Mt. Scott herald., February 10, 1916, Image 2

SCOTT HERALD LAYMEN’S CONVEN­
TION DRAWS INTE REST
Entered a* Second Clam Matter February 19, 1914.
At postoffiee, Lente. Oregon. Under act of March A, 1879
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PASSENGtR RATES
EAST SIDE TOPIC
There to fite*t interest tnanlfvateil this
week in the I jxjiiw ' u ’ s Mtoaioaary IV hi -
(eontlnued (torn psga on«)
ventten which contenM in our city on
Life Preservers
Tentative arrangements were made by
February 13.
Rafftotration week waa
tin* North Portland Commercial Club
opened last Sunday. An every man
H. A. DA KNALL, Entrón and M anaubb .
Tuvaday night to secure the coopera­
eaiivasB to leing vifnrously pushed in
tion of all the loenl club* on thewPenin-
Are useful if you are going to travel but they
the ehurvhe* of all detiouuuations
*ula In a movement to promote the ca-
Office Phone: Home B-filll-llll. Residence: Tabor 2S13
through the state as well as in the city.
won’t save your life on dry land. The best
I labltolnnent of small and large factories
' In Duluth, a city of 100,(100 |M»piilation,
life preserver for a landsman is a Bank Ac­
i ou the IVnntonla. CI u I hi al 8t. John*,
It is really enough to make a there W«r« just renislereil 1,1000 dele- University Park. Woodlawn and Al­
count with a reliable Bank. The Multnomah
AHE Domestic Science De­
St. Paul just cloaeil a conven­
brass
man smile to note the sing­ Bate*.
berta dtotricts will be invited to join in
State
Guarantees every Account it takes.
partment of the Agricul­
tion with a reKistratioii of 1,700. Lo«|
Relief from worry, such as comes from bank­
tural College has just issued a ular interest the Telegram has Anp'les is palling tor 3,000. Portlaiui’s tin* movement. C. L. McKenna, presi­
dent, *tat<>d that much property on the
ing with us, has prolonged many a man's
bulletin devoted to school lunch­ developed in Wood Block Paving. slogan to 2.<00 registraliona by next Peninsula to dormant that can lie made
It closes an appeal to the people Monday. New feature* are Iteing aildad available for inantifaetnring pur|M»e*.
Safety
and an income are conducive to good
es that ought to be of interest to
of Oregon in its issue of the 7th to the pr<>grani conrtantly. Monday it He pointed out the uecd of eat a hl i*h ing
health and comfortable living. Don’t risk
mothers throughout the state. as follows: * "Meanwhile what was a.-v'tired that there will be presented a >>ay roll, and that it was a* important
your life by keeping your money in a tin can.
eveuing of the convention inotiou
to establish «mall concern* employing
Relative to mothers and this sub­ word of encouragement do we each
See us.
pictures of the work of one of the lane .
ject there are three classes: have in Oregon for wood block eet institutional church«» of the country, j five and ten men. a* the larger concern*
A club federation i* planned to take up
Mothers who know how tn pre­ pavement.” We would just like showing how a man or woman who is thin question.
pare a school or cold lunch; to know what word the Telegram down and out is taken from the gutter. I It waa decided to hold the annual
put through the plane and turned out a <
mothers who think they know offered for wood block pavement splendid
club banquet sometime in February
lienta Sta., Portland. Oregon
Christian character. On ac­
how and yet fail to make good, last spring, when it had the only count of the strategic positioa of the Tire propoeeil inamberahip campaign
and mothers who either do not really worth-while-opportunity Pacific coast at this time, standing M will Mart in February according to the
decision of the club.
Another meeting
know how, or do not try, to that has been offered in this we do between autocratic forma of waa held Tuesday, February I, when
serve good lunches. Very clear­ state, for the promotion of the government on both the east and west, tire inernla-mliipcaiupaign waa launched.
with mihta tom struggling for supremacy
ly the last two classes include article for which it now attempts in
tlie great war now raging in Europe,
far more than two-thirds of ' the to show such solicitude. It the strongeet team in the whole country The averiqp' coat of the lug trunk
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mothers. They include all i the would be safe to bet a farm, or will be at the Portland conventi<ui. Mwer, recently completed in MontavillB
Railway Courtesy
ignorant, lazy, dirty, or im- even a lot on Washington Street, i The objective* iu this convention 1 by contractor William Lind, will range
liven Up Your Torpid liver
from
$95
to
|ln6
per
lot
throughout
the
;
have
been
siunmarued
aa
follows
:
that
the
Telegram
could
not
show
the
poverished mothers in
Traveler* who are accustomed to lav­
To keep your liver active imr Dr.
one line from its own columns of To consider new world conditions and ‘ district, according to a recent eatimate ing hel<l up at every corner ami who King's New Life Pills
country.
