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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
JUDGE GALLOWAY HEARS TES-
TIMONY AND ARGUMENTS
IN COMPLICATED ACTION
IN HIS COURT.
WANT THEIR LANDS BACK
Plaintiffs Assert That Company Has
Failed to Conform to Its Obliga-
tions; Court Takes Decision Under
Amusement; Other Gases Heard
in Department No. 2.

Legal proceedings growing out of
the Bentley townsite proposition in
the Northwestern portion of Polk
county in the Grande Ronde vicinity,
occupied the attention of Judge Gal
loway at the regular session of his
department of the Polk county cir
cult court in this city yesterday and
today. The title of the action is D.
A. Bentley VS.. A. O. Sarff ct al, and
is to secure possession of certain
lots and parcels of land which cor-
tain parties had decided to the COM
pany in return for certain improve
ments which the company promised
to inaugurate A. O. Sarff is trustee
for the parties and it is set up that
the company has failed to live up
to its contract and that therefore
the land should revert to its orig
inal owners. The case was called
yesterday afternoon and occupied
the court IS attention until shortly
before noon today when the Court
took it under advisement to render
a decision on May 81, which will be
Judge Galloway's last term in Polk
county, as the new law, revising the
boundaries of the judicial districts
of the state goes into effect on June
7, and Polk is combined with Yam
hill and Tillamook, Marion being
eliminated.
Other Gases Heard.
The following appears Of record on
Judge Galloway's docket for the
term:
Adam Muller VS.. Thomas e. Dwier
ct al; foreclosure, sale confirmed. G.
w. Stapleton for plaintiff; S. H.
Heltzell for defendant.
d. f. Emmett VS.. Ida Haynes, suit
to correct deed, demurrer overruled;
Brown and Sibley for plaintiff.
Frank H. Brown VS. Elda Jones,
partition; Asa B. Robinson, Jr., APP
pointed guardian ad litem for minor
defendants; Sibley & Eakin for
plaintiff
r. L. Thorndike VS.. Bessie Thorn
dixie, action for divorce; default en-
tered; testimony taken, decree as
prayed for Sibley & Eallin for
plaintiff.
Allyn Yocom VS.. E. " Dickey, de-
fault entered and decree as prayed
for; Brown & Sibley for plaintiff.
l.. f. Grove VS.. Della l.. Thomas,
ct al; foreclosure; sale confirmed;
Brown & Sibley for plaintiff.
Ella Ellis and f. J. Coad, plain
tiff VS.. c. G. Griffa, VIM. F. Lutz,
ct al; suit to quiet title; default en-
tered, decree as prayed for; Ed F.
Coad for plaintiff.
G. w. Hill VS.. l.. II. Shultz; fore
closure; dismissed on motion Of
plaintiff; II. II. Belt and T. w.
Vreeland for plaintiff.
o. A. Knox VS.. Kate L. Coad, ex-
ecutrix; registration of title; eorrec-
tion in decree allowed to conform to
facts; Simpson & Lewis for plain
tiff.
Arhur NJ. Purvine and John +.
Purvine VS.. Jordan Purvine; action
to quiet title; dismissed upon stipu-
lation fled by the parties to the suit;
McNary & McNary for plaintiff; Carr
son & Brown for defendant
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
HOP YARDS SHOW
MISSING HILLS
EXPERT FINDS CONDITIONS
NOT so GOOD AS EXPECTED.
Complete Investigation of County
Yards Shows Some in Good Con
dition; Others Only so Per Cent.

That the stand of hops in the va
rious yards Of Polk county is not so
good as supposed, is the declara-
ton of James Linn, of the firm of
Linn e. Catlin, of Salem, who has
just finished a thorough inspection Of
the yards in company with DR..
Stackberger of the United States De-
partment of Agriculture both Of
whom were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Linn says that there are many
missing hills in many Of the yards
and that the condition of some Of
them are about so per cent what
they should be, while others show a
much higher percentage Of efficiency
some few of the yards ranking 100
per cent
Cant Tell Why.
at is impossible to assign any
reason for this condition in the
yards" said Mr.. Linn. "No theory
has yet been advanced that could
not be exploded by further investi.
CATION. The condition of cultivation,
the location of the yard, or the soil
does not apparently have anything
to do with it, We always find the
conditions changing every season. |
have made annual inspection Of the
yards in the spring and invariably
find the same conditions existing in
more or less degree, but the missing
hills this year believe are much
more numerous than heretofore.
While this is true in the old yards,
there are several new yards which
look thrifty and show an encourag-
ing growth and the average for the
county will therefore, probably be
up TO the standard"
DIR. Stackberger who has made a
thorough investigation of the yards
of California and Washington. con
cluded his work here aud left for
Washington today.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
Council AW,0YdS Contract
For Hard Surface Pavimg;;
Rem0mStramce DiSreg0rded

