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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1915)
Ixuind dude, fur the people to support. ! Mr and Mrs. J. W Froat, tir visited with friend, at Mt Tahnr and vicinitr Taft in a recent article | say, this great war or rallier one day ntceutly Road Overseer York with a torve ol ! brutal carnage now raging in Euro|i»| meu has finished planking the till over would reuder future want impoMsiblv and t Entered a» Second Clam Matter February 19. 19! t Deep Hollow which enables traffic to Edimn May» if there 1« any wars in thsf future they will I m * fought by luacliiiiists gel out over the Jenue road At poetoffice, la-nts, Grenon, Under net of March 'I, 1S79 The enterlaiiiiiienl aud liaskvt social with niachitm. given by the sebool last Saturday night Nearly I'Ai.ikki given to Billy Bunday Publiahe.1 Every Thursday at lenta. Ore., by ths M t . S vmtt Pvauanixu Co. proved a grand success. Over «.so was Is to make our bank a mu at Omaha lately fur a little over a rvslistsl from all source. Another show H. A. DARN ALL, E dito , xkd Mxsxoas. month, work. Will some wise acre b*li pul on with similar results and the play tual benefit to the com u, the rvauou for deluging thl, vulgar | sbe<l fur the children will lie aaaund. i I munity in general and to blalherskite with money without end Office Phone: Home B «111-1111. Residence Tabor >13 when tbousaud, of wouxu aud children our patrons in particular. first Sotke g<> hungry every day of their livst. This country spends $50.000,- Phil Stouter, who lute hwn working FREE ('NTH. I»M It ia time that the temperance Our experience and equip Have you subscribed yet tor The people of the state began to 000 a year for cosmetics, and still tlie past season over iu eastern Washing Youth's Companion lor 191«? Now is ton, returned the first of the wivk ami foreigners say that Americans ment combined with a de measure up the candidates for will stay on his K K. claim this winter. the lime to do It. if you are not already the next legislature. There is a have bad complexions! a subscriber, for you will get all the issues sire to PLAY FAIR, Wm. Webber while cutting wood the movement on to have the present If you are dissatisfied with , first of the wei*k cut hie foot quite badly, for the remaining weeks of 1915 free from makes it possible for us la prohibatorv law amended to pro your lot get a real estate man Dr Rarendriek, of Sandy was called to the lime your subscription with received. drew the wound. to do so. vide for the manufactureof liquor to sell it 1 The fifty-two iaauea of 191« will lie At a roa<l inoaing held at the school in the state, and for its distribu house last Saturday a special tax ol 3 crowded with good reading (or young Give us a fair trial. tion so far as the present law mill, on tlie property on this rwl *lis- and old. Beading that ia entertaining, provides, so many quarts per but not “ wishy-washy." Reading that an- trict was levied for extra read work month per family, but instead of leave* yon. when you lay the paperdown, other season THE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK the orders being taken outside The majority against prohibition in A company of Boy Scouts wa* out heller informed, with keener aaplrationa. with a broader outlook on life The LENTS Ohio, in the election thia week, lias been the statethe money they represent from Portland Sunday having mart lied Companion ia a good paper to tie to il reduced by one half which ia really a will be turned over to Oregon splendid result. the work of two yean through tlie rain from Bull Kun. This you have a growing family—and for luil‘'«ry organization which general reading, as Juan, e Brewer once producers. That is the scheme. of education, More and more people It sounds fine. But it will be awake to the wills of the liquor traffic. , iu the last analysis is t*> boater tlie tuili- aaid, no other ia neceaaary ' tary spirit now living engendered through remembered that the breweries Ohio ia traveling last and will wwn tw id I the land SO that bomb and shell manu if you wiah l<> know more of the bril" liant hat of contributors, (rum our ex- have been running most of the the prohibition ranks. facturers and gun factories can falter Presidents down, who will write for the Three slates. New York. Massachusetts, and gro,’ rich on death, debt and deeola- new volume in 191«, and if you wiah to saloons in the state and they are people responsible for most of the and Pennsylvania, tn the elections held ' tion. know aomething of the new stories for this week, rejected woman suffrage | ................ ................... - !9|t>, let ua aend yon free the Forecast 'or evils incident to the traffic. If This with New Jersey, recently voting, I — S l”w- they would not conduct the busi makes four eastern states rejecting votes Si — Ei er y uew auliscrihrr who send* I'-* ’ »> i t ness fairly previous to this what for women. A* an offset for this news GILBERT (lf ^'Hl rvoeive, in adduion to thi» { 9--------------—.................... ....... I"»' > j fl>r w — comes the statement from acrwre the r, ------ ........ I reason have we to believe they year*, (rs>* Issitel. The Homy at the water that on July. 1916 die Panish Mr and -Mr» W Davie have nidged will do any better under the con f ,i>n,l»r for 191H womeu will vote for the tirat time. A into their new ho®* on Park Drive. ditions named now by them? new constitutional law conferring suffrage THE YOUTH’S COMPANION. Panama-Pacific Exposition KO,toil, HIM. Any proposed change in the law on women goes into effect in June. Thia -Mr. C.A. Lozier '•pent a few days this week in Eugene on business. ibi» New Subscription, Received at to permit the manufacture of action has been hastened by the Europ ON Fred Dozier returned Monday from J Ifficv liquor in this state should be re ean war. Let us rejoice; Jet us be glad Salem where he attended the District for the women of Denmark, let ns garded as dangerous. Convention ol tlie Epworth League. earnestly hope that this small foot hold Ufc/ CARt 0f IH4I IK HIM,! | J. L. Johnson returned Sunday after The State Anti-Saloon League upon tin old continent will be the begin noon after several months “seeing Calif- j AU HCK'^ WW« M tCZtMA intani» 1*4 in announces its Annual Convention ning for great things In the old world. oroia” He has lots to say about the a In a summary of the labor question on Do you ri\ ’ r, ‘ ,ha * M to begin at the White Temple, the Pacific coast it has been found that trip but sivins perfectly satisfied to be at Unie», y ou lie- Art Mining serious thing. . '* Tuesday evening, Nov. 16. Some Portland has a greater percent of unem home. Dr. Hobwon'a Ee- Mitwe Marie and Loretta Chapman of gio to fight it Science Agriculture of the most prominent temper ployed than any other coast city. There Gilbert are enjoying a Visit from their lean Ointment, <(*• disease ia likely to I years Scoresj Manufacturing Horticulture ance workers in the country will has lieen much building going cm here, ‘ uncle. Mr. Quinn of St. Louis. cling on for months aw "Why did we be on hand to advance the cause right through the summer and th<> unem 'd grateful user, tnji in agony ployed appear to have flocked here in The Iahet ilevelopmenta in gli Industries can of national prohibition. The the hope of getting work. Or is there 9 - —------------------------------------------- Si waste those month, and n the !»■ aeen livre. You cannot to miaa il. when so tested a ratnody w»v *. PLEASANT VALLEY supreme effort of this league now some other reason ? ri- , market. “ Thia ointment ia to f —- --------------------------------------- S is to line the congressman up for State Commissioner of Labor, Hoff, W Low Fares me.it; H •• absolutely healing iY4' Ms a National Constitutional Amend was in Lenta Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 9 Market Mkrief Eastman paid our burg power. I* 0 not allow It to becoto«' visit one fay not long since. for exposition travel are ill effect until ment If two-thirds of the and spoke at llie Friend's Church on a dying O. N. Blair, ot Umts wa» out Monday serious. Buy I kn« today to fight the November 30 via the “The Ijibor Problem in Oregon.” Un- V • * « e «a ■' members of both houses of Con fortunately the afternoon was stormy lookiDIC •iter hi* P1“** beginnings 0> eczertfd, W. a box. • e A gress support an amendment it and — » llw attendance wu »mall but those Fred Olson was doing bus: new in will carry. Just now the League who iiewrd the talk were well entertained Portland Tnewlay I COUGHS THAT ARt SIWTIO! is looking particularly after Con Mrs. Additon added a few »uggewtion, Mr. and Mr». Harper, of Portland, I Careful people see that they ,rs ■ « "Wayalile Note," gressman McArthur, who, rumor that Ruggeeteil umr important condi were caller» at the home of G. N. Sager flopped. Dr. King's New Discovery I, j Write liti mir tlRSlri» |llraj agent. tion, relative to caring for young women one day thia week. *»r secure infMrtisiioW !»