Entered as Second Cías» Matter February IP, 1914.
Christmas Guts
At poatotfice. Ix*nt*. Oregon, Underact of March 3, 1979
I’llbliadusl Every Thursday at I* nta,
Or«., by the Mt. ‘ x - ott P vbli » hinu C o .
H. A. DARN ALL, Eurroa
Office Phone: Home B-6U1-11U.
It is time to “cash in” on a
new gas wagon tag.
Now that the castor oil has
gone up, the small boy trusts
that less of it will go down.
Two more days to remember
and visit the Live Stock Show
now on at Kenton. The Show
has drawn the usual good crowds
during the week._____
New York is estimated to have
a population of 5,498.982—(St
Louis Post Dispatch.)
Bro.
Hearst is there too. ar.d naught
added to 5,498,982 makes 5,498,
982.
Ladies of the Lents Parent
Teachers' Club will give a pro­
gram at the Yeager Theatre next
Tuesday evening that promises
to be up to the standard of
school programs.
That should
ensure a full house.
The Editor is glad to note that
there are some people in the
county who are appreciative of
occasional information. Pleas­
ant Valley Grange expresses its
appreciation of our answer to
the “Brewers' Association.”
There ought to be others.
and
A Cashier's Check, any Amount.
A Certificate of Deposit Bearing 4 per
cent Interest either 6 or 12 months, $1
or more.
But if you are feeling real generous
why not place a snug little amount
to your wife’s credit and surprise her
Christmas morning with one of our
new Ladies' Check Books?
Nothing better anywhere.
M anasbn .
Residence: Tabor 2S13
1» on 92nd street, a »hurt distant
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south
of tl«> Mt. Scott car line.
Those who are *t int«
r ed
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tn the Hob­
son amendment to tie
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ceuwtitution of
the United States will no doubt enjoy
reading tome of th«
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excerp
from his
speech delivered in Portland at the re­
cent temperance rally
Mr, llobaon
appeared at the Armory at which time
the following extract» were jotted «town
In speaking of the fearful death rat«
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enuaed by alcoholic stiniulauts. Hobson
declared: "If hogs and cattie died off
that way, it would not lie tolerated.”
Of the percent of insanity caused by
drink: "Animal
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do not become insane
—why should p«
*oplo? ’’
We are workiug for a "thorough bred
race of men ”
"Our lather» and forefathers neversas-
pected the cause of certain degeneracy
now known to be the mult of liquor
drinking.” “And yet," Mr Hotwon
said, “in ancient times Plato, a Chinese
Emperor. and a ruler of India an­
nounced the killing effect of alcohol.
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"Sixty-nine perceut of the drunkard
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contract the drink habit when boy».’’
"Suceesvdtii self-goverunient requires
a high standard of citiaenship. Alcohol
is the universal specific cause of de­
generacy. •’
“Character is the line of human evo­
lution.”
“Service is the key to the development
of human character.”
THE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK
C. F. Mandrie koan. l‘r*»i<l«nt.
H. E. Bloyd, Cashier.
Margaret Iliington in ‘The Lie
Heilig Theater, Broadway at Taylor, Three Nights beginning Thursday,
December 16, special matinee Saturday.
Ot ll.e lounger generation of actre««»»
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liter»
is none higher in the estima­
tion of the tltealre g*»-r» or who is better fitted by nature, Instinct, and training to
portray the big nil
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of the drama than is Mias Margaret Iliington who is pre­
senting a new play by l|enry Arthur Jones, <>ue of the best known dramatic
wriu r» in tlie English language, call«»! “The 14«».” Miss Iliington lias aleady
pmwnted “The Lie” for an entire seaauu in New York and has just completed a
mu of three months in Chicago The p>ay is generally regard«
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a* one of the liert
that it» distinguished author, Heur/ Arthur Jon«
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ha« ever sent te till» country,
and it has not yet been product
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in England, for. following a custom lie estab­
lished some year
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ag>. Mr J ute
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is producing hi» plays in this counery liefore
*y
th«
are produced in hi
* own, except for copyright purpose»
In the role of
“Elinor Shale." Mis
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Iliington, who is generally regarded .1
* the leading emotional
actress upon tie
* American stage, is said to have a part in which she is .wen to bet­
ter advantage than any she has yet presented, and theaterg
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rs well remember
her portrayals of ‘Marise
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in “The Thief”; 'Maggie Schults’ in “Kindling” and
'Mary Turner
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in "Within the Law.
