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iHt. ^rntt ìirnilù Subscription, $1.50 the Year. LENTS STATION, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1922 U of 0 Library Comp VOL. XX, No 1 FOSTER ROAD BUILDINGS NEAR PRESIDENT «AYS HALT! LOCAL HA PEN INGS Scientific Htuner. "Tremendous Trifles.” MOTHER. 2 CHILDREN. COMPLETION "Don’t be shocked,” said the bare It was only a tiny seed, IN NIGHT CLOTHEM. John R. Leach and Henry Werth trolley wire. Seven governors of eastern, western John A. Barney, 4803 Seventy-sixth Carelessly brushed aside; LEAVE BURNING HOME "Be on the level,” said the square. and southern states, in commenting on street, is building a $3000 house at are thinking these days of their new As ■ result of being gassed at the But it grew in time to a noxious weed "Never get unstruag,” said the the editorial, “An Appeal to Gov front while fighting against the cen buildings, just across the street, re 4803 Seventy-sixth street. And spread its poison wide. telegraph line. Fire which destroyed the home of ernors to Halt the March Toward tral power» tn 1918, Dr. Earle Goode, spectively, from their present places "Keep your tongue still," said the T. E. Spiers, 260 East Fifty-third Federal Empire,” recently published 27, died at the home of hie parents, J. A Wharton, a half mile east of wagon. It was only a single spark. in the St. Ixiuia Post-Dispatch, have street, is having Bradley and Bowker, of business. Mr. Leach will have his the Rev. and Mrs. John A. Goode, I xmls, early Wednesday morning, "Don ’ t be a striker, ” said the match. anequivrjcally condemned the cen 5133 Sixty-third street, build a $1080 t'hoenix Pharmacy in its new home Dropped by a passing train; "Have a keen •ye, said the needle tralization of power in the govern- 7412 Fifty-fifth avenue. Hunday after- routed Mrs. Wharton and her two ehil But the dead leaves caught, and swift June 16; Mr. Werth will occupy ths "Don’t break your neck,” said the , nient at Washington, D. C., and prom- one-story residence at 5221 Sixty new quarters of his grocery store, noon Dr. Goode waa a member of drn, Eddie, 15, and Ruby, 12, from fourth street. ■nd dark bottle. 1'« their aid in checking the tendency. the state legislature from Multnomah their beds in their night clothes bare June 15; Mr. Werth will occupy the "Be Hire to look things over,” said I'risidant Harding, through bis secre Wss Its work on wood and plain. O. J. Jones, 6619 Powell Valley eaunty in 1917, being one of the ly in time to escape the flames. in the Werth building today. The the telescope. tary, George B. Christian Jr., also ex Fred Smith, a neighbor, believing "Don't talk harsh,” said the phono- press d the view that “an effort Road, is having'L. R. Jones, 341 East building will be completed May 15, yaungvot men ever elected to such a It was only an unsound nail, Sixty-seventh street, erect a $1500 that the girl was still In the burning position In Oregon. * "ft old tight to what you have," said should be made to halt the persistent residence at 6619 Powell Valley Road. but will not be occupied until June 1. That the workmen used—ah me! effort to reach the federal treasury in When the war broke out, he en hotiaa, dashed In to rescue her, but But the ship that else had weathered Among those who will occupy the the staple puller. . payment for public service which very Mrs. Ora I. Uh Vanderhoof, 6615 listed and was soon at tho front. was forced out again by the flames Never bum round," said the bomb. frequently deserves to be the warden Fifty-fifth avcnuA is on the May Leach building next month are: Dr. the gale Riner his Injury he had been a victim after failing to find her. Ho suffered J. T. Fox, Dr. Pugh, a dentist, and "Always hold your temper,” said of the separate commonwealths.” Went down in the deep, dark sea. a number of minor bums. the cold chisel. of the lingering illness. Dr. W. 0. Boon, a dentist; Dr. G. E. In the course of the editorial, the circuit court jury list. "Always keep thing* smooth,” said Post-Dispatch called attention to the Hie fire itrrt-d from an overheated Dr. Goode is survived by his par- Rose City Van moved Mr. Fanen Margason and Dr. Ghormley. The It may seem a trifle at moat. the plane. fact that the governors of the states eats. • a brother, Hubert A. Goode, stove and