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New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
MARLIN WINS CLUB MEDAL
Takes Permanent Possession of
Golf Trophy by Third Victory.

After being three years in competition at
handicap medal play. Charles f Marlin
won the club medal yesterday at the St.
Andrews Golf Club. There were forty
starters. but only nine returned cards The
trophy is now the permanent property OF
Mr. Marlin. although he had only a stroke
the better OF the net result over Alfred
Craven
Il was the intention that the medal, which
Is replica Of the prize in the independent
amateur championship over the old St An
drews links in 1894. prior TO the organiza-
ton Of the United States Golf Association.
should be played for every year until it be
came as historic a prize as the John Reid
gold medal. which has been played for at
scratch medal play since 1887.
Mr.. Marlin spoiled the plan by winning
1t for the three years II has been IN com
petition Another trophy viii probably be
offered under the same conditions.
The cards follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
WITH THE CHESS PlAYERs
Marshall May Extend Trip II
Pacific Coast.

In the course OF his lecture az the Brook-
Iyn Academy Of Music yesterday. the second
of the series OF four before the members oc
the Brooklyn Institute or Arts and Sciences
Hermann Helms reproduced on the denon-
stration board problem IN three moves by
the famous Frank HeaIey. In calculating
his theme. Principles Of Correct Play
Mr.. Helms gave several examples OF th8
play OF Paul NIOrphy and contrasted Il With
that OF the so-caIIed modern school
AT the annual meeting OF the Rice Chess
Club officers and directors were elected for
the ensuing year as follows: E Kirsch-
berg. president; Gustav H KOehler, vice.
president: Julius Finn. treasurer N Salz-
berger. financial secretary; Dr. Alexander
F. Fuerst- corresponding secretary: y H
Bierwirth. II. N. Phillips. Max Philips and
Otto ROething. directors for the term OF
two years. Louis Helm. Dr. A FraundIic1
and Leon ROsen,- directors for the term Oe
one year.
p Marshall. United states champion.
has decided TO leave New York Cor his tour
Of the country on November IS. Ills Jour
neyfng this time may take him as far az
the Pacific Coast. At each place he win
lecture both on the Max Lange attack and
the Rice Gambft-
The Interborough Chess League has Or
ganfzed FOR the season with the following
officers: C. s Anderson, president; ". A.
Fyfe, No 352As Hancock street. Brooklyn.
secretary and treasurer A tournament 0s
