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Guaranteed Circulation 1500 iHt. Subscription, $1.50 the Year. Wralh LENTS STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1921. News Happenings of Lents and Surrounding Country Social Affaira Are Source of Pleasure to Many*,Personal Items and Ixicala of Interest to Herald Readera Tersely Told ARLETA WOMAN BELIEVES HON SAFE IN SOUTH SEA Faith In a "spirit guide" a Portland mother to believe that her son hex »«A-vived th« mysteriom dis up pearance of the naval tug C on«« toga an«l is »efe with three compsa- ions on an island tn the South bom . Somewhere on a green dot in the turquoise expanse under the Southern Cross the four survivors sre wilting In the hope that the velvet wind that rustles the palm fronds will How them a rescue—the “spirit guide" has said. Through the cosmic oracle the mo ther has heard that her son la safe but lonely. It will be four montha, she says, before she hears from him again. Mrs. B M. Smith of 4417 06th street is the mother. The aon ia Eliaa _____ __ man, chief boatswain's mate. United Slates navy, who enlisted from Port lad in March of 1914. “Hr agreed,” said Mrs. Smith, “that if anything ever happened to him he would come to me from the spirit world." Now, although he has not done so. •he she has leai learned his fate through the medium of the “spirit guide.“" Mrs. Smith declares. She smiles with supreme confidence as she tells the story. Life is not all beauty among the coral seas, according to the message related by Mrs. Smith. One may gn,w homesick even there for the island to lonely and neither white sail nor rolling smoke swing past It often. Both herself and her son are spir itualists. Mrs. Smiht said. The Conestoga—whose utter disap pcs rance sometime in April presents one of the great enigmas of the seas sank in a typhoon 200 miles off Pearl Harbor. Mrs Smith says her "spirit guide” told her. and her son ad his companions rode out the storm on a raft. According to the more materialix tic reports from the navy department the vessel has simply vanished with out trace. A last radio report said that her tow had broken loose and that the tug would stand by. Since that lime moat of the Pacific fleet ha« been on search for her, without result Zimmerman ia a member of Palea of the Masonic order Other relatives are a brother. Les C. Zimmerman, who is in the merchant marine, two sisters. Daisy Zimmer man and Mrs. Francis Owen, both of Portland, and his father, E. M. Zim merman, of Montana. Another Oregon man missing is piewlore M, Lliaberg of Tillamook.-- Portland Telegram. HERE AND THERE ABOUT THE CITY Little Items of Interest to Herold Readers Culled From All Over the Rose City. Olive Bennett sued A. M. Bennett, automobile man of Portland, for di varee thia week, altering her hubby mania for contracting debts. baa a _____ which greatly embarrases her, she avers. She seeks to have the court impose a further obligation of $300 a month alimony, to relieve her peace of mind. SEWER BIDS ARE BELOW FIGURES OF CITY ENGINEER Bids opened Wednesday morning on street and sewer improvement jobs before the city council showed that J. F. Shea was the lowest of three con tractors who s'jbr..itted figures for construction of the much discussed Foster Road se.z-t sy<tem. Shea’s bid was $338,6.31.49 for vitrified sewer pipe. His bid was close to $65,000 under the estimate made by City En gineer laurgaard. According to the number of 40-fool lota estimated to be in the taxable district, this will probably mean an assessment against each such lot of about $25.20. The sewer system is one of the largest improvements undertaken in the city in several years and com pares closely in cost with the Tanner creek sewer and Columbia slough channel. The Hauser Construction company submitted a bid of $338358. while Jacobsen-Jensen company’s bid was $353,501.59. Bids were referred by the council to the bureau of public works for check ing preliminary to signing the con tract for the work. Guaranteed Circulation 1500 VOL. XIX, No. 25 Ar/eto, Kern Park, Millard Ave., Tremont, Wooamere Many Affairs of Interest to Community Related in En tertaining Way by Correspondent of the Herald Some prople «njoy throwing money Whitney Boys’ Chorus gon branch of the W. M. A. of the louis Wilkinson spent last week to the birds, but It Is generally the The Whitney Boys’ Chorus concert United Brethren in Christ, will be visiting friends al Drain. Oregon. buuanls who get the benefit of it. given by the boys at the auditorium Held June 29. 