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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-09-11
Collections.

1 have been conducting a collecting
agency in Dallas for more than a
year, and have thus far met with al
most uniform success All accounts
placed 10 my hands for collection Will
receive prompt and careful attention.
and I feel that 1 can assure complete
satisfaction to all my clients. s-1s-tf
L. d. BUTLER
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-09-11

Carl GerI1nger was @ passenger 10
Portland yesterday morning.
Conrad Stafrin was a business
visitor in Portland yesterday.
Harold Jorgenson, one of the in
structors in the State Reform School,
is visiting friends in Dallas.
Miss Mildred Clemens, Of Portland,
is in Dallas in the interest of the
Portland Journal subscription contest.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-09-11
COFFEE
WILLIE

You can buy something
called coffee" at l0c ID
with 1900 miles of R R
freight from the roaster;
don't.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1908-09-11

Yesterday motherly looking lady
came into the store and asked the
main squeeze il there really was such
a kid around the store as the one that
looked like me. She said she had
often seen boys with faces that resem-
bled mine, but she couldn't recall ever
having one on her calling list that
had such an open countenance as l
had. Honest, I had to just grin right
out loud and dodge under one OF the
counters that have our imported
cheeses on it. You know we carry
every kind of good imported cheese
that's wanted and some of them are
'iust the cheese" you bet. A nice
thing about it is you don't have to
make an ocean voyage to get them.
If you want nice brick Of Linn
burger, you come right straight to US
and you can get it. We have a new
lot Of Tillamook Twins and Young
American. | am getting $4 a week
now and am going to get a SO cent
raise the first of the month. like
Club cheese better than any kind.
What's your choice?
WILLIE
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
WEIGH STILL HIGH MAN
Has Slight Advantage Over MOeller- Greising Breaks the High
 Single Record.
Vegetable League Standing.

There was another shake-up in the averages of the Industrial Vegetable league bowlers. The good pin artists, who, getting. bad start, were compel led to look like a beginner at a bar gain sale. nave been gradually moving from their lower resorts towards the top of the ladder and are now set ting down in their respective positions and bowling at nearly their averages.
 Welch of the Onions still maintains the lead with an average of 1S1.1. He Is but six pins ahead of Moeler of the Pumpkins, who Is pushing him hard for premier honors
 H. Rausch. of the Red Peppers man ages to bod down the tail end position with an ev%rage of 133.13. The bowl ing on the average is good
 The Celerys came back strong last week and are now tied for the lead with the Tomatoes, The closeness of the relations between the first seven makes the team race a very interest ing one. The Pumpkins and Potatoes are tied for third place with twelve games won and one lost. The Cab bages and Parsnips are fighting it out for fifth place and the games this week of these two teams will be ex- tremely interesting. The Carrots have a firm hold on seventh place, and will no doubt hold their standing If not in- crease 1t this week. The turnips are a game 10 the good Wltn respect to tnelr Squash rivals and the Radishes man aged to keep safe distance from the Red Peppers.
 Two new records were made w. Greising rolling a high single of 247 beating Ferris high single of 243. The Pumpkins rolled a high team three three string of 1900 last week, defeat ing their previous mark by 21 pins. s, Moeller's SIS for high three strings still stands and the onions high team single of 5S1 remains the league rec ord
 Now that the bowlers are slowly rounding into form all these records ought to be smashed. The games sche- duled for this week follow 1 Tonight. Squash vs. Turnips Pota- toes vs. Pumpkins.
 Tuesday, Parsnips vs Tomatoes. Red Peppers vs Radlshes.
 \ Thursday, onions vs. Carrots. Celery vs. Cabbages.
 | Vegetable League Records.
 High single-W. Greisng 247. | High three strings-S. Moeller 61s. | High team single-Onions, 5St. | High team three strings-Pumpkins
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
NAvALS PLAY BATTERY A.
Third Game of Series Between Fast
 Basketball Teams Tonight.