•>— said at this time of his election, out of work due to butiuee, »tagnation, i P. F. Uhlig entertifihwd friend, from a remedy of tried merit. It has held ‘ ■ . . I H ’ * ♦ * ■ was on good terms with the its own on the market for 4« year,. | the city last Sunday. Youth and old age'ratify to it, moth ~ ~ .’f* liquor men. Mr». B. H. Burn, was u? tenia the a ing and healing qualities. Pneumonia SOi-ltllCrfl fore part of the week, looking after CHERRYVILLE and lung f/oM»l»s are often cauwd by i The Extension Departments of 9---------- ------- - — ■--------- business matters. Joi.fi M fic/b “*’*'•* '»•*“ Geo. Cahill, of Salem, Or. was a Galley daisy ot trealntefit. Dr. King’s New the Agricultural College are November day, are dark and dreary 'and, Oregon L'iSeevery elop, fho«, hacking cougbr visitor Wednesday. sending out their announcements After all these gentle rains are much la grippe tendencies. W. N Moore our busy merchant Irak* ; relievi •„ and programs for the winter to be preferred to howling blizzard,. , Mbrtey «Or. and »1.90. acted business in Portland Tuesday. h'1” • tack — l- if it fail, short course which begins this C. D. Turner, of Kealsville, 111., is vis winter on the third of January iting with his son at the shingle mill and extends to the 8th. Over south of town. 2000 people attended last year. Freil, new bungalow hotel is rapidly There ought to be more this year. approaching completion and is not only Full information will be supplied a'l attractive and comtuodeou, residence but is a credit to the community and will BY LORA C. LITTLE by Prof. R. D. Hetzel, Corvallis, do much to keep Cherryville on the map. Ore. The daily Oregonian last Thursday "Raw peanuts” is not a phrase that Mating of the cars in which Mount contained a leading editorial in militiary Looking over the road budget preparedness and said among other fool makes your mouth water, yet as a diet I Scntter» are privileged to ride fora nickel prepared by Mr. Yeon, we are ish thing, that by reason ol over unpre- cure for people ai-citstomed to bread, to other points of the city. One cannot 1 pots'oes, ineat, milk, pie and cake, and stare in people’, faces'. Your neck gets surprised to see so much being pareilness in 1S12 we lost every liattle suffering from the clogged condition provided for upkeep and im but one, that of New Orleans. How that is invariably in time produced try a crick from too long gazing up at the advertising cards. Skirts grow eief about Plattsburgh where one of the provements on the highways that such a diet, raw peanut, are a wonder. shorter, and hosiery will soon come into writers ancestors lost a leg ami wfiere have been built this season. between five and six thousand green Have yon a too-prominent abdomen ' prominence in the case of women as it The understanding was that the mountain men whipped twice their num Have you a "pain in the mde?” Are has long lieen with men. This section, highways would not need any up ber of the Net trained and prepared you feeling dull and sluggish'’ Hava however, ia not ambitious to lead the you headaches? Any of these and many fashions, hence shoe exhibitions so far keep except such as the con soldiers of Europe; alm how about Lun- other symptoms will speedily disappear BFi *>— , are ‘ nnr onr la»»<liriar leading »»«><iiali»< specialty. These — reflec deys Lane, Chippewa. Fort George, tractors gave to them from time under the influence of a proper peanut tions are the result. Fort Stephenaon and some 15 other, to time. ration. where the Americana were victorious? Character shows more or leas In shoes. II To begin, drop off all the solid foods, Talk abont preparedness, how about When ordering your statue you ¡Jackson, he never had any military the breads, mushes, beans, potatoes, They would he a clearer index but for conditions of finance not yet wholly should be sure to see that it is training in military school, and yet with tneate, cheese, eggs, and likewise milk. overcome, A little study of the subject On the first day, eat only apple, ( raw or not made of metal capable of a bunch of wild pioneers he infli<3«<l c , will show the lunn of shoe adapted to being converted into bullets and fearful and crushing defeat on the best •' | cooked) and peanuts. The second day the individual character, however '*■ add raisins, dates or figs. The third day, cartridges. Nobody can tell trained English army that could be pro potato«« once, accompanied with a few Palmists tell ns there are seveiM dis duced. Wellington's veterans led by Sir tinct types of