtrtiier ladies to aaalat al the regular rehearsals. and several brothers and sisters. Mr. Hamilton was held charged with Thia waa decided in the afllrmatlve altbo with strong opposition. In I8ZI a involuntary manslaughter. He wa« ex commission for an oratorio waa given to onerated of the charge Wednesday.; Lents Woman Sees Boston, At tends Important Function; Re ports Social Study and Temper SUNDAY SCHOOL HAS BUSY TIME ;TI* Kings Daughters of Portland were well represented Iasi Sunday at a meet ing lield in the Millard Avenue Preeby- terian church, to hear a dibdngnintied member of the order from tlx- East, Mrs. F. J. Mansfield. As a resnit of her visit, many new cir cle« are being formed throughout the City and State. The "Kings Daughters'’ of the Mil lard Avenue Presbyterian Chnrch was organized in Bill by Mrs. H. D. Murray, and is therefore the mother circle of Oregon. The first circle was organized in New York City in 1886 and was tlie outcome of an incident which occnred on the re turn trip from Europe, of Mrs. Mar garet Bottoms, the wife of a Methodist minister and its first president, and her friend, Miss Georgia Libby. Several young men whom they met on board ship, would visit with the ladies each <lay. On one occasion, one of the young men win missing, Upon inquiry, it was found be had been taken sick and died and was buried at sea. Before his death in his delirium he fre quently called for his mother. They spoke to the captain of the ship about it and asked that he send his wife and perhaps she could help him. but «he in turn said that even if she were to go, what could «h<- say or do. Mrs. Bottoms upon hearing this, asked the captain why be did not send for her. whereupon he answered, “how did I know you are that kind of a woman”. She said to her companion, Miss Libby, "Georgia, something must be done so that the world will know we are "that kind of a woman”. A meeting wa« called wl>en they ar rived home, and all denominations were represented. They chose fortheir motto: "Iziok up, not down” etc. Their emblem, tha silver maltese cross, and their aim to do all “in his name”. All who knew or have read of Sophia Wright, who wan one of the most beau tiful characters in history, was a “Kings Daughter”. Phillips Brooks, who always wore the silver cross, and other men of note, be longed to the order of Kings Daughters and Sons. There are strong circles in China and Japan, and other European Countries. May more take up the cross and do all “In Hi« Name.’’ Vol. 13. No. 30 FIELD MEET BIG SUCCESS Hundreds of Grangers and Friends Unite in Making Saturday the Biggest Fraternal Picnic in the County. Saturday was a beautiful day. It WM so beautiful that hundreds ol country people wou'd have attended the Granger picnic at Gresham, except that it waa too nice even to spend in picnicing. In other words people of the farm« felt tbat«tbey could not run the risk of leas pleasant weather endangering their hay and so they spent the day getting the crop under shelter. There are thousands of tons of good bay in the shock in eastern Multnomah, and it must be saved. Late rains have endangered it to a considerable extent now and every day counte. Ml Á But, be that as it may, there were hundreds who were free to give the time to a frolic and they came out and brought their friends and their dinners and proceeded to have a real picnic, and at the same time enjoy a good in Beethoven. In a note book of tellectual program and a program of Beethoven thia pathetic entry ia to be G. A. R. Picnic sports. The ceremonies began with a found: "The oratorio for Boe tonI 1 number of selections by the Pleasant Tlie annual reuniou ami basket picnic cannot write wl>at I should like beet to of tlie Veteran's Aaaociation of Oregon Home Brass Band. This band now write, but that which the preaeing need ! will lie lield at tlie Oaks I‘ark, Saturday, supports sixteen pieces and produces of money obligee me to write.” In August 7. All interested are invited to some excellent music. It has some 1828-87 commemorative services in : attend. Tlx* wearing badge« will be old time band men in it and the direc honor of John Adame an d Tbomaa . admitted half price. tor, Carl Byers, is a well known band Henty of band Jefferson were held in Fanenil Hall and music by the park manager will I m * pro —Harding in Brooklyn Eagle. man. The grangers were in great luck — thia aociety furniahed the meuical num- vided. Come and enjoy yourself. Coffee to have them on the program. A bare. Tha aociety aeeieted at the furnished on U m - ground. chorus of singers from the various funeral of Provident Harrison, April 30. Jeweler Johnson Marries Support ¡Home Paper granges of the county led in the musi John Huntington, secretary. 