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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27

Gamftag Rahmittas um stpet llbr pom
ErouerAauie, 30. 1906 pledfdnt Str,
aus Itdff.
Inter ben Dpfern bes Gtrdbenbafkz
unfalls Bel Blue NTb befinDet iih duh,
ME erit gsftern abenb betdnnt tDurbs,
bic Satin bes friiberen GetettiDs nno
iebigen poli5iltsn Gbrift. 2ep :
pert BON 80. 31O4 GlenDord aDs-
me. 9isIelbe srlitt BEL benz 3uIams
iienfoB brei Rippenbriid)e ioipie
i6ipere aontuIionen. Der 6ausar3t
hdit Rbof bic @erlesunsen gum Slid
nidt fir gefdhrlih.
6err 2enis R. 9pight f.,
Der pr1iibent Der uniteo States Woll
paper Co., mubts iid seitern i'm Be-
tbesba 6oIpitaI elmer 8linbbdrmsSpes
ration unter8ieben. 5rob feines bps
ben alters, 5err 8oigbt itebt i'm 76
aebensjabre, iiberitanb er oie Opera
ton fshr gut unb mar geItern Mbenf
i'm Stdnbe, iid nit ieinsn 4ngeboriger
I'm Sopipitaf su urlterhalten. 6eri
Boisht nerbradts ben CONNER mil
ieiner 6amilie in 0ipens, Ttid., nor
er Nnfangs Der Wofe ertranfte. Nn
Miitpoh tpuroe er, ba fi6 iein gu.
itano sttpds eebeHert bate, bisrberge.
braht unb unpsryiislih mad benz Ye.
tbesbd 6oipital iiberfiitrt, no geiterr
bic Operation porgennmmen nurbe
6err goiebt geb5rte friibsr bstanntlid
psm 5taatsIenat an unb mar aud
9oriister oes bieiigeu 3onomts.
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VOlitii@ee.

Die Republitdnsr tperben bic Reihe
ihrsr Warbperlamniunsen in Der
geseniudrtisen aaHlpugne am beutisen
Mbeno bgsinnen unb Stpor IN Shmies
fing's Gar.en, unter ben 4uIpicien oes
Republitouilhen alubs Der orit-
ten Warb. QnIpra4en tDeroen bon
Stuatsuniualt 5bOmas g. posue.
Sgrant 81. Guspeiltr, 3. J. Giienz
mann, Robert garnts uno Gennis !.
Rpdn gebdIten peroen.
Die Denosroten tperben ihre aams
pagne am II. Dttober In SuthofTs
6alIe nuf price 9if erDffnen unb bic
6anptrsbner in biefer Weriummlun9
iptrben Der Observation-Disclosures Coz
unb Der Hunbesfsnatpr Ollie Jcmtz
BON aeHtudp lei.
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pexisnaLH Hstisea.

