íHL Heralö Lents, Multnomah County, Oregon, February 14, 1918 Subscription, $1.50 a Year ¡ARMENIAN PROGRAM REBEKAHS ARE AT AREEIA SCHOOL COMING. HURRAH! PROMINENT PEOPLE ATTEND GRANGE five S. S. Unite In Presentation Wilson T. Hume Holds Audience Till District Convention No. I to be Held aid of the The entertainment in Idle Hour as he Talks of at Lents,Feb. IK—Mrs. Peter­ Armenian relief work given at the Arleta Six Cent Fare. son to Preside. school Monday evening was a pleasing Vol. 16. BULLETIN BOARD VERY ATTRACTIVE No. 7 LENES RESULTS IN LIFE SAVING WEEK ---- — Open Session ot Lents Grange Sees Local Churches Co-operate With Life 128 Names Now Adorn Honor Roll Savers In Raising Armenian funds Excellent Program. Bulletin Board at Lents. More There was a large attendance of mem- The result of Life Saving Week for to be Added Later tiers of Lents Grange at their regular the distressed, starving and dying success. Five Bible schools of the com­ monthly meeting in the Oddfellow’s people in Armenia has been highly There were over 200 people present We remember that a Rebecca of old munity took part in the program. Hall on Haturday morning. Visitors gratifying. The qnota assigned to Much interest has been manifested at Tlie musical part ot the program was al the meeting held under the auspices from Evening Star, Woodlawn, Russel- made a highly adventurous and most the bulletin board which made its ap­ Portland was reached as usual. As re­ mistily by the Millard Avenue Presby ­ of the Lente Improvement Club Mon ­ momentous journey on a camel once, ville, Pleasant Valiev und Rockwood pearance on Eggiman A Tobin’s lot last ported last week this territory was as­ and as soon as we heard ot the coming terian H. H., tlie Junior ehoir of that day night to listen to Judge McGinn on Granges were also present. Monday. At first it only contained 96 signed to E. L. Barnes, and he reports of the modern Reliekaha to Ixmta, io school under the direction of Prof. J. A , tlie Jitney and the Six Cent Fare. Th T. J. K render was installed as Master, names, but this morning another 33 that in Lents the total rea hed $145.00. spile of the change in spelling, we Hollingwortb, gave two special songs, Judge, unfortunately, was not yet suffi­ living absent in Colorado at tbe regular were added making 128 in all. There The greatest credit is due Rev. Jasper started to hum, "Tbe Campbells are tiesides leading In the patriotic songs ciently recovered to tie prise-nt in person, installation meeting. are still a number of names for which of the Methodist Church and his assist­ coming, hurrah, hurrah I" Excuse the sung by the audience. Three Intermed­ but that rare thing happened that so After tbe usual noon banquet, which there was not room, It is proposed to ants for the greater part of this show­ poor connection, which modern pro­ iate girls from the Methodist school gave seldom is the case, the subatitnte fully was of course well attended—who ever interline tlie name», and add more as ing, they having raised 1117.50 of the nunciation and mixlern e|>elllng serve a patriotic song, and Mrs. Whitman ol satisfied al) who were present. Wilson heard of a Granger's feed that wasn’t? they come in. Tbe list was secured by 1145.00. We have a distinct idea in T. Hume, former Prosecuting Attorney the Baptist school rendered a solo. to epoil. —the new lecturer, Wilson Benefiei F. R. Peterson, and is intended to cover our minds that Mr. Jasper did pretty Members of the Baptists 'and of the for some years, was the substitute speak­ Ytte, the Reliekaha from 17 hxlgee, took charge of tbe open session, which ail those who enlisted from Lenta itself, nearly all that was done, but mention representing tbe whole of Portland and Congregational* gave “h tones from er chosen, and his personality, appear­ commenced at 1:30. Master Lyle Peters counting as far west as 82nd St. There should also be made of Mrs. Armstrong, ance, and delivery were so Rooseveitian Bible Lands, ” and ''Armenia ’ s Appeal then some, are to meet In our midst un gave a vocal solo with bis mother at tbe are many others in the Mt. Scott dis- Mrs. Cleland, Mies Martha Isler, Miss