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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-09-12
The Next Attorney General.

Among the several public offices to
be filled in Missouri this fall, that OF
Attorney General is of recognized i'm.
portance. The office has been occu-
pied by good men in times past; it
will, we believe, be filled by a par
ticularly good man if the Democratic
candidate, Mr.. John r. Barker, is
successful in the forthcoming cleo
ton.
There is needed, for the post in
question, man skilled in the techni-
cal usages of politics, as well as one
of a broad and equitable attitude to-
ward the courts and those who must
come into the courts to have their
problems adjusted.
MIR. Barker is somewhat pre-emi-
nently man of this type, and his
fitness is easily apparent when he is
brought into comparison with those
who have performed, in years past,
the duties which he now seeks In
point Of craftsmanship he has the
record of six years in the State Leqis-
lature, during which time he was,
for a term of two years, Speaker of
the House of Representatives. In his
work at Jefferson City he established
a record Of a far higher order than
that Of the mere skilled politician. He
impressed upon those who became
familiar with his work and views a
personality that was bigger than the
letter Of the law. yet which shared
none of the vagrant leniency of the
man who does not comprehend the
law and its proper demands
Personally he IS the kind of man
who reflects credit upon an Office
rather than deriving from office an
increased weightiness. The St Louis
Times believes that as Attorney Cen
eral, Mr.. Barker viii win and hold
the same kind and measure Of esteem
that he enjoyed in the Legislature,
and which IS his among the army Of
his friend&-St Louis Time&
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-09-12
Miss Minnie Dudney helped Mrs
Harrison prepare the dinner.

Miss Minnie Dudney helped Mrs.
Harrison prepare the dinner.
Grandma Jacobs was taken to Kan
sas City Tuesday, where she had her
limb amputated just above the knee.
She stood the operation fine and was
getting along nicely at last report.
Mrs. Tan White has been suffering
from an attack of hay fever the past
week.
School began at Hacker Monday
with Miss Audria Guthrie as teacher.
Mr.. Clark has another sick COW.
This is his third in succession. He
has lost one.
The farmers have had to quit plow-
ing for wheat on account of the
ground being too dry.
R. X. Goodwin and wife visited Mr..
Clark's Sunday.
Jake Doll and family visited Sam
Farmers Sunday.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-09-12
DEMOCRATS IN STATE CON-
VENTION
MeClung is Chosen Chairman to Direct
the Campaign in Missouri.

jefferson City, NO., Sept. 1O.-All
candidates for state, congressional
and legislative offices met here today
in conjunction with the party COM
mittees to organize and adopt state
platforms for the campaign of 1912.
A most remarkable contrast be-
tween the deliberations of the leaders
of the Democratic and Republican
parties is the most notable feature of
the conventions.
Such discussions and bitterness as
have not existed before in the history
Of the Republican party in Missouri
have made their convention a c0ntin-
uous fight.
D. C. McClung Of jefferson City,
who was Attorney General Elliott w.
Majors choice for chairman Of the
nev Democratic Stafe Committee,
~ elec1ed without Opposition, and
- enli1e org1niz1lioa q tie com
mflDDe el1ec6e0 without difficulty.
Chp Cnfk refused 10 be pesma-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-09-12
Campaign to Open September 20

The date to be chosen probably
will be September 20. Objection to
opening the campaign on September
is was made because that is the first
of four registration days in St. Louis
and it was thought best to wait until
that is over with.
The permanent headquarters OF the
State Committee will be in st. Louis
throughout the campaign, and the
chairman is empowered to open and
operate branch headquarters in Kan
sas City.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-09-12
L. Hensley. j. J. Russell, w. H.
Phelps and G. S. Dugan.

