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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1921)
SHE (MAY BE SECOND BRIDE TO CHAPLIN ANOTHER MAT STAR FROM FARM IN WEST f Copy fo r T h ta D e p a r tm e n t S u p p lie d th - American Leg ion N e w « Service.) 'BALD HEAD HELPS WIN CHAMPIONSHIP by MILLIONS FOR WAR MEMORIAL ______ In d ia n a L e g is la t u r e A p p r o p r ia t e ^ N e a r ly $10.000,000 fo r Le gio n S tr u c ture at Sta te C ap ita l. A suitable national headquarters building of the American Legion In Indiuiiapolts was assured with the pno- .sage o f three hills by the state legis lature. appropriating almost $10,000,- 000 let a M l memorial structure, which will house the Legion’s main offices. Five city blocks In the heart of Indianapolis will be used for the me morial project. The building will be erected In the middle block, with the remaining plots transformed Into a magnificent city plaza. At one ex terior of the memorial site Is locsted the Federal Postofflc* building, erect ed at u cost of $0,000.000. Facing the outer end o f the plaza Is the $3,000,- 000 city library. Tentative plans for the construction of the buildings are now In the hands of a state commission, of which Post master General W ill H. Hays Is a member. Selection of the architect will he made by the National Institute of Architecture, following a contest In you have a bilious attack your liver fails perform its functions. Y o u becom e con- ' stipated. T h e food you cat ferments in your stomach instead o f digesting. T h is inflames the stomach and causes nausea, vo m itin g and a terrible headache. T a k e Cham berlain’s Tablets. T h e y w ill ^tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you w ill soon be as w ell as ever. T h e r e is nothing getter.* Chamberlain's Tablets “You m ay be Sure” From the farms of Nebraska and Iowa have come the greatest wrestlers the mat game has e u - known. Frank Gotch, for yv.i ■ the champion heavyweight, was . farmer boy from Iowa Stechcr another farm boy, followed in Ins footsteps. Then came another n sensation, Earl Caddock, of lo w . also a farm boy, who won t championship from Steelier Now comes "T h e YVisner \V ard,” Pat McGill, 21 years obi typical farm lad of Wisner, > braska. He is a combination Caddock and Stecher, with former's manliness, c l a s s speed, together with the lai strength, and it is being said it will not be long before "W izard” will be wieldin' power from the front row i heavyweight division. He will soon enter a tourii; n of lightweights, and if he snert in eliminating all contenders will be pitted against the l notch heavyweights. Gene Mel; who piloted Caddock, has fa, the management of the JlYVLzai - sa y s the Good Judge S ta n is la u s Zbysko, the o ld e s t active wrestler in the world, who for twenty years has been in the limelight ot the American mat game, had to wait until he was an xld man before he won the title— I then "thanks to his bald head." He took the championship from ■Strangler I.ewis at New York lasf week through one of the m o s t unique situations in the history o f the sport. After twenty-three min utes of whirlwind work, I.ewis made a flying leap at the forty- si seii-ycar-old Pole in the attempt to clamp on one of his famous head- l ocks. Zhysko's head and _ face' v., i • rspiring freely 1 ew ii’ ami s lip p e d over and off the round, slippery head, and before ho could recover, Zybsl.o was on top of him with a winning ne>-k lack. According to reports from I.os Angeles, the engagement of ^Char lie Chaplin to Miss May Collins, a New York beauty, will be an nounced as soon as Mrs. Mildred Harris Chaplin, the comedian's first wife, obtains her final decree of divorce. Miss Collins made, her first stage debut in ‘‘The Be trothal’’ two years ago. She has been in pictuics recently. - - 1 T h a t you arc getting full valu e fo r y o u r m on ey w hen y o u use this class o f tobacco. T h e good , rich , real to- bacco taste lasts so long, you d o n ’ t n e e d , a fresh ch ew n early as often — nor d o you need so big a chew as you did w ith the o rd i nary kind. A n y man w h o has used the R ea l T o b a c c o C h e w w ill tell you that. Put up in two styles W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco W c . ms n- Bf ut o n C o m o a n y , 1107 Broadw ay, N e w YorRTytij^'.f GOOD F U R N IT U R E is which all architects of America have been Invited to participate. The legls- Bef aside u fund of $100,000 tc defray expenses of the contest end to award the artist whose designs and plans are adopted a prize of $50,000. Invitations have been issued to no tional heudquarters of the Grand Ar my of the Republic, the Women’s Be lief Corps, Service Star Legion, Ainer icun War Mothers, Spanish W ar Vet erans and Women's Auxiliary of the Legion to occupy quarters In the M e mortal building along with the Legion To Dr. T. Victor Keene, national executive committeeman of Indiana, will go much of the credit for making the war memorial possible. Dr. Keene fathered the movement from Its In fancy nnd fought for It when other Legionnaires, although supporting the fight, were