30. at this church. 8725 was a great »uccess. Cliff Johnson, who moved to Gan- The readings 32nd avenue. Morning session begin Born, Monday, June 20. to Mr and ton about two week« ago. was In town and songs were well rendered. _______ _____ The ning 9:30; evening, 7:30. To permit the repairing of the Mrs. H. Ossana of 9121 67lh avenue, numbers deserving of special mention Tuesday. The pulpit was filled last Sunday floor system of the Morrison street at the Good Samaritan hospital, a were Nathan Weston in “The Old by Rev. Mrs. C. P. Blanchard. Rev. bridge, county commissioners an- Bob Chapman, popular clerk In daughter. Flag Never Touched the Ground ” . Shepherd was ill bnt will be able to Mnwd Monday it will be closed to John D.’e grocery. Is enjoying n mer Reading, "In the Dime Museum". A preach Sunday. His subject will be Mrs. J. B. Kilbourne «nd son Ben all vehicular and street-car traffic it»<i vacation. cornet solo by little Edward Carey of at 11 a. m, “Christ First"; 8 p. jamin Jr. of Chehalis, Wash, visited for approximately two month«, com Seattle and the closing chorus, where “Your Conscience". Kasper Wilcox, late-lamented lent* Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Kelly last week. mencing June 27. One walk of the the last note was held one minute and realtor, will open an agency in Rose Mr Kilbourne la a ar-^naoer man. Mrs. E. E. Parrott left Wednesday bridge will remain open for the use seeming died away in the distance morning burg, rumor hutn it. lx» Angele«, where «he of pedestrians until further notice. like one voice, received much ap will make for A. D. Keworthy of Mnts was el- home with her daugh plause. The manner Prof. Whitney ters, three her J. S. Royston has sold his plaoe on roted pnaldent of the Oregon state live there. She The store and premises of C E. has of bringing out the voices of all is a member of of whom Gilbert Road to “Nick”, the painter Ixiani of embalmers* examiners at a church and will Testerman, Russell street grocer, ages of boys into musical harmony, be greatly missed this meeting of the board held late last Unison A Domer made the deal. from her accus- were raided last week and good to a is surely wonderful. week. tomed seat. value of hundreds of dollars found Mrs. Kasper Wileox has rented her Failing in their attempts before the which are said to have been stolen by Mr. and Mrs. W. Hart disposed of home <>n 64th avenue to a Mr. Tucker Herbert Collins and son Harold, of Laurelwood M. E. box ear thieve« who are held for the city council to block the construction property on 70th _____ street _____ and and family, recently from Colorado. Caldwell, Idaho, arrived in lx-nts on Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.. a live their of the Foster Road sewer and im murder of "Buck" Phillips, railroad gone to Colby, Ore., where Mr. >rnlng. ■' Mr. Collina la a Maadav momini ~ school with classes, for all who come. have provement, objectors have taken up Otto Wohlfiel has taken rooms in son-in-law c. detective. Testerman was unable to nart has charge of a fillinj* filling station. of --------- Rev. B. — S. Wargoner, —___ Ihr Eaton building on Woodstock av «6.39 8T>th street. give $500 bail and is held at the coun the fight with the county commis Preaching at 11 a. m„ subject: “Our Th.