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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-25

: kietijos if meldziamasi, kad Vo-
: |kletijos valdovu sirdysna ST.
Srlztu taika..
Rymas. italy juriniai laksty-
tuvai If dirizabliai, sulyg oficia-
lio praneSimo, uzpuole ant aus
I try poziciju Isonzo fronte if pri-
| dirbo daug nuostoliu gelezinke-
: lio stociai If austru apsilsasi
: mans.
&r,\
Petrogradas. Rytiniame karls
lauke vokieciai pradejo var: >ti
nuodingus gazus taip, ka,p iki
siolei nebuvo vartoje. -Arti Cor
mine vokieciai paleido daugyhe
: nuodingu gazu isilgai linija, 4
mylias ilga. Kokios pasekmes
(-nepraneSama.
! Londonas. Po septyniu savai-
ciu muSiu Galicijoj, lake kuriu
vokieciai atmete rusus atgal dat
glau negu ant $50 angl. myliu,
austro-vokiskos armijos pagalios
atsidure prize Lembergo vartu.
IS austro-vokisku armiju vel
kimo budo galima spresti, kad
austro-vokieciai pasiryzo taip Sill
r paralizuoti rusu armijas, kad jos
: ilgam laikui negaletu atsitaisyti
o po to savo milziniSkas armijas
: austro-vokie6iai mano permesti
: is rytu j vakarus ir ten perlauzti
anglo-francuzu fronta.
Talkininkai labai yra susiru-
PING situom klausimu: ar pasi-
seks rusams sulaikyti vokiecius
i ties Lembergu taip, kaip jie su-
} lake JUGS ties VarSava? Xiii ka-
}, riski anglu expertai isvadzioja
: kad jeigu rusams nepasisektu is
: laikyti Lemberga, tai jie visg
: dar gall atsilaikyti uz Lembergo
o tuom tarpu talkininkai suspe-
tu pristatyti rusams stokuojan-
: clos amunicijos.
: Tuom tarpu austro4vokiecia
: dideliu pusiauraGiu apsupa Lem
: bergq. IS siauriu pus6s austro.
, vokieciai Sturmavo iris miestus
: ant kelio tarp Rawa Ruska il
i Lembergo ir atnete rusus w
E kelio tarp Rawa Ruska il zol,
kiew. Zolkiew yra maziaus ne.
}, gu 80 verstu siaurius nuo Lem
= ber2o.
i Petrogradas. Rusu oficialis
j praneSimas, iSleistas birzelio &c
!. diena, tarp kit-ko, sake, kad
r vakarus nuo Nemuno (Suvalkr
gubernijoj) vokieciu atakai, ku
riuos jie su nedidelemis jiegomi:
padare pereita ketvergq il pet
: nycia ant Suvalku if kalvarijos
, tapo atmuSti."
Paryzius. Sulyg francuzu Off
: cialio pranesimo, francuzai pasi-
!, stume pirmyn i siaurius nuc
] Arras per visa versta. Smarku:
a artilerijos musis j siaurius nuc
: Arras Wis nesiliauia.
j Ryrnas. Laikrastis Giornalt
d'Italia atspausdina pasikalbeji-
ma savo .reporterio su Serbijo:
e premieru Pasi6. Pasikalbejima:
: nesenai ivyko mieste Ms, Serbi
: joj.
D Premieras Paste buk pasakes
. kad sulyg 10 nuomones, Ruma-
: MICS isimaisymas karen greita
= ivyksias.
5 Jis dar prideda, kad kares uz.
i baigimas gall ivykti greiciau ne
: gu to tikimasi If kad kares uz-
baigimas reiSkia Austrijos gala.
a Paryzius. Ga ateina zinios i:
0 Viennos, kad vokiski dipliomata
-lir grafas Andrassy megina Vi
S soaais savo jiegomis prikalbint
i senq Austrijos ciesoriu Francis
a ku- Juozapa, kad jis iSpildytu Ru.
: manijos reikalavimus if tuom
i sulaikytu ia nuo kares su Aus.
: triia. lie pataria ciesoriui, kaC
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-25

