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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1911)
The Herald D. E. STTTT, Editor. . tk post affte i KxiKiL Orwoe. tader ti Art at March J. If. ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY Subscription Rates One year - - fl Six months ... eta Monmouth, Oregon. FRIDAY. JUNE 30, 1911. HUNTING A PRESIDENT We live in a fast asre, a lime w hen great voluntas are evolv ii;?; when genius and inventions have nv.2ir,t-i their highest filti- , , . , other thing, that the splendid tU'ie-, I'Ul reach on undaunted. ;. . . . . ' striving for the highest j-osi-1 bilities. Yet amid all the great-; r.ess of mechanical achieve-1 ment the rolitieal line are , i.i i 'mosquitoes. He was bothers! strivins hard to keep pace and . 1 -, , i.i-i with no dies. There was no il j 'Or si We succeed to desired 1 ,i .i -. disease and not anv of that ab ends, and so eager is the pursuit 1 ,, , , . i , parent anemic listlessness that men to till capital places 1 . ... ...,. j f ; whic the tropical climate of the are put forward long before the 1 time ar.iint-l, and this condi- 1 Ui,ilu? 19 tui'iv Our Triumph At Panama Construction of the great com mercial ditch at Panama is a: triumphal achievement of w hich every American has reason to fed proud. But we have done oiler things on the Isthmus as ! wonderful, as lasting and as ' l-er.ericial. Charles Francis A Luns visited the canal Zone not long ago, and in the course of an address he fore the citizens of Boston the other day, he found occasion to gutter words of most emphatic praise for the singular achieve ments i:i sanitation he had ob served during his canal visit. He stated specifically, among health of the workers is the fact which strikes the observant man most forcibly and with a sense of the marvelous. He saw no tion gets more strenuous as time advances. Just now the Republican party is getting busy looking out for its next leader. There are two prominent factors and as is oft en the case there is disagree ment. One portion desire that we have another Taft adminis tration, while the opposition want Lal-dlet?e, so we have the two factions operating in strong opposition. One with its battle slogan; "Taft and victory, La FolUtte and defeat." while the other side is just &s vigorous in its campaign with the same political campaign cry only it i reversel, "Lal-oIIctte and vic tory, Taft and defeat." to superinduce. ; ' From the moment I reached the Isthmus," says Mr. Adams, "till the day I left, what most impressed me was not the mag nitude o: the undertaking, the engineering and material dith oukies encountered in carrying it to a seccessf ul issue, nor yet the administrative ability dis played in overcoming these dif ficulties, but the morale ap- parent in those I encountered, the high standard in their j hys- ' ical condition and the energy, alertness and zeal with which, amid tropical surroundings, all, ; from the highest to the lowest, went to their work. This is remarkable testimony 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 Monmouth, Oregon 8 7WJ Take your choice; there is no i:' ",,-trasl wi;h statement j end to varietv onlv in this cae. With wt,ch Ui wor! i lmel according to the wiseacres, it is defeat any way. but we ..resnn, co:nl !aion f lLe Pama rail- - I that as long as John I)., J. I iamiliar at the time of the com completion of the Panama rail rot, that ran to the effect that and Wall Street are in existence things will i;i.ve along in about the same oi l fashioned way so so far as government is concerned. Five monster battle shi; a :.i n was buriel along the route of the road for every tie laid from Colon to Panama. We have not merely ciminishe 1 the deadliness of jungb- condi tions at Panama, we have abol ished them, and have male that each uceeedir.g; one to be larger r('P(" a place where civil- than its predecessor, is the latest from Japan. Japan's designs on the United States will doubt less get another airing, but it Teh gram. appears more to us as though national life Lad gotten into ized men may live and enjov hie. As great a victory is this as the construction of the canal. B. F. SWOPE, ! Attorney at Law and Notary Home Phone: Oriice, No. 1320, Residence, No. 3712. Office in Cooper building, j Independence, - Oregon P. E. CHASE Notary Public Will do all kinds of notarial work Monmouth, Oregon ilx ut the same sir When you encounter a man who' snenis his time knocl-iW in as that i ; t,lWn t-,,..!-; the Li .ies have with ti.e:rhea i i ..... , ,. , ,. . 5 four una t siness asM'i:it- wtar r me m.u.e iruUrnity wi their pgtop pantaloons. les,jh,V these i-stter H.sam J the Lab.t &Vi the same j? w :lh " 'you can tin i generally the cause n of his complaints withia him- ae self. The man who is giving true , ,. ? 1 . v.v 'iuiruPi iiui ue eis nations building Utile i . , . " . 7 fy i,i his ion to knock :ps. However k.;t.e shir s ..i , , i tuners S!,.I Iik nu n ,f.ir m..l - - - - - ti viiviic nmi :.t rgy is such that success comes with certainty and continuously. He may not Tet as rich a som . v 'I gambler, but what he gets is more than money, more than property. He gets character and a satisfaction that is beyond p r i c e . S i 1 v e r t o a A p pe a 1 . in size, the breadth f the feminine canopy saav in cr .t-e. and the t gtop expand iia ine i-aggy k. ;s can j-ed around the jrson and used as a n.an'.le, but neither brings j-eace or comfort. Nations have the habit, and from pres ent appearance, peace seems to jt-rch on the prejHnderai.ce of war preparation. Hut, in time 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. THE BETTER BE READY to treat the burns, bruises, etc., that the small boy is apt to suffer on the glorious Fouth. SOME LINSEED OIL, COOLING LOTION, ANTISEPTIC COTTON, ETC., should be on hand for immediate nse if reouiivd. Come to this phar macy and pet them to-day while you have them in mind. 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, - . . 0regon there muM come a change, tl ,e Y U OrPannisn strain will become too great, and Kiy WiegOilian when the reaction comes this! The best Weekly Journal of I-nderous war preparation will the Northwest Gives all the I lay its part in the destruction News of the World. which may follow the snapping , IVice per year $1 50 of the anchor chains. There . Herald one vear 100 are some things herein to ac- j f " " 0 nmw habit t.- t...',.. ; -w hU "I Subscribe-Now I Perkins Pliarmarv ) We have it or we'll get it. Ask us. - s -i- 5 Monmouth Bakery rtJT'l'l.i vvtii okuihers, Proprietors The Best Bread. Fancy Pastry of all Kinds Give us a trial. We can surely please you Monmouth, - Oregon - mmm4
