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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1916)
LOCAL AND PERSONAL Miss Lia Bundy returned Monday and dustless spaces. The party returned i evening from a visit of three weeks at home by way of Estacada mid the weal side of the Willamette. I the coast. Bevosi ttmuasmt < of the rich Mending Amber bottom land of Butter creek will con- To mend umber requires n certain ■tlti.te a new irrigation district If the amount of pare, though the proc«-** Is pct;Jon to be presented to the Umatil a simple nu». Apply some II iihimm I oil la county court at the next aeaalon la to th«* broken edges mill (ben Imld (he allowed. oiled pnrts over a gn* Jet, covering th«> Three thousand people attended the rest of the hiii I ht iih - iiii while with a Important Occurrences of Past bartecu* given on the bay lieucli at cloth. A m sihui iim Hu* oiled parta be Newport Io celelirato Hie raising of come sticky with the lumt press the Week briefly Compiled for the first *25.000 or the *100.000 bonus edges which are to l>e united together ami hold them very carefully till cold. Gur Readers. to be given to help build a railroad — Mxclmnge. into the town There ts now 40 feet of water at the Engineer C. 11 Broughton of th<> An Acoant That Bur vivas. entrance of the Columbia Southern Pacific lost his right foot, The cta-khey has survived fur mntiy Th* Albany fruit jutc«> factory ha* ' and Frank itaite. hl* assistant, was centuries In the midst of apeecb that Closed a successful season. also Injured In an accident at tunnel I la deemed more cultured. It 1* a cu Scarcity of skilled tabor Is keenly aeven. on the Willamette Pacific rail rious fact that In the Hui umili Islands, which were settled I more than 3*1 felt In the district around Baker. road near Marshfield. I year« ago by Londoners, th«« cockney The season for killing deer In Hood The reeelpta of the state industrial Speech la aw strong as It is In Cheap* River county will open August 18 conuntsslon for the month of July — etile. Free mall delivery for the city ot *i>3.0M.fil were th«1 highest In the Klamath Falla is to be Installe«! Im me history of the commission, according Your Bowels Should Move Once A LMy diately. to a report Issued by the commission This year's prune crop In Polk couti ‘ cov< ring It* condition at the close of A I ree easy movement of th«' howrl* ty will lie exceptionally large and of business on July 31. good quality. The car shortage on the Bout hern eveiy day i» a sign of good health Dr, The president has nominated Elta Pac fir In the Willamette valley eon King’s New Life Pill* will give you a al eth Thompson to be |«o»tiua*ter al tlnu -» to tucreaae daily, according to gelili* laxative «-fleet without griping ami Nyssa, Oregon. rept rt* received by the Oregon Public free your system of blood poisons, puri- An ordinance prohibiting card play Ser» Ice commlMlo*. and the closing fy your blood, óvereouie oonntlpaiion Ing I* pool >>r Hillard hall* I» now In of lumber mills Is fbreseen unless and have an excellent tonic «-ffrrt on the entire system. Makes yon hwl like effect In Portland. I «peedy relief la afforded. Work on the Portland auditorium U heat «imitation* soared to m new living. Only 26c, at druggirt*. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Mrs. John Hall has been eiitertaiu- Rev. T. B. Horaschuch of Grace Evangelical church. made a trip to iug company this week. Canby Wednesday. Mr. Fred Luther is making an exca A number ot l*>nta peonie attended vation (or a new live room bugalow on th«’ newsboy's picnic at the t takes his place on UM street, south. This Mrs. Jeanie Robb is ill. Dr. MeSloy Wednesday. will lie the thin! house north of 71st is attending her. avenue. There is to be a full basement Mrs. Eatchel of d024-!»lst street is at and all modern improvements. Burke Beeman has been called east by the hospital where she tauibeen operated the serious illness of his aged father. ulMin for abdominal tumor. R W. Smith writes Irotu l'aola, Montana, where he is employed as i Mrs. Hedge is having the carpenter John Shaw of Martines, Calif., visited foreman, that lal»or conditions ate fine, make some improvements in her house. at the Frank Bryant home in Lenta. He except that help is scarce. He can give is on ids way to Canada. work to a number of men if they want The S. N. Galloway family are camp to go there. Wages run from »2.50 for Ed Sheets has been entertaining his brother-in-law, Mr Kiggins. of Lindsey. ing in the Mt Hood