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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1923)
P »g * t TH E MONMOUTH H E R A LD . MONMOUTH. OREGON F R ID A Y . JU N E 15. 192J ■ ■ 11 ■■ ■ - »; ■ " **“ -b " I I '» P-tato growers lo u w n r y ev.ry GOVERNOR W O U LD M A R K P A R K f o r m a l I * r a t * t ic e W o r k Klamath Country, a paradise fo r the k. , > *• " . .«w u d tim* thay plant »red from fields that OF R U K R E A L L P IC N IC GROU ND t n < >1 . m sportsman: Southern Oregon and it's v th ... I «• O A t e\ . I »ion had diseased plants the year before. — — ______ trout infested streams, are among the bulls u ■ • i a guide. It may I k ' Many o f the worst diseases cannot be A subscriber notes that no county The Salem school board in cooper- many place« listed in this booklet, had frv - on rv .u. st from the Clerical detected on the seed tubers which paper has had a w rite up o f the ation with the Oregon State Normal Other wonder spots that are deocrib- 1 «change. Oregon Agricultural col- transmuted t i.e m .0 ~ A C . Exp. ita - Farmers Union picnic at kick real i school have given permission to the ed include Mt. Jefferson. Upper W il- tioa. I t f f , Corvallis. and sends in the follow ing: normal school to hold n grade sc hoc 1 lunette River, Diamond Peak. Me- Prcliminary to his address at the summer school here fo r six weeks be- Kenxie River, Three Sisters and Ump- farmera* picnic at Rirkreall June 2nd ginning June 19. The school will be qua Country, the Willamette Valley, Governor Pierce extolled the beauty run entirely free o f charge to the Portland and vicinity, Oswego Lake o f the grove with its natural advan- Salem taxpayers as fa r as the hir:r.g ar.d Oregon’s Mineral Springs, tagee and urged that a committee be of teachers is concerned as the school - —;— appointed “ nght here and now“ to is to be operated in order that the I-our w‘' “ -hrad IM T IM U i PS confer with the owner o f the plat on graduating teachers o f the normal two *>0,k county s famous e 1M 00. square miles ol marvels. which the beautiful natural park is school may have the practical work *MT* *ust Sv' ^ to tasting as- beauty and color—nothing like situated and see if he would not do- The school w ill be a great aid to ••cixtiona at Ogden and Brigham City, it on earth — L a iin g geysers, jnate it to the stole, to he called by backward pupils u l thoee who have ,wo tw«-yanr-old animals be- growling grottos, boiling cauld rons. nature's most fantastic j h»» name the "Sam Burch G rove" as through sickness been unable to at- *nk ,e ' fvteJ irv'm 0 f. n..ations, in the m id st ol a perpetual memorial. An expression tend during the er.tire year. Superin- L -u grsry A Son ci ...rm o u t an which a re magnificent hot»!» o f the modience wjlj taken which was undent Hug believes. Heretofore ! 'vo > e A n : tr.e Mr. rth u r cbum.irg cottage nllsawe. K 0 enthusiastically in favor of the prop- teachers have been holding private ^ :* urr ! * rm §t R-^kresU. ^ mi lee id matchloee boulevards and alt the comforts ai horns. | oaition. The governor named a corn- school and charging fo r their service«. ^ U u g h trr bu..ls. S l 1*res te of ten to confer wit # milar to th « one to be 0 l* m Kmght was aired by Boise Olga h a i he ear k «U a h ufe Ue Uni kas a n at ealere's wie tettsaS Oat Burch and pledged himself to do held here will be established in Dallas Lmd and out o f * Wlth a whst he «.u .d for a « 'm e e tin g bridge and Corvallis. Unless more children o i P ,unds