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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1923)
1 <9 THE SfOKMOrTH K ft A L D , MONMOUTH OREGON FR IPA T Something Good to Elat' _____ Som ething m a d e o f g o o d flour , g o o d milk, o f g o o d n o u r ishing c o m p r e s s e d yea st, o f g o o d sh ort en ing . A Pure Food Product HOUSE INSURGENTS WIN CONCESSION Ne’son of Wisconsin to Be Placed on Important Rules Con mi.tee. W u i x p o u . r> C —As » j r ^ a e s t »k ttk u r eed the tie-up ia ike he*** over c e u i t t M ass gc meats was r e x le d W h a t co uld it be but bread: the p e r fect food? T h e r e is no f o o d on earth so t e m p t in g w h en it’ s really pure and w h o l e s o m e like Genuine Butternut and Holsum Bread C H E R R Y C I T Y B A K I N G C O .. S a le m , O re. by republican t a d insurgen t lander*. U a i< v the a g re e m -a t * r e ? * b !:c a a teeurgtr.: will b- placed oo the rule* committee. »k ic k direct* tk* ho*** legislative prctrrxm. sad the demo- < t » ; j » i l l be denied adlm ocal repre- eeauki: *. The trace b et»eea the repablieaa oryar zitlim red tke house tefurgen’ s » » » snide possible by the w-L..agues* of Eepreseststixe Wileon of CoscectS- cai. republican. to p t * up the p!*ce ass.gaed him cm the rales committee so ikst Representative Nelson of Wis- ooci.a c-euld be appointed to member ship. Except for p i t i e r the progressive* repre*eBt*ticm oa the rule* commit tee. the repablicaa leader* of tke house hare made so t m w w k s i te making cp the commi’ tee lists As the sit oa:>oii M i d i tke regulars re ts, n control of tke committees »k ick handle legislation. but their hold cm the rales commit: ee. which coetroli procedure on the floor aad is to coo aider proposed char.pee la rale«. _s somewhat precarioti# Demonstration« p r e s is both boosts of the ability of the progressive re- poblicaa groups to make tw bie hare a: resgtheaed the general caovietKn that this session of congress will be marked by truck talk bat little action CONGRESS GETS TAX REDUCTION PROGRAM Washington. D. C.— Secretary Mel lon has reduced to definite form Lis tax reduction proposals sad forward ed a complete redraft of the re T e r Ur act to the house ways and D t . L i committee for use ia consideration of tax revision legislation The treasury secretary ia a letter accompanying the redrafted measure, toted that the reduction programme “ appears to hare met with a scut far,cable public reception“ and ad used Acting Chairman Green of tk* committee that treasury officials are prepared to present at any time argu- sc -tti ia support of the proposed re vision. Ia an analysis of the changes pro posed. Mr Mellon placed first the 25 per cent reduction on incomes below ItiOti sad the additional credit of IS per cent to be granted oe earned in comes showing that ia the case of earned incomes of 1*000 or less the reduction really amounts to about 44 per cent. No matter what your plans may he we ran Mippiy \ou with best material at lowest prices. O re g o n F ir a n d H e m lo c k L u m b e r , L a th , S h in g le s , L im e , C e m e n t, etc. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Monmouth Lum ber Com pany L. W. Waller, Manager .V- ry = ; Good to be Sure Better to be Insured Best to be insured in the H A R T F O R D F ir e In s u r a n c e C o m p a n y A c c id e n t a n d In d e m n it y C o m p a n y Chambers & Powell A gen ts & L2¿J i FS Rubber Boots Men’s Winter Shoes I sell nothing hut good shoes. No paper soles in my stock." Call and look them over. Oils. Polishes, Shoe Strings Heavy and Light Weight Socks Gln\e> and Notions All Hame>s Goods left I am selling at Cost First Class Repairing CHARLES M. ATW ATER P o s t o ffice block Phone 6802 ü Read your own Herald $2™ .f DEr EMBEP. 21 COOLIDGE FREES WAR PRISONERS The d r fl service commission had keen requested by tke post of? ice de partment to hold exam .nations for tk* SrieetSen of postmasters at Boriag. L »fa r rrev*.ater. Harrisburg. Hood River. MerrSt Myrtle Creek. Oregon Amnesty Granted to 31 Viola* City. Redsuood and Sheridan. tjrs of War Laws Remain On January 2# tke Willame’ te river will be doeed to si! commercial fish- ing in Prison. ttg according to sa order istaed by the state fish nammiasi a. This is tor th* parpess * ! aE ovirg the spring V.'i*:, r.g- n. D C.