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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Chicago Lumberman, Testify
ing Before Senate Commit.
tee in Lorimer Investigation
Involves Taft Indirectly.
HENRY S. B0UTELL IS
DRAGGED INTO GAME
Former Representative From
Illinois, Now Minister to
Switzerland. May Be Sum-
moned As Witness.
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WASHINGTON. July % Edward
uiuc. oi CHICAGO caused q sensation
today Ht rosuf,.us before thc senate
lormor committee that Representa-
tive usuly S Houtcll of Illinois. now
American minister 20 switzerland. told
him ha President Tau. rognrdiug
loumo. J- au acceptable senatorial
candidate, was anxious TO have him
elected and would bc very glad to as.
sist n his election
TudaN session of the committee
began with Attorney Hauccy counsel
ipl senator l.orimor questioning Hines
further about his trips 10 New York
lasI winter when the Lorimcr olec-
t.uu issue was pending before the scu.
ate Hines testified that on one OF
these trips he called ON T.. n GdrN uf
The United States steel corporation
to see about the price of stock m a
Colorado iron company
suddenly az t1c instance of his
COUNSEL M Hines produced sheet
or paper without letcrhcad aud with,
uuu signature or date bat witch Mr.
Hines sworc was In Nh Bnutell q
| Handwriting The little sheet con
tainod these words
u should like 90 have ih. senator
know vino was the onl, man in Wash
| iugton who went to the president IN
| his behalf aud bring IN tsicj the
goods
Mr. Hines declared thai the sen
atlr referred tO was Senator LorimeI
| and that his election 20 the senate
Wd. tine subject of the note. Mr.
| Hines declared that Nj Buutoll said
/ 10, had lou, 90 see President rail
| and had odd him that l.orimcr .ceme,
ip 1c the only man on which the iac
| uous could unite MI Hines con
tnucd
Air Routell said that after he tol,
He president of Lori nor's capabilitN
| hc ,thc president said that no wai
very anxious To have senator elec
| from Illinois and hat Mr. rOrlme'
was very acceptable to him aud tina
hc wodid do an hc could 10 assist lr
clecting him
When did YOU find this supposed
| letter asked Senator Kern of In
diana
! found iI Yesterday ia toin.
| through mf papers
Dld you have il when Won testihc,
a leN days ago.
Yes
| Hines testified tbut Mr. VOutclr.
tulN with ihc prosiron' was two o
three weeks before Lorimpr wa.
elected
% know fHc aat." declared Mr.
llmo~. "noeJuse mut him on mo wa
'o thD White House ~ said hat b.,
was nolns lr the MhHo House to tci
| luc president thu 30 looked az D
loHmor Wa. tbc only man ON whom
lh, factions c1Uh unite ana to as
| tho pD dent 'u help him.
Was H. going 80 .cU lbtt tag Dom
ocra.a would No'o .ur IogimrI ush
od .uJtO. Kern
IhlnN not We 'nuueui IHp
char U. Republican factions coul
lun.', 600 loinor"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

kW.J nr. Won did, r,a"uud'd Doe
tn, opposition pcpohos.
.Iwt nut CO., d,ah of tho king and
tu, t.ppurur, truce r,ri,s of IS bright
sort uf uur,l IL would nlt, been
pressed at mat session through all ita
.p... Tile constitutional conference"
proved that with the boost win % sottie-
uaut D., agreement was Impossible
1hIs Wu WAS prosecuted Cos 'hc lords.
% was 1ld D-idr boo favor uI au alter
native schom, put forward uN Lord
lauSd"Vur uu uontu pt the RESPONSE
hI. leaders of the opposition.
A. the premier spoke h, uproar
was continued unJ oul> suairhrs pf
what ur said could ur heard. NJ
added
"a situation ups boon created Oariss
OF .rN Redmond from which there
is only One constitutional ,.Dtpo That
ie unless tho lords consent Coo r"stur"
this BIN with. if Nou like. reasonable
amendments consistent Win its priu-
rplo and purpose. 800 shall hc conn
PEELED to uv"k" the prorogatiyc uf
the crowd
1T this declaration the umult was
There vrr, shouts of shame. Rvd-
moud. SON at' dlsrn,rd. you are no
primo minister
Asuuth concluded 100 few sem
tonoos maudblr Goo those In the press
galleries. but evidently uttered IN
ur'at heat ana win emphasis ~
hc sat down he received au ovation
from his supporters
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
UNION MEN WILL
Be ARRANGED
WEDNESDAY
Connors, Bender and Maple,
Accused of Conspiracy TO
Dynamite, Will Have 0ppOr-
tunity to Plead This Week.

