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I Patff rwo Mi Scott Herald Mt. Scott Herald People’s Forain Church Notes Publishes! Ivory Thursday at Lenta. Oregon by Tua M t . 8.-UVT PruUMtim Couranv Mr. W(«l Writes Of I tip. Methodist Church. Mid-Summer Clearance Sale On Sunday next lite paator will COB« J SANGBK FOX, Managln* Editor Fairbault, Minn. Editor. Herald : tiutw hi« series «4 ''Stewaniship” wp MINNIBGOODRNOUUH HYDK. Nr*. Editor 1 leit P«>rtlan«l at 7 :00 p. tu., on Satur mon« The Utpie for the morning will J. AI.l.EN DUNBAR, Cln-uUtlon Manager. day. the Itth inBt., Nr»r Minneapolis, l»e ‘‘The Atmosphere of the Sanctuary. ■ • Entere 1 aa seco nJ claw mail matter Febru coming by way of Spokane. Crops in . The evening topic will l»et ‘‘The Might ary U. WH. at the poti othre at lienta. Oretou. under act of Concreta. March 8. 1ST*. Oregon will average about half a crop; of th«» Widow's Mil«*.” The Male Quar We will hold a Clearance Sale of all Summer goodfi, giving every one a chance gutxrrlpllon pries • »1 a jear, in advance Winter wheat fair, but Spring grain tette will render iq>ecial selections I mii I i poor. morning «nd evening. to buy Summer gtxxls at less than their present value and at a time when there I H onks : T àbo * ?SJ4. D 61. 1 arrived in Spokane tbe morning oi Th«* Sunday S-I i « h »1 W«-»rkent* Con are weeks of warm weather ahead. the 12th at 8:15, leaving an hour later. ference will t»»* a>l<lre*i»*«i tomorrow Useless Red Tape. Pasted through a tin? farming country WATCH FOR DODGERS QUOTING PRICES Every few days some of the beyond Spokane, with indications of (Friday) evening by Cha». E Leiran, of the Sunnyside Church. Every ortuvr, troops of Oregon go somewhere more than a half crop, corn however, t«*aelier atnl memlx*r of the atlult cia»-*«"* or come from somewhere, or looking small and ptrar, but a large crop are rvqu«*ste<i to l«c present. of bay At 10:30 we stopped at St settle down somewhere. For Joe, Idaho. This is a luml«er town. At The Epworth L-agta* enj >ye«l their Near Foster Rd. fear of some German spy finding Avery th«* eh-elrie car was li«x»ked ou meeting on Sumlay evening last with out in advance that one of our and for 440 miles over the Rockies we the Millanl Avenin* 1‘reebyterian young companies is to guard a bridge, were drawn by electricity, the power people. They wen* treat«*«! well and Widia Wada, Wash. Th«» Nations! given a meet coniial wekxmte. Mi-w or an oil tank, or something else, being derived (rout the mountain Beulah Miller was Ihe lead« r ami the Benevolent Association maintains 13 in streams. It was a tiue trip; the car stitutions throughout the U. 8. (or the the papers are greatly restricted has the appearance of a baggag«* car, lexeou w»í well arrange«l and carried rare of the orphans ami age«l of the in publishing troop movements. only longer, l«*ing alxiut lOo ft. in out Meetings of this character are Christian Church. Any fourth-rate German spy length. It goes over the mountains very helpful and promote th« fraternal Mends Church. who couldn’t find out when each like a bird, climbing at a 20-mile clip. feeling w hich xhould exist l««*twe< n all churchea. The regular services will l*e livid on and all and any of our troops are At Alberton we stopped 10 minutes and got ice cream. Mr. and Mrs. Coryell and daughter, moved would not be considered When I awoke on the morning of the Mira Gladys, recent arrivals in Ix'iits Bunday at the Erlend« Church. worth 30 cents a day. and would 13th we hail just passe«! Roundup from Redmond, Ore , and Mrs. John- The Intenlenominational Prayer Band met at the Frienda Church on Tueadav be discharged. It is undoubted Mountain and found ourselves in the •on from Keliog, Idaho, were welcom«*«l for an all-day meeting. The attendance that every large body of troops great sheep belt. Grain looks well and into the church by transfer. was «mail, but an inspiring service was settting