Atenai. Buve rinkimai parlia
mento atstovu parode, kad bu.
vusio Grekijos premiere Veni-
zeloso partija turf Grekijos par
liamente so atstovu daugiaus ne
gu valdzios partija. Rinkimai bu-
vo paremti ant politiSkos plat
tormos: valdzia geide palaikyt'
GrekiJos neutraliteta If nesikist
karen, Venizeloso gi partija rel
kalavo kares,- kad Grekija sto-
tu talkininku pusen. Venizelosc
partija lai:nejo, ka, parodo, kaj
didesne dalis Gtekijos zmon;t.
pritaria karei, neziurint valdzio>
pasipriesinimo.
Berlinas. Pasekmes parlia
mentiniu rinkimu Grekijoj pada'
re labai blogq ispudi Berline, kul
kad valdz;os partija is.
los rinkimus ir sulaikys GrekijS
nuo isimaiSymo karen. Viena:
Berlino laikrastis, raSydamas apit
Siuos rinkimus, uzdeda antgal
vi: "Sekantis musu priesas." y"
Rymas. Italai oficialiSkai pra
neSe, kad nardomoji valtis "Me
duSa," kuri jau atsizymejo tyri
nejimais, tapo torpeduota pc
prieso nardomajq waltz if HI
skendo. Vienas aficieras II :
jureiviai tapo iSgelbeti. Tai tur
but pirmas atsitikimas, kad mar
domoji valtis paskandintu ma
oomaja waltz.
Londonas. zvalginiai Austri-
jos kares laivai If naikintoja
bombardavo ItalijoS pakrasciC
miestus Rimini, Pesaro ir Tano
siauriniame Adriatike. Italy ka
res ofisas pripazines, kad pa
krascio gelezinkelis likosi suga
dintas.
Londonas. Vokietia:: despera
tiskai gina savo pasku,ines po
zicijas prizes Lens il neuzsigane
lima vien tik ginimusi, bet il pa
It's desperatiskai laikas nuo Lake
kontr-atakuoja. Bombos, ranki
mes granatos If durtuvai-vis
turf darbo siame desperatiskamJ
musyje.
Jeigu vokieciai nustotu Lens'o
tai jie butu priversti atSokti at
raj ant pusetinai ilgos dale
fronto; lie turetu perorganizuot
siaurius net Xxi Siaures iuriu
Todel lie taip desperatiSkai i
ginasi.
Kopenhaeenas. Daniioi. d.
mas mokslininkas ka tik suori
zes No a+silankvn,,; Krunn,
dirbtuvese Fss,,ose sako kad
praside;us karei dirbtuviu darbi
ninku skaitlius isaupes nuo 70.
900 i 115.ooo. Sulvg darbininkl
padirbimas yra tiktai pradzi;
milzinisko didumo kanuoliu dir
bimui. Darbininkai sako, kat
galima laukti neuzilgo dideli,
siurprizu.
Petrogradas. Rusu kariumen
padare milzinisku nuostoliu ge
heroic Won Mackenseno armi
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-25

Quota Rumanijai ir kad tuomi.
Vengrija butu isgeibeta nuo ru-
many lsiverzimo. Ciesorius. sa-
Roma, balsiai uzpyko ir susuko:
. Niekas neprikalbins name pa
dallntl mano ciesoryste be mu-
$40. AS pasipriesinau Italiiai If
as prlesinsiuos Rumaniiai. ieigu
to reik6s.
"Lai likimas eina savo keliu.
Lai ginklai isriSa sta ir visus
kltus klausimus, kurie palvti
Austrijos garbe.
"Niekas neturi ir nettires pro-
gos pasakyti, kad Franciskus
Juozapas bailiai pasidave godu-
mui savo kaimynu lake kritisku
Austrijos laiku."
Londonas. Korespondentas is
Petrogrado praneSa, kad vidaus
reikalq minister's Makarow tapo
prasalintas ir kad jo vieta uz-
eme kunigaikStis Scerbatov.
Prasalintasai minister's buyo
zinomas kaipo atzagareivisku pa
ziuru vyras. 10 praSalinimas ga
Ii reiksti, kad Rusijoj gall ivykti
permainp vidurinej politikoj.
New York New Yorkan SUI
srlzo John F. Bass, amerikonis-
Sq laikrasGiu korespondentas,
prabuvusis 10 menesiu prize rusu
arm'jos Lenkijoj. Jis papasa-
kojo, kad rusams baisiai truksta
ne tik amunicijos, bet if ginklu.
Iu sinklu ten taip truksta, sako
Bass, kad rezervu kareivius SUM
clama / transejas visai be gink-
Jq. jie turf init ginklus tn, kurie
yra suzeisti, ar uzmuSti.
Sulyg 10 pasakojimo: rusai turf
didele beda ne tik todsl, kad
jie negali gauti ginklu If ANU
nicijos is kitty Saltiniu. Jis siaip
pasakoja:
"Keletas amunicijos If ginklu
difbtuviu if sankrovu Rusijos gi-
lumoj tapo isdinamituota per vo-
kiecip snipus. Tu Snipu visur
|pilna Rusijoj. Daugelis rusisku
aficierp, paeinaneiu is vokie5iu,
priklauso prize snipp organizaci-
jos. Sic Snipai nesenai isdina-
mitavo didele parako sankrovq
Petrograde.
"Kuomet as buvau Varsavo;e,
vienas rusp aiicieras tapo TN
pakartas w prigulejima prie 90
kisku snipu organizacijos.
"Visos karts liSimas priklauso
nuo to, ar gaus Russia uztektinai
ginklp If amunicijos. Jeigu
gaus, tai j gall atlaikyti vo-
kieGius il sumuSti austrus.'
Bass buvo suzeiStas, kuomet
jis 81 kitais korespondentais Ian
ke rusu tranSejas prie Bzuros
upes. Srapnelio kulka pataike
jam kaklq.
Petrogradas. Kad rusai rem
giasi apleisti Lembergq, apie tai
nurodo If laikraStis Birzevija
| NiedonOsti kuris Slain raSo:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-25

