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1 - t V Mcr.mouth Herald Mmwimlh, 0 e. Miy 7 1920 I'm 3 Ti y 1 l.c Si Icm Studio For Photographs 34 State Street W .VtTFRG. BROWN U.'rin..itiitf Ilia "PENNSYLVANIA" Fire Insurance Co. ui iiii:ii'iiii Notarv Public tlUnk DuwU, Mrt(iK, Etc. DR. F. R. 1SOWERSOX fJD'SlClAN V SVRGEOS j PHONI NOS. 1 OFFICE .. JJ01 '-'HOUSE 41M L C. PRICE, M. D. - Office and residence ! , Kurte Apartment! Phone 1903 Monmouth Grange 476 Mi-els the Verond Xtilurdty In Each Month at, 10:30 A. M. fti!.!1- I'roirmm m 2:30 p. m. to which VuVlliM (ir. Wv'l.'limO. . I. 0. Powell Mastr. Mms Mauuie Butlm, Sec, , Wow's Thli? W tltr Om Hundrad Dolltn Reward lor any uh ot Ctltrrk that caaaot k ura by Hall's Catarra M.dlclr,., Htll'a Ctitrrh kWdiclnt ku btt takta y ctttrrk tufftrtr (or Iht put thirty- av ytars, at ku (wont ktowa a In noil rtllabla rtrotdy lor Ctitrrh Hill Catarrh kftdltin : thru iht Blood oa Iht Mucous turfaoaa, tipalllnf tht poU ton (ram Iht Blood and totaling th (l ttaad portion!. ' Attrr you havt takta Hair Ctitrrh Madictna lor a thort Uim you will t a trait Improvamtnt In your t.ntrtl hatlth atari uklnt Hall' t'aitrrfi Mull cino it em- and tot rid ol catarrh. Sand tor tt.tlmnnlala trot. r i ( HKNKT CO.Tolldo, Ohio. . told by oil lJrutjt.lt, 1U. STEVENS & CO. s Dealers In Second Hand Goods C St. Independence Phori 1421 J. 0. MATTHIS Fhysician and Surgeon Piioni 573 Houm 694 Qfllc! 4(i9-10 Bank of Comm.ret Bldg, Salem, Ore. EDW. J. HIMES Civil Engineer and Surveyor Phono 573 SISUmmSi Dill. i 1 I am here to saw wood No raise In prices t- at present S. H.Hinkle, Phone 2411 1 1- Fordson Tractor Ued ten days, For tale cheap. Graham & Son. "IfsaLuckyDayforYou" says the Good Judge When you learn about the Real Tobacco Chew. A small chew of rich to bacco lasts sp much longer than the old kind. You don't need a fresh chew so often. That's why it costs less to use. .Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that ' Put Up In Two Style RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco , W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco r M THOUSANDS I 1 periodic tit I that a nearly alway stomacn. uver or S Tablets. They jJhcrc will be r.o permanently cu; i'. vMEN suffer miserably from of headache, never drcamint? permanent curs may be had. Headachy results from 6ome disorder of tb.e bowels. Take rw.berlaijA will correct thee? '-rs ar'l moro headache. "Ma: :t7s b-ica ed by Chamberlain's TableU First National Bank Monmouth, Oregon CflPi,J-.- - $30,0(0.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits...$19,000.00 ' Interest paid on time deposits. Investment sec'uri- tics for customers. Traveler's checks. Telegraphic tranafe Wear prepared to take car. of your bankmg business Ira C. Powell, President ) D. L, Kilen, .Cashier -wW V ""-iChalrman,; I. M. Simpson Wm. Riddell, Robert;Steele, IraC Prell riRSTATIONALrUNK' 1111 IS v- oa OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERALJNTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. ' Smallpox has aiala broken out at BrowniTlIls. Rof titration for tht comlDI prlmarlet it tht bMTlest Umatilla eounty bu mrhad. WlllametU unlTartltr girls defeated Pacific vnlTirslty coeds In debate Fri day nliht. it Is predicted that th Orefofl straw beVry erop this year will U one-third larjf r that trer before. Albany's quota of 110,000 worth of stock In the Linn County Fair asso ciation has been subscribed. The annual meeting of th Ohio a- soclatloa of th Hoiu Rlrer Talley M held at Medford Saturday. Hood Hirer eltliena plan during ths aeit two weeka to rals 14400 for religi ous aad charitable purposes. A total of U20 real ett dealers In Oregon hare obtained licenses through th stat Insurance department C L Howell, rancher, was killed Instantly when his auto overturned on th road south of Klamath Falls. AlmMt th entire