The Monmouth herald., May 06, 1921, Image 1

T he M onmouth H erald
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Vol. XIII
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Monmouth, Polk County, Oregon, Friday, May 6, 1921
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No. 35
Monmouth is Located in the Best Section of the Best Valley of the Best State in the Nation
Improve Stock
Items of Interest Better To breeding
Dairymen Starting Many Features on
of dairy cattle is Rumored, Reported When Odd Fellows
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At Oregon Normal drawing considerable attention, Concocted, Collected
Get Together Tuberculosis Test May Day Program
j Ivan Loughary of the firm of Frat.k
and Son, leading Jersey The divorce case of Ethel Ras Between twenty five and thirty Not content to wait until the law Junior week end at the Normal
Miss Ragon gave an instructive I Loughary
breeders, has been prominent in mussen
Walter Rasmussen was members of the local Odd Fellow's for compulsory test of cattle for will offer two programs of interest
discussion of American Sculpture putting
the gospel of bet­ heard in vs. court
last Saturdsy. The lodge attended the county visiting tuberculosis goes into effect the to all who enjoy school activities.
and sculptors as her chapel talk last ter herd forward
sires. The committee is plaintiff withdrew
complaint association meeting at Ballston last first of January, 1922, in several A cordial invitation is extended to
week on Thursday.
making arrangements to secure Ihe and no testimony was her offered
evening. The degree sections of the county preparations all to attend these exercises. The
The Normal announces the pro­ donation of a limited number of taining to the truth or falsity per of Saturday
team
from
put on thi second are being made to test ofr this dis facility and students will be pleased
gram for Memorial Day. to which bull e dves from some of the widely the complaint. The defendant re­ degree and Dallas
the
team
Mon­ ease every head of cattle this year. to have the people of Monmouth and
townspeople are invited, to be held known herds of the county for plac­ ceived the decree on the grounds of mouth put on the third from
for The work for this season is being vicinity as well as those of the sur­
in th? chapel on Monday May 30, ing in bull clubs. The breeders of plaintiff's desert’on from his house­ a class of six candidates. degree
The
next
by the Farm Bureau in co­ rounding towns, come and enjoy the
beginning at one o’clock. As an­ pure stock are backing the proposi­ hold. There was a son by the mar­ meeting is to be held at McCoy, fosteied
with the federal veterina­ programs with them.
nounced last week the feature of tion to a man, according to Lough­ riage of the age of five years that May 21. It had been planned to operation
rian of the Oregon district. Dr. The first program will be given
the program will be an address by ary, who feels that a number of as­ has been in the custody of its moth­ bold no further maetings until fait, Sam
This official has in the Normal chapel on Friday
sociations of ‘his kind will raise ma­ er who has been employed in Salem but a special plea from McCoy se­ offered B. to Foster.
Judge Kavanaugh of Portland.
make tests without charge evening,
13th, and will be in
terially
the
average
quality
and
but, according to the decree pf the cured the extension.
in those communities where 90 per charge of May
A motion picture, entitled "The production of Polk county dairy poprt,
the
0. N. S.”
fae
care
and
custody
of
the
Right to Happiness” , will be shown cattle. Cattle owners are be:ng'w>- nijnor is awarded to the father who Ahout une hundred fifty members cent of the cattle owners file appli­ committee. The “Greater
exact
character
of
in the chapel Saturday eveping, jicifad to display their stock af the lives with his parents about three were present at the Ballston meet­ cation. So much interest has been the program is not disclosed by the
May 7, qt 8:15. This is advertised county faii\ Premiums have been mjles east of Dallas. The plaintiff, ing, a special feature of which shown by cattle owners in this op­ committee but we are promised
as a powerful story, vividly tqid, provided for dairy stock and fair however, was granted the right of was the presence of Grand Master portunity that a large part of the some pleasant surprises and a most
Polk county cattle will be tested enjoyable evening of varied enter­
and wall interpreted.
officials guaranteed to the committee visitation under reasonable circum­ Ambrose Johnson of Hassalo lodge this
summer. The livestock com­ tainment. We would tel! more
in
Portland.
