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MONMOUTH HEIGHTS
ELKINS
Grant Heffiey of Monmouth haul­
A special?program for the benefit
ed his winter’s wood from here the of the°piano fund was put on at El­
past week.
kins ¿ehool house last Saturdaj e v e n ­
Mrs. Alice Walker and grand ing. Tne feature of the program
daughters, Helen and Jeannette was a.comedy entitled “ Pa’s New
Marks were visitors in Salem Sun. Housekeeper’ . It was so successful
day morning.
that it’ is being ¡repeated ti night at
Air
lie.
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Harmon Scott of Lynden Wash
CAST OF CHARACTERS
ington visited with his nephew and
niece. Pearl and Ina Fishback last James Jackson, (“ P a'’)
Carl B. Tetherow
week. *,
Jimmie
Jackson,
(Pa’s
son)
M. M. Harvey north of Monmouth
Frank
McEldowney
brought a calf out to pasture here
Mattie Jackson, (Jimmie’s sister)
list Thursday.
t i e n e Hail
Mr. and Mrs. Cris Marks were
Jack Brown, (Jimmie’s chum)
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
-
Frank Loughary
Walker.
Molly Holbrook, (Jimmie’s fiance)
Aibert Alderman and family of
Ruth Tetherow
_ Monmouth spent several days of the
past week with Mrs. Alderman’s
s ster, Mrs. Retta Hamar and fam­
ily.
A. J.JShipley has the lumber on
PEGGY WANTS MILLION
the grounds for the remodeling of
FROM LUMBER HUBBY
his house. Elmer Allen has charge
of the work.
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market road.
The other cm ract provided for
the improvement of the highway
between Homles Gap and th • Luck-
iainute and the Benton county line,
and the completion of the Salem -
Dallas highway.
I'he [estimated cost to the county
i- SI 18,000. it was agreed that the
stat- highway Commission would
advance the funds, theeounty to re­
pay the state in equal installments
on or before four years, together
with interest at 5J per cenP. It
was further agreed that the county
in order to meet its obligations
should levy a tax or vote bonds.
In pursuance with the agreement
the state highway [commission hss
|et the cont ract for grading tie
Monmeuth-Luckiamute section to
W. N. Trent and the contract for
grading the Holmes Gap-Riekreall
section to H. J. Hildeburn and the
contract for grading the Luckia-
mute-Benton county line section to
Frazier & Samuels. All of the con-
tractsors are made defendants, to­
gether with the members of the
state highway commission and tie
judge and commissioners of Polk
Len B. Fishback will graduate
from the State University at Eugene
this week.
Len is a Monmouth
Heights boy as he was born and
raised here.
Clare Eggleston of Monmouth
visited with friends here Sunday.
H ow
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L am ps
W arn
Have you
tried the
new 10c
package?
Dealers now
carry both;
10 for 10c,
20 for 20c.
M in e rs .
T h e staiulu rd ty p e of m in er’s lam p
h a s been Improved by a n A u strian
m ining e ng inee r so t h a t It acts as an
Infallible d e te c to r of tb e presence of
Inflamm able gases In th e a tm o sp h ere
and gives w a rn in g by em ittin g a loud
singing note. T h e action of th e de­
vice Is dejiendent upon th e fact th a t a
gas flame. Inclosed w ithin a tube, both
e n d s o f which a r e open, will “ flu tter”
an d em it a high-pitched c o te If th e gas
Is fed In too g re a t q u an tities. T h e
feed In th e new la m p la so reg u lated
t h a t th e supply o f g as Is held Just be
lusv the point a t which singing would
occur.
Should th e a tm o sp h e re su d ­
denly become ch arg ed w ith inflam m a­
ble gases, th ese will e n te r th e tu b e of
th e la m p and, burning, c au se th e flame
to flu tte r an d sing.— P o p u la r M echan­
ics Mnitnzine.
It’s toasted.
Peggy Hopkins Joyce, oft m a r ­
ried stage beauty and wife of mil­
lionaires, says slie m arried huh.-md
num ber three, J Stanley Joyce,
well-known
lumberman of : I.c
W est, to "get rid of him.” S ’ \
when the Chicago man stie'l ' -
divorce, charging interna:., n: , imi­
tations and bigamy. P ig g y
!
to fight l ack and says it is going
to cost him “a million or more lo
get rid of her.” This first picture
was taken
wben ll
Chi-,
'"»"o to contest the*suit
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IM M M KlIi
T H R IF T —
W IT H A SM ILE
HE p e o p l e in the cities, towns and
di^tridls served by the Mountain
States Power Company have dem­
onstrated their thriftiness by in­
venting a large total in our 8 per
cent Gold Notes. A considerable part of this
sound investment has been made on the con­
venient partial payment plan.
