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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-24
TIME MUST TELL.

In an address at Montreal las, week
Sir Wjlfred Laurier, former C'na-
dian premier, told a vast audicuca
that if Germany triumphed il. the
bloody war that is now being waged
between the European countries, the
United States would have cause fol
serious regret for the neutrality it
is now maintaining, as Great britain
regrets its neutrality in the Franco
Prussian war of 1870. According to
Sir Wilfred, if Germany should tri-
umph in the present great war the
British empire would be reaneed to
seeond-rate power; there would be but
one power in Europe, and only two in
the world-the United States and
GeImany-and these could not exist
in peace, In commenting on the ad-
dress of Sir Wilfred the Spokane
Review says no mind can know wheth-
er this is an accurate Or a false hor-
oscope of the worlds future. The
Canadian statesman may be right, he
may be wrong. There are thoughtful
Americans who share his fear, and
there are thoughtful Americans who
y ink that his prediction spring
y an Imagination overwro lght by
rlation of Britain's take in
= A.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-24
Popular Funeral Music

Chorus of 200 voices; "We want
Pebo!o
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-24
THE CELEBRATED BERG
MANN SHOE
Awarded Gold Medal

Awarded Gold Medal
P. p. /. E. San Francisco, 1915.
The Strongest and nearest waterproof
shoes made.
For
Loggers, Cruisers, Miners, Sportsmen
and Workers.
Mems Comfort Dress Shoes
Strong Shoes for Boys
Manufactured by
THEo. BERGMAN SHOE MANU-
FEATURING COMPANY
621 Thurman st. Portland, Oregon
Ask for
THE BERGMAN WATERPROOF
SHOE OIL
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-24

The fellow with the B. V. DIS doesn It
have much to smile about these nippy
mornings.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-24

w. V. Fuller didn't acquire "Ole"
as a nickname because he s Swede.
That's just his natural way.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-24
IDENDS.

during the past sea-
portion Of this coming
Its from outside the state
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1915-12-24

= NdiA ~ dllpTu
and plunge into
are chance that
2 itself from
nture. Were
$ on the side
ere Is a prob
It as that vis-
We might there
{ a second and
Germany. We
1ting forces
mics. The
ltenie pow |
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
DENNIS CHAVEZ NOT
TO ENTERFEDERAL
Sc VIC
Puts Aside Appointment as In
terpsi Revenue Collector;
Said to Have His Eye on
State Secretary's office.

Dennis Chavez is not t1 become a
collector m the Internal revenue aart-
Ice. Mr. chavez resigned as assistant
20 the city engineer % short time ago.
und it was understood thea that he
would receive an appointment Goo go
the vacancy lcn hy the resignation cot
Deputy Collector Baker. The hitter
WAS chen already Out of The service.
Mr. Chuycz has announced that h,
viii not enter the federal service. ilc
Dr. understood To- have rejected the ape
pointment amer taking it under con-
sidorafion.
Mr chaycs b. said Co. be- DESTROYS OF
ro-cntorlHg the cliy service. lic 10 not
OBJ candidate for James n Giaddins's
place. hut BEL said GO be seeking the
place Doc give up. Political g0ssipa
sly that Do reason MI. chavez b. not
aeehinF Tor promotion BOO the city'a
service 's that ho iE ambitious to See
cure" a place of greater honor than
any in the municipal government Ho
is said 90 have his eye on The office
of secretary Of state. Nc. chavez D.
a Democrat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
Turks IN
SENATOR BARTHs
OFFICE
Miss Miller Eighth Successive
stenographer in Lawmak-
er's Employ to Become a
Bride.

There may he nothing in a name.
but there must be something IN APP
penrances. Take souator Isnac Barth.
lie looks e good deal IKE Cupid and
the records show hat eight stenogra-
piers IN his office have lett his sary-
ice, n after another. to wed. Now
how. In the nght OF the sahator's god
Ike form. de you ccoun for thntf
The latest bride from tho senator's
office IL Mics Florence Miller. dough
ter Of M. and MrH. J. A. Miller, ct
G25 North Filth street. she and
James J Harwood. son of Rev Thorn
ms HRrwuod, started out IN an auto
mobile, stopped long enough at Los
Lunas to get a license "a went ON ~
belen. where they were married in
the Lutheran church.
The wedding was q surprise 10 their
friends. They will make their home
In this city
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
KAISER SHOOTING
STILL A MYSTERY

chlcaKo, Sept. 2.=Chicngo detec-
tiyes who have been working on corr
tain angles OF the mysterious murder
or the Rev. Edmend A. n. Kaiser Of
Talleston ten days ago. reported re-
suits Of their l~nyestlgation at police
headquarters today.
They have been unable TO substan-
tiate the theory that Kaisor's pro-
German activities provided a motive
for the murder and incline ~ The be-
lief that the crime grew out OF fore
closure proceedings said 90 have been
begun BY Kaiser on certain property.
They believe that the m%urdercrs en-
tered the Kaiser home for the pur-
pose 81 searching for papers, and tied
up. or rte 10 tie up. the pastor 30 he
could not interfere. This the detec-
tivcs reported. resulted In the shoot
Tag.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
POLICE HORSE IS
too SWIFT FOR
FUGITIVE
Chief McMillin Runs Down
Man Who Flees When He
Learns He Is Wanted for
Alleged Check Fraud.

