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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
GIRL STUDENTS WANT
MORE REPRESENTATION
Goods at University of Utah Nomi-
nate Two Additional
Candidates.

AT the weekly meeting of the Asso-
ciated Students of the University of
Utah, held yesterday noon, the annual
nominations for student officers were
made. The election will be held April 70.
III past years the girl students nave
been allowed only one nomination. This
year, however. they have three candi-
dates in the field. They nominated can
didates for editor of the Chronicle, sec
rotary of the students and one member
for the athletic council 1t is probable
that the greatest contest will be over the
editor Of the Chronicle. Miss Margaret
Parsons, a talented young woman, is be-
ing opposed by l.. II. Hamren, editor of
editorial sinecure.
Candidates nominated yesterday are:
President, Henry @. Richa rdson and Ben
iamin Howells; vice president, Roger w
Powers and Edward LeCompte; secretary,
Margaret Watson and Maud Ritter;
treasurer, c. c. Cornwall and William
WoOlf; Chronicle editor, Miss Margaret
Parsons and L. Fl, Hamren; athletic rep
resentative, William Home, Edward
Horsefall, Miss Hazel Edwards; debating
manager. Thomas Stokes and Reese How
els; faculty representative on the ath-
letic council, DR.. Bradford and Professor
Ketchum.
Before the nominations. President Jo-
seph T. Kingsbury addressed the students
on student discipline Among other
things ne said:
During the past year / have investi-
gated student self-government in all of
the universities liz the United States. At
the present time most of the larger uni
Versities are taking to self-gOvernment,
and in all of these institutions it has been
found that it is very desirable. It is i'm
possible for the faculty to deal with dis
eipline without the aid Of the students.
The greatest thing we can have is honor
and there is nothing that will teach honor
to students so quickly as student govern
ment"
After the presidents address motion
was adopted that a committee be appoint
ed to investigate and make a report on
student discipline. The committee will be
appointed today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
ANOTHER ADDITION
WILL Be ANNEXED
Owners of Realty Make Con-
CesSionS Asked by the
City Authorities.

As result of a conference yester-
day, another addition is to be annexed
to Salt Lake, probably at the meeting
of the council MONDAY night. Most of
the property is owned by Meeks & Nc
CARNEY and George NJ. Cannon. Many
lots have been sold and several houses
have already been erected. The terri
tory runs from Tenth South to Elev-
enth South and from Thirteenth East
TO Seventeenth East streets, and con-
sists OF Emerson Heights second addi-
ton and other ground. The matter has
baen before the council for several
weeks, but was not admitted because
no bond was put up to insure the bring
Ing of streets 10 grade
In discussing the matter before the
council two weeks ago, City Engineer
George F. Mc(iOnagle declared that 1t
appeared to him the property owners
We're trying to club the city into ac-
cepting their proposition" 1t WIS de-
clared at that time that the property
owners did not think it right for them
10 bring the streets to grade, as much
OF the property had been sold. In adj
dition to this, there was a route wanted
by the city for the proposed new water
main for the southeastern part of the
city and several lots were missing from
those required through the strip for the
proposed boulevard around the city.
As a result of yesterdays conference,
Meeks & Mccartney agree to put up a
bond of S1,70O, give the II boulevard
los TO the city and give so feet of
ground, from Tenth South to Eleventh
South. as a right-of-way for the open
ing of Sixteenth East street Fifty
more feet will be required on the east
of this by the city before admitting the
tract. making a right-of-way for a
street 100 feet vide. George NJ. Cannon
also agreed to put up a bond of 1850
to bring the streets of his property to
the established city grade. In addition
to these concessions, the city will get
the route desired for the water mains.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
CONSTRUCTION AMOUNTING
TO $4,000 AUTHORIZED

Five building permits, aggregating
$4,000, were issued by Building In
spector A. B. Hirth yesterday as fol-
lows:
Joseph Dern. 554 Pugsley street,
four-room brick dwelling. IS 1000
j. H. Angel, 1921 South Nay
lor street, five-rOom brick
dwelling 80. ...... 1000
Arnold Houseman, rear $40 Nav
ajo street, frame dwelling 80. 100
z. NJ Allison, rear 1872 East
First South street. brick barn. 1000
S. II. Allen, 210 Eighth avenue,
eight-room, two-story dwell
ing ............... 10000
Total -. $500
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
Pioneer Roofing.

Furnished, laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
MUST GET PERMITS TO
USE THE C|TY'S GROUND
Citizens Often Build Retaining Walls
on the municipalities
Property.

