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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22
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Funeral Directors ana nmhaimern.
Corner Market and 1rEenty-seccnt sta
IsleDhone- 2oI 0D-n daE and night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-22

D AND GENTLEMEN.
Cnsn paid for cast off clothing. Write
II LEVI. -
NO los7 Aarkst 81 wheeling. WIN
wECcollect Bad Bills. Buy ana SELL
Claims. Attachments carefully placed
ana executed. We adjust claims and
nag . collections on a commission basis.
NO objection. no pay. The Buckeye Mer-
eau tile Agency, sos Board.of TradeIldG-
WI ceiling. W. Va If
S ecursd- Trade
4 N LIv y Marks Registered
BOokIeS free. Fifteen years tpractca
Il Z. DUNLAP, PATENT ATTORNEY,
National ExohanGe Bank-BldS.
wheeling. W. Va
WAETrD-To buy copy Of "chronirIss
on Border warfare n book desorfp-
i've OF the early Indian wars IN West
virginia and other portions of>fhs Ohio
Valley.
Also wanted 20 buy any copies Of old
histories Of Virginia and West virginia
or county histories. that may be on thl
market Persons having same will ad.
dress History. care 1nteluEencer.
my-s-tS
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WAETED-At once several good deliv-
cry and sales boys. to work before
school. Apply at Circulation Depart
ment. Intel4encer. betw cen 4 and 9
D. N.
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RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER or THE SOUTH.
N II Follow schedule figures published
only as information and are not guaranteed.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
Fm Atlanta. Montgomery, Mobile. New
Orleans, $50 a. IN. and iO45 D. m. daily.
Dining cars
Vile. 0i0 y. IN. daily
II. M and I:S5 D. M. daily. Dining cars.
For Atlanta. Anntst on, Talladega. cnera.
Hrlma. $50 a. m. and i;35 P NJ; daily. and
for l'niuniown. .Demopols. Meridian. $50 a.
m daily. Dining cars.
FOR Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville, Chatta-
rnnga birmingham, Meridian. NicksburG.
N,w orleans. 1910 y. IL, daily. Dining cars.
FOR Roanukc. Knoxville. CHATTANOOGA Nash
,iur Memphis. 4:lO Il. III, daily. sleeping car
may he occupied after 1000 D. m. Dining car.
ESr Ashcyille. $50 a $50 D. m. and
lOA5 D. IN daily. Dining cars.
for Columbia. SummGrNillC. Charleston.
Axiom. Augusta. Savannah, brunswick. Jack
sonville. and Flurida points. $50 p. IN. daily.
Dining car ,,-,,,.,,, .,,,,,.. ..,. g.,
w, ''EE,,r pmyino nocaO. 7:2o a. IN. daily.
For HarrisonhurR, $50 a. IN. ,parlOr carr
daily: 3.3i y. m. tparlur carr. and $40 .. Ia.
week days. ~ .o
" Eo, " 'Warrcnt"n, $50 a. M; II 90 "A. m. GO
p M, daily; 3;3I p, IN. 'parior carr and i'ji
D. III l.. :. BROWN. General Agent.
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REMOVAL SALE
We Move To Our New BulCing
December !.
EVERY PIANO MUST BE SOLD
WORLDS GREATEST PIANOS.
We Are Offering Them at Prices
TO SELL.
Special Prices il; Upright Pianos:
= AfAA W.
.JUElC
FlANO COMPANY.
g STREET. Al eth, y. "

