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Monmouth, Oregon.
FRIDAY. YV.W. b. liU.
CIU'RCU );)( t 77(.V
Tin' members (.f 1 1 it- Clin-li; 11
Cll'Il'idl ll.IV' U! I - Li t". I to dr.il
t'ate I In il III W i ll I It!, here, llrt
Sunday. bYoniary Mil. at 1 I
cYh.ck. A M .,
One hi tin' arrangements of
this dedication, which i- cr
oom utendaMc. is that the im-m
l0 1 hi li ,vc a rr. i nsjt'il to inert
all the cicii-i' of coiistnicti.'ii
iii'l Mi; ii:s1im;u, hence, there will
ho no effort mailt' to rai-c funds
t'Nccit that the UMial Sunday
col.ee lor. will he taken.
The cii.ipcl js commodi. ,
nicely seated a it. 1 the nnh If ha
heel) given a general aid coldi il
invitation to attend the do, iiea
t'V'V mt ice, an i WlU'shiti with
u me i. uristiaii
f ? 1 f
net ,
- - y v y
IW.F JM' "
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:,;.'''-;'',l'V.'i,
First National Bank
Monmouth, Oregon
Suivi'ssor tu Polk County I lank
Paid Capital, - . - $30,000.00
Surplus & Undivided Profits, $15,000.00
I. 1. V. lU'Tt.KU, l'rcsiilfiit; !u. c. I'owKl.l., Vict- I'ics.
and Cashier; V. 11. Smith. Assistant Cashier.
Transacts a CJcncral Hanking Hnsincss
DIRECTORS:
i m. simi'sox, i'. s rowi'.i.i,, M l n h i ; i
j. it. v. iu"I'i.i:r, ira c. im I.I.I,.
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TWO NTTADLE PIECES OF STATUARY AT THE PANAMA
PACIFIC EXPOSITION. SAN FRANCISCO. 1915.
CN PMK'Ni; i':iiiii!i"i nf ttu .lecivitlvc s.tilt.hllV Ml llii' I'aieuim
l'; . .;1. Iiiti-rnatiniial I A.es:!i..n ui-f slmw n In thcsi- twit illus
tr: At Ihe left Is "KaiM." Iiy .Ml., rt JtiftftTv il tlitlirf that
v i ' i' a . tin i i.i ii h ii t.i "Siuishnu'." hv llii' same s. u!inr. mam
nil I'e'irt el' Hie I'mir Seavmis in the in ill! rmip nf exlillilt pal-
in. - " ' -el ulili its Meliaiiiiiifilaii rliliT Is by Kreili rii k li. U lluttl.
meni I tt-r-
tl e
Ch '.i roll on this occasion .
The Kv i:-. lical and 15 1
I
-tit
tin- k III in a laiee city as m a weli Mcijuai nted wit h t he LT ' 1 1 " r 1 1 1 a
smaiifi' one. It is all a matter and e-.eciallv the cdncatim nl 3
tt organization.
llatlvi
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s. n iiciif- iiavcii l:i e tin then
regular .-, vices ,,. ,jns i,,,,.. .anifstn,. We miul.t add that
I net-
it tin-
-tat.
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iHM a lai ee atlelilalice Is I .ft t-
nd-
DANGERS OF ROAD DUST.
e 1 ami dcsil ed.
'. e ""lie.
A 1 will he
it is work which will na
SOllleK , oriinarilv ill a heller Uden With Deadly Get.:? It li Seri-
citv and -. eon laril- in LMatih
School Books
and Tablets
CONFECTIONERY
Cigars, Nuts, Etc.