PhelpS and u. ,. Dugan.
It would be possible for the con-
vention to complete its work and ad-
iouln tonight if it were not for the
fight in the Republican party. 1t has
been the custom to make public the
two state platforms simultaneously,
and both probably will be given out
late tomorrow afternoon. Under the
law both must be public by 6 o'clock
Wednesday night.
There is no trouble over any of the
planks in the Democratic platform.
It will be based ON purely Democra-
tic principles, and will, in accordance
with the suggestion of Champ Clark,
contain only such planks as the Dem
ocrats feel they can carry out.
In a speech before the convention
Champ Clark paid a high compliment
to the Democracy of Missouri, and to
the candidates it has selected as its
standard bearers in the present cam
paign.
Committee Meets
The Democratic State Committee
met this morning at IL o'clock in the
Madison Hotel and elected D. c. Nc
Chung as their chairman and U. A.
Mcbride of Warrensburg as their
secretary by unanimous vote. Form
er Gov. A. NJ. Dockery was unani-
mously elected as treasurer of the
new committee, after the name of A.
j. Hawkins of Eminence, retiring
treasurer, was proposed and with
drawn. George H. Middlekamp of
Lincoln county also was proposed by
Ed A. Glenn for treasurer, but his
name was also Withdrawn in favor of
Dockery.
j. B. Shannon, the retiring chair
man of the State Committee, was the
unanimous choice of the State Com
mittee for temporary chairman of the
convention. E. l. Kelso, new men,
Der of the State Committee from
Grant City, was named for temporary
secretary, and Patrick O'Donnen of
St. Louis for temporary seargeant-at-
arms.
The chairman of the State Commit
tee was authorized to name the date
for opening the campaign
II was decided 10 open the State
campaign in ST. Louis 1t some date to
be named by the State chairman. The
announcement was made that Gov.
Marshall Of Indiana, nominee for Vice
President On The Democratic ticket
would speak IN s. Joseph On Septem-
Der Is md IN Hannibal On September
II. These meetings WIN Be strictly
MarshaIl meetings md tie opening q
he Sla1e cnnrniRn VIII be conducted
ineepeAdenflT At thsA
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-09-12

A good leather purse, BIN book,
card case or bin folder en- Be found
Il Hess Drug Sapge. 81
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-09-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fair Specials

These premiums are all listed in their proper class
Best Bingham made by girl years of age
two suits Munsing underwear 81 value.
Best doll dress made girl ten years ACE four nars
Topsy hose, 81 value
Best plain cake made girl over fourteen years of ape one
pair girls kid gloves, 81 value.
Best ten of entered by boy fifteen years of
age one pair Buster Brown Shoes g value
Best pony under thirteen hands high shown saddle BY
boy or girl. pair gauntlet gloves 81 value.
Best gngham percale made by lady living outside Of
Butler pair Walkers Special shoes, s so value
Best jar apple butter made by lady living outside of Butler two
Munsne Union suits, e value
Best mule colt under nine months Packard Shoes a value
Best diam colt under nine months pair Csrh corduroy ous
era. = value. and pair Carhartt overans. q value.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1912-09-12
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Governor -...........-.. Elnots NUor
Lieutenant Governor. ..-.... lillian 4. RAINIER
aeoresary OF state ..........,... Cornelius Roach
Stats Auditor .. John Gordon
State Treasurer .... ..... ........ Edwin P. Deal
Attorney Gene al ..........,....-...J John Barker
z. Z and warehouse Com. James T. Bradshaw
Judge Supreme Court-Div. L. Henry ". Bond
yudss Supreme Cours-Div ? Charles Fairs
Robert r. walker
Judge x. C. Court Appeals Francis H. Trimble
Repre-. entative in Congress &C. O. Dickinson
County.
Representative In Legislature. LIB. Baskerville
Judge Co. Court, North Dist VIM. +. Wolfe
Judge Co. Court. South Dist. Frank Fix
Prosecuting Attorney ..-......DeWitt c. Chastain
eherfH Hsrve johnson
Treasurer. ..... John q Stone
Surveyor ................ Jos. A. FlammAng
Puhlic Administrator cocoon W eldon D. Yates
Coroner - ... Robert e. CYsbtree
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23

