The Monmouth herald., June 23, 1911, Image 2

The Herald
D. E. STITT, Eauor.
ii-av-.ed by loose kwrd and
3 i " ..... ..,'!,
Subscription Rates
One year
Six n.r-.ths
SI
i Sure, the writer wouM havei
" ; , . . s,- no oh:etion to the citv owning
a: Ik twl a: M.-J'.-J. Owen, mitt I aa, ki-0pill Up it? side-walks.
! especially about the tune Mich
;vy.n fvkky hupay ; walks have to he renewed at
ihisexjer.se, but were fiu-h the
'ease, how changed would he
'.conditio;.?. an-1 how the other
hhow won! 1 veil and creaiii
;fora walk in hi? section and
ihurtli- r.j th council to jut it
:in. s. we would like to see a
h.ir.je oi thi.t r..t ure for a short
time just in the way of variety.
Human nature partakes more
lot the carnal than of the divine
!iir..l the carnal fi-ie is a kicker
from away hack, an-1 is nev-U-r
atisf.i-d, anil if the city
j owned the side-walks there
! would he just as much, an-1 pcr-
haj s more, dissatisfaction than
; new exists.
Monmouth, Oregon.
FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1911.
THOSE S1DE-WHLKS AGAIN
Mr. John II. us a dis
sertation on m "a-walks last week
and from the solicitor. attitude
toward wi :o 's one would nat
urally com Li'le that there was
no M.. H,.hhs to hobble around
e
PostuiasUr General Hitch
'cock ha? at last discovered that
j the United States Government
'i paying railroad corporation?
I n.o much for hauling its mails.
.This is r.aher sudden, and
joiight to have made the gentlc-
MliaU light-headed hV SO great
intelligence bursting in on him
! all at once. Other men made
; lL.it discovery ytars ago, and
di.ive net k pt silent either, tut
the Postmaster General seems to
: have just become aware of it.
and make life pas? pleasant
to that particular gentleman.
However, wo concede Mr. 111 bs
the right to hi? solicitations,
but e think that he is over
estimating the Cost of concrete
shu-walk? and underestimating
the cost of wool n ones.
Wooh-n walks do i:ot last
long and vvva were creOsott
nsel the life of the walk would
not exceed abe,H a docii y lis,
while there would be a continu
al expense for repairs.
Now, on the ether hand, con
cnte side-walks Call be i.ailt for
c!eeSl CtlilS a fool. J tlhaps h-ss,
and u I. ii once constructed tht
eost i' done and the Walk will
not need further care in a life
time except to see that is not
obstructed, while the hoard
waik must h.ive mo nans one n
down, ikiv boards put in aud
must be ru.ewed in about ten
, , . , . it It Mora Thin a Sport; It It a Sort
veals so that In a malt, r of Religion.
twenty ears or then about, tin-j Id England sjxrt is Dot only a reli-
wo.eieii walk lia hlore than Fi": lx H pel5rion- If a man is a
. ; poi-d Kirtsman he cvJ not t any-
tnat w hlch is made out of eon- ; thins tt may s-eora tvperlKjlical
on-t. ' ,0 descril fox hunting as a relipion
i and tbe fox as a deity, luit it is a bare.
1 .o n, t. o, rropcrly that is tad exactitude. Tbe true fax hunt
bonndel on the street side bv ' InP Torisman exhil'it? all tbe attri
j m i , ' 1 tntes of the devotee, tbe fanatic, tbe
g.-od wa.ks t worth ju-t the . Clsrtvr Ue is reJy to die far bis
price of the Walks. liH're than it I f-o'b- 1 ata jsure be wtitd cheerfully
snow t.rasi-.r to numed aiive rata-i-r
than bunt a tiag ef aniseed. Flis
friends wouid cut bini dead If they
njtvnJ bira ef treason to tbe pure
Ideal of fox buntinc. His clubs would
refnpvrjiie bini. lie would be a mark
ed man. He r..vj,l 1? a pariah, an
or: t r-aM, s lonvuler. aa ut;dfr.
Tbe jsower f tbe caste i f fox hunt
ers is ss li.rnii(!:ib'e ss tbe power of
tbe rinis Indian castes, it Is a
I to devise mt!iods to make the
j country press fo"t up t!ie dehiit
ho notice w here the leak was.
Going to
the Coast?
Don't forget that we have
a nice line of Suit Cases -Prices
Right
Also,
Nice, light, Summer Suits
From $6.00 up
You
Can get anything you
Want in our Store
Courteous treatment
and
Prompt delivery
We buy everything
You have to Sell.
Highest Price for Wool
Strickler & Murdock.
(INCORPORATED)
Noted for Bargains
FOX HUNTING IH EN 3 LAND.
Monmouth,
Oregon
Zook the Painter, will hang;
your paper for you.
thcr.use wmild bo if you were
eoio- to srh W hue it has less
expi.j-e altatljed if the Walks
H i e ttlread V 1 h; T'e.
