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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
R AIDS DEVELOP
MONSTER GRAFT
OF VICE TRUST"
CONTINUED From First page1

NO"'HNou from FIRST Page)
VII be paid for the fugtives. dead
The district attorney said to-day tbat
ne dld not want TO start the murder
.tlals until nc had captured Horowitz
hhq Kosenweig, unless he had to.
noS.. W tne arrival of sam Schepps.
no" on MS way here under guard from
uot Springs. Ark. there seems little
lhennood OF the devclopment of any
ssrdr,Iins phases In the Roscnthal case
bis 'o a, rs expected here Monday on
nls arrival he win be arraIgnei on a
Sndrke OF murder and placed in tho
"est Siue prison along with Rose.
,.aon ana Weber. Assistant District
eechepps back TO the city, has sent wor5
mat the prisoner viii be a useful 90
ness to the state
''nicy'd dssyG .nutapan ynost
-. May Talk TO RoHe.
nc public prosecutor has issued or
oe's that no one be permitted to talk
10 SSchepps on his arrival. This order
WlIt not apply to Rose WALTON and
Weber Rose is very anxJous ~ In, liz
with Schepps. saying that afterward he
- sure that Schepps Will be willing
10 tell all ne knows Scherns ana ~,
are close friends.
corporation Counscl Watson late last
Nuttint ANNOUNCED tho appointment OF
Imam miiIiam McAurtie Speer AS special
aidermanic Investigation Into nolice
eond tons IN a Lengthy letter to Mr.
Hrecr IA" lawyer IS enlolned to CO.
operate ehoerfully with The aldcrmanlc
spare nobody the letter continues.
-. rue leicntieHsly. and seize with
rough hand what you bring to bay.
h%n you ;ind an ulcer spot, burn 1t
10 the bone. when you find a brlbe-
taker. one who has stu!tificd himself.
soIu himself for Il price. been faithles5
70 his duty and his public trust. crush
MN; cruelty him Forget mercy and
moderation. Put compassion, even dis
cFeton. wholly aside Go at II your
own way-only get results.'
In an address last night at meet
Ing OF nows dealers. called 70 protest
against a new ordinance curtailing tho
;.umbor OF street news stands. Mayor
Gaynor expressed the belief that prob
ably 3.So0.oo0 In graft was annually
Collected from news dealers OF the city.
Tried to stop Graft.
TWO EARS ago IT was called 10 my
attention" said the Mayor. that all
over the city men and women could
not get licenses FOR ucws stands with
out paying uiddleinen or Aldermen or
something else. / took tho matter up
at once and tried TO do what could
70 do away W IA that graft / confess
] have been batfled W 10 now.
There are $500 ncWs stands. /. the
people pay AN average OF 500 each
for them. and some pay $3.50 or $500.
mat Is Sl5o.0o0 year, and believe
going on = long time. and wrote tho
Board Of Aldermen and asked them TO
stop & by allowing the Mayor 70
issue licenses through hls own bureau
without having to have an Alderman MS
Endorsement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
Amateur Games TO-DAY



Battle Axe VS. Southern Bell. at
Richmond College, Umpire Hicks.
Athletics VS.. Greys, at Chris; Church
Park. Umpire French
Collegians vs.. Ashland, at Byrd Park.
Umpire Mescoc.
old Dominion Lcngue.
Woodal * Quarles va. Barton
Heights, at Byrd Park. Umpire Bot
toms.
1.-TWO games First game Segins a,
3 o'clock)
Tylers VS.. Kahns, at Athletic Park,
Umpire Ellyson
Horace s. Wright vs.. Coco Colas. at
Barton Heights, Umpire Vaughan.
Richmond League.
Hllsders VS.. Burke & Company.
at Spring Hill.
Imperiais vs. American Clothing Co.
at Fairmont.
Cherry Smash VS.. Jaoba & Levy.
Mt Byrd Park.
Packers League.
sulzberger VS.. Nationals. at Battery
Court Park.
Armour VS. Swift. at Belle Meade
Park.
Kngan VS.. Forbes. at Seminary
Park.
Central Lengue.
Hustlers VS.. Harpies. at Byrd Park.
Giants We. Pathfnders. at East End
Park.
Cubs VS. Ramblers. at Harvey Park
West End League.
st. Andrews VS.. Tigers. at 81. An
drews Park
1ndians Us. Pirates. at Clarke Spring
Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
MARRIAGE Is RESULT OF
IiAPID-FIUE COURTsHIP

