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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1921)
■■■r1 Bertha Loui«« Kiwuner Teacher of Piano HUMMER t'l.ASSFR BEGINNING 45-Minnie l.ennona SI Pupil of Lillian Jeffery* Petri Auto ¿14 1)4 4710 ’.2nd St. H E. Slab and Block Mixed Delivered In blgf /x *7C truck loads, «pproxi- /3 mataly 1W cord. ... Phone Tabor 1544 Lea ve Order« at ,3104 With Street D. J. O’CONNOR REAL ESTATE Cor. 92nd and Woodstock Ave. LEN1H STATION Phone 62« 75 _______ Phone 633-60 . LENTS ICE CO. &T Trucking A. D. Kenworthy & Co. Call Aut. Lasts 2011 Eagle Garage Local or Long Distance Haulint FUNERAL DIRECTORS Fourteen positive and suspected case« of diptherm developed at the Y. M. C, A. boya* camp at Spirit lake, Wash., last week and early in the present. They have all been re turned to Portland and the other boys m the camp are said to be free from the disease, showing negative cul tures. The boya were all placed in Itenta St«. 5602-4 02ad 81 quarantine in the city isolation hca pital and other hospitals by the citv MKmiUUUUtO health officer. Dr. L. Howard Smith of Portland was sent to the camp as When You Want to Move ; siron as the seriousness, of the epi demic became apparent Snrvieo Glv«n Day or Night Cloee Proximity to Cemeteries Enables Ua to Hold Funeral« at a Minimum Expanae Phon. 418 21 Nippon Florist Co. Ihoa* Taber M4 Bedding Ptant», Cut Flower* for all occasion* funeral Designing « Xpeeteitr V--------------------- --- ------------------------ / WILL CROFT Car venter and Builder FaraKnre. Repair». I'pbiiteteriaf Palntl.f LIV* AND LSTL1V*ralCS* Phon« Tabor 7S7 1607 Willow Av«. DO VOUD OWN rLASTtaiNO WITH A NAMMÍN AND Columbia Plaster Wall Board Th« • moot fa ■ farri pUelrr thaï can nul buckle or warp. K1rv rrlarGlng Winduse*. Knot*», Peints, nisheg, Arwohao. Building Materiels. Sporiali Var* MADE IN OREGON OHSFELDT, 145 First Street Mein Ml Several hundred women met Mon- dli', III tin- opening «canon of the eighth quadrennial convention of the Neighbors of Woodcraft in the organ ization's headquarters, 894 Taylor Street. Repn-Hentntivea and grand officers to the number of 261 form the Voting laxly of the gathering and other members from Portland and vi cinity are present to «well the attend ance, All the representatives from the nine western xtatea of the district Montana, Washington, California. Nevada, Utah, Wyoming. Colorado, Idaho and Oregon—were preaent when the conference opened in the morning. The team and chorua from Seattle arrived Wednesday night. First-class f-------------------------------- Deere, Little Item, of Intereat to Herald K* adera l ulled From All Over the K om City. ICE A. C. CON LEE, Mil MilylMrd Si. HERE AND THERE ABOUT THE CITY Mill Run Wood Phone 622-22 of th. Pacific coast as a basis of set tlement of the marine strike which has Ixieri in progress aJqcxMsv 1 The rejection wa> due to minor ob lections to 'he pact submitted, according to union officials, who expressed the opinion that they could be overcome by negotiations. The pro trowed wag. cut from $90 to 177.50 per month was acceptable. The marine firemen, oilers and water tenders voter! earlier in the day to reject a similar agree ment. Fred Wright, who has been promi nent in the Portland market and the irolice court as a result of his esca pades on the market, has been ex pelled from the Hubbard Berry and Fruit Growers’ association, according to J. E. Sinclair of Hubbard, who was secretary of the association at th« time of Wright’s expulsion. Accord ing to Mr. Sinclair the Hubbard growers are doing everything they can to bring before the patrons of the Portland markets that Wright was never appointed as their sales mana ger and they feel the adverse criti cism that has been brought upon their organization by his actions. The as sociation also changed its name in an effort to escape the bad repute at tached to the association as a result of Wright’s actions. Dr. C. E. Kline, pioneer Methodist minister, who was known throughout the state for many yean as one of the outstanding figures in his church, died suddenly Monday morning at his home. 709 East Salmon street. Ha war 77 years old and had lived in Portland 32 years. He was apparent ly in good health until he was strick en suddenly with abdominal trouble Sunday morning at his home, iust as he was about to start for church, at the Woodlawn Methodist, where he was about to fill the pulpit. Funeral services were held W'ednesdav after noon at 2 o’clock at the Pint Metho dist church. Dr. Joshua Stanfield de livered the eulogy. The irolice are searching for an au to musher who endeavored to force the 12-yeur-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Carlson of 24 E. 15th street into his car Monday noon. She screamed and attracted the attention of passers-by, who rushed to her as sistance. whereupon the man struck RE8IDKNCE 9649 Foster Rd. Lents, Ore. S the girl heavily in the face, swore at her and speeded up his machine, es caping without leaving anv clue to his identity, beyond a description fur Hotels which have fire escapes im nished by the child. The affair oc curred on the east approach of the mediately adjacent to hallways come Z within the provisions of the hotel • “No Sign too Large or too Small” Burnside bridge. building ordinance and cannot be Try Me The Portland local of the sailors’ compelled to have inclosed elevator union bv unanimous vote Monday shafts and staircases. This was the night rejected the proposer! agree decision of Municipal Judge Roasmar. ment on wages apd working condi in dismiaaing a complaint brought bv I’haag Cel. OSI NJ HnrliRftoa St. tions by the shipowners’ association Building Inspector Plummer against a ■■■■■■I- ■ ■■■■ I.