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STELI REPLACES
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I A‘nts Now Boasts of Steel
Towers. Cost is Estimat­
ed al $175,(MM).
I ENTS, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1911
Vol. 9.
No. 42.
WlMIDMIKI YOUNIi
1(11 KS ORGANI/t
QUIET BIDDING
Of LENTS COUPLE
The young people of Ht. Paul's Epis­
copal church met one evening last week
an ' formed an organisation winch is to
attenil to the social sale uf the church
work
\ plan to give a serie« o( enter-
talnmenta Is le'ing considered
The
first one was given a short time ago in
the Woielmere ball. The second is
sclieiliilrd for Nov. Ifi at the «sine place.
Tills on** is deaigneil for the young jx-i*
pie of the pariab in particular
All joung people interested in the
church and tlirir friends are extended a
very cordial invitation to > h < present anil
pass the evening in dancing
No admieaiori will la- charged, the
entire *>x|s<nse being lairne by the organ­
ization.
The pur|wM»r of tlii-se socials is to
bring the |H«ople of tbe neiglitiorhood
together la-caeionally iti a friendly way
and for all to liecome la-tter acquainted
with oneanotlier.
The dub is looking forward to enlarg­
ing Its work ill the nesr future. Steps
toward lm|irovi'itieiit ami enlargement
of the choir work will lie taken Any­
thing that will tend toward the lietler-
nient of the church comes within the
»-ope of this organisation.
The ladles guild of the church will
hold its bazsur lire it.
ResolutionB Adopted,Calling
People Taking Interest, and
Miss 'Pressa McDowell and All Granges and Menilrers I*ocal Constable and Deputy
Exhibit Promises to be
Dalles M. Simonsen Wed
Phillips Arrest Two with
to Support it.
Entertaining
Last Evening Quiet Af­
Long Lists of Theft—
fair in Lents Social Circles The following resolution was una rum
Made Lents Headquarters. A Child Welfare Conference and Ex­
ously adopted at the Public Market
I VINING MAR GRANO!
STRONG KIR MARKU
CHILD Wtlf Aftt CON-
HALL MAKES
GOOD GATCH ffRLNCE NOV. I TO 4
hibit is to be held in Portland, Novem­
Tlx- Herald announces the marriage Meeting of the ten Multnomah County
Oregon'« first gn at «toel tow er electric
ber I, 2, 3, and 4, under the auspices of
Following
a
clew
accidently
furnislie*!
of Mr I'alle» M Miuon-* n and Mio* Granges and Consumera League, and
power Im*’, i otineetiiig th* River Mill
by a Mr Flowers, who live* or* Mt. Scott, the Oregon Congress of Mothers. As in
allied
UislieH
who
met
with
the
Best
Tr*-“«a McDowell. Is>th of la-nts, at the
jMiwer »talion on Clai kainiui River with
home of the bri'l*-'s mother. on Wei Side Business Men's Club, in their Constable John Hall ami lleputy Sheriff great exhibits of this kind throughout
Phillijs* landed two of the worst type of tbe Eastern States, the aim will be to
Portland, has jn»t Iss'ii tinidiisl, and so ‘
neaday • vetting at *ix thirty o'clock Club Rooms at 123 Grand Ave., in the
criminals that have been captured for
lar a» tin* traiisiiilsRion problem I» con­
Rev Boyd Miaire officiating The com-I City of Portland. Oregon, at 2:00 P. M.
show what ha« been done, what is being
some time.
pnny present were n few of th*- bride • Oct. 11, 1911, same l>eing presented by
iarne*!, alami th*- first of tin* month Port­
dona, and what ought to be done for tbe
Hall
ha*l
li^en
on
the
trail
of
theae
relatives, Mr** -itnoiiwn mother of th* Mr. C. If Welch.
land will Is* able to get energy from the
men for nearly two weeks and last Fri­ welfare of childhood. All the leading
RESOLUTION:
groom bis sister ami a few friend*
lai*-»! installation of the stm-tcar comp
day eveirig, he in uompany-with a Herald educational institutions of the City will
P.esolved:
That
it
is
the
sense
of
this
Th*- newlv-weds immediately left for
any
Work at th** dam is not so (ar ad
re|»*rter met I-eon Lichard whodivulged be represjnted and all phases of child-
Portland, and Tbur»lay morning the) convention assembled Oct. 11, 1911,
vaiK-i’d. th*' energy from the first mut
¡information that led to bis arrest here
went to Hood River After spending a that a law lie enacted requiring each
life will be touched upon.
