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About Mt. Scott herald. (Lents, Multnomah Co., Or.) 1914-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1923)
THE THRICK A-WEEK EDITION I ter» do not have thia rvsponsibility. OF THE NEW YORK WORLD Living is higher in Jnpan, eon>- parativdy, saya the Mount Scott Practically a Daily at the Trice of a 1 ftorist, than in America. ]*u blit bed Evary Friday at Lenta Sta Weekly. No other Newspaper to the tion. Portland. Oregon /---------------------------------------------------------- world givea wo mach at so low a price. mt. Scott herald LAWRENCE DINNEEN. Editor Short Stories The wide, wide world has become so narrowed by science that news from all around the globe ia printed in the current New York World, together with the views of nation builders, master men and leading women every where and particularly in the United States. No other newspaper ia bet ter equipped to give the news of the world at the time it ia news than the New York World. The Thrice-a-Week edition of the World is the greatest example of com prehensive journalism in America. It will keep you a» thoroughly informed an a daily, which would coat five or six times as much. It is a unique newspaper, published throe times a week, for 81 a year. This is the regular subecnpUon price and it pave for 156 newspapers. We offer this unequalled newspaper and The Mount Scott Herald together for one year for 81.75. The’ regular subscription price of the two papers is 82.50. Entered aa second-class mail mat - -» ter February 14, 1914, at the poat- officc at Lenta. Or., under act of eon- Visitor—Well. Effie. I suppose you grera. March 3, 1879. are just crazy about your new bob'- sister ? Subocription Price • 41.40 a year Effie— Mother seems to like her, but if you ask me. I think we gvt stung. 5812 Ninety second Street Phone Auto. «22-28 Pastor—Well, Mrs. Podgers, I am pleased to learn that drapite your MAKES PLEA FOR TOLERANCE troubles your gratitude to Providence did not faiL Mrs. Rodgers—No, air; rheumatix A great many persons in Oregon is bad, indeed, but I thank heaven 1 are getting the notion that the state still have a back to have rheuma has had about enough of anti-Cath- tism in. olie legislation. The reaction of the First Gossip—Don’t tell a soul, but rest of the country to the school law I saw a whole barrel of whisky de passed by the people at the last elec livered to the ToDelev’s this after tion baa shown the bassness com noon in broad daylight. Second Goosip—Mow'd you know it munity that Oregon is likely to get a was whisky? First Gooeip—Why. Topeley himself imputation aa a good place to stay helped the delivery man handle it with away from, and the present flood of care. anti-Catholic bills introduced in the CHEER I P! legislature is not meeting with a very Coming to Portland R. and M. Dr. Mellenthin GASOLINE SPECIALIST Eastern and Western enthusiastic reception from those who —Go East Through O I L in Interna) Medicine for the California all kinds of past eleven years. ACCESSORIES 82d and To» ell Valley Road Phone Automatic 631-94 DOES NOT OPERATE Will be at Benson • ■ ‘ ■ to Associated Of coures you would and by going this way you will vee must of the twsuty spots of the West. You may join ths merry makers on California's silvery Ärand; tree the races at Tin Juana; go through Carrizo Gorge and ever the Apache Trkil Highway, and take in the Mardi Gras. Then too. you have a choice of routes, stopover privileges and beat of train service. Ask your local ticket agent for LOW ROUND TRIP And «ONE WAY FARES, time table« sad descriptive folders or write JOHN M. SCOTT Genet si Passeazer Agent Portland, Or. Hotel Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday, Feb W.M. Donaldson ruary 6. 7 and 8. 6435 Foster Road, at Arleta Watchmaker and Jeweler Office Hou re, 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. When your watch gives yo« trouble bring it to me. Delay may cause more trouble. Are you aware that in the course of one year the balance of your Watch makes 157.680,000 revolu tions? Think of it. In Ume the oil gums, produces friction ami wears away the delicate bearings, destroying the high finish and per- feet fit, thus ruining an accurate timepiece. A clean and well oiled Watch means better time and longer aerv- ice. Don't let your watch run to ruin from neglect THREE DAYS ONLY Na Charge far Coaeultatioa. Dr. Mellenthin to a regular gradu ate in medicine and surgery and is licensed by the stale of Oregon. He visita professionally the more im portant towns and cities, and offers to all who call on this tirp free con sultation, except the expense of treatment when desired. According to his method of treat ment he doea not operate for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of the 6254 FOSTER ROAD stomach, tonsils or adnoids. He has to his credit wonderful re sults in diseases of the stomaeft. liver, bowels, blond, skin, nerve«, heart, kidney, bladder, bedwetting, catarr.di weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcers and rectal ail- menta. We grind our own hamburger and If you have been ailing for anv length of time and do not get any our own sausage better, do not fail to call, at. im- proper measure.