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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
NAME MERELY SUGGESTED.
Reported Resignation of Mr.. Seymour
Slightly Premature.

The report that H. c. Seymour may
tender his resignation as superinten-
dent of county schools to accept
position as field worker in the extern
sion department at o. A. C. is some
what premature. A successor to Mr..
Griffin, who recently resigned as field
worker to go east, must be selected
in the near future, and Mr.. Seymour's
friends in the state have suggested his
appointment, but further than this
there is nothing to the report. There
are number of applicants for the
place made vacant by Mr.. Grifin's
resignation.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
Pastor Recipient of Watch.

Rev. Mcconnell, pastor of the
Christian church, was made extremely
happy on Christmas day when his
congregation presented him with a
beautiful gold watch in appreciation
of his efforts as foreman in the Mas
ter's vineyard. The timepiece is of
pretty design, carries an Elgin move
ment and the wearer is protected from
its loss BY handsome gold chain.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
WOMAN SENT TO HER HOME.
Josie Thompson Instead of Being
Prosecuted Is Given Fund,

Portland Journal: Josie Thomp-
son, young woman Of Dallas, is
spending a much more happy Christ
mas than she expected this morning,
for instead of facing prosecution OH
charge of shoplifting, she is now
speeding to her Dallas home. She was
arrested on a charge Of stealing ties
and socks from a depa fment store.
When the case came up for trial l,ep-
uty District Attorney Ryan announce
ed that he had been requested to have
the charge dismissed and Judge Day.
ton at once wiped the slate clean
Judge Dayton, Ryan aud Deputy
Sheriff Beckman then donated enough
money to send the young womar
home.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28

to the circuit court of appeals at San
Francisco. From this tribunal the
matter would go to the supreme court.
If this course be taken, it would take
from six to nine months to get the de-
termination of that body
Second, the Southern Pacific may
apply to the supreme court for writ
OF mandamus, claiming that Judge
Wolverton, in fixing the terms of the
decree, had misinterpreted the su-
preme courts opinion, and asking
him to issue the writ to him, requir-
ing that a certain kind of decree be
entered. Ii this were done, it would
take at least 60 days.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
OREGON GOES TO MILITIA.
Bulldog of Navy" viii Be Station
ed at San Francisco.

The battleship Oregon, "the bull
dog of the navy" will be turned over
to the California navel militia at San
Francisco on February Is, according
to orders received by Commander
Reeves from Secretary of the Navy
Daniels. The militia will not have
an opportunity to handle and fire the
13-inch guns Of the Oregon, in Com
mander Reeves opinion, because of
the heavy cost of operating these big
pieces and Of the long course of train
ing required.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
Mclean Granted Divorce.

Judge Belt granted a decree Of di-
vorce to Joseph A. Mclean late last
week in the default case of Mclean
VS.. Mclean. Mr.. Mclean charged
wilful desertion and the evidence
presented showed that Mrs. Mclean
had lived apart from her husband
and in California for more than a
year. The family resided at West
Salem, and the plaintiff in the action
here was Represented by Attorney
Carey F. Martin of Salem
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
SCHOOL AUTHORITIES MEET.
Polk County Educators Attend Con-
vention at Medford.

H. C. Seymour, county school SUI
perintendent, w. l. Ford, city super
intendent, H. L. Keezel of Monmouth
high school and H. G. Elliott left ON
Sunday for Medford, where they
will attend the annual meeting of
the Oregon State Educational associa-
ton. Superintendent Seymour is a
member of a committee to revise the
constitution and by laws of the as
sociation and the presentation of this
revision will be one of the important
transactions at the meeting. The
meeting began at Medford this morn
ing.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
MARRIES JAPANESE.
Monmouth Young Woman United Tt
Celestial at Vancouver.

On Friday Miss Anna Hendricksen
of Monmouth was united in marriage
to Rio Yamans, Japanese, of Pando,
Cal. The license was secured and
the ceremony performed at Vancou-
yer, Washington. The japanese hus-
band is 25 years of age and has work
ed about Monmouth at different
times. The bride is q years old and
is well-known to Monmouth people.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28

County Surveyor Garfield returned
from near the Lincoln county line,
where he surveyed an old road up
Steer creek, and laid out a branch
road one and half miles. The latter
road, If approved by the county court,
will serve five families who now go to
and from their homes by means Of
trails.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
Cuts Light Bill.

