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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-06
per cent sinking fund.

per cent sinking fund.
Sent TO Ordinance Committee.
Other ordinances introduced and sent
to the ordinance committee are as fol-
lows:
The ordinance ratifying the board of
public works contract amendment af-
fecting the Geist franchise. This
amendment establishes a more definite
time for building the new street car
line.
An ordinance providing an eight hour
day rule for all city employees save
those who receive regular salaries. hTe
same rule will be applicable to those
having city contracts A penalty is
provided for violations.
The ordinance establishing new
plumbing regulations also came up. If
this ordinance is passed master plumb
ers VIII have to pay an annual license
fee of 5000 and give an indemnfying
bond to the amount of $4,000. The or
dinance also establishes a city board
of examining plumbers 1t will consist
of the mayor. city engineer. plumbing
| Inspector and one master plumber.
There will be no salary for the board
members
| An ordinance to sell superior court
| judgments affecting South Broadway
| anu NiHtlccHl4 avenue widening as
/ sessments.
Other business Matters.
Hereafter those who conduct special
| fire. bankrupt or auction sales will
| have to pay license of $50 day Oh
| $40 weekly This is one of Alderman
| Castleman's pieces of legislation tic
protect our home merchants" No H.
| cense will be issued for a longer peri
Cd than four weeks.
| The city council was also confronted
] with three damage claims. The father
| of young Thaddeus Stefanowski, who
| was killed by the police patrol las
1 year, wants damages and Norman viii
son. who fell into coal hole adjoin
ing the Gary hotel. will sue the city
Justine Hucy, who. lives In the soutl
end. wants $4,000 damages for beinf
made cripple as the result of tn,
cityts negligence.
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FEW DIMES FOR CAR FARE OR
POSTAGE IF YOU'RE ANSWERING
ADS A FEW DIMES FOR YOUR
OWN WANT IL YOU'RE ADvER-
Using IN THE -TIMES-AND THE
USUAL. RESULT IS
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Observation-Disclosures.

