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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1916)
Phone u» your new« Item»—-they are al- way» welcome t UIL ^rott Umilù Subscription, $1.00 a Year GEMETERY HAS NEW BOARD OF GENERAL INTEREST I This is a good time to re new your subscription to the Herald. Lents, Multnomah County, Oregon, July 27, 1916. IHf PHYSICIAN, SURGEON AND NURSE WAR ORDERS TREMONT GETS NOW 3,000,000,000 A NEW PARK Many Waro county farmers are America, from Chicago east. Is now Annual Meetinc of Stockholders Se raising field peas this season “A surgeon is one whose profession, or oc on the shady side of $3,fXX>,0iX>,fXX) in Dedication of New Park Blocks at Th« Hood River valley cherry crop lects New Board. Finances of Tremont on Friday Afternoon Big cupation, is to cure diseases or injuries of the all Its war orders, counting blankets, has been practically marketed. Association Get Consideration. Successful Event Long to be machinery, locomotives and other prod body by manual operation; or by medicines Of 79 applicants to take the state ucts not corning strictly under the head Further Reduction Probable. lair exarainations In June. 67 passed Remembered. and constitutional treatment. The Modern of munitions. Th*- Helix municipal natatorium has Surgeon is not unlike the sculptor who pro Tweuty-four cor|»oratkms alone ac . The new playgronnd at 57th avenue Aller «ouïr months of dissatisfaction been complntrd aud soon will be In duces the beautiful statue by chipping away count for more than XIJXlo.OOO.OOO up tn the management of the finances of use. and 73d atreet last Friday afternoon was such parts of the marble block as are not to Feb. 1 or this year. Tills figure is the big event of the year Unofficially For the first time In th« state’s his Mt. Scott Cemetery Park, and a con said to tie “highly conservative." In needed—it is a process of elimination, and the grounds had been in use for several siderable amount of study of its condi lory lO.OOO automobile licenses have other words, this Item, comprising I days. The kids of the neighborhood b««U issued. disease likewise must be eliminated to pro tion. the annual stockholders meeting scercely c::»-third of the country’s war i had already <iedicated tliem and an Haying is In full blast, numerous duce perfect health. The Surgeons’ useful was held Wednesday and a thorough receipts, is equal to the ent I re national I official deification was essentially super In northern baling machines operating going over of affairs was undertaken. It ness ends in fruition. debt of the United States, with 141) fluous. But to let the good people of waa deci Jed to place the matter In the I Lan« county. A good physician is a cool-headed, logical, , years of existence tiehind It during the neighborhood know who was who in bands of the new leiard of directors I Two carloads of cavalry horses were reasoning man, and is not given to hobby- ! whi< h It financed four wars of Its own. the matter a real official event was laut Falls shlppe*! from Klamath who ware elecUd as (»Hows: Da'^t» E iui.' to, <uoi, cuugre*- <<ii,gres .lona) p - h.,.- pulled ' ff. The program consisted of wn«g to l**i i aau. ’ ,e<us. . iditig oz fads. A Ik-gu.*r Ihysicisn ;» one Jotmsori, Dr. Ithnuiond Killer, I. 8 ■ rels" and sa tin tied the «ants of a music by ti>e municipal park band, folk uew Monroe's hundreds ot acres of who has broadened out and sees good in every Knaup, Mr». J M Nlrkutu, Fred L. fxipulation of IOO.U0-‘.OW. <ir as mans dances, speeches and drills. The Arieta Olson, and Walter Penreoo. This body orchard tracts are just coining Into “pathy” and "ism,” and is not adverse to people as France anil Germany have biarlng and are in fine condition. Boy Scout troop No. 21 took an import it known ar a OOmmitle** ol six which grasping those proven remedies and methods, combined. The Lynch * Taylor Produce com ant part. wa« selected by a committee of five in Official reports from the bureau <>t which enables him to moie speedily alleviate The lea'iing features in the event were cluding James Wilson, .lav Bowerman, pany. of North Yakima, has located in foreign and domestic commerce HI the ills of humanity. His labor and influence Washington show that shipments Of addresses by Snpt. Convliland L. $tosral. Herbert Marg, David E. Johnson, and The Dalles, anil will pack prunes A pi-Utlon 1« to he circulated for re extends on through the boundless realms of war munitions up to date have ar Mr. Roesal. has been the most active Dr. Keilvy. Il i* ex|«<ted that the gregated $44r>.ixX',<Xii). Tire-,- fignr< - promoter of the park at the place named, •flnai 1er« of Hie company will undergo