AFTER a fruiuess effort 20 escape
from the police. c. :. Sparkling was
arrested today, charged with passing
a worthless check. sparling has been
IN town for about two weeks. Ills
home ~ said 90 be- In Pueblo. colo.
a warrant charging spariing with
utteriug "a bad check Tor SIS was
placed In the hands Of the police this
morning sparlinr was understood 10
be drfginE q jitney. and chief of Po-
lice McMhlin anticipated no trouble
IN getting him.
Ia che course Of the morning word
came 10 the chief that Sparkling had
given q check Tor $50 20 the propri-
'etor 81 the Craige hotel. receiving So
10 change. A the same timo the
chief WIS told sparling was seen hur-
.ryins south on First street.
The chief with Policeman Pablo
Lnjan. got the police buggy and start
ed after sparllns IN a hurry spurling.
II rs said. fled. knowing that the poe
lice had been put on hio trail Ee
was caught al Abajo. Chief McMulin
drought him back to town and locked
him gp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

the sun rises quite % Nays cast and
southeast OF the snndiY ulouutains
ana plans Go attend pur tair iu mum
pere, il is time for us Go realize ihat
30 sets quito 3D. Wuy back Of thc Bon
dorl Such % ewtp OF bnostlgitl Wouli
Do of pric lcas value Boo ccmrntins tnc
$50 sections uf tho state into ono
bond ur brotherhood among
whom There should be- uo contention
.lFe that noble contention OF rather
emulation ns to who cBu beet work
aud best agree Lots OF Roswell and
i'cos valley people have never been
west of tho mountain Thcr DON'T
know what Albuquerque uud santa
to % like. lf VIII bc something oi
ID revelation Go SEQ that tusF aro very
nice towns. and almost as .und. al-
though essentially different rom Hos
we'll Between hrre aud tboro uro
rptcat gaas aud .nits col scenery. 500
that the trip win bv worth while AS
giving am Illustration OF "a uet chat
this is ID great state. just horiuu. 90
cash boz ou &c. possihltitioa, 1na thgt
its people ought TO he an pulling at
tfo sarOc hawscr. To- nave the stately
ship
Tho announcement ct the cost ri
the train VIII bee mndo in uscw days.
and ~ tho mars th5t has hccn set Is
too small, IL can be extended, % we
oln eo in two trains instead of ono
Tho santa Ne is rcaCy aud willing tl
DO It's part and at the closest figure
TINT can De urldc under the law 10
win be e. real opportunity Just watch
the people CLIMB on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
SHOWS PHYSICIANS
HOW x" PLATES
ARE MADE
DR.. Leroy S. Peters Gives a
Demonstration With Roent-
gen Ray Machine at Medi-
cal Society Meeting.

Work with N-rnys was demonstrate
ed last night by Dr T.. 3 Peters at "a
regular meeting of the B|ernulllo
County Medical association. Tho
meeting was held at the Commercial
club
Dr. Peters subject was Demon
stration 90 N-rny Plates" ~ showed
with an N-rny machine how tho
plates are taken and the plates them-
selves Discussion followed the dom-
onstratlon. 10 vas one oil the mos
Interesting sessions the phygicians
had in some time. The local as.
s~ociati0u b. TO be represented al the
meeting Of he state society. which
will open "a Las Vegas September o
ana ron three days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

Albuquerque is "a mighty good town,
worthy of the beet OF everything.
That's why He have Joined the Amer
lean DRUG and Press Association ana
offer 10 Dur people the Mcritol line of
preparations. made by the Association
ana sold only through its members.
There is nothing like these goods.
guaranteed Doc every WAY. We wat
Albuquerque people 90 have the best
there ir. 800 wo oncr sou this line. Ask
10 e. Mrrifpl good8. Htwoll Drug
Co, Local Accents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
PROGRAM
TONIGHT At
MUSICALE
Concert to Be Given in St.
Mary's Hall Promises to Be
One Of Best Ever Given
Here.

