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The chronicle=news., 1912-12-23


= dad. from the center of CONNER =
:. cial street and Arizona avenue. =
:. cast :
:. !. :: (. :. !. :. :. + = 4 = = = = + {.
Bessie Archer. Chestnut street 7S43o
krcss McPhail. al0 Frost. .S25o
Elizabeth Rankin. l2l3 Rosiet 121lo
Bessie Rupp. 3t1 l.. Topeka. G3l 80
Mrs Chonita Flores. 323
Johnson ... ...... 5lS2"
10y Clarke. 500 Arizona. -. 5i3lO
Mary Mccoy. Tth and Oak. .. 53320
Neda Harris. $40 San Pedro. =. $1,000
Bessie Caskey. 4ai T.. Seventh h231O
Teresa Resch. 2li Goddard. q. 522i0
Mabel Detamoie.
1925 San Pedro street. ...499io
Zctta Reeves. 205 Frost. &c. 1890
Margaret Dcnnison, i06
Spruce street -. ...... 1870
Thelma Coprers. III Ariz..... 1880
Lupie Bent. 6Oa First street i9ooo
Pearl Ashley. 1914 Linden. 1890
Aileen Dauyherty. 213 Walnut iS26o
Hope Barnes. go? Spruce. -. iS22o
Maude Claim. Gle +. Second. 1850
Daisy Rogers, i30s y. Com. 1920
Mrs. Jas. Thompson,
IL? Maple. -. 4GS2o
Carrie Smith. 616 Arizona. :. 1890
Myrtle Martin. 2li 5. Walnut 1920
Edna Hatton. GA Chestnut. 1880
Ruth Harris. eth 4 Baltimore i5SOo
Wilmer Chandler. ii3 Z. eth i53oo
Ruth Perkins, 3l5 E. Topeka. 1890
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-23

full OF the accomplishments OF The
WILL TRYS''.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-23
= +++++++++***++++ (.

Nia Fowler. .c3 Grant. ...TSa>0
Augusta Moset. 1889 Blvd. ...1.soO
Graticc Johnson. 6ig Willow 1920
Francis Cur;o. ;ie College. %. .G2so
Julia Fcilar. s0e Prospect. 1900
Leah Dewitt. 3ea short. .1.00o
Vcrllc Gatiin. i:S rirs, street 1iis0
Anna Maiouff. SOC ". Main. .osao
Mrs. II. Mayfieli. tci Park. .1o7e"
Rafielita seua. SCI State. DID,. 5000
Goldie Jet,. Il3 Nevada. S31io
Biansh. Dutton. 3ii Topeka Goc.O
Irene Hughes. iij W. Bnra. $500
Allcc Bray. ie5 Nevada .5S56O
Anna Rat;i. 5la Nevada. $3.50
Marjorie Hoiiswor,h. eli
Willow stree: ....,... "o'"
Maymc Browning. 365 College ge6l0
Susie Childs. 440 W. Baca ..iT70O
Mary Bonato. a15 State. $1,000
Edith soder. eos Anderson. . i6sIO
Edna Scobec. ". Kansas. .. 5000
Ninr.c Butler. 80: Pine CO.. ;G.So
Effie Roper. aas :. Com. i6:So
Helen Walker. SAN Juan. Bacr iG..C
l:dltt Carter. l2l Jchuson. -. i5ioo
.>slllN NuaNlsNus "1p tNiNss f'- Wv
Louise Fisher. 5le Nevada. ..iisiO
Mrf. Ionn!e u. Horton. s0G
h:chisnn street.. -. 90. 1890
Dot Sanders. :li Colorado. -. i2ir0
Nellie Pomeroy. S2l A;chison t2i50
Laura Herring, 3iG s. Animas 5s6e0
Katherine Goodrich. 400 Park $500
Maud Rosebaugh. ,35 Park. 31310
Nellie Sullivan. 100 universfty-310s0
Zella Irwin. IA Pine. ... 36SIG
Grace Green. all Nevada. BE-. 356so
Bee Pcllett. Topeka avenue. e. 3 $50
Mrs. L. =. Kane. i25 State. 1850
Eva Richardson, sol Convent. 2j:90
Esther White. i0l Short. -. 1890
Virginia Eas,on. 3l1 Topeka $500
Mrs. J. w Bartlett. 5ie'
Washington. -. ......1 12Sop
Nina Anderson. Tiiio'son street. 1880
Gladys Pittcnger. 1903 Plum. $3.50
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-23
DISTRICT 70. l

