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RESCUE SOGIETY
Appeals to Housewives for Canned
E. Locke Of Lents. Suffers Loss Of
fruits and Vegetables -A Little
lingers And A fractured
from Each Home Sufficient
Wrist At Mill.
It will be needless for me to go into
details and explain to yon the problem
of feeding 86 girls and HO babies. Tho
task is difficult at anv time, but a
tremendous burden at present. I appeal
to you to remem tier the girls and balms
during this canning season, and put up
a little extra to ship to the Ixiuise Home
and the Albertina Kerr Nursery Home,
where we are caring tor alnuidoned
mothers and belies, and we assure you
that whatever you can do in their behalf
will lie greatly apprec iated. Why not
form a club In your town and ship a
tiarrel of canned fruit or canned vege­
tables at Thanksgiving.
Addresos cor rexjiondence to Gen. Supt.
W. G. Maclaren, 196 Burnside Bt.,
Portland, Oregon, for shipping instruct­
ions.
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Home County to Receive Credit for
Enlistment No Matter Where
Applicant Appedrs.
Lents District
Chesters Barber Shop
Firat Class Servie«-
691« 92nd Street H. E.
Lents Hardware Company
Tatxir 1091
5923 92nd Bt. 8. E.
Mrs. F. Davis
Lents Millinery
Waiting Room Confectionery
92nd Hl. and Woodstock
Mrs Inez Gullika
5920 92nd St. 8. E.
Eggiman Bros.
Meats
5919 92nd St. 8. E.
F. F. Ehrlich
The conflsgratlon was caused by the
earehws use of matches. The bouse was
saved with only about 146 00 of damage.
The heroic work of Mr. Ruel however,
did more than anything else to eave the
building as the Kern Park company’s
equipment does not include chemical
apparatus and there was no hydrant
within half a mile of the burning build­
ing. Perhaps some day Fire Depart­
ment Headquarters will learn that the
lenta volunteer fire department has a
chemical equipment es|>ecially for the
local water limitations. To send only
hose equipment to sections where there
is no water is folly yet it is done repeat­
edly. The Kern Park l»oys made a re­
cord run and did good service consider­
ing what they were up against.
Mrs. Ruel i* an invalid and when the
fire broke out Mr. Ruel immediately
carried her out of the house to a place
of safety and then went back and com­
menced to tight the flames with such
success as to nearly have them under
control when the department arrived.
Until hie name has been actually
posted by his local exemption Ixxrd as
called up tor physical examination, any
man subject to the draft is free to en­
list as a volunteer in the Army or Navy
of the United States.
Much misunderstanding has arisen
on thia point, but the foregoing state­
ment may tie taken as official and cor­
rect.
After a man han once been notified to
appear lor physical examination, he is
subject to the military authority and
can no longer enlist as a volunteer.
But until that time there is no restric­
tion against enlistment on hie part.
Voluntary enlistment made since June
80th will not be credited against the
quota on the first draft of the state ami
of the county from which these volun­
teers come. But assurance has been
given by the Provost Marshal General
at Washington that they probably will
be credited against the next draft.
• The interests of every county in the
state, no matter how remote, are very
Those who enjoy riding on a Ferris
carefully guarded in the matter of giv­
wheel will have that gratification for
ing credit for volunteer enlistments.
the first time in the history of Gresham
and the county fair when the fair opens
in September.
1 Believe In My Country The fair board yesterday closed a deal
with the Browning Amueementcompany
/ bcMoie
for a Ferris wheel, a giant merry go-
That them arc greater thing» in life round, a dancing platform and a bunch
Than life lt»df ;
of shows, besides several concessions of
I believe
an amusement nature. The aggregation
In 'limbing upward
Even u hen tho .»pen/ and brokets thing will fill one-1 our th of the available space
on the amusement trails.
1 call my body
Oriel "Halt!"
