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Runs PittSbuTE Ryrne. Lraeh. :. clarke.
Miu-T. :. FLYNN. Wilson. bfoohDu Davi~ion
DauherL hummel. Dalton. :. l.cnnoN, Drs>au
i!rSt hase On error I1tl>bufE. lrn On bases
itttShurg, y. Brookiyn, : FIRST basr an balls
ON NamnitE. :, OF Lever, l. OF RuckeT. !; on
Des>Au. :. struck Out. ny Iamniu. by kuckcf
= BY llesSau. Home run Wilson. Three hasr
hits Miller. :. Dalton Two bAse hits Clarke
dalton Sacrincr hits-ClATse. Miller. Sartthce
~ -NeflNecn. stolen baSe>-Hummrl. DAuberi
trouble plAy-lerVeT. Wagner and Flynn. Passed.
halls Gibson. frwin. lilt by pitcher by Gam
nltR tHummeh. BY Ruck-r ttjhsonl. tltS
WI I annits ! In Tour and one third innings
on Lever. In -four and two third innings OF
itueker. II In nve innings: on D~>SAu, IN four
innings Umpire In ehief-RTrnnAn. Field UNI
pire O'Day. Time. hours and minutes.
CHICAGO N. ~, J. nosroN ~ ~ :. TIRsr oANH
boeroS Aug ia--The Cubs amused themselves
By winning two games from Boz ton io dAy They
were 10th won on hard hitting although the
loralS made enough errors In the sec,nd Eame to
give 10 away Evers kicked himself out Of the
nrSt game The scores
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4u~ iuufrsst lOok Anufhrf 'a.I oct o. zoo
NsuIHttN team At NrsarE yrNfrtGay Nctfln
nIN VA In tho bpt and h ~ TAO bal inninE-
"a Inc IN inutnF ~,hlHny AM bTOSEr let an
"a, ~ hall drop bs'Ns-n ih~u sud ias I'll the
say fur Nontr"a. thee runs o. would have
Is,.n ihT srrund uY' ~chtAnN "lpi htua u'
f.,..ir., gro rdTr va ,LlrUy 'r.ponslL., Tor
the tVu r.i'.. ~ ne 'u.L n BE- r,uTr
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ON everythinx and by smashing raIlie- y.
won the second set. although ols'oh lot VI
the MIN and sixth games Ia d"l'"
The Maryland player by = -p,cnn li,. ta I,.,
|,,cr an. DEUCE With tn. fast iooiing
bs has displayed in all II his competition.
-, NrI uEkliu finished uut the set and
match Iol-ion made one expiring spur
anJ Won the nth game az his placing shots
.,n,',hs The californian out OF reach. No
u,,ss,,,lin n a. going 1plendidly at the Close.
=. hti. 1snlaf0n Was exhausted
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t'irt.IFud - q o.
Runs Philadelphia Ioru ONTug t.'ollfns
Hakrf. - Davis, o. Murphy Morgan. ti-E ris.,G
RAW Two bA hif bIdflug IhFs~ bAss 1T
Lord ~a,rir~~ hts rtO,au collins tias'f
~tOl'n hA.r> HiTnlinThAnI. 1EIrlHg Iirst has
on halls -" kOs~furf. Z ~ Arw'll. . 80 Nor
gan. = VI Afsiu> iiii l., pitcher rs lanVrlI
I lE lug stou llf-i hhsr on error Phiadrtphia
sfI "a bA-~~. 'l'NrFGd. Philadelphia :.
-tr.tE Ou' Il. iAunril. .. Morgan. Is NJ
.lns = Doubl- ulas. RAN laIul' aud ~tOyAll
ia IA AMI ~tovhu. HAfri And pANis itAsrT. Collins
and DANis pA.seSi ball llStuEson Wild pitches
IanWrl. mpir' ~ chief p'l1ughiin
Yield umpire ryan Tint : hour anu - min
u'ss
81 IOVI- . - EosIuN 0, 60
~ I.oUIs Aug O. ~ Iori. won from H0. ton
20 daN roVrU piBhr smother OF III, rtr,-p
'tonAI1 gOoi game. allowing only tour araffrrrI
hits kArge- ai-O kept IN hit down, but errors
In inc srtoud Eua fllrd ~ IITfru and kI-luoW
Werr mAinl, r'~.on,iuls 'Or both % the io.al..
counts .Ths sgurt
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a.. Totals. ~ - -
- for ADAMS In zoe tSetfth inning
- Tor S1Anian IN the tenth inning
hrlnkiyu.. . . . o . o o o o |,
Aens i7'ubaFE- LssSb. Clarke. Miner Brook
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EASTERN IEtGt q.


