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LENTS STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921 *
Subscription, $1.50 the Year
V ol . XIX. No. 3
T
HERALD CONTEST CREATES MUCH INTEREST AND ENTHUSIASM
MRS. \I)A RAINEY WINS
$5.00 CASH PRIZE
HABITS OF THRIFT ARE
BENEFICIAL TO YOUNG
Interned Sinn Feinem Try to Foil *he Cameraman
Live, Newsy Items
from Arleta District
Secretary Houston of the treasury
nt ha* addroaxvd U. > fu I da * I
Great Interest Evidenced in departru
mg letter to th* »chool children
A meric*:
Trade-Rt-Home Contest
*Tu the School Boys and Girl*
America:
WOODMERE SCHOOL NOTES
for L as Angelo, to join Mr. Price.
I irai W»eVe Scleellua Waa Difficult
“I have been gratified to hear
The school is planning a paper He is working in the valuation de
th* fine record you made last y*ar
and Change Made in Rule* to
drive for the month of February.
partment of the 8. P. and 8. R. R„
saving money, and of your invest
Give Reader* Mure Chancea
The Parent-Teacher
association and hi* work will take him far into
ment
in
thrift
»tamp*,
war
savings
to Win Ca>h Prise*
met last Thursday afternoon. Mr*, the southern states. Mrs. Price will
»tamp* and other government ««curl
i'rtd Peter* presided and Mia* Julia travel with him and we aJl wish them
tie*. Your government is proud that
Spooner gave a very clear exposition a royal good time.
I...’ins Mt A<la lluimy, of »'J'i* th* young people of lhe nation are
jf the tenure law. Ruth and Carolyn
Mrs. Eateita Rivers, tat* of the Mil
l»7Ui uM tiue 8 f. , w»4 mad* happy developing there mini practical hab
«iolden entertained the ladies, as «lid lard avenue district, will visit her
, i u.«< winner of
in cash for th« it*. I can assure you that the money
Violet riaugner. Refreshment* were brother in Sheridan, Oregon, Thurs
curvet suluUun ol th* contret prob you are now investing in government
day.
served by the eighth grade girl*.
lem la thv "iruiiv al Home“ »ecuun savings »ecuritie* i* very helpful in
Mias
Ruth
Chamberlain
ha*
beer,
Mr*. J. H. Zehrung, 7105 48th ave
meeting
your
country
’
s
great
respon
uf The llrtahi ami the targret num
substituting for Miss Canning and nue, is enjoying a visit with her sis
sibilities While you ar* aiding your
I er of vol««» lor lhe week.
Mi»» Brandt, who are iil and ont of ter, Mrs. A. £. Smith, of Crawfords
Mr«.
I.a>n»y
waa
th*
only governmert through th* purvhaM- of
school.
ville, Oregon.
one M-mling iu tne correct answer, al- there recuritles, you are forming
Member* of the P.-T. A. are plan
Hrs. Will Meacham, of Aberdeen,
though many replie* wore recoivod. habit* which will be most valuable In
ning to give a play in the schoolhouse W ash., returned Monday night to visit
Iiuuiverivntiy, the contest manager the futur* in the mastery of your
in collaboration with the Grange in her mother, Mrs Fanny Pawson,
MM!«t«i an extra difficult name a* persona) financial affair». 1 congrat
lie near future.
who is still at her home at 71321»
the first, t.ilkcy’» Restaurant, and M ulate you on your record and encour
The school teachers all desire to 55th avenue.
thin coulMittsd »evrnlren Iritrm. all age you to continue thia splendid
express sympathy for Miss Grace
Ed Murphy of 5624 61st street was
mitltrrvi through the ad* upon page work.
Goodall, who lost her mother last quite ill Monday night with asthma.
"It 1» my earnest hope that from
»>», it was a tank beyond lhe ability
A
What at nrxt sigh* ep|»-*r* to In- u bund of llludua, Is actually a body of Stun Felu prisoners mariblug to din
Dr. Robinson of Archer Place was
of ihure nut ac«u»tomed to finding *r- the Ireaona of thrift which you are
Basketball practice is keeping the
at a late hour to relieve his
ror», to locate them a)| and then ar learning in your school, by your prac- ner at the luternuM-ut camp at Itallyklnler, County Down. They covered tbelr beads with towels so as to elude the boys busy, and we sre glad to report called
sufferings.