Sn Der StaotratsIisuna am Mon
tag nadmittas muroe oie idon
mebrfah beipro6ene Oroinan5, oii
Der S. & g. &c. 9abn bas @edt
giebt, Elm &angiergeleiie fir 5radt
5iige an Der Meoina StraBe gu Il
gen uno @eleiie an Der GoIimas
StraBe uno nod Ser Cotton Com
preB gu berldngern, auf gmpfe6.
lung oes Carbohydrates ange.
nommen. Mne Mnmobner jencl
StraBen baben fire 3uitimmung Ell.
teilt.
Cine Sroinan5, oie $4,000 betpil.
ligt, INN bic Soften Der 5taotuabl
am 8, Mai gu beitreiten, ipuroe all.
genommen.
Gem Holi5iiten Miqer, Ser einei
SduBmunoe tpegen mebrere @odel1
ieinen Dienit niht perieben form.
te, tpuroen $58.4O beni(igt.
Alderman Mauermanf1 elmpfab;
als @oriiser oes Silianofomites, oaE
Die Hetition Der @enobner Der SEQ.
Ian 5traBe Inn gripeiterung Der
StraBe bon Der aItsn Mlamo 9itd)
BIG gu @olnut StraBe belpiGigt mer-
De. Cine oiesbe5uglihe Oroinan3
miro in Der naditen Sisuns einge.
bradt.
alderman Menger enlpfabI ais
8oriiser 6ea StraBen- nno griifer-
tomites, BOB Die 2opeo strabe,
5fpiiden Dem Mranios 9oB @eIeiie
uno benz Greet, grooiert lperbe.
alderman 8raoen pom @aiierfo-
mite empfabl, bag @eiud I'M Sc
gung zines @auptrobres an Der
@reelep StraBe gu b~epiaigen.
Die Betition Ser Union Meai
Company ii. q. Inn 2egung zines
@auptrobrs nno Mnbrinslung eines
@Doratlten an Der Nalpb StraBe
purbe Dem Staotonipalt iiberipieien.
Die @alferfperf @eieaidaft bat ge.
gen Die @emdbrung Der Hetition
proteitiert, Do Die Yetenten feirl
reguldren @afferfoniumenten icien,
alderman Wenger reidtc eincn
8eidluB Elm, bob Die 2ombral1l
StraBe, bon Der Noro-2areoo Bis
gum @eleiie Der S. & q. 81. 8abrl
uno elm 9lod Der arempfau Strabe
maeaoamiiiert merben; 4loermor
Wifelono bradte einen 9eihIuf
Elm, onrd ben Ser StraBenfommiiidl
a~ngetpieien miro, ~r1ebersdnee an oel
@eit-Gommerce uno Der Giboll
Str. gu legen; Mloerman Smitb Der
langte in einem 8eihluB uebergdngs
an Ser 9ollas Ctr. un0 Der 8roof.
Inn Mpenue uno an Der 2afitts
lnb Der Speamore StrnBe. SHE 8e.
ihliiiIc ipuroen angenommen.
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itebt ben Slid. CT idet i6r, ooB
es 8renaen etbt aud fir ibre Mo6t.
Nun mdre pieIleid)t cine peinlidle
Eouie entitanoen pern ni6t, ols
ein Deus er madJina, 8oitor SEQ
oerien eingetreten more.
Gergnigt rieb ct iid bie Sdnoe,
u0as mare beiorgt uno nun mo6tC
id Sic germ meinerieits Elm menie
bel6lognabmen Serr &oQege." s.
breitete cine 3eitung aus onf Dem
Gid. 0&ennen sic oie2"
Sanien perneinte.
uSie miiiien lie fenne1 lernen, es
gebt pie Elm Sriiblinesiturm oa1rd,
lire Spalten = Elm gang neres
8lott, fir mid cine mabre grobe-
rirhg."
uareib's nidt 5h arg nit ser
Eolitif, 8apo." lagte Sarriet, Sic
him 8egriff itano, binaus5ugeber.
Inn fir oos @benobrot gu ioreen.
u9as nennt bos &inb nun 8oli=
tif treiben" manbte iid) Ser altc
SEER fnmmerpon an Sn1ien, vmenll
i6 mein @er5 ertpdrme an Dem Sc
banfen. BOB before 3eiten iiber Die
lie groe geben meroen."
nSie g%lauben oaron T" fragte ser
Singere.
8eripunoert iab ser feline Serr
nit Ser grine i'm on. uSit oenll
oos nidt ionnenflor2 @enn oie
i~o5iole @enegung BEN ibr anboften-
ben Staub abeei6iitelt baben mirh.
Damn fommt Die 3eit, mo Die Srei-
beit Dos @ute, bos Shone berribef.
%peroen."
uWir mer6en's faum erlebm. +"
lddelte 5anien nebmiitig.
SD ni6t = Sic audi nidt. Mber
pabreno ib MIR oas @rouen oes
Cages iebe, meroen Sic feline Mor=
aenrote i6auen, iunger 5reuno.
9ieie 3eitung miiiien Sic mitneg-
men" - er legte 0as 8latt 5uiont-
men unb notigte es Sanien nl!
SD bin iiber5eugt, bob sic eth
Mbonnent neroen oenn me,lr
mid niht alles tduidt, peritebeu
mir uns por5iisIid.
Ser Mngereoete unterbriifte ell
Mufla6en ct idien ia 5ltm @Ier-
peltsfrel1n6 prdoeltiniert gu fem.
9os Mao6en beitente, BOB Ser
See lerpiert lei.
(6ortiesung folgt.)
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(@nseise.)

Gigaretten rauhen mil, 10 babe id
fem &edt inn Sic @ano an bic @llr
gel 81 leee1 nnb ibm gu iagetl
oaB er bas aufgeben mllB. Sd brat
DIE iie ia nidt ielber gu raltden. 60
cal Option lit, in elmer fleinal
Staot, gut. Sd bobe eeieben, oa{
fleine St6ote oaourd gemonncu
boben. @ber id eloube niht, oaB es
flugsiit tpenn fleine st1bte perilt
den, ben groBen St1bten gor-
idriften gu maden."
Sn 8e5ng auf bie 9urbfiibrunl
Ser @eiebe al,Berte fi6 9iiho'
ainiolpins oabin, bob, mena Sc
mano Die @eiese geeen oas @erbo'
bon Grunfesbeit iibertritt, oon1
iollte er einfah eitgelodt meroen.
vMnoere mogen oorin ni6t mil
mir iibereinitimmen" iaete er. u9o.
5u baben iie Elm &edt. Sd merhe
mid oesbalb ni6t nit ibnen 5an.
fen. Sic ioaten oas Heht baden, 81
oenfen mas ibnen eefalt. Sic ioll.
ten aber Mnoeren all6 Oas &e6t 3lt.
aelteben gu tlin mas ibnen sefdaf.
.@ir lollten feiner @egeno SEE
Staates 3uit6noe anf5mingen, oif
ibnen miBliebig limo. @lis bieien
@rnnoe claude id, oaB 6ohlicenz
uno 2ocal Option Ole geredteite 81
Jung Der Srage it,"
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Gin Gpiscppalbiid)of iiber Grobibi
tiun,