Con- q5, w
S.Wo cor o. o. "a a. chS Jv, w,
22'S8 ems, o. oo "a "a dbe 8 AZ
10 chs; 5, 20,5o enS'c ., ah 90
deg. 10 MN ~ 90
N. 51.3O chs. TO p, w ~ d ~
Sec. 35, Tp > X. . w a,o W
See 2, TIP 10 ). H. . w" cor "a
60 acres. TaX ..c.',,e'',r'' w @'o'"'
Boyle, j. M,-Lot Oh y; w
Boyle Estate sec 90 ~, - oo,te
S. r. q W. lSe r.; acres, q O. &C.
Braley, l.. e 9'n' w " fcG
s, TIP d! = H. w" 'O' $155O
acres, Tax -, ;;.,.ta' -, a.,
Bricker, Mary u; Hsta ,,"ti,
at Sc, cor OF lot - nT"J" pl
8, Leyens L. H. n AuI' oe foot,
las, N, 60 feet; r. l3o ieet'
o. b. Part Of lot 4, block s.
Levens' L. II. Add' TO ba'''S' eo,-oo
Tax ......,..''., ;,;,.''',,,,,'.' F@''4o
Brown, }. g. ana T. -. og
Nine ana ohe-hall "St's on ohs w
the tolloWlhE, - HeG; ~ = ~ Brown I,rI
d. / @. $. 39,4O chs; W
G.O7 chs; N. S940 ems; w.
6.07 chs. to ?. O. D, sec a.
Up. 7 s. Il, 3 w" 9'2 acres a. GA
Tax .:..:'';;,, :, :, :; ~ cow
> :, !" o, Of Sec. ., Up. . S. r. 6 ..-o-
w, 40 acres. IaN ''it'...''oo cow
hlock "a. Hnrs mdep. Tax $l9'S4
Butler j. T. w. anu am y
Lot OF SCI =, ~ ~
w. Lot / OF see o.,
5. Il, W. Lnts o.
and of Sec. s, TIP, ;. H.
g W. Lots ! and 0l SCI
.. Tp 2 :. K, W. n. - ul
S,W.h and W. = OF M =
and VIZ OF II. y OF N'N;1
of Sec, 9, TIP, ;; H. w
Also beg. 10 chs \. OF S,h,
cor. Of Sec. - ~ 80 ems,
w. 10' ems >, ,.lS NIS, rs
+, l.O1 chs. TO =. o. D.. o., o.,
9, Tp' = T. W W@.i3
acres of above "'Scr'"'u eco o>
tracts. Tax ..:.'..,,;., -, S0u'V'
Butler. Eleanor f.-Three acres
of the following: l2o acres
in the John Shelden a. ],
Secs 81, 2N and ~, Up. y o-
Il. W, 3 acres. IaN Ni'V'
Church, Frank-l.ot o. hl"'N
X, Fails city. TaN .'....,,' 80 S',i'
Churchmerc Realty No.-lotS
aud 3, block q, thuLch- ., d,
mere Add West salem, Tax. No-N'
Collins, Il. E-W 2 9i l"'S
aud =, block 20, ttius IN 80.
dep. Tax ...-., ,'.....'. ....,, S-''''
Coulec Fhoeh'- l.ots !, .; ',, "',"
S. block 3. (GtrmantoWh' 80,
pallasl. Tax 80. ..,'-,'..,.., 49,
Conner Henry l'ek' 10" ,.s'
W. of S.F. cor. OF sec. ~
W. 5.25 chs; n Lee 'ns.'
Co certer oI LuHelaulEls .el. .. M. NJ
er, down said river 90 si's.'
: ls5 chs. 20 p, q. h., See
IL Tn = X w
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23