%
range tiiciii to »pell th* name of an the of saving, investment and Intelli <atnern man.
the boy scouts are in a flourishing .
8/- Pow*U. 3729 61st street,
advertiser.
.
„
.. gent u-e of ri! your n»«Aov, yo«> m-.v
condition.
died Monday evening of heart trouble.
!• may be aaW «hat the Herald i early in life get such a start toward
Mr* ?,°Te11, who w,w 68 years of age,
st retch««! a point in order to award financial independence that your suc JOHNSON CREEK
ARLETA STREETS
ARLETA LIBRARY NOTES
was ill but a few days. She leaves
SHOES HIGHER,
the prize. No correct answer waa cess will be assured.
a grown family.
The
janitor
Alfred
Fitzjohn.
is
ill,
"In order to provide for the needs
receiveil un Wednesday up to fiv*
NEED DRAINAGE
CAUSES DAMAGE
SAYS GOGGINS and the work ia being taken care of Rev. Henry W hit*, wife and daugh
oclock, when th* office was clored. of those who desire to invest in larg
by a substitute. It is to be hoped for ter, of Siam, recently of New York,
Mr». Itamej s solution reaching the er amount* than the 25 cent thrift
lhe recent ruins have made street
all concerned that the grippe will not are domiciled in the new Millard ave
••hoe»
are
going
to
be
higher
rather
'Ihe
resident*
of
the
Lenta
Junc
stamp
and
$5.00
war
savings
stamp,
Herald un ’rhureday n?rn!n,5,
the treasury department has issued tion and Gilbert sections arc up in ! «.unuitioua very bad in the district than any lower, says W. t. Goggins, have a long residence with Mr. Fitx- nue manse, at 761#61st avenue S. E.
ertcloMri IM»
*h*h
Rev. W hit* is the new pastor of Mil
two new »ecuritica—a II 00 treasury ■irma over what they allege to be a ! east oi Archer Place and up to and iwnt» merchant, in an interview with john.
Mrr credited »* •
°f.her
Arleta.
Large pools of the Herald. Mr. Goggins bases his
Story hour hursday, 3 p. m. and 4 lard avenue Presbyterian church.
scrlption to the Herald, taken last • sving* stamp and a 82.5 00 treasury nuisance and an abuse to their prop I including
«atcr stand tn low places at street prediction chiefly upon the state of p. io.
i N Wood,e’ ot
.Saturday.
,
.
u savings certificate to be added to Its erty right» through the periodical ov intersections. Unpaved street* are in ine leather market, which ia very un
Some interesting new books are to i2U3 a4th avenue S. E., will be pleased
present list of saving* securities erflow of Johnson Creek.
Another point to be mad*
Every year, and sometimes twice a many places to ait traffic except foot steady, notwithstanding the low hide be had here now, among them being: to know that she is some better after
that in the luturr no one will be P*r- Four of these stamps nd th a few ad
an illness of many weeks
n Itte<| to enter the contest who i» an ditional cents can be exchanged for year, they allege that at times when | ..nd even triose who walk are forced quotations. Between the time when "The Captive.” Hugh Walpole; “The
Mr. Hendrickson, of 6315 63rd
I
io
maka
detours,
traverse
lawn*
and
Mutineers,"
Hawes;
“
From
a
South-
the
raw
hide
goes
to
the
tannery
and
the
precipitation
is
heavy
the
creek
a 81« 00 war savings stamp, or twenty
employe of a firm whore mi
street, suffered a severe accident re
of them with the addition of a small becomes swollen and breaks over its I jump Iruni high spot to high spot to becomes leather, several months ■rn Porch,” Scarborough.
in the Conte»« It would to*V*
Two new illustrated monthly mag cently. Four fingers of his right
a ay open to fraud to a great exUmt. cash payment can be exchanged for uanka, with the result that about 10U0 [ i cacti their homes in the various elapse, and the mere fact that hides
A representative of are down now has only a slight ef azines have made their appearance in hand were broken and it is feared he
the cmpk»y« having sceess to th' a 125 00 treasury saving* certificate seres of land are wholly or partially ' neighborhood*.
will lose the little finger.
Lpon. which are
r X v ’Z I
trust that your savings may In inundated. At the Brooks Mercantile the Herald made a personal inspec fect on the price of shoes at th« time the files; "Asia” and "Home and Gar
William Ormandy, eldest son of
ten,” the latter being especially
cresae in 1921 over what they were in Co.. Foster Roa«!, it was said that ■ lion of thia territory and can vouch they are placed on the market.
buxine** houses-
In Mrs. Rainey
7132
W U Ormmdy« of
Right now, while hides are low, dapted to the home folks.
