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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1915)
The Herald D. E. STJTT, Editor. pretty much the same con.litiou in which we stand today. Her new armies were volunteer ar- EnriuMcond-iaMiiiursumbtriLi9ng. inies, as ours would have to be; It th pwt ofllct at Mmmouth, Cwron. under the Art at Murk I. IXT. ISSUED EVKKY FRIDAY Subscription Rates One year . $1.60 Six month . 75 cU Three months . 50 cU Monmouth, Oregon. FRIDAY, OCT. 29, 1915. WILL IT BE PEACE . Press dispatches indicate that Chandler of Baker captured the big prizes for that class, and Mr. Looney of Jefferson came in for several winnings, as did W. L Domes of Polk County. The Porter Red Polled animals won several first places. Only in the Holsteins did Washington nose us out of anvthinz worth while. The Stock Show was not as large and the fact that the thorough going soldier Kitchener has re fused to consider sending these new troops for duty in the field until they have had about nine .... nc omen oriow was noi as large months of training, suggests La ..,,. that, at the very least, six mouths mai, a.ero nn Duu;nn of similar training would be Sf)MR KVW necessary ror thirt new army of v u n - n . . citizen soldiers which we should anma D:.. , have to extemporize in case of disnlav th lai.O0t ! th fcnJM. threatened invasion ino Th ; inent Dlace in the Willamette Germany is ready for peace to Me that represented by the stu- booth and attracts great atten be brought about on the Euro- dents' camps, is intended to train tion. The Roseburg display of pean Continent, and that the a body of men who, in the event Kra'ns and grasses, just in place, Kaiser will submit te r m s f hostilities, will furnish the 18 as "ne as anything of the kind through President Wilson. forty thousand officers which !n the Mlng, and that is say- Peace in Europe would be will be necessary to lead the mg a greal deal- Uats stan(1 grand to contemplate, but there minimuu army of defense which ven feet tall and other greens are the interests of several na- would insure the securitv of our passes are in proportion. tions to consult, and we are of country Wonderful as their TpS tZ Zg the opinion that nonebut Ger- progress has been, it will take make a beautifui digpaVi and many are in a position to want far more than this one month of the fine vegetables that came l'co"'- waiiiiiig w reuuer wiera com- Wltn the twentv-ton sh nmpnt Russia will hardely desire to petent of command. . make a handsome showing. In make peace while a large por- There is no short cut from the Eastern Oregon booth, peach- tion of her territory is held by the raw recruit to the hardened es from W. E. Baker of Home, the German Armv. and France soldier, competent to stand the Baker County, are the only ones and Belgium are likewise situ- superhuman straign of modern now on disP,ay and these are big ated, and as neither armv is trench line fighting-Scientific enough and fine enough to make anywhere neraly exhausted yet American. the mouth water. Spitzenberg If You Buy Before Getting Our Prices We Both Lose We are in position to furnish you first class material as follows: Lumber, Shingles, Doors and Windows, Mouldings, Lath, Lime, Plaster, Cement, Brick, Sawed and Split Cedar Posts, Slabwood, Wall Board. Also a large assortment of Screen Doors, Window Screens, Window Weights and Cord. Willamette Valley Lumber Co. Phone Main 202. - Monmouth, Oregon there could hardly be a peace pact formed without it was very much onosided. ,. , . sameirom (jus Miller at Hood low man who makes two blades r0. from Lf,. i i w u rarmalee. Hood River, are Those countries now at war of raM row where 0,lly e fine new frnir nw th. Poll! I ,,-.., l.f I I . I , . . w.v 1 UIUH are angry with each other, very , "j ue is a uoosier W Horticulture. According to much so, and it is not likely to '"8 town who can secure labor a half page announcement in the that they will agree to any kind for two uien wheTe tliere was San Francisco papers, the sale of peace pact until one side or lllbor for on,y one n,ai foun(1 f Hood River diamond brand the other is very buely worsted. before. A11 places are suscepti- apples opened at twenty-six I "to Ul Utlliei IIIHIIL. I.PI.S DPP IICIC UI1 Lllti A Mr 1 rvamina irom t ULuamira what ran ha Anna ... m roi - 1 "wile tv ui uijj uuu iw rnuil AVYAtvUS IKT LamP the resources of this place. To am wer in a general wav It would defeat the nnrnna. f , -. . . many "Pecinc- inquiries, it may r - - v 1 111 rum' irnnr i i n n ? a w.tt.. . i i u i j i ii , . - u, .i j-j . "uiuci ue siaiea nere mat no iresh fruit tc hi , T rCPT is i,inill favor Prepared' awards have yet been Lde' nd Seilted hv t.np, Imamou kiqu'o . ..... . . j wu...Vm iuuii o 1 inr u'lip as a inn,icnin fn .. if io t-ha nmninn r: i. n. camp at Plnttsburg, if the rapid- The outlook is that it will re- Hn that there will be no awards jty with which the regiment is quire $430,000,000 