district. . lat»orer*, to »3.60 for car)>euter* and Calif., this week. 1 engineers. I ,The Clarence Ferris family are l>a« k \xel Kildahl is away on a two weeks' from a camping trip at Columbia Beach. The regular meeting of the Young vacation, to be spent in Lincoln county. People's Alliance of the Ex angelical The Mrs. Bob Fitssimmou’s meeting Church was postponed from Tuesday Dr. He-' has been entertaining J. C. at the Friend’s church last week was evening until Tuesday evening of next Morse, and old time friend, this week. most satisfactory. week, as many meml«era wished to at Walsh has a stock of good gasoline all tend the Billy Sunday lUMtiog. Paul FOR SALE—2 good milk cows. A. the time at prices as good as can I h * Bradford is president of the Alliance. The literary feature of the meetings al Schuoliel Wilson Station, Gresham.Ore. found anvwhere tf this time is a study of Evangelical Dis which is under construction Is now h-3-10. top record' for the seaaou In I’orttand Quite a delegation of temperance cipline. provrvssitig rapidly. Saturday wheu 11.14 was bld for blue H. A White has purchased the resi I people went to the ice hippodrome Tnes- Warden Minto of th«- state prison l stem at the Merchants exchange. Quo- dente < li C. E. Kennedy on Second (lay evening to hear the lecture by Billy dismissed J. Frank Humphries, farm ! lationa on other grades of wheat WOODMtkt ' Sunday. avenue. er of the Institution. rant ed from that figure down to 11.117, Coos Bay saw Its first circus last which was offered tor red Kuaslnit There is a celebration of lloly Colli- Mrs. Geo. Bryant of Astoria visited nt I mutiion at St. Pauli Church the first Friday wheu the Cooper Brother;-, Service* of J. (’, Cady as.superiuten- Fred Ehrlich ties been doing some i dent of the Oregon penitentiary flax improving anti {minting this week in his the home of her brother-in-law, Mr. Sunday in each month. Every other show exhibited there. and Mrs. Frank Bryant of Is-nts. the Sunday the evening Prayer and Sermou The Polk county educational board I plant were terminated by the state tailoring shop. first of the week. is al l p. ui. Rev. (>. W. Taylor has has elected Floy«! D Moore for supe.- ' board of control over the protest of Governor Wlthycombe. R. Crawford, been Rector for the past six^year-'iand visor of rural schools John Eggiman and wife returned Rev. Mrs. N. C. Kiley has la-en called Marshfield was chosen by of Portland, has been named to take the tiro ha* built up a Hourishiiig church. The Saturday 'rom a vacation spent at to Sherwood to preach at the quarterly Sunday School in charge ot Mr R. K. gon grand lodge. Knights of Pythias I charge ot the harvesting of the flax Y allots. meeting of the Newberg Friend s church crop. Doval is lield at 10 a. ui. Miss Stiuleu- as the 1»17 convention city. next Sunda) morning. Holding that the local ordinance Six convicts escaped from the fiai berg is organist for the Sunday Sctiool. Willie Mysing is stopping with camp of the Oregon prison, located closing theater* on Sunday* la In vio Mr. A. W. Power* remain* alami the mother during the remainder of the five miles northeast of Salem. lation of section 2136. Lord* Oregon Miss S^'is ami Miss Herzog, who I same. cation. Lebanon Is to have a summer swim Law*, coraiwnnly known a* the Sun have been visiting Mr*. T. B. Horn Harris and mother, Mrs. Mrs. P. T. ml ng pool with a competent man in day closing law. Judge H. H Hell, of W. E G<iggins has returned from 1 !Chuch returns! to their home* in Ta Tibbiis. are spending some weeks at charge (or the rest of the summer the circuit court, lifted the Subday lid on a ! com * Tuewlay morning Merced, Calif., where he has been St. Mart in'i 's Springs. A movement has started In Corvallis from the moving picture buslnesa In business trip. Tile marriage of Mias Vera L. Tibbils Mis* Laura Hammer has secured a to Mr Frank Tarrant was solemn ilei! with the purpose ot providing gym Dalia* The Hughe* campaign In Oregon was „ . ,, _ .. ' position as teacher in the public school on Monday at the home of the bride. nasium quarters for women and men. Robt. Reynold* w«itto8ete.de sator , Kalamath Falu wht.re the family After teaching in the Salem school» opened at a *plrlte<t rally held in the Rev. O. W Taylor officiating. Tliey for 22 years. Mis* Emma Kramer old Baker theater tn Portland. Jame* day. returning Monday with will make their future home. will reside near Sellwood. The bride principal of the McKinley school, has E. Watson, candidate tor United Reynolds. will