TWO rounds will be begun on October %
Philadelphia has thirteen-year-old chess
player by the name OF z. VI Edwards. who
is making quite reputation for himself
At the NorristOwn Chess Club last week hs
undertook to play simultaneously against
SIX opponents. He played in al eIevao
games. making score OF victories, 1 loss
and drawn games
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Frs sixteen l=eEl-anal rounds. n Bowers
Erllk-ar--- reaI = y Ea1uage- OIL CITY. up
az E r. PLAY ~ alter = Travis, Garden City.
bss- F-l-l herLle. GE.ladelphla Country Club
F-s. r.--a--1ag-s beat Bowers. Up and .
Bes,s- e.-t- .s-s- sixteen: serni-anal round
= a. ---s1n- spring Haven. beat Mcleod
-rr Atlantic l.-E- teaE A " TtIliuEhast.
FtlaL-.---- Cricket Club. = 70 and : 10 play
Fi1a. -.-l-------Jo1 ue2t thompson, - and
st5raz
E5a6s---e. .--- r. = Richards. 81 Andrews.
q - M. -0 PLAY ~. z Wilson FTankfOrd,
kzE- James l----. Nl--c-s- ; UQ and 10 play.
Ff14- -7l---S---- leat Wilson, Up and
ga r--- .se-o-6 sixteen; seui-hnaI round,
~ p --z. --aas1oVne. beat =. r No
StiEr. H.I-E-a-- = up and 20 play; Dr.
sense-a-. s-.a---- C--s. beat A " snedelIer.
Fms. -.-a--Se-sezaan beac Evans. c up and
Tgi-s sixteen .ss-1l-eral round,-CglarIes L.
C-v. ~ and 4 20 p-aE- o r Brown. Hunting
F.1sI r1-aa--4zga beat Br5Wn. Up and
Beaten e.zzt. -hl-z sixteen Cse-ni-ensl round
?. E. DAVIS. F-l-lt-r-. beat A. W Wesrney,
T--a5s.-HlG- 2 ~ aEG 70 play; Z. Il. Jones,
L.1--4es--.-a ---1Ae- CUB, beat l. e. BuckWaI-
T-azl r0za5-Dafls beat Jones. I'D and 1 10
Fc---h z-rsee- ,zeuls-fual -ound)-E II Fair
banks. Eer-1---v--e. b=at c. p MachOid, Phila-
A------ daG = 10 play. =
H---1-suE1. Atlantic city. beat E A. Johnson
C0.u--lz- u- zE5 20 play
Fi-a- r7r-1-E-----la-E beat Fairbanks. 8 up
B-d pay.
Bezse1 etE-- <ou--H sixteen J=er1i-fuaI round
- 2. - z.ls. zr8-irllnk beat c. E Black.
E-zahe-l. ~ aC1 3 10 play . : White Al
Ez1lc C.-g- heaS = l. B1zhy, Merchantville,
= El1 = fr play
F1-sl -r-lC--gT-. 1-1s beat White. I'D.
Fiffr EiE-ea- I=e--l-f7nal rOunC}- a. 3. Endt-
ectt A-a--t. Ci-E. 5ea- @ Earp. EiveTtoIl, 5 -p
EnG -- plays r s. Hicks. Philadelphia Cricket
Cu5. bar - =. WEi-e, Atlantic City, : I'd and
pay
Pa -o11d-En5i1or- beat Hicks. 1 Up. u
hceE
Bez-Hr .E-f, H~-h sixteen tEerni-f1al round
. . -v~Ee-- Atlantic CRY heat l. c. Reed.
Atisl-ic --y, Up and - play; a e. Baker.
stsnt0 7atT. tear :. p Rober-s,- HOCrestoWn.
Z - HlC play
Ftra- -o-1r-sEoyer beat Baker = - and !
rzr-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
OLDFIELD MATCH OFF AGAIN
Rain Postpones His Race with
Johnson at Sheepshead Bay.