Mothers who send
i
They insure
made. The statement that the coat |*r
America’s enlarifed responsibility.
their children to school ’ with that date in advocacy of the To study the missionary progress of lot wa* obviously an error a* to the lat- have found it necessary when enroute good digestion, relieve constipation, and
to either carry a lunch or patronise tl>e ton« up the whole system—keep your
lunches composed largely of cake “home product” in which it now ! recent years.
I ter figure No lot in the district will I*
ttt*W"*arily
high-priced diner* have eye clear ami your akin fresh and
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aaaesseii
*196
for
the
latter.
Thl*
will
be
pie,
doughnuts and
other sees so much merit There must To project plans looking toward the
been agreeably surprised with the lunch h«althy looking.
Only 85c. at your
dainties; mothers who provide a be some way to explain this, for ' accomplishment of our whole mission­ the fourth and last assessment to he service adopted by the Southern Pseifio Druggist.
'
paid
for
flic
trunk
wwvr
which
reaches
*otne lime ago
lunch of bread and molasses and the Telegram is nothing if not ary To duty.
emphasise the adequacy of the to the Willamette river and which was
The male brunette who formerly an­
raw cucumbers, in season; sincere.
Every time a section
, Gospel to meet modern social condi- built in section».
nounced that dinner waa ready in the
mothers who never thought of
i waa built an assessment waa mail« to
lions.
The Newberg Graphic says: To increa-»e the spiritual power and : pay for it, and the entire territory to the diner, and who <lid it in a tone to indi­
the necessity of sterelizing the
cate that you could either follow him or Pointers
city limits was u*-m*«d. Montavilla
dinner pail by scalding it out; As the Oregon law stands the I efficiency ol the local church.
starve, now announce» the meal» a*
properly living as-«*»*sl four time* with
usual but also leave* a »lip announcing
mothers who provide their child­ young man who insists on hieing To secure the general use of the liest > the
last section of the trunk. The en­
methods of missionary education and
that for the accomodation of pamrngvr*,
ren with a nickel or dime to buy himself off to Vancouver, Wash­ finance
tire ci»t of the trunk »ewer from the
lunch Itoxea will lie delivered by the
something at the confectionery; ington with his bride to-be to To inspire laymen to take their part WillatiM*tte river to end south of Ea»t waiter
upon request at th« in<»ieat price
get
married
puts
a
question
mark
in the extension of the Kingdom of I Morrison street will foot up to about of 30 cent». The »lip give* the content»
mothers who put up cold coffee,
after
his
name.
”
We
think
his
*700,QQi). which to onteide lateral coat.
Christ.
fat meat, half-done biscuit and
of each biot, the list including items
real
motive,
however,
is
a
smart
Some of the leading themes to tie dis-
“Advantages an old
»ufficient for a good sised lunch. With
jelly soaked bread, and all of
cussed are given as:
alecky
notion
that
he
is
beating
Ferdinand E. Reed, living at 171 Die lunch boxes a family may lie fisi at
established Nursery
whom wonder why their child­
China, an Empire and a Republic.
, Royal Court, was elected president of I lie price it formerly coat one.
the
law
and
saving
some
change.
gives you. ”
ren have
headaches,
sour
Making America Christian.
, tn« Itoureihurat Club for the ensuing
There wa* no particular reason why
Can
America
Keep
Christ?
stomachs, poor nutrition, and are
year,
at
a
meeting
of
the
l»»ard
of
di-
the Soutiicrn Pacific ahould adopt Into
Armor plates as produced by
Mo«t. if not all, large «*tabli*lw*l
pale, apathetic, inattentive and the Bethlehem, Midvale and Alaska, Our Northwestern Empire. 1 rector* held in the clubhon«e Weilnes- Innch box »ervice, other than the ac­ nnrserie» work on tli» ealablished
The Place of Prayer in World Con­ i day night. Mr. Reed ha* l>een one of commodation of ita patron J. Such inter­
principie—"that on» thing at a time
stupid, fail to pass and always Camagie Steel Companies cost quest.
an 1 lliat dona well” ie bailar than
i the most active member* during tlie eat in the welfare and comfort of
sudesvormg to do several tilinga and
tag along at the end of the class, the government on an average Who Will Rule Africa Tomorrow?
