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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1921)
ÜBi*»r• <«y of Cr,îtB t I Community Newspaper Dvveted to the Intervals ef Tb« Mt. Scott District DHL ^nrtt Heralh News Happenings of Lents and Surrounding Country The End of a Perfect Day Ever)- Friday Morning VOL. XIX, No. 33 The Herald correspondent, Mrs. C. P. Blanchard, of 67th street and Pow ell Valley road, is authorized to ac cept subscriptions as well as news items for the Herald. Her phone is Auto. 641-05. Mrs. Goggins baa been moved to the home of her sister, where aha can have the best of care. Her condition is little, if any, improved. The ladies of St. Paul's church held a regular business meeting at the home of Mrs. Schellenberg. August 17. A pleasant afternoon waa en joyed by all preaenL J Brooks has sold the Canary Cot M. T. Hawkins of 9423 f>8th avenue tage property, east of l<enta, to Mrs. Mrs. and son Car! left for Lost 1-ake this Jagger, consideration Jagger will make material improve week, to be gone a few days ments and lease the premiaes to Dr Attorney Howard P. A most and King of Portland, who will conduct a mother are at Newport th» week and sanitarium. are ex peetai home tomorrow. D. J. O'Connor left Saturday for Vern Rathkey ami mother attended Girard, Kansas, whither he wee called the picnic given for the Southern Pa by the illneea of his mother. Mrs. cific employes at Salem last Satur O'Connor Sr has passed the ninety day. mark, and recently became ill, ao his presence was deemed advisable. Mr. sad Mrs. J. Hoffman and son D. J. is expected back in about fifteen ____ _ from Lawrence, who ___ motored up ______ Fresno, w___ Cal., __ a week ago, visited days. Sunday evening with their aunt, Mrs The social club of Eureka Rebekah Minnie Rathkey, of 88th street. lodge No. 178 met at the homo of Sla Coral Benge on 51st avenue, Aug, Born, to Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Barker ter 9th. Twenty members and visitors •f 5913 86th street, Aug 11, 1921 wore present Suiters Cora Jones and twins -boy and girl; wei-ht 6 and 7 Anna Romacly assisted in nerving, pounds respectively Ail well but after which a pleasant afternoon was Grandpa Barker, who is rapidly eun- •.pent doing fancy work valeocing. C. W. Davis, of 6304 95th street, a faithful employe of the Willamette Iron * Steel works for many years, haa gone to Newport, Ore., to enjoy a well-earned vacation and recuperate from a recent severe indisposition. The company haa given Mr. Davis permission to remain until he fully recovers and then to return to his job. awaiting him any time he feela able to go to work. Mr. Davia waa in Sr attic last week, but, like all old Ore gonians, don't think that the Sound citv holds a candle to Portland in any old way to be mentioned Arleta, Kern Park, Millard Ave., Tremont, Woodmere Many Affairs of Interest to Community Related in En tertaining Way by Correspondent of the Herald Social Affairs Are Source of Pleasure to Many;Personal Items and Ixjcaln of Interest to Herald Readers Tersely Told Mrs O. K. Templin, formerly of lent*, recently of Indianapolis, Ind., • returned west July 23rd They have been visiting in McMinnville the few weeks but will now make home in Lenta. Peruke Thia Paper LENTS STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1921 Subscription, |1.50 the Year. Mrs A. Schellenberg has returned from a ton days’ outing spent at the beach. • Mrs Tom Jewell is visiting her ste ter, Mrs. Eda Hummell, a few days this week. Mrs. M. E. Henry of 9613 68th ave auo is coafined to her bed on account of sickness. More than 3000 Readers HOOD RIVER DEPUTY CLEARED BY JURORS HERE AND THERE ABOUT THE CITY FOUREF.N-1NCH FISH, MILLER CLAIMS; ASK THE BOYS! Millard Ave. Presbyterian At the Millard Avenue Presbyter ian church next Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Rev. Mr. Munford will preach. In the evening at 8 o’clock, there will be the third of a series of Sunday evening song-service pro grams. The program will include the following numbers: I’rolude. Hymn, “Onward, Christian Sol- diers”. Hymn, “Tell Me the Old, Old Story”. Hymn, “Love Divine, All Love Ex- celling”. Responsive reading. No. 4 in the Psalter. Solo, selected, Mrs. Fred J. Stock. Reading, “The Path o’ Life” (Bond) Mrs. Geo. Israelson. Hymn. “Saviour, Like a Shepherd Lead Vs”. Prayer from Presbyterian ritual, followed by The Lord’s Prayer. _ Hymn, "Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken”. Announcements. Offertory. Solo, selected, R. E. Merritt. Reading, “Two Roses” (Anon.), Mrs. Geo. Israelson. Hymn, “Fling Out the Banner. Responsive reading. No. 5 