a call of the members of the Folk couu- generations yet to corne. ■ cover munitions iu the strictest aeiis- and which will probably lie known as thorough overhauling aud the aMt*»da- ty court. Extravagance Is charged. A nurse, (and women makes the best,) Th« ninth annual convention of the j of the won}. Tliej do not Include loo Millard Avenue Park. Mr. Roesal has Cion's business be placed on a thorough is the one who Las the care of the sick, or in 1 motives, blankets, -all-, machines for made a lengthy fight for a park at this Oregon Retail Jewelers' association ly aulwtantial batts. ' guntnaking or other materials of this place, lasting through several years. was held tn Albany Monday and Tues- firm, and waits upon them. The comfort of There is a considerable indebtedness class which are indis|aii*a’>le to the Mr. Rosea] was ably assisted by Miss liy. woman ’ s ministration — the gentle, patient, and about $'.‘U*i,0o0 in outetauling nations as part of their war attpi’lies. The Multnomah board ot county Olive Nisk-y. an 1 T. W Gillard, play bond» U> be cared lor, and the stock soothingly, uniformed, trained nurses. Their It m«« bo rememlicred also that a oommlssionera set aside $3i'00 tor the ground instructors appointed for these holders and lem'lbolders are anxious to tremendous a non: t of war orders a share as remedial agents n our recovery back grounds. l-rgin hearing of ret'irrie from 'heir in rHIef of famllMs of guardsmen now at ready [P.aeed will not liegin to r in be to health and wholesomsness must not be th” bonier. T. rj days festivities opened with a fore the full and next jear Some of vestirent. minimized. ” Oluckamas count? ha« profited fl- these contracts cali for delivery as tate picnic dinner at noon at which about Mi Reynolds work iu starting the isn, **»*•> under the prohibition law, 150») children participated aad a con ai 1918 park and In managing it, *«» given due a< cording to the semi-annual report of The Philadelphia district, taking l.i siderable number of the older people. ack now Is Igruieut. It wa* conceded South Pctl,lch.?tn ant! Wilmington Ti.e crowd grew during the afternoon. that d) b-ci’tt Park Cemetery has been county officials, stands credited with $’,61)0.000.(001) n!i Following tne dinner hour a num'ier of .More that*. 2000 former resldecta of a wisely selected «pot and that ’he m- by itself. As nearly ccr !>e com fc!k dances under Miss J-'isley’s charge hr mat'- >1 -a »<•*•* present al th* — pr/.-cm. nfr that »«•—« mad». «•* puted. for nothing <an lie learned a- ----------- - - _ y 1 C s*«eond annual lewa Society picnic, [J Pl.l-ASAN* VALLEY f gether With tho opportunities for future curately with the munitions makers were given by a lot of girls appropriate GILBERT ’ a--------------------------------------- i4 tied lip and tongue by the allies, fear ly costumed. The Boy Scouts followed development should meure it a place of hold at Portland. Rickreall, which Is one of the oldest permanent favoi in the mindr of people Miss Minnie Davis spent last week in \ of labor disturbances and other fac with demonstrations of their skill in Marteeny brothers, Wm. and Ear), of towns In Polk county, having original tors. including the government, the kindling fires, making camp, fight fires, of the county. Htrong résolutions were ly been known as Dixie, will soon be ' Vancouver, Wash , called on friends in 8al-m attending the Epworth League' Baldwin Locomotive works have rc- aud rendering first aid to injured com l«ase«l com «tending both Mr. ami Mrs. Institute held in that place. | _____ , either ____ _ directly ____ , or _________ I this neigborbuud one day recently. ' celved. Indirectly, for panions. There was a big exhibit of Babied with electricity. Reynolds Id) their work in promoting Mr. W. Dozier and son Fred left last ; the Eddystone Munitions company or- raffia work, made by playground child Resources of the 19 state and eight Mrs. Kdw. Long of Portland wm are the park and its improvement. national banks and trust companies hi over Sunday visitor at the home of Mrs. week for Newport where thev expect to j ders amounting to approximately $150. ren, on exhibit. Present plans provide for a recall of this the company will spend a short t me doing some building ' 'WOO. . Beside T _ Portland increased I4.22S.76U.08 In the W. U. Moors. Park Superintendent Convill made a all stock aud the owning ol new stock j participate in royalties of at least $2,- ou *tieir new property in thst place. year ending June to laal. brief address aud Mr. Rossal was called G. H. Ricliey made a flying visit to (X'0.000 f-om the Remington Arms coin <>n a reduced capitalisation. Th» pres The Eugene, Elmira & Florence Tel friends in this vicinity last Batnrday. They drove thru. pany plant at Eddystone, not to speak on for a talk. He appealed to the people ent indebtedness by mortgig», amount Mr. and Mrs. E. Dueken and Mr. G. ( of two buildings which revert to it on so unite on a big effort for a larger park ephone company, a pioneer telephone Mr. Richey was on his way home from ing to about $35,000 will also be cared concern doing business in Lane couu * a visit with relatives at Centralia, I 8. Kauffman left last. Saturday for' the termination of the war. and other public improvements. He for by a new loan. More careful pro Newport. They expect to be gone ty, has filed papers in bankruptcy. thought that at least 20 acres should be $60,000,000 Worth of Ordoro. I Wash. vision will tw made (or the uiaintenace apont a week. For the week ending July 20 a total provided at this point for a park, and The Midvale Steel and Ordnance is- Miss I-sura Stevens of Portland was fund. Further information will be Berry Ott with several young folks company, so William P. Barba, vice that a comfortable community house of 260 accidents were reported to the •ned from time to time. stato Industrial accident Insurance I out looking after her place near here from Bennet Chapel motored to Salem president of the Nlcetc-.vn plant, testi should be provided. Then would follow last week to attend the Epworth league fied before the boose committee on na swimming pools, ball grounds and other commission, of which two were fatal. • Saturday. Willard Bliss had the misfortune to institute. They spent Friday night with val affairs on March 23. 'vas working amusement features. Owing to a greater demand for roll Agricultural News Notes Ing stock the Southern Pacific is now get a serious fall from a ladder which ! their former pastor and wife, Rev. and on $6D.<X*0,000 worth of war contracts There was plenty of free lemonade he was mounting to get into a hay . Mrs. XV. B. Moore at Canby. They re At that time the Remington Arms and everybody went away full of local The committee on wholesale markets running its repair shops In Dallas 10 mow. The young man will belaid np j port a very pleasant trip and also re plant had Let slat-tod work on the sec pride and lemonade. urc busy gathering infortaatioo in the hours a day.-an hour overtime each for some time. The accident was' ceived much good from the meeting ond order for 2.J00.000 rifles for the allies, which. It is understood, the different operating n arketa in tlia sever day. caused bv the breaking of a round in and classes they attended. Dr. XV. A resolution favoring a county tax company took at $16.20 apiece, or a al states in the union when- who!e-*ale Harry Eaton Married the ladder. MorgaD, for sixteen years pastor of one on mail-order houses for the business matter of $32 4OO. GX) for the whole markets ar*- established. of the largest New York Methodist contract. In the Midvale business must done in the county was adopted by Elbert Butler, while riding a motor The mv*ral potato demonstrations ini ■ Churches spent the week with the lie Included the orders taken by the ! i Announcement of the marriage of the souuty that an- s-ing conducted to I the Albany Retail Merchants' associa- cycle which he ba 1 just purchased col young people, conducting some of their Cambria Steel company, which, consol Henry E. Eaton and Min Ida Becker, lided will' another motor cycle with the lion. ■ letermine the comparative value *>f <lif- j The first 24 pairs of 3000 Chinese result that Elbert is laul up with a meetings and teaching some of the idated with the Midvale, brought a in Salt Lake, last Saturday at 2 o’clock, ferant varieties f*ir our conditions here * pheKsanta to he liberated in Oregon broken collar bone besides numerous I classes. Hie cordial manner was an in- dower of rail contracts. has reached Lents. Harry *s too well ar*' very promising at the present time. •The vnr orders of th-» Bethlehem tn *»•! tb<» y**nv»j panplo gtterd- *»«» this ■•«nson b" the state flab and hr«jh»<*a arvrl .**Uiue uf til»’ i*’Mllie lii,*» y.