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Monmouth Herald Monmouth, Ore. Murch2ilW0 Try The Salem Studio For - Photographs j 84 State Street WALTER 0. DROWN Repa-m-nting tin "PENNSYLVANIA" Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia Notary Public Blink Deed, Mortgages, Etc. DR. F. R. BOWERSOX PHYSICIAN Ct SURG EOS f HONE N08. OFFICE MM HOl'SK , 1501 Why Maintain A Morgue? Take those dead ones from, your books A send them to Knight Adjustment Co. MlMlNNVIUJI OWSIiON . llrsiirlics it lliixsnono Daum C'ORVAUIS 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H -H-H-iH-H-H-l-Ht Arant Represents ti, lrcril Firp Itmurimw Com pwiy went of New York, and otli em; m Auiomouie, tcciuoni msu ranee and Furi'ty liotuls. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With UK.'AL APPLICATION!, thay ruiinol rarh Hi ( if lha illaaaaa. Catarrh Is I local JWU, sraatly In- nuamM by cnnaiiiunonaj coiwmiuii., mu In onUr to run ll iron bii luka in liimrntl funadr. Hull's t'Urrh Haiti- -i... I- ,..l.....ll., Anil M(-l. IlirU th liliwd "i I tit mur-uu aorfacM o( Ilia ayittm. liana caiarrn kwiicui. wo preanlbad lie me of Ilia bast ptivsklaiia In llila roiinlry fur yaars. It la cum- hw1 ul anma of UK Mil onica aiiown, ciimblnad villi soma of Ilia beat blixxl Jiutin-rn. Till rwi comnmaiiiin "i Ilia li.Nri-llanta In Hall's Catarrh -Madl-elna la What prmluraa aurh wnilnrful ruln In calarrhaj conditions bnl tut iMttltiionlnU, fraa. r. 1. chhnki w., rropa., ioww, v, Ail lirilKlt.", Hull's family i'lll for constipation. OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched (or Infor mation ot Our Readers. L C. PRICE, M.D. Office and residence 1 . Kurre Apartments Phone 1903 ' Monmouth Grange 476 Meets the Second Saturday In Rich Monjh il 10:30 A. M. Public Program it 2:30 p. m. to which visitors ire welcome. P, 0. PoWEU., Muster. Mms Maggie Hi'Ti.tH, See. EDW. J. HIMES Civil Engineer and Surveyor . Phor 573 SIS Levari; St DalUa I am here to saw wood No rai9e in prices at present 3. H. Hinkle, Phone 2411 riimh lit ft smooth "ton crued stranger persuade you that there in nny kind of printing tna tier aid Print Shop can not do. Diamond CHICK FOOD SAVES LITTLE CHICKS and helps them to grow into big, strong, healthy bird q A dun, wholaaome, natural food no dustao matt, Maps the thicks healthy and malm hm row last yUJ fot oat Nm mi TnJ AM n Original Pkv OUR 1920 CATALOGUE Of "Diamond Quality" Poultry Supplies, listing vatTthing nacaaaary (or the profitable production of poultry mailed IMS en raquaai, 101 vawog iw M52 Chlcka MlgJ eaEggs "BUCKEYE" Incubators and COLONY Brooder Stoves Pendleton snd other towns In Cms- tllla county are to have fire surveys made during the week. Andrew J. Foster wis nominated by President Wilson to be receiver of pub lic tnonejrs at Lakevlew. For the first time In 12 years the Baker county Jail was empty Ave con secutive days last 'week. L, C. Cavauagh, 15 rears old, re tired bop grower and stock raiser, dropped deid In the Central cigar store at Salem. Creewell, Lane county, has a post et the American Legion, the veterans of that part of the county having organ ised Friday night A farmers' extension school, deal ing with poultry, dairying and crop management, was held at Canyoovlll Friday and Saturday. A strong sentiment Is developing In Hood River county for a bond Issue to pave a loop valley road connecting Odell and Hood River. , ,' ' Roscoe Dorsey died In the Wallowa hospital si the result Of wounds from pocket knives In the bands of two of his playmates a few weeks ago. He was 15 years ot age. Eight thousand acre of publte land at Tule like will be farmed this yesr by lessees of the government ' The highest price per acre will be fu.H as against IS last year. , Practically all workers In the state ire employed at present and there will be a serious shortage of labor by June 1. according to W. H. Fit gerald, federal director of employment Kenneth It. Day, salesmanager ol a big New York firm, who la making a survey ot The Dalles fruit district, predicts that fruit will be higher thin ever on account of the small California crop. A large quantity of trl-nltro-toluol alloted to the Oregon state highway commission by the war department for use In road construction has been ordered shipped from.' Camp Lewis, Wash. ' ' - A movement