Another contract was signed with Pro­
I believe
fessor Frank Miller for a aeries of baloon
To th« tail breath
ascensions and parachute drops. These
In the truth»
attractions, together with the evening
H'Aicb God permit» wie to tee;
Chautauqua concerts will keep everyone
/ believe
interested every day and evening of the
In fighting for them.
fair. The riding devices and the dancing
In drawing.
together with the tent shows will make
If need be,
the usual charges, but the Chautauqua
Not the bloody »word of man
Brutal with eongue»t
will be free to all inside the gates.. The
And drunk with power.
baloon and parachute drops will be free
But the white »word of Hod,
attractions.
Flaming with Hit truth
There will also be a good racing card
And healing while it »lay».
for
the three last days of the fair. Pres­
1 believe
ident Lewis was authorised to make ar­
In my country and her destiny.
rangements with Ed Fortune, a well-
In the great drcam of her founder».
known turfman, for a full series of rac­
In her place among the natitm»,
In her ideal»;
ing events. A. J. Krueger, one oi the
I believe
fair board directors, was appointed su­
That her dionocracy must be protected, perintendent of the race track and
Her privilege» cherished,
grand stand. The Chautauqua programs
Her freedom defended;
will be arranged by the entertainment
1 believe
committee
consisting of Theodore Brug-
That, humbly before the Almighty,
ger, C. M. lake and A. F. Miller.
Hut proudly before all mankind.
Gresham Outlook.
We must »afeguard her standard,
The tdeion of her Washington,
The martyrdom of her Lincoln,
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With the patriotic ardor
THINK 8UCCE88.
Of the minutemen
And the boy» who fought
Believe with all your heart
fn her gloriou» post;
that you will do what you wore
I believe
In loyalty to my country,
made to do. Never for an in­
Viter, irrevocable, inviolate.
stant harbor a doubt of this. En­
Thou, in whose eight
tertain only tho friend thoughts
.4 thousand year» arc but a» yesterday
of tho thing you are bound to
And at a watch in the night,
achieve.
Reject all thought
Help me
enemies, all dioeouraging moods
In my frailty
—everything which would even
To make real
suggest failure or unhappiness.
What I believe.
r-Elias Lictarman tn New York Time». ♦---------------------------------- —.
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BIG AI IKACIIONS
fOR COUNTY LAIR
Lents Pharmacy
Drugs, Ice (Jream, Soft Drinks
'•2nd and Foster Rd.
Manz & Mirwald
Tailor ’
9134 Foster Road
Indies’ and Gents’ Tailors
Tabor 457«, 65440, 92nd Bt.
W. E. Goggins
Dr. P. J. O’Donnell
Shoes
5935 92nd 8t. 8. E.
Dentist
92nd and Foster Rd.
Katzky Bros. Department Store
A. S. Pearce
BLAZt "GAUSE D BY
LIGH Hl) MATCH.
of tire sent in early in the
VOLUNI ARY ENLISTMENT ■ lay An on alarm
Wednesday, to which the Kern
Park company responded, proved to be
SULL POSSIBLE ! the
residence of J. Ruel, 10005 69th Ave.
No. 32.
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To The Mothers and Misters of < iregon :—
Any of these firms will redeem the coupons:
E. Ixicke, residing on the bill in the
North end of I .anta, employed In the
Klee A Kinder mill bad the great mls-
lortune to catch his hand In the cogs of
a wheel, the roller clipping and badly
crushing it. The accident occurred on
Saturday morning last shortly after the
mil) alerted up.
He called for assist­
ance, holding himself out from Iteing
drawn Into the machine for fully fifteen
minutes before the mill was shut down
and hie release effected, himself assist
Ing in looreuing the bolts neceesary to
effect hie release. He was taken to the
Good Samaritan hospital where it was
found necessary to remove all the fin­
gers on the Injured hand, ft was feared
for some time that II would be neces­
sary to remove the hand at the wrist,
but he seems at thia lime to be doing
ao nicely that it la hoped thia will not
be necessary. His arm was also broken
at the wrist. He has c wife and three
children.
Vol. 15.
Lents, Multnomah County, Oregon, August. 9 1917.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year
No Coupons on Groceries
5716-24 92nd St. 8. E.
Tinsmith
«113 Foeter Road
Otto Lemke
Rose City Van Co.
Florist
«519 96th St. 8. E.