be much missed in the social life of resigned. State* senator from Indiana, and for Mrs. H M. Locke of '<619-55 th Woodmere. • Rev. •'Billy" Sunday opened the cam many year* a republican leader In Bargain on three tine lots on »1st 8. E., took her little daughter P. R Dunl>ar returned recently from palgn to keep Oregon dry. In speakin* the national house of representative*, street. Saginaw inquire at Herald hospital last week to tie operated on for British Columbia where he has I wen In the Portland les Hippodrome. Tues wa* the speaker office. I ants. tf. { adenoids and tonsilitis. spending his vacation. day night Wt.at will be one of the mo*t I inpot The 25th session of the Grest Coun tant nesting» the Western Pine .Man Mrs. Chas. Wagstat!'i* entertaining a WANTED—To exchange well drilling Mrs. A. Boatwright, living east of the cil of Oregon. Improved Order of Red ufacturers’ association, the California for automobile. E. W. Simmon» Rt. 1, [ school house on the Gilbert road, was cousin from Elgiu, Illinois. Mr. Samuel Allen has purehaaed S Men. is to convene In Portland August White Pine association and the West Bx 292 Lents. taken to the hospital Friday for an orn Box MamuMMurase arsociatlon ■ ■ | operation which took place Saturday. acre near the Lenta playground^and haw 15 and 1«. Ira Wimberly, who wa* nominated ever held will be in Bend August 9 moved his family there. They have re She is recovering nicely. Prof. Wm. MacNulty of Newberg sided near Woodmere over seven years for postmaster at Drain by President and Hi It la expei ted that fully 100 spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. S. J. Wilson, ha* been a resident of that pine manufacturers will attend. Alien on 53d avenue. The A. B. Harvey family has moved and we regret to see them leave. elty for 25 years The fact that liquor was wa* being from Lenta to Woodlawn. Miss Ruth, The flour mill at Prairie City has brought into Oregon In large quanti Mi« Frank Adams of Cleveland, Ohio, who grailuated this spring from tlie hands. O. G. Trester having ties became known with the seliure IKIMONL ARLLTA. KERN PARK changed is spending the summer with her fattier Ijente school, will be greatly misstvl by purchase«! the interest of Dr V. C. Ftol by Sheriff Hurlburt of Portland of all and brother on Foster Road. tier young friends. A neighborhood fair was held Wednes knap anil R. C. Reese trunk* laden with whiskey. They All vhun-h, society, perwonai and locai m-ws noi pnbU»h«*l tur prodi, (ree: notte*» ot «a- lertsiiiuienta, con«lucted lor pn>At, pubhshed sta ix- nilntuiun. ot tv word». Aitnounse- n<» ni» and cani ot thanks. «ame rate. Adver tising rates^iuotedon roqlMSt. day evening at Powell Valley Road and .Many conflicts and duplications in tin Thursday evening of last week the [ 82d street at the Murray home. Booths the road laws of the state are pointed regular monthly supper by the members J for ice cream, candy, coffee and cake, out In a 84 phks pamphlet just Itotued 1 t*l<’ *'r*en<^ ’ church was held at tlie were stationed about the grounds. The by State Engineer Lewis. L chapel, follow«*! by the business meet candv booth was conducted by the During the first six months of th* ing. At this time a new financial plan (.'apt. John MacNulty of the U. S. N., ! was presented and accepted, to the xatis- i Senior Bible Clase of the laurelwood operation of the prohibition law only I M. E. Sunday School, the funds de 105S permit* to ship In llqnor were in charge of the local nautical office at (faction of all concerned. rived from the sales are to be used by issued to Polk county people. Custom House, was the guest of 8. the class in renovating ami re-<leoorat- Installation of new machinery at the Allen and H. A. White on Sunday The Protheon Class of Grace Evan- ing the interior of the church. The plant of the Bend Wat<;r, Light & Pow | gelical church, Mrs. N. G. Hedin’s class funds from all other sales at the fair er company, to care for the Increasing of [ of young ladies, are to go upon a hike ! ESxpiessman Mills has moved out will go tq the L*die* Aid Society of the demands of the town, is completed. the Katzky house to the next house Saturday evening, In an open field The Utah Idaho Sugar company ot same church. north »cross the street, preparatory to they are to toast marshmallows anil [ Salt Lake City, will pay the Sutherlin Miss Hannah Sbafer returned to ber Katxkj's beginning work on their new j roast weenies, All tlie girls are plan- tu-et growers 50 cents n ton more than store