The Monmouth herald., January 26, 1923, Image 1

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M o n m o u th , P olk C o u n ty , O r e g o n , F riday, J a n u a ry 2 6 ,
1923
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T h e r e is N o L aitd L ike O re g o n an d O nly O n e W illa m e tte V alley
Items of Interest
At Oregon Normal
« r » th .
o f Wins
not only music, but a play as well.
The company makes no other stop
outside of Portland in Oregon, but
comes to Monmouth directly from
San Francisco.
It is on tour from
New York, having first piaved in
the Metropolitan Opera House last
spring. Further announcement will
follow later.
'j' ^ y
'IVullbleS
l o These Gentlemen
HIGH SCHOOL
New Fire Alarm
imored, Reported
Last Tuesday evening the Silver-
Concocted, Collected the
ton Monmouth
H s-basktt H. bal1
^uintet met
Having a Tryout
S team on the
Normal floor. The score ended with
lhe time has again arrived for
After a twenty four hour session
twenty three against twenty six in
making out your income tax re- the jury in the trial o f Phillip War-
favor o f Silverton. The cause of
turns. The law provides that all ren, Grand Ronde Indian charged
this slight defeat was due to the in­
returns must be in the office o f the with the murder of Glenn Price,
ability o f one o f the High School
( ollector o f Internal Revenue a t . prohibition official, found him not
star players, Marvin Arnold, to
Portland, on or before March 15th, guilty.
A majority o f the jury
participate in the game.
On Thursday, February 1, the
1923.
Those failing to comply were for acquittal on the first bal-
Mr. G. 0 . Holman and Editor chapel hour will be occupied with
The contract for the fuel supply
with the law are subject to heavy! lot, it is said, and only one man had
Hodgkins o f Dallas visited the Nor­ a talk and musical numbers by Miss
at
the High School for the coming
penalties. All taxpayers are urged the courage to stand out for the
mal on Monday. Mr. Holman spoke Alice Kim.
M:ss Kim is a Korean
year was let several ¡weeks ago.
to make out their returns at once, last twelve ballots.
to the students at the chapel hour. and is in this country to study mu- thereby avoWi
Jack Leask will furnish thirty cords
the rush at the i
One o f the best o f the historical sic. Her home is in Seoui, K orea.1 jagt ^
The annual meeting o f the Luck of fir and Del T. Harmon will fur­
novels written during the early She has the distinction of being one
For the purpose of assisting tax- iamute Rural Telephone company nish an equal amount of ash.
years o f the twentieth century was o f perhaps a score o f women among payers of Polk County in making will be held in Monmouth, Monday,
A double header basket ball game
Charles Majors’ "When Knighthood all the millions o f Korean women up their income tax reiurns for February 5, at 2 p. m.
was
played on Falls City floor last
was in Flower” .
The story has to have a college education. After 1922, Deputy Collectors, Collins &
The annual meeting o f the Polk Friday night between Falls City and
been made into an elaborate motion her graduation from college, she Pugh o f the Internal
Revenue County Farmers union held in Dal- Monmouth bovs and girls teams.
picture which has been enthusias­ spent two years in Tokio in the ollice, will be at the following las ¡n the Woodmen hall Wednesday
The game ended with a crowning
tically praised wherever it has been study o f music and has now been named places on the dates given be- ; resulted in the election o f the fol­
victory for the Monmouth boys.
shown. This picture will be shown something over a year in this coun­ low: Dallas Court house, February lowing officers for the ensuing
The
girls team however, was not so
in the chapel on Saturday evening, try. This fall, she made a long tour 9 and 10; Independence, February
year:
C.
C
Gardener,
president:
well
prepared, besides being handi­
January 27. Special music consist­ o f the eastern states speaking be­ 12 to 15; Falls City, February 16
capped
by the lack o f both first
L.
H.
McBee,
viceperesident;
A
.E
.
ing o f appropriate selections has fore many organizations, among and 1 1 . fo r any information you Tedrow, secretary-treasurer; Glen
team
forwards,
and this ended the
been provided. The admission fee them the National Association of may desire in preparing your state I DeHaven, conductor; C. Ballantyne,
girls
game
with
a score o f six to
which must be more than average, College Women in Baltimore. Since ment, please call upon the Deputy chaplain; I. G. McBee door keeper.
sixteen
in
favor
o
f
Falls City.
owing to the price of the picture, coming to America, she has spent ( ollector, as per announcement ^ The executive committee o f the or-
The first semester examinations
will be 50 cents for adults and 25 some time in the translation o f Ko­ herein made.
I ganization now consists o f L .W.
rean songs into English. She will
will be held at the High School
cents for children.
