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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
bulipiels, al meId)ern Die Staot.
ratbSmit9liehcr tb%eilnobmen, in Die
SoidIc geitedt lporoeu.
Simmer bDbcr.

| 6Ieiidprciie III fortu0Grenocm Stei.
gen bcgriifcn. - &cine Gontltr.
ren5. Sad)ueritGn0iger allBcri
lid iibcr Die llrioden Der Sbeltc.
rltlg.
Ehila0elpbin, -. Wtdr5. -
Gic 6leiid)b0nbler merOen lid) Dor.
olSiihtli6 nod I'M 2ollfe 0ieicr @o'
dc ge5ipungcn iebel, Die RctaiIpreiie
obcrnlolS 81 crb0bcu. @ie tic crfla'
rcn, lit oiele Wnbnubmc Die mnab'
luenobmc Solge Der Ourd Den Sleiid)-
Boycott ueruriad)ten Sbeuerllna IN
Hinos, Sdlpeine. uro Sammelfleild).
Gle Gngrospreiie 0ieicr SleiidJiorten
iino noh Ingabe Der aleinb1nolcr
bon % bis iiber 100 Fro5ent in Den
lebtcn 5lpei Wonoten 0eIttegen, I'm
iih iclbit Dor Dem Hilin ju id)iiBen.
niiiieu Die aleinbGnoIer, mie lie ia.
gen, Die Ereiic erboben.
90 miro ser Ereis iiir AuSmobl.
ltildc, Die jebt p bis % Gents pro
Einno fpitcn, uili 81 bis - Gts. iteis
gen. Gos biligcre SIeiidI ooS Jest
nit f. bis IS Gents pro &fllno per.
fault miro, miro 10 bis 20 Gents TO.
item. Gic ciAentli6e llriud)e Der
nellcren Sbcuerun9 lit nitt bcitimmt
5u ioGcn. Sb iie pirflif cine 6olgc
oes iiin9iten SleiitbopcottS lit ober
Oh lie ollf cine plotlide mongelnbc
6lcii6cinfllbr Der ncltlihcn WGrftc
5llriif5tiiibrcn lit, bleibt nod, boDin
geltellt. DDS Cine iteht felt: Nit
Dem Mugen6lid, alS Der Tleiid).9op.
colt anaeingt lullrbe, iticgen Die Ereis
le uoll ModIc 5l @obe. gls lid Die
9%eluegltnA ipic pOrolta5uieben mar,
I'M Sanbc uerloltien bate, ltiegen Die
Ereiie mciter.
Gpr Dem Sopcott betru9 Der On
groSprCia bon Mtnbflciih fir Silent
bGnoler udt Gents pro Yillno, iebt
betr1at cr Elf Gents. Shrpeineileiid)
ltanO uor 5mei Wonnten oui 10 Cts.
ulo itebt aui Az GentS, oos Sop.
petite oeS Ereiies, Der Dor Sobres.
frilt gefor0crt mllroc. Sanlmel lit
bon S Gents oui 1917 GcntS 9e%iticgcll,
ohluobl I'M lcBteu Sabre I'M @eiten
mebr Sd)uioc ge5iidtct murbcn, ais
cs III cincm 3eitralm uon Sebn ,Sob-
rem Der Sal( nor.'a--
Sr. Sonea Wortin Wtillcr, Der frii-
here omcrifunllde @enerolfoniul IN
Indlonb, Der nndJ elmer mcbriuonnt2
lid)ell Sour 0urd) england, Ielttid).
LAMB llno Sranfrcid, bier ci~ngetroifen
lit, crflGrt, ooB bic bobell S~leiid)prei-
lc III oIelem Sorloe lc0iglid) oili bcn
Mtonael ar Gonfltrrelli 5lriidiilfiib.
rem lcicn. Sr, Millcr, DER bic Sc.
bensmittel. Sroge in europa iorgiGl,
tig itlloirt bat, erfl1rt, OoB Der on,e.
rifoniId)c Beef rnlt" Dos Sleiih
r%naead)tet Der boben transportation
III Sonoon I'M % Gro5ent billiger
p%erfouic, als IN bell Ser. Stooten.
Gort iebod) babe CT nit Der argentine
ldel1, ruiiiifen uno mlitroliidenGon.
f@urren5 5u rcd)nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
@eitern Marplamo @ailiuap.

