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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1922)
RELIEF FOR FARMERS URGED President Emphasize* Striuuniitw of OF CURRENT WEEK Situation of Agriculturist». Washington, b. C. — Immediate re lief must be given farmers sta te present agricultural crisis, delegates to the national agricultural conference, Oaily News Items. which convened Monday, were told by FOR YOU President Harding, who lace, farmers and representatives of Industries dependent on agriculture, SCHOOL DAYS ! Death Takes Pontiff at Six Thursday with a tun ere*. Rainier.— R. N. Lovelace Sunday Morning-. opened the conference. Secretary W al COMPILED n e w s Tualatin.— The Hall Lumber com- | pany, which has been shut down for more than six months, started work in the Brief Resume Most Important the speakers. POPE LOSES LONG ♦" BUHLE FOB LIFE NO HOPE AT MIDNIGHT of Rainier has been re-appointed a member of' the Columbia county fair board, by the county court, for the term of three years. Rainier.— Deputy Internal Revenue Collector Turner will be at Rainier on February 11 to aid persons in making uation and suggested remedies. Holy Father Remain» Cheerful During Event» o f Noted People, Government» out their income tax statements. Mr. Remedial measures outlined by the Illness Household at Bedside Turner will be at St. Helens Feb •nd Pacifie Northwest, and Other I president and subsequently indorsed ruary 10. Until End Come». Things Worth Knowing. by many speakers Included more ade- Florence.— While running an edger I quate financial facilities, especially in Vaughan tc Bester's mill at Acme, ' working capital, for the farmer on Rome.— Pope Benedict died at 6 ! ° T • Friday; John Gregory suffered A New York dispatch says the state | long-time loans to provide for his ; the loss of a hand. Gregory is a young o'clock Sunday morning. o f Oregon's 110,000,000 Issue of 4V4 man about 18 years old, and his home per :ent soldiers' bonus bonds was turnover; extension of co-operative The end had been expected for sev is at Acme. bought Tuesday by a syndicate headed marketing, buying and loan associa eral hours. The attending physicians. by Stacy & Braun. The bid was tions o f farmers; development of Salem.— Ten thousand dollars is the Cardinal Gasparrl and other members waterway transportation and power 100.179. capital stock of the Fort Klamath possibilities; more efficient machinery of the pope's household were present Permission is granted the Chicago, (or collecting and distributing market at the bedside. Agricultural & Livestock company, for Burlington & Quincy railroad by the information, including the demand and From midnight all hope had been which articles of incorporation were interstate commerce commission to consumptive outlook; development of abandoned and at 2 o ’clock Dr. Bat- filed with the corporation department Issue $30,000,000 in new bonds to pro the St. Lawrence-Great Lakes water tistini had announced that the pope bere recently. vide funds for additions and improve way project and assurance to agricul could not live longer than four hours Bend.— Dropping of manual training ments to Its lines. ture of equality of opportunity with at the maximum. and domestic science from the high At 3 o'clock Dr. Cherubini, Cardinal school curriculum are among the econ I>aden with about 7000 tons of corn all other industries. (remand for reduction of freight Ciorgt and the pope's nephew gath omies planned by the Bend school and manned by an all-American crew, rates was voiced generally by the ered around the bedside, the end directors to save 19 per cent, slight the steamship Western Maid sailed farmers and a reduction in retail seemingly being near. The pope ap- j ]y less than $23,000, in expenses the I f ye break faith with us who ill*. from Baltimore Tuesday for Reval, prices also was suggested as a neces peared to be In considerable distress. coming year. W e »h a ll nut *h-ep, though puppies grow where the cargo will be unloaded for In Fland ers Field sary step to start increased consump His extremities then were becoming —John McCrae. starving Russians. Salem.