— ■ ■■ y FETTY’S TRANSFERI and Express Auto Truck : Globe Sign Co, Tic NEW EDISON A 7^ Phonograph aûith a Soul i Oh Joy ! Edison ’s latest Broad way hits, arrive ,7 »ßv/zJ?. ZY th« fortland hotel. Th« Portland hotel owners contend«! that inasmuch as their firs escape* lad directly from the hallway« they complied with th«?' uruviarona of the ordinance, and this view was upheld by Judge Rossman. The court took the position that a “direct connection’’ is made at the Portland hotel, inasmuch as a person .leaping in one room can reach a fire escape from a hail without being compelled to enter another room. The city council will probably amend the ordinance, it is said. CARDS PROFESSIONAL - - 1 ■’ - ' ~ sana——a= Phone «25 23 Yott Bldg. DR. C. S. OGSBURY DENTISTRY Lente Station__ Portland. Oragoa Office Phone «15-10 Re«. 616-16 DR. P. J. O’DONNELL EXODONTIA Another attempt is being made to Cor. 92nd ud Fester Road LENTS recall members of the state public service commission. Petitions have been on thj streets in Portland for DR. A. Q. ATWOOD several days, but th« signatures are DENTIST not coming as faat aa when Fred H. Williams alone was the target. The Rooms 4 and 6, Yott Bldg. recallers are now after the other 9207 Foster Road members of the commission. Fred G. Phone 620-20 Buchtel and H. H. Corey. When the original movement was launched, fol lowing the increase granted in tele DR. A. C. LUNDBERG phone rates, Mr. Williams was the only member who could be attacked. CHIROPRACTOR Now, however, both Commissioners Phone 6211-20 Buchtel and Coray have passed the six months mark on their new terms, Yott Bldg. 9207 Foster Road permitting recall proceedings. Hy. J. Eilers, charged with larceny by embezzlement, was acquitted by a jury in the circuit court Tuesday and immediately filed suit for 4118,000 damages, alleging malicious prosecu tion. The defendants are M. C. Koes ter and W. L. Cornell, witnesses against Eilers; John Taylor Booz, Chicago attorney, and Anna K. Smith, Chas. H. Smith and the Northern Trust company, represented by Booz. As an incident to the Eilers trial, at its conclusion his attorney, Thon.as Mannix, was lu»J $2;> for contempt of court by Judg« Stapleton. The act which brought about the line occurred last week, when Mannix punched one of the state's attorneys, after an ex change of amenities. With the aim of feeding Portland's needy thia winter through the utiliz- tion aa far as possible of latent food resources now tributary to this city which are undeveloped or permitted to go to waste, the emergency relief committee accomplished permanent organization Tuseday, with Mayor Baker aa chairman. Promise of a carload of small apples, such as have been allowed to rot in the past, from Yakima, if arrangementr ?-n be made locally to pay the freight, was made to the committe« by a fruit grower of that district. A shipment of potatoes was also promised, .resham interests pledged the use of dehydration plants to be operated at coat for the accum ulation of foodstuffs Which may be made during the summer for use in the fall and winter. Phone 640-73. DR. NEWCOMB DKUGLESS PHYSICIAN Manual Manipulation Magnetic Therapeutics 9207 Foster Rd., cor. 92nd. LENTS HOWARD P. ARREST srroaxrr at law Main 8308 Suite 1210-1217 Yoon Building Portland, Oregon Lento Office: 9183 Foster Road. Auto 946-26, 7 to 9 p. m. J. HUNT HENDRICKSON Attorney-at-Law Spalding Building Portland. Or*. Main 421 MT. SCOTT Camp No. 11650, Modern Woodman of America.. Meets every second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Woodmere Hall, 7630 60th Av«. S. E. . F. B. VOLTS, Cterk. r. G. Wilson K. C. Wilson WUAON’N AUTO 8ERV1CK AU Work Guaranteed and Done at Lowest Poeaibte Price« Your SatorfacUon—Our *-1111 ttenni at Portland merchants who are keep Phone 614-45 5919 82nd St, S, R ing large sums of cash in their safes are taking serious risks at present in LOANS RENTALS the opinion of Police Chief Jenkins LAUER REALTY CO. and members of the detective force. Recent safe robberies have convinced REAL ESTATE the officers that an organized gang CITY PBOPBBTI sad PABMO of safe blowers is operating in the Phon« 624-84 city. Chief Jenkins advises local FIHLAND STATION business men to place their cash in 5016 "2nd 8 treat the bank rather than in their strong boxes at present. Police are making KERN PARK