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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1910-12-08
A Serious Accident.

A serious and what came near
being a fatal accident, happened
to Miss Flora GRAM last Satur-
day. Miss GRAM was coming to
town in her buggy and just as
she was nearing the Trautwein
& VOTERS gin, some loose horses
grazing by the roadside became
frightened at something and
started to run, this frightened
Miss Granz's horse, which also
began to run and was soon be-
You'd control.
The buggy struck a post and
threw Miss Granz violently to
the ground, injuring her left arm
and tearing her clothing badly.
The animal kept on running and
striking further Instructions, the
buggy was overturned and COM
pletely demolished. Both shafts
were broken and the frightened
animal freed from the buggy.
Had Miss Granz not been thrown
from the buggy when she was,
she would, undoubtedly, have
been killed.
The accident was plainly the
fault of the county officers in not
enforcing the stock law, and it is
our opinion that suit for dam,
ages would hold against the
county. This stock law is as
plain as any other law on the
Statute books, and yet there is an
utter failure to enforce it.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20

in einem &unbertitel bon einem &ro5ent
Der aranfbeiten, sic er bebanoelte, Sci
lung perfeblte. Mit @rlaubniB ber0fz
fentli9en mir Die Namen einiger 1etner
iiin91ten &nren:
Mnbreas Fullerton, gitberoile, Sonia,
eebeilt bon 8linbbeit. MuBte berumgez
fiibrt tper6en. SIT iebt I'M Stanoe, ieiner
d. IS. @arfin, Mora, Minn., gebeit
bon epitbeli16em &rebs I'M @elidt.
Srau 6. 81. Erogel, Sort &iplep,
Mirn., gebeilt bonn erlten Stadium Der
5dlpinbilt6t, droni1den 2uftr0brenz nno
Magenz8e i6neroen.
Srau Suit. @ammerbad, &9eaton,
Minn., gebeilt BON arebsgel6lpiir am
8ein. @ebeilt burd 9r. 3ea's SSnjection
I5sSl1iD na6 BRET 8ebanolungen.
$. 6. 0pers, Neip Erague, @inn.,
gebeilt BON Ser8<, @a9enz nr6 2eberz
nadDem ale anberen 9octoren
ni6ts bermo6ten.
Mortin McGabe, Mrpiaa, Sc. g., gez
beilt bon droniidem, gel@tpirtpebem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
Mertmaroige &nren hes
Doctor NeQ.
@iffc fiir sic &ranfcu, namcntlid) fir
Ienc, lucldJe nid)t anfihicbem.
&urfia bat cine mcni9c @pdcn &ernaG=
l%aiienng &ranfbcttrn int Wcfplgc,
bic ctu Stahtmm crrctd)cn, 1T
benz ic mtd)t ntcDr fit
rirt ,ucrbcn f1mmclt.

