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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1918)
■ ~9 r r OREGON NE;WS IN BRIEF PROFESSIONAL CARDS. ¡ IVY M. KINNEY The adjourned annual meeting ot Deputy United States Marshal Frank ; Piano Instructor the Grand t'umniandery of Oregon ol th» Masonic order will bo held In Ha Tlcheuor arrested Charlee Zimmer MTUDrcjR * man. C. K Morris and O. W. Morris, loin December 2. 161 Fourth of Powers, on bench warrants Issued With a loss estimated at more than Rm. '*¡0* fiOth Avenoe, S E 180,000, the flour mills at Pilot Rock In tbs federal court at Portland. The Tri. Mam 122 n>»u were apprehended In connection were burned early Friday by a fir« with ownership of an Illicit still lo that started from unknown cauaus. cated several mouths ago In a cave Renton county held its first annual unar Powers by secret service men. oorn show last week at Corvallis uu Tabor 4754 Street Ths public service commission has der the direction of the county farm the DR. C. S. OGSBLRY bureau, with County Agent Rebel In made an order Increasing fares on Interurban electric lines running out charge. DEN risi RY of Portland, and recommended a ra The assesses! valuation of Clackamas i-arrs, oaaooN ductlou In service, so as to give the I) 1« 338.672,616, ex- relief sought to meet the Increased elusive of the property of public s»rv »»St of labor and material The order Ice corporations The iucreaae amounts applies to the lines running to Bull to $343,070. Tabor a-'Jr. Hun. Cazadero. Montavllla and Trout Oregon was the only state In the dale Dr. Wm. Rees western division to attain Its quota of Plans are twins completed for the 16<) per <etit In th» united war work Office «nd Reatdence. Mt E 5«h Mt. collection of lady bugs to be scattered drive, according to State Director Or [ lu grain and dairy lands of Oregon and PORTLAND. ORE lando W. Davidson Washington Infected by plant lice. Vlntor J Mct'ona, formerly secretary Great caches have boon located from for the state socialist party, was the Crater National forest to the Olym drowned at Port laud when he drove pic msuntalns. One lady bug will eat his automobile off the approach to the about 300 plant lice a day. County BeUwood ferry into the Willamette 1 agricultural agents will make the dis- river. OU may have noticed that [ tributlon. The residents of Evans Creek valley optometrists talk more abou Within the next 60 days the enttro In the north end of Jnckson county, "E yes ” and "E yesight ” and equipment of the spruce production di have voted to Incorporate ths entire vision—tlmlwr. mills, logging railroads "S ervice ” than they do about valley luto iu> Irrigation district, and and a wealth of other material -will glasses. su early survey will be made of the be advertised for blds and sold to the A project. highest bidder Estimates on tb<- value A statement Issued by the Treasury, Thia becanse optometrists have of the property place It at approxi department shows that In total sales mately 310,000,000. Demobilisation of Homething more important than of war savings and thrift stamps to glaMes tn talk about. the spruce division will begin within November 1, Oregon stands sixth in a fortnight. * rank In sales per capita and also sixth The sale of 8200.000 ot the 8690,000 tor the mouth of October. Any optical place is supposed to Issue of bonds, recently approved by Domestic use of powdered sugar, for the capital Issues commute«' at Wash have »ytqflsMes and not carpets or some time past restricted solely to inrm tore. ington. D. C.. was authorised at a meet commercial manufacturing and baking. ing of the state highway commission Is now permitted, according to official In Portland The commission also advices received by W B Ayer, food adopted resolutions requesting county Optometrists naturally attach more administrator for Oregon courts to make known what Improve . importance to what you a ant when The state text book commission will ments they are desirous of making your eyes trouble you—which is com make its selection for books for within their respeetlv» counties, fort and satisfaction and quality and schools of the state next June, the I service. With reports on hand from substan selections to continue for another six Hally all of the farmer». in the county, * years Under the law the commission County Agent Hhrock's figures show selects these books each six yean. That’s what yon get from compe that the