Abel gow Presents Protest Signed by 81 Property Owners
and Representing Total $4,000 Feet Frontage; Some Re-
monstrance Signers Privately Repudate Action
Paving Company to Complete Job in As
Days; List of demonstrators.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
$500 OFFERED TO LUCKY PER-
SONS WHO DISCOVER GER
TAIN MISTAKE IN AD-
REFRESHMENTS.
READ ADS AND GET CASH
Two Papers Containing Errors Go
to Someone in County; Read the
Advertising Columns of Your Pa
per Carefully; Conditions of Plan
Fully Explained.

1t will pay you to read The OBJ
server advertising. Not alone be-
cause the patrons of our columns
have something to sell and offer you
many bargains in their lines but be-
cause The Observer is going to pay
somebody for doing it. I
In two advertisements of today S
issue there are typographical errors.
They occur in an advertisement in
two copies of the paper. These two
papers will go to somebody in Polk
county-we haven't the slightest
idea to whom, and when those par
ticular papers are brought to this Of
flee, we are going to present the
lucky ones with $3.50 in cash. The
only string to this offer is that the
person who brings the paper to this
Office must be a subscriber of The
Observer or the immediate member
Of family that takes the paper, and
whose name appears upon our books
1t doesn't mack any difference where
he resides-whether it is in Dallas
Falls City, Independence, Monmouth
PerTydale, Airlie, Buena Vista OF
any other community in the county
he gets the money. Remember
there are only two papers in which
these mistakes appear and they may
go to subscribers in this city, or they
may 90 to someone who lives in
another town, or in some other por-
tion of the county-they will go to
somebody in the county, and it's la
BILE to be you as anyone else When
these two papers are presented at
this office, the bearer gets $3.50 for
each of them under the above con
ditions.
Sealed in Envelopes.
In order that there may be no op-
portunity for a charge of favoritism
the mistakes will be described and
the description, together with $3.50
in cash will be sealed in two envel-
opes and when the papers containing
the identical errors described in
these envelopes are brought to this
office the bearer will be handed the
envelope containing the description
of the mistake and 1886, provided
he Tor she) or some member Of his
or her immediate family is a sub
scriber to The Observer.
Two dollars and 80 cents for read
ing the advertisements in tOday's is
sue carefully. Remember the chance
to pick up $3.50 may lurk in your
copy Of the paper--you can't tell
until you read them. The mistake
only occurs in a displayed advertise
ment-nOt in the local notices or the
classified column.
Who'll find the trouble?
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

Principal Paving Facts.
/ Number of blocks paved-Nne
I Price per yard-$144
I of contract-$320 056.68
: Total frontage afected-6134.36 feet.
+ County property-1,016.68.
! City property-100 feet.
+ School district property-200 feet
with two inch ash
phatic wearing surface.
: Time required o complete the work-45 days.
Contracos-Cak Heny Construction of Eugene
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
\ OFFICIALS At
:AD Of DALLAS
GOVERNMENT
-COUNCIL WINDS UP BUSI-
'tSS AND GIVES PLACE TO
EWLY ELECTED MAYOR
: =, AND COUNCILMEN.
POND BESTOWs APPLAUSE

Nooer 9er VanOrsdel Reads Message
= Outlines Policy of New Ad-
0-I1'istration; Goes After Water
7apany; Committees Named; All
.er eer Business Goes Over.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
While tbe consideration of m

While the consideration Of the re-
monstranee showed that there were
a majority Of the individual owners
on the same. the sum total of the
holdings fell short Of a majority Of
the total street frontage IN the dis
tnct. taking into consideration the
county. city and school property. and
the elimination from the petition of
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06
ReEarding Water Rates.