-y »ill be greatly mis-.d bv the sioners. They have employed former Covenant”. Epworth League at 7 p. church here. enue, between V2nd and 93rd streets. ty jail. City Attorney L. A. McNary to rep m. Lecture by Rev. Phillips at 8 p. Mrs Wm. Elchclepp was taken to Dan Young and wife, reskiing at St. Vincent's hospital last week to Insulting young girls led to the ar resent them and have organized the m., subject: "White Slavery”. Choir Ixx-al and Personal Amand, have gone to California on undergo an operation. At last re- rest of Abe Blond, an ex ■policeman Southeast Portland Civic club with practice on Wednesday evening at 8 account of the failing health of Mr ports she was «loing as well as could Mrs. Dave Byers of 67th street. who was discharged from the force 1500 members, to prevent the pre o’clock. Prayer meetings on Thurs who has been at Goldendale. Wash.. n«wi., Young. tie expected under the existing cir by Chief Jenkins for shooting a lect being carried through, if pra si day evening at 8 o’clock. The mens’ and boys* banquet, given for the past ten weeks, came home cumstances. motorist lieeause he looked bad to ll«*. Regal Milla has sold his place on at the church last Tuesday evening, last Wednesday. She reported a son The club feels that the cost of the Blond. A complaint on Blond’s ac 94th street and 64th avenue, and is Mrs. Walton of Crescent City, Cal- sewer and pavement has been inequi was a very delightful affair. 60 or bom to her brother and wife, Mr. and tions was made tn A G. Bender of now located on his 20-acre ranch ifornis. is the guest of Mrs Roy I»a the Claypool apartments and Patrol tably distributed and that it is too more being present. The basement Mrs. Claire Bolster, who formerly re- near Gaston. via for an indefinite length of time. men Ferry and Abbott placed him un high anyway. It asks that the county of the church was artistically decor ^ided on 67th street. Sunday evening der arrest charged with disorderly withhold tax funds from the enter ated in the Baraca colors of dark blue she was again called back to Golden- Miss Nellie Rinehart of the John Mrs. Walton and Mr« Davis were prise and refuse to permit county and white. The program, consisting dale by the serious illness of Mrs. conduct. Day country, and a cousin of J. E. schoolmate« and taught school to roadH to be torn up for the construe- of toasts, music and a short talk, was Bolster. Uiwlikc, was visiting in lente the gethvr in days gone by. , greatly enjoyed by all. After the above was written and Mrs. Ann Ixtuise Agee, charged tion of the sewer past few days. Roy nnd Wright Davis drove to Dainty refreshments were served put into type, word was received on with the killing of her husband. Salem Sunday with their families, and the men proved themselves to be Tuesday of the death of Mrs. Bolster, R. J. SU-ffy announces be ia in the Harry Agee, was brought into court GUNSTER FUNERAL CORTEGE who passed away at Goldendale on painting, tinting and paperhanging accompanied by their guests. Mrs. PASSES THROUGH LENTS royal hosts. Tuesday at 2 o’clock and arraigned Walton and the Misses Graham. the day previous. She left a husband business, in a display advertisement on a charge of first-degree homicide. They report seeing a beautiful coun Bible School and four children, one an infant ten One of the largest funeral corteges on the last page of thia issue- Mr. Hammersly, deputy prosecuting try but encountered some pretty The Bolsters are well The Bible school opened as sched days old. attorney, read the indictment. She ever passing through the streets of Mrs. Goggins was reported quite rough roads in route to and fro from did not plead to the charge. Trial of lx-nts was that of Gari Gunster, uled Tuesday at 9:30 a. m.. with an known in the Kern Park district, ronsulerably improved at last reports, Lents. the case is not expected before the member of the fire department, who enrollment of 318 and a good percent where they formerly resided, and whic h will be good news to her nu many here will sincerely sympathize fall term of ctmrt because of a con tost his life in the May apartment fire age expected to come in yet. Domer A Dolson is n new real es merous friends in the lent« district. or June 15. Services were held at A full quorum of teachers were on with the bereft family. gested docket. tate firm, starting in buaineas at 9133 Mrs. James Welch of Beaverton, ■ he municipal auditorium Monday at hand, numbering fifteen, and each has Clarence O’Neil received a check Foster Road, succeeding to the room Mrs. formerly of 70th street and 37th Mileage compensation of 10 cents 10 a m., with all members of the city from one to three helpers. for $100 from a distant relative last recently occupied by the departed avenue, was in attendance at the for