The Naval Reserve quintet is to play the fast Battery A team of Branford, at the Second Regiment armory, this city, tonight. This will make the third game of series, the best two out of three, each team having won one game. The first game was taken by the Navals in this city and the sec- ond game by the Battery A in Bran ford. Since the Navals have already beaten their opponents at the Armory. they have to make hits game a sec ond victory. The Battery A team will work hard, for they have made a great record and want to win every game played during the rest of the season
 This will be a corking good game, and a large crowd ought to be pres ent, for both teams, will no doubt, use their best men. IA large crowd will probably come down with the Battery A team, for they have always brought big crowds to previous games this sea- son, in New Haven.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

(Continued from Second Page.)
 Science. Preiudices die hard; and re- ligious prejudices harder than any others. The attitude of the Christian church as whole towards Christian science has been irrational and un- Christian; and some day we shall awaken to the realization of it. All ask just now Is that both classes, those who sympathize with the Christian Science teaching and those whose sym pathies turn them against it-that both classes shall listen with open minds to a comparison of these two movements, and an endeavor to show how each stands related to the healing ministry of Jesus.
 We shall all agree. am sure. that the Christian Science and Emmanuel movements are alike in this, each is a sincere endeavor to cure bodily ills. Each, likewise, is able to show very remarkable results. The time has gone by when people can brush either movement aside as something having no therapeutic value. Cures have been wrought, lives have been changed, homes have been transform ed. The results of the Emmanuel clinic are not to be compared in num- Der or variety with those of the Chris | tian Science faith; but the movement is in its infancy yet and if we may | judge from the most reliable testi- | mony the results of the Emmanuel | treatment are quite as pronounced as are those of Christian Science. The l followers of Mrs Eddy will challenge | that statement, and possibly l have not put 1t in wholly fair way What | I mean is this: The Emmanuel clinic admits only cases of a certain charac- l ter while the Christian Science church does not hesitate to attempt g cure on the most hopeless cases. In the class of cases received the cures are quite as striking and convincing under the Emmanuel treatment as under Christian Science. This l insis' upon, and I insist that the evidence bears me out.
 Here we come to the very gist oi this discussion. Both these move ] ments are attempts to cure bodily ills
 Both can show results. And righ l here our comparison must stop anC 1 contrasts must be noted. The Elm
 manuel movement makes no claim t'
 be able to cure all diseases. Th' statement of it's leaders is that onl! rff af +1,a
 system" can enter their clinics. Chris
 tian Science admits both functiona
 and organic disorders. In careful.
 prepared statement by MT. ". o
 Strickler of the New York Christian Science Publication this distinction
 emphasized: Jesus" he writes, "di,
 not limit his healing work to func
 tional nervous disorders nor did H so command His followers to do. H
 healed all kinds of diseases and Hi
 command to His followers was to g
 forth and preach the gospel and hea
 the sick If any clergyman admit , that the Bible lays upon his churc
 the duty to heal the sick. then he ca l find no Scriptural authority for limit
 ing the healing to any particular kin . of disease"
 From this it will be seen that ther
 is radical difference between thes : two movements as to their attitude to wards the medical profession. Chris . tian Science aims to have nothing | ] do with physicians. It would SCOT the statement of President Eliot c
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
NEW HAVEN TURNED DOWN.
Connecticut Interscholastic Football
 League Refuses Application.

A meeting of the Connecticut Inter- scholastic Football association was held in the New Britain High school Saturday afternoon. President Doug las Johnson of this city presided and representatives were present from every school in the league except Mid dletown.
 It was decided to refuse the appli- cations of the New Haven and Water bury high schools for admission into the league, which will be made up of the same teams as last year. namely, Hartford. Bridgeport, Middletown, Meriden and New Britain.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Team Standing.
PUBLIC LIBRARY ADDITIONS.
NON FICTION.

Atlas and Cyclopedia of Ireland.
 Baedeker, K, Egypt and the Sudan. 9th ed. Barnardo, Dr. Thomas John; Me moirs of, by Mrs. Barnardo and ]. Marchant.
 Bowles, F. G., ed. New Songs; an Anthology of Contemporary Verse. Burr, Aaron. An American Patrici- an, by A. H Lewis.
 Cambridge Modern History. Vol. 5: Age of Louis XIV.
 Gibb, F. J. W, A History of Otto- man Poetry.
 Gibson, c. D. The Gibson Book (Drawings).
 How. F. D.. The Book of the Child Mccarthy, J. H., A History of Our Own Times; in one volume.
 Menpes, M and D. World Pictures.
 Paderewski, Ignaz Jan; by E. A Baughan. | Poor, C. L.. The Solar System.
 Key, G.. The Matterhorn.
 Richardson, E. C.. Alphabetical Subject Index of Periodical Article or ! Religion, 1s901S99.
 Richmond, NJ. E.. The Good Neigh. | bor in the Modern City.
 Rossetti, Dante Gabriel. by |. Pis saro.
 Saintsbury, c. E. B., The Latei Nineteenth Century.
 Smith. J. R., The Story of Iron ant Steel.
 Whitman, Walt. With Walt Whit man in Camden (July 1s-oct. 91 1SSS.) JUVENILE
 kler, J. O., The Wreck of the Ocear Queen. l King, C., ro the Front
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Y. M. R. C. FIVE WIN
Capture Two Out of Three from Winchester Association
 BoWlers.
o'BRIEM AND ROSS HIGH
Winchester Club Hires Swift X Hulse's Alleys to Play Union Metallic
 Company.