Jupiter Pluvius stopped the OIdfeld-Jack
Johnson automobile match race at the
Sheepshead Bay racetrack yesterday, for
the second time
The heavy rain Of yesterday morning
made the track so soft that the officials
decided the going would not be safe for the
big racing machines which OIdfeld and
Johnson had decided to drive.
Both Oldheld and Johnson have agreed
that no matter what the weather, they
Will race on Tuesday. and Johnson conf
IDENTIFY remarked: They're making a lot
Of new champions in all lines this year"
OIdield sat back with a grin of confidence
when told of Johnson's remark.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
A WALkOVER FOR TRAVIS
Veteran Found Bowers Hardly a
PaceRlaker in Final.
VICTOR PLAYS FINE GOLF
Beats Kemble Easily in Semi
Final Match-Other Atlantic
City Results.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune, ]

Atlantic CITY. Oct. %c-PlayinE along in
.--esisrfhie style, Walter J. Travis simpllz a
vs6ed through his feid in the invitation
roie tournament which terminated on the
INKS OF the Country Club Of Atlantic City
,,-sav. IN the decisive match the Garden
ritv expert defeated s y. Bowers. OF
BROOKLYN. 20 the tune Of up and to play
Earlier in the day Travis overwhelmed
--ank KemaIe OF the Philadelphia Co1n-
- Club. by an and : margin. The one
s,5ed nature Of these matches was ex-
rlained by the brilliant style Of golf hand
e. OH by the victor. who reached the turn
both times IN 3.
Charles L. Tappin. Of Westbrook, con-
tfnued MS good work in the third sixteen
sn6 won that cup. defeating c. F. Brown.
q Huntingdon Valley. up and , 10 play
n the fnaI round.
Sc far as the decisive match was con
ce-ned. there was only one man in the
srsir. With the exception Of the h.
where he got a 3 20 for his opponent
Bowers never did better than halve holes
There was little 70 choose between the pair
OF the tee. but superior direction on the
approaches gave Travis distinct advan-
ssre.
Early IN the fray Bowers developed an
unsteady streak that proved disastrous. At
she first hole topped second shot into the
sand trap left him hOpelessly out Of it
there, as Travis laid a superb approach /
stone dead and won the hole tn TO an /
zvp1oxl1lated s.
Travis played the long third and fourth 4
holes perfectly. and Just let Bowers beat /
himself On the ninth green a t7venty-foot 4
put t-ac lifted the cup prevented Travis |
z-r-- z-f-c- r7-~ n e h--- as IL was his 9=
70 The turn beat par q stroke and placed |
Bower : down Thereafter Travis con-
riuued 70 move along IN 1aultless style,
E1nninE one and halving three Of the next
fru- h0les-s
When the match ended Travis was q
stroke better than =, the card reading as
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
UPPER MoNTcLAIR COUNTRY.
- Telegraph b = Trlhune. ]

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
MontcIair. y. J. Oct Members Of the
Upper M0ntcIair Country CLUB to-day
PLAYED the first round for the president 5
clp offered by A c. Fetterolf. p. G. Wat
son beat T. h Gardner up 5; c. W. Sim
m7nIs beat =. : Hamilton up a; E z.
I.av7es beat A. H White Up !; H. S. Bios
som beat A & North by default; E J.
Steer beat A z Smith up I; H W Mar
r1n beat P. ". Graham l up A b
Swezey beat F. : Madison Up l. 5. P
ServereI beat C. H DonneU I up 3.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
TRINITY CLUB SWIMMING MEET.

The Trinity Club. Of Brooklyn, has issued
a call for candidates for the swimming
team. and the response has been encouras
ing. Fred RisIer, who has been elected
acting captain, has Won considerapie non
ors in local sprlnring races ana VIII oOaCn
+,,z -gcr,.f+s. among whom is good material
o,na-s who viii attempt 70 put the Brook
-, Ci,,1, on g. par with aquatic organizations
= -. same borough are Arthur Sheridan.
80 Nelson. George J. Lopez. Paul Adams,
r. pearsaE. Bin Jones. Jim Dew hurst
and Joseph Graufeld-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
PLAINFIELD COUNTRY CLUB.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune. 7

Plainheld, n J, Oct 22-By defeating
Frank c. TaImadge 1 up c. 3. Morgan won
the golf championship in the final round
at the Plainffeld Country Club to-day. In
the final round for the second sixteen H
D. Hibbard defeated r S. Rowland by de-
fault and in the final for the third six
teen w. T. Kaufman defeated c. "
King UP and to play.
L. H Gates defeated c. ". Church by
up in the final for the defeated eight
of the second sixteen and B. F. Keiffert
defeated George s. Clay by UP and 1 10
play in the final for the defeated eight of
the third sixteen.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
GLIB HANDICAP

srs-- c-a-il1i i1lsllp lseull-fDal rDund)-N. Is.
c. b-at T W. Male. up and 10 play;
( play
-, Il = eRa- tseIll-fnal roundt-F. ". Dyer
lar y, 81 aclll-z 4 ~. ; =. TODD beat {. l.
.se-E- ~ and - pIay
-, y elg-t aseull-flnal rClnC1--EValter Brown
nlrns - : cr1sz - and 70 play: J = siEn-
Fo,.s-t 9 j. Iarner . up ana 70 play
a. 70 eight tseEui-flEa1 rolzndB-A- r. Stone
= ri n ~ - fh-lDll1k 4 ~. +. 4 Stewart beat
F5s. lo-zh. ly sefauIt
hsss q e8nt fseull-fsual round)-F. s. Hyau
cFsebrs.. "a Harrison. : Cd and > 70 play; W. B.
gIgTl I'At y. T. KirkaI6y. J up
bssf ~ 1-sAs fsemi-f1nal rOuDcb-E- r H0EaE1y
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
GGRDEER HEADS YALE TEAM