As a result of conditions disclosed
in the case of H. F. OfByrne, Twelfth
East and Fifth South streets, the city
will in the future. require the issu-
ance of permits in all cases where a
part of the city ground is taken by
property owners for retaining walls and
Tor other invasions on city ground.
OByrne's retaining wall comes upon
the city ground about six feet and is
used to support the lawn, because of
the heavy cut In establishing the side
walk grade.
City Attorney Z. ]. Dininny wrote
O'Byrne that he would have to move
the retaining wall back from the city
property, but this will not be enforced
by the city. it was stated yesterday.
1t was learned that many homes in
various parts of the city encrOach upon
the city property in constructing re-
tanning walls and making other i'm
provements, doing this because they
claim they would not have room for
the walls on their own property and
still leave sufficient room for a lawn.
1t was found that to insist upon
O'Byrne moving back would be incon-
venient unless other property owners
were included in the order.
Because of this condition. in the fu-
ture it will be demanded that a per-
nit be received from the city engi-
neer's office before this right is grant
ed the property owner. Councilman
Mark Reedall chairman of the engi
neering committee, said yesterday that
in many cases the property line will
not permit the owner to build the re-
tanning wall upon his own property.
But where this condition exists, it will
be insisted that the owner make known
the conditions to the city engineer for
the purpose of allowing an investiga-
tion. And then the city's ground can
only be used when the permit is grant
ed by the official.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
HANDSOME DINING CARS
FOR THE WESTERN PACIFIC

T. A Dempsey, superintendent of the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad dining
car system, was in Salt Lake yesterday
and is making preparations for the
equipment of the seven handsome din
ing cars now in the yards ready to be
put into use when the Western Pa
cific opens its lines for passenger SER
vice. The diners are the finest ever
ordered for a western road. Mr.. Demp-
sey will shortly order the equipment
which will put the cars ready for
housekeeping" He estimates that it
will cost $4,000 to equip the cars suit
ahlV
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
SPECIAL TOURIST CARS FOR
LAND DRAWING.

The SALT LAKE ROUTE will have
tourist cars en- train No. 81. leaving
Salt Lake p. m, April 8. 9 and 10.
These cars will be set out at Lynn and
can be occupied at berth rate each
night. Secure your reservations now.
Tickets on sale April 8, 3, 10 and IL.
Round trip s5.05. SPECIAL TRAIN
1880 A. NJ. MONDAY. APRIL IL
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Agatha P. Schettler to Martha
A. Shelmerdine, part of lot l,
block II, plat B ...... 10
Allie NJ. Cuttings ct al. to Ed
win G. KiddeT, part of lot Q,
block 1s, plat B .............. 100
Edward II. Airs ct al to Anna
DonehoO, lots Is, 10 and 20,
block "a, Oakley ..........
Henry w. Lawrence and wife to
H. Wallace Boden, lots 8 and
10, block 5, East Park subdi-
vision -. III
]. A. Fritsch ct al. to Katherine
Sexton. part of lot 8, block II.
five-acre plat A .....,........ 10
Sarah O. Down to Josephine Pet
ersOn, part OF section &c, town.
ship south, range / west -.
w. S. Muir and wife to W. F.
Setback, part of section 16,
township / south. range l east 5000
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-09

Two million dollars guarantees the
accuracy of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co., 80 Up.
Main. We own our own records.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24
9as @ort >, WifaoO".

SSn Der sansen WeIt lpuroe bisber
bus 0ort .Witaoo" ala Der sigents
lihe Sitel 0es 2uii.rs oon Sapan be-
tradt.t, lpie etlpa Der 4diisr opn
RuBlano Sar senannt piro. 0ieie
qnnabme Theint in0eb irrtg gu iein,
penieItsns nab Den IeuBerunssn els
ues iapdnif6en Siplomateu, Der in
sin,m @jeiprG6 nit sinem Gran5Oisn
.rtlGrte: .Das tppllen sic sisentli4
nit oisfsm @orte iagen2 llnier Sais
Ter 1T bod teiue Yforte. Sn Der jos
paniI6en Sprahe 1T oas Wort Wtts
iaop nit 5bor posr pfurte sIei&bss
oeuteno, bat aber nismals CUR Be-
sei6nung zines unIersr Serriher gee
oient. Die tiirtiI6e Resierung miro
bic Sube gforte ssuannt, uno bieIer
Seoriff, Der i'm nabsn Often ssbrGu6s
lid lit. bat ii6 au9 auf bic 9srbGIts
mile oes fsrnsn SIteus iibertrdqen.
9luf oieIe @siie lit ser Saiisr BON
Sapan gu einem Sitsl sstommsn. Der
ieSem Sapauer, Der ibn Bort, ldhers
LID eri6einen mus. Der pffiSisIIs
Rame unisres SuiI,rs iit Sutt. ,iu
auseeIpro6eu iupanifdes Wort, ods
Ii9 in elmer ,urppGiIdsu Sprdde nur
Dem Sirus nd9. ntht dber tportIi4
pieo.rgsbsn ldbt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24
Gin Diplomat.

