The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969, October 06, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON INVITES THE WORLD É&. tD in PORTLAND 1925 O FFER S A M A R K E T FOR YOUR PRODUCE AT HEILIG THEATER Season opened Sun. Mat.. Sept. 10. J 15c to 50c Three Mats. Sun.. Mon.. Tues. * 15c to $1.00. Three Nihhta. Sun. Mon. Tuea. 1 Iwepc 5«a$ars ry r , I J y MEDUSA Waterproofed C E M E N T Portland. Ororun V A U D E V IL L E PH O TO P L A Y S Complete Change Saturday. Adult». Itatin*«e. 20c Evening's. 3ik.\ Continuous 1 to 11 p. m. Children 10 cent» all time». w ill m ake Silos, G ranaries, Basem ents, etc.. W a te r* proof, R otproof, R a t p roof and F irep ro of Medusa W a terp ro o fe d W h ite P ortlan d C em ent Is the best fo r Stucco P la s te r on outside fo r B u n ga lows— Does not stain and d irt can be hosed off. Write for Literature. Sold by A. M cM ILLAN A CO., $40-350 East Ankeny Street. Corner Second. Portland. H E M S T IT C H IN G A N D P L E A T IN G . Ilu ttu n holln g — H u tton , — P la itin g — T u ck in g ami C h ain *titch ln g A ll M all O rd er, riv e n carefu l and prom pt atten tion BAB’S RESTAURANT t a g S S Ä ELITE SHOP. IN * Tenth near Washington Live Weh. at noon. SSI» Stark St PORTLAND HIDE PORTLAND & WOOL CO. , OREGON. 105 UNION AVENU! NORTH. Write for Price» and Shipping Tags W'e Pay Highest Price» for HIDES. PELTS. WOOL. MOHAIR. CASE IR A BARK Address Department B The Phonograph Known for Tone Si RADI VARA u « « < #ea » « « I < Page & Son Agent» wanted. Order direct from factor/. 33U East Morrison St., Portland. Oregon. STKAD IVAKA PHONOGRAPH CO. W rite us for prices and market conditions on Veal, Hogs, Poultry, Fruits, Potatoes, Ouioos, etc. Forty Years in the Same Location. Portland, Oregon KIMBALL P ian o s and Phon ograph s sold on in stallm en t plan. M cC O R M IC K M U SIC CO. O regon D istributors 429-431 W ash in gto n Street, Portlan d, O regon B O N D S Special Offer for Quick S a le . $5000.00 7 F’r«t Mortgage Bonds of Seaside Hotel Co.. : ae. Ore., at par. No better in vestment on the market than the bonds of this prosperous hotel. Advise us what securities you wish to buy or G. B. H AR RINGTON CO. U. S. National Bank Bldg., PO RTLAND “ IF IT HURTS DON’T P A Y .” Guaranteed den tal work. C row ns $5.00, P la te s $15.00, B rld ge w o rk $5 00 a tooth. T e e th extracted by gas. L a te s t modern methods. Dr. H e n ry Sender, D entist, 3rd ind M orrison, 2nd floo r A 11 sky Bldg., P o r t land, Or. W r ite or phone for appointm ent. W ed d in g Bouquets and Funeral P iec e* L u b lin er Florists, 348 M orrison St. □ If your R A D IA T O R heats or leaks, send it to us Armstrong Auto Radiator Co., 67 Burn dd** street. Portland. Oregon R H E U M A T I S M Jack King Cures it. Indies and Gents Exam ination free. 207 Dekutn bldg.. Portland. Ore R A IN IE R H O T E L RiksSl 90 » 4 * . 128N. M SL. PsnksiOr« Very Centrally located Convenient to all Depots, and one block from main Postoffice USED TRUCK BARGAINS 1 to 5 ton (¡M L, Republics, Whites, etc. Send for our List. WENTWORTH & IRWIN, Inc., O regon D istrib u tors fo r GM C T ru cks 200 Second St , Cor. T a y lo r P ortlan d, Oi INFORMATION DEPARTMENT IM P ftM C E xp ert a d vice on any IR v U m C Incom e tax problems ▼ IU S everal yea rs’ actual P L E A T IN G S P E C IA L | MA exp erien ce in G overn - Cut. seam, hem and machine QCT r « n i a n n f l Q I r M Q m t 'n t B u reau* Is offered pleat skirts ready for band. t-C IlL ® r n u D L f c P l O : hose unable to v is it our Hemstitching, o cents per yard. o ffic e S lat« your troubles b rie fly and EASTERN N O V E LTY MFC. CO. send in w ith $1 and w e w ill g iv e you hon est to goodness advice. It w ill pay you to 86? .• Fifth S t . ________________ Portland. Ore g e t in touch w ith us now. E. J. Curtin, B R A Z IN G , W E L D IN G A C U T T IN G Room 806 L e w i* Bldg., Portland, Oregon. N o rth w e s t W eld in g At Supply Co. 68 1st St C L E A N IN G A N D D Y E IN G F ire P r o o f a n d M o d e r n F o r raliab l* Cleaning? and D yeing s ervice send p arcels to ' M E i f a us w® Pay retu rn postage. In form ation and prices given upon request. P A R K A N D M O R R IS O N S TS. K X K E ’S C IT Y D Y E W O R K S Depot Morrison Cars direct to Hotel. Popular E stablish ed 1899 1 i Band Prices. Center Shopping and Theater district. C U T F L O W E R S A F L O R A L D E S IG N S F R A N K A. CLARK. Prop., C la rke Bros., Florists, 287 M orrison St.