Feb. lHth. From a community elands to America'' was given by the Kern Park 1 that many dubbed him T. R's double. piano; Miss Johnson a vocal solo, and trict and it is hoped that the down-the- Dora Dunbar and Master R<>y Boat­ Certainly bis speech was forceful, clear, Christians, the leading part being taken point this is an Important affair, any­ Master Percie Gates a violin solo with I line folks will undertake a similar effort wright who all gave some time to the thing which recognizee our little suburb by Hazel Cartoxian. Rev. Brackenbury, and lie never once lost the attention ot piano accompaniment by Miss Chap-1 in their district. It is too bad that work. The notice was very short, as ad- bis audience. as being of Importance is important to the Methodist gave a short patriotic man. W. H. H. Dufur, Master of parents living here whose boys enlisted tbe campaign closed Monday and work­ Mr. Wilson staled that tlie jitneys us. lx»t us do our beet to welcome dress, ami "America“ by the choir and Woodlawn Grange gave a very long and from some other part could not also ers were not notified until Saturday had not lieen voted off tbe street. A them. They come on Moudav, Feb­ audience closed the program. interesting talk, and Superintendent of have their son’s name appear. Perhaps morning in some instances. The first Bonding ordinance was pawd requiring ruary IHtli, and stay all day. The pie- School Aiderman gave an interesting this can be managed—ask “Pete.” notice given was Thursday night. them to put up a $2500 bond. This Siding officer of the Convention Is Mrs. SUSAN C. BRYANT. talk on the education of children. H*e Those who were added this morning would not have stopped them. A Annie N. Peterson, wife of F. It. Peter­ said there were twelve schools in the follow the names as they appeared last Mayor was then elected who refused to son of the Ix-tils Pharmacy. Those who FRANKLIN HIGH. With the passing ot Mr*. Susan C. i recognise any bond except those given city which were open every evening for last week. Following is the complete are also on tlie Executive Committee adults. He expressed himself as being list: “Ob! why don’t they kill ns and be •re Mrs. Rose Palmer, Mrs. Rebecca Bryant in her 72nd year not only this I by a certain surety company; that com- Ainsworth, Milton; Anderson, Wm; done with it’ ’ exclaimed a poor sufferer in favor of all public schools being used Gray, Mrs. Anna McNeil, Mrs. lx>is community, but the whole state of ’ pany steadfastly refused to grant any for such purposes, for adults could al­ B» iii.-lt, Edgar; Bulk, Cha«; Bnndy, fro-n Franklin—a person who thought Rodrlck, Mrs Cora Wright, Mrs. Oregon, loses a valuable citizen. Born I txmds to jitney drivers—hence no jit­ ways learn something, besides teaching Randolph; Burnett, Harold; Bu»u, al icmi mat be was a sufferer, “I sup­ in Indiana Dec. 22, 1846 Susan C. Davis neys. Mr. Hume declared that tlie Hyatt, Mrs. Hallock and Mrs. Wyatt. John; Christenson, Alfred; Cbrieten- pose they will want ns to carry the became Mrs. Abtu-r M. Bryant in 1806. P. R. L. A P. Co. knew all about it, and English to foreigners. Judge Morrow This is Mrs. Peterson's first task as also spoke and Professor Krouse of the so :, Wm.; Clark, Archibald; Clark, bujlding in out anus next,” exclaimed Her husband was a minister of the purposely fooled the people, pur|x>sely Chairman ot Convention No. 1, as she Oregon Agricultural College gave a time­ Warren; DeWolfe, Milford; Dorsey, another. r-uch were some of the re- was elected to this office a short time Presbyterian church, and at one time elected their own mayor, and when Î ly and interesting demonstration of fruit Lawrence; Dorsey, Shafter; Drake, marks made by tbe students who were President ol McPherson Normal College, they gave a receipt simply said in effect, •go. Claire; Endrizzi, not enthusiastic over the new system of tree pruning. Others were present and Plillip; Elrod, The convention opens at 10:00 a. tn. Nebraska. Her husband died twenty- “Thank you, we got your six cerite.’’