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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
Play Amateu Baseball.

A lively exhibition Of comedy base
ball was given at the local baseball
park Sunday, VIII e Independence
defeated the Dallas cam by score OF
IL to o. The Dallits team failed to
line up as had been announced by the
management under whose direction
the game was arrap ged and instead OF
entering the CONTEXT with Bowen as
pitcher and It's othe strongest players,
the locals we're oblie ed to play picked
up aggregation. Up to the fourth
inning, Independer ce had It's own way
and ran up a score OF G to o. At this
iuncture however. the Independence
pitcher stopped wnrking temporarily
and the Dallas ni started a grand
promenade aroun the diamond, 10
witch they did COZ become weary until
seven men had aade the circuit
From that point q game see-sawed
aud finally settled o a tie 10 the ninth
inning. which was finally broken 10
favor Of the VII itors 10 the tenth
InuIng. The gsG. was played loosely
on both sides and many Of the spec
tators who had some out with the
expectation OF see og the regular team
.lined ~. left the ark long before the
close Of the conteI z
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
DIR. Mock Goes East.

DR.. @. A. Mock and family left yes
terday afternoon for the East. DR..
Mock having been granted a years
leave OF absence by the trustees OF
Dallas College. of which he has been
president during the past three years.
During his absence, Rev. A. A. Win
ter will act as president of the institu-
ton. DIR. Mock and family will spend
a short time at the Alaska Y Yukon-Pa-
cific Exposition in Seattle and will go
from that place to Ohio, where he will
visit for a while with friends before
continuing to Johnstown, Pennsyl-
vania, where he made his home before
coming to Dallas. The principal OBJ
ject Of his return to the Eastern states
is to take up postgraduate work IN
Yale University this year. During
his stay In Dallas, DR.. Mock has won
many warm personal friends and has
accomplished much in the upbuildins
Of the institution OF which he has
been the head. His departure is
deeply regretted by all and his many
friends in this city will hope for him
a successful year and an early return
to assume his old position here.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
Enjoys Family Reunion.

e. A. Hamilton, manager OF the
Dallas branch OF the Townsend Cream
cry, has been enjoying a real family
reunion at his home here this week.
His father. DIR. @. Y. Hamilton aud
his aunt, Miss zlna Stearns, OF
Augusta, Wisconsin, and his brother,
@. +. HamIlton and wife from Wahpe.
ton, Norh Dakota, arrived 10 Dallas.
Saturday. To complete the family
circle, his sister. Mrs. o. o. Mccain
mon cane up with her husband from
Astoria aud spent Sunday, returning
home Yesterday. The others VIII
remain here and visit a few days
longer.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
SERIOUS AUTO ACCIDENT
Machine Completely Wrecked and
Occupants Severely Injured
Near Monmouth.

Tn an automobile accident near
Yarmouth, Saturday afternoon a
machine belonging to Nose Winters,
- Portland, was wrecked and Mr..
winters. Archie Teiherow and E. w.
strong. of Monmouth. were very
severely injured. A report to the
Oreponian contains the following
account of the accident:
"Winters was driving the machine,
a Cadillac, at rapid rate, when
s,rorp. in some manner showed Win-
ter's cap over his eyes, causing him to
swerve the machine to the side of the
road. Winters quickly reversed the
machine. and, in doing so, caused the
automobile to turn a complete somer-
sault, landing upright. The car was
60 smashed that it is total wreck.
"The occupants were thrown out,
iniuring them severely. Winters, who
has been visiting at the home OF his
hrosherin-law, L. E. Hewitt, suffered
a badly wrenched leg, and his face
was cut in a frightful manner. Mr.
Tetherow, of Monmouth, was the worst
injured. his nose and the bones In his
face being broken and smashed. One
Of his teeth was knocked out ano
forced through his lips. E. W. Strong
retired lum herman and now drug
gist of Monmouth, received a broken
arm and his face was badly lacerateo
"The machine was towed into Nor :
mouth, while the victims of the acc
dent we're taken care Of at nearby
farmhouse until physician could ts
called. DR.. Butler was called imms-
dlately and moved the patients to thelr
homes, where at last reports they a1s
resting easy"
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
DEATH COMES SUDDENLY
Thomas P0merOy Stricken With Heart
Failure While Going For
Medical Attention.

