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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1916)
«------------------------------------------------------ M with fourteen re«l spots, representing LOCAL AND PERSONAL GILBERT CHERRYVILLE | •------------------------------------------------------ K Kern Park. Iremoflt. Arteta fourteen women aud children killed at New Weni. Minn , in 1864. .This Indian had not received Christian In struction and was not a Sunday School teacher like John D. Rockefeller Jr. Th<> law ot eminent domain provides that private property can In* taken over tor public gooil Now it is high lime that this billion dollars, wrung from the American people by obioanery. robliery, and murder Is* ordered taken from Old John I>. and his Bunday School teacher | son. Dr. P. J. O’DONNELL DEimST (Continued from page 1) 92ud St. ami Footer Rued, over th« The eight grade of the Gilbert School I Nothing like it! LENT« PHARMACY will hold its graduation exercises ami ' ■ This May weather is hard to beat. AU church, •wiety, pcruonai and local new* Sadie Carlson, John Murray, Jr , and t’hone Taliur 3211 not published tor profit. tree ; nolle». ot »a- an ice cream social June?, at eight A MMxvwion ot bright days has tartainmenu. conducted tor profit, publlahed Arthur Wilson. sarai g o'clock. Everyone is cordially invited i helped the growth of v«*g«*tatiiin won at a *c ininimun, ot Ml «orda. Announce to attend. 1 The Arlela W. 0. T V. held four derfully. ment* and card ot thanka. aaaae rata. Ad ver mother’s meetings Tuesday, May 9, At On Monday, May 22, the pupils of Un* Any attempt by any foreign element nai ng ratea^quotvd on rmiueat. Mrs. Hemka's. AUlh Ave., ami «Hili Hl., fourth and the tilth grades gav«> a sur to tamper with or subvert our institu Sewing of all kiniln at 8. E . Mr» M Frances Swop« led and Mrs. Julian is a victim of the meati«* prise nut shower on their teacher, Miss tions, either free speech, free schools or Mrs. Mary Kunael, State Cor. Hee , Hogue. This is ibe second pleasant sur- a free pre»» will meet with stem r«*si»t- Üiis week. home or by the day spoke. Mrs. It. Tibia« Maxey led at priw* they have given their teacher late unce and to further safeguard our Mrs. Geo. Haddon Mrs W. (I. Boon’s 69tto*4tlth Ave. 8 E. liberties an organisation known as tho ly. the other being a flower shower. E. C. Thayer and son, Donald, wen* Urnta The meeting al the home uf Mrs. Ellie, fMKMt 65 are. H. E. There will be preaching service at Guardian <>f Liberty 1« >.<en*nsing in Lents visitors Sunday. l*eopl«< are taking great interest in the ; Cor. 62«l Ave., ami 62*1 St., was l«*d by Bennett Chapel next Sunday afternoon. number yearly and is composed of Epworth league at 7:30, Including genuine Americans under the leader new safety deposit boxes that have been Mrs. Stella Wilson. At this tm'clilig Safety De[x*sit boxee may I h * secured installation of newly elect«*«! officers by ship of that splendid soldier, Gen. totalled at the Multnomah State Hank. ¡ Mrs. I'atiemv Woolworth sang a sulo. At Mrs Slimmon’a residence, laurel- al the Multnomah State Rank, greatly the pastor, W. R. F. Browne. The Miles, and if any combination from wood. Mrs. Ada Wallace Limili spoke. officers electod for th«* coming year an* aero*» th«* sea under the guise of to the advantage of local patrons. Rev. J. M. Nelson was cal I«** I to Kan as follows: Mite Minnie Davis, Prom- <*v*cl«*siasucisin have any idea they can The Amphion Male Chorus Is prepar Cash Shoe Repairing Shop sas City, on business. His pulpit ia dent; Wright Davis, First Vice Presi gain supremacy here they had much ing a laoicfil comvrt to la* given at and Members of the Circle, chaperoned b? being supplisti by Rev. Waltz. dent; Mrs. E. M. Calkins, Second Vice) hettei forget it. for the Portland Uotuniuiia in tho near John Walrotl. spent a good portion of President; Miss Maynie Johnson, Th ini Cherryville will observe Decoration intere. This Chorus has its head Tneeilay on a visit at the home of Mrs. ' Vice lYesident; Fred lkuner, Fourth ■ Day and appropriate exercises will be Will Au.lerson is putting up a fine quarters at the music studio of tho di Feithing at Bellrow. About twenty per Vice President; Jessie Farnsworth, I held at the «vmetery tw*ginning at 2 new garage for Kenworthy at the resi rector, J. Archie llollingworth, Arlela. sons were present. They took their Secretary ; Mr. E. M. Calkins, Treasurer. 