We .:o not think that it is the
inn ii.O'ii nor desire of tiu- pres
ent ouuvil to biiio- hardship
Eggs For Sale '
Full blooded Ancona. 15 eggs
for $1.50 at Mrs. J. L. Mur
doch's. Monmouth, Oregon. 25
Ill-oil
,V property holder fur- j cifhti.-r enri.e than the law. for it is
tber than the interests of the i !l1rn l',:1,li' er-iniou.
city demand, i-ind if it has leaned
t'o.ud uthcr side in 3 niei.cv ;
it h s ,, , ,, to ai d the con Ve
nn n. e
Tbe county
would ostrariw tbe wretch eancbt In
ibe act f vKiSstinc tbe fox hunting
oode. Hi -aroer would ecd-d.
NeTor more eotild be bo'd up bis bead,
lie would 1 a !e;er. Tbe taint of
h.svito idt-.'; aniseed won'd bar? alut him for-
B. F. SWOPE,
Attorney at Law and Notary
Public.
Home Phone:
Olhce, Xo. liVJO,
Residen.-e, No. o712.
Office in Cooper building,
Independtnce, - Cregon
wa.Ks to ! an i this is nit : u.E(3.r
'niV true i'f the j-resenl ec
but ii s pic 1 v, i ssv.r.
Mr. 3Iohhss;lVs
lh..t the p
A Ltjtnd ef Le.
Aceordbij; n MetcLur !e Vopie, tb
tf-rer-d el It as follow- A Vpti.
nt si .e-v, a,(ks i.re u im iie t-0 tiao tth f tt lady tor frond of
pe hsinans, which i true, and iI-vd:h ni teyp bini la
,i ;i i i 1 ruetijty whit- t fv But the irirl
iix V,,u,icU J'-4 UxU lrrLS:ik.ond th.t tbe M(r wa, rapidly
for the pa-! Ivu-itv Juv-l.ths. and jdry'tc up ktd disatTx-anne So ti
ouptil tbe f rie raiKbes and leave of
fbe pisnt wlih thread acaiust a rieo
r, to e t soisu Of thei;l r. ' of linen n.1 w-.irt1r.ff M with
tboopbts fuSlowinB ber lover. Invented
fee lei.
1 Is-
iioW liUl. lj
, 1
p.,;rei and have not vt
Tht re are walks in this town'
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. II AW LEY, President; J. B. V. BUTLER, Vice
President; IRA C. POWELL, Cashier: J. B.
STUMP, F..S. POWELL, I. M. SIMFSON.
Interest paid on time deposits.
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wh.
.el.) mn t.o.u-strnn !
1
Fosct of Habit.
n w an old merchant who had
i-t uj a t'is bustnesa by adrertisin?.
:u i na e to .iss i. , r 1 hem ', "John." Mid his wife, "what da run
.....5 l ,, i . . , . . ,i . i ; want on your tombstone T" "
...ei si,,.;...j n. r ci'iiu- through ; -.-.k. - , , .
, . " j 'b e answered. "It Isn very lm-
tio.s source, saeij- as broken port am what h t t m long at tt
bi.io s, tin- cj;v w j, "lv jit i, jj j.i, j Ceis good ae and Is well displayed."
5 , ' i La ad oo Telegraph,
ali i the ..s', will j!t t a r.iO.iicl.l !
Kcp It Wall.
Neli-rwt yon tblnk Miss Antiqn
keeps her age remarkably well? Relit
Sure. She nerer gives it away.
Philsdelphia Iteisord.
the expense ,f the woiddi walk.
S.-nu f thise walks should
have been U lo wed loi, but
theor.er h.ne not seniitto
.lo so an 1 the city council has
net ;ono so far as to force them
in, but the tir.ie is i;,;.r uhen
the city must stssert its authority
or there will j.ossitdy be datn
ilees to p.y Ucause t-f tuiurv
VP FILL FA ERY
FKESCKHTkN'
with strictest care and unfailing- fi
del'.ty to the i:.x-teir"s oniers. Too
much may deport on the nutioine he
presents to a.imit of the slightest
deviation. carek.ssnes.s 0r substitu
tion. ON'I.P THF ri'REST.
FRFSHKsr DRUGS
d. That means not alone
K-.T-e but also the right
i the quickest cure.
Tes in siite of our ex-
:ra quality.
are employ,
the right v.y
strength ,
Mkxierat.
tra care
TrajJe.
WTiat Is itH're tra trie thsn to forgt
n "the morning after" that eonvtats
lr.g exense ru gr the tugbt tforT
-IJriineott'.
So mn-h hi a man worth as bt
turtns himself -Rabelata.
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 Sc MOR1SON, Props.
Monmouth, . . . Oregon
lick
Perl
" or i. e7 get it.
sk us.
rmacy
Monmouth Bakery I
WHITE BROTHERS, Proprietors
The Best Bread. Fancy!
Pastry of all Kinds !
Give us a trial. We can surely please you i
Monmouth,
Oregon s