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less cause. Crosby aids many rebels.
lie II captured at last. no by tho Kings
men. but by Rosmore's. Barbara also
IL made prisoner. Pretending friend
ship and repentance, the noble lord
appears 10 each of his captivss. prom
Using freedom and flight together. Then.
Just ms his two-hesded plan Of roach
cry is about TO mature. the Hermit in
~teryenes. Rosmore 10 held up as he
rides away with the maid. Crosby 10
warned and sent away from impending
death.
Things end happily In Holland for
barbara n tho gray eyes. And the
galloping hiFhwayman burns his brown
mask.
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VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.

At Uammerstcin's will be Harry Won
Tilaer singing his latest songs. Nat VI.
Wills, Norke and Adams. The Pullman
Parlor Maids MA Goose" q French
p%antomlne. Frank Stafford IN The
Hunters Game" The Spook Min
s~trels.' Courtney Sisters. and others.
Abe Attell. the featherwelght cham
pion. will make his first appearance a. 4
monolosist at the Fifth Avenue Theatre.
where others Will be Nine. Bcsson In
The Woman Who Knew Jean Aylwin.
Charles and Fanny Van. Crouch and
WEIGH, Hlckey's Circus, the College Trio
and VILLA Holt Wakefield.
Elsie janis will sing and Givs imits-
Hons Of stage celebrities at tho Colonial.
Others will be Charles Richman IN The
Fire Escape" Flanagan and Edwards
In ION ana on" Harry Fox and the
Mrllsrship Sisters. James r. Dolan and
Ida Lsnhan and the -Four Melody
Monarchs.
The Alhsnbra will have Frank
Keenan, in Man to Man. John Rice
and Sally Cohen in THE Path OF the
Primrose Tom Nawn in "When Pat
was King Lucille Mulhall n her
COWBOYS, winsor McCay. the Avon
Comedy -Four. and THE Grszer."
Adsttne Genee. the dancer. will be the
leading attraction At the Bronx Theatre.
The bill will also include Belle blanche.
J. c. Nugent in The Squarer," Char
lotts Pang In Into the Light" the
Three Isigntons and Goldsmith and
Hoppe.
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The Deep Purple" goes to Mann,
Elliott's Theatre.