tHy Telegraph 20 The TrIbune-l
AeT Esven. Oct z2-Robert Abpe Gard
As-' q cage, vas to-day elected captain
= ne Yale gof team for the next year
As ~ss the amateur golf champion last
- s1d 81 a member Of the Yale golf
- - which recently won The intercollegiate
- - lonsL-p- He Is the best pole vaulter
CO Ne Yale track eursad
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
NASSAU COUNTRY CLUB.

A dozen or more members OF the Nassau
Country Club played q foursome against
boEie through the rain yesterday. A W
Rossiter and H s Whitney being the win
ning pair by up. The results follow
x T2ossite- and Il s whitney, VI;
william Z Hicks and ". '. Hester. NJ; 3 y
T,osst Ie.1av and J. 3. Q TaPpan, : NJ; b Z
P-srr and n u. =. BucknaII. / down; Harvey
Murdoch and W H Nichols Jr-r down. :. Z
7e--srzs and W Gardner , down.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
MoKTcLsIR GOLF CLUB.

O'fFlrg rain did not prevent the MEM
, ., although in the club handicap barely
-el & dozen players competed. In this
sat / Simmons led, with s0-S-7l, four
&oAes better uEan Walter Brown The
'-''sS and summary follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
APEwAMIs CLUB.

-sy began in a selected score conspeti-
: ~ at the ADawanlis club yesterday for
49, presented by ". II Thurstons IN
ae,- g. : tne members may return cards until
a. saturday. Zach plays thirty-six holes
esre 4se olt the best eighteen for the
ssSi,-+ IS q scratch compe uttOn- Ihe
-sr 8 sSgfee. yesterday were Roger LAP
g. E,s,.s, :, A Peck. +. K LallSL sAllo l,i1la-
~fe<. a&AsscA ,. A...1---.~-----~z@--&--
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
GLEN RIDGE GOLF CLUB.
TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.
Glen Ridge y. J., Oct. 22.-Match play
against bogie handicap, eighteen holes, was
the attraction on the Glen Ridge Golf Club
links to-day, and was won by r. H. Ting
lev. down The other scores follow: 7.
r Scott, down; 7. II. LOunsbury, ?
down; L. N Olds, down; S. D. Smith. s
down; H l. Snyder. s down.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
FOE COLUMBIA GOLF TITLE
University Glib Reorganized, and VIII
Hold Tournament

Hold Tournament.
ro- r-1 --s- time ii several years ColUn1-
Ia gU.fe-s XII have tournament 20 de-
isrnl-ne Tie university championship. At a
neerl1E -ez-erGay the golf club was reor-
sanlzsd and The following officers We're
elected. 2 J. Morrell, president; " 6
6nnel-, se--=-a-y and treasurer and A. J.
Norris --zE1ger 7. Burterworth was
caosen ca ain of the team for the coming
season Tie tournament viii be held dur
ng Tie coming week, but the course has
1ot Te- been decided upon. Next spring
n7srs WIZ o. scredUled with Yale, Prince
io1 anL Hazard, and IL the fan OF 1s1l
isa1 VII - entered Il the intercollegiate
ioU-Ia-1e--
Tie drawings were as follows: p L. Nor
s-- =, SIS. ". Mcconnell, +. A NJ Cooper,
= z. rs. p = Novriss, Il; z. Il Downs,
z. rs 7. E. Greeubauna. % l.: A Il. SUlz-
osrgsE, -L VS. n. 4 CHAMPION, jr.. u;
: I. srscIe-, % L, rs. L s Creenbaun,
:. = I; " e. EiLneIL g. vs.. Lee White. 'LS;
2 Ictrer- ~ rs. Y. y. Sertiu. p and
q r %5laL. 2 We I K Stearns, 'l3.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
YACHTING NEWS AND NOTES

