The Monmouth herald., January 20, 1911, Image 2

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Monmouth, Oregon.
FPJDAY, JAN. 2). 1311.
THE TREND OF THE TIMES.
It t. b-c'imir.g a very com
mon thing to se.-- Leadline ui
hit lari-' daily joara.il suet a.,
"A Youthful Eai.d or Burglar-."
or "Boy Highwitvruen." or ?orne
other ?tyl of ii-c Lty announc
ing the youthfut condition c t
those engaged in criminal pur
suit. Th-s subject a.- uti-'i in
or tricrt. burg
er, grart an-i enrae or
en; ti.:-t: lank-r. may-i"-
r-: r---;:.t.i.t:7-s
ir. i statesmen of high, d-gree
have U-ea envolved iu plunder-:
dug ia or form or another.'
'Trust. hold up the people every
lay in the we-k and Sunday j
al.-o, and the world generally !
U pleasure nud, theu why, think j
it strange that the youthful ;
rru'i'l should start it owuer outj
in the highway fA the criminal, j
The solix-ti come m as an-i
,1.
For the next fifteen
days we will make
the following dis
count for cash:
Men's $26 suits,
ghtv factcr in the chain j
tquity a it tree-!' idh-nes.. audi tx
mi m
other n
or condition that lea.
t-.i- MI
to- m
es.s. and
the caption oi thu article i one . ar..l di-rejird for law ati-i or
worthy of consideration, a the.,ier, be-id-s brinjirig about ton
youth of today will be th j .iition ia ic. "iubjecW where t'
rown-uj. men and women to-ioftn thev commit crime to set
morrow, upon whom will .fall the tm-arw to satisfy the appetite
the mantle of citizenship and ; wherewith the saloon has curbed
prngres, and as the boy is j them.
father of the man, what manner j DUob?dienee to law and the
of building will be the future j hmu. with which its mandates
s-tructure? iare enforced has brought about
There is no .denying the fact; present conditions, and the
that the trend of the bulk of the! trend of the times reminds us of
human family is toward evil.
that there are not those safe
guards thrown around the boys
and girls iu very many iti
yr.ances, which are so neees-ary
to a life of purity and uefulrte--;
a life in which each shall shine
out in burnished splendor be-cau-"e
of the moral worth and
the intel'ii'Tenee attained.
This Mibj
tentiori, atut thoughtful perr.
are pondering to di?tover the
caine for this deflection of youth
ful minds, so early from path
of right doing, into the higu-
an incident of long ago:
The people of Judah once up
on a time delivered a jut man
to death and ask that the thief
and robber be turned loose in
their countrv; the world knows!
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14.75 w
12.25
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6.75
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the iuLt; the Jew ar? vC:
tiotial lit'?
25 per cent off on all men's
and boys' over coats
10 per cent off on all rub
ber goods, such as boots,
slickers and caps
Lindsay & Co.
Noted for Bargains
Monmouth, - Oregon
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t is attrartin-? at- THF NORMA! PRrcmrvrv &
way to criminal degeneracy.
In the search for laue ofltosav, so tar as our reorde an
this condition the Portland Tel-1 the Hkkalo are concerned, that
egratn mentions two thin as j it gave satisfaction is but to ex-
abetters of criminal tendency
the nuwing picture how and
the povd room the first heCaU-e
of the adeptness with which
theft and burglary are dei n ted,
News of the appointment of
J. H. Ackerman to the presi- fnf;5 uV(tr nf n1tnn
dency of the State Xormalth-3 conclusion being- reached
School ut Monmouth reached i from the? for-narion already crnnp
I J C5
this place Mc-nday evening and j through. And if the indications
Drove to be sustained, there will
be tittle doubt to the outcome.
The promoters of the well are
M&.d by
Felix Rothschild (SL Co.
Joto-datt Clothier
CHICACO
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pres the situation mildly.
Mr. Acker man is a leading
educator, not only well known
all over Oregon, of which he
has bee n S ta te Superintendent f o r
and the second becau-e of its the List twelve vear but hi
fascination, and its tendency to J fame has gone out throughout
lead its devotees iatti the paths ! the length and breadth of our
country as an instructor of ex
cepnuiat ability, and the peo
ple of Oregon can rest assured
that this institution will flourish
f vice in order to get ea-y mon
ey so that the acquired taste
may l- atified.
