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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
PARTY LOYALTY.

The Observer took no active part
in the primary campaign because we
believed that, 50 far as the candi-
dates of the Republican party were
concerned for local offices, they were
all competent men and, as a party
newspaper, it was ill-advised to ad-
vocate the nomination of any certain
asplrant. This position was the one
taken by practically every newspaper
of which we have knowledge in the
state, and it is sound and business
like. But the Republicans of Polk
county and of Oregon have spoken.
The Observer has no fault to find in
the selection of candidates so far as
this newspaper is interested and it
will from this time forward support
the candidates named by the party at
the primaries.
There should be no sore spots. 1t
is every mans right to aspire to Of
flee and his defeat for the nominal
ton should not be made an excuse
to attack his opponent or his oppon-
people for some thing which the peo-
pie didn't see fit to give him, and it
Is unfair and unjust to condemn his
successful adversary. So far as we
know the campaign, on the part of
every aspirant. defeated or success
ful. was devoid of personality or mis-
representation, as il should be. and
was open and honorable The people
have spol n, they have selected the
men they want to represent them as
candidates for the different offices,
and It is the duty of every loyal and
honest member of the party to accept
that choice 1t is only what he would
expect had his choice been nominat-
ed, and he should be willing to give
20 others what he himself demands
The Observer believes that this will
be done Loyalty to the will OF the
majority is the basic principle of our
government and when we attempt to
override that decision. we are teach
ing revolutionary ideas and creating
a spectre that may. in after years,
arise To plague us and result in ir- .
rcparahle injury To ourselves and our .
friends.
Loyalty is commondahle virtue.
10 ones friends but we may
BEST serve them and prmotc this idea
ny doing nothing that viii emharass
hem in after years
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
VISIT SPRING VALLEY SCHOOL
Prominent Educators Speak Highly
of Polk Product.

Assistant State Superintendent F.
F. Carlton, Mrs. l.. r. Alderman, Miss
Susie Barnard and Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim c. Thomason visited the famous
Spring Valley school in Polk county
eight miles northwest of Salem to
study the home credit for school
work. Through this new line of edu-
cational work Prof A. /. O'ReiIly of
Spring Valley has made a name for
himself and his school among the
educators of the county, says the Sa-
lem Statesman
Assistant superintendent Carlton
spoke to the students. emphasizing
especially the superiority of their ad-
vantages over the advantages of pu-
pills of the public schools. He also
showed by the fact that the men.
milliOnaires among them. on the
wrecked Titanic demonstrated the
high character of modern civilization
by going down that the women might
have all the places in the lifeboats.
Mrs. Alderman gave some black
board drawing for the pupils and
Mrs. Thomason told them of some
phases of the industrial contest move
ment. Mr.. Thomson invited Spring
Valley children to come with a big
display to the state fair and declared
that the entire state would he looking
for them to see what they could do.
Spring Valley has announced a pic
mic and school work contest for June
/. All pupils Of the state are enti-
tied to enter.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

Legal blanks for sale at this Office.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
MANAGER HAYES OFFERS
DAELAS NEAT THEATER
Star Thcatcr on Main Street Opens
Under New Management and Of
fcrs Attractive Resort.

That Manager Hayes has fitted up
the old Star theater building on Main
street and made it one of the most
attractive little theaters to be found
anywhere is the opinion of all who
have visited the resort since the magic
hand of the scene painter and the
stage carpenter have transformed the
place into a bower of beauty. Mr.
Hayes is scene painter by profess
ion and he has adorned the walls
with many samples of his art which
are pleasing to the eye and add much
to the attractiveness of the theater.
The stage has been enlarged and a
fun set of scenery installed. the work
Of Mr.. Hayes. More will be added
from time to time as the business de-
mands; in fact it is Mr.. Hayes in
tention to keep the place up to the
highest standard of excellence. Two
or three creditable vaudeville acts Will
be given at the theater each week in
connection with the regular display
Of the latest motion pictures.
An orchestra pit has been added to
the equipment of the auditorium
and fun outfit of opera chairs will
be placed in position as soon as re-
ceivcd from the East Dallas people
may congratulate themselves that at
last they have a really modern mo-
tion picture theater.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

The size of Senator LaFollette'
vote in the state was a surprise, even
to his most ardent supporters. As a
campaigner the Senator is a Whirl-
wind and had he spent week in
Oregon it is not improbable that he
would have carried the state And
why not? Oregon Republicans de-
clared their progressive" tendencies
last Friday in the vote they gave for
mer President Roosevelt, yet LaFol-
lette is the real progressive. He was
supporting the so-called progress
i've" ideas long before the Sage Of
Sycamore thought of them, and if a
man must be a progressive" why
not swallow the whole dose and sup
port a man whose activities in that
direction are unquestioned, rather
than one who appears to have adopt
ed them because they appear to be
popular.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

