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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1917)
Page Mi. Scott Herald T90 Publish»«. I»»ry ThurxUy al Lent». Or»<on by Tas M t . 8,- ott PvuLmarsw cowrzwv “We are partners” say a few metal and fuel, oil and timber trusts, and forthwith raise prices 300 percent and shout for everybody to be patriotic. What Uncle Sam has done with the wheat gamblers can be done more with the basic trusts. Church Notes ahead and contract for the build ing of any number of ships and Mr. Walrod Writes from Minn. if bonds are not voted to pay for I Editor "Herald I will again pen a them it can pay for them with a tew lines for your paper. The weather direct tax. How not to do it is here is much cooler. There was a light the problem confronting the city frost on the 25th ot August, but no authorities. With a line of damage waa done. One evening recently the ladies of the steamers connecting Portland different churchee here gave a supper to with the cities between here and the soldiers encamped here and to the New York, and between here members of the G. A. R. I was given and Australia the railroad trust an invitation and as I was never known would have to give Portland and to refuse a free "band out” I went. There were about three hundred pres Oregon a square deal. ent. Fifty tables were set on the lawn We carry Buster Brown and Black Gat Hosiery Methodist Church. Sduday next will witness the culmina J SANUKR POX. Manaatus Xditor. tion of the "Efficiency Campaign” MINNIBOOODXNOVQH HYPB.N íw »Editor which has been conducted during several 1. ALI.EN DVSBAR. Circulation Manager. weeks pant. The topic for the morning Kilter» 1 •• »cconJ-cla»» mail matter F»bru sermon will !>«, "Patting the Spirit ary 14. Wti. *t th» po«t-o®cs at Lsnls, Oregon, under act of Congress. March i 1ST? Within the Wheels.” A consecration SI a year, In advance Ouharription prie» service will follow the morning service. In the afternoon the group leaders will I hones : Tzsoa TWH, D SI. Nashville, Tenn., which Ì8 make their annual canvass of the entire bone dry, has $50,000 worth of i church constituency with the object in Oregon A Harbor For Refugees. contraband booze stored in the view of having all plans for the coming Arrangements are practically death cell in the county jail, and year well matured before the annual complete, according to the news old soaks of that city are won conference which will convene the last bulletins of the State, to place dering if a death sentence of the month. The mixed quartette several hundred Belgians upon would not be a blessing in dis will provide special music at the morn ing service. A special musical treat is dairy and truck farming lands in guise. in store (or those who attend the even Oregon. Three hundred of these ing service, at which time a quartette refugees will be placed upon Quite a paradox is noticed in from the Millard Ave. Presbyterian 1,250 acres for dairying and the revenue bill in Congress, It Church will furnish special music. Come truck farming near Klamath is plain that in the excess profits out and hear them. Falls, and 200 on 1,600 acres for clause there would be decidedly The last quarterly conference for this vear will occur at the church on Friday diversified farming near Marsh more profits if the “excess” evening, the 21st inst. This meeting field. Citizens in Coos Bay dis were eliminated. will be presided over by the District trict will also donate small tracts. Superintendent, Dr. Youngson. Commencing with the first Sunday in There are many thousands of Canada Hits The Kaiser. October tlie evening services will liegin acres in Oregon, as well as mil Canada has prohibited the use one-half hour earlier than during the lions of acres throughout the of wheat in the manufacture of Summer months. United States which might be A very impressive baptisimal service alcoholic beverages. utilized in the same manner in was held on Sunday afternoon at lohn- son Creek just beyond 1-ents Junction. providing homes for these im Considering his sightless con At this time Rev. F. M. Jasper ad poverished citizens of the old dition, the blind tiger has re- ministered the rite of baptism to Miws-s world. That they would come markable success in eluding the Velma and Irma Sager and Roy to us in a state of mind and Bute. The