spread rapidly over the "Always hold your head high,” said of the union have been organized since from 4327 Pike avenue to 1469 Mis latter two doctors will install an Scarce meant to be unkind; Secretary to Commissioner Mann, anil house. A few household articles were sissippi avenue Toesday. i analytical laboratory, surgery and But it pierced as a dart to the heart the jack. 1908 in a continuing body known as George Í.. Roth, Wizard Battery ! X-ray room. Phoenix Pharmacy will a ai>ter, Mrs. Berber K Tyler. The- saved. Wharton, the father, waa away “Grasp at every opportunity," said 4he governors’ conference, ard urged that heard. the pincers. funeral waa held from First Evan from home. upon them the necessity of a special man at Niney-first and Foster Road, ! occupy the entire lower floor of the And left its sting behind. "Always reflect on things first," meeting "to formulate a definite pro gelical church, ladd’s addition, Tues building. telephone is Automatic 634-24. said the mirror. FOSTER ROAD EXTENSION gram of action and to press it upon When Mr. Leach opens his new day Interment waa in Mount Scott — Science and Invention. W. E. Brown has moved his Foster It may seem a trifle at most, Cneir respective legislatures in con drug store he will offer a $20 kodak Park cemetery. cert to the end that the most hope Road cleaning and pressing shop to The thing that we do or say; Mount Scott Improvement and Lents The Seven Mistakes of Life. ful experiment in self-government East Sixty-fourth and Belmont street. for the best and briefest description And yet it may be that at fearful cost Business Men’s Club« Join Hands LENTS SCHOOL NOTES of the store, and a $15 kodak to the 1. The delusion that individual ad eier atu-mpted by a great people We may wish it undone some day. Interest in the proposed extension C. R. Maddock, of Fred C. Taylor i grammar grades pupil who writes shall not end ia failure . and ______ ____ ” despair. vancement Is made by crushing others to Foster Road, to permit a shorter A Co., insurance agent«, with offices the best and briefest description. The —M. P. Handy. tlovernors Agaiiwt Federalization. The 8B class is planning a picnic down. The governors who replied with ap in the Northwestern Bank building, details will be in The Herald next routs to Portland from the Boring some time before school is out. 2. The tendency to worry about proval and pledges of co-oper ation are was a Lents visitor ’ Tuáday country grows each wook. This morn week. The baseball boys will play games > J . thing« that cannot be changed or cor Thomas E. Campbell of Arizona, ing at 9 a number of Mount Broil PREFER« CHARACTER TO Mrs. R. A. Emmons ha/ moved into Besides Henry Werth’s meat market with Craacent, Kellog, Woodmere and Percival P. Baxter of Maine, V»Z ’ ! am “ HIGH BROW ” STUDY rected. residents left the Arista and Lenta house at 6532 EightyWixth ® street. . V, 'Ul QI £11110^1 V dllla, A^Uieiy •« V-*. on the lower floor of the Werth build C. opi Sproul of I Pennsylvania, Emery '**i J. ” a nvuj^ Woodstock, all on the I .ent a grounds, 8. Insisting that a thing is im d I str lets to view the proposed road, I San Souci of Rhode Island, Satuu'd R. M»s N’ottw Chapman, her daughter, ing will be a drug store, Russell’s Jlcforv the end of school. a A plea that public educational in possible because we eurselves cannot McKelvie of Nebraska, J. B. A. Rob-1 „ In company with County Commis . (of Sixty-seventh stseet) confection- The 811 boys have finished their «rtson of Oklahoma and Thomas W. _ stitutions should place greater stress accomplish It. sioner Rufus C. Holman. G. A. Tussey is now employed with cry and Joe Hanna’s grocery store. desk lamps in manual training. Borne Hardwick of Georgia. on “ the old-fashioned virtue» of hon 4. Attempting to compel other per Tuesday night a number of Lents The editorial in the Pc«t-Dispatch Robinson Smith at Sixth and Madi Upstairs will be the offices of a fit them are n-»w making radio sets. esty, justice and decency” and leas on sona to believe as we de. was an exhaustive review of the leg son streets. Anita Henry, 8B pupil; James mon attended the meeting of the the subjects generally termed “high dentist, a chiropractor, a doctor and 5. Neglect in developing and refin islation and the judicial decisions Long, 7B pupil; Robert