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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1920)
OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAUNTEREST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. EARLY FALL CREATION FOR MILADY - DAREDEVIL TO FINISH LOCKLEAR CONTRACT COX IS HONORED BT IROQUOIS CLUB f8 f ,- .. .. yi Jffl THti ARE A HAPPY CROUP OF SUFFRAGISTS OVER THEIR GREAT VICTORY 1 ,-rr ., mA.iil'r i Mis Alice Paul, follower of Susan D, Anthony and foremost loador of suffrage in this countrr (center), and a tow other promi nent leaders who are probably a group of the hfipplnst women In the country today. The ratification by the itate of Tennessee ctonea a a (treat victory and unluis uuforssoou circumstance crlue women will vote tbli full. LATEST AUlb'MN (mmmm !1 Here aro two chle fur fashions of black iltunk and fox (hut will bo In the loud this full. FUR I . 171 AV V . Outing Days Are Now Ideal AT Newport (A charming reaort for the family) A picturesque trip across the Coast Range Mountain. Situated on Yaquinna Buy and the l'acific Ocean. Modern natorium with salt water baths, , Tillamook County Beaches Two trains daily from Portland. Those attractive beaches include Rockaway and Garibaldi beach resorts Neah-kah-nie, Manzanita, and Buy Ocean. ' .' , Crater Lake (A Lake Within a Crater) Located in the heart of the Cascade Range, Reached by automobile stage from Mectford or Klamath Fulls. Other Resort Detroit (Breitenbush Hot Springs Mt Jefferson Country) McCredie Hot Springs , ..' Jesephine County Caves (Oregon's Murble Halls) Shasta Mountain resort , VSv . , . f y "Oregon Outdoor" Booklet Will help you decide on that Vacation resort. Contains descriptions of the vurious outing places, excursion fares, hotel ana camp rates. Summer Excursion Fares For particulars inquire of local agent Southern Pacific Lines John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent lilt jL This smart little suit It notice able particularly for new long walnted design and the tlghl-f,t-ting arms. TIio collar and euffs are of a very deep fur trim. It Is bltod at the back with a plain effect trput. ' , FARSS ARE UNITED AGAINST SPECUUTORS Harry McLaughlin stands on lop of iky-tcraper two hundred feet above the street to show that his nerves are In good condition to take over the unfinished eon tract of the "Stunt" aviator Lock, tear, who recently lost hi lift performing In an airplane. James M. Cox, Democratic nom inee, had an added , honor be stowed upon him at the time of hi notification at Dayton, Aug. 7. The famous Iriquol Club of Chi cago, through Orva 0. William as spokesman, made blm an honorary member the fifth In the history of ihe club.' The other four to receive men honor are Milvln W. Fuller U. 8. Supreme Court; Cnoral Nelson A. Mile, V. 8 A.; Former President G rover t'lvtUud, aud Woodrow WIoo U. S. SENDS SCHROEDER AND NEW PLANE TO INTERNATIONAL RACE AFTER TROPHY 'CD As a result of the conference of the American Farm Bureau Fed eration held at Chicago recently a committee of 17. representing all the nation' food producing groups, Is endeavoring to formu late a standardized cooperative plan to knock the II. C. of L. Aaron 8aplro. California coop erative expert, give a few of the result that have been brought about through the American Farm Bureau Federation. If mid dlomen are profiteering, Bapiro wy lh.it the remedy Is legisla tion which California Cooperative Food Producers' Association it advocating. Mr. Bnplro is a firm dvacato of labeling farm pro duct with the price I' sold for as ll ictt the farin- ' ( V 4&-JJ J Captain Schroeder, holder of the world' altitude record, ha been sent with the new speed plane, designed by Alfred Verville, to race in France Sept. 2? for the Oordon Bennett cup. The speed of the machine Is held secret, but It is expected to make over 200 mile an hour. HOME WEET ' OME fit f W YOU THlNit TIS r I I f XT' - ..- TAKE rClVANCE THIS OSuOTcD MftM lftNO VJiFE :":t m ft V ,t PVA k'.MlT.Julll I ftP CfiMtSs f(W 0ON1 SU'J KltS MQ CO HfiKPiiOMC MftN TcArVr" i'ue gotamJ (Jl'n-VV jvju nctun i i TIME PAUSES i FOP NO 'MAN'. CUT ,T OUT ;-3?