Because Of the inadequaey of the
street illumination the Falls City
council shaved Gland Ellison's bill
for a recent month from sS5 to S41,
which called forth a vigorous objec-
ton from the management of the
plant. The aldermanie body, however,
refused to reconsider the matter.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
Independence Appeals Case.

AT recent session of the Indepen-
dence couneilmen the North Indepen-
dence case was appealed from the de-
eision Of Judge Belt, and unless the
incoming administration takes a DIFF
ferent view Of the matter the ques-
ton viii go before the Supreme
court.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
Another contract AHardad.

The Falls City Lumber company
has awarded another contract for
grading a further extension of its
logging railroad. Mr.. Clio, who re-
Gently completed similar contract
for this company, receiving the job.
. 1t Is for 5000 feet which distance
viii take the hne into much valuable
timber.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
Corvallis Defeats Monmouth.

The basketball quintet Of the Mon
mouth Athletic club lost to the "Phi
Delta Sigma of Corvallis in the
high school gymnasium Thursday
evening by score of 20 to o. A
return game will be played.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28

dians, having been brought to the
Siletz reservation from the lower
Rogue river. Louie was prominent
in all Indian affairs, was a good In
dian and an up-holder of the law. It|
is said that in his younger days Louie
was "Big Chief" and was the
proud possessor of six wives.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
countY Bndaet Hsarinr

That the hearing on the county
budget for 1916, 10 be held on Thurs
day, will be largely attended by in
terested taxpayers seems quite Ger
tain
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
|ETRAT|NG FORESTS
ETTE VALLEY LUMBER
I'LL BUILDING ROAD.
ridges, One ia Feet High
4 $50 Feet in Length,
Bpans Deep Gorge.

jove Black Rock in this coun-
"a of a passenger trip it.would
famous for its scenic grand
trains do not travel through
"a on mountain tops any
is absolutely necessary,
who would see Oregon's
onderlands in the primeval
walk the ties or get on the
of the management to Sc
ssion to ride on the logging
cars. The extention of the
5ad from Black Rock into
was started about three
the direction Of San
the company's engin-
,S1is still in charge of the
~ tracks reach five miles in
t of the woods, where giant
mes cast their somber shad-
s thousands of acres of moss
covered lands, lands of
liz parts have for countless
}aenied the warming rays of
that shines bravely down on
|fing of timber during the
nonths, and vet does not pen
y sheavy growth.
|Ile plan of the lumber com
6xtend the logging operations
eoods to a distance of fifteen
|dnd Black Rock, or ten miles
Ham tracks have vet been
|three years five miles of
W. been laid, although the
Instance is not nearly five
II from this time on it will
l,lt if necessary, to build
In a mile each wear. The
of construction that CON
1ineer TAYLOR are perplexing
I'm the engineering skill Sc
surmount the difficulties
Encountered. In the five
road that have been built
af2 bridges and construction
~, ona will ha started in
The maximum grade
56 tbe length of the road is
Il verv low considering the
" of the country, where
6ls, mountain peaks, deep
Ind many other conditions
lire encountered. The larg-
12 bridges now in use is
Qh and $50 feet long, built
6m the first giants cut on
bg site. The bridge on
5truction will start soon is
MN Creek canvon and will
~ high and 4S0 feet long.
the II bridges in use are
|fte. but there is none that
|7spresent a great deal of
Hallstrom. foreman of con-
pork. has assembled a
of workmen and is doing
The crew uses l steam
RAG scraper and | pile
M in its mechanical equip
tracks laid bv this crew
260 pound steel. and from
ztimated that very nearly
Els of steel have been laid
the road has been built.
i|xestment in the work as il
35x is estimated at $50. 900.
obvious that If construction
on over fifteen miles the
4 will reach above S25O.OOO.
,aav operates | logging en-
hdv 55-ton locomotive. over
had IS in use. and makes use
.@n Pacific comnanv rolling
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28

The Liberty one-room school was
standardized last week according 70
the rules prescribed J. I. Reasoner
Is teacher at Liberty.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28

Illness Of several months
= Of Siletz died at an age
I'd 100 years. He was a
y Joshua tribe Of In
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-28
} USE CREEK BED.
lonsiders New Pipe Line
Proposition.

