The Monmouth herald., February 13, 1920, Image 2

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Douglas Fir Silos
The Gold Mine of the Farm '
Lath, Mouldings. Fruit and Butter Box
es, Cedar Posts, Green and Dry Slab
wood, Cement, Wall Plaster, Lime,
Brick, Shingles, Rooting, Windows, etc.
Willamette Valley Lumber Co.
Phone Main 202. ' - Monmouth, Oregon
MONMOUTH MARKET
All Kinds of Fresh Meat
Fair treatment to everyone ,
Highest Price paid for Stock
J. B. Hill & Son
Criffa Bid?. I
East of Hotel 4
HinmiiMi iniiiiiH-i iK- :-:-:
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OLD homely face that never knew '
The steam bath's efllcatioua migth; '
Who left his features as they grew
And slumbered In them every night; ,
Content in conscious rectitude
The massage systems to escape,
And aids with which the modern dude
, Keeps his progressive mug in shape. ,
Old, homely mind, by peasants trained
To know one path to honesty;
While statesmen, since his time, have gained
That. goal by travelling two or three.
Old, homely soul, all unaware
That Golden Aims are up-to-date,
Only as they the ducits share;
Or to the dollar mark relate.
Dark Days Demand Light
See the new White Mazda
A soft light without tjlare. Docs not strain eyes.
Eversharp Pencil From$i.ooup
Conklin Fountain Pen
At$2.50and up
MORLAN & SON
Monmouth's largest and niott comulctt Cotifoctiowry sik) Book Store
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Monmouth
) Meditations
Fire Insurance
WALTER G. BROWN
Mr. Barnes, U. S. Wheat Director Says:
"Eat More
Bread
Ana reduce the high cost of living." '
Holsum Bread
lSTHECHEAPEST ASWELL AS THE MOST
!, WHOLESOME FOOD ON THE MARKET.
BUY THAT
EXTRA LOAF
t Your Crocer has it
Cherry City Baking Co.J
Good Printing is the Product of the Herald Prinf Shop
Justice is not prejudiced, but the
advocacy of a good lawyer helps the
most just of causes.
We hear much advice in the way .
of buying Oregon made projects.
The power company is about to go
to the people with an appeal to fin
ance home ! institutions. Interest
paid to Oregon stockholders will
remain here to the financial ad
vantage of all.
Hoover is playing at politics with
all the skill of a veteran in the
game.
' The prospect now is that Mon
mouth will not only put in the Teal
Creek system under the original ap
planation of $60,000, but will
hsve enough leffto put in one or
two dnnxing lountains on we
streets of the city.
The fcian who accepts and follows
all the :6ce offered in this season
of flu sca.-es it apt to succumb to
the remedy's rather than the ail
ment. ' i
OLD LINCOLN COURTHOUSE HISTORIC REtiC
'II C" : i '' r .
Congressman-, "Pat" McArflwr
of Portland does not intend to te
intimidated by union labor. McAr
thur delivered a speech in the
house in January on "Anti-Strike
Legislation and the Public Welfare"
andjnow the unions are after him
and have included his name in a
blacklist which they have establish
ed. 'McArthur accepts the chal
lenge and says he hopes the primar
ies in May will hinge on the ques
tion of whether this is a government
by the people or by the labor jin
ions. The unions can help him and
other proscribed men out consider
ably by ordering a railroad striae
in the nsar future.
.The German ex-crown prince now
com forward and heroically offers
hinwelf tote tried in the place of
the 9 00 which die allies have pro-scribal-
Echo answers, "Why not?"
We ha e been repeatedly told that
the inhu'i nanities practiced by the
German sc 'ldiers were not so mnefc
their indivii lual fault as the fault
of the svstea i that had been fitted
upon them. We are told it is,
matter of educa tion; that the Ger
man child is givsn tin, soldiers and
a sword as toys, tha their training
is that of implicit obfc.dience t o the
state and that the ba't twig be
comes a tree m'issh anen iti its men
tal and moral texture. &oue it
a system that is '.charged ,a
crime, why not try it in the person
of the crown prince? At least.
why not call his bluff, '. .
of prohibition will be prominent.
Both the anti-saloon league and
the liquor men are on the ground
and the politician who will be non
committal with them witl needs be
adroit and dexterous. As a straw,
we observe that Calvin Stewart who
has been defeated for Conrgrss
about as often aa anybody in the
United States, now sees a glimmer
of hope to spur his ambition for an
other trial in the first Wisconsin
district. We append the following
from a recent statement ' by him
which while not enaetly g .literary
gem will make up. in ginger what it
lacks in elegance of rhetoric. It is
indeed an alarming prospect which
his eyes are at present engaged in
beholding.
"However, the danger is not so
much in prohibiten; people can get
accustomed to that if they will.
The constitution has been assaulted
with a dangerous weapon; and if
our congress continues to im.nd
the constitution to satisfy every
passing fancy, to convert what
shou!dbe a police regulation into
a constitutional amendment, just
to please some certain class of in
dividuals, then there is no reason
why that some future congress may 1
not likewise amend it by eljminat-1
ing the privileges therein givvH Ut j
us all, to hold and to be secure In '
our property rights, thereby upset-!
ting the work of our ancestors at
WiiJjdelphia, destroying our repub
lican fur iif jymrnment, changing
democrary to mobocrary. Tfcyein
lies the danger, for what man 4s (
able to say now what will be the
outcome of a measure' so drastic
and radical?" , '. , ' j
F.W.LEONARD
Boot and Shoe Maker
with many years experience.
Repair work promptly and neatly done
See te itt fouldcn building next door to Herald shop
INSURANCE!
, On Ctty or Fanil Insurance on tm pf fivff ytPr
policies, we take note payable in yearly jn6fallnpHt.
Bonds of all sorts told.
Let us place your Insurance with old, reliable
companies. CEO. W. CHESEBRO
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Groceries & Provisions
Good Goods and Fair Treatment
C. C. Mulkey & Son
WE BUY, BUTCHER
Wholesale and Retail
Fresh Meat
at Prices that Lead the County
THE CITY MARKET
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laun Lincoln; praetiMrt i - iT, WDM0 ft emaadpsiW.
Watt of were ,T4ncoJr4' nl- ?
The Monmouth Hera
Monmouth Ore., Feb. 13, 1920
Magazines, Periodicals
Books, Stationery
' Candy and Cigars
P. H. JOHNSON
THE UNy
ERSAL CAR
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The attention of Chairman Hays
was forcibly called last week to the
fact that the Republicans have' on
their platform committee one of
New York's "wettest" and among
the Democrats the attention that is
being given to the new governor of
New Jersey is alike significant of
the fact Jthat whatever part the
league of nations will have in the
coming campaign, the enforcement
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