ST.. Hea beilt nibt burG Slteopat6ie,
buru @ppnotismus nod auf propbetilde
@ei{e, 1onber1 nab ei1em 5plten1 Der
uotiirlid)e n @iienl1aft in @erbinbuug
NIT Sen getreuelten n1,D 3uerld]1iglte ten
Mitteln bes 8eitalters. ST lit ein
.Dtaun, ipeld)er Die &ranfen 5eilt, mcil
er sic Natur, Die l1r1ade nllo Die linz
1tG,1oe fent1t, burd) nelde Die &rallf6eit
ent1te6t. 5eine gntbedungeu lperben
aus per1Dnlider @rfn6rnng ul1D langer,
anbaltenDer Fraris in 1einer YrDfe1ion
aemabt. Gin in Ser October Summer
6es Nortb Mmerican Mebical Spurnnl-
perDffentlidter Irtifel 1agt: ST.. Hen lit
ein Mann, tpel6er ein rei6e5 @i1en III
1einer Yrofe11ion beiibt, Elm Mann, lpeit
erbaben iiber ben geipDbnlie5en 9octor,
Elm Mann, Der fdbig 1T, benn ionlt tDnnz
tie er ni6t n%erfolgreid" 1ein."' ST.. @ea
lit uls Elm prafti8iren6er Mr8t erfplgrei6,
ur1o CT lit elmer Ser beDeutenb1ten 9iag>
%no1tifer Ser 6roni16en &ranfbeiten bes
8eitalters. S1t man nidt our M1nabme
bered6tigt, baB, ipern Elm Mann in einem
@ilenl6afts5tpeige erfolgrei6 lit, er
nibt audi in anoeren 3peigen Grfolg baz
ben mnB? MnalDiirt bieie Ingelegenbeiten
1elb5t. @rlaubt ni6t, baB Cure @eba11z
fen uno Cure Meinungen beeinfllBt iperz
Sen burd anbere, 6ie nidt iatereiirt linb.
Man Der itebt's ni9t. Sic @eiunbbeit gu
tpiirbigen, big man Tie berloren Fat.
9r. &en fat feline Yrofefton Dabeim
unb austpGrts 1tl1birt nno na6 9riin0liz
6er unb peinli6er Snpeitigation 1T er
erfol9rei6 in @eilung bon &ranfbetten
1einer Spe5ialitat, tpen11 anoere 9octoz
rem ni6ts berm0gen. @arum nidt? @iz
nige bie1er 2ente tparen Blind, an6ere
labm, a11bere taub, anbere pnralD1irt,
faum inn @tanbe ii6 gu betpegen anbere
nit 8rigbts &ranfbeit bebaftet, o6er nit
@%er5franfbeit. S6ninb1n6t, &rebs, an
bere nit Nierenbe1dtper0en, 9artleibtg<
felt, 56laflo1igfeit u110 nit tau1en0 un0
einem 6Dmptom bieler gefdbrltden
&ranfbeiten. Son 1etnen Sreunoen miro
bebalptet, baB er Die &rurfbeit etnes Faz
tienten anaeben fam, obne cine Srage
an i'm 8u ridten. Sizes lit bte1ei9t tpabr,
benn ga er in 1einer 8rofe11ion 10 BE-
FAINT uno in Ser 8ebanolnig Ser &rar1fz
beiten 10 erfabren lit, tparllm lolte ct
nidt Die ge11ale l1r1a6e, un0 Die 1pabz
rem @riinbe Ser Symphonic fennen, tpelz
de Sic &ranfbeiten perur1 aden? Sabre
lang fat er profeiipnsipei1e Sic gr0Bz
ten Stdbte ser Ser. @taaten be1ndt. Sei<
ne Meinungen 1inb idneu gefaBt, nnb
menn cine SIR gen1adt tperben fa1tn,
Dann 1agt er 10, un0 lpenn tie ni6t ge<
madt ner6en tam, bann gibt ct sizes
in gleib ebrli6er @ei1e an. 8ir pt1z
fen, Daft er taule11be &ranfbeitsfdue ge<
beilt fat, unb mir be5tpeifeln, bab er faum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20

