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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1918)
BRIEF NEWS OF RURAL OREGON ’ WAR CALL FINOS WOMEN PREPARED FOR VITAL WORK Supervisor Cryder of th* Umatilla rorsst firs* ar* causlag great aim age tn logging sections of Coo* county. national foreat has returned from a tour of two w**ks over th* forest and Douglas county ha* about 700 mem reports th* summer range In th* west her* of th* boy*’ and girl*' Induatrlal ern part of th* foreat is so dry that club*. already several bands of sheep have Th* first public market to be estab been driven off th* forest to th* win- Heartstrings Bind Oregon Homes lished at Marshfield will be bullt and ter pasture. Close to French Battlefields— opened this month A "board of instruction.' who** bus Fighters' Hands Upheld Th* stat* military police Is coatlug lu*ss it Is to see that couscripted men th* taxpayers of th* Stale »21,000 per leave for cautonments In proper men By Mr*. Hasel Pedlar Faulkner month for salaries tal and physical condition, fully ad "Twenty six Americans cited tor With a hot sun and dry wind pre vised a* to their duties toward tbe I conspicuous bravery and valor." vailing In western Oregon, danger of government and their families, ba* Your heart thrilled, too, to that forest fire* returned last weak. been appointed by the Oregon City news, which now has been repealed many times The little shivers of Mr*. Jo* Cado killed a taroclous j draft board. pride ran down your spinal column*, wildcat with bar bare band* on the District Attorney Gale 8. Hill, of women of Oregon, as you read of tbe Cado ranch, six miles east of Cran* l.lnn county, submitted to the public things those boy* did over there. And Th* third annual field trials of the service commission an application on honestly, down In your heart, didn't’ Oregon Slate Sportsmen's league will behalf of tbe Linn county court for you say, for tbe thousandth time. "I be held In Lebanon on September 15 permission of the commission to con wish 1 could do something worth and IB. struct a grade crosslug over the track while!" The north weal Methodist Episcopal of tbe Southern Pacific company in Something worth while—of course conference. uniting the Columbia. east road district No. 3. you can, You can do something immensely Columbia and Montana conferences Out of a total of 573 accidents re worth while, just now, for those same was held at Mlltou. ported to the state Industrial commis Ixty* and all their kind. War activities at the University of sion for the week ending August 29, You can make possible tbe contin- Oregon ar* not to be confined to men there were four fatalities. They were: uatlon of their deed* of valor and An emergency nurse*' training course John Ryder, Portland, shipbuilding; heroism. You can help them put an baa been announced. William Bishop, near Scappoose, log- •nd to the need for such sacrifice and The 23d annual Astoria regatta glng; N. C._ Nelson, Columbia City, hardship* a* they have been com which was held under th* auspice« of W Bradshaw, pelled to make. shipbuilding; Fred the Soldiers', Bailors' and Hhlpbulldars' MAKE DEEDS OF Gooch, lumberlug. club, was formally opened Thursday Big Butte cr*ek as tbe souro* ot sup VALOR POSSIBLE Printer* employed In th* slat* print You are tbe instruments chosen for ply and a ,1.500.000 bond leeue, to be Ing office at Salam warn granted a a great work, and th* time for service voted upon September 2k. are th* rec is here. •»neral Increase of 60 cants a day by ommendations of tbe director* of th* The Government to asking you once the state printing board, as a "war Medford Irrigation district, after 11 more to bring out your bidden treas bonus." months' study of the entire water sltn- ure—the dollars you have been care Th* net Incom* of the O-W. R A N atlon of the Rogue river valley. The fully putting away for some special for th* year 1*17 was ll.14i.J27, ac M><dford Irrigation district was formed need. Tbe call for the Fourth Lib cording to the annual report th* com erty Ix»an ba* been sounded. Our September 15. 