I
M
MT. SCOTT HERALD STATE MASTER SPENCE
Df MOSS FAMILY
TO DE HERE SOON
AT NATIONAL GRANGE
Entered as Second Claas Matter February 19, 1914.
At jKWtortice, l^nta. Oregon, Under act of March 3, 1879
Published Every Thursday at lents, Ore., by the Mv. S» x * tt P tbushinu Co.
J. SANGER FOX, M anaging Entro*.
MRS. MINNIE I. HYDE, N«w» Kono*.
J. ALLEN DUNBAR, (of Long Beach, Cal.) A ssociât «.
family Of Entertainers for five Gen­
full Report Of Year s Activities for
erations. With Two Marvellous
Oreoon Members Shows Much
Boy Prodigies Here Soon.
Good Work Accomplished.
federal Regulation Should Not Be Al*
lowed To Exclude Exercise Of
(or
A rare musical treat la
State Authority.
A copy of the National Grange
on
the people of lolita and
At The Churches
Arteta Baptist Church
9:46 a. tn. Bible School.
11 a. tn. Preaching servie*.
8:00 p. tn. Evening *ervice*.
00 |- m. B Y P. U. meeting.
9:00 Thursday Prayer meeting.
Everybody welcome to any and all of
these service*.
W. T. B. Spriggs, pastor.
Millard Avenue Presbyterldn Church
Monthly has just been rec«*iv«*»i at the
Wednesday evening. Jan. 17, at which j 10 a. m. Babbath Bchool.
Outlook office, containing a full re|*<rt
time the famous Ih*Moos family will ‘ 11 a. m. Morning worship.
Co-operation Essential to Success. wide-awake communities
will of th«* pr*x*»*«*ditig* of th» fiftieth annual
7 :p. m. Y. P. B. C. E.
ap|H*ar at th»* auditorium of the Lents
7:43 p. m Evening worship.
session of th«* National Grange, held in
feel
the
influence
of
returning
oc
I
hmi
I,
under
the
auspic«**
<>l
the
this issue the "Herald”
7 :30 p. m.Tliureday. midweek servie*.
Washington city last month.
Evangelical Church. This gift»*»! family
8 p. m. Thursday. choir practice.
ers upon its 15th year of prosperity before their more Among the interesting things to be
Rev. Win. II. Amua, Pastor.
have for five generations ia*eti giving
sleepy
neighbors.
What
are
we,
continuous publication. It is our
lound is the report of Stat«* Master
their musical entertainments in all of
wish to broaden and increase its as a community doing to bring C. E. 8pen»*e of Oregon. The full re­ Gives Newlands Committee Ills Views the cities of America ami in in<«t of th*>
St. Peter s Catholli ( hurt h
sphere of usefulness in this com­ prosperity, or to hasten its re­ port follows:
citi»*« of Eur<>|H>, having ap|*var<*d Indore
On Railroad Control- Railroad
Sundays :
The grange in Oregon continiH*s to do
turn?
A
few
points
seem
very
the
royal
courts
of
the
old
world
as
well
munity. but in order to do this
8 a. m. Ia>w Maes.
its duty in whatever field opportunity
Stocks Should Be Stable.
a* la-fore the I'nwidenta of this country.
10:80 a. in. High Mass,
we must have the active support clear to us. In the first place, if offers ui th«* intenet of agriculture. The
8:30 a. in. Monday School.
Th»*
pr»*«ent
family
Include
tw»>
little
and co-operation of every organi­ all the money which is earned social and educational advantages are
I'.' M. Oboli rehearsal.
prtahgie« who constitute the third
zation and industrial or commer­ by those who live in the Mt. not negl«*cted. lx*gislativt* work is made Washington, l'ec. 11.— William J. generation of this branch of the family Week days; Mass at 8 a. tn.
cial enterprise, as well as the in­ Scott district were spent with an imiKirtant part of our program and Bryau. who «tnrtled the country ten of musicians and entertainer*. One of
is ineretising each year.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
year* ago by adviaatlng government theae littl<* l*>y* plays lea<l violin and the
dividual support of the people. the local merchants each store co-operation
More field Hirelings and grange picnics
1<> a. in. Saturday Habhath School.
other
the
flute
ami
both
sing
moat
ownership
of
railroad*,
appeared
be
­
In other words, the measure of will do from twice to ten times were hel»l this year than ever liefore, and
11 a. u>. Saturday preach.ng.