1841. In 1H«V with tremendoua pre J. P. Johmftn, Ar lets'« leading A community is judged by its home cal program, and Greeham Grange gave liminary flourish the International jeweler, and Miss Vicy McWhirt were paper, to a degree which is seldom ap one number. Wedding Peace Jubilee waa heralded. The work Mayor 8tapleton of Greeham was the married at Vancouver, Wednesday, preciated. Mix Lena E. Burns, formerly of of the Handel and Haydn aociety es July 21. Mrs. Johnson formerly lived The sentiment of the community is opening speaker and welcomed the pic- tablished its fame world wide. A great Lents but now of Cape Horn, Wash., in Arleta. employed aa a photographer. reflected in editorial utterances anil ita nicers to Greeham, assuring them of many more moat interesting facta and Melville J. Byenof Clackamae were They are at home at the McWhirt bomsi. enterprise in tlie news and advertising the good will of the town and the entire brought out at the celebration are all married at the home of tlie bride, June, at 6410, K3d street, Imt will move t»l columns. safety of the visitors, and freedom, ex A worthy of mention but apace forbids. 28, Rev. Boyd Moore officiating. The country weekly is the great in cept such of them aa might need the their own home on 78th street in a few Perhapa the moot noteworthy phases of happy company of friend» and relntives weeks. Arleta friends of * Mr. Johnson strument for community up-building. protection of the city jail. Ito remarkable career baa bean ita were preeenl and many congratulations congratulate him on his happy matri The country editor keeps in tooch State Master Spence made the main They will make policy of introducing local eingera of were extended them. monial venture, tho some of them de with public affairs, renders invaluable address. Indeed he said be overtalked ability. Many singers afterwards be their hoiiw- oo tlie Clackamas where cline to accept it as a fact yet. He has service by reporting and discussing them, bis own time, dne to several inter coming lamona, owed tbair atari to thia their naw home is completed. been threatening to do something rash and by his personal work and the in ferences and objections that were raised. notable aociety. like this for years and people are a little fluence of publicity is a factor for He proved himself equal to the occa sion, and held hie own on every point. slow to take the affair seriously, John- progress. Daily Mails He doesn’t make much money in the Mr. Spence introduced hie remarks by Mails at the Lents poetoffice arrive son says ita so anti he knows. Nothing going on in tha economic business; his reward in part is the satis speaking of the disadvantages under world of late haa interacted me more and depart daily, except Sunday, as fol faction of producing as good a paper as which farmers labored owing to dis than a movement called the "Massa lows: hi« meagre come will permit. criminatory transportation rates. After Arrive chusetts Credit Union.” The value <>f Impart Subscribe for your home paper, and touching this matter he referred to the thia movement ia the poor people’a 8:00 A. M. 7:30 A.M. subscribe for copies for your relative« general unsettled condition of the 12:50P. M. refuge front the "loan shark«” waa 12130P. M. The Eugene woolen mill resumed The financial sup world, the effort of the military party 5 30 P. M. operations after a shut-down for repairs. and distant friends. forcibly extolled at a recent banquet. i 3:30 P. M. port you an- giving by two or three in this country to promote national de Official« from various parts of the state The Eugene contract is let for the extra snbecriptions means a lot to the Monday evening July 19, The Con fences and preparation for war, and ex rehearsed instances where the Union Coast Fork Bridge across the Wil I editor. Advertise in your home paper, Advertised Letters querors, the organized Adult Bible Class pressed his regrets that there was a haa saved men and women from the ■ with the certain knowledge that just in of .the Millard Avenue Presbyterian disposition to favor warlike sentiments. Advertised letters for week ending lamette. loan aharka and provided help to the A movement ia on at Canby to start a | proportion as you contribute towards its Church School met at the home of Mr. Some one in the audience asked him July 24, 1815: Campbell, Roy; Con email, honeat borrower to whom other financial success you are lielping build and Mrs. O. H. Gilbert 4928 71st St. S. whether be was talking to farmers or doora were cloaed for lack of aecurity. nell, Frank; Hoffman, Mrs. Frank (4); cheese factory. Mr. Hood River will have a free municipal up your own town, and that means E. for tbe regular monthly business making a political harangue. Governor Walsh in hie brief address Hayden, Mrs. I.aura; Janson, Mrs. more business. Then, too, if you give meeting and class social. Caindo; Larsen, Miss Agnes; O’dell, swimming poo). Spence said that be believed a discus aaid: "1 do not know of any movement for Emmett; Potts, Mrs. J. L.; Bhoeller, A Wisconsin syndicate pays >750,000 proper attention to your advertisements, At the session following the opening sion that undertook to analyze political you can secure return« and profits far in ilevotions, after the routine business or social questions was a tit discussion which, aa Governor of Massachusetts, 1 Mrs. Lewis; Walker, U. U. for timber land in Lincoln County. excess of the cost for there is no adver had been disposed of, it was decided to I *or • grange meeting, since the Order Geo. W. Bpring, Postmaster. am more grateful than the Massa Henry Struckmeier, 33 years a resi tising medium that bring results for the hold a lawn social at the home of Mr. w,a designed to investigate all such chusetts credit union, tiecause it gets dent in th* Willamette Valley, says home merchant like the home town and Mrs F. E. Crum, 560370thSt. S. E questions as those, which so intimately away down to that great maaa of people, The voters of Oregon are g. t- be crops there this year are the best he has newspa|>er.