has been started In Grant county to create a new county out of the northern portion to Include the towns ot Hamilton, Range, Fot, Granite, Austin, Long Creek and Bu sanvllle. . .. State Prohibition Agent Frank Davis of Baker was arrested on a westbound train at The Dalles on Information tel egraphed ahead by the conductor and was placed In the city Jail charged with drunkenness. Work of completing the grading ot the Hood RiverMosler stretch of the Columbia fiver highway Is being de layed by broken steam shovels. Two ot the big excavating implements are There was one fatality due to acci dent In Oregon during the wwk ending March 11, according to a report by the industrial accident comnilaalon. - The victim was James Pvllhrunls, railroad employe of Portland. A total of 41 accident were reported. Lee Tabor, a reslil' iit of lalind City, Is desd a the Mult of a hold up In bli home. Two niauktd im n en tered the room, where Tabor aa play ing solitaire, and ordered him to throw up his bands. As he mailo a motion to reach for hla gun he was shot by the robbers. Wage Increases aggregating 1228,000 annually and affecting approximately 2000 men, were announced by the two paper mills of Oregon City. The firms ire the Crown-Willamette Paper com pany and the Hawley Pulp ft Piper company. "The average Increase Is 31 cents dally. The state highway commlaalon has received notice that Oregon will get DO more trucks from the federal gov ernment. These trucks will be dis tributed among the various counties snd will be used In rosd construction work. The state has received 170 of these trucks up to the present time. All records with relation to the num ber of patients receiving treatment at the state hospital for the Insane at Salem were ahattered last week when the population of the Institution totaled 17. Including the ittendents, physi cians and other employes, more than 2000 persons sre boused at the hoapl taL . The most extensive realty d'sl put through In recent yean to the pur chase at Bandon by company com posed of officials of the Neatle's Food comoanv.' of the- A. H. Thrift eaiats dairy ranch at I-anglols. The purchas ers are E. 0. MeCoy of Portland, H. 1. Conlln, D. D. Warner snd George P. Laird of Bandon. The ranch consists of (40 seres lying along the coast. The sale price was $72,000, which Included 100 dairy cows. At the close of busluess In the stata depirtmcnt on March I there were 268.5S4 persons registered .for the pri mary election May 21, according to a report prepared by Bam A. Koter, as sistant secrrtary of state snd In cbsrgs of the reslalratlon work. April 20 will be the lat day to register for the primary election and unless there Is t spurt between now snd tbst time fewer nemes will be on the poll books than for several years. At the Jlrae tha registration books closed prior to tha urlmary election In the yeir 1918, 30t fti; pei sons bad qualified. Lsnds ln the Klamath Indian resef. vstlon will not be opened for settle ment until the (Imber thereon Is re moved and sold for the benefit of the tribe, sccordlng to a letter received from the department of the Interior following receipt In Washington ot a Joint memorial adopted at the recent aiieclal session of the Oregon legisla ture asking congress to take action to the end of populating these lands with white settlers. ' ' In a pitched battle lasting for 20 minutes In The Dalles city Jail, Frank Heater, police chief, wa knocked un conscious and was locked in the cell corridor with James McClaskey, patrol man, by two recalcitrant youths whoa escape from the dty bastlle waa fru strated by tha timely arrival of Sheriff Henderson of Klickitat county and John Crawford of Grand Dalles. If an application made by tha Hood River Oame Protective assodatloa If acted on favorably by the state flsk and gam commission, Hood River county may soon have a hatchery fot the propagation of trout fry. It Is pro posed to locate the new hatchery Just south of Hood River along the stream ot thaf name. The badly decomposed body of Johl Bookman wa discovered In his cabin at lonely spot a few miles frosa Reston, near the main Coos Bay high way. Bookman, who waa aged about 70, had lived alone for soma time la a. rmiih raibln without floor and ltttl light It Is believed that he died from exposure and had been dead for prob ably five