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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 1923)
LLOYD GEORGE SEEKS AID OF CURRENT WEEK I America Should Not Forget, Says Eng lish Statesman. NEID OF PRINCETON PREDICTS NEW WAN M J school da , s ‘ fT ) ------------------ Minneapolis, Minn.— An appeal for I Mill City. — Elaborate preparations the United States to help Kurope are being made for the carnival to be make peace was made here by David I held by the Mill City high school. Lloyd George, the war-time premier of October 26. This probably will be the Great Britain, in his first public ad- I biggest effort ever made by the local dress in this country after concluding school in the direction of a pageant. his tour of Canada. Speaking before many hundred per ----------- i Salem.— Although all bills have not sons at a luncheon given by the Min | yet been paid, it was estimated by neapolis civil and commercial asso- j ‘•’’-e.l Currey, secretary of the Oregon ciations, the ex-premier said: ’ state fair board, that there will be “ 1 am not here on any mission, but | a surplus of approximately $10.000 let me say to you one thing, that until when all obligations 'resulting from Events o f Noted People, Governments the United States of America, with ; Hostilities Between Germany and the recent fair have been settled. its mighty influence, with its great and Pacific Northwest, and Other France Are Said to Be Im Redmond.— More than 4000 persons power, with the moral command which Friday attended the Deschutes coun Thing» Worth Knowing. minent Danger. it has in the world because of* its past ty fair, establishing a new attendance with the great claim that you won record for a single day at a fair in by coming into the war without any this county. Bend day drew a large A violent storm, during which hall selfish purpose, but for a holy ideal, Princeton. X. J.— A future war be crowd from the county seat. Special fell for a considerable period Tuesday sending millions ol your best young tween France and Germany can be events were staged by the Bend com destroyed the immense crop of grapes men across to fight for liberty ami for In Italy. nothing else— until this great land avoided only if the United States em mercial club. | casts its influence into the scale of ploys Its good offices to relieve the Salem.—Only the best grade of ap Governor McMaster of South Dakota t oace. 1 despair of the future." tension now existing in Europe, said pies will he shipped to the markets of Wednesday formally announced his R t ’ erring to a statement that Amer- John Grier Hibben, president of the east and middle west by the Ore- tandidacy for l nited States senator j ^ a;|6> were doing their best to forget Princeton university, in an interview ROn Grower8’ Co-operative association. on the republican ticket. j , |1(, rucWjt world war, he urged that according to announcement made by Sunday. President Hibben recently re ( fticials of the organization. Inferior All available men have been dls- j **“ not f ° r8eI- is nothing, nothing,” he said, “ for turned from an extended trip through grades will be used in making cider patched to four bad forest fores which , 1 here is are burning near Republic, Mich. Hold yo t to ft rget—nothing. T h e r* is urope, where he studied conditions in and other products. ings of Henry Ford in two sections so -lelh'tig, yis, something, f i r you I :> several countries at first hand, Pendleton.— John Hamley and Ed of land are reported to be threatened. be pi.>ud of. You came for uaugh. but Germany, he is convinced, is play- Krainer have returned from the Long at the call of a great purpose and a ing a "waiting game.” H er attitude Creek district, where they were for Earl Hackett, 13, son of Mr. and j great ideal. It ought to he your pride. toward reparations is insincere and more than two weeks on a deqr hunt Mrs. A. W. Hackett, living on a farm | the part you took in it is one which she feels that if she waits long enough ing trip. They packed back with horses three miles south of Chehalis, Wash., j ¡s worthy of your greatest traditions. time will operate in her favor. for 45 miles and got two bucks. They By G K A C E E. H A L L was shot accidentally Tuesday by his And my last word is that so far from JO H N BLAKE " I did not find any evdience of were delayed in making their return brother, Lloyd, 16, while the two were forgetting that part. I trust that the poverty or unusual distress in Ger trip by muddy roads. out hunting. United States of America will once THOUSAND times I ’ve said good- many. The stream of population pass more, in due time, in its own way, cast Pendleton.