ofbut'.erfat in -do days h i o u g i l e e p in g ar across the Rickreall from the Turk desire to take the six weeks summer Th* f' Ul* r Eoughary animal is a son Service D A IL Y between Port grounds. He said there were many course than are expected, the Grant ' r * s..ver meda land and Wcet Y e llo w s to n e makee the tnp very comfortable ¡S T fk v n r e d spots to the state which S be used. Otherwise. o f the noted bull. Rmda Lad McArthur A U w W eeU M M eu S might well be state property with several rooms w iil be used in the of Suncyoank. Both the recreation o f the inhabitants as Lincoln school. School hours are Stauff animals were sired by Pogis J.H O 'NKIU. Tv»*«has reason for their existonce. from eight to tw elve A. M. — Capital 99th o f Hoed Farm o9th ar.d out of daughters o f the medal o f merit bull "Axm an. spare that tree" he ex- Journal. Wad. « i l «all eera.vaalk Holger. These bulls were selected by claimed dramatically. It would be a -------------------- « e l arraas* all l a i -Uv» tuai • <uni or al-irms Professor J. R- Caine of Utah A g ri- sacrilege to maim or mar the trees S. P. ISSUES O U TIN G BOOKLET WM MvMl’ KIUY j that God has planted and nurtured ON O REGON'S W O N D ER PLA C E S cultuiai college. YELLOWSTONE T S INSISTED GIFTS BE BROUGHT • —— — Powhattan Conceived It to Be Beneath H it Dignity to Qo to Receive Them. The Indian name of the sagamore or ruler who figured In the disputed *017 about M ?“ ***. d 7 , was “ Wah-un * .. ln i0ub Captalu Newport came Virginia with a gilded crown orders from the king of England |fc*t Powhattan be crowned and de- C|ar#^ Emperor of the Indies.- Cnp- tain Smith was then president of the Tl-gtola colony, and •• speclsl vmba»- „ d o r ol! the B H d * K ' « « « * ■ ► m'>nc. ow ld o r_ a t coronation undergo th. c^ tn o n y of coronation According to the story. Powhattan with dignity refused, ssjlng “ I also am a king; and If the king of F.ng land has sent me gifts they should be brought to me. I shall not go to re ceive them.“ Newport, It to «»id, carried the crown and gifts to Powhattan. but no persuasion could Induce the Indian ; these many years. Hives, supers and covers should be moaArCb to kneel to receive the crown. The governor based his discourse A r.vw 4d-page^ illustrated book.«*. p£inted wh.te because the white sur- Only by two Englishmen bearing down 'on his favorite topic of taxes. “ Y e s" containing detailed description of face better reflects the sun's rays. heevlly on bis shoulders could he be he said. “ I promised to reduce ta x a -. Oregon, the summerland beautiful: ^ . l>.jU .K ^ r t| « ^ d the covers brought to something Uke a kneeling position to receive the crown. The tion. but Lord-a-Massy. I can t do it it's sandy beaches, mountain resorts ,w ^ „u ^ fr «¡u e s tly . O A . act flnlahed. a pistol was fired, and alone. You have got to help me with and camping places, and information C. Ext. service- was followed by a aalute from the I your votea. It can be done and we about hotels and cottages, has just The ! oca tioa o f the apiary should boats In York rtver. Powhattan ruled are going to do it - 'been issued by the Southern P s r i r ■ be such that there is a good ctrrula- over SO Indian tribes, numbering about He said he favored the elimination Company. Thirty-five thousand cop- Uon ^ l ; r trough-cut the yard. O A . *000. 