4, 8ein, tporan er Sabre lang lit. @ouz
itdnbig gebeilt nad tpenige Mo,1ate la1z
ger 8ebanblung.
Srau Meuie 9ragsbale, 5tront, Mirn.,
gebeilt bon 6ronii6em @lieberrbeumatis<
mus, na9oem ale anDeren 9octoren lie
erfolglos %bebanbelt batten.
Sobnfon 9arris, 9arris, Ofinn., ein
SO Sabre after Mann, 9ebeilt bon @d@
morrboioen, an oenen er 40 Sabre lit.
Seas ginipribungs z8ebanb1ung.
@tpan @alters, Narp, @i11n., 9ebeilt
bon Gbeunatism1s. @lieber 1teif urb
boiler S6ner8 bonn &ppf Biz gum SUB.
Sour einige Morate 8%ebanblung tparen
CUR @eilung notbpenbig.
@einrid 5dtpalfe, Meritranb, 03in11.,
gebeilt bon 6roniider Nierenfranfbeit,
bie &bermatismus inn @efolge bate. Nn=
oere 9octoren nnBten niGt %ein1nal, tpdS
linn feblte.
5. Is. Sibbod, Sobton, @inn., se<
betlt bon 6roniiGen Wagenz unb 2eberz
Srau sSolie @bort, Qiuo, minn., eez
beilt bon einem groben @aeelgeidpir
nit &rebsdarafter; lie bate es cine lan=
@ictor Mnoerion, Sarge, g. g., gez
BELT bon 5eneja3riaer, droniider, rben<
mati16er Neurnlgtn.
San Morriiprl, 2arrimore, g. 8, ae=
beilt bon 1dledtem 8lut, nern1ler
GdipG6e nnb 8beumatismns. Sober
badte, er 1pitrbe iterben, ga CT fir feds
Mfpnate an @e1pidt berlor. 9fabm RAID
gu n1D lpar gebeilt III 1perigen Mp1az
ten.
Mlbert Surge, gnorea, Minn., gebeilt
bon drpniidem Miagenz@atorrb.
@nttlteb FaBling, Greet 8enb, &c. 8,
gebeilt bon &otarrb inn &ppfe, @eble unb
Magen, Mierenbe1 61perben 11nb 5dndz
d5e.
Sror,f Sreen1on, @erono, g. s., gez
beilt bon &rebs an ser 2ippe.
Sralt 81. Htdel, HeD Safe Sails, Mir11.,
aebeilt bon ~&rebsgeid1piir am @arbge=
LENT. 9te1e Sra1 tprrbe gebetlt- bon Ell
nem anhercn Nr5t, peldcr ST.. Seas
Slnib 8ebanbll1ng gege1 &rebs antpanb@
Grid @i%prflanb, Cambridge Minn.,
gebeilt bon drpniiden @0morrbpiben
hurd ST.. gea's 8ehanblrng. 9ieie Be-
h%anblung ipurbe gleidfaus bon einem au@
beren Mr5te bennbt.
ST.. Gea 4 60. iperben na6 ben fol-
genben Sppns an Sen anaeaebenen 9a=
ten ettef1 prefe11to11elle11 Se1no) mdd)en:
Gropfltpn, i'm Groofiton 6otel am
Montag, Sen "a. Sctpher, bon 8 l1br bot
biz 5 l1br nadmtttag5.
Tbief &iber Sails i'm gpel)n 6pte1 am
9tenitoq, ben 25. Oct, bon ~ llbr
Bis 6 llbr nadmittogs.
9etroit, 6otel Wtinneloto, am Mittz
tppd, Sen 20. Oct, bon 8 l16r %bprn1it<
tags biz 4 11hr nadmittags.
Rerbam. Merdants 9otel, at1 9pnz
nerl tag, ben 81. Oct, bon nelt11 l1br
pprmittags Biz 4 ltbr nadrnittags.
ct. GlonD, @ranb Central 6ntel. am
%. Sctober, bon 8 l1br. porrnittags Biz
5 l1br nad]mittags.
&oniultation unb l1nteri1td)ung fir fol>
DIE, Die intereHirt ftnb, S1.00.
81. &ea e. So.
327 Century 8log., D%ainneapolis, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
mmf ,,amerib" ,perben.