1920 and that the 81.00 savings the pavement there has been at times : tor the fact that conditions are very
rare, however, there was
The W. C T. U- has given the lib 1132’^ 55th avenue, is out of school
«tamp ami the 825.00 treasury aav covered with water, to the depth, one unsatisfactory Itarge pools of water labor is high. Tannery common labor
nothing unfair. Ww °.bu,?*^r4h‘
for the past week with abscess of the
Inys certificate may be attractive to revident declared, of the hubs of a 1 are standing on 6.3d and 66th streets
**Ven dollari • day, rary a subscription to their official ear.
bulk -f her votes
• ou in the investment of yaur future buggy. For two weeks, it is said, it ut F. «ter Road, and at other inter- ju against $4 in pre-war time»- the magazine, the “Union Signal.”
to th. paper, »mi worked
Arlington Crum of 560.3 70th street
•va* impossible to get to the store M-ctions the surface water is almost skilled men at the business earn as
in finding the name of the firm, for livings-
is suffering a mashed finger—a block
without building a temporary bridge, ;a much a nuisance. A sewer digging much a* 818 a day. With wage, at
that .. -m. and »>*»'*• * °A^r
Sincerai v vour».
RERECCAHS INSTALL
of cordwood thrown hard enough can
D. F Houston. Ree or sidewalk, across the overflowed outfit at work in the territory north this level, leather remains high, al-
eorreet rrplv was received, the Her
The Rebeecah* have installed the make a pretty sore finger. Bub—ac
of
Foster
Road
and
adjacent
to
Arch
thi
ugh
the
green
hides
are
a
drug
on
More
than
100.000
copie»
nf
thè
let-
road.
s’«! awarded her the »5.00 in pay
following officers: Noble grand. Mrs. cidents will happen.
This territory is just outside of er Place ha» found it necessary to the market.
-i-r wer- neceaaarv te rearh al! thè
ment for her zeal Mrs. H»1***
Gertrude Hyde; vice grand. Mr*. Wm.
MDs Hicks, the very efficient clerk
tear up the streets and add to the
•
resuit
of
the
uncertainty
a*
to
-ehmd
houeea
In
thè
United
State»
the
eity
limits,
and
while
143.000
in
employ, of the Cottsg*
Saremal; secretary. Mias Eva Peters; at the Millard avenue uharmaev has
ggheral
discomfort.
the
future,
tanners
ary
not
taking
th*
bonds
has
been
voted
for
Hull
Run
I .mi« nml tnoi< » «■""* **• ®f. ,'TT -nd a «neri»! Nat of sunorlntcndent»
treasurer, Mr* Celia Porter; s'arden.
hides from pickle until ordered They Mr*. Edna Mathis: conductor, Mrs. left her employment to attend busi
water, the bonds have not yet been
est in the contort »inee the dotal« nd principale.
ness college. Her sister, Mrs. J. Bad-
SCHOOL
WILL
HAVE
are
waiy
about
preparing
any
stock
sold nor work started For the pres
Gertrude Saulcer; inside guardian. ley, of 7132*» 55th avenue, will fill
first appeared.
„. k -. i
GOOD
PROGRAM
for
the
future
until
such
time
as
the*
ent. therefore, as in the past, resi
Thia week we Will make a radical
Miss Mary bell Amsbury; outside
can do so with the certainty of mak •mardian; Mrs. Harrv Porter; right her place, and all patrons of the
dents of »he district are forced to de
Chang.-, in unler »hat it may b. eaa- ODD FELLOWS INSTALL
pharmacy are assured courteous, re
ing
a
profit.
for
1
he
following
is
the
program
OFFICERS
FOR
NEW
YEAR
pend upon well water for their needs.
„ , for «..me one to win U»o mon.y of-
«apporter noble grand, Mrs. Lou liable treatment.
