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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1924)
t TH E M O N M O U TH H E R A LD . M ONM OUTH. OREGON F R ID A Y . J A N U A R Y n . i « 4 Something Good to Eat Som e th in g m a d e o f g o o d f lo u r , good m ilk, o f g o o d n o u r ishing com p ressed yeast, of g o o d shortening. A Pure Food Product W h a t c o u l d it be but bread: the p er fect f o o d ? T h e r e is n o f o o d o n e a r t h s o t e m p t i n g w h e n it’s r e a l l y p u r e a n d w h o l e s o m e li k e Genuine Butternut and Holsum Bread CHERRY CITY BAKING CO.. Salem, Ore. Sc c’ y W i ' l a c e O u t - M ilk i: M a g n u s voice tâ i "tor surrender Thera was aa om-now* »- enee a mah : TALE S TH E atepped swt sat* new. "Hello. T »fo lla ." ha aald. ♦ O L D F R O N T IE R ; "H ello. Smith." ret r i the Raajee ♦ ___ ♦ gaieOy. 1 B . ELM O SCO TT W A T S O N ♦ “ This ia hard lack.* aald the cot- ♦ , ; ....................................... ♦ law "T o a re aa good aa dead. Ta fol V h . i . l > •••.— v*t ■ . . . » i ia. if you try to arrest ua. W « oot- B 3 — -er yoa sad we will Barer ha T H E O A T H OF A RA N G E R taten a irie * g a the d a j* when A rlw aa Whea T af olla told him that aa A r cow i — h j~ two mew rodo t-e range • -jv h e r fur awe of :h* h i lacra Rar per never cocatad the o d ia -attle M l ta a ad. although tataÄff dM» 5m.’ h remiaded him of his o w i repo- tarioe as a markamaa who ne '«went .a temperi L ______________________________ missed. I ' ,rto* T a f jila were paia < 1 * . frieud- "I don’t want to kill you. Cario* T -Mp —r had urrn cert.-“ Ted hy year* of * *rdah!p and danger When the cat- he p'ended. 'F o r the sako of old times, away. If you v II! we'll leave thin 1 tie buaines# <WLaau ia that territory. go x __ n 1 T a fo t » enlisted la Cape Burt, a M r « - , .|.B , and never come back.” "■ aa's Arizona Ratters, a splen lid . ,lk sorry. Bill, but we c a n t W e r « the Raa.er's oath. Bnt if v d y of picked men sworn to uphold .-« t arnt out aa you any. do ma the law snd to place duty over friend ship. love or life Itself. As for Smith « e favor. Cet wont to Captala M **- aa that we did the best we could." —be drifted from oce Job to another. In lfast a band of ootlawa w L» had «aid T afolla. Then the Har te r» started forward -ea stealing bofses. robbing basic* n i 'Ne shooting te.’an. Smith still -ad post uffi-es an 1 commit!.ng nar- deru in New Mexico, were driven over tried *o scare the--; away. He put tr.to Ar.x -os By a strange turn og ’ r ballet* throojt. the top of Tafot- fate it was Tafotla and another a'« '. i - r tib e ! F-etaoa The H a rr-r llanger named Maxwell who discov ■»B'.atjed to advance, firing as he ered the bandits' stronghold in a deep -z.-ne Then Smith lowered hi* a ghts tnd shot his old f: lend between the canyon In the White mountain« •yew. It was the custom of the Arizona Bill Smith kept t..a word. A few Hangers before go-ag Into act. «a to take the Ranger's oath. So Maxwell « eeka la*er Captain aloasmaa received *na Tafolla rode side by aide, clasped i letter from th- outlaw, sotue each other's hand and repeated the »here .n Mexico, toiling how Ranger» «octet words that bound them to stick Maxwell and T&futia had kept t .e to each other even nnto death. They Rackers oath. were within 50 yards o f the outlaw camp before their approach was dta- covered When Maxwell. LXted. h OF r BILL BOOSTER S*YS n I Community - D - . 1 J - F L '. l O h CAM MJOaa Aeri r.sAE. S u r n t CAW* A i» . AVS G O v > Ö A -. GA«A£. \ T A K E E a A A.U. 