__ _ formerly with Clyde Hotel. F O U N D R Y A N D M A C H IN E W O R K S C om m ercial Iron W orks, 7th & Madison. FO O T C O R R E C T IO N 1ST F e a th e rw eig h t A rch Supports m ade to order J. E. T ry ze la a r, 618 P itto c k Block, P ortlan d, O r e . ___________________________ Located Sixth and H o yt H ID E S W A N T E D W e tan deerskins p roperly tagged, also S tric tly F ire p ro o f and Modern. N ear pay high est prices fo r horsehides. both depots and convenient car service W est Coast Tan n in g Co., 892 T en ln o St., to all parts o f city. Portland, O r e .________________________________ MOLEK BAKIU K COLLEGE I Teaches trade in 8 weeks. Some pay while laarn- l ing. Positions secured. Write for catalogue. 234 Burnside street. Portland. Ore. RITZ HOTEL H otel H oyt M O N U M E N T S — E . 3d a n d P i n e St*. O tto Schumann G ran ite A M a rb l* W o rk a PERSONAL Y guaranteed non-mrgical method of curing Pllet ha* never failed, and 1 eliminate the doubt in Y O U R case by refunding your fee il not cured. W rite or call today for free booklet. M DR. CHAS. J. DEAN I N D AND MORRISON PORT LAND. OR COON MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN W RITIN G M arry if L o n e ly ; m ost successful "H o rn * rich; con fid en tia l; M a k er” ; hundreds relia b le, y e a rs exp erien ce; description * free. “ T h e Successful Club,” M r*. Nash, B o x 556, Oakland, C aliforn ia.______________ SHIP US YOl R WCM »1 Cleaning, carding and mattresses. Crystal Springs Wtyolan Mills. 760 Umatilla. Portland. S A N ITA R Y BEAUTY PARLOR W e help the appearance o f women. T w e n t y - tw o in< h sw itch or tra n sfo rm a tion, value $7.60, price $2 46 400 to 412 Dekum Bldg. SHOE R E P A IR IN G M IN PORTLAND iir, 272 W a s hington BL V E T E R I N A R I A N — C attle a Spe cialty Dr. Ciias M. An derson, K en ton . Portland. SPOILED BY HIS SUDDEN SUCCESS Fame and Riche, Brought Nothing but his honor because there had t>een a Sorrow to Bret Harte, According breach of etiquette— a carriage had to Mark Twain. not been sent for it; that resumed its eastward Journey, leaving behind the Mark Twain relates In his auto grand kcheme of the I.akcslde Monthly biography In Hnri>er's Magazine, that in sorrowful collapse; that undertook alien ISret Harte sturteil east from to give all the product of Its brain for the I ’aciflc ioas{ after he hail won one year to an Eastern magazine for fame in a day with "The Heathen $10A>0 — a stupendous sum of money Chinee,” and with the eyes of the In those days— hut collected and spent world upon him, that he l»td lived all the money liefore the yenr was out, sf his life that was worth living. He and then began a dismal and harass was entering upon a career o f poverty, ing death-ln-life which was to cease leht, bitterness, and a world-wide fame only at the grave. that must have been often odious to Needtd Spraying. aim. Miss C. L. S. send* us the following There was a happy Bret Harte, a rontented Bret Hnrte. an ambitious which she receive«! direct from the Bret Harte, a hopeful Bret Harte. a lady referred to: Marjory, five years aright, cheerful, easy-laughing Bret old. after hearing f«»r the first time lla-te, a Bret Harte to whom it was the story of Eve and the apple, re l bubbling and effervescent Joy to be marked : *You know. Miss Smith, I »Uve. That Bret Harte died In San think the trouble was that tree wasn't Francisco. It was the corpse of that sprayed, and Eve should never have Bret Harte that swept In splendor eaten nn apple off of a tree that wasn't »cross the continent; that refused to sprayed. You never can tell what will go to a banquet in Chicago given In happen.* " — Boston Transcript. MANILA BARS WOMEN BOXERS | «■* per^n S i» Montha In Jail Penalty for Vlda- tlon of New L a » Pasaed 0 by Board. promoting a boxing match b *tw w « women >,||| »uffer f t . »ame punUhrocnt ss the principal». Need1» in Cheat. IT .rt ford City, Ind.—l>r. T. C. Mimila. P. I.— Wnmen are prnhlWte«1 Doc.1*. a local physician, determined from engaglng In boslng « a Che« o f tbe other day to Itarn what caused any «ort, amateur or professional, ty a pain In the left side o f hi* chest. an ordinano« passe*! by thè irunlclpal Freezing the sp«-t with local an board. The ordinano« proTbie# a pen esthetics, he operat-d on hi naelf ant alty of e li iconth»' lreprtoamneat or a found a ae-ving macnlue needle Imbed fine of 1100 or botti for any wotuan ded In tbe flesh, tbe point oenetratlng taklx-g pari la a boslng match, and tbe dlapbran. not far from tba heart. Uncommon Sense JOHN BLAKE HO NESTY •B O Y - SCOUTS Certain Books. Certain books seem to be written, n®t that w e might learn from them, I but in order that we might see how much tbe author kuows— Goethe. Health Before Everything. Health Is the essential factor la pro ductiveness, prosperity and happiness, and hence in the advancement of civil-1 ization.