In match game at Swift and Hulse's Saturday night the Y. M. R. c. bowlers defeated the Winchester association bowling team in two games of the se- ries.
 The Republican club bowlers lost the first game by eighty-four pins, but they came back strong on the second and third games, winning the series without an effort O'Brien of the Y. M. K. C. team captured high three string with total average of 523. O'Brien of the Republican club team and Ross of the Winchester association team both rolled a total of 523. which was high for the night. Furnald of the Y. NJ. R. c. five bowled a high single of 2l1 and came within one pin of O'Brlen and Ross in total plns.
 The scores follow:
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
AMERICAN CAR IN CHEYENNE. Second French Automobile and Ger
 man Machine Are fin Illinois.

Cheyenne. Wyo., March s.-The American car in the New York to Paris automobile race arrived at noon to-day.
 Omaha. Neb., March s.-Repairs on the Italian car in the New York to Paris automobile race have not been completed and the car will not leave Omaha until tomorrow The first French car is still in Iowa, while the second French automobile and the German machine are in Illinois.
 Cheyenne, Wyo., March s.-Mon- tague Roberts relinquished the post of driver to E. Linn Matthewson, of Denver. who will take the car to Og- den, Utah.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
N. H. YACHT CLUE MEETING.
Election of Officers. and Reports O
 Secretary and Treasurer.

The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Yacht club will be held in the Ton tine hotel on Wednesday evening, March II. 1908, at S:15 o'clock for the purpose of electing officers for the en- snlng year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come before said meeting. [ The annual reports of the secretary and treasurer will be read.
 The following motion will be acted upon:
 Moved and seconded that articles F and 1s of the constitution be amended by substituting the word race for the word regatta.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
EASY VICTORY FOR LEADERS.
New Britain Defeats Bridgeport Five
 in Final Period.

Slashing drives by Jean and Lyons in the final period of Saturday nights polo game settled the result and gave New Britain comparatively easy vic- tory over Bridgeport at New Britain, after the visitors had put up a phe- nomenal game in the first two innings. The final score was 8 to 8. Lightning
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
NEW BOWLING RECORD.

Rochester. March S.-At the Nationa Bowling association tournament hert yesterday morning John McQuirk ant John J. Grady of aPterson, N. J., bowl. ed down 13lS pins in three games. Int previous worlds record was 1,275. roll ed by Fisher and Blowing of Chicago at the Toronto tournament last week McQuirk bowled 679. Grady 639.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
AT THE RINGSIDE.

proposed fight in England is S3000o Johnson
 
 N Y, Tuesday
 Erne and Battling Hurley Wednesday night
 Moran California opening of Tom ORourke's club New York A planning Jim and anord Johnson and then 0
 JaokR Robinson a Armory 4, A weeks i'll pneumonia New York hospital.
 a etter yesterday promoter informing Mcfarland the Mcfarland declined Packey md Francisco March 51 club
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Y. NI. +. c.
69S SAB S96-2l Winchester Association.

The Winchester Bowling association have hired Swift and Hulse's academy alley for next Saturday night from : o'clock till F o'clock for tbe purpose of entertaining the Union Metallic compa- ny of Bridgeport. The event will be one of the biggest of It's kind held in this city. The Winchester team will have use of all the alleys and full con trol of refreshments.
 The plan of the hosts is to give the local alleys and roll the return match. Lunch will be served at the alleys about 10 o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
CLIP TIGERS CLAWS.
Providence Wins Exciting Game from
 Pawtucket Poloists.