Section 36. Of the city charter:
To grant to any private person. or
any private corporation. a franchise
or permission for the erection or
construction of water works within
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

(Confinued on Page FOur)
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-05-06

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es lit itr bas niht selunssn, neil,
mos gum 2dfsn 6erdusforoert, Die
Grnititution n! bas nidt eeitattet.
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fnrieen unr betGmpft lperben unb cod
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bemm.nben 5sFsln ob8uiuerfen.
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pas nah parteibeute risdt, obsr Eel
alien 9usenben, bic mir ibm niht abz
ftreiten tOnneu, 1T sr bod ftin lleb;r4
menid. 3u bisfer oobe piirbe ct iih
oieueiht oufgei6punaeu baben, lpenn
Il niht ben 3tpeiten Sermin Dor Ins
gen bate. Dos III auh pffenbar Der
9runo, fpsspesen er bts priifuns aller
9oitneiiter pierter 8lliie dnaeoronet
bat. DDS iit ipeiter nitts als cine
8empruli'irung bes ppitoienites, oo
es ais TelbItperftdnb!it, gelten tam,
ooB nur iebr psnigc Die priifun1 be-
ftehen iperoen. gln ibre StelIen loers
ben unsrfabrens 2sute treten, oie bilfs
Los Dor ben lpidhtisen qufsub:n iteten
iperben, ipelfe 'bte neu etneefiihrte
podetpoit uno bic Bpftfparbant bleten.
Sin 8srfoNungs Enhancement, ne d. 8
ben prdiibsntsn auf einen Sermin be-
ichrdntt uno bic unabIesbartsit aQer
Sedmten garantirt, III eins orinsenoe
Rotbpenbiefeit, um osm geuteIpIt.at
Elm Gnoe su MAIDEN.
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Ser Aniana amerifan,fder
GeIMi4te.
8on 400 0rotp million, prds
iioenten Der 8eretntgten Staaitn
2lmerfa