'hri* FOCV- 9 A - l . BASKET B ín - c , 0 A S Í- BA»__ RTC X B C O *O S C \ E w - O n E m A íj O I &€._iEv3. tu soPooetTxu G ' « e u o u e T E k s A. O ' S q - w m Hlghwaya At Kansas City the County court has ordered the removal o f billboards sad signs from the county highway, doe notice being given as required by the law. It la too much to expect that the example set In that nectlon will be followed throughout the nati**a «.me la made to wonder, however, what the rvuntry would resemble If the highways were cleared of bHI- boarda. They haven't b e « signless since maa began to traverse them and towns to spring up alongside them. The chill t«nic reminders o f an earlier day have led up logical^ to the domi nating varicidored posters o f our owo day. What our roads would look like without there only tise person* with Imagination might conceive.— Dallas ! Journal. NUT TREES OF GREAT VALUE B - F - Swope C. A . Swope — — — Lawyers Not 0 » • F *» Thate RroOuct. bwt far 210 Oregon Building The.r Twrhae. They A r« H<s*»ly 3os-ra: «. «»L E M OREGON Associated— Thomas Brown The American Tree association, an organisatnm devoted to the encourage ment o f arboricaltnre. asks why ant trees abouid not bo planted along th« wav*.ties of this country, both for oar and hesutv The obvious answer la that they shodd. b happaua that the | not trees o f this country are almost without exceptiou de*.reble, tut only for their nut*, but for every reason that asakes tree-p anting worth while. They are m.«t*y trees of Large s.ze: they are beaatifal; and when they are cat the timber wh.ch they supply is of high qusi.ty. In his recent work on •'Tree* a* Good O t .im a * Charles Lathrop Pack ment iocs an instance where a black walnat grew from the seed in Penn sylvaa-a and bore seven nuts la Its fauRh jeer. That, o f coarse, was an eiirs.-ni.narily precodons w a In kit. but the tree a or-i.narj cases grows rap ii v er ugh to satisfy s ty reasonable man. and. nnlike thè growth o f poplar* an- «-ft may lea it lives to a great old age.—Detrviit Free Frena A. M ARAN7 R e lia b le Fire in s u r a n c e and Surety B on ds OFFICE HOl'RS 2 to 5 P . M. PHONE 80f B. F. BUTLER Dentist Post offic* bldg Monmouth DR. F. R. PH O N E NOS H. W . MORLAN N otary Public Blank Deeds. Mortgage«, Eu. Nee« Co*— — - — t y Houle The community house idea »cut. W o o d S a w in g pc r ‘ r ^ towns. Peters; rough. N. H.. has a fine modem buUd.Bg for the purpose wl. -b was designed m the Georgian . ere la a ball with a s-..' g capacity o f 200 to which 1 * used for Tarlcus social meetings; three rooma which are occupied by the His- tor.cai sociefy's collecTioii. as well as 1 one wing which Is used f r the rooms. ! >f the men s club, snd another for the womens. The building was the gift to the town of former Gov. Robert Ra-s and his mother. Hamilton. Ma.«*.. too. can boast a community house, also In Georgian style. It was given as a war memorial by a prominent citizen. These are only a few of the towns which in oce form or «hotter are thus showing 1 their realization of the value of co- operato-n and co i.tnun.ty spirit. f~lard vt'Ood. twice CUt, 90c .. .. 3 t j me8 j n | W0 f l . l b - . „ F.r. t l :e in t w o 8 0 c i 3 cuts II.D U Seth Smith, One door Building. Restaurant Efficient Service Courteous Treat ment A. L. Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night. Prices Reasonable PHONES 9821 AND 9822 Independence, Ore. No house furnishings deserve more of your thoughtful attention than the bed tn which y j rest after each day's crowded heurs of work And the dressers and chtf- fonier3 — a sc outstanding features of the bed r : m — present many opportunities for shewing the good taste of the home owner. For the lund you wish come here Our line is R ich in S t y le W e have a large assortment of all bed room furniture in the modem styles and finishes There is no lack of attention either to the details so often neglected that make for comfcrt and convenience. Prices, as usual, make these offerings unusual in value Furniture Is Our Pledge to Y o u MONMOUTH HARDWARE J. E. Winegar, Proprietor BUY MILK TH KF.TS sad save Fifteea Pereewt ea year milk bill, , J E K S K l« lawk at lim e prices! Tickets for 12 quarts $1.