Before a crowd of 1900 people, Progi- dence defeated Pawtucket at Infantry 'haU, Providence, Saturday night, in one of the most exciting games of the season. Providence had the upper hand in the opening period but the Tigers came back strong and their de- fensive play was a feature. Thompson did brilliant work on the rush line and Mallory was fast in goal Score: Providence Pawtucket Thompson ................ Cunningham
 First Rush. McGilvray, ........... Duggan, Pierce
 Second Rush Hafdy .. .......,.....'...'s ManSfleld
 Center Doherty ....................... Cameron
 Halfback Mallory ................... Pence
 Goal
 Score, Providence 4, Pawtucket 8: rushes, Thompson 10; fouls, Hardy 2; stops, Mallory Sl. Pence 20; referee Connell; timer, Perrin; attendance.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Referee assignments in the Nation;

Referee assignments in the National league this week are:
 MT. Leahy: Monday at Bridgeport: Tuesday at Waterbury, Wednesday at Springfield. Saturday at New Britain.
 Mir. Doherty: Monday at New Brit Nj ~ .ara: Tuesday at Pawtucket. Wednesday at provi1ence. Saturday at Providence.
 MT. Keough: Monday at Providence, Friday at Pawtucket.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

Score, New Britain s. Bridgeport 3; rushes, Mercer 9. Mccarthy 5; foul, Cunningham; stops. Harper 56, Ban non 23; referee. Leahy; timer, McDer- mott; attendance, 1,110.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
Drives for the Cage

After wanderlnng about the New England states for paying location for his roller polo team, Manager Star kie has been forced to return to Hart ford. It now seems probable that these Westons will remain for the rest of the season in the Capitol City.
 Bones trading of Shiffer for Lincoln. the best rush getter in the National league, was a good step and there is no doubt but that the local manager got the best of the bargain.
 George Bone has been trying to get some manager to trade their center for Farrell, but no one wants him.
 The Hartford Globes allNational team follows Higgins and Hart rush CTS; Jean. center; Carrrigan, halfback; Harper, goal.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09

plays and fine team work were dis played by both clubs in the earlier part of the game, but Bridgeport, with a somewhat weakened defensive lineup, fell down in the final period and could not cope with the terrific speed of Jeans men.
 New Britain Bridgeport Mercer McCarthy
The morning journal-courier., 1908-03-09
HAYNES FAYORS
 SCIENCE IDEAS

tcontlnued from Second Page )
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11
lie Prizes.

FIRST PRlzB-A fine new Upright
SECOND PRIZE S1s5 credit eertif-
cate and $50 in caSb.
THIRD PRIZE $40 credit certificate
and $50 In cash.
FOURTH PRIzE-SsO credit certifl-
cate and SIS In cash.
FIFTH PRIZE-s $50 credit certificate
, and $40 in cash.
Following these in groups or five or
Lore, each of the contestants sending
In the next best answers will be given
y credit certificate of one dollar less
than those previous tthat is. the frst
Ave credit certificaJA of $T9, the next
five at SIS, etc.). until he entire IS 900
has been awarded. These certificates
are good on the purchase of any new
piano in or wnrerOonlS ut regular re-
tail price. Time of cor.iicate is linn
tied. I3ertthC atss cannot be applied
on any purchase made previNus to Nov.
21, 1908. only enc certificate may be
applied on she purchase of one piano.
This Ia your free opportunity.
viii be an entertaining and easy cont
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lglLN I'D AGAIN
Can't Be Repeated Too Often
that Biapepsin Relieves In
Digestion IN S Minutes.

Miserable indeed IS the man or
woman whose digestive system IS uIl-
strung -who goes to the table and
can not eat and what little Is eaten
seems TO III them and lay like a
lump OF lead in the stomach. refusing
to dfgess
II you; dear reader suffer this way
and viii put on your wraps now and
get from your Pharmacist a 50-cent
22-grain Triangule after your next
meal you would appreciate dye mtn-
utes later. how long yon suffered un-
necessarily
There VIII be no more indigestion
no misery in the stomach mo
sour rIsings or Belching of Gas. no
Heartburn, F1atuIency or Eructatlons
of undigested food and acid or feeling
OF Nausea, FsnlIness. Headache or oth-
er symptoms of a weakened Stomach
Stomach trouble and Indigestion
vanish like snow before the blazing
sun.
When Diapepsfn works your Stom-
ach rests-gets itself In order. Dia-i
pepsIn purlAes and sweetens sour
stomach and freshens the intestlnesI
without the use of Laxatives, and
what is more, it increases the gastric
Juices. This IS what yourstomach Isl
begging for-more and better diges-
tive juices. pnis Is what makes you
hungry and want TO eat. and you can
rest assured what you then eat VIII
be taken care OF properly and not
left in the stomach to ferment and
turn to gas and acid, and poinson the
breath with nauseous odors.
Get 50-cent case from your drug
gist now-you ought to have Diapep-
sin about the house aIawys. Should
one OF your family eat something
which does not agree with him or
her, or for a Sour Stomach or EN
cessive Gas. one Triangle VIII always
give Immediate relief
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11
Simple Conditions.

the beautiful piano Tree or any Of tie other prizes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-11-11

Its Officers at IFS Annual Ses-
sion at Fairnont
This Week.

