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Station. Portland. Oraron
Geo. A. McArthur
KERN PARK REALTY
COMPANY
Parcel Post System and the Salary of
the Fourth Class Postmaster.
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Good roads problems now have the
attention of every progressive citizen,
mainly for the reason that almost ev
ery municipality or farming district
is now judged by it* accessibility to
motor vehicle traffic. It used to be
that the proaperity of any particular
section was entirely in the hands of
railroads or some other particular
form of public utilities. But at the
present time, it is in the power of ev
ery citizen of the community in which
he may reside, to make it prosperous,
as well as a healthy place in which
to live.
Every locality is now judged by the
condition of its streets or roads. The
first question you are asked now when
you tell anyone where you live or
where your business is located ia:
How are your roads? If your street
has not been improved you will gen
orally say that your neighbor would
not sign a petition or that it costs too
much at the present time This is in
some instances very true, but it is
more often the ease that you have not
familiarized yourself as to the cost or
the methods of payment for such im
provement?
The mthods of payment for muni
cipal improvements in the city of
Portland are 'Very liberal and within
the reach of every property owner,
'ilie average improvement will coat
about *150 per lot of forty feet. This
coat can be distributed over a period
of ten years with interest at the rate
of six per cent added, making a
monthly payment of not to exceed
$1.50. Considering the fact that it
has not increased the value of the
property, there is no question about
you being able to afford the amount
neces«»ry to improve your property
and at the same time the general
conditions of your neighborhood.
The building of good roads and the
continuance of muicipal improvement
ia also of the very greatest import
ance at this time, for it gives employ
ment to many needy workmen and
helps the retur nof conditions to nor
malcy than any other effort of public
endeavor.
It is for the foregoing reason.« that
the Herald urges the liberal sign-ng
of the petitions for the improvement
of the streets of the Mt. Scott dis
trict. It is the surest and quickest
way to increase the value of the prop
erty of the community, while nt the
same time the residents are enjoying
the improved health and other bene
fits that accrue when it is no longer
necessary to wade through mud and
water.
Now that the “Shadow” is In tKe
toils, the Portland dailies will be hard
put to «ecure a first page “play-up.”
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Oue of the crying needs of the service is a elassided civil service
status for thirst and fourth class postmasters. The parcel poet system
has placed a burden on the nos*ma«teni of Ulis class that is all out of
proportion to their compensation. Since the ¡larvcl post system was es
tablished it has grown to gigantic proportions, and in the smaller towns,
where a large percentage of buying is done from mail order houses, it
forms the bulk of the mail handled
The present compensation of the fourth-clasa postmaster is fixed on
conditions that existed a half century ago. Ilia pay is baaed on a per
centage of the cancellation of stamps in the outgoing mail. Incoming
mail is from three to eight times greater than the outgoing maxi, and
the postmaster gets nothing for handling it That means that he has
from three to eight times more work to do free than his paid work.
An adequate wage scale, l>a«ed on the hours of service required and
the amount of work performed, is what the National league of Post,
masters stand* for, and congress will he asked to grant such scale at the
coming session.
Olcott is self-explanatory: “Replying
to your request relative to the matter
of a prison paper. I wish to say that
the magitine ■l<cnda-Han<i.‘ which
recent!) - ispondvd publication, gave
some highly gratifying service, which
1 think had splendid results both for
the men inside the walls and in bring
ing about n clearer understanding of
prison conditions to people outside. A
prison paper properly edited and
managed 1 believe to be an excellent
asset to the institution and a strong
factor in the betterment of prison
conditions. Hen. W. Olcott-"
CONQUEST OF THE AIR.
When, next year, Ui making new rec
ords In the conquest of the air, shipa
of the air circumnavigate the »-.rib la
a oew record time. Il will probably
become a part of history llrat the Pa-
cifle ocean, much vaster lhau the At
lantic. has been reduced to narrewei
proportions In a much lew time. IV.
hare yet to await the record to be
made In vanquishing Padfle ocean <!•»
lances. But what we may with safety
assume, eonslderln« all luiproveu'vtiia
made In air navigation since Captain
John Ahsx-k and Lieutenant Brown
made the first non-stop flight across
the Atlantic between St. John’s and
CBfden ou June 14 15, 191». Is that,
barring accidents, some of the con
testants In next year’s competition
will tnak.i relatively belter records In
crossing the Pacific. Distances are
much greater, says St lx>ule Globe
Democrat.
