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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20

Knight Templar charm; heavy pat
tern; four jewels in crown Return
to Observer office. 284tf62O
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20

A number of young, broken horses.
Inquire of Harry Douglas, 1913 Hay
ter street, Dallas. 279-1m613
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
Horses For Sale.

Some fine young horses and colts for
sale at the c. N Macarthur farm, one
mile east of Rickreall. 254tf519
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20

Gooseberries for sale; zoe per gal
lon Percy Hibbard; Phone South %.
2S2-62S
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
While Yon Wait.

Get your tires set with the cold tire
setter. Shop at wagon bridge. N.
Hughes. 2S1tf616
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
New Wall Paper.

Wall paper, direct from the factory
"a very select line-at W. p. Hol-
mans.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20

am IN tho market Tor wool and
uiu pay the highest market price.
So me before dirposing Of your clip
elsewhere. IT. L FENToN
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
Ducks For Sale.

Twenty-Five Indian Runner ducks.
Inquire S. d. steffy, Dallas. Phone
535. 250tf516
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20

Big house and seven lots, for sale
or trade in on a good farm. Albert
Fennen, Dallas. 262tf526
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
Dairy Cows Wanted
For Sale.

Wanted, good dairy cows. r. A..
Campbell, Sheridan, Or. 66tf
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
Summons

In the Circuit Court Of TIE STATE Of
OREGON Tor Polk County. Depart
ment No. :.
Felix Noel and susie Noel. Piaintirs
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
For Sale.

Oak and Cedar posts. Soehren
Warehouse Company. 11-18-tf
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
For Sale
Sale or Rent.

Farm Laws of Oregon; price SOC
at Webster's Confectionery 277-620
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
For Sale.
Lost.

$3.50 piano for 5000; inquire at 41s
Court street; Phone 1862. 27Stf-61S
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
Mare For Sale
snie or Trade

Mare, six years Old weight 1850
pounds, Phone Blue. 270tf62
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20

ne trtt for ne poulirT show q
re ca1mtia Elrrr Arociaiioa is 20
b. neasm1sr ga
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
For Sale.
2sstf425

Old buggy and harness, and set of
double work harness; cheap. A. II.
Harris, jeweler. Phone Asa.
2SStf425
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20

Farmers having wool 20 ssil viii
fnd a % their Interest 90 see ~ !.
Fcnton. Dallas Oregon.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20
Wood Flor Sale.
Gooseberries.

Before buying your Fir wood see
A. G.. Cutler. 2S3-620
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-06-20

In the Circuit Court of the State of
oregon for Polk County.
Title and Trust Company, corpora
ton, Plaintiff, VS.. f. NJ. Morgan and
Morgan, his wife, defend
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
EP. & 5. w. Gets
 BoquiIIas Right of Way

The E. P. X $ W. today filed fer record deed for right o' way privileg- es through the Boquillas lana grant in Cochise county The considers- ton named is Sl7 800.
 Besides the right "i way through the grant which extend- from S poInt near Lewis Springs through Fairn.nk snd along the r,ver toward Be son Considerable land is conveyed, pre- sumsbly for ,racksge. depot sites, etc. and privilege Is granted for rights for cUnsrruciipa and ,per-tInR purposes including telegraph aid ,eiephuue privilege for line of railroad known AZ the Tucson extension of the E.. P. & s. W, also apoLrteuant rght and easement to enter upon certain hnd- L. take ,hereirom rock aud earth for coTstructin. road D, d dirche. etc. Another deed for rlgh, Of way ~s, also filed, conveyed by C | Cumming, to E P & " Tor strip of land nea Fsirbsnk, the consideration being sa50.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Cochise CattIeman
 Seriously Injured

A serious accident and miraculous escape from desth befell Vim Coysn the we'll known cattlemsn al his ranch h the Sulphur Spring valley lsst evening. The cattlemsn was sc- cidentsily thrown from his horse and fell ID such 8 manner that hie rope held the balky and restless animal who kicked re epestedly and vicionsly at the prostrste rider. rendering him uncon-. .cicus snd left him in immediate danger of being killed outright before assistance arrived.
 Dr Hughsrt of Tombstone Tss has tily summoned who made 6 hurrIen trip via auto to the ranch, administer. ing medical relief and surgical stteu- 1 tiop. Examination revealed the fact that three rifs of his right chest were i broken the collar bone sas also brC ken internal injuries resulted and severe .b.ssions and contusions covered his body where the snimsl had kicked 1 him.
 The pstien. Is bearing up heroic ally from his terrible experience and suffering. and b pels entertained for hie recovery. Dr Hughart speak | hopefully oi hia patient and |! DO complications set in looks for his early recovery.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Unfortunate Man
 Loses Eyesight