Madame Sherry" with lima Abar-
banell. comes TO the Grand Opera
House.
William Hodge in The Man from
Home' will be at the Manhattan Opera
House.
The Gamblers" viii be the attraction
at the West bnd Theatre.
Mildred Holland, at the Garden The
atre. will appear in Camille
The stock company Of tho Academy
~ Music will present The Rose Of
Tho Rancho"
The Eeutz Slntley company will be
seen at tine Columbia.
k%oOinson's "Crusoe Girls come to the
Murray I'm Theatre.
At the olympic will be Clark's
Runaway Girls"
The star and Garter show" Will be
seen at IIurt!g & SeaInon's.
In connection with tho Blind Workers
Exhibition at tho Metropolitan Opera
House, April 90 70 -. TO be opened by
president TAFT Wednesday evening. a
novel dramatic entertainment will be
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SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
\ man Of ny .te'y. known a. Eak. huinis the
secret regions Of the huge Paris Durta House.
HIS hideous appearance. hts strange accomplish
nicnt' and his seemingly supernatural powers lead
people 70 believe lie - q ghost. lie has built
a cottage In the. middle ot the lake that lies
under the Opera House cellar, aud ho n'trd a.
ui IN iintasrir fashion. lie lctte. Tribute on Abe
management. and plays wcird tricks On the sing
cH. Enk falls In love ,Ith Christine laae, q
,uuug pLma douna. who 10 engaged 20 the
Nicomts Raoul lie Chamy. iIo krlnaps Christine
and carries her 20 his house In the lake. Rsoul,
liz , ,1inel Inv = per.Ian VII l,,yv. ,n.p' ~
Enks secrets. Together they penetrate 10 links
home and there are. mpn ~ned in a rnm ahOts
q sib-ccllar that 10 full Of %gunIowder. Ia an al
joining room Erik tell, Christine II she refuses
10 mary him he will blow up ths building. She
consents and he rclcasa the two pfi snners,
Touched by ChSNHnss love for l,aoul, the "phsn.
tom givs her up and hills himself. The su-
thor tries 90 solve the mystery II Enk's strange
hold ever the opsn House mansssn.
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OF which Mrs. Reynolds makes lively
chapters serve for their undoing. Dora
finds recompense IN love.
duncan q. Grant IS tho naIne OF the
son who comes back. DOG" because
Of his initials. has been his nickname
among friends. Beware OF tho Dog"
Is Il message sent to GLADYS by IA potter
hearing OF Grants return. Hence Mrs.
Reynolds's title.
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Abraaam II. dronk, slNty-nVe wears
old. a cab driver OF No, 49, East
THivtv.second street. Nas found dead
IN hls cab ~ Forty-th!rd street and
Madison avenue this morning. There
Wa. nothing to indicate that death was
duo TO .otAer than natural causes
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that had rcstorcd Inn u hcalth and
strength, the people named it Father
johns Medicine,
It's power to make strength and build
up the body explains why it cures Colds
and all Throat and Lung Troubles,
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tEn,sd
,nat tue st"g OF
a'm oonn
"'o'' "p-
'p'''eN rue
w, ooS ~, OF
.' wv WI" DC
''u 70, any
,i"''''o' -.
Ill N
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given by blind boy actors from the In
sti;ution FOR the instruction OF the Blind.
o'crDroos, Pa. The boys will appear In
scenes from The Merchant OF Venice"
on Thursday and Saturday evenings at
$50 O'Clock. The youthful actors govern,
their movements on the stage Icy dis
lance. 50 a stage has been constructed
IN the opera house exactly the size
o. that used In rehearsals at Overbrook.
\ blind stage manager has charge o.
the performance and the Incidental
music Will be rendered by IN orchestr,
under the leadership OF Wilhelm Hcili-
rirhs. the blind tenor Of Boston. Nd
to the exhibition, which is one
dollar, will include a view Of the per-
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Asks Girl TO Bail Him.

Emma IL taking n bata. but she'il be
a. the phone soon"
The lieutenant waited a few moments
and Emma" answered.
John Underhill Is arrested ari wants
you 20 come down 20 Night C2ur; and
bail him out said Blohm.
Tell him I won't fail to he there. Il
responded Emma" and hung up Tho
receiver.
After Blythe had ~recountod IN tho
s're OF the Court some OF these ca.-
cumstsnces Magistrate Ereeu asked Il;
CEdcrhn had done any harm.
Not what YOU could cal. harm" sa!d
blythe.
N yOI tlin% tSat you can set home
III Discharge YOU T'!d the Magistrate.
TN esao,. him home" yo.u. tcered
the policeman.
Uaderh!l, ard ne policeman walked
cut into Fifty-sevCnth street. Cnder-
hill lowering His veil. Evidently ne dldn'.
want 10 ,ars TIC rirl IN the back seat,
inr In strobe past her. Scarcely had
he passed through the door when the
Al rushed tho nam with he" - his
feet ana hurried Ni,g hsm to tho stree
Tigrs vas i qs!eE dart BY tho supposed
"EmHS'' ia the wCarer OF tho dragged
l,yoh,p skirt. Thea they two walked
sout5 together, wAi,c a s;op behind the
yourS woman. escort and the policeman
followed
amt 3'dn't hear q word o. What
t.ev s,'d. thouga IA have liked to-"
said the hluscoat ar'erward.
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RGAL gsTATE FOR sALg-
BROOKLYN.
500 Down-S32 Mouthly-w bu
HELP

