Subscription, $1.00 a Year.
LENTS, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1912.
NOMINATIONS IN HERALD’S
CONTEST IN THIS ISSUE
J. BRUCE ISMAY
ROAD WORK
IS COMPLETED
NEW HOMES
EOR LENTS
Tlx' ll«*rnld* Gift <’onU'*i in now on in frourThe Herald will count 3000 vote*
The building activity in Lents savors
full force Over fifty bright mid en««r- for a candidate.
The work of hard surfacing South
'
of
a boom, bat it is not, and is only the
Main Street from the foot of Mt. Scott
getir Candidate* have already been
Tlie nomination coupon will only ap-
:
to
the
line
of
the
P.
K
L.
&
P.
Co,
I
natural
growth of a town that is pro-
nominated to compete for the valuable pear for a few issue», and only a limited
| was completed the fore part of the
grogreseing
at a rapid rate and growing
prise* we arc offering. If your favorite’* numlicr of nomination* will lie accept­
' week. The improvement was greatly
at
a
pace
nne«jnaled
by few towns and
name i* not Ineluded in llii« list *eud it ed. Cut the nomination blank from
I needed and the fact that the work has
saburhs
adjacent
to
Portland.
in at onw, a* delay* are often handicap- thi* i**ue and «end it to Tin- Herald of- |
lieen completed is greatly appreciated
The building now going on farther es­
by the citizens of Ixrnta.
fltvn, with your name or the name of j
per*.
tablishes
the fact that Lent* will be­
The
material
used
and
the
methods
The re is a great ileal to I m - gained in a and ail dree* of your favorite candidate. ;
of doing the work was the same as has
come
one
of the most important point*
contest of thia kind ixith in pleaanre A subscription 1» not ne*e*aary, but a
’ been used in Multnomah county since
Ben Selling, who defeated Senator in thie section of the state.
good
Mart
mean*
much.
The
name
of
<
and <>t|>erienec
And those who enter
road building was placed on a modern Bourne for the Republican nomina­
Springing from a village of less than
at tlie *tart have the I mm I chani’e ol win­ the |*-r*ui making the nomination will .
j and scientific basis.
tion for United State* senator in the
Photo 6v Amarle«« I'raa* Associarlo«
not
be
divulged.
1000 souls to a town of 10,000 residents
ning. Get your friend* to help you and
While the work was performed by Oregon primaries.
Order* fortiic prises will be given'
ia the record of a few years. It is a
J. Bruce Ismay, managing director ‘ the county court and with funds from
you will lie surprised to w how the
tlie
suci-eeaful
eonte*tanta
at
the
clone
of
>
, record that is not yet finished, bat in
of the company owning the Titanic, i the county coffers, particular attention
vote* count up Get busy today collect­
the making, for Lents is growing and
ing the vote coupon* which appear in tlie content, and the name may lie u*'-d j who haa been criticised for taking a I and care was given, owing to the fact
i will contiune to grow.
each issue of tbe piq**r each and every by the coiit.-Htant lierm-lf, or >ii*|HM*«i of i place In one of the boats.
the thoroughfare improved is one of
in any manner she may see fit.
A Herald representative made no
one haw a value.
the streets of Lent* and one of the
Any
young
lady
residing
in
the
terri-
j
particular effort to ascertain the exact
Friend* <>f the many Candidate* who
| main traveled roads of the county.
□ umber of new residences nnder course
wi*h to help tlieir favorite can do ao by tory mentioned In-low i* eligible to com-
For a greater part of the distance the
|n-te
in
thi*
content
|
of
construction in the various residence
simply clipping the vote coupon which
j hard surface material covers the center
Paris.—Bonnot, the leader of an or­ district* bnt in going the regular round*
Anyone who desire* to vote in thi*
ap|a-ar io this issue of the paper.