- past year, and to hto efforts tlie sucres*
to such a rontraat to tlie pul»-
excelllng in none. 1.arge nurseriea
the shame of their parents and of $439 a ton. Government fac­ Putting the Church on a War Foot­ that haa atteniied tlie club for the past traveler»
devote their ewtlrs time, tbsught
lic-l*e-daraiie<l spirit of the road» of a
and energies In produclng GOOD
the despair of the teachers. tories have turned out this ing.
year is attributed.
I few year* ago aa to be worthy of »|<eclal
TBEKB.
The other officers of tne club are: notice — (Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Ore.)
Children who develop perma­ armor at $251 a ton. This is the War Experiences in Turkey. »
Making Good in the Local Church.
Vice president, 8. B. Coob; Secretary,
nent indigestion and dyspesia reason for the “Navy League,”
You can get all your trees from th*
The Biggest Business in the World.
Jack P. Hoben; Treasurer, A. D.
same source--trees that are al) grown
Advertised Letters
before they reach the age of ten. an organization interested in de­ The Modern Uprising of Men.
tinder the same condition* of soil and
Holeiu.
Before buying and preparing veloping a demand for an in­ Some of the Speakers of the Portland Tlie club ha* just closed an active Advertised letter* (or week ending treatment, insuring you uniform
Jan. 29, l'Hfl
Archanbean, Mr*. Pat;
trees—a uniform orchard.
Convention are: Fred B. Fisher, team year, the New Year’s party at the I
food every mother’s problem creased navy.
Barker, Mi»» Eda; Coffin, Mr*. T. A. ;
leader and head of the National Metho- i Multnomah Hotel being the closing
Establtohed Nnrxeriee, by reason
should be what to buy economi­
Dougla*, Mr*. Luther; Davis, Mr*. E.
of their being established, insure you
diet Brotherhood ; Erneet W Naftxger, : event, and proved a complete success.
Medford,
Oregon,
boasts
a
cally and healthfully. Feed­
J ; Dunazo, J. T.; Erickson, Rudolph
getting tree« from them that are
leader of song and solos. Twice around 1 H. 8. McCutchen, retiring president, in
TRUE TO NAME.
France, Ed II.; Jolinnon, Mr*. C. N.i
ing
the human
body
is population of 12500, and sup­ the world with Chapman and Aiexan- j hto
annual report, gave the memlier-
Kellar,
Orto;
Mann,
C.
O.
ft);
Mann,
like feeding a furnace. It is a ports 18 manufacturing enter­ der; Herbert 8. Johnson, Warren Ave-i I »hip at 225, including life member*.
Large, establtohad nuraariea are
Harry ;• Menkenmaier, Wm.; Nelaon,
not frequently changing Manage­
process of developing heat units. prises. Astoria beats that with I nue Baptist Church, Boston; Janie* P. He also told the lecture course, the so­ , Mr*.
Elva; Underbill, Mr», Wm.;
ment, aellingout, discontinuing busi­
Some furnaces are adaptable to 57 factories to 10100 of popula­ McNaughton, Just back from Turkey, a j cial functions and other club activities. Winttcr, Mr. and Mr*. Walter W.
ness, etc., like the "boom-tima-skin-
I thrilling story of Armenian into»acre*. Mr McCutchen seid that one of the
'em quick, aud-get-away” fellow.
all sorts of fuels.
All sorts of tion.
Adverttoed letter* for week ending
J. E. Crowther, back from Africa, : achievements of the club for the year i
Feb 6, 1916; Atkinson, Capt. S P H.;
fuels will bum in them without
Permanent nurseries are Inlarsated
Some of those editors who are chased by submarines; 8. Hall Young. wa* the preservation of Itourehurat Park Barker, Mr*. Wm. M.; Brown, Cha».; in you making a succaas with thair
serious damage to the furnace,
Alaska missionary; A. R Kepler, from from any change in the original plans
trees, and In addition to furnishing
Clauson, Mr*. J.; Clark, Chas. W.:
so loudly
over prohi- China, w.ruiiMtTM
. . .