The
Grand
Master
that
adequate
housing
would
be
Mr. Gentle gave his chapel talk provided. A creditable showing of stances. This is the first time for made an eloquent address at the mittee
of the Farm Bureau, which about the program, if we knew
on Wednesday. This talk furnished dairy animals is assured for this many months that the custody of close of the session in support of has direct
charge of tbo campaign,
but the committee seems to
nn excellent example of ordinary year.
a minor child involved in a divorce "publicity” which has been one cf met at the Dallas office Monday to more,
a sort of "close corporation” .
material made interesting for his
suit has been given thp father. It the slogans of his year of adminis­ take action on this and other live­ be The
event of the week
subject was "Horace Mann’' and
is the coptention of Judge Belt
projects. “Tuberculosis is a end will elaborate
He believes that Odd Fel­ stock
be
the
May
Day festivities
the discussion was most entertain­ Chance for Scholarship that, in most circumstarces, a min­ tration.
disease
that
positively
can
be
con­
lows
arq
inclined
to
take
themselves
on
the
Normal
Campus
ing apd thought-provoking.
or
child
is
entitled
to
the
love
and
Here is a change far some senior
said P. O. Powell, chair­ May 14th. This will be on an Saturday,
too quietly and wants them to make trolled”,
all day
jp
high
school
to
vyin
a
cash
scholar­
care
of
fhe
mother.
man
of
the
committee. "And breed­ affair commencing at 10 o’clock.
more of a stir in their activities. ers everywhere
Several stpdehfaapd faculty mem­ ship of $100 from the Oregon Agrj.
are
determined
to
bers attended the concert by the cultural College this year- A new William Guy, alias Morgan, who Through his effori. a sign has been eliminate it from their herds”. The exercises will be opened by
on the Odd Fellows’ home "With the liberal indemnities pro the assembly of the classes in par­
Los Angeles Philharmonic Orches­
to the scholarship fund was >ut in the county jail in Dallas placed
in
Portland.
Previously Odd Fel­ vided by the state and federal gov­ ade; the queen’s procession; and
tra at Salem last Sunday afternoon. donation
makes four of these $100 awards for the theft of a lady’s coat in In­ lows and Others
had passed the ernments to care for condemned an­ the "crowning of the queen” . Miss
possible,
and
competitive
contests
The Junior Week-End, May 13-14,
dependence
last
week,
did
not
stgy
bonne
without
knowing
were imals, there is no reason why any Stover, Queen Ruth, will then pre­
which combines the festivities of for the scholarships will be conduct­ to serve out his sQptfiMee but made anywhere near it. He also they
advocat­
over the festivities for the re­
Junior Day and May Day, is absorb­ ed in Monmouth by C. F. Grover, his escape by making a hole in the ed the presence uf a band at Albany man should hesitate to enter his side
mainder
of the day.
principal
of
the
high
schoo|.
ing much time and attention at the
brick wall of the north side of the
the session of the Grand stock for test” , he added.
The
first
event presented before
Normal just now. A "stunt” pro­ TJiree separate contests will de­ jail. By way of maaing things com­ during
“Every
man
in
the
MoCoy
coun­
Lodge
and
to
assist
in
defraying
the
the
queen
will
pag­
termine the winner. The first will fortable far the prisoner, he was
gram by tjie
MV ' 5')*
the collection at the county try is in favor of this move” , W.A. eant, "May Day he 1.» the au Junior
old
English
given Friday 'evening. May 13; feature competitive essay writing not placed Ir the steel cell on the expense
Crawford,
prominent
breeder
of
Village” . Following the pageant
while the erowning of the May and will be judged on originality. upper floor of the jail. The sheriff gieeting, about $23 was turned over. that section and secretary of the will
be a list of contested events
Queen, the various contests In folk The second contest will be in the did not think it wise to spend the The sale is reported this week* of committee, reported. "They not between
and Junior
dancing, drills, tennis, volley ball, form of efficiency tests and the third county’s money to secure his recap­ L. K Gilmore’s property on Main only want this test but they want it classes for the the Senior
May Day Trophy.
etc., will occur on Saturday. will be to determine the student’s ture for the aske of serving a few street to Mrs. John Palmer, It is right away” .
will consist of Maypole wind­
Another important feature of ability in extemporaneous writing. more days iu jail.
a desirable property and brought Test work will be carried on in These
ing,
folk
dances, drills, voll«y ball,
Saturday’s program will be the The principal of the gUittol will
$2200. (J. T. Bootnby handled the McCoy, Monmouth and Elkins dis­ tennis, and
relay races. The con­
pageant presented by the Juniors. (^etetnflipe ihe students rating high­ Dallas had planned to vote op a deal.
