Beaver State herald., January 22, 1914, Image 1

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BEAVER STATE HERALD
LENTS, MULTNOMAH CO., OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1914
Subscription, $1.00 a Year.
Vol. 12.
No. 4
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MULTNOMAH STATE 6- *
and
HR. GEMIRIA IN
BANK SHOWS GAIN
The gayest lot of old-young
fiAMfS CLAIM
ROBBERS ATTACK
LINTS HOMI
LENTS CITIZEN
folks
The fire alarm sounded about .twelve
——
o'clock Saturday night .rd It was not john AndCfSOn Victim Of RobbtfS
necessary to inquire where tbe Are was
vi kuvucis
and Would be Murderers.
Badly
It bed already worked its way through
Beaten
Over
Head,
Robbed
and
the roof and wa* lighting tbe length of1
Left
for
Dead.
Second Avenue. Tbe borne of L. H..
they do have *oms times. Saturday
Carter waa tbe victim thia time. The
The Multnomah Hta'.e Hank's official evening waa one of these occasions and
hou»«- was entirely deetroyed with its
Indications suggest an organized band
contents. Tbe young folks were at the 1
condensed statement which ap|>«ars in a most enjoyable affair is reported.
dance and the only thing they raved i of robbers in the neighborhood of Lenta.
this issue is very gratifying to the ds Weil they have earned their good times
Last Saturday evening was again the
was the clothes they wore.
|Mjsilors as well as the management of amt it does ue goes! to see them take
Tbe Lent» Volunteers responde«l but occasion for ao attack on a citizen of
Ì1
that popular banking concern. Ths them.
the bnilding waa too far gone to save.' tbit community by a band of three or
deposits of the bank still continue to
Meigh boring houses were prevented more persons. The attack was some-
At tbe installation of the officers of
from buriog.
grow and ths ever increasing Imsiness Reubin Wilson poet No. 3D. on Januarv
Mr. Cartel say* the loss is entirely : thing similar to that of a couple of
is a good testimonial of the faith l^ints 3d, Adjutant Genera) Wilson informed
bis, probably »1000, as his insurance months since when some Chinese
the Poet that the Department Com­
people have in it.
gardeners east of tbe Junction were
bad expired some time ago.
The absence of over-drafts and a large mander. Taylor, would visit Reubin
attacked,
bound and robbed.
Wilson Poet and Hhilo Circle January
cash reesrvr indicata the good condi­ 17th. Our new Poet Commander, J.
Anderson had been attending the
tion» the l«nk affaire are in, and the Huntington and the Circle went in for
picture show in Lenta and returned to
conservative busi tires methods followed a go«*! time am) invited tbe Post
E. G. Kardeil of Gresham has been ; hi» bouae a about eleven in the evening.
appointed postmaster at Manzinata
by the bank officials. The Multnomah mem tier* a* well as the Circle ladle* to
help,
Hpeaker*
and
singers
were
so
­
Beach, just across the Nehalem from His home is north of Foster road an<l
Htate Hank was organised about two
Fisher’s station on the Tillamook road. back of tbe home of Mrs. Bright. The
licit««! to come and have a good time,
years sgo aud since that time it has and they ha<l it. Those wb-i missed it
street at this place is well lighted and
grown nearly twice in site, a condition lost the beet time of their life. Good
the side street allows the light to
Mrs.
Helen
M.
Heelin
baa
been
ap
­
ol affairs that reflect» credit on tbe r>)d-fa»hioned song* were sung by Com­
pointed postmaster at Cleone, which by , through and light the front of Ander-
management.
rade Mills. Speeches were made by
the way, will hereafter be known m son’s home. Anyone in it couki well
Comrade Boethwick. Coni rade Fargo,
z
Fairview.
see the approach of a person. He
Adjutaui («eoeral Williams, Itepart-
How Editors Get Rich
entered bis house entirely unsuspecting
ment
Commander
Taylor
and
Mr.
and
A great many per»» ■ • have wondered
Miss Loretta M. Chapman of Gilbert and waa immediately attacked. Tbe
how editors all get rich so quick and Mrs. Hines.
