The Monmouth herald., May 18, 1923, Image 4

is a great conflict of holidays and ; ,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday are a ll1
The
Herald
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Since
SPRING
intar«! u Mcor.u-cUm matter s*t>t«nbart<. isos. Jeiusalem is a sacred city to all three
n ia« iMj*t office at Monmoutii. or*~on, under th« faiths, naturally each is jealous of
Act oC Msrcti s. l i r t . _______________ ¡ta rights and prospects, and the
Arabs, especially, are inclined to re­
RICHARD B, SWENSON
sent the activity o f the Zionists, a!-1
E d ito r & P u b lu h c r
though these latter have not as yet j
M ONM OUTH, OREGON
arrived in any material numbers.
IS H E R E
O u r new Stock of
Tennis and Base Ball
.Musical Freight Carta
g o o d s h a s a r r i v e d . C o m e in a n d m a k e
From Anatolia, that stronghold oil
FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1923
the Young Turks, comes the request
y o u r selections e a rly .
that railroads so badly needed there,)
be constructed by Americans.
Th.s
S u b sc riptio n R a t ««
H o w is y o u r old ten nis racket?
B r i n g it
might be deemed a reward for our
One year
*2,00
policy o f keeping hands off, for the
in a n d let u s h a v e it r e s t r u n g f o r y o u .
Six months
11.00 ! feeling prevails that development
by
Americans
would
not
be
followed
Three months -
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hy political control.
That railroad
~ development in Asia Minor is needed
goer without saying for the caravans
which travel fifteen miles a day and 'j? Monmouth’s largest and most complete Confectionery and Book Store
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traverse distances up to five hundred
(miles are getting to be too slow even
in that land. Camels and donkeys
serve to transport merchandise in I
Anatolia but perhaps the most enter-!
j taining carrier of freight is the ox '
cart. These carts have solid wheels j
aoc
which turn on wooden axles which
We are almost afraid of spoiling shriek and screech as they travel a-
j°ur fine spring by bragging about long. The more noise these make the
more valuable the cart is considered.
it.
O n e door west of bank. Light and roomy,
A man Who borrowed a cart and
Edison says the education of the greased its axles was threatened with
clean and sanitary, we are at your service.
future will be conducted by means of dire vengeance unless he promptly
moving pictures. In that happy time restored the cart to a screeching con­
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the Edisoas will be busying them­ dition. The reason for desiring the
selves inventing ways to see pictures racket is that a great deal of the
jby feeling them or smelling them, for freighting is done at night. The ¿E5ESZSH5HS'2525Z5?52SHS25ZSE5H5a5ilS2SZSESaSH5ZSZ525aSZSHSZSZSiSEii252.r2 '
eyesight ia apt to be beyond hope of driver Deeps on top of the loaded
MONMOUTH TRANSFER
repair.
cart and when the oxen stop, the noise
ceases, the driver wakes up and starts
When you go upon the streets an d ^ is oxen to going again. It acts as a
notice a bright and shining Franklin, J reverse alarm clock. Such are the
or Hup or Jewett, resplendent with freight trains of the near east.
nickel plate and dazzling in the new­
'dart at C .
ness o f its enamel, it is four chances
Call Phone 2003
out of five that the car is the proper­
ty of a commercial traveler, and you
Farm for Sale
become suspicious that this is anoth­
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125 acres located in Polk county,
er expense passed on to the consum­ Oregon, in the heart of the Wiliam- I
Half way between Mon­
er.
And as the late Commodore ette valley.
One half |
Vanderbilt said, “ What are you going mouth and Independence.
mile south o f paved road with good ,
to do about it ? ”
graveled road to the farm.
Schooling facilities are the best in
Saving sugar to thwart the sugar the west; Oregon Normal School,
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trust will not be as easy to accom­ Training School and High School.
100 acres or more in cultivation, I
plish as it was during the war but
there is not the same inducement for balance in fine timber and pasture
land, including stock barn and water
the prudent patriot to store away the year around for the stock.
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several sacks and this will help out.