—Oregon Voter. August 30, instead of the regular affected the home, where there ia no eunlight, where there asked to vote a > 10,000,000 bonds for ever seen. He said: “We need good citix-na, ia ao much of misery and deepair. I good roads. That’s some money. monthly meeting on the third Monday Oregon produced >143,556 worth of and good citizens mutt be well fed am grateful to men like Mr. Vurenberg, evening of the month. The latest thing to be regulated in coal in 1814. Prayer oT a Horse We bear a great Mr. Filene, Mr. Mitchell and Judge Portland is the poster for the moving Mrs. J. F. MeLoney, Mrs. E. L. La- and well educated, By direction of the Police Com- Construction of jetties on the Biuslaw Cohen for the public apiritedneea with picture «haws. France, Mr. and Mrs. Ellton Shaw, Mr. deal these days about mollycoddles, and miaaioner of New York there ia posted will begin this searon. which they have given their rime, ef- M. E. Williams, president of the class I want to say a word about patriotism. Paisley National Bank increases its A vast acreage of beaver dam land is in every stable where police horses are and Mrs. Williams were selected to as I don’t believe the man who has been forte and aplendid abilitiee to thia work. capital 440,000. being improved north of Salem by a big kept a card of which the following is a sist Mrs. W. J. Jefferies and her social rampaging up and down this country "Thia ia the govern ment’a work copy: To Thee, My Master. I Offer Pendleton is to have a >25, («0 drainage ditch. which you are doing, for the busine«« of committee in completing plans for the like a wild bull, with a battleehip in My Prayer: Feed me, water and care the government, chiefly and primarily, Carnegie Library. evening. The remainder of the evening one hand and talking war is a good Salem has built a free swimming for me and when the day’s work is I was spent in playing games, music and citizen.” Blumauer-Frank Drug Co., of Port pool. ia to remove diatresa, poverty and done, provide me with shelter, a clean He pointed out that a good citizen miaery bom mankind, and that ia jnet land has started a movement to es According to reports, trains will be dry tied and a stall wide enough for me contests of various kinds. what you do, You teach thrift, and tablish drug farms lor raising different running to Coos Bay by next January. Miss Qtieenie Swanson, Miss Edith would not go abroad of the Lusitania to lie down in comfort. Talk to me. I Forbes, Miss Jennette Pound and Mrs. nor any ship sailing for England that thrift leeaena all the burdene of life, drug plants. The wagon road to Alsea, connecting Your voice often means as much to me Ellton Shaw assisted Mrs. Gilbert in might involve this country in war. lessens all that ia deatructive of the Eugene with Florence will soon lie as the reins. Pet me sometime«, that I "Power of Silence?" If not, get it at “Nor will good citizens of thia country I serving refreshments. happiness of life. may serve you the more gladly and Yesterday I completed. go down into Mexico,” said Mr. Spence, "When future history ia written, I the library and read it. ----------- 7-------------------- learn to love you. "to make money and then call on thia lielieve thia movement will have been was impressed more than ever with the I Do not jerk the rains and do not whip country to protect them and their dol Invite lhe World of greater benefit to mankind than the fact that silence wan a power for good, me when going up hill. Never strike, Washington and Oregon stand today lar. It is our duty to study National «aving« banka and co-operative banka as I slipped into the noon day meeting beat or kick me u hen I do not und< r- of tbe St. Pau) ’ « church, the old his on the eve of the greatest era of pros questions, and we cannot discuss these becaue* it will have reached people DISTRICT ONE stand what you mean, but give me a questions without discussing politics. perity they have ever seen. which they do not; reached the man of toric spot. The day wa« extremely hot Fay Klinemau.............................. ... 69500 chance to understand you. Watch me, We believe in peace, but should not sit and Tremont Mall was a seething inaes It may be two or three years before integrity and honesty, who haa found ! Clara (Uark ................................ . ..39700 and if I fail to do your bidding, see if these changed conditions reach us but down and allow others to run over us, banka cloved to him at a time when he of traffic, noise and rush, and here by 1 Hilda McTaggart......................... ..... 