It i*
■ of the street, a distance of 20 feet as is ganized gang of automobile bandit*
thi* week, came in contact with a de­
little to do, but your friend* will appre­ content may do *o by coU|H>n* dipped
the usual breadth covered in the work who have been terrorizing Paris and
cided activity, in this line. Following
ciate it. I*o not hold the coupon* back, from The Herald and by *|**cial vote
but through the public spiritedness of ! the surrounding district for months,
but vote them la-fore the date on them ballot* obtained by *cb*eribing to The
Halifax, N. 3.—One hundred and several local citizens residing along the i and Dubois, a notorious anarchist, are a few of the homes being construc­
The ballot* M-cured by sub- sighty-nlne corpse* of victims of
ted and nearly finished.
expire*. When you pay your subscrip­ Herald.
street, the surface whs made to cover i were shot to death in the most thrill­
One of the finest of the new residen­
tion to The Herald I m - *iire you receive scribing to The Herald may I m - held a» Titanic disaster arrived her. at
j the entire width of the street. Thia ing encounter in the annals of French
ces being constructs, and one which
the vote* to which you are entitled. long a* diwired and voted at any time the coffin ship Mackay Benn. : M i was done through the private expendi­ crime.
will be second to none in the city, so
Vote* are Issued on la>lh Gid and New up to the clone of the content, but cou­ day. Only the relative* of th«- vic;
ture of fund* to cover the additional ex­
A garage at Choisy-le-Roi. six miles far as finishings are concerns, is one
■ubscriptionn according to the amount pon* cut from The Herald an- go«»! only were allowed on the dock wl< i i:
pense. Those who contributed to thi* south of Paris, in which the bandits
for ten day* from publication and will Mackay Bennett berthed
being erectS by E. M. Scbeuerman at
paid
; were: Mr. Bergeman, E. W. Miller, had taken refuge, was blown up by
A revised list of the Id-nti. • d dead Mrs. Erock, Dr. McSloy and the Evan­ dynamite, after these two men had the corner of 3d Ave., and Carline. It
Candidate* *hould n-inemls-r one not I h - counted if voted after the date
is an eight room structure, two stories
compiled
from wireless m< sag
tiling—one district will not haw to com­ printed on tlie ballot.
gelical church. The owners of the I kept at bay for hours a large part of
Person* living in one district are not places the total number of the identi­
high and has fall basement. Aside
pete against the other except for the
property occupied by McNeil Bros., I the police fbree of Paris.
confined
to
voting
for
ladies
in
their
j
from regular living rooms, bath, etc., a
fied
on
the
Mackay
Bennett
at
1S4
Capital Prise. Each district will receive
Dr. McSloy *nd Wiley & Allen also
Bonnot and Dubois, after wounding
spacions sleeping porch is providS.
one Diamond Hing, one Hcludaraliip in own particular district, but may vote I and those on the Minia at eight. In contributed to the work.
’ two policemen, took refuge in the gar­
The owner is a contractor and builder
Holme* Ihiaine*« College, ami one ladle* for anyliody in the race. Thi* offer af­ all ten were reported as recovered
That portion of Main street north of age. They were trapped in the build­
ford*
the
young
women
of
l*-nt*
and
by the Minia, but two unidentified j the line of the P. R. L & P Co., was ing. which at once was surrounded, and is superintending all work. It is
(iold Watch. Ti e Capital I’riw- will go
to the young lady {Hilling the greatest I «niteide district an excellent opportunity , bodies were buried at sea. Among the i similarly improved some time ago and i Bonnot was captured alive. He was ‘ to be the permanent home of the fam­
to receive valuable present* at the ex- eight bodies Identified on the Minia
numtier of vote* of the three district*.
the work just completed places the en- riddled with bullets and died on the ily and nothing is being omittS or
slights that will tend to make the ar­
none are of prominent persons except­ I tire street in excellent condition.
Starting Tuewlay the vote* polled by |M-n*e of The Herald.
way to a hospital.
HOW VOTES ARE SECURED.
rangement and furnishings modern and
ing that of President Haya, of the
ea<-h Candidate will be counted each
in
ail
cam's
where
vote*
are
issued
first class.