,
wounded IU
in tnari
Boxer IUMMKIV,
massacre; by which the lake, now being built, j
vou GOODTREE8, s re ahis and tril­
though some fuels give out more snickering
Day,
Mi»*
M.
W.
;
Egger*,
Mr».
I
;
to give you helpful sdvics end
heat than others. But there are bition in South Carolina would j. g Trimble, a builder of big eonven- would have been '.mitted and a com Egger*, C. E.; Gordon, M. E.; Hatter, ling
instruction on the tiesl varieties to
be
speedily
undeceived
if
they
’
d
tiona; Jam»« w. Baahford, M. E. , inanity bouse erected, thereby destroy-
plant, how to overcome come diffi­
fuels so abundant in strong acids
Ernest E.; Hay, Mr*. T. G.; Holme*.
to Charleston and try to get a Bi"hop, Shanghai, China, speaker of ' ing one of the great beautic* of Itoiirel- 1 Mra. Myrle; Johnson, Mr*. J. H ; culty with your trees and various
that they eat out the materials go
¿¡-Ink
great power author and world states- 1 hurst Park. The report* indicated that
other (eaturee of importance to you
Jone», Geo. W. ; Kettle, T. C.; Miller,
The large, established nursery put»-
of the furnace, and yet produce
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man; Herman F. Swartx. an interesting the ladle* of tlie community had been
B. T.; Patton, Mra. John; Rowley,
tishea and distributee, usually free,
only a minimum of heat. Other Somebody says that Billy Sun-
-pe.ker, active in supporting the club activities. Mr*. E.; Shearer, Karl; Tull, Mr*. large Catalogues containing valuable
i
a.
t
i_
Henry H. Kelsey, one ol the command* Tlie club orchestra, led by W. H. Boyer,
Information for your assistance: they
fuels are productive essentially day
Margaret: Tibhita, Mra. J. H.; Wil­
says that Jonah was the ing
of the congregational
give yon the benefit of their wide es-
of heat Feeding the human captain 01 the first submarine. iChnrcb; Hugh L. Burleson, Editorial he said, had lieen a great factor in the liam*, A. J.
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parlance.
club activities.
Geo. W. Spring, Postmaster.
furnace successfully is a prob­ To be technical, we would say department,
Protestant
Episcopal
Except for the larger nurseries,
lem to be studied carefully. The he was the first captian of a sub- Church; Morri* W. Ehnes, Master of
yon would today not have many of
$100 Reward, $100
Sciatica s Plerclnq Pain
the beet varieties. Take, for instance
food that will give the maximum marine
missionary methods, a football star in ,
Th* readers of thia paper will b-
the Itombert cherry, the Ideal Apple
To
kill
the
nerve
pain*
of
Bciatica
you
pleased to learn that there la at least on-
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college,
several
year*
in
Africa.
of heat and nutrition at the
and the Vrooman Franquette Wal­
dreaded dlaeaae that science has Met
Each day at noon during the coming: can alway* depend on Hloan’i IJniment. able to cure In all Ito «tans. and that b
nut,
all recognised as the beet of
minimum of cost, waste, and in­
Hall'* Catarrh Cure la the onl>
How do you think it would feel week, the members of committee* and It penetrate* to the seat of pain and Catarrh.
their kinds, were first introduced and
positive cure now known to the medic*
jury to the body is the rational to be sued for $50,000 on the canvasser* meet at the Y. M. C. A. for bring* ease a* *oon aa it to applied. A fraternity. Catarrh being a conatltution» distributed by our company.
require* a conatltutlonai treat
food for the wise mother to se­ charge of breech of promise —if luncheon, where reports of progress are great comfort too with Sloan’* to that disease.
ment. Haif a Catarrh Cure la taker. I,
Therefore—remember when next
temally.
acting directly upon the ble--
lect If you are not informed you were holding a $50 per week In‘de ,md word''of eocouwgement and no rubbing to required. Hloan’s Uni-, and mucous
buying trees, that for QUALITY,
surfaces of the ayaiem, th. r«
ment
to
invaluable
for
Mopping
muscu-
by
destroying
the
foundation
of
the
<11*
inspiration are spoken by men who
HERVICE and SATISFACTION the
to attain the end, you should be • i 7
and giving the patient strength I.