— February 10 is the date set tion of farm products. cold. by the state board of control for open-1 FOOD FOR THE FAMILY Plans announced In Rochester, N. Depression in agriculture, which After the publication of the bulletin ing of bids on the new ventilating Y., Tuesday provide for what local was declared by speakers from five announcing that all hope had been DISH that is nourishing enough officials think would be the largest leading farm regions to be general in given up, Monsignor Nigone, Father system for the senate chamber and to take tiie place of a main dish the house of representatives at the single school building in the world. the United States, is reflected in in Basil and Dr. Battistlnl also remained at diutier is: It will cover 3% acres and will have dustries intimately connected with by the bedside. After a time the doc capitol. It was announced by mem Hominy With Olives. bers of the board. 211 rooms. Us estimated cost Is $4,- and dependent on a prosperous agri tor told his holiness that they were Fry one smull onion cut tine in a 000 , 000 . Canyon City.—The celebration of the little fut until golden. Add three scant culture, It was asserted by representa praying for the peace of the world, to 60th anniversary of the discovery of cupfuls of cooked samp or a can of tives of the milling, packing, fertilizer which the pope replied: Unless Armistice day Is specifically "I would willingly offer my life for gold on Canyon creek, which will take hominy; stir until hot, then add one- and implement Industries. Each of agreed upon as a holiday, railroad em j place June 8, 9 and 10 at Canyon City, fourth of a cupful of milk, the same the latter pledged full co-operation the peace of the world." ployes must be paid for that day, even He then turned on his side and lay promises to be one of the important of water, stirring all the time; add with agriculture in any effort looking If they do not work, under a decision watching those near him. | features of 1922 In eastern Oregon. three-fourths of a cupful of grated to restoration of normal conditions. of the United States labor board in a | cheese, and when it Is melted remove At 2 A. M. the first definite symp Residents from several counties are Secretary Wallace outlined the pur 1 from the beat before the cheese be- clerks' dispute on the Pere Marquette pose of the conference after President toms of approaching death were expected to attend. I comes stringy. Then add one-half cup- railroad. Harding had delivered'his address and marked. Corvallis. - Benton county b a n k s!™ üf "‘ T ’1 rl,,e ut < ,,llvei'' ' Vnn o/in Qlwl 1 r cu The number of Idle freight cars in Representative . Anderson of Minne At one lucid period the pope was Season und cnec.i serve at once. creased by 27,998 between January 1 sota was made permanent chairman, able to partake of nourishment; he took up the entire issue of Benton Scotchies. and January 8, according to reports to while 12 major committees were ap then Instructed the major donio to I county 5 per cent bonds, amounting Tuke two cupfuls of rolled ««at», put the car service division of the Ameri pointed to study problems with the wake him in time for mass, to be cele- I to $110,000. They were sold at par. can Railway association. On the lat view of submitting recommendations. 1,rated at 6:30 A. M. In his chapel,! "rkese bonds were offered last year through the meat chopper and brown but as they had to be sold at par there lightly in the oven. Tuke two table- ter date the number of idle cars was W. J. Bryan late in the afternoon adjoining the bedroom. were no takers. The bonds were auth- spoonfuls of shortening melted, one- given as 646,673. There had been moments Saturday described the conference as one of orized for the purpose of constructing! fourth of a cupful of molasses, one- Chicago’s $2,700,000 municipal repair the most Important held in this coun when it was feared the end had come, the Alsea road I teaspoonful of salt, one fourth of a | teaspoonful of soda. Mix all the dry shops have been closed us a failure, it try In a long time. Agriculture, he but stimulants revived the pontiff, Hood River.