Prof. Glimore plans to give tricts for certain. The Liberty
ie celebratjon wj|| b? dttingty est in the contest and will forward bond issue for flower and septic up his work at the Normal and go breeders have completed their peti­ test events will close with the
of the trophy to the win­
S deluded \yith a dancing party on their papers to the college. Thg tank work at the special election east to attend school.
tion, as have the Brush College awarding
ning
class.
¡Saturday evening in tfie gymnasium. qoipjpittee will announce the win­ June
7 but discovering that suffici­
men. Action is being taken too, The last event of the afternoon
soon after the close of the con­ ent time
was
not
provided
for
no­
The
County
Convention
of
the
Re-
in the Perrydale and Bridgeport will be a base ball game between
A most cordial invitation is ex­ ners
tice to the electors, had to postpone bekahg was held in Dallas on sections.
tended to the general public to test.
the Normal and some outside team.
first contest will be conduct­ the vote.
Tuesday of this week. The session
attend all of these entertainments. ed The
The Glee club and Orchestra will
in
the
various
high
schools
of
the
started at 1:30 in the afternoon and
It is suggested that families from
High School Notes
furnish the music for the day.
in the next two weeks. Any C. Bqvfah Hurdall, who operat­ continued until a late hour at night.
the country and towns near by plan state
student who
b£fft grocery "stores in Silverton, Sa­ During the afternoon the following Last Friday afternoon was a mem­ There will be a noon time inter­
to bring lunch baskets and spend the high school vyjfaip
day in the history of M. H. val for luncheon. The ladies of the
the art year may ed
lem and Independence, was arrested officers were elected: Miss Alice orable
day, Saturday, eating a picnic din {graduated
S.
for
on that day we entered the Baptist church have arranged to
b
H
o
enter
the
contest,
provided
he
Butler
of
this
city,
présidée»!;
Mrs.
and
put
in
the
Roseburg
jail
Tues­
ner in the grove on'the campus. or she has never attended college.
high school division by play­ furnish refreshments for those who
day. He is charged with obtaining Marshall of Falls City, chairman; major
It Is hoped many will And it con­
ing Salem High School. In their wish them during the noon hour in
venient to attend this celebration “The small town student has an money under false pretend and Mrs. Hattie Krçamer of Indepen­ half
of the first inning, Salem scor­ the church dining room.
dence,
secretary.
The
Independence
equal
chance
with
the
large
town
the
Untited
Sfafa$
Matfanal
bank
as an excellent series of entertain­
six runs while the best Mon­ Former Mey Day exercises have
student in this competition,”! says makes t^e complaint. The bank al­ decree team put on the work of the ed
ments is being prepared.
could do was four. In the been among the big days at the
member of the committee.
leges Durdall borrowed $’ *oo Rebekah degree during the evening. mouth
second
they brought their Normal and this one promises to
President Ackerman returned one Printed
The
convention
next
year
is
to
be
fplgs governing the eon- from them in Febru»-y claiming held in Monmouth. A large num­ total up inning
to twelve while Monmouth, maintain
Sunday from his trip to Ellcns|)urg test'are* being
the standards of the past.
sent
to
every
four
he
was
.*>lv~*
The
latest
state-
where he visited the Ntlrni»r«ehaor year high school in Oregon by the BI*T,k is that his liabilities are $20,- ber of members of the 'ocal lodge by annexing six runs, brought Come and enjoy it along with the
their totnl within two of that of faculty and students of the Normal.
He recounted his general Impres­
on awards
000 and his assets $8,000. It is attended the session.
Salem.
the third neither side
sions of the school at faculty meet­ committee
the
col**«
complained he issued a statement Mr. and Mrs. Ira Powell spent scored. In Monmouth
--¿ e .
was able to get Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Gentle at­
ing on Monday P. M. at four-ten.
saying he was worth $22,000 above the week end in Portland.
men
on
the
bases
but
was unable to tended the concert in which their
get them in. In the fourth inn­ daughter
Kir. Edgar ,B. Piper, editor of Robert Niecolls, Jr., who leaves his liabilities.
participated in Corvallis
“The Oregonian” will speak in the for New York next week with his The Independence banks and R. Many are curious to know the re­ ing Salem brought in three more Friday night.
chapel May 13 at one-thirty. The mother, gave a farewell party to a Kullander, jeweler of that city, ligious affiliations of the cabinet. runs while Monmouth failed to
in a single tally. In the
townspeople are cordially invited to number of his Training School H.
are as follows: Harding bring
have had installed recently a poison They
Christian Church Notes
fifth
and
sixth Salem was blocked
this speech as Mr. Piper will no friends last Friday afternoon. ’t gas
Hughes
and
Davis,
Baptist;
Mel­
scheme for protection against lon and Hays, Presbyterian; Cool- while Monmouth
made only one Mother’s Duy, Sunday May 8.
was in honor of his eighth birth­ burglars.
doubf give excellent talk.