BEST PLACE is the
■*
have been in the convention work in lar or nerve pain of any kind. Try it at eaae,
building up the constitution and MStetli i
happy in accepting the views of
In doing Ita work. The proprietor
other cities.
Telegraphic report* are once if you Buffer with Rheumatism, ' nature
have ao much faith In tla curative pow
OREGON NURSERY COMPANY
some one who has devoted him­ T. R. call8 for “sound Ameri- exchanged each day with Seattle, Ta-1 Lumbago, More Throat, Pain in Chert, era
that they offer One Hundred Dollar
ORENCO, OREGON
for
any
caae
that
It
fall*
to
cur*.
3en<
self to the subject and such in­ canism,” and it must be said euma and Spokane. Portland to lead- Sprain*, Bruise*, et«. It to excellent for ll*t of testimonial*
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AMrem:
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CHKNRT
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CO.
Toledo.
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for
Neuralgia
and
Headache.
26c.
at
Reliable
Salesmen Wanteil.
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.
,
ing
the
other
cities
in
enthuma*m
and
formation may be secured by the
■eld by all tmiBlete. tie.
that his brand is sound-all, I interest in trie coming and in number*
.
Take Hall e Family Pill* for constipation
i
all
Druggist*
study of the bulletin mentioned.
SOUna.
| of men registered.
Published Every Thursday at Lenta, Ore., by the Mt. Scvrr P vbushinu Co.
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THE MULTNOMAH STATE BANK
The Herald $1.00 Per Year
For TREE
BUYERS
Further evidence of the inabil­
It must be admitted that Car­
ity or disinclination of the jitney
ranza
is one of the most promis­
men to comply with the require­
ing
statesmen
Mexico ever had.
ments of public service are
shown in their attitude and con­
It certainly looks as if the
duct during the past week.
short-skirters are determined to
First, failure of a large propor- •
leave no head unturned.
tion to operate; second, failure
to operate until a competitor had
A small boy says the road to
cleared the passage; third, pi- 1 knowledge
has too
many
ratical charges for service; branches.
fourth, blocking their competi­
Many a bluffer has a
tor’s right-of-way after he had
cleared it at his own expense. I he is unable U bluff.
That ought to be enongh, and
Just four years and 25
other things might be said.
since the last “Silver Thaw.
We haven’t heard of any
(blank) fool getting out in the
street this week in his shirt
sleeves, bareheaded, with a
palm leaf fan.
The aerial cir­
culation has been most too ac­
tive this week for such displays
of mendacious imbecility.
Futila Aspiration.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Circuit Court of the State of |
Oregon, for the County of Multnomah, j
in Probate, Department No. 6.
Notice i* hereby given that the under-!
signed haa been appointed admintotra
trix of the estate of Erneat Herlihey .
deceased, by the Circuit Court of the!
State of Oregon for Multnomah County,
and ha* qualified. AH person* having
claim* against raid estate are hereby
notified to present them properly veri­
fied a* by law required to the under­
signed at 314 Spalding Bldg, Portland,
Oregon, within six month* from the
date hereof.
ba I««! and flrat published February 3.
1916.
Emma Herlihey, Administratrix
John Van Zante, Attorney.
Daily Malls
"When I was a boy I thought I’d
rather be a great baseball player than
Mails at the Lents postoffice arrive
anything else In the world."
and depart daily, except Sunday, as fol­
“Of course you have changed your lows :
mind.”
Arrive
Depart
“Not exactly. I bare merely realised
6:00 A. M.
7:15
A. M.
that there to no hope.”—Washington
12:60 P. M.
12:30 P. M.
Star.
3:80 P. M.
6 30 P. M.
“The Road of A Thousand Wonders”
To
4
Trains
Daily
California
from
Six Months Round Trip Tickets On Sale
Portland
Many attractions for the visitors to California in February. Bathing at the
beaches, picking oranges and lemons,t motoring, playing golf or tennis.
The beautiful exfmaition at Han Piego open all the year. Tripa to Mt. Ixiwe
or Mt. Wilson. Ocean tripe to Catalina or Hanta Crux Islands. Everywhere
the door of hoapitality stands open for YOU.
4«* zawr /«Mf
»r wrffa
John M. Scott. General Fusangsr Agent, Portland, Oregon
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