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Phone us your news Items—they are al ways welcome This is a good time to re new your subscription to the Herald. Subscription, 11.00 a Year EVENING STAR HAS CHILDREN'S PROGRAM Lents, Multnomah County, Oregon, June 8,1916. I Vol. 14. — Governor Proclaims Flag Day Because he talked in his sleep Pater mi (N. J.) man la divorced. Truant Ways - . - i - . - -- i - No. 23. PRESBYTERIAN GHURGH SCHOOL CONFERENCE It** plowin’ time, yet her* todsjr I'm Jest that lazy-Uke , 1 want to put tbe learn away And go out on a strike And foliar old worn trails again Through rneadowlanda of Ao'ost old Thompson * deadenla’, Barefooted, toward th* creek. Children’* Day waa «»lebraled at the 1**1 meeting of Evening Ktar Grange Many were present. After a I’iano KolO by Prof. Yost tie- following program waa rendered t>y tiir children and waa very much enjoyed Military encampment of «ix week« to Violin Holo, liala-l Mitchell; Hong, be held this summer by 25u California E«le 11a Wild ; Piano Holo, Vivian Julian ; women to learn tbe ways of war. Plano Holo, Dorothea Clark ; Violin Holo, Margaret .Muuaon; Piano Holo, Helen Mr. IJggOtt la president of the I’ig Hinttli; Kong and Dance, by eight girl* riub of McCracken county. Ky.. mein of th* Montaviila Heboola; “Automatic here of which compete tn raising fat- Warbler«,’’ Niue boy* of Montaviila test hogs. School. "Armless souae’’ explained In Eliza A vide of thank* waa extended to all who helped in tbe program, especially tieth (N. J.) police court tbe liarteiidcni aerv«*l him by "pouring tbe drink* Ilia children of the Montaviila school*. , down uiy throat.” A num tier ol the inmate* of th«- Old I I’wople’a German Home, were present, Wealthy memltera of Jenkins family Katurday, July 1, tie* next meeting in Baltimore never make wills, al day, will lie so near July 4lh, tiiat it ! though estates of several worth from waa decided to have a picnic and a gi.ouo.uai to 43.oai.aiU bare cbauged AD bring your basket* well lut !•* lunch, tilled. Private Biniou Wolf on arriving at El Paso to Join Heveutb Infantry More than thirty member* of the Mil lard Avenue Presbyterian church school WHEREAS, June 14th, 1916, is the 139th anniversary of the met at tbe home of Mr. and Mr«. E. B. Woodyard, 7625 57th Ave. 8. E., on adoption of the Stars and Stripes; and Monday evening for the regular month W HEREA S, Organizations of a patriotic nature in Oregon are ly workers conference. Mr*. J. F. Mc- There's smells today I haven't smelt Loney, superintendent ofc the Junior desirous that special emphasis be placed upon this day and its Since ripples used to tease department, outlined plan* for Rally Tbe hornet sting and bramble welt meaninc and > Or scratches on my knees. and Promotion Day, at which time the Forgotten sounds and rnurrnurings Junior department will present at a WHEREAS, This generation has seen no time when loyalty And melodies a» sweet As Clear Creek when she used to sing special service, when the parents will be and patriotism are more required than now, or when the encour About my truant feet j invited to attend, the work which ha« agement of these vital national virtues is more appropriate; And truant ways sleam through the haxe been done. To tantalize uie here. The school will hold its annual picnic While visions of sweet yesterdays NOW, THEREFORE, I do hereby proclaim Wednesday, June I at Kenilworth Park on Saturday, June Bwlm in tbe atmosphere. And voices of my boyhood chums 24th. It was decided that theeommit- 14th, 1916, as FLAG DAY throughout the State of Oregon, and I Fling up their call* to me . tee on amusement* shonlii make no an To echo where the willow hums earnestly urge that the day be devoted to exercises indicative oi nouncement of their olans until th« pie- Its tender melody. and conducive to loyalty to the Flag; that in homes, schools, i nic grounds should be reachexL The I flip tbe rein* and trorap tbe ksun churches and business establishments the occasion be fittingly ob And play that I’m again I Adult Bible Class will furnish the iemon- A truant ranger farin' home ade for the day. A committee was served; that the Flag be displayed from public buildiegs, schools, Acrost the deadsnln* named to confer with the board of trus Till at the furry's end 1 meet tees of the church with reference to mak homes, and places of business, and that the entire Commonwealth, A aav’ry cookin' «meII And turn tbe horses out and greet ing additional room for Sunday School at this critical period of international