Umatilla county grain crop Extension schools In dairying, which tent optometrists. Glasses are the for the past year was 3,452.819 bushels will cover the subjects of breeding tools,'and the irames ami the mount and that there were slightly more than and feeding dairy cattle, will be held ings, .the mechanical contrivances, 304.000 acres of grain in bearing The J the sound waves assembled tn the - a pandemonium would result. How uiiich projs-riy and -»-ientifically In Ontario. Malheur county, and at season was a hard one on the light f owl. For, ns the Inventor argued, we | funny it would be to see the quota handled, bring »-omfort ami satisfac- Halfwny and North Powder, Union land farmers, but the yi«ld from other cannot prevent the creation of noises, tion men running back and forth be , tion. county, the first week In December. s«-ctlons of the county made a fair bal but we can in a great measure stop fore the board as the prices came in, Ju a complete check made on wood but with no noise tn the pit anew them from annoying us. ships buildlug In the United States a “I rather think, though.” said the Not caring to attract attention, the Under the direction of County Agent statement from Washington shows men hud booked the plates across their millionaire, “that It would not be so The Optical Shop Gregory a systematic warfare has that of 243 hulls launched up to Octo-I Inner coats at the chest, hanging roaring'.y funny, when we were put I Hi GEO. B. I'RATT tier 31. the Oregon district was first, ' started al Dallas for the extermination them from the front edges of their out." of gophers and molos. The campaign OPTOMETRIST with 67. and of Pl ships completed That evening at the performance ».vercoat sleeve holes, and allowing the is being carried on by the school chil 326 Alder Street flaps of their coats to hang out and of "Nancy’s Fancies," the party was Oregon led with 26 dren and already encouraging reports hide them from the side view. The Present and prospective removal of PORTLAkll, OKEGOk reach the county agent's office. The batteries which were to set the fans soldiers from the mills and logging contest ends Christmas week and at In motion were In an Inner pocket of camps is already creating a labor that time prise money amounting to each coat. shortage on Coos bay and W. J. Kust. ' Harvard rooters were busy, alter 836 will be distributed to the winners government agent, declared there was nately with Yale's. The game stood of the contest. u call for between 300 and 400 men <M) for Harvard at the first half. Bands The Astoria chamber of commerce for mills and camps. were playing nnd college songs had appealed to the public service commis- Only two fatal accidents are Includ been sung. Red and blue flags and slon to take action to prevent the ed in the 638 reported to the Industrial banners were waved In the spirit of HE Harvard-Yale football North Hank railroad from carrying the game of the season. The women, accident commission for the week end game was on nt the sta Into effect its order reducing train whose costumes displayed predom ing November 21. inclusive. These dium, and a demonstration inantly the colors of their respective Astoria and Fort service between I ware F. Auteraon, shipbuilder, Port- of the Sound Absorber was teams, lent a gayety to the scene. Stevens, and between Astoria and land; Henry Promo ng. terminal fa- shortly to be on. Walting Expectantly. Portland, As that railroad is under The Crimson had emitted in one clllty worker. Portland Hon. William Gazukes. roar “Rah rah rah I Rah rah rah 1 Rah close to the orchestra. During the government control, the commission the millionaire, who seemed Dr. Marie Equi, a woman physician I advised the Astoria chamber that It t» be renewing his youth, sat chatting rah rah! Har-vard I" and Yale was get second act one of the »^inspirators and member of the Industrial Workers ting ready. leaned toward the millionaire, when, has no Jurisdiction. excitedly with the inventor and a of the World, was found guilty at Young men, swinging their arms to as previously arrang»*»!, they all tum«>d Umatilla county's annual Irrigation party of friends. It seems that the Portland of violating the espionage get the Ells to yell together, looked in on the absorbers suspended over their and drainage congress this year will Horn Gazukes Imd recently been forced, surprise that there was no response. act by referring contemptuously to be held In