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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1916)
TRI At The Churches PARK, ARLETA Arlela Baptist Church Mrs Car) J. Hollingwortl^returne«! to Seattle after a week's «tay with her parents at Hood River and a week-end visit with Mr. ami Mr*. A. J. Holiing- worth at 6810-71»t street 8. E. Mr». Hollingwortb took in the Hoffman con cert before taking the midnight train for the north. 11:46 a. jn. Bible School. 11 a. in. Preaching servies. 7:80 p. m. Evening servlcss. 6:16 t> tn. B. Y. P. U. mealing. 7 :4ft Prayer meeting. Everylxxly welcome to any and all Ibese »srviOM. Millard Avenue Presbyterian Church 10 a. in. Hubbalb Hchooi. 11 a. in. Morning womlilp. 7:p. m. Y P. H. O. E. 7:46 p. tu. Evening worship. 7 :3o p. in. Ttnirmlay. midweek »ervic*. H p. in. Thnrsilav, choir practice. Rev. Win. H. Ann», P««t«ir. Burroughs Copyright. 1*14, by W. G. Chapman CMARTIR X. St. Peter s Catholic Church Huudayat Th» Death Danos. I ACH day Nu realized that he was gaining rapidly upon 4 a. m. Ix>w Maae. those with whom Nat-ul trav 10:30 a. m. High Ma»». eled 6:30 a. m. Sunday Hrhool. The experience of bia other Ilf» a*- 12 M. Oboli rehearsal. aurrd him that she muat be a prison Week day»; Maaa al 8 a. m. •r, yet at the same time be realized that such might not tie the csae at all. for had he not thought of bcr a pris Seventh Bay Adventist Church oner among the other» who had held 10 a. m. Haturday Habl«ath School. him prisoner. only to learn that one of 11 a. tn. Haturday preaching. 7:30 p. n>. Wednesday, Praver meeting. them claimed her a» a »later? 7:46 p. in. Hundav preaching. It all seemed very strange to Nil. It was quit» beyond him Nst-ul could uot be the »biter of Cuater. and yet he bad seen her apparently happy and Kern Park Christaln Church contrated In the aoclrty of theae Corner 8911« Hl. and 44th Ave. 8. E. strangers. and Cuater unquestionably 10 a. in. Bible Hcbool. llam. and 7:30 p tn. preaching sen appeared to feel fur her the solicitude •f a brother. vice. „ tt :U) p. in. Chrl»lain Endeavor. Curtiss. It was evident, loved Nat-ul 7:3op. m/Thuraday, mid-week prayer —that mueb he had gleaned from con meeting. versatlons be bad overheard between A cordial welcome to all. him and Coater How the man could Rev. G K. Berry, Pastor. have become so well acquainted with Nat-ul between the two day» that bad •la|med since Nu had act forth from St. Pauls tplscopal Church tile carea beside the reeUeea sea to One block tooth of Woodmere »latino bunt down Oo and the morning that Holy Communio» the Aral Sunday of be had awakened following the mighty each month al 8 p. in, No other aer- shaking of the world waa quite a» vice» that day. Every other Bunday Ilia regular aer much a mystery as was the remarkable change» that bad taken place In th» vice» will be at uiual. Evening Prayer and sermon at 4 p. m. aspect of the world during th» earns Bunday Hchooi meets at 3 p. m. B brief period. Boatwright, Hupl , L. M.ffstt, Bee. Nu bad given much thought to these Rev. O. W. Tavlor, Rector miraculous happening», with the result that be bad about convinced himself that he must bare alept much longer Lents Lvangelkdl Church than b» bad believed. but that a hun Bermon by the Pastor, 11 a. m. and dred thousand year» had rolled their alow and weary progresa above bis un 7:16p. u> Sunday Hchooi »t46 a. m, Albert conscious bead could not. of course, Fankbsuser, Superintendent. have occurred to him. »ven as tbs re Y. P. A. 6:15 p. m. va Anderton, motest of possibilities. President. He bad also weighed tbs sneering Prayer meeting Tburaday 8 p. in. words of Curdas, and with them the A cordial welcome to all. T. R. Hornachncb, Paator. attitude of the stranger» with whom be bad been thrown. He had quickly appreciated the fact that their man ner» and customs were as far removed Lents friend s Church 9:46 a.m. Bible Hchooi, Mrt. Maud from hta a» they were from those of the besets of ths jungle. Reach, Superintendent. He had seen that bla own ways were 11 KJ* a m Preach log tervicee. more In accordance with the ways of 4:96 p. m. Christian Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Preaching Hervicee. the black and half nak«*d natives whom 8:00 p. m. Thursday, mid-week the whites looked upon as so much prayer meeting. their Inferiors that they would not A cordial welcome to all three »er- vices. John Riley, Pastor. even eat at the asm» table with them. Re bad noted the fact that tbe blacks treated tbe other whites