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The Herald D. F.. ST1TT, Editor. Kr.l,M-l . sM.ui rluss m:tn'r Si'vlt'iutfr S. in. HI tlu' i,v,l othit- ;it I'tinuml Ii. Oltm'ti. u.nit'l On Vt f aivh :i. !T!'. ISSIKO KVKKV KKIO.VY Subscription Rates Oho year Six nioiuhs - $1 " i ts Monmouth, Oregon. FRIDAY. AlKi. 8. liU.i. The Trusts In 'Icxaa Texas Mulcts the trusts that pljshod in ono place may ho util violato the law. Tlie latest evi- ized to aid other places through deuce of this is the recently an-, an effective organization with nounced fact that the Standard the entire Pacific Toast as its Oil Company, of New Jersey, field. wired half a million dollars to! Co-operation has already been Texas in oavment of the nenaltv ! carried on in tine spirit hut with- I , i : imposed hv the T-xa courts for violation of the anti-trust laws of that state. It is slated that the settlement was a compromise with the state, wining the slate clean of the hi III-' 100 000 claim and ouster suit winch the 1 state had tiled aoainst four oil forming- the society in San Fran companies, live New York banks cisco. The Executive Secretary and twentv-eioht individuals, amono whom were a number of i, eminent Stan. lard Oil oiheials. ; r The amount pai, -tilt of: as a re this compromis is hut one item ! ill a total of more than -f J,O0O,-. , .,: 000 u Inch the state lias reeel e. I durino; the past few vears from .. T. 1 ' .. . I'.... iii.iii ,i.i , . winch have been intimately utve neeii intimately as-; sociated with Standard Oil. ; The ooint in all this is. that , , , , , , lexas has demonstrated the j t'l'iictical eliforceiio nt of anti-' 1 ! trust legislation lias llllpose.l . tt,o ,.,,.,!, ul.i,.l, tl,.o l,riil., : I p tion provide. ,. i .,,,,1 ... , ,. and put the mone) into its irea.-ury. It is a whole some example of what a resolute state com in nit ity can do when public sentiment and intelli gence work together. It has made the violation of its law extremely expensive, and outside of that has obtained from the mulcted concerns an agreement, and an arrangement whereby it will be next to impossible for them to repeat the offense. Texas has handled this matter more elliciently than the Federal Gov ernment has done. It has gone after trust abuse and gather. -d into the public treasury sume of the ill-gotten prolits thereof. Il is the best example of trust curbing of record in the coun try. Portland Telegram. Ambassador II. L. Wilson has been deposed, and President Wilson has appointed former governor John Lind, of Minne sota, as envoy to Mexico to re port on conditions there. Am bassador Wilson favored the Iluerta government, but the administration is not inclined to recognize that government and Huertii may be asked to re sign. President Wilson and Secre tary Bryan are old fashioned of course but they cannot quite bring themselves to approve of a Mexican president that owes his place to a plot hatched by outside capitalists and carried out through treachery and the brutal murder of the lawful president. liast Oregonian. ueu ' suggestions concerning the plan Willis Duniway will make a Lf organization, sources of in change in the state printer's come am the partiCular work office and will usher in the flat which the federation should now salary law. undertake. tu .1 .... v. c. t..; THE PACIHC COAST FEDERATION ! Wit UAM T. 1'oSTIIt Organized co-operation of tho Social Hygiene Societies of the: i Pacific Coast is an immediate no-; eossitv. As tho work lias pro- ceeded in numerous centers 111 the west durum- the past three , i, , . 1, , . , ;,,,.,..w;,- years. It has lei ome UK 1 1 .IM11J evident that the tasks are too hlir ,, ,Min' r ,,ven tor an one Community 01 OH for any 0110 State. The evils and tho aims and tlio difficulties aro ; not peculiar to any one locality. 1 Whatever good can ho accoin- out orean nation. Nearly every ! organization for sex hygiene has Utilized the publications of other Societies. Three members of the " ." . ,. ,, LxeCUtlVe ( Ommittee Ot tllO UfO- mm Social Hvcfiene Society have i o " f . ,1 ; v 1 11 1 . i M 1 1 1 .-vt 1 1 I" i . 