Modem 8 room house, main horse
barn, cow barn, hog barn, garage,
fruit and incubator house, water tow- |
The Cost of Empire
Great Britain is finding its man­ er house, two poultry houses ar.d rr.a- 1
chine shed.
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date ov«r Arabia a costly affair. The
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Arabs never were a docile race and dairying, poultry or stock raising.
Also the privilege of renting 185
situated in their desert fastnesses,
it has been found easier to buy their acres of farming ■ land along with X
this farm.
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good will than to conquer them.
Will sell complete up to date farm- ■ ¡u
Liability and Surety Bond*
During 1921 it coat Britain fifty mil­ ing outfit, stock and crop with th,e [0
Also 1 '
lion dollars to direct the affairs of farm or the farm separate.
Arabia and Mesopotamia, and in believe I can make terms to suit the 1
purchaser.
Might consider some
1922, forty million, and as the prin­ residence property in the deal.
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cipal products of far famed Bagdad
Being
obliged to give up the ■ _f]
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are dates and licorice roots it will be heavier work leaves an excellent op "IS
Monmouth
Oregon
seen that there is not a great deal portunity for some one.
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on the credit side of the ledger. The
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For
Sale— 4 fifty gallon
Mosul oil prospects are the most
Inquire of ;
Q promising of the possibilities of this with faucets, $3 each.
land o f civilization’s dawn and were Guy Coffin.
it not for the fear that sòme other
For Sale— 4 week old Tancred white
power might control and threaten the ¡Leghorn Cockerels at 10c each
route to India, the British might well Inquire of B. F. Swope.
hesitate to spend the cost of main­
Money To Loan
taining the land for what marketable
Plenty o f it at 6 per cent, on city j
products they control.
property.— Pay us back like rent.—
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
Our Desire!
M O R L A N &
To make you expect more than you would of any other
institution, then iciv<> you more than you expect, ia the aim of
The First National Hank.
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Monmouth
Meditations
Our bank, today, enjoys a splendid patronage and it is
pleasing to find that moat of our new business is secured
through old depositors recommending the institution to their
friends.
We appreciate this confidence and do our beat to be
worthy of it.
We feel certain that you, too, would enjoy bank­
ing with this institution.
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Meet Your Friends
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at my new place of business.
$1.00 Optns a Savings account
and obtains a Liberty Bell Bank
First National Bank
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MONMOUTH, OREGON
Off.eer. IRA. C. POWhLL, P r e s . J. B. V. BUTLER, V ice P res .
K. E. CHAMBERS, C ashier ; C. C. POWELL, A sst C ashier
JOHNSON
“ The Normal Book Store’
Transferring by
auto truck and by
team, within the
city or out of town.
Directors-J. R. V. BUTLER, C hairman ;
WM. RIDDELL.
I. M. SIMPSON. O A CONN. D. R. RIDDELL. IRA C. POWELL
Our Bargair Column
Groceries & Provisions
Good Goods and Fair Treatment
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IN TE R N A TIO N A L No. 4 CU LTIVATO R
Pivot Axle — Parallel Gangs
C. M u l k e y
& Son
Fire and Accident Insurance
G. W . CHESEBRO
4-6-8 Shovels — Pin Break
Adjustable depth lever
MONMOUTH MARKET
They run straight unless you actually push
the foot pedal— No dodging in running over
lumps, into holes or over roots.
Clean, wholesome
and up-to-date
The best tools at reasonable prices.
Thomas & Horton
Independence
The be£ is none too good for our customers
Loans quickly made if title is good. I
King is Too Tolerant
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In the control of Mesopotamia a
.ent and 6W per cent.
defference to religion is essential
G. W. Laflar, 410 Oregon Bldg
but the main power at present is
Salem. Ore.
money. To handle the Mohammedans
the English have made Feisal king of
M the south road is closed this j
Mesopotamia. He is the third son summer I must ship all wood out. j
of Hussein I bn All, sheriff of the
people who want wood should
»aired cities o f Mecca and Medina *:et in their orders early.
Second
and a direct descendent o f Fatima, growth fir, oak and maple.
Call at
daughter of Mohammed.