l. D. Huntington. r.. OF New Rochelle.
who for twenty years has been well known
both as yachtsman and a desfEner ana
builder Of yachts. has given up that occ1r-
patton To enter into partnership with stan
ley NJ Seaman under the firm name os
Seaman & Huntington. operating a vachn
brokerage business at No. 22O Broadway.
Everett Doulfnick, secretary OF the Sea-
wanhaka Cortnthian Yacht Club. in a "a.
cent circular sent to the members reminds
them that they may enjoy the privilege OF
using the New York clubhouse at No. 90
West 40th street The next regular club
meeting win be held there on Tuesday No
vember 10. at p m, when several amend
ments to the bylaws relating 10 season
members will be acted upon.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

,r,-o Glencoe Athletic Club. 4fohegan Am
-, an6 the New West Side Athletlc
-. I'll hold an athletic meet this AFTER
- ~, the aeld Of the last named ciun.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
NEWS OF THE LOCAL ATHLETES
Trisb-American Clubato Give Dinner Ii
uonor of Championship Squad.

The next important athletic meet on the
oal,,,s.- Is the special match contest ar
-anged for Olympic Field. 18Th street ana
49,, az,enue. OF next Saturday afternoon
1Ti,551a distance and long distance matches
between the champion runners are soneo
me-. and some hot races should De VII
messed.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

The zsd Regiment Athletic Association
=. a dinner AZ the Union League
- e Rrookfvn. on next Saturday even
- =, honor OF the athletes who captured
Is Is zTuita-v Athletic League championship
last fall
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

--t. Tr,sb-Arnerican Athletic Club VIII
dinner this week In honor OF the
'e,,o f,. ,,,-,1nshiD squad who took part in the
-,a+go1a1 meet At New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

vr,u,su Kramer. the 'cross-oountry
.uau,n5o-- viii lead the newly organized
T.,.-~,s Athletic Club distance runners
80 - ral,fc Park course this afternoon.
=. -, members viii make Up the held'
z--l,-- yVborn are many prominent ones
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16
PERSONAL MENTION

L. D. Brown was Falls City visit
or, Monday.
J. e. Sibley was business visitor i
Falls City, Monday.
Harry Marshall spent Sunday visit
ing friends in Salem.
Clarence Brown is visiting friend
in Falls, City this week.
Frank j. Chapman, of Salem, was
visitor in Dallas, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs d. J. Grant visited
friends in Falls City, Sunday
Tom Magers of Portland, is visiting
friends in Dallas this week.
silas Orchard Joined the Summer
crowd at Newport yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Macdonald are
enjoying vacation at Newport.
Mrs Walter Roy returned to Toledo
today, after a few days visit in Dali
las.
The Rev. Guy Phelps is spending a
few days with his family in Dallas this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sears have
gone to Salmon River for months
outing.
Miss Opal McDevitt of Independ-
ence, is visiting relatives and friends
in Dallas.
j. ]. Thurston and A. j. Paul, of
Suver, were business visitors in Dali
las, Friday.
Left Finseth was a passenger to
Falls City this morning, en- route to
his claim.
Master Harry Hollister left today
for a few days outing at Newport with
his mother.
Mrs. Lawrence Aldridge, of Oregon
City, is guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. C. Dunn.
Roy Hawkins, of Portland, visited
at the home of his father, G. L. Haw-
kins, over Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson Ayres and son, Hugh,
left yesterday for a visit with rela-
tives in California.
Miss Claire Padrick left Saturday
morning for a two weeks visit with
relatives in Oregon City.
Miss Maggie Pomeroy, of Independ-
ence, visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. j. G. VanOrsdel, Sunday.
Mrs. B. M. Guy and little daughter
left yesterday morning for Seattle,
where they will visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hayter and Mrs.
w. V. Fuller went to Newport today
to enjoy the sea breezes for a few
lays.
Fl. M. Cummings returned to his
nome in Corvallis, Sunday, after few
lays visit at the home of w. A. Grif-
ith.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16
COURT HOUSE
Court Items, Real Estate Transfers
And Other News Briefly Told.
REAL ESTATE.

