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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1921)
AIDED ITS BLIND COMPANION REGULAR EVERY-DAY AFFAIR PROFESSIONAL CARDS Phone F2& 23 1F Yott Hl.lg., DR. C. S. OOSBURY Australian Stockman Tails of Bullock That Took Caro of Anothor Which Was Slghtloaa. Ila atationery Its rubber goods DBNTItTRY Lents Station Portland, Oregon Oitlrei Talx.r 3214 Paler N Mitchell. a stork ralaer from Melbourne, Australia, any» that the cat tle hualnoM la at present the beat In the history of Australia, lie saya that hla profile are hard at work rostering the country to normal and that they are very auzloua to get the world trade bark to pre-war conditions. “My father waa Srst to bring the Black Poll cattle into Australia 40 yaara ago,** said Mr. Mitchell at New York, “and they bare devrtoped to he the beat for our section. They are hardy, flourish on ferns, tree leaves end bark, where other cattle would starve, and they grow to great else, with weight evenly distributed, and the fat running In hair lines through the rump steaks even. Thera la a quick market for anything on the hoof that Is fairly fat, and prices era very good. “Wo discovered a blind bullock Io one of the herds that came In, and an other bullock had adopted It and fathered It all the time. It was found to be blind only when we noticed that Its companion signaled to It constantly and led It to water, through gates and narrow runs. If at any time It got lost Its friend would never rest until he had located It. “None of the other bullocks paid any attention to the blind one and the pro tection the foate* parent gave to the nnfortnnnte bullock was a never end ing source of comment and specu lation, When both, fattened after IM months on our place, were driven to the shipping station 60 miles distant the blind one was led through the dltfl- cult places by his friend and generally cnred for day and night" Its kodak finishing • Ils drugs Use. Tabori 52-’l DR. 1». J. O'DONNELL. Ils patent medicines EXODONTIA its toilet articles Office Phone 615 III Rea. «1« IK Cor. 92nd and Foster Road LENTS its prescriptions DR. A. 0. ATWOOD its drug sundries DENTIST it comes from Room« 4 and fi, Yott I’honr 620*20 0207 Foster Road Curreys Pharmacy H. P. ARNEST aitonsry at L aw KotAMV Phone (W! 11 9133 i-osier Road Lent« Station Portland, Oregon Grays Crossing its all right or your money bark MT. SCOTT Camp No. 11650, Modern Woodman of America.. Meria every second and ; fourth Wednesday of each month at ■ (■range Hull; 92nd street. F. II. VOLTS, Clerk. Sixth Avenue GROCERY MT. HURT IXIIH.E, 1. (». t>. F. M< ■ 1« ■ > > i, r . I • > rvoalBg a6 f 1 ?n FRESH FRUITS and GROCERIES W. S. Sanders, Noble Grand. 1 W. E. Goggins, Rec. Sec- VijtHom W«l< ———— ,---------- fijqs, Hutter and Cheese ——N M c M illan muir Pianoforte j. Phone 610-11 Loation:8114 Wiexlstock Ave. hie« Praductian ind Soln Singing Studio: 3804 65th SL WANT LANGUAGE UP TO DATE C. B. NORBLAD, Prop’r. or at Student's residence , — EconomyFumitureCo. ^atatMKStatniWrttatMniRRatatatatnmaiktO L. A. BARKER, Prop. I»ealer in now nnd used furniture, stoves, rugs, carp tn, crockery, stone ware, tools, phonographs and records SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 6015 Ninety-second St. PRACTICAL HAIRCUTS VELVET Ml WES CII!!.I»KKX BARRERINO A HPECI M.TY bs-O ('UKfcTfsM A • Common Sense Behind “Literary Revo lution" That la Now Prevail ing In China. «' When You Want to Move < Call Tabor 7707 What la termed the literary revolu tion In China alma at a reform of the Inngunge used In hooks, magazines, newspapers and public discussion. The outsider will jump to the conclusion i that tills means an attempt to encour age n phonetic substitute for Ideo graphic characters. Not at all. There Is a movement to supplement Ideo graphs with phonetic signs to show thrir pronunciation, the alm being } RESIDENCE quite as much to standardise pronun ciation ns make It easier to learn to Rd. Ore. » read. But this movement arouses no K»aM»*kmmiMa«tMM«»»aaMaiaiaas such Interest and excitement as the lit erary revolution. The latter Is an attempt to make the spoken languago the standard lan guage for print. Literary Chinese Isas fnr away from the vernacular as Ijitln Is from English. |>erhaps further. It Is Phone 640-57 a sjMs-ch of 2.dio years ago, adorned - and frorets To learn It la to learn another language. The reformers were actuated bv the practical Impossibility of making education really universal F. 0 WILLIAMS -L. I. MIIIOH when In addition to the difficulties of mastering the Ideographs, children In You have the property; we hava the buyer. Liat withua for results. J the elementary schools are compelled rtuaa 417-45 trafa (rouksa. I'orlltnd to get thetr education In terms of a foreign language. They are actuated even more by the belief that It was not possible to de velop a literature which shall express C. E. TILLMAN COMPANY the life of today unless the spoken lan REAL ESTATE--Monry to Iron guage, the language of the people. Is used. Apart from the employing and Res Phone: Tabor 3343 enriching of the vulgar tongue. It Is Office Phone Tabor 1259 not possible to develop general discus «Ite Wood.imk Ave. LINTS. Olll tMIN sion of the Issues of today, social, /»=■---- —----------------------------------- J moral, economic.