His eye.lght leaving him suddenly while he vas walking slong the right of way of the F P < $ ", F Riley & i.horer, aged B vesrs. was found ~an- dering near the tracks oi the E P & 8 " last Wednesday. He WAS taken to Douglas yesterday and plsced in the county hos ,itsl for treatment.
 Riley. who hsiled from Boston. Mass. originally. vas coming from Fl Pa-o when he fret became afflicted with eye trouble. Alter short time he became totally blind and could only find his way by feeling the rail. road track as be stumbled along look. ing for succor.
 Whether Riley's blindness is cnly temporary or will prove permanent, could not he sscertsined yesterday ss it was late in the siternoop when he was removed to the hospital. His eyes are in dreadfully inhsmed con. ditioD however.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Experiment Station
 For C0Chise

The University of Arizons is pre- pairing 10 take S step which sill mean to the Sulphur springs Valleys sd- vsncement. One hundred acres Of lar Id, siz m'les north uf McNeal have been purchased by the institution A model pumping plant which Rill test tine possibilities O' water supply and farming 10 tte valley sill be ustrl ed ID ti 2 immsdiaief [ ,ure.
 The university has been wor- iDg %ith such secrecy Iu this matter that : Wac not un,il yee'cIdny that the plan- en.crtsiutd tsc cane known. 4 model pumping plant will he instai.ed IT. the near future and sinking a ce- ment csi=on for the well silI be begur The cement csisoc will be msnuisr- tured on the ground and sunk ss il hardens sufficiently.
 The nea experimental farm will he | m charge Of NIT B alock ~ho has haC much experience ID ,his lIpe ol ror k
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Americans ;n Dan-
 ger at Torreon

Telegrsms from Ameri.sns in Tor. TeoD, Mexico. tell Of grave danger threatening Americans in that city by reason of the strike in progress there and the attending enti-foreign feeling.
 It ws- st TOrr on that the massacre of the Chinese occuEei during the re. helIIon against President Di-E last
 inter One ofthe pet grievances Eal ng the more ignorant of the pe- ons ass that nearly all exscrtlve posi- fions 10 Mexico were held by Ameri- cane, although Francesca 1 Msdero, nov president. slvsys di.couraged the ides, many of the peons believed thst with the new regime in the City Of Mexico, Americans would be criyen out and th-ir high salsried pueitions given to Mexicans. This is me C. The dssppointmeuts which sdds [. the ugly temper of the s,nking min CTS at Toreon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Alfalfa Crop
 Yields Good Profit

4 sro,s profit of sl4,s76 has been made from alfalfa hay this year by Frank and Warren Allison on their rsnch five miles soutb of Tucson. The sixth cutting of hay for the sea con has just been completed and the hay marketed. according to Frank Allison.
 The Citizen ssys that the figures Eiven above do not include hay valued st between s250 and siOO which has been consumed oD the ranch or re- served for future use during the wins ter. making c total valuation Of the hay cut from the ranch amount to e minimum of sl5,226
 The cuttings were made from ls5 acres Of alfalfa. The gross revenue per acre of hay cut for tbe sesson i. thus about $Sl per acre. The nel profit Mir Allison iguree at something more than &60 per acre.
 The ranch comprises 1850 scre' under ditch, of which $50 acres art under cultivation this year io alfalfa barley and other crops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Phelps Dodge Strike
 Rich Copper Mine

What is considered to be one Of 'h greatest copper strikes in recent yesre has just been made by tte Phelps Dodge compsny Ju the Giesemsn elaine in the Catalios mountains which the Copper Queen holds under extended option. according to reports which have been received in Tucson.
 Samples of the ore have also been received here. and appear gli.tenirg- ly rich in copper. The extent of the strike is such that its present known value is alleged to be worth more than sI. 900. 900.
 The strike is said to have been partly kuown. but far from completely de- termined at the time when the Cop per Queen sske1 the owners of the property for an ertension.-Citi.en.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Democratic Candi-
 dates Campaigning

A party O! Democratic county cans didstes left today for the Sulphur Spring Valley on . political fence building tour. The local candidates who left were John Rock for superv's- or, E Jsmes for clerk of court. Ed Hughes for assessor and W c Gil- more for district attorney, all under guidance o! Assessor Chss R Ho ue in his auto. The party sili be ioine st Gleeson tonight by Fred sutter for judge, Gus Hickey for supervisor, Owen Murphy for Recorder and sev- erai other county candidates from Douglas and Bisbee and all will joint ly, severslly and collectively beard the voter in his lair in the interest of De moor atic success
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
How Would
You Like ?