1 p. m. Devotional exercises by Rev. W. dent's on 86 8t., ami Foster Road. lunches and had a regular picnic, in The members of the Bible Study Class I S. Runyan, an old soldier, who fought Friday evening, May 86, a mlasiou- doors. It was a snrpris«* party. of the Epworth Leagu«* met Saturday throughout tin* great Civil War from ary program will bs gixen at th«* Is'iita fighi for fdx Reduction for a social evening at the home of Rev. start to finish, singing of Star Spangled Bapliat Church, by Miaa Davia’ Sunday Banner by quartet, recitation by Miw H. L. Stevens of Portland has bought and Mrs. McColm. School Class, aaaiat«*«l by Mias Burdi, Mr. and Mrs. Rolierw, daughter and Lillian Northrop, flag salute addrem by the Emporium, formerly conducted by Th«* Cottage Grove Sentinel »ays that mia»i<iiiary, ami the Italian orchestra H. S. Hashim. He will increase the son-in-law of Mrs. G. Smythe have the writer and a history of the life and in eigtit years the expenses of county of the Baptist Church of Portland. A stock and continue the busin«*as in the moved into the house formally occupi«*d military career of the soldier» whose government in lain«* have Increased silver offering will Iw taken. Com«* ami bodien were buri«*d lierv by Prof. Geo. 370 per cent, and that paper is allowing same building. Mr. Hashim will re by Mr. and Mrs. W. Anklam. bring a friend. Walter Linn spent a few days at New- B. Couper, concluding with the singing up the causes. main in Lents. of America. port last week. Lincoln County newspa|»*r» are getting Reynolds Lives High Archie Averill is employed in an in and demanding that the lax rate Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Anderson spent WILL TRADE 8 to 5 acres with im architect’s office at Aberdeen, Wash., shall be lowered. provements in Hillsboro ganien tracts, Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Reyntilds. former employee st and says all ot the cities on Grays Bouygone of Wilson station. Ooos County newspapers are taking Washington Co., for bouse and lot in Harbor are booming. Ttiey are now up tbe tight against exivseive taxation, the Herald office, reports high times al Lents. Henry Jaeger. Lenta Harness building the biggest wooden vessel ever aa is also the Banka Herald in Washing bis ranch on an island in tl«e Willamette Shop. built at Hoquiam. ton County, the Independent in Polk a few miles south of Corvallis. Accord England hasn’t mails many friends in county, the Courier in Clackamas ing to Reynolds be is living on bear Some one by the name of John this country by its harsh and severe County, and many other newspapers of meat, wild turkey, venison, mountain trout and cream. He mixes hia Marshall passed a fraudulent check on treatment of the Irish rebels in Dublin. the stele. Tbe next meeting of Mt. Scott Union metophors some, but as Reynolds «as Mrs. J. L. Westover of 84th street, re Poor Pearoe was a sealous school teacher One of the Coos County ’ s biggest tax cently, in change for groceries. The will be held at the home of Mrs. aglow with inspiration for the liberty of payers was in Corvallis Friday last, and raised near the Miaateuppi cane brakes, check was on Ladd and Tilton’s and was Burgette, 5616, 86th street on Tuesday, his native land. His bright spirit was he came here to get files of tbe Courier where bear, tarkey and venison are as June 13th. Mrs. Burgette's home is on returned for want of funds. quenched and his poor body thrown for the past six months, to take up tlie common as fleas in Oregon, it ia not old Seventh avenue, three houses north "He” went out before into a pit of quick lime. Tyranny and fight for lower taxes in that oounty. surprising of Foster Road. The topic for diroua- brutality will not win in the long run. There is certainly going to be some breakfast the other morning and caught Mrs. D. B. Charles of Portland and sion ia “Work Among Foreigners." Frost did but little damage here and thing doing about high taxation. The "• half doaen mountain tro««t in a pool Mrs. Rodgers of Hubbard spent Tbe Democratic Congress baa again the prospect for a big fruit crop is good. people are very restlees and tbe action hehiud the tiarn as long aa hie leg.” Wednesday with Mrs. Maffet of Second made itself obnoxious on the question Anyone can see that statement ia con The Stoner brothers have some quince may be radical—Courier, Corvallis. avenue. ot voles for women. The House com fusing. Calchiug mountain trout in a trees that are a ravishing sight covered mittee of the whole adopted an amend pool aa long aa his leg liehind the barn, Its a with their beautiful blossoms, ANY KIND of Upholstering, guaran ment to grant suffrage to the women of Prices Go Up is as improbable aa