H a v e y o u s e e n o u r b o o k l e t 'Thrift-With
a Smile?” It may give you a new idea of ac­
quiring financial independence. Thousands
have found it interesting and helpful. You may
have a copy free upon request.
Saving is only one &ep towards the protection of your future.
Idle money, like idle men, does no ‘good for any one. Your savings
mud be invented where they will grow and be safe,
OUR PARTIAL PAYM ENT PLAN is free of red tape is
simple and convenient. Your investments earn interest from the
¿fart. W hy not get the facts?
A » S a fe H p e r l e n t I n v e s t m e n t fo r H o m e P eo p le
Mountain States Power Company
H. M. BYLLESBY & COMPANY
Fiscal Agents
BYLLESBY ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT CORPORATION
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STEW ART MOTOR CO.
FORDS
and
Sales and Service
I n d e p e n d e n c e , O regon
county.
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It is alleged that the contracts p u t t o s e t h e r . a n d f o r y e a r s It w a s s u p -
. x.'ctr'l a KT a j c r r a r r / Y V
b e I n c u r a b le . D o c to r s p r e s c r i b e d t H I
O o l/n G c U n
between the state highway commis­ p lo n c a » l J r to
e m a d le s . a n d b y c o n s t a n t l y f a l l i n e
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ultra vires and made without au­ B r e s t l y In f lu e n c e d b y c o n s t i t u t i o n a l c o n ­
d itio n s a n d t h e r e f o r e r e q u i r e s c o n s t i t u ­
thority. It is further alleged that tio n a l t r e a l m e n t . H a l l ’s C a t a r r h M a til­
HOUSE
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a * m a n u fa c tu re d b y F . J . C h en e y «
the ¡MU,000 market road money d C o.,
T o le d o . O h io , Is a
c o n s titu tio n a l
n a lly
a n d a c ts
cannot be applied on a s<ate high­ r t h e m r u e d t y h , e le B lo t o a d k e o n n I t h n t s e r M
ucous S u rfa ce s
A. M A R A N T
way, but must be expended on a 1 o f th e S y s te m O n e H u n d r e d D o l l a r s r e ­
w a r d la o f f e r e d f o r a n y csl a s t h a t H a l l 's ' Fire Insurance, Real Estât •
county road designated by th e 1 C a t a r r h M e d ic in e f a l l s t o c u r e . S e e d f o r
tlr c u la r s e n d te s tim o n ia ls
and Surety Bonds
county court and improved only un­ F J C H E N E Y A C O . T o le d o . O h io .
S o ld b y D r u s s l e t e . 7Sc
Reliable Service
der the supervision and control of H a l l ’s F a m i l y F i l l s *->r c o n s t i p a t i o n .
the county court.
B. F . B U TLER
The Herald wishes correspondents
The plan evidenced by the con
in
neighboring
communities.
For
tract, pretending to designate the
D e n tis t
road from Monmouth south a mar­ particulars apply at this office.
Post o ffice b ld f.
ket road, it is alleged, is a fraud on Notiee of Annual School Meeting
Monmouth
Oregon
the law. It is charged that the true
Notice is hereby given to the le­
gal
voters
of
School
District
No.
13,
intention is to divert the county
market road fund to the building of Polk County, State of Oregon,
Monmouth and Independence
that the annual school meeting of
of a part of the west side Pacific said district will be held at Mon­
Auto-Bua Schedule
D i m M o n m o u th
L e e , , , la d o e o n d o n o o
highway.
mouth High School; to begin at the 7.45 a. m.
North Bound 8.15 a. m.
Further allegation is made that hour of eight o’clock p. m. on the 1 .5 0 p . m.
2 . 2 6 p. m.
the ageement to pay the state third Monday of June being the 20th 5.16 “
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$118,000 in four years is void, be­ day of June A. D. 1921. This 10.00 a. m. South Bound 10.33 a. m.
meeting is'called for the purjaise of
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3.61 p. m.
cause it is a contract creating an electing a director and a district 3.15 p. m.
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indebtedness of more than $5000 clerk, and the transaction of busi­ 6.40 ••
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and extending over one more than ness usual at such meeting.
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one year, and without the levy of
Dated this 3rd day of June, 1921.
O. A. Wolvertor,
any taxes to pay the indebtdedness
Uie the Phone
Chairman of Board of Directors
and without the vote of the people.
4602 is the number of the Herald
Attest: Mina Cornelius,
It is further claimed that neither
telephone and 4603 the house phone.