-tarrisonburg. Va. August l6-Foi-
lowing a two weeks acquaintance and
rapid-fire courtskip. Miss Ada Moo
NAV daughter OF David Noomaw. OF
Shenandoah County ana Jeremiah
Harms berger wealthy farmer Of
Yesterday by Rev. G +. Cook. or tho
Baptist Church. The groom is sixty
vars old and the bride IS only twenty
two. After sojourn at orkney
Springs they VIII leave for their home
ln Michigan NJ. Harnsbcrger Is a
NATIVE OF Rockingham County. and has
two grown children IN the West older
than his bride
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

Summary: Runs-Auley, 9: Lake
Bowen, Carney, Simmons. 3 Morrison
,: Busch. .: Spencer. .: Vance. Creig-
er. Sacrifice hits-Laughlin. 2; sim
mons. Morrison. Two base hits--Iake.
2; Bruckmiller. Busch. Morrison
Creigcr Double plays-Bruckmi 10
Carney to Lake; Vance to Bush to
Barnett. struck out-By Bruckmiller,
.. by Vance. ,; by Creiger. l. Bases
ON balls-on Bruckmiller .. of Vance,
8: off Creiger. l. Hits--Om Vance 6
In "a innings. Left on bases-New-
pert News, S. Petersburg, g. First on
News. /. Petersburg.
g. Wild Observation-Disclosures. Hit by
pitched bail-Auley, by Creiger: An
thony and Spencer, by Bruckmillcr.
Umpire Mr.. Cowan. limo of game.
lao.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
NEGRO is CAUGHT IN ACT
OF KDBBING POST-OFFICE
Especial 10 The Times-Dispatch.l

.,loVtVI". % 7 IIv I!IIts DIspu tcH.
HarrisonburG Va. August l6.-l.ate
last night Ellis Bell. negro, was
caught in the act OF trying TO rob the
post Office at Grottoes. Rockingham
County. L. Smaltz. while passing the
building, heard a voice inside the Of
flee. Calling Charles Reynolds and
G. a. Randolph. hn went inside and
captured tho negro before he had
had time to make away with any
stamps or money. The negro was kept
confined in DaNia's store all night and
to-day was brought to Harrisonburg
for trial before United States CONF
missioner u. O. Dechcrt He will he
sent to tho United States grand Jury.
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Totals s5 s.lii Total. 20 AZ.
Mrs. oInry Prntt.
Especial TO The Times-Disnat,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
Fredericksburg. Va. August Is
Mrs. Mary Pratt. wife Of Detective
Sergeant Henry c. Pratt. of Washing
ton. formerly of King George County.
near this city. died at her home yes
terdav after long illness. she is
survived by her husband and one son,
three brothers and one sister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

All efnploNc. % tho S;reet Cleaning De-
partmen; were granted fnricush OF one
week hy The Council Committee on street
Cleaning las; night with FUN pay, the vaca-
tlon 20 be designated BY the superintendent
50 a. not % interfere with tho city service.
THIS IS the nrst year that day iahorers on
a per ciem basis havc been granted a
weeks summer vacation with pay The
action was unanimous. and followed similar
action IN regard 20 the employees or the Gas
and Wafer nenartmeuts
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

~ a BRIEF meeting OF the Ordnance Char
tor and Reform Committee last night. the
docket was cleared. and the committee
reached hnai Adjournment after recommend
Ing an ordinance regulating ihe handling OF
di Mantle and other explosives
Tho Committee on Water accented n
water trough dedicated by the Society for
ihe Prevention of Cruelty 20 Auinas and
ordere dit installed on Marshall Street. near
Harrison street where there Is much heavy
reut!nr.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
COURT CLERKSE END
ANNUAL SESSION
Ispcelal 70 The Times Dispatch.

Bristol. Va, August l6.-The 'Vir-
journed this morning after transact
ing few routine matters. The execu-
tive committee will later determine
where the next annual meeting will be
held. The association members were
loud IN their praise OF the generous
hosp tality shown them by the people
OF Bristol. Many compliments were
paid the retiring president. John Gose.
whose efforts contributed largely to
the success of the entertainment.
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Plerson-Price.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
fredericksburg Va, August l6.-
John Boiling pierson. formerly or
Caroline County. near this city, and
Miss Elizabeth i-avnia Price. daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Elizabeth Price. OF Ma
honey CITY. Pa were united in mar
riage yesterday at the home of the
bride. and after = wedding trip the
couple VIII make their home Ia Ma
honey City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
PROGRESSIvE.DUT
No BULL MOOSER

make the Republican party respond 10
tho purpose for which 1T was bonn.
an attempt Is made at Chicago TO di-
vert IT. 1t won't succeed. II VIII only
disturb the surface OF things a little
Tho Republican party was born TO
make all men equal. and that Is all
that lies back OF the movement Of the
true progregslves.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Minneapolis: First game-Ai!nne
postponed rain.
~ Milwaukee. Milwaukee, 3 In
Al s., Paul: St Paul. J. Toledo 4
:, Kansas City. Kansas city. 8.
Louisville. :. ten innings
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