••
““ ■
*
“ I'rayrr
*
* *
lieautifully.
Two ineintn*rs of the
p. in. “ WediiiMHiay,
Hireling
support which we receive from the amount of business it is now a number of granges co-operat«Hl with fore the Newland* Joint Committee on original l*eMoi* family ol seven who t 30
Interstate Commerce last week lo «up-
7 45 p. tu. Sunday preaching.
the community will very largely doing. In the second place, county and district fair* and aided in port of the claim that the statre should started their concert work forty-three
determine the extent and effi­ under such conditions each mer­ making creditable exhibits. Th«* grange be allowed to retalu authority over the years ago will tak<> part in this enter­
Kern Park Christaln Church
wm an important factor in legislative
ciency of our service. This rule chant will be able to branch out, matters
regulation of all transportation line* tainment. Watch for our next ia*ue (or
Corner
69lh St. ami tilth Ave. H. E.
and has asisti-d this year in th«'
holds good in all organizational will be able to employ more Mt. enactment of some important legislation, within their borders. Mr. llryan ex­ further announcements regarding price 10 a. m. Bible BchooL
11 a. tn. and 7 :3o p ui. preaching ser­
admission and more complete details
and community life. Co-opera­ Scott people in his business, will including a rural credits amendment, plained that be had long regarded gov­ of
In the meantime make a memorandum vice.
ernment
ownership
a*
Inevitable,
but
6:30 p. m. Christain Endeavor.
tion is essential to success. Shall be able to buv in bigger and which is simple and comparatively in­ only because of railroad opposition to of this date ami plan to attend.
7:90p. m. Thursday, mid week prayer
expensive,
and
can
be
put
into
itn-
1
cheaper
markets,
will
be
able
to
we unitedly work for a greater
meeting.
mediate operation with little additional effective regulation.
A cordial welcome to all.
Mt. Scott District? We are at give better service and a greater machinery than that now employed ii.
Against Government Ownership.
Rev. G K. Berry, Pastor.
variety
of
wares,
will
become
the service of all who so decree.
"Personally I caunot *ay that I de
loaning the stat«* school fund. It will
more optimistic and more ready supply the requirements of many of our sire government ownership." ho ex­
M. I. H.
St. Kauls I plscopal Church
to unite in and insist on public isolated settlers who will find it diltieult plained, "Itecause I lean to the Indi­
On« block south ol Wtsxlmere station.
vidual
Idea
rather
than
to
the
collec
Square Deal vs. Commercialism.
Holy Communion the first Buuday of
improvements so sorely needed to organize loan a.-*si<*ciationH under th«* tlve Idea; that la, I believe that gov-
each month at 8 p. tn, No other sor-
Federal
law.
In the past few year* tlier»* has b»v*n vietai that day.
TJROF. ERIC BOLT. Principal to make our community attrac- At the election two years ago the sal«* emmeut ownership ia dealrable ouly
an enorinona increase in government by
Every other Bunday th* regular ser­
of the Bend schools, sounded tive. In the third place, under and manufacture of alcoholic liquors where com|H*tltlon Is tni|x>«alt>le "
Alfred P. Thom, counsel to the flail
Now if Hoiiiething had vice* will I m « as usual.
a timely warning in his address such an impetus our empty was prohibited and the saloon was vote«i way Executives' Advisory Committee, commission.
l«*en lop|H-d off when the commiMioUS i Evening Prayer and sernion at 4 p. m.
at the Methodist Church of Lents stores will be rented, our empty out of < iregon, but the law enacteti by previously had presented before the were created, so that th»* expense of Bunday Bchool meet* at 3 p. an. B.
