The Astoria school board has re­
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST quested th« county 4>oard of equaliza­
PROFESSIONAL CAROS
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69.I6H 92nd Street
Principal Huppenings of th«
Weel? From All Parts of th«
DP.NIIYIRY
State Briefly Sketched for
I K N TI, OMKUON
Information of The Harald
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lies. Tabor: 5224
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DR. C. S. OliSBURY
DR. I». J. O’DONNELL
EXODONTIA
Gor l*2<l anil Foatar Road. Lenta, Ora. Í
DR. A. (J. ATWOOD
DENTIST
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I'orHitiiil Oregon
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Nil ety-sevoinl street
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Lent* Stu , near r irline P osti ami , O n
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MT. SCOTT
Camp No. Ilii.'iU, Modern Woodman
of Aniciica. Meet. every aecond and
lout I h Wednesday of each month at
(■range Hall; 92nd street.
I'. II. VOLTS, Clerk.
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MT. M <rri UHM.I . I. (». <>. F.
Meet* i-vt-ry TticM-lay availing at 7:30
W. S. Saii<l«-r*. Noble (>ra nd.
w i Goggins, Rec. Sec-
Vlnlton* Welcome.
ARLETA STUDIO
(H3I I'onU r ID »ml
Wo photograph anything, nny wlirrr,
Uni«»
Your horn»’, your family,
your baby.
Knltbrgrmrnt• kh <I Copying !>•«•
opru from V a tn. Io !> p. ni.
Munday« V g. tn. to 5 p. in
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Economy Furniture Co.
L. A. BARKER, frop.
Dealer in new and used furniture,
stoves, rugs, carpets, crockery, stone­
ware, tools, phonograph« and records
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
6015 Ninety-second St.
FEATHER RENOVATING
We Clean by High Presure
Stenin Systems
Free Delivery ncTnbor 4386
All Work Guaranteed
Rales Reasonable
5425 Foster Rd. Portland,Ore.
Sixth Avenue
GROCERY
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FRESH FRUITS
and GROCERIES
fggs, Butter and Cheese
Phone Tabor 173
Ixmtion: 8114 Woodstock Ave.
C. B. NORBLAD, Prop’r.
The Herald does all kinds of
printing, not the cheap kind,
but the good kind
K.. 4823 90tb Kt
Last* Kx. Auto 1322
Stund Pbone Msrtbsll MP'i
Mt. Scott Transfer Co.
tion to IncrtBM the a*s«ssmsnt roll 50
J. M. MIBor, Prop
Flano and Furnitur« Moving
per cent In order that th* port com
Baggage and Expr«s*
, mission may be able to laaue sufficient Daily Trips
tu Mt. Scott and L«nta
Agt für Kor k Spriugs* and Klug Cesl
bonds to complete projects in hand.
Htaiul: kirnt aixl Taylor
Portland
Frank Minney of Vida has been ap­
pointed a* superintendent of the state
LOANS
KKNTALM
! fleb hatchery on the upper McKenzie
LAUER
REALTY
CO.
1 river In Lane county to succeed Matt
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t-HTAll
I L. Ryckman. who baa been named as
CITY PKOPKKTY sad FAKM8
superintendent of all state trout hatoh-
Phone: Tabor »143
•rias.
5018 72ml Street
F1KI.AND STATION
An unknown is an who was found
Peter
Lar
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B W latera
dead at the foot of u high cliff on the
KERN
PARK
REALTY
highway west of Qoble Haturday even­
COMPANY
ing. committed suicide by Jumping
S7S7 rOMTKM HOAD
off the cliff At the top of the cliff
CITY PKOI’I KTY A SPECIALTY
ids hat .and a bottle of carbolic acid Farm* and Acraaga Collectlona. Ix>ana.
Kan tai* aud Hualnvaa Cbaueaa
were found.
Phone 210-13
Portland. Orc.
A vent which developed a few weeks
ago In the bottom of 1'amella lake, P. G. Wilson
K. C. Wllron
near Mt. Jefferson and which waa
WIIKON'b AI TO SERVICE
draining the lake rapidly, endangering
All Work Guazsuxtecd and Done at
T ouring C ab
the large number of trout, haa Ben
lx>w<-st Possible Prices
stopped by employe* of the United
Your Hali-.ra«tloii--Our Adv«-rU*ciii<-f>l
Htate* forest service.