— The stockholders o f . ingredients, add the melted sborten- became known, following an investi Baid, was in the worst condition in 30 and his natural powers of resistance gation by a committee of aldermen. years and he could not see how there carrted him through the turning point the Farmers' Irrigation company,1 ing and the molasses and milk. Roll City work done there "cost 300 per could be any general prosperity until temporarily. He seemed to cling to ranchers of a large portion of the West 'thin and cut In strips and bake 20 minutes In a moderate oven. Ice each cent of what it would have cost" in the condition o f the farmer was Im life as did l ’ope I’ ius X in 1914 when Side orchard district, at the annual cake as it comes from the oven with the final outsome was In doubt for meeting recently unanimously auth proved. commercial shops. sugar melted with a little water. orized the directorate to float a bond Touching on other questions he de many hours. Bread prices were reduced 1 cent clared that the present congress had Saturday was a day of great un issue of $75,000 for use In making Savory Sandwich Filling. In Chicago Tuesday, Russell J. Poole, done more than previous ones “ be certainty In Rome and deep anxiety permanent improvements to the upper Blanch one-half cupful of ulmomls secretary of the city council commit cause 1 think it's more scared than among those who watched and prayed ditch and flume. and brown them In n tat>U"q>oonful of tee on living costs, announced. Pound other congresses.” at the Vatican, for virtually all hope cooking oil. Then chop fine. Season North Bend.—The barkentine Amy loaves heretofore selling for 10 cents Braising the agricultural bloc, he of the pope's recovery had been aban Turner, loading at this port at the well with salt and paprika, and add four tablespoonfuls of chop|>ed p ic k le s , were sold for 9 cents and 24-ounce said It was different from other blocs doned even In early morning. Bay Park Lumber company dock, will one tablesponnful of chutney, chopped. louves previously sold for la cents because its members had "acted open carry spruce lumber to Australia Spread buttered bread with cream went ut 14 cents. Exports Yake Big Drop. ly and the others acted secretly." amounting to 800,000 feet. The Bay cheese softened and sprinkled with Washington, D. C.— Exports of man Park mill has been running on the chop|ied almond mixture. This Is suf The United States cruiser Brooklyn, New Pope Slated to Act. ufacturers fell off by $2,000,000,000, order for several weeks. The Amy ficient filling for a loaf of bread If the credited with having fired the first shot against Admiral Cervera's fleet Washington, D. C. — Some under shipments out of the country of raw Turner should load her cargo In three slices are cut very thin. In the battle of Santiago during the standing between the Catholic church materials dropped by nearly $1,000,- weeks and get away not later than Liquid Yeast, Hpanlsb'Arnerlcan war, has been sold and the orthodox church of Russia 000.000, and foodstuffs exports de the middle of February. Take four medium sized potatoes, by the government to an Oakland, may be un act of the next pope. Bene clined by about $500.000,000 during Tillamook. — The county court washed, pared and grated, boll about California, firm for Junk. The Brook dict XV, entering into negotiations 1921, the commerce department an awarded a contract to Thomas & five minutes stirring constantly, using Imports showed I lyn, now obsolete, was built in 1896. one qunrt of water. Add one-fourth of with Lenlne, obtained the liberation nounced Saturday. Meservey of Portland to cruise 10,000 a cupful of sugar, one tenspoonful of of the archbishop Monsignor Edward similar declines In the various groups j | acres of timber land in this county at salt, one dry yeast cake soaked In one- The arrest of Benjumln Greenberg de Ropp, who has been held a prison of commodities. In Boston, Mass., on charges of at During 1921 exports of manufactur I the rate of 25 cents an acre. This fourth of n cupful of warm wnter, or er by the bolshevik). Once the Ice tempting to dispose of bonds alleged ers aggregated $2,025,000,000, com | was found neccessary on account of one cake o f compressed yeast may be was broken, Benedict continued to j some of the timber being burned and used. When luke warm add the yeast to have been part of the loot In a $1,- negotiate for the release of Russian pared with $4.163.000,000 during 1920, and keep at same temperature for 000,000 robbery at Los Angeles lust While Imports aggregated $962.000.000 ' omP bT The tim- and Polish ecclesiastics. twenty-four hours. This yeast should Murch was followed Tuesday by of during 1921, as against $1,«89.0<*,*00 M * ' owner!' " ■ * * th,>y ar* not be kept more than two weeks. ficial statements indicating that In too high and want a reduction in their the previous year. Pacific Cable Repaired. taxes. vestigations were taking a wide range. Raw materials exported In 1921 I New Potatoes and Peas. San Francisco.