Der itGbtiide gautommiiTdr 6er-
Beorse W. Rapp sriran,te sez
fern pI0slih In Ieinsm Bureau I'm
Raibbouie unb mubie iih auf 4nras
then bes b<rbeigsrufenen 4rstss mad,
ftiner Wohnuns beseben.
Die Beiissuns Der iterbIihen 6Hlle
bon frau Margaretba 6oebn,
seb. Shou. finbet am Samitaa Rors
gen um aht ubr pom 9rautrbouIe,
go. 1707 Gbaie 4Denue, Rortbfbe,
aus ftott. iporduf um balb neun ubr
in Der ct. Honifnrius Rirtx elm f.is
erIides lcoitirtes Seelenamt abaebnls
ten merbtn tpirb. Die Dubingtihies
bene. beren Wiege in Qauterbah. 9as
ben. geiionben. mar felt benz Sabre
1855 bier aHfGiIig unb mar lnnas
Sabre Gisentbiimerin einer YGdsrsi
an hr Gin unb ;yinblon Girnbe.
Nm ndberen 4ngeborietn binterlGBt
file cine 9odier. brei S0bn. foipie ntt
GnttIiinber, pdbrenb ibr gatte. 6err
MIcis 6oebn, ihr In ben 5ob nordufs
segnngsn lit. Gin trsues. Inngidbrises
Niislisb Dtrliert in Der Duhinoefdies
heHea ni< ct. Bonifaeius Gemeinoe.
in btren DtreiHen fis eifrig pirtte.
Wit pufrihtiser 1routr pirb In
tpsiten Qreiien bic Qunbe BON BEN Ab+
lebsn BON Drau WargarethG
Uritftr btrHommsn iperoen, bic i'm
Hobn alter pon 81 Sabrtn in bic
Gniotsit obbtrufen ipurDe. Die Dd-
6iuseiHitbtne geb0rte ~ ben dlttiftn
picnieriHntH bss bief9fn Deuti4>
fbums nno NIT Der grdmgebsngten 0cs
mile betrouert Gin grober Urtunbts-
frti5 bsn 6timeoHg Der a1rerebrien
GRIFFIN 81 Bserbi0una iinslt am
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1pppelte 1raumng.
Trl. Narie 8rafe nno .Serr SDiepb
gerfamp i'm Gerlanf elmer
Nod)e 5meimal setralt.

JrI. Narie 8rQfe, Die Eohter BON
Serrn Or. =. u. 8rafe, bon geo. 3O0
8ooofparO StraBe, pno 5err SoIepb
8erfamp, pom gto. b6 8eit Dfltdel
8lace, Clifton, baben Dor anoeren
Gbepaaren rTn gor3ug, baB ite Die
Irauunqs5eremonien 5lpeinlal Durh-
genaht baben.
gor Bo6enfriit lieBen lie it6 IN
aIler Stille uno 5eintlt6fett, nad)oenr
iie Die beioeriaitigen gltern iiberIrter
batter, bon sSrieoensrihter Iemples
ton trouen uno geitern Worgen fa1D
Damn auf @unib ser betoerleitigen
rangeborigen cine firhlif,e ginieg'
nung Der Gbe in Der ct. Baull15 Sir
DIE Durh Rep. Sia6or 8erfamp, bon
Der ct. Stepbatu5 Stride in Sarntl.
ton. einen gruoer oeS jlngen Sat
ten, Itatt.
Die beiberiettigen gltern nolIten
Don Der 8ermablung bes iungen pa1s
res niAts tptiIen unb namentliA 5err
Or. 9rafe mar geeen Die Ber6eiras
tbung ieiner Io6tsr, neil ieinsr 4n.
fiht nah pas 304terlein gu juno
mar. Nls er bann por ettpd 3ebn Ia
gen Winb betam, oab Die jungsr
E2eute sntibloien fparsn, einunDer gu
beiratben, betdm 5rI. 8rafe Stu6ens
arreit unb purbe Isbr f6drf iibers
padt, nm eine etpaige Gntfiibrunc
unrl0gli6 gu MAIDEN. 2iebe TT jebof
betanntlif erfinberiIf uno 6errr
gertamp gelang es benn audi iebl
balo, fih nit Der Qugebteten feline:
6er3sHs in 8erbinoung 3u Iegen
obue bas oab geitrenge 5err Pdpa ct:
mas gsmertt bate. gr arrdngirte Der
gntftibrungspluu in iebr DOriihtissl
WeiIs, inbem er fir Utittrpo4 DO,
ddt Sagsu ben 6etrdtbsli3snscler
Salt suf a6t ubr 4benbs na6 ben
gourt5ouie beitelIte, od angebli4 iein
3utiiHftiSs um bteie 3eit per 8a9r
bier sirtraf. Damn mietbets Ser
8ertamp Elm 4utomobil nit mel
6em er fur3 Dor dht uhr Dor oe
9rdfe'Ifen Wobnung Dorfubr. Jrl
8rufe mar bon oen Gin3elbetten oei
pIans unterri4tst. elite aus ben
5uuie unb eine Sstunbe ipdter befan
ben iid bic 2iebenben duf benz g8eg
nah benz Court 5oufe, no 5err Sal
bic gspiifhte 2isens ausitsllte uno un
oertriihlihes Shpeigen gelobte
Damn ging ss mad Der Combine 4De
ouf prics 6iQ, nab bem 5eim be
5riehensri6tsrs Sempleton, no bteie
Der Gbetnoteu ihiir3te.
Run tpurben Die bsiberieitigen 81
| tern DeritGnbigt uHb fiigten iih unte
oieien umitdnben tn's llnabdnoerliht
| Iotub bds junge paar feitoem IN be
| 8rufe'Ihen Wobuung 9elebt bat. .
| iebo9 beibs Der tatholtften RonFeFlo
1roeh6ren, tpurDe beialpHen, ol
| tirtlite 5rduung nG93ubolsn, ma
oeftern 9ormittag in Der ct. paulu
Stride gei6db.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27
yerauiiater A6enb.