with a marked respect which they did not ex Lents Baptist Church tend to Nn, and. being no fool, Nu bad Ixird’s Day. Bible School»:46a. m. coms to tbe conclualon that tbe whites Morning worship, 11 a. in. Elmo Height» Sunday School, 2:30 themselves looked upon him as an in ferior. even before Curtías' words con p. m. vlnced him of tbe truth of his suspi B Y P. V , 8:30 P m. cions. Evening worship, 7:30 p. ni. A cordial welcome to th«« services. Evidently, though hia skin was J. Si Nelson, Pastor white, he waa now in some subtle way different from the other whites Pos sibly It waa In tbe matter of raiment fifth Church ot Christ H» had tried to wear tbe atrange Fifth Church of Christ. Sciential of body coverings they bad given him. Portland, Ore. Myrtle Park Hall. but they were cumbersome and un Myrtle Park. comfortable. and. though he was ael- Service»« Bunday 11 a. m. deu> warm enough now. he bad never Sunday School 9:30 ami 11 a. tn. Wednesday evening testimonial meet thelee» been gla«l when the optxirtuni ty came to discard the hampering and ing 8 p. tn. unaccustomed clothing. These thoughts suggested the possi Lents M. t. Church bility that If Nat-ul bad found recog Bunday School 9:46. a. m. nition among the stranger» u¡x>n an Preaching 11:00 a. m. equal footing with them that she. too. Service* at Bennett Chapel at 3 p. tn. might have those attributes of superi Epworth League 8:30 p, in. ority which tbe strangers claimed, and Preachibg 7 :80 p. tn. Prayer meetiug Tliuraday evening al If such waa the fact It became evident that she would consider Nu from the 7:30. W. R. F. Browne, paator. viewpoint of her new friends—as an Inferior. Residence 6703 81rd Bt. Such reveries made Nn very sad, for be loved Nat-ul just as you or I would Laurelwood M. t. Church love—just as normal white men have 9:46 a. tn. Sunday school. always loved-with a devotion that It :00 a. m. preaching. placed tbe object of his affection upon 13:30 a. m claae meeting a pedestal, before which be waa hap H:30 p. m. Epworth lx>*gue. py to bow down and worship. Ills 7:30 p m preaching. Tlx- pastor is aaei»ted by e chorus choir passion was not of tbe brute type of tbe Inferior races, which oftentimes and the Amphion Male Quartette 8:00 p. tn. Thursday evening, prayer solemnize» the marriage ceremony with a cudgel and ever places the woman service. Dr. C. R. Carlo», pastor. tn tbs position of an Inferior and a chattel. Even aa Nu pondered tbe puzzling German Evangelical Reformed Church questions which confronted him bls Corner Woodstock Ave., and 87th St. •ye» and ears were alert as be sped Rev. W. G. Uenkaemper, paator. along tbe now fresh trail of the cara Hunday School 10 a tn. van. Morning Worahip, Ila. m. Every Indication pointed tbe recent Y. P. 8. at 7:.10 p. m. passing of many men. anil tbe troglo Grrmui School and Catechetical Class dyte was positive that he could tie but Saturday 1» a. nt. 41 few hours behind his quarry. A few miles east of him tbe rescue party from the Ureyst«»ke ranch were Third United Brethren Church pushing rapidly ahead u|>on a different 10 a. in. Sunday School. trail, with a view to heading off tbe 11 a. m. Preaching Arabs 3 p. ni. Iunior Christian Endeavor. Ibn Aswad had taken a circuitous 6:30 p. in. Senior Chriatian Endeavor. route In order that he might pnaa 7:30 p. m. Preaching. round the country of the Waxlri, and with his slow- moving slave caravan i he had now reached a point but a few days' journey tn a direct line from Magnolia Camp No. 4028, Royal the ranch. The lightly equipped pur Neighbors. meeta regular Second suers, having knowledge of the route and Fourth Wednesdays of each month at I. O. O. F. Hall. Second taken by the Arabs from the messen Wedneadayaaocial meeting. Neighbora ger who bnd come to seek their assist bring your families and friend». ance, bad not been compelled to follow Fourth Wednesday, bnrinras. All tbe epoor of their quarry, but instead Neighbor» reqaeetoi to oome. Ry had marched straight across country order of the Camp In a direct line for a point which they believed* would bring them ahead of th* caravan. LODGE DIRECTORY Th* HmN MOO P it Ynr Tne regular monthly t«-a at the Kern Park Christian Church was held at tlte rraidence of Mrs. D. L, Wilcox, 47th avenue and fJDth street, Thursday after noon. The tea was a joint function with the ladira <>f the Kern Park Congrega tional Church E thus It was that Au and Terkoz and tbe party of wbit«*e and Waxlri from tbe ranch were closing In upon Ibn A»wa«l from