Hauling
8852 Foster Road
Grays Crossing-Tremont District
Jos. Gething
Tremont House Furnishing Co.
Electrical Supplies
«811 Woodstock Ave.
Dealers in Furniture, Hardware, Etc.
«021 72nd St. 8. E.
C. M. Woliard
Tremont Pharmacy
Dry Goods, Men’s Furnishings
8127 Woodstock Ave.
Drugs, Etc.
Tremont Station
‘
Firland-Anabel District
H. J. Ames
Elizabeth J. Howard
Groceries
8707 Foster Road
Millinery, Dry Goods and Notions
6504 Foster Road
Alvord Furniture Store
“Furniture at Less’’
C. W. Johnson
452V 67th St. 8. E.
Archer Place Pharmacy
Geo. C. Bradshaw Ph. G.
5529 Foster Road
Arleta Studio
Everything in Photography
0434 Fouler Road
Anabel Grocery
No Red Stamps with Coupons
6204 Foster Road
E. E. Davis
Plumber
«37 Foster Road
B. C. Lieuallen
Laurelwood Conf’y, Cigars, Tobacco
6244 Foster Road
Knight Bros.
Motorcycle and General Repairing
4610 62nd St. 8. E.
Kem Pkrk Cabinet Shop
Light Mill Work. Screens, Etc.
4633 67th St. 8. E.
Kem Park Hardware
Ijiurelwood Grocery
«230 45th Ave.
Everything in Hardware
4624 67th St. 8. £.
Laurelwood Filling Station
C. A. Norwood Mfg. Co.
No Coupons onGasoline
6826 Foster Road
Made-at-Hoine Specialties
5907 Foster Rd. S. E.
R. Frank’s Grocery
Phoenix Pharmacy
Tabor 2988
6537 Foster Road
The Kodak Store
6616 Foster Road
Foster Road Pharmacy
Geo. 8. Miller
614« Foster Road
J. A. Teeny
Dry Goods and Notions
Kern Park Station
V R. Heath
D. G. Teeny
Paint Contractor
6801 Foster Rd
Dry Goods and Notions
6418 Foster Road
Chronicle of Weekly Events In Arteta War And Peace Needs For T raised
Engineers Doubled—Must tome
And Kern Park Varied and Full
From Schools.
Of Interesting Doings.
The most lucrative as well as the
Mrs. E. O. Rivers spent the week end
most patriotic service young men can
at Camas, Wash.
Mrs. Orlay Gilbert has been spending perform for the next ten years or more
ia training and practicing engineering,
the week at Brocks, Ore.
says J. A. L. Waddell, Consulting
Mrs. Bertha Fletcher is home from an
Engineer, New York.
extended visit to Stevenson.
Mr. Waddell is well known in Port­
Mies Myrtle Camel baa been ill at her land bosineaa circles, where ne wa*
home at 6« St. and Millard Ave.
supervising engineer of the great
Mr. Harry Usher has gone up the Columbia interstate bridge and also the
Clackamas for a short fishing trip.
O. W. R A N. railway bridge across
Mrs. Aunwood is visiting her sister, the Willamette. A summary of hia
reasons for the statement follaers:
Mrs. Fred McKinley, of Woodmere.
More than half of the world will have
Mrs. EtU Hill left on the Hassalo for
Ocean Park to join her mother-in-law, to be reconstructed after the war.
America's railways and bridges will
Mrs. J. Hill.
have deteriorated from over use and
Mrs. Bruce Keith, of Kendall was
iack of upkeep. This reconstruction is
operated on Saturday a. m. at St.
almost wholly the work of engineers.
Vincent hospital. She is doing nicely.
European engineers are being killed
George Cornes has accapte«! a position off by the thousands and large numbers
as a Forest Ranger at Zig zag station, of American engineers serving in
in the Mt. Hood district. Should the Europe will be killed or incapacitated
work be found congenial, he (tans to for work.
Btay indefinitely.
The supply of new engineers in tho
The Misses Marian Usher, Emily warring countries has been cut down
Fletcher, und Esther Hollingworth en­ fully one half by the call to arms, just
joyed a good swim at Sellwood Park last at the time when it should be doubled.