—New Republic. _ i ¡FETTYS TRANSFER! ; and Express Auto Truck j J 9436 Foster Lents. KEARNS BROS. Home Cooking at Gilkey’s Restaurant That Will Satisfy G00y-92nd St. LENTS D. J. O’CONNOR REAL ESTATE Cor. 92nd and Woodstock Ave. LENTS STATION Phone 626-73 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiiii | HIKLICIIABtRNHAKDI I = LADIES’ and GENTS' TAILORS = s 1 S Styles and Fabrics Always the latest E; WOOD SAW Williams Realty Co. SCBEUERMAN BROTHERS Contractors and Builders To Develop Wild Pears. The world's largest stock of peer 9134 ob ter Road Thonc 614-56 seedlings of a wild, bllght-resiitlng va g Next door to I’oatoffice s riety found In Manchuria, la located on Twentyoue Year« liiperieaie = Phone 62.1*45 LENTS = 17 yvsr. In I'orllsnd the I.oma Rica ranch near Brass Val ley. Cal. The young trees are from TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiTi Rea. 6017 89th and 6101 89th 8. E. - ----- seeds brought directly from China and .. .............. number about 100.000. Three pomologlenl experts from the MRS. McCLURE United States Department of Agricul ture. Professors Allison. Wright and Teacher of Piano FUNERAL DIRECTORS Klngsmnn. recently Inspected the stock Res. Studio 6044 42nd Ave. and approved the experimental work. First-class Service Given Day The original trees, known as the I'hone Tabor J122 or Night Pyms usurlensls. are found growing Close Proximity to Cemeteries -n * In the ancient burying ground of the Enables Us to Hold Funerals kings of the Manchurian dynasty, and nt n Minimum Expense — It Is only since the overthrow of the Phone 618-21 dynasty that the seeds became avail able. The tract Is said to be vast 5802*4 92nd SL Lents Sta. , and to bo grown to trees of Immense size. By grafting the commercial varie Rr«. 4R22 90th HI. Lwuln Kx. Auto. 1322 | StHiiil Phono Marshall 2tH>3 ties of pears upon this stock good re Mt. Scott Transfer Co. sults are expected to be obtained. Oregon J. 8. Mltter, Prop. Plano and Furniture Moving Gentlemen: Will you please quote Pyrenees Put to Work. Baggngo nnd Express me price» on the following line of Efforts to harness the water power Dally Trips to Mt. Scott nnd Lenta Axt. tor Its. k Hprluzs nn.l Klug Coal going to waste In the Pyrenees and Nursery Stock which I want for Btaunll First ami Taylor PorUaiul transform It Into electricity are being planting in the Spring: Intensified. I*. (1. Wilson K. C. Wilson ........................... LOGANBERRIES % Engineers have surveyed entire mountain ranges and have succeeded WII.SON'S Al TO SERVICE ............................ STRAWBERRIES already In controlling many tor All Work taunrnnUol anil Done at ...................................... CURRANTS | rents nnd making them furnish power. Ixtwcai Possible l*ric«w Altogether 200,000 horsepower now la ....................................... CHERRIES furnished nnd capital amounting to Your satisfaction—Our Advertisement 300,000,000 paaetaa have been Invested .............................................. APPLES Phone 614*45 5919 92nd SL S. E. Every day sees additions to the amount of power available, and en LOANS RBNTAIA gineers employed In the work estimate ............................................. PRUNES that In a few years Calatonla will be LAUER REALTY CO. able to do without coal. ................................................ PLl’MS IlEAL ESTATE F A. D. Kenworthy & Co. HELEN TO Oregon Nursery.0» Orenco, CITY l’ltOPKItTY and TAllMS Phono 624-34 MIH 73nd Htmt riRLAND STATION ARLETA STUDIO II I FoMrr imm We |>hotograpli anythhig, anywhere, any time. Your home, your family, your baby. KRlarfomenta and ('•pylng Don« Open from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sundays 0 a. m. to S p. in .................................. SHADE TREES Si KU here ........... Street * Address ................................ P. o................................... . (Cut out and mail this to us) A Change of Calling. "YOU going to have some sad | disillusionment*,“ said the mysterious Egyptian. “I’ve already had ooe,” said the cli ent. “How Is that!" "When this carnival company came through here labt year you were veil ing 'hot dogs' and pink lemouade?