AOPSctbAons
@lEipal authorities of Falls
'11sidering the advisability
ting the proposed water
nj Teal creek on the bed
.r<am. They consider the
Judge Teal for right of
ing exorbitant. The judge
ding to The News, exemp-
I3asment of street assess
rating approximately $50,
i<ional sum of $50, for the
"a through which it was
h build the line.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
PARCELS MAY Be
SENT TO ITALY
Conditions in Europe Permit Resump-
ton of SerVices-Repairs Made
on Moline PostOffice.

Repair work of considerable extent
is being done at the Moline federal
building. The interior is being paint
ed and some repairs are being made
on the roof. Pipe fences have been
put in at the corners of the yard TO
protect the grass. Filing equipment.
for which an allowance of SOS has
been received, viii be used in the
postmaster's room
Notice has been received OF the re-
sumption of parcel post service be-
tween the United States and Italy.
The package carrying service between
the two nations has been suspended
for some time because of European
conditions, but is now resumed until
further notice. The notice also states
that parcels will be mailable at all
places mentioned in the postal guide
for July, 1914, except Belgium, Tur-
key, and northern and northeastern
parts OF France.
Notice has also been received OF the
reduction of postage from the United
States to Dutch West Indies, and vice
versa. Commencing July /, the rate
of prepaid postage mailed in the
Dutch West Indies TO the United
States will be cents in Dutch money.
the equivalent of cents United States
currency. The rate for a package
mailed in the United States to one of
the islands will be cents. The letters
mailed are limited to one ounce
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Notice.

To Joseph Scheib, and 10 all whom
it may concern, take notice that on the
21st day of May a d. 1914 a petition
was fled by A c. Edwards in the
county court OF Rock Island county,
Isllinois, to have certain child named
Adolph Scheib declared a delinquent
child and to take from you the Gus
tody and guardianship of said child
and that the court appoint some prop
er and suitable person guardian over
the person of said child and make
such other and further orders in this
cause as the court shall seem meet to
equity and good conscience and ac-
cording TO the statute in such case
made and provided
Now, unless you appear within
twenty 600 days after the date Of
this notice and show cause against
such application. the petition shall be
taken for confessed and a decree en-
tered. HENRY B. HUBBARD,
Clerk county court.
Dated June 10. 1s15.-(Adv)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
Young & McCombs
- ROCK ISLANDS BIG QUALITY STORE =

how many guests 10 expect on this
annual visitation. through an is
uing of a certain number of tickets TO
each supervisor and county official, or
by some other plan which the board
should deem feasible.
This visit TO the county farm is one
TO be remembered with pleasure; the
flowers and trees, well kept lawns,
the refrigerating plant, the well plac-
ed and admirably kept farm buildings,
and an especially noticeable feature,
the farm machinery all nicely housed.
made an impression not TO be forgot
ten, and your committee believes the
satisfaction which it expresses is the
sentiment OF the entire board"
Change Physicians Salaries.
The judiciary committee reported
yesterday in favor of changing the
rules fixing the salary OF the poor
physicians, which was adopted.
Bids for the drugs to be used by the
physicians were opened. as fol-
lows: 4. J. Riess. % cents a prescrip-
ton. and C. J. Strate. II cents, for
Rock Island; NJ. W Battles. % cents.
and z. Jericho. 50 cents, for Moline;
so cents, for South Moline. The COM
mittee recommended that Mr. Strate'
Mr.. Battles and Mr.. Siebke's bids be
accepted, and the board approved this
action
Supervisor Grafund declared the
bid of Mr.. Strate too low and thought
il should not be accepted on that
ground.
To Allow Auto Hire.
The automobile bills of Miss Lou
Harris. county superintendent Of
schools. were brought up The two
bills totaIed S561.15. Supervisor Ex-
boom moved they be rejected and Super
visor WiIcher offered as a substitute that
they be paid After considerable dis
cussion both motions were withdrawn
Then a motion prevailed that they be
rejected. but on motion of Supervisor
Schroeder the sum of $3.50 year was
voted for travelling expenses, begin
ming July 1.
An aye and nay vote being called
for. resulted as follows,
Ayes Brunstrom. Burgoyne, Cain,
Cook. Coyne, Cunningham, Einfeidt,
Elliott. Upton. McQuaid, Normand.
Nyquist. ogden. Opdycke. Schroeder,
Sievers. Sleight. Stroehle, Tittering-
ton. Trefz. Walker, Weckel, Wilcher
and Young Total, "a
Navs-Corbin, Daley, Exbom. Graf
lund. Criswold. Larkin, McMurphy,
Scarf. Souders. Wadsworth and Wright.
Total. II.
The report OF county infrmary com
mitree that the matter OF the employ
ment of a trained nurse at the infirm-
arv be left TO Superintendent Frank
Wvlie and the committee. was adop-
ted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
A WOMAN'S BACK
rhe 4arfes % rhis Kses tstana Wen
an ts % Certain Vaiss-