. Consists OF the city Of Trlni- 4
dad. from the c"n'er Of CONNER 4
, cial stree, and Arizona avenue. =
; west. 4
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-23
= ) + ) = = = = + T. = {. + +
DISTRICT NO.'2 =

Consists of the City of Trini-
dad. from the center of CONNER
cial street and Arizona avenue.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-23

BUT FUR MORE OF THE GRAND POPULARITY CAMPAIGN
AND THEN THE FINISH AND THE AWARDING OF MANY
SPLENDID AND VALUABLE PRIZES
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20

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trymuL
iIr wse,izs -,la 1-HEssIEr tis,,u --1I,s.l.
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1iia wishing machine 7Hr-aa.oa,t Il -l,s
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n mi SWING run INV III. --r1l.,ai-r-
lIls wlu,,t IrH luC vrH-umr viii d.
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Uha -'sasIlv iisuH--n,snc ius rI-ftg-aE
1ti-s,s uurs wishing machines Wrf-ur1
a tsFv uunf-iss q s t-1-lees-at mar ,v,.---
EIilt-,Hssu-T viii n HVuuuHf win 4
Hmtl-y- ant -la rTvH-1neur s.-1,4-rs
1T save hJmi-afs &C -imnamHf ID. up-
ul-s fInmlsy
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20
GHEhT TREATY JUBILEE.
P.a- - csise-ass Ore A-r3-e2 Years
81 Saaes Is cvpesss In Senate


S.slx1lC H--rU-S billie for The srnctat-
-1slC ot commission q Ssvt1 ne-l-
oe-s 70 consider glArs for The ce, eR-a-
c1al gt the cGs Aun3re5tA anniversary
- .1s treaty with Grszt Br5-z5- made
az Chen. l@ 1914 WIS t2v1r2 tly report
I'll 10 The senate eg Ss-x-5- Euc. tvvn
the to-1-1-s.ets III foreign relations.
Accompanying II WIS = minority -s-
QarT presented ~ Sel1c3r Hitchcock
On behalf a 1s-lss,1. Senators Rscca
and SA1velE, declaring th45 IL Is II
ID more Importance to AAvs 4u l1zzss ,tzl
tslis.o-a5lsZ q hundred Es4cs II 7szca
with Great BrJ1Aa- than d. as .a tg-s-
.ra1a 2 Anr3-s8 years # g,sa,e w..a
Germany, Elssza2 ca France. The -,s-
psrt-y 3acJ3a,1 II u of III 5-v1t5.51s lis
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3,s'11ls.z1 -1a- anything sls'4.
The SsE1-zsn1 In sIrsr ts -sllcs e.A-
tween the TWO 1I-ls-is existing E-as-E
!hs 7'AsCi,s.' ct,s minority rggcre Iv4--
'g'1 'Ss g'1lLcI1-s.s e -,sIts. il .--
'Cllla1. IL. t1arg is Ii. -gHs,c n, e,s-
1sTE a1a1 this s4lll1r,sr. wr.1ls e,s
70 Tranusda5 IT -os ITO
l,tssA1 ;'ii1.u.iSsiil.'
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20
NEW SENATE CHAIRMEN.
La Toilette Heads Committee of Inter
state Commerce.