While the house or see Harold Price,
pedigree of these gentlemen is em-
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Price.
4t33
Monmouth Ave.
.nently satisfactory they are not in- i
For Sale
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tolerant enough to suit the true be- ( 250 White Leghorn cockerels at 5c !
I levers. As elsewhere in the world each.— Must be taken this coming
week to get them at this price.
there is a call among the Arabians
About 2 tons of clover and cheat
for a return to the old time religion hay at $16.00 per ton at the barn.
A. H. Craven. Monmouth, Oregon.
and this feeling is especially strong
among the Wahbis, the wild tribe Phone Main 1304.
that occupies the central plateau of
F o r S a le
the peninsula.
Christians
rarely
7 Room house. 3 lots, fruit for
get a chance to visit their strong­ family use.
One block from paved
holds but occasionally
pestilence street.
Price $1500.00. Terms
visits them and the British or the
A small house and bam on a paved
G ive me an order and be convinced.
missionaries are then called on for street.
Price $650.00.
medical men to go to the rescue.
A small house and lot close in .!
The Wahbis are restless and al­
Price *700.00.
though their leader ia subsidised by
the payment of $400.000 a year there
3-Room House. 5 blocks from Nor­
it always the fear that they may in mal. Plenty of fruit. Sfffendid loca-
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true Mohammedan fashion take up the I
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Terras.
■word. That force ia not their only
4 Aerca of Land: 6-room house,
reliance ia*evident however for it i s ! Fruit o f all kinds. Two blocks from
told that three evangelists from the , Normal. Price $2150. Good terms.
One D o o r East o f Pqst O ffice
Wahbis held forth in Jerusalem for ( I t, Acres ef Land. 7-room house.
several months last winter and one I Fruit o f all kinds.
Fine location. ]
o f them, especially, was very effec- Price $2150.
ties, numbering hi* converts by the
9.room House. te;let and hath. 2
hundred.
' scree o f land, all kinds o f fruit. Lo-
H om e made C andy,
Fresh popcorn
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Blacksmith Shop and lot.
Well
tants of Palestine ore Arabs and the ! equipped with tools and machinery
W e b a k e e v e r y t h i n g w e sell.
eleven percent who are Christiana for business. At reasonable
are almost entirely Arab, either Rom­ Terms.
an Catholic at Greek Catholic. The
6-room plsstered House, nearly
Jeers of Palestine number nine per new. Toilet and hath. Bam. thick­
cent of i U inhabitants, the Christians er house and ra n g e . 2 S acres of
eleven per cent and the Mohamme­ land on a good street. Price $3.000
d a n seventy seven per cent.
All Terms.
public documents issued in Jerusalem
7-room ho-rse I
\ splendid l ■sv.
are in three Urguagcs. English. Ara­
toilet and hath, S acre o f land. Good
bian and Hebrew.
The signs on the orchard. $2500
'streets, telegraph blanks, proclama-j
G. T. BOOTHBY. Real Relate
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tion are all in three languages. There
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McCormick-Deering Dealers
Milk and Cream
of Quality
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Headache
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YOUNG BROS. DAIRY
Guaranteed work, Cleaning, Pressing
IOUSANDS OF W0MFN suffer miserably from
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periodic attack-; o f lucdache, never dreaming
that a permanent cure may be had. Headache
nearly always results frem some disorder o f the
stomach, liver or bowels.
Tablets.
-Take C ^ ’ T'oerlain's
They will correct these
I z n and
Jthcre will be no more headache, h .
Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters
Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Sweaters
T. J. WEDEKIND
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permanently cured by Chsmbcrlaia’s Tab!**-.
Monmouth Ore.
A New Location
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New Features
« . W . MORLAN
The Better .
the Printing
o f your stationery the better
the impression it will create
Moral: Have your print­
ing dontf here.
\oforv Public
Blank Deeds. Mortgages. Etc.
B. F. BUTLER
' Dentist
Pos« «ilice bldg.
Monmouth
Oregon
“ Fresh Every Day”
“The Sign o f
Bakery
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and
the
Tea
A R N O
Rose”
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