May q wonss's BACK Ess saassy
scaes ssG eslss.
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rsaEs wy poan.s EhtssY Ftils ars
81 elective
NsaR Rsck island worzsn sse~ tls-ss
Read waat sae Eas 60 say ssoes 81
Sfrs 81 Iaaisou. ttt0 siSsE svsssr.
Rock tsiaad. sayss = sg-ssse a srses
Zeal frsas trresaiss setlos % ny So
seys { Gad severe esessesss ass y
vac Aass 90 strslxAtea 40 are s'ass.
@E { vac o. ssissrY wese ssaFss,-
asfsE paanss Sidssy Pills TesJ sees
safa ne feel better ss9 ssreazsFs
drove away ths segaS 5a ~ e,sss a.
rsssisssd enc sefieG % ~ tbtssrss
estatssasns afvsr MAY -. l9tzle
OVER TWO YEARS LATE& NFs.
$snnssea ssafs 4 have zoe seeiss@ -
siisatest attack 81 tidsey treests sssss
poss's Nldssv Ftits e9rsG ssss ; -
aosv b. no sesc ef kesfts- ess % ~
soasswers wfsn 10 GlsSeIslsy sst,t sersf
have ssy ssessches
Price soc. ss an sssisrss Doc
Simply asa Zee a s4aasT rssssdy - -
pesas <Atasv Pi.ls-tss ss=ss sass
Ms. fsalson ksd Fsss--- etsis'sss
Co. Preps. geaales " gs-SA@vS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
A SPECIAL TRAIN
FOR WAR VETERAN
sEEvIeE HID HEEE TOMORROW
BODY Esesrtsd Prem Davenport 60
RseE Island ~ vstsrsas. D~past-
meat Oaieers CamiaE.

6fn@ers % ths ultnafs 6@sarsza@zs
a. rse q A. q. VIII be is csarss % tse
f4srrai 81 GGwts 90 Gaes. pass state
esmmaader. tomorrow AnosE tss
hlfa euciais 90 take saFs o. sss cer-
saaairs are STATE Commanfrr = W
sslfsr ef Csassa. tit. asd seefor
wee ceealaaiisf :. O. aaeiss es 1ts-
faT
sHarf services WI Be seis ar sae
homo af rsr saashtsr. 1frs a. "a low
-rr rt1l NffaaF1n avre.lss Csrra poet.
81. Il. s.eIecf tomorrow no6s. TIE re-
atss wfI faru be escorted D. ere
veterans af Jssa Haferd ress So. sfs.
aad sisoneY Gav eassp. c. 81 w. ~.
n EaaVs esaeel ta Ests e.fF. wasrs
services VIII be- held az o.el5es
E-e fE V Reed. pastar Of ths FIRST
BAPTIST ea4eeh. will aeneisss al boEs
services
tr-f F1r ceremonies at IRE esspe.
enc remains wiI be- eenTsrs 90 Co Esr
Il vau<-r srat.an at ere faef 81 Sew
sar-rarl street, where "a special gral1
val Dol waiting f1 take ere BODY Co.
rH- -4rmrr BONE la NUanV. orr. wa~sr
-4r-rH-HF ff T1 se mate Services are
also 9l nr se.t uaea arrival et tar
laaF aE NlsasV
Hany o. Atfeus.
Stem br1mfarsf ls O. g. E e5se
ct over E9- srsf- are expected h-sr
H4m1rrrav sFf fl- services Wfl De-
afs-. fH-rf-f Merry VIII So ea
u- s5-es Ia. HslT fl NlbaEr us5es
sss been arranged sa- ere seeess. tra-
err sf friends OF feT Issr tfr Hses.
fsr ra.a VUI f-aV. here stess C..
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
rKr-HYTEEIAN