— Prizes for the best cer by to you, The action of President Coolidge ed before me much as it appeared in OUR CURIOSITY its might in the scales of peace.” tified potato seed, the best mountain And turned away from every com the days of 1912, the time of my last of the Untied Slates In ordering an mon thought The address was the one formal seed and the best commercial tubers n p H E R E are two kinds of curiosity, Inquiry into the proposal to increase public function on the program of the visit to Berlin. I learned, however, will be given in the second annual That formed the vital tie that once morbid and Intelligent. we knew, the duty on wheat from Canada is distinguished visitor during his day's that there was suffering, confined al Weston potato show which w ill be The one Is useless— even harmful. being watched closely in Ottawa, but visit to this city. Arriving early Mon most exclusively to a certain class in held in Weston, Tuesday, October 30. The other Is the driving force that Is With all the wondrtMj, Joyous hours Germany. it brought. no official comment is forthcoming. day, he was welcomed by huge crowds Awards will also be made for wheat, behind all science and all progress. "T h e class whose incomes are fixed A man gets out of an automobile In Delirious from typhoid fever. Miss at the station and on the way to his amounts in marks and for which no barley, oats, corn and beans. a busy street to pump up a tire. A A thousand times I've said a last fare Meral Lacourse, 25, of Hansen, Idaho, hotel, and thousands crowded the adjustment can possibly be made to Salem.— There were two fatalities hundred people gather round to watch well To memories of laughter, moods and a grade school teacher at Cosmopolis, streets and greeted him with applause keep pace with the fall in value is in Oregon due to industrial accidents him. The same people will stand tone. Wash., walked through a second story as he was escorted on a sight-seeing the class which suffers most. during the week ending October 11. around a man who has fallen and In Have hade them lift their tantalizing window of a hospital here late W ed trip ulong the Mississippi river boule "Much money Is being rapidly made according to a report prepared here jured himself, gaping at him, and In spell nesday afternoon and was killed in the vard and to other points of interest. and lavishly spent by all who are en Saturday by the state industrial acci terfering with those who want to aid And leave my soul In stillness— Min, They gain nothing by being there. rail. gaged in industrial pursuits, and the dent commission. The victims were though alone. They have seen hundreds of tires profits are deposited in large amounts Clifford Ashley, Mohler logger, and pumped up— scores of men fall down. President Coolidge expects Richard i Hurry Ewing, Portland teamster. Their curiosity only breeds rudeness I close the door against the whisper Washburn Child, America ambassador j Oklahoma City, Okla. Lashing, rag in foreign hanks in Switzerland, Eng ing night. Salem.— The Union Pacific Railroad and Idleness. land and New York and Investments ing overflow waters, swelling the to Italy, now en route home on leave ; And hid my neart give o'er its drear company has filed with the Oregon Intelligent curiosity Is born In the of absence, to return to bis post at north Canadian river to the unpre- made in foreign securities. refrain. "It is a significant tact that dur public service commission an answer human being. It prompts the baby to Rome after conclusion of his leave < edentod depth of 25 feet, were roar But lo ! you stand between me and pull his rattle to pieces, and later on and then to retire at his pleasure. ; ing towaril Oklahoma City early Mon ing the last eight months Germany to the complaint of the Silver Falls the light to punch a hole In his drum to see Timber company, in which the latter has been tho heaviest buyer of cotton day. bringing the most destructive This wus announced at the White And all those sad gojd-bys have from our country, paying more than corporation demanded the return of wbat Is Inside that