Station won a one year state certificate room was dark and he could see no
with such small effort*. One of them ' After the speaking and tinging they
one. They threw a quilt over his bead
at the >ec«nt examinations.
who ha* grown rich has at last told the had a social half hour after which they
and tried to tie him down but he waa
marched
to
tbe
dining
room
where
a
secret about it. He outline* it as fol­
Tbe
Beaver
Motor
Company
has
still
*°
Th*y the\bo,d
fine
supper
was
served.
A
very
pleas
­
lows
to begin work on it. plant at Gresham. b1“
™
J"00*6 bnt
“A nursery (rm will send ue a 25 ant evening was spent. One cannot
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.
be jerke<i this off and in the attempt
help
feeling
good
in
a
time
like
this,
It baa been making a lot of promises
K
cent rosebud for only I-’’ worth of ad- ,
, .
,
one of the fellows got hie finger in An-
and in an order that no one can belong
but tbe peop.e are anxious to see some .
,
,
.
vert wing.
demon s mouth and got it badly
“For running a six-inch advertise­ to except thoee who aie entitle«! to
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crimped. Then followed a free fight.
ment for one year, we can get a groee of | »ear th* little bronze button and the
Tbe aseailanta were armed with a club
I««lie« Auxiliary. We hope this will
pills.
Pies*ant Valley has one of the live »nd probably with one or more eand-
They have a Circle
"By running nve dollar* worth ol not stop here
library aseociations of the county and a bags. Anderson got control of tb* club
locate free ami getting a 50 cent paid i equal to the beet and it is always ready
branch library.
once, but in passing it from hie left
For
100
names
of
people
in
or
near
Lents.
Give
full
to
help
the
Poet.
dieplay.
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to his right band they knocked it out
name and street aadress of heads of families.
’’About one dozen firm* are wanting
of hie hands and be had to fight with-
Claude
Coons,
of
Troutdale
was
sen-j
to give up share« in gold mines for
Kansas Club to Mett
tenced
by
ludge
Morrow
to
serve
go
out help, He landed at teas« three
advertising.
The January meeting of the Kanaas
Mrs. Richard Whitcomb Burned
Ramapo Home Robbed
good blows in tbeir face« and Bcralched
days
on
the
rockpile
for
supplying
Allen
"For »♦' worth of advertising and \ Club will be held on Friday evening i
Wednesday evening about seven Tiller, a minor, with beer.
Wbat might have been a robksgy
one fellows face with hie fingers and
and |28 cash we can own a bicycle. Tbe January 30, at Aliaky Hall, Third and
jerked out another’s moustache. But
oocurad
at
the
borne
of
Mr.
tirar'.^Al
o’etaTM. Mr* Whitcomb, wife of "Dick”
wheel sell» at )uet »12.
Morrison. Thia new onfamzauon ia
be could not stand the terrible rain of
"A fellow Ea»t wante us to run a lot 1 showing much interest and the January Ramapo station, Monday evening aliout Whitcomb was completing some
County Commissioner Hart has de­ blows they rained upon his head. They
of advertising for him lor nothing, an«l meeting will be a particularly intereet 8 :«>. Mr. Grass was returning borne kitchen work, and »be eet a can of hot cided to undergo an operation for a diffi­
finally got him down and not til) they
>! It brings result* he may become a | mg one. It
will
commemorate and as he came up the step* some one lar«l in the sink. A drop of water from culty that has been bothering him for had sworn to kill him and apparently
I "Kansas Dav," the date when that
customer.
struck him down. When he got to his the faucet fell into it ami an explosion the past year or two.
had done it, did they quit. Then they
"For running »12 wortn of locate we ; •tale came into the Union. A special
occurred. Hot grease covered her arms
went through hie pockets and took all
leet
the
intruder
was
gone.
Owing
to
tan get two ticket* admitting u* to I program is being prepared and a light
to the elbows, and her waist, but none
they could find, something over »12.
Kannie Colwdl
moat any »how.
l>an<|Uet will be spread. Persons native the other numerous offenses in this lo­ struck her face. Her arms were
A very pretty home Wedding took They were not satisfied with thia. One
"A gun Arm want» us to run »19 born, or who have lived in Kanaas five cality recently, it issupposed the pet son covered with burnt. Tbe grease fell on
of them said he ought to have over
worth of advertising ami then send »10 year* are eligible to membership and al) must have contemplated entering the the wall and window curtains back of place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
forty dollars and they searched again.