acres. Tax ...;;.,'..:'';.: $l'O4
Steinfeldt, John-W. u or lot
Add. 4 Dallas. Tax ,......,. s4oO
Strong, f. W.-Twelve and
Tract No. /, Secs. 10 and 80,
Up. . H. W. lz'oo acres oru
Tax ,;'.;'.. -, - ,..o''i'' - -, $o'4f
Syroh, r. GmD5s, al | d''oS G'tS' TGs
w. "ne ~ noa
cor OF n. r. Seeu a. l. 49, Z?
w. 4z.uo CllS.' p 1f'2U Cno',
g. 42.O5 chs,' ~ ! 4;2o ,C c!lS,' 3,
to p @; D., sec. ~ @ rP. D eono,
RS W. ol acres; lax D. g., %oV'2'
Tatom, FRANK ana Nora-b5g' Nora, R55
at Sc: cor. OF Sallng AdG'
to Ballston; w. 2.3o chs'' 5
ass chs; E. 2.35 ems, ~
456 chs, TO ?; Riy o. D. os~a sec Tsv o. $7S1
Tp 5. X. W; one acre Lax . $"0'
Tatom. Wm.-W A oi lot so,oO
block Ia, IA, Dallas d w TaN Ia Of ria, iot 'S4''0
Tltle 1Tust ~ Y VI 6D ~
l, of Willamette IaIiey S9o. Or
chard tract no, T. 1g 1eoS; 90
ana ), Up. I D H. : W. ''-- 90 60
acres. Tax -, ';.,,'.r',ih On ohs F-'''
IrueaX, SaFrle G M;,PeS: e ID 4 n ~ COW C,,''
W. ana ems .. oI w N'I' oIo Io'.
D. Sheluen u; l. =, o, w.
,. chs'' T. Sls'' NJ
chs. TO p o, o; D., oeGi 90 : !, - np.
). X. b w. oo--lVV "'i''' s775
Tax X,...'''.'i'-,.'.;'..rn,a';9' .na .
Noget, Fred A.-Lots l anu w
of Sec. 4, Up. I D H. s5q2e
90 acres. TAX .'.'',o,'o:' VO''-
wagner Jonh-LulS J., = "iN
4, block u, ana lotS q, o.. = I;ty
ana H. plock H. ans ny 900 %
Tax ........... w P--''
Wall, Peter-Beg' z.z2 ciis: ~ W.
OF quarter sec. cor, pet. &c
II and 20, p. 1855 eils'' no ,,,jn r.
1883 chs; n. ~ des' SU 'i5I,'' %
w. 2.98 chs; N. % YES %
min. w. lL43 cns'' No ~ r.
chs. to p. o. D., sec. ~ NJ Tp sg77
5. X: w. ~ acre. rec n W 1y''
Wann, w. E.-S' W. a oI p"
q OF Sec. ~ Up, . - 1854
w 40 acres; Tax
| Weissenf1uh, f.. r., E;nLoI Id
block ., Hill Auu' i''' s1sts
pendence. Tax .;;'.i''Ni'E - NE
a of Sec. IS. TIP. 5. X. o t5a
W. so acres. TAX -.
/ Wheeler, Mary I-Lots J.
4 and ., block b, Isl Auu' ~ sSg
Falls City. TAX :....'.''',i "a
! Wheelock, M E. N N new
one-half acres OF the
ing: Beg. l4SO chS. Ne SE
NE. cor. OF Sec; 80 T. 5s Se
! chs; ;. 2l.S5 chs.' W
chs; n 2l.S5 ems. 10
| - 49,. - o-Lu 80 u,,, S433s
II. W. SO12 acres. ss95
( wilkins x Ovelman-bes; ~
chs. \. and 5.SO ems,
S.W. cor. OF !. LeEehs u
G. \. 70 deg. w. Is Jlls,
10 ems +. l4.zS Clis
$50 chs; =. l.Ss ems
$50 chs; F. b.3t cHS-, -
1918 chs; w. Ie.45 TN
| p o. b.. Secs 81 ana o. ts
). X W 20 acres -
), 4, and II, bloch ~
I block :; lots l. ?. 8, 4. 5 ana
! 8. block 10; lots l.
ana :. BLOCK II, LoS t-..t
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23
G. T.-N.12 of fol-

