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THE MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH. OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1*23
Molasses ia extra good to mix with
The mother of a large family no BUYERS WEEK IN PO RTLAND
OFFERS SPEC IAL ATTRACTIONS
quTremenTs Tof money These local
t h « 7 ’are ia w lllla g te accept the Idea
banks call in their funds from New
of an All-powerful etate.
It ia the
York
and
la
addition
may
ask
the
big
It is valuable when not costing more is a mother or a referee.
Amerlgaa Idea that the people ahall
Portland, June
21— Tremendous
city banks for loans.
order the »ta le and ahape Ita course;
than barley, wheat or corn although
When a man sits down to wait for strides in all lines o f business are be
Country banka frequently deposit
get that the state shall order the lives
growers often dislike because unpleas bía ship to come in it usually turns ing made in Portland,
as security the notes ot their own cus
tnereby
e f the people, fitting them Into niches
tomers, often secured. In turn, by farm
strengthening her position as the
ant to handle. O.A.C. Exp. station.
out to be a receivership.
to suit a bureaucratic card index.—
capital such as ploughs, livestock sad
commercial, financial and industrial
By F R A N C IS H. SISSON
other possessions. The fifty thousand Samuel Compare.
center o f the Northwest. During the
Chairman Public Relations Commis dollar note, for Instance, ot a country 000 VARIETIES Of MEDICINE
P**t five months, the foreign and do sion, American Bankers Association.
bank In a big New York bank may
mestic commerce o f the city has
have attached, aa collateral security, Cobweb Fills »opposed Oeod fe r Ague,
Financial New
shown a great increase, building con
and »flake's Mead Broth fer
York is peculiar fifty or a hundred small notes of a
hundred dollars op to a thousand
struction reached high new marks,
Varleue Diseases.
ly representative
the jobbing business developed a
ot the whole na or more, signed by local farmers and
their wives. Into one of the biggest * l f » e head* OF veDumouo aerpetxte
tion. A ll parts of
more heal‘ hy tone and bank clear
34 00 square miles of marvels,
New York banka comes In this way have held an Important p’ ace In medi
the country, the
beauty and color—nothing like
ings and postal receipts
made
a
from the South each crop season a cine. A strong broth made from them
small towns as
it on earth — leaping geysers,
steady advance.
small note secured by a plough and a and mixed with salt end spices, end
growling grottos, Soiling cauld
w ell as the big
In celebration o f the prosperity of
rons, nature’s most fantastir
cities, have sup barrow and a mule named "M o lly "— 1 ooe hundred other remedies. * » • em
form ations, in the midst of
the city, the general committee in
an Incident that has been aptly de
plied the greater
ployed under the name of theriac aa a
which are magnificent hotels
charge o f the Eleventh Annual Buy
scribed as "T h e Minting ot M olly."
part o f the man
cure fo r every conceivable disease.
charming cottage villages, 800
It la one among many securing a large
Sisson
er’s Week to be held August 6th to
power and brain
I Curious eurvlvale o f this old belief
miles of matchless boulevards
inter-bank credit.
power enabling it
11th under the auspices o f the Cham
and all the comforts of home.
In the efficacy of certain reptiles and
Thus
is
big
banking
in
N
ew
York
ber o f Commerce, is planning the to function as the nation’s financial
Insects ss cures for human Ills occa
U uUs tfcs UrU-
brought close to the plain people of
lina M oo of u lu n i «u n d u lu d Our
sionally come to light, even In this ad
most elaborate program o f entertain- capital.
the soil— thus does It finance their
A recent Investigation as to the
vanced ege.