unrest, unite in honoring the New dreams too sweet to tell. purpose« to relieve the crowded eondi- -Jay B. Men in Kansas City Star. FLAG OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and in pledging : tion existing at present. , marcbed on through Juarez, thinking Lxdted Dog Attacks Boy Frank Miley ha« his store at 91st Refresh me nt* were *erve«l by the hoe renewed and vigorous loyalty to it and the principles of liberty it Mexico was overrun by Uncle Ham's street and 60th avenue in fine shape and ■ te*e at the close of the business seseion. troops. and waa arrestad by a Mexican represents. While oo ths way to school Wednee* poitrema*. I Tbe conference will meet on July :kl at business is imoroving. day morning, Herbert Hommsrvslt, eon tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. Ellton Shaw, IN TESTUOOY WHEREOF, 1 have hereunto set my hand of Mr. and Mrs Hommorvelt of Kendall, 4402 79th St. 8. E and caused the Great Seal of the State of Oregon to be hereunto was attacked by a young dog belonging CLAIM SERUM WILL REVIVE EASY TO MAKE A MILLION; At a ‘recent meeting of the prayer to people who recently move«! onto the DEAD BY GAS OR WATER affixed this Third day of June, 1916. HERE ARE TWELVE WAYS «neeting committee of the C. E. Society l.uttisr place, south of i*-nt*. The dog the following leaders were choeen for tbe JAMES WITHYCOMBE, seemed to imagine the boy was ob coming month: June 4, Mr. F. B Ruth- Dieoavery at Jahns Hopkins jectionable and went alter bitn in a All You Havs to Do Is to Invont One «-ford; June 11, Mr. Allen Black ; June Governor of Oregon. Causas Heart ts Reset. of Thss* and Your Fortuno 1« Mad» | 18> N»il Robertson; June 25, Mrs. most savage fashion. He throw th* boy down, biting him in the liack, and ------ Ellton Shaw. A departure In medical science which, particularly the left hand, The tioy's Do you want to make a million dol waist was ahnnat torn from hin lardy. if successful, will revolutionise tbe lar* and live in affluence for tbe rest of Mrs. Patrick Hart of Salem spent the He was saved from more serious injury treatment of persons apparently dead your life? There are twelve good way» week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. from drowning or asphyxiation,ia now by tbe neighbors who observed the ; Just waiting for you. and they are not ■ Shaw on 79th St. Mrs. Hart is an old being experimented with at tbe John* secret W. K. Hotchkin. a director of a ; friend of the Shaw family. While in attack. He was hurried to tbe doctor’* Hopkftia hospital. Baltimore. ' New York advertising agency, gave wb"re the injuries were attended. The Tbe new treatment will be the Injec j the city she will attend the Rose Festival dog has tieen shut up pending investi tion of a serum to stimulate tbe blood Mrs. Lucia F. Additon of this Qty Attends National Convention ' them out at the final dinner of tbe year ¡and visit her son, Walter, who residro of tbe Sphinx club, an organization of gation but it is not thought that he is to such an extent as will form a re advertising men. He mentioned them ; here. action of tbe heart. Thia will keep rabid. Federation of Women’s Clubs, New York—Visits Sleepy — in his s;ieech, “The Sales Possibilities the person alive until tbe apparatus of the Unknown Want ” They are: perfected some time ago to clear tbe Hollow, Sees «John D. and Writes Entertainingly Invent a new automobile fuel cheaper ; lungs can be put into use. than gasoline and as good, or a carbu Tbe serum has been tried on a num retor that w^ll convert kerosene or ber of animals in tbe laboratories of New York, June 8d. Dear Friend*: | fessora of the colleges of tbe nation. As, some other Inexpensive fuel into thor tbe institulon. and in a number of cases baa proved successful. How To redeem my promise to Mt. Scott we sat and listened to these voices, i oughly efficient power. Invent a tire that is absolutely punc ever. in most of tbe cases there have friend*, to semi them an occasional largely eastern ones, and a few middle The Amphion Male Chorus, J. A. Hol- ture proof and as anti-skid as a chain. The Ijturelw'XMi Congn-gational church been after effects, such as high blood letter through the column* of the west, we began to think that the great lingworth, director, gave a delightful A nonleakable fountain pen. easily Herald. I will try to give you a “birds- ' and beautiful northwest would not be gave an entertainment in the church an- pressure or hardening of the arteries. fillable, with gs ink well that cannot program at the Arieta school house last According to the physicians, if the eye’’ view, or rather a retrospective ■ ' 'on the map of the Fe-leration.’’ Yet be uj**et and that works automatically diknium last Tuesday evening. The Monday evening, under the auspice« of program consist««! of music and reading* serum can be perfected, and there is glimpse of one of the most wonderful j i Oregon was not entirely silent. Mrs for Alling tbe pen. every assurance at thia time that It the Ben Hur lodge. Every number was meetings held for many a year. The Cha*. Castner, president of the Oregon by local talent. A shoe that fastens with a couple of enthusiastically encored. Mr. V. C. can. the serum can be Injecied in tbe A class of girls from the Hoffman person several hours after the acci Thirteenth Biennial Convention of the Federation, spoke on the presidents ■naps instead of laces or buttons. , Klock, bass solo, was in fine voice and General Federation of Women’s Clubs is night, and also at a remarkable suffrage A quick fitting corset that clips tight school added an entertaining feature by dent and restore tbe peraoo to Ufa hi* rendition of “Drink to me with to the figure without lacing. giving an Indian Club Drill. Mr*. Paul In one case of an animal the serum being held in the 7th Regiment Armory, rally. And Ye scribe addresoe.1 one of ~A ■xith'proof wañjrobe for summer Thine Eyes” was a rolendid interpreta- Walker accompanied them at the piano was Injected four hours after tbe an imnifnw auditorium, with the most ' the largest and most successful functions, As one gentle- i a luncheon given by the department of bomes. with an attachment to remove ' tion. His encore, “The Owl and the Among thus«' who appeared a* vocal drowning took place and tbe animal attrocious accousti«*. I the nmell of camphor or tar from tbe Pussycat,’’ was equally well received, ists were Mr*. George Snider, Mr*. Paul was brought back to life, but died man speaker said, “you could not be I “Industrial and Social Conditions.’’ clothing Mr. O. V. Badley, reader, impersona later of a high blood pressure. heard it you roared like a Bashim Lion.” I In passing I must not forget to tell Walker. Mis* Priscilla Knight. Mi* An automatic rug beater that can be tor, fun-maker, and joke-smith, was a Tbe physicians for more than three However, it was my gootl fortune to get! yon that Billy Snnday sent his sounding set up in tbe yard and that will vi Elizabeth Ball, and Mr*. R. Stanley. years have worked on the theory that ' host in himself. The chairs fairly creak Tlie piano numtier« were given by tbe heart in drowned or asphyxiated a seal at the precs table in front of the J board to help the accoustic situation. brate by electricity and hammer out ed with laughter and rolls of merriment platform. Two of our Oregon State Mrs Paul Walker, Mrs. Patience Wool-1 person* is still active in a way for Good in Billy was it not? Yet I did not the dust. burst out of tbe doors and windows un worth, the Misses Kathryne and Itorothy | some time after tbe accident and that Woman's Press Club women were see as it helped much. A window screen that rolls up like a til tlie audience held its sides, and then window shade, easily detachable. Snider, Helen May ijockwood, Pauline V the organ can be kept in that state honored with the required “press By the way, why do not more of our A aerare, easy to remove wlndew Mr. Badley would only stop and look at until the patient can be treated to button’’ ami so allowed to enter the de Pratten, and Agnes Clark. young women study Architecture and shade bracket that will not damage tbe them and they would break out in an dear tbe luugo hundreds of persons The readers were .Mr*. George Bnidsr, sirable seats. The two being Mrs. Bertha other spot and laugh and laugh and— so see if we cannot have our public window casing. Mrs. Btella Hhorey, and Mr*. Williams. who are given np as dead can be Voorhorst and myself. buildings with better accoustic proper A man's collar that won't choke him well, say, he was just one big laugh saved. On Tuesday. May 23, Mr. and Mrs. ties. while being worn, that can be attached turned loose. The chorus was ably ac Raw** time ago a New York physician Calendar of I .a urei wood Congrega claimed to have ¡wrforted a machine Thomas Edison entertained the dele The present freakest, immodest mode without buttons that nth the neck and companied by Mrs. J. A. Hollingworth. tional church : to be Mod tn restoring life to persona gate* at their home at Llewellyn Park, of drees received severe jolts, and I am have an affinity for tbe dark spots.un We congratulate thie community upon Cross* to death. The apparatus waa West Orange, N. J. The evening of the glad to record that these same ridiculous der tbe chiffonier. 