la Toilette Heads Committee of Inter
state Commerce.
Three Pacific coast senators drew
important committee chairmanShipS in
rearran cement of assignments caused
by recent vacancies, and Senator La
Toilette OF Wisconsin was made a
member of the important committee
on interstate commerce
Senator Jones Of Washington was
spp0inted chairman Of the committee
on Irrigation. Senator Works Of Cali
fovnia was selected 10 be the head Of
the committee on fisheries. and Sem
atoC Poiudexter WAS named chairman
OF the committee Of the Pacific is
lands
Senator Oliver ot Pennsylvania was
made 5Gniog member ot the 2pp4opri-
3tSolS committee
Senator La Fol,etre'S appointment 10
the Interstate commerce committee
was regarded IS Z mark ot r>cos-5uoa
Of his knowledge Of railway problems
and transportation QneSuanS
Senator C'spp q M5n~eSo-A- another
progressive is chairman ot the COM
ul5rrca, &uG Senator C-auu1tcs u Iowa
IS : -us.uNsc.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20

cry 2ase r'1 tae&sG 70 gUgneapee ssNSe
Gays ws,, geca1 eew saa,s.Ag 4 sskai
.ae ye3 N&@1s@eas were at every gQ
A'st@1 @seess@s &S gaay wcge waved
&''@ye the beads ~ ,he crowd They
we,v waved sG honor ~ Ahea I,g&a.
Eegy faW&&a ~ OAsa> Ncgegaa >ra2,
Hg GVm ,aa. state header o, the Acas
N;tas$ la .ae SeaSte, 4 candidate for
,Ae Democratic nomination tae Prv>l
dcn; tR tSttS $50 ana tS>s sad rars
aAte4 E@r Ns,e rgv>lttag with Cnc,e.
&ad sa i$$& lg WAS ms WyAst4g.t
AAWg ~ caWy ha@laeaa ota&ktg,
thltt Sa5 nv@ s&a> g&ts as> n sce.ts
adopted &, as Az cga@.tm ~ .ats- .5a.
NVE,ea o. AsgA
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eksHe1 eS sas Democrats at .}t >ea.
t.e t> 3oelr lsdtSn stt utt> q ervHt
sast33ae& ssse&S . ate. 0.a
ltcke SGate~ Aat1 stl readily ;%HFsN.
ssa. sgsy 2f.' ta1 gstrd >pas.l >air.
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.at3 t%HHtHtHA respect sGige>E H,3-
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20

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tc g-i iIE mIrt grs. tgHu... ar,ef Do
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20

&.scc she massacre Gt Marcia gsr> Hw
EQgt 81 grt@te. wAea t.zecS at good
standing the @GwNtr being y&r.aaS,y
reported si tgVaa ten .c .vtr.r- gsaA
were dragged .sam tae.t beds 40 day,
.-YaA. saAt@ To 4 cemetery ar& ggt 10
dtasa eoansa v&$ ea5as>tsr Gt gs&
.@gtrtar 81! that st@a<. and 10 W-6> .,e
gSyaa .a3. sat :ry5sr To A.l wa> 5,>rs,6
by a.a t.aasss Nse& Alexis w4>
erv> tc@t
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t,sga saae tsge-p1rd ge;yese Nx1;
lass exile e IAaalea Mls q laerv 1s
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S-@gr te& s laa1sT, ,..g. >ttrgt1 8
cvTg-..e.a bon 10 wa> >'@tg rs& 1s3
-er@nss sa'6 refuge t .ht Gttwa1
esaSed.s 80 taev slf.tge itter ne.
ass afes cca tas i>sts5 g5er U,er
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20
STUART FULLER IS ON
JOURNEY TO PUTUMAY0.
state Departments Investigator Be-
aims Long Trip UP the Amazon.

