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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1921)
-■ — EVANGELICAL carnei! N 'S Paint! Paint! Economy furniture Store Pure House Paint, reg. price $4 A $4 25 gal . spi. $8.6.1 gal. Our Cot tage Paint, reg. $3J15 gal., spi. per g*!.. $2.M. Made with pure Lin seed Oil and contain» 55 per cent lead and sine. Shingle Stain. 5-ga). cans, gai-, $1. Green $1.16. Gra> $1.25. Plaider Wall Board. 5c sq ft All goods guaranteed as rep resented or money refunded. L. A. HARKER Prop. The losing »ale in the Y. P. A. contests entertained the winning side with a weinie and marshmallow roast About 45 young on Friday night pnopla met on the vacant lot on the corner of Ik'th street and Woodstock avenue, where they («asssd the time playing lively outdoor game« and consuming the good things. A very impressive baptismal ser- vice was coi inducted Sunday afternoon by the pastor about four miles from Lents on Johnson Creek. Our Sunday school is planning to join all the other Evangelical Sunday schools of the city in a picnic at Jen- nings Lodge July 4. It sia agreed at the picnic last year that this should be an annual affair, so it is expected that there will be a largo attendance. The annual cpmpmeeting of the Holiness association will be held at E. S.'îrd and E. Mason streets from July 21 to 31. The principal speak •rs will be Dave Hill and Cnaa Stalk er. Immediately following this meet ing, from Aug. 2 to 12th the annual can-.pmeeting of the Evangelical a* sociation will be held at Jennings Lodge. The first two days will M given to the W. M. S. for Rs conven tion. The annual childrens’ day program "»••.II be held Sunday night at eight o’clock. The program is being ar- raged by Mrs. Heddin with the as sistance of the teachers of the school. HERE AND THERE ABOUT 1THE CITY howavar, tatting away with anything Strong opposition to the pro i posed I ordinance to license and regulate for- Little Item» of Interest to Herald I tune telling, palmistry, phrenology, Dealer in Readers Culled From All Over spiritualists and other praetieoo has the Rose City. developed, it ia said, from ths First NEW ANO I SEI» Fl R\ITl RE Spiritualist church. Ths ordinance Stoves and Repal lire. Rugs. Carpet.«. The city____ ____ ____________ ministerial association interferes with religious liberty, it is Stone wiuv. Cruna ware. Granite- voiiueu. The spiritualists have no met Monday at the Y. M C. A. in claimed ware, Garden Tools. Rubber Hose regular monthly meeting, It was «Je- objection to curbing the fakers but and Aeeewries. Galvanized Ware. cided to leave it with the churehea as believe that as the measure ia drawn Wash Boards, Tubs and Boilers. It will curb the freedom of the to whether or not Hilly Sunday »hoi -------------------------- ,----- _._>uld Satisfaction Guaranteed he called to hold a serie» ofmeetings churoh. LENTS STA. PIÏHOCK < HAZEL SOIS 92d ST. in the near future. ______ Rev. Constance, Mysterious** Billy Smith, ex-wel- of the Highland Congregational, was 145 1st St Phone Main 6978 elected president of the association tarweight champion pugilist of the Only five weeks more of the contest. 7 IE world, who conducts a soft drink par- for the ensuing year. — ler on Third street, was shut through A Rev Mcl-arvn of Portland Com the hand in a brawl in a cafe on Rus mon» was threatened with a ducking sel street Tuesday night No one in at McMinnville Sunday night, when the place would tell how the »round he endeavored to express his views was caused or who inflicted it The at a public m«<eting on the dance injured man claimed that he had lost question, which was to be voted on a watch and some money in the af F’:«'% i.n Mr. Mel .aren was rescued fair. by the town marshal and others and E. Waldorf, member of a Southern AU Kinds oí given an opportunity to leave town, All oi Plants for later the election decides! by a vote Pacific construction crew, stationed of over two to one to regulate public at Third and Miles streets, enngtd dances rather than forbid them, as a prowler ia a desperate struggle in Mr. Mclaren and others advocated. front of a