forth from our shores to hay appeare«! to be a tine erop. The enjoyed. track ran along the Yellowstone River Anate Presbyterian Church. Europe will be watched • by Ger for some distance, which is a large ami man spies, and their departure muddy looking stream. We crossed The regular monthly Workers Con Many Cdttle Die of Stranqe Disease. ference of th • Anabel Presbyterian Sun made known in Germany, if the Montana line at 12:15. A large day More than one ln>n<lre<i cuttle la-long School w ill I»» held at the home of worth while, within two hours. area of Montana through which we Mr. and Mrs Ellton Shaw, 4402 79th ing to farniirs in Eastern Multnomah The close censoring of the press passe,! appear?«! rocky ami worthies« St. S. E., Monday evening, August 27, ami Clackaniae Countisw have <ii«*«l «lur and Iota of Alkali. At 4 :20 we crosse«! ing ihe past six iraak*. The cause of that is kept up by the military’ the North Dakota line into South Da when plans for the new Sunday School this grent fatal!ty among live stock has authorities is largely to increase kota. The crops in the former are year beginning October 1, will be out own more or I«*» battling. County lined. The members of the school will their own importance and to poor, apparently not half a crop— go for their annual picnic on Tuasfay, Agent S. B. Hall ami the Btate Veter consume time, red tape, and awfully hot and dry. At 5:00p. m , Sept. 4. Too committees which have inarian, Dr. W II Lytle, have made there su«i«ienly came up a thunder patience. I the planning for th«* picnic in charge careful investigations into the matter Ri;i: y©u ready tor a busiaoH opportunity ? Nuppo a that t«>- storm. Tbe thunder and lightning were ami have j>r<>tiounc-«i th«* trouble to la* report everything in readiness for a big I X-A g you see a cl Invt (moot of very severe. It lasted about one hour, hemorrhagic septicemia ami have vac- j crowd and a g«xxl time. Wood Trust Still In Lead. 2 L -'i. 1 "" 1 would start you on th«* road to an independent then cleared away. At 5:30 we stopped cinaletl aceonlingly, *>ine of the cattle fortune. Have you the thousand? Place your surplus So far our new Mayor in his for 10 minutes at McIntosh, S. Dakota, The Bunday School orchestra lias so I reales I having l«*en save-1. This cnsh in bank. Then when n choice investment offers you are valient fight with the wood trust where your humble scribe again got an kept up iu regular rehersals during the «license is sai«l l<> be a contagious bbssl summer months having net missed a poisoning, highly fatal ansi infectious. ready for it. There is an old saying that money makes money. ice cream cone, although having to is right where he started. He It ia particularly truu today, Security, service and courtesy are brave the danger of the heavy claps of practice. A number of instruments Th«* causes are said to la* found in has interviewed the wood our watchworda. thunder and vivid flashes of lightning. have been added. The young people swampy pastures, hot weath«*r lieing trustees and they have told him At 8:15 we croseci the Missouri River, who have been taking lessons during more conducive to infection into th«* 6 that prices will not raise for the Here were stationed soldiers on guard, the summer will take their regular parts blood of the animals through Acratches by October first, when the Sunday or other abrasion« of the skin. present. They have also inti protecting the bridge. No School will have an orchestra of about retnciy has been diacovered for tin* its at mated that when they get good The morning of the 14th found 20 pieces, which under the direction of Lents, Oregon and ready they will raise as high Glenco, Minnesota. Wheat, oats, corn, Mr. E. P. Town plan for some heavy disease in its advanced stage«. barley and rye are all bumper crops in The County Agent ha« t>een «upplie«l I as they please. There is MORE I this State. Hay and poutoee are also a work «luring