services were participated heart to make valuable citizens hunters. in by a number of the friends and mem bers of the church and congregation. none can doubt. — M. G. H. By the time everybody gets On Sunday evening last Prof. their winter’s fuel in Mayor Richards, of Willamette University, was City-Owned Ships. Baker will find that prices are present and delivered an address, or as It ia gravely proposed to estab reasonable. be chose to call it, a "heart talk” on the lish city-owned ships and carry merits of a Christian College. It was a on commercial business in the; Kerensky, it seems, has been splendid talk ami all who heard it were name of the city of Portland. having a hard time in getting fully convinced that to have young people under the influence of men of There is nothing in the charter his dictatorship to dictate. Prof. Richard’s caliber during that of the city of Portland to pre critical period known as the "teen” age vent its doing so. The pretense It seems all the colonels are would be greatly to their individual ad is that a special session of the getting promoted except our old vantage, as well as making for the liest legislature is necessary: but in friend, Col. John Barleyi corn. interests of the country. Presidents of our greatest educational institutions fact if the city can run several acknowledge that the smaller colleges ferries it can run river steamers; Lick the plate and help lick have the advantage in many waysand and if it can run river steamers the Kaiser. young people are the better for at least it can send them to sea. It can two years spent in them with perhaps a levy taxes to build ferry boats I Let us draft the steel trust finish at the larger schools. The young people of the Evangelical Church united with: and it can levy taxes to with the Methodist young people for pay bonds with NOW. It can go this service. People’s Forum Anabel Presbyterian Church. There are none better anti few that e«iual theee two linos. Give us a trial and be convinced. Our prices are a big saving fmin down town prices Ladies* Hose at 15c, 19c, 25c, 29c, 35c, 50c, 76c, $1.00 Children’s Hose at 10c, 12 1 2c, 16c, 19c, 25c, 29c, 36c Men’s Hose at 16c, 19c. 26c, 35c and 50c CLEAN UP PRICES ON WOMEN'S SUMMER UNOERWEAR Vests at ¡Oc, 12 I-2c, I9c, 20c, 25c, 35c and 50c The Stevens’ Cash Dept. Store 5827-29 92nd STREET The services next Sunday will l»e eon- ducted by the pastor, Miss Terrill. Mr. C. C. Barker, the Superintendent of the Sunday School, is investigating the advisibility ot putting tn a high school Bible course which will enable our high school pupils to obtain credit for such study. The state has provided such a course and many schools are availing themselves of its privilege. 1 Chop the tomatoes tine, a,id the sugar and boil down in a porcelain lined kettle for three hour», add the vinegar and spices and l»>il for fifteen min* Aller cooliug put into utes longer, glam jar». Her Belief. Near Foster Rd. Tab. 3681 A method of diwtroying Illes. —Boil some quassia chips In a little water, sweeten with molarM*» sud place in plate» or »alicer» near the places the Ille« •ecm to gather. Noti-|x>ison<>us. A bowl of co|>! water placed in a room that in strong with tobacco ainoko will alworb the odor. "Do you ts'lievv in the Darwin theory A dish of cold waler placed In the of evolution?" he asked. oven when making cake will tend to "Yes,” »lie replied, "and after the keep the cake from burning. moi key became a man he was given th«* W.C.T.U. NOTES power of speech that he might again N OTK KOF miKKIFF'N MALE The annual meeting of Mt. Scott In the Circuit Court of the Htatv of Oregon make a monkey of himivlf at will." tor Multnomah County, union waa held on Tuesday at the home <i. A. Phillips and W C Thompson, dolttg busltir®» as Phillipa and Thou>|«on, Plaint I fra of Mr». J. L. Scbeuerman, of SVth St., vs Annlr M Irvine, !>vfvndant. 8. E. An all-day session waa held, the io virtnr.