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Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
PROHIBITION IN C0NSTITU-
TlON DEFEATED 81 TO rs
lContinncd rom pnec ID

" 0nNtffNhtf -
free railway passes As reported by
the committee the section provided
that lawma kers accepting free trans
portation should forfeit their offices
This does not quite meet the views OF
the convention so an additional PEN
atty in the nature Of thousand dollar
fine and one years Imprisonment in
the penitentiary was added.
An effort Was made to include
county and state officers among
those who may not legally receive
railway passes. This was not done
IL being pointed out that the MEM
beers OF the legislature. themselves Ge-
barred from the time-honored priVi-
lege of riding free. would undoubted-
ly take the earliest opportunity 10 sec
that not only state and county Off
rers. but private citizens as wen were
forced To pay fun fare or stay az
home
The debate over section one Of the
legislative report was long drawn out
and several minor changes were made.
As adopted the section provides for
the referendum only on laws passed
by the last legislature. before the
time ~ the presentation Of petition.
Delegate Hudspeth made an effort 10
N mango llAlS 80 tutl Hll Jaws hN matter
how ancient. could be submitted 10
the popular vote and repealed by the
people direct. Deleeate Bursum op-
posed this rs tending 10 destros the
stability ul law. Delegate Catrnn
likewise took this view as did Chair
man Springer OF the revision commit
tee. who declared that IL would De in
effect putting into operation the in
ifiHtire which the convention has ai-
ready rejected. The Hndspcth
amendment was lost on roll call. by "a
strict IarC. Vote. sS To- "a. thus put
tin- the democrats OF the convention /
on record a-ainst the referendum. |
nien nifrost everyone 90 them came |
io Santt Fe pledged to support. At
ine hl-ht session peie1ute Richard !
son secured permission Ca change his /
.ntt on The proposition from the ne-- 1
itife in tna affirmative. Iur-e Rich /
rdsou. however. mlde DO clear thai /
lc voted for the refor ndum a.
principle. aud not Tor 10 in the form
u which Be- Hil appear in tbs cnnsfI-
.utinr about to De- adopted
AZ fhe afternoon session 4 letter fa
.irs. T. ). Prince. state regent of the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
ATTACK OK MARATHON
HAS NUT NNIEEIAIJZTD

: i! pasa, Texaa. Not lA-The an
reiritt3 attack Dn Marathon. TexHA
.9g an armed bndy % WHxlcan inyad-
zsrs. had nct mnttrmlixed ga late
nour tonight Tho Fruuts sent out
Thursday night 90 locate the supposed
hostile band returned dpIing tie dag.
bht wfrc unable 20 confirm the fe-
port % an Invasion. a report e cure
rent tonight that st.re had been
iuofod tffa hsfned "a Tcrlineun an
Isolated Town NEAR tho llip Gnndt.
south ~ slaiht TeSnk bpt ~ con
flrnniicn can be secured " is ne-
iirvea ihat 4 marsuaing hgnd of Mes
icnns ate operating HianN the river
pieNinp on tanehers go Anth Sides
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
SON KILLS FATHER
WHEN ASKED TO
PAY BOARD
Indiana Youth ConfesSes to
Murder and Leads Police to
Old Well Into Which He
Threw Body


Muncie Ind, Nov iS.--'I Thought
be was dead l loaded the buggy and
started for the old wcil. ] had the
body prupped mp on the seat. ON the
way father revived little ana threw
his arms around my neck. Then 7
beat him over the head again until he
was quiet Just as WAS about to
throw the body into the well he eroan-
"a and gave q icng sigh
This, according 20 the police is part
ot the signed confession 0f Benjamin
smith 22 years old. farmer now in
the Muncie iail II was the climax OF
"a remarkable recital of murder
last night with blood ON his hands.
smith staggered into the home of Mr..
shaw and told the story of having
hecn Wsylaid by highwayman.
Smiths father was m3 steriously miss
ing and suspicions were aroused
which led to his arrest Under ev-
animation he finally said thnt be
would SHOW the police where hls
father wHs
IT, led the way 90 AN abandoned
VOL and pointing. said
There Dee u.s.
From THE old we'll the police took
the 1od5' of Charles smith. the father
The police learned that the father
and son had 0uarrcied because the
t'ther wanted Young Smith 10 pay
board
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
IMPORTERS ABE HELD
ON FRAUD CHARGES