'o f a State lax through the taxing of ies have been printed for free distrt- ^ p „ big corporations; such as are reaping but:on and are being sridely distribu-j Remembered Hie Orders ja big harvest by harn««a:ng ournat- ted throughout the United States, S E IZ E D SWIMMER AS P R EY Heffy. s i tbe boys affectionately ural resources, water power, etc, and The cover and reproduction o f Cra- called him. was an editor who waa al are able to pay taxes ter Lake on the center apreud are E - j sc S:_> Cc-—re ed te F gH O * ways anxious to give credit where He gave bis reasons for favoring works o f art in four colors. Vsreoewe F he T > «t Eeidently credit was due He urged every man Wae Mewgry. Crater Lake, that mysterious work who did any dipping to give full credit state income tax. saying Don't* be to tbe author and tbe publication aa afraid o f putting a little of your mot. of nature in the crater of an extine. The pike is geceraUy cvnel iered the w ell ¡ey into this source o f revenue- The volcano; the attractions o f Newport He would often m y: “ Never forget benefit will be yours. You can't take a.-vd Tillamook Beaches: Oregon Caves hui gr-.ewt of hsh. P .id fledk and fowl seem t . l t scceptat-le to Its palata. te give 'credit’ for tbe article, my your money with you into the n«xt Nstional Monumer.t. s master piece and It dv-es not i.scU.n miaeral prod boy." world and if by a special dispensa of nature's handiwork: the Coos Bay ucts : r.Pi*. spo- r.i sad other similar And so be could not help feeling ! tioa o f Providence you were permit- : Country with it s serene lakes; the article« have been frequently taken gratified one morning to see tbat a Four E r f!‘ ah boys new exchange man bad reprinted a ted to do so it would likely melt or ----------------- — ---------------------------- - from its maw. « er t to bathe ta lag.emcre pond, near beautiful sonnet. N o tte * o f F in a l S ft tlt o M B t ____ ._______ ~ _ _ » V Tbe credit line reed: “ William - • • • - •• ' M a «h a * toa * j , ' '• Into Shakespeare ln tbe Plunkevllle Ge- i the estate o f •h* u «alto* Tommy, walked repiaeutg oAcebolders ia Salem to tbe Powell. executor water about th e . depth of four sects" weantag o f calvee ou bis mountain Frar.kim b. Powe-i, deceased. bas ft.ev. ... TV- m I m » kswi f.,- hs* aevount as such executor m. feet, when he spread out bis band* ranches. The caivee baw! fo. their eo(Brty court o f Poik County. Ore- snd t r e-1 to swim, a t tbat instant a Could Take It as He Pitased. mothers and tbe mothers bawl for ^nd tbat Moaday the l« t k day o f large fish came sp snd took the whole Tbe Irate customer shook his por tbeir calTes but a a week or two .a iy . lk îS . a: tbe fcour o f oae o'clock band hito Ito month, but finding Itself trait ta the photographer’s face. tbey forget «t. «a the aftereooa o f said day. at tbe sms Mo to swallow It relinquished Its -D e I look like tbU picture? Tbe U. ta <>x»rt room o f said court, tn the rompared the tree poatic to the ÎWBEtT court house tn Dallas. P .'i» bald, snd the boy, turning round, pre things an outrage! Why. you've given aatura.' tree wbieb bas been surrouad- Cou-ity. Oregoe. bas beea appointée! pared for a hasty retreat HU cota- me an awful squint snd tbe look of Now. answer ed «y a concrète wait and ta cosse- by said court as the t me fo r th- pecioos saw the fish, scrambled eat s prise-fighting bully. of the pond M fast as pcastble. Tommy m s and no nonsense about It 1 Do psesce depneed o f tbe pnvdege ot i«u r r.g o f objections to the « i i y bad scarcely turned around before you call tbat a good likenesar rwsch e g a t o tbe sarrouadmg air. ita ^ ft_,{ ^ sbed Jure 15th. tbe Sah came up bed ad and. seising Tbe photographer scanned the print, aatarai herttage and becomiag eraap- >933. tbe ether band erooswtso, inflicted then looked tt the customer. “T b e ed. déformé*, “rv o t W « m ’ Ira C. PowelL some very deep wouads oa tbe hack answer.