Houck, '¡A Mount Bcott Improvement club in the brow,” was made by John J. Tigert, the remainder will be used for apart F. Harold, 6709 Fifty-ninth avenue, Arleta library building. Mayor Baker United States commissioner of educa ing the mind by not acquiring the which in the past 20 years have pupil, all of the safety patrol, went abridged the powers of the Several is a piano tuner, with office at 107 ments, including one for Mr. Werth spoks. The greatest matter of in tion, in an address before the National habit of reading fine literature. to the Lincoln high school last Education association department of 6. Refusing to set aside trivial states and vested in the federal West Park street. Mr. Ha-cld has himself. terest was the acquisition from the superintendence government authority and functions been a Portland resident the past in session in Chicago. Wednesday to attend a meeting of all “If »f cannot teach these virtues perferences in order that important which, the paper declared, were speci year. LENTS TRUNK SEWER the safety patrol committees of the city for a p.irk of the triangular piece of ground Just south of the along with modem thought, then we things may be accomplished. fically reserved to the respective com TO COST $750,060 city. Several talks were given on had better dismantle our splendidly Mrs. Effie R. Tam pl in has gone 7. Failure to establish the habit of monwealths when the federal constitu safety, one by Mr. Grout, auperin Arleta library. The matter of a new equipped institutions, and turn to the tion was framed and adopted. to Richmond, Ind., to attend the an saving money.—Shelton Ixx>ms Bul bridge across the Willamette river tend ent of schools. One fireman Speaking of the use of the taxing nual meeting of the Americ-n Contemplated •~w»r Plana Completed old log school house," raid Mr. Tigert. letin. and to Be Filed in a Few Days. power of the federal government and In the words of a famous evangelist, showed different knots which they UP- Some Arleta and l^nts people at '1 would rather have my boy in heaven C !•., g r.ecr O. Laargaard an the use to which it has been put by Friends bAard nr t rrism m’ssiors of He In case of emergency. He also Household Exhibit* at Fairs. th advocatee of centralization, the’ which rhe is n ra'n.be' learning his A It Cs than in hell read nounced this v.-eck th t pre’i . inary showed different ways of carrying a tended the meeting of the South Port- ing Isatin and Greek,’ we had better Leroy Selfridge ’•«« f“ plans and estimate of cost of the Th« extension serviea of the Oregon Post-Dispatch says: man out of a burning house. A play- | i land Improvement association, held in have citizens who have character and ‘It was initiated to encourage road! the Nelrrhb«rhoM Hour?, Wcdn.-.'day Agricultural college has issued a bul building in the states, a subject that business with a “bS:?* shew in Vie Ler.ts trank sewer would be ready for let on safety was given. After the little erudition than citizens whose At tins meeting the location knowledge is a periol to society.” letin entitled score cards for house congress Is constitutionally competent space formerly occupied by Brown’a filing within the cert few ¿_ys. The meeting the children went outside an 1 21 ,u of the proposed new bridge across the hold exhibits at fain, designed to aid to deal with. But frem that point it eleaning and pressing shop on Foster contemplated drain is eupei'oJ Sandy took taeir picture. It was put river was discuwied. coat approximately $750,000 and will exhibitors and judges in the display is now luring the states more and Road, near Ninety-second street Time After Time. in the Sunday Journal. At the meeting of the I«nta Busi- and classification and judging of ex more into subordinating to some L. C. Pullen has had some slight serve as an outlet for sewage in the Mr. Krohn, gymnasium supervisor, Washington bureau such strictly local T mo boy« stood cloee to a number visited the school last Friday. Instead neas Men's club, May 10, the South of workmen busily engaged in con hibits. This bulletin Will be followed functions as health and education. In repairs made to the Millard-Avenue Lenta and Mount Scott and outlying ZrMMng’theTuri’Zxetei^. he ’hod dub H“* h,re •omr districts in souheastem Portland. by others on agricultural and horti such coses ‘federal aid* is nothing Fuel company’s office. the children practice for a tnu-k maet tentative. The Mount Scott Im structing ■ building. "That seems cultural exhibits and on livestock and more than federal taxation for state The sewer will connect with the re John Walrod, 8640 Fifty-sixth ave which . to be held May 23. , P™'ement club will be well repro- like nice work," «aid one to the other, poultry. The bulletins are free to purposes, in which the stat«« receive nue, has erected a garage. cently completed Foster road sewer HigMy-fiv. pupil, .