catching a half wonder that more quinces are not teed good work. Henry Jaegar, Harness Porto Rico. Republican Leader Mann doaen trout aa long aa his leg in a barn grown as they ship well and always Shop. Foster Road, east of 92d street. explained that he offered the amend yard pool. They had 'Item for break command a big price in the prairie An idea of how the European war has ment because of the requirements of tlie fast. states. cause*! price« to jump may be gained He says they drink milk and cream Misses McFadden and Thorhburg bill which would make it impossible for Prof. Couper inoculated his clover from a few example«. Carbolic acid has until the butter works out of tlie corner were callers at the Armstrong home on any person who did not read either and alfalfa seed before sowing, with increais-d 390 percent: car axles, 119 Spanish or English or pay 33 taxes sn of their mouths, which is barely possi 92.1 street Saturday afternoon. nually, to vote. “There are many bacteria obtained from the Agricultural percent; engine axl««s, 92 percent; ble, but lie didn’t explain how lie got He is an up-to- l«*aliier belting, 14 percent; carriage women in Porto Rico who read both College at Corvallis. kicked by the bull when he venture«! The Lente Parent-Teacher Association Spanish and English and pay more than date fanner and agriculturist who bolts, 62 percent; machine bolts, 67 too near that animal with a pail on his studies modern method». percent; track bolta, 17 percent; bunt elected officers Friday. Mrs. McCord $3 annual taxes and it would be unfair arm. Reynolds was raised in a print Some people have achieved astonish ing, for signal flag». 20 percent; liar ing office. He has seen a few dogs and was elected Pres.; Mrs. Darnall, Vice to deny them the vote," he said, When Pres.; Miss Stella Smith, Secy.; Treas., the matter came up in the House it was ing results in their gardens and fields bra.**«, ill percent; sheet brass, 74 per soma chickens and tie has oliaerved Pb*>ec íabor 21*4 Mrs. Hadley. Delegatee to the voted down by the Democratic majority. by the liberal use of sand mixed with cent ; spring brans, 216 percent; black horren going along tlx* street but cows RtsMcacs 211 N. Main Si. Lsats, Ors. Council are Miss Dickey, Mrs. Smith The Democratic party is making it very this soil, which seems to be rather cold smithcoal, 33 percent; cartion drills, are out ol his line. The lactic colored and Mrs. Eatcbel. difficult for the women of the voting and unresponsive, and this mixture ap 122 percent; high speed drills, 333 per- fluid he ia used to g«*tting was taken cent; dyestuffs, 1900 percent; ferrules, states whose natural tendencies would pears to be a great help. from a can carritsl around in a cream 160 percent; wire fencing, 46 percent; lead them to affiliate with that party, to A copy of the Colorado Plan, with the colored dairy wagon. The real article Miss McGuire of the Juvenile Court compliments of John D. Rockefeller Jr., malleable iron fittings, 70 percent; car was unknown to him until lie experi and Mr. Rose of the City Health Dept., vote for democratic candidates. Mt. Scatt, Lsels aa4 Portlaarf Mrs. Lucia Faxon Additon left Satur is received at this office. Nothing stir forgings, 39 percent; frogs, 60 percent; mented a few times. But Reynolds is were Lents visitors Tuesday. day to attend tbe great meeting of ring! If the writer would lay what he grsphite, 133 percont; gasoline, 72 per quick to learn. He says lie likes farm women in New York, the 13th biennial thought ot the whole Rockefeller outfit cent; tinned rivets, 110 percent; com ing and he ia already talking of All my customers and the public in convention of the General Federation of he would be arrested for disorderly con mon bar iron, 72 percent, ami slicet ep«*cta!iaing in the dairy line. We sug Baggage and General Hauling, general are solicited to trade with me at Women’s Clubs. There are two candi duct. In this article mention is made iron, 69 percent; pig lead, 43 percent; gest lie had better stick to bis fish pond, what is known as the Bradley shop, at dates for the presidency of thia organ of the fact that his honored (?) father sheet lead, 61 percent; bridge and build bops and hay until he gets a better ac Trunks 50c Each Foster Road and 93d greet. My wife is isation, Mrs. Samuel Sneath of Ohio, never received a cent on his common ing lumber, 30 percent; car framing, 30 quaintance with the detail of animal much better and I will be at the shop who iavors prepared ne*«e and Mrs. stock in the Colorado Fuel and Iron percent; car aiding, 60 percent; lumber husbandry. It ia all right to be opto- DAILY SERVICE from now on.