- of an esm utlun, judgment ordei Let The Kaiser Answer. an«1 order of »air Issued out of trie above m members gathering at 10:00 o'clock. A "Mida’s Criterion” ask» the following tit led Court In the above entitled cause, to me delightful luncheon was servetl daring question: "Why should whisky tie put directed and dated the 17th «lay of August lwl7, utMin a judgment rendered and entered the noon hour which waa greatly en out of buainess as a measure of food In sab! Court on the 77th day of June |«|7 In of G A PhilllM and W. <* Thompson, joyed. The business of the day how conservation, with Iswr paying lens favor plalntlffa. an«! against Annlr M Irvine de ever, waa not completed, so (ar aa the revenue and actually using a larger f<-n<1ant l<>( th. «inn <4 8*01 jii with Int. r« •’ nf lb. r«t. o| n Mf (M nt per anmun from the 77th election of officer» waa concerned, and amount of food products in Ila manu day of June Ivi7 an«l for the further sum of coats and disbursements and the costs of will be taken up again at the next facture?” A» an aid to the solution of and so upon this writ commanding me to make sale or the following described real property, meeting. The reports of the various tills problem we suggest an investiga to wit: l»t II and W I $ of U>t 17. Block I. departments »bowed that much goo«i tion of the nationality of those engaged .lotlrtkde, in flection 18 Twp. ! N R. 2 E of W M Multnomah County work had been done. in the brewing buaineM, then of the Now by virtue of sold |e locution The union has lost seven memliera political power of pro-tierman organiza- judgment order, decree and order «4 sale and In Compliance with the commands <d said by removal froui the State. However, tiona in this country, and finally a con- writ, I w ill, on Monday the 94th day of Ac ptrm 1917, al io o'clock s m . at the east front many new memliers are coming in and sidération of the recor«le«l vote on thc ber • loot -.f the < ...mt) Court n<MM0 in Fortlan«!. Multnomah County. Oregon, sell at public the gap will soon be tilled, while the question of beer ezempiioii. auction (subject to re»lrmptlo||), to the highest good-will and blessing of the union will bidder tor cash In hand, all the right, title an<l interest which the within name«! defend go with those who have left the union. Cake can tie removed whole (mm a ai t Annie M irvtM BM OB tB0 /Dh «lay of June 1917, the date of the judgment herein or pan by m*tting the pan on a wet cloth eInc«' that dale had In and to the above dre* scribed property or any |»ari thereof .to satisfy five or six uiinnle». said execution.* Judgment order and decree, SOMt GOOD RtCIPfS fOR WAR PRICES Vinegar or other aciduloua substances should not be kept in »tone crocks, Jug» or similar container«—tlx-ae acid» attack the glazing, which Is »aid to lie of a The directions lor canning corn now harmful or pohonotM nature. »ay to blanch corn on the cob. Boil from five to fifteen minute«, then Bure mutton tallow ia beneficial for plunge in a cold water bath after which chapped lian«ls, lipa or face. remove the corn from the cob an«! place in the jars. It takes several cob» of Mix a few pounds of bran or graham corn to fill a jar and after com enough with your white (four when making to fill a boiler of jar» has been boiled bread. This makes a more healthful from five to fifteen minute» in the same anil nourishing bread. kettle of hot water that same water tastes like a jar of canned corn. A Small children can be kept from »lip thrifty housewife has placed that water ping when taking a t»ath in a porcelain in canning jars, »tiding a cablespoonfui of the com to a pint jar, and has a» tub by placing a Turkish towel in the many soups a» it fille«! jars all ready to bottom of the tub. serve next winter when it has l»»n Errali meat should not lie kept in heated up, deliciously tempting to the wrapping paper; paper absor«il the juice. sense of smell an«l happily satinfying to the sense of taste. In thus canning the blanching water not a thing is thrown away alxiut the corn but the cobs, which were again boiled in tlie blanching water trom five to fifteen minutes after the corn had been grate<i off. This Whsrs I t ai ned specialists wlih moder« lab makes a most satiatying and nourishing erstorie« and adequai* equipment «He In Collsftale degrees in tèe ■Iruelion lendine soup stock. fallpwing ach on Is With meat prices souring somewhere AGRICULTURE, with IS department«; in the upjier air beyond the reach of the COMMERCE, with 4 department«, plain people and November »winging ENGINEERING, with fl department«. !