BED RI IiGS y sure rur". Results
~ w guaranteed or money
checriully refunded doe n IIHr. mcluuIrg a
pLart!cal patent syraycr. AbsO!ut"lv olurl'sH.
VIII not stain bee. clothing Apply once.
'lrestu." thCv gonr. MInutul tuGcd OS
=. Z. 1T NTER CEDAR STRAY 60.
10 lenna. ave. N ". Phone Main 1iI>.
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FOR RENT-Sew hUure. 10 18TH h. Sc.
rooms. tiled bath: hot water heat; par
queuy nouIs, concrete cellar, stationary
wash-trays. Only t:s;o per month. Open Tor
Inspection.
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TRUSTEE SALE OF PREMISES No. $50
OREGON AVE. n. W.
By virtue OF "A deed OF trust duly recorded
In I.ibrr No. 2-Ji. folio D.. o! the land
IccOrus OF the District oI Columbia. and at
the I,qurst Of the party secured thereb..
J shall sell at public auction In front Of tho
premises, On WEDNESDAY, THE "orH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1912. AT O'CLOCK
T. nj the follow ing described real estate
situated III the City Of Washington IN said
District. distinguished as the West 10 feet
{ ont by depth OF lot 36 and the East feet
Il ont Uy depth Of lot 81. in j. W. Starr ami
others subdivision OF Square lG", as per plat
duly re. oided in Lber II. w, folio 81. Of
the re-, ords OF the OriCe OF the Surveyor Of
said District together with .ae improve.
n.Cnis, etc.
TERMS OF SALE: onc-third cash. resi-
due In two equal payments at one and two
years. respectively, six per cent Interest
payable somi-annually. secured By the notes
OF the purchaser and deed Of trust on tho
property. OF all cash. at option Of purchaser
S-Cu drpnsit required All conveyanCing, etc.
at cost OF purchaser Terms to be compiled
with IN fiftcen days. or trus.ee reserves the
right to re-aivertIso and sell at risk and
cost Of de- aultiug purchaser.
CHARLES H. CRAGIN.
Surviving Trustee.
THos j. OWEN & son.
l.
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DEATHS

ALLEN-Funsral Of THOMAS A. ALLEN.
who dieo Wednesday, November i3. isi2.
VIII take place n ON his residence 1876 9Th
st. ". w. Saturday. at o'clock .. m. II
A1TkENHEAD--On November ~ 1919, at her
residence. a Myrtle street northeast. MARY
head.
Funeral Saturday. November 10. at 10 a.
M. from 81. Aloysius. ~
c9PP.on the morning Of Thursday. Noven.
ber u. 1912, at GARFIELD Hospital after "A
long Illness, HENRY NORRIS COPP in
tho seventieth year Of his age.
Funeral services at the First Congrega-
tionaI Church. Tenth and q streets north.
west at D. m on Saturday. November 10.
l.
HARDESTY-On November Is. 1912. at $3.50 q.
NJ. ct his residence. 1906 B street southeast
w. WALTER HARDESTY. son of W. A.
and Rose f. Hardesty.
In peaceful slumber his voice 10 still
II was In answer to tho AlmIghtyB will,
yet We miss him 70 that IL makes us weep:
But peaceful be his eternal sleep.
Funeral notice hereafter.
PHANTOM Friday. November Is. 1917. at 10
q. M. at her residence. go0s Georgia avenue
northwest. MARIETTA Plant.
Funeral Monday. November ~. from
church OF the Sacred Heart. at . a. m.
thence to Alexandria. Va.
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MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

SECOND TRUST.
Money to loan at So Un District Heal Es.
tate Any amount from 500 to S. 900 on
nrst or secOnd trust, In straight note Or
monthly payments. Takes only three days
10 make them.
CHARLES Z. TRIBBY.
Thompson building. i0S 18th Vt. n. W.
Opp Treasury Next to Drug store.
LOANS on ISDORSED NOTES, stocks. all
kinds collateral. I buy notes, Second trusts
on real estate. No red tape. Can accemmo-
date same day that apply. X. n. BENNETT.
SIo Met Rank Biig.. Tel. Main 6sos -
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

>vnNo BARGAINS WORTH WHILE.
new ternpordry location.
nrinaa now uprights closing out at
a. ., son1usually pay for the second hand
=. uNCu plhnoh Of the hnii L clnaa
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ital Records.
Births.

WHITE.
Mahlon ana Bessie Ashford. boy.
Lawrence A.. and Ada B. Pearson. cir.
Edwin and Emma Waring. boy.
John and Catherine Ames, boy.
william j.. and Catherine Clements, q,
girl.
James NJ. and Iva e. SeyboIt. boy.
Philip and Hannah Deckclbaum. boy
Edmund G.. and Mae II. Hunter. girl.
T.. Joseph and Naomi Hollis. girl.
COLORED.
James l.. and Alberta r. johnson,
boy.
ll"iIrs and l.cssic Washington. girl
Frank =. and Minnie q. Travis, boy.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE NI,E bound to acknowledge that this
city lite is an artificial one. Rising In the
orniug and dfCrsIng with IN" hlh " uiI,
light OF the electric bulb and returning home
In the dnrkn, ~ again. too tired Tor hnythlnS
hut bed. Did YOU ever stop 10 nsk NOIIacil,
,Is IL worth wniIr2" write Tor piI ItiCul lrs
OF "'INDErE NDENCE FROM TWENTY
ACRES" BON @6, East Fdlls Church' va
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IN MEMORlAM