591» «2nd St.. S. E
There was one fatality In Oregon Tabor 307«
due to Industrial accidents during the
MRH. J. M. IAJVEJOY
week ended Heptember Hi. according
We are willing to let any DORT owner speak for the
Instructor of Popular
to a report filed by the state Industrial
car. This is a very bold statement but the DORT has
RAGTIME AND CLAHHICH
accident commission. The victim was
earned our confidence by its consistent perormance.
307 East 50th fit.
Nick Muaek, logger of Knapps. A total
Phone Tabor 8815
You, too, will be equally enthusiastic as other DORT
of 41^2 accidents were reported.
List Your Property with
owners, particularly so when you find it will average
Twenty new trade union* have been
Jrom
20 to 25 miles to the gallon of gasoline.
formed In the state during the paat
For EXPRESS
AND MOVING
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year and have Joined with the alate I
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federation of labor, according to the
Each DORT is as good as the best ever made
Ixx-al and lx>ng Distance Hauling
report of Otto Hartwig, president of
of all kinds.
the Htate Federation of Labor, which
I.euve Orders at Perfection Confec- :
held a fourday session at i'endleton.
At a tuberculosis clinic held at the tionery, cor. »2nd and Foster Road.
JOHN E. DEAKDORFT
Y. M
A. by the Bend chapter of
the Hed Cross 50 per cent of the men
P. B. KENT
AXEL KILDAHL, Proprietor
and women examined pere found to
< arpenU-r
8919 Foster Road
have the disease, but In a majority of
Tabor 3429
Cor. »004 Woodstock Ave.
cases the condition of the sufferer was
and 90th Street ,
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\l.l. HINDH REPAIR WORK
Improving on account of the dry Cen­
P_O R-T MOTOR. CAR. COMPANY
tral Oregon climate.
\gen«y Right-Grade Cedar Shingle«
7>/.nr 'Midu
in any quantities.
Th»- stat« land board haa decided to
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place on the market 12.000 acres of
approved state base or scrip, which
can lx» used for the selection of any
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government land subject to homestead
REAL ESTATE-Monty to Loan <
entry In Oregon. This scrip will be
sold at *15 an acre In amount* not to
Re* Phone: Tabor 3343
Office Phone Tabor 1259
exceed 320 acres to any one person.
Owing to the apparent growth of
910b Hoodahxk Aw.
I.ENTS. ORtOON
liquor stills throughout the state the
Oregon .«ntl saloon league. In coopera­
Will promptly fill your orders from up-to-date
SCHEUERMAN BROTHERS .
tion w|th other law enforcement
GROCERIES. FRESH FRUIT, VEGETABLES.
bodies, is said To be considering ask­
Contractors and Builders
TABLE DELICACIES and other Good Thinjra
Phone Tabor 2760
ing the next legislature for an ap­
TO EAT. We carry FLOUR and FEED.
Twentj-oue Years Experience
propriation of *50,000 to secure better
Special attention given to phone orders, and a
17
year«
in
Portland
enforcement of the prohibition law.
New and Dependable Deliveryman will get
Res. 6017 89th and 6101 89th S. E.
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your purchases to you ON TIME.
meeting held Haturday authorized de­
OUR AIM is to PLEASE OUR CUSTOMERS.
W. E. Robbinn
E. E. Robbins
ficiency appropriations aggregating
Phone
Tabor 1141
‘ Ninety-second Street ■
Phone»: Office Tabor »«73
*147.866. with which to defray the ex­
Re« Tabor 7nll
penses of the various state Institu­
ROBBINS REALTY CO.
tion*. state departments and organiza­
REAL ESTATE
tions and societies receiving state aid
Rentals. Collections, Loans
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Foster
Road
P obtiund . O bbgo »
until the next session of the legisla­
ture in January.