@eiie, beberoieenstperte @orte
bat 8iid)of &inlplping BON Der
gpiscopalfirde, Der iif gegenmdr-
Zig auf elmer Minoreiie iiber feline
gi0eeie befinoet, neulid in Sou-
ton ~geiprod)en.
sd bin fir &od)licen5 uno So.
col Option, ioipie itrenge 9urffiil-
rung Der @eiese gegen unmaBis
felt, iaste er. SD Claude weoer
an Die @eisbeit nod on Die 3med.
ntaBigfeit i~taatsfpeiter Brobibition.
Sd claude es giebt before Wittcl,
Die @etrdnfefrase gu fontroaieren
sd bin mein san5es 2eben lang
Elm fait edn8lider @bitinen8ler se-
ipeien. SD babe bas poafommene
Nedt, meinem eigenen Mosen BRO,
bibifion ouf5nerlegen, aber feinenI
onoeren, onrd @eiesgebung. Sa
Dem aoaege iano id Mande, Die
@ein tranfen; id) tot es ober nidr
I'd, fano Mande, Die 9abaf g..
6raudten; i6 ielber aber batte fein
@erlangen oannh.
nMenn id Semanoen iebe, Der
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-04-25
oenfaus cine gIdn5euoe affare mer,

oenfaus cine gldn5enoe affare mer'
ben.
Samitag giebt ser 8eetboDen.
Wannerdor ein 'eroBea &on5ert fir
ieine Mitglieoer. Gin iebr idones
9rogramm lit fir oie @~elegellbeit
5uianlmengeltent.
Sumitog abeno peronitolie;
Ser Surnperein ein Siter-Son5fran5
den. ST. Dem ole Mttglieoer beltens
.eingeloOen iino.
@iner @eieGi6aft BON Court
item aus SGinois murben, ma.l~
reno Ser Nabt. olts Dem @ait Sioe
Sotel o1f ser groB g Sand. %
8~ortemomaies nno @rieftoi6en nit
5lliommel1 $2100 geitoblen.
Gin Merifoner Namens 60
rer5o Mortine5 brad drt Ser MuI=
BERN Iperue. 5miiden Ser 9elfnop
unb Ser Sotpar6 Strabe. 5uiammc,l
uno itarb, ebe linn Siilfe al Sell
lperoen fonnte.
0ie limited States 6ecO
Company" bat iid) inforporiersll
loiien. Dos &opital betrast $25.-
900. Snforporatoren iino: s. ~.
&atbburn, S. SO. 8oelh nno Gin,
ton q. 8ronn.
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u Tier | { /.
Der aGrfurter MQa.