Die elfiGbriss Cha. Der neunidRriss
5rib uno Die isdsiGbris. Bertha fpi.'
len i'm &inosr5immer. pl0blid ertsnt
baraus beftises Deiusn uno Die ber'
beieilenos Wluttsr ftrbet Die tletne
Bertha gang in SbrGnen uufgeIOf.
auT ole Srase, mas benn gefdebeu
T,i, srtpib.rt Die Guu: rgld. gar
nidts. Dir babsn nur seIpielt. GriB
un6 Bertha iparsn Rdnn uuo Sruu,
uno i9 mar ibre Sante. Sd bin oanu
eeitorben unb babe ibnen ben groBeu.
fd0n.n 9tpfeI persrbt, ben 9u mir
porbin esssben boit!" - mSu. ubsr
pssbulb ip,int oann ole 8ertbu2" -
rBsiI fi9 5riB Don ibr bat fdeioeu
laF.n. nm ben apfel aIl.iu aufsfsn
gu tDnnen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24
gntfduIoigun9s3tts

- gntfduIbisune83tts
tel. sd bite meine 9o9ter Marie
gu entiduIOissn. OuB Il. Oi, Dsltses
fdi9te ni9t MAIDEN tOHnte '-iie lit
on 3ppfidmer5."
- @nfaRt terrible. .Sn
pel6es 8ao psrben Sic OieIen Soms
msr sebn, snGOise 6rau?" = Der
tIsine 5riB: ~papa bat ssiugt. ins
5reibao."
- Sm gramen. profeFor:
rDas piT.n sic pOm Sambus9" -
ganoiOut idpeist. = prpfefor:
nllno pom Srp6Gus2" - @anoioat
idpeigt.- prOfefur: nRun nod cine
9naoenfruse - fussn sic mir. tpOs
bur9 iia Der Sambus bonn SrO4dus
unterideiOst9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24

gon aatbarina 8eiie.)

a8ie germ an gfebeItaacn
Rag i'd Die StnOt oilr69e9'n,
Benu glbenbs pic aus Sbletera
ais freuuoIid) miloc gllgen
Die 2idter nieocripdbn.
Gie 8clt liegt in Der Serne.
Bean bort ibr NauSdlen tdlim.
Deihlnter aus benz Nebel
BeItaItet iidl elm Sdlntteu
limb ibpinNet wie elm Srdlim.
1inb liiht hes Sages Biiniden
SSie rotbcr slbeno6rano,
5tredt iibcr meine Seele,
'S;e Itia in Sofimn9 harriet,
Sie @iuiamteit bic PrieiterbauO'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24
Gin flueer 6anieri3.

Sine aIte 6rau in Der piirtt.mbers
aiI6en Staot Rsutlinseu beidb cine
Seeroe @Guis, oensn ie Su 5iemlib be-
itimmter 3sit Rutmtttaes Uon ibrem
Ssniter aus 5utier uorfparf. GiHes
Saees unterblisb oies, unO bic Dor
Dem SduIe osridmmelten 9duie srbos
ben Elm Gef6rei, oas uber Hiat geb0rt
poer niht beahtet purbe, med Die
Trau Gaffeeoiiite bate. Do iprang
Ser glnfubrer. Der 9duiert6, auf
.inen Dor osm Sauie IisgenOeu, als
SiB oisnsnOen Stein uno rib bon
bier ans an Der 9lodeniduur, BIS
bic Gruu sriaisn unb ibre 9dbe ipen.
bette.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24