-- ' IP 11 W 1'it "ll iiri ni " fro (i L-jxl The Oregon Normal school will ope It door for the year' work on Sep tember 20. Three hundred member of th Knight of Pythla held their annual picnic at Woodburn. The Increase In freight rate will cost Hood River apple grower an ap proximate 200,000 this year. The Krieg k Higgons warehouse, lo cated in the railroad yards of Lebanon, was completely destroyed by fire. During the sli month preceding August 1 death in Klamath Falls num bered 66. The number of birth re ported was 2. Apple box ihook will cost Hood River grower 28 cent a box thl -season. The price of last year ranged from It to 22 cent. Jabe a Owlnn, of Pendleton, wa elected supreme muter of arm for th grand lodge, Knight of Pythias, in session at Minneapolis. Plans are being made at Pendleton to entertain 200 delegate to the an nual convention of the State Federa tion of Labor, September 11. Under the auspice of the Multno mah county farm bureau, a aerie of poultry meeting and culling demon stration will be held this week. After six week of drilling 'throngs lava rock, an abundant flow of water ha been reached at the O rises Lum ber company' mill In Klamath county. There are 1491 farm In Linn essnty and 105,449 acre devoted t agricul tural and horticultural crop this year, according to a lurvey Just completed. Samuel Mlncbin, who lived on a farm between Dundee and Dayton, wa (truck by a Southern Pacific lec trlc passenger train and was instantly killed. . A 20 per cent dividend I betyif re ceived by stockholders In the Cottage Grove Canning company. Orois tale -of the company In 1919 amounted to 150,000. With the mercury hovering around N degree, Roseburg last week faced an Ice famine. The two local plant tated that the ammonia shortage was responsible for the condition. , W. 0. Shoup, of Marshfield, about 21 years of age, wa killed by the Davis slough logging train when hi foot caught In a railroad frog and be was throw beneath one of the wheel. H. L. Plumb has been appointed supervisor of the Deschutes National forest to succeed Norman L. Jacob ten, who ha resigned to accompany the Irvin 8. Cobb expedition thl fall. The record tor all the 46 yean of Augusts which have been tabulated at the weather bureau In Portland wa broken Thursday when the tempera ture climbed to 98 degree at t o'clock. Melvin dinger, IS yean old, ion of Jasper OUnger of Milton, was accl dently shot and killed by Mansford Brlttain, a companion, at Sailing's camp In the Blue mountain, east of Milton. M. H. Harlow, Lane county commis sioner, who has one of the beat cherry orchards in the county, said he gather ed 64 tona of cherries off hit eight acres this season, this being the rec ord crop. AU work on tte construction of pier $ at the port terminals at Astoria was stopped temporarily when the laborers and carpenters, totaling about 125 men, struck, uid the other em ployes were laid off. Two hundred men employed In con struction of the Wlllamlna-Qrend Ronde railroad, a ten-mile feeder be ing built from Willamlna into the tim ber districts west of there, are out on strike tor an eight-hour day and more pay. The Inland Highway association will give a picnic at Manning, In Washing ton county, August 18. The association is advocating the building of a state highway through Forest Grove, Banks, Manning, Buxton, Vernonla, Mist and Jewel to Astoria. Approximately 6,000,000 young Chi nook salmon are t" be released from the Klaskanlne rlv-r hatchery during the coming few weeks. These young flBh, which range In length from three, to seven Inches, will be turned loose in lot of about 100,000 each. Following an order from the state examiner of bank closing the door of the bank of Jacksonville,. H. John son, the president, was put under ar rest by Prosecuting Attorney Robert and placed In jail charged with per Jury in misstating the true condition of the bank to the state bunk exam iner. , Application to appropriate 26 second fcet of water from Wilson creek for municipal power development has been tiled with the stats engineering de partment by the cltr of Bandon. The application Is preliminary and doe not Indicate the proposed financial ex penditure or the nature of construc tion work.