*a* limy I*»*• »**-j Steel corporation at one time at least Known aroiind Lente to need an intro ion will be released at J. W. Froat, Jr., has -eenred a po«i- mg the Institute. Plans have .already were an open book. They are placed duction. lie lived in Lents for the past as accurate as they will lie another year gurne coinmil tf >n in the U. 8. Forestry service and been made for the Institute next year. at $300,000,600 up to February last. twelve or fifteen years. Miss Becker's a» xce>l wac si-cure*! from different, sec Bend. Prune buyers who have made the has gone to the Crater Lake district^ It will lie held a few miles south of Charles M. Schwab, the salesman ex home was on 8Sth street anil about 38th tions and its vitality was not known in All the young round of Douglas county orchards all where he will be located for the i Salem at Jefferson. all cases. The seed which came from people t Kat attended the picnic held traordinary of the war order business, avenue, in what is known as Arden report that the crop in Douglas county summer. there Friday report that it will be an made no secret of scalping the cream Park. She was a stenographer. Harry carefully hill selected stock is showing will be one of the largest over mar ideal place to spend the week next of the allies’ business before J. P. Mor has grown from boyhood with a love for very much stronger and more uniform Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brune ent r- summer gan made such a bargain as to lie ap mechanics. He was first interested in keted. , nt tlic present time. pointed the virtual representative of electricity and then when the automo Clackamas county leads tho state tained a party of friends from the city The article by Dr. D W. Mack in to the foreign group. Aud to prove that last ¡Sunday. by 80 per cent In th«- number of school days Oregonian in regard to the Port his profits were not mere paper figur bile came into public use he became a CHILD ROBS KAISER children engaged In gardening, accord ing Schwab is reported to have gone so chauffer and repair man. lie has been land milk supply is worth the considcriv- tion of every dairyman in th« county. Ing to County School Superintendent GERMAN SOLDIER FOUGHT OF ONE fiESERVIST far as to distribute Christmas presents employed by the C. M. Ross Company Calavan. of anywhere from $100,000 to $1,000,- for several years and recently was of What are yon getting for your milk? A band of sheep Ix-longing to C. F. 000 to “deserving employees.” One of fered a job in Salt Lake at $ 170 per IN TWO ARMIES OF ALLIES Wli»l is it costing you i*> produce it? Little Gi—I Convinces Him United States these t<> receive the “cross of gold” to month. He took it and last Saturday Cate, ranging on a farm five miles When yon consider land values cost, of the extent of $1,000,000 as a bonus, it Miss Becker joined him and a wedding Is “Gcod Enough to Fight For.” south of Eugene, has been attacked feed, vahw of stm-k, cost of lal*»r, and is said, was E. G. Grace, president of ensued. Lents friends of the young by heinorrhagis septicemia, and 30 Deserted Both Teuton and French and your own time? the company. Other ‘boys’’ fared pro Joined Belgian Forcee. have died. Now is th*- time to Imgin the seh-ction Francis Hummel, professor of Ger portionately well, depending on the people wish them all sorts of success. John .1. McCarthy, 49 years old. a lunu at the Curtis high school. Staten way in which they had dug up their This is but another instance where a boy of your seed potatoes for next year. Portland truffle iMillceman. was killed The record of Max Kohler, a clever Island, was observed the other day on talents to further “getting out the who does not care for books may yet be XVhen they are in blossom remove or when a street car struck an automo and crafty German, aged twenty-six, a ferryboat that was conveying Troop stuff.” developed into a highly valuable mem- mark in a definite way all hills that are bile tn which McCarthy and others who ma(|e n brief appearance at Marl F on its way to Van Cortlandt park. The Bethlehem Steel corporation has bfr of society if allowed to cultivate his not true to ty|«- of the variety which you were riding. borough street police court, London. Is The observer win a girl, a former produced munitions far tn excess of trend. are growing, all weak hills should I m - re pupil—surprised to see the professor in any other plant in the country. Its Charles R Barnhart, aged 74 years Interesting. Ills record follows: moved as well as all hills that look sick a private's uhiform of the United payroll now equals 53,000 men. Only and for many years engaged In mining de the Germnn army and Served in ly. Some of the worse ilireases we have States service. She. had known him as the other tiny Schwab announced he In southern Dougins county, died at serted. esn Is- fought best in this way. It only Grays Crossing Blacksmith Dead a champion of the kaiser's cause. had a war fund of $70,000.000. the Soldiers' Home In Roseburg after Served ln the French nruiy and de- takes a few minutes to go over a small "Why, Herr Hummel.” she said with Bethlehem's output averages 350.000 a brief illness. sorted. smiling eyes, “you astonish me! I could shells of all calibers a month. These patch