Gin. amiiidnte glnetbote aus Der
Barrier Sbeater9ronit iei bier ipies
bersss.ben. Der 9irsttor bss puris
fer 9tmbigusSbeate Gbellp bate
zines Sases ben unsIiidIelisen Gins
fall, einem feiner brau9bariten uno
meiit beiddftisten SdaufpieIer einen
8ori6ub gu perlpeig.rn. 9lm gbeno
ipuroe elm Stiid ses.ben. in Oem
@b6Ilp bic SauptroIIe fpieIte; am
S6luIIe zines 9lttes IDllte er ieinen
9egner nit einem PiItolenf6uTe ntes
beritredsu. Der llnsliidlthe, Der ull'
abenblid oieIsn Sob itarb, puroe
bon Dem S9auIpieler ssgeben, Dem
am 9ormittug Der 8orfhuB peripeis
CERT poroen mar.
War es elm 3ufall obsr cine Wdrz
nung bes rd6snben 9eI6ides: an
OieIem 9tbeno psrIasts bic piitoIe.
GbellD gerGtb in bic b06Ite glufres
sung, er it.bt Die SSens. bas san5e
Stiid gefGbroet; aber aIs Wlann BON
9eiitesgesenpart fabt er Iih raid
uno Idreit Dem ano.ren gu: sd babe
esfsblt, gut, Der SOB bIeibt oein
2oos." 9ubei 5Os er fsinsn 0esen
uno itiir5te tpiitb.nO uuf fsinsn Ses'
ner.
Sas Publitum mar bon Der nutus
raliitiIden Du6t Der Sdritsllung
bingerifen. glber Der Sobescanoibat
mar elm gutter 6e6ter uno I6on i'm
erIten 9ange fdblug er feinem 9iret'
tor ben 9egen aus Der 6auit. Gntbus
iiaItii@er 9sifall Der 3uidausr ohnte
bas Selbenitiid. Gbellp lit auber Iicb.
piitb.nO un0 ingrtmmig fau9t er ben
ShauIpieler an: r8oIlen Sic nun
snoIi9 iterben. gum SeufeI, pOlItn
sic nun gefGllisit iterben." glber
Der 9artner bat auf ieoe Iufforbes
rung nur cine Grpiberung, bic ins
baItsi9pere Sruge: n8etpmme i9
meinen 9ori6ub2"
GbtlIp mill ni9t nadssbeu, istn
birsttoriaIer StolS bGumt ii6 auf
eeeen oieIe 9eipaltIamtsit, babel lam
gllles barauf an, oen fpabren Sim
bieIer temperumsntpoIlsn SmprobiIa'
tion bem 9ublitum gu perbeimli9.n.
Mit ftpiI6em Selbenmutb ieBte Der
9trettor ben Sampf fort. Gr er'
ereift einen Stubl, um Den 9eersr
nieberSuf6lugen, er padt Sefel, Den
Slid, allie m0elidhen nur greifbaren
MDbslitiids: umIonit, Der b0Ie 9egs
nsr mill ni1t itsrbsn ,uno III gum llus
sliid trdftiger uno g.ihidt.r aIs ieiu
Director.
Sn erbittertsm Riusen miro G6ellt
Waffe I'M Waffe aus Der Sano ees
runaen, aber INNER Don Reuem ItiirSl
er bsran uno murmslt orobeno 5tpi1
Ibsn ben 3Gbnsn: rSttrb bod, SerI,
itirb snbIi1. poer id ieBe bid boz
Die Sbur." 9o6 auf aIIe bieie tens
! peramentbollsn 8srmabnuu9,n srbGIi
sr nur Die it.ts glei4lautenOs 9lnt.
mort: Grit 9ori9uB, bann Stsr'
benz" Sdlisblid muB @beIlp ems
isbeu, baB nur Elm Ra6gebeu ibr
gum Sieger MAIDEN tann, er oer'
Tpri6t Dem 9drtner gtlles. mas Ell
mill, unS .nOlih IGBt Iid Der gOIss
pi6t our6 sinsu 5auitihlag auf ben
3opf - Der Der Stimmuug Der 81.
tuation gsmGb iibrisens 5iemlih ener'
| eiI1 dusfiel - gum Sterben berue'
gen. @s mar b0aTts 3eit, Oenn oaa
8u6litum permo6te feline 9egsiites
rung ni9t mebr IGng.r gu beberr'
Then. :.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24