opposite directions ki multaneoualy. But Nu was not destined to follow I tbe trail of the rsklers to where they were still rngsg«*d In repelling tbe sav age attack of tbe fierce Wamboll. for I as be trotted along with tbe dog at bls «Ide hi» quick eyes detected that which tbe bound, with all bls won- drolls Instinctive ¡x»wera. would have passed by unnoticed—tbe well marked prints of the hoofs of two donkeys that had mine back along tbs trail since tbe caravan bad ¡«assed That they were donkeys belonging I to tbe Arabs was evident to Nu through his familiarity with tbe dis tinctive hoof prints of each, which dur ing ths past three days bad become as well known to him as tils mother's face bad been But what were they doing retracing tbe way they bad but just covered? He baited and raised bls bead to sniff the air and listen Intently for the faiutest sound from the direction iu Which the beasts bad gone when they ' left the old trail at the point that be bad discovered tbelr spoor. Tbe wind, however, was blowing from the opposite direction, so there was no chance that Nu could scent them. He waa tn doubt aa to whether be should leave tbe trail of the main body and follow tbeee two or continue on his way. From the manner of their passing— •Ide by stile fie was convinced that each carried a rider, since otherwise they would bare gone In single file after tbe manner of beasts moving along a none too wide trail, but there was nothing to Indicate that either rider was Nat-ul. For an instant be hesitated, and tben tils judgment told him to keep on after tbe main body, for if Nat-ul waa a prlaoner she would be with tbe larger force—not riding In the opposite direc tion with u single guard. Even aa be turned to take up tbe pursuit again there came faintly to bls ears from tbe jungle at bla left the sound of a human voice It waa a woman's, raised In frightened protest Like a deer Nu turned and leaped tn the direction of that familiar voice. Tlic fleet wolfhound was put to It to keep pace wttb tbe agile cave man, for i Nu bad left tbe earth and taken to the branches of the trees, where no under brush retarded hia flight From tree to tree be leaped or swung, sometimes burling bis body twenty feet through the air from one jungle giant to another. I The regular meeting of the Artota W. C. T. U was held at tlie home of Mrs. Myra Zehrung. 710ft-48th Ave. 8. E. Tbe afternoon was given to the con sideration of “First Ai<i io Baving Our Boy» and Girls.” Mrs Myra Zehrung was the le*d*r. The question box was conducted by Mrs. M. Francis Swope. This rn<-eting was a vital one. Too mneb emphasis cannot be placed on the bene fits of prevention as against tl«e retribu tive justice of the Juvenile Court. l«at Monday the Hoffman School waa closed on account of the funeral ot it» late principal. Mr. MacDonald. Grading for ride walk« ha» been started at 67 th street, going east on 46th avenue to 79th. The Ladies Aid Society of the Kern Park Congregational Church held an all-day meeting at tbe home of Mrs. Grace Lawrence on 44lh avenue. The ladies took a picnic lunch, and th» pleasant affair was in the nature ot a surprise on Mrs. Tom Davis. Ti>e Kern Park Congregational C. E. held a business meeting and social at the home of Mr. Arthur Barnard on courts. Our al. «--t £>lu«.-alon, Ministers, 63d street, Friday evening, April 7. and men ofutls-r protosxious are Doctors Mrs. Clara Hill of 5823-39th avenue, of Law and are tbe better fitted to mi« inter t<> the nw-li of tbelr people be passed away at her home Thursday cause of such qualification. Were it the morning, April 6. Tbe funeral services intention of Mr. Whitney to enter tbe were held in Kenworthy’s parlors, and practice of law he would not be asking the interment was made in Multnomah for the office of County Superintendent cemetery. The last rites were conducted aa be now lias a host of friends that by Dr. C. R. Carlos, assisted by the Rev. W. T. 8. Spriggs. Mrs. Hill is survived would inxurv him sik - otu at tbe bar. For twvnty-lhrwe years Mr. Whitney by a husband and seven children, six of baa been auccesefully engaged in tbe whom were present at her funeral. E- H. WHIT'1 Y f. H. WHIINtY I0K GOlNIYMJPfRINIfMIfNI Tlie County School Bnperinn-ndency was not <-reate«l for tl«e purpose of af fording a resting place for its occupant. The force that will make tbe Multnomah County School» tlie best in the state must be dynamic and not static. Your superintendent muat be a man who is going somewhere and who has aliead of