makes the noise. flood in the history of Oklahoma. House. been in Tain. It finds Its fullest development In the approximately $600 paid as demurrage $72,000,000 for it, and is also the heav Driven from their homes by the on- ((£> b y D o d d , M s » , ! A O b m p » n y . ) painful Investigations of the scientist, The engagement of Archduke Joseph rushing torrent, 15,000 persons, with lest buyer of copper, her Importation on cars owned by the Union Pacific. seeking to solve the riddle of the uni Francis, young son of the former field 1 as many belongings as they could amounting to something more than Eugene. — A foot or two of fresh verse. marshal. Archduke Joseph, to Prin- |laHtily gather together, were being $17,000,000. It is a mystery where this snow was encountered on Foley ridge Finding out how things work Is al ess Anna Monica, youngest daughter | taken to poln,8 ,,f safety by all avail- money comes from, but It Is evidence and the Skyline trail in the Cascade most all of useful knowledge. of ex-King Frederick August of Sax able means of transportation. that Germany is not insolvent and mountains Saturday and Sunday, said The man who is Indifferent to his ony, is announced. Archduke Joseph Augmented by rain swollen up- cannot be regarded in any sense as a Dee Wright, packer for the forest serv surroundings is not going very far on You can t e ll her b y her cella r. B y th e w a y she kee ps her brooms, Francis is 28 years old and his fi- | stream tributaries, the boiling cur bankrupt nation. ice, who has returned from his sea his Journey In this world. O r b y p e e p in g at th o k e e p i n g uncee 20. Of her back and unused rooms. Regardless of the Ruhr, Mr. Hibben son’s activities in the Cascades above He needs curiosity. It Is important rent at the city reservoir, ten miles said. Franco-German relations will be McKenzie bridge, where he made his that he should gratify It. He ought from here, tore huge gaps In the em Tillamook Daisy Butter King De T A S TY DISHES to be curious about the growth of the bankment of the dam late last night ^trained for some time to come unless headquarters. Kal, prize winning entry of tho Carna tree, the manner In which buildings Germany be and hurled a devastating nine foot America intervenes. Salem.—Appointment of a commit are put up, or battleships are put to NICE way to serve cabbage, when tion stock farm. Seattle. Wash., and wall of water into the stream, to bear lieves the French are in the Ruhr with tee of three business men to investi gether— the movements of the stars one has plenty of time for its Oconomowoc, Wis., is tho grand cham down on the already strieken south the intention of staying but France preparation is gate conditions at the Oregon state In their courses. pion Holstein of the United States, side populace in Oklahoma City. protests she will leave when repara Cabbage Rolls. penitentiary and recommend the char He ought to cherish un abiding thirst having won that designation Tuesday tions are paid. Dr. Hibben continued acter of industrial activities best suit for knowledge— knowledge about ev Boil a small cabbage in suited water at the National Dairy exposition at in part: P h o n o g ra p h F ir m F a ils . ed to the needs of the institution, prob erything. Such a man will get an edu- until the leaves are soft enough to Syracuse, N. Y, Drain and "I met a representative of our Uni ably will have the hearty support of eatlon whether or not he ever sees roll without breaking. N e w York. — Tho Columbia Gra- ted States government who had travel Governor Pierce, who under the law the Inside of a college building. His when cool enough to handle, cut the phone Mnnufaeturlng company, one of Federal agents Tuesday announced the pioneers in the tulking machine ed extensively in middle Europe and Is responsible for the conduct of the curiosity, rightly directed, will force leaves into six-inch squares. Mix one they had discovered evidence to sup-! him to know things— and knowing pound Jf chopped steak, one cupful trade, was placed In the hands of re the near east. He brutally told me prison. of uncooked rice, one and one-half things Is education. port their theory that synthetic liquor ceivers Monday when an involuntary that Europe was a ‘barrel of rotten teaspoonfuls of salt, one minced onion Albany.