• around this way with Thanksgiving eluding Civil. Electrical, Highway. Industrial mince pies to be macle, comfortable Art«. Irrigation, and Mr-ehemeal Engineering, FORESTRY, ineluding Logging Engineer awniran«»-» comew with the statement lB<* that green tomato mince meat haw lawn HOME ECONOMICS. with 4 major depart pronounce«! delidoua by la-ef eaters who ments, including training In the Praclioe thought thay were eating tlie regular House; with three department«. la« I «4 beef meat mince. The tomato vines are lag MINING, Chemical Engtnearlng, doing well this year and it will 1»! an PHARMACY easy matter to »elect out Home of the THE SCHOOL OF MUSIC, offer« laitrvr prime green fruit for pies next winter. lion in the principal departments ot rural A tried recipe from an old magazine is and instrumental music. THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT, enrolled as follows: 1085 cadets In 1010 17, and won recommen On Friday evening the Anabel Pres byterian Sunday School will give a mo tion picture entertainment in the church. Four reels of film will be used. Music will be rendered by the Indies' Kapella Quartette and the Sunday School orchestra. The*! entertainment« will be given at intervals throughout the winter for the benefit of the members of the Sunday School, and church and their friends. No charge of any kind is made. All members of the congregation and their in front of the Asylum for the Blind. friends are most cordially invited to Our dearly beloved wood trust The dinner was served in courses and these entertainments. had great anticipations but it is the courses in front of me vanished like a 1-e-e-t-l-e fearful of Hoover. magic. One lady asked me where I was Millard Ave. Presbyterian Church. Having gotten past the innocent from and when I told her Lents, The monthly business meeting of the Oregon, she asked me if they ever had George L. so well it has hopes of anything to eat out there. I told her Y. P. 8. C. E. of the Millard Avenue Presbyterian Church met last Friday at being able to And a way to pla that it was so very dry out there I was the home of the Misses Btrang. A large cate the Federal government. afraid rations were short. She replied number was present, also several Just one more good pound of that judging by my reach they must be visitors. Election of officers took place flesh from the people this winter very short if I could not reach them. I and the social hour was enjoyed with told her that I wanted to eat enough to would satisfy it—until next year. last me home, but she thought I was ice cream and cake. The Millard Avenue Presbyterian trying to eat enough to last me until I We have water power at our returned again in two years. I had no choir rendered some very beautiful door sufficient to generate elec reply to make to this, but merely music last Sunday, both morning and evening. They are making some very tricity in abundance for all heat blushed. thorough plans for the winter work and ing, lighting and motive power Say, this would be a grand place for much is to be accomplished. for a million population. Think Dr. O’Donnell. They have a fine crop of Irish potato«« here. of a farmer with horses idling in On Saturday, Sept. 1st, they had a Evdnqelicdl Church. his bam hiring horses from his patriotic parade in this city. The Third Mr». L. W. Owen, president of the neighbors! That is what we do Regiment and their band, the G. A. R. Father»' Day National Association, will as a people, and our neighbors boys and City Council, civic organiza occupy the pulpit of the Evangelical on Sunday next, morning and are near-sighted folk, or they tions and citizens marched in the Church G reek T omato M ince . dation for O. A. 0. from the Western Depart parade. The program at the Park in- evening. She will take for the topic of would not charge us such prices. I eluded several fine speeches. They her morning address, ‘ Real Life.” She "Chop eight ¡lounds of green toma ment of the U. 8 War Department as one of the flfteon ‘ 'distinguished institution«" of ! were patriotic from start to finish. This will speak in the evening on "The toes fine an«i mix with four pounds of higher learning AH cadets will be furnish»« light brown sugar. Boil for two hours. Whenever a soldier seeks rest { is a time when patriotism should come Four M’s.” Mrs. Owen has been on Mix in with this a pound of cleaned and complete uniforms by the U. S Government and the junior and senior cadets. enrolled In the lecture