With srvcn % the most tnicntcd
musicians IN the Rocky mountain re-
eion participating IA a prosrnm OF
unusual excellence. the concert 10 be
given IN the 81 Mary's hall tonight
promises to be one 81 the most en-
joyablc offered 80 music lovers Ia a
long time. The musicians who are TO
take part IN the prograin are Prof
J. T. Tciio. Nioiinisi. Mrs Mabel
stevens Himoe. pianist soioist; Miss
T.. Nichols, pinnisi Miss l.. Thorne.
contralto; Bruno +. niecknnnn. VIC
hnist, r. stanley Sedry, pianist. j.
u. Faikcnhurs emo
The general public Is invited Ia at
tend the concert. the program for
which foiiOWs
l. Concert HomaTtiquc ,E. GODDARD
Three movements. 4. Allegro
Moderate; 2. cegzonetta. 9. Al
lcero Motto.
Violin solo. Prof Tello.
2. PiAio solo. In Campanella..
confinement. rssanini-L,szt
Mrs. n. = Himoe.
B. Teno solo, Prologue (paaiiaeci)
................. Leon Cavailo
Mr. j. II. ~Falkcnbugg.
4. sieueneweisen, Op. 2O-P Sarasnte
Nalse Triste ..o.... ....J. Sibclus
Souvenir de MOSCOW ..........
............... II. Wieniawskl
Violin solo, Prof. Tcllo.
.. i.loey ........R Rachsmurinci
Piano solo. Mrs. n, =. Himoe.
g. Abandon .......... b. GODDARD
Sadness ............. Il. GODDARD
Serenadc ............. b. GODDARD
Nfutin duef Mr. Dlnrkmoun
and Mr.. Tello.
= one Fine Day tMadame Butter
Hyl pucclnl
CoRiralto solo. Miss l. Thorne.
S. Romance from the end Com
cert Grammar. ~ NicniawskI
Obertas and Monetriel .........
................ n. Nicnawsk.
Violin solo, Prof. Telio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

Tor Rent-To a responsible ton-
ant who is able 90 buy the farming
implements and stock. OF such of
them as he thinks useful and the
growing crops VIII rent my El
Coimo farm, consisting of i3t acfos.
for "a term % years on attractive
terms. The Improvements consist of q
modern house ~ seven large rooms.
NEhted by Ras. with water system lars,
cellar. ouibulldlngs. large hay and
stock barn. cement floors in cow-ain.
bile and hog pens, largc wire corral
This farm is orpo tally suitable for .
~dairyman.
NELL. u FIELD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

declared Mrs. Mohr paid see for the
motorcycle he had ana promised 70
establish him In the garaes business.
DIT. Moar's estate Il assessed al
$4,000.
Mrs. nohr was turned over TO the
custody Of sheriff Philip Cady who
took her 10 a hotel for luncheon. on
application OF her attorneys. Judge
Brown announced ne would hear ar
Hnmont for bail at $3.50 his after
moo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
Tl.pEnNL LENcrE.
T0DAY'S GAMES
GERMAN SUBMARINES
CAUGHT IN A NET

Vow furk, ScUt. II m OfUIcT q
tho white Stnr liner Adriatic. which
arrived bonn Liverpool today. de-
clarcd that the Germon submarine
which sunk the Arabic had been
caught 100 10 steel net and the O. hogrs
crew wpro now prisoners in England.
He added that within the past sixty
days the British have captured not
Less thun dizzy German submarine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

Tho unusually large sale OF this
remedy .s the best evidence wa could
onor you To prove its merit. O. iH
made 90 encotive ingredients. ana is
guaranteed "a give permanent relief
for rheumatism We VIII gladly show
you the formula ANA explain its mcr-
its 10 you Prices 50c. $500. OtNcll
DRUG Co, Local ANcnts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
NEW CHURCH WILL
Be DEDICATED
ON SUNDAY
George L. Snively to Be Chief
Speaker at Exercises of the
. stan Congregation ;
Special Music.

Three special programs win mark
tho dedication sunday oi the new
Christian church ut broadway and
Cold Gnu Many invitations 90 the
exercises have been son out by the
pastor and tho congregational officers.
The hrst service win be nc 10 80
n m. tho second at gao D. m. and
the third 800 H %. M. Special music
viii be sung ana played at ul serv-
ices.
Goorgc T.. -niy'ly. "a speaker of
wide reputation. viii have charge Of
the three services
TRY A r WANT AID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
BRITISH STEAMER
SAV0NA IS SUNK

London. Sept 3 G2.i5 b. mJ-Thc
British steamer snvona l.lNO tons
eross and owned 10 Lclth. mas boon
Three members of her crew
are missing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
nrooklyn. IOi Boston, {.


First uImc. r. II. p.
Philadelphia ..0O0<aOo 300 % a
NeN yorl ZOO 100 OOo-l 2 !
Batteries: Chalmers and Hurns;
.Trsreuu and Meyers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

second gume r. H. T..
FhiluI-iYhia Zoo 0OI OOi-2 s q
Nrw York ....0OO 600 UeO--o 3 ,
Batteries. Alexander ana killilcr.
Matthew son ana wendell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
LEAGUE
ST. Louis, = Pirates, =

\. IT y
81 Louis .....G2i 22O 600 o =
P|ittsburra ...,0Ol 900 00l-2 ~ 4
Batteries. Doak and snyder; KEEL
So t..uer and Gibson, murphy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
oUR PRICES MERIT YOUR ATTEN.
TToN: OUR GOODS MERIT
YOUR PATRONAGE.
TflE MAZE
al sonll Fir-t Street.