»el al River Mill I« imi likely to Iss-otm-
and that of J. F. Hawkes in Portland.
and
every
individual
firm
or
corpora
­
few days there, they will visit relative* |
More and more people are beginning
a regular supply to Portland earlier than
IxM-hard
was
arrested
at
a
ranch
which]
tion, handling agricultural, horticultur­
al the Dalles.
I hi* first of I vinls-r
tlie two had leased near here as a to realize that the welfare of the child
al,
or
Dairy
Produce,
or
other
articles
This new alliance may come a* a stir
III the gr* nt transmission line there
rendezvous and Hawkes, who is worth is tbe weltareot the nation and tbe sal.
pri«e l*> many of the acquaintances but of produce upon Commission, to make
between >75,K>i ami $100.000. the au­ vation of the race. The state must pro­
are 221 *l*-*'l tower* ami II »t*-*-l pole»,
a
return,
under
oath,
to
the
consigner
altlio tb<- young mull lias assumed an st
each tower weighing 393H |«fUll*l» ami
thorities -ay. was arrested at 2»>ty Ea-t vide for tbe needs of childhood, but it
titU'l*- of se recyin regard to tin- event it of such, stating to whom sold, with the
each |«>l*' 3'.***i pound« The minimum
Sixth street near the isirner of Fast Burn­ must first lie brought home to all citi-
address,
of
such
purchaser,
together
was pretty well understood around tin-
distance apart for tower« or »t*«>l polea ¡
side street
In tiie hasement of his z.em* what tbe needs of the child are.
with
an
itemized
statement
of
sale
Herald odic*- that Mimething wa« “going
house wa.« found a complete kit of burg­
i« 4«u1 f*» l. an*! the maximum 53(> f*s-t i
Among the well-known people who
price,
and
expenses
in
such
handling,
to hapjwn " For sometime he lias Is-- n
making gn-at «pan» for an < *r* goii tran» I
lar»’ tools, which was confiscated by tbe are taking an active part in the exhibit
and
to
whom
and
for
what
paid;
and
subject t*i unusual Hights of fancy and
autlmritie».
In bis trunk were found are Dr. L. M. Hyde of Portland; Arthur
mission Im* Tower* arc l*illcd tosh**-- ¡
period* of ali* traction, extreme agitation that such law provide a penalty suffi
wati-iies, surveying instrunients and Evan Wood, of Reed Institute; L. R.
set «even f***l in the ground, ami th*- «t*s-l
embarrnenii’Ut and hesitancy in discus- cient and proper to insure obedience
p«ile- have a Issi of eight íeelnf ***m*'rete.
clothing Is-lieved to have iieen stolen.
Alderman, Superintendent of Public In­
*ing his social ambition*.
However it thereto.
The two ns-n, now in the Multnomah struction ; Dr. Bertha Stnart, of Oregon
The i<s*l of th«* entire line ciniHi-ting of
TRIBE OF BEN HUR ORGANIZED
We
further
request
other
Granges
i* all dear now and tin- editor will have
tower* ami |»*les amt on*- triiu»ini~*i>in
E I. !lilM-rly n representative of the no occasion for further worry concerning and all similar bodies to support this County Jail, first met at the Peniten­ University; Mrs. Robert Tate, President
act of three cabi«**, a gruiiii'l wit»- mid Order of Ban lhir han
w* irking in tin- oiitcoinc, further than to prepare a Resolution, and urge proper steps to tiary, w here Hawke», who was sentenced Oregon Congress of Mothers; Mrs. Lora
from Multnomah County February 6. C. Little; Mrs. Lillie Trumbull, of the
telephone line, for tlie mtirv li-ugtli <4 Lenta for ncveriM day* with the • view of
fitting welcome for In» return the first secure the enactment of some such law.