P. II. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
MONMOUTH, OREGON
c it ion on t he pa ti ot tin
in it
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As It h In Monm nt h
111 Mollllioutll, Oregon, clllh
women are actually partiei.atiiie'
with the Commercial Cluh m'
tlmt place in a ea m na in for the,
physical I tea titi lien tioh of the fit v
That ean jiaien is to encouraee
trt a -piantili'', the encoiriLTe
ni'-nt. of mure iTcin-r'-tl hal.it- of
cleanliness, ,.s pertaining: to
yards, slieet- and vacant lot-,
and I he healltifvi l.f; of pu Idle '
e and pr v t ground- hv ,
planting :Uid eiiltivatine- h,weis
and shruhcrv.
l'li it is not an exciting hit of
new-, hut it is iiiteie-tiii. It !
ealis to mind the hope prettv j
lii-l'., iiy entertained a few vea r I
since th;.t tin- puhlie spirited wo J
nien of every city could turn j
their attention iimP their inllu- j
enee to work of this kind. Iti.- Tin- ahove cut has heen re
work in which their intiueiiee at I reived at the 1 1 1: l.n olhce and
least miLlht he mo-t tdlicielit ; tt e. pie-umethe s- - n i J f I' sent it
audit takes into j.urview tha . ' n iin- hope t hat we mieht u.-e it,
(dniraeter of civic improenirnf and as a rood picture em hei-h-lli
which one can well helievc ; '- the pare- of a M W.-nahCr, we
iia ve conidllded to do so.
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DR. C J. SMITH,
CantiJate for Governor.
Are You Going To Build?
If so give us a chance
to figure with you on:
LUMBER, SHINGLES, DOCRS,
WINDOWS, LATH, CEMENT,
MOULDINGS, PLASTER, LIME,
SAND and BRICK
Also SLAB WOOD and CEDAR POSTS
Patronize Us and Get a Square Deal
Dallas Lumber & Logging Co.
Phone Main 202. - - - Monmouth, Oregon
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they ;,re (specially interested
When it was apparent that
women in this section were to
enjoy t he riidit of fra nchise. it
As to Mr. Smith's iialiliea
lunswe, hae no personal ae
on i itallce. hilt dveti Oodlowilir
ous Menace to Health.
There is a ttide ilisi ais-i,m ni" the
i J 1 i ' t mil nl' the eel; liert 1 1 1 hetuceli
ih:-i and ihsease. nnw that so iniiiiv
p.' -ell- are cilll.-Ia'atly ejin-ei to
ila.-t a- lliev run hut i nam r roads
111 lucir iillloieiriiie-. Sir .latlie
('neiltull lil'iHllle, pre iilellt (if lilt
Cn rli-li s.iiitarv in.spei i.irs' associ
ation, ealis ni tent Inn in ihe increas
ed daic'eiv, uarin::'' innlon-ts that
tit- V sliuliM he caivl'lll In dre,s nil
ell ', s or aia a-: .lis liirli la llieln
open tu in 1 1 'i l i ni. The rerms of
telanas are I ivipient mi I he-e roads
and mav ea-i! he pa i-ed up hv
any open wmii.'. lie sa.il, further,
thai rotlil il u -1 had her. Hue a n!e
spread and in -o"ie plar,.- ininler
ai.le mis-nee, eallini; fur prompt
a ha ' eiiieiit . The chief daii:;iT al
teidne: it v. as. however, tetanus or
l'"'!;jiii. a rair ih-ea-e no dmibt,
I iiit u-c ill-. i!e;:!h rale from which
-lm. ed ,-i .!'.-1 .!.-. I increase.
All inn'.iri-Is and dwellers on t lie
ll'iihwav -li Mild I-" warned that thev
should ke.-p e.e.ered and free I'l'i.tll
road d'l-l a'l eats, wounds m- ahra
sions mi the ha'id-t or face mid (hut
thev should seek i 1 1 1 1 ii ed I a 1 1' treat
ment hen road dust had found its
way under si'-nieioiis eireimistanees
inl o one i.l I he-e. Perhaps one of
these days i,,. ariiiaiiieiitariiim of
a well ;i 1 1 j H j i ; 1 1 -i ! uiotorear ini'jht in
clude a tnhe of tetanus antitoxin
for iiuin.'dia'e iipnlieation to the
du-t inuire- na'ed wound.
