The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969, June 25, 1920, Image 5

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    Why We Object
?The Monmouth Herald seems to
1 laboring under hallucination!,
frlng from the ridicule It makei
.i.. ..it. l.i. t llulUt mil Inde-
VIIUI
idrnco citizens to compel tn
jhway commission to construct
north and south Highway tnru
it mnntv aeeordlna to law, Bro.
;naon npiors to thinK tnat me
town will be Injured In aome
, if the uilirr two cltlea get
lir rights In the matter .-lU-mlr
1 when the decision of the high
-,.n,Milkkliin ' was announced
ir Mirn bullaa and lnuependenci
. . .. ..... ...
gone into me oouru 10 gui
ir rlghta nc one could'welhav
(K.Mf v deuce 01 local
IllfaVU V....
11. Instead of making such
blest a maaa meeting of citliens
T . i i j i
the county waa neiu wuu
i action df the commlMion, to
vlde money through bonda for
i,iit.if the hiahway u the com-
uliin kail kid it out together
h '. complete ayatem of lau-raie
the county, or that meeting
ii... i.... tn in lni of Aor 1
flvriMiM.i ' - " '
ii.ni ,.a 1 "Tim mm meeting
I, ioJ '
'cillwnsan'd taxpsvcrahcld In the
lurt house last Saturday afternoon
as I regular love feait when the
ry oppoiiU might have been ex
Mt.;The meeting' demonstrated
... It la for men to agree
l.... ru matti-ri. when they
rXII Wl ivmm '
. .. . J L Alt
fill get togctner snu pww
their differences oi opinion -
.I...J anannH in cum-
jnllUt -hich had diafted the orig
l.,i p.JiI nroirram met with thoae
aimi iw i"
Lho had objcctlona to offer to It,
Suit before' Ilia meeting conyem
fund t .Mi meeting of the commit-
Ing waa later approved by the
votcra of the county hy very
i., m.ioritv. It will be readily
agreed that this conatitutee an
acceptance of the highway commie
aion'i plan by the votere of the
am in it
On the face of this vie acuon oi
iy.ii. nil Indi'Dendeiice In going
into the courts not only ahowa them
pour siorU but la ureacn oi iaiw.
with the votere of the county.
Monmouth haa a tpeciai grievance
h...tu through , trick in me
.....ttnif f the offic ii nonce me
only proipect its aoulh road haa for
' ... C it.. kl..k.
Improvement! la tnrougn u
way commiaalon.
uu k. faith that when an me
If V
facta are placed before the voters
I of the county our position in the
... . II.. n,t,iHtat
nutter will be generally .i-
for it Is founded on the principiw
of plain justice.
100
iM mttr were atralghetened out
so as to remove ill objectloni."
Thil I from tne rom vumj
Observer of April 18:
"Probably the largest ana un
questionably the moat enthusiastic
gathering of tx payers ever neiu
...hi.!. en, Miiintv waa that of Sat-
WIUHII i vv-v
...J... .fl.rnnnn nlled it the In-
uruaj
aUnce of the Dallas tommerciai
club for the purpose oi discussing
..J ..Inn nn 1 DrODOSIllon w
p'edge the credit of the county
in the sum of 1265.000 for the Del,
nf IU hluhwaya. Tie
VWI HIV"
spacious circuit court room u
filled to overflowing wltn repreaen-
tUlve Cltlns 01 we couniy,
persons being compel leo w
k.i. i.Ai fmm the corridors en
V1IVII i.sv.w -
either side In order to mingle their
..... ,nh thnu of the more fortu-
Wkjvm niw
nate ones who had taken time ry
.u. f, ,wk ind trainea aamneion.