county employes and officials council, delegations of firemen and Banks spoke in general assembly. wrok. a pnsunt which a whole lot of and muchly mourned Kasper Wilcox, graduating class party last Wednes police and hundreds of Portland citi The schedule for each day is as fol whom officers of the law have been who use their own automobiles in other people would appreciate. She was president of •couring this territory for several conducting the county’s affairs, was zens present. The fire truck carrying lows: 9:30 to 10:50 a. m„ Bible study day evening. Julian has a good buy in No. 1 first days past. cut down to eight cents Monday by •uniters body was escorted on its in room; 10:50 to 11:10. recess super the parent-teachers* association of growth cordwood; also some heavy the county commissioners and in fu way to Mt. Scott Park cemetery by vised play under the direction of the Kellogg school the past year. Little Miss Marcella Jones of 67th E H Woodward. Dr W. V Coffin country slab at lowest possible prices. ture those who use their own auto delegations of policemen, firemen, park supervisor and Paul Newmyer; Residence 9418 Foster Road, phon«- and Prof. Floyd Perisho of Newberg mobiles will multiply by eight in labor Temple representatives. Span- 11:10 to 11:40, music, directed by street celebrated her seventh birth Vpterans and a band. Several Rev. F. H. Mixsell; 11:40 to 12:15, day June 18, with a company of fif «38 70. 04 tf made the Km worth vs a social and stead of ten in making up their k teen friends present. A tea party business visit in Lents last Tuesday. monthly bills to the county. Cost to hundred automobiles followed the cor. mission study or general assembly. Ralph Stans of the lente Real Es Mr. Woodward has been engaged in The faculty is as follows: Pripci- was given in her honor, with table the county has been running as high lege. During the hour in which the and Chas. Austin departed tate Co. . ______ _ liody lay in state hundreds of people 2®*- the newspajM-r business in Newberg ■ Mrs. J. J. Handsaker; Rev. let-orations of pink and white. as $700 a month for these ears. Tuesday upon a fishing trip down the for the past thirty-one years, as pub Mrs. George Hamill gave a musi •Ly.the r<Lffin and left Gowers E. O. Shepherd, Rev. White. Rev Neatucca river in Tillamook county, lisher of the Graphic, until selling his TWENTY-FOURTH $5 PRIZE as a tribute to the fireman’s memory. Finley. Mrs. E O. Shepherd. Miss cale Tuesday evening at her home. Copies of resolutions seeking the they expect to return today. Rev. J. J. Handsaker left at 5 p. m. office recently. Rabuck. Miss Henike. Mrs. Workman, WON BY CLARENCE O’NEIL permanent assignment of the old bat Mr. Heid. Mrs. Hall. Miss Alma Hol- Sunday for New Y’ork City and sails AUTOMOBILES IN CRASH* tleship Oregon to Portland harbor, Married, Miss Delta Kelly, «446 The Coxes, Hodges, Dilley« and ONE WOMAN INJURED lingworth, Mrs. Stella A ilson, Mrs the 30th for Armenia. He gets to With a total of 293,200 votes. Clar which were recently apoted by the daughter«. Christianson«. Dr. and S9th street, and Jam«ia W. Robertson Belmore, Mrs. Cora Gaines. Mrs. J. Port Athens, Greece, the 18th of July city council, have been mailed to the ence O ’ Neil was the winner of the of ladysmith, Canada, at home of Mr« Lundberg. Mrs. Moor« and the touching at Lisbon, Portugal and An automobile driven by E. N. H. Zehrunx. Glen Sanders. principal cities in the'state in an ef trade-at-home contest this «reek, brifle, Wednesday, June 15, 1921, by Doffrnmryers picnicked at San Rivera Azores islands. He will reach Con Whitlow of Falls City, and containing fort to enlist their support in n con thereby taking the 24th $5.00 prize Rev. Griffith. The happy couple de- on ths Columbia Highway last Sun stantinople about the last of July. Arleta Congregational Church six persons, crashed into t)ie machine certed effort to obtain the historic the Herald has awarded for reading part«*d to the home of the groom in day and report a jolly time. The Misses Marx- and Norma Bick Mr. Handsaker well deserves the City Auditor Ftgik of E Appanalp of Foster Road at Canada following the ceremony. The the ads on that page and saving the fighting craft. 