railroad toulhouse in that At Lowest Prices Possible The peppery little Scotchman has a district early Tuesday morning after heart a» big as an ox but sometime« he had surprised ths burglar in the in his real gets off on the wrong act of robbing the place. Waldorf foot and by his indiscrete remarks told the police he cut his unidentified overshoots the mark and makes ene assailant badly about the face and INCOItPOIt*rCD mies. with the result that the work of hands during the course of the strug Our Motto: “TRADE-AT-HOME" the more practical workers for good gle. It is said ths combatants rolled down two 50 foot embankments be are handicapped in their efforts. 9502-67th Ave. PORTLAND Phone 622-15 fore the crook tore loose «nd made Police believe the man Complete returns from 238 pre his escape. ST. PETER’S CATHOLIC Z cincts out of 413 in Multnomah coun waa after tools with which to burg- Beginning next Sunday masses 0:1 ty show «hat the soldiers' bonus and lari»« buildings. loan bill is carrying by more than Sundays will be at 7 and 9. Phil Sheridsui council, a branch of i three to one. Notwithstanding the CLARENCE O’NEIL WINS Office: East 3230 Paving Materials V ive dollars more the American Association for the Re widespread effect this measure will cognition of the Irish Republic, was have upon the taxpayers of the state Plant; 6322-60 Macadam Roads After a abort lay-off. during which formally established by the state or- I and all of the former service men. gonitor on May 26th, with a charter there was approximately only 40 per he enjoyed hi» vacation. Clarence O’Neil ia right back thia week with membership of 33. Dr. P. J. O’Don i-ent of the registered vote cast. 273,630 vote», the largest number nell was unanimously elected presi The fire apparatus bond proposi turned in for the week in the trade dent, Chester Cieslinski vice presi dent. George Burns secretary and W. tion on the city ballot was defeated at-home conte»t, and as a mult he ■J Roland treasurer. Meeting nights by a vote of almost three to one. For ia $5 00 richer Williamson Bro» Is the name sel 291 Hawthorne Ave< will be the first and third Thursdays. the terminal measure, providing for A goodly number of men and wo the vacating of certain streets, the* ected for next week’s missing letter contest. The business firm men men met Tuesday night to formulate vote was three to one in favor. tioned recently moved to 7004 S2nd a program for the Fourth of July, From returns available to the Her street, where they are engaged in when the annual dinner will be given ald when we go to press thia week, a furnishing the people of that locality by the parish. The Rev P. Beutgen passed awav little earlier than usual because of with high-clas» merchandise at rea Plant: Kelley Butte, 94 and Division Sts., PORTLAND, ORE. Monday morning after an illness of the Rose Festival, it appears that »enable prices Find the miaaing let 18 months. Father Beutgen’s mis- the veterans bonus and loan amend ters which go to make up the name PORTER W. YETT. Contractor. t ' sionary labors had taken him all over ment and emergency veto measure and send it in with your vote«. the state and the last was the estab easily carried: the sixty-day legisla lis'nment of St. Peter's parish. Lents. tive proposition and the hygienic / A Funeral arrangements were not made marriage bill have lost and the wo men’s jury bill, a reasonable meas at time of writing. Father O’Flvnn returned from the ure. is in doubt. headwaters of Deep Creep Thursday I’lv/ ▼ 11 One Way from Portland to Lents Advertisements undtr thia head Alexander Miller, a gyp«y »wain, after three days fishing, with a full basket, after catching the legal limit is alleged to have decamped with a ng 10c per line first iaaortion; 5c We Can Move You Out of the Muddy Street subsequent issue each day. Dr. O’Donnell is showing daughter of “Gypsy George” and $500 per lino each M22 Foster Road a photograph of himself in fishing at belonging to the father of the younir Minimum charge, 25c Phone 612-59 Count 6 gypsy girl and the police of Portland tire with a long line of fish in his hand, which fish