Rochester Eo' an eNrn brrak with Jersey C.'y
on me latter, grounds Yesterday The -s'tofs
troE tho nrSt gsmr ny ! 10 Z. bat were thtasbed
ia the second. Il to- The srorr>
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Lrnr,, inrr. srcoSu own

Fln,--~t I.o4I, Hugglns TIn- NoWr,S Oaass
PM adsipEiA ba'cs knAb" Grant bIhns
Irld. Doolan. bODin first has On error Phih
dFtpkia Ief' On tla 80 PhilAdrlph 4 ~ Louis
lIrsi haze on balls ON Lush. =. OF Moore
~trI,, ou' By Lush. b. Noofr Two hasr
Stolen bAss Ellis Double play hnAbT. DooiAn
400 Bran >feid Hit by pitcher ~ Moore Hus
yin. mpfr In chief Rigl-r FIeid umpire
n lie Iimr ! nomr and - mInulr-
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'.--.nuso q. AsCoELrv. e-rns1 CAME

.'- T-n'ss and Brook yn- had two epic
- yesterday. he whole series IN
'r.. a,...a been - that nature The
-s'5' ".ass %! the champions asserted
So . ~ cI. cattle. which imposed on
-.ysa % the eI'eut Of thirteen innings
I.s a'soslyas Gad = luscious chance in
- ming AiEnS the corners with
y ".' JI' hey cy.Ildn't deliver . run.
Va i.Held ~ and an ou'feld
tr-e i.scousola'-s stranded.
90 $50 auy s'oTiss until the tenth
s.-u bo.h teams made a run
- .To al n . hit. q vida throw by
.' ,1 pu'N-id Ty T0r BROOKLYN
...I.~. trNIu.S sa'Tih"c and Bar
. 0-! one Nothing doing then
70 - rt"-u'r For lrt'sburg Leach
10 81" Ind Freddie clarke the
r.-' manager Wagner wss passed
40 ln INV iIlIug pass to Miller
..'4. home Hymns ny 90 Dalton
r.trss
...a.- rIu N the thirteenth eventu-
... a HON" rII 'lOut over the right
.".'" 10y pl.ner' Wheat aingled
.e'' As runs came thick and
p, " --"Oud game. The hitting was
3 ..'- 10 lead alteruated and the runs
'''AS B.. Juu'h- Tho scores
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FORD SHUTS OUT WHITE SOX
mo M tNDERS TICTORS ~
LIGHT HITTING TTSSLE.
Boston ned sos Open In ~. Louis ami
Their Losing streak COattnues De-
tFolts Also Get Another setbaek.
Nhlle Athletics Divide W ian the NAgs.

The HiEhland~rS moved on To Chicago
yesterday and with Pond pitching they
shut out the White SoN IA = twirl-rs' duel.
They tied the Detroits for third place. the
DetroitS being don" NJ by the washtng'onS.
The Boston- dropped their siNth straight.
The browns shut them on. The Athletics
didnt more than hrrak even in Cleveland.
hut in Wow Of what happened to Boston
and Detroit their one defeat didn't matter
much The results
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.tSUASp > THrrApIIyHII a. o.. : rrHsr

CLFVELANp. Nrg o. The Nsgs Nnd " Ajt
~ucs sput douhr header here TO-DAY. Coonlp~
held he NhpS ,Afc IN ths ArSt game ntll the
nlnh. when = trtplr = dogbir a single AMI
sArtinrr ~ gAys thsm three runs and the NAFns
me visitor pounded 10th kOrstnrr ana IAnNeu
hari IN the serOnd game The srurr-
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Othrr BasebaIl CANES Se.terds,

pouttn CAS- O . o oS 0
Annapolis . % - - -
Ba ttrrie~ McReaNs'. Vim sou ami TIrnsgS
Cooper and rhOulas
SgStSOoD
Rorkiand I AFp o ~ o q \
Ws.t'd Y 40 40 5 e
Batteries Nolt Ani CtO-s. Morgan and Camp
he'll
IL HontcIAr south orange , e. /: uontosr
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= 70 o. ~s.n -tnning run Sss scored