— Sir Frederick Treves. J, tiiKLCT FKGM TilE E,ro*nsvill< Woolen Mills to YOU A Fine Virgin Wool SUIT * T a ilo r •<? 35 . «» p a c ia lly four af»iMrr $ (•> These fine suit*, made from pure new wool direct from the sheeps | back, with no cot ; ton or sh ddy add V ed.wili<,ucwear two S or three c.it-ap suit*. A TEN-DOLLAH bill is either good or bud. A man Is either honest (CvDducttd by Nation,I Council ot lh * Bur Scout» of America ) ___ or dishonest. Lifting Power of Air. I f he 1, honest he will nofecheut cr steal, or take undue udvuntuge of an The lifting power of air ^ 0.165 other man, under uny circumstances. W t own our Woolen pounds per one thousand cubic feet Shop*, U he Is dishonest, his cheating and Summer time—schoolbooks closed-« I d Kttati stealing will he limited only by bis means a scout's own particular time, of air for each degree Fahrenheit i •Il Men'» T ai opportunity or bis timidity. camping days with their opportunities above the temperature of the sur Tbe difference between big thieves for advancing In scoutcraft and wood rounding air. This weight is the total 8 » 1» W6«r* the S ' m I i i Gtuwa** and little ciooks Is sometimes a dif craft and growing bigger and stronger weight inclusive of the dead weight of Fit aad Satiftlactio» ference of opportunity— more often a and better “ out among the big things.” the balloon. G u tra a tca d * r M o sey difference of courage. Last year in the “ ,000 boy scout Back. v Tbe little thief doesn’t steal con camps throughout the country over Brownivill, Jud Tunkins. tinually because he is afraid to. The 100,000 hoys enjoyed the Advantages Wool«-» MlUo y A f T 'A Jud Tunkins says there's more pa- Portland. / \c big thief has less timidity—or less of the scout program. The cost per Oregon / A * •■c-'' uV* Imagination, and steals whenever he boy per week averaged less tlitin $5.40, t riot ism in three days' work for your has a chance. the ramping department emphasizing country than there is in three cheers. But one is Just as dishonest as the the necessity of keeping the cost at The Cuticura Toilet Trio other. And often the little fellow Is the minimum to make It possible for Having cleared your skin keep it clear the worse, for he udds cowardice to all scouts to attend. Every indication this year points to by making Cuticura your every-day his crookedness. A full-grown man or woman, trained an increased number of campers and toilet preparations. The soap to cleanse In life who does a dishonest action, camps, and a pronounced development and purify, the Ointment to soothe and ® —— — Fascinatingly Fr**r»nt heal, the Talcum to powder and per will do another under the same cir of facilities. cumstances. No toilet table Is complete At tbe boy scout camps no laxity fume. A boy or girl, lacking this training Is allowed in the matter of safeguard without them. 25c everywhere.—Adv. Sample fraeof 'a m p le fra * o f 0»Ue*ra LaberatoriM.D«pt.X MaHUa. will sometimes become straight with ing boys from harm— moral as well as M mi . Kvfrynhcra 26r i the growth of intelligence. physical. For the ancient adage about hon Great cure Is taken In selecting a Shawls Came First. esty being the best policy Is so ap competent cutup staff and every rea parent to common sense that even peo sonable provision is made for instant The shawl is the mother ot all ple who are mentally crooked often attention in ruse of sickness or acci clothes. Before scissors were in turn honest and remain honest, mere dent. The records of the organization vented all humans, who wore any ly because more profit can be hud In show remarkable health conditions thing at all, wore shawls. The cold that manner of life. throughout all scout camps and al er the climate the larger and heavier It Is well to apply the honesty test most uo accidents of consequence. the shawl. In the tropics the shawl to yourself, and change your 1 -thod Boys are safer by fur in u boy scout was of fig-leaf size. The summer If you find that under certain c cum- camp thuu in any city. shawl is our sheet. The toga, and stances you would take advantage of And then the advantage of the finally