Charles
F.
Zinser
on
east
Mt.
Scott,
at
gun
in exchange for a shotgun. Much a
eligible* are especially invite«! to this h- use but was afraid of discovery. tbe sink, and took fire. By quick work
Anderson played dead. They tied hia
would retail at about »6.
meeting.
' she put out the flame», after throwing 8.30 Thursday evening, when Miss Vera feet and handsand then.went through
Nothing
was
disturbs«!.
Colwell
of
Portland
and
Mr.
Walter
"By running »50 worth of advertising
[ a quilt over the children. When Dick
i the house thoroughly, tearing up tbe
and sending »’.’5 to an Atlantic City
I got home, about ten minutes later, he Karnie of Harmony were united in carpets and leaving things in perfect
HOW TO MAKE
AND
Marriage
by
the
Rev.
Ed.
Hornschurch
fl rm we will be given a dee* I to a lot.
i found the home safe but tbe wife was
MR. AND MRS. LLOYD READ
BOTTLE GOOD CIDER
paster of the First English Evangelical ! chaoe, and tbe room was as blooiiy aa a
When the tide is in the lot stands six
LOSE INFANT SON feeling tbe first pain from her serious church, of Portland.
| slaughter pen.
leet under water. ,
burns. A bountiful application of oint­
After some time Anderson got him­
The
Bridal
Party
entered
to
the
strains
Please
tell
me
how
to
make
and
I
• When a man dies the undertaker
ment relieved her and it is believed no
self
loose and came to Lenta for assiat-
Mr.
Lloyd
Read
and
wife
of
6th
Ave
,
of the "Wedding March” playe«! by
A)»o how to make
gets from »75 to »150 to bury him, and bottle cider
serious results will ensue.
ance. He went to Dr. Fawcett’s office
Miss
Marie
Beech.
Miss
Josephine
Col
­
n
litle
son
are the •a.I pa rents of
the editor gets nothing for publishing champagne cider
well, a sister of the bride was brides for treatment. He was in a frightful
(a) To have good bottled cider it eighteen days old who succumbed
his obituary.”—Ex
Mrs. Perry Powell Dies
maid and Mr. Pen-ey Brown as best man condition. Both eyes were swollen
it necessary first that care should be January 20th, to an attack of the
Mrs. Perry Powell of Powell Valley The couple stood under an arch beauti­ abut, his noee and face were scratched
taken in its manufacture
Apples
To Make Paper-Hanger's Paste
meaelee. 1 he funeral was held Wednes- road and 82n<l street died Tuesday at fully decorated in green and white with an«! cut and tbe top of hie bead waa
Beat 1 pounds of wheat flour in suf­ picked by h#nd and perfectly ripe and day at 10 a. m. and interment was in 4 p.m. She has been ailing since the a bell suspended in the center, the entire beaten to pulp and gashed all over. It
ficient cold water to form a stiff batter sound are essential to the best quality Multnomah cemetery.
death of her husband. Dec . 29. Over­ house was beautifully «iecorate«] with was necessary to take him to ths hoe-
until all lumps are diaaolvsd and then They should ltv sometime after pick
work, worry, an<l a cold about that green and white streamers and "Oregon | pital next morning for it was feared
that his skull was fractured.
add more water to make it the con­ ing. They should then be torted.
time
reduced her vitality, stomach grape.”
The last meeting of the Ranapo Music­
Neighbor* and officers were soon in
sistency of pudding batter. Add 2 their surface wiped dry. and all the al and literary club was held at the resi­ disorders followed and paralysis of the
Refreshments
were
served
in
the
ounces of well pounded alum, then rotten fruit rejected. The cider may
organs. Mrs. Powell was 66 years of dining-room wliere 50 relatives and in­ i th* field looking for tbe villian«. The
dence
of
Mrs.
Anderson.
a
very
pleasant
pour in boiling water, stirring rapidly I then be made in the usual manner by and interesting programme was given, age. The funeral will he h«dd Friday timate friends of the bride and groom sheriff's office responded with several
The cider
: deputies and Mr. Word himself and the
and when it loses the white color it is | grinding and, pressing
persons reporting
with at eleven o’clock at the nouse. Mrs. gathere«l for the wedding dinner.