INLAl1 ESTATE.
Mary Lebold to James M. Agee
S.55 acres, 6 s, r w, $1,000.
j. r. Wright ct ux to j. M. Slack
lots in Monmouth $1,000.
Horace Miller ct ux to Charles X
spanlding Co., 100 acres t 8 s,r7 W
$4,000.
w. w. Black ct ux to Henry Eichel
land in independence, 81.
Henry Eichel ct ux to C. e. and w
M. Roberts, land in Independence. 81
Henry Eichel to C. E. Roberts. land
in Independence, 81.
John McCollum ct ux to Peter
spaan, AZ acres, t 6 s, r 6 w $27OO.
@. A. Larsen to Joseph A. Montgom-
cry 1860 acres, t 6, r W, $40.
A. w. Cooper ct uX to William Nc
Kinney, loo acres, 9 S, r. W, $4,000.
w A. Wann ct ux to B. Wilson,
land in Independence, $66.67.
Myrtle Eidy to Zoe Overmier, lots
in Falls City, $1,000.
H B. Durham ct ux to F. w. Cole.
land in t 5 S, A W, $50.
w. l.. ellison ct ux to C. r. Over
mier, lots in Falls City, $120.
P. H. Johnson ct ux to Thomas
Boulden, lot in Monmouth, 5000.
r. K. Hubbard ct ux to Lydia X.
Ford 7 acres t 8 s. W, So
Fred J. Holman ct ux to Lydia X.
Ford, lots in Falls City, $3.50.
G. D. Treat to Lizzie M. Treat, lots
in Falls City, $3.50.
John B. Embree to ]. M. Card,
land in Dallas, $40.
= PROBATE.
Estate of Mary E. Knower deceased
allowed until Septem-
ber 5 in which to prepare inventory
and appraisement
Estate of Sanford S. Harris, deceas-
admitted to probate; Mar
tha E. Sergeant appointed administra-
trix; William Sergeant, L. Kline and
F'lanery appointed appraisers.
Estate of Pleasant Orchard, deceas-
and appraisement filed
and approved.
Estate of Catherine Murray, deceas-
ed-sale of real estate confirmed.
Estate of Alexander H. Collins, de-
ceased-inventory and appraisement
lied and approved.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16

No Sc. IN said Townshir and Range
and running thence North SIS chll1s.
thence West AIS chains Themes
south 1878 chains thence East Ills
chains. and thence North 1f.t4 chains
to the place Of beEinninE. cont1ininE
t0-f1 acres. more or fEEa
Torefher with Tire leuemrrfr ara
appurtennnces thereto bflonrlnr or in
anVuise arrertafninr.
Dated thla 1fth tav o. IuIr. 11fa.
]. N GRANT.
sheriff o. PolE Conntg. orer1a.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16

South. Of Range S West of the william
ette Meridian. in Polk County. state
Of Oregon. and running thence East 20
chains; thence North 1875 chains.
thence West IS chains. and thence
South 1875 chains TO the place o. BE-
ginning. containing 50.5s acres. more
OF Ies8
Also. that parcel of land described e.
bcglnning at q point 1915 chains
South and eo.ee chains West from the
Northwest corner Of the Drunftcn
Land Claim Of II. ~. waller. Cain
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16
NOTES CERTIFICATES TO TEACH
Twenty-eight Applicants Successful in
Polk County Examinations.