the coming winter. witli tbe neoe«aary vaccine and will vac slab wood and block wood than large crop. Corn looks fine, but ia a Last week the members of the Tbinl cinate stock free upon application at hi* , ever. The big shipbuilding I little late. If frost keepe off it will be a Year Primary clasnee were given a treat office in Greahatn. plants will have refuse equal to | big crop. I arrived at Fairbault, my by their teachers, Mrs. Shaw and Mrs. Boys and lunch baskets N OT1CXOF BHERIFFTI (ALI the entire slabwood output The destination, at 11:30 a. m., found all O'Mealy. In tbe Clrcbtt < o«rt ef tbe Bute <4 Oregon well. Will write more later.—John Wal- looled into a couple of automobiles tliey big mills will run to capacity to rtxl. for Multnomah County. were driven out through Gresham, G. A. Phillip« and W. C. Thompeon, doing bulnruai Phillips and Thom peon. Ptalabffa get lumber. The coal mines are crossed the upper Sandy bridge and Most of our customers are constant customers - vs Annie M. Irvine, Defendant. spent the day picnicing and sporting as easily entered as before. The Rv vtrtuee elou eaarutloa, Jadpraem order, returning to us repeatedly for whatever they may order bf eale fasraed ont nt the above so in the clear waters of the beautiful and titled Court In the above enlltlad eaoee. to me cost of producing a waste pro need, from tires and tubes to practically everything river. All kinds of stunts liked by the directed and dated the ::ih ley of Auguet 1917. upon a Judgment rendered and entered duct is not increased by a ten in the nature of motor car accessories. live wide-awake boy were indulged in In sold Court oa Ue 271b day nt June 1917 In per cent increase in wages; or a favor of G A. FMBlp« sad W.C Thompeon, and greatly enjoyed by the youngsters, plaintive, and agelnet Annie M. Irvine de- You may be an out-of-towner you may not live 25 per cent, either. There is The regular meeting of Mt. Scott W. especially the wenie roast at lunch fendent tor tbe sens of (Ml 10 wltb Internet al C. T. U. will be held Tueeday afternoon the rate of« per eent per anaum from the 27th where we can serve you constantly—we may have plenty of electric juice created; of next week, the 28lh inat. A cordial time. The party returned in the even- day of June 1(17 and tor the turtber num of (2* M eoets and djebanesneuisrand the rents of opportunity of serving you only once. lower Sandy ing by tbe way of the plenty of gas; plenty of coal. invitation te extended to all who are and upon tbUwrlt eomenandlng ma to make Laurelhurst •ale of tbe follnsflng described real property, bridge, Troutdale and to wlt: Lot 11 end W. Mel Lot 11, Block I, Slabwood is still being furnished interested in any of the plana for patri- Nevertheless it is our endeavor to make our ser Park. The attendance at Sunday Jotbade. In Section 1« Twp IN K. 1 R of the wood trust on a contract at , otic aervice. W. M. Multnomah Ceusity. vice such that you will always remember that once, School Sunday in theee clasara was Now Tbeiefore, by virtue of said lexeentlnn, one dollar a cord. That contract Aatoria union baa contributed *36.50 above normal as a result of the outing. judgment order, decree and ortlar of sale and and wish that you could be a constant customer of In 'compliance wltb tbe oommands of said such a garage as this. could be taken over by Mayor i to pay for tbecaring of a French orphan writ. I will, on Monday the Mth day of Bopiem for one year. ber 1917, at 10 O'clock a. m , at the east front Baker under the U. S. Food con door of the County Court Mouse la Pertlsad, Millard Ave. Presbyterian Church. Suppiiee for eoldiera and aailora con Multnomah County. OrSgon. sell at public trol act. And the trust cinches tinue to go out in large quantitiee from A union meeting of tbe Epworth auction (subject to redemption), to the highest bidder for cssh In hand, all tbe right, title us! i Btate Headquarters. Tbe lateat