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Subscription, $1.00 the Year
NEW
METHOD MACADAM
LENTS
USED ON 70TH NTREET
LENTS STATION, RORTLAND, OREGON, AUGUST 13, 1920
PLAYGROUND
PARANT AND PICNIC
Di
n
OV John B. Thrift,'Sr
Orejen X
V ol . XVIII.
No 31
TIE GATHERS CAUSE INDIG­
MRS. A. E COLE HONORED
NATION AT MILLARD AVE.
WITH PIONEER RELIC
On 70th street between 46th ave»
The patrons of the playground at
Friday afternoon of last week
nue and Foster road there is a curd- l^nts, fathers, mothers, brothers,
there
was commotion o_n>f4^nd street ■ is the proud possessor of a unique
sisters,
beaus
to-curb surfacing being done to
and belles are in-
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^
between
Millard and #2" *’enu,l‘ icurio presented to her by Geo. H.
which the attention of the community vitrd to bring picnic dinner baskets
Notwithstanding the fact that the Himes, Assistant Secretary of the
is invited.
This work Is living this (Friday) evening ut 6 o’clock
property owners are to pay the Oregon
Historical
Society.
Mrs
done under the supervision of city as a prelude to the pugcant and band
bills, the foreman of the street ear Gertrude Bernal, 6126 80th street,
in»|M>ctors and the knowledge of the concert to follow. The pageant as
forces there gave permission to daughter of Mrs. Cole, is engaged In
city engineers haa been invoked to conducted by Mias Aline Noren,
) out-of-the-neighb'irinio.i peoni'»
io pioneer historical society work of
test its quality. This road covering include the following athletic
come and collect ties left by the re- Oregon, and during one of her visits
is composed of a layer of eight- pressions:
build.ng of the street railway. V
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When! to the
city _____
auditorium, where the
Greeting
inch macadam pressed down by a
one
of
the
property
owners
axke!
if
I
state
’
s
souvenir?
"now~ar2, Mr? HimeZ
Shoemaker
lb ton roller. One of the usserted
the owners should not have the first1 was telling her of the route taken by
Kinder Polka
sterling qualities of this surfacing
right to the ties, the foreman an- the historic Henderson Luelling,
Highland Fling
is that if even in seven years the
*were<l sn the affermative. Never- ! father of the Oregon fruit industry,
Ace of Diamonds
property owers desire a hard sur­
the-les. the tie collectors
began . Mrs Bernal noticed the similarity of
Caheboagar
face, the macadam now being placed
tearing
out
the
beams.
Remons-
the Luelling route to that taken by
Gustafskral
will serve us a substantial founda-
trance o'14*»« P*rt of the owners her mother many years later, both
Bailor's Hornpipe
lion. As a matter of personal in-
where there were on men < on the routes beginning at Raleigh, N. C.,
formation, ull tax payers who are
Duet, Minette and Rentintin;
premises had no effect. But ---------
down 11 h
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J___ ~ ~ Indiana
"____ ... and
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passing
through
Iowa,
Interested in getting the bent im- Japanese.
by the Crum and Roebuck build-1 and thence to Oregon When she men -
Thoughtful mothers are urged to
provenu-nls for their streets would
mg the work of bland purloining wax tioned the coincidence to Mr. Himes,
do well to stroll over to 70th street be present at this demonstration
going on when a policeman who had I he, with delightful courtesy, pre-
between 45th avenue and Foster As cpnwervatorw of child life they
been summoined by one of the men Lented her with a piece of Royal
road and to compare the quality will have a chance to £.30 the play
who happened to be at his home Ann cherry wood for her mother,
of the work done there with that on. life of u public institution ax in-
on the street
The load of ties the small slab bearing the following
< SUCCESSFUL MEETING OF
«ay, 77th street between Milan! terp re ted by the children and to OVERBEAR NURSE
IN W(M)DMEKE HOME
EVENING STAR GRANGE was halted, but even in the face of inscription which will be of especial
nnd 66th avenue*. The contract for judge for themselves the psych«»-
the manifest rights of the property interest to lovers of Oregon
thia work now lieing done on 70th logicul value for the youngxters.