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"Elinor Shale” 1« a big role and calls for
artidry of the high- -t order. Not only must its protagonist lie a fint»l>«»l coined-
ienne but in the later acene» of the play she must tie capable of tlx
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*»t
>ieavi«
kind
of emotional work. It is said that Miss Iliington more than meet
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all tin
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re­
quirements and that in the big aeenca that she is superb. Ttierv are two sisters,
living with their old grandfather, Sir Rola
*rt
Shale. The older is a beautiful tyi»
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of womanhood, of high principles and gracions manner
Go Home
For
Christmas
The holidays will soon lie
here. The time of happi­
ness and cheer. Your
friends will be expecting
you to come home. So
will mother, father, sister
or brother.
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
la tiie Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Multnomah County.
Jerome L. Brizzolari, Plaintiff, vs. Cora
Lueich, Cora Lusich Administratrix of
Estate of Jerry Lusich. Deceased.
One and 73 hundreths inches the
and Marie I-uaich, a minor. Defendants
By virtue of an execution, judgment
of rain fell between 5 p. m.
order, decree and order of sale issued
Saturday and 5 p. id . Sunday, out
of the above entitled Conrt in the
Low Holiday Fares
and that is some rain, especially above entitled cause, to me directed and
Potash and Perlmutter
the 1st day of December, 1915,
Are available tor the hol­
when the ground is sopping wet. dated
upon a judgment rendered and entered
“Potash and Perlmutter,’' the biggest comedy hit the inod
rn
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«tage ha
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idays. On sale between
That is about nine and seven­ in said Court on the 2t)th day of No­
1915, in favor of Jerome L. known, com«
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to th«
* Heiii; Theatre, Broadway at Taylor, on Ktiuday night. De­
tenths gallons to the square vember,
all
Southern Pacific sta­
Brixxolari. plaintitT. and against Cora cemlier 13th, for an engagement of tour nighta, with ■ popular price matinee on
yard.
Lusich, Cora Lusich Administratrix of Wednesday.
tions in Oregon, Dec. 17.
the Estate of Jerry Lusich, Deceaa«
*d,
Every theatre-goer in North America, England. Australia *ml South
18, 22, 23, 24,J25, 31, and
The wealth of this country in and Marie Lusich, a minor, defendants, Africa, and every magazine in the world, knows the irrenistal-l« »tory of "Fotuto
for the sum of *
2000.00 with interest at
Jan. 1. Return limit, Jan.
round numbers is about 200 bil­ the rate of 7 per cent per annum from and Perlmutter.”
4.
From Oregon to Cali­
lion dollars ($200,000,000,000.) the 23d day of October, 1912 and the
The play is a dramatisation of the delightful • lories by Muntaque Glass,
further sum of *
96.00 with interest at which were published aerially in the Saturday Evening Poet, and which since, in
These figures are so vast and the the rate of 6 per cent per annum from
fornia points on sale Dec.
wealth they represent is so stu­ the 20th day of November, 1915, and book form, have been circulate«! in every corner of the universe. The comedy is
23,
24, 25, 30, 31, Jan. 1.
for the further sum of *
14.65 coste and built around the ad venturi a of two pugnaciou» but lovable partner» in the cloak
pendous that the human mind disbursements,
and the coats of and up­ and suit trade—“Abe and Mawruaa”—who <|iinrn
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bitterly over the most delight­
Return limit, Jan. 3rd.
cannot comprehend it.
The on this writ,-commanding me to make ful trifle», bat neither of whom trill permit an unkind thing to t>* »aid of the
of the following descrilaxl real
wealth of the United States is sale
Ask the local agent for fares, train service and
proiierty, situated in the County of other. They have a wonderful designer, who has ”a head like Andrew Carnegie
about equal to the combined Slultnomah and State of Oregon, to-wit: and a shape like IJIIian Russell,” who playa an important part in the love »tory
other inlmormatlon, or wite
Beginning at a point Seventy• eight (78) that is woven through the screamingly funny comedy situation». There are tears
wealth of Great Britain, France feet
North of a point in the East Line a* well as laughter in “Potaxii and Perlmutter,” bnt for the moat part they are.
of East Seventh Street of said City of
and Germany.
Portland. Multnomah County, Oregon, tears of unadulterated joy.