District’Clerk.
of the contracts is authorized by
The rings sound at both places and
you will have no trouble in getting
the law pertaining to the borrowing
J. O. MATTHIS
an answer at any time of the day or
of money by a county from the
evening.
Use the phone when you
Physician
and
Surg^in
highway commission to use in the
think
of
news
items about yourself
P h o n e 573
House 596
preparation and construction of
Office: 409-10 Hank of Commerce Bldg, or your neighbors. The assistance
grades, culverts and bridges.
of all in this way is greatly appre­
Sale m
Ore .
ciated.
It is contended that if the law
passed by the legislature permitting
counties to borrow from the state
highway commission is to be con­
strued to authorizes contract creat­
ing an indebtedness by the county
for more than $5000 it is unconsti­
Now’s the time to plan a visit hack east to your old home town, oi an
tutional, as opposed to provisions of
outing to your favorite resort by the seashore or in the mountains.
sections 10 and 11 of Article XI.
It is further claimed that the act
B ack E a st
N e w E a s tb o u n d
of the state highway commission in
Low Round T rip T icket*
O ne-w ay fa re s
TH R O U G H
THROUGH
; constructing a line from Salem to
Dallas is void as against public policy
California
California
Each of the plaintiffs in the suit
a re now on sale a t
w ill be In effect
R e d u c e d F a re
! owns farm land lying on the road
J u n e 10 a n d d a ily , t h e r e a f te r
between Independence and the Ben­
F in a l r e tu r n lim it round tr i p tic k e ts, th re e m o n th s fro m sa le d a ta n o t s c r e d in e
O ctober 3lat. S to p o v e rs p e rm itte d and choice of routes.
ton county line. They are repre­
sented by D. E. Fletcher of Indepen­
On your beck s e a t trip , see C ra te r L ake. L a k e Tahoe. Y oaem ite, Sequoia N a tio n a l
P a rk . C arriao G orge—a s ta n d an d hig h ly colored ta n y o n aeen fro m th e c a r w in d o w s
dence and Pipes & Pipes of Portland.
Vacation Trips
or th e A p ach e T rail and R ooaevelt Dam.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the
un lersigned administratrix of the
estaite of William H. Mack, deceas-
; ed, has filed her final account in said
' estate with the county clerk of Polk
County, Oregon, and that Saturday,
the 16th day of July, 1921, at ten
! o’clock a. m., at the court house in
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, has
been fixed as the time and place by
the county court of Polk County.
Oregon, for the hearing of objec­
tions to said final account and the
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published this
17th day of June,1921.
MINNIE K. MACK.
Administratrix of the es­
tate of William H. Mack,
deceased.
BROWN & HELGERSON.
Attorneys for the estate.
W e e k E n d a n d S e a s o n E x c u rs io n T ic k e ts
a re now on aale to:
Tillamook County Beaches
Newport
A p a rtic u la rly a ttr a c tiv e trip acm e*
th e Coa*t R a n e e M 'in tain*
T h e re
beeches Include R o rk a a a y and G a ri­
baldi Heach R esort*
N e ah -K a h Nie.
M anxanita a n d Bay Ocean.
A d e lig h tfu l aeanhare re s o rt on T a ­
q u in a bay an d th e P a c ific O cean. An
ideal p ie c e for th e fam ily
L a rg e a a ta -
tn rh im and a a lt w a te r b a t h e - v arious
form a of a m u se m e n t.
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booklet g ra p h ic a lly describ es t h s
fev en t re s o rts ln W
in c lu d e s hotel end
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Copy fre e on re q u e st
K lar trie tra in leaves P o rtla n d 4th and
S ta rk S tree ts. 1 15 P M c o n n e c tin g w ith
w eek end tra in a t Hiliidboro
No beg
g a g a handled on e le ctric tra in .
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Mountain and Oth*r Resorts
D e tro it iB re ite n b u * h H ot S p rir.g r Mt J e 'e rs o n C o u n try ) —T ic k e ts now o a sale.
M eC re d ie H e t S prings
Jo se p h in e C a a a tjr C ava«
T ic k e ts now on se e.
T ic k e ts now on «ale.
C ra te r L ak e <a lake in th e e x tin c t c ra te r of e volcano)
T ick e ts on aale J u ly % t.
C heats M e e n ta in R e so rts - T ick e ts o a sale, daily, on a n d a f te r J a n e IOth
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P a r k —T ick e ts on aele. daily, on \n d a f te r J u n e KKh
F or p a rtic u la rs as to p a ae e n g a r f a
tiona. in q u ire o f an y tic k e t a g e n t of
. route* tr a ie «chedulea o r slee p in g c ar rceerva-
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