The Monmouth herald., June 08, 1923, Page Page 4, Image 4

The Herald
•Entered as saeonu-ciaaa matter September*. ISA*,
n tbs post office at Monmouth. Oregon, under the
&et o f March 3. 1 *7».
R IC H A RD B, SWENSON
Editor A
Publisher
MONMOUTH. OREGON
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
F R ID A Y , JU N E 8, 1923
Subscription Rate*
One year
$2,00
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Six months
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Let Your Child Ring
The Old Liberty Bell
75 cts
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Monmouth
Meditations
Let your boy or girl " r im ” the old Liberty Hell with his or
1 her Hating*. Teach the habit of THU I FT in a patriotic way
at the time when most habits are formed— in Youth.
Th e*Lib erty Hell Hank does this. It instantly appeals to
every child. Your boy or girl wants one— should have one—
especially when there is no expense in connection with getting
a Hell Hank. Merely come in and say: “ I wish to open a Lib­
erty Hell Savings Account.” $1.00 will do it. Then we will
give you a Bell Bank.
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scope o f their annual summer party
until it gains national note. Already
through the channels o f the national
Legion organization and the medium
of various Legion publications, the
Climb has gained an impetus that
would have been impossible for any
organization o f strictly local charact­
er to accomplish. Hood River legion­
naires, contemplating their undertak­
ing, see in, the not distant future a
permanent lodge on the side of
Mount Hood, where annually during
the mid-summer season they will
stage sports o f snow fields during
the heated season.
Affording this
opportunity of
unique recreation,
typical o f the
Northwest, the Legioij Post is confi­
dent o f the day when the annual
Mount Hood Climb will draw partici­
pants from the entire nation.
No member o f a form er Legion
Climb has ever failed to grasp the
full significance of the aspiration of
the Hood River Legion Post, and the
ex-service men, who really inspired
the Hood River editorial convention
this year, are jubilant over their op­
portunity to carry the newspaper
folk into the region of inspiring
charm, Oregon’s mountain wonder­
land, where the impress o f a day’s
outing will last fo r a lifetime.
SPRING
IS H E R E
O u r new Stock of
Tennis and Base Ball
goods has a rriv e d .
Come
in a n d
m ake
y o u r selections ea rly .
H o w is y o u r old tennis racket?
B rin g it
in and let us have it re s tru n g fo r yo u.
M O R L A N
&
S O N
Monmouth’s largest and most complete Confectionery and Boox Store
Meet Your Friends
* Hood River is sending out the pre­
liminary schedules for the state edi­
torial meet to be held in that city over
One door west of bank. Light and roomy,
the week end beginning July 13. A big
feature o f this meeting will be the
clean and sanitary, we are at your service.
the participation by the visiting edit­
ors in the third annual Mount Hood
Climb o f the Hood River Post, A m eri­
MONMOUTH, OREGON
can Legion which is expected to at­ Young lady wants place to work for Ji!£2SE5H5H5H5E5H5?5ESE5E525B5S525Z5ESES2isZS25Z5Z5H5I1525Z525ZSES2bH5Hr2 S
tract 750 visitors. Last year the L e­
Board and room, while
attending
Officers - IRA. C. POWELL. PRES. J. B. V. BUTLER, VtCE P r e s .
gion guides escorted 111 visitors to
Summer School, address
F. E. CHAMBERS, C a s h i e r ; C. C. PO W ELL, A sst C a s h i e r
the Maintain top and this year they
Miss Ruby Anderson
Directors-J. B. V. BUTLER, C h a i r m a n ;
WM. RIDDELL.
expect u> set a record in mountain
Silverton Ore.
I. M. SIMPSON, G. A. CONN, D. R. RIDDELL, IR A C. PO W ELL
climbing in the Northwest.
A feature o f Friday the first day of For Sale— 1 ton Ford truck, worm
Hercules body and cab. Will
the editorial meet will be a tour o f in­ drive.
give terms to responsible party.
spection
o
f
the
cold
storage
plants
of
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Leave order* at Garage
Wm. Dawes, Box 475, Independence !
the Apple Growers Association.
Call Phone 2003
Quality
Service
Dairy cows fo r sale or trade for
In the evening the Hood River
Chamber o f Commerce will banquet small house and lot or will consider
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the editors at the Columbia Gorge Ho­ lot without house if near Training
L. E. Olden.
tel Among the speakers will be J. A d ­ School.
am Bede, former Minnesota congress­ Wanted:— Men or women to take or­
man, N. J. Sinnott, representtive from ders for genuine guaranteed hosiery .