Iut apart liom the risk ol its
eonviym, letvms. road dust was R 1 f q n J The Umber soil is vol.'iuii,. sl, un.l
(!e--er lie' of too severest rcproha- UallitllllC 111 JLjilHU , red slidt.. iiiii it h siiilnble Inr nil Limit
t. ... !
was thnimht more than ever that ! r mi the h'.ast Orcroniai
r t . a I ...... -.r. , -
" 'omul', iiiinience wouin jrive . s to i jr. o m 1 1. li s a III 1 1 1 v, e li -
impidse to the esthetic side of j ciary and integrity am
1
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his sin-
inunieipal activities, of which I cere desire to serve the
cleanliness and horticultural i faithfully in whatever
adornment are the prime feat-j trust he may he chosen He has
that such has not been lfiveii aiieuiiate proof of his de-
lion. It iiii'jht, when dense and '
'ainn-d with tie. haeilli, set up (ulier- '
eulosis. I, cerlainlv n-'ruvaled it ' W hyc -ii;l"lel to UKW m the
... .. Real I'.stat.e Husiliess, but (llllereiit
and all oilier respiratory diseases, - f.om oth(,rs, Wt; mw to brinu: l.tiy
nnd it emulated town dust ill setting er and seller tonctber. If they trade
up putrefactive changes in food and m' reiiiiineratinii tu be I 1 -2 per cent
Indirectly, too, it WHS Inll-
(I rm I
I I I ly detrinientnl lo heallli, for wher
iiihlic over it, abounded the windows of
1 am in touch with many prospective
buyers and traders. Consult me. I
have lauds that can be bought or traded
almost anywhere you deHiru it.
tires.
notahly the case is a little disa
pointing.
For neighborhood improve
ment, or for wider city improve
ment of this character, women
could work even more effective
ly than men, if thev would five
Washington Lands
bouses, lactones and workshops bad
to he kept clo-etl, and so unneces
sary sinailles of vital fresh air were I un i. ...m o, ..c c.a.i.
. il ' nu iicics, .7 iiiiii;n iiiui.it lit t iiiiiiriiiiiiie,
ItaS1 nfV Tji,. mintireSsinn of road I'l m-i'i. f...!i...l mnutU; in imeli.u CO
lilled with such distinction have - dust was therefore a matter of pri- acres good land, balance rocky; tfood
tnarv samlary importance and of ; '"
ever rmnn, importance, owing 1' 3 m, es from (-ntervil e
to the reat increase of motor traf-, ) js H,!COMr swale, part, of unculti
vated land can be plowed, the balance
is pasture land; hoK-tixht fences, most-
,. . , , ly new; well, springs, windmill and
Abstracts promptly made by l tank, house, new barn and other build-
incs. (Jwner does not need cash and
has farm machinery to sell on reason
able terms.
120 acres, 10 miles north of. (lolden
dalo. 8 acres' under plow, 10 acres
slashed and burned. 200 to bearing
fruit trees. 300 more two year old
apples. All good land and lies nearly
level. Irrigating ditch and good creek.
Then! are 1000 cords of weed standing.
Large 7 room house, barn. Price $(5,000,
mortgage of $G00. Will trade for im
proved ranch of equal value.
votion. The positions be
lilled with stud i distinction
boon invariably without emolu
ment, unless one counts as such
the meaner salary ol a state .sen-: fie. New York World,
ator. He has served as mayor! -
of Pendleton, was for eighteen
to the matter their earnest and years a member of the Pendle- !!rmvn & Slhlt'y. attorneys and
devoted attention. There are, ton school' board and served! abstractfrs-
eities where thev have done this, lidobt years in the state senate ! Hmr SWITCHES made from
and results have justified the! from 1002 to I'dlO. His ,,,,,! ' combings. Enquire at this office.
conclusion that it is work for j public act will bear scrutiny and
which they are specially com-1 his pri vale life is ahove reproach,
petent. Moreover, they can en- He has been a close student of
gage as successfully in work of public affairs and few men are
WAIri'R G. BROWN
Notary Public
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Etc.
of fruit, berries, alfalfa, grain, pota
toes, etc.
hand is easily cleared, us the timber
is scattering, in some cases the timber
will pay for the cost of clearing, and
an average cost is .$25 per acre.
Oregon Lands
172 acres, one and onu-half miles out
of town.
KiK acres, ft miles out of town.
.'M acres, in town, to trade or sell.
If I haven't got what you want I'll
get it for you.
Call and see me or write to
S. II. IIINKLE,
Monmouth,
OltKGON.
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