,
Evening
Star
Grange
met
Sat
­
Mias
Frances
Folsom
Keyser,
who
owners,
the most of the ties except. This is one of the 800 fruit trees
Following
the
athletic
numbers
street has been let to Porter Yett,
one of whose policies la to employ there will be a band concert, the last saw eeveral months of overseas ser­ urday, August 7, at their hall on those in front of the Crum build-| of different varities, including ap-
men of the neighborhood where the one of the season ut this park. Miss vice has been entertained during "2nd trr-et and Powell Valley road. ing were carried off in triumph. The p|e«. pears, peaches, crab apples, etc..
his h*«t to adjust the mat-. brought across the plains to Oregon
work is being done, preferably men I Noren is anxious that the parents the past week nt the home of her Fr-lbiwing the bu ;itiex« xisKion wa* i °tf‘rer
rhe
amner.
At
two
brother,
E.
M.
Keyser,
7628
57th
o
’
clock
the
,
‘
’
r
to
^e
satisfaction
of the proper ¡n 1847 by Henderson Luelling. aided
with families, the money thus used and friends of the kiddies co-operate
for labor returning to the community. to make It a most siicecexful cc- avenue. Miss Keys« r is enrouie to , folio« ing program wax given: Piano l>’ owners who he, decided, read 'by his son, Alfred, from Salem, Hen-
”
I should have had the several eords of I ry county,
Iowa. . A foot of earth.
Fort Wayne. Ind. from San Jose, , solo, “Fbittering leaves” (encore.
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Another of Mr. Yrtt'x distinctive eaxion.
wood. ’ The
’’’ censure of * “
“
EdeiaWiM,
”
)
by
Mias
Helen
Haw
­
(
’
al.,
where
.he
luu
been
visiting
the
property
I
mixed
with
pulverized charcoal, was
policies is that of hiring no foreign
A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE
her sister, Mias Elsie Keyser, a kin«; Paper, "Shall All Law In The I owners is not directed toward the I placed in each wagon box. and in
labor.
The
company
furnishing
Country Be Regarded Despotism company, which takes the most ex­ this, the two-year old trees were
part of the I’orter Yett material is 1
Mr. and Mr«. Geo. Walrod gave a Methodist missionary on furlough
And *1 Hix Ownership of Property, peditious means of gating old ties planted.
The trip, beginning in
the Porter Motor Trucking Co., which I birthday surprise party for their from Panama City, Panama. Mi>s
Theft?
” by Dr C. E. Kline; vocal i out of the way, but against the peo- April, ended in November, and the
Keyser
left
for
the
east
yesterday
ha« quary facilities near those of (gather. Mr. John Walrod. Friday.
(encores. [ P,e who when told that the property fruit stock set out a little later a
the city at Kelly’s Butte. It has August 6, at their home. 8640 56th Mixa Kcrser bear» with her a per .«olo, “Mother Machrec”
petual
memento
of
her
war
service,
“
A
Little
Bit
of
Heaven
”
and
“Tom­ owners wanted the ties, deliberately [half mile north of the present city
been said that property owners on avenue. They had Invited Shilo Cir­
my
Lad
”
;
by
Mrs.
Lena
Jasper;
a went ahead and took them. Mr. F. |of Milwaukie. Oregon, near the pres­
a
partially
useless
hand,
resultant
70th street have confessed to a be­ cle and Reuben Wilson Post to sur­
E. Crum of the firm of Crum and ent lodge of the Waverly Golf Club.
lief that the surfacing of their prise him, but some how Mr. Wal­ through a pin prick while dressing talk by Arthur K. Mickey on Co-
Chambers was the only property These were the first grafted fruit
'
operative
Buying
and
Selling;
and
a
a
soldier's
wound.
road-way has increased the value of rod got wise to the party, just be­
reading, “The Children’s Hour“ by holder who successfully resisted the trees west of the Rocky Mountains.
their property from three to five fore he went to their house, so he
The sweeping of walks in front of Elizabeth Crissell of the Buckman pilferers.