him some definite ideals aud alius, and not one who has urrivixl at tbe end. or top of his career and is looking for a ‘'capstone” upon ahich may tie en graved the history of his |>a»I achiev- ments; in the city of the dead alone is such a slab a fitting monument to tell the virtues ofHbe one that lies sleeping beneath. Neith«-r is the County Superintendency to be used as a “stepping stone” by which its occupant hopes to climb to higher things and greater achievements, but that County or City is fortunate if it has for its servant one who may be called from its service to belter fields of labor bet^auae of the power be ¡x wow s. Au effort has been m-ide V« prejudice tbe mind of the public again-t Mr. Whitney because the Supreme Court of the State of Oregon considers him qualified to practice law in his several profession of teaching and now asks to be elected to tlie County Superin- tenilency only that his opportunity to serve bi» profession and the boys and giria of Al ultuomab County may be ex tended. Mark W. Peterson Republican Candidate For CONSTABLE At the Primaries May 19 In announcing my candidacy for the office of Constable at tbe primary elec tion, May 19, I will, if I am nominated and elected, during my term of office, faithfully and impartially discharge tbe duties of tbe office. I will, to the best of mv ability, enforce a’.l laws coming within the Constable's jurisdiction with out fear or favor, and will oot specialise in the enforcement of any one particu er beard tbe itte or that blood rrecamg lar law. I will at all timra be ready challenge. •nd willing to meet personally all At tbe eight which met his eye» he drop|>ed the girl and darted toward bls parties having business in the office, donkey, where hung bla long barreled and will conduct tbe office dutira with a view to strict economy, and compe rifle in Its boot , Victoria Custer looked, too. and what tent deputies will be in attendance and she saw brought unutterable relief and prompt, efficient and courteous service happiness to her. Tben the Arab had rendered. My Slogan is: “Strict law turned with leveled gun just as tbe enforeetnont; prompt, courteous and cave man lea|«ed upon him. impartial service; special favors to There was tbe report of tbe firearm eve It waa wrenched from Abul Mu- none.” 1 am a home owner and taxpayer, karram's grasp and hurled to one side, but tbe bullet went wide of its mark, member of many lodges and societies, and the next Instant tbe girl saw the •nd have been prominent in tbe ranks two men locked In what ahe knew was of labor. I have received many en a death struggle. dorsement» for the office I seek and Tbe Arab struck mighty blows at tbe have been assured tbe support of many head and fac» of his antagonist, while of Portlaud’s prominent professional the cave man. the great muscles rolling aud business men. Paid Adv. leneat.. bis smooth bide, sought for a hold upon the other’s throat About the two the riotous wolf Tbe Aches of House Cleaning hound slunk, growling and bristling, The pain and soreness caused by waiting for an opportunity to rush In bruises, over-exertion and straining dur upon the white robed antagonist of bls ing house cleaning time are soothed master. Victoria Custer, her clinched flats away by Sloan'» Liniment. No need to tight pressed against her bosom, watch suffer thia agony. Just apply Sloan's ed tbe two men who battled for tier Liniment to the sore spots, rub only a She saw tbe powerful hands of her little. In a short time tbe pain leaves, savage man bend back the brad of tbe yon rest comfortably and enjoy a re doomed Abdul Muknrratn. freshing sleep. One grateful user She saw her ferocious mate shake writes: “Sloan's Liniment is worth its tbe man ss a terrier shake« a rat. and Keep a bottle on her heart swelled In fierce primitive weight in gold.” hand, use it against all Soreness, pride at the prowess of her man. Hs 8aw a Woman Struggling With a Neuralgia and Bruijee Kills pain. 25c. No longi'r did Victoria Custer exist. White Robsd Arab It was Nat-ul. the savage mald«>u of at your Druggist. Below mm raced tbe ¡«anting Ter the Neocene who. as Nu threw the life koz, red tongue lolling from foam flecked mouth, but wttb all their speed toss corpse of bls kill to one side and Eczema Cured or Money Refunded the two moved with the nolseleesneea opened hla arms, flung herself Into bls embraco. This guarantee gora with every box of of shadowy ghoeta. It was Nat-ul. daughter of Tba—Nat- Dr. Holieon’s Eczema Ointment. Makes