REALTY every effort to locate the gang or COMPANY drive them out of the city. The re cent safe blowing jobs hsve been so tin FO8TKB BOAD cleverly executed that detectives have CITY PROPERTY A SPECIALTY had little evidence to work upon. Farms and Acreage. Collections. Loans. Rentals. Notary Public Medical relief was furnished 2983 Portland. Ore. ex-service men and women at the Phone 210-43 United States public health bureau in Auto 661-11 the Medical building here during the Res. 4822 90th St. Stand Phon« MarabaU MM year ending June 30. according to a report of the bureau completed Tues ML Scott Transfer Co. day. The cases included everything J. 8. Milter, Prop. from furnishing artificial limbs to Piano and Furniture Moving Baggage and Express those wounded in the service to the caring for soldiers who had been Dally Trip» to M l Scott and lent» Apt. (or Bock Sprlags aad King Gaal gassed, who contracted tuberculosis Pnrtfalarl and who were sent to hospitals within Stand: First anil Taylor the state and to California sanita- ariums. Artificials limbs and appli ances furnished totaled 125. A mod ern dental office hits been installed, in which 615 patients have been ex Pure House Paint, reg. price $4 & amined and 169 cases treated since $4.25 gal., spl. >3.65 gal. Our Cot the opening of the office on May 1. tage Paint, reg. >3.25 gal., spL per gal., $2.60. Made with pure Lin If someone doesn't capture those steers running wild around Buckley seed Oil and contains 55 per cent and Johnson Creek, we have a sneak lead and zinc. Shingle Stain, 5-gal. ing suspicion that the neighbors in cans, gal., $1. Green 51.10. Gray that locality will soon be eating suc $1.25. Plaster Wall Board, 5c sq. ft All goods guaranteed as rep culent porterhouses and T-bones. resented or money refunded. It isn’t always the cost of a thing PIDCOCK & HAZEL that bothers us. It is the price we 145 1st St Phone Main 6978 have to pay. — A cackle does not always mean an /' ....... ' " ’ \ egg. It often produces scandal. PRACTICAL HAIRCUTS Z COMPOSES SONG FOR . VELVET SHAVES DAILY BIBLE SCHOOL CHILDREN BARBERING The following song was composed A SPECIALTY’ by Mrs. Ella Orton of Lents, espec ially for the Arleta Daily Vacation See C hbstbx A G bomix * ZX Bible School. It is sung to the tune - of Dixie. ML Scott We sing of a land where the ocean MATT GREENSLADE breeze Wagon Repairing Wanders at will through tall fir trees. Come away, come and stay, come Horseshoeing & Gen. Blacksmithing away to Mt. Scott Grand old Mt Scott, where homes AUTO REPAIRING are bright Leato •327 Footer Road And every one is living right: Come away, come and stay, come away to Mt Scott SCHEUERMAM BROTHERS Chorus: Contractors and Builders Oh, come out here where life’s worth Phon« 614-6« while, today, today. In this glad land you'll find it grand T»eaty-««e Veer* Expcrieace 17 yean tn Portland For people here are kinder Today, today, oh come out to Mt. Res. 6017 89th and 6101 89th S. E. Scott. —————— Today, today, oh come out to Mt. Scott. Paint! Paint! A Dismal day for two vacationists in the country % Edison is first with Broadway Hits DISON’S Special Broadway Hit Service has brought Broadway right into our store. We can put Broadway into your home. Come to our store and listen to Edison’s July Broadway hits, if you want to hear the same hits that Broadway is singing, dancing and whistling this very moment. E If you do not own a New Edison, we shall be glad to loan you one on three days free trial, together with the latest Broad way hits. Not until you have a New Edison in your home, can you appreciate what music will do for you; how it will revive you on a hot day; drive away the blues; banish worry, and refresh you when you are exhausted. Mr. Edison’s $10,000 Prize Offer You have probably heard about Mr. Edison’s famous $10,000 Prize Offer for a four or five word phrase, which will dis tinguish the N.ew Eaioon from other phono graphs and talking machines. Ask us for information about this prize offer. Having a New Edison in your home will give you ideas for prize contest phrases. You fill out the coupon and we loan you an Official Laboratory Model—the only phonograph that can sustain the test of di rect compari 3 Day son with the Trial Coupon living artist. > 92nd St. Our schools and churches are the best ,Our parks are just the place to rest Come away, come and stay, come away to Mt Scott. Irovely Mt Scott with its sky so blue Where sweet flowers bloom ’neath iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHmiiiiiiiiiiiii rain and dew Come away, come and stay, come I away to Mt Scott. , EtiRHCH&BfRNHARDT Mt. Scott Drug Co. Near Car Line HL LENTS There’s no landlord here to make you roam For people here all own their home Come away, come and stav. come away to Mt Scott. For in Mt. Scott vou’U be contented In a home you’ve bought not rented Come away, come and stay, come away to Mt Scott. LADIES* and GERTS’ TAILORS Styl»» »ad Fterfc» Always th« Latest 9134 Foster Road Next door to Poetoffice Pbone 626'45 LENTS -• •