Labor in the factories has not as Chadima;
With the overflow these wells are the entertainment to be given by the
H-I..i and get a Dying start
left
supporter
noble
grand,
Mrs. Fanny Pawson. 7132H 55th
yet reduced its demands to any ap
The n*w officer* of Mt. Scott lodge polluted, endangering, those interest school children January 21:
th,- >-h pnar* at th* finish.
right supperter avenue S. E., is slowly recovering
Dramatization, "Three Little Kit- preciable extent. Labor gets the ianr- Mrs. G. H. Coulaen:
jin- . d the name of th* Arleta Thc« No. 1888. 1. O. O. F., were installed ed deciare, Uic Health of tne commun-
Augusta
Gibson;
vice
grand,
Mrs.
from a siege of bronchial pneumonia.
t«ns," room 21; Japanese song and n?\JirOKrtion V the *»>»<««1« mice
ter and enough letters have been om- on the evening of January 4, District
left supporter vice grand, Mrs. Three weeks in bed is a long time
oust galls them is the fact that drill, room 22; recitation, Virginia of tfle ghoe, either in the tannery or Cla’««!«* Clark.
itt«d from th«- mb in question to spell lieputy Grana Master T. C. Cox act
and her many friends hope to soon
the n.me of this popular playhouse. ing a* installing officer. The officer* at!» coauuion ia by no means lriem- Sibley; “Mother Goose Up to Date,” factop-. In* result is that with tabor
Mrs. Harry Zehrang, chaplain, wss see her out and at her jovous work
I nd th.'*e missing letters, mark who took charge of lhe affairs of the .-.uMMe. wuiuisoti Creek, wmen lias rooms 6 and 10; Highland Fling, working on approximately the same too 2’1 to attend lodge, so waa not in of visiting the'sick
lhem w.th BEN AND INK te»r out lodge for the ensuing year on this .«a source ia tne country between Anita Henry; dialogluc song, room sehedute of wages it received during
stalled
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Halim. 75.30
the mile, page and mail it to th occasion were: Frank Mirwald. N G.; arvsoam and lrouuia.e aim its outlet 12; hoop drill, room 8; recitation. ifie war, shoe prices have been affect
55th avenue, are quarantined for
(•„nte-’ Maniqror, Mt. Scott Herald, T.;E. E. Cleland, V. G.; W. E. Gog .u tue wiliamette at Miiwauxie, has Madonna Bradbury; Butterfly dance, ed to the greater extent by the gen
ODD FELLOWS INSTALL
scarlet fever, their small son. Cvril,
F R. a narrow, swift channel, whicn if room 4; living song« in living pic eral economic condition and the neces-
lamia Sin. Portland, Oregon, togeth- gins, C. 8.; Chas. Rohr. F.
The Odd Fellows have installed having been ill for over a week.
°f .i*” ’Perch*nts hquidaUng
e( with the coupon« vou are able to I etterson, T.; A. H. Nelson, W.; A. sept clear, 11 said to be ample to car tures, rooms 14 and 20.
1 his program will be given in Lents ra-her than by any lower costs of the following officers: Noble grand,
ncquire through purchares at tn* J. Greenfield, Con.; A. C. Lundberg. • y uii uie surplus at flood ume. But
Shoe sales at leas W. G. Jollev; vice grand, G. H. Coul- STREET PETITIONS
*.<„ < participating in the c«"uTtv Chap.; George Dilley, R. 8. N. G ; H .< is not kept clear, with tne result school house assembly hall on Friday ™"uf»«‘unn«.
sen; recording secretary, A. !.. Oeder;
afternoon of this week at 2:00 p. m. than cost have been the result
1h. correct answer accompanied by Kalne. L. 8. N. G.; Harry Neugebaur. mentioned.
WELL RECEIVED
Mr. Goggins has been no exception financial secretary, W. L. Ormandy:
R. S. V. G.; Carl Trimm, L. 8. V. G.;
At Ls.nl> Junction is a sawmill, not end again at 8:00 p m. Admission
tin- lnrgv«t number of votes
‘
reasurer.
F.
E.
Cram:
warden.
P.
F.
for
children
is
10
cents
and
for
adults
to
the
rule
and
is
today
selling
many
bred
Hodge.
R.
8.