or six weeks. N. F. Macduff, eupervlsor of the Csscade national forest says that be cause of the exceedingly dry weather the past winter and becauae ot tha almost utter absence of snow, thera I grave danger of fires In the mountains this summer. Unless the summer ll rainy, he says, the timber will be esally Inflammable and careleas campers will bea deadly menace. . , - 1 1 ; JSfl III VJCAArSS'M VKJ IM L.. - r 'A1 I 1 1 1- ... . Iynanty run Aluminum Ware The ware that wears i See Our Win W For SpeciaK Prices n Ordinal lis: y PURE SPUN ALUMINUM Carpets, Rug.V Linoleum Every thing For the house & Monmouth Hardware J. E. Winegar. Proprietor 1 if ; H 1 85 IferhapsYou Don't Know" '.t J f T 1 says tne uooa juage That nearly every wise to- v bacco chewer got over the big chew idea long ago. A little of the Real Tobacco Chew gives, you more to bacco satisfaction and saves you money. Its rich taste lasts along time. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you -.- that. ,v; j '-" v. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine cut tobacco 7(m COMPLEXION is muddy. You look I I card and vellow. " Your eyes are losing their i lustre.- The trouble is with your, liver, lake Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will correct that. " Then avoid meats, hot bread and hot cakes, take frequent baths and a long walk every day, and you will soon be as well and as beautiful as ever. Price 25 cents per nottie. i laid ud for repairs. The Florence Electric company has filed an application with the Oregon public service commission for an In crease In rates. The minimum charge Is now 11, and the corporation asks that tt be Increased to fl.50. . A vocational training school for ill those who have not aa yet completed their eighth grade work and have dropped out of school to go to work will be opened In the La Grande high school building la the near future. The chief of the United States weather bureau has declined to estab lish a weather station at Oregon Agri cultural college, Corvallls, asserting that It was Impracticable, also Im possible by reason ot lack ot funds. Klamath county sheepralsers will meet at Merjlll, March 17, In confer ence with Dr, H. E. Armstrong, federal llvostock Inspector,' to consider methods of combating the spread ot scabies among southern Oregon flocks. Every available certified Burbank and White Rose seed potato In Oregon, aggregating more than 1000 sacks, has been purchased by Marion county ranchers, according to a report filed with the county community federation. W. D, Barnes, county Judge of Des chutes county, has resigned his office, according to announcement made by Governor OJcott , Robert W. Saw yer, a Bend newspaperman, was named by the executive as .Mr. Barnes suc cessor. ' ' J . , Members ot the Oregon publlo serv ice commission will go to Bend on March 23, where they will conduct a hearing with reference to an applica tion of the Central Oregon Irrigation company for. an Increase In mainten ance rates. ' IMravaa-ance In dress will be eltnv lnated from the RoBeburg high school, according to a vote taken by tne gins of the. student body, when 180 cast their ballots in favor of uniform dress regulations, while only -16 favored tit old order of things. Two deaths, numerous Injuries, sev eral wrecked machines and a number of arrests on charges of reckless driv ing were among results of nearly 40 automobile accidents reported to the Portland police for the 24-hour period closing Sunday night . ' ; , ' ' "A new riote 'j lv ' ' I we've struck it" 3, ''P-.;-""'' 7 Cj ) ' -Chesterfield (jil J XTO "sharps," no "flats," but myl A iW ". IN how Chesterfields "Satisfy!' ' I SeJ A delightful selection of fine Turk- ifVl I t . ish and Domestic tobaccos, harmo- II 1 !L 1. ' iT niously blended in an entirely new ' Hi ' h ? tV an exclusive way K 1 I vVmwe. The blend is based on our private YiM'-iS r formula the outcome of many years I ' Jr f of experiment. And the final result , 1 ff ' y J ' has justified the time and money I fJ - spent. For certainly, Chesterfield! V .S 'llXIi "satisfy." L I J?" Ir'lfL But don't take our word ' for it. i ill - r" .. Smoke a nestemeiu iuuy ouu uu lJ ,TrJ out for yourselt j ( H fliu' V The special, moisture-proof package ' Vl -M keeps Chesterfields firm and fresh, I IV IM-V always. - . J V is m rl