Plummer, Mrs. George Jones and Thursday and Friday o f next week.
bring with her Miss Ruth Creed,
Woman Speaker Coming John Gilson. Among out o f the
The local tryout, to select a who will sing those songs in trans­
This is o f special importance as
speaker to represent the Normal
Mrs. Mary L. Mallett o f Port- county visitors were the state or- it means a good time for all who
lation and also in the Korean. Ev­
in the State Oratorical Contest to eryone is invited to come and hear land. State Woman’s Christian Tern gsnizer from Lane county, and the
are not concerned.
be held at Albany early in March, Miss Kim.
perance Union President for Ore- county president, Herber Egbert
The Senior class will give a re­
will be held at the chapel hour or
gon will be in Monmouth on the o f The Dalles. The meeting lasted
ception
to the High School students.
Fridav morning. The townspeople
Modern Woodmen of Dallas, Sa­ 31st day of January. She wi|l ad- all day and an enjoyable lunch was
Faculty
and Board members Friday
are cordially welcome to this exer­ lem, Silverton, Hillsboro, Albany, dress the student body o f the Nor- served at the noon hour,
o
f
this
week.
Del T. Harmon.
cise. There are five contestants: Crabtree, Scotts Mills and Portland mal School at 11:15 A. M. At noon
Robbers drilled a hole in the out­
The Misses Katherine Peterson, camps installed their officers at a the W. C. T . U. Ladies o f Mon­
A Minnesota Visitor
Maurine Brown, Helen Aubert, and union session held in Salem Tuesday mouth will serve lunch for her at er door of the safe o f the Fiist
Mr. and Mrs. Wamburger o f Du­
Joyce Wood, and M r. Elmer Hal­ night. Governor Pierce, who was the Christian church. In the after­ National bank in Sheridan Tuesday
stead, all o f whom have worked in­ state lecturer o f the order, assisted noon at 2:30 P. M. she will speak morning early, and decamped with luth, Minnesota are guests this
dustriously to make this tryout a in the program.
to the women o f the town at the about $3,000 worth o f Liberty week o f Mr. and Mrs. Sivier at the
worthwhile piece o f work.
Community House. Every woman bonds and other valuables taken hotel. Mr. W. is an engineer in
Fifteen or twenty years ago an in town and in the surrounding , from safety deposit boxes o f pat­ the employ o f the Duluth and Mil-
At the election held last week,
rons o f the bank.
The bank lost sabe railroad the principal business
student body officers for the re­ old gentleman, Daniel Griffith bv country is urged to come and hear
about
$200
in
cash.
Thirty deposit of which is the hauling o f iron ore
mainder o f the year were chosen as name, was ouried in Monmouth or her. There will be a good pro­
boxes
were
rifled.
It
is thought from the mines o f Duluth which is
follows: President, Burton Bell; Independence. He came here short­ gram. Miss Moore of the Oregon
at the head o f transportation on the
Vice-President, May Burgoyne of ly before from Iowa and lived with Normal School will be in charge o f *b,’re " ere three robbers and they
Ore in the Missabe
the music.
out *be telephone cable leading out Great Lakes.
Portland; Secretary, Carolyn Berry a married sister at the time o f his
precaution
to
pre-
f
range
lies
practically
on top o f the
Mrs. Mallett will tell about the
tbe c ' ty as a
o f Corvallis; and Barbara Hixson death. Now his daughter is trying
ground
and
is
taken
up by huge
vent
an
immediate
pursuit.
to locate his burial place but does Farm Home for Dependeant and
o f Portland, song leader.
steam
shovels
which
take from
not know the name of the married Orphan children at Corvallis. She
Floyd
Sen
ter,
asssistant
county
three
to
five
tons
at
a
bite.
The
The Entertainment Committee of sister. Does any one have any in­ is especially interested in Child wel­
clerk,
has
been
appointed
secretary
I shovel machinery runs on three
the Normal announces an attraction formation on this m atter?
fare work and Mother’s club work,
of the Dallas Commercial club and tracks and has a reach o f ninety
extraordinary which will be pre­
also in any community uplift work.
has resigned his county job.
His feet. The Minnesota mines are
sented as a regular number o f the
The Dorcas Society held a meet­
She has been attending the Legis­
successor
is
James
Denzel
Moore,
up I practically all on state lands and
Lyceum course to the students, the ing, both business and social, with lature and Northwest Sheriff’s and
to
now
an
employe
o
f
the
Miller
are leased to the operators, the rev-
faculty, and the townspeople of Mrs. Leask on Tuesday afternoon. Police Conference and will be glad
! enue being placed in the school
Monmouth on the evening o f March Twenty four members and guests to answer any questions on any of store in Monmouth.
