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Tennessee Schoolgirl Adds
Mathmony to Studies, but
"Nell" Spells Course.
GOES BACK TO PLATO.
Hegeman, Dashing Young Mo-
torist, Woos, Wins, but
Soon Is Divorced.

Beades ponderino over the
Dialogues OF Plato. the Odes OF
Horace and the Problems Of
Euclid as resident student at an
erc'usire girls finishing school IN
Rtrerside Drive. Mise Lorend Neal
Perry. Of the Southern branch OF
the family whtch helped mould
American history. stole time 10
become amazingly accom- piishcd,
10 became knoron today. IN q
Tr,'o1y Of Cdbid. subject not
strictly on the dcddemvs curt
cuius,. The ftioDy has three
Intensely dramatic chapters 'ohich
mdv DO appropriately headed "A
sprtngttme Wooino." "A Summer.
time Wedding" ana "A Winter
time Divorce" Besides the hero
inc and hero there 10 the ttlldiness
IN the person Of Neil character
tsffcs knotor but dntecs dents
roDueJ. The end came today
When Supreme Court Justice Nep-
burger signed DECREE phtch
made NiS Perry a divorcee al
though q school 0trI sftII.
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KILLED By AN ELEVATOR
IN THE P. R. R. STATION,
Electricians Helper, Sent on Errand,
Fails to Return and Body Is
Found In Shaft.

John 0ramatteo. eighteen years OLD.
Of No. $40 East One Hundred and Four
tesnth street. IN slsotrician's halpss
employed N the Psnnyslvsuia Railroad
Terminal. seventh avenue and Thirty
second street was killed early To-day
Ia ~ elevator.
Eugene MoGowan. . foreman. sent
oramattso upstairs 10 set soms electric
light bulbs. and when the yeush failed
to return after nftssn minutes No.
oowan went up. netusuang, ~ Dasoed
platform near ths ear. Tue police oay
oramattso's body wAs wsdesA bstwssa
the elevator we'll and the car.
The police and coroasrs men ere n.
vestisatinS.
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mother with tho housowork before
ono 10 cook and sweep for her after
retirement from useful occupations.
not hsld for better work and greater
emciency. The greatest Of all servant
problems 10 that OF the wife OF tho
$3 or IN q week man who feels that
she u above doing her own, house work.
These remarks are founded more upon
my wifs's observations of her friends
than upon original research by me,
but ! indorss every word she says on
the subject The IDEAL aEs to marry
y when you have found tho ideal girl,
and shs 10 willing to take you-and
marriage 10 possible whsnsvsr she says
Il IT,"
eoMErHINo FOR THE MODERN
GIRL TO EXPLAIN.
Thsss remarks by a masculine reader
contain an accusation against the modern
girl which there u SONS evidence to
support
There ere . great many poor msa
In 1sv FORK whose households
count In two women, one TO DO tbs
vosh, ne cooking ana cleaning,
ana the other 70 gossip with the
as1t door nsighbos - accompany
her 70 bargain sales. And OF those
the former at Sl8 . month II By
Ser the moro useful msmbss Of
society.
! have often tried To understand the
STATE OF mind of tho wife who renders
NO equivalent for the support and pro-
lection given her by her husband accent
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SUFFRAGETTES PLASTER
POLICE STATION WITH
W0TES FOR WOMEN"
Then Drop Their Paste Brushes and
Wait to Be Arrosted-Olven
Week In jan.

LONDON. Feb, <,--Thres sufrra.
sottas, armed with buckets Of paste
and big brushes. plssterod tho faoads
Of Marlborough Street POLICE Station
with ''Vetss for Women posters and
Womsn's Social ana Political Union
proolamations to-day. and then stood
by and allowed themsslvss IA bs ar
rested.
Arraigned IN Bow Street thsy refused
to give their names and were sivsn
thsv ohoios of Is hns or . week IN
jail, They chose Imprisonment
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READS THE BIBLE
ON SINKING SHIP
AND IS RESCUED
Capt. "Jim" of the Florence g.
Getson Is a Praying Man
At Home.