8
;
Sam
Allen,
L.
now or tor tne last two years in op
thi, uffiee before 5 P ■» W
Street improvement petitions for
eralion. Logs, brush and debris is 90 cental Proceeds will be used to line* of shoes at a figure below actual Murton; conductor. Wm. Saremal; in
will ssm for the *"«%£
J 8. 8
After the inatallation refreshments carried down the creyk and lodge«I ward paying for the new lantern and F0“1- lhu condition cannot continue ride ruardian. A. G. Smith; outside work in the district east of 82nd
lead m the race for the »150 given at
indefinitely; when present stocks guardian. F. S. Hilton. After the in street, have been circulated for the
were served. The toastmaster. Wal against the dnm built to furnish stereograph set for the school.
h Rem,’mime, this monev is
nave been reduced anil merchants stallation a short program was en- p«*t several days, and all indication
ter Sanders, then called on th* new- power for the mill, and it is this fact
point to the fact that before many
have met their obligations, there is toyed, followed by a banquet.
f„r you—we want to pay you to read off leers for remarks. The talk* most -nose interested ascribe as the chief SUNDAY SCHOOLS CONVENE
months have elapsed, the thorough
** ? »^djuatment of prices
worthy of mention were made by source of trouble. They allege that
the advertising of there
SUNDAY. JANUARY 30th .u 5'
that will make the price to the con Mrs. Marsh, of the Millard avenue fares in Lent* and vicinity will equal
Bro. Goggins and Petterson, who the taxpayers in that vicinity contri
merchant*.
Th* ""»V w,y
district, is suffering with rheuma or surpass those of any of the Port
get the prises Is to prove you have cheered and enthused th* member* bute their full share, and perhaps a
The Sunday school convention.Dis- sumer higher than at present.
Mr. Goggins has a rtock of quality tism, which makes it impossible for land suburban district*.
with their review of th* progress bit more, of the money raise«! to keep- trict No. 9, Multnomah county Sun
rend them by marking the
Axel Kildahl, of Lents Garage, is
Onlv thn<e error» •• occur In the art« made by the lodge during the past «he machinery of the county in opera day school association, will be held which he has been disposing of at ner to attend to her work. We hope
in charge of the work of securing
them . ’ve* count Where■ words are few years, inspiring everyone present tion, and they say they are not get Sunday, .lanuarj- 30, at the l-aurel- prices so low that in most cases it the siege will not be for long.
Mrs. Harry Zehrung has been ill signatures for improvement of the
out h’* margin of profit
ablirevinted. as “St. . Rd .
1 • with th* de«ir* to work with greater ting their proportionate share of the wood M. E. church. 12nd avenue and i
“Or.", »he letter* dropped in sbbrire- diligence for th* good of the order.
benefits. It is said that »5.000 at the 63rd street S- E. The program will In addition, his shoes stand up to the with tonsi litis at her home, 5123 58th following street*: 87th, 88th, 89th,
demands made upon them, for he is street S. E. Last reports were that she 90th and 91*t, while W. S. Sander*,
T. C. Cox. J. W. Rummel and W. outside spent in clearing the creek of lie as follows:
int n- do not count, as an abbreyl«-
of the Gray’s Crossing Market, has
tk.n i* not an error.
Arteta Thea E. Goggins were appointed a commit obstructions would remove all causes
3:00 p. m , opening song service, di I thoroughly familiar with the manu was improving.
Mrs. Gilbert expected to leave on the same authority for 82nd to 86th
ter" contains thirteen letters; nnfl tee to arr.inge for an entertainment of trouble and materially affect con rected by Dr. M. M. Reid; Miss Thel facturing end of the business, having
been foreman of a factory in Califor Thursday morning for California on street* inclusive. Both report that
und msrlt the** thirteen nnd vou hav* to be given in February to celebrate ditions there. Frequent complaint ma Mnllet, accompanist.
be signatures are freely made, and in
*« excellent ehnnee to vet the money the burning of the second mortgage has been made to the county officials,
Praver by Rev. F. H. Mizsell, Ana- nia. It has always been his policy to the “Alaskan.” She expects to
very few instances is opposition en
buy for the trade and recommend to gone four or five months.
Incidentally the contest manager
they say, without results, and they Id Presbyterian Sunday school.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Colvey of 7820 countered. Such hesitation as is dis
his patrons only footwear that will
will pay II ‘>0 to the first person call
are
up
in
arms
ever
what
they
allege
3:20
p.
m.,
organized
Sunday
school
W. C. T. U. PROGRAM
ing the nllcntion of the Herald to
to be the negligent attitude of those work. State Secretary Norman John give satisfaction; he knows a well- 55th avenue entertained the Welfare played is usually from those who do
made shoe frem sole to counter and Club of Millard Avenue church the not want to be the first to sign up.
nnv error hi these particular ads that
charged with the duty of protecting son.
second Tuesday in the month. A very On later visits, when this class of
A program in obaervance of na their interests.
stand* back of every pair he sells.
ir not one of these missing letters.