— The pie* for am ran -f C t n i- k te [ uz~ ed a; nesty which has been presented re- th* r.ver to ths n * w t : t | gronads. peat-dly to three national sdministrs- Articles of tecorpeemtioa » e r e filed tions was granted finally by President with the state corporation department Oxhide?- in commuting the sentences by the Portland Pulp and Paper com- of all r-naining imprisoned violator* ptry. s new concern, which anrranees of war tews. The action of the president will that it will bsild a large plant on Ike *> :..nsula ia North Portland ca tke bring about the release before Christ Columbia river Th* company is cap mas of 31 men now serving sentences te the f-deral prison at Leavenworth. itt'itod at $1.50#.###. About two billion feet of virgin Kan for violation of the espionage timber, largely pme but with a si rink- act. Two of these men were convicted ling of Or. ia tke Oregon National *■ Kansas City in 1S19. along with 24 furesta aoutk of Friend ia tke south o'hrr alleged members of the I. W. ern fa rt of Wasco county, will be W ; n.ce of them were convicted in placed cm tke market by the govern C . go. together with William D. ment forestry service sa soon as a i B e B U D Haywood, general secr*- • iry-treasurer of the I. W. W., and the ctmp)e<e cruise has been made Umpqua valley will have a bumper others were found guilty in Sacra crop of turkeys this year, according mento in 1919 T ie commutations of sentence were to all reports, sad iaterest already is beam ing keen ia the Thanksgiving gra-'ed upon recommendations of At market. Batura:*« are t hat the torn ey-Genera! Daugherty and a spe Thinksgivtag birds this year » i l ! ex cial < mmii vioa composed of former ceed last year s crop by fully 1# per SV rettry of W ar Newton D. Baker; c e t t and tke Ckri*tmas nmrket will B.r! p Brent, former chaplain of the A. E. F . and James G. Harbord, for be e;Bally ia excess of last year s. mer assistant chief of staff of the F.epeul of the state income tax. en army. acted a: the last session of tke legis lature and approved by the voters at a special election held November S. a il! be urged ihr.cgh an initiative pet it;, n filed in the cffices of th* secre tary of state by C. C. Ckapmam edi tor of the Oreroe Voter. Tke j-eti- tK a win go i-^ re ike voter* of t ie Marshfield. Or.— Nine members of state ax tke generul elecik n ia Novem the re v of the lumber schooner C. A. ber IM A Sm.'h dead, one volunteer life-saver There were feur fatainir-s due to in- lost and fourteen of the Smith's crew custrAl accidents in Oregon during saved—a: ven of them after a night tk* week ending Ncvtmber 15. accord cf ; rr r n the doomed craft— is the ing to a report prepared by the state on: me of the wreck of the vessel on industrial accident commies;o*. The t i - .¿tty h“ re Sunday morning. victim* were Cyril A frit. Black R oca . There were twenty-three men on ial’. »r, Howard Peterson, t r a it man. •v raft when she attempted to put Wald pert. Ho*:* A. Stephens. Valseix to sea in the teeth of a raging gale, hrer and Lercy Smith. Pc—land, boexn and fr m he moment she reached the man. A total of HZ accidents were 4wer harbor the vessel's plight was raponed. f t h that coast guard men began NINE LIVES LOST IN WRECK OF SCHOONER Avsrd Fsirbaaka Lead of tke de ;--p a r i ns to go to her assistance. parts! at of sculpture :n tke art sihool , P and -d by monstrous seas, she at the CuiTersiiy of Oregon, is com l : ached to twice, the second time pletitg a design that will be a model ag fa’ al to the craft, the combers for tke trail-markers to be erected by rryirtg her onto the hidden rocks the Old Oregon Trail tsiocia;.