WANTED. FOR L. s. AI~AY-Abls bodied w.
nArrei men oetsssn thu ages Of 10 And So;
ciu1ns u tho United states. III good ohaIsctsr
write me English isRsusss. For Information AZ
New Yafs civ 36a Fulton st., Brooklyn. N. Y;
az Montgomery st.. Jersey Cip. N. j.. " AM
recruiting station
DRUGGIST. licensed pharmacist. salary 81.
elderly man preferred short hours. AddIe-
Asonitc, care. wyhe Il. Jones Adv. Agency. B.ug
hantuu. y. Y.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

500. BEAUTIFUL Bradbury upright piano. SSu
Mason a llamln 0rgtn; 81 monthly until Iald.
4 co. 81 Court at. BnookJn.
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EPILOGUE.
(ContinuS,D

ITFEE looked q. me a. II / we're ene
6evh n answered only IN q
Few ~incohorsnt sentences.
which showed. how overland
~ that was the main thing-the
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STEAMBOATS,.
pATTEN LINZ.

For hlshlands, Seahrsht, Long Branch. Asba1
PArs AID ali Jersey seaside resOrts.
bALo. 'n.ldnls sunday.
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Copyright, 1877. br the pobb, Merrill co.,
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MASCULINE STEPS
IN H0bbLE PROVE
Him MASQUERADER
Young John Underhill, Wear
ing Woman's Clothes on
Bet, Is Arrested.
SUMMONS GIRL FRIEND.
Emma Responds to Bail Him
Out, but Magistrate
Lets Him Go.
SUMMONS GIRL FRIEND.

The face Of . clean shaven nan WAS
what hrst caught the eye Of Magistrate
Brsen when a prisoner WAS arraigned In
the Night Court by Patrolman Blythe
lest night. But then Br.en looked a.
the garments Of the prisoner and saw
'hess. a large picture hat with a heavy
bIaoe Veil. . hobble skirt. q fashionable
brown coat. long gloves reaching to the
elbow and . little wrist bag.
rs II q manr' asked the Magistrate.
She says so.' answered the police
man.
What have you TO say for yourseif''
demanded the MAGISTRATE. while { he
court crowd ~snicksrsd.
The prisoner bashfuliy glanced at .
young woman seated with q er~ay.haired
man in the rear Of the court.
II made . bet." he said. ~ am q
sroksr's clerk. employed By Brown
Bros. At No. So Wall street. I live with
my mother and sister at No. 81 West
Thirty-eishth street. I made q bet this
afternoon with 4 friend OF mine, James
Mccormack. that I would walk in
women's clothes from our rooms over
10 Broadway. back across through
Thirty.eighth street to Firth avenue,
down TO Twenty-third street and up
again, without being arrested. My
mother n sister were out. and We
dressed mo UP In mothers and my sis
tar's clothes. But We didn't fool the
police"
Steps Not LadyIlke.
Blythe had seen the masauorader,
who said he was John Cnderhiil, walk
iHz east through Th!r.y.c.shth street.
near Broadway. The friend was acting
~ escort. Blythe decided that Under
hill walked too long strides for a won-
an wearing a Eoboie skirt. so Blythe
followed.
NJ Fi,.h svenue the escort bo,:ed
south, and Underlill. tyci,lng the hob
bic under his arms, noundered north.
Blythe having no hobble. soon caugh.
rrierhilL.
IT'S aii right old man" protested the
masquerade: ITS only a .!t'le hc'."
"Nou lpse," said the policeman, taking
'he 'ir, GIT path for tae Tnnderloin sta
tlon. followed by n hcot.1g crowd that
diA not admire harcm or noodle skirts.
u -" station Und"rhlll asked the polio"
To- call u2 Miss Emma Walsh, daughter
% /, commission merchant living IN the
HvdSNH a-artmcHt house, No. 81 East
one i,Ynircd ard Nirr;y-third street.
Dent tell them who ypt are" sad
t'ude.hNl TO Lieut. Blolm. Just tell
Tprr, 20 come down ~ %igat Court
md hal Joan tnderlil' out
voiae answered the lieutenant on :hc
telephone:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
NEW MEXICO MAN HERE.