A. meeting OF the Council Commute. on
streets Lass night protest was received
from Broad street merchants HFainrt tho
tractors for new Nurphy's Hotel SIR POL
lock stated fha' ne had been assured that
within Ten days a wooden sidewalk would
be- reopensi az soon the foo'ings FOR the
rs9' foundations ~crc ibid. Tie merchants
ttaied tha' ihr nlorkius he street had cot
their hlsincss one-ha4t ATE. paying bills
and psy rolls. no committee adjourned to
neat Monday night
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COLTS WIN OUT
AF TER BAD START
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tcontinued From Sixth Page.)
appear as II another soreless box was
to pass Grimm. however was walked
Carter got on the Same way. which
filled two corners. Gran was hit on
tho hand nlling all OF the corners. and
really being tie man upon whom it all
depended. made name Tor himself and
iustined his being moved to the clean
Up station. by pounding over Blgbles
mead for sure double. scoring carter
and Griffin with chance to &c far
in the lead. Burke loftea to centre.
Haley Apuin 10 RESCUE.
An inaeid tap which Gran beat out
and again Raleys double furnished
the winning tally. Strange 10 say. it
was in but three innings that CASTOR
gave the locals an opportunity to
count But st!N stranger. with tho
exception OF the first. every oppor-
tunity offered was taken advantage
81. John I.alev did Himself proud.
His record for the day was three hits
out OF four tries. two OF nein being
for extra bases and both helping 10
win. His fourth appearance at the
plate, ne hit TO Blsbie and only the
closest Kind OF Il decision called MIN
out.
Dodge Whole Visiting Show.
As the Norfolk inneld walked to the
centre ia tine first session he presented
noble appearance. Blonde Of hair,
staiwart OF frame and pleasing OF
mlen. the combination looked forrnid-
able enough TO scare all. Dodge is
the inan OF course. and he comes
mighty near being an entire inheld.
He had eleven chances yesterday. ten
OF which he took care Of bungling
only one. and they were ell good. hard
tries.
CASTOR lost tough game He was
nj; safely only Eve times, while Ayers
allowed himself 10 get IN trouble FREE
quently and was hit safely eight
times All the breaks were against
CASTOR. and unfortunately for him the
swats came just at the right times
II did seem as II the one-run lead
would be cut down In the seventh
when B!gb!e pried open the Inning
with screaming dorble through
Charlie Strain Brauer followed with
sacrifice. BUT CASTOR whitfield and
Keller could hit no further than Ayers.
After Drauer had hit safely 10 centre
in the ninth. Kircher substituted Cor
don TO bat FOR CASTOR. but he was
fooled and again Keller was easy the
last tlme for Carter. Also Umpire
OBr!en did very good work. Tn.
score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
CT IN Ocean View G1 IN.
p .JU and Return p eJU
EVERY SUNDAY.
VA Nonro1N AND WESTERN nY.

VIA NoRFoIK AND WESTERN ny.
Two fast trains $40 and . a. NJ.
make connection with street cars, which
leave from directly in front OF the New
Terminal Station in Norfolk. running
through to ocean View without trans-
fer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Jacksonville: Jacksonville. 8: Al
bany. H.
At Columbia: Columbia, Z; colum
bus. g.
Savannah Macon: rain.
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lin THE WAKE OF TEE GAME
BY Gus MTalbert