Ser sGrfurter Nag. Mn5ct,
ger" bradte Dor aur5em cine Sfi55e
yOnfel Som's @ren5padt" iiber.
idrieben, melde Die 3uitdnoe in Ser
bielieenS @arniion i'm 6eIolaser rnS
in Der Sta6t i'm MQgemeinen idil-
bern iolte. Mls 8erfaiier mar
y9ene &aaie" genanlt. 9as Gin
entbielt ben b~liibenoiten 8looiim.
Der iif nur- oenfen laBt, eirlen lin
finn, Der geraoe5u baarltraubenl
mar unb Der oireft unter oie
&ubrif .Medt Mmerifaniides" &c
bort, inter Ser man nj beutibel
3eitunsen S1auergeidi6ten olls
Mmerifa er5ablt. Dobei muir ser
@erfaiier ODER bic @erfaiierin in hit
ierer Staot gemeien iein, oenn Ell
poer iie 5eigt entidieoene 2ofolfennt-
niile. Die nnlinnige S1ilberurq
Der bieiigen MiIitdrperbdltniiie III
alto nit Ser bosmiligen Ibii6t &C.
ideben, oieie @erbaltniiie l6derIid
5n MAIDEN. l1nb oieies oumme Ding
6eiien bosmiGige Mbliht often 81
Gage liest, lit ielbit in oeutid,
amerifmiiben 3eitnngen a6georucft
@ir fonoen es in Dem in gbicagr
erideinen6en n@odenblatt" nnb III
Der Stem gorfer @olfs5eitung". 81
ben i Heoaftionen oeutid)-amcrifall,
iher 3eitunsen ioute man bod
menisitens 10 biel 8eritanbnis bieii-
ger @erbdltniiie baben, I'M it'd
niht nit Der Heproouftion einc;
iold)en @aaimatbias gu blamieren.
Die 3eit, mabreno Der @runo.
eigentiimer Den Steuerpert ibres
gigentums fir Staats= uno Gountii'
geIteuerung ielblt angeben fonnel
enoet nit oieier ISOLDE. @er olic
nod vaiieiien" milf, muB oies bis
gum Samitae tun.
Sn benz &onteitpro5eB, bei
Dem es iih nm Die @iiltiafeit ocl
GbartertpabI bnnoelt, baben 81
3eugen, bic angeblib ungeiesmaGi'
ger @eiie eeitimmt batten, nadge'
mieiet oaB iie poaie geiesm1Biat
Stimmgeber lino.
@runbeigentiimer OH Der 90.
Ie6ao StraBe, 8miiden Der @ell
6ouiton II. Der 3omana Str. weroer
5reitag nad)mittag i'm Stoot.
~rotsiool cine geriammlung abbol'
ten, INN iiber bic gerbreiterune oel
StroBe gu beraten.
- Mittpoh obeno finbet in oel
ELECTROMAGNETIC Der groBe gal
Der Seleripebr itatt. Ser Grtrae
bes gaaes lit fir bic unterltisunaS
falie Ser 5euerlpebr beItimmt. 81,
Arrangements fir ben gaa limo
iorefaltis ~getroffen uno er wiro ie'
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@enmem Sic Sieiem Mann?

Telnem Ste Ote1et W(a1r! W
bot bas mittlere Sitter iiberidrlt-
ten, Die Sbultern iino gefriimntt
urlo gebeugt. Sein @eiiht lit ge-
bralint, mager uno abgebarmt, biz
Sanoe iino groB uno idmielig BON
barter Mrbeit. Sein 2eben mar eins
lanee &eibe BON Miibielisfeiten.
9urb unaufb0rli6en aampf bat
er es fertig gebradt, feline &inoer
auf5u5ieben uno ibnen sebolfen. e-
ne Stelung i'm 2eben 81 erbalten.
Sort 1iebt er, nod fein alter Malm
an Sabren, aber forperlid gebro-
den infolge 81 pieler Gorge una
i6merer Mrbeit.
Wir brauben nibt meit 5n iu6ell
nah ibnl nno ieiner 2ei0ensgefdbr-
tin, Ser ii6 aufopfernoen @attin, Ser
Mntter ieiner &inoer. sic lit IN
ar ieinem &ingen feline treue @e-
fabrtin geipeien, mie Die 2iniell
uno Sur6en in ibrem @eiidt oellt
Ii6 erfennen laiien. sic baben bel
Sc geoarbt oamit ibre 4inoer melli,
ger BON Der 8itterfeit oieies Sc
bens folten ioaten, oamit lie before
@%elegenbeit batten uno cine mebr
peripredenoe 3ufunft, ais ibucll
ielbit heidieoen NOR.
1 v, " ,
@enn iie 10 Oaiisen i'm 3mieli6t
hires 2ebens, miioe uno eridopft, lit
es 90 iiberrai6eno. ipenn ibnen aeit.
tpeiie Ser @eoanfe fommen ioll.e:
SIT es iiberbaupt aa Dos Gingcil
uno bic Selbitaufopferung inert &C.
tpeien " Die ein5ige 8elobnung, mli
nelde iie boffen biirfen, liegt in Ser
Moglidfeit, oaB lire &inoer beoadt.
Jam genug iein meroel an5uerfelt-
men, mas Die gItern fir tie getnn Ia.
ben.
Nadoem lire belten Sabre nun
boriiber iino, lit es Die b06ite 3eit
oab iie elm nenis al iid ielber oet'
fen - an ibr forperlides gefin-
ben = I'M menigitelts teilpeile Die
perbraubte gnersie uno 8raft mie-
Der gu erlangen.
0ie Natur broudt @eiitano 6ei
ibrer 4rbeit sur Seriteauns Oct
&raft uitb @eipebe. Son alen fir
6ieIen 3med empfoblenen Mittellt lit
mol feines 10 Defenders fir oieie ST.
belt geeignet, mie Sorni's @lpe1.
frGuter. Ct lit cine Meoi5in, mel.
die niemals i'm Glide laBt. Gr
lit miloe in @rfung, aber iifer in
&elultot. @usi6lieBlid aus &C.
Iunobeiteebenoen, pesetabilii6en Sn-
sreoien5ien bergeiteIt, entbalt or
nihts, mas Dem SpItem nidt gni
tun miirbe. l1eber elm Sabrbunoert
lang bat er leioenoen MGnnern uilo
Srauen ieine Observation-Disclosures
ar1fte bemielen.
Sorni's Ilpenfrauter lit nidt i'll
@potbefen gu baben. @r miro Den
2euten our6 SPECIAL : &genten &c.
~Iiefert. @enn Sic feinen Igeltcr
in Sbrer 0a6bori6oft fennen, BAUM
ifreiben Sic an Die gigentilmer
Or. 8eter Sabrnep & Cons Gr.,
1875 90. Sopne @ne.. Chicago.
Sn.
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Mettcte bas Qeben ser Wutter.