the west end of the county. through a practical Joke on himself, Again they tried, but could not hear vesta, and endeavored to whisper, American soldiers and by other alleged “They can’t imagine what's the mat Two towns will share the honor of to become Interested in this sound nb- themselves. ter." But the Joke was on him, for he objectionable remarks in the I. W. W. boats At Hermiston two days will sorber and to realize that It had a va- Everyone was wondering what was could not hear his own voice, and Mr. hall. riety of possibilities, for his friend. be devoted to the consideration of sub the matter. Plainly the leaders had Gazukes could only guess at what he Three entrances for ftsh coming up jects reluting to Irrigation problems. Faxon, the inventor, hail lain in wait been heard In the first place, but meant the Willamette river are now in exist for him one day by the side of a build there was no response. No one had The sessions there will be held De ing. He had seen the millionaire com- A trio behind the footlights was ence at the Oregon City fishways, ac waiting expectantly for an Introduc cember 16 and 17. On December 18 ing toward him. earnestly engaged In cording to It. E. Clanton, general su tion to their song. The conductor, who end 19 the farmers will meet at Stan conversation, and wishing to demon perintendent of state hatcheries. This at first was quietly waving his baton field to discuss drainage subjects. strate his Invention, he hud quickly Improvement will treble propagation and Indicating for the first vtolln to The policy of State Engineer Percy sprung upon a barrel and, as quickly, of spawn in the Willamette river, It is commence, then looked angrily at him A. Cupper, who has been appointed to he had set the absorber In rapid vi thought. and nodded his head wildly to go on. bration, so ns to disturb the atmo Warden Murphy’s resignation aa succeed John H. Lewis, will be to cul People were surprised. Although sphere before the faces of the gentle warden of the state penitentiary was tivate the present tendency toward I men. Neither was nble to hear the those in the front seats could see the bows passing over the Instruments, received by Governor Wlthycombe Sat closer relation with the watsrusers of other and after much consternation there was no sound. The leader of urday, effective as of December 16. In the state so that the Interests of the Faxon, wlth.a twinkle In his eye, con the orchestra then indicated for the line with the request of the governor. public as well aa of the Individual fronted them. drummer to drum. The veins on his It is understood that ex-Sherlff Robert wateruser may be served Mr. Cupper The millionaire then became anxious temples stood out and his hair seemed L. Stevens, of Multuomah county, will . io declared upon receiving from Gov- to try it on a crowd, and had secured to rise from his forehead, while his la« on hand to Take over the office by "rnor Wlthycombe certificate of ap seats for his friends In little groups thsi 4»«*» polntment formally making him state about the stadium, all of them being sense enough to close his mouth, not spectacles slid along his nose to the furthest distance from their proper located within the Yale cheering line. withstanding it had apparently become position. Now there was consterna Saturday, December 7, was set aa engineer. useless, for there was only an occasion Eight counties of the state have met "Little do people about us know Fire Prevention day and ths week of tion that, while he seem<*d to be giving December 2-7 as Fire Prevention week their quotas In the purchase of war what we have on our minds," ho was al sound, as though half articulated, orders, no results were forthcoming, where some voice had not come witb saying. ravings stamps, Henry E. Reed, asso for Portland by the committoe In and, not understanding, the audience They were happily expectant and in the range of the sound absorbers was getting restless, looking around. charge. The original day, October 9. ciate state director, haa announced. distribute»! through the crowd. laughed as the old gentleman added: Harvard's night at the theaters— was delayed until November 2 and The last compilations, as of October 31. “Say, I shall bust,” groaned the In "Or should I say: 'on our coats?”' for then again delayed by the Influensa «how Clatsop In the lead, with a rec each one of the 30 men In the party ventor. “We will raise the devil. We when