The enterprise of a Salem newspa
per in attempting to supplant other
publications in the good graces of the
Dallas public may be laudable on the
part of the Capital City publication,
and the devoting of a section of the
paper to Dallas news will give this
city more publicity The increase of
circulation of the Salem newspaper
will, at the same time increase the
field for Salem advertisers to reach
the Dallas public. Alongside the Sa-
lem ads in the newspaper we notice
advertisements from local people and
the result will also increase the busi-
ness office receipts of an outside in
stitution.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
Library News.

The following Library books hav,
been taken from the rental list an,
placed in free circulation:
\ Reconstructed Marriage. Barr.
\ Certain Rich Man. White.
The Siege Of the Seven Suitors
Nicholson.
Compensation. Warwick.
Potash & Perlmutter. Glass.
ENerybody's Lonesome. Laughlin.
Love Under Fire. Parrish.
one Way out. Carleton.
The End Of Song. Marks.
A Blue Stocking in India. Heston.
The Secret Garden. Burnett.
New rental books:
Frau. Ellis.
Fortunes OF oliver Horn. smith.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
ON BIG HIKE FOR THE COAST
Missouri Elks Walk From Home to
Portland Reunion.

Ibfliahu reunion.
Portland. April 2S.-Determined
To reach Portland in time for the
Elks' convention beginning July g..
Cecil stone. Charles johnson. Fred
Lyons and Herman Clark have start
ed to walk from their home at
Brooktield. Mo. to this city and ex-
pect 10 cover every inch of the dis
tance on foot. This unique Journey
was started in jest All four had ex-
pressed desire to attend the Port
land convention hut the state of their
finances would not permit them to
travel 10y train. why not walk -
suggested one. I'm with Won
echoed the other three. So they
started. They have mapped out an
itinerary and a schedule that will
bring them into Portland on Monday.
July 5. at 10 a. m. The Elks con-
vention commission In Portland has
agreed 20 pay their return transpor-
tation.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

Considerable space is devoted to
Eastern Oregon but the Western por-
ton of the state is not neglected. Re-
liable maps and figures regarding the
crop yields and other matter of in
terest to homeseekers may be found
in it's pages. These books will be
distributed by Commercial clubs in the
territory interested, by ticket agents
and they will also be sent out in re-
ply to correspondence. Commercial
clubs will be supplied with as many
copies as they may be able to use
in their colonization efforts.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

Well, the people have stood it for
a long time without complaining, but
it would appear an opportune time
to give the "Houn' Dog" poetry a va
cation.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

The Polk county rock crusher
commenced operations yesterday and
viii be kept in operation an season.
This means that this end Of Pom,
county viii have a lot Of imnrove5
roads-Wulamina Times.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23
STUDYING Sun sCALD PRrNEs
Crop Expert of q. \. c. Spending
Week i'm Vicinity OF Salem.


oregon Agricultural College. Cor
Wallis Apr. 2o.-H- L Reese. crop
pest expert for the Oregon Agricul-
Wral College. is spending a week in
the orchards in the vicinity Of Salem.
studying the cause and remedy OF
sun scaid and winter injury Of p-unes
An experiment is being conducted in
one tract of see trees in which il is
hoped % make discoveries which nav
save prune Erowcrs Of Oregon i'm
mense sums BY preventing injury to
the crop. While on the ground. Mr..
Reese viii also look over the orchards
for apple and pear oanker. and for
any serious winter injury TO those
fruits
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

Advance copies Of a fS-paee book
ADVERTISING the advantages of Wash
inEton and oregon and their attract
Ions FOR homesekers. have been r.
ceired az this odicc. It is issued bv
the spokane Portland g. SEATTLE
railway CHE North Eank roadl and
cmoraccs much interestinE matter.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-23

lane has the only modern ice
cream Parior in the city and he takes
pride IN pleasing his patrons NV
him.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
ELEGANTE RopA.