Neu ferk. Nov Isaae aai
Manning Phillips members nf the
firm 81 T. and ~ Phillips importers
~ Nc - West istn street were ar
refted this afternoon charged Win
has ing defrauded the government out
of duty on wooden wearing apparel
imported from France hy means of
falSe eaugniar invoices.
As the government Is In possession
~ evidence concerning number &
alleged fraudulent impurtltions hy the
firm. h1N WAS fixed at $40 0uUN Tor
each prisoner This WAS furnished.
Assistant District Attorney g.. o.
whitney. who has charge % fhe prose-
rptian. says the duties out of which
the government has becn defrau3ed
Wili reach $50. 0HN
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19

d. A. H., was read The letter which
was prepared by Delegate Monfoya,
was for the purpose Of thanking -irs-
Prince FOR handsome gaFel present
ed to the convention on the openin4
day. other matters disposed OF at tn .
Afternoon and night Sessions We're the
articles on constitutional amendments.
mines and mining, and judiciary de-
partment. These articles We're adopt
ed as reported from the committee
on revision
Notwithstanding the constant and
excellent work OF the revision COM
mittee and the long sessions OF the
conrcntioa all hope OF adjournment
tomorrow night has been abandoned.
bat il is now believed that the work
win have been completed by Monday
or Tuesday night.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19

poi down any disturbance 'irei.
lars mAIc3 appear iu hafn yean serl
rot hy Neaarn or 1iie aRcfts from san
Anfonia ta persons "a ttis eiiY. out
zine his. csmpai iEn ana anHonncs AiH-
defn as constitutional president =
MeNfcn-
Amang eihef statements Is the foi-
lovlrn
E'raueisea Maaefe riii place
ny~'if at ti4F aess9 NJ a revolutionary
party aeainei tae aof einnerl ~ Mex-
itos ketrseen fhe az arntiefh nua tHir-
sieth of November shail iead inv ful-
l9Aers M9.lnsf tae 4afnneaf ~
Aexico.
~ the usn affestfH here far NFu-
ptVttN "a fNr rN1filIfHtt FH# y if'
saFa hiH name az eislo Eeeh.a. ears
r.ea 4 commission frpm MadefH nafu-
ing Rim as governor - tlle sfate oi
JisdalKD
Plans 1T the rsfui4tlanlsfa Includes
an uprising which afls 80 haYc occur
rec IN aieSfco siis ne1t afternoon slld
10 iiborate The thousands of rrlsoners
IN Belem. TIE ianinus eifg tail and SO
the penlt~niiary There niars have
been e3feetuailx frustrated et tho
Federal a3fhorisies aha have fakcn
Stefk il Vas sid. IL preserve cfaer
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
INSURGENT BAND
IS DEFEATED
Administration Of National
Grange Wins First Round and
May Drop 0uarrelSome
Leaders.


iBy Morning Journal sneciai Isassd nirel
Atlantic cts \ j. Soy. is--The
move made hy the Insurgents fer aa-
cess 90 tho books of the Natinun
Grange 90 gecure evidence pf alleged
reckless u.c ~ funds ~ the 0rsnu-
Huiicn, mti defeat after fhr danHie
in WAien Use hostile O. reos pHt lnrlh
tpcir hest sle' kfrs todHt.
Wivcs, who, according to tne iuws
el the grunge. arc given equal franc
phlse with thyl husbands iu mang
cases, voted Iu opposition to the mon.
whon fhe atauannttffs AuN lueer-
gents finala fined up i0r nailet
Mnrh The Nofa MAS counted the in-
siletnis had met aiih deieHt iu lheir
Ilrst move ta Nrcst the control ram
thr pr sent administration.
henaf dnE ihe uiaus ef thp aamin-
Huaiiou, whiuh holds over ta tbc
national officers are elpcfed cNcy
either gtsir. 60 havr.thn sn-ealied api-
fairr~ Diouehi o. ui.l nnd dropped
srrm membership nt uf iho Officers
s'l1 mar uAlo.s ihf opposition sus
gaIned lts allegations Monday Nheu
ihe N.tiunui GuinHe wouli st Hs irHl
t'ff formal efRrgrs would ec prose-
sufri lu tnr lodges fn which thU ur| e.
ifniofs of thr allegations nrlongcd.
Tho fNn headers Wht Hr most
iiEeis lo he Qroueht n tr4l uf
George r. Hamilton ot NtW NotR
cts aun George Helms o. Milhle.I
Do-' station ln stores. ule nua fc
ialnrnncc and marketing rroduets
ahlefls occupied titt Htt ufl.n vi fhr
Eirnae ptiur te thc aar ucr fhr
penins nf the books Is,r, state
f1asisr nhn fersiteti declared ll.t
who're ihe e1-orrrsite FInn ntJ la..n
introduced, p hH sr.a ius n napu-
lariig anl n1is stttn- hrle sum. tn
tfta tlrfnrfH
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
Of
DEMOCRATS
CALLED
10 DEFINE ATTITUDE or
PARTY ON CONSTITUTION
Delegates Are TO Meet at Santa
fe on TbiId Monday in Der
ce0bef Committee TO Ana
I'VE Organic Act