Mckinney, G. T.-N.1a of fol-
lowing: Beg. 476 feet s. and
25lb feet w. of NE. cor. of
out lot 12, Monmouth; s.
23O feet; e. PSI Y feet; N.
23O feet; w. 2511a feet to
p. o. b., (part of out lot -,
Monmouth.) Tax .......... S3.99
McKye, Peter-E. 12 of Sc a
of N.W.A and N.W.A of S.
". u 60 acres. Tax ...... $2L34
McMurphy, G. Lots 4, 5,
Tax ..................,.. 1882
McTimmonds f. C.-5851O
acres of the following: Beg.
at most southerly cor. of L.
McTimmOnds d. |. c., N. 3S
deg. IS min. E. 1851 chs;
p. 1928 chs; n. 67.69 chs;
w. IL chs; S. 23 deg. 80
min. w. $50 chs; w 69.71
chs; S. 23 deg. 80 min. w.
1850 chs; S. 41.27 chs; S.
73 deg. 80 min. E. 82 chs;
S. 81 deg. 80 min. E. 81 chs.
to p. o. b. Tex 21.70 acres
Sold, Secs. 10, II, IA and
Is, TIP. 9 S. r. 6 w. 535.1O
acres. Tax ............. $139.7I
Altl W liis M Aliulf A1HttAeN A@DN'
l, and 3, block Is, Thorp's
Add. Indep. Tax ......... $685.
Miller, II. C.-Beg. 63 feet w.
of Sc. cor. of lot ., block
., Hill's Indep. n. SO feet:
w 16 feet; S. SO feet; E. Is
feet to p. o. b., part Of lots
and 6. block .. Hills In
dep. Tax ,................ $20.5(
Montgomery, Esther-Lot Ii,
block b, Montgomery's Falls
City. Tax ................ $15.SE
Montgomery, Maud. ct al
FOR description see Vol. 81,
page 46 Deed Records, Sec.
20. TIP. s S. r. G W. 8 acres.
Tax ...,............. $7.7;
Morrison, J. F-LOt 6, block
4. Perrydale Tax ......... $3.SE
Moseman. Fred-Lots /. ,. 8,
4. 5, 6, and s, block IA,
Talmage; also beg. I.76 chs.
W. of NV. cor. of ]. +. Da-
wilson d. l. c.. 5. 5.12 chs;
+. AIS chs; y. 5.72 chs; w.
AIS chs. Go p. O. b., also beg.
1.56 chs. w. of NV. cor. of
said d. l. G. W. 6.75 chs: :.
9.I2 chs; f. 6.75 chs: y.
q.72 chs. 10 D. q. b.. Secs. 1g
and 80. Tp. s $. r. 4 W.
Mott W $. Dr-Beg. al Sc.
cor. of I. Gustrap 4. !. e.. W.
2g.42 chs: y. 23L deg W.
rs ths.: n 4-5T chs..E. $3.50
chs, $ 11.O4 chs. 10 u. O. D..
Sec. "a, TIP. 5. r. W. 81
acres. Tax .............. SIq.2S
MFer Heury-Beg. 2sSS chs.
= of NV. cor. OF /. KimbaU
%. l. e.. F. 2N5O chs. 5. 34N-
chs: W. 2S50 chs. y 34N-
chs 10 p. o.. d.. So II and
: IL. TIP. : r. W. loo
acres. Tax .-.-.......... E5qS:
Nyer. J. vs. gf Sci af
See SO. Tp. Is 5. r. W. lot
and that part Of lot living
y Of IT. Nysr q. J. e.. Sec.
I. Tp. : r. ; ". Also beg.
NJ NE. cor ~ II Mysr q. I.
C., 5. 52Is chs. y. 1880
chs. y 1907 chs. F. 24g
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23

This advertised list OF uellllduS"i
taxes for the year 1911 Is in pursu-
ance OF an act Of the Stale LSsis,".
ture which is embodied In Chapter
276 of the
General Laws of the 1911 session
The taxes on the following adNer-
tsed real property became delln-
quent on April /, o'clock !. NJ
1912, and are subject to a penalty ol
10 per cent and interest at the rale
of ~ per cent per ahnum uhtll 'HtS
shall have been paid.
ANY day after the expiration oi
six months, after the taxes charged
against the following real property
are delinquent, the Sheriu Is author
ized. upon demand of any person
making application, to ISSUE to thGh
"a certificate of delinquency upon the
payment of the taxes, penalty inter-
est and cost uf ADVERTISING
Certincates of delinquency SHAH
bear interest from the date of issue
until redeemed at the rate OF 10 per
cent. per annum.
Adams, II. j., 4. 4. koehn
Agt-Bcg. at $. w. cor
of purvine tract ON ee.i'r
line OF sec. is; $ 25.t5 chs;
s. 81 deg 80 min. Il, l.2o
chs: n. l5 ehs; IL. f,i6 chs;
n. 1925 chs; ". 1.Al chs.
IA u. q. b. Also beg. at y.
W. cor OF NE. quarter ot
see. IS; :, % chs; h, 10
chs; n. IS chs; W. 10 chs
10 d. q. b. Also ho.s ad lks.
\. OF E. cui. o. a. Ems
iish q. l. G.. n. 1880 chs;
Il 81 deg. as min. W. 5.sS
hehs. s 4 deg. 80 min. l..
100 chs: = IS deg. U min.
~ 1.chn.: = SO deg. 20 min,
n. 6S ks. 5, 10 deg. 90 min.
E. $50 chs; : 2 deg. SO
min. w. 1l5 chs; =. 90
ems Ss " 4 W. n s. acres. Tax. sss.SO
Ames. Fdward-N.W. = OF
Sec g. Up. 10 5. II. w
and N.Ek Of N.E.h OF See.
g. Tp 10 $ r.. W. 2sl ass
acres. Tax ........... 80. NtS-oN
BAH, AZ A. Mrs.-Lots , anu
TsI n "'''N s....... =. i"O'p 's..'..i : sls5e
BENTLEY D s.-E& Of N.E.A
of sE.A 8, see. no. Fp
$. n. s w. 90 acres. S,W.
OF NEA and W. of
SES SF ot s' SWS SRS anna sad
sW, 81 N ".
and " 8 Of s.E.A OF NV.
sWG and W. Of N.E.A
of SWls and N.E.A of
sen of Sec. n. Up. s
*. ". 2fo acres. VIZ
of NwA ~ SW.A and
SWA ~ SW.h or Sec. l2,
- Tn. 81 a. W. so acres
SWis.., Wv & and NV.
a 81 wv ana \. q of y.
E.A ~ SWAs and E p -
sNA ~ NW.t uf seq. ne.
~. ..e s. T. W. 1fe acres
t@A -etF- -..-' t-N@-"
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23