Por elegante esquela, la cual alta
mente .~agradecemos, sabemos que en-
ell dIa 16 de Diciembre 50 uniran en-
matrimonic All simpatica seiiorita Jc
sefita Torres. hiia de- Don Jose u. TO
rres u esposA, con ell honrado 9 int
ligente j6ven Herminio M. Aragon
hijo de Don Crespin Aragon y espo
sa. %ss
La ceremonial nupcial tendra lugar
en- la Iglesia Cat6lica de San Miguel,
en- Socorro, eli LINES. dia 1G de Diciem'
'hre, d las 1880 de Ia maIana.
Embellishments despues de la cere-
monia los mpchos conyidados seran
regalados. OOH tefrescos y opipera Co
mida y Ell NJ doche tendra lugar un
bale en- Ia Casa de- Opera EN- honor
del feliz evento. 4 Is
Ambos Contingencies son hijos de
personals altamente con0cidas y hon
radas de aquella comunidad. y debido
b ESQ estamos SECURES que la feliz pa
reja gozara de- una vida ~tranquila y
p~lacentera la cual viviran colmada de
muchas f~elicidadesS
FL Nuevo Mexicano desea d los re-
Glen d~esposados luengos amos de fe-
'iicidad v ~pfosperIdad y que nihgunos
Iihfortunios desagradables ~perturben
su nueva vida. sst
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

I'm hoTnbre liamado Mike Scofield
de sullivan, Wis, eBtuvo a punto d.
ser enterrado vivo. y esta hubiera n
do wi suerte horrenda al 40 habel
sido por un incidente muy fuera de n
regular, pero que oportuuamente WING
a prolongar log dias del dicho 6c0field
~ d escapario id TN espaat0s0 iniil
Scofield sufri6 uni repentino desfa'
lllecimiento v Qued0 sin conocimiento
Nv aparentemente inuerto y asi 10 pro
nunciaron estar los medicos quienee
no atinaron en- u e~sfuerxos para re-
sucitarlo despues de haber agotadc
todos los medios conocidos A Ia Glen
Ella medica. HI cuerpo aparcntemente
examine, fue entregado al coronario
quien 10 prepare para ser enterradc
y 10 puso en- una GAIA mortuoria. El
funeral tomd lugar d los dos dias des'
pues de la supuesta muerte, pero
mientras iban en- canine para Ell ce-
menterio los caballos que tiraban 81
CARO- fdnebre be espantaron con i'm
auloHl0vil y echaron a correr con VIC
lencia y Ell Inc de los fuertes golpes
que do ell caro- Ell arriero cay6 en-
terra. y los cabaIlos continuaron 81
carrera con mayor velocidad v Al pa
sar I'M pantano Ell caro- fdnebre do
I'm golpe fuerte y SO volc6, ~arrojando
Ia GAIA mortuoria al lodazal con tan
Ia v~iolencia que la tapa Sc rompi6 y
admirable espectaculo." Ell supuesto
muerto Sc leyant6 cubierto de lode
desde las orejas hasta los pies, pero
mas vivo y Arioso que I'm potro de
aho. v prorrumpi6 diciendo: "Pero
que diablos sucede aqui, y quien dia-
bios me trae en estas bromas?"
Ell muerto resucitado en- seguida
aquiet6 los cabalIos, enderez6 el re-
rretro, fu6 d donde estaba Ell arriero
Quien en- su caida sufri0 serios desca-
labros ~ quien al yer al supuesto
muerto arreando los caballos sufri0
tan grande susie que Sc lie escurri6
la sangre hasta los talones y estuvo
d punto de perder el sentido. Scoiield
le asegur6 que no yeia n paftasma
sine que a I'm hombre mas viyo que
Ell, y en- seguida subi6 al arriero al
caro-, 10 lley6 d SUI casa y sali6 a pa
scar por las GALES %sirviendo de gran
de sorpresa y horror 4 todos los has
bitantes quienes suponfans que va pa
IA esa bora Scofeld estaba debajo de-
terra, y Sc dice que FL policfa mas
yaliente dc la plaza al YER q Scofield
venir por la caiIe; desprendio I'm es-
pantoso alarido y avis6 q talones, eau
'sando grande conformation entire los
tTanseuntes.
HI siguiente dia Scofield Sc prepare
" fue a su trabajo diario como 81 nj
tai cosa hubiera pasado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
sEGuN 10 We Ell EsPEcTADoR.
ST, uNo 10 MisMo.
Roswell Record dice:

Ell Roswell Record dice:
Santa Fe esta leyantando a Cain
acerca de su edificio de estafeta, y el
Iltimo de los nombres aplicados 4
ei es TODD de lengua.' Bien, que es
10 que quiere Santa Fe, I'M edificio de
estafeta como Ell nuevo de Roswell?"
81, queremos uno como ell de Ros'
well ST 10 podemos obtener. Por cier-
to, no como ell de Roswell. pero uno
sigualmente bneno" como Ell v~endedor
dice cuando no tiene 10 Que listed
quiere en- surtido y hace fuerza dar-
lie d listed otra cosa.
Queremos I'm edifcio de estafeta
v no estamos todavia en- Ell punto de
dictar exactamente 10 que sera. Toma-
Ramos uno semejante al de Roswell
81 no pudieramos obtener algo me-
jor.
Prefiririamo,s por cierto, tener uno
diferente al de Roswell porque es una
cosa muy bonita tener una poca de
variedad en- ediicios publicos. pero
CAST estamos en- La misma ~situacion
que Ia solterona vieja v rogando,
~%Cualquier cosa, Tata Dios."
Por ESQ no quiero dar a entender
que estariamos satisfechos con un
pedazo de carne medic cocido. Debe
de ser tan bueno como ell de Roswell,
y cuando venga esperamos que sea
mejor que el de Roswell. Nosotros
%estabamos aqui antes que nadie So
nara que habria un Roswell y asi CO.
mo un ciudadano de Nuevo Mexico,
.estoy cohtento que hay una pequena
ciudad e~splehdida como Roswell 10
es una ciudad creciente, moderna "
de negocios todayia pienso que
nuestra edad Z historic u condicion
pIesente como la capital del estado,
con las ~atracciones maravillosas que
tenemos, y Ell nombre por TODD ell
mundo, que estamos intitulados a lin
ediicio pubIico, incluyendo un ediicio
de estafeta al menos tan bueno como
Ell de Roswell. 81 no n 10 mismo.
rs fealmente una verguenza que
esta capital vieja del estado haya si-
do forzada de pasar asi todos estos
anos y en- este periodo de su existen-
ella tener tai edificio de estafeta co.
mo estamos compelidos a a
Aquellos ciudadanos de Roswell,
q~uienes la han visto no Sc sentirian
nj c~elosos, estoy SECURE
81 el TIC Samuel, por medic de la
agencia del Tic Tomas, nos diera una
estafeta aun tan buena como la de
Roswell. annque no tan exactamente
10 mismo. tai vez.
Con Ia session corta adelante parecc
muy dudoso y 40 he dido de nuestro
senador haber hecho algun movimien-
% hacia Ell mismo desde que regres0
! Washington, pero 81 que tenemos a
"a presente es una desgracia.
81, vengan a pensar acerca de ell,
'stariamos c%ontentos con n como Ell
le Roswell.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
APLIcAcIoNEs PoR PERMisos
PARA pAsTEAH.

AvISO Els dado aqui que todas Las
aplicaciones por permisos para pas
tear reces, caballos,. caBras Y ove5as
dentro de la FI4ORESFA NACIONAI
DE PECOs durante la estacion dt
1919 deberan ser ~protocoladas len mi
ofiIcina en- Santa Fe, en- 3 antes del
dia rs de Enero, 1915 Information
completa Ell cuanto a las propinas
que seriln cargadas por pastear y for
mas de blancos que seran usados en-
hacer las a~plicaciones seran proper.
cionados al pedirlos. td, eR
THOs. r. STEWART,
Supervisor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
Sc RgsGO P0R 70 limos.
Uso b. D. b. por seis Moses y Sc e
Quito Toda Comex6n.

Esta es la experienced actual dc
Anne Cromer, Santa Rosa, California
con la maravillosa receta de D. DID
d. d. d. es Ell remedio probado CON
ira ell Eczema. la LAY lavadura que
da alivio instantaneo en- todas formas
de enfermedad cutenea.
Limpia la piel de todas impurezas'
quita todas manchas y espinillas. de.
jando la piel tan lisa y saludable como
Ia de un niho.
Obtenga una botella de q SOC de esta
marayillosa Cura para Eczema hoy y
guardela en- la casa.
Sabemos que D. d, d. hara TODD 10
que Sc reclama respecso a ella.-The
Capital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14
FIESTA .soLEMNE.

I'll jueves fue unS Ola IL fiesta gran
de en- Santa Fe, y en- verdad en- tod
Nuevo Mexico y M6xico-la fiesta d.
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe. En- "a
iglesia de ese nombre EN- esta ciudad
ceremonies ~especiales fueror tenidas
en- la manana del ju6ves, o su Sc
|norfa, Ell Muy Rev. Arzobispo J. B
Pitayal atendiendo 4 las misnlas. ocu.
pando asiento en- su trono en- 81 san
tuario. La misa mayor solemne fue
~celebrada por Ell Muy Rev. Dean Gil.
berton, de Las Vegas; Ell Rev. Carlos
Bobst fu6 diacono y el Padre Etzfeld,
del Colegio de San Miguel, fue sub
diacono. Eel Padre Paulhan, de Pc
cos, Y ell Padre Alverre. de San Juan,
81 hallaban en- Ell s%antuario. III SER
mon. el cual fue una exposition her
mosa de la devotion d la vfrgen Ma
ria, fue predicado por el Padre Barrat
de la catedral-un j6yen sacerdote
que Sc ha ganado muchos amigos aqui
Dor sus cortos pero muy lucidos SER
mones predicados en- la Cathedral.
Ell coro proporcion6 musica especial
Y ell altar mayor sobre el cual esta
~suspendida la hermosa pintura de
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe estaba
cubierto de cirios. Y flores
Ell microbes en- la noche los ca
tolicos deyotos de la ciudad hicieron
las luminarias de costumbre, signifi-
cando la vfspera de la fiesta Ia cual
fue inaugurada siglos pasados en- IA
Ciudad de Mexico siguiendo la apart
cion de la vfrgen Maria q un pobre
pastor Ihdio. llamado Juan Diego, en-
ell Cerro del Tepeyac. uSy
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