platform for 41 year». She to the front. I-et us fin«l out where or quiet he goes into a building sewled raisins anil the same of cleaned the R O. T. C., will be given commutation for every man stands. If he is loyal to th« has spoken in every penitentiary in the or tent conducted by the flag and what it stands foi let him say United States. Her addreeses abound currants; one-half pint of vinegar, two subsistence, as well as all transportation and st the els weeks* Summer oamp Y. M. C. A., and whenever his I so; if disloyal, semi him over to Ger with human-interest stories which grip tablespoonfuls each of cinnamon an«l subsistence REGISTRATION BEGINS OCTOBER 8. cloves, and juice ot a lemon. Boil for 1017. Information on request. Address. thoughts turn to home and he many and let him serve under the her audiences wherever »he goes. She five minutes after it begins to bubble all Registrar» Oregoa Agricultural Collage, feels that he should write his i Kaiser. No one can be on the fence. A I» in great demand as a speaker in the over and turn into fruit cans. Beal Corvallis, Oregon. old mother, he finds every con . man is either for or against the United various churches, having engagement» while hot an you would canned fruit. now for two month« to come. venience at the association head States. In the churches here they hand Thi» mince meat has been ma«le np ' out a card to every one to pledge al- Rev. Hornscbuch ia taking his vaca into pie» after Handing in jar» for five quarter? whether in training leigance to this country—a very gOO«l tion, hi» congregation uniting with the year» ; into pie» that were pronounced camp or at the front. way to test a man’s feelings. Methodist Church for the service on by the uninitiated to be regular meat We should do all we can to assist the last Sunday evening. mince pie». In making up the pies Tabor :ir>SH soldiers now in the field and those who The advantage of a municipal will soon leave for the front in every rifie apples chopped fine add to the bulk ami a«l«l a fine flavor. Or. Wm. Rees light works is becoming better way we can. I am ready to do my friends Church. omce and lleeldence, JS« K Soth Hl. PUMPKIN BUTTER understood as time passes and part; ready to go into the Army or any The Quarterly Meeting held last week PORTLAND, ORE. ». the mounting cost of the private where I can be of service to my country. was well attended and the interest con Pumpkins...................................... ,...4 system brings grief to city When I think of what it would mean to tinued good to the close of the last ses Remove the seeds from one pumpkin, -,. .. sion Sunday night. Besides those men in small pieces and boil soft. Cut officials. Mr. Daly had the cor us should we lie defeat«! it makes me tion«! on the program last week cut B<lw. MH Kaat «OS7 the other 3 pumpkins in small pieces feel aa if I wanted to cross the water rect vision in this matter, but he with the soldiers and take a gun and go Dorothy Lee, a minister from Seattle and boil soft, put in a coarne bag and was ahead of the times for poor on the firing line where I would feel as was in attendance, H. A. Hinshaw, pre«» out the juice. Add this juice to John Guy Wilson privilege-pested Portland-Sun if 1 was doing some good. —John Walrod. who is general freight agent for the the first pumpkin and boil for 10 hours Attorney-at-l.aw Southern Pacific and the regular clerk or more, until of the consistency of MS Pltloek Block nyside Gazette. of the meeting, presided Saturday even butter. Stir often. Frozen pumpkins Offlc. Ron.ulU.lon Krenln«. by|Appolntm.nl Nonpatriotic. ing. ai.. best because the juice comes out —--J--------------- —----------------------------- ■ • Shorts are a valuable ingredi Gladys—Mother, I don’t speak to The young peoples meeting Sunday more easily. ent in bread, and if the results Jeanette any more. afternoon waa under the joint manage GREEN TOMATO PICKLE Prof. T. E. Lawson of the fixing of wheat prices Mother—Why, dearie, what is the ment of Emel Swanson and Kenneth Green Tomatoes......................... 8 lbs. matter? And poor little Jeanette hw Piano Lessons at Your Home at 60c Tamplin. Mrs. C. C. Barker and Mr. Vinegar...... 