At the <><igo of the jnngle Nu came ul of the tribe of Nu that dwelt be no difference whether its a baby, child upon a parkllke forest, anti well Into yond the barren cliffs b««side the rest this he saw a woman struggling with or age«L No matter how long standing lees sea—who threw her arms about a white robed Arab One sinewy brown Cut her lord and master's neck and drew the ease the giia«antee holds good. hand clutched her throat the other out this strip, go to your druggist, get a his mouth «town to her lipa. was raised to strike her In the face. It waa Nat-ul of the first born who hex of Dr. Hobson’s Ecxenia Ointment, Nn saw that be could not reach th« watched Nu and the fierce wolfhound use it a« dirveted and if you are not fully man In time to prevent the blow, but , circle about tbe «corpse of tbe dead satisfied, the druggist or maker will re he might distract hia attention for the Arab. fund your money. Try it just once, you moment that would be required for The cave man. moving In tbe savage will be happily surprised. him to reach his side. •teps of tbe death dance of bls tribe, From his throat there rose the sav now bent half over, now leaping high age warcry of his long dead people, In air. throwing his stone tipped spear Tlie first train over the- Willamette- a cry that brought a hundred jungle • loft, chanted tbs weird victory song Pacific from Eugene to Coo» Bay was creatures to their feet, trembling In of a dead and burled age. while beside fear or In rage, according to their kind. btat hia eqaally asvag* mat* bast time greeted with enthusiasm from all points. It took nerve to put |ll,opt>,OQi) info It brought Abul Muharram upstand with allm. whits bands this enterprise daring the past three tux. too. for in all bla life, ha had nev- yrar» of depressed business conditions. Tbe wedding of Mr. P P. Ball and Mrs. Addie Collins was sutomniaed at the Kern Park Christian C'hureh last Sunday evening after services. Only a few of tbe most intimate friends were present and tbe announcement of tbe marriage came as a surprise to tbe many acquaintances of the newly weds. They sre at home at their residence on 74th street. Tbe J unior Congregation of the Kern Park Chriatian Church is busy with preparations for tbe Easter exercises. Mrs. Charles Mallett has taken temporarily the positian of teacher of the Pollyanna Class of the La’jreiwood M E. Sunday School. This class ha* tbe making of the strongest teen age claaeee in the community, and with the faithful co-operation of tbe girls and their mothers, tbe class can do great things. Tbe Senior Bible Class of tbe Laurel wood M. E. Church is planning the Easter exercises for the Sunday School. Miss Mary A. Betz, teacher of the class, is ex-officio chairman of tbe committee. Wednesday evening at the Artota Public School, the winners of the prizes in the essay contest on the use of tobacco read their essays in the presence of friends, parents, and classmates. The prizes were awarded as follows to those from the 7, 8, and 9th grades: First prixe, $2. Frank Stafford ; second prize, *1, Gertrude McIntyre; to one from tbe 5 A. Winnifred Johnson, 50 cents. Lillian Schmidt, Homer Simula and Alice Werehoff received honable men tion. Honor ribbons were given to Eleanor Hunt, Melba P. Lieuelton, Wayne Mi'ler, Josephine Wendel, Ar lington Crum. Walter Schaub, Wendall Spriggs, Clinton Wolford. Leona Jen sen, Herbert Kuykendall, Mildred Hassel, Hasel Whitbeck, Leona Wise, Theodore Zehrung and Russel Stone. Mrs. G. L. Buland, State and County Superintendent of Scientific Temperance Instruction presented the prizes. The exercises were conducted by Mrs. Mary Fiahburn and tbe music was furnished by the Artota School. The prizes for this local contest were offered by the Arleta W. C. T. U. The winning eesayx will ba sent to Supt. Alderman to be judgt-d with those from other sch«x>ls in tbe contest for the state and county prizes. People of the Artota Baptist Church will indulge in a sock social Friday evening, the 14th. The sock, by the way, is a tn mature affair, big enough to hold admission. Mrs. Elizabeth Carlson of St. Mary’s, Idaho, ia visiting her father, C. F. Clapp of Kern Park. Echo will have a sheep shearing plant to handle 5000 sheep daily. Farm products shipped from Baker, Haines and North Powder for 1916 were worth 3793,200. The O. W. R. A N. Oo., will »pend 83,650,000 in addition to tbe regular amount this year, for improvements. Building permits at Eugaue have ia* creased 38,523 over lest year.