¡should then be stored in a cool piace thirteen
rooked. Allow to cool before using.
Powell
was
a
sister
of
Mrs.
Gray
of
The bride and groom receive«! many country for miles around waa pretty
I to mature. After three or four months music, recitations or reading*. Tlie next I«ents.
thoroughly searched but apparently
lieantiful
ami costly gifts.
i it should be racked off carefully, and meeting will be held at Mr. C. H.
.
nothing has come of it. Tbe thieve«
Ways of Brightening Carpets
then fined by adding to each hogs- Bateture’s. Everv one is Io king for a
seem to have vanish««! and unless some
Tlie
Oregon
Agricultural
College
has
A good way to brighten a carpet is to - head a pound of isinglass finings In good time.
Farmers of Oregon who «leterinine to new clue develops there is ii tie chance
enrolled 1649 students for this year’s
put a half tumblerful of spirits of ¡two weeks from the time that the fin-
make corn one of their crops next year of bringing them to justice.
I'
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a a« I Vx *V ll.Z, / A
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a
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turpentine in a basin of water, dip the | mgs are added it should be again rack­
The young ladies of the M. E. Church work, an increase of 2U percent over tlie will
be furnished free • ...A
st>ed
by the O. W.
Anderson’s house was entered several
broom in it and sweep over the carpet ed off, and if found sufficiently cleat known a* tne S. E. T. Clud met at the i number entered a year ago The students i R. «k N. Co. < on condition
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that they dayy before
the date given and an over-
once or twice. Another way for clean­ and sparkling it is ready for bottling: home of Miss Lona Crandell. 7th and represent not only Oregon, but 30 other plant, cultivate and harvest the corn in
wat stolen. It seems that a care-
ing dusty carets is to rub them over if not it should be again fined and al Mt. Scott Ave. Tuesday evening. A state* of tlie Union and 8 foreign count- | tlie manner prescribe«! by the company s , fu||y thought out robbery had been
with dani|>end med ami when perfect lowed to stand for two weeks Before large nnniber were present and a most ; ries. Many of tlie students come from crop experts. Since the corn show last p]anne«i but Anderson prove«! too much
ly dry sweep over with meal. After it bottling, the bung should be left out enjoyable evening passsd. The club states which maintain agricultural col- ball many inquiries regarding seed have . (or them They carried no .¡rearms ae
for them. They carried no fi rearma ae
is thoroughly swept rub with a cloth of the casks for ten or twelve hours plan* to hold a meeting Tuesday evening i leges of their own.
lieen received. an«i as long as it will je evident from the fact that the fight
dip|>ed in water and ammonia to bright­ to pirmith the escape of carbonic acid of each week at the home* of different i
reach the corn exhibit will be distributed that he gave them would have called
en the color.
Marketing farm crops by pan-el I MlSt among interested farmers. The company Out tbe guns if they had had them,
gas. The cider may then be placed mem here.
is to lie given a rather severe trial in is planning to organize boys corn clubs Anderson had a lot of notes and securi-
in bottles and the corks loosely placed
Wallowa County where two carloads of thronghout its territory an«i will offer ties in the house that tbe thieves over­
in The bottles should then be allow
ADVERTISED LEITERS
How to Cars For Ovsrahoos.
timothy *«ed is rea«iy for delivery It prizes to the lad* raising tlie beet field |,x>ge(| or disregarded. He also owns a
stand
twenty-four
hours
The
cd
to
When
buying
overshoes
be
careful
to
Advertise«! letters for week ending
of Gilbert gtation, on tha
corks may then be driven in and wired see that you ret those that have not is aaiil the *ee«l can be moved by mail I at corn in the largest quantities per acre (>rm
January, 17. 1914.
a considerable saving in transportati' ion The con.pany will require each farmer R<)Uth side of Johnson creek,
tw-»-ti
left
over
from
last
season.
Even
do*
n
If
the
corks
are
driven
in
and
what waa
Allay, Mrs Hallie; Baveau, Mrs.
expense.
receiving free see«! to agree to dispose formerly the Smith place.