1 1 i I i i ii I ill nthnr wnvs pndea vorei 1 to aid in .t-vr.x ., ... - , of the Oroiron Society was dele-. pated by the society to spend several weeks in California for t'1-e purpose of enabling the state prout. vy uie c.icnciuc .'i, n T I....... .,f (V,, 1 c ... ,i , ..e . ; , Executive board from Oregon ppQp recently at a meeting in. 0 , n ' . . e 1 Spokane. Kepiesentatives ot a dozen societies met in Seattle this month fr mutua aid. The men ; and women in . t alifornia havei hepn in r. instant, helnful commu- -.i ii e mcatlon With Societies in all t , the western States. Utlt it was iinmraicv mrnwu at V,. nim.n U..C..I....UUO.., vv "l , racinc Coast convention at So- , ,,t ,1 i i l aiuc uiai iiiucii luuiu uc aveoin- ; Miiaiieu uy a iwup irpi cpviuiiik , the entire Pacific Coast. Keso- . ' ' lUllons Were adopted to thatellect and the Pacific Coast Federation some convenient place in the buildmir cut off cocks for each apartment or busi it .... . ; ness, which will be accessable to the water superintendent at all times, and the for Sex Hygiene W-a.S established. !OWM,.r 0f the building will be held responsible for all water used by the orou- Many illustrations could be ! I"""' f "" ruU'S 7' nuli"m 1,10 ""nK , . ' . n I ., .,. . I Section 14. 1 he water may at any tune be shut ofT the mams without notice. readily given OI the possibilities for ,v,mjrs, extensions, or other necessary purposes. The city or water board of C0-0perative Work through this I will not be resismsible for damage done by bursting pipes or collapsing of boilers , , , v. . . i or water tanks. general tederadon as a Clearing St,(.tj()n 15 N plumber or other person will be allowed to make connection house. For example, no sooner ! with the mains or pipes of the city to make alteration in any conduit, or pipe, is an effeetivp rammiim carried ' or "Ulir r,xturt' (,n"t!('tin therewith, or to connect pipes when they have been lb dii uituive catiipain ai i ilu , (js.nt j,,,,,, or lo turn water on any premises without permission of thu Water out against quack doctors in one ! superintendent. City that the vermin appear in 1 Section No hydrant, gooseneck hose bib or hose bib attachment shall be ' . . , . I placed in any yard or rear of any premises so situated as to be accessible to per- Other Cities, Olten under new , S,MS jvj,1(r jn or occupying neighboring premises, nor shall water takers be al- names but With the same old , lowed to supply water to others turner any circumstances, una any person or ' .. , , . . . , persons violating this provision shall be subject to beine; nhut oft at the main, contemptible methods Of deceiv-j S(,t.ti()n n Thc Waler Superintendent shall have access, at proper hours of ing the people and robbing them , the day, to all parts of buildings using water from the city mains or pipes, for of their money. No sooner is an : the vrf 'itinK ,the e'tmVilUn of lhu '"l,os u,,,i ,ixtu,v-s' ,in'1 1' maimer . ... , in which the water is used, effective law of any kind in the; Section 18. A charge of $ti.00, payable in advance, will be made for making interests of social hygiene en- ' connections with the mains or pipes of the city. The city will furnish the pipe . il , , . ; from the main to the curb-cock, and will also furnish the corporation cock with- torced by One State than the et- j (mt aili Ul ,)Wner of the premises, and said pipes and cocks shall he and re fect is felt in adjacent States. It j main the property of the city. All tapping of the pipes or mains will be done ought to be possible to hound the i niiJLlliUl C13 1IW1II liL,y Li tILJ UIIU1 they are all either in jail or doing honest work elsewhere. Another reason for the Pacific Coast Federation is the need of such an organization to co-operate with the American Federation for Sex Hygiene or with the joint society that ' may be formed at Buffalo next month comprising the American Federation for Sex Hygiene and the American Vigi lance Association. The Pacific Coast Federation is needed also to conduct annual conventions of all the Pacific Coast societies and to aid the or ganization of new societies in all the seven states. Many commu nities will seek the aid of an or ganization representative of all the states which hesitate to make demands upon a local society. The officers of the Pacific Coast Federation for Sex Hygiene are PHwr tn rocoi vp from all sourcps eager to receive irom an bources Ordinance No. 168 An ordinance cresting tho otliiv of Water Hoard, providing for the time and maiim of idiM tum ami apHintimmt of the ollicors thereof, ami for tho ttp poiiu niont of subordinate oll'iccrs under them, inul thoir ihilioH. Kales for water, rules hii.I regulations for general