y of CIV cor of NJ. Gill
f.. r., VI N On chs ~
ii5i.i 9ro u, chs e 90 chs, w,
t5'20 ~ - "a n IA Sa1 a.
r,r IG,'V a 't;' p & w IS acres.
NJ ~ " 81.
r,,.aa.H az WI, Poo 58 ~ chs.
EN- - ond So chs 70 of S.W.
n, M ",,F mf Gothard d. !, G. N.
"a 400 min w $50 feet;
. oostoTiv HeSi q6 feet. s deg.
u"9s' t,' ~ Ia feet. westerly
t,t," an foat ta ~ q h. See. Is.
~ ~ 6 - w 30.100 acre.
rav az .,............. So
Eothart Wm.--Lots 1 and ,,
'' tin"i, h,,"l - ~ u ID I, &I co. Add.
90 ballas Tax ,..... $22
r,tdy Mvrtle Zoe Overmier,
1'GS' tgt ~ 'ots / g 7. s, 8. 10,
1i712 "a ana IA, block o,
ist Add. to Falls City. Tax. $l9
Eriie VIM Eight acres of the
i''t,9i foi,owing. Reg. 81 chs. N.
ar" frn,,, oiS & Nv cor Of S. Goth
ard Il e. S, so deg. E.
a, 81 ,,s \ . dag 40 min.
u 4o71, chs; N. S6 deg. w.
~ ~ 90 nhs s 81 90 chs S.
So deg. 80 MN, J cnE +, S8i, Sa1b
>. Ss deg oa r. ohs cns;' : p ~ 90 Jeg Q
uess a. ~ ehS ~ S9i chs. ".
~ ~ CsS'3 o. - obs tn n n
eliS., ,t % ~ ares out of
~" n,,,y S'A(,p ,.porH Coo 81 Tn 8
S'W a. w I10 : acres Tax $11
>. ~. " w. u " PC % chs
EIiIht.' - Ok ohs = Of NV
D anu So - o.. w al chs:
S'i5 se W he, u 10 chs n. 16
., 90 ~ " IA cbs n % chs
ems w ~ us, L ' acraS See
~ ~ p. M ~ - - y 4 w 100
-, Toy $2G
~ as -, tlner E-Beg. at n.
r"TS' =, cor "f bIork / Perrvdale:
/ q ." "a 80. NJ ga foot. n so
>, 90 tS''; ~ "a '" foot TN n a. h.
tett, r. r. Hi,,i, ST parrvdaIe(
1pd'' VI ''''N s.
~ mis- nt : block 22.
''yCN' ''S''' 70 Sdd nallas.
,rae " s.
rraIas aIH Alice M-I,ots and
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23