In the seventh and eighth Subject of morning sermon, "Moth­
The children had a most en­
idge. Congregational Weeks, Uni­ run.
The grounds across the street day.
came
the
Monmouth was er ’.
joyable
afternoon,
not
the
least
be­
tarian;
Daugherty,
Methodist;
Den-
from the Normal are being sown in ing the refreshments, ice cream, Professor Byers of the Indepen by, Episcopal; Wallace, United unable to deluge.
bring
one man in Subject of evening sermon, “In­
clover, a fact which will add greatly cake and oranges. The table deco­ dence high school, who has been re­ Presbyterian; Hoover, Quaker; and while Salem» taking but advan
tsge of spiration of the Bible” or "Marks
to the general beauty of the school. rations were yellow with place elected for a two year contract, Fall unaffiliated.
the’tiring
of
Monmouth’s
pitcher,
of the Divine Mind” .
has purchased a house of his own,
brought in nine runs. The final Bible School at 10. Senior and
cards
and
napkins
to
match.
buying
of
Mrs.
Sarah
Irivine.
It’s a girl” is the sign that was The following were present:
of 24 to 12 is not a fair
C. E. at 7 p. m. The time
commercial cherry crop in score
placed on the blacksmith shop Mon­ Harriet Whitty. Glen Butler, Percy W. J. Clark, former publisher of the The
standard of comparison between Junior
of
the
evening services is one half
east
is
almost
ruined
according
day, enthusiastic friends of the pro­ Rake, Bernice Harvey, Thelia Lar­ the Independence Enterprise, and to reports to the Oregon Growers the relative merits of the two hour later.
prietor, Ira Williams, having put it son, Phyllis Whitty, Inez Sacre, who during the session of the legis­ Cooperative Association One au- teams. The Salem team excelled ing at 8 p. m. C. E. at 7 and preach­
there there to save the latter’s Henrietta Rossell, Wallace Collins, lature was engrossing clerk, is now .hority writes; Everything’we have in team work as a result of mort Mid-week prayer meeting at
time. As for Mr. Williams, he Gordon
Ebbert, Riley Bidgood, Cla­ advertising manager of the Peo­ been able to learn regarding the practice than our boys have been 7:30, Wednesday eve.
was otherwise engaged, constitu-l ra Grover,
to secure. Salem’s pitching
Thelma Wiessan, Eu-
fruit situation between the Rocky able
meeting of thechureh
staff show« the effect of superior will The be annual
ting a welcoming committee t > a I phemia Gilmore, Mary Newman, ple's Cash store in Salem.
mountains
and
the
Atlantic
coast
held
at
church Saturday
training
but
our
pitchers
show
small maiden who arrived at his Robert Niecolls Jr.
the lightest fruit crop for more promise for the future than evening at 8 p. the
Five hundred or more heard and a indicates
m.
house early that morning.
greatly enjoyed the combined generation”.
that Salem put on the The I»en Fishback recital will be
Mrs.
Percival
held
open
house
School Orchestras at the From Idaho, the Association is in anything
mound.
The
game had its mortal featured at the church Friday even­
The Normal annually brings last Saturday afternoon to express Grade
High'school auditorium last night. receipt of information that the itv. Bert Cherry,
of the ing at 8 p. m., under the auspices
splendid entertainment attractions her pride in the finishing of the re­ The
or more children in their cherry and peach crop had been ser­ Monmouth team was catcher
laid
up
in the of the 'Dorcas Society, Admission
to Monmouth. There have been building of her home and to allow work, fifty under
the direction of Miss iously damaged by frosts a few days seventh inning by being struck
in 25 and 35 cents.
some notable numbers during the her neighbors to rejoice with her. j Gentle, presented
big eff«t"and
orchestral ago. In the lower Yakima valley the hAd by a fast ball. This ac­
present school year. The Minneap­ pie has added several rooms to the j
toTemarkabTe
cident probably accounts to some
olis orchestra, Frederick Warde,
Christian Science
put in modern c o n v e n ie n c e s,^ nujne pleasure as well as there had been much damage to extent
for the scores which Salem May 8. Service 11 o’clock. Sub­
Thomas Wilfred, were all high class bouse,
the
cherry
peach
and
apricot
crops.
and
has
a
n.ce
home.
