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RICHARD B. SWENSON
Editor
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MON MOUTH. OREGON
ISSI tD E V U I KK!DAY
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14. 1021
Subscription
lumber yard and given a job on the O
Polo grounds that virtually amounts
to a subsidy. Christie Mathewson,
another great pitcher who is now
battling with tuberculosis in a New
York sanatorium, had his room
wires! with special apparatus to en
able him to keep track of the big
games as they are played; at the
expense of the New York manage
ment.
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Stationery, Notions
Everything for
Student’s Use
Rates
In the complexities of modern
E l e c t r i c L i g h t B u lb s
business we make a living by help
and fixtures
$1.00
ing others to make a living. We
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cannot expect to continue long to
prosper if there are sexeral million
men out c f employment in the I’ nit-
ed States. When all are working
Monmouth's largest and most complete Confectionery and Book Store
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and buying we all prosper. When
this unemployment comes because
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men who have been accus- ¡3
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I tomed to working through money, |B{
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*1 | are dissatisfied and are withdrawing jj]
-------------------------------------------------- from activity or in other words, [3
In Eastern Oregon they are find- have gone on a strike, we realize jj
First Class W ork Guaranteed
; ing water in »e l's for irrigating 1 the power of the weapon they hold. 15Q
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purposes where it was not expected For years the fact that certain of "3
water supply existed. W ith a lit- our «itizens were acquiring great! Qj
Monmouth
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a hot air large areas in j wealth has been considered a men
the eastern part of the state might ace «• from time to time remedies
I become densely populated.
have been advocated that would
equalize the chances for success of
After Congress has got our rev- j
the man who has wealth behind
enue troubles adjusted it might |
him and the man who has only his
! turn attention to the formulation of
strength and intelligence.
The 1
a law that w ould make it easier to :
strugg e to pay debts arising from
■ get up at six o.clock these morn - 1
the world war has at last given a
mgs.
weapon that was expected to bring
The accounts of the baseball so called wealth up short to a Sud
an pi. r- up ft-ries as submitted den halt. This was through the in-1
by Grantland Rice f r the Oregon- come taxes that under several class-
lan come close to being genuine lit- ifications took from certain incomes
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cratiirg. The mystic fire of inspir- as much as three fourths of their
ation is rather rare in the surging annual amount.
As enacted the
fiood of printed words that keeps revenue law was both hasty and
The portable typewriter.
Carry it
the average reader just about sub- .experimental and many odd situs-1
with you. A perfect machine for the
. rged ar.d when encountered if i tions have resulted from it. Fcr
has all the refreshing glow of un one thing it is doing the country an
Home Office or Student.
expected discovery.
People who injury in that it is falling more
don’ t know baseball from dominoes heavily on producing wealth than
WALTER G. BROWN
must enjoy Rice's accounts of the inherited wealth. The men whom
we class as financial kings are es-
battles on Manhattan is’and.
capir.g in a large measure because
The commercial rlub o f Missoula,
M O N M O U TH TRANSFER
they are investing in tax exempt ¡ W
Montana, had a happy inspiration
Transferring by
securities. The men who are es- i -3
recently.
It caused the moving
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sential to prosperity, who employ | uj
auto truck and by
picture houses of the city to adver
labor, who develop inventions, who jj]
team, within the
tise that they would accept mail
exploit mines, are being hit and|f3
city
or out of town.
order catalogues as tickets of ad
this so radically that they have had
L eav e order» a t G a r a j a
mission. They even offered prizes:
to travel new and strange seas in
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I .* prize for the oldest catalogue, a
order to finance themselves ard
COFFIN 4. EGLESTON
prize for the newest catalogue, a
keep going. There is no business,
■ orne for the most used catalogue,
farmers, the retailers, or the
j etc. It must have been a novel the
manufacturers, that has a fat year
sight to see the spectators at the
every >ear. The times when good
-hows coming, each with a large i
crops and good markets come to
catalogue under his arm and th e!
gether are exceedingly rare. The
nen who collected tickets must
‘ manufacturer who has had a num
nave had a few busy moments. It
Bran, Mill Run and Com
ber of lean years and then finds
took several bon fires to dispose cf
th ngs come his way for a twelve
P o u ltry Supplies
B O N E , S H E L L and G R IT
: •* co •:
- a t
si! or
m oath ar.d has the government take
der houses are appealing to the fed
' three fourths of his earnings with*
eral trade commission for re’ ief
j out any reference to previous years,
from th.»t sort of treatment.