“ he said. T s ln tbe nega- p e c u t o r c f the a s -a te o i o f It Tbe lad ra.aed hla free hand, t lv s “ M it o « A | lier, possible Demc- c a a d a t e fo r U S . sena-- Frank-ia S- Peweû. ieceised which waa stilt Meeting, and struck the And tbe customer went away with c a e c a l e te r » . sena.-.. R y ÿwope. Attorney. ________ * great flab a bard Mow ou the head. a look of deep thorn'll ea his facei gave the sddrves o f the * --------- C ¿ ¡B a r e n i? oco wiien U disappeared. The other boys took him to a surgeon, who dressed seven wounds In oue band, and so g f , , t was the pain the next day that the lad fainted twice. The little finger was bitten through the nail and It was more than aix waaka before It wua well. i f a it h f u l Puce ek»^ M h « t]f i All indications point in the same di rection best way to get a house in Monmouth at present is to build one The Oregon Fir and Hemlock Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime, Cement, etc. Large krree do met to «•itirviy prevent swarming. I f combe xnsaitoKe for brood-rearing are be tween the comb« already .vcupied by the brood and toe perfect combe be- yeod. the jw perfect comb stands a the way e f a free cxpasaioa t l the | brood-eesI. toe qweea may coo fir e her' work to to t oae side of toe krve a: • t m s and swarming may fouow~.0 j . A. C- Ext. service. Estimates cheerfully hmu»hed. M onmouth Lumber Company L . I V . Waller, .Manager M ONM OUTH LAUNDR Y E!»ectricaUy equipp»ed with washer and maegie. Hon:«; kind of washing dene. E asy on the ciothe?. Lace curtains a specially. Prices reason able. GOOD f u r n it u r e ! Mrs. C. E. Stewart. Prop. ^ IS I An YOUR DUTY TO V O LTA home : Utility Furniture T>« erti* c< a thrt^Y housewife to bef kitchen — •*pec!Al;y i t to net only seek spar but also uc to ¿Ate. Tve*e ere nuny row trat the raedem kitchen requires. Among then» are the labor saver* tin*« savers »mi waste saver» that expert- •ne» has proved sc helpful Let as supcly you with B i ll D IN G TILE Made in Monmouth make the best and most economical building mater-f iai you can buy. In long wear and k>w cost of upkeep there is nothing that xrl” compare with tile or brick. The appearance of such a I house is always attractive and i: bold? its jelling value better than a frame house. D r a in TM c m a l S n a ' Ask us about them C e n tra l d a y P ro d u c ts C * i o u r Kitchen N eeds A k itc h e n d C " - t , fo r k t s t a r c e . ha» m e r e c c r v - r j e n c e s In ft th a n you can »•a. ze w ttuw* sc-jmly rwr - g i > j s-a»" :cm Tbtt itoca ccw of t ’ « r ecuid v**n w u x ig r t a id — * - y * kev Moor pt «9 have see» that srr f o i l s to others be« tocoae Mtod v ie s we fece the mirror Tbe greatest f a i t we caa possess to to hr cuescsous e f som . Ite v h ) to rwnjtwws f t bis fvsits to gU dfy forctvvu fee vMst st threw for mm like thnr kfcd He »bo to v.tSjvt luit to tmrfy. Mm i-v wewtimrs jjved « w e fee thrir fsufts than their vtf-tues. F i « ; to n .v s s It to as smeto a h d t to •ree-mve o to o »«r ret Yet g as the gveeroas ton i, not the gnspmg hand that to i n n i There ire - s w a t fs l t-e» e this oid worid that to the E g * k time lift *s rm iiinm trisr if ki That wtoch seems to *e » fsait