All casings and interior
Grand
Trunk.
week and the »landing published in the
wood work have been selects with the
following issue of The Herald.
lie sure sulueriptions must la- raid or prepaid.
. greatest care and coatS with natural
that your name i* on all ballot* *ent in. The full amount of money mu«t la- sent
or brought to the eonteat department I
stain, giving the beet possible effect in
HOW TO SECURE VOTES
of
The
Beaver
State
Herald.
:
showing up the perfect grain of the
In each issue of The Herald there is a
woS. The floors are of hardwood.
NOMINATIONS.
Ixllot printed, thia ballot when clipped
Kitchen cloeete and treasures, book
Any
person
haa
the
privilege
of
nom
­
out and properly tilled in and mailed or
Ed. Thurston, who has been employ
cases, etc are includS and arranged in
brought to The Herald oilier will count inating one or more candidate*.
Plans and specification* have lieen ed by McNeil Bros , since that firm en-
tbe beet poeaible manner for comfort
You do not have to lie a subscriber
for twenty vote*.
Vote* are al«o issued ujHin the |iay- to The Herald to take part in thi* con­ prepared by Architect C. A. Duke for gaged in business, has opened a grocery Funds to Secure Apparatus and convenience. It is one of the best
tnent of subscription to the paper. No­ tent.
for Lents Playground Will arranged the writer ha* ever visits.
a two-story reinforced concrete build­ store in the building formerly occupied
finishing touches will soon be com­
All nomination* should lie mailed to
tice the schedule of vote* on another
by
the
I^nts
Sheet
Metal
Works,
ing 2i*>xll5 feet in sise, to be built at
Be Secured From Tag The
plete'. The new home will coet in tbe
page of thi* paper. If you wish to sub­ the Contest i*epartuient at once, as the
South Main St.
Arleta Station, in the Mount Scott dis­
neighborhood of $2&00 and will be a
Sale.
scribe for the paper you can pay any of list of nomination* will appear in next
The building, which has been thor­
trict.
for Mrs. J. Degel.
It will lie a oughly renovated, is well fitted with a
- valuable addition to tbe residence sec-
Thuraday'*
paper.
tlie Candidates or bring or mail the mon­
| tion of Lenta.
Candidate* can be nominated after combined tlieater, store and office fresh and up-to-date stock of groceries,
ey direct to the Contest Manager and he
Tag. you're it! That is the slogan for
Another residence that ia being con­
will cast tbe vote* for your favorite In thia date, but it is a great advantage to building, the most pretentious to be produce, etc.
order to receive vote* all subscription* have your name in the first list pub­ built in that part of the East Side. The
The new firm will be known as "Ed's Saturday, May 4th, when the members structs along modern and permanent
lished, •<> that your friends will not theater will be 70x80 feet in site, and Cash Store.” The proprietor is well of the Mothers’ club will endeavor todis- I lines ia that belonging to F. W. Tuesey.
mint lie paid for in advance.
agree to work for some one else before will lie in accordance with the require­ known in Lents and his many friends pose of several thousand tags in an at­ It is a two story structure, spacious,
PRIZES WORTH THH EFFORT.
well arrangS and neat in appearance.
Each and every one of tlie prize* we knowing who are entering the contest. ment* of the city building code
It will wish him success in the new venture.
tempt to secure Binds with which to pur­
It stands at the corner of Foster road
INS1 RUCTIONS FOR VOTING.
are offering is worth a good hard try tor
have a large stage and Ixiwl-shaped
chase apparatus for the Lents play­ and 4th Ave. Tbe coet will be about
Enter tlie name of the lady whom floor and will seat 700 people. The re­
and you will take a lot of pleasure in
ground.
32.000.
calling on friend* and la-coming acquaint­ you with to secure one of these valuable mainder of the space on the tiret floor
Several thousand tags have been print­
Mr. Mays, of Seventh Ave., is erect -
ed with |ier*ona who will lie glad to 1*< rewards in thi* contest at once.