This was known as the “Traveling
hundred dollars. It will pay com­ sat on the porch and watched the
business establishments is general­ ! school. The next meeting of this
Nursery,” and was the beginning of
munity promoters of improvements Foster road and soon saw Comrade
Animal Reiters are not made a
ly confined to the immediate side
to investigate
Day and wife and Comrade Clark g i wulk by the average merchant, but grange will occur Saturday, Sept­ matter of sentiment, but of the the fruit industry of the Pacific
ember 4.
to his son's house. Nexe came Com­ neighbor Goggins goes the custom
health and comfort of every com­ Coast.
MRS. ADA JONES-
rade TuaOOy, wife and niece Then one better, by includ ng the thorough­
HAPPY VALLEY
Monday of next week. August munity. It is one of the duties
Mrs. Ada Jones wax born in Byron he was sure there was something
devolving upon every large town
fare
to
the
center
of
the
street.
If
15,
Miss
Noren,
Lenta
playground
Mr.
and
Mrs C. F. Zinser enter­
Fon-du-lac county, Win., 1861, March doing so to make it a surprise all
and city to provide shelter for dogs tained at dinner last Sunday 20 mem-
24 and passed away to be with Jesus. around he bought 30 All Day Stickers the balance of our business houses director will take a bunch of girls
and cats where they will be humane­ I bers of the Zinser relation, among
August 9 1920, from the home of and re soon as he arrived, presented and residence portion of Lenta would over twelve years of age for on
ly cared for, either by returning whom were a brother, Gao. Zinser
her daughter, Mrs. Husing, in Port tach of the par'y with “a flab,” in emulate Mr. Goggins example we over-night hike to Oswego lake. All
lost animals to owners placing de­ and two daughters, Lena and Mar­
girls
who
are
going
must
sign
up
would
soon
establish
a
reputation
land.
ho.tor of his birthday.
with Miss Noren not later than Sat­ sirable animals in good homes, or tha. of San Diego, Cal. Old friends
for cleanliness next to Godliness.
She wax married at the age of 21
H j was very much pleased with
urday
of this week. Instructions for putting to death by the most humane are glad to welcome them on their
to Hobart R. Jones and to this union the | resents present-d and the hon­
the
girls
kits are pasted on the methods those that cannot be plac­ [visit, they expect to stay in Ore-
C.
L.
White,
manager
of
the
Ar
­
nine children were bom. of which or bestowed, and d^'iTes to thank
ed in good homes.
leta Theatre, has had a large crew playground.
j gon several months.
number, seven and her husband pre­ one
and
all
in
attendance
of
men
at
work
the
past
week
put
Mr. Odom, who underwent an
ceiled her to the home beyond. Be­ I including Mrs. Anna Wa'rod for the
Miss Grace Spaulding, stenograph­
Rev T. S. Spriggs, former pastor
operation for apendicitis at Good
side her daughters, Mrs. Nora Repp sp'cudid refreshments prepared for ting in a new floor and pit for a
er at the Cushman Indian school of
grand pipe organ that will be install of the Arleta Baptist church will
Samaratin hospital. Monday, is re­
and Mrs. Lauretta Huaing she leave«
Tacoma, formerly of the Millard
1 h > occasion.
ed in September. He is also putting speak in that churcht next Sunday.
one brother, James Hopkins, of
avenue neighborhood, was a guest of ported as not doing very well.