In New England, cob
ment ever staged for the merchants
humble
husbandry—
and
thus
has
It
h io u g i leeping ar
origin o f one hundred leading execu
web plUe ere supposed to be good for
throughout
Portland’s
trade
territo
felt
the
need
ot
recruiting
Its
officer«
tives In the N ew York financial dis
Service D A IL Y between Port
ry.
from among men fam iliar and sympa the ague, and In the South a certain
land and Weet Yellow stone
trict, showed that no lesa than sixty
knuckle bone In e pig1» foot Is a cure
makes the trip very comfortable
1 The entire five days will be brim per cent were born outside N ew York thetic with local conditions— able to
fo r rheumatism, If It be curried In the
visualize
the
needs
of
the
people
there
full o f surprises, many o f the fea t State, that no less than twenty-eight
pocket or worn suspended from a
and
pass
sound
judgment
on
the
ures being new and novel. There will per cent were born in towns of 5,000
string around the neck.
credit factors Involved.
or
less,
and
only
twenty
per
cent
were
J. H. O' N U L L , TrsvsUag
be luncheons, receptions, excursions
The spider-web pill originated In
It Is due to the conditions thus pic
A cant, v it a kssdqusrtsrs
born In New York City.
fashion shows, theater parties and
China, where all species o f Insects
ateos Pittock Block. Port
tured
that
among
the
officers
o
f
New
The birthplaces ot these men rep
land, unii call Doreoaally
smokers and the entertainment com resented Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massa York’s banks will be found represen have certain positive or negative
• ad arrsngs a ll detalla;
drop hin a card or addraaa
mittee announces that one event will chusetts, Connecticut. Michigan, Mis tatlves from all parts o f the nation. values In medicine.— Cleveland Flaln
W li McKURIUY
be staged that will rival “ Roaring souri, Illinois, Maryland. Delaware, They are the delegates o f the people Dealer.
Camp" the big feature o f 1922 Buy Vermont. Mississippi, Kentucky, T en at the business capitaL
Sacred Horses In Jap Park.
O n ce vdery s e v e n ty win ut e g
nessee,
Minnesota,
Iowa,
Florida,
ers’ Week.
la the famed park In Nara. Japan,
Rhode
Island.
North
Carolina.
Indi
Why Group Fighta Group
The Portland Chamber o f Com
there Is a sacred horse. This shaggy,
ana, Wisconsin, Georgia, California.
merce and the participating mer
Montana, Maine, W est Virginia, New
Am erica is suffering from a lack of undersized animal la said to be about
chants have set aside a large sum of Jersey and the District o f Columbia.
economic understanding. It la, there the funniest thing In Japan. He Is
money fo r the entertainment o f their
The same situation Is true of the fore, that we find group arrayed pure white, and has one blue eye and
'guests.
younger men, particularly in the against group— that we find the grow one pink eye. H e is kept in a small
I In keeping with their custom in fo r banks. This reflects more than mere er at variance with the producer, the stable with a square hole for him to
mer years, the committee will refund ly the attraction o f the big city for producer with the consumer and both poke out hi# head to eat the oats
which tourists bring him. T h e third
round trip railroad fares to all visit ambitious young men. It Is the result with the carrier. It is because of a
of the definite purpose of New York lack o f economic understanding that largest bell In Japan hang« In Nara
ing buyers who make purchase \>f
banking to equip itself to perform
we find capital and labor frequently park, which contains 1.280 acres, and
$500 or more.
most effectively Its work for all the etrtving agalnet each other. Y et each throughout which more than 3.000
O f interest to merchants, is the re nation.
element la vitally Interested. In each stone and metal lanterns are scattered.
cent announcement that the Grand
A brief description o f the mechan other for the final auccsea of the en Six hundred tame deer roew at will
ism ot the nation's banking system tire endeavor— In the farm er growing la the park.
Rapids show Case Company will es
Many o f the a prime crop and getting a fair re
Also In Nara park there Is one of
tablish a plant costing $750,000 in will make this clear
New
York
banks
are
bankers'
banks.
the
three gigantic bronze Ruddhaa,
turn;
In
the
canner
packing
a
palata
| Portland. The Chamber assisted in
They are great reservoirs ot credit In ble crop and getting a fair return; la and the largeet. The others are at
{financing this industry which will em
which banks throughout the country the carrier transporting without dam Osaka and Kamakura.
One o f the
ploy 400 high grade mechanics.
deposit unemployed funds In New age or deterioration and getting a most venerated o f Shinto shrines—
York. When crop needs In rural dis fair return; In the wholeaaler making Kasuga no Mlya— is the goal o f thou
tricts or industrial expansion In man a wide distribution and getting a fair sand« o f pilgrims every year. It has
ufacturing centers Increase local re- return; In the retailer eatlafylng his existed for 1.210 years.
customer and getting a fair return;
In labor elding each o f the procestee
Censiderate e f the Bank.