Capt. "rrn" dstson Of LunenDusv. n.
D.. rcanhed hers to-day On the Omitted
Fruit Company's steamer eixiao1a, fro-n
West Indian and Central Amsr,can
ports, prepared to start life ain evor
again. Capt. "Tm's" little schooner, tho
vaorenos 70. Getson. lies ~ the bottom
~ tho sea about 40 miles sortA OF nar-
muis, and tho skipper IL a. M way
homo to toll hts vito how the snip she
christoned and which was named after
hsr sank on her maiden voyage,
rha skipper 10 typical "hasss-nossr,"
and for many years he saissd on ana
COMMANDED small ooastinE schooner a.
the variety Known a. "applstrssrs,"
From the mot that they take their bear.
inss from landmarks along shore. He
saved zip his carvings, or what hs could
OF them, borrowed and scrapNd and raw
notes III hs got enough about year
$50 tn lay ths ks~t Of thu Tloranos N.
Gstson.
eAlD He GOULD TAKE HER
AROUND THE HORN.
shs was finished last October and
was declared to be about as trim q hit
~ +. s,hoo,.r n. ~. n,.r ,.Ir,. ,.,,. -,
ynr~.,,,,-- . ."A '"
-. ''@H'" "e' "'ss
wv '"'','"s "a"''' ana
C' ~ ""S "n'y ~" TONS 'eH'sr'
ep" ''n' oeo'@roo hoo uhs nor
around tina Horn IN July u nssd IA.
Her builder and owner hustled around
and raiset a charter. II was FOR st.
Marlrs in the Danish Yves, India. ana
consisted Of shocks and lumbar. III.
got . cargo of salt for the homsvard
voyage, which began on Dec. n last.
The day after New sYar's the Cation
began to got into trouble The cargo
had, bsen badly slowed and she didn't
mt TO the big seas that began TO roll
down on her. All that night 1t b. "
hard and at daybrsak on Jan, the
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WALSH NEW MAGISTRATE.
Go ynOr Tells FOrmsr POLICE nepwty
tW Use Warrants NpnpiaxIy,

'" "" "V""BIv'
Mayor daynor to-day appointed Third
Deputy Police Commissioner John ].
Walsh 10 succeed ths late Magistrate
Harris, who diad suddenly last week.
In a lotter 20 tho new Magistrate. Mayer
Gaynor said;
you will help me to carry out my
purpose AMI policy OF no, looking up
pcoplo for trivial oTenscs In advance Of
trial In that way people escape being
taken by force and locked up or bailed
in advance OF trial
Instead OF warrants being issnel
against persons % fair standing who
are accused Of minor ofYsnses. the better
course 10 20 Summon thsm OF notify
them to appear Two Msststratss re-
fused 10 do this
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J. =. n. MEYER DEAD.


v~GD1oa oAt0 owner saw Flsst
o4ssA Ocean 1Ansr Arrive Here.
Z y. n. Mayer. . msmhss of The f,rm
~ kuudardt ACo-, Usnsral agents OF
The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lane from lsa7
10 lsss, died to-day At Iis home n Ho-
boseo
Mr. Meyer Vas born at Bremen,
Germany, In 1887, lie became connected
with tho kunhardt 4 co. in 1874. In
ls0 Mr.. Never saw the first st Gamer ~
the HAMBURG American line enter this
port, and latter wrote "reminiscences
Of Early Steamship bays" lie retired
!n JSs, on account Of 81 health. lie ID
survived ry two daus irs and foE
sons one OF whom. Mr. J, y, Never 10
vt-e director of rhs HsmSusa Am asioau
Linz In New yortz.
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Woman Drops Dead IN street.

Brunells Miner, twenty years oil. Z,
uaeresss, dropped dead at O'Clock to-
day on the street at Tho corner of ono
Hundred and Twenty -exhh street and
MorpinSstis avenue. She was On her
way 70 hsr plaos Of anploym spt Is q
s>rvant from her homo At No. ~ West
One Rindred and Twenty-Sfxth street.
>rhe body was taken b the Harlem
Is erCus.
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AT Twenty-Five a Mans
Ideals Centre on LoUe
In Marriage, at Thirty
He No Longer Thinks Of
Love in Marriage, but
Of Love AND Marriage
in His Opinion Differ
ent Things," Writes a
Reader.
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inucn OF I1fe. Tne Ideal ago lot .
young man to marry 10 whenever no
can, whenever the girl he wants will
have him. Il 10 for her to decide
upon what salary she 10 willing to
keep house for him. I should say
that In New York $40 . week 10
about the least upon which any young
couple can keep the body and soul Of
love together. II their love has no
soul they can manage on less, for
they will not need the soul food of
books. pictures. theatres and lectures.
There cannot be any fixed minimum
income. however. for the reason that
the antecedents and environment Of
each couple affect the cost Of living
for them. My wife married me
whom I was twenty-seven ycaI old
and I earned $50 a week. On that
sum We lived we'll. bought current
books and pictures, went to tho
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Chapter II. Summertime.