The task of-grading examination pa
pers was finished by County School
Superintendent Seymour and his as
sistants late yesterday afternoon. OF
the class of 81 applicants writing for
teachers certificates. 2S were success
full
The papers of the nine applicants
sent to the State Department for
grading.
Certificates were granted in Polk
County as follows:
First Grade.
w. c. Kellogg, Buell..
A. N. Arnold, Dallas.
Miss Edna Morrison, Dallas
Miss Carrie E. Stevens, Seaside.
Second Grade.
Miss Ethel Lewis, Suver.
Miss Alice Grant, Dallas.
Miss Vera Cosper, Dallas
Miss Georgia Miller, Dallas.
Frank VanCamp. Independence.
Miss Ella /. Smith, Monmouth.
Miss Lizzie Fikan, Woodburn.
Miss Vada Fatmand, Cleone
Miss McCredie, Suver.
Third Grade.
Miss Norma l.. Holman, Dallas.
Miss Anna L. Harold, Buell..
Miss Ruth Mum, Dallas.
Miss Eva Boone, Rickreall.
Miss Alma Ruef, Suver.
Miss Nina Graves, Sheridan.
Miss Clara Pechin, Salem.
Miss Chrystel Foersti, Sheridan.
Miss Nettie McNieI, Monmouth.
Glenn Siefarth, Falls City.
Miss Evelyn Fatmahd, Cleone.
Miss Lucy M. Hanly, Portland.
Miss Anna d. Wood, Monmouth.
Miss Phoebe Wyatt, Amity.
Miss Martha Jensen, Silverton
Wesley Hagman, Butler.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16

2 Brown Abstracter; Notary.
i Hayter, lawyer. Rooms and
bw Building.
r Guaranteed Granite ware al
Bros.
Barner's Fire Relief Associa.
Butteyllle. Oregon; j. d. Winn
Buena Vista, Oregon. tt
Bros. are selling fencing and
x At SIC per thousand feet. Other
At corresponding low rates.
lima, Bay Ocean, Seaside
p, aoarhart, Alsea, Nehalems
h, Cannon Beach-take your
An iii Oregon.
fail to See Saw at the Dallas
|tlIe Store, Saturday, August 20.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16
s., F. c. & w. Ry. Co.
l.. GERnNGER, JR., Manager.
Nollce Of Sale.

Notice Is hereby given that by virtue
OF an execution and order OF sale duly
issued out Of the County Court Of the
state Of Oregon for Polk County on
the 18th day Of July. 1910, upon a
judgment and order OF sale OF attached
property duly given and made by said
County Court on the 18th day Of July,
1910. In a certain action then pending
In said Court In which Dallas Mercan-
tile Company. corporation, was
plaintin and Agatha During was de-
fendant which judgment Is in favor Of
said plaintiff and against the said de-
fendant commanding me to sell the
real property hereinafter and In said
execution described, I viii. on
Saturday. August 20. 1910,
at the hour Of one O'Clock d. m. Of
said day. AZ the front door OF the
County Court House in the City OF
Dallas. In said County OF Polk. sell al
public auction to the highest bidder,
for cash In hand on day Of sale. sub
icct 10 confirmation by said Court. and
subject 20 redemption as provided by
law. al the estate. claim. right title.
dover and interest which the said de-
fendaut had on the first day Of July.
1919. or has since acquired, or nov
has. in and 10 the following described
real property. to wit.
beginning az a point 20 chains East
from the Southwest corner OF the Do
nation Land Claim Of Nelson johnson
and wife. Claim No. is. in Township
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16
Buys Late Millinery.

h. I.ee Smith, who recent!
M the milIinery department O
PHIiAs Suif and Cloak House, ha.
il Portland for the past two
+, buying q Fall stock and study.
be latest styles. When she re.
the lHHi "a this week. she will be
|red TO give her customers the
|hat could be found in the mar
Her two assistants, Miss Nora
Ftson afia Miss Lyle Phelps, are
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-08-16
Will Run For Sheriff.

Chesley Morrison announces his
candidacy for the office of Sheriff of
Lincoln County, on the Democratic
ticket. He is a son of the late Barney
Morrison, and is well known in Polk
County.