Los Angelic. CaI JuN 20 Bert
Connors. q T. Bondcr and a g.
Mau'. lmuu mon who v,r, r,-lndi.t-
cd bs th, srlnd iury las, vork on
charges vf .,usuuu,. 90 wreck the
county haN of records with dynamite.
VIII hr lrwau.3 u,Nt Wednesday
Tho present cbarlos against the met
.urr sunsuuuylt Oh. same us those
contained iu the original indictments.
which were gua-hcd ten DAYS ago on
motion uf tho defense
tt wac announced TODAY hy counsel
for the MrNamau brothers that %
mu OF ,,copuous 90 the decision ~
Jrdg. U'tdN,l oyorruiue ih. moe
t.ns to uuash tht McN4uJra tudict-
mrnts would bo ni,d Ju.t 80. The
tiU .ousututra another technical
u.t, 200 connection ui,h m, admit-
t,d plan of tu, dpi,u-, tp create ns
mHu grounds fpr appeal Hs uu--i1l".
81 the hospital TODAY 10 vu- .tntod
CHAT MI. 81 Muigai. who was strirk-
ON WItn nervous prpslrlNou Hst week.
was sIghuH Improved.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Iron Clad Agreement Entered
Into November 8, 1900, I'm
posed Heavy Penalty on
Violators of Rules.
STRENUOUS OBJECTION
MADE TO DOCUMENT
Counsel for United States
Steel Corporation Protests
Against Introduction of Pa
pers Into Report.
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thN tNFhtnE hefnla " " lsenseu Nifel
Wu~hIugtun JulN . "a cops ul
un iruuoi1d agr,,Wrul by which the
steel pllir u~-H.Intuu of DO, United
states uas ,utsryd into November %.
800. was placed before tu, housr
stool trust uNr.tlutins pumm'tto, too
day Ei',on great steel companies
entered into the agreement and up-
poruunod among themselves AN ship
mcut~ uf steel plate.
The steel company that dared Woe
late the agreement laid itself uHul"
to heavy penalties. and .' ls said ihai
fines Of fl.uub frequently were inn.
posed ON members uf the comm lssiop
when complaints were filrd with the
rNocutiv, committee. Each firm was
required GO mas" monthly sworn
statements relating Co shipments
rolling product ton. etc. ana any mem
hor who had produced more than hts
upportioncd amount was required ~
pay "a prnahN on each pound uf such
excess. the money thus collected being
Inpportioucd among tho members who
dld not shin up Go their allotted share
The agreement bound the mouhot'
Ia make sales between parties ro th'
agreement ut uooi prices.
70 insure roudrrug uf statements
ana faithful adherence OF each partN
| TO the terms oi tho agreement guar
antce fund uf 100000 WAS provide,
/ hy payment OF $1,000 ON each pci
cent Of allotment
Richard Liudahury counsel for IA,
/ United states steel corporation. pro-
| tested against the Introduction ut IN,
copy of the steel plate association
| agreement
This is not signed, 30 said Mr Lind
ahurN, There iE no evidence chat B
was signed and the date already giNoI
Is Cd year in adNauD, of rhr formation
of thc United states Steel corpora
uou
This has an important hoarius
declared Chairman STANLEY, "hrulus
members of the pool were bound q
remain members for two wears auD
further because I have been adylsrD
that practically the same momoraud
worc In the steel and WiYy agrorm,u
which resulted iu recent iudicm,ut
w, huNo not got such an ugrr,
mont in amy of pw files aud cuuuu
produr, ii and have uothiug go "a
with o." said Mr Lndahur1 w
dem all knowledge of It and feel th,
We ought not To bc connected with
I'm this record. particularly us this
an authenticated COPY aud thprr
nothing here Go Indicate its autn,u
ucitV'
Tho cupy of the agreement ~.
placed in the report
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
TRAPPED OFFICIAL
IS SENTENCED
California Man Accused of
Accepting $4,000 Bribe,
Gets Eight Years in San
Quentin.
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Oakland 'HI. July Former
Counts Assessor Hcur, T.. Dalton was
sentenced today tu srrN, eight wears
boo ,h, state pouitentiar> at san Qurn-
tu, tollovu- nis conviction of hutins
accepted % urIhr of $4,000 from tha
spring Naue, Water company .u yAu-
sIdoration ut Nhich ne was to reduce
thr corporations assessments lu this
county Tho $4,000 was ~ bs part
payment on "a total hrihc ct $4,000
Dalton Was trapped bN the ,u-oper.
alton nf thr SprIug Valley Wat,r com-
pany officials and th, district utor.
nel,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