memory Of MARY r.
CORNWALL. who entered into rest Septem.
Der y. 1885, aged hfty-seyen years. And OF
her grandchild, ELSIE MARIE MAIS who
teen wears.
Dear dead! they have become as guardian
angels TO US.
WOO us
Thoughts that were earthly wing their yav
70 holier places
The dead are sacred things and multiply
our graccs "Rcpuiescsnt in pace"
MY " y. lee. pIttrhurEh Pa.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
Of supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
ment. Washington. d, C.. until 10 o'clock
imhlcdiutely thereafter, to furnish at the
navy yard. Washington. u. G.. disc crinder
Application for proposals should refer to
schedule i9I9 Blank proposals will be fur
nishyd upon application to the bureau. Z.
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FOR RENT--H0USES
II.fara;eL,d
SIX ROOMS AND BAT. 5000

6TN EDUMS AND IN1I-s FV'VV'
BRAND NEW.
Without any question, the biggest value ever
offered. Colonial porch furnace heat modern
gas range. full Concreted cellar, tiled bath
and other modern features not ordinarily
found In houses renting for 5000 Well u.
Gated conv nvenicnt 10 downtuwn 4ertion. Ten
ant can select paper. You cannot afford to
neglect to see this home.
NJ 23i5. iI3 lith ~ n W. NJ 25ij
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HORSES AND VEHICLES
AUCTION SALES

TRUSTEE SALE OF PREMISES. NO.
l;sI STREET y. ".
By Virtue uf u 1eul Uf must duly recorded
In LiByr No. :l:I. fUho ~. OI the laud
iccOTus Of tns DistriCt u Columbia. and at
the request Of the party secuted thereby, |
s.LlI s.Ii at public aucuon Ia front Of tho
pleluiscs. Uu WEDNESDAY,. ThE 2OTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER. 49,. AT i:lJ
Z CDOCk +. NJ. the following -iesci ibed
real rstatc. situated In tn" City o. Wash
IInsIun IN said DlstIICt d'sIinEuIshed as
lUI ~ IN ". n GORDON. juniors. subdivision
,OI certain lots In square lJ=. together win
the improvements, etc.
IERMs OF SALE. Jnc-thrd cash, resi-
due IN Two raua, payments at one and t"n
.taTs. respectively. SIX per cent !Ltcrrs.
Idy able srIuI-dnrrIl secured BY the notes
Of the purchaser and deed OF trust on The
prUpcrS. Ur all cash at option oI pur-
Ch.tsvT. t.Uy deposit required. All convey.
uncins. etc. AT COST Of purchaser. Terms
10 b. complied w.t2 In fifteen days. or
trustee reserves the right TO rradNeftlse aud
s.lt ~ r.sh ana cost of defaultinS purchaser.
CHARLES II. CRAGlS,
Surviving Trustee.
TIOs, J. OWEN 4 SON.
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For Rent.

FOR LEASE-liouse. rooms. good condi-
lion, situated In Good Hope Park. On Good
Hope road. adjoining German Orphan Ssy-
Inn: larSe grounds. well fenced: barn and
outL Luildings; excellent place for large poultry
business. GALEN T. GREEN. Owner,
MaTler BldG.
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C,In.>rEAkE a ONO LINES.

3JS .. ~. daly-SleepcTs TO Louisville Gin
emmett. Indianap, lis and st. Louis.
S:35 y. ~. daily-Puhman TO Cincinnati and
Chicago. -, ,
SpIings Cincinnati. and I.ouisN He Clncin-
natl sleeper unrn Tor occupancy ~ . M
OCfc.s. Jl3 Pa. ave, 1850 + ST. and Union
Station.
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Marriage Licenses.

WHITE.
Thomas +. DrsColl of Salem. Nass..
AMI Alice }. Mcnamara, OF Lynch
burg. Va
Benjamin T.. Pettis and BeulaL {.
Baur. both OF Richmond. Va.
Frank &. Coole OF Norfolk. Va. and
Alice =. Hooper Of BaEerton. W. Va.
Raphael Painter NJ. n. Of Dayton. Va.
and Ada G. Showulter Of Mt. Clinton,
Va
Henry Schneider and y. Elizabeth
Schreibcr. both Of Washington.
COLORED.
Emanuel SmIth. of Fort Myer. Va, and
Hattie T.. Hayes, OF Washington
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MARRIAGES

MIss HIsHsoEhSSTyisSGAE2EpERTSs ESyi %sTrass q
ER. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John q.
Schrncder. and MIR. CHARLES STUART
IIRHORST. both Of this city. will take
place on December 2. No cards
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Deaths.
WHITE.