— The break in the Took small new potatoes and a Salem —The sum of $16.478 81, the The proposal of the Lehigh Valley rommerclal Pacific cable near Midway amounted to $984.000,000, as compared few sweet green pens In as little railroad for a reduction In the wages Island has been repaired, according to with $1,970,000.000 in 1920, while 1m-j largest award ever made by the state WHter as possible. Make a thick rich ports totaled $853,000,00, against $1,-j industrial accident commission, was of Rs firemen and oilers will he sub word received Monday by Ihe foreign white sauce, stir in the vegetables j set aside Friday morning from the mitted to the rallroud labor board trade department of the San FrancLeo 751.000,000 during 1920. ami serve with plenty of pepper and Shipments of foodstuffs during the | Oregon workmen's compensation fund salt. This was decided at a conference be chamber of commerce, the work hav tween representatives o f the men and ing been done by the cable company's l ast year aggregated $1.461.000,000, as for Mrs. Gertrude E. Ward and her officials of the company, at which it staff at Midway. The staff went out compared with $2,033.000.000 during eight children, all o f whom are under was found impossible to reach a set six miles In small boats, raised the 1910, while imports totaled $672.000,- the age of 16 years. Monthly install- cable by hand and put In a temporary 000. against $1.815,000,000 during 1920. ments will total $94, of which $30 C opyrigh t. 1»12. \V#«t«rn N ew spaper Union. tlement. --------o -------- 1 1 will go to the widow and $8 to each splice. Conscience-Stricken. Severe shocks felt In many sections Pops's Memorial Plan. of the children. “ See here." protested the lawyer, “ If of Los Angeles Tuesday night, shat New Y o rk —The Knights o f Colum \ Grain Moving to Russia. I'm going to ilefend you, you'll have tering w indow glasses In some quar bus w ill undertake a million dollar a - ’ -m -D e s p ite the fact that there h , Washington, ft. C Since the con ters and shaking frame dwellings In welfare work In Italy aa a memorial * t>r’> ,I4 accidents reported to the i ..j (|n { it •> rP,,|t lied hi* client. gressional appropriation of $2o.Otx),ono nine distinct shocks between 7:10 and | to Pope Benedict XV. James • « . Fla ,Ut<* ll" ,u*,rU > *ccldent commission1 " I’m new in the bootlegging burine-.», _ _ „ ■ 8 $t) o'clock, agitated many residents I for Russian famine relief was passed. herty announced" here. "The death of \ ,or ,he wf ek January 1». »here and I I have have such such a p - r memory for 12 fond cargoes consisting of 3,040,t)00 The shocks were of such extent In I’ope Benedict." he said, “ Is a personal was only one fatality, according to a r. aces for all I know I may have so- residential sections that from several bushels of grain have been shipped loss to every one of the 800,000 ntem report made by the commission. L. N. tlclted the Judge. -Birm ingham Age- places It was reported that people fled from this country. Secretary Hoover bers of the Knights of Columbus. He Siddalt. a chaser employed In a log Herald. ------- (V- from their heusea and congregated In said Monday, lie added that 18 ves was the first supreme pontiff person ging camp, near Astoria, was the man the streets. Plastering In many real sels are loading more than 3,000.000 who lost his life Of the 314 acci ally to commission the Knights of bushels of grain. dencc» was cracked. Columbus to perform a definite work, dents reported. 292 of the victims are and we shall make that work a mem subject to the provisions of the work The programme which the American Coins to Be Memorial. men's compensation set. it was stated. OK. world of yvrsset* farm bureau will submit to the na- Washington. IV f -Authority for orial to him." colored .jkiea ttonal agricultural conference when It! the director of the mint to direct coin Portland.— Additional machinery is Rentals Still Soar. convenes next week will call for early [ age of the Grand Memorial gold dollar being installed In the new plant o f the And mystic, nights t-nd enactment by congress of laws "clear ' sod »liver half, was granted In a bill , h- Washington, D. C.