Welt, it is very pos-ibU that
i . -i it . .
eucn oi ie?e rausesj votariouie, uuuer t rut. .vKerm.m m
to that end, but w e are of the until it is the e.jal if not the
opinion that there are other : superior of any Normal school
Contingencies which lead Up to all w here.
thest. conditions, and that per- Mr. Ackerui in a-.-uiues the
paps the estr uigetnei.t frotu; tesjvaibiilty ,-,f hi- position on
rectitiJ.'.e begins in the home ; February 1st and we t-an expect
life and i the result of parental , to s..m ee preparatory work
training on the part
more hopeful than ever before.
Ban don Recorder
Church Directory.
mottier or perhaps
in the h.cue the child gets its
first lessons, and if father and
mother does- tiot Ue the tender
mind such training a will guide
it into safe bounds, it will take
its course frora that which u i-
rm:tte.i to observe nr.
eth'-r way, and as th
thus Legleeted u i start.
leit a.oue to t u
ai.c'e, is ijeVelo-led
oi t.ither or going fcrwar.
both. It is;
Oil ign on Bar Creek
Gas in abur.dar.ee is now com-
EVA-VGELICAL CHURCH
L. C. Hooves, Pastor
Morning service at 11:00 o'clock
Evening service it 7.1)0 o'clock
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
Y. P. A. Meeting at 6.30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening.
CHRISTIAN' CHURCH.
W. A. Wood, Pastor.
Morning Service at 11. a. m.
Evening Service at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Y. P. S. C. E. 6:30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednes.iay 7:30 p. m.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
W. W. Das, Pastor.
Preaching Service, . 11:00 a. m.
7;30 p. m.
Sund.ay School, 10 a. m.
B. Y. P. Union, at 6:30
Polk County Bank
Established 1889
Monmouth, - - Oregon
Paid Capital, - . . $30,000.00
Surplus & Undivided Profits, $11,000.00
Transacts a General Banking Bust
ness Under State Superxision
Officers and Directors
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J. H, HAWLEY, President; J. B. V. BUTLER, Vice
President; IRA C. POWELL, Cashier: J. B.
STUMP, F. S. POWELL, I. M. SIMPSON.
Interest paid on time deposits.
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Local Union meets even sec- i
Ond and fourth Friday in tlso vJ
:ng trom the Bear Creek well of I vangehcal church at 2:g0 p. m.
Mi.A.vr.e Od and Gas Gx On last ' "
Tuesday there was so much i
rumhang in the well that a lightedl ( j -.J-N!..L,
match was thnv.vR over the cas-i T.s
ir.g and the blaze rlared up to a
height of about three feet above
,,n the casing, and continued to burn
marly or with a steady L!.-iza m,ir fr,
. v. . . i... i Ch
nit.'getiier us.-Ser car::.! .-. .-..! i ' I'Xit hisrh an.l mvf!i. ts.
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tire area of the well, the diame
ter of .which is seven and five,
trd f.r -s inches, until the men ex-
ui.Ku.snea ir.e names.
The we!! i rw Awn
, - uvi, u a uuie
liie ' r-.-i r . .
trout,- i.i f..re,:sUi!ir til(.,,it imand the foundation
. T , 13 Siindstone. The indication
' J t:'1 -tU ' re that there will be itTm
ti"t.si it c-i ,,.i,s extrenielv elf
: . i
'. an-1 -i-w;i-s conit-s
a ( c.rrf-sjM.,,iir,ir dire
the rights a:.-i n.t. r. sts of oil
t-r-i. ;t:.:. hr-rn i on ,i t;
HOTEL MONMOUTH
F. P. PYLES, Prop., (Successor to D. M. Hampton.)
The Best Accommodations
at Reasonable Rates.
It is Our Aim to Please. Try Us
$ EVERYTHING STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS
P. E. Chase H. B. Davis
List your property with the
WESTERN REALTY
COMPANY
First door West of Furniture Store.
i auiter and Paper Hanger jkfr mm
Monmouth Oregon i MOIlIllOUtll, - OregOll
A. B. WESTFALL
Painter and Paper Hanger