2nd street and 47th atemie at 11:30 left Wednesday a. m. for Chica honor conferred upon him in being Gilbert * Moore have recently «arents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. coupons given by Mt. Scott merchants has taken charge of the work and is Saturday. Mrs. Julia Pierson of Sa nell go, where they will visit for a few called to Armenia. inclosing a letter asking the mayor participating in the contest. Started n grocery store at 9707 Gil /. V Kelly. Fred Reese of 5319 72nd street left But two more weeks remain before of each city to bring similar resolu lem, a passenger in Whitlow’s car weeks, then go on to Michigan and ‘his week for a two weeks’ vacation bert Road. They are recently from w» taken to St. Vincent’s hospital stay for a while, reaching Detroit Axel Kildahl and Art Geisler foiled the contest eiraes and the final prizes tions before the council. Missouri and the first-named mem in the mountains. Mrs. Fannie Paw- with severe injuries to her lower about the first of September, where ber of the firm mentioned is a brother their tents and quietly departed from of $150 are awarded, so it behooves lOn is staying with Mrs. Reese in his they will enter the university. Thc ’ r 'Z-J.' ot ' ler passengers in the car. Dame contestants to get busy going down Charges of disloyalty and unpatri of Wm. Gilbert and a relative of nu lent« last Monday evening. absence Fred will have some fish Remember that otic conduct have been filed against which turned completely over and many friends regret their leaving, as and bear stories to tell on his return. merous other Gilberts in thia locality. Rumor hath it they are in the Des the home stretch. was wrecked, were Mrs. R. L. Young they will be missed in the church cir chutes country, ostensibly upon a even* subscription, new or renewal, Henry Albers, former head of the Al and three children, of Salem. Miss Ella Beckelhymer has re Mr' cle. Services began in the tabernacle, fishing expedition and will return to the Herald, carries with it 5000 bers Brothers Milling company of Whitlow is the father of Mrs. Young. turned to her former position at the Sunday was children ’ s dav at the near the Lenta library, on Thuraday this evening. Unless they divvy up votes, and a live hustler can secure Portland and other Pacific coast cit church and the beau Millard avenue drug store. She has evening at 8 o’clock. They will he with the Herald there will be no pis quite a few in a abort time, earning ies, by Barnett Goldstein, esteemed roaming around in the room above Congregational tiful pageant given by the children been visiting her parents at Fremont. a liberal commission in addition held under the auspices of the Free catorial prevarications appear in loyal knight of the Portland lodge of that in which she was sleeping Mon- was much appreciated by the large Neb., since the first of September. For next «reek's missing letter con Methodist churoh. All are cordially these columns next week. Elka, It is said, and an effort will be day night About 3 o’clock audience. In it were the children of Her many friends are very glad to in the test, the name of Fossler*s Market, invited to attend these aervices. made to oust him from the order if welcome her home. Mrs. Edward Clousrh of Ix>s Ange onp of Icente* popular food empori the charges prevail. The action was morning she was awakened by muf- the Bible, the children of history and Edwin Zumwalt, brother of Mrs. R. fled sounds. She listened and the the children of the present. Great ums, has been selected. les was an overnight visitor of Mrs. Harold Henry, twelve years old. based upon his utterances against the sounds persisted—footsteps D. Armstrong, 7013 62nd avenue, credit should b e given Mrs. T. W. and the The standing I. F Coffman. She was enroute to to date is as follows: living at 9720 57th _ ________ avenue, put two government during the war. when he A burglar __ Davis, primary superintendent. Lois leaves for Power River, British Co 1305.780 was on board of a train He decried scraping of furniture. toes out of joint Wednesday while at Seaside, where she was called by the Clarence O’Neil . lumbia, Wednesday morning. He alarm was telephoned to the police, and Vera Pratten. Margaret Leitch ., illness of her mother, Mrs. Mary Ir 1,194.570 play in lente park. According to re this government and lauded that of and the latter were led to the cham Handsaker takes with him little Elaine Arm The ladies ’ aid served luncheon at Gurdon Ogsbury ., win. sister of Mrs. Coffman and a 277.700 port, he wax sliding down what is the kaiser. strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. ber from which the sounds issued Luckey cottage Thursday noon. Mrs. Gena T. Locke .. 