Daily Mails Mails at the lent» pn»totfic* arrive and depart as follows: Depart Arrive 8:3 m A.M. 9:00 A. M. 12:40 P.M. 1245P. M. 3:10 P. M. 6:30 P. M. Sand and Gravel at Reduced Prices Prompt Delivery Call I elaphone Tabor 20ft J ANNOUNCEMENT R. Meyting 02 Nt. »ml 45th Ave.. N. F and Made to Order Repaired J. P. Nordin Main Street JONSRUD BROS. We desire to announce that we have opened the Lents Flower and Seed Store on Main St., Lents, and have for your inspection a fine selection of Cut Flowers and Plants. We also carrry a full line of Flower and Garden Seed, and are ready to take orders for all kinds of nursery stock, in Flowering Shrubs and Fruit Trees. Witches Clockx and Jewelry BORING OREGON HboneMz Mill 1 I-« ■ties ■outtw»»*. Df K»l»o* CEDAR POSTS SHINGLES MOULDINGS TURNED WORK I-ruta. Oregon Our facilities are the best in furnishing Cut Flowers for all oc casions and we desire to state that we are in a position to give you the best in Floral Designs, and Sprays for the least money. Rose City Van LUMBER $6 AND UP Largs stock of Dimension Lumber un band Ro’ifh and Oreaaed lumber for all purpoeee send order to JOM8BCD Baro. Burin« BD1 If at any time you are in need of Floral Designs we will ask you to give us a call. We will please you. The beet values in home funii.hiogs at lowest prises—Kenworthy A Co.. Lenta You are Cordially Invited to Call and Inspect Our Store A. N. GARDNER and Storage Company Makes all points between Portland and Lenta on Mt. Scott Line. Frsight. Expraaa, Baggage and all kinds of Transfer Work. Lenta Office . Foster Road I^anta Phone« 0 TELEPHONE US JEWELER Lents Flower & Seed Store Watches, Jewelry Repair Work I - - Tabor 1424 Home B 0111 F. W. Tussy, Manager R. KEIL, Proprietor Ask for ko»e City Van I Doings of Our Neighbors MEEZY ITEMS CONTRIBUTED BY HERALD REPORTERS REPOBTEBS AT NEARBY POINTS *F EveningTelegram and HERALD One Year Address Oregon Lents, PROFESSIONAL CAROS DR. JOHN FAWCETT Diseases of Women and Children a Specialty Pacific Tabor 3214 Home Ixxial 2111 A. D. KENWORTHY & CO. Funeral Directors L 0. 0. F. BUILDING Tatror 52H7 Oregon Lents, Phones: Main 430, Home A 4650 Dunning & McEntee FUNERAL DIRECTORS Seventh and Ankeny Streets Portland • • Oregon LODGE DIRECTORY. Hhlloh Circi» No. I», ledls» ol O. A. R- msets M »n<1 :«i Halunlay •»min«« In I. O. O. F. hall. Uni». Llllsh Maitei, IT»»., Carri» Inglr». Bec’y. a r as overt action. Tbe poor must be taxed to the uttermost as tbe rich must be assisted in every way. Plenty of candidates for Governor are already in the field ready for the primaries. All of them promiae very much for the common people who cer tainly by this time ought to get some thing else than tbe red-hot end of the poker, but if the truth waa known most of them self-selected candidates first, last, and all of tbe time, are figuring for themselves and you and I can go hang. i the threat of a similar sentence to bring ’ tliem to a sense of their responsibilities. | The law has not been in force long, but half a hundred families in Seattle are already receiving support from men who used to squander their money or earn none at all. So the Seattle scrap tieap is not so big as it was a few months ago. Besides helping the men, tbe new plan solves the problem of Ute dependent mother; and it is certainly a lietter solu tion for the husband to take care of his wife and children than to have the state rapport them under a system of mothers’ pensions.—Youth's Companion. Tbs demand for houses at Kelso ex coeds the supply. Robert Jonsrud is having a house built to rent. John Jonsrud and Mr. Turner, contractor« of Boring, are doiog tbe work. The residence of W. Gulden top is nearly completed. Ned Nelson an«! Rotiert Jonsrud are having a fence row cleared preparatory to having a line fence built. W. H. WORTH READING TWICE. * Hutchinson and Frank Patterson are doing the work. Not all blowhards are to be de spised. There is the silage blow Mr. Sindall is having a wire fence put ! GRESHAM er. for instance. ■ up around his place. S--------------------------------------------- B> «* Make your farm look like Miss Stella Jonsrud returned home yours. ’Twill be worth money * Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Reed have rented » Saturday after a aiz week»' stay in a I)r. A. Thompson's house on Rotierta to you to have a farm that’s un * , Portland hospital, where she underwent, Ave. like every one else’s—tn the right » f an o|>eration for appendicitis. way. The best thing to bring home Mr». W. H. Hutchinson is expected! Harry Woods, who died sud«len)y last Saturday at his home in Montavilla, from the country fair besides a horns this week from the hospital. She Î was buried in the Gresham cemetery . « blue ribbon is the determination ia much improved in health. to win one. Gilbert Jonsrud went to Oregon City Monday afternoon. The funeral was There’s quite some variety of held from ('arlson’s Chapel. Mr. Wood Monday to serve as juryman. poor judgments. Some farmers is survived by his widow, and one eon, Mi»s Angela Canning is spending a always take care to keep their week's vacation at her home here. She Gurney Wood, besides his father, W. E. horses fresh asd never knock Wood, his grandmother, Mrs. E. B. : will graduate from 'he Portland Trade off themselves for a good time, Wood, both of Gresham and also several * and some ase always knocking off school next June. themselves, but never rest up Ernest Hutchinson recently lost a brothers. Mrs. Roliert Ijtnsdown returned from their horses.