Monmouth Herald
Monmouth, Ore. Apri 2 1310
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WALTER G. BROWN
Representing- th
"PENNSYLVANIA"
Fire Insurance Co.
of Philadelphia
Notarv Public
Blank Deeds. Mortgages, Etc
Tatirrh Cannot Be Cured
With LOCAL APPLICATIONS. aittW
a,1?.! 'SJKrK.
fliwnetd by conitltutlonal cundtUona. anil
In order lo run h j.-w : t,
Sternal remedy. HaV.
eln la WRen inn"i , -
th. blood on tht mucous aurtaow of the
to thla country for yeare. It la
o.l of aom. of the beat "h.""i
combined with aoma of tha boa blow!
purlnre. Tha partec """nation"
the mawlianta In Hall'e Catarrh Merfl
clM la what produce such wonderful
lt.V catarrhal conditions 6end for
rjTHKNKT CO., Prof. Tolado, 0.
WSmforcoaatlpaUca.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENEUEREST
Principal Events of tha Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
DR. F. R. BOWERSOX
PHYSICIAN SURGEOS
PHONE NOS.
OFFICE M
HOUSE ISM
WIllllHIIIM"'"ttit
L C. PRICE, M.D.
Office and residence
Kurte Apartments
Phone 1903 "
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t A Morgue? i
; : Take those dead ones from
I ; your books and send them to
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Branches at
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Monmouth Grange 476
Meets the Second Saturday in F.ach
Month at 10:J A. M.
Public Program at 2:30 p. m. to which
visitors' are welcome.
P. 0. Powell. Master.
Miss Maggie Butler, Sec.
. EDW. J. HIMES
Civil Engineer and
Surveyor
Phoe573 318 Latent St Dallaa
Arant Represents
The largest Fire Insurance Corr
pany west of New York, and oth
ers; also Automobile, accident ins
ranee and Surety Bonds.
i I am here to saw wood
No raise in prices
at present
S.H. Hinkle, Phone 2411
Dont let a smooth tonjrued
stranger persuade you that there
is any kind of printing the Her
ald Print Shop can not do.
FARMER-LABOR BODY
. HAS ITS "WOODROW"
W)MAN DELEGATE ?
G.O. P.CUNVtrimm
i 1
I apxft. V ' -
Tha Farmer-Labor movement
has iU "Woodrow." At least that
I was the comment on all sides at
J Chicago recently, whenever Dun
I can McDonald of 8prlngneld hove
jluto sight at the Farmer-Labor
congress- Mr McDonald Is former
presk"' of the Illinois State
' Federation of Labor, but now
i secretary -treasurer 0f the Nation
al rooneratlve League He Is an
ardent worker for direct tradin.
i1 s
Miss Helen Varlck Boswell ta
the only woman district delegate
to the Republican national con
vention, which will be held In Chi
cago In June. She la from New
York,
"Here's Something for You to Remember"
says the Good Judge
And any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will tell
you so.
You get a lot more satisfac
tion In a little of the Real
Tobacco Chew than in a big
chew of the old kind.
And It costs less to chew.
The full rich, real tobacco
taste lasts so much longer.. .
Put Up In Two Styles y
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
A county teachers' Institute Is to be
held In Albany on' April 14.
It Is proposed to locate a new trout
hatchery Just south of Hood Utter.
Untold au'ula stocka held at Hood
River will not eiceed 15 carloads.
The Hood River County Public
Health association has been organised.
The state board of ountrol has sold
111,000 worth of flat to an Eastern
firm.
A bacon war Is on In Albany. Ths
price tor side bacon la down to 10 cents
& nmtnd.
Much new business Is being ottered
the lumber mills of western Oregon by
buyers for the railroads.
Three crates of Chinese pheasants
have been shipped to Bend tor distri
bution In Deschutes county.
Tha annual state convention of the
Oregon Association of Master Plumbers
will be held at Salem May 14.
A largely attended meeting of the
North Wlllsmetta Valley Merchants'
association was hcld.ln Woodburn.
Bids are being asked for the leasing
of more than 100 tracts of wheat land
on the Umatilla Indian reservation. I
Machinery baa been ordered for a
factory to make Swiss cheese In Coos
county. This will be the first factory
ot Its kind In Oregon.
The county commissioners ol Wal
lowa county have authorised a loan of
11000 to the farm bureau to be used In
buying squirrel poison.
