Mt. Scott herald., January 02, 1920, Image 2

mt. Scott herald
In th« Circuit Court of the Stat,
of Oregon, for the County of Mult­
nomah, Department of Probate.
In the matter of the Estate of H.
M. Wing, deceased.
Notice la hereby given that the
undersigned hus been duly appointed
administrator of the outate of II. M.
Wing, deceased, by the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon, for the Coun
ty of Multnomah, ' Department of
Probate, and has qualified. All per
sons having claims against the said
estate are hereby notified and re­
quired to present the same, duly
verified and with proper voucher», to
the said administrator at his place
of business, 892!) Foster Road, Lent»
Station, Portland, Multnomah County,
Oregon, within »lx months from the
date of the first publication hereof.
Date of first publication, Decent
ber 5, 1919.
Date of last publication, January
2, 1920.
JAY F. WING,
Administrator.
II. P. A meat, Attorney.
Fubllahed Every Friday at llanta
Station. Portland. Ora«on
St. Paul’s guild held an
peciallv interesting meeting
- Proprietor
j. a. urDiKE -
Mana*»r Wednesday, December 24, at
C. W. SMITH
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home of M rs. S, J. Alien,
Watered as sac on d-class mail mat­
ter February 14. 1414. at the poat- Woodmere, when officers
-m-« at Lanta. Oraron, under act of the coming year were elected.
Cangraaa, March 1, 1(74.
After the business session Mrs.
11.00
a
year
Glover,
in a very charming and
Subscription prie« - -
witty manner, presented in be­
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half of the guild as a token of
love, esteem and appreciation,
ON A WRONG BASIS
the retiring president. Mrs. I.
A recent statute of Oregon re­
Maffett, with a beautiful White
quires that gasoline shall be st»
Shrine
pin. So cleverly did Mrs.
degrees gravity Baume to be
Glover
arrange her words th«-
All gas-
salable in this state,
victim didn't “' tumble” till the
oline ma rketed by the Standard
pin was handed her. After Mrs.
Oil company (California) out­
Maffett hail somewhat reeov
side of Oregon has a Baume grn
from the surprise she In
ered
vity of approximately 54 de-
turn presented the retiring Iras
gvees. The effect of the Oregon
the I urer, Mrs. Parish, and secretary.
legislation
will
require
Mrs. Glover, each with a token
special manufacture of the gas­
of esteem. Mrs. Sarah Chitten
oline sold in this state anil a re
of Potsdam, N. Y.. was
suiting advance in price.
The den.
present and donated $12 to the
supply for Oregon will be affec
The following officers
ted by the fact
that
general guild.
were elected for the coining
stocks of gasoline, with the ae
President. Mrs. A. N
term :
companving equipment, will b
Parish; vice-president, Mrs (
unavailable for coirsumption in
Schulenberg; secretary, Mrs. 1
Oregon.
Glover; treasurer, Mrs. H. A
It might be expected that leg
White.
¡station imposing such burdens j
and inconveniences on the public
Lents Evangelical Church
has for its object some definite
The regular services will be
benefit, and rs grounded on some held at the Evangelical church
sound consideration of public in- 'next
,
Sunday.
terest. Such, however, is not the
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
case case. No greater efficietjcj
Preaching services at 11
will be obtained by the consumer a. m.
Subject:
"The Church
from gasoline of 56 degrees Awakened by Her New Oppor
gravity than from the gasoline tunities.”
regularly refined and sold in
"Junior Y. P. A. at 3 p. m.
other states. On the contrary,
Young peoolc’s meeting nt
the better results in power and 6:30 p. m.
mileage than the gasoline which
Preaching service al 7:30.
must be especially made for when the subject of the morn
Oregon. Not only does the pub­ ing will be continued.
lic find gasoline of the usual . The morning subjects art- a.
grade satisfactory, but its qual­ signed by the committee on ar-
ity conforms to the specifica­ rangements for the week of
tions prescribed by the United prayer.
States government in its pur­
On Friday evening of tin.
chases. On the other hand, week a stereopticon lecture will
Oregon gasoline will be more be given in the interest of the
expensive to buy, more difficult Armenian sufferers. Admittance
to make, and will reduce the free.
_
volume of gasoline extraction
from crude oil.
While the legislation is bur
densome, with no compensating
benefit, its theory is unsound
and ill-conceived. Gravity is a
poor measure of the quality of
gasoline.
The accepted stand -
ard for the measurement of gas­
oline quality is its range of boil
ing point. This is indicated in
the report of the L nited Stat' s
fuel administration committee,
in which it is said:
“There are no gravity limita­
tions in the specifications for
aviation gasoline, nor in the
specifications for moior gasoline,
which are given later, for it has
been found that gravity is of
little or no value in determining
the quality of gasoline.”
Perhaps it is not to be ex­
pected that legislators should
be familiar with these matters
of technical and expert know!
edge.
But the situation illus­
trates the unsoundness of gov­
ernment interference in the af­
fairs of Its people. Trade con­
ditions, competition and the law
of supply and demand will bet­
ter fix the proper standards of
commercial products than the
arbitrary edicts of non-expert
lawmakers.