1 qt. bring down the price of flour, been ill, too. He Will Call K. Tamplin rendered an effective duet. Brown migar 4 lbs. shorts will be found as valuable Gladys—That’s just it, mother, «Le After the address by Rev. H. K. Jack- Cloves, mace, cinnamon, 1 teaspoon for human as for stock food. Tabor went and had German measles. WK Mth » son several were at the alter. of each. The Oregon Agricultural College Professional Directory Interest, costs and accruing costs T M.HCKIIICKT. Hhrrlff of Multnomah County, Oregon. Dated this Jl»t day of August 19)7. First lasue Auguat 23rd 19)7 Uat Issue Neptembrr JDth 1917. fft’MMONB In the circuit Court of the Btate of Oregon, for Multnomah County. Frank Bril, plaintiff va Annie L. Ko«« and Edith Hose. i»cfrudanta. In the name of the Blate of Oregon you. and each ot you. are reoulied to appear and answer the complaint file«! against you In the aboveentitled ratter and Court on or before Heptember 18. 1917. said date t*eing 8 weeks from th«’ fif»t publication of thia aummona. • 114 If you fall Io appear and answer, or other- wise plead herein, for want thereof the plaintiff will take judgment and derree against you as prayed for in the complaint on file herein, to wit: Fur the sum of 8192 (JO, with interest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent Br annum from July », 1017. until paid, and r the further sum of Hondo attorney*! fr.-a f.>r the foreclosure of this mortgage and th. collection of this note, and for his coats and disbursements herein and for a deerM for the foreclosure ot a certain mortgage made by one Samuel Hoee In favor of Plaintiff, an«! recorded In Book 490 at |>age 34. Raronls of Mortgages for Multnomah County, Oregon, covering the following deacr!l>*d real proper tv: The Kaat half of lots 48, 47 an«l 4N. In lllof k W. In th«* Original Townsite of Albina, ng to the «1 fly r. rdi’d |<lat I In Multnomah County, Oregon This aummona la served u|x»n you by pub lication ones a work for six successive weeks from the 2nd <l»y of August, 1917. t«» «nd in eluding September IS, I#I7, pursuant to an order of the lion. Robert Tucker, Judge ot the atx»ve entitled Court, which order la date«) Auguat I, 1017. John Van Zante, Attorney tor Plaintiff. 114 Hpaldlng Bldg , Portland, Oregon. Date of first publication, Auguat 1, 1017. Date of last publication September 18, 1917 NUMMONK In the Circuit Court of th® Hute of Oregon, for Multnomah County Allrv 11 Morrow, Plaintiff. v« Edward O. Morrow, D«*f<’ii<!ant. To Edward O. Morrow, the above named de- Cendant: In the name of the NUlr of Oregon: ____ „ __ „___ 'l <•’! ar«* hereby ------- . — to ap|M'«r and answer the jr required complaint I ___ m«««l ngnlnsl you hi the above t-n titled suit,on or Irt-forr _ _ th« ..... _ 14th day of wwr Svp ternl»er, IVI7, and If you fall so to appear or auawer. for want thereof, the plaintiff will at» i»ly to the court for the relief prayed for In her complaint* via: for a decree of divorce «IUaolvlng the marriage contract now existing between von and the plaintiff, and for the cu«tody or the minor child In sal«! complaint mentioned, and for such other and further re 1,1 •* <’ourt niay «e«m meet and proper Phis numinous ia served upon you pursuant to an order of the Hon. R<»bi. Tucker, which "•id order was made <>n the »1st «lay of July, Iwl7, and which asid order required that thia summons be published once a week for six ronaecutlve weeks, In the Mt Hcott lieraid, a newspaper of general circulation publlahe«! In Multnomah County, Ntato of Oregon ; the .late of the first publication of thia notice la the 2nd day of August, WI7, an«! the date of the Ujl publication Is the Ilth .lay of September' Attorney for IIW4 Yeon Bldg., Portland, Oregon. Plaintiff. ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Notice la hereby given that the undersigned County Court of the County of Multnomah. Mtate of Oregon, appointed ad mlnletratrli of the last Will and Testament and Relate of James H Atkinson, deceased, late of M ultnomnh County, Oregon . All per sona having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same to the undersig led at the office of James N. Davis, 801 Journal Building, Portland. Oregon, with in six months from tills date, duly certified as by law required. MINNIko ATKINSON, Admlnlstralrli. pale of first publication Mepfember IM, 1017. ¡»ale of last publication October II, 1017. A SCREW LOOSE MaX cause a wreck. 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