. took part, among whom were Mr. Lewis At-gelo; Fish, Clayton; Fish, Clifford; government. The study halls have one years ago. There were eight child ­ Mr. Wilson stated that an ordinance and there will t>e afternoon and even­ ___ | : Forbes, Fcrbes, Allen Allen ; Gardner, Archie; Archie; Gard- been established and the pupils in­ ren, five of whom are dead ; the living would be presented to tin- voters sbortla of Rockwood, and Mr. Scott of Sherwood, ing sessions also. Floyd ; Glinn, Theodore, Hartwig, structed to keep their books in tbe are Mrs. M. B. Hogue ol Lents, W. C. to open the door for private parties ’of in fact the Grange was unusually for-' 1 ner, Floyd Bryant of Moro, Oregon, and Mrs. corporations to operate jitneys. He tunate to have so many prominent peo- Loren, E.; Haney, Guy T.; Haney, lockers in tbe future but tbe locker Homer M.; Heiman, Emil; Howe, rooms are closed from 9 o’clock until Jessie Moyer of Falls City, Oregon. ridiculed the idea of granting a motor pie present at one time. George; Hurst, L. E.; Hurst, Roy; 12:30 and as a result tbe books to be They came to Oregon in 188«, and vehicle a “franchise.” “What rights Huxley, Marian; Johnson, Clarence; used in tbe morning have to be carried settled in Falls City. For tbe past ten do they have for the franchise that PATRIOTIC ENTERTAINMENT Johnson, Wm.; Jones, Howard; Kelly, around by the students. The study years Mrs. Bryant has made her home every motor vehicle does not enjoy?' BY ARLETA W. C. T. U. Fred; Keeler, C. H.; King, Wm. O.; halls are to aid tbe students in their the greater part of the time with Mrs. When a street is torn up and rails are Kicrkenapp, Walter: Kirshian, Megr; study. Heretofore tbe students were Milford de Wolle Writes to His Hogue. C. W. Davis of Lente Is her laid it is a different thing. . Klingle, fCapt. C. C.; Knecht, Wm.; compelled to study in rooms where brother. friends for Tobacco. When lie declared that now that the At Arleta School Friday Evening '* Landon, Cecil; Lang, Ernest; Leipeig, other classes were reciting or go thro .she died at 4 :30 Saturday afternoon, Government had taken over the Rail- Pete; Lent, Jasper; Lent, Paul; red tape and get a library permit. Tbe “SOMEWHERE IN FR ANCE." Fell. 9, and was buried Sunday afternoon roads there was no nwsl for a Railroad A special treat is promised all who Liden. J. C.; Maggio, Lee; McGargill, new system is to advance the use of the at 2:00 from Kenworthy's Undertaking Commission and that that commission Jan. 5th. 1918. My Dear Bunch—Tills are able to attend tbe Patriotic Enter- Edward ; McGargill, James; Munhoven, study periods. is a vary cold Saturday afternoon, in Parlors. Rev. F. M. Jasper preached should lie abolished there was much tainrnent to be held by the Arleta Nick; Nichole, Ralph; Norene, Edwin; An interesting assembly was held the funeral sermon, and services were applause. He apparently referred to fact the thermometer said ten below W. C. T. U. in the Arleta School to- Nyman, H.; Pattison, Clarence; Peter- Tuesday, February 12, in honor of also held by the W. C. T. U. and the the Public Service Commission, for a ■uro. We are in fairly comfortable morrow (Friday) evening at 8 :00o’c)ock. eon, Fred; Peterson, Roy; Pixley, Eli; Abraham Lincoln’s birthday. Musical quarters, and 1 am very well except for lkve to all, admission fee. Mrs. Merry is the Presi­ Trullinger, Ray M.; Walker, Arthur; Mr. White, the newly-wed business Milford de Wolfe, Company E. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wnsley ol 9231. caused by private machines rather than dent of the Arleta Union. W tlker, Earl; Wheeler, Dwain; Wil­ manager of tbe Poet came forward to Foster Road was married to Lester V. by jitneys. . 