Tho school term was nearly ended,
Lorena lust passed her CLASSES and. sad
10 add. she had No pPlses or awards
to show sxpeotant relatives. Ahs would
return, yes. teacher, asxt fan ana W
70 DO bsttsr, But unknown to tho tsAoh-
er Lorsna had passed her FIRST chapter
In tho Trilogy, That Saturday she took
UP the second drama ~ the ssrias, She
fitted through thu sates At noon. Hard
BY were Jos and mis- racer, the ohugginS
engines impa tiently pounding,
There was lirch Hagaman threw
tho high spsed on and away they saIdsd
to tha CITY Hail, I.or-na wrote herselt
as n nurse" and Joe said ne was an
artist" and lived IN West Twenty
third street. He admitted thirty years
and LORNA hrsvs,y ANNOUNCED hsrsals
twsnty, although sh~ was two years
younger. Hsg~nan gave his fathers
name a. John ~ bennett HssomAn
and his mother as CLARA Hobby Horton,
IOrena correctly stated. har fathers
name and SAID her mother was Mary
Neal Henderson. from Syracuse.
Tho deception over, Lorena and Joe
allowed themselves to DO led to the
"church OF all nations" IN the basen snt
Of CITY Han, under Mayor daynors
ONCE wh-re Herman w. Beyer. than
an Alderman. dld the rest Joe accom-
panied mis- bride as far south as Mem
phlH. I.orCna remained home two weeks
while Joe hung around hotel ana then
the nswlyweds vent to tho seashore,
sha TO stay, she told the dear folks at
nome. with girl chum for the summer,
Chapter III. .Wintertin,s.
School reopsned and found Lorena
ready, None knsw her secret, The
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-04
81 Should Say In Nsw
York $40 a Week Is
About the Least on
Which a Couple Can
Keep the Body and
Soul of LoUe Together. "
He Adds.

BY MYOLA GREELEY-S SMITH.
twenty-five . marriage AZ
thirty longer thinks Of love in marras but Of love ANr
q opinion
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Red Cross !: Cough Drops;
sa'ssAlas better ~ '''sthr's'. 4. ~ s's' ~At''
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LEAVE " TO THE YoUNo POLK
TO FIGURE OUT.

Dear Madam; Pears 10 mo that
there has bssn . whole lot Of dis
cussion about few casual remarks
passed by a Beauv!ne prof. and az |
viev the debate being nigh onto
q,sartsr century old, by gosh, It
should be left to rhe neighbors' sons
ana daughters Of that age to com-
puts. myself arm unbr!dled, but I
amt a-go!n to be much longer. by
crioksty. I'm lust hankering to lay
hold Of some dark lady With hns
eyes, and . velvsty skin, and I Amt
a-go!n to wait until am thirty, not
by . gosh durn sight. The way
calculate Is that VI . man bs a-goin
to get married. and he don't ut
twenty five years, he never will.
Nope, cause when he's reached thr-
ty years he's seen so much OF life
that ne Just naturally aint got
enough gst-up In MIN to get married.
phis be a Fact JOSH SIMPKENS,
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ChUptev I.-Sprin0fin,e.