BeGtnnerb am 28. 6eptember.
Sertdbt 9tuen'HdtEbof:
Sd9ttda:
40 WsorgsueCS4nel5ug. 9aeeretcpn, n. &
B.. 3d. Wapnesbotc,s GbdrtberS6ura uuo
atyeenouiu'en eonntags. Saneud unb Gum
1857 Wasrsems-menHi6sr erpreb. ygeJtmtntter.
uniorsBriogc, Saenmore (Sreberid ilIS Gnis
Mitsbura, auseenomrnen eonntaes), Wabnes.
boro. gtanterstnre, Soeerstcrpn,' Saneod,
atfuberlanb, glitns {gaffu Celebrations.
Wngeons).. Die enoftdtion btefes 3ueeS an
Gnnltag IL 3aaeisfotpn. ~
2.it Na4rntltnsS Accommodation xoa
-4is aadmiifasas soneh,ua. oouy,l,n,..
9dgesstufpn. &1nco6. .etippeiShif6 inb,
duSeenuntmen GonntdgS. 6sebert6 iirb I'M
r1tfsburg .tparIor'Naneeon).
1detia, aseaensMnnen esantae.
100 MoraerS Oorf, Q. uhb g Eth. nnb
$50 @ssoorsa.ns-HramsusS atton unn 1bnru,ort,
2.!6 Ma9niiitaqs--gtpreh nod suSbrool WI6r,.
bon gorf, Sonoper, Oetipsburg nnb D. 1
Sonspsr. .eeftssbnre NIB 2, unb O., CtS.
s.i5 bsnSsXN iIsri. mao Union Ssiscs.
11.30 AbenbS-Gffont. nod linton gribee.r 81
MsMr ecnnta8l. $500
S.4b Wtor9erS-Nffoni. mao Union Erl6ae unb
41nooe., =
: Sdit ni6t am gennfrIpantassoe .sabnao, III.
q. yebtyftpt,. Btce.DrQf. Y. Seq a ef6df5E,
n. y. Sssea. osn.so 1Haoisr.6asat
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&crdants & Iiners Sramspprt. 81.

Suupltht tht
Tradjt unb 9aiagicre.
Sad @uitpu ilno ncnl Siicn.
Sorrttaa. Eienitng lth Sreitng. 6 ubr Ibero5.
y Siadl Nruuibeucc NIB bent Often.
Suuntdp, Mitiipo6 uno Sreiin9, 6 ltpr IbetoS.
. Nadl Heppurt gieus.
Idgti1, alis9elloninteit 9onreritag II. SGutttdg.
6 1tbr Abeitos.
> Sra6t ange1ommen tdelib bis 3 ltbr gladr1.
fir b~enfelben 9ae ~id6renoe Sainpfer.
RAD Sauannab nnb Sadionoiae.
WioH!uat Witituuh mo Srettda, 6 llbr gbenoS.
@nnpts 9.freatt: @errran' uno 2ig6tsStr.
U13,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

80 Ger .SdiGer Gittift Or.
103" hes vGe,itIhen llinterftiisunss.
gunoes" peronitaItet am Otter. Won.
tag ein CONCERT nit goll in Der Ga
bors9 pceum-S alIe ON Der Sit.0alti'
more trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
Gbeiapeafc SteamIbip Company.