in the Psalter. Solo, selected, Mrs. Fred J Stock. Reading, “A Dream So Fair 'Joy ner), Mrs. Geo. Israelson. Hymn, “How Firm a Foundation Ye Saints of the Lord”. Mispah benediction, by congrega tion. Postlude. Mrs. Geo. Colvey will be the chor ister for the evening. Mr. Watts will be master of ceremonies. ated on for tubercular trouble of the knee at Good Samaritan hospital two weeks ago, is recovering rapidly and it is thought that there will be a per manent cure of the affected part. . St. Janies Episcopal Rev. Thomas Jenkins, rector of St. David’s, is looking after the interests of the mission church. After Sept. 1 George W. Chilson will be lay reader. Mrs. G. W. Chilson is organizing a children’s choir from the Sunday school. The Woman’s Guild is plan ning to make the vestment in time for the Christmas service. Rev B. J. Sharp of Everett, Wash., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chilson, of 3926 73rd street. He is the pastor of two Congregational churches ad joining Everett. The juniors have organized a P. T. C. club and will give an entertainment in the grove on 72nd street, Sept. 1 at 2:30 p.m. A good program will be given and refreshments served. Ad mission, adults 10c, children 5c. It will please the young people to see you there. Arleta Baptist Rev. Pettybone of Oregon City spoke in the absence of Rev Day, last Sunday. Rev. Pettybone is an eloquent speaker and his audience were much pleased. W.C.T.U. Notes The county institute will be held at the W. F. Honey park, near Gresham, all day Thursday. Mrs. Mary Brown, president of the Washington W.C.T.U., was the guest of Mrs. Ward Swope at the latter’s home Sunday. Mrs. Brown was on her way to San Francisco to attend the national convention. Arleta W.C.T.U. will hold their an nual election of officers Wednesday at 2:30 at Arleta library. Mis. Mary Mallory, state president for Oregon, is in attendance at the national convention. B. F. Miller and family have re Little Items of Interest to Herald turned from a camping trip spent at Readers Culled From AH Over Brightwood, one of the prettiest camping places on the Mt. Hood road, the Roue City. near the junction of the Sandy and Salmon rivers, 36 miles from Lents. That there is little possibility of Mr. Miller says that the road, the «6000 tube of radium which was which was in former years more like loot from St. Vincent’s hospital still a trail, is now non-existent, owing to Workmen are busy building an ad being lodged in the sewer pipes was construction work on the new high dition to the north end of the port the report made Wednewiay by Pro way, which will be in good shape next Our next door neighbor, Harold able annex of the Mnts school build fessor A. A. Knowlton, head of the year The road from Zig Zag ranger ing Evidently the school board la Reynolds, seems to br quite a me department of physics of Reed Col station to Government Camp is in preparing ample room for pupils the chanical geniua, as well as one of the lege, who haa been carrying on a splnedid condition. very best candy makers that ever ensuing school year. Local and Personal search for the tube since Monday. An came down the pike. He has just The Millers occupied the Jazz Inn Mt. Scott Playground Mrs. Paul Newmyer will spend the elect roecope was utilized«* following a Mrs. Jaaper I-ent, who has been finished, aa a verification of the fore- cabin, owned by Mrs. J. *S. McIntyre. In response to a plea for a better week end at Seaside. telegram directing such search from They say the name was very appro playground ao seriously ill that her life waa dee Sng assertion, a musical instrument morale at the Mt. Scott The batcher shop at Tremont has the insurance company with which paired of for several days peat, waa t a little different from the ordi priate. as a phonograph went with Park playground. Mr. Foster, the at changed hands, Mr. Eggiman having the valuable substance waa protected. reported considerably better Wednes nary, whittled out of native wood, the cabin, and they carried records tendant, expressed himself as anxious sold to parties from Seattle. The radium tube was lost from the with them. day The baby's condition la abo glued and put together in the shape and willing to piomote the interests Mrs. N. E. Chambless, accompanied hospital last Friday, and waa owned reported much improved. of a hybrid banjo-ukulele-ruitar, The following local men, with their of the boys and ifirls there by enforc by Mrs. Dr. Woody, Mrs. Batchelor, by Dr. Ralph C. Walker. X-ray spe from which Harold will no doubt dis families, visitai the Millers for the ing the rilles in respect to smoking Mrs. Kingsley and