einen peraniigten 4beno perIebten
aeiteru bic Mitglieoer oes Cincinnati
oieoerfrans. Sn slnihlnb an Die
grobe lamb nanIit Elm gentiitblites
getinnunenlein BET einem fiiblen
9runf uno einem ihmadbaften Sul-
bif ftatt nnb Speiie umb 9ranf pur.
ben olird, nlintere Reben geruitrat.
Tie Sanptfoiten Der ltnterboltung
,puroen BON oen brei Wtitglieoern
bes Bereins getrngen bte tpubreno
Ses Sonlnlers Der nlten 5einuth ei.
men geiuh obgeitattet batter. Gs ma.
rem bieies NrGiibent Or. u. u. Rnot
uab ois Serren 6. 4ntenbers uaa
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pokal.Dfrid)t
Niemop. .6DueftDr
sreibt inner nod criolsreid isin
llHiuelen.

Gin semsingeidbrlider 5dpinblsr
trttbt feit einisen 1dgen iein unipeisn
tn bieIiser Stoot uno bat bereits mebs
rere Gpfsr gefunben. Der aerl feIlt
tth IN einem 6auis Elm, giebt iid fiir
ben Asenten bes Gigentbiimers aus
uro tolIeftirt bic WDbnungsmiethe.
Oe'sern itellte er iih in Der Wp6s
1lune nes Wm. ". Mdllott an Robb
Mpenue, Gfteno. ein unb bebauptete,
bon benz 6duseisentbmsr bsaliftra5t
iporotn gu iein, BITE Weieibs 5u toilet
tirsn. DsoIIott identte benz Sdpinos
lsr Glauben unb gab ibm 3ebst Dol.
Jars. iuofiir sr cine Quittung erbieIt.
Aur5e 3eit fpdtsr lam ibm bic Sahe
reroohtig Dor uno er, srfunbigte iih
bet benz rgaHploro", um su erfahren,
nab er einsm Sfpianler gum Dpfsr
gefduen mar. Der pisubos aoIettot
III stDo so Sabre alt, groB unb fflunt
gtiuo6ieu. bat einsn puntlen ShHurrs
bart unb mar NIT einem brauiiert an
aug unb braunen 6ut betIeioet.
Derfelbs 8urT6e ite[Ite ! fih sfnis:
3sit fpdtsr in Der wobnung Dss 5enrD
1riebmont, go. 1911 0umpnt Girabe,
Gin unb periuhte aud bier bic naus-
nlietbe 3u toleftiren, bate Aieboh tein
Giiit. o1 1riebmont oaraiaf btItaito.
oab CT iih pOrbr lseitimifen miifIe.
er entfernte iih NIT Der GrflGrung, sr
iDerbs iih cine fdriftIife 2saitimution
pom benz 5ausberrH ssbsn aafen unD
auriidfommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27

Sabrt sn elmer sefabrlideu SdieRe'
rei smiif,eu Geseru.