24900 there is not something wrong with my come they will just as sure as tbe rising neither should we go about with a chip needed a helping hand to tide him over crossing the «lejMi and porch of the on our shoulders, for some nation to chnrch, «traight from this turmoil one Irma Fish...................................... ..... 111(0 harness or feet. of the suu. a crisis in hie life.” 5‘»W4iO Examine my teeth when I do not eat. felt a hush indescrible as one entered I lenna Johnson........................... When they do come these two «tatea knock it off.” ! the sacred place. Some sixty or more Pella Pitta.................................. ...... 5500 I may have an nicerated tooth and that, want to be ready to throw wide the "Yon must have voter! for Bryan,” Home time ago when ‘‘Revere Bench" people came and went softly, silently, Cora Valentine ............................ ...... 5500 yon knew is verv painful. Do not tie door of industrial opportunity and in interrupted Dr. Cline from the andi- a famous summer retort, went "dry," a bowing in prayer. The only thing to (•pal Woodworth........................ ...... 3000 my head in an unnatural position or vite the world here to develop our un ence. great wail went up—"It would kill Re break the «Hence wae the singing of Lilah Ularfc ................................. ..... 5000 take away my best defense against Hies "Yes, I did vote for Bryan once, ami told resources. vere Beach.’’ Such a retort could nbt some old hymn by the surpliced choir. | Lnzelle Kearney.......................... ...... 4500 and mosquitoes by cutting off mv tail. am more sorry foe. thst than anything We must be ready to do more than be tnccevaful without intoxicante an And finally, Oh, my master, when Just such a place of profound Marjory Kellogg ....................... .......5000 merely invite, we must be ready to in the world,” replied Mr. Spence. liquid refreshments. Never-the-lean quietude, would be ofwmarvelous value my useful strength is gone, do not turn DISTRICT TWO The state master condemned parti ; show the world that we are through the prohibition prevailed and now what ia in the heart of auy city, ...... 7000 me out to starve or freeze, or sell me to t experimental stage and are ready to of- sanship ami declared that more wrong And at I «at the result, han It been killed? Hardly. in thia old church with the old «acred some ctuel owner to be slowly tortured Stella Wilson............................... ... 17200 j ter investors protection in the way of has been done in the name of party Thin morning's paper telle ua of a high pews and other old features, I and starved to death ; but do thou, my Sarah Bud............................... ...... (1500 i sane legislation, low taxes and freedom than under any other condition. Mr. record breaking day there yesterday. It thought how the old Taylor street master, take my life in the kindest way Ida Arnett ............................ ...... (1000 from unnecessary regulation of private Spence made an earnest plea for men wan entimated that some 275,0 k) people church in Portland, Oregon, could serve and your Gori will reward you here and and principles, not politics—for a true Gladne« Murray.......................... ...... 7000 business. visited the retort. as just such a wonderful spiritual re Nettie Dahlberg ...................... 4500 hereafter. You may not consider me This program is worthy of the sup Americanised citizenship. 1 have been viaiting many of the freshment place. How I wish it might Silvia AiHiernon One of Mr. Spence’s thoughts de ...................... ..... 5000 irreverent if I ask this in the name of port of every commercial organization, anmmer retorta where the taloon la a he just another St. Paul's open door Ixiia Burch ................................... . 27600 ’ Him who was (torn in a stable. Amen laborer and business man in the two veloped the idea of vast waste in distri thing of the paat, and every one neema with its mission of "The Power of Gladys Dunkle .......................... ...... 4500 states and we should all go about it just bution dne to excessive profits to the to be flourishing tremendously. It pro Silence." Sibyl Baker.................................... ...... 4500 Kendall Brother« announce actual as systematically aa we would the es middle man in distribution, and the hibition kills rummer retorta the effect I am off for the Green mountains of Eva Hill........................................ ...... 4500 con« tr net ion on their |8(i0,000 railroad tablishment of a new business, for a numerous agencies engaged in that ser ia the livlieet dead thing imaginable. Vermont. More Anon. Lillian St Clair .................. ...... .5000 out of Roeebnrg will atari on or before program like this will mean more busi vice. For instance the distribution of Lucia F. Additoo. Cleone Tiw'ter........................... ...... 4000 August 15. Have you ever read Horatio Dresser’s ness for al) of us. (continued on pa<e four) Il OREGON NEWS NOTES Standing of Contestants