lfspeeial Di.pairh 50 tts Morning 1oarnail
santa re. ". b. Ner Ik.~-1 haif
Imam W n Walton ~ the democratic
leentr.l eoiamit.ee baa imued eaii
Tor s delegate convention u fhe party.
(which Is a. meet in Santa Fe on the
tthird Mondnf iu December The par
pose of the aonyehfian il % 4riinc the
iatttuae ~ the democracy on the
iadoptinu uf the constitution Tor the
state 81 AeU Mexico nuW being fruni-
.s iu tAis cifs Representation So the
coming convention win Be based upon
the fate ca-f Tor tie lion - 4. Lar
raznlM democratic candidate fen coA-
arcfz iu tie election ~ 1905 The
democratic ecntral committee INST
mere today IT, tis 81 nnff chamber nt
the ealttoi building And tnc meeting
Is said fu haFe been % somewhat
stormy one ~ was hcid hohina clos
"a doors ana details are meagre, but
u is known TINT committee WaH ap-
pointed ~ anHiyze the constitution al
ter ite adoption snd To- make recon-
meuaationE - tne convention as "a
whether or not il should have the APP
pr tHI So ihe democratic nartg Hs
body
The committee consists ~ the foi-
lowing gentlemen a. \. Jones. DOM
fHN8AAN AAHAlt4tAA ftiHAlftAtktsAHAfF HRAAtt 2
Morrow. or coifs,A county, James g.
Fitah Df socorrG county: Kueenio Rp-
nero 81 Mora county. q. A i.arraxoia T!
mere. ~ Mora county g. a Richard 4
soN of Chares county. \ - Lnughlin I.
of santa DE county
Among tine ulembeIs ~ the com I
mittee ere one ar two men who are I
Known fo bt opposed t. statehood az 4
this time and Who believe the party /
'giil sfand better chance Of control I
ling Kew Mexico n the admission OF (
ti4e territory can b. delayed until 1913 1
at which time thcy profess - believe I
there will be democratic president +
ana 8 democratic congress
1n the other hand there are mem
hers OF thc committee. ana they are
believed to constitute majority. who
are confident shat the democratic
pHits weuld hc committee political
suicide II Il stands in tho way of thv
adoption - tHe constitution and The
attainment ~ the life-lo long ambition
~ ;he people ot Sew Mexico for home
rnie ana state government
Anpther meeting of the central com
miitec is ~ b~ held tomorrow morn
ing IL which hnir committee is 10 "a
which is ~ confer with the
republican members of the conStitu-
t{anHt ronf cnti9n Nith View uf
1 rmlne plan 81 which may o. Sc
nre1 "a non-paftisan Judiciary
3g@ how an election for Judges
maF Dr. kept free from politics is
problem thut remains ~ Ee solved
boz those h8ck 90 the plan seem 20
iaNc hieh nopcg 81 belng aido 10 FUR
1ish solution
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
A. ]. MaIoy
PA CENTRAL AVE.
Phone 72.


ing the mails "a defraud. The COM
plainant washerwoman. told a pa
thetic tale
The fortune teller made her give
mp $50 as a retaining dee. MIS-.
koehler said. Then later she charged
So for 2 magnetic charm and also
had her bury $40 in gold in a cigar
box fun of salt. The gold disap-
peared but the son remained insane
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
TOWN Al MARATHON
STILL GNDIE A.I ARD.