Mrs. Mary Har Mrs. James Mitch and children re course sweet strains of music on the cialist, who was treating a cancer week end: F. O. McGrew. Wn. Fal and profanity. He would appreciate mon. attended the Baptist convention, turned home Saturday from a two desert air. In the stilly night, to his patient at the hospital. che! Jr., Axel Kildahl, Art Geisler, the presence of parents and patrons which was held at Columbia City, a weeks' visit with relatives in Dallas. Duleina, ditto Romeo-Juliet. Jas. Henderson and Herbert Dilley. who will aid him in making this play mile from St. Helens. The Raptist While there they spent a week at With his mind apparently restored "Talk about fish. ” said Mr. Miller ground one of the beat in the city. association has purchased acreage in The Multnomah State Rank states Newport in company with a party of to a normal condition and anxious to to the Herald. “Oh! boy! Wc caught that vicinity and erected a building, friends, among them being Perry that there are dangerous «20 Federal LENTS PASTOR GOES face his townspeople at Roseburg the limit every day and the smallest Kern Park Christian «-here the Christian Endeavorers hold BabblU and two daughters of Los Reserve bills in circulation, the only that he might “clear up a lot of puzz. measured 14 inches If you don’t be Services Sunday as usual. their annual assembly. FISHING; GETS LIMIT IN Molinoa, Cal, and Dain Leitch of distinguishable difference between ling questions," Dr. R. M. Brumfield. lieve me, ask the boys. We also The missionary society will hold a Edgar and Clifford Zehmng, Don FISH AND EXPERIENCE Roseburg murder suspect, arrived in found Kearney, N'eb., who are now visiting the spurious and the genuine being blackberries and huckleberries meeting at the home of Mrs. A. H. ald Lockwood, Charles Styner and the Ixritch family. the lack of a white circle around Mc Portland Wednesday in custody of in abundance. The scenery was won Mulkey, 6130 83rd street. A state Ernest Gillard went on a hike to Kinley’s portrait. The writer Is not “It’s the life,” say» the Rev J. P. Sheriff Starmer and Deputy Sheriff derful and we enjoyed ourselves to worker will be in attendance and talk Whatum lake last week. The boys The Mt Scott W.C.T.U. will meet losing much sleep over this state V Webb of Douglas county on the last the limit” about the circulating library. report an exciting time fighting for with Mrs. D. McKinley Tueaday, Aug ment by the bank. It is so rare for O’Flynn. pastor of St. Peter’s, 1er. ta. Miss Ella Beckelhymer of the Arm est fires, climbing Mt. Chimirides, 23, at 2 o’clock. This la the day for him to see a piece of money of the afte - ma rct'irn fr <v. a recent fishing leg of his journey from Calgary, Al Father OTIynn and George berta. where he was taken into cus POW ELL VALLEY DISTRICT strong Drug Co., and her brother, etc. the annual reports, and every super denomination mentioned that he trip. tody last week for the alleged mur WANTS BULL RUN W ATER Clyde, are now located at 7132H 55th The order of the day is wood saw intendent is expected to present her wouldn’t hardly recognise it. Coun Bums got thy limit in 13 and 14->nch avenue. ing. Have you your winter’s wood in report in writing at thia time. let terfeit silver dollars and half dollars trout 12 miles »outh of Alsea, Oregon der of Dennis Russell, Douglas countv woodsman, more than a month ago. The Christian Endeavor will give a yet? Formal petition to the city council every member make an extra effort are quite numerous in circulation and on South Beach, Oregon. Father Mrs. John I-ee of 7196 55th avenue to attend thia meeting, aa we are also, but are easily detected by the O’Flynn’s Dodge got the limit of sea At the county jail where he is held for a supply of Bull Run water from “hike” social Friday, Aug. 19th, to Sending his removal to Roseburg, Dr They gave a birthday party Aug. 17th for the city mains for the Powell Valley gether with a wienie roast feathering up the loose ends and wind- greasy feeling and lack of the metal experience. rumfield Wednesday showed none of After getting all the trout the law water district was filed Wednesday will meet at the church at 7:30, from her little daughter Burnett, who was ng up the work of the year. lic ring. would allow below Alsea, the Dodge the mental or physical strain which afternoon with City Auditor Funk which place they will start in a body. one year old. The poppy was made he is said to have suffered immediate waa started and the party made South prominent in the decorations, as it is the petition is signed by 245 residents Beach. Missing a road which turned ly following his arrest in Canada. He of the district. It sets forth that Arleta Congregational Church SALMON « MOZIER OPEN her birth flower, that of August. Ten STOLEN CASH REGISTER off the beach, ths automobile was claimed his mind is a blank as to all there are 196 residences in the dis __ Paul Newmyer will speak at 11 a.m. babies, with their mothers, were in CEMENT MATERIAL PLANT ABANDONED BY THIEVES driven almost to the jetty. that happened in the period begin- Here a trict, 25 of which were built in 1921. Sunday. Mr. N'ewmye.