144.750 known as the fire pole and landed a well known visitor in I^ents. D. Armstrong, who will spend tile ■Hie door was bunt open and a flash Claudine Moore .. Clough expects to stay in Oregon 117,000 bit harder than he expected. The summer with her grandparents. Iaonard L. Wilson of E. S6th and Arleta Baptist 116.750 Thompson streets, and Ix-on V. Starr light sent a disc of brilliance upon a playground supervisor threw one to«- about three months. latest reports Miss E. V. Barker Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rhode of Pen Subject for the morning service at dleton, who were married the l«th of «1300 of Montavilla. are alleged to have in small, much-distressed mouse with beck while Dr McSloy manipulated indicate that Mrs. Irwin is slowly im Mrs. B. F. Jone« Anita Henry .... proving. 59,700 vited Mrs. Ed Knox of 4322 41st one hind foot caught in a trap, hop the Arleta Baptist church is “Sowing June at Philomath and who are now the other into position. feebly about in efforts to re Tares”; evening at 8 p. m., “Grit and Alex Allison .... 22,750 street, to ride to town with them on ing ¡pending their honeymoon in Port Backbone”. Rev, Owen T. Day, pas land, 8,200 Monday afternoon and then driven to ease itself. Marriage licenses were recently is Ix-ntx is becoming famous. A wife O. M. Shields .... were entertained at dinner by tor. 3,400 a section of the city not very densely sued to the following young people elop«>d with a neighbor and carried Miss Helen Kanne Miss Velma Shepherd at her home, The dying echoes of protest of the 1.950 populated and mistreated her. of the Mt. Scott district: William I. away $6’ 00 of her husband’s money, Lucille Dugan ... 6733 32nd avenue. Tuesday evening. She telephone rate increase hit an ampli Fourth United Brethren Speck, 27. of Astoria and Edith A. A and the gas company took $1.00 of Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes will be at home escaped by leaping from the moving fier in the city council meeting Tues The church fair was a decided suc Rmethurst. 18. 8820 Foster Road: the Mt. Scott Herald’s money, all in FLOWER MISSION PROGRAM automobile, bruised and with clothing day, when the commissioners took cess last Friday evening. The chicken to their friends in Pendleton after Gilbert L. Harmon, 2" 2 _ _ «2nd one short week.—Sunnyside Gazette. 19, 3933 AT W. C. T. U. MEETING tom, and notified her husband The check on their present telephone bills dinner was all that had been adver July 15. street and Selma C Stahl, 1«. 640’> Yea, verily, brother Lee. And just Miss Florence Hoffman, whose pa police arrested the men, who are said as compared with those of a few tised. The Christian Endeavor Jun Road; Albert L. Peper, legal today an employe of the company rents live near Oregon City, who has to have been drinking moonshine, ob months ago. before the new rates iors had a booth where they sold toys Mrs. Blanche Hedin was hostess to tained by them in exchange for 5530 31«t avenue and Daisy Mae Ciir- stuck hi« head inside the office door came into effect. Figures from the for the kiddies, and wer^*quite well been attending the Girls' Polytechnic rie, legal, 6019 47th avenue. this week, for which we suppose we the Mt Scott W. C. T. U. at the test strawberries. school, will spend her vacation with purchasing department showed that meeting, June 14, and the flower mis rewarded for their work, as were the them, leaving Saturday to stay until will be asked to pay. the city is paying $441 a month in sion program was under the direction Otterbein Guild girls, the Sundav Among the new arrivals brought In the effort to check the crime cold cash now, over and above an al school and ladies’ aid. A good pro September. by the stork to homes in this section Friends of Fmll J Arn, a former of Mrs. Ella Fankhauser. Mrs. Hedin wave J. F. Carlan of Seattle Is spending now apparently sweeping the lowance of approximately $1600 gram was given. Those deserving of gave a brief sketch of the origin and ?.