Lillian +. Scot. month. II2s Fifth
street northwest.
Henry Berry, 60 years. 1868 Half street
southeast.
Frederick \. Thorne;t - years, 23G
Eleventh street northeast.
Werner l.. Hoffman, 50 years, a0,5 Wis
,'onsin avenue northwest.
Alice NJ. " illlamson. - years 6S7 .
street northwest
Mar J. Oliver. ~ years. 1901 o street
nOIthWtst.
COLORED
Edward Robinson. . mor-hs. 40 First
street southwest.
Alfonso Jones. months. 2llS ThirtecntI
street northwest.
Mary F. Robinson, year, a3j Florida
avenue northwest.
James Mitchell ls years. Freedman
Hospital
Estelie Jordon, 10 years. sos Second
street southwest
JOHN Fcotc. y years, 3-J Fairfax court
southwest
Eli Grayson. 20 years c. and o. Canal,
foot Thirtieth street northwest.
James II. ToFer, - years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Frank Lee 6S years, 303S street north
west
Charles Thorne. ~ gears, s2l Kenyon
street northwest.
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4 BARGAIN AT THE DISTEh'T LINE
y. =. owner ,rIt 'ItN Writes sell NV h,,m Q
and tour lots tor sl.1O. S'uu cash. hLlinC" -
I" so per month t. suit puI' 'hdstr. Five
cent iHr. You can mDN, right In. nm ell.
NaliOu nnd shade
hlFr rrc farm OF 20 a, ley improved. u
great lirgdin at liUrndur. Va. near the
n, " rl"CtrIC IInc station Sr.E I :, \ On, r..
BALLARD a LANIIAM, INi. li"i New
York RN", y. ". i
WANT ED-All the COiu:rd people In Wash
ington to read this. the owner OF tract o..
land known US Glendale lie. ghts has author
ICED me to sell Tor til" nrNt 10 dHNs OiIN jvl
lots located In this sub div isipn at the very
low prize uf $40 per tot. size of lots " by lUI
feet For further particulars call at my Of
hCc. R' ON 80. DNiuId lildE.. lIth and New
York ave =. ". FRANK L. WHITE
Phone Main .GS l.
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1909 Park road. 7r. and ndb..................siaj 30
1881 KENYON st nv. Dr. and b.,..,....... So 50
i3J IIth ST, 4 e. DR.. and b............. 400
400 q s. H. 6r b. .,,,,................... 1850
326 + ST. \ E. Or b ,,......,........... 80. 20
100 Sth IT, * e Gr b,,,............... ~. 80
g. Myrtle ST. 4. e.. Or. b..........,..... 1850
JAS A. cAHII.L. 1853 T. ST. n. w. =
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JOHN w. CHILDRESS,



room MANS OPPORTISlTY.
lslS-lGIi-l"I' \ ST :. l. Eve r,oms anl
hath. laIg" lot. rent N5 win give - month"; 3
rent FREE to parties taking houses at once.
-; iIII ST. =. E.-Right opposite the
Navy Nuri VIII put IN good condition,
as - per month.
\ NJ CO%NOR. OWNER.
Phone N. $50. - oxford Blig
18th and New York Ave.
FOR LEASE-My residence. No. $50 Georgia
ave. partly furnished: privileges reserved.
large grounds. uoicrn improvements.
GAI.EN T.. GREEN. owner. warder Bldg.
MODERN a-storv brick house. rooms. hail
bath. newly paprred 81 50. coiurcd tenants
l.l6 18th 81 y. W
1880 CALVERT ST y. W. rooms and
baths: heated by hot water: concrete cellar:
house viii be rut In thorough repair: rent
emily 40 a month Apply {" THOMAS J.
FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
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DENTISTRY

CUT RATE 81 SHORT TINE.
Fun set Teeth. $40. Gold Tooth, 500.
Brio.e Work. S3.U. Al Filings. Soc Up
EA.rautiUn Cleaning Free.
FAMILIES DENTISTS,
Cot ;th and Il SITS. Entrance $50 4 81
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

