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mt. Scott herald Published Every Friday at Portland, Oregon LAWRENCE DINNEEN, Editor Entered as second-class mail mat ter February 14, 1914, at the post- office at iMnts. Or., under act of con gress, March 3, 1879. Subacripticn Price - -Jl.50 a year 5812 Ninety-second Street Phone SUnset 2228 Reporters—Mr». S. Gray. 3549 Sixty eighth street, S. E, SUnset 1609; Morrison Handsaker, 5603 Forty fourth avenue S. E., SUnset 2814; Lawrence Dinneen. 4827 Ninety-sec ond street S. E. SUnset 4782. Miss Ruth Meyer, MAin 3429. The urge toward a purely indivi-1 ¿■¿alistic conception of Christianity is | responsible for dividing and sub dividing Protestantism until there are in the United States nearly 200 denominations. This is a rank abuse of the principle of freedom. Not over a dozen of the bodies mentioned can show good reason for separate ex istence. A shifting of emphasis to ward the social gospel which neces sarily involves co-operation among both individuals and groups in order to accomplish anything worth while, will go far to change this unhealthy situation.—Pacific Christian Advo cate. But which 12 are to be adjudged worthy of separate existence? Who will decide whether the General Six Principle Baptists, with their 456 members in the United States have not so much right to exist as the Two-Seed-in-the-Spirit-Predestinarian Baptists even though the latter have 679 members in this country? Then, too, there is a nice question to be de cided between the “Free Will” Bap tists (Bulloc kites), with 184 mem bers. and the German Seventh-Day Baptists who have a grand total of 136 members. Who will say that the Church of the Universal Messianic Message has no reason for its exist ence? Moreover, if it is to be closed where are its 266 communicants to go? Will the Advocate tell the 112 members of the Apostolic church, the 91 members of the Church Trans cendent and the 64) members of the Friends (Primitive) that they are un reasonable in maintaining their de nominational autonomy? In a famous speech, delivered after the civil war, Wendell Phillips, aboli tionist leader, complained that the j political parties did not turn to the new problems of the time. “The trouble with all political parties.” he declared, “is that they linger on the stage long after we need them. Al though ‘the brains are out, the party won't die.’ ” That was in 1871; what would Phillips say now if he were to return and find the same old parties cumbering the ground? NOW IS THE TIME viourra REED OR FIBER FURNITURE VERY PRACTICAL The wfMfl blow cold, and rough, ami strong. And the breath of the snow is chill; They have their day, and the right of way. And stand in their path» who will? But. not far off. I see a time When the roaring blast grows dumb. And the sting of the frost is toned, and lost. And then—the violets come! Associated GASOLINE HJd and Powell Valley Road Phone Sl’nset 2164 Indiana and the Telephone The telephone is a steady source of wonder to the Indians. The Hudson Bay company built a line from Ft. Fitzgerald to Ft. Smith, a distance of 16 miles, and when Indians come to the fort, the first thing they are told about is the spirit talking machine. Then they go to the store and see it» and if the telephone rings, and they hear the ensuing conversation, they concede that the white man has mas- tered spirit talk. Six braves came into the store one day at Ft. Smith, stating they came from Ft. Fitzgerald, and that the Make 1923 MLLARD AVENUE LEED & FUEL CO. A Thrift Year dressmaker and representative of Nu-Bone Corsets, the most popular made to measure corset. F L O w E R S It's all in getting started. Call SI’. 1609 COUPON WB STBC1AUZB 4M You Can Earn 4 Per Cent on your savings. Multnomah State Bank Why Not Try tdgle Garage Cuney’s Pharmacy Grays Crossing Dr. Patrick F. Mahar By Frederick D. Stricker, M. D.. < of the Oregon State Board of Health Spring is significant of new life, and a rejuvenation of the old. Soon MORE SOUPS the vegetable kingdom will arouse from the winter period of indolence, “Olive Green” so vs: “One who will and will burst forth with new raiment rake the life of a cabbage need not of green to soften the hard outlines hesitate at chicken or of hill and dale and meadow, and to turkey, for cabbage has beckon us forth into God’s outdoors. life—triumphant, domi Soon the animal kingdom will shed nant, compelling and