Hugh Cecil. formerly a mail car
rler in this city, is here from Quay
n. NJ, on visit He has been in
that country for five years and has
claim Of 800 acres. Mr.. Cecil says
he raised good feed crops this year
and pasture is looking fine. He is
deyotlng his attention chiefly to
stock raising The people in New
Mexico are not as much excited over
statehood as Oklahomans we're" said
Mr. Cecil. "The result OF the first
election was a great surprise as It
was believed thai the state would go
republican
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
AT The
PLAY HOUSES
--l-1l-a----4---4-4
oRpHEUm rHEArER.

Dan the Dandy'-C Comedy
"a Boy Of the Revolution Drama
"The Gray Drama
Santa Cruz and the Cliff Drive
educational
Vaudeville.
Cranberry and Lemon" society
coons, black face comedians supreme.
This is the greatest black face act
ever seen in Chickasha, so don't miss
seeing them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
COUNTY TREAsURER's CALL
FoR COUNTY WARRANTS.

have money on hand to take up
the following warrants on Grady
County, Oklahoma;
Supply warrants up to and includ-
ing No. 301 Series CO.
Road and Bridge warrants up to
and including No 22O Series &C."
Salary warrants up to and includ-
ing No. y. Series i9i1-12.
Separate School warrants up to and
including No. IA, Series 19i1l2.
Interest on the above warrants will
stop thirty days from date of publi-
cation. f@ysa,
Published this the Sth day Of De
eember 1911.
w. r. CLOUD,
Treasurer Grady County.
12.S-1td-itw.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08

THE MAJESTIC THEATEH
MOTION PICTURES.

Antonio Fascariue" Historical
drama,
"His First Trip'-A big comedy
One other picture
Vaudeville.
Griffith the talkative tflekster. lie
Is great so be sure and see him.
Miss Dol Bennett, the clever little
singing soubrette.
See them tonight
Price 10 and Is cents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08

Miss Cora Brownlow, state mission.
airy for the Baptist church win re-
turn to Oklahoma from Columbia,
Tenn, the first Of the year. She has
written real estate agents in the city
that her family have disposed Of their
property In Tennessee and will be in
ehickasha by the first OF the year
and expect to locate here. Miss
Brownlow is a sister to Mrs. George
Sherman and spent last supmer in
Grady county and Chiekasha. Her
sister is the instructor in the vocal
music department at the Girls col
lege.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
collsetIons Reported Good.

Harry Shut assistant manager Of
the Singer Sewing Machine Company
has been over the surrounding coun.
try and in the smaller towns on a
business trip making collections for
his company. He returned home to.
day. Mr.. Shut says that the farmers
in the southern part Of the county
have the money and that there is
still plenty Of cotton in the fields
He says that the collections for his
company are holding up above last
year and that he does not find II a
difficult task to make these collec-
tions.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
THE KozY THEATER.

South Third street, between Kansas
and Chickasha. w. G. Blackstone.
proprietor.
Special feature tonight.
unto Us a Child is Born'-A dra.
matte story of regained happiness
through The Tie That Binds
"slim Jims Last Chance" A
western comedy
Song: Singing Bird BY Leroy
Grady
-5 CENTS
Plenty Of stoves to keep you warm
Best SC show in Chickasha.
Matinee every Saturday and Sun.
day at o'clock p. m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
More Children Clothed.

Reports from the office Of the
United Charity department Of the
city government today were to the
effect that sixteen children. we're
clothed from the clothing department.
Of the society this morning. This is
the largest number Of applicants to be
supplied with clothing since The lad.
les took charge OF the city charity.
All of the clothing given was clean
and ready to wear
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
Former chIekasha Man Weds.