More than six miles of trackage 1*
Tnneral Directors
being laid in the O.-W. K. A- N. Co.
yards at Huntington, and the yards
WOOD SAW
are being extended a long distance
west of the present ground occupied,
Call *Ta b o r 4 0 6 1
a new 12 infh well is being driven to
provld»» additional water facilities (or
betterment In every department of the
Williams Realty Co.
service at this division point.
A means whereby the road construc­
F. D. WILLIAMS -L. E. MINNOTT
tion programme fot the next two years
You have the property; we have
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may be financed without thd necessity
the buyer. List withus for results.
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of discounting bonds or paying out
labor 4934. Gray’* Crossiafl, Portland
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large sums in interest will be provided L
by a levy of « 3-mill tax on all assess­
able property in Douglas county for
D. J. O’CONNOR
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the years 1920 ami 1921. providing the
voters of the county approve the plan,
which,is to be submitted by order of
AUTO FOR HIRE
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the county court at the November
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Lents
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election.
FRESH AND SMOKED
Phone: Tabor 6397
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In order that every scheme now
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under consideration by the public and I]..........
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the Dalles City water commission may
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be thoroughly investigated and ap­ 1
Vegetable» and Fruits
proved the services of an expert hy­
LAMES’ and GENTS'
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draulic engineer will be secured. There
Butter and Egg»
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are now three projects under consid­
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eration: the building of a dam across = Styk-x and Edbrks Always the Latesl — ■
Mill creek, piping water from the
9134 Foster Road
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'Phone Tabor 2573
Deschutes river <>r pumping »rater
Next door to Postoffice
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from the middle of the Columbja at « = Phone Tabor 8571
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Lents, Orogon
5919 Ninety-second Street.
depth of 12 feet.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
1 Still Moving ...
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The new crop of wh«at I n b«*Klnnlug
to arrive at Astoria, whence It will be
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1 exported.
Th« I'ooa und Curry county fair
closed u successful aeaaluu of tour
daya Saturday.
The Chrlatlan Kudeavor rally tor
southern Orugon held a two days ses-
* Io n ut Ashland.
Attendance In the Grants Pass
schools has. increased ueurly 22 per
cent over list year,
Poultry culling demonstrations will
be held In Wasco county for three
daya beginning October 1«.
Citizen* of Jacksonville have start­
ed u movement to resist the removal
of the county seat to Medford
Recent rains swelled the Huntlsm
river und the Brown-Pelxel Lumber
company lost a number of logs.
Mrs. J. M I .an« of Roseburg has
completed u 40 duya' fast, (luring the
time she lost 25 pounds In weight.
Four stores ut Gaston were robbed
lust week. The robbers took consld*
eruble merchundlae but little cash
The cupltal stock of the Spaulding
Logging compuny of Salem has been
increased from *150.000 to *2.600.000.
A marked decrease In orders Is not­
ed by the Bend lumber factories co­
incident with the raise In freight rates
Thu, false work of the new Mehama-
Lyons bridge over the Huntlam river,
near Lyons, has been washed out. call*
Ing considerable loss.
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A flow of natural gas was discover
ed on th« farm of A. M Zlnk a few
miles north of lone, which ha* created
considerable interest.
Glen Hawyer. 35 years old. a me
chanlc employed by the Oregon Pulp
.* Paper company, waa drowned In the
Willamette river at Salem
It la estimated that the apple* from
the Molser district this year will total
50.000 luises as compared to a yield
of 125.000 boxes last year.
Couuty Fruit Inspector Armstrong of
Douglas county has issued to fruit
growers und dealers a warning to dis­
continue the sale pf diseased fruit.
The annual conference of officers of
the Oregon Y M. C. A. will be held at
Hood River Heptember 25 and 26.
From 75 to 100 delegates are expected.
Rains ure proving harmful to ranch-
era In Crook county who have not
slacked their second crop of hay. Hun­
dred* of tons are still on the ground.
Under u decision of the state bouvd
of control neither the students nor em­
ployes of th«v state school for the blind
will be held under fust und set rules.
Ail Increuse In saluries of teachers
nt the state schools for deaf and blind
approximating 25 per cent hun been ap­
proved by the stutc board of control.