Thomas Pomeroy, a respected citi-
zen of Independence, and brother OF
Mrs. J. G. Van0rsdel and Mrs. J. p.
Byers. of this city, died Friday morn
ing from an attack OF heart failure.
He had been severely i'll during the
preceding night aud was driving
rom his ranch in Mayion county
20 Independence, with his little son,
'or medical attention. While waiting
for the ferry at Buena Vista he was
sFnitten and fell from the buggy,
dying before help could reach him.
The remains were taken to the home
of the deceased 10 Independence to
await burial.
Thomas Pomeroy was born in
Lawrence County. Pennsylvania, in
1849. In 1879, he was married to Miss
Nan McCreary who died within q
short time. Again in 1858, he was
married to Miss Sidney McCandless,
and they moved In the same year to
Seattle, where they lived until 1890
and then came to Independence.
Irs. Pomeroy died last summer
and he is survived by only his fouI
children: Mrs. Nellie Pratt, Of Okla.
ncsan, Washington; Margaret. Dole
cad Dono Pomeroy, of Independence
The funeral was held yesterday under
the auspices Of the Masonic Lodge
and the remains were laid to rest In
the Independence cemetery.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
RACING MEET SUCCESSFUL
Large Crowd and Many Entries at
Threa Days Program of Inde-
pt.ndence Driving Club.

The Fourth Annual Meet of the
Independence Driving Club attracted
large crowds to that city last week and
the proglam for the entire three days
was carried out In highly successful
manner. The largest number of peo-
pie was in attendance Saturday, when
some OF The most exciting events Of the
entire mset were pulled OF.
Only ole comparatively slight acci-
dent mflrred the program. This
occurred Saturday, in the race for
horses it the 2 :l5 class. In scoring
for a place in the second heat the
wheels oil the sulkies Of Perry Nauzey,
driving Son Mort, and H. @. Cox,
driving Lou Miller. became inter-
locked, tparing one wheel off The sulky
in which Nauzey was seated and tear
ing the Il res from all the other wheels.
Son Mort started 20 run and the
broken sulky turned over. spilline
Nauzey. The sulky dragged over
him, irjuring him slightly and
rendering him unconscious for a few
minutes, The horse then had free
rein and started away, running half
way around the track before coming
to stop tearing the sulky and har-
ness to Eieces. Mr.. Cox got another
sulky and started again, getting
second ri ace In the next heat.
The nj anagement OF the meet is
highly encouraged by the general
success IT the big event. The entries
were large and represented a greater
territory than ever before, and the
speed and merit Of the races was all
that could be desired.
Beside the entries from home stables
OF racers, made by O. A. McLaughlip,
r. icktnsop, W. Shinn, P. M. Kirk
land and A. Byers, horses were entered
from tho stables of G. f. Brown, Of
Corvallib; f. W. Davids. Of Walla
Walla; =. Heayener and W. w. Gard,
we'll, of 2oseburg; A. T. Boynton. oi
Los Ang sles; II. @. Cox, Billy Smith
A. @. Lonire. G. r. Sawyer and S. w
Watts, CT. Portland; DR.. E. @. Young
and Perry Nauzey, of Salem; G. A
Young aud Peter Cook. of Rickreall
J. j. Thurston, OF Suver; o. A. McEl
roy, OF Eugene; Joe Rose, OF Oakland
Oregon and l.. Galbreath. Of Oak
land, California.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
HUGE TRACT PURCHASED
Messrs. Rae and Blair, of Montana,
Acquire 1900 Acres in Grand
ROnde Reservation.

The last issue of the Sheridan Sun
makes mention Of one OF the largest
transactions in real estate that has
ever been made in this region-the
purchase by William Rae, Jr., and
G. NJ. Blair, of Montana, two Of the
largest sheep raisers in the West, Of
$4,000 acres in the Grand Ronde Indian
Reservation, for which they paid
$500 in cash. The tract lies about
70 miles from Portland and formerly
belonged to Sheridan company
which is heavily interested in farm
ing and grazing lands in different
sections of Oregon.
Concerning the details and probable
purposes OF the big transaction, the
Portland Journal had the following to
say:
'The purchasersof the property spent
several days looking over the big Pen
insular packing plant of Portland as
packing house center, and it was
only after becoming convinced that
the Chicago and Kansas City packers
intend to develop the business on an
immense scale in this city, that the
deal for the purchase Of the land was
consummated.
"While nothing positive was given
out by the Montana sheepmen as to
their plans, it is known that they in
tend to use the land as a range for
mutton sheep for the Portland live.
stock market.
"From chance remarks dropped by
one of the purchasers it Is known that
they intend to purchase about 10000
sheep from the ranges of Eastern Ore
gon for shipment to their Yamhil
county range lands, where they will
be fatted and sold to the local packer
"Messrs. Rae and Bair have so fal
this year purchased 10000 eastern Ore
gon sheep for shipment to their Mon
tana ranges. Last year their WOO
clip amounted to 40 carloads and they
sheared over 800, 900 head.
''This transaction In Oregon rang'
lands confirms, In part, the prediction
made by the Swift people that th'
establishment by that concern OF 1
large packing plant in Portland woulC
result in developing the livestock
industry of Oregon to immense pro
portions.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22