Mrs. Homer Richards received word
this morning of the marriage of her
nephew Robert Lodge who was form
erly a resident here Mr.. Lodge was
married in Topeka, Kansas, Dec. 2.
TO Miss Mamie Tucker OF Elk City,
Okla, at the home of Mr. Lodges
aunt. Robert Lodge made his home
in chickasha several years at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Richards and
is well known among the young peo.
pie. He will make his future home
in Kansas City
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
Dews Back From Trip.

Joe Dews returned last night from
a business trip over the northern ter
ritory Of the district Of Deputy Game
Warden Edwards. Mr.. Dews was in
Oklahoma and Canadian counties.
The issuing of hunting licenses IS
confined almost entirely to alien ap-
plicants and few resident license are
being issued at this season according
to Mr. Dew's report.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
OSteFmOOF Mattress.
SeaIy Mattress.

Guaranteed 90 years.
There are no others lust
as good" We are exclu-
sive agents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08

By the will Of French lady who
died recently a farm was left to the
town on condition her family vault
was kept in repair; while the rest Of
her estate was to be divided among
those attending her funeral.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
- PAYERs MEErINn-

There viii be meeting Of the Tax
Payers League Of Chiekasha at the
Star Theatre, Friday evening at 1880
o'clock. Every citizen invited to az.
tend.
BY Order OF The Committee.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
CHRISTMAS CARDS.

This is an elegant way to remem-
Der your friends. Send them a Christ.
mas card. We have them. Illustrat-
ed and embossed cards. Envelopes
for each. These cards contain fine
sentiments. They express your ap-
probation Of friendship the best way.
OWL DRUG STORE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
w o. W. Meeting at Norae.

A. b. Morgan district deputy Of the
w. 0. W. lodge and DR. w. Fl. Cook
attended the annual meeting Of the
order at Norge last night The an.
nual election of officers was held al.
ter which an oyster supper was serv.
ed. Only members Of the order we're
present DR.. Cook Of this city was
named as the examining physician for
the Norge lodge.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
Newlyweds Visit Here.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paremore Of
Duncan are visiting in the city at
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pare.
more. The couple are on their way
home after spending a two weeks
honeymoon in Topeka, Kansas Mr.
Paremore is a brother to Dean and
Ray Paremore Of this city. He was
married two weeks ago to Miss An
ME Anderson Of Duncan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08
Short Stories
Of The Town


Laying Viaduct Floor.
Workmen are busy laying the floor
Of the viaduct This work win be
complete before the work Of the east
approach is begun. Plans are being
drawn for the east approach and the
concrete base and retaining wall will
be started in few weeks
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-12-08

FOR sALE-A large one and half
story high Earn and some Bois'd arc
posts; call at Sl2 So ith ST. OF phone
58S. 12-S-St
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05
HANDSOME RECEPTION ROOM
Visitors Made Comfortable At Lo-
cal Music House.

Inspecting a piano, choosing a pho
nograph or selecting list of records
has been made a luxurious pastime
at Daniels Music store on Court
street. The innovation has been
introduced in the form of cosy re-
ception room, comfortably heated,
charmingly furnished with tasteful
rugs and draperies, and equipped
with plenty of easy chairs, where
the visitor can sit in ease and listen
to the strains of a fine Cable-Nelson
piano or the latest model of an Ed
ison phonograph. Any one of the
thousands of records kept in stock
can be reproduced at a minutes no
tice.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05

order, is marked for oblivion or a
cell behind walls Of stone. To attack
society generally, and to declare that
all Courts are corrupt, that every
body who opposes you is dishorest,
and that all men with money are in
league to destroy the wage earners
and trample oil their rights, is sail
ing so dangerously near the rocks Of
anarchy that it requires very clear
discernment to distinguish the thin
line that separates the law-abiding
citizen from the bomb-thrower.
Labor must I'D itself of these par
asites before ii can hope to claim the
r:ace it should rightfully oc aipy in
the structure Of government.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05
AGED DALLAS RESIDENT DEAD
A. M. Werner Passes Away at the
Age of "a.