** .th~ fo,l<”ring: To Mr. and Mrs. resident of l<ents, will be gratified to his vacation with his father. J. E. city and to curb the immoral element. worth of free service under its fran history of organized flower mission special mention were the May Pol« H J. Butterfield. 5811 77th street, a learn he has recently purchased the Carlan, 32nd avenue and 67th street. the. Roy Scouts “colored son on June 15th; Mr and Mm. J. E. sixth Avenue grocery and will wcon- work, and Mrs. Fankhauser read a Chief of Police Jenkins announced a chise agreement, for telephone ser Rorn, to Robert Rankin and wife, general police shakeup Tuesday. As vice. The amount represents a month short article telling how Miss Willard band (?) which was a burlesque. Farnsworth, «203 R9th. a son, June tlnue the policy of his nredeeemor— of 5110 66th street. June 20. a son. a result about a score of police offi ly increase of more than 100 per cent introduced it as one of the depart There wa ? a J®rge and appreciative «; Mr. and Mrs. George L. Durham. to sell good goods and give courteous Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Deeks, 7106 It was a 51st avenue, are the parents of a son. 10338 55th, a daughter. June 13; Mr treatment Mr. Arn Is an ex-service ments of the national W. C. ft!, cers have been switched to other over that of the months prior to the audienci in attendance. Sergeant Schad was nut back rise. success financially and socially. and Mrs. R. G Hall, a daughter, June man. amiable and industrious, who under the supervision of Jenie C ms I- beats. born June 22. .13; Mr. and Mrs. H J Yost. 8435 merits the patronage of the residents dy, a life-long invalid. Other read in uniform and Sergeant J. J. Keegan The school election last Saturday of the traffic bureau place in charge Clarence E. Peck, superintendent of ings followed and Miss Culver de Millard Ave. Presbyterian 54th, a aon. June 10. of that neighborhood, thus assuring in precinct No. 127 was well attend of the moral squad. The changes, motor power department of the O -W. lighted the sudience with a beautiful A surorise party was given Rev. __ him the success he deserves. ed. The largest vote was cast tn the the chief said, were due to consider R. A* N. Co., was shot and seriously White vocal selection. Curfeys Pharmacy la advertisings Tuesday evening at the home history of the district. Needless to The next meeting of the Union will able laxness, bootleggers, gamblers wounded by his wife as he lay in bed of the Misses Alma and Aimee Hol- say, results were satisfactory When film-developing and printing service .A party asked the writer t’other dav for amateur photographers, a feature If al' the advertisers that patronized be held with Mrs. McKinley. 92nd and vice reigning uncurbed in the last week. He staggered to the tele lingwiorth. upon Mr. White’s return people desire results, it is up to them nt wi” •* the Panting free of a certain denominational newspaper street, Tuesday, June 28. at 2:30 p. m. city. Few arrests of women, who are phone and notified the police, then from Rockford, Ill., where he has to bring them about. especially active, have been made. collapsed on the floor. Mrs. Peek ad been visiting his mother. a 10-inch enlargement of the beat belonged to that particular Christian He also The rain of the past week has done mitted the shooting but claimed she went to Chicago to visit his old col film turned in each day. Mr. Currey faith. We informed him that was not CLYDE MILES DEAD much damage to early cherries and meant only to wound him in the hand. The city is In the market for two 1« of the progressive tvne of businem necessarily the case. lege at Lake Forest university, where In fact, that to hay that had been cut the first of AFTER SHORT ILLNESS triple combination fire trucks for use Peck, it is said, had been attentive to he was given the degree of D. D. He