— Additional evl- A sinding trees, ly defining rights o f the farmers to l h o s '». The measure provides for the dencc of soaring rental charges here | f°rt I* being made to get everything H y K e v r t s »so f u l l o f market their products cooperatively " coinage of 10.000 gold dollars and 250,- l o v u f o r y o u ------ In making this affnoum, te nt, the ooo sliver half dollars. Senator Smoot, republican. Utah, who season which will start in about 6<i Excvse tkis bureau said Its economic and legisla said that the owners of the building rta>* Wh -» the machinery 1* all in rrJLvzdlm outVvrst,' tive proposal* would be based on the Loaf of Bread 1 Cant. which houses the department of Jus Portland plant will have rost in plet-v* plan s jji'te .l at the convict -i In At Great Falls. Mont.— As a result of a tice had proposed an Increase of "only the neighborhood of $ 2 . 000,000 and \anta, Ga. Also. It was said Informa continuation o f the price war between -"m e 40# or 500 p y cent" when t ..•■ » ;'l b° <>n" of tt. !° - t in the ,, ;intrv tion which the department of agricul local bakeries, bread was selling at lease expires in June. Senator King. A portion of the plant already Is in ture Is collecting on farm tenantry most retail stores here Monday for 1 lemocrat. Utah, suggested that the t operation, furnishing employment f >r and other problems will be made avail rent a loaf. The loaves weigh 1< government appeal the esse to the about 300 men When In full opera- ounces. able to the delegates. district rent commission. | tlou about 700 will be employed. emphasised the seriousness of the sit A THE CHEERFUL CHERI/& * 1 ■ ■ — & Uncommon Sense By JOHN BLAKE MA K E HOURS COUNT H A V I N G ti m e is m M S levs j e l l u t iliz e th e effort ilh- tim e JTM save. Most people are In a hurry. They rush to their offices In the morning. They „ „ j , to t,leir i,on,es at night. When they get to the office, they sit around waiting for dinner. About three quarters o f the average man's time is sjient "sitting around." And tiifie s|ient sitting around Is al ways wasted time. You are given about eight hours to loaf If you want to and eight hours to work. Unless you have an unusually easy Job, you enn save little out o f the eight hours’ working time. You can save from one to five hours out of the eight, at leust once or twice a week, If you are careful. Hut unit's» you use that time, and use it w isely, there will he no sense in saving it. Most successful men are very care ful to save a little time out of the so- culled idle eight hours. They use this either to add to the efforts they put forth on their regular business, or to take up something reluted to their business which is inconvenient to do during working hours. In other words they use their time as intelligently as they do their money. They make It earn dividends. And time set to work In that fashion Is always a good investment. Steamships, railroads, rapid transit lines have together affected an Im mense saving of time for the hutnau race. No longer does a man need to sjiend a month, practically Idle all the time, going from London to New York. He can go in less than n week, with three weeks saved. Those three weeks are worth money. They may mean success. Use them ari<l a considerable share of all the time you save, and your output soon begins to show a gratifying increase. (Copyright.) LYRICS OF LIFE By DOUGLAS MALLOCH THE USUAL LIFE DO NOT wish jou riches, friend. For riches may not stay— So much we lose, so much we lend. So much we throw away. I wish y»u only smiles through tears And glad dajs in the saddest years. I I do not wish you cloudless skies; They can't be always fair. ltut may the sun that sinks arise, T l.e ,1Part lrU e from c-rfl y, ; . ............. ,iut n), y they show A silver lining somewhere, though. I do not wish yon only ease. No toll for hand or brain; They are but parasites, are these t\ho live by others' pain. No, something must your life employ— But may your labor be a joy. I do not wish you, friend, too much. Each day a day o f sun; I wish yon only treasurers such As other men have won. And better friend am I than they Who wish for you a cloudless day. I wish for you a modest part. And simple Joys for you; And then I hope with all my heart That atmple dream comes true. I wish you toil, and merriment— The usual life, with life conteoL (C w rtg k L )