Jrant 5alep, "a sSubre oft. BON glo.
$40 Git s. IDenue, esriet9 geitsrn aus
giferfudt iiber bic 3unsiguna zines
ffparssn Grauen5immsrs Namens
Nnna Raspr nit feinem RaiIegenohen
Matt. Bel alias rReutudp", alias
GarTon, in Streit urb puroe pom iets
mem Gegnsr in ben llnterleib geihnis
fen. CT brad bepubtlos 3ufommen,
tp6brsno iein 2lnereiIer feline Jlu4t
beper.ftenists. Sm itdotifden Soipts
tat rpurbe Der 3uitano bes 5dlep als
duBerft bebsntli6 bt3sihnet uub fem
gbleben its6t ftuHblih 81 ertrurtsn.
Die qolisei fdbubet auf .aentutp".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-09-27

Wapor Senrp 2. CUNT bat iih ala
S6rer in Der bisiisen 1lnipsriitdt eins
Ihreiben IaFen. Der 9iirgsrmeiiter
tpiro allsroings nur an einsm ein5igen
4benbturius tbeilnebmen. nGmlih an
bem fir beutfts Sprufe. ou er feline
aenntniFs in bisferSprade su Dsrpoue
fomrunsu beubfiGtiot.
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gelbfmtprb.
3nnger Mamn peraiftet iid) IN elmer
0irtbidDaft.