Tk. n.timr win rharaeterized by i
. , Ik- oi
uninimlty oi opinion, not im . mn.k
voice beinf .i .Jr..,M.nA ha iolned Earl Keeney
the measure Whlrt) me garnering -- . ., n ,
w"w it .....h. tn Uatn me n. r. ruu
contemplated submitting to tne u w- -
fotonJuMl." peainRoou
Eleven projecU were laid out at M of Di)ley WM
this meeting. As published in the twothis weeki
rioca Brevities
ilk
a V
Shoes for
Summer Time
Nothing adds more to the appear
ance than shapely, well-selected
footwear. With a pair of our new
, pumps or oxfords your feet will be
' e-m fortable, and you may have the
comfortable feeling that you are
practicing economy as'well, We -have
many stylea in pumps and ox
forda in ft variety of leathers, all
moderately priced; and aome pleas
ing numbers in white canvas, with
leather or with welted rubber soles.
We will t e pleased to show them to
you. '
Miller Mercantile Company
ft ..tm tlPJIft!
Mon.th. Sale, 'tU Y.-Ml. MM.,.l SbariJ- . D.,t-
Itemjiser; project one was. r h rted for home Tuesday taking
preparing grade w laid out (by mother) Mrj garah BooU with
the commlssionj inrougn noin. BooU will spend the
Gap ana mm o ,n Dilley,
the main road icrose the Heimick
bridge, thence aklrting the vneeur
Walker, who has been
hill to the east and the Alrlie- attending the university, was visit
Suver road thence south along the witJ) fr(end( here tlis week.
main Corvallil roaa wweaoum
county line; 28 mllea, 40,u00."
.. i .i..k.J 4-Uiat UOtAl
unty line; zo miiw, twiwww. Deii iearow Biaru u..
tn with I ,;!, tun other Oregon boys for
i nn nniw i ail ii . & v- v wimi " "
such unanimity' by the mass meet- Lake Geneva. Wis., to spend the
' summer months. He goes as a rep-
-LAi 1 -" 1 r. iniiiiiin ..ntaflve of Uie 0 Wer Boy S Asso-
-4m44HmH4-M. ....... ... ; r. p.kcountyand attend. .
M t AM , 4 . . ...... j.
5 ! i;
Local Buyer
Pays highest prices for
all Itinds.oi Live Stock
! At Monmouth Hotel
. . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n H
flTnTT i
CIUUUII VI wia
ltnnl tat
Kiimri .ssvt
.... lt.- KA
annually at the Wisconsin ir re
sort
Our Bargain Column
t ika U Ml Oil I arlvprtiaed fol
MONMOUTH MARKET
i Fresh and Curea Moaw
Pure Kettle Kenaerea i-tuo
? ' Fresh Fish on Fridays
.t. n. Mill & Son
. 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 ii i in
imiiimi-i...
G. T. Boothby.
wiNTirn A second hand bl-l
I., t . . . . I
cycle to rent for rest of summer or
k,,o Cull alter 6 0 ClOCK. J.
uu; .
Bowersox .
Why man X t"
we made this j '"v-
i ; cigarette for you! j I r-i
r.ntWrlo Rlrlor.
Tormer place oi CityMarkat
FOR-oALE-Sanitary couch with
mattress, $3. Inquire at this om.
Vminor iHnw with two boys
wanU houa keepers position, with
i L..Iau am arcra fftrtTl. Good
's55'-- cook.- Respectable parties only.
. J Widowmneednot ansWer. Mrs.
R R. Robinson. Macleay, vire.
M, v. ' I
3tp
ira Williama says
Time to look your mower
Over
vi maftkamith and Horse shoer
Jincjuousi"' a
...............'"""""""""'"
Summer Vacation Tickets
are now on tale
i TO
-' NWnnrt (Oregon's Old favorlta resort)
. '
ti' ; ; commodations and camping facilities. ....
r;ii-I1 Pftimfv Reaches v
wilsiTED Second hand ; tent,
-k... -?vQ Hpra d Omce. io
HUUUb
nie, Mansanita ana nay u. ,; . ;.
Crater Lake (pen 3 u) x '
: T' t On, of .the aatara. wj of
, in the nearioi en
A Lake
. , In tne nean m.