Wednesday and then enjoyed the rest
The demand for technical specialists
of the day at the Oaks. They were by munition factories and ship yards
chaperoned by Mrs. Harry Usher.
has already taken all available men,
Rev. Wm. Amos and family and Mr. and will become more insistent as the
and Mrs. K. H. Jones and daughter, call increases for more ships, guns,
Francis, leit Tuesday afternoon for an am unit ion, aeroplanes, automobiles,
outing on Eagle Creek. All friends wish. and other war supplies.
Lack of trained men will make this
them a delightful trip and hope they
enjoy their much deserved vacation. country miss the golden opportunity
The ladies' Society of Millard Ave. lor largest service in the world’s re­
church will give an ice cream social at construction work.
With an adequate supply of properly
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Usher,
trained
young assistants the old engi­
7626 83 Ave., Friday evening. All
neighbors and friends of the entire neers of the country could do five or
community are invited. All come and even ten times what they are now
doing by managing the European engi­
enjoy a good social gathering.
neering work of Europe through their
Rolland Rittel, entertained a number assistants.
of hie friends on his second birth­
Engineering for the next ten years or
day at the home of hie parents, 7604 more will be the most lucrative of al)
71 St. 8. E. on Wednesday, the let inet. professions.
Ice cream and cake were served. The
"It is thus evident,” says Mr. Wad­
following were present: Scott Hill, dell, "that we must manage not only to
Violet and Dorie Hangner, Esther prevent any falling off in the attend­
Hollingworth, Clyde and Lucile Quam, ance at our technical schools both dur­
Dorothy Davidson, Bobby Moore, Tam­ ing and directly after the war, but also
my Brady and Doris Miller.
greatly to increase it.”
On the evening of Joly 24th at the
This can be done he thinks, by urg­
home of the groom, 411 Main St. Rev. ing more young men to go to college
Wm. Harvey Amos united in holy wed­ and by showing their parents that it is
lock Mrs. Ida Kehoe and Mr. Lyndall their duty, both to the boys and their
Jamieson. Mrs. Bruce Keith and Mr. country, to send them; by inducing
Matthew Klebain stood up with the freshmen with aptitude for technical
couple. The home was beautifully courses to take them ; by having drafted
decorated with roses and a beautiful students assigned to some branch of
bouquet of Shasta daisies was presented engineering service where they will bo
to the bride by Mrs. Geo. Merry, of more effective and also get experience
Millard Ave. A delightful wedding sup­ for future work ; and by granting govern­
per was served. The following guests ment aid to youths of special ability but
being present: Mr. and Mrs. Bruce insufficient money for college work.
Keith, Mrs. Minnie Gray, Mr. Matthew
By taking these steps the country
Klebain and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Usher. will not lose its opportunity to lead the
world in activity, effectiveness and
wealth.
Mr. Waddell concludes bis statement
by imploring all youths ready for col­
lege to take up some branch of engi Deer­
ing or technology unless unfitted for it,
Members of Mountain View Rebekah and by entreating parents to induce
Lodge, Arleta. enjoyed a delightful such youths to choose these subject*
social evening on Saturday last, the oc­ for their life work. This for the good
casion being a surprise shower in honor not only of the country, but also of th*
of Miss Maud Alvord, the retiring mu­ young men themselves.
sician of the lodge. The compauv, some
thirty strong, invaded the Alvord home
M. L Ladles 6lve Silver Tea.
in the early evening and set the scenes
The Ladies’ Aid of the Methodist
to effect the surprise when Miss Maud
should return a little later from the Church of Lents will hold a Silver Te*
Harris home where she had been enter­ on Wednesday afternoon of next week
tained at dinner. The stunt was suc­ at the home of Mrs. Annie Dawson,
cessfully nulled off, an evening of 5332 92nd street, three doors North of
the Lents schdbl. The ladies always
pleasure ensuing.
The evening was spent on the lawn, provide an interesting program, which
which had been hung with Japanese with dainty refreshments assures *
lanterns for the occasion. Old-fashioned pleasant afternoon. A general invita­
games were played and mountains of tion is extended to their manv friends
to attend.
ice cream and cake consumed.