5th. This is an opera "Consi fan enjoyed a very pleasant time. The the leading reforms o f the day. Be
Don’t overlook the meeting o f the
of the state. Thirty five mil-
Tutte” , (’Tis Womans, Nature), Society is planning a W ashington’s
an>, hear M rs M a| le tt' on Jan -1 Civic club at the high school b u ild -! 'ion dollars thus far have accrued
one o f the principal musical events birthday social about which more uary 3l at 2 . 3 0 P. M
ing this afternoon at 2:30.
Miss to the state from ore royalties.
o f the season in Portland. As a will be annourced later. The next
______ . , . _______
Taylor will address the club and
production, it ranks with the Min­ meeting o f the society ^ ill be held
Dr. Snyder o f Dallas was on our there are matters o f importance to
Mrs. Alderson spent a few days
neapolis
Symphony; however, it with Mrs. James Riddell.
streets a day or two this week.
take up. Come and join the club. 1 this week with her sister, Mrs. Mack.
The members of the faculty are
planning a dinner party for Friday
evening in the Domestic Science
rooms. All members are to be
present and to discuss the new course
o f study for the Normal.
Ou r Saturday Specials
Liquid Vaneer, reg. 60c s iz e .____ _______ 49c
Pure (W) Fancy Lard, 5 lb p a il................. 90c
(W) Sugar cured hams per l b ....................29c
Mild cured F'ancy Bacon Becks per lb __ 28c
M. J . B. Coffee in 5 lb tins per l b ......... 39c
Preferred Stock vacuum packed coffee
6 lb tins, per lb 38c
1 lb tins, per lb 39c
M. J. Brandenstein’s famous Tree Tea, green
or black, 16 oz. pkg 58c or 8 oz. pkg 29c
Large sweet oranges per doz.................. .. 36c
Extra Fancy Bananas per lb.............______ 12c
Hominy Preferred Stock 2J lb tin. _____ 13c
Spinach Preferred Stock 2J lb tin _______ 19c
Dill Pickles Preferred Stock 2\ lb tin __ 23c
Tru Blu Soda Crackers bulk per l b ______16c
Asst. Fancy Cookies per lb ___________
25c
Ivory Soap Flakes 2 pks.......... ...... ...
...1 5 c
Ivory Soap. 4 b a r s ............................. ..........25c
White King Washing machine powder 2 for2.rc
Star Naptha Washing Powder _____ . . . 21c
Sea Foam Washing P o w d e r ................ ....... 23c
Gold Dust Washing P ow der...... .. ............29c
Old Dutch Cleanser Q. f o r ..... ......... .. _ 15c
W e will s e r v e f r e e S a t u r d a y o u r d e l i c i o u s P. & S. b l £ n d c o f f e e a n d T r u B lu c a k e s
We specialize on Allen & Lewis’ Preferred ^tock canned goods and Swift & Co. PremiumHams and Bacon.
Pember & Snell’Mercantile Company
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People this week may have notic­
ed a small pigeon roost affair on
the roof o f the Odd Fellows' build­
ing. It houses the new fire alarm,
a siren known'as the Sterling Mod­
el M. single head, and is fitted'with
a 3 phase, 220 volts, 2 horse power
motor. The apparatus costs $260
and was got by the council on thir­
ty days trial. On Saturday the
electrician finished installing the
connections and gave It a try out.
Most people thought the alarm was
not loud enough, but being new,
proper adjustment may not have
been reached as yet. It is claimed
the siren can be heard for ten miles.
Do not be disturbed if the fire
alarm sounds at noon as that is the
time selected for several days to try
it out.
Chicken Factory Starts
J. M. McCaleb and Arthur Miller
started up their incubators on Mon­
day o f this week and when ail
machines are in use will have eight­
een thousand eggs under incuba­
tion at one time. Mr. McCaleb is
connected this year with Dr. Du-
gaune of Independence and M. A.
Webster of Corvallis in a spring
campaign.
Webster handles the
clerical end o f the work and Dr.
Duganne’s trap nested Leghorns
furnish the high class stock. The
trio have expended nearly fifteen
hundred dollars in advertising. An
incidental o f this was 22,000 cir­
cular catalogues turned out by the
Herald office. The daily mail o f
inquiries and orders averages from
twentyfive to fifty letters a day.
Clarence Irwin o f Independence,
arrested last week and fined $200
for bootlegging, has been sent to
the state tuberculosis hospital near
Salem. The charge against his wife
has been dismissed but the three
small children o f the couple will be
placed in state homes.
Burglars made an attempt to open
the safe in the S. P. depot in Dallas
last Friday night. They used a
sledgehammer but could not get
into the safe. James Clark was ar­
rested at Albany Tuesday night by
special officers o f the railroad com­
pany and charged with the crime.
He was held to the grand jury on
$1,000 bonds which he was unable
to furnish.