In the fan OF 1911 Romanso Nelson
Perry OF Memphis. Tenn. one OF the
states leading citizens, who raced his
family tree back to the trunk that
gave Oliver Hazard Perry TO his coun-
try. sent his daughter Lorena to hn'sh
her studies IN New York and absorb
some metropolitan atmosphere. Hardly
past her seventeenth year. I.orena was
tall. lovely and accomplished. and soon
the favorite Of tho academy.
Gay, debonair young men about town
found easy sccass to tho dances and
receptions given ct the school.
And 20 II happened that Joseph Lar
connie HsgsmAn. dashing. handsome
and . L>oohinvar. met Lorsna. It's Aid
the tender heart OF the schoolgirl pelted
hsr ribs furiously the nrst waitA they
had. Would she take . spin in his now
raosrf Why. well. sr--yss. the hrst
time she could make up an excuse 20
get out That was the nsxt afternoon.
They whirlsd through Central Park. UP
Ia Larchmont. along the Drive and
back, Ahs left tho car near tho school.
but she left her heart with the autoist
Until spring drove the lingering shrsds
Of winter away. LorsnAs reports weakly
forwarded 10 her parents had been
marked "sscslisnt" and very good" BY
hsr teachers. Now they beoams poor"
her eyes began 10 sare far out over the
Hudson and she was constantly gsttins
leave to visit girl friends" In the city,
OF oounse. the reader knows Lorsna
was with Hsseman In his law gray
speoder. And Hssenan proved %
speedy a wooer a. he was h driver.
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which
marriage New York complicated
living helped her
hire
and for her
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their households-how ana why DO they
uvef
WOMEN ARE DIVIDED INTO TWO
CLASSES.
Women. wives, mothers and spinsters
may be divided into two ciasses-ths
self-supportins and the sex-supportsd.
II seems to mo that the wife who has no
excuse for being save 10 all tea gown
or read . hotel bill Of fare. belongs In
the latter most unsnvlabie olass, And
30 too does the woman VINO. marrying
. poor man, refuses 10 meet the re-
sponsibilitiss to DO tho work Of . poor
mans wife.
II men wouia only undsrstaAd -,
the so-oallsd movement 70 ssnsncl-
pate women 10 really . movement
TO smanoipats men from shat
thraudom Of Ssx-support. 70 give
women nights 10 TO confront
them with responsibilities, ana
the woman who says shst she
desires no rights 10 Invariably ~
woman VINO refuses ssspoAs1bili-
ties.
The woman VINO 10 IN a1tivs house,
keeper and q mother earns hsV living
40 honestly and generally more ariu-
ously than nor husband. hut tina woman
who Is neithsr-how about hort Mon
are all too ohivalrous to tsil the truth
about her. but women don't have n be
ohlvalrous and hsy know
II wsrs a man and such Q woman
loved me ! would value hsr affection
no more, ! would hold II M higher
| than ! do that OF my dogs who love
ma Derh.ns a lit4la for IN vse% han
mainly hsosuss I supply thsir break
fasts and dinneru, thsir collars and
lsashss. their bsddtny ana thsis Kennels.
Yet thsrs are s,soh women ana they
contribute to make marriA6s mare diff
ficult
Another masculine reader contributes
tho following letter on the tdsai age for
MARRIAGE;
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Chapter Ill., Wintertinls.
School reopsned and found Lorena
ready. None knew her secret, The
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-12-30
EESEREEs OF COMMON
SCHOOLS

k=csIr-.f rtHaliisl siu-isiIes q. 81
tiss Hmuum eEI-uded DR. ualu.a q.
s.-hssl F'l'TlulurIa1 b. ihf rurluus s-ais-
- fils -uuutrE snow tia 1--rur
siands ps-y nsa-lE az the head. i,.siur
uuidnus BY aIilr furss siaiss- Ne,.adn
GaiIfu-1nn Hn6 WushIurinu-
b. cuulmu1 s,.ill.uls u D. u,ea1r an
ssisdis e1alfiz,=d N fhsi- 1sa-hi1,r io
tfss -irt-t E-sds and below Ths
Er@s esF~snanursE fur sue1 sahnsils
E-iIrI, ~ euur=- eulir-slrss ths s-s.-
mn and nlElufsnnncf - huiiEiurs
rzs1 ~ sIies and al in-iasrta- -
r.eu-es- aEeEzis tar ris slE1rs -uur-
IT - s-4t. .aisa .i,lif - Eruuu TNsr.-
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ez4-nf -ilA. Hln-t ~ uru-s. as faliu-.
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Iiaia ssla.. Cau-ndn - - Eu--
f4Ez and Eer Ze--r
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-12-30
SIMMONS

In liss gus-l-s 2 lpu- sa- ID. Jus-i--.
~ III E-=aes and finIssllni. = liI.-
-n- Nuui,e- = a. FulE Cuuri-r.
~lats VI L,re-uL-
MAJ L S-a-r- Plaintiff Va
la=EIu En--is and
BIRDIE ElE--Is. TAaiszlGzrl1s
= lssEIl Han and EiIr6ls En--ls.
tte aisus-uuu,=6 6a1s1Guu1s
ID "a Nuuss Ut tils S-als ~ L.-.-
Euu- fuu an. h.-rerr Tssaui--6 a. NJ
l-s1- rstu-s NJ Tn u1sde-sl--l=6 gn--
-. ut ~ hea-s a. Cr-uz-aiii. . -s-
--irr Azua-r = u fuIE rsur-r
s-als az l.-sean a. II uHi-. -r -
Lz-T " l,aIlas- N sGli CuuurF nuI
>-nis- zuE uz.zue- tn -auITinlrr e.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-12-30