«.«ted -nd >< « the hope of Preai- observingly, as he watched a me resident» of Oregon applying for l>ack a mere trifle of the sums col- at Ninety-second street and Johnson* George Rosegrant has renaired the I , lected. wrestling and boxmg club last week.!*"» * chanic driving, with well-aimed force, them. creek and empty into the river. "It is the natural process of ill residence and chicken house of C. O. April 27. Luther i’enm.yer said h. Or'bu'-y of the Lent. Business Men. nail after nail into place. A timely circular issued by the ex governments, even iifnited ones, to “Yes, I should like to be a car periment station of the Oregon Agri gain ground at the expense of civil Wilson, 4915 Sixty-first street. Mount Scott W. C. T. U. Meets. 4 hail the hardest wrestle of hi. life flub th“‘ •U »* Pr*«“- penter, but I could never have the cultural college deals with seed potato liberty. But if to this inherent qual- A^ C. Nutter ’ s name as a plumb The Mount Scott W. C. T. U. met when he tackled Jake Kletchel. patience to hit the same nail so many improvement; the selection, treat ' ity is added a limitless purse, as was ing contractor often appears in the with Mrs. Ruth Heacock Tuesday, The eighth grades mule spongv CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING done by the legislatures of our states times,” answered the other boy. April 25. The morning was given to ment and methods of planting are de tn 1913, it can cause no surprise if the plumbing permits. Trade at home. cakea last Monday in cooking claases. ' The workman paused, his hammer Someone is going to sleep outdoors sewing for the Children’s Farm Home. government thus endowed becomes a Mabel Knox and her partner. Del- «nd Mrs. C. H. Enjoy scribed. lifted midway, and smiled, "You political profligate.” Tuesday Surrounded by Friends at 1.. R. Jones’ residence, 3419 Sixty For the luncheon each one present phirw Way, baked the beat cake in would never make a mechanic, then,” Tuesday, April 26, at the home of seventh street, this summer. A sleep brought a favorite dish, with direc- Would Make No Difference. the morning class, and Kathleen I Y ’ iews of Governor«. he said, "since it is only repeated — tions for preparing it. A large birth- America supports, among other per-, Governor San Souci of Rhode Island ing tent has been erected in the „ yard. Hawken and her partner, the best in Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Johnson, one mile south of Ix-nts, the couple celebrated efforts that bring good results.” nicions parasites, a few periodicals in his response to the Post-Dispatch’s Powell day cahe, furnished by Mrs. Elia the afternoon class. Carl H. Holdrum, 6611 L ____ This is true along any line you may which «re devoted to the promotion appeal says: Fankhauser, adorned the center of The two pupil« that have the best their golden wedding anniversary. Valley Road, is doing some improve pursue. The art in accomplishing n of bigotry. Witness the title of an “I am of the opinion that one of ment work about his premises. the table. This was for the presi book report in 8B at Lent« will con The rooms were decorated in golden article recently published in the Pro- gravest problems that we are dent, whose birthday anniversary was test with Woodmere. The winners colors. At 2 Rev. P. Rasmussen, of Uisk skillfully is not learned in a testant’of Washington, D. C.: “Rome the B. C. Dewey, 6015 Ninety-ninth country today is the day, but often represents years of i Heads the American Legion.” The facing in this A handkerchief ,. rT ,„,„ 3 „ ». theie will contest with the lest of tho , the Danish Lutheran church, an steady drift towards a centralized gov- street, had some electrical work done being celebrated. nounccd a Danish