Postal Telegraph line betweea Roteburg and Eugene will be rebuilt this spring and summer, Three peppermint distilling plants are to be erected In th near future ad joining the mint field eaat of Brooks. Work will aoon be started by the state highway department In paving th road between atarshfleld and Co- quill. .,. Th Bend Commercial club will have charge of the entertainment of the 500 delegatea to the itate grange, which meta there Juno L . t Corvallls show a registration of 28111 voters which Is th hlgheit ever recorded there and 07 per cent of the poaalble registration. Improvement work 1 In Portland amounting to 13,368,048.56 Is already under way aad will b completed be fore the end of the sutntnar season. As a rciult of a visit to Roteburg by th superintendent of Eugene schools It Is stated that seven Roieburg teach' era will teach at Eugene next Winter, William Farre of Burns was named by Governor Olcott at county Jadge of Harney county to succeed Judge H. C. Levins, who died In Portland recent' ly. ' Canners at Hood Rlrer are making eager bids for strawberries at 14 cents a pound field run and furnishing crate. This nets growers 12.81 per crate. Plans for raising Marlon county's quota In the Salvation army drive art taking ahape. Solicitors will be aent out early In May. The county quota. Is (13,600. Inability to sell bonds advantageous ly has earned the Astoria water com- mission te, postpone the proposed rais ing of Itfi dam to double the capacity of the reservoir. , Albany has been selected definitely as the site tor the Young People's Summer Conference oa" the Presbyter lan church of Oregon , which will be held July 22 to 29. ' Work Is progressing on the Smith hill grade 16 miles north ot Grants Pass on the Pacific hlgtrway. About 1000 -feet remain to be graded before the summit Is reached. Practically all members of the force at the Polk county courthouse fn Dallas have joined the army flghUng th high cost ot clothing and ar wearing over alls fn their various offices. Edward A. McLean, secretary of th Oregon Retailers' association, asserts that members of th association hate not profiteered and on many articles are making leas profit than AVer. Less than 400 carloads ot potatoes from the 1910 crop remain to be ship ped out ot Oregon, compared with 3000 cars at the same time last year, ac cording to Marlon county growers. The Hood River Apple Growers' as sociation Is hastening shipments of stored stocks of Newtowns following lifting of the embargo on freight placed as result ot the switchmen's strikes. Plana are now being mad by th secretary ot atate to license all driv ers of motor vehicles under the pro visions of a law passed at th special tosalon of th legislature In January. Hood River valley Irrigation pro jects have won In every point In litiga tion wMbf power concerns over water rights ov Hood River, according to a decree ju st entered by the state water board. The annual founders' day celebration at Champotg will he held Saturday, May 1. Flvtft minute addresses will he given by pioneers attending the celebra tion. Judge P.1 H. D'Arcy ot Salem will preside, s J. O. Hays, San Jose millionaire, who owns much priperty In the Lake Lablih region neatr Salem, Is construct lng a sawmill In that vicinity to cut lumber tor the construction ot ware houses.' These will he used as stor age placet' tor onion and other veg etable tot protection against freeslng 84 If you plan to buy New Furniture this Spring Come and see our fine slock Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum Every thing for the house Monmouth Hardware J. E. Winegar, Proprietor ' Attorney-Genera! Brown, acting as attorney for the state, will Intervene In th action filed In the Portland courts by th Warren Bro. company to recover from Oscar Huber, a con tractor engaged In th construction of state roads, royalties for