"a Iasp Texas Nov 49, Marathon,
. hieh feared ga aitack b3 MeAicans
h.af night Following tie burning ~
e county man 3 few dats eH at h0ek
SpfinrE IN stt under guard tanlent.
Scouts thst have been securing Inc
vonMfiy f0r fwenty-fnur aours have
taiieu in zei trace ni the uiafglid.-rs
II " moss l,eiievrd rae gang wees
composed tof Mexican cattle thieves
whose etleet was piunder and net re-
Yangg. on tkiH tbrerf tne Marathon
sefli0n feeiH easier although sialnuec
has gol been ralgaea
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
HUSBAND AND WIFE
CONVICTED OF MURDER

nsQu'0u. Ark. Not- ls.---In the cir-
c1it court hrrc today o. iury returned
verdict nf murder lu thc first de-
-rre leainsi John Ford and BATS wife.
LrNa fnrd for tie killing of William
Nichols. near here. ou ~crtcm her 81
iud1 Cowling sentenced both 90 he
hln-aa on Januar -.
The fards were tenants ct Nichols.
VINO was o. former member Of ihe Ar
kHnsls legislature
the ungsdN resulted from Nichols
dflFins across "a pea patch belonging
i' t.f fnrfis fn Gpf Co fgN hIfu
DITCH he nlt reserved
tnf testimony showed that Nlehcls
NH stabbed fn death hl Ford aud
fnat hr- Ford aliss hIm Boa tfc d1ra
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19

Denver. Nov. lS.-The ColorAu'
chapter of the American mining con,
gress tonight received the report o.
the executive committee on plans o-
work Tor the ensuing year. This in' W
cludcs active efforts to wipe out tus
high grading and many other matlrI'
Of interest to mining operators lu'
report Of the committee on mine 'A'
alton. which was declared 10 De eA,
cessiNc, was received and accepted Hn. l,
decision y made to effect uhliol ~
reduction OF taxes on mines through
out the state.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
srcRIT SERVICE MIN
tAIIIEH an IAfl'pD

Laredo. Texas Noe. h Iht ~
snce - iiiisen Mexican seeset sef-
Fice men here shows the BiHz evy-
efnmeni y thoroughly asiiFe e. the
danger ot o border Hprisxne. rumorE
81 watch have Aecn rife FOR davs
Especially hrr the gecr4f service
mon on tnc Iooknnt for suspected rev
olntiouisf ieaders Uha uay rfGas the
RIO Grantie into the United states and
for shlupments ~ arms o. MrNkn
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
FIGHT ON HASKELL
IS ENDED
All Cases Against the Governor
IN Town Tot Cases Are NoIIe
Pressed.


chir knsha 0kia Nov iN.-All
cases against Governor G. n. Haskell
werr nolle pressed here IN the fed
erai court late lodaE This action
ends th. legal fight against Haskell
ana athers in connection with the
Muskurae ict charges which has been
Waged r. The federal courts FOR sew
erni years
The cases dismissed were tho Inited
Sultes aaainsl &. N.Hasken G. 81.
Turner Waiter Eaton and Fredotiek
SEVER
Tle eases recently came 70 irial be-
fore Judge Marshall Of the Utah dis
trict federal cornt sitting nj McAles-
ter. Judge Marshall sustained de-
murre that the statute OF limitations
barred prosecution. Federal attor-
rcys then sdyiscd that rho cases he
dismissed and formal action clearing
the docket WIS ordered hy Judge
Campbell
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
FORTUNE TELLER is
ARRESTED FOR FRAUD

Cincinnati NOV. ls.-voodoo charms
and similar methods were prescribed
a. cure Tor insanity by Mrs Clara
Earnes. according 20 stors told hy
Mrs- Mary j. koHhier before a United
states commissioner here today. Asa
result. the former wus held To the
federal grand jury on charges OF us
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
LABOR MEASURES
ARE DISCUSSED
AHz0na Delegates Tentatively
Adopt Several Propositions.
Dealing With Workers

measures were debated In the consti-
tutioual convention today aud the re-
.sut of the day was not satisfactory
to either side because of the confus-
lon resulting from thc alleged im-
perfection II the measures
The measures tentatively adopted
were those establishing q le-al hoii-
day of eieht hours on state WORK
creating 4 labor commission with a
commi ssicnrr and BOARD of arhitra-
tion pfshihiting tho exchange OF
~hlgck lists" Prohibiting child labor
The debate on child labor consumed
more than all others combined The
proposition cCmpeliing corporations tn
pay at least semi-monthiy WAS de-
fcated
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19