&crringern lib Sic Soften oeS Sc
bel1s in bieiem @inter nidt, oann
meroen Sic Bis iett gefiibrte1 &lagen
nod hitferer. Sic pergangene Sailon
mar l1ns gut, miemobl sic @euernte
etpos oiirftig ausfiel, bielt Sic @ei=
5e1ernte SEN 9urdihnitt, Safer uno
Mellbfprn nber errei6ten Sen bod=
item Necoro. Sic nel1eiten &egte=
rl1lrgsberibte 5eigen, 0oB 8oummoue
Sen 9urbidnitt Ser lebten 5ebn Sob=
re erreiht fat; fir Sen Export lit
genl1g @orrotb an @ano. 9ies nit
einen1 l1eberibuB bon 100 MfiQionen
@uldel @ei3en iolte ge1,ilgel1, I'M Sic
Sefiirhtungen SIT bel6midtigen, MEL
DIE oos ougenblidli6e 3uiammen=
idrltmpfen ser @on0elsbilan5 er=
5eugt fat. Sic Mufmerflamfeit 0es
@olfes lit aber mebr auf Sic Breile Ser
Nobrungsmittel gelenft, un0 81 ioute
es rannerl6" mer0en, neil ol1f 0tele
uniere quite grnte einen 6ireften Gin
i(llB nlsiiben lolte. Son uni fern 81
OOO,000,OO0 8ui9el @el6forn per=
Sen fait 5mei Grittel in 6leiidpro-
ouft permen0et. 9orl1m iouten Sic
6leiihpreiie fallen, tpenn lie ni6t
%fii1itlid bo6 ge6ulte11 merOen. IS
beiBt, boB ungebeure Mengen bon
Sdlo6tpieb, melder bon Sen Gan=
ges pertrieben miir0e, neil Sic @et=
SEN our6 sic Diirre 5l1nidte gemodt
muroen, iib jest in SEN Mai tanital=
~ltolten %befin0en. Sir oiele ioate
Sic nel1e @el6fornernte GIT a11gemel=
1enen Nreilen 5u bnben iein.
3ielelben 8erbaltnilie ioaten ouf
S6meinefleii6 5utretfen. @abreno
oes 6leii68opcottS 0es lebten @in=
tiers boben uns ste 6leiihpad=Jirmen
gelogt, es miir0e longe 3eit 0al1ert1,
biz Ser eridopfte @orratb bon S6tpei=
men mieoer normale 8erbaltnilie an<
nebmen miiroe. Aber als 3euti6lan0
sic 9elhrdnfungen gegeniiber nnle=
rem 5hmeinefleilb int lebten 6riib=
iobr oufbob, oo maren Sic @offnungS=
freuoigen unter SEN Eadern ser 3u=
periiht, 0oB I'M September etn gro
ber Gorrotb an Shmeinen porbanOen
lein miir0e. Ser September fam ltn0
gi11g, un0 mobri6einli6 fon1mt Ser
@orrotb an S9meinen Uni erem Sc
oiirfniB glei9. Dieier @laube fin0et
ieine 8eitatigung 0urd Ben pern1ebr-
ten Gingang a1f Sen Sdladt=@fdrf=
ten. Sn gleider @eiie fat ii6 cine
3unabme nj Ser 3abl
ser 59afe gelten0 gemadt. Smaba
3. 9. fat in SEN letten @oden leinen
&ecoro in oieier 8e5iebung gebroden.
8ir f0nnen olio annebmen, 6aB
mir einen rei6li6en Gorratb an
S91a9tpieb bejiben, uno oab es ii&
jebt MIR oarum ban0elt, oieieS 8ieb
81 Soften al fiittern, mel9e Hreis=
ermdBigungen erm0gliden. 9aB oieS
geldeben fann un0 in Ser Sbat au@
gei9iebt, 5eigen Sic nieorigeren
6leii9=9uotierungen, uno fiblereS
@etter loute 5ufolge Ser Nusiage Ser
G9ladter aud nod maBigere &reiie
bringen. Dies lit menigitens Ser
@eg, auf Sem 0as 3roblem arbeitet>
iomeit sic materieuen 6aftoren, sic
uns befannt iin6, in Srage fommen.
8ie ii9 sic Sa6e in @irfli6feit ge-
itulten miro, menn mir nit bent De=
toil=6leii6er redten, bletbt ob3upar-
ten. @ir boben nod Ben 6leii6trnlt,
nit SEM mir re6nen miilien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
Sterni@nmppem.

Gin gbemonn in Seem Sort bat
feline @attin auf 5beioung perflagt,
neil tie ibn gu oft angelogen babe. St
meiB mobl mod ni6t, mie piel ange=
.nebmer es lit, gelegentli6 ltebenS=
miir0ig belogen 81 mer0en, als Sic
bittere @obrbeit 5u %erfabren.
g.
Cine @eieQi6aft 2onOoner 56rtft=
lteQer beltebt 6araltf 0aB Elm &oman
minoeitens 100000 @orte entbalten
milf lie. @ieoer ein 8emeis 0afir, Dab
&on1at1e lebr oft 8iider iin0>0ie ni6ts
entbalten ais @orte.
g.
@enn sic fir iiegreide Mpiatifer
al1sgeietten Yreile nod Elm menig
lteigen 10 miro es iid bolo mebr LOFT
men, 2uftidiffer alS Hreisbo1er 5n
merDer1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
&aus= anb Tamilienbmber.