Gbefapeafe.2tnte:
RAD Nprfuff, Elb Yotnt Comfort u. bent ehbea
t1glid, nus9en. SonHtag, nm $50 stbenbs.
Wprf.Ntpers & tnic:
Rad Uorf Ntper .9nnonngen, Ntt.4utut unb
Nidlmpno -r.
Dienfiae, Sonnerfiae nnb eamftag
nm 3 llbr NbenoS.
9tnetABtireanr:
t19, f27 unb 2f7 Sft.Snltimpre re. etrnhe ,trn
y 306 Nprb,G Charles. etrabe.
SanptsS iircna! 2iqhts uno 3ee,Str., Baltimore.
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Ter lettc Sang 5um Grade.

lie trplIue Sllllt Der tSrull SQtollllI
Mcllfen uli benz oSouOOn.Yorf.
6ricobofe" ser GrOc ilber1eben. -
Gie @ebeinc OeS @ril. &obn &
Sebncis sur lester Hllbc Ge6ct.
tct. Seid)enbcgdngnib Oes 0r1
&brjltiou Sie9cl. III 5n
Gic ltste @n6citdtte fdtlo 0citerlr
Die irotidIe SiiQc Der AM lcttcl Gam.
itog 'tlt g~tetien Nlter poit ST Sabrcr
OH ptf 6plgcn poH TIterSihmGde
ans 0cm 2eben gcidifbcncn 6roll
Caroline Wenfcn oitf Dem n2ouoon
Eorf. Srie>6oic.~ Scrrlitc, ouitcnoc
Slumcnipenoen mrrOcn an 0rubeS-
bil9cI nleber9elegt, ola 3eld)cn Der
9ldtung rro 2icbt, ocrell iid Die
GntidIlofche bel 2ebjtitcil c%rircute.
HSnl Sr~ollcrbouie. 9tr. 1900, @eit-
9oItimorcitroBc, belt Eoltor Com.
". @roth, Der SceliorNcr Der biidoi,
MISREPRESENTATION Acknowledgements
die an @fc bon Baltimore ltuO Mon,
roeitroBe, cine crgrcifcnoe Srauerun-
0odt. gus 9obrtuhtrGoer iu1girtell
icda 'Gntcl Der Gntitlofcnen, Die S&.
9urfnrOt 5. McltS, Sobn Meua, JIM.
!. Spnrp Wenfen, gll9liit McnfcL
Sorrp Werfen mo elmer Serpid.
Gle StrItorbenc morb I'M Sabre 1929
in @ilningbuuicn &rciS 9crlc6urg.
gebotcn lllto fam iul Iltcr Don Is
Sobren nod gmerifo, NuBer bier
ainOern 6rau Sobu i. Heus, 6roll
Sermonn Scrpid, Srou Sobn @enicl
uno Srn. @cllrp Melfcn, betroucrn
bic Gntidlunlnlerte II Gnfel mo If
llrcnteI.
SobnG Is. @ebneiS.
@roB mar Die 3obl ser 2%ciotrogcll.
Den, meld)e geltcrn Die iterblihe Sill
lie oes am letter. SomItog an Den Sol,
gen zines NierenleiocnS perItorbencn
Hel~tollroteurs ,Sobn &. Sebneis nod)
Dem nSouoon.Fnr sISrieoDoie" 9cleis
teterl. Sm Sraucrhnllle; 9tr. POI,
Ga9lcItrube, ipar ser Seidynom oui
gebobrt, lllngebel1 bon 5ublreihen9lus
mcnIpenoen, ipeld)e %Srcunoe, 9cfanlls
tc ulo Gerpunbtc nicoergelegt bat.
ten. H5.
Ginen c6rtnSen 9tnd)rllf iui0nlete
Dem Sobten Der Secliorger Ser oellt.
ld)cn lutberildeu st. Sobonneas&irs
de an Der @eltsSomborbitraBc, Yoos
ltor 81. Sebmdml, Nls @brenbohrs
t~lld)truger mo dttipe 9nbrtllf)trd9cr
fltn9irtcn Die @&s 2ltomig 9reitcn.
better, 8etcr Sefper, $, q, ,aoiufoteS,
8ottlieb Milllcrpi Sohn H~einborot,
Spronimis Seinrid, Wcor0 Hinlbod,
s.. =. &olofateS ponl .EocnboutoS.
Stannm Nr. 212, llnobb. Srbell ser
Hotbmdnler" uilb oic $3.50. Sobn =.
Soluaro. 9eniolnin &c Hoio, Sbos.
$. Comic mo Charles llb pom n3eto.
Gonflapc 9fr. g; Serbeiierter Or0en
Der Scptaiopben." Ger @erblidcne
fr1nfeltc ieit ad)t @odcn mo inter.
5og iid elmer idmicri9en operation
I'M "6ronflir-S quore.Soipitol." Gr
iullrbe Dor 56 Sobren in Sberiron.
fen, Sapcrlt, geboren uno fonl Dor %
Subrcn nod Nnlerifo. Gr binterlGbt
feline @ittluc. Trall Wotbiloc Sch
neiS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