After lying Idle tor nearly two jears
during litigation, the Grays Harbor
Development company's copper mine at
Waldo is now opening.
Building activities In McMlnivllle
have begun In earnest and Indications
are for one of the most prosperous
years In the history of the cl.y.
Lumber amounting to nearly 10.000.-
000 feet will be shipped from the Co
lumbia river to Australia, China, Cuba
and South America, this month.
At a recent meeting of livestock pro
ducers at Prlnevllle a resolution wss
. . .. ... . .1 Al
nmu.il riemanmns: an inveeuaaiivu ,.
h. mothnda of the Portland Union U3,
stockyards. No specific charge was
made.
Rosa Humphrey, aged 18, daughter
nf Mra. Mollle Humphrey, living on a
farm In the Meadow-View district
northwest of Eugene, died as a result
of burns sustained when she fell Into
a flrenlaee
The Issuance of 1500,000 worth of
bonds bearing i per cent Interest, for
the ournose of erecting a municipal
lieht and water plant, will be voted
upon by the residents ol Roseburg at
the Mav election
Believing Roseburg should support
i citv band at least during ths sum
tier months the Music club is circulat
ing a natltlon to the city council ask
ing that body to assist In maintaining
inch n organization.
The state highway will be enriched
by $1,144,615.07 received from motor
Pasture of Tamhlll county met at tht
Mathodiat church In McMlnnvllle In
ths Intereats ot Interchurch world
movement. Fifteen churches ware rep
resented.
An older boys' conference Is to be
held under the auspices of ths Mult
nomah County Bunday School naaocie.
Hon In Portland. March 17. The asms
week. March ! lo 18. at Forat drove,
tha eighth annual older girls' confer
sues for weitern Oregon will bs held.
The farmers of the weat end of Unit-
tllla county are beglunlng to antici
pate a water shortage for Irrigating
purpoaes during the summer. The Uma
tilla river has been dry moat ot th
aprlng. and news has been received
that there Is little snow In tha moun
tains.
Conelderable scabies baa made Us
aDoearance among the florks In parts
ot Benton, Linn and Marlon counties
and a teneral dlpolng of all sheep at
fwted will be undertaken early In the
spring, according to an announcement
made by Dr. W. H. Lytl. atute veterin
arian.
The first bombardment group of th
air service and th 147th squadron of
the first pursuit group, both stationed
at Kelly field, near San Antonio, Tetae,
war dealisnated by Colonel Fcchet to
go to th Pacific northweat to detect
forest fires la ease additional patrols
are dealred.
As a prerequisite to employment In
th Bend schools, Instructors must
hereafter be native-born Americans, or
In case of those ot foreign birth, must
he able to show papers setting (orth
their declaration of Intention to be
come cltliens, It has been decided by
the district directors.
Production continues In heavy vol
ume at the lumber mills ot wealaro.
Oregon and western Washington, ac
cording to th weekly report of the
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Weal Coaat Lumberman's association.
Th cut for ths week ending March U
Is given as t5.472.17i feet tor ths
127 plants reporting lo III saaoclatlon.
Not until the fslltornla public crv-
lea rotntulaalott coumletes IIS llivoall
gallons Into th rla In th price of
gaaolln and learns whether or not lis
cowers Dermlt It to regulate gasoline
price will th public servlc conimls
alon of Oreaon tak ny tep toward
eeeklng a-reduction In th price of
taaollne In this stats,
Annual surampment of members of
th Oregon Infantry, anglneer and
toast artillery will b held from July
S to July 10. according to announce
manl made by Adjutant Oeneral Btaf
rln. The lufsntrymen and engineers
will hold thslr nractlc and manuvrs
at Camp Lewis, while th coast art II
larv has been ataluned to Fort Stevens.
Coos county will have available from
the county market road tag a turn
allihtlv In einaa of 131.000. Thla will
be duplicated by tha stats, making a
total of about 147,000 for market jroad
construction this year. The money will
be apportioned among thro market
road projects, Myrtls Point to Gravel
ford, Norway to Le and from Olaagow
to Hauacr.
Notice wss received by Joseph N.
Teal, counsel for th Portland Cham
ber ot Commerce, that th luteratata
conimerr compilation will sit a
body to hear oral arguments on ths
Pnlnmhla river basin Tat cat at
Washington. D. C. April IT nest. Coua
ael fur th Portland, Aatorla and
Tuget aouud contenders are eipected
to attend th hearing.