9ute Gortf9rttts
.Ra6t 6snn 0ein Sunss in Der
S9uIs Jortfdritts?" - IRA Oh. er
idnu fdOn ben RoO9 our4 Die Resie
bIafeu.-
= &inoerGogit. pfdrrer:
Sag mir siumal, peperl. bait Ou
au6 cine SesI?~ - psperI: -Sb
fdou!- = 9farrsr: so, Oann Jag
mir aud, no 9u fis bdf2" = PeperI
(duf ole 9ruIt osutsno): r0a beriuH!"
i 9farrsr: Limb parum ii.bt man
iie ni6t9" - pspsrl: rWeil o'Sdut
oriiber isl-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24

Grau: Den Sut i6ent' i6 ST.
nen! gr 1T BON meinem ieligeH
Rarn. @i.Q.idt pabt er Sbnsn!"
Settler (oeu arg sugsridteteH
Gut betradtenO): rgla, Raoam9sn,
piifsu &c. b<baItsn SEN Ite6er
@isqsidt bsirutbeu Se nod mall"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24

Gff, mar aud bon Der S6peIttr
rtht gum Seffnen ibres 3tnmers gu
belpegen.
RatiirIi9 fab nun SbeoOOr elm,
oab Iein S6ers, ben er iih CUR Ins
nGberung oes paares 10 i6Dn gss
ba6t bate, bas @sgentbeil beipirtte.
@r elite in feline Dobnung, nm
ben 5lii9tling 5u iprsaen uno ben
Gpnflitt aus5usleihen, mar aber iehr
eritdunt unb ppl Reue, uls er BON
Der @irtbin erfubr, Der Serr pros
feFor fei setOmmen, babe feinen
lleberrod ssbOlt uno fei oupongesdns
gen.
Die SADIE mar mibsliidt, sriinbs
Ii6 mibgIiidt, bsiIIos perfabren!
.Disie 6umme GlepbantenseI9i6te.
9ie bidtDpfis. @Iie psritsbt tsinsn
SpaB," murmslte sr Grserli9.
60 tIus er mar. Der Serr 0osent
Der romanH6en pbilolOsie, .iues bats
I. er ni6t b.oo9t: elm pubrbuft lie
bsnoes MGo9snb.rs 1T tets bitter
e.trGntt, ipenn Der 9elisbte lG6erli4
eema6t miro.
@s mar ibm perteufelt unanges
nsbm; Die beibeu bdtten 70 gut Sus
Iummensspubt - unb slei9 absss
rtiit mar er!
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9lm fplaenoen Sage blaut. Elm
Sonntaemoreen am Simmel uuf, Der
alls graht entfuItet.. mas iin9en
tonnte, bas fang, unb i9on nit Der
aufssbenbsn SOnne punOsrtsn Die
Meni6en ins Srsis.
9(ber in Sb.ooors 9emiitb lag biz
itere Melun6oIie; er fam ii9 pie
Elm 9errGtbsr an Dem Sreunoe Dor
unS bate ole sunSs Ra4t ni4t
oeI6laFen. glu6 2otte bate teinen
Sblaf finoen tDnnen. Bon Glien
ipar t,in Wprt iiber Die gffdre nit
Dem grpfeFor Su erfubren; aber bas
bleitbs 9.Ii6t unb Die tbrGnenfeu4tsn
glugen fugten allies.
Dem 9eb,imratb bate Die Sa6s
aub Ben S6luf geraubt; erit bate
.r bod Elm penig bariiber na6gss
ba6t, oann mar Inn cine unsslOits
Syrags in ieiner ntuen ipiFsnI9aftlis
den glrb.it einsefdlleu, f6lieblid
ituno er 10 5eitis auf. oab i'm Die ers
iten StrSbIen Der Sommsrionne am
S6rsibtiI6e btgriiBten.
lin Sebn llbr lam Sbeooor, 5iems
lid sagbaft; er mu6te iih auf cine
flutb hon 9ortpiirfsn 9sfuBt. Wenn
sr Die 9lnsslsssnbsit aud peitsr6in
.SpolosiI1" betra9tete, muBte er ii9
iagsn, baB .r bas ~Surnidel" lei,
ipslhes angefangen bate.
Bon 8altsr ipubte er ni6ts; er
mar ulIo bod nit Dem gfa4t5ug'
ipsessIabren.
glls Sb,oopr Die 9lode am 8drs
tsntbOr Sos, fam bas 9ienitmGbden
nit Ia6enoem Gsiibt bsrbeigtIpruns
aen uno Idets 10 ielt1um pergnii9t:
r9uten MOrsen, S.rr Yrpfefor!@
Die a6biu fam aud aus ihrsr
Sbiir unb risf sbsnfulls 10 merit
ipiirois better:
rgut.n Tlorssn, Ssrr prOfeFor!"
Der nsib. Spit iprans lsbhaft
b.lsno an ibm biuun. ia. mas mar
benn bas? - iiber Isiner Stimmung
lag au9 10 ettpas tpie Sunoepsrgniigs
| li6tsit.
S6on in Ser Sausflur fam ibm
2ptte entesgsu, i6nel einen Sub,
Damn I6rie lie ibn fDrmlib an:
rGlis 1T Sraut!"
r9raut9"
.Sa, psrlobt nit PrOfsHor Po'
| lens!"
Sbsubor .eriff ii9 an ber Sopf.
gBar er oenn 3 es fiel ihm nur
Elm allssmsiu betannter 8ereIei4 aus
Dem Sbierrsi9e elm:
~ bin i'd Elm g 3"
Gr lab iitb um; auf allen SiI6en
TtunS.n frii6e 8Iumenitrdub.. 0On'
nerpetter, oa brahte eben Der 9auss
oisn.r aus Der B.iRbanblune eiusn
aorb nit bidbdu4is.n, sOIot0pfissn
6IoIa.n:
.Sett!2"
Sm nG1fsn Romeute fab sr .s;
btim 0urhI6r.iten oes Salons ftes
len feline Bid. our6 Ole pffene S1iir
N.s 0amsnSimm.rs iiber Oie 9srunou
6intpeg in oen 9arteu: am grme ieis
res 5reunoes panoelte Glie - Der
elephant! Sang beutlid Elm 9raut'
pdar! 0as fab er auf fiinfunoSlpGns
ala Mstsr Gntfernung.
Gr pubts nidts bsiIsres gu tbun
- CAB isiuer 2otte nod sin.n 8ub,
Sdnu elite .r Dem 6reuuoe sHtgegsH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-24

