The Monmouth herald., January 12, 1923, Image 4

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T he H erald
tc * W Marc* t i m
RICHARD B. SWENSON
E *tor a P
MONMOUTH. OP EGON
i s s i ED KVEÄY FRIDAY
FRIDAY. JANUARY 12. 1923
Rata*
One year
Six months
Three months •
The Most Eeffctive
Worker
to o
11.00
75 ets
nor
$50.000,000.000. The act makes no |
pretense of new cietsideration for
the needy or dependent, no r e w (
generosity for th e veteran wards of
' the Nation; it is an o u trig h t be­
stowal upon the G overnm ent’s pen­
sion roll, with a heed essr.ess for
the Governm ent’s financial problem s i i
which is a discouragem ent to-evrrv
effort to reduce expenditure and i
thereby relieve the Federal burdens
cf taxation
The more p artic u la r objection to
this act. however, lies in its loose
provision fe r pensioning widows.
The existing law makes the widow
of a Civil War veteran eligible to ‘ V
pension if she m arried him p rio r to ,G»
Monmouth
Meditations
E 30L
Money is the most effective w ork­
er in the world because it NEVER
RESTS. Day and night it is a t it*
task earning in terest, b rn g in g in
income for its owner.
But it m ust be invested before it
can work* And th a t is what this
bank does with your money, sharing
the earnings with you by paying
you 4 per cent interest «n every dol­
lar you let us use
1 1 0 0 opens a
Savings Account and obtains a Lib­
erty Bell Bank.
June 27, 1905.
Popular Fiction, 85c
P e te r B. Kyne
P e te r B. Kyne
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"The Sheik” -
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and 200 other titles by p o p u iar w rite rs
‘"K in d red o f th e D u s t”
’’C ap p v Ricks”
Magazines a n d P e r io d ic a ls
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Hocnr nth's largest and most complete Confectionery and Book Store
In other words. ^
marriage within 40 years o f the C X ^ -
end o f the Civil W ar gives a Teter- _________________________________________________ __ ______
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ar.'s widow a good title to a pension.
The act retu rn ed herew ith extends
the m arriage period specifically ¡to
Ju n e 27. 1915, and provides th at
W ith the breaking up of party
a fte r th a t date any m arriag e, or
lines, party regularity can no longer
j cohabitation, fo r tw o years p rio r to
be relied on by national 'egislators
a v eteran 's death shall make the
to back up th eir jobs; th erefo re the
widow the beneficiary of a pension
tendency to curry favor w ith special
to $50 per month for the rem ainder
groups, blocs and the like, which
of h er life. In view of th e fact
P. H. JOHNSON “The N orm al Book Store*
is now so much in evidence.
Re­
th a t this same bill makes provision
cent'y a pens.on bid was passe i in
for pension fo r widows cf the vet­
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, from $50 to $72 per m onth. There
MONMOUTH TRANSFER
sible burden of th ;s sweeping pro- ¡3
were other provisions'and as an ev­
Transferring by
vision seems w orthy of serious con-
idence of an u n fo rtu n ate p ’ase in
auto
truck and by
sideration. F rankly. I do not ree- £
modern legislation th e veto m es­
team , w ith in th e
ognize any public obligation to pen- S.
sage by the preside!.t is well w oith
sion women who now. nearly 60 1“
city.or out of to w n .
r\j
reading. H ere it is;
L u t t o rd e rs a t G s ra je
years a fte r the Civil W ar, became
Call Phone 2003
To the Senate: I am re tu rn in g ^ w jVes of veteran s of th at w ar.
! herew ith Senate bill 32>5, An »ct
ij-.e Governm ent has so many de- ¡3
C OF F I N A E G L E S T O N
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i g ran tin g pensions to certain soldier« f ender3
wham generous tre a t-
sailors. and m arines of the Civil m e tt * due th a t Congress will find
W ar. e tc ., ’’w ithout my approval. it necessary to consider all phases
If the act were lim ited to its pro- of our ob’igations when m aking
viaiona in behalf of the surviving provision for any one group,
participants in the Mexican and
The com pensation paid to th e wi- ‘
Civil W ars and widows o f the W ar doW3 0f W orld W ar veteran s, tb .* . *
of 1812. it would still be w ithout who shared uie shock and mwi «.«*
am ple justification. The Cocnmis-
conflict, am ounts to $24 per
sioner of Pensions estim ates its ad- mon?h.
, t W0U;d
d e f e n s ib le
d itio a a l cost to the T reasury to be
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, to insist on th a t lim itation upon ac-
about $108,000,000 annually, and I
venture the prediction th at with tUiI w ar widows l{ we are t0
such a precedent established the ul- $600 per year to widows who inan­
im a te pension outlay in the h a lf O’ veterans 60 years a fte r the Civil
M a g a z in e s, P eriodicals
B o o k s, S ta tio n ery
Candy and Cigars
$ 1 .0 0 op en s an accou n t and
o b tain s a L iberty Bell B ank
First National Bank
MONMOUTH, OREGON
A Home Institution
We bake everything we sell.
Groceries & Provisions
“Fresh Every Day”
Good Goods and Fair Treatment
“The Sign of the Rose”
Bakery
E.
B.
and
Tea
Shop
A R N O L D
Three doors east of post office.
Light Lunch Served
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& Son
F ire a n d A c c id e n t Insurance
W arren G. B a riin g .
Liability a,id Surety Bonds
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G. W. CHESEBRO
Monmouth
Oregon
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| New shoes sold.
Old shoes resoled.
Oils, P olish es, S h o estrin g s, E tc.
F irst C lass Repairing
Practically Sells Itself
Charles M. Atwater
For s o m e t im e w e h a v e h a d n o i n v e s t m e n t n o t e s o f
M o u n ta in S t a t e s P o w e r C o m p a n y to m e e t t h e d e ­
m a n d s o f o ur c u s t o m e r s . N e w c o n s t r u c t i o n , h o w e v e r ,
h a s pr o v id e d th e o p p o r t u n i t y fo r a d d it io n a l i n v e s t -
m e n t a nd w e are e n a b l e d to o f f e r a n e w i s s u e o f
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F r e s h and Cured M ea ts
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G reenw ood c o tta g e c h e e se .
F resh S a u sa g e and H am burg
$ 200,000
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MONM OUTH M ARKET
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Milk and Cream
D a te d F eb ru a ry I, 1 9 2 0
D u e F e b r u a r y I, 1930
In terest p a y a b l e F e b r u a r y I a nd A u g u s t I
of each year
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of Q uality
YOUNG BROS. DAIRY
Monmouth Ave.
FHONE 503
T h e s e n o t e s are an e x c e l l e n t i n v e s t m e n t f r o m e v e r y
point o f view. C o n s i d e r i n g t h e s a f e t y o f t h e i n v e s t ­
m e n t t h e y pay a m o s t s a t i s f a c t o r y return.
Guaranteed work, Cleaning. Pressing
M en's S u its, O vercoats, S w e a te r s
L ad ies’*Suits, D re sses, S w e a te r s
ILLUSTRATED
G ive me an order and be convinced.
Mountain States Power Company
T. J. VCXDEKIND
M onm outh Ore.
Let me Overhaul Your Auto
The w o rk w ill m ore than sa v e its c o st
in in crea se d p ow er and greater m ileage.
N o w is th e tim e th is w ork should «be
a tten d ed to
at
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