W. J. Phillips, North Bend dentist,
who hovered between lit and death
for some time after aa altercation with
Henry 0. Kern, mayor of North Bend,
In which Phillips wss knocked down
and auatalned a fractured skull, has
brought suit In the, Coos' county circuit
court tor 116.000 dsmsges against th
nisyor, slleglng loss of Urns, pain and
heavy medical and hoapltal eipansa.
With Ih arrest In Portland oi
"Swede" Whlley. alias Fred Plraoa,
and Chester Llppold, secret service
agents, postolflc Inspectors and oper
atives ot th Plnkerton International
Petectlv agency bellrv they hav !
custody th men rasponslbl for in
lerles ot bank robberies which hsv
been committed In Wlllsmetl vslley
towns st frequent Intervals sine last
November,
Th Oregon public servlc ominl
slon Is opposed lo sny action tf st will
result In th application ot country
wld horlsontal Iwrraee In railroad
charge and Is ot th opinion that ths
country should b divided Into thre
or mor territories as I means of
printing and equalising- rstemaklng,
according to a telegram sent to Juh
V. Heninn. aeneral so Cllor of til Na
tional Aaaoclallon of Railway and Util
ities commlaaioners with headquarters
at Waahlngton.
Stanley Jewoll, government trapper
In charg ot th northwestern states,
has been touring Wasco county with
County Agricultural Agent riuberty,
with s view lo placing fdral huntsrs
and trappers there) to hlp rid
oounty of predatory animal. Mr.
Jawett had consultation with many
of th sheepmsn ot Wssco eounty and
has ascertained that sheep loss from
coyotes and bears hav bean consider
atia. It Is understood h will recom
mend to th government thst two trap
pers b sent Into Ih southern portion
ot Wasco county to dsan up U wild
sulmal pests,
a a
Market hens which you do not wish
to carry longer at soon as they Stop
layluc and beglD to molt 111 th 1st
summer or 111,
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the Ordinal in
PURE SPUN hy
ALUMINUM -jLJP
Aluminum Ware
The vraxe that wears
See Our Windows
For Special Prices
Quality First
im Wirt
Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum
Every thing for the house
Monmouth Hardware
J. E. Winegar, Proprietor
NEW "COMIC" FOR THIS PAPER
War Cartoonist and Veteran of St.
Mihiel Creates New Comic
Strip Character
"The Life, Loves and Adventures of Mr. Joe Martin,"
Rich in Humor and rorcerui sanre,
To Be Published Weekly
CMMBERU
TABLtTS
TfflS is just what you need, maaam., ,fy
owpre troubled with indigestion, a
jl . VY U 1UVA4 Vw i -
. sallow, muddy skin, indicating biliousness and
habitual constipation, have been permanently cured
by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Before using,
these tablets they felt miserable and despondent.
Now they arc cheerful and happy and relish their
meals. Try. them. They only cost a 4u w.
vehicle registration, between January SfflaKgMOffiM
1 and March 15, 1920, according MX.ii&i&MX
figures made public by Sam A. Koier,
assistant secretary ot state.
There was one fatality In Oregon due
to accidents during the week ended
March 18. according to a report pre
pared by the state Industrial accident
'.inn Tha victim was A. H
bUllllUlBDIuu.
Kerch, brakeman, of Knappa.
The funeral of Roger B. Slnnott, who
alert in Portland Tuesday evening, fol
lowing a sudden attack ot heart fall-
nrA waa held at The Dalles Monday
following the arrival ot his brother,
Reoreaentatlre N. J. Slnnott.
Bmnurcea of the 25 banks ana truei
companies In the city ot Portland at
th oin.o nf huelness on February 28,
1920, totaled '1178,749,944.36, according
to a report prepared by Will H. uen-
n tiB auoerlntendent of hanks.
......
W. R. Ledbfttter of Altcel nas soiu
one of his prize-winning Shire mares
to Frank Lewis of Mikkalo. The pur
nrlce was $1000, wblch Is one
of the highest prices ever paid In
Union county and probably in eastern
flreenn.