Miss Maud —as the recipient of a
beautiful set of table linen, presented by
Meeting of Ml. Scott W. C. T. U.
her Rebekah friends.
Mt. Scott W. C. T. U. will meet on
Tuesday afternoon of next week at the
home of Mrs. H. A. Burgett, 6016 81st
St. The session will be largely devoted
to the transaction Bf btftinees.
LAWN PARTY CIVEN
LOCAL RED CROSS
ST. PAUL’S CHURCH REBEKAHS SURPRISE
TO MEET TUESDAYS
MISS MAUD ALVORD
The lawn party for St. Paul’s Episco­
The local auxiliary of the Red Cross
held their regular meeting in the sew­
ing room of the school at Lents
Wednesday afternoon. Owing to some
work which is being done at the school
they will meet st private homes for a
few weeks. The day of meeting has
been changed as it was found that
manv who would like to assist in this
work could not be present on Wednes­
day. Hereafter the meetings will be
held on Tuesday afternoons of each
week.
The meeting next week will be held
at the home of Mrs. J. C. McGrew,
8741 56th Ave., 8. E. The attendance
was good at Wednesday's meeting, but
previously the number has been small
pal Church, announcement of which has
previously been made in these columns,
will be held on Tuesday evening, of
next week, the 14th inst., at the resi­
dence of P. Wagstaff, Woodmere Sta­
tion. A musical program is being ar­
ranged under the direction of Mrs.
Wagstaff and Mrs. Allen. Among those
appearing on the program will be Miss
Aleen Brong, Miss Aleeu Yerx, of the
Pro Cathedral. Also, Mrs. Armstrong,
the W. O. Quartette, Mice Maud Alvord,
and Percy Harris.
Ice Cream and cake will be served.
Admission, 16 cte. The public is cor­
dially invited to attend.
Celebrate Tenth Wedding Anniversary
LAST CANNING LESSON
EOR LENTS ON MONDAY
Next Monday morning at 9:00 o’clock
will occur the last of the series of can­
ning demonstrations at the I-ents
school.
These demonstrations have
been exceedingly profitable and inter­
esting to those who have attended and
it is hope«I that there will be a large
attendance at the last one held. While
not definitely known, it is expected that
vegetables will be the basis of this last
detnonaVation, which will be held in
the cooking room of the school.
for some time. It is hoped that by
changing the day more of the ladies
will find it possible to attend. In this
lime of our country’s need the women
should rally and do their part, even at
tho sacrifice of other dntiee.
Mr. snd Mrs. Ed. Thurston, of 6134
94th St. 8. E., celebrated their tenth
jredding anniversary at their home on
Monday evening, the 6th Inst. About
thirty relatives and friends were present.
Music and games were enjoyed by all,
after which ice cream and cake were
served on the lawn. Many useful and
appropriate gifts were received.
Aged Man Has A Bad Fall.
The aged father of Mrs. Wallace and
Mrs. Hoy, of 6111 84th St., S. E., hail
the misfortune to fall while out in the
yard about two weeks ago. It was not
known at the time that he was seriously
hurt, but later his arm swelling badly
medical assistance was sought.
He was
taken to the Good Samaritan hospital
on Friday of last week where’an ex-ray
examination revealed that the anu was
broken.
LAND WASTE GAUSES
SHORTAGE OF FOOD
There are 30,000,000 acres of unde­
veloped land in the northern parts of
Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin.
The U. 8. authorities state that the
speculative prices on this land pro­
hibits its development. There are many
million acres of better land in other
states liehl the same way. That is why
we have food shortage. It is not a
question of saving, nor a question of
markets so much as it is a question of
how to get rid of the land speculator’s
strangle hold on civilization.
Put public sentiment back of indus­
tries if you want to see Oregon grow.
Oregon is to be made the Northwest­
ern center for the manufacture of aero­
planes and for the training of their
crews.
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The Army and Navy may be supplied
with Oregon Loganberry jam.
Miss Jeanette Pound, of 4927 71st 8t.
ia making a mid-week visit with friends
in Salem.