Eastern Oregon; Judge Fred W. W il­ for men, women, and children. Elim­
son, president o f the Oregon Bar A s­ inate darning.
Salary $75 a week \
sociation and Captain Geo. R. Wilbur, full time, $1.50 an hour spare time.
commander o f the department o f Ore­ Beautiful Spring line.
gon, American Legion.
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
STOCKING
Saturday morning the editorial par­ M ILLS,
Norristown,
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ty will take an early start to reach
For Sale: 100 lbs of Rape seed at
the mile high Legion camp fo r lunch. 10c lb. J. L. Van Loan, Phone F3612
The journey by automobile w ill carry
Farm for Sale
the visitors over the Hood River V a l­
125 acres located in Polk county,
ley trunk o f the Mount Hood Loop Oregon, in the heart o f the W illam ­
H alf way between Mon­
highway, through the famous fruit or­ ette valley.
One half
chards into the Oregon National For­ mouth and Independence.
mile south o f paved road with g^od
est.
graveled road to the farm.
For the afternoon the convention
Schooling facilities are the best in
Liability and Surety Bonds
Oregon
Normal Schpol,
will be provided with a natural am pi- the west;
Training School and High School.
theater in a mountain ravine, cano­
100 acres or more in cultivation,
l K husin.s, right now m curing the time-killing ills that
pied with white firs and hemlocks and balance in tine timber and pasture
|delay your hay harvest. And our “ medicine” is found in
j here they will conclude the formal land, including stock barn and water
the year around fo r the stock.
the Mct ormick-Decring line of hay tools. Better mowers
'business o f their session.
Modern 8 room house, main horse
were never made than the McCormick and Deerlng mowers we
Monmouth
Oregon
Saturday night will be devoted to a barn, cow barn, hog barn, garage,
have here on our floor waiting for you.
When one of these
campfire program where members of fruit and incubator house, water tow­ f e 2 5 Z <:E5HS2SESE£2SHS2SES2ScSSSES2SESH5ESHS2SE5ESZSH5T'SHSHSE5ZSZSEK25Z£
marhint-s goes into the held, the hay is sure to be cut in a hurry
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chine shed.
- without loss of time due to breakdowns. Farmers have been
in song and story.
An ideal farm for agriculture,
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di pending on them for years to rut over all kinds of ground, on
Parties will leave the base camp for dairying, poultry or stock taising.
sid hills, over ditches, hummocks and other irregularities.
an ascent of the mountain at daybreak
Also the privilege of ’ renting 185
It is worth a lot to be able to start the haying season with im ­
on Sunday and Monday mornings. acres of farm ing land along with
rO
plements that promise fast, sure work. If you are the least bit
Those who prefer less strenuous sight­ this farm.
n
W ill sell complete up to date farm ­
uncertain as to the dependability of your mower, you had better
seeing excursions will be conducted ing outfit, stock and crop withgthe
drop in and send one of these machines home. It doesn't pay to
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on tripss to the ice cascades o f the farm or the farm separate.
Also I
tnke a chance when the hay harvest and the crops that need at­
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glaciers and over the expanses of believe I can make terms to suit the
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Might consider some
tention afterward are in the balance. We will be glad to explain
blossoming meadows in the vicinity of purchaser.
residence property in the deal.
these mowers lor any of the other machines in the McCormick-
pj
The be& is none too good for our cu&omers
the
camp.
Being
obliged to give up the
a
Deering line! to you any time you come in.
The
members
o
f
the
Editorial
Asso­
heavier
work
leaves
an
excellent
op­
o
ciation will be honor guests o f the portunity for some one.
p ' i
A. H. Craven, Monmouth, Ore.
Legion this year.
Through courtesy
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Money To Loan
o f the Legion Post and the citizens of
Plenty o f it at 6 per cent, on city
Hood River, the excursion into the
k
scenic mountain region • will be a f­ property.—rPay us back like rent.—
Headquarters for the
forded the newspaper folk without a Loans quickly made if title is good.
M rCORM ICK-DEERING L IN E OF H A Y TOOLS
cent o f expense on their part. Through Long time loans on farms— 6 per
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the cooperation o f Adjutant General cent and 6 Vi per cent.
G. W. Lafiar, 410 Oregon Bldg.
George A. White, blankets of the Hood
River National Guard Company will Salem, Ore.
be made available fo r the editorial
Monmouth Ave.