management of the water system. THE CITY OF MONMOUTH DOES ORDAIN: Section 1. That there is hereby created tho olluv of Water Hoard, anil the members thereof shall consist of two .'ouiicilin,,.! ulm ulinll lie i,m,, ,,,,!.,, I I,,, tin, Major, and of th. Mayin-who shall bo cxollicio a mcinhor ami chairman of the Hoard. Section 2. The term of olluv of tho members of the Water Itoanl. as to come eiln.cn. shall hooiie year, ami as to nmyor. one year. Provided, that the first appointment under this ordinance, shall ho of two councilmeii whose term of ollicc on the Water lioard shall ex pre with the inaiurnratioii of (lie Mayor in llM.t. and the Maor's ollieo on the Water Hoa.-l shall expire at the expiration of his ollice as Mayor After the first amointtnent it shall tie the duty of the Mayor immediately ntior ins election and inauguration as Mayor, each year to appoint two couii.ilinen to servo as inemliers of said Hoard lor tlio term 'of one year from the date of tho commencement of his otlice as Mayor. Section It. The Water Hoard shall have ot the Water Works, and shall from time enactment ot such legislation tor the protection ot the Water Works, mid the ice and supply of water as to them shall seem necessary, and make rules ami regulations for ue of water not inconsistent with the provisions of this ordi nance. Section I. Tin1 Water Itoanl shall hold a meeting at least once a month, on the fust Tuesday of each month, and may adjourn from time to time, and the Mayor may convene the Hoard in special meeting at any time for the transaction of business as the exigency of the matter to him shall seem to require. Section ,r. The Water Hoard shall appoint a Water Superintendent whose duty it shad be to superintend and oversee the pumping- plant, direct the con necting and disconnecting supply pipes with the water mains, as required by the Water ICules and Regulations, road the meters ami report such reading to the tvecorder on or In fore tho last dav of each ami I'Vio'v m.uitli A ml I,, ,..., f,,, .,, such other duties as may be required of hint by the Water Hoard. Section ti. The Recorder is hereby declared to lie exolficio clerk of the Water Hoard, and shall attend all meetings of the board, and keep a hook in which sh.,i l)0 k,..,t ,.,,,-ord of the proceedings of the Uiud: shall be uvneml enlleelor for water, and all payments for service, able l(i the t ity hicirtler at his othce; .1.'.. ..i...... n.... h , uiMiiuiii an uii'iivi ,,'iii inn mi me u?.e of same once a month to the City Council Section 7. 1 he city 1 ivasurcr shall the use and supply ot water from the a separate fund to he known as Water monthly, the financial condition of the arising on account ot ttie NVater Works, shall lie paid out ot the Water l-'tind, i unless otherwise specially directed by the council. Section 8. No person shall be allowed purtenances of the water system of said city of Monmouth, without first obtain inir a permit from the Water Superintendent. ., .. . . . .- . r r . ection v. piHi auous lor use oi water must no made on printe.t tonus, to tie furnished at the ollice of the Recorder, and the applicant, must stale fullv and truly ail the purposes for which water may be required, and mu,l acroe to' con- form to all the rules and regulations, as a condition for the use of water. Section 10. No person supplied with water from the city mains will be en- titled to use it foi any purpose other than those stated in his application, or to a,,.,i.. in linv wav. ,,,1,.., persons or families. Section 11. Should the owner of the hxture, or to apply the water for a purpose not stated m the original application, a new nppucauou .mini ue nim.e, aim a ..,.,;,, i- si,ni,i it i.. it.ii e t., ,u to the premises for a period of not less ticViven, to the Kecorder, and payment in full of all arrearages (if there be t 0a, Kt!orat.r. The water will then be turned otf. and turned on aaiu on application, for which a charge of fifty cents will be made. No, remission of ...... I ,,'itl l.u i,,iil t'lit ii tittriiwl lit' ItiHd filiiri (,nt. rtiiktitli ,fi(l...i,l tl,.. ,,..ti.... i ....... ..... , prescribed in this section. Section Hi. The service pipes must be ...,.,,.o.a h,,iN nr rii'i,ntiiw inav tie run I - i-; --i- - within or near thu line of the street curb, water uscU throui;n satu service; provuieu cupied by more than one liusiness the owners may upon special permission of the