She will contain 12 offices so arranged that
ed and the ladies will he out in full ing a neat six-room bungalow. He is
given an opportunity to *how their may win the 142.5 piano.
Better still, they can la« used singly or en suite.
force on that day. Tags will be sold for doing tlie work nights and mornings, or
friendship and encourage you in your get the lady to enter her name and then The building will I h - heap'd by hot
10 cents each, with no limit as to the during hours when he is not eniployS
vote for her. Those who get in on the water.
ambition.
All the office rooms will be
Dr. Harry Lsne of Portland, the Dem­ number any individual may purchase. at his regular work.
Th« coming week will no doubt be tlie start have the Iw-st chance of winning, lighteil and ventilated. The building
ocratic nominee for the U. 8. Senate, The ladies expect to sell one to every
Clyde Luke has erected a neat five-
exciting one of tlie contest ii* tiie candi­ so it is desirable that the name be en­ will cost al Hint $30,000.
stand* a great chance to become the Lent» resident, and more than one to room bungalow on 7th Ave. It is con­
tered
at
once
in
order
to
get
a
good
date« who figure on winning one of three
next U. 8. Senator from thi* state. many. Yon are not going to escape, so structed of concrete blocks and presents
valuable prize* will atari to work witli Ntart. Candidates who enter thi* con­
The people of Oregon remember that it be ready, for you will sure be tagged.
an attractive appearance. It is well ar­
test
do
not
necessarily
have
to
lie
sub
­
energy. There will be no end of sus-
The ladies are well organised and be­ rangS and constructed entirely along
ws* a Ijine who secured thia state for
Enter your
penae and anxiety among the different scriber* of The Herald.
the Union. Way back in 1843 when a lieve they will raise a substantial fund permanent lines, and will be one of the
candidate* to know just how they stand name anil your friends will do the rest.
meeting was called at Champoeg in the to carry on this important work that is best appearing homes in the city.
compared to tlioae of tlie leader* at the You will be surprised to see how rapid­
valley to settle the question whether so well nnder way.
Messrs. Swanson and Richmond are
present time. There will la- a lively ly the vote* will come in and what little
The grounds have undergone a greet each building a new house in the Gar­
Ths Merchants Mercantile Company this North West shonld go to England
skirmish of vote-* and Juat how long the effort ia necessary to win one of the
or the United Stater,
it w«* th*t improvment, and if proper equipment den tract.
lender* of today will hold their place I* nwards offered. Get in on the atart and of Portland is preparing to publish a great pioneer, Governor Ixine, who can be obtained lent* will have a pub­
lire Orendorff has a new six-room
entirely up to their competitor*. Can­ encourage yonr friend* to vote for you. credit guide for this district. By this raved the day for the United 8tatee. lic place for children that will be second
cottage
under construction at the corner
didates have liecn cautioned time and The rest-will be easy. You will never system the business men will lie put in Dr. Harry Line is of the same heroic to none in tlie state.
of Kenneth Ave. and Stella St. in Shady
touch
with
the
credit
condition*
all
over
know
how
ixipiilar
yon
are
until
you
en
­
time again that an early atart is lialf the
The cause is worthy of liberal support Park.
the United State*and whenever anyone blood and can be relied upon in any
battle when competing for nrises in a ter a contest of this kind.
and all should lie on hand with a "dime
emergency
to
fight
loyally
and
courage
­
Webb Addition is the scene of consid-
After the first announcement of can­ moves here from another part of the
voting eonteat, and if you do not take
in pocket" next Saturday. Don’t for­ able activity along the building line.
ously
for
the
people
of
Oregon
at
all
advantage of it, yon will have no one to didates, the votes will be counted every country the local merchants will st times —SCRIBE.
get the day.