she wins—are dreadix! perhaps ard of 139 pec cent, Jackson ranks was supplied with a sound absorber. must shut these things off," for amaze as much by conductors as by the act epidemic. ors, who know that interruptions may Ho excellent Is the fuel situation In tecand, with purchases aggregating This invention was simply a circu ment wns evident on every face. be expected at the most Inopportune The six other banner 138.8 per cent, "Am I bereft of my senses?" one Oregon that dealers are complaining lar plate, with curving edges, looking times, nnd. awakening to the fact thnt because there is so little demand for counties, with their percentages, are: something like n flattened bowl. The man muttered. this was some Joke, the conductor com- Harvard, from her side, was shout menced to scan the audlenceu their stock on hand and mines are Sherman. 114; Wheeeler. Ill; Coos, ing: "What’s the matter with the complaining because the dealers are 106; Tillamook, 103; Raker, 102; Lin All this had taken but a few mo Ells? They’ve lost their wind!" ments, although the time seemed an putting In so tew orders, according to coln. 100. Everyone was keyed to a great ten eternity to the men who occupied the Five separate Irrigation projects arc Fred J. Holmes, federal fuel adminis sion. especially the Gazukes men, and entire second row. Already one of now being organised In Baker county trator for Oregon. all of them were greatly relieved when, the chorus girls was “on,” and they ho Plans for re->*stnbllahlng a steam- by Henry K Tweed, county agricul on the third attempt, they heard the gan to fear the partial obstruction of boat line on the Willamette river be- tural agent, of Baker. The county lenders of the Blues call: “Now, to- the persons In the front row would geth-er. Rah rah rah! Rah rah rah! not be enough to shield them from the tween Salem and Portland weru dls- »gent is cooperating with the state Yale! Hoo-rny! We’re all right!" cussed at a meetlng held In Salam, nglneor In having the following proj- scrutiny of the actors. Involuntarily Mr. Gazukes knew It woul»l not do they drew their coats together and when C. K Spaulding of the Spaulding mta organised under the Oregon Irrl •o Interrupt the cheering again, and Logging company and Captain Exson lation district law: Sparta irrigation shut off the batteries. The millionaire exhilarated with the first experiment. rather sheepishly nudged the man next of Woodburn made proposals for fl- llstrlct, 14,000 acres; Bridgeport-Dur- It was with much uneasiness that he to him, but he was enjoying to the nanclng the enterprise. Irrigation district, 6000 acres; waited for a further test at the thea utmost his diabolical plan. y Early risers at Baker recently were [North Fork Irrigation- district. 4000 ter Inter. PRACTICAL HAIRCUTS Had Lain In Wait for Him. When things went smoothly again, treated to the sight of one ot the well lores; Unity Irrigation district, 8000 As the game proceeded, the Inventor the star improvised: “This was no VELVET SHAVES known capitalists of the city out with ceres; Medical Springs Irrigation dis piate was to catch vibrations, which wns whispering to the millionaire: fancy of Nancy’s, neither was It a 4500 aores. a bucket of hot water and a scrubbing trict. are carried in waves to their ears “Wouldn't it be more fun than a bar fancy of ours.” CHILDREN BARBERINO through the atmosphere around them. rel of monkeys to take It into the brush trying to efface the bright yel Hon. William Gazukes then whis A SPECIALTY In the center of the apparatus were gallery of the stock exchange when pered to the Inventor: “I am convinced low paint with which his house had If you like' skunk skins, you’re tn small revolving plates, which, being l ids wer»> being made? Orders would So»« CtIKSTKR A OXOROK , been bespattered, owing to hie refusal hard luck, beenuse they have gone of the satisfactory working of the up fanllke, when set in motion would la- given and, not being heard, would marvelous sound absorber." to help support the united war work c- to nine dollars apiece. break up, by un area of disturbed air. forever fail to be carried out What (OvzrlsM. ISIS. Waatero N.-wiaaoar t'nloaJ drive. Gark- O God, we thanK The’e fo' The passing of th eÇAelf For opened eyes, for ties To follow Freedom’s g We thanK Thee In neutral safetykw^ ’’’ Red with th^blooQ/pt^ To say run ughtj and died Y We We heart, control, our part, Sound Absorber /) Florence Gray