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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1911)
The Herald D. E. STITT, Editor. Kntwd u Biind-cla matttr Sn'trmbw 8. WW, lit the punt oflirat Mimmoutb. Oregon. undr the Act of March 3. IH t ,Hrjni ii imMzs&smH. woman mmumimm' ISSIKI) KVKKY KM PAY Subscription Rates One year Six months - $1 50 cts Monmouth. Oregon. FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1911. and federal (The following is taken from the Couuille Herald and should be read twice: first entirely. tnrough. second time first andr) tniru lines; men sciuim fourth.) That man must lead a happy life Who is directed by a wife; Who's freed from matrimonial claims Is sure to suffer for his pains. Adam could find no solid peace Till he beheld a human face; When Eve was given for a mate, Adam was in a happy state. In all the female race appears, Truth, darling of the heart sincere. Hypocrisy, deceit and pride The insurgents of Mexico have met in battle at Aguii I'rieta on the boundary line between Mexico and the United in woman never did reside .States and the insurant forces j what tongue is able to unfold have been victorious, ami from ! The worth in woman we behold. The failings that in women awen the reports that come from Mexico that country is about the worst misgoverned country iuj the world, and the sooner the j Diaz government goes down the better it will he for Mexio. La ter advices strte that the insur gents evacuated the city after seventeen hours' lighting, tlieir nmuntion having run short. Congress lias met and the cause of the mobilation of to many troops on the Mexican frontier is still a mystery. Pres ident Tuft, through a second party, has denied that it had any signiiicance in regard to Japanese iiilluence in Mexico, buUtho public mind is not satis fied and is likely to keep on guessing. The Portland aggregation 'of hall-players arrived home from California Monday. While they are not in thejead this season the team has been advancing lately and gives promise for a hotter future position. V 4 . ' - Saving lhTOSys. the lecture tour of Judge Are almost impreceptible. Confusion take the men, I say, Who no regard to women pay; Who make the women their delight Keep always reason in their sight. Anon. useful occupation. Too many of them are stamped incorrigible hv persons unfit by temperament to teach or control them. All boy s cannot be extra good stu cnts, but that is not "a reason for so many of them being set down as lacking in mental or moral capacity. Give them a chance. Do not attempt to break their spirit and make them lose am bition. Within ti year ;"4 boys have been released from the industrial echool at Shirley, and are, with two or three exceptions, in good positions, cai'iniur from .$4 to $17 a week, according to age And these are vour ble!" Kast Oregon ian. lien Lindsey the (juostion of what to do with had boys has 'been brought forcibly to the public mini). Those who share the sympathies of Judge Lind say hold that in most instances hoys may be set right if only placed under the proper environ ment and delt it li in a judi cious, sympathetic manner. How to handle the so-called incorrigible boy is ever a grave social problem, says an editorial in the Huston Globe. Parents become bewildered ovi r it. Guardian's frequently confess their inability to solve it. Yet there are agencies accomplish ing much good for this class, and there should be more, for the majority can be saved to lead Useful lives. It is unjust to regard so inanv boys as i (.corrigible. That im plies they are loo had to be eor reeted and are irreclaimable. This is a very harsh and wrong vcniict Lnange o ineni woub assumed i neon igildes. The Coos Bay Still Hopes For Railroad Via Drain. Marsh fie W TieA-'cord.fng to unofficial but well substanti ated advices that haxe reached CoosJiay, the Southern Pacific officials have decided that the ex tension to Coos Bay shall be built via Draia instead c f Eugene and Florence, as was urged by Gener al Manager O'Brien. The decis ion is said to have been reached a few days ago, the Drain route, which was the choice of Vice President Calvin, at San Fran cisco, being adhered to by the Eastern officials of the road after examining the claims set 'forth for both routes. However, the date of building the line has not been fixed, or at any rate not announced. Some of the Southern Pacific officials say that work on it may be re sinned this year hut that is not certain., The old survey and plans will be adhered to. However, it is not anticipated that any announcements will be made regarding the matter unti certain properties which the com pany desires are secured. The information above comes in an indirect way to Coos Bav environ- j uut is given considerable credence ave must ot these bv ppohIp whn hnvo f,ll,x..i u situation closely. Judge, the other day, who thought a career in the navy would make a man of a ceitain boy was in tbv right. The dis cipline would be what the lad needed, and the naval otlicial was needlessly sensitive when he said the navy wns not a re form school. Hoys are full of They liavi somewhere there is good manhood material It is essential so to improve their surroundiii take pride in deportment and in al Oil Well Down 1160 Feet The oil well of the Miocene Oi and Gas Co. is now down 1160 ft and owing to the very dry sand which is filled with gas and con tains some oil, it has been found necessary to use a heavier casing than that now m use, conse pii its. jquently the work of drilling has the New Stock Of BUCKINGHAM & HECHT Shoes for Men Just Received. ' $3.25 to $4.50. Largest Stock of OVERALLS in the City. IF YOU Are Hard to fit come See Us. Watch for our New Sign- & Murdock. r Noted for Bargains Monmouth, - Oregon Your horse will travel and work better if well shod." All work guaranteed W. W. Newman Mcnmduth, Oregon ll wort Polk County Bank Established 1889 Monmouth, Oregon Paid Capital, - . - $30,000.00 Surplus & Undivided Profits, $11,000.00 Transacts a General Banking Busi ness Under State Supervision Officers and Directors 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. aetive minds and lt" sslHmueu, awaiting in their makeui! U1 u,t; The prospects for oil are look ing better all the time, and as i mix tlmt tlinv u.iii' v v vttuiK arrives y hat the. will j the wwk ()f d lv"'K with all possible haste again. - 'rm"S ajBandon Recorder, IF THE NURSE IS AS CAREFUL To pour out the proper doses as we are in preparing the medicine, earthly skill can do no more. WE COMPOUND PRESCRIPTIONS With a full sense of our responsi bility. So we consider no pains too great to take to insure accuracy. Have us fill yours next time. We have it or we'll get it. Ask us. r 1 renuns City Meat Market Highest Cash Price Paid for Veal, Pork and Mutton. Once a cus tomer, always a customer. Sat isfaction guaranteed. HIGHEST CASH PRICE Paid for All Kinds of HIDES SULLIAVN & MOR1SON, Props. Monmouth, - - - Oregon P. E. Chase H. B. Davis List your property with the WESTERN REALTY COMPANY First door West of Furniture Store. m i rnarmacy Monmouth, - Oregon