9Gder., Gonoitor. unb Sotel.
9e0arf5s Irtifel
Sbe Mhers & SidS Co., 104 SiiSsSotparb'str.
3eitirngen, 3eitldriiten etc.
,Sbe Baltimore Geius Co.," 9dbio gIbereron,s
bic, Seidaftsilbrer, 31S 0eitsSermansSir.
gnu Moterialien, EJiiren, Senlter.
rabmcn, 2dben, etc.
Sames q. Softer & So, 115-1t7 Slo'Gres
beridsStrabe. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
SrtcHuifcu.

, .,h,r $ IN g." ,177. S'2llglyer , NpEellltlden
aus Gcllti6lono lin0 3oQfrci.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
Is briition SicgeI.

Inter 5oblreihcr 0ctbeilignn0 uoil
Sciotroaenoen lulrbe geiterln Die il.
oiIhe Siilc Oes ont lesten Sonntog
nad) jpeimOnotlider &ronfbeit an
Den 6olgen eines NierenleiocnS I'M
Nlter bon 90 Sobren aus benz 9ebcll
geid)ieoenen 'Srn. Ghriitian Sic9cl
olli Der Baltimore Cemetery" III
8robe getragcn. Sn Sroucrbo,iie
Nr. 2131, GbriitianitraBe, belt ga.
Itor Sobn 6. Somnlerlqttc bon Der
oeutldleit rciormirtet 3ionS.airde ocll
Sronergottcsoienit. stls 9obrtl,d)trG.
ger flutgirtcn Die SO. Eail Grous,
boar, Stoiuia Is. Sartig s.. Greds-
Ter, George iSrib Sreoerid Srit mo
.. Mttper. lleberauS 5oblreid ipo.
rem Die @lunlenipenoen, melhe am
8rabe bes Geritprbenelt nieoergcleot
iuurOen, Neben Der 8ittlpe bes Ser.
blid)enen iiberleben oenlelben Gin
SoM, Sr. Scnrp Siescl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

Elumhing, Sltrnaces, STANCES uno
Sefen, Sahocden uno Ginnen.
9emnett Yrus., 523 giorS.Gren1ont.a benue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

Marmor. lt10 @rollit- @erfe.
g. Siisdrtuer & ebbne, '714-71s, gseit.9alti,
mpresStrQ6e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
Natioitol.9 anfen.

Nationol.@ anfen.
,,Sbe Go Sppn s,atipual 9nni," Sob. lno
GrctersStrabe. Sacob. %. Sopf, BraiioeIt;
.9peite NATIONALLY ani," 432 eiibsgruaopab.
s. &. Ma9rer, 1afiirer.
,Neitern 4atipnal SAINT" IA 9iorosGutaiu'S Ctr.
8. Warriott. 3afiirer.
LEARNERS anh WterdhautS T,utipual Bani,"
Sputbs uno 2oH~barosS iraBe.
Staats.9 anfen.
,Teutide yaut pm Baltimore baltimore
bent; &. ). Slot. Sdasnleiiter.
Sporsganfen.
,Teutide eparbanf ppu 9alttmpre," Gutatps
uHo 9altiuloresStrabe
ust. Sdmes eparbant," 0altiuIpre'Stra uno
Gufiom SonfesIoenue.
SruIt.G onlpagnie'n.
rYiarslano Srut Co." gorotpeitgde GaIberts
uno @ermansstraBe. g.. 9. 8imMerInaun.
grdiioent; Carroll San 9leb. Sbabneifter;
Serbs spencer, iiil., SilfSS6aSmeilfer.
San Sfinner, SiiIfssS efretar.
Baltimore Fruit & Guarantee Co.," Ganitable
building.
Mopofaten.
aarf u. W. edpfe, 1919 Gam 9ntIoing.
Snifaous Iurb, Size Galoert 8iiioin9.
2anoDirtbi6aitlihc @erGtbe unb
SGmereien.
lav;ssith 4. evrusr re-, or rS.0poro.=tr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

