The Monmouth herald., June 18, 1920, Image 4

Monmouth Herald
Monmouth, Ore. June 18 1920
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DR. F. R. BOWERSOX
PHYSICIAN Ci SURG EOS
PHONE NOS.
OFKICE 3JU
HOUSE Mi
I C. PRICE, M.D.
Office and residence
Kurre Apartments
Phone 1903
A Boy Can Run a
John Deere Dain Mower
. While yoi are getting
things in shape for rr-akinj
hay, put your boy en the
John Deere Mower and let
him do the cutting he will
do it just as well and just
as easily as you con do it.
Because cf the powerful
lift, he can easily raise tho
cutter bar to pass over any
field obstruction or to ex-
treme height, when neces
sary. Afoot lever, we;-kk -j
in conjunction with th
hand lever, cakes the Li
simple and easy. .
Com m it'i to yocr edaantag, to knots at?
c6oar thit mouwr Wore yoa boy. Whit at oar uore,
let want yoa to ut the rut cf our lint of haying
. and hxrvettinj machinny. We Aaoe a Cm of
mzchinci yoa cci cm tatUaetion end profit
MONMOUTH HARDWARE
J. E. Winegar, Proprietor
rIOUSANDS OF WOMEN suffer miserably from
periodic attacks of headache, never dreaming
that a permanent cure may be had. Headache
nearly always results from some disorder cf the
stomach, liver or bowels. Take
Tablets. They will correct thcx
there will be no more headache. M:.:
H
r
permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tal
"You're the Man to be SafMea"
says the Good Judge
Put Up In
RIGHT CUT is a short
W-B CUT
I'm:,.,.,,
WALTER 0. BROWN
Representing the
"PENNSYLVANIA"
Fire Insurance Co.
of Philadelphia
. Notary Public
Blank Deed, Mortgage, Etc.
J. 0, MATTHIS
Physician and Surgeon
Phoni 673 House 696
Office: 409-10 Bank of Commerce Bid?,
Salem, Ore.
A. N. Halleck buys junk of all
kmda and pays highest cash
prices. tf
Be will never have to back op
to get start, even In toe heaviest
hay. The knUe nana outing the
Instant the mower la thrown in
gear no tost morion.
Yon wffl it big advantage In
the drive on thl machine h's
c:trenuty simple th geara are
so placed that one tt bcUa the
c'.ber act In meih constantly-.
The John Deere win cat all of
the grta for year to come a
t'5c;-l adjoitment talua op all
lag In the cutter bar, wilhoot
a-feciirg the centering of the
kiiifs. If the knife ever need! w-c;-tertog,
a special adjustment la
V-Jvided.
The John Deere b the simplest,
not powerful and beat built
mover we have ever seen. We
knew It vrlU appeal to too.
f 1 1 H
t bsrlam s H
''vro ttnd I
. been I
You get a whole lot more satis
faction from a little of the
Real Tobacco Chew than you
ever got from the old kind.
The good, rich tobacco taste
lasts so much longer. You
don't need a fresh chew so
often. That's why it costs you
less. ' '; .. '
Any man who uses the Real To
bacco Chew wiH tell you that.
Two Stylet
- cut tobacco
is a long fine-cut tobacco
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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAUNTEREST
Principal Events of the Week
Briefly Sketched for Infor
mation of Our Readers.
Robert Florer, SS committed suicide
In Baker by shooting off the entire top
of his head.
The Lane County Holsteln Breeder
association was organized at a meet
ing In Eugene.
The date tire marshal will make an
Investigation of the recent fire at Ore
gon City, which destroyed property to
the value of $75,000.
Oregon Duroc-Jcrsey breeder from
all sections of Marlon county lathered
at Salem Saturday tor the annual pic
nic of the organisation.
The public service commission nu
Increased from 10 to 25 per cent tht
ratea of the Idaho Power company to.'
electric service In Oregon.
A force of 128 men Is at work In the
river bottoms of Lane and Linn coun
ties, cutting balm, or cottonwood, tor
the manufacture of excelsior.
The first forest tire of the season
In the north end of Jaekson county has
started In the timber on the head ot
Kane's creek, south of Gold 11111.
Seven persons were Injured and prop
erty valued at $30,000 destroyed In a
fire that swept Halfway, a mining
town 37 miles southeast ot Baker.
Eight event will be contested In the
first of a series ot three firemen's tour
naments to be held by the departments
of Albany, Corvallls and Lebanon.
Sixteen cows registered In the Smith
Umpqua cow testing association pro
duced more than 40 pounds of butter
tat each during the month ot March.