— A bulkhead, costing $30,- The child who asks countless ques was being concocted, bottled and cas- , petition in bankruptcy was filed in apples and that the United States 000,^ is being built on the Santiam tions should be cDcournged. More and a beuten egg, with a fewr dashes • d aboard the rum fleet o ff the Allan federal court In behalf of several cred could well afford to keep her hands river about a mile above Jefferson by over his curiosity should be employed of cayenne pepper. But a heaping tic coast. This, it is understood, is , itors. off.' Those who are complacent with the state highway commission and the as a means of educating him. It teaspoonful of the mixture on a sold at top notch prices to runners J The action was a financial one only, this policy must be ready to face an square of cabbage and roll into rolls Southern Pacific Railroad company should be fed, and developed, and as genuine liquor. the size of a finger. Have ready a and plans for the reorganization un other European war in which we will made greater as the years go by. for the purpose of diverting flood large kettle o f boiling water well der a new name will bo made public. he directly and indirectly involved.” And presently It will send him out waters from the lowlands along the Knoth W. Conyers, 94, a veterun of salted. Into It put a perforated ket H. L. Wilson, president and general Into the world determ’ ncd to find out river through which the Pacific high the Mexican war and a member of manager of the company, and James R. Oklahoma City Flooded. things for himself. When he reaches tle or colander In which the rolls may way and the tracks of the railroad the first Oregon legislature, died at ! Sheffield were appointed receivers by that stage his parents anil teachers be placed to keep from touching the Enid, Okla All stores were flood company pass. bottom o f the kettle, as they bum can stop worrying nbout him. tils home in Clutskanie Monday after Federal Judge Hand and furnished a ed and numerous residences were purt- quickly. See that the rolls are cov Salem.— Official notification was re He will get along. noon. Mr. Conyers was born In Car Joint bond of $100,000. No estimate ly submerged by a nine foot wall of ered with water and cook covered for ceived Saturday by George A. White, by J o h n B l a k e . ) lisle, Ky.. December 2. 1828. He came was made of assets, but liabilities water which swept through parts of forty-five minutes or until the rice is adjutant general. that the Hilton to Oregon in 1852 and had lived in [ were given as approximately $20,000,- Woodward, Okla.. Saturday when the done. Serve with drawn butter tiophy has been shipped by the war sauce. (liitsknnie practically ever since. 000. North Canadian river overflowed from department to the state of Oregon to e Young Lady recent heavy rains, according to re be held by the national guard for at | The Rev. John William Jones, 47, Deviled Tongue Mold. Farmer Killed by Bull. A cross the W a y ports reaching here over crippled least one year. The trophy, a historic I recently archdeacon of the southwest Take one pound of cold boiled 3 smoked tongue chopped coarsely, two Wheeler, Or la»y Daniel. 67. pram wires tonight. bronze affair, was won by the Oregon ern Kansas Episcopalian area, with Freedom, a small town on the Cim National Guard Rifle team in the na inent northwest breeder of Holstein hard-cooked eggs, one tablespoonful headquarters at Hutchinson, formerly livestock, was killed Monday morning arron river, also was inundated, the of mustard pickle and one large sour tional matches at Camp Perry recent -uperintendent of missions at Omaha by a vicious bull. The bovine, with advices said, stores there being flood pickle also chopped. Add one table ly and comes to the west for the first and pastor of churches at Chicago. out warning, charged at Mr. Daniel, i ed. spoonful o f mustard and three of time. Council Bluffs, Denver and San An His bead was struck against a tree. | Railroad traffic is demoralized. mayonnaise. Soak two tahlespoonfuls North Powder.