Mr. Walrod think.; tha' w' en Bhil<
Ia was a great shock to friends
Spring Valley, Minn., one sister, circle and Poet who have a birth­ in a “Blizzard Blower” for cooling Mr. Spriggs has been at Medford, for Mrs. James Jones, 5262 68th street
Mrs. Josie Ellis, of Exeter, Neb., and day in the next few months they purposes in the summer season and the past three years, but recently last Saturday and Sunday. Sunday and neighbors to learn of the death
other relatives and a host of friends. may want to cut him out. But, noth­ a heating plant for the winter, as­ resigned his pastorate there. Since evening she became the uouse guest of little Clara Guidi last Saturday
Mrs. Jones has served as elder and ing doing; he will be "Johny on the suring pure air and best sanitary his resignation he has been acting of the Misses Essie and Elsie Strang Burial was in the Deardorf cemetery,
and memeorial services will be held
Sundaj School superintendent in the spot’’ Why not? This is the first conditions at all times. Mr. White as pastor-at large.
of Lents.
in the church a week from next
church of her choice with great time in his life that he has ever had expects to re-open his place of en­
Mrs. Nellie Woodworth ami three
tertainment next Saturday with Wm.
acceptibality
She wax known and an 81st birthday.
Saturday of this week, August Sundaq, August 22.
children have returned from a visit 14, Miss Noren of the Lents play­
Fnrnum in “The Orphan.”
The Sunday School class, “Im­
greutly beloved ax a true saint of
Mr. Walrod is a wonderfully pre­
to Newberg.
God. It could be said of her that served ntun for his years: would
ground will hold a preliminary track itators of Christ” held their business
Mr. and Mrs. E. M Keyser of Mr and Mrs. R. Smi’h who have meet, the winners at which will rep­ meeting at the home of their teach­
xhe was one who adorned the doc- pass for in the early 60's, although
Woodmere entertained at a seven been sojourning at L^ne Rock the resent Lents at Peninsula park on er, Mrs. Lydia Peterson. 14 were
trine. She wax converted early in he served three years in the civil
' "
life and has been for many years wa»; was several times wounded, but o’clock dinner last Monday eve- past four months, returned home Saturday, August 21. j All girls who | present and a good time was en-
^’¿¿mpete for these honors I joyed by all.
a member of the Friends church. has been a hale hearty man all his ning in honor of the former’s sister. last week. Mr. Smith wax employed
Mig8 Noren at once.
During her illness—altho a great life. He cast his first vote for Miss Frances Folsom Keyser. Plates bv the Cone Lumber Cc, at the last win p)ease
________________
DR. W. O. BOON CAMPS
sufferer, she was victorious and tri­ Abraham Lincoln and attributes i his were laid for the following: Mr. place mentioned.
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A party consisting of Mr. and
AT MT. JEFFERSON’S FOOT
umphant, speuking- to her many longevity to hard work and outdoor and Mrs. Low Arnold, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr and Mrs. L. Burkhart and son, Mra John Tufford of 4400 66th
l,ee Peabody and their children, Dor-
friends who called, of the love of occupation.
cus and Lois, Mrs. Peabody Sr. of Louie, returned from their outing at J.treet Mr and Mrs France Noel, and i A party of four consisting of Dr.
Jesus and her readiness to depart
A FRIEND
Michigan, Miss Frances Folsom Key­ Oaks Point, Wash., last Saturday. jittle victor of Unton, and Les- I W. O. Boon and his son Herald, of
and be with Hil, and to her pastor,
she teatifitd of having received a FIRLAND COUPLE CELEBRATE ser, Mr. and Mrs. E. M Keyser and Mrs. Burkhart’s sister, Mrs. J. Smith, ter guacler of 6903 43rd avenue, re-[ 6930 46th avenue, and Messrs Tif-
the fjnt of the week from fany and Tomlinson of the West
their children. John, Lewis and and daughters, who attended Mrs. turned
new revelation of the power of the
TWENTY-SIXTH ANNIVERSARY Adeline.
the_week
Rurkhart’8 home during her absence Hoquiam, Wash., where they were | Side, returned the first of the
week
precious blood, saying, the blood of
returned
to
her
hone
at
Albina
last
the
o
f
d
.