Last night at the Masonic Temple
in FaIrmont, the Order Of E4sfl
Priesthoods held It's annual convention
IN the lodge rooms The following
odIcers were present:
N b. Hiram r. Howard. President
n. q. B. D. g fhson. Vice President
N. E.. samuel NJ Myers, Chaplain
NJ. e. VI w. HanyvinlSle, Treasure
NJ e., b. K Reed, RECORDER.
~. E., Joseph Hail. Master OF cere-
monies
n. E., James Luke. Conductor.
II N. e., Tom g. Stricken, Herald
NJ E.. William II. Rose. Sentinel.
Col Randolph stalnalser Is here
from wheeling and is a prominent
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Col Charles F. Teter IS q promin-
ent visitor here from Phflippi, at
tending the state board ot trade
meeting.
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Liz VIZ zE PLE ADS
FOR q ON
To Prohibit the Enormods
Waste of the State s MIN
eral Resources

DR. l. C. White OF Aforssa Ilto1g7s.
stae Eeologtst held 6he close atten-
ton OF 1.-THE delegates to the state
board Of trade Tneetings at Tuesday,
nights session during the delivery of
nm Interesting esstemp oraneous adj
dress on the waste ana Conservation
Of the States natnFai resources.
Mr.. White made a strong plea for
speedy legislation prohibItinF the
enormous waste OF the timber. oil.
coal ana gas which Is going on In
West Virginia. In q Comparatively
short dine, Or. White said. the for-
ests OF the State would he gone unless
the State takes some action In pre-
serving them. With the disappear
ance of the timber from the hII1sIdes.
the, soil thereon VIII be washed into
the valleys and only the barren land
would remain. Other States have tn-
ken the matter IN hard and besides
conserving the forests have Received
n nice revenue from the investment
The extravagant waste Of oil and
gas in the State was de2lored by the
speaker and he said iE this waste wer
stopped in the near future the great
natural storehouses OF th{s fuel woul,l
last for ages hut 81 not. they would
be exhausted in, no long time. BY
some instances twe4ve 1aflfIon feet or
gas are used to produce i've barrels
Of OH
In some localities. sDr. white said.
So per centun Of the coal mined Is
being wasted, wl1Ite the F'airmont
Coal Company mines 80 per centIm
OF its coal. II thts waste IS contfT1-
ned. he said. in mtg .yeprs the supply
Will be Imost exhausted.
When our natural resources play
out. said DR.. White. our industries.
VIII be ruined and business paralyzecl-
BOUGHT SDMFs FINE JERSEYS
Messrs. p. NJ Alien q son. Hepzi-
bah. have bought from Hon. s. =.
Sivin. I4andenberG. Pa. Eta Fox
19902s. and Flora NoRi 2I22S0 and
Fortune Hadken5 220So4 They are
by an imported bull whose sire sold
for $1,000 and his brothers sold for
$4,000 and $4,000 at auction Their
dams are by Brown Bessie's Son out
of daughters of Diploma tslre of Mer-
ry Maldenl the sweep stakes winners
at Chicago for prohtnble production
of milk and butter
Wesley NJ. Bird was here wednes-
dav from Lost Greek on business
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The three words must BE written
plainly.
Number eOnseeutiVely each time ron
write the words, as Morrison Music
Company ], Morrison Music Company
3, Morrison Music Company 3, ttc.
Contest closes Nov. 21st, 1908
Write on one side OF card only. No
words can be written acros1 each
other.
only one card may be submitted by
one family.
In the event of tie. the value OF
prize offered will be equally divided
between those tieing or q prize ldenti-
cal in character and value of that Of
fered awarded to each OF Ruch per-
sons.
Use ny plain card or paper size as
indicated In center. Contestants must
I'LL out coupon or exact written CODY
and atti CHI to or send with card.
The : tdging. Absolute fatrness e
assured. Prominent jisl- terest9d
judges Will be chosen Whose u2mes
win be announced 1Ster All prize
winners VII be notified. q
la me children can Rork On t. This.
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Wesley NJ Bird was here Wednes-
day from Lost Greek on business.