ahip- League of the Lenta M«*tb<xiiat Church and Interest which tbe within named defend and tbe Christian Endeavor 8«x?iety of ant. Annie M. Irvine had on Gw* (fth day of mente include 70 articlee, two comfort June 1917. the dale nt the judgment herein or AXEL KILDAHL, Proprietor the Millard Avenue Presbyterian since that date had In ami to the almve dee bag* by special request from two navy scribed property or any part thereof .to satisfy Behind The Scenes. Church was held at the latter church on «aid execution, judgment order end decree. Tabor 3429 D 61 8919 Foster Road boys, old linen sent direct to French coats ami accruing coats. Our public service commission battlefields, 50 Ibe. to Camp Withy- Sunday evening last. The topic for the Interest T M . HURLBURT, Hberlff of Multnomah Orsgon. has discovered that some public combe for the Third Oregon, 20 tea evening was. “A Definite PnrjxMe in County. bated this 21st day of August 1917. Life and the Bucceiw it Wins.” Sixty First Issue August 2Srd 191" towels, 900 gun wipers and 25 lbs of gun A lUV Candies* Confectionery, Fruits, Soft service corporations are only lust Issue September 20th 1917. three persons were jireeent. Miss making five per cent on their in rag«. Oregon has alao given liberal re Beulah V. Miller was the leader on thia Drinks- Bakery Goods, Tobacco and sponse to tbe call for funds for a W C VA%unAVA Clears, Light Lunches vestments. There is a nigger in T. U. ambulance which is to Jgo at once occasion. The neat little chapel was SUMMONS the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, the woodpile somewhere. It to the battle front. A call has come for J beautifully decorated with Golden Rod. tor In Multnomah County. Edward O. Alice B. Morrow, Plaintiff, may be the same as has been over 200 comfort bags, wanted at once; The service was greatly enjoyed bv all. Marrow, Tab. HM Defendant There was special music and an inter To Edward O. Morrow, the above named de- discovered in New Zealand in 17-5 are ready lor shipment. esting program. fendant: State Headquarters is a clear In the name of the State of Oregon: You NOTICE OF HHF.RIKF'H HALE similar cases. First, over- ing Oregon Mr. Cortes Valentine was a welcome ar«* are hereby h» r«-by r«*«|U required to appear and answer the In the Circuit Court of tli<- Btate <»f Oregon for house for National Patriotic Service z * * file«! ” • axainnt galngt you in the above rn- en- valued plants, with figures Department. Mrs. Jennie Kemp, state visitor at the Millard Ave. Christian- complaint Multnomah County titlea auit.on or before the 14th «Uy of Bep Margaret Baker. I'lalntllT, va., Margaretha t<*rnl>«*r, 1U17. an«l tf you fail bo IO appear or Flelahauer, widow, Charlea Flelahaurr and placed at original cost when now president, is vice president of the Worn-, Endeavor meeting on Bunday evening anawer. tor want Uteri of, the plaintiff win an Grace klelahauer, hla wife, Er<-d Flt-lahauvr to the court for the relief prayed for In and Etta Flelahauer, hit wife. Emma Hubbard worn out; and for others ma an'e Division of the Council of Defense. ' laat. He ia no v stationed at Clackamaa. ply her complaint* via: for a derrre of divorce and Newton llubbard, her husband; Roar the marring«* contrac t now existing Maaon and f.eo Maaon. her husband; Minnie chinery that has been paid for County Institute for this month was I Mias Beulah T. Miller entertaine«! her dinaoivlng between you and the plaintiff, and for the Ferguson, unmarried, and Louis Flelshauer, Sunday School class at Sellwood Park held in the U. B. Church at Alberta, 1 cuatody or the minor Child in nh I«I complaint unmarried, Heirs of E. E. Flelshauer. de by depreciation charge-offs and for eweh other an«i farther re ceased, fiefendanta. with Frances Willard union as hostess. on Wednesday, the 23rd inst. They all mentioned, lief as to the Court may seem meet and proper By virtue of an execution, judgment order, from previous