—W. F. R. Smith. Josiah Evans Cowles of Ixw Angeles, Works in fourteen years and confirms stringers, Ho percent; ferro maganea«*, mistic bnt running a dairy ranch eigh ♦88 percent; cotton mop«, 43 percent; Calif., chairman of the peace committee the statement by the testimony of some teen hours a day is quite different from I .eave Baggage Clieck and Address of his pai'i associates who had a small nails, 50 percent, and nuts, 33 jiercent; running a printing office eight hours a Gordon Mann, injured in a motor of the federation. lead pipe, 66 percent; soil pipe, 112 per at I’luinmer Drug Store. Tbe Brewer's Association has at last amount of stock- Nobody but just a cycle accident is reported so far recovered day. If he ia really enjoying himself Third and Madison St; as to be removable to an uncle living in the came forward with a proposed amend plain ordinary dub is deceived by such cent; pipe covering 27 percent; powder, now on twelve hours he nee«i not think country. He is conscious a portion of ment to tbe prohibition amendment to talk. A rancher who improves his 82 percent; caustic potash, 767 percent; that doubling the working time will a«ld the state constitution to permit the ranch and thereby enhances its value rivets, 67 percent; cold drawn ateel, 92 proportionate pleasure. the time but partially paralyzed. operation of breweries and sale of beer many times is not expecting big returns percent; soft steel, 97 percent; tank in Oregon. All temperance workers while the improvements are being made steel, 94 percent, and high speed tool Bert Lowe, wife and family are en Turpentine has AVOID SPRING GOLDS who are interested in the cause from the and this Colorado Fuel and Iron Works steel, 420 percent. joying a trip to the Atlantic seaboard. view point ot the childhood of the com has been developed in these 14 years to jumped 23 percent, tin 19 percent, ties monwealth should bestir themselves for sucri an extent until it represents many (F. O. B. Oregon) 15 percent, and Sudden change«, high winds, shifting Mies Laura Moore returned Monday a the campaign which is to be carried on times its original cost and now pays big (F. O. B. San I’edro) 50 percent; brass M-asons cause colds and grippe, and week ago from a trip to Meadowbrook at with compelling vigor by the brewery dividends on both its preferred and com tubing 100 percent; copper tubing, 69 these spring colds in* annoying and which place she has been successful in interests. mon stock. Great stress is also laid up percent; valve brass, 59 percent; blue dangerous and are likely to turn into a securing the school to teach for next Tbe reading of the essays written by on the fact that in ail these big enter vitriol, 273 percent; brass wire, 175 per chronic summer cough. In such cast«« STOVEPIPE year, says our Pleasant Valley corres tbe pupils of Woodmere school will take prises lalxir always gets the first chance cent; copper wire, 69 percent; battery take a treatment of Dr. King’s New ELBOWS pondent. place on Friday evening of this week at as the laborers wages are paid out of the zincs, 169 percent, and dry batteries, .’15 Discovery, a pleasant laxative Tar STOVE and FUR Syrup. It eoothea the cough, checks which time awards will be made as at first money. There is nothing to brag percent. NACE REPAIRING tbe cold and hel|M break up an attack of FOR SALE—One Double Set Driving tbe Lents school recently. Mrs. Som- about in this statement as labor is grippe. Its already prepared, no mixing Harness nearly new, and one double merfeldt has charge of the program. scandalously underpaid by all the big We make all kinds of chicken Mr. Brugger Says or fussing. Just ask your druggist for a Mt Farming Harness.—Cheap. Jaeger’s captains of industry with the single ex supplies, champion Sanitary bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery. Harness Shop, Lente. Fountains, Grit and Shell August Schulenberg Succumbs to ceptions of Edison and Ford and they Otir competitors from town are adver Tested and tried for over 40 yearn. are not Sunday School teachers nor Boxes, Dry and Wet Mash Peritonitis even pretending or professing Chastains. tising a lot ot red tape these days. They Hoppers and Troughs. John Huntington baa written from This whole effusion is a labored and say they put a label on each loaf for Eugene has called for bids on a North Yakima where be now lives, to We will Make Anything You your protection. It is not your protec $20,000school building. have bis household