« rather than disease are very often the cause of your long HOME SHOE standing trouble. Remember above date, that Con J. W. ADAMSON. Prop. sultation on this trip will be free and 4848 84th St. S. E., Cor. 49th Ave. that his treatment ie different. Married women must be accom Only the best material for your shoes panied by their husbands. Address: S3« Boston Block, Min neapolir, Mhy._____________________ Cheer up, the beat and not the worst : is yet to come. As showing the attitude of the No matter what sarcastic once may state press the following from an say; editorud in the Salem Statesman, a Hope on, though ¡dries be dark, your paper which has not been particular heart with sorrow numb. ly friendly to Catholics in the past, is There’s bound to be another. | of interrat. In the course of its ad brighter day. vice to the legislature the Statesman says: "The Statesman . . has no Cheer up, though youth and all it , «elfish advice to offer, but with th<* stands for may have fled. ambition common to all good citisens For' with it went its follies and I it hopes to see the path of economy, illusive dreams, safety and state progress faithfully I.oveY fitful, hectic fever, spuriou« followed and the energies of the pleasures swiftly sped. members devoted exclusively to the All youth*» false conceptions that bic things in which the future of the life is what it seems. state is wrapped, also that the har mony of an upbuilding, constructive Remain the wisdom and the peace of program will not be disturbed nor mind, the gift of years; hindered by petty squabbles, sectional The welcome rest to him who’s free jealousies nor desires for unfair ad to drop his load; vantages. Who site contented in his wayside inn; ! Your inspection invited st the Oregon needs development. nor longer fears Its vast resources have not been The thorny pathway, nor the rocky | HILL uncovered. road. Phone Auto. «34-42 Its broad acres of fertile lands have 74th and Footer Road been scarcely scratched. Oeer up. thrugh ycuth be gone, your Tabor 0647 Perfectly Pasteurized Milk, Cream. Its potential possibilities are be race be almost run; yond present calculation. Whipping Cream and Buttermilk Eternal life is yours, Death hath We must have people, industrious; no away! Richmond honest workers and also people with . No power to touch the realm beyond capital to make homes and encourage life’s setting sun. the factories and promote the in No victory o’er aught except thia 1078 Divirioa Street 128 Third st., bet. Washington dustries and commerce which must I worthless clay. and Alder sts. come if our dream of greatnvss for ; PHONE TABOR 3760 —W. R. Wheeler. Just 14 blocks from "M-S” car. cur st^te^s to be realized. A. > —................... MEALS AND LUNCHES ‘ If we wish for this greatness we Res. Phone Auto. 644-83 HOME DRESS MAKING V j must not set up gates of oppresson Shop Phone Tabor 8553 and intolerance against groups» nor Dear girls, let’s talk about sleeves. H. classes. We must follow the letter And such an array of sleeves Dame j Sash, Door and Cabinet Work and the spirit of our national ami Fashion present.« to us. Short sleeves, T is a consoling thought MILL WORK state constitutions and invite the jurt above the elbow length, plain or to know that your dear 1372 Division Street worthy and industrious of every creed with the drapes, usually slash««!, are one was laid away by a and class with a surety that their still in demand. These drapes are firm that does not con civil, social, industrial and political , of various lengths and shapes, some Burned Out! Bat SUU in Business sider the service mere rights will be unaesailed and their op- * times extending in flowing lines S3 ly as a business trans portunities unhampered.” action. far as the knees, and on exclusive models they reach the hem of the 83d JAPAN IS CHANGING skirt. MAIN 7728 The long sleeve, slashed from wrist ' Formerly at 8221 Foster Road Local Florist Says People Are Demo to elbow and faced back with con crats; Living Is High Day and Night Service I trasting material, is good style. These Japan is changing rapidly, says sleeves are charming when gathered ftes» 615-21 A D. Vswortkr 5M2-4 92s4 St 8.5. Hrakrws I Frank Inuzuka, co-prr.prietor of the into a cuff. The slashed from the | wk sreciauzK in Nippon Florist. Mr. Inuzuka has just ! shoulder sleeve is charming. HAIR CUTTWO, FACIAL MASSAOIhd Such sleeves you may see on a | returned from a visit to his native AND HAIR BOBBIhO land. Hie .