9lefplatten Meton, etc.
2pen, Gonfltn & Gu. Gneorporirt). 1918
0aIocritousS tra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

GrpfcrId)miebe uno Ylumbers.
Sphm Nubert, TIA Sbantcs.S traBe. s. g. y.
Selepbpn. gSolfc 1899. =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
2eihenbeltatte

2eidenbeitatter.
sanoer & SSGne, 1708-17t0 gurtpr.slbenue
I'm. Guuf, Hortbs uno 8reeiiinounts@ beuue.
Sricoboie.
penubpn Bart Gemetern," 9iirean. 81 @eIt.
Saraioen.S trnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

Tcteftiu-M gentnr.
Baltimore Detective Nsenen," 6panSuncr &
S6rtibt. BETTER, 500 SaIocrt Bloa. Is. & 3.
9bone Ct. 3dul 1894. Bobnures'l elepbonc
&rn. Spanoausr, gSoIfe 3S72; Srn. S9Iniot.
golie 2S65-R. $500
"s'ational .Geteetius eeruiee,", 8. On. .gaf9.
@efhdftsfilbrcr, 632 Gam 9u;.tina, 9'aItis
more. Mo. Tboue ct. 9ulI 1900.
pSneriedn Seiectipc Naeneb," GbarIes aobl,
rtann, Scibdftsfiibrer. $40 Gouiiable 8Io0.,
baltimore; No. Ebone; g; & g, q. Eaul
2O2,, &obnlne: e. 4 @pIfe 1880 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

Eionos mo Srgeln.
Gbas. W. Siicif, 0 Torbs2ibcrtn,S trabe.
Wnt. &nnbc q 60. RarIsape. ino 5abettesStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

Gapier uno Yapicr. Often.
smttb, StIuu Co., t05-107 SanooersS trabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

aoblcn unb Sol5.
Scnrl U. @uu Seine, $50 Columbia. sbeniie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

@igentbumS glgenten uno SGnblcr.
gierre 6. Gusan G. s'epbew, 10 Oit.aegtneton'
GtrnSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

Sufid)micos 3ubebor.
e. stutt Vapue 60, S62-364 giorbsSabsG Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
9lopofaten,

9arf u. W. edpls, 1870 Gam 9niIoirg.
Snifaous Iurb, 26t-269 GaIoert guiioina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

Efonolcib- 8eihdite.
,Goniuliontcb 2pau Co." 1 giorosgabsS trabc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23

Seller.G eriderureen.
ygobal Sniuranec So. Of 9iperpppf," Senrn
M. @uritelo, Observation-Disclosures, t0t-102
Gbnmber Of Commerce guiloins.
y8ermania Seier : 8eriidcrungs 0eienidjnit,"
Baltimore unb gtortbsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-23
@riiiitb & Snrner Co., 207 NorbsVacasS trabe.

2anbDirtbidaitlifc @erGtbe uno
SGnereien.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-02-01
BONDING FOR ROADS.

A movement has been started by the
Medford Commercial Club to bond
jackson County in the sum of one
million dollars for road improvements.
That sounds like an enormous amount.
but after all, the bonds running over
number OF years could easily be
paid, the Improvement In general traf-
nc and benefits to be derived by the
farmers more than compensating for
the outlay in principal and interest.
The jackson proposition is one that
Is being carried out by California coun-
ties with great success, and is the only
positive method for securing good
roads
II jackson county succeeds in nut
ting its million-doIlar road improve
ment scheme into actual operation. IL
viii have set the pace for other coun-
ties that win fan in line. ana the result
viii be that in a few years. Oregon
VII acquire an enviable reputation
AZ the leading good roads state Of the
west
No movement that human agency
could inaugurate would tend TO an IN
The state with new population ana
contribute 70 substantial development
n the state Ike that OF the counties
pending millions for road improve
nents-Eugene Register.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-02-01
NEW BUSINESS FIRM
Hughes e. Bird Land Company Open
Real Estate Office.