1917. pany filed with th* public service com To be uaed In Improvements on country's challenge to our patriotism mtssioo^ Camp Custer, near Battle Creek. Mich . has been voiced once more. The Brownsville public library, re Oregon women have a record for 17,000.000 feet ot Douglas fir has just loyal response to all of tbe previous juvenated and increased by the *d<11 been ordered by the war department. Ixians. Theirs ba* been a generous tlon of many naw volume*, was for The orders are to be distributed, as reply to the country's war need. mally dedicated and opened to tbe pub usual, through the fir production The dally lists of names of Amer lie last weak. board, which maintains beadquarters ican boys who have given their all for The plant of the Everfresh Fruit In Portland They go to mills of Ore their country have found Oregon’s company at Huthsrlln, engaged In sons among the number. It to for gon and Washington. work upon government contracts, was J M. Cook, of Junction City. I* out such a* those, and for the things for destroyed by fire The lose I* eetlm more than ,800 and Linn county ahead which they fought and fell, that the sled at 520,000 almost that sum as the result of tbe aid of the folks at borne is sought. Wild pigeons are mor* plentiful In Ours to a lesser part, but it to an es Importation of six suitcase* full of sential part. Clatsop county than any season for whisky Into Harrisburg Cook paid a PATRIOTISM the past 10 years Better protection fine of ,500 and coats, and O. K Trout, for this species of wild fawl has re CHALLENGES of Corvallis, paid a fine of ,250 and The report of what women all over sulted In th* Inereas* coats. In addition to the fin* Cook Is the United States did for the Third Twenty-four forest fires, caused by out ,307 60 which be paid for tbe Liberty Loan Is an Inspiring page In lightning, ar* raging In th* Cascade boos*. tbe history of united war effort. From national forest, according to a report Chrome and mangan*** mining tn east to west, from Canada to the Gulf received nt th* district forest office eastern and southern Oregon Is one of Mexico the story la the same. Ev- from Forest Supervisor Belts. of the newest Industries of th* stat* erywhere the women came forward, Tbe North Bend city couucll has set arising out of wartime needs Second bringing their dollars for the Loan, October 16 as th* date for th* bolding What they will do in this Fourth In output of chrome of any state, and Liberty Loan will be uo less credit- of a special *l*ctlon to submit to th* with a production of more than one able. The time for questioning is voters ot tbe city a number of Import third th* output of the entire country. past. The day of speculation 1* gone. ant amendments to the city charter Oregon In the last few months has Here and now, with one aim and one There were between 800 and 70« been making still bigger preparation* purpose, you women of Oregon in line hunters out In Umatilla county Sep to meet the wartime emergency. with your sister* from all over the tember 1, for China pheasant shooting, Sale of 433,000,000 feet of timber, lo land, will march ip the army behind which Is permitted during tbe week cated on territory covering an area of tbe khaki-clad boys over yonder, fur under special permit from Stat* Gam* approximately 5880 teres In Alsea and nishing the funds not alone for the Warden Shoemaker successful carrying on of the war— lake creek valleys In lane, Lincoln In response to a call laaued by tbe that we are pledged to do.—but for and western Benton counttea, to Alfred the speedy complete defeat of th* i stat* librarian. Miss Cornelia Marvin, Thoma* and E B Kingman of Colum- enemy. a meeting was held In Albany to eon- bu*. Mont, was completed by D S. R. Money mean* power In this struggle alder the matter of bringing before Walker and J. Darling of Eugen* Th* between the right and wrong. Dollars tbe people th* Importance of «stab consideration is reported to be In the spell success In the conflict for right llshlng a county library. neighborhood of ,600.000. The timber eousness. Yours is a vital part In the Appointments of post masters have struggle, women of Oregon, — the runs almost clear fir. been made In Oregon as follows: We Th* Buehner J.umber company, of "thing worth while” Is yours to do nabs, Wallowa county, Mias Ruby Bui NOW. North Bend, ba* mad* application lard; Alberson. Harney county, Nick through Colonel Dlsque, of the spruce II Vegtley; Ash wood. Jefferson coun production division, and Colonel Zinn, ty. Mr*. Nenna B Ftnnell. government engineer, to have the chan Tbe public service commission was nel of South Inlet, 12 mile* west of notified by H. Hlrscbberg, of Independ North Bend, dredged and Improved in 1 *100 bond will buy overcoats, slick •nee, that tbe Independence * Mon order that