Stuart Fuller, the state departments
agent sent to investigate the auoci-
ties In the Putumayo rubber country
of Peru, recently started with the Brit
lsh consul at Iquitos for the headWa-
ters of the Amazon, where he Will es'
tablish base for his operations.
Mr.. Fuller will proceed by a light
draft stern wheel steamer as far up
the Amazon perhaps as the mouth OF
Its tributary, the Putumayo, and at
that point the party will be obliged to
take small power launches. Even
these must be abandoned in the upper
reaches of the Putmayo, and the party
must traverse long distances afoot III
The jungle Altogether, the voyage up
The river will extend about 1900 miles
Mr.. Fuller will not be long out OF
touch with the outside world. The
Peruvian government has erected some
powerful wireless telegraph stations in
the rubber country. which are capable
of establishing communication over
the Andes 10 Lima.
1t has been suggested that a ques-
ton as TO the ownership of the terri
tory in which the rubber fields are To-
Gated may offer some difficulties to
the negotiations for the suppression Of
the atrocities. Brazil, Chile and Peru
once disputed part of the tract but
that has been adjusted. Colombia,
however. is said to feel that she has
IN ancient title to the property, bas-
ng it on the contention that under
the name Of New Granada her title
an to all the present territory of
Ecuador, Venezuela and Peru.
The state department. however, is
'oncerned only with the allegations Of
prture of the natives.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
PLAN A GREAT WINDBREAK.
Government Thus Will Save Valuable
Land In the Columbia Valley.

An improvement in the reclamation
work that is now being done by the
government will be put into effect on
the Umatilla project, in Oregon, when
the forestry department. working with
the reclamation service. will lay the
foundation for a great windbreak that
will protect the 10000 acres Of land
that are to be put under irrigation.
More than 5000 acres will be taken
up by the forests and shrubs that are
to be grown for this purpose.
1t has been found on the various lrri-
CATION projects that have been put un-
der way in the valley of the Columbia
river that the greatest drawback has
been the high winds which often pre-
vail there. These at times have de.
stroyed fruit trees and vegetable crops
and, in cases of sandy land, of which
there Is great deal, have played havoc
On the Umatilla project the entire
tract IL TO be surrounded by a barrier
n trees and shrubs 500 feet deep. The
.a"sSts cottonwood, poplar and yellow
tia& are fbe trees chosen because Of
'as.F quick growth They will be
planted IN such fashion that they can
be numbered from time to time and so
pay for the soil they cover.
Planted on the land north and south
nt frequent intervals will be other
strips Of timber 200 feet wide Through
these Will be constructed the canals
and roads necessary for the people who
live on the tract.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LINC0LN-LEE-GRANT STATUE.
Representative Pou's Bill Provides For
an Imposing Structure.


The construction Of a Lincoln-Lee-
Grant memorial in Washington at an
expense Of $1.25OOOO is proposed in a
l.I introduced in the house by Repre-
sentative Pou Of North Carolina. 1t
provides for an appropriation of $780,
Oro for the erection Of statue of
General Robert E. Lee directly oppo-
site the statue now being erected to
re memory Of ex-preSident Grant. 1t
z.>o provides for an appropriation of
100000 for the erection of an arch
over Pennsylvania avenue, connecting
Tie e2Se of the Grant statue with the
e&Ss ot the Lee statue. The arch
would be known as the Lincoln peace
memorial arch, and every state In the
C11on would he invited to furnish ma.
's--&l - be used In its construction.
The construction Of the memorial
wc-,d be under the supervision OF
CONN, .SSion 70 consist Of the secretary
g var, General r. II. Young. CON.
--22..e- in chief OF the United Confed
craze Veterans, and General Harvc5
u L--2o,e, commander in CHIEF " the
Grand Army ot the Republic. Iha
-7'1-i S-z.-e is directly west " the
;asL-'. n ne botanical gardens.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20
.s.sssssssssosSSSssSs''s1'1! s''s1'1!
Collection OF
Given to the
Coat Worn as Scout by Gen.
eraI In Fights Against the
Indians.
,sssessosssSssSssSSS""~-