* is well known vited and a pleasant time was had. few days before the killing un Thirty homes have no water supply as a worker among boys and is well sort of quicksand was encountered Harlie Jordan, wife and family, of Messrs. Salmon and Moiier, two Thieves who stole a caah register and in five minutes the tide was lap recovered his senses on the at present and the occupants are worth hearing. Come. Whittier, Cal., are visiting Mr. Jor residents of the Lenta district, have from the gnicery store of J. H. Davis, return trip. In a short while dan's aunt. Mrs. Dr. Boon, of 67th forced to carry water from their commenced the manufacture of con- 6429 50th avenue, some time Monday, ping the wheels. Laurelwood M. E. street. They are accompanied by neighbors. The petition states that crete building material at the Hey- were frightened away even before the automobile was covered. An offer Mrs. Farley, who has been visiting Marvin Ezzell, of Arizona, who with Enthusiasm that even a summer the district bonded itself to the ex ting gravel and sand pit on 62nd ____ they could open the register and get from the jetty workmen to lift the machine out by crane for «50 waa re downpour of rain failed to quench, tent of (50.000 for the purpose of in Seattle, on her way home will act Leland Jordan will remain in Oregon street, and those desiring anything in its contents. The police reported Mr. that line can now have their wants Tuesday that a paper carrier had jected because it came too late. was Portland's greeting to the 1925 putting in an adequate water system aa delegate in the place of Mrs. Fin to attend O.A.C. at Corvallis. Father O’Flynn thought he could get exposition Wednesday right. Thous The vote registered showed that 97 ley, to attend the school of religious Jordan has made an extensive tour supplied right at home. found the register in the brush a a team to pull the car out. ands of people gathered in a tightlv per cent of those who voted favored education, held in Tacoma, Aug. 15 via automobile of the northwest. 11>e new concern is equipped with sho.t distance from the store. The Six Hours to a House packed mass about the speakers’ plat the bond issue and the formation of to 25, by the M. E. church. Mrs. Fin Mrs. Sexton, of Wenatchee, Wash., the latest brick and block machines. cash and missing papers were intact The car was stuck about three and form between the Portland hotel and the water district. The petition will ley found it impossible for her to at- is visiting her mother, Mrs. Watson, They also have a new cement brick, and nothing was missing. It is be of 67 th street. to be used for cesspools, at a much lieved to have been the work of boys not until 9:30 p m. could a residence the old postoffice building, while the come before the council for action on tend. be reached, so sparsely settled is noise-making automobiles streamed Aug. 24. Rev. Finlev officiated at the funer- Mrs. J. B. Small of Powell Valley more reasonable price than anyone in that neighborhood. South Beach. Then, at low tide, 2 through the downtown streets to cele al of Mrs. C. S. King of 65th street oad. near 82nd street, has become a has been able to quote heretofore. a.m. Sunday, July 31, one team and brate recognition of the exposition bv Fl.Y CASTING TOURNAMENT and 48th avenue, Wednesday after- subscriber to the Herald. Mr. and Meum. Salmon and Mosier are KERN PARK MERCHANT five men tried to get the car out. It President Harding and congress. Red- STARTS TODAY AT SELLWOOD noon, at the Miller & Tracey parlors Mrs. Small own 10 acres, in fruit. Mr. ready to quote p.dcea on any kind of APPEALS FROM FINE could not be done. So. the Dodge got fire was in evidence and speakers Mrs. King passed away Sunday after Small travels for the Northwest Im concrete or cement work, and can the benefit of another tide. She leaves a hus plement Co., dealing in machinery. aroused the crowd to a high pitch of The thirteenth international fly and a short illness. furnish the necessary labor, if de James Willie, a Kern Park confec Father O’Flynn was hurrying back enthusiasm. A large parade enlivened bait casting tournament for