Marshfleld's armory, built with local,
county and state funds, was dedicated
Friday with a grand military ball given
by the second company, Coast Artillery.
The 10th annual convention of the
Oregon Federation of Women' clubs
closed at Enterprise, after one of the
most delightful gatherings of It his
tory. The annual Union livestock show Is
pronounced the beat one ever held In
Union county. A feature wa a dally
golf game between Boise and Spokane
team.
When the various unit ot the Ore
gon National Guard are recruited to
their full strength there will be dis
tributed annually ,100,000 of federal
money.
' On Saturday and Sunday, June 19
and 20, Salem will be host to about 600
motorcycle enthusiasts, representing
practically every motorcycle club in
the northwest.
Lane county has 236? farms, of which
1889 are occupied by the owners and
478 are rented, according to the sum
mary of assessment In the office of
the county assessor.
The date for the annual encamp
ment of the Wheeler County Pioneer
association haa been set tor July 15-18
at the Julia Henderson grounds, 12
miles south of Fossil.
Representative Hawley has nominat
ed three cadets to Annapolis naval acad
emy as follows: Wallace Walsh, New
port; George Winfield Scott1, Yamhill,
and Ralph E. Wilson, Salem.
A corner's jury at Corvallls has de
cided that Ludwig B. Elle, whose body
was found hanging to a tree on the
Oregon Agricultural college campus,
hanged himself while Insane.
Audit of the books ot 0. P. Hoff,
state treasurer, In the recent grand
jury Investigation of his office, cost
$3600, according to figure presented
to the state emergency board.
With the exception of a short stretch
of a few yards where a sharp turn
was cut off, the pavement on the Pa
cific highway between Eugene and
Junction City has been completed.
After four days and nights chiefly
chiefly given over the transaction of
business of the organization, the Ore
gon State Grange concluded It 47th
annual convention at Bend Saturday.
George T. Baldwin, state senator and
delegate-elect to the democratic na
tlonal convention, died at Klamath
Falls. He had been 111 ten days. Death
was due to uremic poisoning. He was
t5 years of age.
The taxpayers of seven school dis
trict In the western part of Lane
county will vote at the annual school
meeting in each district June 21 on
the question ot establishing a union
high school at Florence.
George L. Burtt, the California pota
to broker, has notified the Bend Com
mercial club that no effort will be
made to develop lands until an under
standing has been reached regarding
the employment of Japanese.
The halibut hanks off Yaqulna bay,
discovered in 1912, are now laden with
halibut. The fishing schooner Em
pire, in charge of Captain Anderson,
arrived at Newport with 14,000 pounds
ot fish following two days' fishing, ,
With a view of exterminating coyotes
between the John Day end Deschutes
rivers by formation of a trapping dis
trict. Professor O. N. Nelson, In charge
of the sheep department at Oregon
Agricultural college will visit Antelopo
June 10, , , , ,
Will II. Bennett, state superintendent
ot banks, waa elected chairman ot
the state Irrigation wuiltle romnils
slon. Percy fupper, date engineer,
was named secretary of the body. At
torney General Brown Is the third
member of the rommlssle-a.
Elimination ot pleasure riding, or
any unnecessary use ot cart, tnd at rid
conservation of gasoline are urged In
a publle statement Issued by Governor
Olrotl as t solution whereby the es
sentia and producllv Industrie of
the state may continue In operation.
The department of geology ot the
University ot Oregon announce that It
will establish a field camp In the
vicinity of Gold Hill about June IP
and expect to niake detail map ot a
region lying east ot Gold Hill, and
will Investigate various local geologic
problem.
Filing on the O. 4 C grant lands
continue brisk at the.U. 8. land office
In Roseburg. A large part of the land
was filed on before May 14, but the
roialuder I being -Inspected by a
great many exoldlcr eseh week and
the majority of them are taking up
homestead.
The state forestry department decld
ed definitely to go before the emeig
eney board and ask for approximately
(5000 to defray the cost of operating
the airplane forest tire patrol until
ueh time a Oregon's (hare ot the
pending government appropriation I
available.
The state fish and game commission
has ottered a reward of 1200 tor the
arrest and conviction ot person plac
ing explosives In the river ot Marlon.
Polk and Yamhill counties. It Is (aid
that explosives have been planted In
the North Santlam river, near Stay
ton, with the result that many fish
have been killed.