161st Inf. A. E. F., Via New York lie-ns, Grover M.; William«, Lester; back up the editor but when tbe audi­ Applause was also given when Mr. P. 8. Will write you a real letter Horton at the home ol R. v. CM. E; Wright, Frank; C'ur:s, Bert; calmly announced. “I’m not thinking Montavilla, Wednesday Feb. 6th. Mr. take thia case to the Circuit Court and H 'eeing, Ed; Yott, tester; Ellie. ChAi. about what you are.” Wrisley is known to all Lents residents if necessary to the Supreme Court-and N.; Byers, Joe; Ileyting, J. F.; Wands, 1 OKING. JORDAN. Miss Johnston, bead of the Franklin as the genial janitor of the I-ents School. would feel that he could fight the case Jim; Wands, Frank; Mummey, L. C.; Red Cross work told that the Franklin Tbe young couple will make thair home better if he felt the people were tiehind Kellaher, Jack; Strange, R. N.; Rider, Ixirin C. Jordan of 7030, filth Atre, at Montavilla where the bridegroom him. Lecture on Bird and Animal Life Will Floyd V.; Benner, Ralph; White, Roy; knitting was to be shown at the Red week Cross exhibit soon to be held at Meier & died after a lingering Illness, a now resides. He is in the employ of the Dr. O. A. Hess presided in the absence Paul, Harold; Purden, Chester; Frank’s store. At present Franklin is be Given Feb. 17 at Anabel. ago Monday at the Portland Sanitarium. Constantine Market as a meat cutter. of A. D. Kenworthy the President, who Spaulding,W.H; Smock, lohn; Gardner, tbe envy of tbe other schools as it is tbe Funeral services were held at the Mil­ It is rumored they are going to start was unable to be present on account of The lecture upon bird and animal Wm.; Childs, A. E.; Anderson, Clare only high school that can obtain yarn lard Avenue Presbyterian Church last out right and buy themselves a home of sickness. life illustrated by motion pictures, N.; Garner, B.: Smoke, Wm. R.: Ben­ for knitting. Hurrah for Franklin! , Friday. His father and sister came their own. Beet Wishes! which was to have been given by State nett, Wm.; Pepper, Leslie; Meng, Ed from Kalispell, Montana to the sei vice Yesterday another victory for Frank­ Biologist Finley, under the auspices of A.; Kerns, Leo; Parks, Homer; Wil­ lin. After a very hard fought game ât and took the body back with them. Mr. Card of Thanks. ton. Chas.; Kerne, John; Nichols, the Anabel Presbyterian Suuday School Jordan leaves a wife and one eon, tbe Washington High gymnasium the The occasion of the loss of our dear on the evening of February 3, was post­ Ralph; Miles, Frank. Paul a boy of fourteen. They have been Franklin Basket ball team defeated the Anyone knowing of any other boys poned on account of tbe cold weather six years in Portland having come to mother, Mrs. Nussn C. Bryant has Christian Brothers Business College by but will be given Sunday evening, who enlisted from Lents who are not 24-21. For a long time the issue was in this city for Mr. Jordan's health. He taught us anew the value of real friend­ represented in the list will confer a Tree Translations of a Few Mottos ship and we desire to extend our thanks February 17, beginning at 7«80. improved for some time, but for a year doubt, and Christian Brothers led the favor by getting in touch with Mr. or more has been slowly declining. Tie to all of those who helped us liear this Circulating In France. score for a good part of the time. Thore Peterson, Tabor 2074. MILLARD AVENUE (HUSCH formerly conducted the Millard Avenue recent trial. We are especially grateful who distinguished themselves for Frank­ Meat Market, lie was an elder in tlie to Brother Jasper, Mrs. Ada Wallace lin were, Thomas, Tucker, and Thomp­ HOLDS SPECIAL MEETINGS We are in receipt of a dainty little Millard Avenue Presbyterian Church Unruh, Mrs. Ward B. Swope and the son. It seems to pay to have a name |x>cket calendar from one of the “ boys'* ADOLPH E. BUSCH. other ladies of the W. C. T. U. whose and will lie greatly missed. beginning with a T. Amburn was ban­ kindly tributes to mother are greatly in France. It is entitled “Calendrier Rev. A. I. Hutchison. D. D. Evangelist. Tuesdav afternoon witnessed a very ished for losing hie temper, but a foul de France." It is about an inch and targe funeral from the undertaking was called for from hie opponent. valued. half by two. It contains some inspir­ M us . M. B. Hoora, parlors of A. D. Kenworthy & Co., The Millard Avenue Presbyterian ing little French mottos which it may M rs . J kshib M over , when the friends of Adolph E. Busch Church commenced a series of special lie expected will lie of much assistance gathered to pay their last respects to W. C. B ryant . to the French morale and perhaps the meetings last night, to last two weeks. him. Mr. Busch was only 24 years old, The Evangelist is Rev. A.L, Hutchison, spirit therein expressed accounts in D. 1)., Pastor of the Piedmont Presby­ a painter by trade and lived at 3t>15, The Stake Holder. Topics at P. T. A. Meeting Tomorrow. 