Petrogradas. Kad rusai rem
giasi apleisti Lembergq, apie tai
nurodo ir laikraStis Birzevija
Viedomosti, kuris siaip raso:
"Kadangi vokietiai nuolatai
siuntia savo pa>tiprinimus Cali
cijon, tai dalyixr stovis 'ver6ia
mus pasir;nkti vienq is dvieju-
arba pasilaikyti Lemberga, arba
Lemberga atidavus, pasilikti liuo-
sybe karisku judejimu. Todel
yra galimas dalykas, kad mes
turesine padaryti sentimentaliS-
ka auka If apleisime Galicijos
sostapile (Lemberga),
OficialiSkos prokliamacijos ia
po islipdintos visur vieSai Jose
Saukiama zmones uzsilaikyti ra-
miai If nenusiminti d5lei pasku-
tiniu nepasisekimp. Prokliama-
CHOSE, tarp kit-ko, sakoma taip:
"IS amunicijos atzvilgio pade-
jimas turf gerintis SUI kiekviena
diena, skaitlius vyru, kurie
gall but pasaukti pulkus dar
siekia dauselio milionu. Gal but,
kad praeis tulas laikas, kol Ru-
sija vel prades energiska uzpuo-
lima, bet nera abejon6s, kad t2
il padarys.
"Per deSimts m5nesiu Russia
isnese ant savo peciu didziausia
nasta If didziausius nu"stolius
If tuomi didziai pagelbeio talki-
ninkams vakaruose. Atcis lai-
kas, kad il (Rusija) isplauks is
savo nelaimiu stipresne negu ka-
da rors prizes tai. O tuom tar
pu j. ST u4si.ik j.nlu laukia, kol
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-25

Londonas. Arti 5000 turks
kos kariumenes zuvo, kuomet
anglu nardomoji valtis paleido
torpedas ! iris turkiskus tran
sportus, vezancius kariumene.
Transportai tapo paskandinti cia
pat prie Konstantinopolio. Wallis,
kaip pranesa zinia is Tenedos,
po to pabego laimingai.
Nardomoji valtis, kuri atliko
Sta uzpuolinla, turejo nemenka
darba: j tureio perplaukti isilgai
visa Dardaneliu siaurui1ia il Mar
muro jures, kol pasieke! Konstan-
tinopolio, o kas sunkiausia, j
turejo plaukti tarp simtu uzsta-
ltytu visur minp
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-25

Londonas. zvalginiai Austri-
jos kares laivai ir naikintojai
bombardavo Italijos pakrascio
miestus Rimini, Pesaro If Tano,
siauriniame Adriatike. Italy ka-
res ofisas pripazines, kad pa
krascio gelezinkelis likosi suga-
dintas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-25

kietijos if meldziamasi, kad Vo-
kletijos valdovu sirdysna ST.
srlztu taika.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-25