10 a. tn. Bunday School. having such a splendid organization Mad in a number of cases in tbe arctic Mme day, at Hotel Astor, tlie Local A twin bottle containing iodine, the 11 a. m. Preaching Service. among its citizen*. fashions of short dress and visible hose ragtons and, according to tbe accounts, Biennial Board gave a complimentary beet antiseptic known, with means to 7 p. m. Christian Endeavor. and all the net of it. were noticeable by I met with some success. It waa only a dramatic entertainment. apply it neatly, and a quick remover of h p. tn. Preaching Service their almoef universal absence among •tains. abort time after thia that the physi K p. tn. (Thursday evening) Prayer cian at tbe Johns Hopkins hospital in Mrs. Campbel Succumbs to Illness Wednesday, tbe official meeting* were the delegates. While there was surely A method of supplying tbe market service. « t vented a machine to restore to life held at Hotel Astor in the afternoon a marvelous display of diversified with a means of using carrot flakea. —— 1 Adies Aid tbe 2d and 4th Wednesday* those apparently deed from drowning. ami evening. The convention had the millinery and costumes, they were far tbe beauty food of nature—better even Mrs. Ellen Campbell of 99th street of every month. The machine proved rocceasful on ani formal opening in the Armory, the over into the field of commonsense and than wheat or corn—and as yet unde C. W. Weil*, Pastor. and -57th avenue, died Monday morning mals that could be put under treat- usual welcome greetings and flow of womanly modesty. veloped. ment immediately after tbe accident about eight o'clock at her home. She eloquence, with Margaret Wilson as ■ In the recommendations of President hail been ill for many months from guest of honor and a wonderful array Pennybacker, she urged a closer alliance Advertised Letters rheumatism and related complications. of big men and women introduced and with three departments of the govern Her remains were removed to Ken “speechifying.’’ ment, viz—Departments of Agriculture, Advertised letter* for week ending worthy’s and the funeral was held Interior and Labor. This is a most Thursday morning came the routine June 8, 1916: Boat rom. Mr«; Chris Wednesday at 9 o’clock, at St. Peter’s business. in the afternoon, foreign timely suggestion which doubtless many tian. Charlie; Foster, C. F. ; Heller, Church, Lents, Rev. Father Beutgen clubs over the country will endorse, clubs were heard from. Every day was M. ; Me nd en bal, Mr. Joe; Mosher. Arsenate of lead is the most generally being in charge, and she was buried at Mr Weiler; Overlin, Mr». M. C. ; crowded to overflowing with meetings, “The Americanization of Immigrants, u*e«i insecticide now on the market. It Mt. Calvary. Sebear. Paul; Smith, Mr. and Mr*.; In order to be healthy we need an conference* and luncheon*. To follow rural betterment, and urging the Club* i* considered the standard of all Staley. John; Wood*. D. R. Mr*. Campbell was born on Woody to study the life and history of Latin- all these gatherings wonld even with abundance of “ good red hlood, and in arsenical sprays for use against tiw Island, Bantry Bay, County Cork, Geo. W. Spring, Poet master. order to have thia, we must see to it , clowst condensation, fill more than one American peoples.’’ chewing insects. In the past it has Her The Departments of Home Economics been used almost entirely in the wet or Ireland, fifty-eight years ago. that we supply our bodiea with iroa, < >entire issue of the Herald. I will try to father was Robert Dwyer anti her Ernest Bryant Burled » We will paste form. for iron a* we know, i* a necessary select a few of the most ’interesting received much attention. The federal insecticide mother’* maiden name was Kate write of this department and others, constituent of the red corpuscles of the items and gem* of thought. laws regnire that in this form it con Driscoll. She was a member of the Ernest Bryant, for many years cashier blood. The key note set by the President. later. The numerou* experiment* i tain not more than 50 per cent water Only one more thing will I jot down and not less than 12>* per cent arsenic Catholic Church. She came to America of the First National Bank. Corvallis, whicn have been made indicate rather Mrs. Percy Pennybacker was "con when she was 16 years of age and lived shot himself at the home of his mother, clearly that the bulk of thie iron should tinuity, unity, co-operation,” and it was here and that is the “beginning ami oxide, and not over Ji of 1 per cent in New York. She had lived in Port Mrs. Bryant, 5K61 siith street, Park be supplied by the food, rather than by an educational study of vast importance, end of a perfect day.” Where'.’ Let soluble arsenic. land over thirty years, six at the pres avenue, Mnts, on Snnday evening about me«iicines. The latter, it appears, ia of to note the conveying of one topic into me tell you. W’e boards«! the Steamer In the dry lead tbe water is ab ent, so ent home. She leaves a husband, Neil 8 o’clock. Mr. Bryant had been living use chiefly when taken in conjuction another with marvelous correlation, Commander for a sight-seeing trip to the percentages of chemicals "present with hi* mother for several month* and with a diet rich in iron. For our sup through the entire elaborate program. Washington Irving’* conntry—Sleepy would be double what they are in the Campbel), to mourn her death, all her other relatives having gone before her. not having any definite future in view, ply of iron, then, we must look to our The program of even the luncheons, Hollow. Aftei a meet delightful trip np paste. it is supposed he became despondent. food, and not to medicines and mineral which wonld naturally be looked on a* the Hudson River to Tarrytown, where ------ 7 The inspection by both the federal and met by 125 motor — car*. — A — re the state authorities is so strict that it is fonnly it can be distributed over the He evidently planned hi* death as there waters. ' social functions, were appalling in we were -------------- .------------ was indication* that he had made ready Of the foods containing large amounts length and mighty in breadth and scope . v*ew lesson in the history of the Dutch only very rarely that a sample is found foliage or fruit. So it is important in for it. Hi* mother was out of the house of iron we may name eggs, beans and of intellectual research and outlook. I colony was had. The main points of that is not up to the standard required buying the paste lead to see that it ia a at the time. peas; such cereals as are used without cannot touch the detail* scarcely in this interest were: The site of Katrina Van for the chemical ingredients. This doe* smooth, uniform product with no gran I Mr. Bryant married at one time tut the removal of their outer covering, a* letter, It must merely be a forerunner Tassci s home; the little Dutch Church ; not necessarily mean that a lead arsen ules that can lie felt between the tìnger down Broadway, where Ichabod Crane ate is as good for an insecticide as it and thumb. The powder should be a be and his wife did not live together. for example oatmeal and whole wheat of other things to come. flour; such fresh vegetables as spinach, Among the illustrious speaker* we can : pursed by the “Headless Horse- should be. Much depends upon its me light, thitfy product that will not settle She is living in Corvallis. , Mr. Bryant wan a highly educate« I lettuce, and cabbage; and guch fruits as mention but a few : Mr*. Wm. J. Bryan. Iman”) ,h<‘ Andre monument; the chanical condition. into a solid mass in the container. We The iron sontent Mr*. Robt. Bunlette. Lady Abetdeen. Headless Horneman's bridge. Irian, and had written several work* on - prunes and raisin*. Arsenace of lead does not go into so The experience of growers that have C’ onomic topics and reform movements. of meat is rather high, it ia true, but' Mi** Mary Antin, Julia Lathrop of th«- entered the ground* of Wm. Rocke- lution. If it did. it would hum the foliage. used both forms demonstrates that eiRial this iron lieing largely in the form of Ghildren’* Bureau of Washington, D. C., 1 feller and drove over hi* magnificent It is only in suspension. The finer the ly good results can be expected from e was an ardent prohibitionist. The funeral wan held at Fall* City, homoglobin, it is but little used by the Mr*^ Tlio*. Edison, Margaret Wilson, of '-state. Then we went to I’hillipeie particles the better it will remain in sus the paste or powder wlien the above re Where the family lived for several years. body.— E. G. H. winning personality, ‘ and leading Pro-1 (Continued on Page 4) pension in the water, and the more uni- quirements are met. A LENTS WOMAN TRAVELS FAR BEN HUR LODGE 6IVES SUCCESSFUL CONCERT CONGREGATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT SYSTEM NEEDS IRON . HOW TO GET IT ARSENATE OF LEAD AS AN INSECTICIDE