mile- lH'tw*’**ii River Mill nod station forming m Court for th«* order, About
I'»1’’, wx- serving an indeterminate «ent. Child Laior Department ; Wni. Thur*-
of the week, to resume hi* jilace in Tbe
I. nt foot of East Lincoln Htn-r-t, I* *175, thirty p'riionM hav«* nignilh*J their inten-
*-n*e for horse stealing. les hard, under ton Brown of the Modern School; Dr.
Herald family.
(till bros. Dahlias Attract Crowds
1**1 The tower* xn- for it double line, tiolu» of going into IE icih W lodge. f lerne
the nam<-of John sk* iiey. Iiad neen sen- Philip Vauer of tbe State Training
B*'**t wishes for a long, happy, arid
Gill Brother« of Montavilla are enjoy­ lenced from Roseburg for two and one- School.
mid st n later date, when another in- m inerting wai* held Tl ur*day evening
sncees-lul partn*-r»hip is accnnhai the ing one of th*- l>e«t ex|s'riences of their
half years. He wa« caught in the act
-tallsUoti is mad** on tl**- t'lui kaina- by h>r th«* porp«»*« of coin pitti ng I h<* organ-
The conference will combine all the
new ly wedd*-*l couple
eans-r. They have al*out two acre«, rej*- of attempting to enter a hardware shire societies and organization« which have
tin- i-oinpmiy a » • ond «*-t of threecabl*w izniion and eh « ting officer*» Th* < »rang»-
resenting als>ut a hundred varieties of in that city. Ilvcember. 12, 18Oi. They for their purpose educational work and
may be hung on th*' otiier aid* op|H»ite ILill Hill I** th«* futur«* pl wer of Hireling.
dahlia* in full lihsMii. They are of every leased th*- 2o-acre ranch near Lents last mental development. Moving pictures
tlie -el now in plait*. Willi on** set of
Thr newly inwtitut«*<l Court «»fier* fra
GrunJvMil ollum HtJdinq
color, size and shape. Score* of people September, after agreeing that they will be used to show the value of pict­
cable**, th*' bn*' will handle 2n,(«>< kibe terna I ami *<• ml f«»aturra n«»t afford«*! by
Miss tdah McCollum and M r Richard ar*- visiting their plats- every day and
would go into the thieving business on a ure« in school work. The exhibition
watts of current, nt HO.btxl volt» Tin» many <»th«*r
Ijidi«*« and gentle­ Grundy were married on Wednesday
the Sunday callers are numbered by the wholesale scale.
,
inequivalent to ii I hui I 27,(100 lior*> |*»w*-r men Iwih ladong and the «»IfircN arc til-
and conference will be free to all, and
evening al the Baptist Church in Monta­ hundreds. Sime go to buy while others
fatst Tuesday night Lochard. who was everyone interested in children is invit­
of energy When tlie second tratisinis-ioii !<*! from tn«* mem b«* rah ip at largì*.
villa. Only the couple who stood up go to see. T> eir gardens are not far from
living on the ranch, three-quarters of a ed to attend. The Oregon Congress of
net of cables '» put "<>. tin- capacity of
w ith them at the wedding were present, the Montavilla Station.
mile from here, on the road to Kelly Mothers ha« been unsparing in the ef-
the tower line will I«' inerea«e*l to nl*'iil
a»ide from the minister. The new coup­
STUDENTS OBEY OWN LAWS.
Beside** growing these flower», they Butte, rushed into a drugstore here with­ i fort to make the first Western exhibit
ol.Orsi horsepower *4 energy
le spent Thursday in Montavilla. and have large fields of cauliflower, cabbage,
"illy
nibl»
r-grM<liiMt«*it
t»i
(
i.
A.