A. M. Werner, a well-known resi-
dent of Dallas and Polk county, died
at his home in this city Monday
morning at $50, aged "a years. He
is survived by his wife and son, Ben
Werner, Of Dallas, and by number
of children, who reside in various
parts of the. Northwest.
The funeral will be held at the
family residence, No. 800 Jefferson
street, tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. The
services will be conducted by Rev.
C. P. Gates, pastor of the United
Evangelical church, and the burial
will be in Odd Fellows cemetery.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05
Monmouth Lodge Incorporates.

Normal Lodge No 2O4, Independ-
ent Order Of Odd Fellows, of Mon
mouth, has been incorporated land
papers to that effect have been filed
in the office of County Clerk Smith.
7. j. Petit, Paul Tacheron and C. H.
Newman were the incorporators and
board of trustees, and the value of
the property of the lodge is estimated
at 5000.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05

revolutionary and the outcome has
proven the strength Of this position.
They indiscriminately charged every
body who entertained opposite views,
with unfairness and averred that the
courts were corrupt. They opened
the vials of their wrath upon every
body connected with the prosecution,
from the presiding judge down to the
most petty bailiff or doorkeeper Of
the Los Angeles court house. They
declared that the prisoners were in
nocent, without knowing aught of
what purported to be the facts in the
case. They passed judgment before
hand. They now have the alterna-
tive of recanting their false position.
While we do not believe that, ulti-
mately, organized labor will suffer as
the result of the Los Angeles con-
fession, we do believe that it will re-
quire years to overcome the evil eff
fects of the blatant leaders who en-
deavored to mislead the rank and file
of labor with false teachings.
There never was a strike in which
were committed, but it
was charged that such acts were
brought about by the corporate in
terests affected, and the numerous
dynamite outrages in this country
were, in every instance, said to have
been engineered by the big structural
themselves in order to make
It appear that the unions were the
lggressors with the thought of pan
lering to public sympathy. In the
light of the late confession, how !
,ver, we learn once and for all that
he McNamaras were but two of a
mighty organization or clique of men
Who have been going about the coun-
ry, from cast to coast, wantOnly !
destroying human life and property,
ust as the interests whose property
las been laid waste, have maintained ]
II along.
These sort of methods can never Y
ucceed. Sooner or later the truth
5ill be discovered and, when it is,
rganized labor is dealt a singing
low which makes its battle for bet !,
er conditions for its members harder
till. -
Leaders like Gompers and Mitchell !,
re not in as good standing with or c
anized labor as they once were, and G.
Il because these men were too con- II
ervative for the agitators. Yet to- "
ay, Gompers ard Mitchell are the Il
reatest labor leaders in this coun- tC
y. They enjoy the confidence of p
le conservative element among the -
en- who toll and have the confidence :.
the men who employ. They have Il
ever been charged with unfairness
dealing with the labor problem,
Id if such men were in control of all
'anches of labor in this country m.- Ell
nism would today occupy a much m
ronger position. pa
The red hand of anarchy will never III III
tain foothold under the Stars \, y
ID Stripes, and every man who ho
aches it, or favors, by inference or n
herwise, the overthrow of law and at
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05

Senator Jonathan and Wilyum
U'Ren are stlt! declaring that they
care republicans. They may be,
but it is recalled that there are
thousands of men in this country who
have never been called upon to de-
fend their repl5licanism. Some Of
'em may be found in Oregon. t"1.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05
Notice to Teachers.

Those teachers who wish to write
in the December examination for a
Primary paper, will please note that
the thesis for the primary papers
will be as follows: Nature Study,
Reading in Primary Grades, and
Busy Work.
Dated this 9th day of November,
1911.
H. C. SEYMOUR,
County Superintendent Polk Co.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1911-12-05

County Superintendent Polk Co