'Jack (pushing into papa's room): large measure for the wonderful pluck terian Church. A special feature of the 64th St. 8. E. with his father L. Busch. A copy of a broadside forbidden in and spirit of the French troops. Here Mr. Busch was an American, but bis Germany has reached the Committee on "Papa, the coffee pot and the kettle are are some samples with a free transla­ meetings will be the music which will parents were born in Denmark. They Public Information. It is a single sheet be in charge of Prof J. A. Hollingworth. Lent’s Parent Teacher Circle will meet Hinging.” tion; “Donnez pour la maison détruite are members of the Lutheran church of foolscap size, printed on both sides, Friday Feb. 15. Miss Alice Joyce of that, “ Nothing strange about Papa: et pour le berceau renverse”—Give for and the pastor of the St. James' Luth­ and bears a coarsely executed woodcut Cl. A. C. will give a talk on gardening. my boy.” the sake of the destroyed homes and What She Forgot. eran church, Rev. W. E. Brinkman, representing a soldier in arms, a work­ Everyone interested in conservation of for a “ But they are singing Jack : overturned cradles. “Marche a la Miss Decorous had made a special preached the funeral sermon. Inter­ man in a blouse, and a woman shoving the soil should tie present. Mrs. Percy wager.” guerre pour ton devoir et sois vaillant study of bibical history, and she ad­ ment was in Mt. Scott Park Cemetery. a rock off a precipice, benu-ath which is will also demonstrate the making of Papa: “Nonsense!” pour toi-meme.”—M irch to war as a dressed the Sunday school class thusly : Mr. Busch had been sick about a year seen the head and bust of the Emperor, the new war foods from 1:00 to 4:00p. tn. Jack : “But I can prove it.” duty, hut be brave for your own sake. "Now, children. I have told you all I previous to his death which occurred crowned and sceptered and moustached, It is a great opportunitv to the people Papa : “How?” “La plus belle vertu française, c'est can concerning the nations which were Friday, Feb. 8. looking up in terror at the fate impend­ of Lente. Jack : “Because the frying pan is in le courage.”—France’s greatest asset is driven out by the Israelites. They were ing. The last paragraph of the text is the middle holding the steaks!" courage. “I.a France c’est plus qu’une the Hivites, the Hittites, the Jebusites, as follows: Host and House Guest. An Exception. armee, e’estune formidable famille.”— the Perizzites, the Girgasitesand, let me “Man of toil, awake from slumber! (< I say, old top, 1 wish you wouldn’t France is more than an army, it is a see—yes, the Amorites. Can you re­ Eunice Knew How. “An emergency always brings forward Recognize thy growing might. ‘ I I be continually kissing the Little Eunice was attending her ti nt t united family to be feared. member them all, children? Now you a man to meet it.” All the wheels will lose their motion once class in domestic science, and was asked think once when you come look puzzled. Rosie. Have you any “I don’t know about that. Many’s Without thy strong arm's devotion. when you go quite sufficient.” to tell brietly the surest way to keep the time I have seen my hat blow down Down with the war! Down with the The only wheat available for shipment questions?” "But my dear man, 1 can’t wear my- milk from souring. And Eunice, who to the front this winter will lie what is “No. teacher,” came the shy reply, the street while strong men stood by Government! self out coming and going all the time was an exceedingly practical child, saved at the American table. Are you “except that you havn’t told us about and simply laughed.” — Washington Peace! Freedom! Bread!” Just to please yon ’’-Judge. gavo this recipe: "Leave it in the cow." watching your table? tlie flea-bites?” Pearson’s Weekly. Star. —Government War Service. MOTION PICTURE LECTURE POSTPONED REASONS FOR FRANCE'S MORALE GARDENING AND WAR FOOD RECIPtS Circular Attacks Kaiser.