VERY ATTRACTIVE 3-ROOM Bt'NGA-
LOW. hardwood nnish. hut and cold wat, Z.
hne cellar ami attic, large lot and brauttiu nj
elevation; 80 CItn and 3-' per month AIsO
and tOJm hous" near station. very
raSN itrns. also = Ei'ttN homes IoT rent.
J. g. RoHERS Nj linini"r, <h and H. l.
ave. y. T.. OHnlr. Agents shaw p:up,r,N
SundaN
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BIRDS AND Animals

CANARIES, PARROTS Dogs. RABBITS,
GUINEA FIGS, GOLDFISH, SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE, liz Eth 81. \. w.
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CARPET CLEANING
RAIN & AUTO-COAT MAKERS
DRESS SUITS rOR HIRE

ONLY UP.To-DATE full dress ana tuxedo
suits for hire. NJ. I PINES. NerCharI
Tailor. IctS 'th ST. \. ". rhoue Main o2lL
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S700 CASH Nn hI, nov or on AMI
OSOO bath h"Lsc. Il rnscr
neat. cabinet IuUntrls front and bach
porch"s subject - only -. 80 first trust To-
iun wears. \uw :, ntsd .Ur SIS pei nruntl.
FlguT" II out For iull plr'irullrs Hrur- s.
OM &ER. BON - SIsttop q
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-16
PREPARATIONS FOR BIG THREE
DAY INDOOR EVENT BY CONF
PANY G, NOW ABOUT
COMPLETE.
ATTRACTIONS ARE MANY
Mysterious "NIooch Mooch'' to Reach
City Thursday; Numerous Side
shows Promise Rare Treats; Car
niyaI Spirit to Hold sway; Confetti
shower win Be Feature.

Next Thursday evening, promptly at
1880. the doors of the armory Will
open for the great indoor carnival to
be given by Company G of this city.
For three weeks. practice and other
preparations have been going on, ana
the result promises to be much better
than that attained last year, and II Is
universally admitted that the carnival
of last wear was one of the best things
ever held in this city
There Will be confetti and ticklers'
and lots of it and them. Get the car
nival spirit. What would a carnival
amount to, II II wasn't for the real
carnival spirit?p The haunted cas-
tie" the minstrel show" Sweet Six
teen" the Cave of the Winds VIII
be well worth going some distance 70
see.
The side shows Will be run conun-
ually. Ticket booths win be placed
m convenient places, and tickets must
he purchased to enter the side shows.
No cash Will be received at the doors
to the different attractions. A ticket
will be good for 10 cents anywhere in
the building. Everything has been
done to make this carnival one long
to be remembered by the public ana
To afford a pleasant diversion from
the daily grind OF life.
"Mooch Mooch" Thursday.
3 "a NVnn0pTfllt
Chinese mystery, arrived in Victoria
lB. C., on last Saturday, and Sunday
afternoon was taken to Seattle. Yes
terday il was exhibited in Seattle and
created a great stir. II was pro-
nounced by everyone to be the most
wonderful. strange and interesting
freak ever brought 70 the attention
OF freak-loving world. II leaves
seattle Tuesday. bound for Dallas and
the big carnival. II VIII arrive IN Dai-
las In time for the grand opening on
THURSDAY night. Probably never be-
, tore in the history OF this countfs
, mas a freak created the excitement
and stir that this mysterious 'Mooci
, uooch" has created since II lei
, ,.bina. Dallas people are anxiousll
t, awaiting its arrival, and Il j. predict
, ed that a great throng OF people VII
. nay tribute 20 Il before the carniVa
{ ends.
Al the small admission price OF II
/, cents. no one can afford 60 miss I'M
: great treat. Late Is short and Il
our duty to get everything we can gu
Of IL. especially when the cost u no
a 80 great a. TO embarrass us imam
ctallv. It Will be a whole year unit
l. the netN big show.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-16
p.,urps From California.

councilman Elect A. J. Barham
,,rned last week from business ulp -,
- Canfornia, which took him as lar
tn as FRESNO. He also visited heI-
80 md snent day with J. a. l'au-
renson. a former Dallas resluerl
,s now living at Modesto. on MS, nus ~
,nrn trip Mr.. Barham passed ,.l,'...,,,, th,ous,,
= ssvere snow storm in the siskls .o ~
mountains. The storm was en'oua -,,,
.a.sa .,,os at BEDDING and continued uh'l.
,s,,and was reached. where It turneu i7
.a lin he SAYS that copoius rams
-s,.n - nave fallen throughout Calliol- I.. :
' ~, ,.,,-tnp the past few weeks nave nave
greatly improved the outlook an = nre-
scsnttonamy good crop yieia l. -
dfcted.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-16
clarence O,Brien Drops Case \
FaIls City Lumber Co.