a large tract of tin* quality ers and blanket* for 3 soldiers and mouth road would cease operation Sep spruce and fir timber owned by the mess kits for 15. tember 1, the company disposing of It* company may be opened up and util 2 *100 bonds will buy 6 completa equipment and rolling stock. rifles with bayonets, 1 automatic ised for airplane and ship material. Clyde Rhodes, a well-to-do farmer, The maximum prlc* for the fall pistol and 250 round* of ammunition, i was found dead at tbe gate of bls farm catch of ssdmon on the Columbia riv*r 2 *100 bonds will buy 6 airplane de- In Sams valfey, six mile* north of Gold molition bombs (the kind droppedon has been fixed by the national food Hill. He is believed to have committed munition factories and dumps, trains, administration, according to an an itations, etc.) and 24 signal flares. suicide. Coffee was found by his side nouncement received by W. B. Ay*r, J ,100 bonds will buy 20 airplane in containing crystals of cyanide. state food administrator, as follows: cendiary bombs. A maximum of 400 men will be giv Chinook salmon, from date to Septem J *100 bonds will buy 30 airplane en Intensive training at tbe Oregon ber 15. inclusive. 3Vx cents per pound; fragmentation bombs (the kind drop Agricultural collego to fit them for chinook salmon after September 16. ped on masses of troops), and 11 hand United States army bands. They will 61« cents per pound; steelhead salm grenades. bo selected by th* government because on. from date, 9H cents per pound; g ,100 bonds will buy 10 airplans of musical ability and previous train- flares (each of which will light up ohum salmon, from date, 3H cents Ing. • I square miles of ground at night). per pound. While plan* are being mad* to carry According to an opinion of Attorney 7 ,100 bonds will buy a trench knife, out the Polk county fair the same as steel helmet and 1 day's rations for General Brown written for State usual this year, tbe dates being Sep 816 men. School Superintendent Churihin, temb*r 17, 18 and 19, It has been de ,100 bonds will buy mess hits, can school districts shall continue to make cided not to have a fair tn this county teen* and entrenching picks for a up and post their budget*. Th* law company. next year nor again until after the so providing, the attorney general I) ,100 bond* will buy harness for ths war. hold*, was not affected by an opinion wheel horses of 4 artillery teams. Approval of a 120,000 water bond la of the supreme court In the case of *100 bonds will buy each man of a sue will be asked of the people of the Martin vs. Gilliam county, which held company 9 hand grenades. 9 gas or city of Pendleton at the coming elec invalid chapter 222. laws of 1915, ap- phosphorus grenades, or 8 rifle gran tion In November. The money Is to be plying the county budget law to all ules. used In completing the extension of the district* and corporate bodies having 1 ,1000 bond will buy 1 loaded 1 fl city water systems o Chaplish springs, inch shell. power to levy taxes except cities of now under way. J ,1500 bond will buy one of the ef 150,000 population or more. Between 800 and 400 patients at the fective little 37 mm. cannon used In Oregon commercial organisations are Oregon state hospital were put to work requwted, In a letter sent out by the ths trenches for breaking up enemy for tbe Oregon Packing company itrong points and machine gun nests public service commission, to compile stringing iraans for canulng at tbe rate >ut of range of trench mortar* all data applicable to their respective of I esnta per pound. Necessity for 1 communities for presentation In clas Buy a Liberty Bond today, quick action on th* beaae as a con form at hearings to be conducted Urgent is the nation's call. servation measure gained the use 61 sified ' the patients, who did the work at the by Clyde B. Altchleon, of the Interstate Young and oM must help and say, commerce commission, in Portland on America over all. hospital, where th* beans were deliv September 20 and 23. On those dates ered for stringing. complaint* will be heard against th* ffuy a bond, now don't be slow, Th* Oregon Association for the Pre 25 per cent freight rat* Increase on i Jver there our brave boys go. vention of Tuberculosis ha* secured fresh fruit and vegetable*. and the 16 i ^eed they ask you to respond, th* appointment of a public health per cent Increase In express rates o* i Don't be slackers—Buy a _ bond. nurse for Coos county, which