he got, not eaught, are ««-arching for the elopers. Accord- words to the line. ing to the father, the money was to at the parish rectory. have paid for ten licenses at $50 each FOUND—Pair of spectacles, on Fes ter Road, near 92nd street. At permitting the women of the tribe to ¡SEVENTH DAY ADVEN HSTS Herald office 23-tf tell fortunes in the city. After get CRESTON CAMP MEETING ting !he money he found the city hall FOR SALE—Horse, harness, wagon to be closed and went back to the with express business, plow and The annual camp meeting of Sev- canip with the cash in his pocket. cultivator it wanted. Enquire at The money, girl and Miller disap nth-Day Adventists opened Saturday «015 92d street, G. W. Hartfelder. to continue until June 19 at Ores ion peared simultaneotpily, George said 23-tf park. Favorable weather conditions Min Esther Carlson, a stenogra made the speedy completion of ac LOST -Saturday, three $5 bill» and a comodations at the park possible, and pher. 34 years old, died Tuesday Si bill, between Foster Road and morrfng at St. Vincent ’ s hospital as all was in readiness for the opening car on *4 th St. Kinder please re Electric lights, grocery-, cafeteria, a result of a self-inflicted gunshot turn to Herald office and receive (book store, telephone booths, public wound directly below {he heart. Miss reward. 23-lx reception and rest tents were installed Carlson shot herself, apparently with 1 HAVE SOLD DODGE end have spare for the many visitors attending from suicidal intent, last Friday night in I tire, tube and rim, nearly new, for -iifferent party of the state and a Portland law office, where she was $20 Also leather top cover and employed as a stenographer. No Washington. several used tube» to go at S10. E have established a service I’reaching services are held three reason for her act could be «riven by Our experience with paints and Man’» bicycle »15. 5502 85th St. Itx The tor women and men who painting practice goes back more I times daily in the pavilion pitched in friends of the young woman. bodv was removed to the morgue and the center of the camp, said to »eat want to do small jobs of interior than 72 years. We are one of the officials are seeking to communicate WANTED — Woman for general -omfortablv about 2500 people. housework. One who will take good painting, varnishing or refinishing country’s largest manufacturers. Tn addition to this main pavilion with relatives in Colorado. care of 2-year-old child. Phone of furniture, floors, bath rooms, Our experts make a study of speci ’here are a number of smaller met mornings 615-45. 23-It I'rowlers who broke into the Fifth walls, and bric-a-brac ing pavilions for the different kinds fying paints for every kind of use. Scientist church, 4224 62nd street, S ACRE on Gilbert Road, outside of of work to be conducted. Follow Fuller ’ s “ Home Service ” It’s a free service. You simply Speakers of national reputation Monday night, procured nothing more city limits. Has a large house tell us what you have to refinish, Specifications, and you’ll get the from the east, middle west and south valuable valuable than an old type with city water and gas. Price exact effects you ’ re looking for. how finished now and what effect are attending this meeting. Arthur writer. according to a report filed $1800, easy term». D. J O'Connor. Don’t think you can’t because G. Daniels, world president of Sev- with the police Tuesday. A desk was you want to get. 92nd St and Mt. Scott earline. 23 enth-Day Adventists, traveler, author broken open and an effort made to We tell you how to do it—in you haven't done this kind of work get into a strong box, without suc FOR SALE—An Oak Hoosier cabi and preacher of great ability, will be detail. What kind of material to before. Let Fuller products and net, dark finish. ln«Tuire at Econo m Portland and will bring a most in cess. Fuller service show you that you my Fum. Co, 6015 92d St. 23-lt use. What kind of brush. What teresting series of message» dealirg can. The “Gladway” is the name of the with problems of national and inter method. Where to buy. THE PARLOR MILLINERY will be Remember — don’t allow sur national interert. He will describe American I-egion carnival which op You can work transformations faces to rot It costs less to paint I from his own personal observation ened this week in Portland. It occu closed the last part of the present month. In the meantime all sum in home things that will surprise them. the conditions which he has found in pies three blocks on Eleventh street, mer hats will be sold regardless of Europe and other parts of the world. starting at the armory. The street» you. Old bedsteads, tables, chairs, coat. 21tf Where to Buy have been roped off and there is Ministers and gospel workers from woodwork, floors, bath tubs, etc. plenty of room for everyone to walk the northwest and local fields are Important thit you get the right CENTRAL OREGON LAND to trade are old really, on/y on the turf ace. also in attendance to take a leading about and view the concessions. El for vacant lota, or anything you to be »ure to go to the right Paint, varnish or enamel them, material ectric lights have been strung in at part in the speaking. The music is ttere for Fuller pro have. Call 6324 96th St.. 18-tf and— they’re new! tractive colors. There am many at featured at each preaching service, duca». Cot out coupon tractions, inrlud : ng a country store. MISS EFFIE BUYER will make directed by Professor I. C. Colcord of We make a special line of paints, below a» a memo to ladies’ hats of your own material direct you. Portland. varnishes, etc., for just this kind to order. Satisfaction guaran Police searching for a gambling den Write u» now — a of home work—Fuller’s "Home port card—for complete teed. 6028 41st avenue. Phone under North Fourth street were LIMITATIONS IN) NOT LIMIT forced to wade ankle-deep through Tabor 1152. 17« Service” Paint Products,— for you catalog of Fuller*» Spec the Willamette's overflow but their ification “Home Serv to use. We all have our limitations, but search under No. 35 of that street CALL R. HEYT1NG. phone 625-67, ice’* Paint Produ for sand and gravel delivered at a They dry perfectly, spread easily which tells just wha few of us realize when we have was rewarded by the finding of Nick reduced price. _____________ 17-tf reached them. and smoothly, and give every de buy for the work I.ee and ten followers of the fickle Th<- average American is a peculiar god de s of chance. Fantan was the FOR SALE—Hone, fine roadster: sired result. You'll be surprised have in mind. Send full description individual. An obstacle may seem game and the men played back of buggy and harness, latter nearly to learn what you can do—once of, and get our free adente relative mountain high to him, but he has an barred doors. to refinishing furniture, chairs, bric-a- new. Or will trade for good milk you've used them. inherent objection to acknowledging brac, basketry, etc. cow R. Heyting, 45th ave. and that it is insurmountable. The ap- ; Ed Wickham, a fanner, drove up 82d street. Phone 625-67. 17-tf parentlv impossible only whets his to the police station Tuesday and in determination to conquer. ANYONE neoding pasture for stock vited the officers out to see what he Perhaps it is just as well that lim-1 had in his farm wagon perked out call Automatic 619-34 or see J. F. Wing. 8929 Foster Road. Lents. itatiow do not bother us. We are side the door The surprised police Pasture six miles out. 14 not afflicted with the doubts and un- found in the wagon, hog-tied and j certainties and vacillation that retard helpless, one of the ger.us “hobo’ cap ' the progress of some countries. We tured by Mr. Wickham anil hi» hired WANTED—To rent, small tenement with water and land for garden. i accomplish our tasks while many man early Tuesday morning and tied Address Box 19, Station C., Port- peoples are debating their possibility. up for safe keeping. Vomiche« - Inoirili The captive land, Ore.14-tf It is an American trait, and a good is said to hav< been helping himself one. Come out and dance every Satur M’f’d by W. P. Fuller & Co. to milk and cream when taken. day night with the crowds at Cedar Dept. », S»a Priacisco G. A. R. EXPRESS THANKS Trirl of the sensational suit of the ville Park, at I.inneman Junction. Pioiwer Paint M»naf»etwera (or 72 Year» Kstabluhed IMS board of school trustees of the Epi»-1 Four-piece music; dancing 8:30 p. m. aaekM ia I« Citi», ia tke West-Deal« Everywhere In behalf of Reuben Wilson post, I copal diocese of Oregon against Dr. to 12 30 a. m.