hymn. Appropriate steadfast toil. This ought not to dis inference is that National Commander emment, and I believe it is the duty shower followed. A birthday offering school« in Portland. to his home recently. just hap- o 0 f ( ever evcr y j-ood citizen to resist this added several dollars, to the treasury. A basidiall game wns played between addresses were made by Rev. F. IL courage vs, however, but rather to in MacNider is a Catholic. It lust Anna Ravlaux, 5427 Eighty-fifth Sawing continued during the after Io>nta and Woodmere on the LcnU Culver and Rev. P. Rasmussen. The crease our desire to succeed. It is pens that the national commander is dangerous tendency in order to keep i”"4 'IC‘. „And it ®'sobaPP®ns this country true to the splendid prin •, grounds Monday, May 1. The score guests "ere then seated nt the tables true that "no great tiling was light ,U>at if .^«.uunni ^emmsnder ^1?.'?^ '‘IfT cìples laid down by its great found-' street, had H. Warriner do some elec- | noon. trical work for her last week. , ly won. ” was 8 to 6, in W<u>dmere’a favor. and enjoyed refre«hments, after which • were a Catholic, the foci would make crs ( ers. •» A boy who, early in life, sets about an informal program, consisting of no difference to the American Legion. fte«e Festival Offers Prizes W. D. Roidiman, route 2, box 594, Charles Guisncss and William Lim- Governor McKeivie of Nebraska de-1 bach pitched. George Trenary waa « mgs and addresses, was carried out. his work, whatever it may be, in —Editorial from the American Legion 'dated that: “If this course (of cen-! secretary of the Van Ness Water com Mrs. Percy Allen, chairman of the Weekly.” traliztaion) is to be continued it must! pany, says his radiophone is a great committee on community floats for catcher. Elmer Lee played second and Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are natives of earnest, is likely to accomplish won mean that the purpose of popular gov-' joy to him. He hurried home from the Rose Festival floral parade, has Lowry McKeown played third. John Denmark who came to this country derful results. “That son of yours A good story lurks in the pages of will have been subordinated Cloverio, William McCrary, 1-conard in 1891. They have lived near Port is a born farmer," remarked one man "The Reminiscences of a Raconteur,”., emment to centralized bureaucratic govern i the Masonic meeting and The Herald secured the approval of the director Thielke and Glenn Blair played in land since 1900, and have made a approvingly to another, as he noted i Georbe H. Ham, its author, was being ment control and, when that happens, 1 office Thursday night to "listen in” in charge of the parade, for her plan wide circle of friends. Their only the energetic manner in which the , operated upon for appendicitis. “This the effort that was waged by the on Hawley’s concert. Mr. Holdiman of offering prizes for the best sketch tho field. Roonf 16 has a pupil of whom it is living child, John M., who is con Ind performed his task. I is eternity,” he thought as the doctor framers of the constitution in the es is one of Ben Miller’s fraternal broth in color of designs for community "John always does his level best tablishment of this republic will have ers who is loud in his praise of Mr. floats. very proud. For two consecutive nected Vith the state accident com put him to sleep. “When I recovered been made in vain.” months now" she has received “ex mission, was present with his family. at everything,” was the reply. Miller’s taste in chinaware, ns shown Mrs. Alien’s plan includes a request from the effects of the opiate,” he That is really the secret of the cellent’’ in every subject, including With the close of the afternoon the by the new set of dishes the Masons to each community club that they says, “I found myself in a darkened Says George Barnard application and deportment. This pupil guests departed after wishing Mr. whole matter—our level best, and room, and wondered where I was promptly submit some idea they I see that a “college wees.” is an- now have for their banquets. i and Mrs. Johnson many years of con stopping at nothing short of it. bt Carrie Bohna in the 7B grade. and what it was all about. The kind- nounced. We have just had. or are Mrs. Stearns, of 110th street, is would like to illustrate