The Atlantic ocean Is
3,000 miles wide at Its widest polut.
while the Pacific Is 10.000. The aver
age width of the Pacific is about twice
as great as that of the Atlantic.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP-
ERTY
No. 1BW
Notice io hereby givon that pursu
ant to the order of the Circuit Court
of the btate of Oregon for the Coun
ty of Multnomah, department of pro
bate, duly made and entered on the
15th day of January, 1*21, in the
matter of the estate of Mary lie
Hallie ter. deceased, authorizing, di
recting and empowering the under
signed as administrator of the said
estate to sell at private sale Lol el
even til). Block tores (3), Oakhural,
n the City of Portland, Multnomah
County, Oregon, to pay the debts
against said relate, the undenugned
will on and after the 19th day of Feb
ruary, 192), offer the said property
for sale and sell the same at private
*a^ to the highest bidder, subject to
the confirmation of such sale by the
aforesaid Court; and, that,
The aforesaid sale o fthe aforesaid
property will be made for cash only,
and said land will be sold subject to
the tern* and conditions of a certain
nntract for the sale of said lands
entered into between the deceased
and one Mrs. L. P. (jraham, upon
which contract of purchase there re
main» unpaid a balance of Eire Hun
dred and 4l-100ths (*500 41) Dollars,
pavable in monthly installments, dur
on tile 22nd of each month, of Eight
(*800) Dollars, including interest on
deferred payments at the rate of 6
per cent per annum; said contract
open to inspection by interested par
ties at the office of H. P. Amest, at
torney at law, N®. 9133 Foster Road,
Portland, Oregon.
Bids may be submitted to the un
dersigned at the office of H. P. Ar-
r.est, his attorney, at No. 9183 Foster
Road, Portland, Oregon, at any time
after the aforesaid date of February
19. 1921.
Date of first publication, January
21, 1921.
Date of last publication, February
11th, 1921.
A. D. KENWORTHY,
Administrator of the Estate of
Mary I eBallister. Deepened.
H P. Arnest. No. 9133 Foster Road.
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Through silent trees the sunlight
comes to flood the !>ench so well de
signed for lasy comfort. A man whose
Have you entered the Herald’« face seems younger than his nge sits
trade-at-home contest? If you have quiet at peace, his thoughts afar, his
not, you are parsing up the oppor mind a romping ground for fantasies
tunity to secure one of the cash re
that seem mirrored in his eyes, which
ward« for reading the advertisements
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
of the progressive merchant« of this glow and live In the placid face be
district It coats nothing to try be shows the passing world. Awake he
19129
yond the effort
dreams and through fancy gains again
the youth that, slipping and elusive, In the Circuit Ciurt of the State of
There is no better time than the seeks to leave his grasp, says Milwau
______ for th. County of Mult
Oregon,
nomah;’ Probate Department.
present to leave 11.50 at the Herald
Journal.
Night
comes
and
with
It
kee
office for a year’s subscription to the
Notice is hereby given that the un
only community paper in the Mt. such fulness of the moon as lends a dersigned. A. D. Kenworthy, has been
Scott d'strieL Jf you cannot bring spell to earth’n uneven outlines. Back appointed by the Circuit Court of
it in. Uncle am’« deliverynum gets he goes along the dusty road which the State of Oregon, for the County
here every morning, and a check or leads to home and work, remade I of Multnomah, 1‘robata Department,
as th. administrator of the estate of
money order will secure for you 52
issues of a paper that will grow bet through solitude and Idle thoughts, fit Arthur Ferguson, deceased, and has
again to occupy his prosy place Io qualified, as required by law.
ter with each number.
All periona having claims against
busy marts or noisy shops.
said estate are hereby notified and
The evangelist who was driven
required to present the sama under
from a northwestern town for char
81« hundred Rnvdnn Reds will now <>ath with proper vouchers therefor
acterizing the high school of the dis
trict as a hot-bed of iniquity, will be be deported. Although their own gov. I attached, within six months f rom
more careful in the future as to the ernment embodies their theork. and the date of this notice, to the un
nautre of his remarks Even his fel has had ample tluie and opportunity dersigned at the office of H. P. Ar
low clergymen expressed their disap to demonstrate this theory to the nest, 9133 Foster Road, Portland,
| f Ircgon.
probation. The traveling preacher is
world, they seem to And living under
Dated and first published, January
ordinarily a useful citizen and a good
Christian; once in a while, however, this government much more comfort 14. 1921.