__________________ 14 tf Ajtojriw to | wish to thank all those who assisted A A. Morrison r<ctor of the Trinity' is in decorating the G. A. R. grave» Episci nal church, started in the cir on Memorial Day, also thank those cuit court Wednesday morning, after who furnished autos to and from the two vmrs delay in the local temples The charge Is that Dr. two cemeteries. We are too feeble to of ji. tier. PAINTING and SAVE THIS walk that distance, so we feel very Morri- >n, through another, sold to the (Cut this out »nd pvt it ia your pock«» board of which he was at the time a DECORATING thankful to those who so kindly pro book or handbag u a memo) vided transportation. In behalf of mcmlx r land worth not more than MILLER'* PAINTS Faller's “Home Service” Paint product» the post I wish to thank the princi $10,00<> for »25.000. »r« told by the foUowinc in your city. Dealers In pals and rcholars of fonts and Wood- mere schools for the fine and patri Will'nm Welch, son of County As Paints, Oils, Varnishes,Wallpaper otic entertainment they gave the post sessor Welch, captured a burglar at Bu tiding Material. Etc. and circle on May 26 and 27. What work when he returned home late on 2 door» north Katzky Dep. Store the schools did then and the patriotic Monday night. When Welch ordered recitations they gave will never be the prowler to come downstairs the 5702 92nd Street forgotten. latter complied hut »hoved a gun in OREGON LENTS Again thanking you all. John Wai- Welch’» face and locked him up. Then I ______ / rod. Commander. the bold bad man beat ft, without, Pot Plants, Flowers and Funeral Work Windows, Boxes, Baskets and Garden Mt. Scott Greenhouse Mind and Body are both nourished and strength- ened by judicious use of high grade meats. That is the kind of meat and you pay no more. Eggiman’s Market CityMotorTruckingCo ANNOUNCEMENT AUTO TRUCK HAULING CONTACTORS CRUSHED ROCK. SANO and GRAVEL MOVING ROSE CITY VAN I am a first-class Carpenter and Wood Worker; also Sash in » any claaaof thia work. I I have and — Door — .1 — an — Man; . . establishment . * _ . I experienced . I J . L. »» a just opened on t Foster Road, east of 82nd street and have the stock of GLASS on hand there formerly carried by the Central Sash & Door Co. of Port land with whom 1 was associated for six years. Call in and see me for anything in this line, if you want good work manship and materials at reasonable prices.) a Classified Ads Sun Porches a Specialty. /*- Most of our customers are constant CU8- tomers—returning to us repeatedly for whatever they may need, from tires and tubes to practically everything n the nature of motor car accessories. That you can make yourself with paint, varnish or enamel You may be an out-of-towner—you may not live where we can serve you constantly —we may have opportunity of serving you only once. Neverl helps« it is our endeavor to make our service such that you will alwys remem ber that once, and wish that you could be a constant customer of such a service station. The Lents Garage AXEL KILDAHL, Proprietor Phone Fuller^ V tftCISICATlOH 615*34 8919 Foster Road See A. S. PEARCE 9111 Foster Road--Lents Phone 619-13 Home ServicePai nt« •J X The Constant Customer Transformations Lents Hardware Co- Fancy Plate and Florentine Glass I H. H IUVAL KRAI i L I i j FosUrRMd J. Ost E. ol (2nd SL Home W. E. Waide & Son we se//, tor all kinds of Sheet Metal Work .1 make Copper, Tin and Galvanized Wash Boilers, [Champion Chicken Founts, Hoppers, Feeders, i, Metal Hens’ »Nests, . .estfl, Trap Trs Neats, Brooder Canopies, &c. Stoves, Pipes and Elbows. I can save you money on Furnaces. All Work Guaranteed. Repairing a Specialty. r GOOD FOR FIFTY VOTES Mt. Scott Herald Trade-at-Home Contest Mt. Scott Herald, lienta Sta., Portland, Oregon. Please credit this coupon to: Name Address