hand. There ia the prac what will happen to it in case of Edward Packenham, a brotber-in-law of peanuts, and for the other meals fruit tical and useful, rather square, with international complications. i Wellingten, and trained under the great and peanuts. After this, continue for a thick, strong fingers; there is the arillMb, month the peanuts at one or two meals with tajs-ring. pointed fingers »ni^ till' soldier and yet he lost 2100 men at New Chicago had a ' ‘tight” Sunday Orleans and Jackson lo-rt 20 killed and daily, bread or its grain equivalent three ' spatulate with fingers swvllingout »fl meaning that nobody got a drop j wounded. Whats the use? Nobis ly times a week, potatoes or sweet ;>otato«-» I ly at the tips Then, too, there itk to drink in any of the city’s 7,152' I that is capable of thinking expects any three times a week, milk or cream in i mixed hands, hands with some finu_,„ moderation, also vegetables, ad lib. saloons for the first time in [ thing better in The Oregonian of one type and other fingers ol anollien For tlie rest, raw peanuts and fresh or many years. The spatulate type is tlie only one men The down fall of the Central Christian dried fruit. tioned needing any character description. ! Church in Portland is another proof that __ The others are sufficiently described by It will be observed that the ' we are badly over churched and that Adjusted by common sense to suit the case, this will he found the the name of the type Those having prospective mistress of the these professional ecclesiastics are heap individual best treatment imaginable for the chronic White house doesn’t propose to ing burdens on onr backs grievous to be ails that make life a slow torture to fingers shaped at the eml like a spatula enter it, until after the fall house borne. Nearly «10,000,000 tied up in many people, ft will (applied with are the people who are independent, church property in Portland alone and judgment) cure rheumatism, neuritis, active, energetic, enterprising, and up- cleaning isover. hundreds of people will go hungry ami neuralgia, gout, and many other troubles to-date. The spatulate hand should lie matched shivering to tlieir wretched ds this resulting from the usual luul diet A California young man held by the shoe with a bulldog toe, and is, winter When will we quit erecting Of shelled peanuts one can eat a* many his breath ten minutes and lived these usually; the artistic hand, by a shoe costly edifii-es largely for display to tell the tale. This is an adver and to outshine some theological rival at a meal as he likes. If you do not with a pointed toe, and the practical like them, learn to like them. Take half tisement for California’s atmos and provide a nice genteel job for some I a dozen to a dozen at a time anil chew hand by a shoe that is rather broad with a rounded toe. lopsided zealot who ha, a distorted and phere. on them until they are reduced to milk. The mixed hand may be represented of naw his xrwtl own particular A bit of semething else in the same -------- --------------- I ‘ exaggerated nr»—— view .~rv ww Give the boaster a chance to P^’tion or opinion. Egotium generally mouthful will help disguise the slightly hy a shoe that is broad and yet with a narrow toe; or by one that is »lender, make good and watch him fade goes with the religious temperament. acrid taste. yet with a box toe. The question, “Resolved that every away. Roasted peanuts are unfit to eat. Few things are more ridiculous than man physically fit should receive military Boiled jieanute are less harmful, but why Milne of the stilt heels one sees, save the , , , . . .. _ , training , ” that was discussed at the tt Herald A bachelor girl is sometimes an Fril)ay ni<ht w„ (le spoil their value even in part? Why squeezed feet one also sees. Both these old maid who is ashamed to ad- cfcferf jn the negative at it wm thought waste labor? follies are peculiar to women. The chief Shoes make an interesting study, and sin of men in this matter is that of i mit it. 1 not neceaaary to turn out a lot of bram one almost forced on ua by the peculiar neglecting the shoebnish AIT. SC()TT HERALD OUR PURPOSE NOTES OF THE W. C. T. U. Lights Go Out Saturday, December 4 Shasta Route ■ Health In The Suburbs TKVVS-w«. supply you with an. Stationery and Printin Try Us When Wanting Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Statements, Cards, Announcements Programs, Wedding Stationery Posters, • Placards, and all sorts of Printing k ces Reasonable »ents, Ore I ti * I I I »