The Monmouth herald., March 10, 1922, Image 1

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T he M onmouth H e r a l d
Vol. X IV
M onm outh, Hoik C ou n ty , O reg o n , F rid ay , M arch 10. 19?2
No. 2 7
There is No Land Like Oregon and Only One Willamette Valley
HIGH SCHOOL
Arant will play two gtoupsuf solos.
Obituary
State Supt. Churchilll Rumored, Reported
The student body is sponsoring
The “ flu” victims are drifting
Mrs. Sophia Hastings, one of the
A t Oregon Normal back to school after their "vaca­ l akes Chicago Bride Concocted, Collected the concert to raise money to assist pioneer settlers of this section, was
in paying its pledge toward the Luried in the Lewisville cemetery
tion” , though some students are
boys’
and girls’ home near Uorva!
still out. “ Dad” Sickafoose is
The assessor and hisdeputies hate! |is> anJ thuse who attend a r e a s s u r . i Tuesday afternoon. A number of
J. A. Chutchill, state superin­
The Normal students were enter­ confined to his home and Mr. Jones
tendent of public instruction, and started the annual work this week ed of helping a worthy cause u> friends from Monmouth attended
tained at chapel hour last Thursday is taking his place.
Miss Inez E. Depew of Chicago, of creating a basis on which the well as hearing a tine musical pro the funeral services. Mrs. Hast­
by a dramatization given by the
Monday the student body enjoyed
ings with her parents came across
were married in the latter city taxes for next year are levied. gram.
boys and girls from the fifth and
tickets W ill be sold b> the plains before Oregon became a
a talk by Mr. Ostien of the Normal
While the task at any time is not a members of the student body at 35 state and lived
sixth grades of the Training school. on “ Reclaiming the Yakima val­ March 2.
for many years in
Mrs. Churchill has resided in path of roses, this year it is pecul­ and 25 cents.
They had chosen Edward Everett
ley” . He will conclude his talk in
the
vicinity
of
Pedee
and King's
Chicago for the last 12 years, but iarly less so. Each tax payer as
Hale’s “ Man Without a Country” the near future.
valley.
The
latter
part
of her life
In pursuance of the challenge
prior to that time she made her well as each section of the county
as the subject of their dramatiza­
was
spent
in
Monmouth.
Her hus­
Monmouth
won
the
last
game
of
home in' Oregon. She taught in Is apt to feel that there is discrim­ which was received recently iron
tion which was well worked out in
band
died
here
16
years
ago.
Two
the
season
from
Independence
Fri­
the rural schools of Lincoln and ination in favor of one or another Linnfield college to the men of tht
all detalis. Each actor entered
years
ago
she
became
so
feeble
with
day
night
by
a
score
of
22—16.
It
Lane counties and was employed as and the list of complaints is unusu­ Normal school for a debate early in
heartily into the spirit of his
May, a meeting was held Thursday age that she went to Peuee to live
instructor in the Baker schools for ally long.
words and did surprisingly good was a hard fought game.
Wednesday Miss Hazel Harris eight years, while Mr. Churchill
It is reported that the businets morning to discuss the matter. It with her son Reuben Hastings, with
dramatic work in his interpretation
whom she was living when she was
of them. The work was done un­ gave her oration to the high school was superintendent of the school men in Dallas combined to see that was decided to accept the challenge
taken by a stroke of paralysis. She
der the supervision of Mrs. Rychard, students. She is representing the there. She is a graduate of the their town gets a square deal at the anu to put two teams in the game
hands of the assessor, or in other George MacAdoo, John Miller, was the mother of four children,
the critic teacher. Besides being Normal in the Oratorical Contest Oregon Normal school.
only two of whom are living, Reu­
Mr. Churchill has been superin­ words, reduced assessments and Clinton Gi ¡.Tin and Eric Swenson
entertaining, the work furnished a at Newberg, March 10.
ben Hastings of Pedee and Mrs.
Elva Nissen
tendent of public instruction in Or­ that the business men of Indepen­ were selected as the members of
valuable object lesson to the stu­
Elkins of Albany. She was 84
egon for nine years. Prior to that dence have done likewise. If other the teams and Wendell Yanl.oan,
dents of what may be done by chil­
Grange Meeting
years
of age.
reports are true it is time that Everett Evans and Landon Regele
dren in dramatics.
Farmers who are interested in time he w as at the head of the Bak­
Monmouth also took action. The were selected as alternates.
Mr. Lewis, pastor of the local drainage are invited to attend the er schools for many years.