Mail orders ant now being received for the engagement of this famous
if extended Southerly, Seventeen Hun­
A fellow by the name of dred, Sixty-three (1763) feet South of comedy success, and are being fllle I at the Heilig Theatre in the order of their
John M Scott, General Pa»-ang
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Agent. Portland, Oregon • W
Taylor was arrested in the Mt. the intersection of the Center line of receipt. Address letters and make checks or money-orders payable to W. T.
Division Street and the East line of said
Scott section this week, charged East
Seventh Street, said point being in Pangle. Endow a self-addressed, stamped envelope to help insure -afe return of
all parts of the United State
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for the
“In Oregon, through your standard
with taking a rope out of a,bam the North line of what was formerly tickets.
Woodward’» tract of land, and
The box-ofti<«e will open for the‘‘Potash and Perlmutter” engagement on Recreation Manual, inmied by the State j for rural school», your Boy»' and Girls'
some place over in Washington. George
running thence East, at a right angle Thursday morning. Dumber ‘.»th, but the mail orders will take precedence.
Department of Education, and every Industrial Club«, and your llaygroundfl,
Taylor declares he did not know with said East Seventh Street, One Hun­
you are doing a work equal to that
dred (100) feet to a point; thence North
playground export pronounce
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it to be
there was a horse attached to in a line parallel with the West line of mil children’» work to be exhibited, the fair
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with the club winners’ work shown
which the F«-<ieral Government 1» doing
the beat one published.
Every teacher for tin
* »chool
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in the Philippine Island
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one end of the rope at the time East Eighth Street, as extended, Seventy- system was shown by means of chart« at the Stab! Fair, making
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logical cul­
nnd this work 1» attracting the atten­
five (75) feet to a point; thence West at
in
Oregon
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furnished
with
a
copy
ol
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he borrowed it. Taylor must be right angles with said last dencriljed line, and photograph
.
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In the official bul­ mination of the year n work, tin- organis­
this manual, and the attention given I tion of educators in all parte of the
world.”
One Hundred r100> teet to a point in letin of the Bun-au of Education, they ing and directing of the work by tiie
“some strong man.’’
the East line of said East Seventh are mentioned a* “unusually attractive State School Superintendent with the this problem in Oregon during the past I
two year» 1* developing a happier, I ■tat» of Ohio. City of Toledo, 1 „
if extended;
thence South colored view
It is really interesting how Street,
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illustrating rural school expert bulletin» prepared by the State
• Luca
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County.
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Seventy-five (75) feet, to the place of
healthier lot of school children.
Frank J Cheney mnl-.'a oath that he fa
cheap Bitulithic pavement is get­ beginning, and al»o all grantors right, work.”
Agricultural College for the children,
aanlor partner of 1» firm of F J Climsy
Commiaaioner» from a numtier of the ,
Co., doing bualnraa In th
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City of To­
ting. A bid is before the city title ami interest in and to the property More than 2,000 of the leading edit- telling them how to ae>rct * ed and to foreign countries have rent their s«»-re- A ledo.
County and Stat
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aforesaid, and
lying in front of said land and intended cator» representing all the State», anil do their work, are features which are
that aald flrm will |>ay th<- »urn of ONE
council at $1.25 per yard, same under me>ne prior conveyance to be many foreign countries have made a
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tarie
to theOregon Educational Exhibit Ht'NDRF.P ftOI.LARS for aarb nnd *v
raising the club work of Oregon boy» with instruction« to copy every chart ' •ry caa
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of Catarrh that cannot he ruicd
used as East Seventh Street, including
sort of stuff that has been call­ dowel
CATARRH cure ,
careful
study
of
the
Oregon
exhibit
and girls to a high standard. The «howil in order that they may have the | by the uaa of HALL'S
and claim of dower.
FRANK J CHKNKt.
ing for $1.85.
If nothing else Now Therefore, by virtue of said exe­ with the purpose of adopting some part judges at the State Fail this year de­
Sworn to before me and auhaerRvd In
< . ml»
cution, judgment order, decree and order of it. Three counties of California have clared that the corn exhibited by the inut-'rial for a qwial report to their I mypreaenca. this <th day of *r De-
comes of the fight put up on of
A. IL IM».
conntries on rural school
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sale and in compliance with the com­ adopted our Standard Schoo) Plan abso­
(■«ah
A.