3:50 p. m., business session.
With all of the above to be taken profitable business session was held, property owners find their neighbors
Don’t forget that 1200 vote« are tional constitutional prohibition day
1:05 p. m.. special music. Misses
•ollowed by original refreshments, favor the project, they join in approv
given with each subscription, new or vaa given by th* Arleta W. C. T. U. PROPERTY OWNERS KICK
Norma anti Mary Bicknell, Laurel into consideration, a forehanded man delicious coffee and doughnuts, right ing it
or
woman
will
do
well
to
lay
in
a
renewal, to the Mt. Scott Herald. lust Sunday afternoon at th* Kern
wood
Congregational
Sunday
school
ON PAVING CONDITIONS
One difficulty usually found is the
out of the pan, hot and crisp and
Thi- number will go a long way to- Park Christian church. It was as fol
4:10 p. m., “Decision Day", Rev. F. stock of footwear at the present time. moltingly good.
Everyone declared reaching of the owners of vacant
Shoes
will
probably
not
be
lower
and
wnrd securing a prize, if you are lows: America, audience; selection*,
More than 40 property owners re B. Culver. Ta>nts Evangelical Sunday
they were the kind you read about, lots an«! those of non-residents. In
clever enough to comply with th* oth men’s quartet of Laurelwood M. E. cently filed a protest with the city •chool, followed by general discussion. they may coat more if you wait.
but seldom have the pleasure of eat many cases opposition, if any is en
church; scripture lesson; prayer; text
er terms of th* contest offer.
4:55 jF tr . banner award. A beau
ing. The meeting adjourned , to be countered, comes from this class, but
Arleta Theater was choren as th* of 18th amendment to constitution; council against paying the United tiful new haincr will be awarded the
held next month at the home of Mr. a large percentage come through
answer to the second contest, and ev selection, Kern Park Christian church Contracting company for the paving «■chool having the largest per cent of STREETCAR TRACKS
of
65th
street,
charging
that
it
was
and Mrs. F. E. Cram. These present when they can be reached.
UPON FOSTER ROAD
eryone throughout the Mt. Scott dia- choir; reports from foreign countries,
its officers nnd teachers present.
A report was current that one sec
trict is familiar with th* location of Mexico, Rev. Ghormtay; Siam, Rev. rapidly disintegrating because it had Winning of banner three consecutive
TO BE SHIFTED SOON were Mesdames F. E. Cram. Frank
been
laid
on
a
wet
foundation.
Upon
Price, Wm. Ormandy, Chas. Demetier, tion of 84th street had turned In a
thia popular movie house. Four thou White, Japan, Rev Finley, different
times makes it permanent property
a
red-hot
protest
being
made
to
the,
sand iHHiple earh week add to their countries. Rev. Alic* Handsacker.
The tracks of the P. R. L. & P. Co. Geo. Colvey. Parsons, Henry Thieman petition that was 100 peg cent strong.
of »he school.
pleasures by a night spent at this Rev. Mahlon Day, of Canton, China, council, Commissioner A. L. Barbur
will be shifted from their present lo and Messrs. Cram. Ormandy, Colvey, This could not be verified, however,
Ckising
nrnver
and
benediction.
theater, and one and all prnise the head of a Christian college, who has said the department of public woTks Rev. F. F Finley, Lanrelwood M. E. cation along the south side of Foster J. H. Zehrung, Thos. Mallory Sr., Rev. at the time the Herald went to press.
Petitions for the following streets,
management of thi* house, both for travelled extensively in that country, is willing to order a flush-coat of as
road from Fiftieth to Seventy-second Henry White.
Mr and Mrs. E. G. Ford are the with the work desired, are .out at
the courteous treatment accorded made an interesting talk. He is an phalt spread over the job. but he de Sunday school.
street southeast to the center of that
its patrons, and the bigh quality of uncle of Rev. Owen Day of Arleta clines to go to the rescue of women
thoroughfare to enable the city to proud parents of a baby girl, born present: 82nd, sidewalks; 83rd, 84th,
pictures shown. Male it a point to Baptist church, who wag present and in that vicinity who get stuck in.it ARLETA WOODMEN INSTALL
porperly widen that street and prop Monday, January 17. Mr. and Mrs. »5th. 86th north of car line, 87th
The
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NEWLY ELECTED OFFICERS erly pave it in connection with the Ford reside at 7343 53rd avenue S. E. south of Foster Road, 88th, 89th
attend *ome evening soon, if you ar* sang a solo. Johnson Smith, prohi when it softens next summer.