the use of bltbullthls, which, It Is alleged, 1 a patented pavement of the Warren com pany, according u Koy Klein, secre tary of the state highway department. A decision In this case, it Is said will affect all patent pavement laid In Oregon sine March 1, 1919. Th Oregon statutes plainly provide (or open and closed seasons for com-merclaL-flshing on th Rogue river and any attempt of the state fish and game commission to abrogate or sus pend these laws In compliance with an agreement entered Into betwen the Macleay Estate company, the Rogue River Fish and Game Protective asso ciation of Medford, the Ashland Fish and Game Protective aasoclation and other kindred organisations ot south ern Oregon would be Invalid, according to a written opinion by Attorney-General Brown. . A recent" ruling of the state land board requiring persons removing sand aad gravel from navigable streams in Oregon to. pay a minimum of 10 cents a cubic yard confronts th state high way commission with a situation which will add approximately 10 per cent to th cost of these materials pur chased, for road construction. With a view ot adjusting th tim ber valuation ot Douglas county on an equitable basis, Assessor Calkins has ent letters to all of the leading tim ber owners In ths county, inviting them , to a conference in Rosebuvg. April 22, when the Issues will be dlv cussed. , ELECTION, MAY 21 state' mms Vote 302 X Yes For 4 State Road Bond Limit 302 X Yes 303 No eBALLOT TITLE IS AS FOLLOWS:;; -CONSTITUTIONAL AHENDMENT-Umd k the pnpli by tae limittion or roust m corr STATt nwawrtMiM fori MHM ANSWr JOAt-Pun.: T. . Item. l3 Anxt XI Ih. Coiuthatioa ol tlu HUl4o4 Orqpa " to trait the a.,ildbu.ndli.wliuiiKludiiprrKcUkuiirii.bil)tw , lor th. purrM. ot building tnd wiufauiuns ptnunt natd. to tat f"1 1 J itoC tttmii mioMioa ol til M popart ' in th. 8ljiot Of rton, lutwd ol two portrait, so praridad by bw. NO PROPERTY TAX-NO DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE IK AUTO LICENSE FEES KD INCREASE CF GASOLINE TAX Keep these three facto in mind. The present auto license fees and gasoline tax will pay both the principal and interest on all the bonds under this amendment, and will yie! . an annual surplus besides for other state highway workv $o additional taxation of any kind. FEDERAL FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED Oregon must have sufficient Highway Funds to match Federal apportion, mentt or Oregon cannot get the benefit of Federal money for Oregon Roads. Increasing thin constitutional limit is a necessity. L'nien limit is increased, cither state roads cannot be completed for many, many years, or must be finished by direct property taxation. This measure avert direct property tax for state highways and makes early completion possible. Let's get the road built now. Income iron Present Sources Sufficient te Pay Principal ui literati ' Th lift '- - n J , rT t -rithiiin I,,, mMi J I,, ,,. I I . h. . wit b. tmiilt i to t both t'ri' cipl aod iatantt oa Uh bond., it elorly Kt I rtk by oficitl um in th. hut. Prapb rt, mailed u, mery ittored t.. Rolw to Btata PimphlM tor Tarisntioa TO n-,. u ryiTai mi no properly tai u nquirat and Uut pi auto jittna. Im and fit Ui will r-da-m prinoi l an diat -rait and yi.ld turpi U baaiJa For Intersil Tibial, Pamphltti or (urthar Inlomttioa, writa to m.'iE?N.R0AIlAND DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION l.lWarhtM24SILM . . tiiir.HnifattSttl I Campujn Hatdquartan, 111 Woroarttr Bmldioi, Portlaad, Oncoa VOTE 302 X YES For 4 Stat Read Bend Limit ' ,11 TIMES THE only tires built to an ad- vertised Ideal an Ideal that definitely indicates the policy and aim of the makers of Fisk Tires. The Fisk Ideal: "To be the best concern in the world to work for, and the squarest concern in existence to do business with." ' Next time-BUY FISK Graham & Son weather. ' s. 1 11 1 .ON