Londonas. Telegramas is Am
sterdamo sako, kad vokie6iu val
dzia svarsto klausima apie kar-
dinolo Hartmano, kaipo isdavi-
ko, suarestavima uz isleidima
maldos, kurioje nurodoma i ne
laimes, kares uztrauktas ant Vo-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1915-06-25

Rymas. italy juriniai laksty-
tuvai If dirizabliai, sulyg oficia-
Ito praneSimo, uzpuole ant aus
try pozicijq Isonzo fronte if pri-
dlrbo daug nuostoliu gelezinke-
Ito stociai If austru apsikasi
mans.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
PEPPERMINT FARM STARTED.
W. J. Turnbridge Will Seed 668 Acres
to Peppermint.

In the extreme southwest corner of
Marion county, and adjoining the
Polk county line, large peppermint
growing project is to be started in the
very near future by W. j. Turnbridge,
and others, of Albany. Active opera
tions toward clearing the land for the
project are already under way and
before next spring between 200 and
$50 acres will be planted to mint. Mr..
Turnbridge already has a few acres
planted and from the results of the
experiment he is confident that he
can make a great success of the en-
terprise. There are 66S acres in the
tract which will be prepared for
planting, but it will not be possible
to prepare and seed more than 250
acres of this the first season. A don
key engine has been installed on the
place and construction has been start
ed on five cottages for laborers. 1t is
estimated that from 16 to 25 men will
be employed on the project at all
times.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
PosToFrIcE Is POPULAR.
Six Candidates For Postmaster's Job
Are Confident.

A merry little set-to is promised at
Independence where there are about
six candidates for the appointive po-
sition of postmaster. The Office has
recently been advanced to the second
class and seems to be position much
desired. AS is usual in political mix
ups the candidates are unanimous in
their expectations. Each is sure that
the office is his. Rumors gaining
headway now and then say that one
or the other Of the candidates have
dropped out Of the race, and almost
as promptly comes absolute denial.
The lady in the case, Miss Kathryn
Jones, who is as sure as the other
five that she will be independence s
first postmistress, has been accused of
forsaking her hopes and ambitions. In
an emphatic denial last week Miss
Jones expressed herself in unmixed
words. 81 am still candidate for
the place." said Miss Jones, "and
expect to be as long as the appoint
ment is held in allegiance. There
are three democratic aspirants for
the office, P. M. Kirkland, R. C. Stats
and Homer Woods. In a recent de-
nial Of the rumor that they had with
drawn the gentlemen say: "We wish
to state that the democrats are still
in the race for the office and that each
of us expect to get it,. The incum-
bent is a republican.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
HENS ARE PRIZE WINNERS.
Pens From o. A. g. Make Great
Showing at San Francisco,

With but six weeks of the Panama
Pacific exposition egg-laying contest
to be run, the 0. A. c. White Leg
horns have firmly established them
selves in first place. Even if they
were to lay off altogether for the re-
mainder of the term their position
would still be secure. The October
l report shows that they are 245 eggs
ahead of the nearest competitor, not
counting the other o. A. C. pens-a
lead that cannot now be overcome.
The three Oregon college pens con-
tinue their lead, Leghorns first, Ore
CONS second and Barred Rocks third.
The Oregons are 80 ahead and the
Rocks 16 ahead of the closest pen,
Adams Sanada White Wyandottes.
The college rocks suffered an acci-
dent last month when one of them was
accidentally killed, that may affect
their lead.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
SATURDAY MARKET DAY.
BUSINESSMEN'S MEETING AT W.
o. W. HALL FRIDAY NIGHT.
A. L. Fisher Of Albany Will Talk to
Dallas Merchants on Plans For
Community Sales Day.