man who never complain« of busine«“ the Herald, although from the many the week. other women and remained away of the fire department, following au being poor, principally because he Is church Items appesring in its col received a warm welcome home. Fifteen new residences have been Clyde Miles, ll-year-old eon of Mr. thorisation by the council Monday from home all of the night previous. a hustler and make« patronage come umns each week, might be considered The W. M A. society has disbanded built on 67th street this spring. A son of the couple wus ill at the to him by dealing fairly with hi« cu«- s religious Journal, its numerous sd- and Mrs. W. D. Miles of 8«1« 46th for the purchasing agent to advertise for the summer and there will be no Raspberries promise to be a big tomers. vertlsers. like the psner. was not as avenue, died on June 21, after an ill for bids on the new equipment. The time with diptheria and worry over meetings until September. crop this year. his condition and the husband ’ s neg The young cost ia estimated rougnly at $26,000 religiously‘inclined, st times, as they ness of but nine days. Mrs. Kleinschmidt of 5123 71st man went in bathing on Sunday. June for the two. Specifications call for a lect was the cause assigned by the While Wm Anderson, general should be. Third United Brethren street, was taken to a hospital on wife for her action. She was released 12, and as a result contracted pneu pumper capable of throwing 1000 gal manager of the Oldsmobile company The business and social meeting Belmont street this week Mrs Klein lons a minute at 120 pounds pressure on bonds. Peck will recover. for Portland was attending the Evan- Misses Agnes and Alice Graham, monia, which caused his demise. of the Christian Endeavor will be schmidt has been seriously ill for st the pump or 500 gallons at 200 Surviving him, besides the parents, gellcnl church In Unta last Sundav recently from Denver, Col., are visit held in the basement of the church at some time. A striking sailor, «aid to be John are the following brothers and sla pounds pressure. Tn ■ addition the evening, his car in some unaccount ing with Mr. and Mrs. Wright Davis. Fremont Byers, who has been in the 8 p. m. Friday, June 24. able manner took fire, but the blaze Mias Agnetf has been a teacher In the ters- Wm. D. Miles, of Woodbum. truck muat carry a 40-gallon chemi Darrell, about 30 years old. was shot The Junior C. E. will hold its busi university at Eugene the past school was extinguished before any serious high schoal at Clay Center. Kansas, Mrs. Nora Obray, Samuel. Edward. cal tank with equipment nnd have a and killed Monday night in a battle ness meeting today (Friday). 2:30to year, returned Friday to spend his damape was done, although he was and will attend summer school at Eu Earl, Joseph, Mary and Adeline Miles, hose bed for 1200 feet of regulation with four policemen at the entrance 4:30 p. m. A social hour will be vacation with his parents on 67th hose One of the new machines will to the docks of the Shell Oil company compelled to eall on the Eagle Garage gene. Miss Alice has been head li all of Portland street. He ia a rnemb« r of the navy About 9:30. James spent after business meeting. Funeral service« will be held this be installed at Fourth and Taylor near Linnton. to tow the ear home. Onr printers brarian at Qttowav, Kansas, and both Christian Endeavor leader Sunday, and four weeks each year reports for devil suggests with no sacrilege in ware schoMmatex of the Davises. (Friday) afternoon at 1 2 o’clock, at streets and the other held in reserve. Anderson, driver of the Linton bus, 7». m.. Miss Velma Shepherd; topic, duty. reported to the police that eight men . 2„ parlors ,_‘_J on 92nd tended that Bro. Culver must have They are delighted with the Willam the Kenworthy C. H. Blanchard was greatly sur- I Interment will " be in Mult Mrs. T. K. Gray, 435 Newton were laving in wait for strikebreak- “Famous Characters” been preaching a pretty warm ser ette valley and Miss Alice expects to street (Continued on Page Four). The annual convention of the Ore- ( Continued on page four.) mon. , nomah cemetery. street, was aure ehe heard a burglar remain here permanently.