The Oregon Agricultural experiment
station and the United State bureau
ot soils worklug co-operatively are msp-
Ing the toll of Benton and Clacka
mas counties, work on the survey ot
the Willamette valley having been re
sumed. It I hoped to complete the
Benton county survey and Hart the
map of Polk before the close ot this
season,
Person arriving In Salem from vari
ous part of Oregon have reported to
Governor Olcott that the gasoline sit
uation I serious. In the southern
part of the Mate the supply haa bees
entirely exhausted, according to re
port reaching the governor, while In
eastern Oregon, tractor have been
compelled to cease operation because
ot the shortage ot fuel.
What I laid to be the largeet single
deal In eastern Oregon range land,
where the purchase wa made by a
single stockman, was consummated last
week when R. N. Stantletd purchased
for the Malheur Land 4 Livestock com
pany 60 sections In Harney county
front the Western Colonization com
pany. The price wa understood to
be In the neighborhood of $1(0,000.
Taxes estimated at $5,878,587.38,
based on the prospective property valu
ations ot the state for the year 1920,
will be due and payable In the year
1921, a the result of the passage of
the higher educational measure, ele
mentary school bill, blind institution
act and soldiers', sailors' and marine'
educational aid law, at the recent
special election In Oregon, according to
figures compiled.
According to the report submitted by
the arbitration committee appointed
by the chamber of commerce to fix
the value ot the various tract In
cluded In the site ot the proposed naval
base at Astoria, this property will cost
the citizens of Astoria and Clatsop
county $98,094.71. The chamber of
commerce board of director will call
a mass meeting of the people to sanc
tion purchase of the property pending
an election In November to Issue bonds.
Warning was given by the Lane
county grand jury before It adjourned
that future violations of the corrupt
practices act in printing election ad
vertisements In newspapers on the
morning of the election and of viola
tions of the act In other ways, which
It Is alfcged took place In Eugene May
21, will be prosecuted, but that be
cause of misapprehension of the law In
regard to printing advertisements no
Indictments for that offense were re
turned at this session.
The senate confirmed the following
Oregon postmasters: Oscar Kendall,
Richland; Joseph Lyons, Rccdsport;
Frank H. Lalghton, Seaside; James W,
Dunn, St, Benedict; Jamc A. Wat-
kins, Philomath; Walter L, Hombree,
McMlnnvIlle; Homer S. Wood, Inde
pendence; William P. Qulnland, Grants
Pass; Robert P, Wlrtz, Forest Grove;
Chester Nolaud, Creswell; Katherine
B. Veatch, Cottage Grove; John W.
Leneve, Coqullle; Warren A. Heylman,
Estacada; Fltzhugh G. Lee, Junction
City.
In answer to a protest of the Ameri
can Legion post at Klamath .Falls,
Secretary John' Barton Payne of the
Interior department, denied that the
government had contemplated leasing
20,000 acres of land on the, Klamath
reservation and 90,000 acres of land in
Big Marsh to the California-Oregon
Power company. Secretary Payne In
his letter, which was sent to Senator
Chamberlain, disclosed, however, that
a lease on 8620 acres had been made
to the power company by former Sec
retary Lane,
V ItVour Housfl Is
71 YEAR Ct
NE thing fc
you can't hide the "V. , BMUtm"
outside of your house irom critical eye$.
You'll be proud of your home and your neighbor
hood will be proud of you if your house u kept painted
and in good repair. The well-painted house is evidence
of community spirit and thrift.
FULLER Paint keeps new and old houses from run
nine down, adds to their value and makes them aitraSive.
Specify FULLER Paint for your home. You an
depend on it to do two things and do them well pre
serve and beautify.
Look Up a FULLER Dealer In Your Town
W. P. Fuller
(Ill MS
Northwest Branch Houses at Portland,
Seattle, laeoma, spoaane,
On of the future of the entertain
ment for the Grand Army of the He
public at the state encampment at A
tori on June S will be a big salmon
dinner for the veterans, their ladle
and the member of the ((filiated or
ganization. The enratnpmcnt will con
tinue three day and la the neighbor
hood of 1000 visitor from virlou
parts of the state are expected.
What I said to be the largest land
transaction ever consummated In Uma
tilla county, and one of the largest ta
take place In eastern Oregon lu years,
was completed at Pendleton, when the
Cunningham Sheep k Unil company
wa purchased by Fred W. Falconer ot
Enterprise at a price said to exceed
a halt million dollars. Included In the
deal are 25,000 acre of land and 14,000
head of sheep.