building. i . r J~~ to ‘ go for th»-y are snre of a Zood i borne at 416.'M7tb street, after an ex- ning the contract price of »4.75 for their ' tended vacation iacludidg stays at i time. crop ttiis season. I Seaside and Salem. The Columbia Fireworks Company Rev. Robert Booth, veteran Metho Mrs. Phoebe Hammer will preach at The Woman’s Home Missionary So- will put on a display of firework- at the «list minister, celebrated hl* ninety the Friend ’ s church next Sunday morn I ciety of the Laureiwood M. E. Chuich Regatta at Astoria and also has the con sixth birthday anniversary In Rose ing. This will be tiie farewell meeting met at the home of Mrs. Molar, 5707- tract for the Multnomah County Fair to held by Mr». Hammer a-, she traded her [37th avenue, Tnursday afternoon at burg at the home of his son. J. H. be held at tiresham. property in Izints for property in [ 2 o’clock. The Queen Esthers attended Booth, of Roseburg. Found guilty of that clause of the WANTED—Used summer clothing Kalamath Falls, Oregon, where she will and assisted in the program. Mrs. t law which prohibits Intoxicating b<-v make her home. The evening service Mrs. i Post, district president, and that can be used or made over for erages at public gathering*, Jack Trà children Any on«- desiring to assit in will be in charge of the Young People's Hitchcock, the district corresponding vers, of CaHcade Ixicks. was fined Bible Class. secretary, were visitors. A novel and i this matter may kindly phone Tabor pleasing feature were the solos by Miss [ »100 at Hood River. 5511. Mrs. B. C. Dewey. Chris Lassen, held at Oregon City The little Wells girl, who, while slid Hannah -baler accoti>[>anied by an for a week in the county jail an a BUS- old-fashioned auto-harp. In the ale [ St. Pauls Episcopal Church Guild met ing down the chute* with her com sence of Mrs. Lillie Perry, the presi pect In the San Francisco bomb out on Wednesday with Mrs. Samual Allen panions at Washington park, had the dent, Mrs. George Haley, the vice- rag«;, was committed to the state hu» on 53d avenue. The next social tea will misfortune to break her leg just above i | pital for the Insane. be held at the residence of Mrs. Arthur the ankle, i* a niece of Mrs. Geo. Carr. : president, had charge. Governor Wlthycombe has appoint Mrs. Lillie Perry of 4924-tMth street, Geisler on Main street in September. It was found necessary to apply the ed Miss .Margaret E. Howatson, ol X-ray. which revealed a very serious left last Tuesday for an extend«*«! Sea- Mrs. Geisler and Mr». Allen art- the i Portland, a member of th«! Industrial fracture. The child wu operated npon side vacation. hostesses welfare commission to succeed MI hh Sunday. Among the Laureiwood M. E. Church Bertha Moores, resigned. people who heard the cyclonic Billy ------------------------ Reviewing the road expenditures ol (•DERATIONS unnecessary. “Ap- Robert Jewel], the Lente boy wlio : Sunday on “Booze” at the Hippodrome Multnomah county the first six months Iiendicitis” (31.50), ’’Food” (*1.50), “Diseases of Women and Easy Child bears the distinction of being the young- (act Tuesday night were Mesdanies P. of the present year It is foufid that .............................. W. O. Clarke, Cook ‘ and there was expended for labor »122,769 birth'’ (*1.50). Books by Dr. Tilden ewt {>etty officer in the navy, is not in R Carlos, Mexican waters m his friends here sup an<l Malar, also Misses Mary E. Beta, and for materials »101,729. worth their weight in gold. Lora C. Portland will have a Fourth of July Little. 7110-13d Ave. S. E. Tabor 8471. posed, as his ship, U. 8. 8. Buffalo is Hadie Carlson and Hannah Shafer. undergoing repairs at Mare Island. It Plane are being projected by the celebration next year. Mornings. 8-24 Preliminary is interesting to know tha' there is but musical people of the Arleta, Kern steps for the event were taken at the one electrically driven ship, the collier The Epworth l>-agu<- of the Lents Jupiter, lit our navy .it present. The Prak, and Millard avenue neighbor final meeting of the committee which Methodist church will have entire New Mexico, whose keel is already laid, hoods to organize a mixed chorus of managed this year's ceremonies. On the farm of Cheater Ralph, on charge of the evening service* from and the California, also to be built at from ISO to 2<i0 voices which shall give one or two concerts during the fall and R. F. D. 2, Dallas, is a freak apple tree seven to nine o'clock, next Sunday. Mare Island, will l>oth be electrically winter