So
ID will ie mBfie=6 Ihs- uIliv 1xt
s1a1e sasl q the ROCKY Mountain
Rlegr1 arr ~ TINS 8u-ula column.
and 1iisy ar Il The Vs-v isD17uu u 1rs4
list The Er=H stsle ot New Tor
--I4uds bu, S25.sl1 Iser sauIla-
i vil ipa sald thai fis.- olaer sizi=.
sIseHE iazZe sunls- mneh larger 1isa1
1iss Western slHiass- fGf nIgiBer ed1.-
1aa0L- lE 1ils other nun6 He mus
remember fua- w a. the Nssz laVe
ulaIE nlurs IssW buildings a. .sT=e1 tilal
the niusf STATES W. nIus1 a5s1 bear
n mlnc tnat one nj tlIs newer sialas
lii,i1ngma, falls ve-v 1a- IL 1iza rsn-
Taat sIate ; sutlsv i M s12a T-s-
ezFlIIa- liis expenditures helus sG.--=5Il.-
za- whereas tsle norma auBUugI-
would iss sl1l46.-Z2
For Igver-p-sl-le6er seaoois u1p4
mus. ~ to 1ise Southern Slalss. EU-
lIlslaIl-s- t1eur-la szTsenas SIS Ter
capita and S0uin Car0Iiia bu- - =
loEH would b supposed 10 D. among
tiss lIIgiIeI-uE.-. nm tna1 state e1I.sIi.is
hH- s-1-55 per ralntE-
Upon The Ehe.. l,rsgau hAs ere-y
IeasUu a. b. T-oa6 uf 1te supIsu-7
ErFeI 1tis pIibIf scnBuis- as nave I-sn-
ticHly al nf Tn Ts-s1s-n S1alas. fo-
tiIoss MOI mentioned approach ve-v
Is=a-iy the n8-Tnal ularE
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-12-30

Aarles n AsE4HT E7Fa1 1na- AiiEs-
lssiEg--z= : zI@s- administrator u IN
=slaFe U Nzlizaea ZzEzs- dsersas=l
1as lAsG uls Elzza- zreguII1 a sIEel
administrator Il Ins foHuTv orr q
tar s9zEe a- lfreroE.. 1nr@11 ok guHI-T
aBG tfzz- Ne11assaay- m Isl naT az
.Jauua--E- 1Al4- - t1sa hau- o1 7@1
rieeE Z 1ile 1lgFsHsa1 u SAX l.aV
a Il@ uur7 r.1u q s4IC L0uzl1T
Cgur II 1la Cguury EUur1 Hons II.
iiie E'ITE Of I1allas. lrr=gas-. naz isazu
appointed m sal6 Corr zs 1lsa lIr#
ana Dlae4 Iar IN llaa-I1e a- digF=r-
lions IA 1ns zzlc ma ae-uuur zuf
-sTtisu4azI7 1iEsr-u-
Dated and frs uunilsilzG Deem
iser q. 1a1a
ALBERT [seBL LlHKE EATES.
AuuIuasT-EE1n- aforesaid
tSCAR EATTEE
ArToruev 10r Administrator.
n
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-12-30

Democrats an iy-Eiuuur tu p.af Scr
3 -seifsC lem Tor f'-szssdsfIf N-ii~p,.
>auss H-s sa1lnE tisa1 ne nas urver
subscribed lo the one Tern niaIlk IL
The lHsl lAsugG-alfe Platform ana
SUM- unrt ar l-7vlur ~ tu-u rhs
meaning ui IN SAM This rEssf-
u-c a- niH-te-Ins vuuld ssem 1u md
cHis 1uu, The lasi platform Eas no-
E'ilat -ilny nenliE siuad fn- hu- ulauts
v7e-s 1Is---lsd VT-h0u- dus ruuslde-z-
ugu
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-12-30

Au1l-e D. ue1..iEr c1rsu -uH- Nnil.s-
, Niehois. administrator E-I-E m
vii annexed ut tlfe ss1H1e of z Z
~-a-T- Deceased. nas fileG nis iina as-
rauIr D. surI aduIlIllS--zIrn- a. LIZ
louu-T luu- u- -Iss Srl.- u- l,rsa81-
tnf Polk Cuuu-r. ana fna- Tsdn=sazv.
ths Ian nar U dauuase 1H1z- a- M
huu- tf lsu enscE II rhs furelI8ar
~ sane uaE. a. riEs uu- rpuGI ui sGi1
luumty Nm-1 D. 1tIe uuI-E Cau-
Hons ~ 1ise CRY a- I,aiias- 1rssuu.
nHs is=-zI appointed ~ suiC Euu- -
ihs -Ius nud piaes Ter IN hearing
u- utlIss-IDus b. "a. sal6 tiuaI s--uuI-
and tIss settlement lifsrs1-
l,rsd aud fi-s- lIuuiisilsd -,.-s,-.1lIisz-
lh-h 1874
Nal1s- 2 Nl-snls. aduIrIIs--sIin-
&. a-sslld
li--ar HAVE Errn-uev fur admlI--
Z-lt-5-1,-z
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-12-30
mz KEw CURRENCY ELL