The Hughes & Bird Land Company
is the name and style of new real
estate concern that Is opening offices
in the Matthews & Madison building
on Main Street. The members of the
firm are c. Hughes, of Salem, and
John Bird. of this city.
Carpenters have been remodeling
the building for Office purposes and
will complete their work today. The
offices are comfortable and commo-
dious and will be neatly furnished.
Mr.. Hughes. of the new company, is
member of the firm of Hughes &,
Parker, one of the successful real es-
tate concerns of Salem. He has been
handling acreage property in the
Guthrie neighborhood in Polk County
for several months and has been high
ly successful in locating many new
families in the county.
Mr.. Bird is too well known to need
any Introduction to the people of the
Willamette Valley. A native of Yamhill
County. he has spent the greater por-
tion of his life in Western Oregon
and is thoroughly familiar with its
needs. resources and advantages. AL
though new in the real estate business
Mr.. Bird has been a close observer of
business conditions and is thoroughly
conversant with property values in
the Valley He is a loyal Oregonian
and will prove an effective booster
for Polk County.
The new firm has formed strong
connections in Portland and viii
thereby be able to bring to Polk
County many homeseekers who might
otherwise find their way to other por-
lions of Western Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-02-01

The people of Dallas and Polk Coun
~ can scarcely realize how much de
pends on each stroke of the big OF
drill now being operated on the White.
aker farm. The very next stroke may
be the one that will bring undreamed
Of commercial supremacy to Dallas
and assure the good fortune and
prosperity of its inhabitants for all
time to come. Nor is any dream of fu-
tnre greatness an idle one, for the
prospect OF striking oil grows brighter
day by day. Every ascending stroke Of
the machinery brings up oil and II now
seems certain that 1t is only ques-
ton OF time until the valuable fluid
viii be found in paying quantities. So
anxious have the promoters of the
enterprise and the workmen employed
on the drill become to discover what
lies beneath the rich oil-bearlng shale
they are now pumping out that they
have begun operating the machinery
day and night For the sake OF the
men who have furnished their good
money to carry on this project. as
well as for the future welfare of Polk
County, IL is 90 be hoped that the
venture will prove successful and that
the promoters will receive the reward
50 richly due them.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-02-01

The basket social given by the of
ficers and men of Company H. in the
Armory, Friday evening, was not
largely attended, but those who were
there had good time. Mrs. Mae
Wright and Blair Dunkelberger en-
tertained with vocal solos of much
merit and Miss Perkins favored the
audience with a reading. Excellent
music was furnished by Stockwell's s
symphony Orchestra. One of the en-
5oyable features of the musical pro-
gram was a violoncello solo by John
c. Uglow. Mr.. Uglow played 'Traum-
crei, and his rendition of the pleas
ing classic so delighted the audience
that an encore was demanded. Mr..
Uglow responded by playing "Schu-
bert's Serenade." The instrument used
by Mr.. Uglow was for many years the
property of the late Hanford FowIe.
and has been pronounced by a Port
land expert and by Miss Edith Adams
as equal to many of the rare old Ital-
ian masterpieces. Frank Kerslake
auctioned the baskets, which sold
well, and merry hour was spent In
disposing of their contents
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-02-01
PEOPLE YOU KNOW
COmings and Goings as Told by Our
Exchanges.