Ilamuge to the extent of between
*50.000 und *65.000 was done to the
apple crop of the Umpqua vullev when
a severe wind storm struck that sec
tlon
The first offlciul act of the new mo­
torcycle cop added to the Roseburg
police was to arrest a member of the
city council for exceeding the speed
limit.
A. E. Woolpert. Northwest manager
for English upple merchants, say* the
export demand for Hood River New-
towns will result in prices satlsfucory
to growers.
On Tuesday the Prineville Sunday
schools made a Joint canvass of the
city In the Interest of the Sunday
school* In particular and the church
in general.
A* a result of high water. It is prob­
able that the new steal bridge across
the Santlam river, being built by Linn
and Marlon counties, will not be finish­
ed this year.
The postmaster of Bend reports a
40 per clint Increase In the amount of
mull passing through his office over
last year. Cancellations are now aver-
In the Circuit Court of the State
aging 3500 daily.
of Oregon, fot» the County of
was
open
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Albany's community house
Multnomah, Probate Department.
ed Friday night with a big reception,
In
the matter of the Estate of Isaac
whioh wa* attended by hundreds of
M. Gingrich. Deceased.
local people and a number from Cor­
Notice is hereby given that the
vallis and Lebanon.
undersigned,
H. R. Scheuertnan, ad­
Among the early-day exhibits at the
Lane county fair this week will be a ministrator c. t. a., of the estate of
drum that v^as made 61 years ago at Isaac M. Gingrich, deceased, has
WauVaca. Wis., and that still han one filovl his final account in the Cir-
Icuit Court of the State of Oregon,
of the original heads.
for the County of Multnomah, Pro­
Negotiations are reported to be
late Department, and that the 5th
pending at Klamath ■J'alls for the
day of October, 1920, at the hour
merging of three banks. The combin-
! of 9:30 A. M. of said day, at the
atlon would be the largest bank in the
Court House at Portland, in said
state outside of Portland.
county and state, has been appoint­
The SheriAan county farm bureau
ed as the time and place for the
will unload at Moro an 8000 gallon hearing of objections to said final
car of gasoline. The supply will be
a'tount.apt^ the settlement thereof.
sold at 30 cents per gallon, as against
Date of first publication, Septem
the local price of 42 qrnts.
her 3, 1920.
Initiative petitions are being cir­
Date of last publication, Septem-
culated ip Deschutes county, Risking her 24, 1920.
>S(a
November on the
>at a vote
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H. R. SCHEUERMAN,
fía permanent county seat. Both
Administrator.
iM and Redmond want to be the H P. ARNEST, Attorney
lænts Station, Portland, Ore.
Quality Goes CiearThrough
Efficient and Economical on Gasoline
The Lents Garage
The Lents Mercantile Co
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JI. D. Kenworthy $ Company
KEARNS BROS.
First-class Service given
Day or Night
Close Proximity to Cemeteries
Enables us to hold Funerals
at a Minimum Expense
5802-4 92nd St. • Lents Sta.
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Eggiman’s Meat Market
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WOOD AND COAL
H.&H. GARAGE
103rd
STREET and FOSTER ROAD
STOP! LOOK!! LISTEN!!!
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JUST A FEW LINES—think them seriously over:
In regard to your “Lizzy, ” if you are her lover.
She needs overhauling, from one end to thtT Other,
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the same as her sister, father and mother. Her
brother was in for a Lee cord tire, her sister is
here for some spark plugs and wire. Her cousin is
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badly in need of a coil; her other relatives are using
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our oil. We carry a stock of things you use; such
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as tires, tubes and inside shoes. Our lines are: Lee,
’ Crescent and Fisk—our guarantee with them—you
call Tabor 6895.
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take no risk. Your money refunded, if they don’t
6S48 84th St., S. E. S
satisfy. Just come down to the Junction and give
us a try.
Tab. 1424 D«1
8222 Fonter Rd
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FOR SALE
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MRS. HELEN McCLURE
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Res.
You can get us by phone, day or night.
Tabor 6168.
Teacher of Piano
! Dan or Hugo.
Studio 6044 42nd Ave.
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Phone Tabor 7122
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Ask for
Ford, Maxwell, Chevrolet Specialists.
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