I f the south road is closed this
party, thus relievin g them o f the summer I must ship all wood out. |
PHONE 503
bother o f transporting such
equip­ Local people who want wood should
ment.
get in their orders early.
Second j
The Hood River Legion Post Initi­ growth Ar, oak and maple.
Call at
ated the Mount Hood Climb in 1921. house or see Harold Price.
The plan materialized when a party
C. W . Price.
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o f ex-service men was considering a
L e t me mend your fu rn itu re or j
summer vacation reunion o f members
J . W . H o w -ll. 4t
o f old Company 12, Oregon Coast A r­ file your saws.
is muddy.
look hag­
tillery, mobilized from Hood River In
For Sale
1917 for Great W ar service.
The
7 Room houae, 3 lots, fruit for
gard and yellow. Y o u r eye* arc losing their
mountain party, .open to public parti­ family use.
One block from paved
G ive me an order and be convinced.
lustre. T h e trouble is with your liver. Tak e
cipation, was suggested. Vision of Le­ street.
Price $1500.00. Terms.
gion members saw how the activities
A small house and barn on a paved
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Laver Tablets. T h ey
,of the Post could be turned toward street.
Pnce $650.00.
will correct that. Then avoid meats, hot bread
bringing about a popularization of
8-Room House, 5 blocks from Nor­
: Mount Hood by affording an annual mal. Plenty of fruit. Splendid loca­
and hot cakes, take frequent baths and a long walk
! outing at a minimum o f expense tion. Price $1500. Terms.
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through I-egton organization. The or­
every day, and you will scon be as'w ell and as
4 Acres of l.snd: 6-room house.
dinary excursion into the mountain Fruit o f all kinds. Two blocks from
beautiful as ever. Price 2 5 cents per bottie.
region, with ita costly
packing and Normal. Price $2150. Good terms.
guide service, places the recreation
One O o o r East o f P o s t O ffic e
IVi Acres of Land. 7-room house,
beyond the average vacationist. The Fruit o f all kinds.
Fine location.
annual Legion parties, however, make Price $2150.
it possible fo r anyone to visit the
8-room Houae, toilet and bath. 2
>untain and make an ascent to the
o f land, all kinds o f fruit. Lo-1
H om e m ade C andy,
F re s h popcorn
top for only a nominal charge. The cated near high school. This is 'one
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Legion Poet does not aspire toward of the best homes in the city.
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making
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venture
one
iYofu r v Public
Blacksmith Shop and lot.
Well
P H O N I NOS.
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f
profit.
i equipped with tools and machinery
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W e b a k e e v e r y th in g w e sell.
reasonable price.
Blank Deuda. Mortgagee. Etc.
The two years’ work o f the Hood for business. A t
OFFICE
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HOUSE
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River Legion Poet has already done Terms.
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• -room plastered House, nearly
more toward making Oregonians ac­
new. Toilet and bath. Barn, chick­
tually
acquainted
with
Mount
Hood
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than any other organization o f the en house and garage. 2N acres of
land on a good street. Price $3,000.
state,
with the exception o f the Ma­
R e lia b le F ire in s u ra n c e
Terms.
ssines, and the well attended party
a n d S u r e t y B onds
A splendid buy.
7-room house
Po*t office bldg.
o f this year is expected to double the
OFFICE HOURS 2 To 6 P . M
toilet and both
acre of land. Good
exploitation
results
o
f
any
past
year.
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orchard. $2150.
M onm outh
Oregon
It is the aim o f the Hood River Le­
G. T. BOOTH BY. Real Estate
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First National Bank
Our Bargain Column
at my n ew place of business.
P. H. JOHNSON
“The Norm al Book Store’
M O N M O U TH TRANSFER
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| |Transferring by
auto truck and by
team, within the
city or out of town.
Groceries & Provisions
Good Goods and Fair Treatment
C. C. M u l k e y
& Son
Fire and Accident Insurance
W e are SPECIALISTS
G. W . CHESEBRO
MONMOUTH MARKET
Clean, wholesome
and up-to-date
a
Thomas & Horton
Independence
Milk and Cream
J
M uddy v
( qmplexion
OUR COMPLEXION
Y
of Quality
Y O U N G BROS. D A IR Y
Guaranteed work, Cleaning, Pressing
Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters
Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Sweaters
You
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Monmouth Ore.
A New Location
New Features
W - M ORLAN
“ Fresh Every Day”
B. F. B UTLER
Dentist
“The Sign of
Bakery
and
the
Tea
Rose”
Shop
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