Bel slide puroe ole 0erlobung,
eseen bic Der Sebeimratb rein gar
niats einSupenOen bate. offi5isu ses
feiert.
Wie oas sttommen pdr2
Ru, .igsntlib mar ss Die dIte Sc
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-12-09
MOUNTAIN VIEW

Larkin Grice served on the jury in
Dallas this week.
Mr.. Minker and family have moved
from the Putnam farm into the Wolfe
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kubin spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
st. Pierre.
The teachers are preparing a pro-
gram for Christmas tree at the
schoolhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Putnam and
family, who have lived in Albany the
past year, have returned to their farm.
Nellie, Berenice and George Adams
and their cousin, George Coddings,
spent Sunday evening at the Lynch
home.
Mrs. Brinkman, who has been sick
in the Salem hospital, will soon be
able to take up her work as teacher
of the Popcorn school.
Arthur Emmett had the misfortune
TO lose valuable horse last week The
animal got fastened in a barb-wire
fence and was unable to get out.
Walter C. Winslow and Miss Lottie
Deyoe were married last Wednesday.
Mr.. Winslow is employed in the law
office of the McNary brothers in Sa-
lem.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-12-09
NEWS OF POLK COUNTY
CONTINUED from Page One.)

rem departed Tuesday for a visit with
relatives in San Francisco. They will
spend several months in California.
The city election held Monday re-
suited in the recollection of the old
officers, as follows: Mayor T. Hoff-
man; recorder, William Kurre; coun-
cilmen, NJ. Mix, J. s. Bohannon, j. E.
Hubbard, G. Moore and X. c. Ed
ridge.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mollie
Cressy, who died in Salem, was held
in the Presbyterian Church. Sunday
Mrs. Cressy was the wife of the late
W. Cressy and resided here many
years. She leaves one son, Gould, who
is in the East.
Funeral services over the remains
of the late James Robinson were held
at the residence Saturday afternoon.
Mr. Robinson had resided here since
1888. with the exception of one year.
He was born in West Virginia. Aug
ust 4, 1888. Three children-Misses
Candace and Jennie, of this city, and
J ohm, of Portland--survive him.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-12-09

The Observers list of neighbor-
hood correspondents so nearly covers
Polk County that we dislike to have
any precinct unrepresented. We are
anxious to secure a reporter in each
of the following neighborhoods: Nc
Coy, Butler, Oakdale and Pioneer.
Items from any other prominent
neighborhood where we do not al
ready have a correspondent will be
welcomed. If any reader of the Obser-
yer is willing to take up this work for
us, or can suggest the name of
neighbor who might be willing to act
in such capacity, we shall thank him
to write us for further particulars.