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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1914)
Local and Personal Ruth MunWk is visiting with f'-ioiuls and relatives horo this week. F. K. Murdoek autoed to the Murdoek farm at Yamhill, Sun day, returning in the evening acvotnpanied by his sister, Mary, who had gone up the day before. Auto Accident L. L. Hewitt of Indepenilemr met with an accident Monday while on his way home from Corvallis. He was driving along at his usual rate when another auto came up rapidly and passed by him. as told to our reporter. A f ter passing t he o c e u p a n t slowed down and drove along slowly. Mr. Hewitt, desiring to go faster, then ran by after w hieh the other man sped up and when Mr. Hewitt noticed him he was coming for him so fast that he could only throw on the power and turn his machine out and as he had to make another turn to avoid a ditch his auto started to turn over. He called to the other occupants o jump and he also jumped out and bracing him self against the auto held it till he got aid from his companions and turned it back. Fred Hoop er, one of his party, had one leg badly broken. The Public Schools Report of the schools of Folk County for the school month end ing May 15. 1914. Nnm! or -f ehtx!s rt'imrtinir cnrrtvt!y unit on time . . . . ... T5 Number ot schools not reporting on time . A ;m!r of uipi's leinatninK at last n-port 2:!Xi Numiier of tuiia rtvisteriil new tlurintf month . . N'm'oer of pupils registered secondary iur- ir.tr month IS Numtter of pupils readmitted Murine month 15 Totiti number p'jpits un register during m nth 'JVM Numf-en of pupils dropped during month '7'i T.Jtal number on retri.ster at this report . 2.'tl; Number of diiys taught during month . b'.-.j Whole number of days attendance :IM4:' Whole number of days absence 17l:l.i Who'e number of times late 2M Ni.mt er of pupils neither absent or late .. lllt Average nuinoer of pupils belunKinir .... 'Jti.'l.ls Averusredai'y attendance . . . 2" 2i N.i Per cent of attendance (Number of visits by parents 1PJ Number uf visits by members of school board . .. M The followingschools have been placed on the roll of honor for having marie 95 percent in attend ance or over: Dallas, Bridge port, Red Prairie, Ballston, Salt Creek, Parker, Valley View, Air lie, Bethel, Oakgrove, Cockran, Rickreall, Eikins. Independence, West Salem, Beuna Vista, Spring Valley, Harmony, Montgomery, Lincoln, North Dallas, Suver, Greenwood, Fir Grove, Sunny Slope, Oakdale, Lone Star, Falls City, Gutherie, Pioneer. Oak hurst, Mountainview, Rock Creek, Hoyville, Highland, Mistletoe, Valley Junction, Fern. The following schools are p'aced on the roll of honor for having made no tardies during the month: Smithfield, Peedee, Red Prairie, Oak Grove, Oakpoint, Eikins, Antioch, Spring Valley, Harmony, Lincoln, Enterprise, Suver. Greenwood, Fir Grove, Sunny Slope, Oakdale, Lone Star, Gutherie. Liberty, Oakhurst, Rock Creek, Hopville, Highland, Mistletoe, Broadmead. The following schools are now standard: Beuna Vista, North Dallas, Zena, Orchards View, Lincoln, Oakhurst, Antioch, Fir Grove, McCoy, Gutherie, Airlie, Orchards, Mountainview, Red Prairie, Enterprise, Fern, Lewis ville, Ward, Broadmead, Suver, West Salem, Popcorn, Oakdale, Salt Creek, Bridgeport, Perry dale, Highland, Buell, Rickreall, Brush College, Pioneer, Cockran, Eikins, Montgomery, Monmouth Public School, Polk Station, Val ley Junction, Butler, Fairview, Peedee, Cherry Grove, Hopville, Bethel, Liberty, Dallas Public School. Valley View, Parkers. Oakpoint. Black Rock, Dallas High School. Yours respect fully, 11. C. Sl'YMOl'K. ST. LOUIS AS A VILLAGE. : In 1707 It Hjd Forty-five Home nd Many Families. 1 Captain l'!ii.ii I'lUii. in. Mil t'lll.i'f 111 I the cnuirnvriiia 'rp of the Itritisli iirtiiv, was M-ii'i tnl I'.v ileniTiil ; in I7i;7 to in.iUe :in expert report on ' tin' loriitofy jn-l ,'ii .i;li oil t ii u n I lame on the oast Mile of Uio M i -.-i -. 