Seventy
peo-
offerj
no
,jttIe
surprise.
Jndivid-
brought in in this inning and the ject: “Adam and Fallen Man” .
attractions. Very good also were ple called during the afternoon and j ua, artjgts ,easi.d no ,egg and from
following one.
the “Rondoliers” who appeared in evening and were shown through | a„ standpoint8 the concert was a
Baptist Church Notes
the Normal chapel last Monday the house and treated to refresh- de|ij?htful succe88 and a distinct
Monmouth played a game with ing with a carnival in burlesque.
evening. With vocal numbers and ments
"The
Stewardship of Life”, the Elkins
consisting
of
tea
and
cake.
afternoon. As The guests were given paper
kiddies.—Corvallis
credit
to
the
music on piano, saxaphoneand flute Mrs. Percival was assisted in serv­ Gazette-Times.
fifth of the current series on result Wednesday
of putting in second string “nroney” to the extent of some five
"Christian Fundamentals” will be a pitchers
and some splendid readings, it was ing by Mesdames Siekafoose, Jones,
first few stanzas El­ hundred dollars, with this they pro­
a high class program and, one thor­ Craig and Leask.
discussed by the Pastor Sunday kins was in in the
the
lead until the end ceeded to enjoy the side shows con­
According
to
information
gi\en
oughly enjoyed by all who heard it.
morning. All services as usual of the sixth inning.
Our boys came sisting of everything from shooting
out
today,
April
27,
Miss
Helen
!.
morning
and
evening.
Mrs. Denny and daughter left Moore, who has had musical super­
up
from
the
rear
with
a rush that gallery to fortune tellers. These
In the absence of Mayor Wolver- Monday
The
Endeavor
will
be
led
by
Mils
for
Echo
in
Eastern
Oregon
carried
all
before
them
and won the side shows cost from twenty five
vision
of
the
Roseburg
public
ton, Recorder Brown presided at where they will spend the summer. schools during the past year, has Beth God bold of the ON. S. facul­ game by a margin of three
runs. cents to see the swimming "match”
the council meeting Tuesday night. Her Parents Mr and Mrs. Snell j
ty;
subject,
“
How
to
enjoy
one's
lect^d"he«d'ofThe
m
«
i»
de-
The
final
score
was
13
to
10
in
fav­ to one hundred dollars for a drink
The usual grist of bills were allow­ also left for their home in Washing- artment of the 0 „ Norrna) work.”
or of Monmouth.
of lemonade at the bar. Sideshows
ed and Mayor Wolverton was ap­ ton. They may all return next win-1
Monm„uth> and will take All who are not affiliated with The next game on the schedule of "ground hog”, fish ponds, "free
pointed a committee of one to look ter. Mrs. N. M. Mingus and daugh­ up her at work
next fall. Miss some other local church and who is for Saturday, May 7, when we love” , "men fonly” "wild man ’,
up the matter of outstanding war­ ter will occupy the house Mrs. Den­ Rosa Parrott, there
who
has
taught En- are in sympathy with our methods meet the team of Eugeie High “Three shots at the Nigger Baby”,
rants and make possible arrange­ ny
vacates.
______________________
_____ glish at Monmouth for several and ideals, are invited to unite with School on the home field. We etc., were there, all witty in their
ments for refunding them.
Kenneth Ives, son-in-law of J. M.
M. years, will return to the Roseburg us and help us put thru our pro­ promise you a good game. Come presentation.
Mrs. Fream is spending the week McDonald,
gram for the Master’s Kingdom be­ out and root for ua.
is
located
this
summer
schools next year.—Oregonian
Everyone present reports that he
in Portland.
ginning with our own community
at Comstock, Oregon, where the
hal a fine time and all admit that
Clares Powell of Eugene spent Warren company has considerable C. W. Leonard had business in Several have already given their The Freshmen class entertained our Freshmen class is "there” with
names to the Pastor.
•
the Student Body on Saturday even- originality.
Dallas last Saturday.
the week end with his parents here. paving to do.
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