n8ter &er5te batten MIDI aufgege-
BEN" i6reibt Mrs. Marp Gaines
bon Mboca, Ga, uno meine &inoer
uno Nadbarn glaubten, ooB ib tier
BEN muBte, als mein Sobn baralts
beItano, 6aB i6 electric 8itters neb-
me. SD tat es nno er bat meiloe
Srauenletoen furiert. @arantieri
ooer oas @el6 5uriid Bel aaen 9rli9-
ai1ten.
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Mngefdts zines ST ernenernoen &ontrafts shuIden Der Stabt mno
Sen @aderwerfen, besab fd Ser @arsermciter nit benz stabamualt
md Mnftn nmb madte ben @enndb Seftiun, 101 ms benz StaOtdar=
ter seariden sm babem, meher Yanft Sen SHrsern oas Gcdt 9iebt iber
pGe nTrandHes" absnfimmcn.
Mber omrd bic Nnirengnnsen bes Midters s. 6. @eb6, 6anbi.
Dat fr gmrgermeiier amf benz Gn1sems' Sifet, mn6 iener Srenmoe
nmo Nm6anscr, mnroe bmier Mnidlas ber6inbert.
@aren Der gnrsermciher nns stabtanmat oesba6 TO- bemabt bic
len Mrtfel gefriden at 6abeu, me! lie muktem, fails ueoererfuaglt
oh elm @erind semadt werben mnroe, einen 9Ontraft ID porteil9aft
fir Die Naferuerfe So. eiasmgeben, baf 6e garser tie ME gntbeiRen
uirben?
Wenn bis uidt Der 6rnnb iunr, ,uas mar iomit Ser @rnnS? Slut
mprt!
Gidter s. 6. 8eb6 mb feline Mitfanoioaten perpfidtcm fdL i=
geno etnen etnsmgeben6em Gpnhatt nit Der 2aTermerf Geieli1aft
ben @nrgern sr abiimmnns Oor5mlegen, madoem Der uole MorAant
oes &Dmtraftes 1T Der bergen Erc1e pnblsnrt iuprben tit.
@enm uieoererpablt, SEER YIrsermeiiu, mnroem Sic onen Spn=
trait CUR Mbiimmnms bOrRgen inter Sdtton 1Of, als einem Sell Ses
Ses Staot=Gbarters, trt Sbrer @erimde bieen SIT emtfernem?
2aHen Sic inns Sire Mntuprt borcn!
Edmpagne=Kcmite, Citizens Cidset.
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Slot oaiielbe gu Inn. gs tit ibre
feIte lleber5eligung, bob iie oaonrd
benz @ol Der 5taot am 9eiten bic
men.
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EXstiert elm buendnis xvi.
schen dem buergerneister
und den WaSSerWerken? |!