county fresh fruit and fresh fish. Maks them Salaam to Uncle Sam— Is the second one in Oregon to take Tbe trouble with constructive ertti- Buy Liberty Bonds. this step. Jackson county already ha* •lam to that every critic admits that Stop! Look I Loosenl Liberty the services of a public health nurse. be to eanstructlvu. Bond*. WHAT LIBERTY BONDS WILL BUY FOR ARMY . For A Home CORRESPONDENCE the wheel r roseed it she would have been a cripple for life. She was not able to use her limb for several days. Mr. Hep- Mrs. George Yarno has gone to Van" person received such a frigLijibst their couver. B. C. with tier two sons, Frank little ride* have been discontinued. and James on a visit with her father and sister. Tls-odore Rambo, * formerly"rof Ht. Johns, and an "old timer" of Portland, Mr. and* Mrs I-ogan and von David has been laid up for several weeks with have returned from their summer vaca every lame?, leg. f He is [a loyal "ship tion. They reside on the southwest cor builder and’was working upon a rivet ner ofpcighty-seeond and Sixty-seventh ing machine which broke and "caused avenues. him to fall twelve feet, when Ja’*part of Mrs. Frank* Harrow, of Hixty-seventh tbs heavy machinery fell,upon the,'mus avenue spent Lalior bay with Mr. Har cles of the left leg.’equeesing.the calf of row’s mother ami step-father. Mr. and the limb badly. He went to work last Monday,even before the limb was healed, Mrs. (Tarr, of Clackamas. rather than! let.Uncle Sam suffer de George Flier, who recently enlisted in feat from even one ship being'drlayed the U. 8. Marines expects to make a from deficient help. He has recently brief visit home before hie departure up moved with his large family into the residence at the Junction at Seventy on hi* first ocrtn voyage. Miss Vina Hays, of Seventy-first ave sixth and Fighty-first street. nue near Ninety-second street ha* re turned from several «lays visit with the Van Orton family on their beautiful farm on the Hr wood road, near tlie Gov ernment station. WA T SON ¿ndKENDALL R. C. WALTER Tab. 33M7 5843 Foster Rd., Myrtle Park Sts. Real Estate and Rentals W* often have exceptional bargain* Still Moving . . . ROSE CITY | VAN The One-Way-Charge Company WOOD AND COAL Tab. 1424 bbl H222 Foster Rd CHERRYVILLE KERN PARK CABINET SHOP H. C. SMITH Harry Hipperson’s small daughter es caped a very serious accident one day Rev. John H. Boyd, of^the First Pres LIGHT MILL & CABINET WORK last week She and Jack, her elder byterian Church of Portland, is here at Screens, Sash, Windows, Doors brother, and little two-year-old “Bob bis summer home near the town. bie, ” the b.iby, have been in the habit and Picture Framing of running to meet tlieir ‘daddy” wtien Prof. Crtiper and family, of Portland, tliey saw him returning at night in bis Kesideuce Phone: Tabor 4602 auto, and he would stop a little ways were out to tlieir ranch north of town Shop Phone : Ta boi 7576 from the bouse and take them for a ride Sundy. Mr. Cruper and the two elder 4633 67th Street 8. E. to the door. This evening he was a lit I children have good positions in the tle late, and the 1 rabies did not see him city. until lie was neirly to the house. They It is estimated that over 2000 auto* ran as usual and he told ttieiii to stand back, as he wanted to stop. All stood were upon the mountains Irabor Day track as be thought, but little “Sister“ and the Sunday before. The summer had not su pped back far eno.ngh and hotels were taxed to their utmost and Solicits your Property for the machine, before stopping entirely, could not take care of the crowd which knocked her down and ran the length thronged the hills and mountains. Even Sale of her small leg and squeezed and bruis the hotel here bad to turn people away I ed it badly Hail her leg been so that Sunday. The Williams Realty Co. We have the Buyers, you have the Property COME AND SEE US 6. «.MORRISON LUMBER COMPANT Williams Realty Co 8206 Woodstock Avenue Tabor]4934 "It Is of the highest Importance, af fecting not merely the curriculum of our schools, but their continued exist ence, that all the people of the United States shall come to rend and speak and think In the one prevailing lao- guage." This Is the conviction ex pressed by Ellhu Root In a statement tn New York on the subject of the teaching of German In American school 8. I We Specialize in Sash, Doors, Glass, Paints and Oil, Finish Lumber and Wood G. A. MORRISON LUMBER CO Tremont Station, ML Scott car Une