<¥) TickeU* for 30 quarts $2.i6 Tickets for HO quart» $5.00 YOUNT. BROTHERS DAIRY Phoar Sal M O N M tH T H A V E . Read your own Herald $2.00 per year ,tT ai a ^ r L J P J la a b " * !" y bno -1 it rbfl.t *a « ' « e I ;e «r e ; with stppl ln o e t \erot s o - e *K>.g atout I nt g.g the IV» k la '« re me vrr. . .T n l the dev-;. •*- a o B C d * «ta io a (Form erly Windmill) E. A . W eddle, Prop. 1 V »/ u ^m V> r a il wesssrse sr s d l «•I.«* H r i f f j d H t m i r .a l»u f . 'r m t t r t f - • r t«M t*«j H 'g r * f g m ye» c i* ttu «»•«wa n j »an« tt m y*mr rtnft w tt Patches__ in my opinion it would be a difficult task to beat this as a time saver. Most o f us have a bag In which we keep patch«*, and the same moat of ua sjetfl a good ten minutes each time we want to matrb some material- Why not do this? Put a Urge safety pin on the outside or the bag and each time a new ma terial is put in cut a small sample off and pju on the safety A glance w ould then show what the tog con tains • • • ■ Rubber*.—Rubber» may be kept avtft and looking like new if before they are put away they are rubbed with vaseline. s e e Stiver Stains.— lt d you know that the water in which potat.«es have teen boiled Is esreQent for retno' lng stain* from silver ? • • • Rolling Meat.—Next time instead o f rolling meat In fi-'ur 1 1 : .re frying try toasted corn flakes. It cries the steal a itcUcious nutty flavor. H A IR CUTTING i Tub and Shower Baths ; i BUILDING TILE Made in Monmouth make the best and m ost econom ical building m ater- , ial you can buy. In long w ear and low cost o f upkeep there is nothing that w ill com pare w ith tile or brick. Th e appearance o f such a house is alw ays a ttra ctive and it holds its selling value b etter than a fra m e house. Drain Tile in all Sizes. A s k us about them. Central Clay Products Co. • • • Perspiration Stain* — A persjdra- t >n statu on a silk blouse may “a removed hy spongy;« with warm water Into which •* little a nan, a. a ha» bee«, ad<ied Then *|«'tige tbe pla-e thoroughly with clear wtaer (the •« tie temper- ture> After that ( « * » « tbe genres* lefo re lt baa had time to dry tb^r, .ghly. i I're n» vog Iwer. thè 'o w v frler 4 «tei sgU ftiiia. . . . I *hy *t ,-r*n wblch tbe t a t f « t » f art* afioat. . . . leary i4 tlie friler thaf w .»oU! «are tfy itatkm. and I falrly Iror he thè ds nag that teli* aie how to erti ^ j K iq civii l f tnt»T«ete»I Intereete»! stltatber : er m« to n d tl l* tbe r g s l s 'i ) < je of area thè aure r» ard of lt » » » » a « ort to bis lUcfc m ffrrEJ*«* * Job INDEPENDENCE BARBER SHOP li ; i Ladies' and Children's ^ b k rF a ifi* --- >-.»»• « •• i:w r u in »«1 1 ii^i be worked hi« w i , thn lla-* ugs Law « "Untr at F’ rtaro by sawing wu,.l |>re«e'.ag c lt h w i and tut-ring. iDrhtentally U* retut tied to tbe ' »n'hanu^“ a* Superintendent, reor ganized I t )* i!e l Its h .-utal kve;- - and made it a model institution. About V.‘ ]/M he d e v e M « ! h - - -vne c f ctx^wratlve m.vrkvtlng and le* a- »• cl A to t i e St.itv MaiW g Couiml*.*tyu. At a d'.nnaw rwvntly gl- rn t„ || Xahn. i: ivm at . nal tank» r! at which Judge Klbeft IL « ,ary. head of tbe bUln .lollar I nlted State» i*teel t orp-Ta t i* « wa* a he « a.