TIT IS nidDt cine Catfadte, dab Gin Ueriudt ge=
i1adtt Wurde, $ekticn lol des iekigen $tadt=
CHARTERS III Widerrufer, dab die Burger
den Prcfiten der Kcrpcraticnen gegen=
iiber mad)tIcS Werden tcl1ten?
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05
COMPETITION FORCES STEAM
ROAD TO GET READY FOR
CHANGE OF POWER ON
SHORT NOTICE.
ONLY MONTHS TIME NEEDED
Threatened Invasion Of Hill Inter
ests in Willamette Valley Gives
Dallas a Chance to Get On the
Rapid Transit Electric Map to
Portland in Near Future.

Electrifcation of the Fourth-street
line as far south as Corvallis is-a step
that now is forcing itself on the
Southern Pacific interests regardless
of the city's demands, says the Ore
gonian. Competition of the Oregon
Electric line has brought the South
ern Pacific to a position where the
change from steam to electric service
is becoming stern necessity. Even
had the city not ordered electriica-
ton, it is probable that this step
would be under consideration at this
time anyway.
In fact, the Southern Pacific is in a
position now to substitute electricity
for steam in less than months no
tiee in ease of emergency. Within the
last summer almost the entire line be-
tween Portland and Newberg was re-
ballasted and repaired. New and
heavier steel was installed, and in
most cases the rails were "bonded' -
that is, connected with wire, to per
NIT the electric current to follow
them. All that remains to be done
now is the overhead wiring.
Current Contract Made.
The Southern Pacific has a con-
tract with the Portland Railway,
Light & Power Company providing
for the delivery of all the electric en-
ergy required to serve the Fourth
street line. The contract gives the
Southern Pacific the privilege of call
ing for this power as early as Janu-
ary, 1912, if it is needed, but does
not stipulate that service shall begin
at that time. The Portland Railway,
Light & Power Company must be
ready to furnish power at any time
after January l, 1912, that the
Southern Pacific demands it.
In laying its plans for the electrih-
cation of the Fourth-street line, the
Hartman interests are not seeking
merely to obey the mandates of the
Portland City Council, but to fortify
themselves in the struggle for busi-
ness in the Willamette Valley for
many years in the future.
They are confronted with the most
vigorous kind Of opposition through
the Oregon Electric, a Hill road, that
now is pushing south from Salem to
Eugene as fast as a large force OF
men. horses, tools and machinery viii
permit. The completion Of this line
viii give the Hill interests entrance
to a portion Of the state that hereto
fore has remained the undisputed
territory Of the Hartman system.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05
Presidents Message.

President Taft's message to
congress will be found on page
six Of today's issue Of The OBJ
server. 1t was read in Congress
at Washington, beginning at noon
today and readers Of this news
paper may read it in their homes
tonight. The prompt publiea-
tion Of this document is in line
with The Observers endeavOrs
to give its readers the best there
is TO be had and no expense Is
spared to print the news while it
Is news. It isn't often that a
weekly newspaper can beat the
dailies on a matter Of this kind,
but readers Of The Observer may
rest assured that they viii have
the best regardless Of the cost to
the publishers.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05

White left in an automobile for the
penitentiary at Salem.
Is Ex-Convict.
August IA, Magers, who was at
that time a paroled convict, at
tempted a brutal assault upon Miss
Beulah Walton, who was riding along
the road about a mile from West Sa-
lem. He was frightened away by an
approaching wagon, and very shortly
afterward attempted another assault
upon Mrs. NJ. Jorgenson, whom he
found alone on the EOla road. For
tunatelv an automobile rounded the
corner and he fed. The chase was
taken up by the occupants OF the ma
chine and Magers escaped by swim
ming across the Willamette. When
eaptured later and taken to Salem
he came very near being lynched by
a mob. He was later brought to Dal-
las and confined in the county jail,
from which he attempted to escape
several times.
Grand Jury's Work.
The grand jury began its investl-
cations Friday, and by Saturday al
ternoon two true bills and four not
true bills were returned. The re-
suits of other deliberations supposed
TO involve "bootlegging" eases, etc.
have not been given out.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05
SUMMARIZED STATEMENT FOR
MONTH OF OCTOBER SHOWS
EXCELLENT PROGRESS
THROUGHOUT.
SUPERINTENDENT PLEASED
List of Schools Placed on the Roll of
Spring Valley Only One to
Win ALI Points, Emitting it to Be
Classed Among the Standards
Many More Striving.