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An F. -te.-i iecturer :s puxslirg way a sma ier operator would do ir. O
>ver t i . r
e- f » ■ > pe , ir-1 the same circumstanse-
Thus we
u. e. .v nee : r< - ever convinced , get some idea of the problems that £
,bjrarg.ing it is assumed there confront the law makers at present, j jfl
Whole some and Sanitary
must be s me mental kick or re- How to curb accumulated wealth
a-:
:: at ? > ig*it. Arguing and at the*same time encourage the ' £
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differences , f polit y's or re'igt.r. r s.ness of the country to proceed 3
is our idea of zero ss s pastime.
j is s problem over which a greet TÍ
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M ORLAN
There Love and Happiness
A re Supreme
&
SON
Monmouth
Meditations^« *
A Home o f Ycur Very Ou'n
A Home that you have buit and paid for with your
own hart! earned money a Home that emboiiels all your
own ideas altout how a real heuse should be built— that's
the only Real Home. You owe such a Home to the wife,
the kiddies and yourself it breeds Love, Happiness,
Contentment and Better Health.
Nothing to worry
about and a nice little sum tucked away in the bark each
month that otherwise wiuld go to the landlord!
And it is easy to own such a Home you’ll le surprised
to learn how cheaply it can le built, Fee us about plans
mater als an I preies. It wil 1 le one thing that you will
always be glad you did.
Monmouth Lumber Company
L. W. Waller, Manager
Electric
Shoe
Shop
Groceries & Provisions
Good Goods and Fair Treatment
C. C. M ulkey
GOOD
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F U R N IT U R E ['fi? 3
IS
YOUR D U T Y \T V e
TO Y O U R
HOM E,
l&ror the
Cozy H om e
Life In the home revolves about the
It is the meeting place and
resting place of the family It is the heart
of the home. For furniture in. keeping with
this duty cf the living room we have chosen
v from the best work cf the best
manufacturers. Call ar.d see our
Kl i f r om.
F u rn itu re fo r C o m fo rt
The easiest cf easy chairs— Morris
chairs cf generous sire — all await your
Inspection. There are rockers here fcr
m.-V’ ex v 'c a sh; sews and la*grr rockers fcr mother
she rv
We h. e also a 1~1 h e
the
mar.» p eers, some d coratve and soire u-e'uL
that hrlp to gvr the hon elike individual touche*.
Be an©rg the first to so eot from th s ccl.ect.oo.
ot
Good Furniture Is Our Pledge to You
MONMOUTH' HARDWARE
J. E. Winegar. Proprietor
i wji Buy Your Second
Hand Furniture
It VOU have anv thing in th .> u ne t! at v ou w i<ti
to disiviso ot see me at t; . E le: trie Shoe Shop
to
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Chas. Atwater
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Biliousness
Highest Market Price Paid for
Poultry and Veal Calves
Thos. Boulden
j MONMOUTH MARKET
\
Fresh and Cured M eats
[
Thus Fouldtn asserts that what
wc know as vetch is known in Eng-
? sr i a> tart > s r i ; < ok x y si td
to the weed that :s known in x r .p
t-r c by the aar e name. He says!
that wKer the «cci c f vetch ard
wheat get mixed no average farmer
has the macii nery that will sepa
-, rate them. WhiV either grain can
be marketed M?paratelj. the mix-;
ture ts waited by no one. He has
found that by plac.rg the mixed I
seed where cfcicke'is car get at it
they will pick cut the wheat and
.cave the vetch, thus mas.ng a new
iue for chickens that haa not here
to f. re beer, re.-agn .ed.
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HEN you have a bilious attack
W
tout
lircr fails
to perform its function*. \ ou becom e con
stipated. The food vou cut ferments in your
J stomach instead of ¿icesting. This inrlamcs the
stomach and causes r.a..>ex. Yomiting and a terrible
headache. Take k hamberlain s Tablets. They will
^tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you
will soon he as sreli as erer. There is nothing hettc: *
¡Chamberlain's Tablets
& Son
‘ Mugsy” Vc7raw. manager
t-w bal :can kn-wa as tac Nrw |
V r t Giatt- has a r«K.tatx>a as a .
gam «: ta xar -as ra o œ to r? j
w.tn
?wz ar,i other *
.»*d pr :>ss oe*. r.a t there r
ether sa 5e tx us char w ter may b
inferre! a thxt
•w > be d* -gbts to be
* « plsyrrs whe nave n-
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rarri we « the battle of
J»t*»es M atre. the r * wtx» erga*
■srd the G*cta. was recette pa.-r
• x e the rista perai-ca bet. Am i
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