Revenues of the Bumpter vauey
Railroad company, with headquarters
at Baker, will be Increased approxt
mately $54,036 annually as the result
nf a new tariff approved in an order
Issued by the Oregon public service
commission,
without further delay the preslden
tlal camDalgn of Senator Miles Poln-
rfsYier will be out under way in ure-
gon. J. C Herbsman, newly-appointed
atate manager for Oregon of the Poln-
dexter campaign, has arrived In Port
land and will start the ball rolling.
School auperlntendents and Tnembers
of school boards of the larger cities
and towns of the Willamette valley
have been Invited by the Albany
echool board-to meet In Albany Fri
day for the purpose of agreeing so far
nnnalhle unon a schedule of teacU-
or' aalarles for the coming year ana
considering 'other matters of Interest
A NOTED ARTIST has been
added to our staff. Arrange
menta hav been mad for th
publication of a COMIC STK1P. a
caricature oi in w. --
Adventurea of Mr. Joe Martin,
which will appear weekly In our
columns. Tne-sniai mr
uflinn marina veteran whoa
tport cartoons were for many
tears well-known throughout the
weat and whose clever war draw-
Inga and Liberty uian picmr
have since been reproduced by
leading newapapers and maga
llnea, u. Mninn ui aervlca in
France with the-47tb Company,
5th Regiment, United etaiee aia
rlnea, and was wounded In the
forehead and both arma. The
earns shell killed the two men who
were with blm. K was ounni
this engagement that he lost a
v i. f i,ii.hna far which search
UU Is being made. If found, tta
notes and drawings are to m in
......aisA into the hlitorv of he
Immortal uecona umaimu
missing boot contains many nu
ah. MnjtiiA ftVuiehM of men and
III ycuv,M A U .IM
deeds at Belleau Wood and elie-
where, some of whom were aiueo
at St. Mlhlel and in the Argonne.
n.. i.u mntiths nf conva
lescence In the A. E. F. hospitals
and later U tne urooniyn i
hosplul. Mr. McOInn continued
hs work, even while hampered by
bandagea and slowly healing
wounda. Propped up with plllowa
and eupplled with drawing ma
terial, h mad itud'ea la pencil,
crayon and oil, according to th
dealre of nurrej, phyalclan. ftal-
tora ana leuow paueuu. aiany
tha finished pictire appeared to
current publlcatlona
Mr; Mcuina is a nauv or tiar
City Indiana. He waa on of four
brothera in th service. Ot the
other three, Lieut Olenn McGinn
served In tbs rirst Regular in-
fnnv aorvoftnf ldanil McOInn
to.. ,iiaMt.-h vtilAr In the aerial
lervlce and Private Peter McOInn
caet hla lot with the Twenty-cuu
iiwiainn
nn,Mi Mf.f1lnn MA h1a first art
work in Chicago and later became
established In Texas, tie waa id
iiaiio. ui ihA lima of hla emui-
ment with tha' morlnea. - Since his
discharge from the service ne nas
been pursuing his art career In
Naw llffl CUV '
In "Joe Martin," a monkey
character, Mr. McOInn has created
. .Mnl. nAcMi.tltv whleh nrnm.
I.a. In v.ln nnnufertt wllh the
reading public equal to that of
other well-known, comic-sirip
.It. metal.. tntn thft imlnllfl ftltUB-
tlnna whli-li tha aarlaft itAnleift he
has woven a keen sense of humor
and an originality of concept as
I.
fOREST A.' MfQlNM
InterestlnjC and entertaining as It
la admirable for the Uchalqi of
Its portrayaL .
The pictures sre such aa win be
of Interest In th bom, per
will amuaa and entertain, innr
appeal Is to -both old ana youns-
n. knMMAH. avnarlenee. rO"
mantio love affairs, brilllait wed
ding and conjugsi aiuerenwj
through wnicn jo oun.
it,. Mtlnmflf nf AftCh IOO-
KUI UH tun w - - -
ceaalv strip contain subtl Jokes
and compucaiiona mat ara
to bring-a smile to th face ot any
tired business man or harassed
houaewlf.
Tbs art of furnishing a horn,
how to keep a cook, methods ot
training a husband and th wis
dom of illenc and camouflage all
hav their place In this series ot
gloom-kllllng and grouch-destroying
comic pictures. Vou are sure
to like them. They will appear
each week. Vou canndt afford to
m'ai.one. Now that you have
been Introduced to the artist yon
will like them even more.
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to the schools.