The businessmen mass meeting
that was planned by the market and
sales day committee of the CONNER
cial club for last Friday evening was
postponed because A. L. Fisher of Al
bany, who was to have been the prin-
cipal speaker, had not received cor
respondence directed to him and had
made other arrangements for the
evening. The postponement, there
fore, was unavoidable and the commit
tee will do everything possible to
make amends for the delay at the
meeting that will be held next Friday
evening at W. O. w. hall. Mr.. Fisher
will be present at that time and will
outline the plans that have made AL
bany's market and sales day so sue
cessful. The committeeman will can
vass among the businessmen in the
meantime to insure the largest pos
sible attendance at the meeting.
The first market day will be held
Saturday under the direction of F.
E. Davis, and it is expected that by
the last Saturday in November the
Commercial club committee will SO
have arranged the details of its plans
that the first general market will be
held.
Mr.. Davis is planning for large sale
of farm implements and livestock and
has secured the services of a we'll
known auctioneer to conduct the sale.
1t is requested that farmers bring
they have that they wish to
dispose of to the Davis store by the
time the sale starts on Saturday, and
they have the assurance that it will
be put on the auction block and dis
posed of to the best possible advan-
tage. No commissions are to be col
ected, entry and sale being free of
charge to anyone who cares to enter
belongings for disposal.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
Local Talent Play at Perrydale.

A community play given by local
talent for the purpose of paying for
the seats in the assembly room of the
Perrydale school was largely attended
by residents of that district on Satur-
day evening. "Fenton Ghost" a
three-act comedy was the sketch pre-
sented very capably by those who
were selected for the cast. The piece
was written by Mrs. ]. P. Caldwell,
whose husband is leader of the Perry
dale band, and it displayed the lady's
talent very well. The Perrydale Or
chestra rendered the music for the
event. Later this winter the high
school students of the district will
present a play for the benefit of the
gymnasium fund which is being ere
ated for the erection of play shed,
and a room to house the apparatus.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
New Line is Advanced.

The new railroad of the Valley &
Siletz company has been extended
most of the distance between Airlie
and Independence, and active work
for the season has stopped. Grading
has been done extensively along the
regions of the Luckiamute river. and
a long bridge built near the Helmiek
highway. The road, when completed,
will be Is miles long. Farmers living
along the road are jubilant. They say
it will open many new markets that
will stimulate production. Prospects
of fruit raising in the new and thin
ly-settled country are shown to exist
favorably, and it is believed will at
tract many settlers.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
EVANGELIST TAYLoR'S WORK.
Successful Campaign, Lasting Many
Weeks, Nearly Completed.

The evangelist, George W. Taylor,
who's campaign in Dallas has extend
ed over several weeks, will preach his
last sermon here on next Monday
evening. The usual campaign statis-
tics are not available at this time,
but it is certain that Mr.. Taylor's
talks have directed more than a few
into paths of christianity. The arm
ory, where the meetings have been
held, has been all but too small to
hold the crowds that gathered to hear
the sermons. Mr.. Taylor and his son
Paul have made many friends in Dali
las as well as many converts and
many of these have not missed a sim
gle meeting. Sermons each evening
this week, twice Sunday afternoon
and next Monday evening will con-
clude the campaign in Dallas.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
sUMMoNs-CAsE NO. 472O.

In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Polk.
Harrison B. Riley and William c.
Niblack, Plaintiffs, VS.. Mary Augi
Frank Laundry, and the unknown
heirs of Joseph Augi, deceased, and
each of them; and also all persons or
parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in the
real property described in the COM
plant herein, Defendants.
To Mary Augi, Frank Laundry, the
unknown heirs of Joseph Augi, de-
ceased, and also to all persons or
parties unknown claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in and
to Lot 6, and Northwest quarter of
the Southeast quarter and North
half of the Southwest quarter, Sec
ton four, Township seven South of
Range eight West, Willamette Me-
ridian, Oregon.
In the name of the State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled suit within
six weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons. to-wit,
on or before the 18th day of Novem-
ber, 1915.
And if you fail to appear and an
swer for want thereof, the plaintiffs
will apply to the above entitled court
for the relief prayed for in the COM
plant herein, to-wit:
A decree adjudging that plaintiffs
are the owners in fee simple of Lot
6, the Northwest quarter of the South
east quarter and the North half of the
Southwest quarter of Section 4, TIP. z,
S., R. s W., W. NJ, Oregon; that the
claims of the defendants, or either
of them, of any right, title or interest
in or to said lands are void and of
no effect, and that plaintiffs title
to said lands, and every part thereof
be forever quieted against the claims
of the defendants and all persons
claiming by, through or under them,
or either of them, and that defend
ants and all persons claiming by.
through or under them, and each of
them, be forever barred, enjoined and
restrained from claiming or setting
up any right, title or interest to all
or any part Of said land.
This summons is published by order
of the Honorable J. B. Teal, County
Judge of the above-named County of
Polk, duly made and entered the 4th
day of October, 1915.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 4th
day Of October, 1915.
A. C. SHAW,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, s19 Yeon
building. Portland, Oregon.
First publication, October 5th.
Last publication, November 10th.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
FALLS CITY.