and she will Robert Houck has taken Lowry Mc tinued activity. i ly-featurcd nurse quickly discovered going to have, or, for all I know, are having Mrs. George E. Hoyt as her include this idea in the list submitted Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. Keown's place on the safety patrol. Looking for Comfort. to the artists. that my consciousness had returned, actually in the process of enjoying, a nurse during her convalescence. He now wears the green badge on his F. B. Culver, Rev. and Mm. P. Ras If any Mount Scott artists wish to and came to my bedside, and then I boys ’ week. ” There have been book Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hoyt have Dr. Semper writes from London mussen, Messrs, and Mesdames J. M. arm. remembered everything, ‘But why weeks, and kindness weeks, and bet moved to their home at 1963 East compete for the $50, $25, $15, $10 to the Dubuque (la.) Witness: "If we On Tuesday, a very interesting Johnson, H. P. Larsen, H. Hansen, J. ' prizes offered, they should get in except the formal dinner occasion this dark room? It was early morn ter English weeks, and fire weeks, Morrison street. lecture on catching moles was given Mortensen, C. J. Fankhauser, J. touch with Rose Festival headquart ing when they operated on me. but and safety first weeks. All of which when evening dress is de riguer, the Mrs. W. H. Kepcha and Mrs. Smith Lund, A. W. Fankhauser, J. W. to the garden club members. now it can’t be night.’ ‘No it isn’t,’ are rejuvenating and uplifting, and I of the Sunshine Shop, Yott building, j ers, Automatic 512-17, at once. • Englishman shows a pronounced Muriel Dillman has been al sent Hagensen, Mrs.N. Hanson, R. Ras liking for an odd assortment of rough she seriously responded, *but we were trust that the ordinary citizen has ob find business good. Fare Reductions to California. several days, owing to the death of! mussen, L. Larsen, Miss Helen John- tweeds or flannels, of varying hues afraid of the shock you might get.’ served how much kinder and safer son, Mias l-arsen, Miss Lund, Misa Twenty-five per cent reduction will her brother. Her clasa mates extend ‘Why, what shock?’ ‘Well, there was and more literary we have all become and different styles, no one piece of Mortensen, Miss Margret Johnson. be made in round trip fares to San FUNERAL NOTICES their sincerest sympathy. tht costume matching with its neigh a big fire just across the street, and by reason of their passing. It is to Francisco and Los Angeles, on various We were all very sorry to hear of bor. No attention is paid to what in we were afraid if you awoke and saw be hoped that the people who propose New Dean to Spink Mrs. Bertha Sauer, 6342 Eighty- days in May, June and August. Spe the flames you might think that the Earl Wharton’s home being destroyed to reform our calendar will be able America is styled ‘a good fit.’ Clothes third street. Burial Monday in Mount cial fares art available to all persons Rev. Elizabeth W. Ward, of North by fir* Wednesday morning. to elongate the year so that we can in England do not fit in any sense operation hadn’t been successful. ” Scott cemetery, Rev. Mr. Culver offi although the fares are authorized on Pacific Evangelistic institute will of the word; they simply hang from squeeze in a few more weeks. Perhaps ciating. account of conventions. Tickets will preach at 11 o’clock Sunday mom- BUILDING PERMITS wo might then add to these weekly J. W. Pry ton Io Serve Ninety Days the wearer. There is method, how be on sale a few days before opening ing at the Friends’ church, and at 8 ever, in he Englishman’s undress, for Mrs. Margaret E. Strohl, 6517 strivings after perfection a “no mur •rj. W. Peyton, arrested by Deputy P. M. the pulpit will be occupied by date of convention and will carry long L. R. Dickinson, rect garage, 4921 Eighty-eighth street. Rev. Mr. Skip der week. ” If this were strictly ob Sheriffs Beeman, Schirnwr and Wolfe Rev, Hdwani Mott of Long Beach, it is quite evident that the freedom Seventy-second, $75. return limits and stopover privileges, worth officiated at the funeral yes served, the United States would finish at 3556 Sixty-fourth street has been! which he enjoys in matters of dress Cal. Rev. Mr. Mott has accepted a makes for the maximum of personal Forrest Maxfield, repair