According to present plans there
assessor
is said to have the opinion
A telegram was received here
After passing a few days in the
Evangelical church addressed the open session of the Grange next
that
there
is
a
conspiracy
to
hold
will
be
debates
here
and
at
McMinn­
Wednesday
announcing the death of
students at the chapel hour last Saturday afternoon. George Kahel, east and middle west, Mr and Mrs.
ville
probably
upon
the
same
night
down
values
in
Monmouth
which
Mrs.
George
C. Fisher at Cornelius.
Wednesday. Mr. Lewis gave a drainage expert from the Agricul­ Churchill w ill come to Salem, where
although
definite
plans
have
not
as
even
extends
to
the
selling
and
She
was
a
sister-in
law of Mesdames
thoughtful and forceful talk on the tural College will be present with they will make their future home.
yet
been
made.
The
subject
of
the
renting
of
property.
A
ten
per
llalev,
Pember
an!
Berkley and
The marriage of Mr. Churchill
duties of a teacher and his far- information along this line. There
debate
will
be
announced
later.
the latter with Harold Haley will
cent increase in Main street values
reaching influence and importance. will also be on the program some and Miss Depew came as a complete
attend the funeral services Satur­
is said to lie contemplated.
surprise
to
the
former’s
friends
The Delphians will give their reg­ special music, a reading and an ex­ When Mr. Churchill left for Chica­
There’s music in the air. At least day. Burial is to be at Gales Creek.
ular program for the month in the ercise by the 1st and 2nd grades of go a few days ago he gave out the
A concert will be given in the we are promised there soon will be.
Mrs. Fisher, who years ago was
chapel on Friday evening, March the Training School.
information that he was to attend chapel Wednesday evening. March About twentv young nu n met in a resident of Monmouth, is surviv-
Mrs. Ona Webber Cordell arrived
10, at 7:30 o’clock.
The towns­
the annual convention of the super­ 15, by Arnold Morgan, dramatic the Commercial club rooms Tuesday **d by her husband and two children,
people are welcome to this program from Reno, Nevada Wednesday for intendent’s department of tie Na­ tenor and Burton Arant, pianist, un­ night to plan for the establishment e'even and thirteen years of age.
but are urged to be in their places a visit with her parents, Mr. and tional Educational association.
der the auspices of the student of a band in Monmouth. An or­ She died of the flu.
Mrs. J. V. Webber and also make
promptly at 7:30 o’clock.
body of the normal school. Both ganization was effected with J . S.
the acquaintance of the new house.
Monmouth is falling in line with musicians are so well known in Primp as conductor, Clares Powell,
A eousir* of Ira C. Powell, a
Miss Hazel Harris, who repre­
other
towns
in
the
valley
and
at
Monmouth
that
it
seems
unneces­
manager
and
Walter
Brown,
secre­
cashier
of one of the hanks in Al­
sents the Normal at the State Ora
M
the
regular
session
of
the
common
sary
to
add
that
a
genuine
musical
bany,
a
strong young man, died
tary-treasurer.
It
has
been
some
torical Contest at Newberg on
council
held
Tuesday
night
the
city
treat
is
in
store.
Mr.
Morgan
has
years
since
Monmouth
had
a
home
of
the
flu
one day this past week.
March 10, is putting the final
attorney
was
instructed
to
draw
up
been
engaged
in
musical
work
in
band
of
musicians
but
there
appears
touches on her work this week.
an ordinance for the regulation of Portland for the past several years plenty of talent at present and the
The Polk County Christian En­
Her subjcet “ The Individual, the
trucks
and
busses
entering
the
city.
and
is
a
member
of
the
Apollo
Club
deavor
Rally will be held in the
prospect
for
music
this
year
is
good.
Unit of Civilization,’ is a timely
R.
E.
Derby
appeared
before
the
wnich
ranks
as
one
of
the
best
male
Christian
Church beginning at 2:30
one and her paper is well worked
council
and
made
a
plea
for
regula­
choruses
in
the
United
States.
He
Mrs.
M.
W.
Jones,
who
has
been
Sunday
afternoon.
Speakers from
out, and will no doubt make a very
tion
which
resulted
in
the
above
was
also
a
member
of
the
well
Albany,
Eugene
and
Portland are
taking
treatment
in
a
Portland
hos­
creditable showing in comparison
action.
known
quartet
at
the
First
Chris­
expected.
There
will
be a social
pital
for
several
weeks,
arrived
with those from other schools of
The
mayor
was
instructed
to
bid
tian
Church.