14,4O chs. to p. o. b. Also
beg, at S.W. cor. of Sec. IS,
p. 5 chs; N. chs; w. 3.66
Al Also beg. 25.S5 chs s of n.
w. cor. of said d. |. c., f.
2722 chs; s. 10 deg. w.
1912 chs; w. 24.72 chs; N.
1915 chs. to p 0. b., Sec, IS,
Tp. Z S. r. 4 w. 6S acres.
Peterson, e@ Marcus-W1s of N.
WI of S.W.H of Sec. 13,
Tp. 6 S. r. 8 w. 20 acres.
E.1b of N.E.A of SEA of
Sec. IA, TIP. 9 S. r. s W. 20 o,o
acres. Tax .....,........,. $9.4S
Petit, P J.-Beg. at Sc. cor.
of lot 6, block 4, Bentleys
Add. Monmouth; w. 40 feet;
N. II feet; w. 2SO feet; N.
40 feet; f. 32O feet; S. III
feet to p. o. b., (part of lot
6. block 4, Bentley's Add.
Monmouth). Tax ,........ So
Plumer, Sophia - Sixty-nine
acres of the following; Beg.
$3.50 chs n and 11.33 chs.
f. of S.E. cor. of Sec. IS;
N. $3.50 chs: w. 20.76 chs;
S. $3.50 chs; E. 20.76 chs, 70
D. o, b. Also beg. at S.E.
cor. of Sec. IS; N. $3.50
chs. which is beginning
point: n. 26.5O chs; w. 11.33
chs: S. 26.5O chs; E. 11.33
chs, to u. o. b.. Sec. is, Tp.
s. r. 3 w SO acres Tax $3S.15
Powell, Martha J., G. w.
Reese, Agt.-Beg. 1897 chs.
s and chs w. of
NE. cor. of J. Shell
dom d. /. G.. n All chs; s.
70 deg. 80 min. F 1.4S chs.
s S7 deg. 30 min. r. 3.eG
chs: S. as chs. TO D.
o h.. Sec. 21. Tn. & S r.
w. . acres, Tax . S17.4.
Price. F. L,IS, i of s. u of Sec
> r. ne d w. 81, -
. ~ II of A. co, w. oar ,',.7' ~ IS
Sacs and Q w ebs
otsc 30 o. a.
-. ~ T., e. -, Oi.S'' Is T . 80, 90
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= W W. ~ W p e. O., =, A.so S' Ges; az
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23

II is reported That the Hartman
interests are to build a gigantic ter
minaI in Portland at cost OF mll-
lions
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23

We think most people where to trade most which
telling methods We handle only
m orc p will satisfy our customers treat you sucn @ o
mentioned you VIII
the Atlantic 10 ne r"'0
in sMea n the big Eastern Cities
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23
DELINQUENT TAX LIST, 1911.

This advertised list of delinquent
taxes for the year 1911 Is in pursu-
nnce of an act Of the state Leglsla-
ture, which is embodied In chapter
97k of the
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23

dVI o'N =
Petit. P J.-Beg. at Sc. cor.
of lot 6, block 4, Bentley's
Add. Monmouth; w. 40 feet;
N. II feet; w. 2S0 feet; N.
40 feet; f. 800 feet; S. III
feet to p. o. b., (part of lot
s. block 4. Bentley's Add.
MonmOuth). Tax ....,.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-07-23

''''' j. NJ. GRANT.
sheriff Of POLK County oregon
7-9g 500
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-10
Denver Ed. Denies He
Was Trying to Evade;
Boxers Meet Thursday

Denver Ed" Martin, the big
negro boxer, and Jack Leon, the
Russian giant white hope, will
meet Thursday night to sign ar
|ticles for their boxing contest.
At this time the date of the fight
will be decided and it is proba-
BILE that one of the boxing Gretna
Greens of Washington will be Sc
lected as the scene of the scrap.
Martin came of his quiet re-
treat yesterday long enough to
deny that he was in any measure
trying to back out of a fight with
the Russ by holding out for a
clean break. He is now willing
and anxious to fight Leon under
the straight or Marquis of
Queensbury rules.
Martin will insist that there be
no wrestling in the clinches. He
only wants to fight ten rounds,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-01-10
.SHAUGHNESSY
TO STAGE BOUT

The Leon-Martin match will be
staged.
With all respect to the officials
of Tacoma, whom he says have
treated him most generously, Mark
Shaughnessy believes that he will
be able to have the match carried
out.
He will respect the wishes of the
city attorney and Commissioner
Petit and the Pierce county Off
cials as we'll and is seeking some
suitable location that will not in
|terfere with requests.
A number of locations are said
to be under consideration but
Shaughnessy says he has made no
decision. He does not know when
the bout can be tsaged but be-
lieves II possible.
Hundreds of fight hungry fans
in Tacoma will be disappointed
over the decision against boxing.
Numerous merchants believe that
1T would have livened up the city
and brought considerable outside
money to them. At the same time
all appreciate the delicate position
in which the city officials were
placed.