At the corner of Lewis Ave. and Gates
blame but yourself. Decide today to lie Tuesday and the result printed in the once be posted through thie comps y
St
, Louie Montgomery, of Portland, is
a winner, GET BUSY and STAY BUSY next issue. There will lx- a short write as to how the party paid hi* bills where Americans’ Arms Taken by Mexico
constructing a fine new residence. The
Democrat*
May
Alter
Two-thlrds
Rule
he
formerly
lived
These
credit
guide*
up in every issue of the |>a|ier from now
until the eonteat close*. -
Mexico City.—Thirty of the 1000
Baltimore.—Probably the most im­ I structure has full basement and nine
on until the close of the contest, and are compiled in tlie districts covering
HOW TO WIN.
rifles shipped to the American am portant discussion at the democratic j room» including bath, reception room
nearly'every
stat-
In
the
Union.
They
Any young lady who desires to enter those entered can keep in close touch I
bassador for urs of the American national committee meeting here re­ and hall. The coet of this new residence
thi* contest and win one of the valu­ with the contest and competing condi- are made from the combined experience colony in the event of trouble In the
lated to the two thlrds rule of nomin­ will be approximately $1500.
of
all
the
merchants
in
each
of
these
able prises offered should *>« that her dates- Certain it is that ten ladies of
L. E. Browning is another who is
capital
were
seized
by
the
police
as
ating
tbe
presidential
candidate.
name i* sent to the conti-at department. Lent* and vicinity are going to get these district* and every businessman rat«* i they were being distributed.
The Strong efforts will be made to have the building in Webb Addition. He is
bis
own
customers
according
to
how
;
All that ia necessary to win a prim- is to magnificent rewards anil it ia left Io the
they paid him. Before a customer i» rifles were returned to the ambassa­ convention adopt a rule for a majority I erecting a neat bungalow. H. 8. Gar-
recrive tlie largest number of vote», ac­ reader* of The Herald to decide.
rated he is given a chance to pav up his dor later without explanation. Mr. vote in the nomination instead of the j lock and W. B. IIa<I ley are also build-
NOTICE.
cording to the condition* mentioned else­
Wilson haa taken the matter up with two-thirds rule beginning with the j ing new homes in tlie same addition.
If you are interested in the contest for old account and thus secure a good ra­ the governor of the federal district.
where in thia announement.
Th«' last two structure* are nearing fi­
1918 convention.
ting
Each
merchant
and
prnfeaaional
Candidate* nhoiild at once interest yourself or friend and do not understand
nal completion.
their friends in tlie contort, and by the condition«!*, call up The Herald of- j man ia furnished with a copy of tlie
J. W. Johnson ha* a new five room
guide
so
that
he
may
refer
to
it
and
If you have
John Huntington, Adjutant of the , Tomorrow is Tag-day.
united and energetic action induce a* flee and ask for the Contest Manager.
resilience
under way in Mentone Addi-
many people a* possible to vote for He will call on you and explain everv look un the rating of any customer be­ Lent* G. A. R. Post, will assist in the not already t>e*n tagged yon will sure
fore
giving
him
any
credit.
(Continued on Page Five)
memorial exercises at Gresham May 30 get it Saturday.
them.
Each nomination coupon cut thing.
PARISIAN BANDITS
KILLED BY POLICE
CORPSES OF VICTIMS
OF TITANIC ARRIVE
NEW CONCRETE BUILD­
ING EOR ÀRLETA
»
No. 17
Great Activity in Building
Circles—Lents Enjoy in'g
Rapid and Permanent
Growth.
South Main Street Hard Sur­
faced From Mt. Scott to
Garline—Improvement Is
Appreciated.
Look the List Over on Another Page of This Issue—Is
Your Favorite Nominated?—Be Sure That
You Nominate Her
r
BEN SELLING
Vol. 10.
NEW STORE IS
OPENED IN LENTS
CHERRYVILLE”sCRiBE
BOOSTS DR. LANE
LOCAL MERCHANTS TO
HAVE CREDIT SYSTEM
SATURDAY, MAY
4 IS TAG DAY.