(
’
wlm
out a hat and coat, declaring that be had splendidly successful. Every district tn
Th** height 'J tli«- lowers varies from
atteuded the reception to lie given at pumpkins and other garden truck which
been poisoned Constable Hall and Dr. Oregon should have at least one repre­
71 feet to'll feel, tbe greater elevation ha«! crowded into h moving pietun*
a joke, with- the brides* home in la-nts on Fridav they w holesale to lia'al merchants. Tlie McSloy were called ami «aved him, Hall sentative in attendance at the confer­
Iw’ing ni’c*-»*itnt«*d by uneven ground. *> thrnttv without ticket*
evening. After this they will go to San location of a public market in Portland
went back to the ranch with him and ence.
that the | hiw * r cable may In- kept a uni­ dn-u quietly w I mmi remind«*! of the rule»
Francisco for a w hile and may bs'Ste would put such a* they into direct touch
they
had
matte
for
themtclv«»*
in
the
»sight for twobnun* in vain to peraua*ie
form height al»*ve the surface. The
All the railroads have granted a rate
; there |s*rnianently.
with the consumer Their product* are him to disclose the name of the person I of one and one-third to the Exhibit at
* ill>le une*l for power transmission 1« 260, slii<l«*nt council h needed only a word
Mr« Grundy grew up in Lents, attend­ u( the l»*»t and would ensure them a
lie susjwcted of poisoning his food. The the Armory the first week in November.
OKI circular mill llexibli c*qq»-r, of 19 from S < >. Mehaddcn, of the student
ed school here, and was well known -teady line <>f customers.
council,
lo
pul
them
at
once
on
good
be
Constable suspected Ixx’hanf liefere that ' However, it is necessary for the pur­
strand». This * wlile repre«enta tlielat*-»t
here, although being of a quiet nature,
time, a friend having told him of a con- j chaser of a ticket to ask for a ‘certifi­
in electric tran»tni»»i‘iii at high voltage hnxior The proprietor went out and
did not participate largely in the social
invit«*!
them
to
return
a-
hi*
gne*t*.
hut
A good <leal of w hat in the average venation with Lochard in which Lochard I cate at tbe time of buying and then
mul 1» exp*'Ct«**l to deliver the energy
[ doings of the neighborhood. She was
boy is called badness is nothing but a spoke of the ease with which farms and have it signed by the Sec. or chairman
general*-*! at the River Mill plant livre after cheering him for hit hospitality
highly esteemed by all who knew her,
they withdrvu.
with the very minimum of Io*» Thn-e
natural exuberancy of spirits. Wheath- farm Imuses on the Powell Valley road of Transportation before leaving.
and her departure will Is* regretted by
cable* ar* need in th** circuit, winch in
er that exuberancy will ultimately be­ could la* robbed
young and old. The friends and rela­
The next day Lochard went to Isints
come actual l>a<inei*s or make for tiie
■ if th*- |*ilyplias*' ty|n-
TEMPERANCE ADDRESS
tives reniemliered the happy couple with
again. In his al*sence about 200 chick- j COLUMBIA GRANGE HAS
Tlie now line follows tlie old pow er line
lienefit
of
the
ls>y
in
future
yean*
de-
On Sunday morning. October 29th, at a fine assortment of presents, most of
right of wny of tin- company connecting 11 o’clock our fellow
|>ends mainly ujhiu the way the boy ens which the pair bail «toten, he says, |
INTERESTING MEETING
tow «man, Rev. which will lie of practical value in the
is handled. If be is rigidly kept down were taken from the ranch. This theft ]
Fa* tin ad a with Portland for practically Geo It. Carr, recently inaile field
new home that will l>e formed.
he w ill liecome either a milksop or a imhu-ed him to tell all toConstable Hall. ' Columbia i irange. No. 207, met Satur­
nil tla- way of 2S mile».