How would you ka "a be an editor of sone paper and sit g: your case SIX dave ont Of the seek end four weeks out of the mouth. and hss euch copy as this to "edi,"
 Mrs Jones Oi Cactus Creek, let 6 can opener shp last eek and cut Ter. self in the pantry.
 A mischieyous lad of Pikctnvn threw . stone and h;t Mr Pike in the alley. way Tuesday.
 John Doe climbed on the reef of bis house lsst week looking for lesk, and fell, striking himself on the back porch.
 While Harold Green wss escOrtir g Miss Violet Wise from the church cial l. , Saturday night, s savage dog att led them and bit Mir Green several times nn the public sqpsre. I.a'sh Trimmer. of Running Greek was playing with ca, Frid y, when the cat scratched him on the frout porch,
 MT Long, while hsrnessing a bron. cho last Saturday. was kicked jns south Of the corn cr,o -ESchsnge
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Injured Man
 Leaves Hospital

Still suffering from the injuries he received on the evening Of November ,, when an automobile driven hy the eighteen-year- old son of Herbert Aths crashed into the bugg' in which he Was riding ID Phoenix. Billy Nesil, former manager oi T mmy Burns and A sporting writer known all over tie cnurtry. hss left the Sis ers' hospital at PhO-n'z He walks with a limp md -sYs ii j1ries stou, his head are giving him considerable pain.
 The Gazette say. that Neail hss retained AttoTn'ys Alexander & ChT,sty, who xil. probably enter suit 70 recover he eos. of repsirs to the "uttit AS ~ell ss that oi the medical stterdsnce and the hospital sersic ', inciCent 10 the sccident.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Double Wedding
 of Tombstonites
INTERPRETATIONS

INTERPRETATIONS
 An early morning wedding occur red in Tombstone this morning winch was the culminstion oi 6 hspry TO. nance between two we'll tnowu ,nd popular Tom bstonites in the solemn. nation of the nuptisls of Louis Kuch- enbecker and Miss Sadie Cowau.
 The pretty wedding ceremony was had st the home of the hrids who was attended by Miss Grace Hicks while Harry Macis acted as groon-msn and Rev A Benedict tied the hymenesl knot that made the happy twain one The ceremony was had in the presence of iev intimate friends of both fam flies and immediately after 2 sui"p;- ious wedding b.eakfsst was served and the .eIding party left at 9:30 via auto for Fairhank to connect ith the ~estbound rain for their boneymo oon trip.
 The couple had planned, and very 1 successfully to elude their friends thus escaping A large share of embar- r.ssing attentions which, however. is sull vouchsafed them on their return { home.
 he contracting psrties are vel known, the fair bride being deed 8 Tombstone isvorite daughter whose womsnly grace sr pleasing peyso n. sbty has won her hest of !rieuds The groom is the junior memter O the m ercsntile firm of Kuchenteckel and Son and secretary Of the Tomb stone Chamber Of Commerce. He is 6 young man of sterling worth and in. 'egrity, and his circle oi friends ez tends 10 ail vho know him.
 The PRosPEcroR j,,us in hearty congratulations to the happy couple May their welded life b. Une contin- uons honey moon,
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Arizona Takes
 Many Prizes

Arizona is certainly fact developing into . fruit country. At the lsst ses. sion of the Dry Farming Congress held in Denver last month Arizona fruit took sixteen first prizes. h fact this state won first prize for it's fruit in every class entered as against Washington and Oregon. with her famous apples. Colorado, Oklahoma and Ksnsse. There were full eIhi. bit from each state too.
 ssmples of ksffir corn. milo maize. buck wheat, broom corn. millet, bar ley, beets. potatoes, cabbsges, as well ss the frui,s were eIhibi.ed and Ari- zons won twenty-three out ofs pos siDie thirty prizes.
 The exhibit vac in charge of Prof. McOmis Of the University of Arizona experimental station. who delivered q paper before the Congress. Arirons received both first and second prizes on Ben Davis apples. Arizcns fruit growers are much pleased with the results of the exhibit and are going in strong for fruit. Farmers all through the Sulphur Springs Valley figure that if such good results can be made with dry farming that they surely can make . grand success with . small irrigation plant. The 1912 session of the congress will go to Leithbridge, Csnsds, and she 1913 session will probably come to Ari- sops.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Arizona Candidate h.
 jured in Auto Accident