goods forwarded. August Scbulenherg of 5632 82d street silly attempt to smooth over the mur tion. it is their own protection. Want out of Sheet Metal He expects to live there permanently. died at the hospital on May 24 of dering of helpleas women and children GUTTERING and ROOFING We, too, could put a nice looking peritonitis and attendant troubles. The at Ludlow, Col. No! Mr. John D. Bring in Your Repairing, No Job little picture or label on each loaf and Rockeller Jr., not all the water in all too Small Harris Wilson visited Lente Monday funeral will be held at the Kenworthy the wide oceans will wash out the “deep advertise it for your protection. We afternoon. He is still located at Van parlors in Lente on Friday at two label tbe bread, why fall for all the red A. PEARCE o'clock, Rev. Taylor of St. Pauls damnation of their taking off.’’ It is couver. tape ami hot air the Portland bakeries like Lady Macbeth ’ s “ little damned Episcopal church officiating. The (Special Prices by tho ton) spot” it cannot be excused, palliated are advertising. Remember, “all is not burial will be at Multnomah. Lee Miller of Faxon Park has re gold that glitters." The Portland nor denied. This is not the opinion of a Mr. Bcbulenberg has been a resident ceived notice that be has been awarded bakeries are continually fooling the of this country for 28 years, coming poor and obscure writer but it is the a pension of |12 per month. people with all the red tape advertising. originally from Germany. They have printed utterance of the Industrial Com Why lie the laughing stock for the red mission after careful investigation, also lived at or near Grays Crossing for the tape bakers. Albert Reynolds attended the funeral past ten years. He was 47 years of age. a Commission appointed by tlie Con- of his brother Lemuel Reynolds of We know that our bread ia as good, He leaves a wife, Charlotte, and a gregationalist Cburehes. The English University Park, aged 71, on Wednes or even better, than any red tape languag** is not capable of expressing Funeral Directors daughter Lottie, and three step day afternoon. the horror nor the enormity of this of bread. Buy a loaf of any other kind of children. Montgomery and Fifth St The Bchulenbergs have many friends fense which smells to Heaven and has bread and buy a loaf of our bread, cut off a slice of each one an«l taste them and the primal brothers curse upon it. The * • Go to Walsh’s for gasoline and all in this neighborhood who will unite in see if our bread hasn ’ t a better flavor Rockefellers profess to be Christians kinds of motor oils, at prices compara extending sympathy to the bereaved One Place ot Business Only an<l are zealous in Sunday School work or taste and that it is more wholesome ble with the lowest. family. and diligently read their Bibles. Did than all the red tape bread combined. they ever read “that trne religion and Be your own judge, and don’t let all Herbert Kaufman says, “When good Bandon lumber shipments for April nndefiletl before the Father ia to visit the red tape advertising prejudice you. Experienced Woman thinking, clean thinking, efficient think tota!«-.I 3,853,184 ft. the widows and orphans in their afflic in Attendance There is a lot of 3 for 10c bread on ing becomes habits, they automatically tion and comfort them in their distress.” the market. Why fall for it? It is no lead to good work, clean living and The County Court of Clatsop County Not murder them in cold blood by your larger than 2 loavea of Brugger’s Breath Prompt Delivery efficient methods. Success is a constant, has awarded contracts to bnild four own hired, brutal gun m. n. The writer Get wise. Brugger’s Bakery is the only Main Office persistent mental attitude. wooden bridges on the Columbia river once while employed in tbe Indian ser Bakery in Lenta that mix the dough TABOR 968 9326 FOSTER ROAD Phons Main 9 highway, price 36796. vice, attacked an armed Indian with a with a machine. No perspiration mna A-1599 The Inman-Poulsen mill, Portland, is club who made threatening gestures but from the Baker’s face into the dough. cutting 300,900 ft. of lumber in 10 84. Helena Quarry Co., has resumed whose main offense was wearing a war BRUGGER’8 BAKERY hours. operations with about 25 men. feather in his hair which was adorned 9112 Woodstock Ave., I^ntaJQe', Dressmaking Reliable Shoe Repairing NOTES OF THE W. C. T. U Edward Mills EXPRESS COME TO the new Tin Shop In Lents 91 and Foster Land Plaster Slaked Lime, Fertilizers for Gardens, Roses and Lawns Wood, Goal and Building Material McKINLEY & CO. J. P. Finley&Son