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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1915)
The Herald D. E. STITT. Edit.,. pressed air, produced effects pre-, foijSoS?!. cist'ly liLj those attributed to the : foghorn. Hereilso the'effert is Entmd m wrondlM, matu, K,lnlr8. , UT )01 Otl ditturWilCeS Of mZZCS?- T j order of magnitude due ! to other causes. Professor N'i- ISStKI) KVKKV KKIDAY Subscription Rates One year - . $1.50 Six month . . 75 cU Three months - - 50 cU Monmouth, Oregon. FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1915. The Holhwness of Trust-Busting ; pher remarked that any disturb-' anee or ionized air appear? to vo the origin of electro-magnetic waves in the ether. When we talk to each other in air ionized by solar radiation, we are per haps sending wireless messages through the ether of space."' Literary Digest. If ten years ago, the govern ment had failed to force the dig solution of the steel trust, the public would have been very much agitated. Inevitably A Tribute To Woman would have read something sin ister and criminal in the opin ion. It would have asked if the government was really sincere in its trust-busting-policy. The people would have asked them selves if they must forever sub mit to the oppressions of the trusts, suffer their domination of industry, endure their seeming control over the juditiary. liut the steel trust decision falls flat as a thing to get dis turbed about today. The people are scarcely interested in it, one way or the other. Thousands were surprised to learn when the court delivered its decision that such a case existed. Trust-busting as an agitation is played out. The people are well aware that it makes no difference to them whether a trust is busted or left .entire. At least if there is a dif ference between the two states the everyday citiven hasn't been able to detect it. So far as he can see the dissolution of the Standard Oil company, the to bacco trust and the harvester combine has brought him no benelit whatever, and no harm. It is as if the suits of dissolution had never been tried, or filed, or thought of. The department of justice, we understand, is to appeal the case. We suppose that is its duty. lint so far as the general public is concerned the department need do nothing at all. Toledo Iilade. The one thing in this work; that is constant, the one window in which light forever burns, it I the one star which darkness can- Saturday Specials FREE FREE FREE not quench, is woman's love, j It rises to the greatest heighth, ! it sinks to the lowest depth.it! forgives the most cruel injuries, j It is perennial of life and grows: in any climate; neither coldness nor neglect, harshness or cruel ty can extinguish it. A wom an's love is the perfume of the heart. This is the real love that wrought miracles in art, that gives music all the way from the cradle song to the symphony, that bears that soul away on wings of tire; a love that is greater than power, sweeter than life, and stronger than death. Robert 0. Iuger-sol. Wilson Day and Wilson Way Every Man His Own Wireless That a man's voice may per haps function as a wireless trans mitter is suggested by Professor Nipher, of Washington Univers ity, St. Louis, as a result of some recent discoveries of his on the disturbance of magnetic balance due to sounds. His results have been described to the St. Louis Academy of Science, and its re cording secretary writes as fol lows to science (New York, April 10): "At the meeting of March 15, Professor gave a brief account of work done in his labratorv. Dur-1 ing the summer of 1914 he de tected what appeared to be an effect of the foghorn of a steamer on themngnetic field of the earth. In his recent work a large bar magnet, in a room containing an influence machine and in con tact with one terminal, served as a deflecting magnet upon a magnetic-needle jn an adjoining room. The deflecting effect of thi magnet was balanced by an other bar-magnet on the oppo rtte,side jf the needle. The nee dle was made very sensitive by means of compensating magnets. A musical note from an organ pipe, operated by means of com- EiHfKNK Guard: The proc lamation by Mayor Albee of Portland for a day to be set apart in that city and observed as "Wilson Day" in order to make known to our president that the people are behind him in his efforts to make the Ameri can Hag and the ideals of this nation respected by the belliger ents of K u rope is one worthy of emulation by every city in the entire country. This country is behind the president and be hind him solidly in his trying task of keeping this nation from being embroiled over the many disputes and questions which are being forced upon us be cause of the European war. It is no more than right that we should convey our confidence in our president to him by visible means if possible, and a "Wilson Day" will do it. Every person who buys of us on Saturday, June 26, to the amount of a $5.00 cash order will receive free one Aluminum Stew Kettle. With every $8.00 cash order we will give free one Aluminum Coffee Pot. With every $12.00 cash order we will give free one Aluminum Tea Pot worth $3.00. MONMOUTH MERCANTILE CO. Monmouth, Oregon DlpODB Suggestions for Summer Where To Go Tillamook Seashore Resorts Wonderful scenery, dense forests, enticing trout streams, miles and miles of glorious sandy beach. Special Low Round Trip Fares from all points with long limit. Daily and week end trains. Ask for further particulars and copy of booklet "Seashore Tillamook County." Summer Excursions East Round trip tickets to East ern destinations via Cali forniawith stop-overs in either direction to visit the Expositions on sale daily from all points. Full Information from nearest agent You can stop-over at Shasta Springs Newport A Delightful Seaside Retreat Every charm for an out door vacation. Surf bath ing fishing, boating and pleasant social recreations. Special Low Round Trip Fare9 Season-Week End-Sunday Daily Train service and special Sunday Excursions. Ask nearest agent for copy of booklet on Newport California's Expositions A world's Marvel. Every thing complete. The great est event of the Century. Special Low Round Trip Fares Daily Splendid train service, at tentive employes, delight ful scenery. Ask for book let "California and Its Two World Expositions" and "Wayside Notes-Shasta Route." Skattlk Times: The United States faces the greatest problem ever faced by a peaceful nation; and also it possesses the greatest national opporrunity in history. It is a time, when a lofty soul like that of Lincoln would retire into the quiet and hallowed precincts of prayer to seek out guidance for his people; and very likely Wood row Wilson is doing the same thing. For it is the president's responsibility, his vital duty, to map out such a course tor hip Am.ri. v-.- . . " " I" -""--j'.ii'cr dispatches rpnnrf pie as will save their self-respect that European soldiers are being and spare them any entangle-! fed onions, leek and garlic as uR-mjue must, tell them what these vegetables kac.:., " vwirui'iui "So in ?gard to a"y of the above outings and make trip or glve you interesting: literature on the various nlaces vou can visit. Deadly Gasses to do. And it is the people's duty to back the president as never a president has been backed by his people in the history of enlightened govern ment Vancouver Columbian: President Wilson has no cause to complain of the support ac- corded him in his efforts to set tle with honor to the nation the Ask fr our folder ..0regon QuW SOUTHERN PACIFIC " aC0"'C''Agn1,P1,nd,0reg01, POULTRY SUPPLY STORE mu.MAb BOULDEN, Proprietor Keeps on Sale Best Grade Chic Feed Best Grade Grit, Bone and Oyster Shell. Garden Seeds in Package or in Bulk. WiU Py Cash for EgSs and Poultry. n iviQnmouth, . . . ore2on loneaith. This is true for the person who eats them. Might it not be that here is the truth of the charges that various armies were using deadly gasses to annihilate their fes?" If one hundred thousand men all ate garlic for breakfast, and blew mightily toward the f.w . ChAnl J I. 1 . -vuiu luuiK that the effect would be overpowering. The Oregon Farmer. i "i - uresis WE INTEND To merit your patronage by always maintaining -The" !2!f qU8lity 0f CTytWng in our stock. . -Th Sir Cn8iStent With that 1uaIity ' -The ZS. ? representaon of everything advertised. standard of service that insures the positive satisfaction i every customer. i . w.tch .,. Walter g. brown, rer and Jeweler.