W D Fis. republican candidate for state treasurer and B Barron, the ue <spaper publisher of Globe. Ariz., were victims of sn automobile scci- dent esventsen IT ilss es., Of Mess yes- teTdsy. Riding along the road going iu;n ph enix the steering gear the tcnine broke sud the car dashed into the ditch and overturned. Both men were pinLed beneath the car un- nj rescued hy cowboys sometime later. Eek suffered a bruised leg, but | Barron Ss. rendered uuconsciuus for seyP72l hours. |, T. believed he suf- fe. ed internal injuries. Both men were taken to Phoenix hy A c Pulet who happened 70 DIS in smother car
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
A New Use For
 Arizona Cactus

A consular repor. from Mcn.e-:dso suggests that the people of the South western United Ststee. where cactus is sbu ndsnt, and often nuisance. might follow the example Of the Urugusysns and utilize this plant making whitewssh. When travelling through the rural d;stricts of Uruguay ones attention is attracted by the fine white color of the farm buildings. even during the wet season. The whitewash is made from the sliced leaves of the common cactus, mscer- sted 10 water for 24 hours. To the creamy solution thus produced. lime is added. When applied to any sur- face, 6 durable pesr!y white appear ance lie produced.-Scien,ifc Amer. icsn.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Mexican Murdered
 at Fort Huachuca

A murder is reported from Fort Huschucs today, having been coma mitted on the militsry reservation !.s; evening. The dead man is s Mexican named Rivera, and according to the mesgre reports received here, was killed by one or more unknown Mexican companions, all woidchop- pers belonging to the wood camps in the mountains. Little particulars are had osyond the fact that all were reported drrnk and qusrreli"g and cause of the shouting unknown. Since the killing was had on the rec. ervation, tre U . N-rsbal's office was notified and promptly sent officers to investigate.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
From Thursdays Daily

Clerk of she Board H E BernsT has prepared the form oi the official ballot for Coohise county io the general election to be held on December l2th.
 The required number O! spaces for the various state and county ofbces and the constitutiopsl amendment question will make the bsllot 3S inch es long and i3 l-2 inche. wide.
 Tbe official tsbuiatiop Of the pri- mary vote of the 40 precincts in the county hss been printed by the board of supervisors and issued iD circular form for distribution. The document mskes an interesting study.
 The following marriage licenses ! have been issued out of the probate court: Tuie Msnsion to wed Mary Bjorklund, both O. Bisbee; Ike Price to wed Jessie Won Butler, both oi Light; Edward R Price to wed Anns l hutn DltDbIrB UOtu Ol ''hSVA'
 Mrs Alice Iohns, sister-in-lsw Of W Kucbenbecker of this city, is [ Tombstone arrival for visit, srriS ing here lsst evening from her home ct Morenci.
 | Captain c B Kelton, democratic candidate for the state legislature Il in Bishee. Captain Kelton met msuI of the voters in Douglas and declared that he wac much grsti6ed to fin; such perfect harmony prevsilini smong the democratic voters. ! Constable Bailey of Lowell sss county seat arrival today bringing with him s prisoner for the Hotel d White.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
McSPARRON-B0yn

And nov comes the announce meut o' another marriage of TombsrOuer with romantic detsils when Vim 4 McSpsrron, the popular deputy treas. u.er and Mise Lot's Boyd of Los An geles were united in marriage at Ben- sou today, Rev II A Deck Of Tomb stone ficisting. A pretty feature of .he plan Of Cupid xss the meeting ol Louis Kuchenhecker cnd bride st Ben son to act ss bridesmaid and grooms- man at the McSpsrren- Boyd nuprisls the happy arrangements making for A double wedding, but 8 few hours apart on the same bright A'i,ons sunshiny day, and exchange of greetings and congratulations marking 6 memor able event in the launching of two bsrques, with precious csrgOes, on the rstrimonial sea of nfe.
 Mir McSpsrron, sn intimate friend Of Mir K uchen becker, is gen'sl Trmb s'oner held in high esteem aud regard while the bride is . popular and chsrnning young lady of Los Angeles who has numerous friends in the Angel City. The couple will msks their home in Tomhetope. and the PRcsPEcToR extends hearty copgrstu- Istions and best wishes for . happy welded fe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
From Fridays Daily