Boatwright, Stipi . I . Mallett, Hee.
on Sunday evening, against houses filled once more, our un­ the legislature |>«*miitted th«* importa­ memt>er* of the Newlatuls ('ummlttee government wo»ild not I m * increaaed, the
Rev. G. W. Taylor Rector.
tion
of
a
lirnite*!
amount
by
indivdnals.
aa
oue
of
hl*
reason*
for
urging
a
bet
allowing the commercial spirit employed given steady positions, The brewery intereete this year in­ ter Italanced and more sy*tetnatlc reg commission might have been justified.
But the creation of the first com-
to so control and dominate as to our community benefitted be­ itiated an amendment designed to give ulatlon of railroads the argument that
Lents Lvdnqrlkdl (hunh
was only an addition to the
Bwrmon by the Pastor, 11 s. in. and
crowd out the finer things of yond measure: other parts of them the privii«>ge of manufacture and this I* the only alternative to govern miasion
meat ownership Calling attenUon to -alary list—more olticea had luvn created 7 16 p, B
life, citing an instance which Portland will be inspired, our sale of malt liquors within the state. the
Bunday Brhool 9:4A *. n>., Aliiert
restrictions imposed u | h > ii the Encouraged by the venture the job
would be regarded as too exag­ state will catch the vision, stored This attempt to annul the action of the transportation lines by conflicting *tate hunting c I hsh moved for a thick of com- ' Fsnkbsnsvr, Bu|ierint<'ndent.
Y. I’. A. (I 15 p. m. Paul Brsdfurtl,
voter at the previous election, aroused
gerated to be true were not its up money will be drawn out of I the dry forces and an amendment was law's and regulation*, to the practical missions, and now we have Mime ten or President.
authenticity vouched for: An the bank vaults, and prosperity placed on the ballot which will prohibit ► cessation of new construction «nd to the ti(h*en state commissions. Each com- \ Prayer meeting Thurmlay 8 p. m.
lni|xmsilitl|ty under existing conditions
A curdial welcoine to all.
Eastern packer is said to have will be here. A dream? No, the importation of all liquors for bever­ of securing the new capital needed for rniwioner draws a salary ranging from
T. R. llornachiirh, Paator.
93,UDO per annum up. and all expense*.
visited Oregon during
the perhaps a vision, but who ever age purposes. The last reports show extensions and la-ttermenta of railway Now, like Wisconsin we are to have a ,
Autumn and was taken by a did anything worth while with­ that the brewers’ amendment was de­ facilities ho warned the Congressmen commission to regulate commissions, i
lents friend's Church
feated. Thus the liquor forces lost that unless they provided a fair and
friend out the Columbia High­ out a vision? Isn’t it worth try­ ground where they hope»! to gain a reasonable system of regulation that The next thing is to have regulator* to ( 9:43 a. in. Bible Bchool, Clifford
way that he might view some of ing? What do you say?—J. S. F. stronger footing.
would enable the railroads to moot the regulate the comtniasions, and then we Barker Superintendent.
will of cours»* n»*»*»l regulators lo regulate
11 :90 a. tu Preaching service*.
the scenic beauties of the State.
The good roads question is a live issue growing needs of the country's bu«l
•1:25 p. tn. Christian Endeavor.
the regulators
Is there not some way
ness
the
national
government
would
with us and to sho«' that < iregon has
Arrived at Crown Point the
7 :3O p. m. Preaching Service*.
Soldier Home From Europe.
tie compelled to take over the owner to get us all on the salary list? Salaries \ 9:00
p. tn. Thursday,
mid-week
not been backward in r*»ad work, will
machine was halted for a more
ship of the lines with all the evil* at­ are exempt from taxation.— l^*aven- prayer meeting
J say that in 1914 our state made the high­ tendant upon such a system
worth. Wash.. Echo.
extended view of the beautiful
* A cordial welcome to all theae ser­
(Continued From Page 1.)
est expenditure per capita for roads of
The alsive is simply a sample of what | vice*.