water board, be granted service to all occupants of the building through one s,.rvice pipe; provided further that the owners of the premises must install at Py Ine ftUperinienueill, OI unuei inn u,nvimim, Section 19. No person or persons (exceiL a fireman in the discharge of his duty) shall without written permit from the Superintendent, open, or in any way tamper with any tire hydrant or fixtures connected with the mains of said water system. Section 20. The standard size ferrule or pipe forming the basis of the schedule of rates herewith adopted is three-quarters (3-4) of an inch. Thu Water Hoard retains the right to permit, in its discretion, the use of a larger pipe or connec tion, for which special rates will be charged. Section 21. Persons taking water for sprinkling lawn and not for household use, will be charged for both lawn and household use. Section 22. No hydrant or faucet will be permitted on the sidewalk other than a concealed hose connection below the surface of the walk. Section 23. On failure to comply with any of the provisions of this ordinance or the rules and regulations established as a condition to the use of water, or to pay the water rent in law imie ami maunei i.L-.tiiiiri piuvnieii, uie water will be shut off until payment is made of the amount due, together with 60 cents in addition, for the expense of turning the water oir and on. Section 24. Should the occupant of the premises turn on the water after it has been shut off at the curb-cock, it will be turned off at the main and a charge of $2.00 made for the expense of turning it olf and on. No person without a written permit from the Superintendent is allowed to turn a public or private stop-cock except as hereinbefore provided. Section 25. The corporation cocks, curb-cocks, service pipes and hydrants are the property of the city, and all persons are cautioned and notified not to meddle with the same, or hitch any horse or other animal to any hydrant under penalty prescribed in this ordinance. Section 20. The water rates will be due and payable in advance, at the office of the Citv Recorder, on the first uay ot . J . "... , ie ....:.i u the tenth, at which time, if not paid, ium- nrovider where meters are used i or before the last day of each month. Section 27. No person shall leave any excavation made in a street or highway open at any time without barricades, and during the night warning lights must be maintained at such excavation. Section 28. Any person being convicted of violating any of the provisions of this ordinance shall be fined in any sum not less than one dollar, nor more than 1 on,! hundred dollars, ana snan pay u.o , , . ... f nerH Qf time equal Section 29. The city reserves tne rignt to, at any time, aner or amend or change this ordinance, or any provisions thereof, including the water rates here in established. Section 30 The time during which water may be used for lawn sprinkling or irrigation purposes shall be only from 6 to 8 o'clock A. M. and 6 to 8 P. M. (Concluded on Page 4.) supervisory control, and management ' to time recommend to the council, the ,' water or other charg anil he shall pay over tci the city Ircasurer es are pay- I...... I.. . . . i , nun suppiv 01 water anil maKe report be custodian of all money; arising from city mains, shall keep all such moneys in ImiihI, and shall reiMirt to the council I Water r'und. All claims airainst the city- to do any work iimm the iiin. s or ap . . , premises desire an additional servi. or pel in.i, oinaineu irom me uecor.ier. ,in,n., n,,, ,,f n .. than one month, notice in writing nm.st "" -' so arranoed that the supply to each rulleil lie u ui,urnt. ut..,.......L ,.t - - . . ......... and one person must nay for all tho mat in the ease ot business hlocks oc eacn moritn, aim will lie delinquent on ... ..fill .,u..f ,.ir .'.. u.. the water will be shut off from the prem tne amount, Hnaa ne due ana payame on i" "";""" u ,, ;?. , T to one day for each $2.00 of said fine. Professional Cards Laufa Colby I 'tier, t Mlicc and Residence North west eoriior Main and College streets, one block west of the Liberal store. Trlrphoim SH. Dr. J. O. Matthii Physician and Surgeon Office in Postullico Building (alls answered promptly both day and night. Hulll PholieS. Dr. J. B. Grider OENTIHT Ollice over Post Ollice MoNMutTll, Olti;t;iN V. O. BOOTS Fire. 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