rotary of the "Out to Win" movement
Among the robtieries to which he con­ day October seventh, with seventeen
Foreman G. I llil*itt>*oii bail charge for prohibition in Oregon will preach a
tough. but if wisely guided he will in
fessed
were tlie theft of three horses, a i members present. After a good dinner
of th*' lowererK-ti* hi work l r the oomp- temperance sermon along prohibition
The only drawback to that all probability develo|ie in to a man of
rubber-tired buggy and a set of single ] a short business session was held, then
nuy, and re*|uln«l but four month» in iieen* m the la-nti* Friends Church.
spirit
and
action
with
success
written
coast-to-coast aviation contest
harness from a farm near Wxshougal; the Lecturer took charge and presented
which to complete it. F. F Sullivan
At 7 3o p M. <>f the «nine day. he will seems to be the inability of the large liefore him.
$K*o worth of carjiets. linoleums, rugs, an interesting program. As the new
wa» the engineer in charge, and Engineer deliver an address on the same subj«*et
lace curtain«, pillows, mirrors and other subjects were not received until Thurs­
OalMirne wa« th*' general »U|*eriiiU'iident in the Methodist Church. Mr. Carr has flyers to keep their machines in
If the Isiys in the farm home more articles from the store of Drvkter A Wie­ day before the meeting, no effort was
the
air.
ilireitmg the work.—Telegram
had much ex|s'rieneeaa a traveling sales­
often had a financial «hare in the farm der, at East Washington street and made to change, and the old subject
man as well a.« in religious work, ami
Lee Oldfield’s record of 9 killed instead ai being treated like hired help Union avenue; a wagon owned by A. “Banks and Banking laws" was intro-
brings lessons from a wide range of and 14 wounded with one fell there would be a greater desire to stick latbrache, property man at the Baker | duoed by the Lecturer. Miss Stites pre-
MISCELLANEOUS SHOW IR
knowledge to liear ii | miii his subject,
to the farm. But when a Isiy is not
the “Guarantee Bank Law of
GIVEN BRIDE-TO-BE You will miss hearing something gissi ' swoop of his runaway auto has consulted or taken into his father's con­ Theatre, from the Studebaker agency on sente*!
Oklahoma" and the result** of this law.
Belmont
street;
73
chickens
from
T.
J.
yet no parallel.
A miscellaneuH shower was given if you .«tay away .
fidence it is no wonder that he has but Kremier. 4530 Powell Valley road; 00 Messers Rasmussen and Benfield follow­
Miss Adah McCollum nt her home Inst
.Judging from the amount of little interest in the farm and maul's up chickens from W. Grebasch, in the Mt. ed with short talks upon different laws
The afternoon
Thursday afternoon,
AT HARRISBURG POTATO CARNIVAL. war-time stuff most of the news­ his mind logo to the city as «oon as Tabor district; 10 sacks of grain from H. and the needs of our own state.
wan pleasantly spent in various ways
Great intest was shown in the subject
Mall, Powell Valley road; a Jersey liei-
Prof. Arthur Bouipiet of the O. VC papersand magazines are print­ possible.
and luncheon enjoyed by the following;
I fer from a vacant lot at East Powell and it was proposed that at our next
department of horticulture addresnsl the ing. it is about time somelxxly
Mesdainen Cox. Marshall, Peterson,
A BAD ONE. BROTHER
¡and East Twentieth streets; a wagon meeting a part of the morning session tie
Harrisburg |sitatocarnival this week on
Hall. Damali. Wright, Tillman. Cook.
called
for
volunteers
to
put
down
The
Washougal Sun carries the start­ load of hay from a ear sidetracked at devote*! to it. and several points to be
"Vegetable Growing in Oregon," Mild
Grundy, Carter, Morgan, Morgan, actisl a- judge of exhibits.
ling announcernentjthat Woman’s “Suf-
the rebellion.
looked up were assigned. We hope that
ferage” carried in California. Weil, East Washington and East Water streets;
Deaton and Miss Morgan.