' ' Preservation of Competition.
panorama which greets the vision
arm having been paralyzed several weeks any state in the Union and ranked 13th
John and Natila Riley, l'astore.
at this spot. The visitor gazed as a result, and will undoubtedly never in total amount expend«*!; in 1915 we Mr. Bryan, ou the other hand, bolds many states are afflicted with.
that the further extension of federal
out over the landscape for a mo­ regain its normal strength. At the same rank«*d second in per capita expenditure authority over the railroads would I*
Lents Bdptist Churth
Huntington (Pa.,) Era—How pleas­
ment with unseeing eyes, then time he was hurried beneath dirt and de- and lbth in total amount; it ranks 11th a step In the direction of government
in percentage of rural roads surfaced. ownership. He adrauced the view that ant to know Congress ia giving liquor
bree,
only
bis
head
and
left
arm
show
­
Ixird
’
*
Day. Bibl»* School U 43 a. tn.
turned to his companion with the
‘ We are steadily increasing otir co-op«*ra- the centralization of control In the legislation its aolier attention.
Morning worship, 11 a m.
ing
above
the
h«*ap
of
ruins.
He
was
query, ‘‘What do you think will
Elmo Heigiits Sunday School, 2:30
dug oat by his companions in an uncon­ tive operations and each year shows hands of the national government
p. in
be the price of hogs this year?” scious condition from which he did not some advance in that line of grange would impose too groat a burden upon
WANTED: Several boys to work tip
II V P I , . 11:30
•
p in.
regulating Is.dy, would offer strong
One would feel a profound pity recover for forty-eight hours. He car­ 1 work. More of our granges have learned the
Evening worship.
irship, 7
7 :30 p. ni.
n paper route. Only boy* who can give
temptation
to
railroad*
to
interfere
lu
for a man so lost to all sense of ries around in his pocket as a momento the advantage of tbe cash purchase of politics and would encourage the gen referenc«** and ar»* steady and |*ers»*ver- A cordial welcome to tlicwe service*.
articles in large quantities. They
J. M. Nelson, Pastor
era! movement toward centralization ing ne»*<l apply.—MT. BCOTTHERALD.
the sublime and beautiful in Na­ of this occasion a piece of ragged look­ staple
have found that the gr*-at»-st advantage of power In the federal government at
ing
steel
over
an
inch
in
length
and
of
ture were it not for the fact that
the thickness of a ten-penny nail is obtained by purchasing in car load the espense of the state«. lie ««Id that
fifth Church of Christ
pity in such a case would be about
The Oregon City Woolen Mills have
which was taken from his head, a small lots fatcause of the reduced price on such he did not object to consolidation* of
utterly wasted, since unchecked pie»-e still remaining which his physi­ quantiti«*«, and because of freight rat**» railroad lines so long a* they did not dirtribute«! a share of their profile among Fifth Chnrch of Christ. Scientist of
Portland, tire.
Myrtle Park Hall,
comjietltlon. that he knew of their 400 employee.
commercialism so dwarfs the cians ¡advise him to have removed as on a car load being much lower than destroy
Myrth* Park.
no complaint against great railway
upon
smaller
amounts,
One
county
Bervice* Sunday 11 a. tn.
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soul as to render it insensible to soon as possible.
has been very successful in co-operative systems because of their size and that
Bunday School V::1O and 11 a. tn.
its loss. Money as a means to Mr. Armstrong was in three bayonet marketing of live stock and wool. Some he believed that the preservation of
For Sale — Two room residence
Wedtinday evening testimonial lift­
engagements in Belgium and after his
competition wan the test to be applied
ing 8 p. in.
an end is a necessity, but as an transfer to the Somme Sept., 3rd, he 50 car loads of stock and 40,000 pounds to all consolidation*.
building.
In excellent condition.
end in itself is most contempt- spent two days—the 4th and 6th of • of wool were marketed in Lane county
$126. Call Tabor 1616.
2
R*gu lation
Teeurltlea.
ible. Some one has said that September—in fierce band to hand in the past year, and other counties are Mr. Bryan declared himself In favor
Lents M. E. Church
< 9,
taking it up under the management of of national regulation of railway stock
money is the universal provider fighting with bayonets at this point. 1 farm
Sunday School 9:46. a. tn.
organizations and the county
bond issues, but added that he naw
Preaching 11 :00 a. m.
of everything except happiness He has had many thrilling experiences agents. We have found that as a rule ■ no nd reason
Bible Study Class, 5:30 p. ni.
why that should exclude the
which he is not at all anxious to dupli­
and the universal passport to cate. The terrible butchery going on in j co-operative stores are not a siiccese. as ■fate* from acting on the same sub­
Epworth League 6:31) p, tn.
