Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-01-14

anu guards Dy the dozen, Whom nor
can coZen,
On her may keep their eye;
Though an angry sire may boil wit
- ire,
Whatever may be his may"
He will find too late, when the bir
has flown,
III That love will find a way.
e So runs the song in a popular opera
d and since the beginning of time some
0 thing more than million love-sicl
o young couples have given ample dem
n onstration that the librettist knew
e what he was writing about when he
j penned the above lines. That their
e truth has been demonstrated to the
: full satisfaction of Charles E. Wilson,
J once popular Dallas boy in the en-
! ploy Of a local drug firm, but now a
leading business man of Wauwatosa,
Wisconsin, is evidenced by the follow
ing story from the Chicago Inter
ocean. AS usual, the angry fathers
chased wildly in pursuit of the elop-
ing youngsters, and, as usual, the af-
fair ended happily by the irate sires
coming g""""fully off the perch and
promo the expected "Bless Won.
my clni-4en!" The Inter-Ocean says:
To be welded and parted within
twelve hours was the experience of
Naomi Wilson, 15-year-old high
school girl of Wauwatosa, Wisconsin,
who yesterday eloped to Chicago with
William Schneck, who is not quite 21
years old
Married in Waukegan and, as they
believed, safely lost in Chicago, they
were surprised at the Morrison hotel
by two Central station detectives, act
ing under orders of the girls father.
Just as they We're starting for the thea
ter.
But were married now and though
they may keep us apart for a little
while, | know it will not be for long"
was the statement of the pretty little
bride last night, as her father led her I
lway with him and left her boy hus-
'and to spend the night alone at his
lotel.
Naomi is the daughter of Charles e. O
wilson, of Wauwatosa, connected with il
Chicago wholesale drug firm. For
wo years she has had beaux a-plenty,
ut William Schneck, whose father. F.
'! Schneck, owns a furniture store in ,
Milwaukee, was always the favored
Iitor.
Or course, this being a case of true
nd Willie's parents planned to take
I'm with them on a winter tour of the
lest Indies.
'Oh, l can't bear to have you leave
e. sobbed Naomi a few days ago III
hen her sweotboa,.. ..,1 80 Al
ould depart next week. be
Lets get married, and you can go
tn u.s." proposed the young man.
d plans to that end were at once nr'
d. o"'' frC
Naomi is captain of the SINNERS" H.
sket ball team in Wauwatosa, which
I'm was scheduled for a game with
Success team in Milwaukee last
hit The Sinners" were to have a .'n'
Lctice game yesterday, and as their soO
X eyed captain always takes her ~, ~
ket ball suit to school, her mother o'e
ught nothing Of it when that youpp
nan started off to school with the
case.
nee out of sight of the house. Ma per
turned and ror for a. "ou,'' va pric
tric station v,horo - 9uO'''" "a'i Ore
her anxious sweetheart. A car TO
yankee and a train to Waukegan
matters soon attended to, and -
ing the girl at a hotel, Young VI
leek got marriage license. your
was then thar tbo er.t ,,,sa pric,
encountered, for the Methodist gou'
ster could not be found. ures'
III right, Wen get a justice of sbe 'o''i
10 tie the knot" said the young -
1T won't have to be tied vsry
, anyway for we win not try to
( it,"
'ordingly. the pair hurried to the
OF Justice James Murrie and i'm
minutes they were married.
told the judge that | was NOT LEA
l6 years DID," said the brida lac, Passe
; but when he found out that Passe
lNteenth birthday would be tbis ~,
he said il was all right. Willie meet
De Il years old this month 90 Joe
lee We are both old enough IN -
p" 10
rtly after 2 o'clock the youpr
caught train for Chicago ana
ns here, they went to tho Nor ~. ~
MOTEL In the meantime Mrs Ar. N
had learned OF her daughters
sn' ana her father in Milwaukee Lv B
cen notified. Nv. +.
Wilson called Chicago on the Nv. i
distance telephone and got q, ~
lhication with Henry c. Flick
ne asked 70 intercept the elop- A. "A.
r. Flick solicited the aid NJ ~.
We bureau and in short time Tv II,
'es Homer and Mason dis Ar. Da
the names "Mr and Mrs TN
n Schneck' on the register Of Iv Da
lrrison hotel. Ar. We
were just getting ready IN l.,,. TRI
theater'' said the new Mrs Lv. Bl.
when the detectives came ~. ~. IA PA
ng and confident. the Young =
sat IN Lieutenant SulIivan's or c.rossir
only when the brides father from
antoned did a shadow cross -
Ices
! don't know what napa viii
u De 80 mad" whispercs
LEAVE
leave your father 70 me ana n---,l l's
to talk to him. advised Arr .S''n s
. @ le' !, you do anything you want LEAvIN
me II you Just won't iet him Pss-enr,
HE Please don't let him bur, PassenF,
vas the plea Of the vou,r Fasseng'
nen Papa Wilson came he u-.s LEAvTN
Z. only he would not speak 40 Pas.cnrs
~ his young son-in-iau. Ia. -
pleaded q little and cried = -
me parent vas adarnant. ~ - ~
ArH schneek home IN tbs - 'se
ier-ocean-Next Day.D Ira
rlumphed IN Chfrar, - Alriie-