No better illustration Of the value
OF opportune rather than prolihc hit
ting could be had than tho game yes
terday. Ayers was hit considerably
harder and oftener than Castor, yet
he won his game. omitting the first
inning from consideration. Ayers did
the better work. but he got away to
such q poor start that ordinarily he
would have lost. CASTOR. on the other
hand. suffered every time he made a
break. The two runs which tied the
same and allowed the Colts an oppor-
tunity to win. were started by walks
and Il hit batsman. And after TWO
were gone. Then followed Raley's
tap.
Charlie strain. after pulling an of
color play IN the nrst, in not throw
ms to get Keller at the plate on
Dodge's hit more than made up for it,
during the remainder Of the game HisI
catch of Kcller's fly by one-handI
stab in the third. was n remarkable
bit OF fielding. In all he had sevenl
chances and took them all in with the
air OF veteran.
oBrien had several close decisions,
and. as luck would have IT. they werel
all against the Colts. bad condition
especially in close game with theI
home team struggling for the top oil
the race. In only one instance, how
ever. is there good reason 10 believe
be erred. Carter, in the nrst appear
ed safe after his bunt which advanced
Griffin. Tho ball was hit to Bigbie.
who made an effort to touch Carter
He evidently failed for he started them
and there to race for the bag With
Carter, who slid. and from the press
box. looked safe The other decisions
those at third base and on Raley inl
tho eighth, We're close. but happened
SO that only the jumps was In a posi-
ton TO see clearly.
Two games to-day. with strain and
Griffin carded to so the distance ri
Jack Grim can get any life into his
club and trounce the Coolers. if only
once, and we win both-but these
dreams have been dreamed before. sol
let's wait.
Stanley Blgble announces this as his
farewell year In professional baseball.
Next year he expects TO accept Job
with the American Locomotive Com.
pany in the local works where he viii
take an active interest in athletics.
kumor has it that semi pro league
viii be formed in the city. with two
teams from the Locomotive Works
and four more from other places
Three games week are contemplat-
cd. Frank Bigbie. brother of Stanley.
is already an employe of the Alec peo-
pie
Steve Griffin announces the discon-
tlnuancc of Boys Day" The youngI
sters on Thursday ran across the held
continually. which made the progress,
OF the game slow. Again the white
background in centreheld caused byI
tho white blouses OF tho youngsters
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In the Minor Leagues
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Baltimore Firs, same-Baiti
more, g, Toronto, J. Second game
Baltimore. ; Toronto. s
At Newark. Newark. s. Montreal. I.
so Providence. Providence o Buf-
falo s.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Mobile: Mobile, 2: Atlanta. :.
At Montgomery: Montgomery. 4:
Memphis. 0.
Orleans New Orleans. !
Chattanooga. =.
Birmingham Nashville, called third
rain.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

AT Greensboro: Greensboro. l. Win
Eton- Salem, ?.
AT Spartanburg: Spartanburr n.
Greenviile. 4.
At Anderson: Anderson, 3; Charlotte.
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COOLERS AGAIN
DOWN GRIN|TE
CONTINUED From Sixth Page)

The locals again drove Vance from the
box, but Creiger was invincible. The
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

Richmond ......-............-i . o. o -
Norfolk Observation-Disclosures. O 90 . e 10
Summary, Sacrifice hlts-Car;er Braur
TWO base hi,s-Hinton. Raiey Ca. Bisb!e
stolen osses-Grinin. Wallace Bases on
nniis-on Ayers. /. of CASTOR. g. LET, on
hners-ilchmond. s. Norfolk S Hit by
pltonei haiis-Keiier. Graf. Hinton. Struck
oui-oy ayers. 4. hy Gas:on : yvlid Mitch
-,;aston Time % game i;4o. Umpire.
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Giant DEFEAT CUBS.
(Continled From sixth PaEeD
CinclnnntL
Brooklyn.

inning. when Msrsans muned difficult
ny. but We're retired after scoring one run.
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makes 1t hard to hit either curva Or
fast balls.
AS has been remarked before, it may
be merely a coincidence. but ever
since Morgan has been out of the gans
with Washington, that club has lost
since he has been back. two DAYS. ths
club has won. and no small part OF the
victory was due TO Morsan's efforts. lie
is sim hard to conveive why Griffith
broke the combination which won
practically all OF his games 1t may
have cost him a pennant.
Commenting on tho kind Of game the
fan likes. Grautland Rice. is OF the
opinion that the fan wants rowdyism'
less wranglins ana faster work on tho
part OF ball players. lie gives /, as his
opinion that the audience wants a
scrap.y game only as between team
ana team. but that no audience wants
10 see eighteen men lighting and ours
Inc nj one man. meaning the umpire.
He further believes that ii the Base
ball Protective Association is on the
level 1t should take cognizance OF this.
and suggests that a rule be enacted
that any player. excepting the man
ager OF the team. cursing an umpire,
or speaking to him At all be fined and
suspended. It might be a radical
change. but it would be effective in
doing away with many ugly incidents
OF the game.
The Giants came back at the ever
less Cubs yesterday. increasing their
lead again to six games. Tesreau was
the fellow to turn the trick while the
Giants lambasted four OF Chance
Murphy's gunners
One game nearer was the result in
the American League. Boston lost and
the Athletics won. Tho show isn't
over yet by any means. and Connie
Mack may again wear the toga
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

One game nearer was the result in
the American League. Boston lost and
tho Athletics won. Tho show isn't
over yet by any means. and Connie
Mack may again wear the toga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17
APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

At Bristol; Bristol. Morristown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-17

Two games to-day. with Strain and
Griffin carded to so the distance. If
Jack Grim can get any life into his
club and trounce the Coolers. If only
once, and we win both--but these
dreams have been dreamed before. so
let's wait.
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Petersburg.