Preachibg 7:3o p. tn.
every place except Heaven.” Europe beggars description. Mr. Arm­ | so much defends upon the honesty and ject as to state corporation*. “I would
Prayer meeting Thursday evening at
like
to
see
the
stock
of
a
railroad,
as
ability
of
those
in
charge,
and
the
As Happiness here and Heaven strong states that he has seen the dead
7:30.
F. M. J a« per. pan tor.
Tabor
3M
king
as
It
la
In
private
hand*,
made
as
loyalty of the members. After all, the
Residence 6708 83rd St.
hereafter are the two great aims piled up like cord wood for long dis­ : j co-operative
snbatantlsl
and
a*
unvarylug
as
the
store only adds another
R. L. Cone
of life the intrinsic value of mere tances. Contributing trenches leading unit to the duplication of services and value of a government bond." he as­
up to the front line trench at regular
serted.
Expert Plano Tuning
dollars and cents becomes in­ intervals extend from seven to eight overhead expenses that must lie elimi­ Ho suggested bat railroad capitali­
Laurehvood M. E. Church
significant. Happiness can only miles back from the firing lines, which nated if we succeed in reducing the coet sation ba readjusted to equalise It with
9:46 *. m. Bnndav school.
All work guaranteed. Price* r**aon*ble
11:00a. tn. preaching.
7411 Mtb A*e.,H.K.
actual valuation of the property rep­
be secured in service to humanity are held by the soldiers who are called of distribution.
12:80 a. in. class meeting.
For
the
past
few
years
our
member
­
resented,
making
due
allowance
for
and citizenship in the kingdom upon to fill the places of those killed in
6:30 p. ni. Epworth league.
equities,
and
that
when
thia
waa
done
Phone,
Tabor
SZ14
ship has been »ticking closely to the
7:30 p. m. preaching.
of heaven cannot be purchased battle on the front line. It is too 10,000 mark. We regret this lack of the roads should be allowed to earn
8:00 p. m. Thursday evening, prayer
terrible for words, and the worat of it is
Dr. P. J. O’Donnell
with the wealth of the world. that very few know whattliey are fight­ progress and although we are increasing sufficient Income to keep their atock
•ervice.
par and to create a surplus. The
Dr. C. R. Carlo«, pastor.
Conditions are ripe for the great­ ing for, as a result of which the patriotic our usefulness, we little more than hold at
Dentiat
latter, ho tentatlvaly proposed, might
est year in American history if, fever soon cools and there is notning our own in membership. Much of our bo allowsd to amount to SO per cent
'JX1 ht . and rorrr.R rd . (Ovsr Lent*
I
Pbsrnsry)
as a nation, we would get a new left to feed the flame. Invariably the work has been equally beneficial to far­ of the capital.
German Evanqettcal ReformedJChurch
mers outside of the order who did not
experience
is
that
when
wonnded
and
Railway
Earning*
Lew.
vision of proportional values and
Corner Woodstock Ave., and 87th St.
taken to hospitals there is little anxiety contribute to its membership or main­ Thio subject of railrood espitallMtlon Phone, Taber 131«
Rev. W. G. l.ienkaemper, pastor.
become possessed with the ideal to return to the trenches. This is not tenance. While the public work is not
and the amount of railroad earnlnga
Bunday School 10 a. tn.
Dr.
A.
Klaptocz
of a “square deal” rather than a because of lack of bravery or patriotism, to I* neglected, we have this year or­ received farther attention from the
Morning Worship, 11 a. m.
Gradual* University Vienna, 1*10
Y. P. 8. at 7:30 p. m.
further development of the but because of a felt lack of cause for ganized an extension program under the committee daring its recent eeeeiona.