annual incomes. Mrs. Sleeth, county president, presided, i enjoyed a swim, after which they ate Thia Rummona Is served upon you pursuant decree and order of sale laaurd out of the to an <>r«l»*r of th«! Hon Kobt Tucker, w hich above entitled Court In the above «-ntltled Second, overhead expenses aug Mrs. Hattie Wilson and Mrs. Carey were their Innch and took in tbe sights of >al«l order was made on the 31st day of July, cause, to me directed and dated the »1st day of 1W17, and which waid order required that thia July, 1917, upon a judgment rendered and mented by relatives placed on the speakers of the morning session ami the Park. summons be published once a week for six entered In said Court on the (nth day of July weeks. In the Mt. Scott Herald, a 1917, In favor of Margaret Baker plaintiff and the salary roll with little or talke«l along lines of department work. Private J. E. Johnson of Co. K, 3rd consecutive newspaper of general circulation published in against Margaretha Flelshauer, widow, Ore. Inf. visited the Millard Avenue Multnomah County, State of Oregon ; the «late Charles Flelahauer and Grace Flelsnaiier, hla At the afternoon session Mrs. M. L. T. nothing to do. Third, fancy of the first publication of this notice is the wife; Fred Flelahauer and Etta Flelahauer Church on Sumlay morning, tbe 19th day of August, 1917, and the date of the hla wife. Emma Hubbard and Newton Hub prices paid for land needed, Hidden spoke on the observance of red inst. He was given a hearty reception 2n«l last publication la the 18th day of September4 bard, her huahand; Rose Maaon amt I.eo* letter day and social work. Mrs. Addi- i 1917. shareholders getting the rake- ton spoke on fool conservation and the by all. Maaon. her huabaml; Minnie Ferguson, un K omcot p. Hurst, Attornev for Plaintiff, married and Ixiuia Flelahauer, unmarried. Is This Your Boy? Ifi’JI Yeon Bldg., Portland, Oregon. off. Fourth, land purchased for work of the council of defense. A most Heirs of E E. Flelshauer, <lcceasod, defend* anta tor the aum of (oVai.UI with Interest at the speculation and taxes charged to interesting discussion followed, Mrs. ! on cannot <*X|x*ct him to I m * inter of rate A percent per annum from the '.»th day Evanqelicdl Church. of March I9lf> ati<! tin* further sum of (M :io 0VMMOX8. overhead expenses, with interest Kemp giving a stirring talk. The In Lowell Bradford will have charge of In the Circuit Court with interest at the rate of A percent per an ested in his school work if he cannot of the State of Oregon, num from the 1st day of April 1917, and the demanded from the utility stitute was well attended. the morning service at the Evangelical for Multnomah County. furthe« sum of (I'JA.in with Interest at the rate Frank Bell. Plaintiff, va. Annie L. Howe and of A per cent per annum from the 3oth day of see clearly. Properly fitted glasses may H om , Deiesdante. charges upon the amount so in Mt. Scott union will be busy at the Church on Sunday next, The topic Kdltti July, 1917, and furthe further sum of (W 70 In the name of th»* State of Oregon you. coals ami disbursements and the coats of and lié just what he needs. Unless you are next regular meeting making bed s«x:ks will be, "A Study of Christ the Evan- an«1 4‘ach or you, are required to appear and upon this writ commanding me to make sale vested. for wounded soldier«. Tea towels are gelist. anawer the complaint filed agalnnt you In the of the following described real property, positive your boy’s eyesight is all right, aboveentitled can we and Court on or before to-wll: Lota Four (4>, Five (r>) and Hit (A) Sorge of these things go on called for; any one who can furnish a The Y. P. A. service will commence Mi'plfmbcr 13, 1W17, aal«1 «late being fi weeks Hlock Twenty-six (2K) In "gunnyside." Mult you should have us examine it at once. from the firat publication of thia aummona, nomah County, Oregon, except the West under the very noses of the pub few please han«i to Mrs. Genel. Floa at 6:45 p. m. The evening service will and if you fail to appear and answer, or other M.