Phone «15 31
8919 Foster Road
last publication, Feb. 4, 1921.
one of them suffers with an overdose able, prosperous and even more free
of zealousnesa and raises particular
A. D. KENWORTHY.
SUMMONS
7
mischief. The other brothers of the In the Circuit Court of the State of
Administrator of the estate of
cloth are usually left to repair the
Oregon, for the County of Mult Arthur Ferguson, deceased.
harm done after the itinerant has
H P. Arnest, No. 9133 Foster Road,
nomah.
left town.
Portland, Oregon, Attorney for
Elizabeth P. Fefles, Plaintiff,
Office: East 3230
Paving Materials
Administrator.
vs.
Plant: 6322-60
' Macadam Roads
A sordid story, Lotizso’s. His wife Andrew Fefles, Defendant.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
had trod the primrose way, he said,
To Andrew Fefles, the above named
and because of it something snapped defendant:
ititi
in his head. Wa opine that perhaps
In the name of the State of Ore I In the Circuit Court of the 8tate of
he is apprehensive right now that gon: You are hereby required to ap
Oregon, for the County of Mult-
something else just below his head is pear and answer the complaint filed
nomkh; Probate Department.
due to snap after the judge and jury by the plaintiff above named in the
Notice is hereby given that the un
has passed upon his case. If Mrs. Lo- above entitled suit against you with dersigned, A. D- Kenworthy, has been
291 Hawthorne Ave.
tisso strayed from the straight and in six weeks after the date of the duly appointed by the Circuit Court
narrow path, she paid the penalty. first publication of this summons, to- of the State of Oregon, for the Coun
There is something repulsive in the wit: on or before Friday, the 11th ty of Multnomah, Probate Depart
actions of a man blackening the char day of March, 1921. If you fail to ment, as the administrator of the es
acter of a dead woman to save hit answer the complaint herein within tate of Phillip (or Philip) White,
own neck, aven if his charges are said time, plaintiff will apply to the deceased, and has qualified, as re
Court for the relief demanded in said quired by law.
true.
Plant: Kelley Butte, 94 nnd Division St*., PORTLAND, ORE.
complaint, to-wit: for a decree and I
All perHons having claims against
judgment
against
you
forever
dis-
I
LEND-A-HAND" IN NEED
«aid estate are hereby notified nnd
PORTER W. YETT, Contractor.
solving the bonds of matrimony be-1 required to present the same under
OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT
X.
tween you and the plaintiff herein, onth, with proper vouchers therefor
and that plaintiffs maiden name of attached, within six months from the
‘T.etid-a-Hand,’’ the little magazine Elizabeth P. Wilson be restored to I
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date of this notice, to the under
published by the inmates of the state her, and for her costs and disburse signed at the office of H. P. Amest,
penitentiary, which suspended publi ments and for ,150.00 for her attor- I
9133 Foster Road, Portland. Oregon.
cation last fall, will be again issued ney’s fee« in this suit, and for such
Dated and first published, January
if enough support can be secured to other and further relief as to the 7, 1921.
pay the actual expense» of publica Court may seem just and equitable.
Last publication, January 28, 1921.
tion. The magazine has a field of its
This summons is published by or
Will promptly fill vour order» from up-to-date GRO
A. D. KENWORTHY,
own which it acceptably fills. It is der of the Honorable J. P. Kavan
CERIES I RESH FRUIT. VEGETA IILR8. TA H I, E
Administrator of the Estate of
known all over the country as one of augh. Judge of the Circuit Court of
DELICACIES nnd other good things TO EAT. We carry
the beat of it« character, and the sub the State of Oregon for the County I Phillip (or Philip) White, deceased.
FLOUR nnd FEED.
H. P. ARNEST, 9133 Foster Road,
scription price is one dollar a year. of Multnomah, made this 26th day of
Special attention given to phone orders, and a new nnd
Portland, Oregon, Attorney for Ad
Warden L. H. Comp tort, Salem, Ore January, 1921.
dnendabk deliveryman will get your purchases to you
ministrator.
gon, will receive checks and money
Date of the first publication is Fri
orders for subscriptions, and the one« day, January 28th. 1921, and date of TO TRADE—*3000 home bringing in
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will receive twelve issues of an in
W S. U’REN,
chicken ranch or amall house and
Phan« 616-34
Ninety-Second street
teresting and instructive publication.
Attorney for Plaintiff, Oregonian I Kiperty suitable for chicken ranch,
The following letter from Governor Building, Portland, Oregon.
one «28-12.
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