@oria nnb Soiepb. @as 2eben ser all
lerbetltgiten Srngfrau n11o Tires glorz
reiden 8rdnttgnms. @on g. g. 3obz
ner, g.. g. 9. gbromobilbern, 74O
@ol5idnitten nnb 1910 @eiten. 2ez
berriiden, Qeinipanbbede, Motb1dnitt,
$3.50. = @otber Qeberride,, 2ein<
fparbbede, Seingolofdnitt, $500.
Sic @laubens< llnb 5ittenlebre Ser fd<
tboltfden Stride in ausfIbrIidem I'M
terrt6te bar9eite1t. SomilienzM egi<
tier, 2 Sarbenbrud< 8 Ginidaltbil6er
lno $50 @ol3fdnitte, 1868 Seiten.
2eoerriden. 2eintpanb0ede, &otbz
fdnitt, $3.50. = Motber 2eberriiden,
Qeintpanbbede, Seingolbfdnitt, $500.
@offine l1nterridtsz unb @rbnuungsbud.
pber &atboliide @%anbpoitille. MusIe<
gung auer @onns nnb fe1tdqlihen
@pt1teln nnb gbangelien. GbromobiIb.
SnmiIienhronif, s @inidaItbiIber.
$50 @eiten. @lanaleintpauD NIT
@otbidnitt, $3.50.
Mdn erlange nniern fpmpleteu @ataIoo
bon beutiden @ebet< unb grbau1nasbiis
dern. 3u be5ieben burd iebe fatboIiife
8udbanolnng 1otpte brett bon Ben Ser
legern.
8enji9er Bros.
Netp gorf: 36-38 8orcIoh ctr.
Cincinnati: 343 Mnin 5freet.
Chicago: 211-213 6. Ma6ifon ct.
45ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
Ser britijde 2Dme lpielt III Hortll~

g
Ser britiid)e 26me lpielt in Nortl1~
aul sic Mouc >es @olfes, ser i'm
Sdo isflciGe n!'i Nelte ousgcbt; obcr
oud} Sic portltgiciiiden Analpbohcten
oiirften 10 piel bon Ser politiiden Sea-
tltraeididtc fennen, BOB lie &leiO uno
5r1ger 5l1 INTER- beioeu milien.
G.
Seuer @p1toner Mooepreoiger, ser
@rmpelrod, Sopfbut un0 St6deli6u=
be sic Mttribl1te ser mabrbaft briltli=
deu 6rau lml1nte, ideint bon SEN SUI
genoen ser 0emlrtb, gntiagung, etc.
nidts 81 balteu.
g
Ser &0nigin-M a1tter bon Hortl1gal
lheint oas @n0e ser @errli6feit fei=
nesmegs unerpartet gefommen gu
fem. Sic fat @elo uno @eloesmertb
rebt5eitig in Siherbeit 5u bringen
geml1bt.
g
&err @rpan erflarte, ooB er lieber
einen forti9rittliben &epublifaner ais
eir1en reaftion6ren 9emofraten un=
teritiibe. giner miro ii6 beiagte I'm
ter jtiibung ebenio perbitten ipie ser
an0ere.
g
Manuel erfldrte in elmer @rofla=
nation, 6aB er im inneriten @er5en
Y%ortlgiele bleibe un0 iein %geliebtes
@olf meiter regieren moue : natir=
Ii6 melt pom s6uB bonn itheren bril-
tilden 8ooen aus. Sic @aipit6t oes
iungen Mannes lit mabrbaft riibren6.
g
Mu6 in ser 8un0esboupt1ta0t $50
ibington lit cine Mgitation 5l1gunite
reiner ltn0 unperfdli6ter Mil6 ms
2eben gerufen moroen. Ser &ongreb
tritt i'm De5ember mie0er 5uiommen,
ga ober feline Mitglieoer nidt als
ltorfe Mil9fonlnmenten befamnt
iino> lit es m0glih, 0ob man baupt=
jQ6lid bas @obl ser 8abte5 I'M 9(u=
&c fat.
g
uMie I'M &et9 ser 2iifte &0nig lit
ser @eib," iingt S6iuer. Das lit
audi Elm iibermun6ener Stal16punft.
Sic Mpiatifer iino jebt Sic &0nige ser
uno Sic Wol6ine fat SEM @eib
sic @err l9aft %abgenommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20

Cute &eiultote folgen INNER oem
ctbrou6 bon 6oleD Mierenpiuen. Sic
enlEolten genau sic notbmenotgen SSn-
ore0ien5en, lint sic Mieren nn6 81a<
ieu gil itdlrfen; Tie beiGen au6 &iden-
meb. MoIitors Drug Store, ct.
Gloll0, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20

@enn Elm Menib einn1al oarauf
perbi1ien lit, iih gum Marren 5t ma
den, oann lGBt man i'm am beiten
o%rpdbren, oenn baum bilft aues 3u=
reoeu nidt.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-10-18
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Comings and Gongs as Told by Our
Exchanges.