the cham band and four children; three sons: Sirs. Small manages the “ranch”, as sired. They solicit inquiries in their tioner, located on Foster Road rfbar to Portland Saturday to celebrate the matters, participated in by hundreds pionship of the United States starts Floyd, Gerald and Oral, and one she is an up-to-date woman farmer. advertisement on page four of this the Arteta theater, was fined (21 in Sunday masses at St. Peter’s, but of automobiles and several bands. today at Sellwood Park pool, under daughter, Winnie, also a large circle She has the assistance of her daugh paper. police court Tueaday for selling ciga when he found he could not make it For hours after the program endci the auspices of the Multnomah Ang of friends to mourn her loss, as she ter, Miss Dana, and son James. rettes to a minor. Testimony showed he telephones the archbishop, so that and the audience disbanded into the lers’ club. About 50 participants was a very strong character and had Mrs. B. C. Heath of the Laurel wood WAITING ROOM MOVED; that a youth of the district had a priest could be sent to Lente. night, the horns, clantring. backfire from all parts of the country' are on many friends. The sympathy of the Grocery is one of the many new sub- PETITION FOR ANOTHER forged his father’s name to an order Then Father turned to the task of and bells of the joymakers continued hand and the events will be hotly community is with the bereaved fam s ribers to the Herald. for cigarettes. Police arrested Willis getting his car out of the hole, on through the streets. contested. Each local club in the var ily. In a call on Wm. Woodham, the Residents in the neighborhood of as the boy left the store. Notice of Sunday. With two teams and five ious cities have selected their best Kern Park hardware man this week, Woodstock avenue an«T 86th street appeal to the circuit court was filed men this was accomplished about 3:30 Third United Brethren Church Love of dainty raiment, which the casters to represent them, and only we learned that he had just returned have petitioned the city council to aid by the defendant’s attorney. p.m. The ear had to be towed five small salary of her husband could not the pick of the members compete in The last quarterly conference of from Tacoma, where be had been* to them In getting replacement of a miles to a repair shop and there, un Krchase, put Mrs. L. M. Johnson, 616 this annual affair. Marvin Hedge of the conference year was held Wednes attend the funeral of his brother-in- covered waiting shed for street cars REAL ESTATE MAN MOVES der the supervision of George Bums, mmercial street, in the city jail Lents is said to have an excellent day evening. Supt. George McDon law, Herbert N. Keys, who died the at that point. The old shed, which TO NEW HEADQUARTERS an automobile mechanic of Lenta, the Wednesday The Oregon annual 6th of August. Also that his son ______ , night. __ ____ ,___ to chance of finishing up among the ald presided. She _______ is alleged waa built by the residents themselves, ear was taken apart and the sand and have stolen a remnant of yellow silk leaders. Over 70 prizes have been wiil be held September 15 at Philo- Tim was visiting at Ix>ng Beach with has been removed by the street car Peter I .arson, well known Kern salt and rust cleared away. By con from a bargain counter in a Portland donated, one of which was contribu math. the Chrissman family, who have a company. The petition states that Park real estate and insurance man, stant work the machine was ready department store. The Johnsons were ted by the Lents Hardware company. Services as usual Sunday. ._ summer heme there. Wesley Wood Topie the street ear officials say the shed has moved his office to new quarters Friday, August 5, and the return was married a few months ago. and the at 11 a.m., “Giving Offense”; 8 p.m., ham is a member of the Whitnev waa in the street area and was re at 6638 Foster Road. The new loca made to Portland Saturday. “Near-Christians”. head of the family is a clerk in a fill GRANGE MEETING WELL Boys’ chorus and sang Sunday night moved by order of the of the city. tion is much more cemmmlimm. Mr. Some Trip ATTENDED SATURDAY Prayer meeting Thursday evening, at Estacada. ing station. His salary proving in Ijirsen occupies the front of the A trip that was planned for Thurs sufficient to provide the dainties the 7:45; laeder. laeder, Rev. E. O. Shepherd. C. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Moore of Baker JOHNSON CREEK NINE building, which is at the comer of day to SaBiislay, July 28 to 30, lasted young wife craved, she is alleged to Lents Grange was well attended at E. leader, Miss Velma Shepherd. City, Oregon, who have been motor WINS INDOOR TITLE 65th street, witha barber shop in the from July 28 to August 5. It coat have resorted to appropriating the the meeting Saturday. A splendid ing since November last in Califor Johnson Creek playground ball rear. The phone number also has Father O’Flynn and George Bums silk. Her husband later bailed her dinner was served at noon. One of Fourth United Brethren nia, are visiting with their niece. team won the championship of the been changed to 638-30. Mr. iJtreen much in worry and excitement, loss out the table decorations is worth men Interest in the Sunday school is _ Mrs. P. A. Kennedy of 6005 R2nd section of the inter-playground league will be pleased to meet his friends of time, expended work, and the pas tioning, as it not only added to the very good during the vacation period. street. They leave this p.m. for Che by an undefeated program of ten and patrons in the new office. tor of Mnts had to flatten hie purse General Pietro Bagdolio, Italian looks but also to the menu It was With our wide-awake superintendent halis, Wash., .and after a short stay games. Ernest Amubm, coach, car to the tune of about «400 for the war hero, and one of the foremost the watermelon served, which was at the helm and our efficient secre will return home by way of Walla ried his email boys through the sea The M. 4 R. Market is advertising cleaning and repairing. military leaders of Europe, who won cut in a beautiful design. tary, Miss Zetha Shellhouse, there is Walla. son, winding up with a victory over some attractive specials for Saturday Father OFlynn states that the new his fame on the field of battle, is a A good program was given, in no lack of enthusiasm. P. A. Kennedy and Clyde Hildreth Forestry Tuesday The acore was in their space on the back page. And coast highway from Portland via Portland visitor this week. The gen which Col. Bob Miller was one of the On Saturday at 8 p.m. the Brother of 67th street have gone to Harrison 9-8, and four extra Innings were re- when you trade with a local merchant Newport, now being completed, is a eral, who entered the war a captain appreciated participants. Mrs. C. P. hood will give a free watermelon Soc Springs, eighty miles north of Van quired to play off the tie. George you are sure of getting quality. Some good road and a beautiful drive, but of artillery, would, if war were to be Blanchard spoke on political and eco ial on the lawn of the church. Every couver, B.C. They ' will be home in Willis and Ruddy Green starred for of the downtown stores are not very he hadn’t much else to say about the declared today, commander of the nomic conditions throughout ____ _ ____ the __ body invited. A free will offering about two weeks. Johnson Creek. scrupulous about the quality of their Alsea roads and South Beach, other army of his country. He is authority country. Mrs. Barzee sang a solo, | will be taken Mrs. H. P. Trask. 6616 72nd street, meats, especially on Saturdays. than the laconic comment, “It’s the for the statement that the war would and Mrs. Rarzee of Gresham Grange. I Sunday and is visiting her son and daughter at A thing that is worth doing at all life.” That statement may be taken have ended in July, 1918, had the su- and the Misses Helen Schultz and' usual. South Bend, Wash. is not always done right. Fötaler sella tea and coffee. several ways.—Catholic Sentinel. Carolyn Hutchins gave readings. (Continued on page four.) Miss Myrtle Dean, who was oper- (Continued on Page Four), Th# roofing of the building at 92nd and Foster Road, occupied by the Mt. Hood ice Cream I’arior, Samuel Drv Goods Co , Mt. Scott Bakery, et al., la being repaired by workmen the pres ent week. Glenn R. Sloat, Hood River county deputy sheriff, who was accused of having stolen a «100 bill while assist ing local police officers in making an arrest several months ago, in the Tremont diet Act, was cleared of the charge late last week when the Mult nomah county grand jury returned a not true bill in Sloan’s ease. It will be remembered that the ac cused deputy was in the police sta tion at Second and Oak, when a raid ing party- was formed to visit the home of a suspected bootlegger. The visitor offered to take the officers to the scene in hie automobile, and late* entered the house with the Portland police. During the course of the af fair the unwilling host missed «100 and upon a search of all the officers the bill was found on the floor near where the deputy was standing. It was advanced in his defense that the bill was placed there by some other member of the party to throw the blame upon the visitor. <