George McCulloch, of Ballston, was
visitor in McMinnville on business
Friday y.-McMinnville Telephone Reg
lister.
James K. Sears, of Mccoy, was in
McMinnville, Tuesday, visiting with
his daughters and transacting busi-
ness.-McMinnville Telephone-R Regis
ter.
Sidney Trask and family returned to
Corvallis, Thursday, and it is probable
that Mr.. Trask will engage in some
line of business here. For some time
he has been interested in and travelling
for the Oregon Handle Factory, locat-
ed at Newberg. So many people have
come to Corvallis since Mr.. Trask and
family departed, that it perhaps
should be said that Mrs. Trask Is a
daughter of Father Moses. This fact
probably assists them to the conclu-
sion that there is no place like Cor
vallis.-Corvallis Republican.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-02-01
START KINDERGARTEN
school for the Wee Ones VIII Open
Next Monday.

For several weeks plans have been
under way for starting Kindergarten
+ in Dallas and everything is now ready
for the opening next Monday morn
Z ing at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
| George GerIinger The sessions will
/ last from to 11:45 each day. thus
giving the tiny tots time to reach
home before the lunch hour.
The services of Miss Helen Wright,
a trained kindergarten teacher, have
been secured. Miss Wright received
her training in Oberlin. Ohio. where
she also taught in the public schools
for several months She has been con-
Quoting a private kindergarten in Al
bany for several months, but leaves
that city to take up the work in Dali
las
The tuition charge will be $3.50 a
month for one child. or SIS for two
children from one family. In order TO
provide necessary equipment and
start the school, it has been found
necessary to charge families having
eral have cheerfully volunteered to
pay
Miss Matte Abbott will take the
kindergarten training under Miss
Wright and will act as assistant teach
er. Children will be called for each
morning and win be safely returned
to their homes by the teachers.
1t is scarcely necessary to point out
the decided advantages which Kin
dergarten brings to the little people
the states and cities where education
Is farthest advanced, free Kindergar-
tens in connection with the public |
school work are taken as a matter of |
During the fleeting first seven years |
If a childs life, when the most vivid /
ind lasting impressions are gained, |
here is no more valuable ally to the .
ipiritual teaching of home and church /
han that of the Kindergarten. The
less to do the right and to appreciate
he beauty of nature.
1t is earnestly hoped that all par
nts in Dallas who possibly can do SO
will send their children to this new
chool. 1t is expected that the school
will grow rapidly and that larger
uarters will soon be found. Amy fur
her information will be gladly fur
ished by Mrs. Conrad Stafrin, Mrs
:. 7. Sibley or Mrs. A. S. Campbell.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-02-01

Whether Polk County shall vote
''wet" or dry at the next election, or
whether the question will be brought
up again at that time, are questions
whose answers the Observer does not
even venture to guess. But one thing
is certain: The efforts of certain sa-
loon men and liquor interests in Sa-
lem to keep this county in the dry
column should no longer be permitted
to influence or blind its voters. That
game was worked to a finish two
years ago. The next election day is
still long way ahead, and these in
terested parties in resuming their ac-
tivlty so early have let their desires
get the better of their judgment. If
they do not exercise more caution, the
Polk County voters are liable to dis
cover the colored gentleman in the
WOOduiIe
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-02-01

The Government rested in the Bing-
err Hermann case yesterday and the
witnesses for the defense are now
being examined 1t is expected that
Mr.. Hermann will be placed on the
stand today and that the case will
be given to the jury before the end
of the week. The consensus of opin-
ion among those who have attended
the trial is that the prosecution has
failed to make strong case against
the Ex- Congressman and it is not i'm
probable that the defendants own
testimony will materially strengthen
this opinion. Hermann has many
friends in Oregon and these old neigh
bors and associates will be slow in be-
lfeving him guilty of any willful wrong
doing.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-02-01
Same Old Game.

Now. they're at II again. This time
It's butter instead OF flour. They
couldn't get around my coffee-mnl
wheat grinder. 50 they try the game
on butter. The Townsend Creamery
Company has just informed me they
cannot sell me butter because 1 am
underseiiing the other grocers in town.
lts true I have been uneerselilng them.
and ] am going TO keep it up. I can
get other creamery butter. have Il IN
stock now. and you can buy II at a
price here less than AZ any other store
in town Give me a trial at Simpsons
Cash Grocery on Mn Street Yours for
low prices and fair dealings
J. b. SIMPSON.