FUR SEAL TREATY
RATIFIED ~ SENATE
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Washington July 20 TIE North
Pacific mr seal treaty prohihiuue pee.
lagic scaling and reulatlug the XIII
Ing ol seals ON land was ratified hr
the senate today ON motion of senator
Cullom Thue was mo- discussion
The treaty does not take sect un'il
accepted ny AN sgnntory powors The
United Satcs, Great Britain, Russia
ana Japan
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
GREAT BRITAIN GETS
INTO GAME WITH PRYCE
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Los Angeles, July ~ -blrai iirithln
has taken hand In tine cXtradftion
PROCEEDINGS against General ReNs
piNoo formerly commander of Mex,
team iusurrcrtos in Lower California,
und now wanted by the Mexican goN-
Crnmoni to answer charges of mur-
der. robbery and arson
James Bryce. British Ambassador
to Washington has Instructed \ Les.
lio Best assistant British consul hero.
90 represent lrice whom the charge OF
violation ol the neutrality laws ls
heard IN thc federal court hore
pryce's ease. tOeethor with similar
ones against General Jack Il, Mosby
aud lamos n. Latlip. Arizona Rough
rider Mobhy.s adulant was ached
uled To come up before Judge Well
bonn IA the federal court today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
POpE PIIS HAS
SLIGHT TEMPER ATt'RE
NV INenlnE MernIh 4. y. llenaeh MIrel

Rome. lulN 'l-H Pope liys has
taken cold ana Is sufrrrne from sore
threat as Wcll as cxperiencing the i'm
convenience of hoarscnoss
nr Ettoro Murchataya. consulting
physician to his holiness. found th,
patient had a slight temperature and
| ordered tnat his audiences for the
present be- abandoned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
WOMAN LOSES LIFE
SAVING PET KITTENS

~ ENening Herald a. q, Leased Mtrel
. i.n- Nnrrlvs. 1uN "a shrek
. ug 'My babies they art AN | I
. has, loo tb. Nurd," MissI.ouise 4
. Frederick tu ARTIST rushed I
y back into burning apartment 4
o hous, BOO Gtupuzt. tho northern 4
y section ot the city early today. I
. and after throwing "a basket con I
. taIniug -Four white angora kittens
. out Of tlc window. ftll hack aud ,
o was dDtour,d ny the flames. Tho I
. kittens landed on their feet AN.
. hurt n the street,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Bloodless Battle in Hills Near
Camp Mills Today; En-
trenched Guardsmen Hold
ing Forth Against Enemy.
GUARDS ARRESTED MANY
LAS VEGAS SOLDIERS
Members of Company H" Ars
Taken Into Custody in Of
fees and Stores and March,
ed Off to Military Duty.
Especial rrIcgram to Evening HeraldD

