Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1904-03-18
MEN WHO CAN'T GET WIVES.
Evrything seems 80 He In Their Fee
vor, Hut They Don't Find
the Right women.

Considering the number Of surplrs
there are SO many men who really vail
20 marry, but cannot get a wife, 70 mat
ter how they try. They are the men who
have set their hearts on particular Girls
but, alas, the girls do not see eye to eye
with them, says the Chicago American.
These men, however. won't narrJ
other girls. their hearts are given TO Ger,
tain girls, whom they consider to lie
in class by themselves, and no Others
will do.
These men may be called very unfor.
tunate. and their case is almost hope.
less. But there ID type OF man who
cannot get wife, and he does nothnow
Why; he may be In good position. may
have fairly decent Income, yet, &c
as he likes. no girl VIII have him; no
even although he be good-looidng.
Then there are the men VINO persist.
entity choose wrong girls; they take {
notion for this one. that one, and the
next one.
A trihiug incident may eause the no.
tionz-a dress. q hat. look. anything
but they fell In love with the girl, and
madly chase after rhadov, Without. OF
course. airy chance OF capsnrirg It.
These men fall In love WITH some
thing" not with girl, and, therefore
they are doomed to failure.
Many men err In the proposal. They
mako a mess OF Il. The. other adop'
too high and mighty style. or 100 hum.
BILE one and In the latter case mar
Is apt to be looked at with susrie,op foi
too humble person Is usually n per
feet nuisance TO get aloas ". /, b-iii
generally a hypocrite of the FIRST wafer
But the man who proposes Ia & Eurf
bic way n.sy not be hypocrito lie me-
be v-Sy s.sccfc. bat 4 SRI n1a's, IS !:
rule, h.gt slythilg to DO Si.h hecf!rG
Ing lover. 90 h5 fails, ard fails preiH
III he Is elected q member & ths Mob,
ard Anaicn, ordsr Of Bactelors.
Naturally. the high and mlsh'y rre.
pose has as .ittle chance. No se'f-r2-
spectio~ e;Il will have him, and no cocs
not see that be is siapfDg In his OWE
tight. tic marvels al SIS r. is@,ioEs fer-
haps. but 1t never striEes H.. /, a his
concait is at the hpt.oG. =. !, 10 x
also Is ci.sltl 70 .hc above 49, e.
der. The man who Is anxious 10 marry
but cannot find suitable nise la eve
10 the fore. This woman Is not goo
enough; that one would not have hin
he thinhs. and so on.
This sort OF man IL best urwed. ~
Is half fool. half hyrocritc. Half fool
because faint heart never wor fair lady
b9lf hypoerite hecarsc any hcncs;. gen
nine woman is good enough for man,
linen there Is the tueatipr nian: he
Is certain That matrimony wC',,e y losL
FOR him. and he Is sure that man aecas
@irs. hut-he considers too n,uca; Is
wants III peep into III future in orde-
70 find ont If his matrimonial journe.
would be smooth.
He Is of course, no true man this; tx
has not trace of the sportsman in him
Would not the pleasure OF matriinory
be robbed of half It's charm were there
not few risks?
Would the prospect Of married lie
De so delightful If We could see atoms
The whole road to a smooth and COM
Portable ending?
The doab.e- Aesitates: at times he
feels that he must proposN. get married
and settle down. but he aSrinl's, the
risks are too terrible. sc he giides away
into nothingness namely bachelo.'s
existence.
We all know the man who vents to-
much: his idea # wife Is not SO MUCH
woman as an angel; he wants erfcc-
Ion In his wife but he never gets Il
for there is nothing perfect on earth
not even one single woman.
These are q few types of men wh1
want to marry, but cannot, and ,doubt-
ess. you will be able to conjure up q
number of others.