u d ì- may -tossom into sa seeding t i n w tja s n s e . F«& s »rv fwrts. TVs ia tb* toinfirvc tratb Fa fe»* to c?wr. Threw s in a t of vs w -.thuw c owe tons S U K S M l« Gat Kit tie mwC tberw ■» to everybody «rd oocrpt tfe n U:ijn.i that ww m a t {Badge or cwotrji. TSst to the -v^nt game m tide. N it o S c c r a ft S k ip 4 )2 1 vs At y to y.w k s jt • na Lrt se secar «¡a X E. w twC» va» “ K e to fifein s wbe to I *■ Tbe first symptom o f fault Infection to to be anaware o f Its presence. Cbeerfu^iesa, u h itK O . toacertty, and brotherly feeling are the best aacdaciam— aad surest cures. Ctoe faalt sever justifies another Some faults in- d . red h are merely the keys that open the gates to permit greater faults to enter. A arilful fault has BO excise aad deserves bo pardon. Bod men excuse their fa-tits white good men attempt to get rid o f them. The fjouaS mas * fault is the wise man's lesson The weuk b o d who tries to justify (us faults by pointing ta tbe «mesoa»» defect ta a neighbor la like the *iev* that re- w-nded the reedle that it had a tode ia tt» head. Nothing to worth being named a fault except that which x.ures yourself or harms your hetpfuineas to •icheru 3 e your ow » physk-tan—diagnose vourscif fe-iy seek out your fault germ* ruthleaslv d o 1*0« ■nBi you kaU them. And th* » » < J o kUl tW n U to ( gaia that *?rengt> aad »eif cuntrot can give a hcipia« fitk to » V. < rssiiv f-rcçwt titoae froits whtch »to knows rwly to n n a '- n ind wvur ww irw r « k f r v i t to swr ç e d p»s;i~ t r s ww keep ow ie c w m g «irvnvws a ftotoCs. vctii ww st Isat itone to :uak v-rtje». T W » wwaauns u u swaasras » a fxaft to be It o n A toad to others T V gtoatac virtue m aet the freedom 'w m Îwaits tot v a W t o H *- I U to k to s rd U t H isasu poem % & HO M EY P H IL O S O P H Y UNCLE JOHN That vmr—:ige to a e r v n s thin a. there «ait th» «tomhfef* * f a —we V v the w f r v ' * may h e r * wftxnit a pian to keen * sett, f i s t evervbod* en*» t Vtrrd, n thin the ehiefintt o f am « X —they as, - ere ito « know the »a id , that von thftii rag alee oft rwa •es' i They **:v-t the rwhv -n».—ied Sfe. w-ehest a a r a itb aihee u .n n i.r r tferught. a» tiutogh e kasbami sr a w*h to merefy M A R R lA liF «n é n ear- > u l « t Vvd « t a they S r * « this h éìen dtoof 'to t a '« a wait to tv » th» t o t the njdki *« s a tossavi .Muffai— -“hey fed to w a x tod au th»» t a t i Ttore m V to to noce ftrwter riiea. to y »em Cups! to to» path, v ! « g tu» wily mah « f t o h s to so awfuf ufterraaaJU IY » viiuayeii i «et to tokàoau assng w-th wwer. r ie- venda feat creek ecreli tto’ fate «aereo« fee n e » v e » y-wevto. W * rian i l t t j f « v B h i awe to header n a f firn t - s r x hat i t o gsoee -ve mai « ia t o e sch toety ase- —„a * » « f «sorto . J *ry 2 3 q rH F *■ feUow Wh» —- k“ '* to c m tt. study tt. O ffe» he the better« 1 « a fe • rar* He l i tt rtoptt « W a fe r toattvr. he p eto th»»»* to l e b attere la i b» h »»"«» tt» pmag to rea feto t f ssditod life wss to M to gaau «od ¿sopito to #-i:u 1 «"mul I W « haws uuy r’.-.ippc: .-acw»«« j Good Furniture Is Our Pledge to You M O NM O UTH H AR D W AR E ohi y n -e rh the strength, the wtU. the couragw, the character to over come them. Asswig the cmoBMnmt damiflcatkei o f common faults are cruelty, constant nagging, faultfinding and selfish- ■rsa These make disagreeable men and disagreeable men make a disagreeable world. L ife to* what you make tt and vnu make is as you think t o '* « get to a? P * t » ’>î>* I L A