—Robert W. Neal tn good driving horse. Farm and Fireside. : I Mr«. Ernest Hutchinson is very ill in the hospital last week much improved. Mrs. D. A. Hart, a former resident of > > a Portland hospit&i. Albert Jonsrud and G. Johnson of tbe Gresham, died suddenly of heart disease Oregon Agricultural College are home last w«>ek at her home at Brightwood GROWING OF SEASONINGS. Miss Grace Burnett, of Portland, spent for a short vacation. Robert Jonsrud recently bought a the vtevk end visiting at the home of Green Herbs Should Be Gathered Be fore Day Becomee Very Warm. cow from C. A. Johnson and a colt from Mrs. Chas. Merrill. Both Miss Burnett and Birdine Merrill are teachers in the Green herbs if freshly and properly Erneat Hutchinson. gathered are richest iu flavoring sub Services were held last Sunday in the Thompson school in Portland. Albert Beers, who came up from Med stances -und when added to sauces, Norw«*giat> Lutheran church by R v. ford to attend bis grandfather Beers’ fricassees, stews, etc., reveal their Henricksen of Portland. freshness by their particles as well as Mrs. Robert Jonsrud conducted the funeral, has left for California. by their decidedly finer flavor. In sal The Queen Esther Curcle will meet at recent eight grade examinations. ads they almost entirely supplant both the home of Miss Cleo Mathews next the dried and the decocted herbs since Friday evening. their fresh colors are pleasing to the S Mias Bessie Howitt, is spending her eye and their crispness to the palate, CHERRYVILLE I whereas the specks of the dried herbs --------------------------------------- & vacation at her home in Gresham. would Is? objectionable, and both these Get your valentine I and the decoctions impart a somewhat Saving the Wrecks. Thursday is Lincoln’s birthday. Inferior flavor to such dishes. A large manufacturer, who was also It is a credit to the American people No matter in what condition or for that they admire and hold in high re governor of his state, recently visit what purpose they are to be used the gard such characters as Washington or ed the stab' prison. When he came out flavors of foliage herbs are invariably Lincoln more—far more—than they do he said that no big business pays so little best In well developed leaves and those money monsters. Morgan or attention to its “scrap heap’’ as society shoots still In full vigor of growth pays to the human wrecks. Business With resjiect to the plant as a whole Rockefeller. these flavors are most abundant and Glenn Hugh is seriously ill with men sort out and use all that is usable, pleasant just before the flowers ap but society is indifferent, and assumes pneumonia at this writing. pear. Since they are generally due to Dr. Botkins receive»! a shipment of that every one who gets into prison is essential oils which are quickly dissi Indian Runner Duck« from a friend in irredeemable. pated by heat they are more abundant Of course that was a extreme rtate- in the morning than after the sun has Washington. The original owner stated that from a pair of these ducks and a ment. For a hundred yeara philan- reached the senith. As a general rule, therefore, beet re drake he raised 136 duck« last year. thropista have been thinking about the human scrap heap, and as a result, we sults with foliage herbs, especially They are wonderfully prolific. those to l»e used for drying and infus The President seem« to be in wrong have prison reform associations, and ing. may be secured when the plants organisations to prevent young men on thia Panama canal business. The seem ready to flower, the harvest be Democratic platform at Baltimore, from getting into prison, and societies to ing made as soon ns the dew has dried which he said waa hie guide in the help the discharged prisoners to find a and before the day has become very warm. The leaves of parsley, how equal suffrage business, flatly declares honorable place in life. The State of Washington, m< «reo ver, ever. may be gathered as soon as they for free toll» for American coaat wise vessels and if it. is a guide in one case it has tiegnu to sort the wrap heap be- attain that deep green characteristic ought to be equally binding in the fore it units get into prison, In every of the mature leaf. Since the leaves are produced continuously for many other cases. There is a streak of old commnnity there is at least one human weeks the mature ones may be re fogyism in him as witness his John wreck who lets his wife'support him by moved every week or so. a process Calvinism but on the whole hie work so taking in washing, while he loafs about which encourages the further produc the soluons or the grocery store. Under tion of foliage and postpones the ap- far has been most excellent. People send off for blood medirine the new Washington law the police penrnnee of the flowering stem.