Notice of Pinal Settlement
and getting a fair return; In capital
An English sailor Just home from a
Notice is hereby given that Ira C. | supplying the money and credit to
Powell, executor o f the estate of make each process possible and get a long cruise entered a bank In Hull
and greeted the clerk w ith : "W hat
Franklin S. Powell, deceased, has filed
ting a fair return, and In the con cheer, m a tey! How's your business
his final account as such executor in
A ftO C A tT g tR
the county court o f Polk County, Ore sumer receiving a pure, nourishing, doing, hey?*'
gon, and that Monday the 16th day of dependable, wholesome health giving
"N o t very brisk at present," an
July, 1923, at the hour o f one o’clock article at a fair price. There Is this swered the clerk, “ but I hope to see It
in the afternoon o f said day, at the community of Interest In the pro Improve shortly."
court room o f said court, in the duction and consumption o f human
“Th at's ’a rd l” said the tar sympa
county court house in Dallas. Po.k requirements that should prohibit thetically. H e fished out a check for
County, Oregon, has been appointed strife among the producing and con
£ 100 .
by said court as the time for the suming elements.— J. H. Pueilcher,
"H o w ’ll you have ltT” asked the
hearing o f objections to the said final President American Bankers Associ
clerk.
account and the settlement thereof.
ation.
' T h e sailor hesitated a moment, then
Dated and first published June 15th,
leaned over the counter and said In
1923.
Gompers on Socialism
a hoarse whisper:
"W ell, matey, I
Ira C. Powell,
State socialism Is repugnant to the
Executor o f the astate of
don't want to be 'ard on yer
Gimme
Franklin S. Powell, deceased. American mind for a great many ten pun' now and I'll take the rest
reasons.
Americans
generally
prefer
B. F. Swope, Attotney.
a pun' a w eek."— Boston Transcript.
to carve out Ifeg future 1». freedom
pig feeds of an unpalatable nature. doubt wonders at times wnetner sne
NATION REPRESENTED
AT FINANCE CAPITAL
YELLOWSTONE
T
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Jess Willard Today
umber
All indications point in the same di
rection
The best way to get a house
in Monmouth at present
is to build one
Oregon Fir and Hemlock Lumber,
Lath, Shingles, Lime, Cement, etc.
Estimates cheerfully furnished.
Monmouth Lumber Company
L . W . W aller, M a n a g e r
H
hurdlr before « return match with
Dempsey. It la in a hout with Lule
Flrpo scheduled at N. Y. July T.
W illard'» recent knockout o f Floyd
Jotmion. showed him in good con*
dltion again despite his 41 year*.
MONMOUTH LAUNDRY
Electrically equipped with
washer and mangle. Home
kind of washing done. Easy
on the clothes. Lace curtains
a specialty. Prices reason
able.
Mrs. C. E. Stewart, Prop.
GOOD
FURNITURE
»
YOUR DUTY
TO Y O U R
HOME
Utility
Furniture
The pride of a thrifty housewife Is her
kitchen — especially If It Is not only spick
and span but also up to date. There are
many things now tnat the modem kitchen
requires Among them are the labor savers,
time savers and waste savers that experi
ence has proved so helpful. Let us supply
you with
BUILDING TILE
Made in Monmouth
make the best and most
economical building mater
ial you can buy.
In long
wear and low cost of upkeep
there is nothing that will
compare with tile or brick.
The appearance of such a
house is always attractive
and it holds its selling value
better than a fram e house.
Drain Tile in all Sizes'.
Ask us about them.
Central Clay Products Co.
Y o u r Kitchen N eeds
A kitchen cabinet, for Instance, has
more conveniences In It than you can
real re w thout actually owning and using one. The
ateps one of them would »eve you mifht add many
minutes dally to your leisure time. Let us show you
how. W e have fully equipped cabinets on display now.