Totals ...........33 s - Is .
Score by innings: r.
Newport News m ooOosfo-
Petersburg ........ 600 30 s S-l1
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makes It hard to hit either curve or
last halls
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RIrlluond.

Totals Observation-Disclosures. a II ?
'Betied FOR Gas;on IN ninth.
Score hy innings r.
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NATIONAL STATE AND C TY
BANK.
NOAH REMEDY CO.
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co.
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
PARKER BRAWNER CO.
POLLARD * BAGBY.
PURITY ICE CREAM CORP.
RICHMOND ELECTRIC co.
RICHMOND TRANSFER co.
ii. w. ROUNTREE & BRO. TRUNK
* BAG co.
THE C. +. SAUER co.
SCHWARZSCHILD BROS.
SMITH COURTNEY co.
THE SOUTHERN MFG. co.
SYDNOR s. HUNDLEY.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-19
Hon Men Inspect Yards.

Seeral prominent hop men oI lile
Coast. engaged in a tour Of inspect
ion Of the prominent hop districts
Of Oregon. were in the city a le"
minutes yesterday. It is stated that
as high as 21 cents was offered oy
buyers yesterday and there are those
who think that the price Will go
higher. 1t is stated that the aphis
has done considerable damage u
wards in Polk county. it being re-
ported that the big Simonton yaru
near West Salem is in very bad con-
dition from honey dew. Spraylht
is in progress but it is declared tha'
this expedient has been delayed 'o'
I long.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-19
In The Social Realm
(By Gladys Canter.) }

~ ESPITE the fact that loafing
ON the lawns, piazzas and
~ parks is the coolest and most
inviting form of social amuse-
ment during the warm weather, the
past week has witnessed several i'm
portant functions given by the diff
ferent members of the social elect.
From now on the bulk of the parties
will probably be given in the open
air, perhaps in suburban homes
where several are planning house
parties or on the shady banks of the
LaCreole Suffice to say the annual
exodus to the different beaches and
summer resorts will soon be felt in
fact is being felt, and the remaining
contingent are planning various af-
fairs for the comfort as we'll as the
pleasure of those who must remain
in town.
Not the least among the affairs OF
this kind will be the annual dinner
and jollifcation given by club OF
women at the City Park which is
planned for an early date. These
dinners are not only popular with
the older crowd, but are extremely
popular with the younger set as well
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-19
Court HOUSE PICK-UPS
Court Items, Real Estate Transfers
Farm Names Filed and Other News
Briefly Told.
Real Estate.

Fred Gerlinger to j. [. SuulH'
land in tp. and 8, S. p. , W" W
d, $40.
Probate.
Estate of Orville Buchanan =
w. Warden, f. w. Waters and = H.
Everett appointed appraisers.
Estate of Orville Buchanan. J.
G. Mcintosh, ]. w. Wiltse @nd D. a.
Dixon appointed appraisers oI e.
tate in Polk county.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-19
HANDSOME RESIDENCE TO RISE
Work Begins OH Fine New Bungaio"
For Walter Williams.

Work has begun under the direct
ion of Holmes & Grant on a fine new
60 500 residence for Walter Williams
which will be erected on the lot east
Of the Presbyterian church on Court
street. The new house Will be pun
in bungalow style and will be one oi
the most modern and comtortapie
homes in the city. 1t will contain
five rooms, a large fireplace and VIII
have hardwood floors OF quarter
sawed oak throughout.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-19

sherman county farmers cav =
como 10 appreciate their eTperilil'7ii.
fsrn located at Moro. Many al mrs. "
doubted its utility but such Nai-al.- -
rs1, has been given in conduetins
f-o-f-fes into better methods OF a.i--
-ul,u-a that they are now thorols.-is
t-.e-e--s5 A recent farmers. cay
brought hundreds of visi'oIs -
station
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-19

The observer has added Satisfaction
OF Mortgage to its stock OF lesal @
blanks NotarieE and attorneys may
now secure them in any quantity ue-
sired. Phone orders for legal OlanNs
given prompt attention