y 10 o.. When SHINING run Wss sCor-d
a;',. 'or Meyers IN ~. eleventh Inning
"a %
- l.'F 90 u .
Z. .-'rchf At MllSnrlI Mclean NsN
-. -sOrC SnoJgrhs,. Murray l.r,t bar
.. 81. .f,- C.rr'rnAu lrit On base mem
'sv i1'i y. FIRST base on halls on
- Dr.cse 3 S'rucl ont By ga, par
. ..'.gFs Tree hes~ ~ Mitchell. Two
2 arrL q. sacr.Err ats Murray. DeN I'm.
Fr p, ~. -..ee files Is.Left PridwsIl becker
see Seschr- Hobut/~i mitchell. Muir
= SI- -Dfusie and Devun mpirc
~ -. '0hnstoss Field umpire -EAson.
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Totals ~ - ~
'HAttrd tor klslnov In the egh'h inning
Boston 0 q q % o o.
~ Louis u ~
Runs - iyouis GriEgs Powell Sarunor bits
stone. HJop~r Storn base purtSi Hit by
pitrhrr ~ powrll Karen first has- on balls
on Powell {. OF ksrRrr. Struck out By
Powell = BY KArRer. ?. irft on base 81 Louis
mpIre pe-ine. Tim' hour anu - NTH
utes
wAgHISoTON s. DpTROIr.
DTrgoTT Aug u Washington TOOK the FIRST
gAtne Of th~ SERVES from Detroit rive hits IN the
aAth round gave 'hr Nationals four runs In the
fourth MoTiArts after single sto- s@Cona.
third and none The score
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New York. 4: chicago. q.

Cleveland. .: Philadelphia. = FIRST
game.
Phiiasie,phIa. II: Cleveland. . second
game.
~. Louis. .: Boston. q.
" Washington, .: Detroit. g.
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Games schedaIed for To-,is,

ASBEIcAS IEA0CT.
New YORK In chicago two games wsshinGtoA
IN DETROIT. Boston In -. Louis
EAsTTRS LgAoUE.
Montreal In Newark. dorchester 10 Jersey city
two games Buffalo IN Providence.
New York state League.
gLNIR.
r ,iGmlr.oc:ooSSS:.c q
StarnAgl~ mpir~s OBreh and Buckley
Ar ESoHsHProS FIRST sAsE
sIr rss,Ss /:
Rsti~rie. Humphrey and ueDonouGh. walker
and Fischer npirrs O-TOois and X Deelsnd.
sScoSD oAME
Scranton 800 80 IS
BinghAmton n o q 60
and Fischer. rmpirr--O Toole and Kneeisnd.
AT uTIc.-YIHsT GAME
Albany ooiooo -
BATTERIES McBride and Cheeh. ReardOu ana
Burns. Umpire
sEcoSD oANr.
Albany - Soao9Ss !.
BATTERIES KNIGHT and Cheek: Nesurdy snd
AT syRACrsE WRIST GAME.
E;s: ,.,!!,s$,Ss::.S:,;s$S.;:::,jI
Hurley mpiTr Kelly
,oND oAHE-
y yT2ycu.. 1888 % : 81
Bsttsri.'- Rtndoipb ard MesgAn: DAnk ana
Koopman. Umpire Kelly.
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GIANTS WINNERS IN ELEVENTH
,INu MOI . az 4 mann FOI GHT
>IRIES HITH REDS.
u,ursr Gets 0u' sf = IIeI~ and Does
Iins Work Pirates De-
feat and TIE the Br~okIyns .
t,r tubs Even split fsr PhulieS.

fnr tuiJs tNeu spiia Toe fhuiie>.
s.ug ,-stsrday's game from the Reds
a., s. 1u'- made u three out OF four from
~. coin Iney needed the victory to
80. With tho psnnAnt procession. for
.,., ....acr- won iNice IN Eo-ton and the
pea. Won thirteen inning fTacas from
BE-. r.,u.I, ne and Ihso played a tIe wHh
BOW n. told tho Pirates got good and
,.r, r.r rhr h~atinKs they received IA
I,..... 20 y hen there last time. Tho Cardi-
a.. ..H fu~ rhillies div ided a double header
Nv Work.. 3: CInclnnatL =.
put.nurs. =: Brooklyn. 7-First game.
put,lmrs. y: Br"eLlSn. s-secoad game
mirage 3: Boston. 7-FIrst game.
,n,caEo. ~: boston. 7-SecoOd game.
q out, =. rhi'a'ielPhia. s-FIrsi game.
philadelphia. 2; ~. Louis, A-SecOnd
same
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TotAI " = II IoIAT = y
New Nofk q % - - ~ o
ChirNgo ~ ~ ~ e. Cd
Kun New Nork Nol'sr Sacrinrc hits rs
tin. Eridrf Stotcn bass cree. /rder Struck
out rs Toni s by ~ hit~ lu TlrsI ha,- On
hall. Dr ioTd =. 80 bite. DO bic play
Ford and knlGht l~ft on hs>r~ New ! orr
ChirAgp Passed. hall SW~en~y mp.r- Ca
rhiet t'Ars ticld umu.rs 'oulnoa~T Tire
! hour aud ~ inutcs
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To'aus q 10 q g. Totals ~ 81. .
puiAd~lphi- " " % .
e. sf Gland % % - 20 % ~ 10
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
shower for Miss Wiseman.