especial IelrEram to ENcDing HerRidl
ids Vegas, y. NJ. Jul Involve
companies of NrU Mexico National
guard. divided into two detachmcuts.
one detachment under Major utrId
aud another under Major Vail. fought
near lls Vegas today Six rumpau
les uuocr command of Major uf.|
were ontrouch,d u docp trenches
shortly after duylipHt. while the cum-
pauirs under Major Nul attacked
them The Vail forces won't after tl.
lllcld soldiers carefully ANA conseryJ-
lively, diggiug "kiug in trenches as
they advanced. Late this afternoon
the lltcld forces We're sun Iu com
maud OF the situation, the Vail men
having failed Coo dislodgo them from
their position Tine muuruters uf-
f"rdod splendid opportunity for tho
militia men to demonstrate. their abil-
ity as strut,pist- Th, VAN forces did
% hard DAYS work. 30, u.ratcs bciug
engaged for several hours 100 digging
shallow trenches. which they would
uhuGdou after u.OuruE fnr several
moments.
Conpan, n \rrc-tcd.
Nearly .NryF muwu,r pf Company
II Of Las Ncl1. wa. arrested ,odns
hN squad uai.G Na. sent Olt from
Camp Mills by "a, nf'.pr pI th. da1
Many members 1f Drupau, 49, disro
g1rding t1. rgl,s. l.u camp SATURDAY.
uud YESTERDAY Hud went back 600 vor,
in offices uud stores. fh. entire conn
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24
Terrific Battle Between Rum
and Anti-Rum Forces. Wag-
ed in Lone Star State Satur-
day Still in Doubt.
s~ssee>s~ eee~~ee~ss

Dallas, Tex. July 2i.--TeNas de-
frstod state wild, prohibition In Satur-
dan, cl"cton according to Admissions
to-day of the "Dry" campaign head
quarters aud also accordins to returns
,arit today
After thirty-siv hours ~ ba Tot
slrIdcr had of hardly more than
5000 iu unofficial returns. Unless the
vote vet 20 come is dincrut in tenor
tHan that sag Go The present time. The
f.maiuing Few thousands OF ballots
cannot swing the election To 'he
"Dr,s.'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

Houston. Tex, July 2i.--Chairman
BAN of the state wide prohibition
committee today conceded anu-pro-
hibiuuuists majority not eXccetirs
nvo thousand ON the face OF present
returns from Saturda. =, elections. He
claims frauds have iecn practlccd 1nl
VIII resort Co the cnu'is.
Chairmdl Walters OF the anti pro-
HIl ,uouist. said lgtts returns iidi-
oatod that the majority against pro-
hihiuup would be- slightly moro Than
10000.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-24

Dallas. Tex, Iuy 2i.-The ANTE
rrohibitinnists were stlll leading on
th, unofficial returns in the Texas
state wide prohibition election. aD-
oordnE Go rports received py the As
so.iatpd pI.-- ,lIlN to-day. Tho first
additional returns his morning s4gh'.
IS Increased tb, anti prohibition lead
bur NOT sufficiently Go assure them a
victory. Th r majority is sti2 under
fHur thousand
Th. rsr Iuuru'ng papers of Texas
express 40. general opinion sNlt 'ha
anti pruHIDiuurists have wpn hu, BE-
.s conceded that h. election O., very
..asr .pl U1t thore is 5t lees, o. pos-
.nNN lat,r returns may srUT tnr
election n h, prohibluoui-t..
Iut utrment today Chairman Bali
.f OBJ, state wide prohibition commit
to, u.d tho complct, returns would
rrnnpbs show th. prohibition
mnIur.t, u' lrs- thau t00o votes NJ.
UnH Vuuld mott aal whether enc proc
mpitoui-t, would bring charges OF
fraud sufficient Goo 1.rant contest
chairman walters uf th. Hnti-pro-
hhiUoui-t- eamrJ tn1t tuc ants
hut. defeated ht Hrobi0itonI-ts by
J majority o. auuW 5000
E.wus coming u T.rN late this
afternoon Hpur t,d O.. .uuhrW the
.um chat TeNr Gas defeated state
H|U. prohibition bl 1000. Tn, boxes
go, tu Do. heard from are mostly ln
spar N settled sections. remote from
H.-r. rUI. ar ultU tutumuhil. conn
Wuu.niiuu Th,y are both prohihi-
f.Hu tuU Huri.uruhIhitIan territories
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-02-03
BRIDGEPORT