Official or complete unofficial re
turns from evory county In the state
give Smator Johnson plurality of
2158 In the recent presidential prefer
ence primary election. On the face of
these figures, Johnson received 45,917
against 43,759 for General Wood. Gov
ernor Lowden run third with a total of
15,601, while Herbert C Hoover re
ceived 14,930 votes despite the fact
that he had withdrawn us a candidate
In thl stole. ,
Arrangement have been completed
by J. A, Churchill, state superintend
ent of ichools, whereby the Oregon
State Normal school at Monmouth will
conduct a 12 weeks' course during the
summer for the benefit of student who
are graduate of a standard four-year
high school, and who wish to take the
examination for a teacher' certificate
but have not finished an elementary
teachers' training courso, nor a course
at the normal school.
Filing foes as provided under the
Oregon law are not a part ot tit
campaign expenses ot candidate for
office, according to a legal opinion
given by Attorney-Oeneral Brown, The
attorney-general held In his opinion
that a person wishing to run for office
Is not a candidate until the tiling tee
Is paid, therefore thl contribution to
the state would not be considered a
part of expense of the candidate In
making his .campaign, , .
It Is expected that the work ot pav
ing the Pacific highway northward
from Albany to the county line at Jef
ferson will be completed by July , The
Linn county court will make applica
tion to the state highway commission
for paving the highway southward
from Albany to a point beyond Tan
gent this summer. The grade ot this
section was prepared last year, The
court plans also to prepare during the
Bummer tho grade botween Tangent
and Shedd. ,
To inorease the city' water supply
the water commissioners of The Dalles
have decided to run a tunnel through
the Bolld rock near Hansen's milt on
the east fork of Mill creek, about
16 miles from The Dalles. Bids for
the work will be called about June 6.
The tunnel will be rushed to comple
tion in order that the city may hav
more water during the , summer
If Vntr House) I
Lold.Maktj it NevJ
vim
FULLER
Paint
& Co.
mouths. Expert say that when com
pleted th tunnel will Insure a six lack
stream of water.
Heury J, Bchulderman, state corpora
tion commissioner and candidal tor
secrejary of state on the republican
ticket at the primary election, wa re
quested to resign from hi office, la
a letter prepared by Oovernor Olcott
Mr. Brhuldermsn' resignation la to
become effective at once, according ta
the executive' letter, Concurrent
with the request for Mr. Scbuld-r-
man' restitution, Oovernor Olcott an
nounced the appointment of T. B.
Handler of Tillamook, a successor to
the office.
There are Included in Irrigation d'a-
trlcts now organised In Oregon a total
ot 1,036,283 aero, of which $71,381
acre tr actually under water at the
present time, according to a report
prepared by Percy Cooper, date engi
neer. Bond voted for the development
ot these district ajgrugat $18,222,000,
ot which $4,861,000 hav been certi
fied by the Irrigation securities ccm
mission under a law passed In 1911.
8tate guarantee of Interest ha been
authorliod on bonds amounting to $2,
600,000, and $3,290,000 already baa
been expended In development of tlia
various districts.
Oovernor Olcott lias made public th
name of 15 men, five to represent the
amployera, tlve to I 'present the em
ployes, and five the citizens of th
itate at large, on a committee to Inves
tigate and recommend to the leglila
lure In 1921 change In th workmen'
compensation act, Member ot the com
mlUeo ire: Employer B, T, McBaln,
Crown-Willamette Paper company, ot
Portland; George T. Gerllnger, Willam
ette Valley Lumber company, Dallas;
CI. J, Evenson, Benson Timber com
jitny, Clatskanle; Thomas B. Kay, Kuy
Woolen Mills, Salem; B. C. Ball, Wil
lamette Iron and Stool work, Portland.
Employe B. W. Sleeman, Portland;
W. F. Bralnard, Portland; Frank Han
nan, Portland; C. M. Rynerson, Port
land; L. E. Stephens, Portland. Stat
tt Urge Del A. Dlnamore, merchant,
Portland; Sidney J. .Graham, lawyer,
Portland; C, L. Hawley, farmer end'
iiockman, McCoy; Leslie Butler, t(jzr
ir. Hood River; Dr, T. Thoruldsen,
f presenting Loynl Legion of Logger
uid LumbermenPortland.
DOUBLE POPULATION
OF OREGON FARMERS
STATE CHAMBER PLAN
' Oregon now has 6,000,000 acre
ot land under cultivation. 1
In 1919 the agricultural crop
was valued at $206,000,000.00.
By honest advertising th Ore
gon State Chamber of Commerce
can double the agricultural acre
age In three year. Thl would
add another $206,000,000.00 to
tho agricultural revenue 6f the
Slate, using last year' figure
ab a basis of figuring,