When you see something flying perhaos it will be a suffering to mere six .«acks of wheat an* 1 seven of barley every one will remember this and be ou
»1. — .....i,
..„»si man, but brother, be careful, take a rotn a feedstore at East Washington and time and spend a profitable hour.
through the air, don t shoot until tip get down on your knees and say it East Water streets ; six rolls of chicken Miss Rasmussen and Mr. Robert
KESOIUIION 01 CONDOLENCE
you are sure it’s a bird.
“was all a mistake. "
wire netting from the Portland iWire & Kneirium read interesting selections.
While it has pleased our Heavenly
Iron Works, at Belmont ami East Water Mr. James Deaver read a p*ieni “Raise
Fathvp to muster out of life service of
streets, and a wagon top and seat from a l’ig’’ which created a hearty laugh.
this Post, Comrade William II. Mc­
I the woodyard of F. J. Ward, at East Mr. Dressell read suggestions for the
Dowell who served his Country so well
good of the order. The formal part of
Sixth street and Hawthorne avenue.
during the dark days of the Rebellion
After hearing the confession Hall went j the hour close*! with a recitation,
and who was a loyal and valued citizen.
to Kelly Butte and enlisted the services "Cherokee Roues,” by Miss Stites.
Resolved that in the death of Comrade
Tbe advisability of entering the con­
of Deputy Sheriff Phillips to catch
McDowell this Post has sustained an
Tlu*
local
editor
received
the
following
letter
in
this
morning
’
s
lauita Oregon, < let. 20th 1911. —Il gives
Hawkes. Iss-haril wa« allowed to he at I test was discussed and the plan of giving
ireparable loss of a worthy Csmrade, a
mail.
Wouldn
’
t
it
jar
you?
me great relief to see from an lid in the
liberty for a couple of days. Only Ixx'h-1 pointe read. The November program
true soldier and an honorable citizen
“¡’lease send me a few copies of the paper which had the obitu­ ard lived on the ranch. Haw kes staying i was read and some of the parts assigned.
New« of I'ortlanp that my former part­
and to his bereaved family this Post
ner John Porter has aekuowleged a diso­ ary and verses aliout the death of my child a week or so ago; also at his house on East sixth street and Most of those present were quite enthusi­
extends its sinserest sympathy.
lution of partnership an it w ill not hinder publish the inclosed clipping in your local columns, if it don’t cost * "spotting" the places to be robbed. A astic over the contest and expressed a
John Walrod, Committee.
me from keeping my credit good in
Send me a couple of ex- great deal of the stolen stuff has Iieen 1 willingness to do their beat to help.
lauit«, Oregon, and I am quite sun- I anything, that I have two calves to sell,
Plans were perfected for the “Harvest
recovere*!. part from the ranch ami part
As my subscription I is out, I from
can go back to my former home in Colo­ tra copies of the paper this week.
HAIIOWEEN AT ROCKWOOD.
Home" dance, to lie given October 14.
Hawkes' house.
< news- That these two wer«’ not caught long which, we trust, will be an enjoyable
\ Hallowe’en dams* will Is* given by rado without any cold chills accept what please stop my paper. Times is too hard to waste money on
I
get
from
the
chilly
winds
of
Colorado.
papers.”
Rockwood Grange on Saturday evening.
ago ia due to the incoui|>ettfnce of the affair
G. W. Cook.
Get. 2s Richards’ orchestra and the
Such are the trials of the newspaper man however, so perhaps Portland police force more than to the We hope our goo*l people will not for­
usual grange supper. Tickets. 7b cents.
we shouldn’t grumble. But, in the future, please bear in mind * shrewdness of the prisoners. One in­ get that election day will soon be lie re
Herald, Hampton's Magazine, and
Let ns all lie out on time, that the
Hupper extra. Arrangements an' Is-ing
The Herald is not a free “take one” institution and the editor stance that «(*eaks bad for the patrolmen necessary
business need not interfere
made for a Mask ballon Thanksgiving Pearson’s, Four Dollars worth of good
must live as well as the uext-one.
(Continued on page 5)
reading for|2.0b
with the “Lecture Hour.”
eve.
Now What Do You Think
o' This? Ridiculous Isn't It?