(ft feet thereof. sacks hemmed make very satisfactory plead herein, for want thereof the lic utility commission, and some Now Therefore, by virtue of said execution, commence at 7 :45, the first half hour to wise plaintiff will take judgment and decree judgment order, degree and order nt aa'e and one«. Housewiven also are greatly agalnat you a« prayed for in the complaint on In compliance with the commands of said right behind their backs. lie deveted to music. file herein, to wit: For the sum of $192.00, writ. I will, on Monday Ike loth day of Hep wanted. Old linen left at Headquarters Do not let your children enter school with Interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent temher 1917, at 10 o’clock A. M , al the east The remedy is public owner will be appreciated. iwrannam from July Jb, 1917, until paid, and front door of the County Court House In handicapped by defective vision. for the further min of 8100.00 attorney's fees ship, with compensation for DURING THE ENTIRE MONTH OF AUGUST Tbe Stevens* Cash Dept. Store MULTNOMAH STATE BANK The Constant Customer W.C.T.U. NOTES LENTS GARAGE II -F. I *4 IVI BOHNA’S CONFECTIONERY nothing but the actual value of the plant, and nothing for good will, franchises or speculative tracts of land not necessary in the business. / It’s worrying us to determine how Europe, when this war is over, is going to play euchre with a deck from which kings and queens have been eliminated. Kern Park Christian Church. A SCREW LOOSE May cause a wreck. Het the tires and other loose parts of your wagon and other vehicles tightened while the weather is dry. We Guarantee Every Job. forth»* for«*ckMurn of thi- mortgage an«l th«' collection of this note, and for his coats and Rev. Carl Gorhmley, of the Rodney disbursements berefa, an«l for a feme fof foreclosure of a certain mortgage made Avenue Christian Church, will give his the by one Samuel Ho«e In favor of Plaintiff, and talk on India illustrate«! with slid«« in rerorried In Book 49S at pa,e 24. Rwnrda of Mortgage, for Multnomah County, Oregon, the Kern l’ark Church next Sunday covering the following <leacrlt«e<l realproper ty: The East half nt Lota 4«, 47 and 4S. In evening, August 26. Mr. Gorhmley baa Bhs-k 29, In the Original Townalte of Albina, been a missionary in India so is well seoordlng to the duly recorded plat thereof. In Multnomah County, Ore«>n prepared on this subject. Thia aummona la aerved upon yon by pub llcatlon once a week for alx auceeaalve weeks The Rev. Muckley, of the National from the 2nd day of Augtiat. 1917, to and In Benevolent Association, preached a very cluding Heptember IX, 1(17, pursuant to an order of the Hon. Robert Tucker, Judge of helpful sermon Bunday morning on tbe above entitled Court, which order la dated August 1, 1SI7. ‘'Service*' and gave as a conerrt J «Win Van Zante, Attorney tor I’lalntllT. (14 example where onr service ia needed at Spalding Bldg., Portland, Oregon. Data of Brat publication, Auguat 1, IS1T. the Christian- Old Peoples’ Home a*. DM, 04 tart publtaialton September IS, »17. Fortland, Multnomah County, Oregon, sell at public auction, (subject to redemption) to ihe highest bidder for cash In hand, all the right, title and Interest which th«: within named defendants and each ami all of them had on the 9th day of March, 190«, the date of the mortgage herein forecloaed or since that date had In and to the above described property or any part thereof, to aatlsfy said execution. Judgment order and decree, Inter est, coats and accruing coats. T. M HCRLBUBT Hherlff of Multnomah County,Oregon bated thia «nd day of August 1917. First laane August 9th 1917. Last Issue Heptember «th 1917. The Optical Shop DR. GEO. B. PRATT, Optometerist 326 Alder Bt. between rtth and Broadway Read the Ads and Benefit by them I