Mrs. r. Mahoney has been quite
sick, but is some better.
Mrs. B. Y. Allen has been suffering
from tonsilitis, but is much better.
Mrs. Talent went to Portland few
days ago for medical treatment.
r. r. Riggs children are GONZALES
cent, after a severe attack of lagrippe.
j. ]. Leveck and Delmar Hedgepeth
are repairing the White telephone
line
Mrs. Bilieu and son, Johnny, have
been suffering from lagrippe, but are
convalescent.
Joe Cages little boy, who was in
jured by the explosion of a shell, is
getting along nicely.
The Burns lane, which was graded
and rocked last summer, withstood the
recent high water better than was ex-
pected
Mr.. and Mrs c. G, Lowe visited her
brother. George Remington, two days
last week. Mr.. Lowe has been en-
gagged in the real estate business in
Idaho for the last 18 months.
W. N. Yeater returned home Satur-
day from Portland, where he under
went an operation at the Good Samar-
itan Hospital. This is the third time
he has submitted to an operation in a
Portland hospital, and he thinks it
will be successful.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-02-03
BUELL.

Steve Braley made a business trip
to Sheridan Friday.
T. B. Stone was on the Creek on
business Saturday.
d. C. Walker made business trip
to Sheridan, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ras Hills visited Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Newbill Friday.
Harry Oviatt has gone up in the
mountains to work for Lynn Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Jones visited rel
atives on Red Prairie the last of the
week.
Fremont Everett was looking after
interests at the mill the latter part of
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jones and fam
lily visited with Steve Braley and fam
lily Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rant Neeley have
moved into Mr.. Everetts house for a
few months.
Ras Hills hauled slabwood from the
mill for Herman Lenhard the latter
part of the week.
Merrill Barber has been sick with
the grip, and has been unable to at
tend school all week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Merriweather
have moved to Portland, where they
will make their home.
A surprise party was held recently
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Magma.
There was a large attendance and all
reported a good time
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-02-03

days visit with friends here.
Mulkey and Mills are inventing a
new kind of lantern. Thus far it has
proved decidedly hard on the eyes.
Mrs. S. III. Tetherow, of Falls city,
and King Tetherow, of Spokane, spent
few hours in Black Rock, Sunday
After the recent fire in Falls City
the commercial club of Black Rock
has decided to put in water works
system.
Mrs. c. D. Wallace has returned to
her home in Falls City, after short
visit at the home Of her brother, o. L.
Ferguson.
The home of Frank Mulkey was on
fire one day last week, but the bucket
fire company soon extinguished the
flames, and not much damage was
done.
The surprise party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs George Yeaton was
great success. A few hours We're spent
in playing cards, after which light re-
freshments were served.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-02-03
RICKREALL

Jack Goodell is sick with appendi-
citis
James Norton is reported to be i'm
proving.
Miss Halle Gibson went to Portland,
Sunday.
L. C. Koser was a Dallas visitor,
Tuesday.
John Vaughan is i'll with an attack
of lagrippe.
Lewis Fosnot is pruning Fl. c. Ea-
kin's orchard.
F. A. Koser and son, Paul, went to
Salem, Tuesday.
Miss Alice Burch returned from
Sherwood, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cook were visit
ors in Independence, Tuesday.
Miss Roxanna White, of Portland,
is visiting at B. f. Lucas home.
Mr.. and Mrs Delos Fritz, of Salem,
called on friends in Rickrall, Sunday
Mrs. Herman Petre, of Bridgeport,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Cadle.
Walter Vaughan spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents here. He
returned to Independence, Sunday.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-02-03
LUCKIAMUTE