season and eventually find a The tree is now bearing fruit half August 13. Rev. Whitcomb, Portland driven. place among the leading musical at srown and at the same time la in bios District Bpperintendent, will give a talk. tractions of the Rose Festival and pos som for the second time this season. Special music will lie a part of the pro The Dr. Hess family and friemle visit-1 sibly at the Willamette Valley Chau gram. a lively meeting is *■ ■ Miss Esther Carson has been ap . ing them made a trip Saturday to tauqua at Gladstone Park. Further in pointed secretary to Governor Withy- Come anil bring your friends. I Eagle Creek, where they pitcheal a tent formation may tie had from Prof. J. combe. to serve during the temporary and prepared for camping. After dos-1 Archie Hollingworth, director of the There will b<- a silver tea at Mrs. I ing the store Saturday night the Marvin I laurelwrxid M. E. choir, who has been absence of George Palmer Pntnam, Alic«- Woodworth's, 7220-84th street, Hedg. and Freef«erg families started out g»ke<i to conduct the chorus. Call the who is with thé troops on the border. The condition of the Oregon boys at near 73d avenue, on Tuesday afternoon [to join the He*« ontflt. They found I projegsor at T*bor 2421, or drop » card the border is in every way satlafac and evening, August 15. Don’t forget many campers along th«- way. They to him at 5140 68th St., 8. E. tory, according to L. B. Rhodes, state the date and place. You will miss the ' made several spot-light Hash«« lief ore 1 —......... - ------- secretary of the Y. M. C. A., who has time of your life if you stay away. This they found the people they were look A bout 400 men have been |»nt to work tea is under tlie auspices of Hhiloh ing for, which wae along about mi«l J at the plant* of the Peninsula Lumber recently returned to Portland after * Circle. We will promise yon a grand. I night. The mountain roadway is most i company at 8t. Johns and the new visit of several weeks in th* various troop camp*. gtxxi time and a sqaare meal. beautiful now with it» cool, deep shades shipyard Connected therewith. Dr. Mc-ioy and wife have taken to the tall timber. They will go to New- port and try camping out along the way. "'■ —- were expressed from San Francisco. Their contents wae discovered from the fact that one of them sprang a leak H II Childers, a government secret sen Ice man. has been on Coos Hay for the past few days, seeking out wit nee; ••» who wouhl be valuable to the government In convicting H. A. D. Pu ter, Dick I'uter, William l’ut«-r and five others recently Indicted In th. United States federal court at San Fra:iH*co. Investigation of the flax acreage by members of the state board erf con trol. Robert Crawford, the state's new flax expert, an«! J. W. Minto, superin tendent of the Oregon penitentiary, developed the fact that a large per centage of the flax fields art^foul with weeds and many fields will not I m - ac copied by the boanl. The stand of Attorney General Brown and District Attorney Evans that taxes collected In counties for road work' could be spent as n gen eral fund for the benefit of the entire county, taken In the case of the state, ex re) Brady, against the commission ers of Multnomah « minty, wae sustain nd by the supreme court. The recruiting campaign will be prosecuted with renewed vigor begin Ing the present week. Permanent sta tions will lie opened in Eugene, La Grande, The Dalles and Portland. Five recruiting sergeants were detailed In connection with this duty. The work will be In the hands of Major Hiram U. Welch and Captain* Lee M. Clark, John Hibbard and Curti* Winn. The state highway commission ha* voted to inak<* application to the fed eral government for »73.000 of a high way fund to be apportioned on condl tion that the »tat«- raise a similar amount and »315.000 for the Mount flood loop, Florence-Klamath Fall*. MedfordCrater Lake, Josephine cave* and Prairie City-Unity highways from the Taylor bill* fund, which provides »1,000,000 for roads in national forests. Becanse of the lack of sufficient vessel* to carry grain, practically all of the crop of tbia state will have to be transported by rail thl* year. As a result, the public, service commission fear* a car shortage, and Is making strenuous efforts to prevent such a calamity. It is being aided by ths rail road companies operating In Wash ington. and efforts are being mad* to have the shipping public cooperate to the greatett poaaibl* extent. 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