Pbyslclaa Md Burgeon
German School and Catechetical Claaa
spirit of commercialism, which such terrible sacrifice of the flower of supervision of State Deputy C. J. Hurd, Ia answer to questions by Menator Office and Realdenc*, nd RT. and FOWTRR RD. Saturday 10 a. m.
of
lane
county,
who
with
tbe
county
Mr. Thom submitted figures
(Over Lent* Pharmacy)
will mean our ruin in its final manhood of all the countries engaged in agent did much to promote the success­ Cummins,
showing the net earnings of the roads
war. Mr. Armstrong has promised to
analysis.—M. I. H.
in that In rsceat years. These figure* show Phone, Tabor 16W
write up some of his experiences for the ful marketing operations
Notary Public
Free Methodist Church
county.
His
duties
are
to
push
the or­ that during tbs firs years from 1903 I
"Herald,” which we are sure onr read­
Hnnday
School, 10 a. m.
to
1910
the
average
net
earn
logs
were
ganization
of
new
granges,
to
increase
'
Lent» Real Estate Co.
Prosperity
ers will greatly appreciate.
Broaching, 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m.
the membership of those we have and S.2S per cent of tho net espitallMtlon.
RALPH 8TANZ, Prop.
TT IS generally admitted that
Prayer meeting, Wednesday 7:30jp.m.
promote co-operative buying and sell-1 while for tho five years from 1910 to
City and Country Property
1913
the
average
was
only
4.36
per
Dee
Moines
(la.,)
Register
and
Lead
­
All ar* cordially invite») to attend
prosperity is caused by the
ing.—Gresham Outlook.
I.BNTR, ORKGON
rest. The total earnings on the stock,
the*e services.
active circulation of money. er—The investigators of the high coet of
computed by adding to the net oper
living have been taking the lid off, but
Robert H.Clark, pastor.
Whenever those who have money nobody has noticed the bottom dropping BE YOUR OWN DOCTOR, Run r.tlng Income the Income from the so Tabor 47M
your own machine,
cease from spending it freely, out of the market.
You can do it bet- rarities owned and deducting bond In
LODGE DIRECTORY
ter than another, tieing inside it.
1^ terent, were for 1910, 7.09 per cent;
either from caution, fear, for
Dr. C. S. Ogsbury
Magnolia Camp No. 4026, Royal
tor 1911, 6.17 per cent; for 1912, 4.97
pays
YOU
to
keep
well,
to
get
wel
Neighbor*, meets
regular
Second
political purposes, or for any Oskaloosa (Iowa) Herald.—Nothing
Dentistry
____ | quickly when sick, to know how to take per cent; for 1913, 3.94 per cent; fol
and Fourth Wednesdays oi each
will min the country ____
if the ___
people them-
1914, 4.08 per cent; for 1913, 3 44 pet
cause, prosperity vanishes. It selves
month at I. O. (I. F. Hall. Second
will undertake it* safety; and , ‘^a,e (>l yol,r ,t,ni|y* My method* cure,
I.KNTB, OR9GON.
Wednesdays social meeting. NeighEor*
is also true that the eastern nothing can save it if they leave that Terms reasonable. LORA C. LITTLE, cent, thus nhowlng an almost contln
nous decrease throughout this six yr»t
bring your families and friends.
Health
Expert.
420
Henry
Bldg,
Port
­
states are enjoying unusual pros­ safety in other hands but their own.—
Fourth Wednesday, business.
All
period. It wns announced thnt Hal K. C. Wiley
Tabor 141*, B 4111
W. Allen
land.
Neighbors requested to coine. By
perity, which is undoubtedly Webster.
ford Erickson, formerly chairman of
order of the Camp.
the Wisconsin Rnllronf Commission,
Wiley and Allen
and surely coming this way. It
would
submit
more
complete
informa
The Old Reliable Real Kfitate Firm
can also be taken as axiomatic Patrons of the Herald will be glad to Walsh hae a stock of good gasoline all tion on this sublect to the Committee
Begin the New Year right by rabaerib-
learn that a Pacific phone has now been the time at prices as good aa can be
Fire
Insurance,
Rentals, Notarial Work ing for the Herald. Only 91.00 a ynar.
that the livest towns, the most installed. Tabor 7824.
at
a
later
date.
I
found anywhere, tf.
Corner W<1 Htreet and WoodMock Avenue
It should be in every home in lente.
rbone»: Tabor 7824 and D-61.
COMPETITION PREHRRt D
COMMISSION GOVERN­
MENT INCREASING
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