New YORK. Nov fE Members %
ih. s.eiafs nf Naval Architects and
Marine Engineers. Who haze been iu
annual convention Do New York for
two DAYS closed their deliberations
with q banquet nj tht Waldorf Astoria
tonight
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
WHITE MAKES THREE
FLIGHTS AT PHILADELPHIA

ihIlrltlrhia NaE arsiiHn.o
White tht Enrnsh yllter rasstd
ager fhd phiiantlpHH fftE yards and
crasseu fhe Delaware rtfr uts Aer
5ervta lee bis bipltnf fatHt. whom ar
made t4res rigHts at uc aviation
meet of The Aero riuh uf i'suu-l D.
Elria
HIS flight 10 tHt nHft tHru uue nH
only joe lert. hf fIrn nFNr The conn
Iludlufs oifle lud abe HIs nsr-
ships, arruss TIE river la thf Opposite
shore ana thra returned f. thf
h4le1r.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
THREE ARE KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Bakersfield. cal. Nnv lN-Frnnk
stevens. an autnmC hlie driver of BE-
and. and Marie Brown ans tirriie
Davis two women ef Moron pol sr.
kilrd In an automobile disaster near
Al.f.lana early today lu lestenHir
81 st.sr grude before maEin- a shafr
rlrrf Stef ans lost Coufrni of rne
-trffnr scar and thr arta-1aalla
I'nueel eff an emhankm l-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
T,peuri,inr RECORD Broken.

Council Bluffs. Iowa Nov ~
ton with the national horilc d ltilS J. 4.
contest. n. q. BlasdeIl of New hoIA
today broke the WORLDS record ior on.
minute by writing 1S5 words itp@
printed matter without an error. eg.ii' s,.,,
inc the record Of Mrs. Florence WIZ
son of l5i words with TWO errors
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
TEXAS RANGERS VIII
WITCH AZ IIIE nDHDIi.

Corpus Christi Texas Nof s
ecmpanN ~ state riunsla passed
through Here toaay en route u the
lower Hla Grande country. II Is pre-
ahmed they will pe used a. entch IA,
Mexican borfirr
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19
COUNTS CONDITION
UNAVOIDABLE
IoIstoI Is Resting Quietly But
Oxygen Is frequently Admin
iStered 10 Him.
ny Morning Seuruai sas,iai Isas.d wlrel

As,opapn. Nut iN-At 1850 O'Clock
tHis mornm- Count Iro Tnistui was
festn- quietly After having rcmuir-
~ prHr1tslis unchanged throughout
,ne day the condition ul the count
took un uufst stnra hi' furn late thi- af-
t'ruaou. psl -en uls administered
ta the patient Nhn frequently lust cau-
0,iD i4sufss
Great anxiety. Was expressed by
thUs- ht abe bedside. hut hopes hatr
nnf nren abandoned Tor DIS ultimate
reoatrr.
AT o',lock this evening rolsou p
temperature Was 60 sN. pulse No and
rfsplrlfion So BE was quite eon-
seirli- and sleepy and VERY weak Suu
iHtar n the er"nlu- after alyster
t-nlHrraturs bad been taken which
re-isi red $50. she geuoral feeling ~
tfr r iient Na~ better
nr bcrnhenhclm said.
ihn ase ie rut homeless. though
i' means ulIl await tn relieve fhr
'lfritNrl henr throughout nerinds
nf nurnn-einusncse
$50 icaus nt tho bed chamber es-
eil'et lstoi To-day ha rehuklH pr.
af' irhntim tor entering and nat
s''ttlns him This mornilg ne de-
tnu 81 tnHt silnr ono read 90 him
disconnected renfenocs hc had dictst.
sd Nhiiv Ir 81 semi-aclrIous siat. last
u.ahf
Nhr ii"n synod is tr, Ia1 ms all nts-
ra fn approach tht- i.6fisiif of count
faIsluI.
thi flans Aaislat. eid go aau-ii-
irf. AaiinH. vas permitted Gao ser Dior
fDHr far f.u minutes
car Take. sn Iulcrc-t
t.t'T.NAft. AHt. EWr .rnr
Nicholas tndar hnl $50 audience af
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19

We beard ana care Tor horses
The hest - care Euaranfcfc ". l..
1rimbie a Co. ia North second ST
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19

cilfauch between ttr penerabi man
and the church We're hot affected
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19

- i0tHrs furE. sos. ls-Emr Hral
Nilhoias tndav hnd nu rufIenrs aI
frnfufa taf Lrkiaunif nf tha unf
si nnd 90 whom hr expressed the wish
that 'oHnt r'isoil he hHrI.i lecarl-
ire ta ufrNnrdct rfe oven H d. n-
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-11-19

Journal Want ADS Get Results
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-25
FROM scHooLRooM TO FARM Welded ON THANKSGIVING
Former Principal of Dallas Public
School Enjoys Outdoor Life.