AN interesting collection recently
n has been installed IN the Han
"A Of History in the National mu-
scum, in Washington, consist
ing Of articles donated and lent by Mrs
George A. Custer, widow of BreVet
Major General George A. Custer, U.
A
General Custer is probably best re-
,,,o,,harad for his achievements in the
many Indian fights in which he par
ticipated and by his record as an In
dian scout The collection includes
memento OF this phase of his career
in tbe form of the white buckskin coat
in which he has been most often PIC
tured as a plainsman and scout Ihls
coat is in excellent condition and looks
as If the general had just removed 1t
and hung il up 1t has deep collar and
cuffs and is heavily fringed with slash
ed buckskin trimmings. The pockets
are made much as in modern sporting
coats. while the buttons are of the reg
ular army pattern of the period. This
coat calls TO mind the services General
Custer rendered the government in the
campaigns against the Sioux in 1915
and 1876. in the last Of which. the bat
tie Of the Little Big Horn, he met his
death.
Accompanying the coat are a yellow
plumed cavalry helmet and buckskln
gauntlet, both worn during his active
service against the Indians from 1866
TO 1876, while lieutenant colonel Sew
enth cavalry, Z. S. A.
Coat He Was Married In.
There is also a blue regulation army
officers coat. with two starred straps,
plush collar and cuffs, the coat which
be wore on the occasion of his mar
riage to Miss Elizabeth Bacon, Feb.
?. 1864.
A straight cavalry saber of tremen-
dous size is also included in the COL
lection. 1t was a spoil of war cap
tured by Major Drew, who presented it
to General Custer, since he knew Of
no other man able to WELD such large
weapon. 1t has Il Toledo blade, on
which is engraved in Spanish. DO not
draw me- without cause and do not
sheathe me without honor"
\ Virginia state flag, prize of the
generals personal prowess, captured .
by him in 1861. when a lieutenant, is
also on exhibition. 1t is supposed to be +
the first standard captured by the Army .
of the Potomac.
One object Of great historical signih-
canoe, though Of rather an unromantic
nature. is half Of a white towel that
figured conspicuously In the battle just
preceding the surrender Of General Lee
&c Appomattox. II seems that while
General Lee had gone 10 the rear Of
The Confederate lines to secure 81 in
.e-vtew with General Grant, leaving
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20

Ia n.2-s's'fz i'l-- -1e-se csrs n tss
v'1-iL lur s-HH1c-c IA e. a--5-- ~
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T-is-uu.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20

- v-IutHl i1sv 1iiI- s,i.-rn- I-uri,as
VII o. uu~s 1T ma i,t -itsil- -nuuie--turs
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-huurL
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20
HERE'S YOuS slsTSSToNE.

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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20
STUDYING HOLES IN CHEESE.
Government Scientists Hope to Learn
How 20 Make Them Artf6eiaIIy.

NoNernment Scientists Hope 70 Learn
How 90 Make Them Arti6eially.
What makes the holes in cheese
The whisky, beer and hen problems,
over which the governments learned
scientists have studied. argued and al
most fought, have been laid aside for
reScarch Into the causes q the little
winding tunnels thst penetrate 4 swiss
cheese.
Holes In cheese. SAY TIE men Of
Sc'ence are dollars Sod cents % the
Ue7ce2rt. to- they Indicate s erzds
&1d value - they p7opoSe . kan
BOW teev ulsy ~ soccuSse,5
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-08-20
COMPLETES BOOK AT 95.
~'';sf' A--s~Hss1 Author Was a
-'s1s~s- Seventy Years.

@-sas~s- Seventy Years.
-,l.1is. -L791 .a-i&n Higgins Of Ios
Aliss.iss ---s,y- -Svs yearS old. who has
.lliir 'ii1l,i's-s'- 3 ecc& On American
---t Il -is N--s,sSc:h Century" Is
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Al nH La -a,.ra Higgins still reads
v'-unIr CiUsss.
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