The following summarized report
covers the conditions in the schools of
Polk county for the month ending
November 3:
Number of schools reporting cor
rectly and on time, GA.
Number of pupils remaining at
time of last report, 2,292.
Number of pupils registered new
during month, 532.
Number of pupils registered sec
ondary during month, 81.
Number of pupils readmitted dur
ing month, r..
Total number Of pupils on register
during month, 1850.
Number of pupils dropped during
month, 166.
Number of pupils remaining at
time of this report, 1854.
Number of days taught during the
month, 16.
Whole number of days attendance,
4O,O7O.
Whole number of days absence,
1886.
Whole number of times late, 379.
Number of pupils neither absent
nor tardy, 1,755.
Average number of pupils belong
ing, 2,599S.
Average daily attendance, 2,5O4.0
Per cent of attendance, 96.3.
Number of visits by parents, 80.
Number of visits by members Of
school board, %.
Roll of Honor.
The following schools have been
placed on the roll Of honor for the
county for having made a per cent OF
attendance of 95 or more: Dallas,
Smithfeld, Eola, Pedee, Ballston, Red
Prairie, Salt Greek, Valley View
Monmouth, Bethel, Polk Station
Perrydale, Gooseneck, Cochran, But
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05
REGULAR TERM OF DEPART
MENT NO. 2 OF CIRCUIT
COURT FOR MONTH OF
DECEMBER ADJ0URNS.
TWO DIVORCES ARE GRANTED
Miscellaneous List of Gases Come Up
For Hearing and Are Disposed of
Various Suits Of Foreclosure,
Partition and Registration of Title
Claim Attention.

The regular term of Circuit Court
in Department No. 2, for Polk coun-
ty for the month of December, was
convened here last Saturday by
Judge William Galloway. The dock
ct was short one and was quickly
disposed of. Two pleas for divorce
were granted, and the other cases
consisted of foreclosure suits, etc.
The list of actions and decisions are
given herewith:
Robert M. Roberts VS.. Isaac Bum
gardner, foreclosure; w. S. Kufford
for plaintiff; Whitfield & Coan and
C. H. Libby for defendant. Default
entered and decree of foreclosure as
prayed for.
w. P. Mars ct al. VS.. M. w. VIII
kins ct al, foreclosure; Oscar Hayter
for plaintiff, M. o. Wilkins for de-
fendant. Sale confirmed.
John r. Robbins ct al. VS.. Carrie
E. Skipton ct al, partition; Oscar
Hayter for plaintiff. Decree of dis
tribution granted.
Felix Noll ct ux., VS.. d. w. Ran
dolph ct al, foreclosure; Oscar Hay
ter for plaintiffs. Sale of Multno-
nah property confirmed.
L. d. Brown VS.. Jane C. McFar-
land, foreclosure tax lien; L. ID.
Brown for plaintiff. Default enter
ed. Decree Of foreclosure as prayed
for.
Rachel C. King VS.. Roy King, di-
vorce; James G. Heltzel for plaintiff.
Default entered; decree as prayed
for.
w. NJ. Erskine VS.. Byron Hunter
ct al, quiet title; Sibley & Eakin for
plaintiff, Oscar Hayter for defend
ants. Demurrer overruled. Defend
ant declines to plead further. Decree
as prayed for in complaint.
Sallie Damn VS.. J. P. Minnich ct
al, foreclosure; f. A. Turner for
plaintiff. Demurrer overruled; de-
fendant Troeftner and wife given
until December to answer; default
entered as to J. P. Minnieh and
wife.
Ada NJ. Hart vs.. Charles Hart, di-
vorce; Oscar Hayter for plaintiff.
Default entered; testimony taken and
decree as prayed for.
Annie L. Cooper vs.. all whom it
may concern, registration Of title;
Carey F. Martin for plaintiff. Re-
port Of examiner fled and decree or
dering registration granted.