,espera que los buenos oat6licos AZ
Santa Fe asistiran 90 grandes nume-
n otra yer. pues loss produotoa que
80 realicen serhi para beneficio de
liQuidar Ia deuda AZ Ia casa curial
que Ell celoso sacerdote ACADIA de
construir. Los precios el domingo en-
la noche seran como sigue: Adultos.
80 centavos; ninos, rs c~entavos. Tam
bien se venden hoIetns en- Ia puertaS
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

La Sra. G. B. Pop. acompahada de So
hermano Ernesto Digneo, de esta ciu
dad, p%artieron 81 jueves en- la tarde
para Corona, condado de Lincoln. via
Albuquerque y Of recor;e de Belen. La
Sra. Pop hizo Ell viaje ahora para e
sobre u ranches de ovejas y recess
en- Ell condado de Lincoln. los cuales
Sc italian cerca de Corona, v perma-
ecer ALA por una semana 8 diez
dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

La legislature de Nuevo Mexico Sc
ra cuidada con mucho interes Y sus
actos escudrinados con actividad Guam
do Sc reuna la session el mes que
ertra. Condolences uevas sc han
levantado j Tin espfritu nuevo tam
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

bien Sc ha levantado. Ell pueblo de
este estado y la nacion han ensefado
que saben como administrar n lee
cion cuando sienten que Sc necesita.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

El Nuevo Mexicano es ell mejor pa
pei que hayee en- el Estado. Solamente {.
I'm PESO al AN0. Suscribanse aho-
ra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

Jun PESO al Ano.
81 desean un buen periodico suscri-
banse al Nuevo Mexico, solamentc
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-14

clio que 81 por ciento de los pupilos
en- el estado quienes tomaron la exa-
minacion para escuelas clasicas, d la
conclusion del grado octave, han pa
sado.
I'll Gobernador Mcdonald fue auto
rizado por Ell cuerpo de invitar a los
superintendentes de los estados de la
union para que tengan su siguiente
reunion annual en- Santa Fe. Esta jun
ia tendra de ser tenida en- algun ITEM
pc durante ell mes de Octubre, la fe-
cha de ser fijada por una comision
de tres compuesta del superintendent;
te White. de Nuevo Mexico, y los Su
perintendentes Nelson, de Utah, y Al
derman, de Oregon. En- verdad, es-
tos tres tambien determlnardn el lu-
gar para tener la siguiente cohven-
cion y 81 Mr.. White puede conseguir
al uno 8 al otro de votar por Santa
Fe, esta ciudad la obtendra.
MIR. White fue autorizado para NOM
trar una comision para repasar los
.manuscritos de los cuerpos propues-
tos en- cfyicas E historic. :
Jose D. sena, 81 energico escribano
de la corte suprema del estado, Sc
en- CANA denido q un maligno
ataque de. la grippe enfermedad, que
ha molestado a muchos o~ficiales y al
en- Santa Fe. Durante su au-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-21
{. & 0. TRAINS
IN COLLISION

Considerable damage to adjoining
property and to some cars resulted
from head on freight collision at
South J street early this morning.
A double header freight train bound
for Peru was running north about Is
miles an hour and another double
header was going south to the coal
dock on the same track at a slower
speed. The engineer on the south.
bound train realized the situation. and
attempted to apply the air brakes. but
because of the slippery condition OF
the tracks. could get no response from
the brakes until his engine had struck
the northbOund train.
Brakeman r. NJ. Smithson who was
riding behind the second engine on
the south-bound freight. was thrown
from the car into field beside the
track, receiving some bruises. No 9th
cr trainmen were hurt.
One OF the box cars was torn to
bits and three other cars we're badly
damaged. Trees and fences border
ling on the right Of way were torn up.
A wrecking train from Peru was
summoned at once, and the track was
cleared by noon.