Gin Mdnn, ipelf)er ieinen 9tdmen
OILS Tapio Rortbeiitt bon SSnoinla.
poIts, sSnb., nngnb, begging geitern
abeno fi,rs Dor 10 llbr Selbitmoro,
in6em er lid nit Garboliaiue nerglf.
tete. Gr betrut sur angegebenen 3eit
Die Wirtbid,aft aes syohn Barin, 9io.
2S0g Mooobiru aue., nifte oen Gin.
ipeienoen freumoli6 3u lno beltellte
fid einen Mhisfen. Tn Ger g9irt1.
id)oit befauo lid, Blr 3eit 0err 5. 6.
Robtuion, Stenograpbiit in Der so.
roner5 Office, iuelder iifl nit einem
5reunbe unterhielt. gr blifte BufaIlis
in Den Spiegel binier DEM Sd,anf.
tiif ano fab, !nie Der 3uIeet gefouI.
meme Gait elm 6ldihfen aus Der
3aid,e 5og, oosjeIbe 0tinete uno BON
Dem sSrbolt I'M ons 8bistepglas COB.
RobinIon elite. oen 3liidmmeubaug
ahneno, auf ben RaHn sit fam je.
bod, 3n ipat, 6o oerieIbe bic Wiidung
bereiis getritnfen bate. Rortbcutt
uerlieb Johann Die 8irthid,oft nno
Der Shontfellner Senrn Sin,on,
iuelfer mitleripeile In bds 8laS ge.
rodJen bate. rief Aobinion su, Dem
Ranne not,3neilen, oa er aarboIidure
getrunfen hobe. Rorthclttt ihriit, ae.
folgt pon Robinion, Die StraBe ent.
lana, bis er Die apotbefe bes 9lrtbur
gaehlent, an WlprtIe iino Woooburn
Apenue, erreihie llllo betrat. or rief
Dem apotbefer 3u: I'D babe gift ge.
nourmen" lmb fanf Johann nuf einen
Stubl. Gr. Sfrpnb. tueldler iidl ;f,-
faIlip IN Der apothefe befaub, perab.
reifte linn iofort aeeigrete @eaerrmii.
tel, Ddbreno Robinion Die Boli3ei
benahrid)tig!e. Ter 3ltitano beg
Nsaimes peridhintmerte iih pon Mi.
mite 5i gtiultte. uno er iibereab
ihIieBIih nit ben @orten: Sd iiible
cen Joo heramahen~ .0em Robinion
lein Rorteuonnaie, IN tpeIt,en iid)
elm Gert lmo Elm an iSrau ). e.
Hortheuft, sSnbianapoIis, SHb.. ge.
riftetpr Brief befanben. auf Ser
,sahrt nab oem 8oipitnl fIiiterte Der
Sterbenbe Robirion 3i, bdB er per.
heiratbet lei unb 5lpei ainSer babe.
Seine 5ran pohne iett BEL elmer
ssrau Gates, on 9ea Blace. rnbe Rc.
WIllnn Ctr. lleber ben aufentbalt
ieiner ainoer. ioiuie iiber bas Ieotip
Der @er3peiilunggtbat. ipollte er feline
ausfnnit geben Ter Gntpfangsarjt
oes itdbtiiden &oipitals, Or. Sones.
heseihnete ben 3litano oes Gatien.
ten iofort ais boffnungsIos unb
Rortbcltt itarb 6epor man ibn IN Die
6etreffente gsaro brirtgen fonnie. lie
2eide muroe oui anoronling bes Co.
roners nnd) Der Worgue sebraht. 4n
benz GelbitmorSer tpurbe Elm hal6ge.
fiilltcs ,sl1Id1en elmer 3ebnprojentigen
anrbolidureIoiung nit Der Gillette
zines apofhefers an 2nrebo lnlo Mc.
Wiflnn StraBe, gef,lnoen. Or. ssones
lit Der aniid)t. ooB etiie 10 fleine 10.
lis elmer sebnpro5cntigen Rarboli1li.
reIoiuHg fnum ben 3oo bes Rannes
berbeieeiiibrt baben fonnte uno Der.
uiutbet. Dab itcb m Der 26iung nod
Gin anoeres8ift befinroen haben mag.
Ter Coroner bemiibt iid,. Die anae.
horigen oes Selbifmorbers 3u iinoen
Noribeiitt mar uHgefdbr % Sabre
alt.
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fpdt geitern abenb Der goli3ei als Derz
miBt aemelbet. Die anaben, fpelhe bic
eIterlide Dobnung am Ra9mitta5
Derlaifen baitsn. tpurben 3ulest segen
8 llbr auf Der Ddrgebriide duf benz
Weae mad gpDington, ap., seie6en.
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=. 3m 3fpeiten 5todDerf s,s Gtab1
hfements Der Girmd Soiepb & So
Iepb, go. 1912 6arriion MDenue. fam
geftern Hahmittag aus unbetanuter
llrfa6e Elm Jeuer gum 4usbrlh, tpels
DIES einen Shdben bon 500 anridtete.
Die Mneeitellten serietben in nift gez
rinse aufreaung jeood tpurbe Rie.
nldnp perlebt.
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s.. Serrle, oie iebr irtterefiant iiber
ibre Grlebniiie jenietts bes S3eans
su pIaubern Derltan0en ltno oenen
fir tire ShilOerungen entblrlialtt-
iher 8eifall ge3ollt Duroe.
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Wern.Mt.