sheriff Walker returned to Psn- handle Texss today with hie prisoner who is wanted on chsrge of embez1ie- ment. Requisite D pspers were re- ceived from the governof's office l. day and Mcksno. who had previously ob- jected to leaving. consented without furthur legal opposition to accompany the officer. McRsno is consumptiye and sickly. He maintains his inn0- cence oi the charges against him.
 Prersfstions are under way hy Clerk Berner in arranging supplies Tor the general election on Dece 18th. The retufns for this election are sent to the secretary of the territory to te csnvsssed, instesd Of by the hoard of supervisors because cf the constitu- tionsl amendment provision and com plisnce with the enabling act. Miss Grace Hill returned last .eyeu. I lrDIi I Ebc b-sc DCc II visitiug with friends for the past sir weeke.
 Mrs Matthew Kries and daughters Miss Mary. and Lizzie were srfiyah in Tombstone today from Courtiand and during their stay here are th' | -,aa,. of M,. E-sol G,vsy, and fap, iig.
 Lon Clure ard wife were departing passengers this afternoon for Doug lse to attend ;hs dsDce m that cit! .his evening, given py tho Brother hood of Locomotive Bremen of shici order Mr Clure is member, beiuI fireman on the local branch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Strange Planet Plainly
 Visible in Arizona
The Phoenix Democrat says:-

The Phoenix Democrat says:-
 For seversi hours today planet was plainly visible jus. to the left of the moon. Tbie cur ous phenomena. which never occurrs except in . fe~ psrts Of the world, ard is extremely rsre in Arizon-, attracted the atten- tion of hundreds. Little kno,s con. tinually gathered on the sr,eete to watch and speculate
 Hundreds from other parts of the cGubtfy, szid that they had never seen anything like f tefore. The -tar sas large ahite spot, fully as um'nou- as the uex moon and -een- ingly very ntsrit. ofcourse. the ac- fnai d. tsrcs between wss nillions oi miles. but it seemed from the earth to be cDly . foot or two.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Regents Will Eliminate
 Preparatory Work

Upon the recommendation of Pres. ident Wilde ofthe Uniyersity of Ari- rona projec. for the elimination of ths preparatory department which bss been for 6 long time content plated, wss adopted by the board of regepts. The work of the frst preparatory grade will be dropped from the university st the beginning of the college year in the fall of 1912. and the second year grade in the fall of 1913. There after every student in the university will be of university grade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
kosterlitzky Visits
 United States

Col. Emilio Kosterlitzsky, com- mspder in -chief of the rurale forces in the state of Sonora. was in Fl Pa. O Wednesday, returning to his station ct Csnsnea from Mexico City, after . month in the capital in consolidation with the officials Of the army. and with President Msdero. regs srdine tbt reorganization of the rnrais forces of the republic, including the colonel command in Sonora. He was &C., companied by his fife and daughters. and left Wednesday evening for Csn- snes, whese he will resume command oi the susalss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Woman's Club
 h WiIIcex

After several weeks oi prelimisssy work and .d,scussion the women oi WiIlcox have perfected formally or gsnized Woman's Club. At c meet in the home of Mrs J W Moore, she following officers were elected: Mrs c o Anderson. president; Mrs H A Morgan fret vice president; Mrs J P Crowley corresponding; Miss Irns Keller, recording secretary; Mia Julia Ridden, treasurer:
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
Cattle Inspectors
 Office Kept Busy

Cattle Inspector Wright and his assistants are handling large ship men,s O cattle. Within the next few days there will several shipments. The last batch inspected was shipped from Pantano by Crittenden Land f Cattle Go. There were i5i5 steers in the bunch
 Tie purchasers were Vail and Wick CTS, aud J P Cuddlrhsck. The cattle ~ill ce taken to CalifOrnis and led uut'l r7aiy for the markets
 The cattle inspected were in eYcel- lent condition.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-19
HoW'S Ihie |?

We ofer One Hundred UoIIars Re ward for gay oase of Cstarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Cstarrh Cure.
 F J. CHrxEY & Co.,, Toledo, O.
 We the undersigned, have known F.J. Cheney for the last Is years, and believe hin perfectly honorable in all ousiness transactions and financially able se carry out any obligations made bv nis firm.
 WALDIEe, KIyxAH & MAKvIx,
 Wholesale Druggists. Tolsdo, O.
 Halls CstarTh Cure is taken inter ially, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75.oents yn bottle. Sold h- sll dusxists.