A China shower was given in honor
of Miss Jessie Wiseman, of Dallas,
Oregon, at the home of Mrs George
E. Johnson, 537 East Eighteenth
street, North, this week. The house
was decorated in ferns, snowballs and
Scotch broom. The guests were enter
tained with a programme consisting of
solos by Miss Zeta HOLSTER recitations
by Miss Bertha Seers and Miss Alberta
Green and a toast by Mrs. II. E. Ko-
ser. The ring concealed in the brides
cake was captured by Miss Albert
Green, the thimble by Miss Edna Ellis
worth and the button by Miss Bertha
Seers. The boquet was thrown by the
bride-elect and caught by Miss Edna
Ellsworth. The guests were Mrs. II.
f. Koser, Mrs. H. Green, Mrs. George
Ellsworth, Mrs. George Hollister, Mrs.
A. f. Peck, Mrs. Charles Jacobson,
Mrs. Orville Jackman, Mrs. r. L. Aus
tin. Mrs. William Merriman and Mrs.
C. S. Miller; also John Long and Mrs.
William Park, of Vancouver; Miss
MAY Austin, Miss Alberta Green, Miss
Zeta HoIlister, Miss Bertha Seers, Miss
Hattie Williams, Miss Myrtle Williams.
Miss Edna Ellsworth, Miss Laura Par
ker. Miss Halle Reynolds and Miss
Helen Rowcliffe.-Sunday Oregonian.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
CITY FATHERS MEET
Little Business of Importance Trans
acted at Council Session.

The city council held an uninter-
esting session last night, little business
of importance being brought before
that body for consideration.
After ordering certain sidewalk re-
pairs, the board adopted the report of
Engineer S. b. Taylor covering the
proposed change of the grade of
Washington street 1t is the purpose
of the council to lower the grade of
that street about nine inches.
Considerable complaint having been
heard of the dog nuisance in Dallas,
the ordinance committee was instruct
ed to prepare an ordinance prohibiting
all dogs from running at large, wheth-
er the license has been paid on such
animals, or not.
An ordinance providing for certain
changes in the manner and time of
constructing park strips and an ordi-
nance authorizing the council to sell
bonds to cover $4,000 outstanding in
debtedness were read first time.
The street committee was given au-
thority to make any necessary i'm
provements in the City Park, including
a new platform and speakers stand.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
LIGHTS FOR VILLAGES
G. w. Bowers Plans Rural Service for
Northern Polk County.

c. w. Bowers, the Well-known cap
italist and promoter, left today for a
four months visit in the Eastern
States. He will visit in Chicago,
Washington, and Canada, and will
spend some time at his old home in
Michigan before returning to Dallas
next Fall
Mr.. Bowers informed the Observer
that all arrangements have been made
by the lighting company in which he
is interested to furnish electric lights
to residents Of Perrydale, Ballston and
Bellvue, as well as to farm houses
near the main lines of the company.
The present power station is in Amity,
with a branch line to Willamina. Mr..
Bowers says the company is negotat-
ing with the Welch interests to furnish
power from the Dallas station. In the
event that such a contract is entered
into, a line will be built from Dallas
direct to Perrydale later in the year.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17