@. o. Holman and W. NJ. Wilkins,
of Dallas, automobiled to Sheridan,
Wednesday.-Sheridan Sun.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
Cel,hrnte Golden welding.

Mr.. ami Mrs. NJ. W. simpson, who
ceIebrati d their golden wedding ami
versary at there home 10 Elk City,
June IA. are both pioneers OF oregon.
They wete married in Polk county In
1859. NJ. Simpson crossed the plains
from Arkansas In lsl5 At the age OF Z.
Mr. SIMPSONS mother. who is % years
old. stir lives on the old donation
claim near Airlie. Mrs. Simpson
crossed the plains from Missouri with
her pareats In 1854 Mr. Simpson is
an expert fisherman and has given
Elk City the reputation Of being the
best ashiog ground oe the Coast
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
New Streets For West Salem.

The work of grading the new streets
laid out by the Waters Brothers H.
vestment Company in West Salem,
was given to Contractor Miller, OF the
Falls City & Dallas railroad, yester-
day. Anticipating the natural impetus
to commercial interests in West Salem
With the opening OF the new railroad,
Weser5 Brothers Investment Company
resui veyed and plated over 800 lots.
The eanp outfit Of the grading crew
will move into West Salem next Satur-
day, pitching the tents just west Of the
brauch office OF Waters Brothers on
the back of the river. After complet-
ing the grade for the railroad COM
pany, Mr.. Miller's force will grade
the new streets. After this is done the
crew viii isy out and grade the termi-
nal y..Is for the railroad company.
-Ss.en Statesman.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
Accents Eastern Position.

Wintha R. Palmer, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. I. NJ. Palmer. of this city, was
one of the class of graduates from the
Oregon Agricultural College tais
wear. Mr.. Palmer was offered posi-
tion as a professor In the departm MT
of horticulture in similar iDstitut Do
in Maine. He has accepted and vgill
90 East next Fall to take up his uaw
work. Previous to entering the Asri
cultural College in Corvallis, he WIS
student in Dallas College, fyom
which he graduated In 1906, from the
scientific department.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
company. attention,

HeadpIarters. Company II, 9Th
Inf, o. u. @. Dallas, Oregon. June
y, 1903.
Compiny Orders No. - Company
H. 9TH IsfAutry. o. n. O., . hereby
ordered - assemble 81 the Armory,
Dallas, Oregon. on Thursday evening
June a. 1913. afs15 Tor the purpose
Of the tegslar quarterly inspection
provided by the rules and negotiations
Of the o1tauired militia of Oregon
L A BOLLMAN.
Captain % Infautry
ComazaudinE Company II. tth ln-
fantry. 3 y. o. u
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
Tr, nsact Routine Business.

The session OF the City Council last
night WIS short and consisted mainly
of routine business. 1t was decided
that in future the reading and allow
ing of claims against the city should
be done only at the meetings on the
first Motday Of each month. An ordi-
nance WIS ordered drawn up limiting
the speed OF automobiles inside the
city limits to ten miles an hour. On
motion tf Councilman Ayres 1t was
decided that 10 cases where it became
necessary 10 tear up the macadam on
any Of tie streets for the purpose OF
laying Iipes or conduits, those respon-
sible shpuld be required to have the
damage repaired and the street placed
In as god condition as before. Spe-
cial matshals to serve during the COM
ing Fourth OF July celebration were
appointed as follows: l.. ID. Brown.
II. L. Ftnton and W. L. Soehren to
serve without pay and W. J. White
and FraukJ j. Morrison to serve with
pay.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22
Iodr.Notiee

4 Regular 90 1munication OF Jen-
Nnings LODI =. No. 3. A. Y. q A.
II. on Friday evening. June Is.
Work IN n. D. degree. Visiting
brethren viii - welcome. By order
Of " A. .-~,,
Secretary.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1909-06-22

Born. 70 Nj Q d Mrs John Martin,
of Bridgeport Friday. June ia .
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BIRTH NOTICES

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