settlement Of tlle suit for damaEss
instituted against the Fails CITY Lu"'-
her company by Clarence d o'Br.en
-.s sreeted last week as the result o.
negotiations between attorneys inter
es,ea ni the case. "A the Deeena''er
term OF the polk county circuit eoli'
o-Rr5en secured Judgment AGAINST il 4
.l..pt,er company for $500. but tne
-. was appealed 70 The supreme
-s--. ,,,- attorneys for the eefendant
~ompany. Pending MS appeal s'..'. =
,~.-e instituted 70 effect a seltieills \. =
win results as stated. "ail-i -
roozs Jr.. q this eify. appearea ~
f,,s rasinra. and Frsnk senn- Of t'ori-
r.rf FOR aae defendant
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-16
+ i j. i + j. + j. j. i I. 4 T. + + !
= Vote For One y

= Owing to provision of the =
= Oregon ballot law it will not be =
T. possible TOR voters to cast their y
T. ballot for but one elector and y
y one delegate to the national con- !
u ventions, at Fridays primary, T.
y although there are several to be =
+ elected. On the Republican otfic- =
- ial ballot there are more than !
T. 20 candidates for delegates to =
= the national Republican conven- r
= ton and but one candidate for i
+ presidential elector, but the law =
r permits only one vote to be cast "
+ tor eacn. This provision is =
= new one in the law and is apt =
u to confuse some, hence The OBJ =
+ server gives this notice before Y
= hand.
4 :. a. 4. i. = 4 = j. j. i d j i + j y
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-16
..,,,cr ,crIoN Is sErTLED. JUDl
three ca=es Heard in Department NO
4. Thursday.

Three cases were considered oy
sudre Galloway in department No 4
Of the Polk county circuit court
= thursday. during a short session. in
the action brought by Charles T.
ssmp ana Maggie Mullhaupt against
Maggie J. Ramp, et al. the report o.
me referees vas MED and apPfo'e''
expenses 10 be paid In proportion 20
the respective interests.
ro~a Goiaserr IS ". IL AatneS
ana pearl Matney. decree Of ipfeli'7
ure entered -
Taxhman HInshav 81 a. d hin-
nav orasrsd tnat sherih have m
pialuun in court June 2. e il a. m-
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-16
WILL Be
IMPORTANT
UNITY OF ACTION OF CONNER
CIAL CLUB MEMBERS URGED.
Matters Affecting Continued Prosper
ity of Dallas to BE Discussed at
Regular Session "Wednesday Night

Several matters Of Importance TO
Dallas and it's future will be taken up
and discussed at the regular meeting
Of the Commercial club which VIII be
held tomorrow "wednesday night
at the county court room in the court
house, and every member of the cup
who is interested in the progress y
this city, is urged to be present. II you
think the club hasn't done what u
ought during the past year, come out
and offer suggestions for the improve
ment of the work; they will be thank
fu,Iv received. Every member of the
club should be interested in the work
and It is up to the progressive people
of Dallas to make the organization Oh
great good to the city. 1t certalh!y
has done a wonderful work in the flrst
wear of it's being-let us all help 10
make the coming year still better
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-16

- = skin. an attorney Oh
80 lsased Office rooms 10 IN
Ueiow building. corner .s = - ofioe
s,5n streets. and has opened mean an O',.' AZ
1,.' me practice Of his proiess.o..- .'.- ---
- - -, cores from a well-znoEn -
So 80 osl ehinks Dallas ofer- ''-
----.,,5ffes In his profession
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-04-16
Entertain POrtlanders'

Among the other matters taken up
will he the question of providing prop
or reception and entertainment LOT
the Portland busines mems excursion !
which will reach Dallas on the nieht
of Thursday, April 25. A proposltiom
for the establishment here of a small
manufactory for the making OF coilar
fasteners will also be submitted TO 'he
club. IA
Fred Lockley manager oil the ue- @
nortment of the Northwest Tor 'ne
Sunset.Pacific Monthly, will be pres
ant with the idea of making final SET
element between the city and the pun
llicitr department of the o.-W H. q
n regarding the claim of the ro'u
against Dallas for publicity expenses
which has been pending Tor so'is
win the first of next month the
..cord year of the present commercla,
organization opens, and it is desired
ttat the club start its second anhua a.,
ar'od III with a united front and VIII
pc u''e, enthusiasm which shall point It
~,m Greater achievement in the iu
tttre