j s-sms sirauss thA, The New Cur
nsnry hil Wmet we dersiuIs.d and
Iiass=d b. IsniIle.l Ia-Tv tia- n
tts IIasf has been -bs champion uf
W'iio en- cu-nsucv t Hn muneF. fr-
SILVER Hnd ths iurd mliy knurE nov
mary B1isar mills uuV civs lu IA.
puhhe ths Mes important cu-r-l.c1
legislation thar has beer lr-uIps..f fu-
ever lbt EeHrs NJ dunin rhe bill
siL hnue lp b. amended NUM- on.
tines. bui q u . star alfd If Il nieeis
tiis Isseds ~ rte mude-1 tInisz. vel
aud rtssd even 4 j. 1s dsms--nt
useasurt
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-12-30

,Hnie ut the stale Ufiielals seen. 1o
1HulE 1ila- EMPLOYEES a. tiie slal. -aav
E7rrE longer 1HHI slci1 hnurz except
-nase ESPECIALLY mentioned H. lhe So
IRENE luurI decision rs-es1-iv HANDED
aaErE The 1esr raSe ras nsaa. Oh
aU sIlcIneeE Hn6 q ta-m hand. Ftrr
iis e1Isu-e Prominent iHv-vsrz m
uuniec ~ isaiIsF-IHr IA. decision v-as
sweeping - b ppu- policy fo- fii.
stale o. refuse 1l oi,sT ne uE-r igv
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-12-30
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! Ia Tae cIIruH fau-1 a- IN SEaH
al 6srayg1 1u- tn County al E'ols-.
! Dallas 1salI0laa 4sa1lE- . ~args,8zz.
tIal-. Plaintiff
- VS.
Warren WrgT and Mar Z
} WrIsi1-- nis WIFE Carr 2 Faueh a1lf
Z L Cnlshatm. IsatszlsizuEs.
Il Wa-raE N-cE1 And Ma +
W-lGn-, M ETIfe Cla-E p E01le1
Defendants
IN TEE NAAE OF TE1E TTA-E
OF 1FE60E- Yen ara h4TsBv p
guIrsE 1U APPEAR and aEssv7-s- tlse 1san-
p.aIn- 1iEaE aEallss7 vau Il 1t4e asaV4
entitled eeur7 I'M sur E1taln 81
EA4Es 1rgm tlE4 flaa4 n- tla4 ilrs7 Tgllt--
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laIu ns0-IeAge =1FaD nE ili= aaf41-
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W-lglr 10 DALLAS NATIONAL
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state ii lir=za--. containing -I1r@-
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II STATE G- ltregau. % s0in HE
tire RESPECTIVE sias-zfis u- E0lE ans
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u0I q In. amounts uHe szl1 uzzlu-IE
VI sain nu-I-ags and note and IuasBs-
-llIiess secured 1ifs14I5V. IC.z-sIIfer TI1t
-Dsts aur Disbursements aTln-EFev
.==E and Interest. al - stated IL saI1
complaint 0i tn plaintiff aul 11Ee
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.o sal6 Cgu-- and lake lieer=H
l--HIns- Enu 1ur al and singular Iils
-eiz.t I5-EyeC for II salr -guInizIEE
TINS summons Ig- urlie- ut Tn 5ol--
I-aDie ! Z Tea .iulrs q 1ns Cnu1-
y Enu-T IL au6 4o- Polk COUNTY
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q 81 consecutive auL Successive :
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.av u .3HuuH-V 1A1z II -ht Polk
.nuTrT llisse-s'er. IsaHsIAI-s- 1t ser-- :
IA clTtsula-l0I-- II-II1e1 aur published
g lfullHs. FuiE luuurz. Lfrsgul T1e
aie q IN tI-si puBileE-IBU q 1ms 1
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Waiter l. Tu0zs. j. A-10-Iiar 1u-
b. Plaintiff ,
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