E.
Des
Noyer.
,
from
a
two
weeks
’
trip
to
the
neigh-
Jesus haa been preclouc since my
Dr. and Mrs W. D- Lockwood of Monday.
I borhood of Mt. Jefferson. The gen-
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Mr and Mrs. J. H.Zehrung of
conversion, and now as I am nearing
Friday afternoon the 6th, an auto | tiemen went by rail to Detroit and
the City it Is unspeakably so and 7105 48th aventie, left Monday, Aug­ 4504 65th street have established
Harry Burnham. Mrs. J. G. Mc truck driver bumped into the sta- j from there to their destination on
has in it the power of an endless ust 2, for a motor trip down the beach headquarters at Rockaway for
life. We shall .nits her tender min I .alley, returning last Saturday morn­ the warm months: Others of their Dougal, Mrs. M. A. McDowell, Mrs. tionarv motor cycle of Clarence ipack horses. They explored 11 won-
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of ___
1187 _________
Hawhome avenue derful lakes lying at the base of
For the first time in 19 years party include Mrs. Lockwood’s sisters D. M. Simonson and Master Rodney Freeman
ixtries, and look in vain for her gen­ ing.
tle. unnssiiming presence, among us. | Mr. and Mr«. Zehrung were able to Mesdames Hardeman and Thomp­ Simonson have just returned from join_ damage for which the driver | the snow-cap, all in a tangle of
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— * from
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Oregon
wilderness
hu­
The accident
but we sorrow not as those that two, honeymoon-wise, on the anniver- son of Hollywood Cal.. Mrs. Lock­ Rockaway beach after aweeks visit settled with a dollar.
woods
brother
and
his
wife,
Mr.
and
man
habitation
that
for
eight
days
with
relatives.
A
big
sea
lion
was
'eave
family
cares
behind,
and
they
occurred
on
72nd.
street,
near
57th
meet
have no hope but to expect to
they saw no one except a forest
her in the near tomorrow and with sary of their wedding set out for Mrs. McDonald of this city; and Misa washed ashore while they were at t avenue.
Helen May Lockwood.
Dr. Lock- the beach.
ranger.
Because of the spawning
a
few
days
pleasure.
They
made
a
n»r )’ forever v th the Lord.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Olsen of season’s being on the party was
Only good night, belove I, not fare round trip of 250 miles, including wood will be back and forth between
in their itinerary Philomath, where the beach and his office according
The Young Men’s class of the Silverton, arrived at the home of unable to find any good trout fish­
well
Lents Evangelical Sunday School will her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. ing.
A little whil' I nd ‘all lis »ainta hej were the guet’a of Mrs. A E. to the demands of his practice.
Parker, Mr. Zehrung’s sister; Craw­
hold s business meeting, this eve­ Densen of Walbert road, last Tues­
ihrll dwell,
J. P. Block, representing the City ning, (Friday.) in the basement of day evening.
fordsville, wherethey visited Mrs
Mr. Olsen, who is KERN PARK GIRL IN MONTANA
tn hallowed uncn Indlvisib'a
G*cdnight,
• »oodnight,
Goodight. Zehrung’s sister, Mrs. A. E. Smith; Motor Trucking Co. Inc., of 291 the church at 7:30 o’clock. After the the proprietor of the Olson phar­
■•ampers from all paatij of the .United Hawthorne Avenue, was a pleasant business session there will be refresh­ macy of Silverton, is attending a Dr. W. 0. Boon of 6930 46th avenue,
is visiting in Kalispell, Mont, as a
WILSON BROS ENTERTAIN | and Corvallis and ‘ Jefferson camp caller last Monday. Naturally, he is ments. All members and all young convention in this city-
guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. W. Hunt.
grounds. Mr. and Mrv^.chrung met an enthusiast on good roads, and men not attached any other sim- I
Messrs. Harry and Hugh Wilson, States, all delightfully friendly and his discourse on this important sub­ ilar class are urged to come and
Mrs. W. Boyd Moore of Junction Miss Boon expects to visit glacier
formerly of 5725 72nd street, were Had to exchange cnqip experiences. ject was worth the price of admis­ to bring one.