-a. Th» i. e y before she could regain markers will be of t r . ir e . St inches ( her course. in diameter, and will be placed on Tr.e Smith, a typical lumber schoon- be alders at various points alcrg the - lefi here Sunday morning with trail, according to tke plan of tke as 1 - . .... of cargo for San Pedro, aodaUon. st pre ceded down the bay. battling . nsh re gale every foot of the way. My*:ery that came to light when th* wanted body of a w onsa whoee skull - as fractured, weighted under rock*, INCH BOARDS WILL BE THIN wan found Saturday morr.ng. Novem ber A a the Cfdum:.* r.v-r 15 m. * L . — t e r P r o U j c e r s a n d U s e r s A g r e e abc-T* the little u v i of Umatilla, is to S e w S t a n d a r d s . believe : to be well oe the way to seda V -iunrton. D. C. — One hundred tion a he* the body w*s identified *s - i:y -f:v* representatives of the that of Mr* E d u Pitman, duughier - indus ry and Secretary Hoov- of Mr and Mrs Arthur Rogers ranch f r -ii nferenc* at the commerce de- ers ia Eagle valley m Baker county - ar : . -at. adopted a scale of standard- RANCHERS HID ROBBERS *> Allocat: r. of tke funds in the year's u- 1 lumber measurements. T - nferees agreed to reduce the Fane«rs Bribed far $*500. Is A egtd badge: for the state game commie sioe was made by the commission at r of lumber sites from 26 to 12. Confession. Florence. Or. — Jack Herring and its regular mocth.y session in Pcrt- t . fixe': the “ lumber inch" at 25-32 Xels Bergrsm. veteran ranchers of laad Some of the items ia tke bol- < f an tech for standard boards and get are as fo lio » » Hatcherie*. 111?1 26 32 for extra site standard boards the country 11 miles north of here Two-inch are under arrest after haring con 0#4; warden services $i*C*090; scienti : r -p- .al requirements. a ..r.g was fixed at 1H inches for fessed to harboring the three men fic and education purposes. 111.00); ~ lard and 1\ inches for extra who held up and robbed the Florence came farms » »« • # # ; predatory ani m al* $i '##; office and incidental ex standard. State bank last Tuesday Th i* and other standard measures It was reported ia cooaeciioa with penaea. 145.000 Th* budget aggregates aboat i.'.'i M . c. -ed on will go tnto effect July 1, the arreeta although not yet confirm The stenographic force ia the t f 1923 . *d that Herring and Bergram admit i r*tary of Commerce Hoover de ted spotting $150# given them by the f-ceo of the Oregon public service com robbers as the price of a hiding place mission at Salem has completed the clared the adoption of the standard- tranecrtpK of testimony ia the some :x- 1 measurement would mean not while possemea encircled their what celebrated case iavc4rlsg the on:.' a saving of millions of dollars in I nues of escape ia every direction Then, conscience-stricken according rate* of the Pacific Telephone A Tele ; r dui'ion and manufacturing costs, The transcript con but was calculated to benefit home t to reports reaching here. Herring graph company tain« more than 10.0## pages of close c rs and those who hope to become called sa officer sad told of the deal sad soon afterwards Bergrsm was ar ly typewritten matter and erst s p suck, proximately M00* The aggregate ex rested Vak «>* Man Heads Irrigators. Bergram is said to have firm hiddes pense attached te this case has been Tak.m a Wash. — Joseph Jacob* the bank robbers to protect the good estimated at Ite.O##. ot which amount te engineer, designer of the fa- name of the family of ace of tee rob the telephone corporation paid more c than $U.0#0 Pershing stadium erected in ber*. w;ng the world war. is th* L L Patter*oa of Cola Polk county . arts f far *eT«ral terms s atrmber of the n*w pr-«¡len t of the Washington Irri- Allies W M Ask Daws to Servo. n institute M Moulton of Ken- Parts.