—Continued rain and tonio, committed suicide In a hotel in Death was due to hemorrhage. of gelatin In two tahlespoonfuls of Nearly 100 bridges have been carried damp weather prevail In this vicinity cold water, and when softened add Kansas City Monday. Mr Daniel was born In Tillamook j away, and sections of trackage in a and farmers are reporting that stand two cupfuls o f boiling water. When countv. He took a homestead at Foley , numb r of places are out. The longest summer season in the ing grain is shattering. I f this weather the gelatin Is cool nnd begins to stiff ago and had lived on it since en add to It the tongue mixture and continues the grain standing will not history of the Klondike finds the last Seven Teachers May Die. prominently Identified with pour all Into a wet mold. Let harden pay for threshing. One man reported steamer out of Dawson leaving down In a cold place and serve with parsley Seattle, Wash. Seven women may that he estimated his loss at 5000 a river still free of ice. Yukoners are as a garnish. He as the result of ptomaine poison bushels. He w ill put in a band of speculating about the cause of the pro Five Die n Forest Fire. ing following a luncheon of a King sheep to take care of the waste in his longed high temperature, some attrl K ip pered H e rrin g Salad. Marquette. M ■h. — Five men were ounty branch of the Parent-Teacher fields. Unless the weather clears in Take one smoked herring, boil five but ing It to earthquakes or warm sea t urned to deal Monday tn a forest i-a t iation at the Rcnald school north a few days he will not harvest any minutes In water to cover Drain currents. Th epossiblltty of a per first near Birch Mich . near here. The f the city, according to reports re more of the standing grain on his 1-ne and shred It T., mx-half cupful manent moderation in- the Klondike dead wer» cmployes of the I*ake In- vived here from physicians who were place. o f the shredded fish add two cupfuls winter is being debated. dependent' Lumber company of Birch. tent to the Ronald school to take care of diced celery, one green pepper Pendleton.— The movement of wheat Telephone lines between Marquette if the patients. chopped, one- 'urîh ° f s teaspounful Adjutant General George A. White to Portland for exrort over the O.-W. ami the copp r country have been sev- or salt, one-eighth of a teaspoonful More than 50 other persons were R. A- X. line is just about twice as c f Oregon has telegraphed the com each of onion salt, pepper and pap- cred due to t he fire and little informa- (fill n ill but doctors declared they heavy this year as it was at the same mandant of the Puget sound navy yard Hon was obtainable. Crews of men to would all recover. rika. one e chopped hard cooked egg. time during 1923. according to A. S. and enough mayonnaise to moisten and the navy department at Washing go to the fire were being organized ----- -- Edmonds, assistant traffic manager of well. Anting ton, D. C-, that the state o f Oregon !.- re S*'-o Founders: 36 Safe. ■ e °* lettuce and the Union Pacific system Xotwith- n e *ith more mayonnaise. w ill not accept the battleship Oregon T klo.—Thirty six members of the ng the heavy shlpn V o lc a n o M ih a ra A c tiv e . unless the government first overhauls crew of an unnamed steamer were company is enabled to furnish cars the big vessel and puts It in firat- t-ondon The famous volcano Mi rescued when the ship foundered on with less delay than in 1922. he stmt clasa condition for delivery without tic ISZJ. w ,M » r n N ' , * m e r l e i o n » »ra. on Oshlma Island has again be j F rid a y according to a dispatch re ed. T^ie congestion in moving wheat The young lady a- r -■» the • ay says -----—O-------- cost to the state. This action prob- nie active, according to ^lispatches | reived here Sunday from Morioka. that In her opinion the saloon will recently was due to the delay of ships M ig h t Be G e ttin g Rich. ably will end navy department plans ^ received here. never com* back, but she notices that *' • - ' v ' ,r >t was stated. Is i to arrive in port on schedule, he said, Exhausted Pressman (to garrulous for towing the craft into Portland bar-J It was said to he emitting volumes led by tlM Kawasaki company. Kobe eleven cargoes being loaded out at the bar association Is malnta ning its ^arber)—Tell me— do you get paid by organization, and she supposes it JP.n bor the latter part of this month. lo f smoke and large quantities of lava land is believed to be a 3000 ton vessel. one time. the week, or so much per thousand bss b e n words?— Punch. Brief Resurre Most Important Daily News Items. U. S. Intervention Declared Sole Hope of Peace. COMPILED FOR YOU TENSION HIGH. BELIEF Uncom m on Sense THE p^ANTOM A 15.000 Flee From Flood. A K tA W TVUyiirCtfi.