The Cram class of Millan! avenue 90th and 91 st, sidewalks and curb and
not already a patron, and you, too, bition agent for Oregon, was present meeting was characterized by some
paving program to extend out to
Thursday evening, January 13. the Eighty-second street, it has been an church grave a delightful shower on 12-foot pavement.
will lie a booster for the Arleta Thea and «poke interertingly in the work plain talking upon the part_of those
interested.
Petitions will be ready for circula
newly elected officers of Arleta nounced by the department of public Mr. and Mrs Henry Thieman (nee
ter.
of his office.
Myrtle Brock) at their home in tion late this week for the following
Camp No. 805, Woodmen of the works.
Watch for the announcement next
MRS. IOLA CAIN POWELL
w*ek of the standing, also th* winner
World, were installed at Woodmen
The shifting of the tracks was Woodstock. The class reports a very streets: 93rd, 94th, 95th and 96th;
The Mt. Scott Herald la at this
avenues: 56th to 60th inclusive from
of a crisp $5 note. Remember that
hall, Arleta. They were: F. G. Gil agreed upon at a confertnce held by enjoyable evening.
___ , surely
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abiding faith
Measles is responsible for the dis 92nd east to 97th street.
nt the finish »1559 will be distributed time
strap, consul commander; P. M. Pic- Commissioner Barbur with President
Mrs.
Etta
Iola
Cain
Powell,
of
3729
among the first five contestants; tidy in the future of this community in 65th street, passed away at her resi ; rd, advisor; W. F. Mahan, banker; Franklin T. Griffith, Vice President comfort of the 16-months-old son of
H AROI.D P. ETZEL
sums that will go a long way toward putting its mopev into this contest, dence on Monday. Mrs. Powell waa J. A. Bowen, clerk :F. W. Quinn, es F. I. Fuller, City Engineer I.aurgaand Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shapland, of 85th
street
the expenses of that desired vacation now on, as ¿escribed in these col bom January 27, 1856, and waa aged cort; C. Jenny, watchman- E. E. Bax and City Attorney Grant.
Doris, 6-year-old daughter of Mr.
Harold P. Etrel, four-year-old son
next summer.
It coats absolutely umns. Now, Mr. Merchant, you that 64 years, 11 months and 20 days at ter, sentry; Henry Lee, manager.
and Mrs. Harry Miles, of 88th street, of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Etzel, of <315
nothing to enter, beyond th* effort have decline*" to advertised your the time of her demise. Funeral ser
F. A. Beard, district organizer of
SPECIAL NOTICE
in
tin
.
recent
pest
with
the
wars*
_
.
r
south of the track, had her tonsils 34th street southeast, died of pneu
nrccRSary to rend the ads and save
the order, was present and acted as
claim that our circulation was not vices will be held Saturday morning installing offi."rs.
The big program to be given_ at and adenoids taken out one dav this monia at the family residence on
After the cere
the coupons.
»uflcirnt—you are called, and it now at 11 o’clock at the Kenworthy par monies, District Organirer Baker Millard Avenue Presbyterian church week Dr. Stout did the deed and Do January 15.
Funeral service* were
lore, the Ixsnt« Grange, of which de
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„ _ as ____
getting _____
along
well ___
as ____
can held in St. Peter’s church on Monday,
The father of Mrs. T. A. Droste, remains for you to prove whether ceased was a member, in charge. The and local memb.tr were called upon will be held Wednesday evening, Feb. ris
that
was
a
mere
subterfuge
or
wheth
residing at Ridgfield, Wash., has suf
for short talks. During the evening 2, instead of Tuesday evening, Feb. 1, be. Her baby sister Dorothy has the Rev. Fr. O’Flynn officiating. Inter
er you really ar* in earneat in your remains will be shipped to Yamhill, a big feed vat served to the large as heretofore advertised.
measles.
ment waa in Mount Calvary ceme
fered a stroke of paralysis, according and
help build up this community a* where services will also be held Sun
COMMITTEE.
M m . Frank Price leaves next week tery.
number preset
to word recently received.
day and interment take place.
well as benefit your own welfare.