Elder H. A. Walter spent the lat
ter part of the week at Salem.
B. M. Webb and family left Tues
day morning for California.
J. C. Talbot has treated his store
front to a new coat of paint.
A. A. Wade, who in company with
Charlie Coonrad went hunting last
week, got lost in the woods. Mr.
Wade spent two days and one night
in the Sugar Loaf mountains before
he was found by Coonrad.
W. S. Hense and wife and Mrs
Sherrer and E. Dow of near Tangent
are visiting j. S. S. Powell and fam
lily this week. They are old neighbors
of the Powells.
Mrs. Edna Wickard and Kate Keith
of Chanute, Kan, are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Talbot.
Fred j. Holman, county treasurer,
of Dallas visited friends and relatives
in the city, Saturday and Sunday.
A reception was given at the Pyth-
ian Sisters lodge Wednesday night. A
social time in general was had. Mrs.
N. Selig, delegate to the Grand lodge,
rendered her report for the past year
to the lodge.
E. C. kirkpatrick and I. F. Yoakum
of Dallas were in the city Wednes-
day.
Mrs. C. L. Barnhart left Thursday
morning for Independence, where she
will reside in the future. Mr.. Barn
hart is running butcher shop there
for the Dallas Meat company.
w. W. Ward and W. HI. Estey re-
turned Sunday from fishing trip at
Canoe landing on the Siletz. They
report fine catch.
Chas. Meyer and family and Oscar
Sampson and family who have been
residing in Dallas temporarily, have
moved back to Falls City.
Carl Maberry of Dallas was trans
acting business here the first of the
week.
Geo. W. Brentner and wife return
ed from Portland Monday night.
Mrs. Harry Dempsey is visiting
Mrs. o. Aurland. Mr.. Dempsey has
gone to eastern Oregon.
NJ. L. Thompson and family and c.
J. Pugh went to Portland Friday, re-
turning Sunday.-Falls City News.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
DO|NGSIN POLK COUNTY
STORIES BY THE OBSERVER s
CORRESPONDENTS.
Personal Paragraphs Pertaining Il
Movements Of People Whom
You All Know.
INDEPENDENCE.

Major Rose and wife left this week
for ten days fishing trip ON Hood
River. The Major expects to land the
biggest catch Of the year.
Mrs. Guy Walker, who some time
ago sustained a broken ankle in an
accident, was brought home this week
from the Salem hospital.
G. A. Mclaughlin and wife depart
ed Wednesday for visit to the ex-
position.
Miss Pauline Wurster, who has
been spending the summer at the
home Of Mrs. HI. A. Childs on First
street, left Tuesday over the Southern
Pacific for her home in Lenox, Iowa.
We learn that Fl. Hirschberg con-
templates spending the winter in Cal
ifornia.
Among the students this fall at
tending the Capital Business college
in Salem from this city, are E. E.
Addison, ]. R. Mckenzie and J. W.
Mauk.
Frank Fluke and wife will leave
the first of the month by steamer to
take in the Frisco fair.-Enterprise.
We understand that AL. Whitney
expects to move to California the first
of the year.
Ted Cooper of Salem was in town
a few minutes Saturday evening.
Rev. Tapscott of Dallas was in
town Monday, the guest of his daugh-
ter.
Mrs. Everett Cook is spending the
week with her parents at Elk City.
j. j. Fenton left Monday on busi-
ness "trip to Wyoming.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26

Many hunters have had excellent
sport and good luck in bringing home
the seasons limit, especially those
who we're persistent in their quest for
game. According to the records of
the state game warden, the convic-
tions for illegally shooting pheasants
have been far more numerous than
for Infringement of the deer laws.
This is natural, as there are probably
25 men who go out after pheasant to
one who can spare the time and money
to seek the more distant regions in
the quest for the larger game.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-10-26
Progress on Siletz Road.

Surveyors left here Monday morn
ing to set grade stakes on the extern
sion of the logging road to the Siletz
timber 1t is understood that they
will set grade stakes for seven more
miles of road. Work on this road
has been pushed right along since
the mill shut down, the last section
having just recently been completed.
There is no question but the mill at
this place will resume operations in
the near future-Falls City News.