The executive authorities in
Oregon appreciate the difficulty
of the situation created by the
law in question, and are endeav­
oring to devise some means of
relieving the public from the
law’s burdensome result until
the next legislative session. But j
the whole incident shows the 1
folly of trying Ip regulate ordi- |
nary commercial concern by
legislative fiat.
The Foreign Missionary so-
ciety of the M. E. church will
meet at the home of Mrs. T. C.
Lord, corner 58th avenue and
88rd street, on Wednesday af­
ternoon, January 7.
A mt (Mill «4 work aow rtmami to Iw 4«>n* wbn h the
tBtrrvmtinn of w<r baa aacraaar'ly dalajvd au«Ka«xuniw-
latr4. aa«1 tbo imlt is ikal • • • • • wr> larM rap'«aJ
fip»n4itur«a ought to br tua4» to m«ko up for iha intar-
rupti«»n* inerita L'y 4ua to the «ar. an4 to prepara tha rad-
roa4« to aerve adequately the ia«-reaae«l traft» throughout
tu <»untry
WU.KKK D. HINES.
tf RaiPaaAe.
I Pork more—
Produce more—
Save more—
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thank them for their
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Res. Talior : 5224
DR. P. J. O’DONNELL
DENTIST
Cor W.'d and Foster Road.
lamia, Or«».
DR. A. Cl. ATWOOD
DENTIST
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rimiti: taso » «¡-JI
Risiili«» nc«»:
«314 H2»l St , H. K.
Offici:
92u7 Fistiar Road
Portland Ote.
DR. KATHERINE S. MYERS
OSTUOPATNK PHYSICIAN
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WOODSAWING
Office, Marshall 1275
ResidetK-e, East 8744
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Portland, Oregon
GOODROW A ROBINETT
Phone Tabor 664
5730 84th Street S. E.
V.
H. P. ARNEST
ArroRNKY AT I.A*
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Nkiety-Haconil Street
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l*nls Hta. near carline. I’ ohii . amii , O k .
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Call Tabor 7707
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Cviueiit Work. I'lasterlng and
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Raalilanee 8410 Fiftieth Ave.
: and Express Auto Truck
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Still Moving
ROSE CITY VAN
The Ooe-Way-Charte Company
PRACTICAL HAIRCUTS
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WOOD AND COAL
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8222 Foster Rd
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Yours,
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For Fire Insurance
Purebred Flemish Giant does
and young bucks.
Also some ■
does with young and some bred;
ages from two months to one
and a half years.
Mrs. O. S. ■
Worden, 5821 83rd street. Phon •
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d!9 tf
a happy and prosper­
DR. C. S. OQSBURY
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Thoee deririny information concerning the railroad eitu-
ation mag obtain literature by writing to the Auocia-
tion of Hadway Ezecutirei, 61 Broadway, New York.
Rabbita For Sale.
We wish our patrons
Wnd Mir< et
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D'/us advertisement is published by the
Association o)'¿Railway ‘(oxcculivcL
Services will be held as fol
¡lows Sunday. January 4:
Sunday school at 9:45. Good
music and good classes.
Preaching at 11 a. m. “Conse­
cration of all for Service.”
Young people’s meeting at
6:30. Consecration service.
Preaching at 7:30.
"Laying
Aside Every Weight for the
Race” will be the theme.
GREETING
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But we can’t continue increasing our
production unless we continue increasing
our railroad facilities.
The farms, mines and factories cannot
increase their output beyond the capacity
of the railroads to haul their products.
Railroads are now near the peak of their
carrying capacity.
Without railroad expansion—more en­
gines, more cars, more tracks, more ter­
minals—there can be little increase in
production.
But this country of ours is going to
keep right on growing—and the railroads
must grow’ with it.
To command in the investment markets
the flow of new capital to expand railroad
facilities—and so increase production —
there must be public confidence in the
future earning power of railroads.
The nation’s business can grow only as
fast as the railroads grow;
Lents Baptist Church
NURSERY
STOCK — Italian
prune,
apple,
pears,
peach,
plums, cherries
etc.
Logan,
rasberry, strawberry etc.
Use
our MONEY SAVING SYSTEM
ORDER BY MAIL— get fresh
stock.
Send for planters list,
29 years in business.
Carlton
Nursery Co.
Carlton Ore.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ST. PAUL’S GUILD HELD
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Lents Station
Portland, Ore
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co.
fl. D. Kenworthy $ Company
Tnneral Directors
‘ ” TWO ESTABLISHMENTS
MAN Of HU:
MAI* 8 Of HU:
5802-4 92nd Srttel $. E.
4615 661k St., Cor. Foster Rd.
LERIS STATION
arleta mnoi
Phone Tabor 5267
Let us figure with you on your
next job of Printing. Tabor 6824
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5805 92nd St.
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Phone Tabor 5895
First-Clans Service given Day or Night.
Close Proximity to Cemeteries Enables us to hold Funerals
at a Minimum Expense
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