a year to made Public before the end of belli 17 licked intn tluno clmnl.l i ... Tn..n.U t..i. i . , onng about llie change. Agarb r,v,c,"uc, Just as long as any " . . ; ' , ", v"c or rigiitepusiiess would be a bet Unite. States could extemporize ter protection but as nations will fresh fruit of any kind is avail able, the jury of awards will be u.iue.1 states couui extemporize ter protection but as nations will a0ie e JUry 01 awards wil1 be a whole army with equal facility, not wear one the next begt Uj. too busy to work out the volumi- and with t.lm mimn runi.l unn!. .. h nOUS detai Of the Varinna a warAa , . ; ("i ,v vvjui- is preparation. sition of efficiency as is being : shown by the members of that Now that Villa's sun is setting cam p. nous detail of the various awards. KLAMATH TO HAVE BIG DAY Klamath county will make a big spludge at the Oregon build Livery and Feed Stable G. W. SULLIVAN, Proprietor. Rigs to Let and horses for Hire All Kinds of Transferring Done Promptly and on Short Notice Monmouth, Oregon Wood Sawed to Order E. E. RAKE, Successor to W. L. Phillips. Your wood sawed for you just as you order it done Phone 32M- Country Orders Solicited. WW FOUR MONTHLY MAGAZINES $1 M sss And Our Paner All nn v. JL - M m wu IVU THIS IS A REAL BARGAIN i t . i . ""V' on mexicon son he may cou-, , H l c 'b0" ouna- For it must be remembered elude thatUm iinito.i ap0 ; J'nK on e 29th of October. Since that the majority of the men are kood tdace for him. Hp n the 18th grouPs of fifteen and business men who, by virtue of his wife and babv across the lin . y . lamath people have ii. i i . . ,,. .. Oeen COmincr in nn a fora nA meir uign intelligence, self- some mouths ago, control and ability to co-operate with others, had already, before The Balkan suites have the Zy LT T 7. .k. . J . Li,.,a f... ....us. ...... be here- The hve wires of Klam i..cy .u tu ea.np, acquirer - - - VuviK inter- ath Fan8 have lanpf, n nrnirrom an.nA fl. I -l ASt la mnMn,J a - .. . uuv.m.o t.iMigMmi eineius - ", uiuso re- tor the 29th including music ad in the make-up of an efficient naming ueutral seem to have dresses, the Klamath film, Klam- orJ.li'nn Tt i n !.,. f (.lift llft rillpl nf i .lL .1 . . '. '""' iii is hicpo ijuiiiiues on r"1" aui cneese ana iuamath honey i i singleness of aim, intelligence, sense of descipline and willing- uality in the mass, coupled with " 8peakin8 terms 8a)'8 Mtt(,an I IX II III III" and thpre ura tt ra mm. "i Tt, tt -i i c. . , "'v"c oimic special 1 he United States has two stunts kent &wrt .,tn ex-presiilents but they are not sprung. sol- a very serious earnestness of purpose, that have enabled these men to fall so quickly into the habits and routine of the dier's life. Because these who had already w battle of life, have shown such Rumor. Personal Qualitie in Pirkm. ..s Oregon Cattle Win "i,77M ' ... " man to handle a job. or in rea. Oregon Building. P. P. I. R .Lwi uL. n reai! s ... . . 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"la he spasmodic or consistent? "Does he think for himself or ACT QUICKLY! (ft th.. four mzin,.. If you ' " l .' T paper before' do u now d to ,end i. ,ou,Tn.l ue i.rePlIr "ber to our paper, w uree you icriber to . l .1 ' " fet theM ,our ". you are a iub reriDer to any of these maminM. .J ... ' ... your .ubwripdon for one yea,. ' M M W wU w,enl Think Of It I" et tm Magazine! for 4 Q """n Ul ll W y- Subscribe to oar pperf08r on. ,.r. ISC We have ttmDle coniM ... ee thtm TK.. -y nginei on duptay at our office. CaH and iiLSr 1,001 with iiiuttrated c. d',uii" I'wn, intereitine ttonei and lntnin!v. .... . ... Faihion, Fancy Needlework R. To " "'"" acience M Mn"c. , fancy weedlework, General Farming, Live Stock and Poultry. flrrtor Dofnrn Vn.. r jvu - wimbi uoiuio iuu ruigoiii ii (J3 Tha Migazlnes Will Stop Promptly. Win TIiri Is Dp tions in life-oould be htilv the blue nbbons f or this breed assemble,! and show an equally ?.f m!lkers: Among these was j, t ; ). i i, the champion two-year-old bull rapid fac hty in military drill, g. G. Hewitt and Frank Lough duty, and daily rout.ne of life. ary of Monmouth contributeto Great Britain at the opening the West group. The Hereford of the war found herself in animals brought down by George depend on others? "Is he a keen deliberate think. er, or quick to jumD to inMn. sions? "Is he overworked? "Has he more thnn Ko AAn handle? "How is he as to iudtmw tact, accuracy, executive ability?" SIBLEY & EAKIN ABSTRACTERS 515 Court Street, Dalhu, Oregon Acorablete set of abrtracte of Polk Co. v Established in 1889 W. F. SCOTT , Contractor and Builder All kinds of Carpentering and Re pur work neatly done. Let me figure witk . - j vu UH1 oew buudini im l ... - iw nave Duut. Monqouth Grange 476 Meet the Second Saturday In Each , Month at 10:30 A. M. Public Program at 2:30 P. M. to which ititora are welcome, P. O. Powell, Master. Miss Maggie Butler, Sec. Hair Switches made from combings. Enquire at this office.