Other Attractive Outing Places
; , Detroit tBreitenbuahHotSprlngs-MtJaflerCountry)
' McCredie Hot Springs ; ,
Josephine County Caves (Oregon's Marble Hall.)
, Shasta Mountain ResorU J
r " t 7 Columbia RlveVBeacKel
'vMt. Ranier National Park r ?
Yellowstone National Park ;
' " Glacier National Par k V
v ' 1 nd Camp rates. .
, " For particulars Inquire of local agent ,
Southern Pacific Lines
JOPN M. SCOTT, uenerai s u.wvau
imp RALE Lanre and thrifty
kale plants. Leslie Young. w
i i i
LOST A 20 pound pig, red with
black spots and no tail. Notify J.
F. McClellan.
Seven 11 weeks old. Three 9 months
j. Subject to register.
r.. row and 8 sucking pigs- "ic-
ai. w s Rliss. Airlie.
e? rcBBuimu.c. . . .
uregou
3 tons Hay For Sale. 517 per
ton at barn. A.H.Craven.
Fnr Siile
1 have some exceptionally good
n I . J J.....I1 mtrs.
buys in weu iocau unci. -
Now is the time to get you a no--
i Ll n .linm ninn0rtV.
G. T. Boothby.
t ii... AM.ntn!tv fnr sum-
mer work. Salesmin wanted lor
f advertised article.
r:.t...a Maxhinc for the
moving '"" - ,
home. By hustling, chance to maKe
$50 to ?75 per ween, nuuic,
Novette, r. u. poxooq. tv..---
CAMELS fit your cigarette de-
expert blend of choice Turk
Knd choice . Domestic tobaccos
are a revelation! You will prefer the
Caidtoeitherkindof tobacco
smoked straight! .
...... n .niosMi ran p-othelimit
without tiring your taste. They
leave no unpleasant cigrafter
taste; no unpleasant cigarettydorl
To get aiineonwhy Camels win
you so completely compare ttem
' ,, ,;tvi flnv cigarette in
f. u aAv nnr.ft YOU 11 Pf
min-iui-uun - j.-;? ...
TO'SS. the woria at any .
i2fflaS3 frrouali-rv.tocouponsorpremiums!
Sjrr2STS R j.REYN0LDS TOBACCO CO.WI.a-M-
Wood Saw
1 KotMi a now f. horse uower.en-
a lBroffr saw and am pre-
o.o n o:i; vour wooa in COUHWJ
or town, Phone, or leave orders at
P. H. Johnson's. A. L. Stimpson.
Thd Herald wish as correspondents
.li AAmmnnifiP!i. For
particulars apply at this office
4 &iKrixl r 'Ci
n
7r.u. vtw.f, r,nonerative Shi?'
JLI1C wiuitli luuvt. .
: a !,.i in nave farmer s
pinK AKWi." Chin
money m uie bbicv. -with
us and cut out midd eman 8
i Yl ..... UnilA DTfli1 K l.tl DISK
pront. ii you -
. i... .nn to farming
' flrh I 'but food atoduenon--,nroblem
tn K?msk".rm idea
. dependents aauy. bl.
to in conjuncuon Ui
. aeVthe personal direction of War
dw Fred 0. Zerbs .
The newest 8auu"" -;.JiLf
nure bred Holsteln
I . ... .v. nrtaMnnatn MaflOQlO
made iron. iu "'-""":Ir wl.
Uome herd, near Dousman. Wl
The nera i ---.,-.,,-
;;cord of eight pUo, J
: .I...K mm- dav ana prum
. t tha nBTd Was iwm . ui tnn u.
till COSl u .
tsoo the lowest
cow being Wau.
The h9ra w ,0M he.
kesna-co, -.--: ,area herus
lg maae i.u - - wM
TUB W66w"1 r
each per aay aw ui - .
??s. n..T-B?"'"' Vnnflned III
1800 prmoutirB u-(
the big priaoa. -
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