-. gu aHidne mar in uniertm
9aterlunns auss -GrsnSs" - Hur Gin
'tnalss gan0 bon giiseerlaHun9en
bssleitsis an Ranbs Der Sseiiiits So
gerno tins unbtt1nnte WilbniB. Dor
oisieu Sisolun1en taa Elm unheriihrs
ter groibeiI unc binier ihnsr en- sins
famss Tlssr, auf bem nar FIN uno
ipiehsr Elm persinseItes Segei auilsuhs
tste. Sn Dem Iangiuisrigen prcs ne
Der lnRsiamsr 9efiebluns sIih isptr
sinselns S6rii. bem porbereehsnpen
unp Dem Griten: es mar MIR bag Bot
orine.n gu elmer nenen Grenae. bic
nihi anbsrs mar als bic nIie. 2ange
fsblte uns j,ne neue Gentration bon
8rsnslsu.en, oi. erif In ipdtsrsn Sots
rem ienisits Der 9sbirse sniiiono. Tel
sriten Gren5mdHnern lag nod Elm
Tropfen bon Der Ghiihftrnbs;f otr
olten DeI. i'm 9lu.t: nod feblte ibnea
bas grsn;ber3. Gis fporen i'm 0runoe
,piIeer~ uno iebien I'm Grii uan
rifs in elmer neuen 6eimntb. einea
prd6tiaen Wutb bsfoben fie: unb bel
rhren iiibnen lnternehmsn fnifalis.en
II, cine trpsiss 3dtisssit. aui bic 5a.
riid3Gbli6en einem ffnDod1berSiStn
2eitnIier out tbut. Qie fam ihnen Der
@sbon,e an ,in 3uriidneihen. Gis'
tis. fait ssmdhii6 oebnisn he ibre
Wobniibe aus. Gx bauten 5iiiien
uno es gait ibnsn ais felbiissriidnos
Iih, bab nab ibnen ibre ainn<r oitis
oeintiidtt.n bs1pobnen rpirbsn. abss
lie lisbten oas rau6e. sntbebrunssreihs
a.ben nitt um feiner ielbit pilItu.
Nis lanse blieben iit Hihi. fpsnn es
nur irsenotDie angling, in Stbpeii'
bes Mserss, Die Wiibnib MARI
ibnen .3ufluhi; obtr tpisDiel Sell
mubte psritretd<n, ebe fe linen su.
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5sr5en saubtrien nnb bieIien iih sa'
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fih Nrpanoelt botte, tam sin ntuel
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bic JronsoIen ni4t an ben lptIai4 /,
0rsnaen ,psid<n fo1ea, ioidngs 6a
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noInortsi rem Mabifolen anasbori
Mub qyrins 1fai 1aO tpar srtd,'snsi''
S,r ppn iefrsn aroben ahnen bic Ad's
t,,ns osbietsnbe gsiialt nno nas cine
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Qsife ihrer Ssrrin. aun ouf Dem
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saiisrlid,en geerpisun9sproSsfion eins
aeboltsn iporbsn. 3ulss: tam duf sis
nem oFFtnsn, tpiiroig ausgsliaiie'en
Woasn Der rieiiss aeIts adtafah' Snns
gii, bic in ibrem 2eben ME MT Der VIZ
isnbotn sefabren iit, mubtt ihrt lssn
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ten. Gin Thriller pfiFl, uno ldn8lam
iests fit BEL ben aldnsen otr CHOPIN
ffen grdMrmaritxs Der 5rautr5u9
in getpeouna. Die aaiierin NrlleB
lore Sdupi'taei fir INNER. aHo Die
arGhen bes aohlsnhiieels, bic btlligsn
g6seI Der Tnnaiiie. flosen tr'hrsdt
gen Rorben.
Dies III bas Gnbs! Das Dol. bal
bas gegrdmib fsintr aaif.rin ishtH
oHrFen. sSn friitsren 3ei.tn pofirsen
bic taiferlifsn llmsiiet Ieere SiraBfn.
Die gerion bes 6trrfdxrs lpar hkiiss,
unb tein profdnes auae burftt iit er'
bliden. f}enlter uHo lbiiren fpdren
ptri6loFen uno in GeiienodH,H per
biillt. Ttnn bic Wiajtltdt ourfts niti
burh eeineine Rsueier perltst irsresn.
60 forbsrt, es boz e,<ieb. 10 trollie e
bic lleberlisferuna. esest bat man bas
nit aebrcdsn. Ssber. StddisminiItsr
uno arteii<r, Isiireiee unb Gemeiris.
alte unb Sunes, Wdnnsr unb Grautr,
bditen ben htiiissn a1tofoli isbsn ear'
| fen, nit aufrettem 5aupt ioHnien iie
ben 8rabsua Der Gaiieriu on fih Dor
iitersisbsn laiTn. gs par aeipsisn
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poiperion. unb In Den sxrseR ess IN
politiIt.n TinssH unoafse.Idrten 9ol'
.ts beodnn ss aufsubdmmern. mas Der
neue Sianb Der 9inas beoeu.ei, oab
jesi allies gleih lit, bah man ben Sros
ben unb Wdttisen nitt mthr mi. 3its
ttrnn<r GhrFurht 81, hegeeHsn brauht.
bab bic alien anfd,auuns.n. bic alien
gebrGute, Der alie Stnntsgto1nse sll
9rdbs seedn4en iino, unb bcb bds
2ono isst in Elm nsues 3eiiulttr einsss
treten III. Sn eem gsgrabniB fsintr
!esi,n qaiisrin fab China ben 9Rbers
gang unb ben Icb bes aIisn uno bas
gintxisn ses 2anoss In ein nsuts 2es
! ben.
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Inreikn Wldnner In GdIstrllisn,
Spibenmnnl1eiien unb init fnubsr ees
pubten SHutfpaneen. Durfj bic
5iils Der miIbnib tDnt Der aldng bon
prebigten, In bsnen iit bic IpibfinOis
gen llnterfheibunssn Der sih5elnsn
Setten NIT ben GebaniensduAen eiiler
metapbpfifden 9beoIoaie psrrdbien.
Der 0Ioub< an bic besrifflih biferens
str.s 3ufpibuns tines 1olnias riro
sur 4ufnabmepriifung tilr W6nner
unp itrau,n, bic fid, su sinen 2rupD
por s,ionisren sefellen lrolleit magn
ipnrb felt ben 3titen be- SintfIutb
etipns geih Gelifomss sefeben: 1ans
ienoe bon sipiliIirten Menfhsn iperben
plObiih su 9duern unb perrihien bic
4rbeii pimitiper Wolisr europa
ipurbe nGrenss!"
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Sas Gualitipns. .Heht.

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uer osasn ben photographer res per
mii6ten gt1ts geiproheH, !psIter be-
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