residence, the week 180 lives to the good at terday from the Methodist Episcopal at all poihts. sentenced to 90 days In the county call to the position of dean of North 6126 Eighty-sixth street. the present rate of murder mortality. church. Interment Mount Scott ceme Insured. Injured. Dead. Widow Paid jail by District Judge Bell. It was Pacific ^Evangelistic institution, to comfort Tn England the apparel does tery. not proclaim the man, and you can only last week that Peyton was begin July 1. He is one of the promi While in The Herald office yester An ex-service man was telling of a Elmer Thadius Smith, 5409 Fifty Many of us are convinced that the released from jail after serving 50 nent ministers of tho Friends’ church never tell a person of rank, or wealth, corporal in his company who was a day Mr. Sheehy of the Oregon Life or education by the clothes which he auick thinker. One day during drill delay which customarily elapses be fifth street. Funeral Saturday at 1:30, days for bootlegging. in America, and all are invited to happens to be wearing at the mo tne corporal was standing on the side tween the commission of a crime and with interment in Multnomah ceme told of a young Lents business man who insured on April 3, stuck a hook hear him. Rev. Mr. Cope has gone inent’’ lines of the parade grounds. A prettv the conviction of the criminal is tery, Rev. Mr. Sibley will officiate. _ McArthur Slated for Chairmanship in his hand on April 4. Before the girl waa eagerly watching the drill largely responsible for the levity with to Beattie, Wash., as a delegate to Congressman McArthur la one of Tacoma quarterly meeting. when a rifle volley crashed out. With 67th‘Street Garage Is Assnmed Name month was out he had died and on which the law is regarded by multi a scream «he shrank back into the May 1 his widow received his policy the two Pacific coast members of the . Nation’s Finances Sound. Mr. Travis has given his garage on in cash. arms of the young corporal standing tudes of people. Swifi relentless committee on naVal affairs, and if he District 45 r.-T. A. Entertains. Soamg prices of Lberty bonds and beat de her. justice never yet failed to suppress Sixty-seventh street the assumed remains in congress will eventually A bazaai^ fair and chicken supper the fact that in two yean the public "Oh I beg your pardon,” she ex lawless tendencies in a community. name of “67th-Street Garage.” S. C. DEATHS become chairman of thia Important will M held at Gilbert school the debt has been reduced hy 3,500.000,- claimed, blushing. "I was frightened The Chicago Tribune has found bibli Berry, who was associated with Mr --------- 1 committee afternoon and evening of May 12. A 000 prove that the United States is by the rifles.” cal authority in substantiation of its Travis, is reported as "out of town Kempt S. Rosenbuk, 9811 Foster cafeteria supper will ba served from rapidly recovering from the wounds ‘‘Quite all right,” the corporal gal plea for a speeding up of the judicial and not at home. Call later.” Road, 14 years, April 28; carcinoma St. Peter’s Catholic Church 5:30 to 7. The program begins at of the war. A nation that has paid lantly replied. "Let’« go ovey and machinery: of stomach. The Stoddard half block at Eighty 8. For the benefit of club work. The off in such a short period a sum equal watch the heavy artillery.” "Because sentence for an evil work Harkson-Olsen Incorporated Company Baby of Mr. and Mrs. Grischow, of seventh and Foster Road has been affair is given by district 45. Parent-i to the total national debt of the is not executed speedily, therefore The General Investment company of 7009 Sixtieth avenue, died May 1. BORN purchased, making the new parish Taacher association. There will be United States at the close of the cost the heart of the sons of men is fully Portland, with T. C. Fisher, U. S. Chester E. Dillman, 6102 Eighty property one full block. Building op plenty to eat and a good time as ly civil war is a pretty solvent na To Mr. and Mrs. James Griggs, 8 set in them to do evil.”—Eccles. Harkson and John Olsen as incorpora seventh street, 18 years, April 28: erations will start this summer. sured. tion.—Senator Lodge. Bucktel avenue, April 19, a daughter. 9*1:11. tors, has started business. acute appendicitis. DR. EARL GOODE DEAD. J I ...........