Lillie; Bright, Margaret; Bryant, Mr. wired down when the cider is first put the l>e«t quality will deteriorate during I
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tlie heat of summer and wear out
of none of his crop except for seed anil
W. H.; Curtía, Walter; Davie, Frank; into bottles there will be great danger
much faster than the new stock.
if lie has more than enough for his own
Mrs.
Bertha
Mense,
of
Seattle
is
visit
­
of
breaking
the
bottles
hy
the
accumu
­
Davis. Miae Edith; Draper, Will, (2);
Under tlie co-operation of the Agri-
The crncka In rubber overshoe«, which
Esty. John; H ighton, Mr». E. M.; lating pressure of the gas AB addi­ will mmm result in holes, rendering the ing her mother Mrs. C. O. Bbelps. 117 and his neighbors use, the company will cultural College and the So. Pac. Ry.,
buy it from him at 10 per <*nt above
Koala. M'ldrrd; Knngla, Matamaa; tions of flavoring materials are a de­ -hoe useless. may lie nicely mended 5th Ave.
it is planned to run a diary and hog
current market prices.
Kittrell, lues; Law rey, Sherman; cided damage to cider made from a with a ple«‘e of surgeon’s adhesive
special train through the Willamette
A bunch of the Lent* Volunteer
Maye, Henry; Martin, VaJ; Maaby, W. fine quality of fruit, though they may plH«t«T. Fit a piece of rubber or thick
Valley, proliably starting about Febru-
If felt Into the heel and then «over this I attended the big fire in Portland
E.; Muller, August; Olsen, Nels; improve juice of a poor quality
There are somewhat more than B0o aryl. Tlie plan contemplates making
Pleasantin, Van; Porter, Harry; Rag, the directions here given be strictly with the plaster It will l»e a prote«- Wednesday night. And Chief Ravbnrn recognized tree species in the Unite«! a special campaign on «lairying, silos and
waa mistaken for the Department Chief States, ol which about 10O are com- hog raising. The train will not only
Tho. H. Role*. Robert C ; Robbins, T. followed a delicious cider will be pro­ 'Ion against wear.
When rubbers look old apply a coat several times. Now what do yon think
To make champagne cider
B.; Hyerb, August; Hwan. Eminent; duced
mercially important for timber. Of the carry the mostm«*lem dairy equiptment,
Van Horn, Annie; Wenat, Otto; take. good, pale vinous cider, one Ing of patent leather shoe polish and of that?
500
recognized species, 300 are r»-pre- but it will also earry a number of cows
they will lie like new.
Woodard, Mrs. M. R.; Wolfe. Mrs. A. hogshead; proof spirit, three gallons;
sente.) in the government's newly I of the ditfrent breóle, also 15 or 20 hogs
honey of sugar, fourteen pounds Mix
Wright. A. L.
Appalachian forests. All representing Kith «l.-si rabie and undesire-
Mr. Churchill, of St. Paul, Oregon acquired
Hew te Remove Match Scratches.
Geo. W. Spring. Postmaster. well, and 1 t them remain together in
When paints bn ve become scratched has trade«I his property at that place lor American species, except a very few able specimens, treat«-d from the stand­
a moderately cool place for one month with matches rub them first with a the property owned by J. E. l.onck of subtropical ones on the Florida keys point of the marketable animal, Short
Lloy«l Davi» completed some very and then add orange flower water, slice of lemon and then wash x with Fonrth Ave. J, E Louck moving on the and in extreme southern Texas, are to *»<>;* will tie maile at important point*
attractive window sign* for the Lents three pints, and in a few days fine it ««»up and water. This removes all farm near St. Paul that was owned by be found in one or another of the and lecture« given by experta from the
down with skimmed milk
trine* of tlie match scratches.
college.
Mr. Churchill.
I national forests.
Hardware Company this week.
The Deposits ol the Bank Ate on aronrid l^nts are those Who have associ­
the Steady Increase From Month ated themselves in tbs G. A. R. and
to Month.
Large Cash Reserve W. R. C. The»« young septuagenarians
Indicates Bank in Good Condition. bold socials about twice in a while and
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