Good
Furniture Is Our Pledge to You
M O NM O UTH H A R D W A R E
J . E. Winegar, Proprietor
N eed lecraft Shop'
Independence
Phone 4 í2 1
Hemstitching, Dress making,
Neckware, Stamped goods.
Baby Boudoir. Package goods
Leave orden at Pember A
Snail's for Hemstitching
Adelina I'stti’s test for a singer was never, as you
might suppose, “ Can you T rill? Can you Imitate a
mocking bird?" No, it was “Can you sing a simple
biillnd in honest, straightforward fashion? Such a bal
lad as 'Home, Sweet Home'?“ That was a fair test
Simplicity shows quality naked and unadorned. And
Is only genuine worth that dares challenge its criticism.
It takes both courage and the consciousness of value
to iMine before the world with affectation. Our assump
tion of numberless little airs, poses and prejudices Is
bin the confession and apology for weakness.
The strong are always simple. Simplicity implies
st length. The weak hide their defects and tlieir lack
«■Hi tricks and frills.
Hie hipest attainments in painting and sculpture are
nut the kaleidoscopic, brightly-colored canvases of bat
tle scenes; not the complex many-turrented statue
etrurtures that misguided patriots sometimes erect in
met no rial o f achievement The greatest picture in the world
Is • mother and her babe. As the sense of skill grow«
strong and the eye keen in its perception of beauty,
non essentials, jewelry and drapery, arc stripped off
and the true artist finds satisfaction in the flowing line
and satiny flesh texture o f the simple human figure.
poem
% &
UNCLE JOHN
Most everybody's got ’em, though It’s power
ful hard to say, wheather they are due Ira-
-neiiiate, er. at furder distant day.
Yet a
Viler nit to Agger, as he chaws his daily bread,
—how they meet the n i l —or
PROSPECKS glory—In the prospects out
AHEAD
* hyy^re-. nothin' more ah-
«irbtn' to a feller’s heart an' mind, that in
firin ' to shape his prospecks to the sort he’d
like to find; and. I couldn’t think o f nothin' that
-con fill my soul with dread. like a batch of
gloomy pmspeeks which is furder on, ahead!
I alnt ashamed to own It.—that the chief of
■Ay delights, it, to dream of happy prospecks,
as* I lav awake o f nights
, . And I wake
im in the momin' with my face toward the
sky, and the appetite fer battle—«nebbe never
knowti.' why!
While .Tsryhodv's hr^itn’ fer • better state
of things, when llirv swap these earthly gar
ments fer a pair of heavenly wing»,— Yet, they
better he parttcklar in the pathway that they
tread. If they'd dodge the fire an1 *“■*“ * ----
in the prospecks out ahead'
In the world of letters, that which lives sa poetry
Is not the half-hearted, labored utterances of s Poet
Laureate on some quasi “ great" occasion. Rather it is
the simple stanaa that sang Itself out o f some more
obscure poet’s heart that binds us all with living bonds
through community o f feeling and experience. The great
song Is never the oratorio but the ballad.
Real worth is always unassuming and natural. High
thinking seems automatically to draw unto Itself the com
plement o f plain living. Napoleon was always most st
ease In the Spartan simplicity o f camp on the battle field.
To hit mind, the grandeur and splendor of his French
court were a concession to the limitations of the less
great
Great minds focussed as they are on great issues have
email patience with the trivialities e f custom and con
vention.
It is only when the building la righ t true in con
ception, strong in foundation, pure in outline, that the
architect dares let it stand forth unadorned.
So with human sou la Our poor terms “homllness"
and "humanness" may stand for the truest aristocracy of
human character.
H O M E Y
P H IL O S O P H Y
NCR
a little schoolboy held a
o ' rabbit
talked
four“
to
by
the
earn
the rabbit
he said.
And
ha
“Three times
"H ow
much la ft?
When the rabbit remained silent he
cragked St over ghe head wtt|; a »rich
and repeated
the question
tnach Is three tones four?“
“ How
When ha
was asked why be htt the poor febbft
he said«
“ Well the feitev I bought
Mm e f said he would multiply and bo
wont da
• f the kind.’
A p
parently both buyer sad teller wer«
but they didn’t
understand,
The unfnrtuaate rabbit an the d d »
linee got the w ent of i t