from which you intend saving The cities of Sheridan and Newberg Joined the Belgian army. only think of you In a German uniform, include the English “three 20‘s,” sixty Paul Schmidt, blacksmith at Grays your wed for next year ami you will be Married a French girl in Paris two lighting, as you have frequently spoken have applied to the public service com pounders, ten Inch explosives, naval Crossing, died early Monday morning surprised at the uniformity and yield of years ago. mission for iiermisslon to construct of doing, for the fntherland.” projectiles for England and a large at the hospital as a result of an opera your potatisw another year. In select Married au English girl six months The professor did not smile. He said order of the famous “75’s." In addi grade crossings over the tracks of the tion for intestinal troubles, rle passed ing your »(«'»I from the bin next spring, ago. with gravity: Southern Pacific. Was being taken from England to ¡ “Yes. my dear young lady, I had tion to finished shells It ts making ac through the operation all right but which is the common practice you can Investors of Portland subscribed be France as a deserter in the Sussex. curately rolled bars out of which Eng not tel) what kind of a piant they grew thought that never would I fight for land and France will cut shrapnel strangled when recovering from the tween $250,000 and $300,000 to the big when she was tori>edoed. anesthetic. The funeral was held at Like lias a tendency l*i priwlnce any country but the fntherland. Yet under. French loan, according to the estimate Was rescued and taken to Folkestone, you see. I have two children bom tn billets. It is said that the price of an 2 o’clock Wednesday and the remains 8. II. Hall like. of one of the firms representing the where he escaped rearrest and went to America. And the other day I saw one English 329 or a French 73 at Bethle County Agricultural Agent. Mr. Schmidt leaves a hem is $12.000. while a sixty pound were cremated. Morgan syndicate. London. * of them as I sat on my porch, and she gun Is reputed to bring $22.000. young wife who will be comfortable Worked In the west end and was was happy and healthy—full of life Congressman Sinnott's Jackrabbit The Du Font company, at Wllmlng provided for by terms of the will left l»y that again arrested when he admitted A Mucilage for Waxed Paper playing about the lawn. hat, the first ever manufactured from ton, next to Schwab, is said to be the her husband. He was 67 years of ago. “As she romped she held an Ameri the fur of the pest of the plains, is to be waa a German. Kohler speaks English, French and can flag. She waved it in full happi big profit maker with a foreign war find a home with the Oregon Histori German fluently. The Scientific American extracts from ness and triumph. I said to myself account of more than $2110,000.000. The Advertised Letters cal society, at Portland. was At the age of twenty Kohler then: ‘If that ting Is good enough for profits arising from this business can the Pathtinder a formula for a mucilage The first ship ‘o be built at the new called up for service In the German my children to live under It Is good be appreciated when It Is known that Advertised letters for week ending which is very adhesive, weatherproof yards of the Ainerb n Shipbuilding army, but after a few weeks' service enough for me to fight for.’ I promptly powder brings $1.10 a pound. As given July 2i, 1916: Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. ami transparent. It will bind together out it costs something in the neighbor Lloyd; Fraxer, Mrs. Mabel; Grant, company at Astoria .vill be the larg be deserted from the army and made enlisted.'* paper* that are waxed or parafined. Professor Hummel left for Texas hood of 30 cents a pound to manufac Mrs. Jennie; Hansen, Mr. and Mrs.; est wood lumber carrier In the world. bls way to England and then to Amer ture this explosive. The formula is, The vessel will measure 318 fest In lea. He served In a weird variety of with Troop F. Mary, Virgin; Mito Segnor, Perotte, occupations. He la an electrician by Dextrine, 30 parts by weight. length and will have a beam of 61 foot profession, but be has been a aallor, a P- D.; Swans. Gns: Werner, Mr. and evident deprived him of Because Rich starch, 30 parts by weight The cargo capacity will be I.M9XM0 mechanic, a waiter, a pantryman, a At ability to chew tobacco Indiana farmer , Recruiting offici , t failed to get a Mrs. F. W. Acetate laquer, 20 parts by weight feet of lumber has sued stem car company for $6.000. single rscrul’ at Hoof River. Geo. W. Spring, Postmaster. tar and an aaeo* ta of criminals. Keeawsx, 21) parts by weight.—L. 8. F.