Mrs. r. S. Wallace and daughter,
Ruth. mother and sister of Paul Wal
lace. are here from Pittsburg. and
have apartments at the Hotel Marion.
They lived here until a few years ago
at the beautiful Wallace farm in FOLK
county, and still have hosts of friends
here.-Salem Statesman.
II. w. Robertson has recently moved
from Dallas to farm at Briedwen
station.-McMinnvil Reorter.
(McMinnville Telephone Register.)
Miss Pansy Stewart, stenographer
for b. A. Kllks, visited over Sunday
with home folks in Dallas,
George Pearce was registered at the
Hotel Gail in Dallas Tuesday night,
having gone over on special visit
ing trip.
Miss Ruby Reese has resigned her
position here as teacher i'm the public
school and left Sunday afternoon for
Portland. where she has accepted n
like position.
George Ball, OF Ballston. passed
through McMinnville, Saturday after
noon, on his way to Portland to spend
Sunday with his wife. who is under
the doctors care in that city.
II. E. Chlpman and wife. OF Port
land. also MIR. and Mrs. James II.
Elgln and son. Charles. OF Salem, were
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. r.
Ellis. Mr.. Charles Elgin Is city re-
corder of Salem-Oregon City Cour-
Ter
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-10-18
ABUSE OF THE INITIATIVE

1t Is a gross abuse OF the rights
guaranteed by the Initiative and Ref
erendum Amendment TO the oregon
Constitution TO bring up woman
suffrage at every general election. This
measure was submitted I'm 1909 and
beaten by a plurality OF 2i37. In 1905
Il was again proposed and was beaten
by I0.1Ts In 1905 il was again on the
ballot and Il was beaten by a majority
of 21.64s. Notwithstanding these re-
peated defeats. more decisive az each
election. the same measure Is again on
the ballot this year. The ballot title
Is misleading and indicates a proposal
to give votes 20 taNpaying women only.
but the measure 90 be voted on Is the
same proposition which the people
have 50 often and - recently con-
demned. n should be voted down this
year by an Increased majority. cspec-
ialy because q the fraud undertaken
20 be perpetrated on the people by the
use of a false and misleading title on
the ballet
OREGON ASSOCIATION OPPOSED
To WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Mrs Francis James Bailey.
President
GPaid Advsrtisementl
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-10-18
FOR SWEET CHARITYs SAKE
NeedIework Guild VIII Make Annuai
Collection of Garments.

The annual tea and exhibition oi
garments of the local branch ol 'ne
Needlework Guild of America VIII Oe
held Friday of this week from z TO
n. M. at the home of Mrs. LOUIS Ger
linger. Jr., 1918 Main Street.
The twenty directors are busy NO"
getting in the contributions from theli
members and they report most NJ
eraI response both in. clothing ana III
cash. Nearly every director has more
than the required ten members III hel
group, so the number of garments VIII
be well over the four hundred marx
A number of out-of-town guests hdNe
been asked to the tea in the hope tha'
branches may be started in nearby
towns.
Anyone having secondhand cloth-
ing to give away will do the Gulld
favor by notifying any of the officers
or leaving such garments at MIS-
Kaerth's house opposite Woodmah
Hall. After the tea, the new garments
will also be stored at Mrs. Kaerth
and this will be the central distribute
ing point during the winter.
Last year. in addition to the 3oo
new garments given out, there were
several hundred old garments sent out
in the different bundles which meant
warmth and comfort to many men,
women and children.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-10-18
Council Holds Quiet Session.

Little business of Importance was
transacted by the city council at its
meeting last night. Several new side
walks were ordered built. and an or
finance regulating the storing of ex-
ploslves within the city limits was
passed. This law forblds the storing of
dynamite or nltro-glycerin and limits
the amount of black powder to be
handled to 100 pounds. An ordinance
providing for a dog license was read
first time.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-10-18
AN EXCELLENT EXHIBIT
FALLS CITY HOLDS GREAT AGRI-
CULTURAL FAIR.
Display of Fruit and Vegetables Wins
Admiration of Hundreds of
Visitors.