In
addition
to
playing
hour
and
tea
will
be
served
between
-------------home the first of the week, much
the state.
in the property on Main street now Mr. Morgan's accompaniments, Mr.'improved in health.
the afternoon and evening meetings.
<
The delegates who were chosen
held for delinquent street assess­
from the Junior and Senior classes,
ments when the same is sold by the
and who will accompany Miss Har
sheriff for taxes. Two ordinances
Princess Mary, Her New Husband and Replica of Wedding Gown
ris, are as follows: Geraldine Pur­
were passed at the meeting, one
dy, Leone Barger, Ruth Mills,
adopting the new charter and the
George Prindie, Barbara Hixson,
other designed to abolish the print­
Dorothy Taylor. John Dickson,
ing of election pamphlets.
Burton Bell and Helen Michaelson.
Recently the water department
Miss Godbold, who has trained Miss
redeemed four bonds of the issue
Harris for the contest, will accom­
of ten years ago at 12,000 making
pany the delegation. Miss Michael­
a total of $2,500 of these bonds
son will respond for the Normal at
which have been retired. The priv­
the toast program at the banquet
ilege of retiring these bonds became
following the contest.
operative last September.
Items of
Interest
iiiiia From Skies
President Landers attended a lo­
cal institute in Pendleton Friday
March 3. He also made arrange­
ments for the summer school Nor­
mal that is to be in session in Pen­
dleton during the coming summer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Arant cf
Ashland are visiting relatives in
this city this week. Mr. Arant is
an Oregon pionter of 1852, having
crossed the plains when less than
two years oid. He was identified
with the development of Klamath
county and served as superintendent
of the Crater I.ake national park for
a period of ten years. Two years
ago he retired to live in Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Arant motored to the
valley stopping at Roseburg and
other points on the way. They will
spend several weeks in the Willam­
ette valley.
A motion picture under the title
of “ The Love Special” , with Wal­
lace ReiJ in the leading port, will
be given in the chapel on Saturday
evening, March 11. This is an at­
tractive picture, with just the kind
of plot most appropriate for this
actor, and will furnish a pleasant
evening’s entertainment.
The Delphians held a business
meeting on Tuesday at which they
elected their officers for the spring
term . The following were chosen:
President, Clara Allen of Portland;
Vice-president, Grace Parker of
Monmouth;
Secretary. Frances
Eckert, Portland; Treasurer, Melva
Thompson, Hood River; Reporter,
Chloris Hurst, Carlton, Sergeant-
at-Arms, Lavina Galloway, Prosser,
Washington.
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The grip has claimed quite a few
victims this week, possibly the most
conspicuous sufferer being E. M.
Fibbert who with his whole family
were all sick at one time. Others
indisjiosed were H. K. Sickafoose,
Myrl Mulkey and E. B. Arnold.
Miss Helen Cornelius, who has
been attending school in Ptrtl.ind,
is with her mother this week.
M an n a w hich fell from th e «kies
la st y e a r n e a r Je ru sa le m h a s been
receiv ed in th e U . S. by th e D e­
p a rtm e n t of C o m m erce.
I t w as
se n t h y th e S y rian B ishop o f J e ru ­
salem
T h e m a n n a is a g ra y ish -
w h ite su b sta n c e w hich fell d u rin g
th e n ig h t like dew and w as g a th ­
e re d b y p lacin g sh e e ts u n d e r tre e s
freffl w hich it w as sh ak en w hen th e
risin g sun had dried it on th e leaves.
I t is supposed to be th e sam e su b ­
sta n c e th a t fell for th e Isra e lite s in
th e w ild ern ess,
I 'e ttli n tilin g s in th e w orld, w hetl.
n r th e y a re funny, lu d icro u s, o r th in g s
th a t p ro d u ce th e laughing nlTnot.
<•» ll< th e b ra in to w ork c e rta in nin«
clc s a n d n e rv e s In a co m b in atio n th a t
p r o d u c e s a laugh.
I t Is lik e a nm
s'c a l In stru m e n t.
W hen a com bine
Hon o f n o te s Is strn c k . It p ro d u ces
sad o r Joyful tones. In th e “a m e w ay
th e Im pression aent to th e b ra in will
s t a r t th e p ro p e r co m bination a n d In­
sta n tly th e b ra in se n d s o u t t h * '’lan g h '
o rd er.
Som e
th in g s
m ak e
som e
people laugh, w h ile th e y do n o t affect
other* T h a t Is Irecause o u r b ra in s a re
not alw a y s th e sam e, in regard to re­
corded li.ipres*l>.iia
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