pen their winter coats, and girls and boys etrating life. Anyone liv will join the carnival of spring in pretty, bright Easter attire. ing In a flat may prove In a few weeks towns and cities it by cookinug cabbage and communities will advertise clean and listening for remarks up, paint up and brush up campaigns made by the other ten in order to harmonize with the set ants. Anything lifeless ting with which nature has sur rounded them. All of these activi could never be so forceful and power ties are good and are worthy of the ful as cabbage, even In Its last mo highest commendation. “Cleanliness ments.” is next to godliness.” We wonder if Cream at Cabbage Soup.—Take one- godliness is possible without cleanli half of a medium-sized cabbage, chop ness. for without a clean mind, clean fine and measure; to one quart of the body and clean soul how can one have chopped cabbage take one quart of a full appreciation of the spiritual milk Corer the cabbage with one virtues 7 Are you merely making a sham of quart of water boiling hot. add a tea your spring cleaning? Are you cover spoonful of salt, a slice of onion, and ing a withered, decaying body with a sprig of parsley. Just simmer, not fine and beautiful clothes, and mak allowing the cabbage to boll, until It ing yourself believe that because the la transparent; the flreless cooker Is clothes are good, so is the body un a good place to cook it. Press through derneath? During the winter you a colander, saving the water. Add to have had your automobile repainted this a quart of milk, rub one-half cup and thoroughly overhauled to avoid trouble during the coming spring and ful of butter with three tablespoon-; fuls of flour, stir Into the soup and summer. But what about the human ma cook, fteason with salt and pepper chine? Have you had it examined and serve with squares of bread or for defective parts? A thorough small cheese balls. Red cnbbnge will i examination now with intelligent ad give a violet shade to the soup; it Is vice will possibly add several years often used «hen serving s violet to your life. If you are approaching or past middle life this fact makes a luncheon. Cream of cauliflower may be used thorough physical examination the more imperative. Many of you who for soup in the «»me way, using a read this letter, when you receive head of cauliflower. your notice of premium due for your Bisque of Turnip.—Put a table life insurance will find enclosed an spoonful of butter, one sliced onion offer of a free examination. Are you three slices of carrot Into a saucepan going to take advantage of the offer? The insurance company realizes that toss until slightly yellow, then add by thorough physical examination four good-sited turnip«, grated. There years may be added to the lives of should be a pint of pulp. Cover the the insured, they will therefore col saucepan and without adding any wa lect more premiums from you, and ter, simmer on the back of the stove postpone the payment of a death for twenty minutes. Then add a claim. If it li-gosd business for the quart of milk and two tablespoonfuls insurance company, is it not good each of flour and butter well mixed business to you? Nothing is more Cook until smooth, add a teaspoonful valuable than human life. A physical examination should in of salt, a dash of red pepper and a clude among other things a thorough teatpconfnl of kitchen bouquet. Strain examination of the heart and lungs through a fine sieve and serve with with the body stripped to the waist; small squares of farina. testing of the blood pressure, and an examination of the urine. A care fill history to determine the appearance of symptoms is of no less importance. and Optician The Nippon Florist Co. National Bay State Shoe Co. 296 Broadway, Nsw Phone SUnset 3571 York, N. Y. U hen once you ve given us some work we’ll please you so we know you’ll be back. That’s the way, ex perience has taught us. we’ve grown. “Pat and Jeny “Walsh’s” Electrical Fixtures Selected by the School Board? They found them mere efficient and effective than «everal other competitive «amples shown. Pitone Broadway 5781 and have sample light installed. Wiring service and eatimaU*s given. »» Franklin Garage Tavelli & Mack. Walsh Electric Co. 50th and Division Sts Tabor 5603 106 FOURTH ST. * Bri. Waah. and Stark Sia. BRoadway 5781 , "The Hank That Give« You Service' Phone Sl'nset 1308 Grays Crossing Barber Shop 6007 82d street, next the metal work« Ml Mcrvwon Street MAIN 1363 Semi correct size. Pay postman on delivery or send money order. If sheos are not so repre sented we will cheerfully refund your money promptly upon request. expressing your feelings with— FLOWERS Specialist in Maternity Cases Optometrist To My that romance reside« In the old. the unusual, and the remote, will do well Mou«h for young people: tor them it does so. . . But as we grow older, supposing that we have not given up the search for It as un profitable. we come more and more. I think, to seek It In the near, -he tree ent and the familiar. And sometimes we discover It in the most unlikely place«.