—Amer and other cure-alls for apring remedies arrest such men, and take them before a •can Agriculturist. when the best «print medicine is right magistral«*. If the fellow has fallen so The dullness of a majority of stupid at our doors; to wit Oregon gra|>e root. low I|^it he has no sn»ICre.»jH*et left, th«' pupils In school Is due chiefly to ade magistrate sentences him to a stockade, A person in this vicinity npon calling noid growths In their nasal cavitiew or for their taxes fonn«l them to be 010.00 when* he has to chop wood all day out the fact that they are allowed or com- higher than la«t year. Having made doors; the dollar anil a half/a day that |>elled to sleep with windows closed no improvements it was a source of he earns is paid to his family. After a and a kerosene lamp still further foul- mystery why they should be penalize«! time, th«* physical exercise ami the forced Ing the nlr. In tl>e name of decency when they concluded as they had con abstinence from drink bring about a and good health put up the windows templated making improvements—that change; th«* man proiniS’- sRo do jhis and give the boys and girls a chance the intents of the heart, according to duty to th«* family outside the sks'kade, at some fresh air nights. It won’t cost the old theology was as bail as the and i« discharge«!. Other men n«*ed only a cent :« : : : ■ - Beaver State Herald KELSO ' „........................... - . Near Poet Office, LENTS .. .......... Forter Road CLASSIFIED “FOR SALE" and “WANT’ rentiers in classified column. 1 cent per word for first insertion; S cent subeequentlv. Watch the column for bargains. FEARY BROS. lac. COLLECTORS WA.NTKO Collections Everywhere WANTED— A good reliable man or woman to solicit rabsciptions. Enquire at Herald office. No Collectioa-No Charge Agent for Mt. Scott, Montavilla, and Eastern Multnomah. WANTED—Boys may be had and sometimes girls. The older ones at ordinary wagee and others to be schooled and cared for in return for slight service« rendered. For particu lars address W. T. Gardner, superin tendent Boys and Girls Aid Societv of Oregon. Portland. Ore. tf FOR We Make a Personal Call Mortagages Foreclosed We Bay Notes GEORGE G. IRVINE Local Manager BALK Main St. ard Foater Road, Lents Tabor 5269 FRESH OOW — for sale. Inquire of M. 8. Hazen 264 Campbell St. Lents. FOR SALE—Newspapers for wrap ping or kindling. Mt. Scott Pub. Co. LUMBER—At our new mill 1 mile« southeast of Kelso. We deliver lumber. Jonsrud Bros (- FOR SALE — Silver Campine Roosters. F. B. Golden, mile south of Lents, R. D. Box 303. Temple of Economy FOR SALE—Good family horse, buggy, and light wagon. Inquire of Mrs. Peaae. Pays More for FOR SALE:—Four Burner Gas Stove, with oven complete, good as new. Mrs. ; Pease. MARES, HOR8E8, WAGONS and HARNESS. Cail at Grange Store. Katzky Bros. Second Hand FURNITURE and sells it for less than others FOR RENT LOST AND FOUND McNeil Bid«, Main St, Lents FOR RENT—One four and one six room house, two blocks from station. T. Y. Cadwell. MONEY TO l.OA\ 6 per cent loans on farms, orchard ands, city resilient or business property, i to buy, build, improve, extend or re-1 fund mortgages or other securities; i terms reasonable; sp«*cial privileges ;i •orres|*ondence invited. Department L, BIS Bldg , Denver. Colo., or Department I, 74» Henry Bldg., S«*sttle, Wash. M ISCKLL ANKOUS We buy and sell second hand furniture •nd stoves. Alvord’s Furniture Stored ill Main 8t. ___________________________________ i Daily Oregonian, Herald, McCall,e Magazine and Sunset, all for the regular price (96.00) of tbe Oregonian, if taken at tbe Herald otfice. Automobile Repairing Prest-O- Lite; Service Herald and McCall’s Home Magazine one year, one dollar. VULCANIZING The line of All Laxatives For constipation, use Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Paul Matbulka, of Buffalo, N. Y., says they are the "king of all laxatives. They are a blessing to all my family and I always keep a box at home.’’ Get a box and g»t well again. Price 25c. At D-uggids or by mail. u. s. DIAMOND GOODRICH Storage JBattery Recharging H E. Isctl«» AC). RMidtlpMi sr st Lssit The Pennsylvania department of •<- riculture has t«een Investigating a new method of combating the San Jose scale by means of a parasite which Is said to <l«"stroy It. The parasite was discovered by Dr. J. S. Grim. In- «tractor In the Keystone State normal college, who notifl«*«! Professor Surface. state geologist. The latter propagat- e«l the parasite and found that it de stroyed the scale Insects. If the new method can be applied on a commercial scale it would mean the saving of millions of dollars to the fruit growers of the country. Jjfgj ’ We Carry (a Stock’ll JORD Parts and Accessories ! Day and Night Service ■ 1 I GARAGE 0 Third An. and Foater Road