1 1 1 'i rl , or. I'iliuaii mine to 1 1 1 Mi-Mlppl viille). I ho lliiin U eniiiiirj il then uis oai'n'il. ami ir.ueleil . , I 'U t lor M'Xeral inoiith-.. Uoio I what ho rule of St. l.ouis In Uio i a: i I'.o t of I Til": " 'I'liis vjiia : is ono league mid a half almve K.hiipiii. on I ho Host slilo of tin- MI-.m.i ,'i, hoinc tho priM'iit hoiul Hiia'ti'i's of tho I'ri'inh in these parts It "a- ti i I I'stahli-hi'il in Iho year ITtll hy a roiiipaiiy of iiiorrl"inls. to whom M ll'AbhaiUe hail uneti an ex oliislvo yratit foi Iho ootimiiTi e with tl:o Imli.m in. lions on the river Mis souri, an. I for the seenrl ami on eonr:i:ei;ietit of this settleliient the staff ol 1'n a. h olliri rs inul the rem missarv were onlereil to remove here, upon the siirit iiih'riiii of I'ort t liar tros ifoity mPes south of St. l-oilis on ; the Illinois Mitei to the Ulr.'li-li. Mini uroat ein-oiii aireini'tit ms tiven to the inhabitants to remove with them, most of whom iliu "The oompany has Imilt n In rjrv house ami store here, ami there tire about forty live hnn-i s an. I as many families. No fort or barracks are yet bulit The I roni'Ii Harrison eon-Nt of a eilptain lotninanilant. two lleiiteti ants, a fort major, one sergeant, one eorporal ami twenty men. "-St. I.onis Times. WE HEARTILY RECOMMEND CURING SLICE IN G3LF. An Expert Suggest Some Remedies For a Troublesome Habit. The sli'-e is iinio-i'iiiately it I'oinnion fault at i:"'f, ile-tro um all " hope of ueeiiraey us wi'll as cli-tanee ill the drive. l"h- reiin-ilv lieruine obvlrnN lis sunn a the cause uf -Ii- in;: Is tlnr oujilily uinli-rti'il. Thai it i due to II horlzoiita I I'oiat on of the ball ill Its tlk'lit Is iimpm-t iiinable. f ti un the an tiluirv uf the elirved ball in baseball. Tile ipieMinii is as to how this motion of rotation is imparted to the bad. The remedy lies either in ellniinat itu.' (lie li-t of the wrists or in com penatiini for it by tumiim the rluh in the hands while mldii'ssini.' the ball. If you are a eimtiniied slirer turn the cluli in the hands so that the face h-lauts sharply inward while the hands und arms aie otherwise held in the usu al position. Address the ball with the club in this position and then swhnj us usual. Vou will lie agreeably sur prised to see a straight hall or a pull. A few trials will serve to determine the position ot the cluli In addressing the ball wlii. h 'will give the desired straight shut. All the curves, the slice, the pull mid the rise are sharply emphasized In lone shots. The sharp, hard blow ot h rap (1 stroke sets up a much more rapid rota tion of tile hall Just as in the billiard shots.-K. K. Stuart In Uuting Mukii-zine. Formation of Ice. The cause assicn-Ml for the fact that water freezes only for a comparatively mnall space at the surface of rivers or ponds Is thus explained. Scientists au thoritatively declare that water Is at Its heaviest " hen It rem lies -ID decrees F.-tlint is. X decrees above freezing point. On a frosty night, as each top layer of water falls to 40 degrees It sinks to the bottom, therefore the whole pond has to drop In 40 decrees before any of it can freeze. At length It Is all cooled to this point, and then ice begins to form. Hut he Is a very bad conductor of heat, therefore It shuts olT the freezing air from the body of warmer water underneath The tlii'-ker it gets the more perfectly does I' act as a greatcoat mid that Is why even the Arctic ocean never freezes beyond a few feet In thickness. An Untouched Subject. In L'Ksprit des Krancais Is an In stance of the sharp, biting wit for which Alexis I 'Iron, the Krench epi grammatist, was famous. A young author whose ability was by' no means eiiuil to his conceit was discoursing at letigtth upon the merits of his work. "I am tired of writing of that of which the others write," he said. "1 want to create an original work, some thing that no one has ever written about or . ver will write about." I'iron turned ipiickly to the speaker. "Why not write your own eulogy ?" be said. Very Sweet Words. "Are there any sweeter words In the English language. ' musingly Inquired I'rolessor Swiggs. 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