The life of a farmer for me,
laughingly exclaimed Professor w. l.
Reynolds, as he stepped into the OBJ
server office this morning to exchange
greetings. "It is the healthy, outdoor
work that gives a man muscle and
makes him feel that life is worth liv-
ing"
While numerous leading business
men of Dallas. who were once naughty
schoolboys, will unite in declaring that
there never was anything much the
matter with the Professors muscles,
the fact remains that his friends never
saw him looking better. He has a nice
little farm and orchard near Shaw,
Marion County, and with his wife and
son, Willis, is leading the life of a
happy, contented granger.
Professor Reynolds had not been in
Dallas for several months and was kept
busy shaking hands with friends dur
ing his few hours visit this morning.
He is pleased to note the many i'm
on every hand and pre-
diets a bright future for Dallas.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-25
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Frances Byers. Of Salem. /.
visiting friends in Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Fenton spent
Thanksgiving in Portland.
P. A. Finseth went to Portland this
morning on a business visit.
Mrs. b. Casey and daughter, Helen,
left Wednesday for Roseburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Parker, of Perry
dale, are Dallas visitors today.
B. 2. Riggs, Of Salt Creek, is a
business visitor in Dallas today.
Mrs. U. S. Loughary returned We'd
nesday from a brief visit in Portland.
Chrsty Stafrin, of Portland, is visit
ing at the home of his mother, Mrs.
M. B. Stafrin.
Lief Finseth came out from his ST.
letz claim and spent Thanksgiving
with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Yves .Boscow, of Port
land, are visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. d. p. Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs O. O. McCannon, of
Fort Stevens, are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs e. A. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Greer and
daughter, of Newberg, are visiting at
the home of Mrs Rebecca Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hooker of Falls
City, were visitors at the home of j.
j. Williams on Thanksgiving Day.
II. Hirschberg, President of the In
National Bank, was busi-
ness visitor in Dallas this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Chapman
and son, of Salem, spent Thanksgiv-
ing at the home of Mrs J. C. Gaynor.
Mrs. E. E. Paddock, of Independ-
ence, was a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George L. Hawkins this
week.
Ray Boals, a student of the Oregon
College, is spending the
holiday at his home in
Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Phelps, of
Portland, are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Phelps parents, Mr.. and Mos. j.
Fl. Hollister.
Mrs. w. B. Cobb and two little
daughters, of Portland, are visiting at
he home of Mrs. Cobbs mother, Mrs.
Alice Dempsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hubbard have
gone to Portland for a two months
stay. Mr. Hubbard is learning the
1arber's trade in that city.
A. M. Werner and family have NOV
ID to Dallas from Perrydale and are
their new residence, recent
y purchased from George Scott.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-11-25
COURT HOUSE NOTES
Court Items, Real Estate Transfers.
And Other News Briefly Told.
. MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John Whitmore and Elsie Wyman
Victor A. Ballantyne and Edna Hall
PROBATE.
Estate Of William Grant. deceased
final account set for hearing Decem-
her "a at 10 a. m.
Estate of Wealthy Mitchell, deceas-
ed-bond approved; c. w Irvine, S.
B. Walker and ]. e. Hubbard appoint
ed appraisers for property in Polk
County; w. H. Scott, j. #. Groves and
w. w. Percival appointed appraisers
for property in Marion County.
REAL ESTATE.
w. ]. STOW ct ux to T. M. Stow ct al,
141.91 acres, t 8 s, 6 W, 800.
T. ID. HoIlowell ct ux to A. f. Cour-
ter and G. f. Wick, lots in Falls City,
$40.
J. w. Richardson, Jr., ct ux to Mar
tina G. Richardson, lots in Independ-
ence, $3.50,
Fred Noe to A. d. and ]. r. James,
ESQ acres, t9s, ri w, $1,000.
Cecil and Geneva Wilcox to W. II.
Wilson, so acres, t rs. W, $1,000.
Wilber Beaver ct ux to M. II. Tin
ker, 5 acres, It's, rs W, $4,000.
Noah Jones ct ux to Henry Kinzel
and Philip Kohl, 1926 acres, 6s, r
W. slS,2SO.
M. G.. Flynn ct ux to Maud T. San
derson, 10 acres in A. Blevens d l c,
$3.50.