the clothes of today emerged a fellow creature— legally or Ille training. Sportsmen say there Is no Lake, Michigan. — “ About one vear ago from the original shawl. gally. experience like camping to bring out Even as I suffered with irregularities and a weak and develop a man's ability to team It Is well to drop friends that you ness and at times was late as our Civil war men wore shawU catch cheating at cards or at golf, or with other men. It’s a great art for obliged toatayoff my for overcoats. In business. For the cheat Is a par a hoy to he able to do good team work feet. 1 doctored with our family physician ticularly despicable form of crook, with other fellows: to share his Job Overdoing It, and he finally said he and their Job, his fun und their fun, end deserves no friends whatever. could not understand The man who lays by a borrowed Never think that n man or n woman his treats und their triuits. That is my case, so I decided umbrella for a rainy day is altogether Is a little dishonest, or dishonest how life-long friendships are formed. to try LytliaE. l ’ink- It puts a boy on his mettle. It about some things and honest about hani s V e g e t a b le too thrifty.— Boston Transcript. brings out the best tliut is in him, anil others. Compound. A fter I it is one secret of the pull of the scout had taken the first Just because you think lift Is not They are 100 per cent honest or camp on scouts who have been there. bottle 1 could see not honest at all. They are honest worth living is no sign that death will that I was g e t t in g To tlie summer camp, with Its In everything or honest In nothing. better. 1 took several be worth dying. swimming, hiking, tracking, collecting, I f they are honest, ns we believe exploring, canoeing, climbing, good lottles o f the Vegetable Compound and used Lydia E. I’inkham's Sanative Wash most people are, they are worthy to cuts, sleep, scoutcraft, campfire sings and I am entirely cured o f my ailments. be trusted. If they are dishonest, and stories every scout should try to You may publish this letter if you knowing what dishonesty means, the go, for It’s— • wish. ’ ’— Mrs. M a r y S h e r m a n , Route 2, wider berth you give them the better Out am ong the big th in g,, the h eig h t, Lake, Mich. It will be for you. that gleam afar, There is one fact women should con (© by John Blake.) is needed in e v e r y d e pa rt m en t o f h o u s e A fellow gets to wonderin' w h at m ean , sider and thatis this. Women sufforfrom k ee pi ng . E q u a l l y g o o d f o r t o w e l s ,t a b le --------o -------- each distant star? irregularities and various forms o f weak lin e n ,» b e e ts a n d p i l l o w c a s e » . G W e n H e may not get an answer, but som ehow ness. They try this and that doctor, as e v e ry night. well as different medicines. Finally they tn » Ynn S itic fo fl? H e fe e l, am ong the big things that e v e r y take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound, Are ion jausnea: b BF.MNKF..WALKER u s in e s s c o l l e g e thing's a ll right. and Mrs. Sherman’s exjierience is simply I » the biffffpAt, moat p e rfe c tly equipped another case showing the merit o f this Hualnes* T ru m ln g School In the N o rth west. F it y o u rse lf fo r a h igh er punition well-known medicine. w ith m ore m on ey F erm an en t poaltton* W HY SCOUTS REFUSED REWARD I f your family physician fails to help ansure<l our Graduates. W rite fo r c a ta lo g — Fourth and Yam h ill. you and the same old troubles persist, Portland By F. A. i f ALKER An account of the rescue by boy why isn 't it reasonable to try Lydia K. scouts of three men from drowning Pinkham's V e g e t a b l e Compound? No. 40. 1922 P. N. U. appeared recently throughout the FROM TH E SH AD O W S country. The uccount read suhstan tiully as follows: f p i I E man or woman who smiles ■ upon us from ttie lowly cottage Boy Scouts Rescue Three Men From Drowning; Refuse Slim Reward. door, ever ready to offer a helping “ Chicago, May 1(1.—Three men at hand to the unfortunate and to give cheerful encouragement to the weary, the point of death In Lake Mlchigau has, through tenderness and love, after their rowboat hud capsized, found the way to a sunshine that were rescued yesterday by four boy- grows brighter and brighter until the scouts. When the third man had been landed, one of the rescued victims of end of life. fered the scout leader a dollar bill The dismal pnnorama o f dark ‘for a reward.’ It was not accepted.' clouds bus drifted away from the Tbe account did not mention why sky and nothing remains but the crys the scouts refused the reward, but tal depths o f benevolent blue. here’s the reason. It wasn't because Despair has yielded to confidence, the gratuity was “ sllin.” It wasn't but not without first marking Its exit because the hoys didn't have use for with sorrows und tears, und perhaps pocket money. It wus because to d< also ragged dishonor, thus fitting tlie so would be a violation of the scout soul for the comforting change. law which says In part: “ A scout may Erring, thoughtless, selfish, un work for pay, but must not receive true, und living in the valleys of tips for courtesies or good turns.” It darkness while the beauties o f Na wouldn't have been hard to Identify ture were striving for mastery, the these boys ns scouts. Their courage shadowed soul found it difficult to and skill in making the rescue gave rise to the glorious heights where evidence of their scout training; theit the atmosphere was sweet and pure. faithfulness to the scout law confirmed If, when you are in the shadows, It. It’s Just such boys as these, with you expect an angel from heaven to the courage to help others at all times come to earth and lead you away to and to hold fast to their conviction, a blissful elysium, you will find that that are the hacLiAine of the move you are still living among shadowy cient. And all honor to them ! deluslons. To break away from the sombrous SCOUTS’ APPR ECIATIVE HOSTS shade lurking everywhere about us is extremely difficult, but with a In the city o f Lincoln the chief of heart filled with a struggling radi ancy of faith, sustained by qualities police recently invited the hoy scouts which only faith can give us, we of the city tKK) In number, to he the can do it, and reach the state of guests of himself and his associates tranquil content which comes quiet on the police force nt a barbecue. ly to the earnest and sincere, like When asked by a reporter why he pro the sunshine of morning after u night posed to do this he answered : “These boys have, for several years, of storm. performed public service of such nn W e may clap our hands to the Important character, ami which lias heights but we cannot rt-ach them been such aid to the police, that we except by our own unceasing en have been released for more serious deavor. service. Therefore. I wish, with my We must expect tired, bruised feet, associates, to give this evidence of we must anticipate slips and falls and our hearty appreciation.” „ a sickening sense o f our own in This Incident, showing that the [si firmities. but we must keep ¿limbing— lice of a city and the boy scouts are in keep holding fast all the while to the co-operation for the community's f<**l. hand of shining-eyed Faith, who. In (a being repeated in many other ntiea. spite o f our unwurthlneaa, will lead us hour by hour to higher ground. BERRIES TO PAY CAMP FEES There are many ways In which we may help ourselves, but not until Scouts of Canlsteo, N. Y . Troops 1, our hearts have been properly attuned 2 and 3, will have an opisirtunlty to to the dominant key and kept In pay their way at camp by picking ber tune. ries on their own cainp site A fruit Hard work, hf;h thinking and a grower has offered a beautiful i [ » o l charitable attltnd* towards others will Lake Lamoka. Tyrone, N. I., to the be found helpful attendants, for with scouts with the provision that they out their first aids no man or woman pick his berries for him. He will pay however accomplished or exalted, .can the boys by the bos. All tbe boys at hope to emerge from the shadows and camp will do equal work, so as to In write an acceptable record of a well sure unity of program. Tlie boys say: spent life. “ You see, in this way we cun really ( • hr MeClar* X s » , p , p « r I r i d l i U i . ) •pick our_©wn camp sits.” •OUT AMONG THE BIG THINGS’ Cuticura Talcum Always Healthful HER AILMENTS ALL GONE NOW j Mrs. Sherman Helped by Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veg etable Compound R e BALL d C BLUE ro s s 1 Something to Think About WRKLEYS after every meal adds a zest and helps digest. One five cent package of Wrlgley*s contains a beneficial after dinner treat for the whole family. It gives delight and keeps teeth white. It*s a satisfying sweet. Wrlgley*s is cleansing, cooling and soothing to mouth and throat. Lasts long—costs little—does much. Wrlgley*s Is made clean and comes to you clean, wholesome and full ot flavor In Its wax wrapped package.