City,
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. C. park and Tsike McDonald before re­
recent hosts at a tenting party at
sion.
See their ad. elsewhere in
McGrew and other friends this week. turning home by way of Leaven­
II. G. Guild, who has ably filled this issue.
Newport, the peerless beach. The
Mrs. S. Brite of Sioux City, Mo.,
Mrs. Moore will be remembered as worth, Wash.
guests included Mesdames Rose Wil­ the position of local «liter for the
who haa been a guest of Mrs. G E-
the
wife of Mr. Moore, formerly
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rowland of Maxwell of Lenox avenue, left last
son, E. M. Pound of Salem; A C. Mt Scott Herald th/ past three
Mayor Geo.. L. Baker honored the
pastor
of the M. E. church about
Holcomb, O. H. Gilbert and Miss months, has re/ ipcd' his position Lincoln, Nebraska, were guests last Monday for her home. Mrs. Brite
Mt. Scott Herald office with a plea»- J
Lottie to engage in business for himself week of the latter’s sister. Mrs. O. E. has been doing some extensive sight­ five years ago.
Franc Gilbert and
little
ant call Thursday morning.
The
Elizabeth Holcomb, of 4928 71 nt at Newberg and Misa Aioiee Hol- Lent. 8817 56th avenue. They left on seeing, her trip including Honolulu.
publisher regrets his absence at the
Axel Kildahl, proprietor of the
street; and Paul Jaenke of 57th lingworth, formerly with the Hernld their return route Monday the 9th Victoria and Vancouver, B. C., and
time of this important personage’s
Lents Garage has taken the agency
avenue and 71st street The party 8 s returned to her fTTjuej- position Mr. and Mrs. Rowland made the Seattle and way points.
visit, having as yet, failed to have
for the Dodge Brother’s Motor Cars,
number of trip by auto taking in the National
motored over in the Wilson’s seven as n« wsgatherer»
met the mayor personally.
Mr. and. Mrs. E. A Droste. 9409 and will open a service station for
passenger machine. The two tent M’ss Hollingworth’s pi'im' is Talwr Park and the Columbia River High­
67th avenue, returned last Saturday, same. He will also carry a full lin*
houses in which the party camped for 242’
¡ Any
. courtlclqs ... aa 'nded th« way enroute here.
C. E. Kennedy and wife left for
‘
.
t
’
»''
from a week’s outing at Pacific of accesories for the Dodge Bro- Newport Thursday morning on a
d I.
the week were called Ruby and lady will be truly apjn- ■
Mrs. F. T. Stow, sister of Mrs City, one of the Tilamook beaches ther’s Cars.
Jeannette. The gracious and lovable publisher of the Herald?
visit to their uncle.
W.
O. Boon of Kern Turk, returned Besides themselves and their little
chaperone of the crowd was Mrs
Miss Wilda Henika of 50th avenue Thursday evening, the Sth, from a daughter, Frances, the party con­
C. E. Palmer of 9118 57th avenue,
Art Geisler and family left Mon-
Rose Wilson, mother of the hosts
and 66th street, recently returned two weeks’ visit in White Salmon, sisted of Mr. and Mrs. Chown and day morning for an outing along has a walnut tree one year old bear­
Mrs. Stow is making h-r their daughter. Viola. The vaca- coast points,
W. A. Koller, 9644 57th avenue, from a two weeks' visit with friends Wash.
They expect to be ing walnuts this year. Can you
in Bremerton, Wash.
bought a new Dort last week.
home with Mrs. Boon.
beat this for a nutty story
tioners made their trip by auto.
gone about two weeks.
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