Der 13 Sabre ate Ranmonb Rugent
pom go. 303 on 3. Gtrabe unb fein
u aabEs alter Nruoer Glmsr rurosn
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Gbicugo, 26. Sept. Der polt-
3eizSuitOs 0epttt s. 9reior lieB Oons
neritag etne gan3e 8ootLaoung Wdffeu
unb GTploiiDItOffe in ben Wlthigans
Gee tperfen. Die 2aoung erbielt unter
Qnberen uber 800 RepolDer, 200 Wef=
Ter unb RaIirmeHer, 27 8etpe6re, 40
9furb 9nnamit etc, uuberbsm 3abIz
loie 9ootIaIGger, Spa3ierIt0de NIT
gleitnDpfeu uno anoere morotnitrus
mente.
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Rem Yort, 26. Sept. 6rdu Dds
MEL 6. StdIes, Satin oss betagter
9risqspeteroner, beartpprtete am
Qbenb einen oifenen Brief, ben 9ene>
raj SidIes Ddhreno oes cages orr
feline arRgstameraoen erlohen bat uno
in benz er ertldrte, oaB etne 4usiohs
nung nit Ieiner Grau unm69lia fei,
inpem Iie ertlGrte, oaB iie cine 5npos
tbet eintldqsn Durbe. Die iie duf ods
6aus ihres 9dtteu on 5. 4penue bot,
uno ben 9enerot hinousieBen laheu
Diiroe.
;Frdu Stdles h3dhlte tiir3Iih eir
3ablunesurtbil iiber $4,000 segen ibs
rem 8atten, um gu perbtHpern, oaB
bic Notwithstanding bes olten
Sploaten unter ben Sommer tomule.
Sic bat AUDI cine 9ppotbet BON $40,s
600 auf feiu 9uus.
Srou Stdles fragt iest. Oh iih bid
aomerahen pes Generals berbetlai1eu
tpiiroeu. ibu nit geIo gu oerIeben. Daa
NIT sr Isbea tonne.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness and that is by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed, Deaf
ness is the result and unless the in
fammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to it's normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
Catarrh, which is nothing but an in
famed condition of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars, free.
r. ]. CHENEY & co, Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
FARMS BRING RECORD CROPS
Experimental Efforts i'm Eastern Ore
oon Result FavOrably.

Portland Ore, Nov. 19.-That the
experiment farms maintained IN
Eastern Oregon under the supervis-
ion of the Oregon Agricultural col
lege have accomplished as much as
favorable weather conditions the past
season in bringing record crops to
that part of the state is the belief OF
those in close touch with the work
being done. This statement is based
on the fact that crops raised at the
experiment farms and by farmers
under the direction of the college eX-
perts yielded from 20 to 80 per cent
larger returns than was secured un-
der old methods.
Special attention has been paid to
growing corn and field peas, both
crops being successful. Their great
value to Eastern Oregon is that they
improve the soil by keeping it free
from weeds if not actually adding to
its fertility, and besides, give great
encouragement to the live stock in
dustry one of the most important as
sets Of that section of the state.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
Improving the Roads.

AS a beginning towards materially
assisting the cause of more and bet
ter roads in the United States, con-
gress at it's last session appropriated
$500, 900 for use by the department
of agriculture and postoffice depart
ment in the experimental improve
ment of rural free delivery highway
routes.
1t is believed that one of the most
important questions to be considered
by the new congress which will be
organized on the 4th of next March,
will be that of greater federal aid in
the road cause.
With the countrys highways well
improved the farmers would come
into their own in earnest.-Paclflc
Homestead
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19

contemplated too great pardoning
power at the discretion of the COVER
nor. AS an abstract proposition, The
observer is not in favor of legally
numbering one man because that man
has killed another. We think the
public. or the readers of this paper,
already know our position on this
subject. But we did not favor the
proposed bill. Only under the most
strict limitation of the pardonlng
power, will The Observer favor any
measure which seeks to remove the
invocation of the extreme penalty.
AS we have often declared the only
successful substitution for capital
punishment is life imprisonment.
And we would make SEN
tence of life Imprisonment mean
exactly that. There must be par
doning power, of course, but we
would have the only condition under
which the condemned might escape
the sentence the establishment Of his
innocence There should be no pos
sible way in which the man convicted
of murder and sentenced to life i'm
prisonment, could escape the penal
Z
changes and Time in its ceaseless
sweep should not be permitted to in
terfere with the stern hand of justice,
but the condemned murderer should
be required to live on, until the hand
Of Death removed him, in close con-
hnement behind the walls of stone
with stout and impregnable bars be-
/ tween him and the smiling world
outside. The experience of the past
has shown us that many condemned
criminals who have committed the
most revolving crimes that have
startled the world at the time have,
as the years passed, been forgotten
and the crimes for which they We're
sentenced have become but a mem
ory. New generations have grown up
/ and none there were to insist that the
! criminal should longer be confined
/ behind the bars. So friends have
| launched campaigns for lpardons, and
these have been generously signed.
Pardons have been granted and hard
ened murderers have been freed and
i the ends of justice and punishment
/ have been cheated. Until law is
/ framed which shall make the crime
of murder absolutely objectionable,
! we shall be willing to endure the
evils of the present system rather
than to open the doors of escape to
the murderous brutes against whom
society must be protected at all haZ-
ards.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19