W
QI.RARON
boys was fully one hundred per cent
bitulithic last spring we will get mands of said writ, I will, on Monday,
Notary Puhll--
What th«: county and city superin­
Hall'» Catarrh Cure la taken Internally
our tar roads cheaper hereafter. the 3d day of January, 1916, at 10 lutely, and through the local pre»» of better than -ast year, while the vege- tendents of other state
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say ol our work •nd acta directly upon the blood and mil.
o’clock A. M., at the front door of the their counties, the educational leader» tables and other product
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were a much is well siiintnarised by G. E. Wolfing, ooua aurfarea of the ayatem Send for
County Court House in Portland, Mult­ have given Oregon credit for helping higher grade than ever before.
testimonials, Zrre
People of Southeast Portland nomah County. Oregon, sell at public
F. J. CHENEY A CO. Toledo. O.
Huperititendent of Vocati-mal Educa- I
them.
W. E. Cole, chairman of the
■old by all Oriurglnt». 7lir.
Hundreds
of
reqnests
have
come
from
auction
(subject
to
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re
letnption
),
to
the
tion. Gary, Indiana, who said:[
are casting about for a school
Taka Haifa Family Pill» for cnnatlpailoa
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bidder for cash in band, all the Educational Committee of the Fann
director. They feel that school high
right, title and interent which the with­ Bureau for Napa County, California, in
Scene From “Potash and Perlmutter“
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(or either or any a letter of appreciation to State Superin­
interests in this section of the in named defendant
them) had on the 23d day of October,
city warrant an attempt to of
1912, the «late of the mortgage herein tendent J. A. Churchill »ay», after tel­
choose a director from patrons foreclosed, or since that date had in and ling of a meeting of their county edu­
the above described property or any cational official».
"A standard school
of this locality. J. J. Johnson to
part thereof, to satisfy said execution, watt adopted after the Oregon plan. We
and Phil Bates have been named. judgment order and decree, interest, have kept the local pres» informed of
coste.
Both of these men are well costs and T. accruing
our work.
No doubt every county in
M. HURLBURT,
qualified for the position and Sheriff of Multnomah, County,Oregon. California having a farm adviser will
Dated this 1st day of December, 1915.
very shortly follow our lead.” At the
whichever decides to accept the First
issue Decemlier 2nd, 1915.
Annual Teacher»’ Institute of Monterey
nomination should have undi­ Last issue December 30th, 1915.
County, the county superintendent,
vided support of the patrons of
George Schultzburg,
brought
the
OREGON SCHAOOLS WIN
Southeast Portland.
teacher» to the Oregon exhibit, and in
NATIONAL APPROVAR »peaking to them «aid :
"1 want all of
Greaharn, Oregon, Dec 1. 1915. To
you
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teacher
to
tee
what
wonderful
work
the Editor of Mt. Bcott Her»Id—Pleas­
That the people living in the rural Oregon is doing in her rural «chool».
ant V»lley Grange No IMS. wist«
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to in­
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of Oregon care more for their Their Standard School Plan is just
form you that they heartily endorse the district
senliroonte expressed by you in you» schools, are working harder to give their what we need in our county.” The
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and girls a practical education, teacher» at once voted to adopt the
answer to the "Brewer
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Association” boy
and thank you for die consistent stand and hare made a greater advance than Oregon plan, and the Oregon standard
any other state, 1» clearly proved by the card is now in every rural school in
your paj
*-r
* made.
ba
Anna Lehman. Secretary. reception which ban been given the rural Monterey County.
school exhibit at the Panama I'acifie
Superintendent Harriett S. Lee, of
International Exposition.
Yolo County, write«: "I am now work­
At the request of tlie National Bureau ing to make your Standard School Plan
of Education, the Oregon State Itepart- fit Yolo County, and I wish to thank
ment of Education prepared for the you for the many excellent pamphlets
** next meeting of Mt. Scott W. C. Educational Palace an exhibit »bowing and card
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I have received through the
T. U. will i* held at the home of Mr
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the atrongeet features of the rural schools medium of your delightful representa­
McKinley on Tuesday, Dec. 14th. The of Oregon; namely, the standard plan, tive at the P. P. I. E.”
municipal manager plan of city govern­ the Boys’ and Girls' Club Work and the
Of tl>e clnb work, it is conceded that
ment will be presented by Mrs. L'tcie Playground Movement. As the rules of no other »tate ha» the work ao well or­
Faxon AddHon The McKinley home the Educational Building would not per- ganized. The local and county school
Southern Pacific
NOTES OF THE W. C. T. U.