fenrful of success. Dr Keene was the first officer of the reserve corps of any branch of service called to active duty during the World war. He was a colonel, medical corps, in command of base hospital 70 over seas. Friendly Title Assigned to Kansas W o m a n M e m b e r of the L e g isla tu re and C a lle d "L e g la la d y ." Y O U R Mrs, Ida M. Walker, first woman | member of the Kansas legislature. It HOME, om Furniture • It’s the Fixtures that Make the Silo No house furnishings deserve more of your thoughtful attention than the bed in which you rest after each day’s crowded hours of work And the dressers and chif foniers— also outstanding features of the bed room — present many opportunities for showing the good taste of the home owner For the kind you wish come here. Our line is Rich in Style W e have a large assortment of all bed room furniture in the modern stylets and finishes There is no lack of attention either to the details so often neglected that make for comfort and convenience. Prices, as usual, make these offerings unusual in value. Good Furniture Is Our Pledge to You M ONM OUTH HARDW ARE J. EL W inegar, Proprietor honored by Amer Iran Legion mem tiers of that statt with the title nl “Mother of th« Bonus," for It wat Mrs. Walker wh< drew up ant pushed through t state bonus, whirl grants ex-servlr« men one dollai for each day ol military or nava service during th* World war. Although Mrs Walker cannot quail I f y for membership In the Legion or Ir ! It* Women's Auxiliary, she has beer i a tireless worker for the cause whlcl brought the organisations Into exist enee. and for which they now stand During the World war she was statr director of women's work In the Bel gian relief fund and also served a» food administrator for her county. Th* "Mother df the Bonus" also assist» her husband In the publication of • weekly newspaper and Is a fonnet president of the Kansas Federatiot of Women's Clubs. The advent of Mrs. Walker to tbs legislature resulted In the coining ot a new word. At lows to dlst!ngul«t between male and female members the recent session decided to refer tc ( women lawmakers or “legl»ladles.” ANCH O R RATCH ET handy, wrench reversible furnished F A S T E N IN G A n c h o r cables fastened to both W RENCH A and outer ratchet free steel with hoops U -b o lt by means of a passing through slave and around both hoops. every silo. EXTRA H EAVY STEEL STAPLE S ✓ H e a v y steel staples four inches long fasten staves D O U B L E -C A B L E to both inner and outer hoops. • N o te that staves ANCHORS Four double-cable are with silos over 26 ft. high. cables with and STEEL ones.) properly bottom. put up. STEEL CABLE- T IG H T E N E R S LARG E DOOR Tigh tens both cables the same O P E N IN G time with even tension. N in e inches D o o r m a p sB the w sy back, ie aviag entire open in f free. Reqaires o a l y ten- inch clearance of thread on anchor ro d C a b le s tightened simply nut by turning above S IX LAD D ER S«eel-slep U dder. Step s evety 1 6 itch es s i the w sy to lo p Better and safer than clan b ait cross-bars PATENT at H OOPS H igh grade steel hoops, % -in . in diameter N in e inches of machine-cut thread at each end. Best quality closed malleable iron lugs for connecting sections. C an 't b low dow n or collapse when stapled to bottom hoop, a construction (S in gle smaller at top, middle also that cannot collapse from thnnkage of staves. aD N o tice this silo is anchored THE “MOTHER OF THE BONUS" YOUR DUTY TO umili DR. T. VICTOR KEENE. FOUR tishtener. BASE DOOR LATCH ES F o u r d oo r latd>es. tw o at lo p — tw o at b ottom Prevents w arping Sta y s t ( p i ANCHORS S ix of these fleel base anchors on all silos over 10 ft in diameter ( 4 with smaller o n e» ) T o g eth e r with double-cable anchors they constitute the securest anchorage ever STEEL H IN G E M a k e s door tw ice as easy to handle as haifetew door. D o o rs never here So be never (e * lost, ire alw ays in piece. devised for a silo Compare Our Fixtures with Others T h e re 's • btg drference in the "fixtures ’ you get at the prices asked for d d eren t ulos. Com pare fixtures when you buy a silo. tures that make a »Jo. It is the fix Durabm ty, security and stability are determined by the anchorage, the size. quality and number of cables, hoops, lugs and staples. Convenience and ease of getting at your silage fo r use are determined by the door and ladder construction. M a n « ulos are priced without huigcd doors or ladders. la other „ words, you pay as "e x tra »'' for necessary con veniences without which your a lo is incomplete Notwithstanding out low er price, w e include m ore aad better fixtures than many w h o ask more for their silos. In some cases w r supply m o r e o l a given item than others, as in an< b orage cable. In others, our fixtures are s t r o n g e r or b e t t e r m whatever vital point deter mines their value K e e p this ad and check our fixtures as described above, with those offered b y other sdot D on't pay more and get , less, or buy half a ulo when you can get a complete one. Monmouth Lumber Co. L. VV. W a lle r. Manager. Monmouth, O re. Illllllllllllll