*— lilrmlngliaui Age-Herald. Most Mothers With Small Bone Will Recognise Thio as Strictly Accord, log to tchodulo. Aw, mother, not yeti Just lemma stay out a little longer—just Ove min utes. Just one minute? Aw, gee) (let ready? Why, ain’t I all right to go this way? Why not? Aw, gosh, not rny shirt I Yes, I see those edges on the cuffs, but I can keep my coat sleeves down over them, Gee whiz, you're pertickler. Why do you bavs tn •re my shoes? I did black them, Just yesterday. Yes, I'm all done a ashing; no, didn't hurry too much. I-einme alone—my neck’s all right I Well. I'tn sure 1 don't know why those dark places are on my hands; why. I Just washed them. Ouch I Don't brush my hair so hard I Well, the place that sticks up Is right over the bump, so that's why I couldn't brush It there. No, I haveu't done my nails yet; I was just getting ready to when you made me wash my hands again. 1 don't need anything. WelL then, just u sweater, not my overcoat. Aw, g‘-e I No, I don't know where ray gloves are; I don't need them, anyhow. Bosh, not my rubbers 1 Aw, mother! The inud Isn't very deep, and It takes about a year to put the darn things on. Gee whlx. Well, g’by 1 Yes, I am hurrying. Well, I'm gonna start right off. soon as I speak to Bill a minute; he's right up at the corner, and he might be going my way. Aw. why not? Well, s'long! (Departs with the bug and smile that cancel all his sins, and a great peace settles upon the household.)— Life. “RODEOS” FULL OF INTEREST Exceedingly Interesting Annual Exhi bitions That Are Held North of tho Arctic Circle. In the vicinity of the Kobuk rivgy, Alaska, 50 miles north of the Arctic circle, there are held annual “rodeos," which for plcturesqueneaa, skill of ex hibitions, and In popularity are com parable to the “roundups" of the west ern pert of the United States—yet there Is not a single horse or steer or saddle or “six-gun" within hundreds of mile* of the scene. These rodeos are conducted under the auspices of the United States bu reau j»f education for natives of Alas ka. for the advancement of the rein deer Industry. There are 150.000 rein deer In the territory, according to Pop ular Mechanics Magazine. At the fair all matters pertaining to reindeers are discussed, and the herders come to an understanding re garding grazing ground rights and sim ilar matters. Government represen tatives give talks on reindeer breed ing and offer scientific guidance for the development of an improved stock. Recently serious consideration has been given to a means of exporting the growing thousands of surplus deer to the United States. Within the next year or two, It Is antlc'q>ated. a market for distributing the meat will be established In the United States. It costa less than $3 per head to raise deer, which will dress 100 pounds of choicest meat Men Dodge Age Proposition. Service of women citizens ou the reg istration boards leads to Interesting personal revelations about their neighbors. A man who holds a position In the city government had always given his real age, now 48. before women sat on the boards. When his wife went In to register for the first time one of the women on the board said to her; "t)h. Mrs. Blank. Isn’t your husband an old codger?” “Why, no," said Mrs. Blank. “I don’t think 41 is so very old." "But he registered as 47.” Silence fell and Mrs. Blank entered the booth to fill out her enrollment bal lot. Next year, when the husband en tered the registration place and was asked by a tuan on the board his age. he replied. “42." The woman whose undue Interest had evidently caused a family Bible meeting looked at him and her look said volumes. But he stated her down, and so the record stands,—New York Evening Post. Fill Fountain Pen Without Dropper. How can the fountain pen be filled without having a dropper handy? A man does not usually carry a dropper with him. But In the crowd at hand there Is likely to be someone who has a self-filling fountain pen. If he can be Induced to lend It for a moment the trick Is done, says the Popular Science Monthly. Take the self filling pen and steep It In Ink until It Is full. Assure the owner that no damage will be done to the point of his valuable self-filler and penult him to watch the following performance: Press the lover of the borrowed pen. and through its point discharge Its contents of Ink into the barrel of your own pen. Then refill the borrowed pen and return It. Retired to Private Life. "What’s become of Congressman Twobble, who used to pose as the man of the hour In this part of the country ?*’ "He met the usual fate of ’slxty-mln- ute men,'” said Squire Witherbee. "How was that?" “A lot of his constituents go*, te- «ether and decided bls hoar was up." —Birmingham Age-Herald. C. A. NOR WOOD Bicycles and Repairs REPAIRING 5907 Foster Road Phone 627-23 A. S. PEARCE Sheet Metal Specialties and Tinwork General Repairing and Guttering REPAIRS AND MAKES Stove Pipes, Wash Boilers, Flour Bins, Chicken Fountains, Chicken Grit and Feed Boxes, Troughs, Brooders, Egg Testers, etc. Quaker Pipeless Furnac*. 9111 Foster Road--Lenis Phone 619-13 DR. A. C. LUNDBERG H. F. BYRD CHIROPRACTOR Phone 614-31 Light Groceries, Coniectionery Yott Bldg. 9207 Foster Road Lents Waiting Ream 9182 Woodstock Ave.