Notice Is hereby given that bids will
be received until the 23d day Of May.
1910, at 70 O'Clock noon, for the con-
struction OF a four-room addition 10
the Falls City schoolhouse, I'm Falls
city. Polk County. oregon. Each bid
must be accompanied by a certified
check for az least 5 per cent OF the
contract price. which check will be re-
turned 4s hours after the contract Is
signed. but shall be forfeited II the
bidder shall fail 10 qualify within 4s
hours from the date and hour speci-
fed for the closing OF the bids. The
Board will require the bidder who j.
awarded the contract 10 furnish
satisfactory bond from some reliable
surety company. OF other persons. the
amount Of the bond to be 40 per cent
Of the contract price. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or an
bids. All work must be done In ac-
cordance with the plans and specihca-
lions. which may be seen in the once Of
the County Superintendent Of Public
schools in Dallas oregon. An work
must be completed on or before octo-
Der /. 1919. send an bids to r. G. Ellis.
District clerk. Fails City. Oregon
By order % the Board
Ira Mehrline. George Tice. G. F.
Wick. Directors
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
MORRISON Wins OUT
boAhD ACCEPTS LOCAL ARcu-
PLANS FOR HIGH scuoo1
New Structure VIII BE Two s,o.,o
High With Fun Concrete Base.
men'; Plans on Exhibition,

The Board of Directors Of DoI,o,
school district this morning aooo,t,'1
the plans of f. II. Morrison for 49,
proposed new High School buIldirc
Seven firms of architects a..
rortland' two from Dallas and ona
one from Albany-submittod MAN. IT,
the competition. Many handsome and
strictly modern designs were sho,,,,
ana the board spent nearly two 1,,,,
IN looking them over, with the roe,i,t
that the Morrison plans were anaI,,
accepted. picture showing tbo na,,,
building, as it will appear when cor,
pleted, is now on exhibition !, tl,.
Dallas Mercantile Company's show
window
me new High School will be S4 bv
ITO feet in size, with two fulI etorios
and basement. The hriIdino mn,
contain nine class rooms. two recito-
ton rooms principals office, library
cloak rooms, etc. The assembly hon
Will be A by As feet in size with =
gallery and will seat 900 students
Howe Residence Sold.
The Howe residence on the LOT nur.
chased by the school district was sold
at auction Saturday afternoon and was
purchased by NJ. NJ. Ellis. Seven humid
red dollars was realized by the district
from the sale. Mr., Ellis has not an
nounced where he intends to move the
house. but it will probably be taken
to some lot in the near neighborhood
and transformed into one of the hand
some homes of the city.
Bids for the construction of the new
school building will be invited as soon
as the bonds are sold and working
plans are prepared by the architect,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
Hurt in Runaway Accident.

William Brown, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs j. G. Brown, was painfully hurt
in a runaway accident near Butler
Yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Brown and
his hired man were moving his house
hold goods, when his team became
frightened and ran away. The hired
man was thrown out of the wagon and
dropped the lines as he fell. Mr.. Brown
was left helpless, and was soon thrown
to the ground. A cookstove falling on
one of his legs painfully bruised his
hip and knee. Doctor b. II. Mccall
on was called to treat the injured man,
who is resting comfortably today.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
Eidler,s Red Front Store.

This will notify the public that the
Dallas Trade Company's store on Main
street is the Original Red Front Store.
However, on account Of a competitor
having recently painted the front OF
his store a bright and glowing red, we
will change the name Of our store to
Fidler's Red Front Store. This will
avoid confusion so far as our CUSTOM
ers are concerned. For first-class new
and secondhand goods. come to Fid-
ler's Red Front Store on Main street.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
INDEPENDENCE & MONMOUTH RY.

District No. 40 are now ready to re-
ceive sealed bids for the building Of
a one-room school house. The plans
and specifications may be seen at the
Office OF the County school Superin-
tendent in Dallas; al the home Of the
District CLERK, or az the home Of Alex
Nairn. one Of the directors The right
to reject any or all bids Il reserved,
and each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check for 10 per cent Of the
bid. The bids viii be opened at ,
O'Clock .. m, wednesday. June ],
1910. at the home Of the Clerk.
BARTON u. RIGGS.
District Clerk, District No. ~.
Amity. r. r. ID. 2, oregon.
r. J. BisseIl. @. A. Woods. Alex
Nalrn. Directors.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
/. D Brown. Abstracter; Notary.