-»ncestral home is in a little dress in the February Butterick. No. IJ96 DI'ISI01 Bet. 49th sad S9th Sts. village near Tokyo. Mrs. Inuzuka and 4249. Notice also the jin.es of the is «aw sciuhss Ready for duty children are remaining in Japan for neck, and the skirt. M. L. NOBLE & SON are try ing to build up the state. Wouldn’t You Like to— Millers’ Service Station Remember, my business is the care of Watchra and my opinion coots you nothing Groceries and Fresh Meats "The Hanshine Way ’Croes U. H. A." --- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Make 1923 A Thrift Year SHOP Plumbling & Heating Company GREEN Anything that’s good to eat: Groceries, Meats, Fish, Canned Goods—anything. It's all ia getting started. FOB THAT DANCE Delaney’sJOrchestra We Deliver! Start a savings account today. It only takes a dollar. After that you’ll learn what every other depositor knows—that it’s fun to save« You Can Earn 1 Per Cent on your savings. DAIRY II 0 D MATHES man market Do It Now! HOUSE’S RESTAURANT •2) 5927 NINETY-SECOND STREIT S. E. Multnomah State Bank Phons Automatic 613*10 (Irata) PORTLAND WE DELIV HR 1 wrt * • Lenta. Portland, Or. H. JONAH Herald Classified Ads Bring Results 3 Scotty’s Express Now at 5631 Street A. D. KfNWORIHYiÄ CO funeral Directors i I Franklin Barber Shop 1 5 : : < « « : : 2 : c s 5 « < Graduate Nurse a longer visit. Mr. Inuzuka says that during the ten years he has been away from Japan startling changes have taken place. The younger Japanese are strongly democratic. No longer do the children in the schools squat on the floor around their teacher They have mciiern buildings with modem school equipment. This also is true of the majority of the office«. Base ball has taken hold of the young people. No longer are the ancient Japanese games in vogue. Every school has track meets and running is very popular. Tokyo. Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, all are growing rapidly. Business blocks are rising. No buildings are allowed to be higher than eight stories. Whereas, ten years ago, labor worked frr pittances of two-bits or so a day. now two or three yen are the rule. A yen roughly corresponds to the American dollar. Skilled labor ers and tradesmen receive wages comparative with American workmen Japane.w farmer in the home ter- If your arm is plump and hands large, choose the very long sleeve close-fitting, with a large and flow ing cuff. Do not join the ends as in a round cuff, but finish «he cuff flat, and fold over as cn a ¿diirt sleeve. If your arms are very thin, do not use transparent materials; heavy napped or flowered materials are best. The newest sleeve is the long »Tinkled one that comer down over the hand. In cutting out your sleeve always pin a new pattern to a finished sleeve in a comfortable gr.wn and try it on. Then you are sure it is the right size, Good luck. MADAME X. ----- M I L K------ Cleanliness—Quality—Flavor Scored 99 at Stock Show, Novem ber 1922—winning third prize James Burdette Auto. 632-87 Dairyman Lewis* Franklin Candy Shop I 13994 Division, Where 59th Crowes Everjthing found at a first-claas , fountain. Light lunches. i - ------------ Candies, - - ■ ■ - ------------- Cigars, Tobaccos, Light ; Groceries. Fresh eggs from my own hens every day GRAYS CROSSING Sheet Metal Works B. TABELL GET MY PRICE BEFORE MATT GREENSLADE , Meet Return te Japan Mr. Inuzuka is head of his family, now that hie father is dead. He ex- i plained to The Herald reporter that his religion requires that he return some day to Japan In order to dis charge his rveponsibility. Aa eldest - eon he to respasuable for the ie- 1 Automatic €49-75 AUTO REPAIRING 9727 Foster Road LENTS ■ DR. P. J. O’DONNELL EXODONTÏA Cor. 92d and Falter Road 50th and Division Streets It will take but a minute, however, to find out what your new number is to lie. Call the telephone office and ask Central about it From now until midnight of January 27, call Automatic 622 28 for better printing. Pay our new shop a visit V' We have white, raisin, rye, wholewheat Pullman, French and twist bread. Variety of rolls, too. For the original French coffee cake come here. Early in the morning, January 28, call SUnset 2228 Fruit and pound cakes, mince and all varieties of pie». Every Saturday and Sunday, French doughnuts and pastry. and you’ll get— Better Printing Francis E. Nandie Proprietor Horsesheelikj A G m . Bbc Phenes—615-19 (office) 818-18 (residence) Division Bakery LETTING THE JOB Wagon Repairing ................ Call Auto. «46-07 Until you kr.ow what your telephone num ber will he after January 27. Give us a trial 8611 Foster Road ritory of Mr. Tnuzuka raise silk worms and rice and lately have been having good succera in the size of crops and the price for them. Earth - quakra still are common in Japan. While Mr. Inuzuka was in his native land—about three months—he felt two severe tremors. The houses were rocked from side to side. mainder of Hie faanily, even white he la in America. Other sons and daugh- Will lake all kinds of Cases Don t Buy Printing «097 4 82nd St. Tabor 7236 I ■ NOW IS THE TIME TO THINK ABOUT YOUR BOOKS Are yonr books in proper shape for the" INCOME TAX statement? Are you worried about vour figure»’ We are doing MONTHLY SERVICE, taking cere of small seta of books, for a large number of merchant» tn Portland. The ccat is ridiculously small. We are ENDORSED BY THE LEADING ASSOCIATIONS OF RETAIL MERCHANTS IN PORTLAND, and have been foe OVER TWO YEARS. I : c K « « e. Makers of Trade-Getting Ammunition I«e«its Station, Portland, Or. Phone Main 5977 for more inionnation RETAILERS SERVICE BI’BEAU. lac. R. V. Lewis, Pres. The Mt. Scott Herald IM 5812 Ninety-necond Street S. E. I