A. A. Tetherow spent Sunday with
his brother, A. e. Tetherow, at Suver.
M. N. Suver delivered fine hog to
the Dallas market Monday. 1t tipped
the beam at the 500-pound mark
j. j. Thurston had the misfortune
to lose some good goats during the re-
cent high water. Thirty-six head were
drowned.
j. H. James and 0. M. Allen have
completed the replacing of the Soap
Creek bridge, which was washed out,
and again our mail man is making
regular trips.
K. S. Tetherow, of Spokane, Wash,
son of S. H. Tetherow, of Falls City,
came down to Polk County last Mon
day and is visiting relatives and
friends in this vicinity.
r. L. Chamberlain, of Corvallis, and
Miss Nellie Frederickson, of Parker,
were married last Thursday. The
the people of this vicinity
In a recent issue of the Observer,
we noticed in the Parker items where
a man boasted of having sweet peas
20 inches high; another, some AZ inch
es high. Mrs. James Hiltibrand has
sweet peas growing in her yard that
measure 120 inches or ten feet, and
are budded to bloom.
Quite a crowd from here attended
the open installation of the Modern
Woodmen and Royal Neighbors at
Suver, Saturday night, After the in
a fine banquet was served
and dancing was INDUCED in until
midnight when the guests returned
to their homes, wishing the two lodges
success
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-02-03
EAST cola

Landen Barnard made a business
trip to Dallas, Tuesday.
Curtis, the 2-year- old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. l. Ferguson, is sick.
Marshall Stewart is working for E.
Carlson in the Brophy hopyard.
Arthur Stewart and family, of Dali
las, visited relatives in Eola, Sunday.
Mrs. Clement was attacked by Sc
we're Illness Monday, and is no better.
Argyll Stanton, daughter of Mrs.
Pearl Stanton, has been sick, but is
better now.
/. F.. Yoakum, one of the owners of
the Holman hopyard, was over from
Dallas, Monday.
There are several cases of whooping
cough in Eola, and one case of mumps
is reported at the home of Thomas
Brunk, west of town.
Thomas Holman will begin grubbing
on the Brophy ranch this week. Con-
siderable delay has been caused by the
company in Seattle sending a different
outfit from the one ordered. The Sec
ond donkey engine arrived last week.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-02-03
PARKER

Mr.. Sharp has purchased a team.
Dell Grigsby is slowly improving.
Little Karoline Peterson is still quite
sick.
Grandma Frye is visiting relatives
in Airle.
Silas Compton was Parker visitor
Sunday
p. r. Peterson was in Independence
Monday.
Prince Lacey went to independence
Saturday.
Oscar Peterson was in Independence
on business Saturday.
Mrs. Fredericksen was in Innde-
pendencc, Monday.
Peter Peterson repaired the tele-
phone line, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing were incoming
passengers from Independence, Tues
day.
Misses Helen and Hazel Cook were
the guests of Katherine Shermer,
Sunday.
have been suffering from lagrippe for
some time.
Mrs. Shaffer. of Salem, has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Ernest zeilesch,
OFF the past week.
Mrs Connect was passenger TO In
dependence. Saturday, visiting her
daughter, who was down from Nash
vile for awhile.
The pupils of the Parker school,
with but one or two exceptions. at
tended the educational rally in Buena
Vista, Saturday.
Mr.. Ross Chamberlain and Miss Nell
lie Frederickson were married in Dali
las, Thursday, January 2e. The bride
and groom are well known here. Miss
Frederickson has lived among us for
several years and is well liked by all
who know her. Mr. Chamberlain is
promising young architect The
young couple will make their home In
Corvallis. The writer wishes them a
long and happy married life.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-02-03
Zena -- Spring Valley

John Cook has returned from a visit
in Marion County.
Willie Gilbert formerly of this place,
visited here last week.
Lovica Holland left Sunday for Gas
ton for a few weeks visit.
Mrs. w. d. Henry purchased piano
from the Eilers house last week.
Walter Looney returned Tuesday
from Shaw, where he visited for a few
days.
The meetings will begin at the Zena
church Sunday, and will continue for
two weeks. Everybody welcome.
The friends of Captain p. f. Clark
again assembled at his home, January
27, and celebrated the anniversary Of
his birthday, the old gentleman hav-
ing reached the age of so years. A
bounteous lunch was served at noon to
over forty friends and neighbors. The
afternoon was spent in speech making
and song. The guests departed at 4
o'clock, wishing Captain Clark many
happy returns of the day.