— The reparation* committee state senate sad eaadtda:* for gover officially anacaaced that H weald ex nor at tke last republican primary aev k and J X Faust of Ellentburg tead lavttaiioas to General Charles election, drew automobile license No. w-r named vice presidents, and Guy G Da wen termer director of the 1 tor 1)24. ia the annual drawiao of C Finley of Takim a secretary treas- automobile plates held te the offices ur-. r. American budget, and Owen D Voung New Tark lawyer and hanker, to be cf the secretary of state ia Salem the unofficial re presen tar ires of the License No. 11 which is oo* of the Br-a*- Not C*-d date fer Presidency. Wssh.ngtoa. D C- Senator Rorah fa ile d Stases oa the exper. commit moo: sought-after plate*, weat to For rest L Mo* of Hood River while cf le s to is not a candidate for th* tees »htch ar* to investigate R liceeee No. 2A also a favorite among pr- - - r ixl ncm-nsti^io of any party," i t ' s financial position many driver*, was drawn by M F he said : ere in discuss.ng a prediction of Frank E Jchnesse at Rot se. Idaho, g c «es A*s Wood's #ee*M. I Tyler, of Portland Washington. D C — The pie* of tbo The d»term:a*UoB of the interstate that he would soon announce his can Filipino* far independence was ; re commerce t s a i s c c i to maiatain C o didacy for president oa the progrea- seated Saturday for the first 1ime te lam bin baste railroad rates a* at prea *!ve ticket. the Cooltdge kdm.t.Jtr*:. a Manse! eat. by which Portland and Vancouver 1 R .x si head <M he Philipp “ » ■ «« oa obtain a general avarage o f 1# per Me* can A «• tassa dors** p Declined. W ash i r . I i r eager of to the fa ile d State* sefompaa-.-d by cent advantage te rate* on all classes Pedro Got ra m reside*! commission I sad rammodUo* moving fay « sonth . Br, wasvilU Tsxas. has declined the er. appeared befferò Secretary Weeks of tb* Snake river sad against skip- of*er at Freeideat Coolidge to become and later b-fere Pres.dat Oooi.dga menu from tk* same territory to So- ambassador to Mexico, It was an ; ante. Tacoma and Cray* harbor etttea. S * H c « ^ *t tk * W hite Hcus*. ♦I Per *■> « N * e M il ; * » 5 used. I was evidenced agate at Washington. Albnqerrqua X M — ih e Mixxard : D C , when a petition of the Astoria Det.g«t*r c? Late J^->es J Hill Dead s tic k claimed R •«%* ta New X -xj - ] Chamber of Commgrer far a rehear I N w T -k.— V r* (>*orge T Slade I and stranded afeen: $## tearis*s 1er j teg of the original cnee cat of which d a i* liter of tke lote Jame* J Hill | - i » »1 ¿-sii.-s.od rs..- ad m ig ra a. died at her home I three days : " i n t tdM Um i. .* till tk I cattle sad s . w y u withoat c e n a a k i IB. F. Sw opp C. A. Sw ope Law yers . * 210 Oregon Building SALEM OMEGON Associated— Thomas Brown a 7 m ARAN 7 R e l i a b l e Fire in s u r a n c e and S u r e t y B o n d s OFFICE HOURS 2 TO 5 ?. M. PHONE Klf H. W . M O R L A N So ta rv Public Blank De? ds. Mortgage*. Eu. B. F. B U T L E R D e n t is t Post office bldg. Monmouth Oregon D R. F. R. B O W E R S O X P H Y S I C I A N Ci S U R G E O N PHONE NOS. 3343 OFFICE HOUSE 3342 W o o d S a w in g p erct rd Hard wood, twice cut, &0c “ 3 times in two $1.15 Fir. twice in two 80c: 3 cuts $1.00 S e th S m it h , Phone 3205 IT’S HERE One door Building. east of the Odd Fellows Up To Date E l e c t r i c Restaurant Tables for ladies. Give us a trial. C. E. Fetzer Monmouth dt Independence AutoBus T IM E S C H E D U L E Bus leaves Train leaves Monmouth Train Independence 7.10. A. M. To Portland 7.38 9 U A M To Portland 10 03 9.45 A. M. To Corvallis 10.25 11.50 A. M. To Corvallis 12.13 2.40 P. M. To Portland 3.12 2.40 P. M. To Corvallis 3.33 5.10 P. M. To Portland 5.38 6.45 P. M. To Corvallis 7.15 Raymond EL Derby, Phone 1504 Prop Efficient Service Courteous Treat ment A. L KEENEY Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night. Prices Reasonable PHONES 9821 AND 9822 Independence, Ore. INDEPENDENCE BARBER SHOP (Form erly Windm ill) E. A. Weddle. Prop. Ladies* and Children’s | H A IR C U T T IN G Tub and Shower Baths B U IL D IN G T IL E Made in Monmouth make the best and most economical building mater ial you can buy. In long wear and low cost o f upkeep there is nothing that will compare with tile or brick. The appearance o f such a house is always attractive and it holds its selling value better than a frame house. Drain Tile in all Sizes. Ask us about them. Central Clay Products Co. We Want You to keep in mind the fact that in addition to printing this new s paper we do job work of any kind. When in need of anything in this line be sure To See Us