The people of Falls City had good
cause to be proud of their second Agri
cultural Fair, held on Thursday and
Friday of last week. The exhibition
was successful beyond the fondest an
ticipations of it's promoters. The dis
play of fruit, vegetables and Other
farm products was neither too large
nor too small but was just extensive
enough to show that the Luckiamutt
Valley can produce everything showr
in the seed and nursery catalogues
and that for excellence of quality the
farm products grown in the vicinity Of
Falls City are unsurpassed by any
state in the Union.
The display comfortably filled the
auditorium in the large Wagner Hal
and consisted of specimens of fruit
vegetables, grains, grasses, cookery
and fancy work. The arrangement OF
the exhibit had been well planned, and
the exhibit itself gave evidence OF
careful and intelligent preparation
And what splendid specimens of fruit
and vegetables! Nowhere but in the
Willamette Valley could their equal be
found Squashes as large as an old.
fashioned churn; apples twelve and
fourteen inches in circumference; GU
cumbers 1S inches long; clusters OF
grapes bursting with their juicy sweet
ness; box after box of second-groWth
strawberries, as highly colored and as
n II hU fha NJ ~
ing rays of the June sun. Truly, the
willamette Valley, Oregon, is goodly
land!
The display of the Ellis Realty Com
pany attracted much attention, as il
demonstrated what can be accom-
artificial irrigation Melons, corn, GU
cumbers, beans, peas-all as perfectly
formed and of as good quality as any
produced in the Summer months
were on display, Notwithstanding the
fact that Christmas is only two months
away. This display was raised by
William Ellis on a small tract of irri-
gated river bottom land on his farm
one mile east of Falls City. This dis
play proved the correctness of the
claim that with artificial irrigation
the productivity of Willamette Valley
land would be increased four-fold.
The Observer only regrets that time
and space forbid proper mention OF
each individual display at the Falls
City fair. 1t must be sufficient to say
that the Fair was one of the best ever
held in Western Oregon, and that
encouraged by the success of their
second annual exhibit, the people OF
the Luckiamute Valley are already
looking forward and planning for a
bigger and better display next year.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-10-18
Married at Snlithfleld.

Miss Pearl Jones was married to
Monroe A. Holmes at the residence of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones,
at Smithfield, Sunday morning, Octo-
ber 16, 1910, at l o'clock. The Rever-
end Edgar A. Miles, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, of Dallas, was
the officiating clergyman. The con-
tracting parties are highly-respected
young people of the Smithfeld neigh
borhood and begin their welded life
with the best wishes of many friends.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-10-18
sum Of s426, leaving balance to the

sum of $426, leaving balance to the
city's credit of $3.50.
1t will therefore be seen that. the
police court, instead of costing the city
$2400 year, or any part of that sum,
was an actual source of profit 10 the
city during this last wet year. The
writer happens to know personally
that the police court was always not
only self-supporting, but that it was
an actual source of revenue to the
CITY, During the six years he served
on the council, he knows that in esti-
mating the receipts when making up
the tax levy. a certain amount of rev.
enue was always counted upon from
fines.
1t must not be thought by any per-
son that the officers desired any rev.
enue for the city from such source;
on the contrary, they would much
rather there had been no cases in the
that the fines did help to swell the
city's income and reduce the proper
ty-owners' taxes, and that every cent
of the $1,000 a year collected as Ii
cense from the saloons was left to help
pay the running expenses of the city
The Observer asks no man to take
it's word for the above figures. The
office of the City Auditor is open every
day, and it will require only a few
minutes of any taxpayers time to ex-
anime the records and see for him
self whether these figures are false or
true. The men who have been telling
the farmers that the money derived
from saloon licenses was needed to
pay the expense of the police court
owe it to their reputation for veracity
and to their hope of Heaven to ex-
anime these records and tell the
farmers what they actually find there.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-10-18
PASTOR BRINGS HOME BRIDE
NewIyweds Given Reception at Home
of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Ellis.

The Reverend Leon Myers, pastor of
the Dallas Christian Church, arrived
home with his bride from Portland
last Thursday evening. On Friday
night, a reception was given to the
newly-married couple at the hospit-
able home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Ellis
A delightful social time was enjoyed,
the affair being strictly informal. A
large number of members of the
church were present to welcome the
wife of the popular pastor to Dallas.