—Robert Gay. $2.95 ........... .. Practical Nurse k ------------------ 1 Get the habit of Read the Herald Classified ads.— Read the display ads too. Position Wanted By Sl nset 1983 SUnset 3517 We have purchased 122,(XX) pair United States Army Munson last shoes, sizes 5% to 12, which was the entire surplus stock of one of the largest United States government shoe contractors. This shoe is guaranteed 100 per cent solid leather, color dark tan, bellow:» tongue, dirt and water proof, The actual value of this shoe is $<». Owing to this tremendous buy wu can offer same to the pub i lic at Do It Now! any more fur. The factor at Ft. Smith HUR CVmNO.FACIAL MASSAOLM) made the connection, and the bravest l 4M) IUI8 BOBB1.NÜ l^nts, Portland. Or. of the six picked up the receiver, but 1 Ute DD I SION Bet. 49th sa4 5»tb Sis. when he heard the familiar voice, he n> KSV BClUalKS dropped the receiver with a yell and ran out of the door. Two others ran N C---------------------------------------------------------- also, but the remaining three, seeing the white man in the store laughing at them, took courage, and one of them picked up the receiver and Why not give us a call when in asked, “Is this Billy Lyle?” And as need of garage service? the answer came, “Yes, this is Billy,” I the Indian said, “You're a big liar, EAGLE GARAGE because you’re in Fitzgerald.” Then 5820 92d St. Sl'met 3368 he walked out. The fifth one spoke __________________________ for a minute, then ran around the building, thinking Lyle was behind the wall, while the last one asked Currey’s Pharmacy, Grays Cross When you want to borrow money Lyle whether another Indian was ing, is your neighbor, Here you on your property see near, as he wanted to ask him whether prescrip- may have your doctor's Lyle was really there. A friend of OTTO & HARKSON tions accurately filled, Here you his was found, and they talked in Broodway 8389 Chipewyan Indian for a while, until will find real service. 413 Chamber of Commerre Bldg. he was thoroughly convinced that the X"'""’ INSURANCE spirit machine could not only talk to I Try the Drug Store Firat Fitzgerald, but that it could talk even , his own Chipewyan language. Try the DRUG STORE First Pullen, owner. L. 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 sava GRAY I ICE COAL WOOD LIME CEMENT PLASTER LATIIS FEED ACCESSORIES Franklin Barbershop Either silk or wool Jersey would make up this youthful model very at tractively and if further decoration were desired, the long narrow vest supplies a suitable hackground for it. The closing is to the left of the inserted vest re and the neck may be in round or square outline. Deep cuffs finish the short, kimooo sleeves Mediu-ti size require, 1J4 yard 40-uica o< 1:| yard 5-4-inch material. Pictorial Review Girls' Dress Na 1547. Sizes. 6 to 14 years. Pnco 55 cents. z O I L all kinds of Good for 50c applied on an order j for not less than ’» dos. photos; also one painted premium FREE. Present this coupon anytime at I THE BENJAMIN STUDIO I 6435 Foster Road j Arleta Station. Werth Bldg. Hudson Bay factor there had told i ........... \ them that he could speak to them, although he stayed in Fitzgerald. If he had lied, they would never sell him | SMART IN JERSEY MEALS AND LUNCHES - Eastern and Western Herd or fiber furniture is not only good for the porch or sun room. but la equally suitable for the year-round living room. A comfortable settee, several substantial chairs and a cunning round table will coat Just about half the amount that one would speud for the usual living room furniture The pieces may be bought In the natural color and stained or painted to harmonise with any color scheme. PUBLIC SALES 128 Third at., bet. Washington •mi Alder sts. Just, 1H blocks from ”M-S” car. Millers’ Service Station Tis so with my heart. Though the winds of life Are cruel, and sharp, and cold. And the bitter chill—though “tis calm and still— Is fraught with a strength untold. Yet. with vision clear, I see a day When the gladness of spring gives room To the budding trees and the vagrant bees. And then—the violets bloom! —Amadeus. Daily Fashion Hint HOUSE’S RESTAURANT R. and M. CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTTING, 45 Steps West From Broadway John J. Conboy, Prop. With Carl Greve, the Square-deal Jeweler LAUER REALTY CO. 25c THE CITIZENS BANK Grsnd Are. at E. Alder Street MtMMR FEDERAL RESERVE 32 years old system Interest Paid on Savings Safety Firat “We Would Appreciate Your Busi nena y KKAL FXrATK CITY PROPBRTT and FARMS Have YOU a Youthful Walk? Cantilever Shoes Make It Possible Could you do Walter Camp's famous "daily dozen” with your feet strapped to boards ? Ordinary shoes are like boards on your feet. Your arch cannot flex in them because they are reinforced with steel between the leathers, of the sole. Ask your shoemaker to show you when he is resoling a pair of shoes. See how impossible it is to bend them at the arch. A Cantilever Spring Dr. Douglas Stewart a leading specialist, says: “The ^foot is a cantilever spring so made that when it is allowed to function normally it carries the body with the great est possible ease and resilience.” The Cantilever Shoe is made with a flexible arch which permits the cantilever spring of your foot to function normally. It gives that ease and resilience which char acterize a perfect carriage. This can only be accomplished by giving perfect freedom to the muscles of the foot. The flexible arch of the Cantilever Shoe fits snugly, while it forms a natural support to the instep. Makes Life Easier Cantilever Shoe« _ give an added zest to your pleasures and lighten the daily round of your duties. They are stylish aa well as comfortable. The modish, rounded toe and the medium heel are worn by women who are particular about wearing correct clothe«. That youthful, swinging step is made possible by wearing Canti levers. Buy a pair tomorrow and know what it means to walk miles out-of-doors or at your every-day work without fatigue. CANTILEVER SHOE CO. 363 AlderSL Medical Bldg. PORTLAND, ORE. GRAYS CROSSING Sheet Metal Works ON THE JOB! SL’naet 3883 266 Morrimin Street, the Jewelry Store—and the Optical Store la ■quare arroa. the street at 269 Morrison Street—1 have no other branch stores. We have a full and complete shop filled with men who have been with me for years and who are true to their em ployer and their work — Honest, industrious, Ixiyal to both you ■nd me. Diamond», I". Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry of modern make. Optical Store right the street. DR. II charge. Ws want your parents kava here. Richmond Plumbing & Heating Company GET MY PRICE BEFORE 1078 Division Street LETTING THE JOB PHONE TAbor 3760 Your inspection invited at the Sl'na*t 4075 6007'j 82d St. GREEN HILL DAIRY Phone SUnset 3442 74th and Foster Road Perfectly Pasteurized Milk, Cream Whipping Cream and Buttermilk STAPLES—The Jeweler 266—269 MORRISON ST.. PORTLAND. OREGON You may get the famous MATT GREENSLADE 2-J Powder Soap Horseshetlity & Gen. Blacksmithinq at the following stores: AUTO REPAIRING 9327 Fester Road LENTS STEWARTS GROCERY 6040 Foster Road, SUnset 2424 D. C. GEDDES 6405 824 St., SUnset 3508 L. L. DUER 4 SON 5010 724 St., SUnset 1353 BROWN'S GROCERY «305 Foster Road TAbor 2430 CRUM & CHAMBERS 7136 55th Ave., SUnset 4931 A. SIMONSON 29th Ave. and 71st St., SUnset 2573 R. H. HUKE 1781 Belmont at 69th St TAbor 0378 I. T. BOEHM 271 E. 824 St., TAbor 8685 FRANKS’ GROCERY 5537 Foster Road, SUnset 2644 CHISHOLM BROS. 5204 Foster Road, SUnset 2929 H. O. HICKOX 5914 82d St, SUnset 1283 YOE'S GROCERY 5807 92d Street 2-J SOAP COMPANY 343 Russell St, EAst 0154 266 Morrison St., Portland, Oregon Wagon Repairing DR. P. J. O’DONNELL EXODONTIA Phone«—SUnset 1510 (office) SUnest 1818 (residence) Cor. 924 and Foster Road New and Second-Hand Sewing Machine! We Deliver! Anything that’s good to eat: Groceries, Meats, Fish, Canned Goods—anything. FOR SAIJÏ < HEAP Trade in your old one on your new Singer at a liberal allowance. GEORGE A. JIGGAR MOD MATHES III Gl 11 MARKET 5927 NINETY-SECOND STREET S. E. Phone SUnset 3955 Monarch Furniture Polish for Sale (Lenta) PORTLAND WE DELIVER