« asked why the California g ruwvrs were rua- n»n* •' .»ay with the K a»!enj markets. T j ruing to Jmlge tiary. Sapiro said ‘ l.sniini farmers market the r ir.d u c t* a* individuals. They are tv < organised Western faraier» ravd to dump their output wherever *.t wa* grown Thu* they cTeatrd a giurted k va l in trket from which sforula* >r* cookl buy »* their owi* price. That's b a t l-usin«-«*. Now. tbe Paltferaia farwier*. by p»»rfuig their pr»»du t i. s ad ba'ing a ivo- tral t a a a i« « orvnui*-vti i of c\ r*> to seil t l M . »*»•• a»k.pted the same lavtiiuds as th* gn at * t « l j u iw lr j. KEENEY Funeral Direc*er and Licanssd Embalm er I Bedroom Fellow i Tables for ladies. Give ua a trial. C. E. Fetzer , » ride i n ia __. ^ pul-Uc w ___ ___ — - at the ta . ir j r -..v-. y a M e . . ««-.e • *•«. r- wa* funeraJ of his father, who • Sopito v u nute His first Odd E l e c t r i c Pa " t Good Irvaatment. Paint «sill do wonders for a home. It brings a refreshing appearance, gives a pleasing touch and always In satisfaction to the owner. Probably you have noticed when one borne own er peints his dwelling that the paint ing germ soon inoculates aO the other borne owners near that pcv>perty. It la an infection that works for better homes. A few dollars for paint la al ways a good investment. r apt Furniture east o f the Up To Date ! ° h * u “ ‘.l^ . C^Udr^ t? t .u ‘ 9 • »»ft hrv'taUaed in an orpban- aa* he is to.i*y ttivgaiAed l«a»ler of the coojer-tive bkv votent au.ong f anirf*fv Phone 3205 IT’S HERE , i Here 1# a man who had every right to and-—didn't Fver hear o f Aaron Sapir*», o f Oakland. Cal.fort, who n a--i. $,*»*.via«J a year at the age of thirty-eight? 3JM 3 ÌUJ O FFICE HOL SE i wL BOW ERSOX PH YSIC IA N & SLRGEO\ Better's Wise Move. Boat on's conservation boreju. a Imperativ# Thing*. newly created e*y degyarttnent. Is cm U liai ia iieeded ls tbe twallxatloo i t du rin g a serife of public MeeCng» thar urder and cieanlinesa. care and to disseminate Insinuation on the con appreclation are absolutely essential servation of humt n life and j nbli* re tu the City beautiful. whetbev it e i st* sources. in fact or is still the dream af zeal- i oua Citizen*. Senator Magnus Johnson. Minnesota dirt fanner, lost by a few thin stream* to Sec’y of Agriculture Wallace in a challenge milking contest Now Magnus ha a challenged for a bucksaw contest. Sec j Wallace * u happy in »Ictory. . _____ Oregon 'ZÏB ZKTYS ÇHJLZ9 M ildew .—Fpeaking of «talrw— mill.lew ia car o f the mo«t stobUwn ' to rermer* T*»- first ttxn.g that obwe.H tv tried 1* lemon Juice and wtamtu? • I f that fall*, try lemoa d k s ly indtayc a [ * . then put 00 T Ilf the • i * . 1 ' «¡h^-rid« of lin g . may *e us*al aa a Ir»*t resort. I t ia very rroog. O' only a tew drop« r -ay t « nerd at a time. # e a Table Lim n. Table lltsei should not 1 « ro‘ **-1 F *r4 In tbe waah. 1 « 1 « liable to w. \rate tbe thr -ada and testdew the I’ -en d a twt really iMOd each sew re trswimewt. I f llnea wgh g wrb ger tbe wtlaffta «>> aid flritt t* tooweacd. Newer «tarch real 11 Ben Take k-wti from thr line when *tslf dry Tlw> damper the het- ter Fold eveely and Irna with a b«avy *i«aa Aa eight or t.n-p«Mind ir--a will **s -e th* t w n 1 -w * ilk# n ew tt nevvls wv.zht ■« L aa tt ahoul.t te fairly ,-t.J a&d s arch la rvt « a i l Picklea, Olive«, Salad Dreasiag Ur sea »oo d Cottage Cheese MONMOUTH MARKER FRED J. H ILL. P refrieter W A N T E D — Men or women to take order* for genuine guaranteed hosiery fo r men. women, and children. EUmi rates d a m rg Salary ITS a week full time. 11.50 an hour spar* time Cotter.«, ‘•rather*, silks. ___ IN T E R N A T IO N A L S T O C K IN G . M ILLS. Norristown. Pa lOt-21