D. Brown, Abstracter; Notary.
lsk's Guaranteed Granite ware at
Men Bros
Oear Hayter, lawyer. Rooms s and
TgOw Building.
Ne those silk and house dresses at
4 hlas Mercantile Company.
Don't come to Fidler's Red Front
Il sre to buy trash as they carry only
NClass second-ha goods.
Itt received at Orders Grocery a
" Shipment of cheese, including
gOn Cream, Brick, Wisconsin
Alm
Dr. B. L. Newell, Veterinary Sur
Fm. Mutual Phone 1177, Dallas, Or.
If.
The Farmers Fire Relief Associa-
ih Of Butteyille, oregon; ]. d. Winn,
gent Buena Vista, Oregon. tt
Dering machinery and Harvester
HHaS sold by Craven Bros, Dallas,
ngOn.
Anyone in need of lumber should
Vick Bros, before placing their
'iers elsewhere. Notice their ad in
lis issue
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17

Fred Boydston, a member Of the
college baseball team. was struck on
the head by a pitched ball and knock
ed senseless in the game with Salem
High School, Saturday afternoon. He
was carried to the Dallas Hospital,
where his injuries were attended TO by
Doctor Starbuck. The young man Is
able to be on the street again. and
considers that he escaped luckily. as
the ball struck him near the base Of
the brain.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
10 Our Customers.

The Observer will deem it a favor
if customers in Dallas needing print
ing will hand in their orders before
their present supply is exhausted. Out
of-toWn orders sufficient to keep our
linotype and presses busy until June /,
or later, are now on file in this office,
and the mechanical force is working
overtime to get all work out accord
ing to promise. For this reason, We
ask our customers not to delay their
orders for regular office stationery un-
til their supply is entirely exhausted,
as it is difficult to handle rush" work
when the presses are tied up on long
runs. We shall take care of our To-
cal customers at all times, no matter
how much work we may have on
hand, but they can aid us during this
busy season by handing in their orders
in time to give us an opportunity to
plan our work ahead and thus save
possible delay in getting out work
needed quickly.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
SALEM WINS FAST GAME
'Sh school Baseball Team Dereots
DALLAS College by Good Score

,r, ne llve youngsters from the Salem
"lsh school defeated the Dallas col
'ese baseball team on the homo
srouhds Friday afternoon bv scora
ol ~ to 5. The game was fun Of life
anu notify contested, but was notable
Tor many errors.
NO score was made by either team
until the third inning, when saIen,
,'I'ue one run. In the fourth inning
wv runs were made by the Dallas
poSS' who kept in the lead untn tbe
sixth. In this fatal inning Salem
s"atted the ball almost at will and
hammered out three runs. In the re-
naming innings, Dallas secured three
runs and Salem five.
notwithstanding their defeat the
Dallas boys made some pretty plays
ana were strong at bat The Salem
ilgh School has one of the best anna
teuf teams in the state. and If is a
pleasure to watch the lads plav tba
game. They have won every game
Played this season. and have defeated
the willamette University three times
Dallas High School Wins.
The Dallas High School team de-
leated Independence High School at
Independence, Saturday, by a score of
y TO .. In the first inning. it loked
as If the Independence boys would
walk away with the honors, for they
secured four runs. The Dallas boys.
instead OF becoming discouraged, soon
settled down to business, and while
they did not make any runs until the
tllrd inning, they soon struck a hit
ting gait and gained on their oppo-
hents until they finally beat them out
by the close margin of one run Spec
ia features of the game were the clev-
er pitching by Barham and the heavy
batting done by Campbell, Mahoney
and BOydston
Dallas and Independence are now
tied for first place in the High School
league, each having won two games
and lost one. The outcome of the
series will be watched with great in
terest by the friends of the contesting
teams.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
Notice.

Having sold my grocery store to Mr..
Hugh Black, take this method of
thanking my friends and customers
for their valued patronage. All persons
indebted to me are requested to call
at the store and settle their accounts
at their convenience. Parties holding
my collateral are invited to bring it in
as soon as possible. l shall remain in
the store until July 1.
NJ. d. ELLIS.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17
SALEM MEN COMING
Capitol City Merchants Will Visit Dali
las Next Monday.

Members of the Salem Board of
Trade and business men generally of
Salem will visit Dallas next Monday
afternoon and evening. The visitors
will come on the regular 4:3O train.
The Statesman says the excursion
will be run to show the friendly feel
ing the Salem business men have for
Dallas
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-05-17

Owing to the dullness Of the wool
market, l have decided to start a pool
and will take wool at any railroad sta
ton in the county. The growers can
report their fleeces to their local mer-
chant. The pool will be handled the
same as the mohair pool, Sacks may be
had free at the Dallas Mercantile Com
pany's store, where you can report
your neeces Do not delay in report
ing. Tell your neighbor to pool and
get top price. BE sure not to use sis
al twine.
II. l.. FENTON.