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Fss-ssszsa stree az Team ssssEs
Rev. rasss A. lesEses. Ess,sT, ssz-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
:: CHURCHES ::

2. s. $ and no a. 20. sunday school n
$3.50 o. On. Week day masses az : a. m
Sacred Heart parish church. Fifth
avenue ard TNCuty-cishth street. IA
sle= Clement =. O.Ne.ll. rector. Masses
sf 200. $3.50 and 1880. Sunday
school 80 s.is q no Evening prayer
when sailI at 1880. Weekday mass
1i $3.50 O.. M
So Alary'B church German and
EaEll6hI. Fourth avenue and Twenty
second street. Father Peter Kiuok,
rector. First mass az S o'clock. Eng
iiEh sermon. Second mass az lO:l5.
German sermon. sunday school At
90 VeEpcrs and bcucdirtion az 8.
So Pagia church lBeiEianl. Twenty
fourth street aud Eighth-and-a-haf
Avenue Father =. Holyoet. rector.
Mass a. A. m- sunday school a.
zs10 p n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

rrrH-F glffa svesas
asa Nar.e.a street. Ert. .. :.
uaa-u tl.s. s4Eaag scspa' az
81 a. o. G9eas.s league az $3.50 9.
OIL. rrseea.as sE tssts a. ~ zal ss11
o.
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Fars1 ae- street cad EFsFata aseags-
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seEea. q. seH a. or Epuosia .c2E1s
ss sea O.. Or Services % l0sts a. a.
sss s.1. q. PA
Cnaa ffestaGist. corner Four.
70 r-ta str~-s ard s.Sfl 4srzrr. Rev.
u Efstr.saaE. t-stns Sgnezy
sehao. 81 se-. q. tr EaupFtG league a.
cd ~ O. a.- Services ~ 1885 2 - aza
$3.50
Frr- srr.sr1ssf. 1880 Niats sveaEe.
Rev = e. E1rEsabaeA. pastor sun
cav seGao. az $3.50 q On. Love feast ~
tr .. a. seTssces ~ 1875 a. n aaa
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
SCIENTIST

First Church % Christ. Scientist.
S15 Tvcaty. third street sunday serv-
Zee az 1895 m Subject lesson,
-fF the Universe. Including Ian.
Evolved by Atomic Forces"
Tho church maintains q free reading
rool in she Peoples National Bank
hglldluE. which - open every week
day from 1850 a. Ia 20 s p. m and
every Saturday evening from % 3
O'Clock All authorized literature on
Chrisfian Seicnes may Do read Or
purchased
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
CATHOLT &c

CATHOLIC
81 Josrss's parish eAu-eh. Secoze
ssraus Ead F1eFtseafh street Father
Z :. oaf--. rretoF. eczas Fzthrr Fraak
Ca--sx. assistant FectcE. Masses -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19
WIS., Nd sETTLFMENr-

Wost End Settlement 4-9 Seventh
avenue. Services az 20 % a. N. and
1850 o. On. sunday school az $3.50 p
m W O. Barker Eupcrintrulcnt Cot
tasr prayer meeting Monday. mid
aesk service "wednesday and tarryins
aar~tins FRIDAY
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-19

t.e-r ~ fH.fEa a. a and g p m Morn
.rs frrHr. r-~ Present Cr.s.s. Tut-
E-s.e singers eirr program iu even
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