In passing a resolution faVorng
more strict laws in Oregon regulating
the care and sale of foodstuffs by re-
tail dealers and asking for frequent
and thorough market inspection, the
Federation of Womans clubs in ses-
sion in Portland last week took long
step forward and one which it is
hoped will produce results That
genuine reform is needed in this di-
rection is well known, and the ur-
gent need of it is easily discernable
to anyone who will take the trouble
to look about them while doing their
marketing. Many dealers appear to
work on the theory that any old thing
is good enough for their customers
so long as the money comes over the
counter for the fly-specked and dog
inspected offerings displayed for sale.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
Want Tolls Removed.

The Willamette Valley wants the
tolls taken off the locks at Oregon
City, as provided for in an agreement
reached some time ago by the War
department and the Portland Rail-
way Light e Power company where
by the locks will be purchased for
1915, 600. The abstract of title is
said not to- be complete and much de-
lay has already been caused. Com
mercial bodies of the valley have
taken steps to hasten the transfer.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19

Governor Johnson, of California,
has not been heard from since he
re-entered his own state and went
into retirement to study the returns.
1t is reported that the governor has
a crouch and that he is not throwing
any bouquets at himself over the re-
suits of the practical workings of his
hand made election law in California.
At any rate the Governor of Califor-
MIA isn't passing any of those friendly
felicitations to the governor of Indi-
ana or of New Jersey that made the
chief executives of the Carolinas such
warm tilicums
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19

In giving out his nice, fat political
jobs Woodrow shouldn't forget Bill
White of Emporia and Sam Blythe of
almost anywhere. As Bull Moose
boosters they worked over time and
insisted that the country was bound
for the pockets of the special inter-
ests" unless the third-termer was sue
cessful. In such efforts they assisted
materially to the Democratic victory
and valuable services should always
bp rewarded
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
I,nnd Show ATTRACTS.

Land and dairy shows have the
center of the stage this week in Port
land and many visitors are in attend
ance. Prize dairy stock and dairy
products may be seen at North Port
land and the varied wealth of Pacific
Northwest soil is collected at East
Morrison and East First streets where
splendid fruits, vegetables, grains,
grasses, etc, are displayed. Both
shows are well attended and the eX-
hibits are of very high class
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19

The Oregon City Courier has been
the most rabd mouthpiece of the
Fels Fund commission in the state
and for months filed it's columns
with mountains of arguments in ia
vor of the single tax propaganda.
one would suppose that the mighty
CD efforts of the Courier would
simply sweep aside all opposition yet
it is noted by the returns that, out of
the 5,379 votes cast in Clackamas
county on the measure, but 1906
votes favored it. oh piiiie-what's
the use?
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
MalIc in OrcFon nInncr.

a "Made-in-O Oregon dinner held
by the Oregon Manufacturers associa-
ion in Portland this week called
attention 20 the importance 81 home
Industries and boosted state made
products. The value Of such a move
ment is apparent but the necessity re-
mains of sufficiently imprcssing it up
on Oregon people.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19

Democratic statesmen are Just now
facing a serious question. Turkey is
quoted In the market at two cent
reduction over last year and il is
impossible to decide whether the cleo
tion of Wilson, or the scrap in the
Balkans is responsible.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19

Recent events at Portland. as fea-
tured by the press of that city, are
not complimentary to Governor
Vests laudable efforts of recent
date The Observer Is perfectly viii
ling to leave the question To the
EoVpruor however
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1912-11-19
Elr.t AnnuoI Convention.

The first annual convention of the
oregon Electrical Contractors asso-
citation will be held in Portland De-
cember 17-1S. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared consisting of
addresses that will be of value to all
attending. Many entertainment fea-
lures have been arranged.