A lazy liver leads 10 chronic dys-
pepsia ana constipation--weakens the
whole system. Donn's Reguiets (25r
per box act mildly on the liver and
bowels. At all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
l,cd so,. 81 Anlcuc-, B

II IT y
Boston .......lNO 500 $40 IS 10 .
Phuad,uhin 200 t02 0oo-a .
Batteries Ruth ana Cadyi NuoWi-
son and i.app.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

Let ne Hsra4e wanl &C DO yOus
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02
80 Nork. I. Ma.hnslon. D.

IITTrTIU1I WuNHVTI, IUNIs Nm
cr. Jumei. Oldham ana Stanase.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-02

lVl0n FARMERS viii attend aud exchsngr ideas.
a.. T.. Government. ~ Western Stktas aud Canada
will exhibit farm products raiped with and
with0ut IRRIGATION. See tho largest Trncior
fiuwtng Demonstration ever held. implements
cNhihited will include everythina tho farmer
needs % make htt work easter aud more
ptoilfanlc. speaker wi euvcf 81 subjects vital
20 Via farmer and his family. We want son 10
come. Ask Qno4tiuns, Make furgestiona. Addfsas
MitRkelinAh peY. flanlse esKeMss. btHHR cole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RTsERvE DISCOUNT RATy -For
thirty da5I = PEI cent. 'or thirty TO ninety DAYS.
"a per cent
CALL MONEY during me week. l*seG Der
cent
TIME Monty There we're loans Tor VtfioIs
tsrods At 2itd3's per cent
Nv.RCINTIIY PAPER Rates. go per rent
Coz hrst name. bauk acceptance - F.'s per cent
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT FIchsnE,'
g-SsIi.;gS. balances. Sl9scS $50 ne SGb'lreas-
ufy was Crcltur &C. The thNhi OF E'''''@'
StE.TRTASt ny View York bank, los, 20 TIE
sub Treasury. tr'Acoo
FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATS ELsE
wHFRI E1sion. for sixty dSys. per cent. 'o'
,irfy 10 ninety DAYS. ~ philadelphia. tnd -
80 cent. CIc,elaud Z and ~ per cent: hchnond
r., si,ty da,s a. ier cent. Tor SHY 20 ninety
,,,, - Ara.ta' I ana ~ Ter cent; chicago {
40 e. rer cent. s. Louis ana "a per cehl
V.rr.sto'is a. 9 ard per cent. hai1n IlN.
.rd a. t.r cent: DALAI and a. per cent. san
Francisco. 4 Gud ~ per cent
Rank CiFARINCs Boston. exchanges '4'
..aISg balances 81. 5otSl7. Baltimore. exchanges
81 t6t aO' balances SiN-.s2 !,hladsnms et-
aursh. exchanges S.o3s.'ei
SuNJE NAKkFr Har silver 81 london vas
s.d a. ounce unchanged. New noIs ouo'au@'
nAs tsi.c unchanged. MEXICAN silver dollars. 81 q
90
ForrtCN EXCHANGE -Bus'cess Vas active
Range On demand sferllrg sajod ~ $50 .osins
. an. srd sgNf rate. london. cable sSs' .. &c
ia.rt lNslo Paris cable 'ls't check 5l9r Bet-
RI rstc - enc. cheek Nei sixty and Ninety
isUs London. banker. SKIS GAYS ASlt-o.
f fuety d4ys tsJs,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
QUESTION ACCURACY
OF RICHARDS LIST
Bond Houses and Other,
Protest Superintendent
Table of Investments

Alleging inaccuracies in the liz, a,
legal savings banks Investment, >.
Gently issued by Eugene Lamb Ri.
ards, State Superintendent Of Raj,
leading bond houses. the Stat. s.,,,,,
Banks Association and attorney, N,
have made specially Of III. i,,,l,,.
OF state and municipal bonds are NO.
testing vigorously against the Sur.,
intendent's computations.
So sharp have been III. eritiei,r,
that IL is low reported that the Su.s,.
intendent As considering the recall a,
the list Issued by his department 4,
any rate, it is understood that be oil
at least issue supplemen,,,,
pamphlet which will explain Ana a..
rect the inaccuracies complained az 40
the bond experts.
The official bond list was prspa,ss
by the State Banking Department err.
suant 10 section % OF the new "a.
banking Law, which stipulates that NJ.
Superintendent must furnish ssyirs,
banks list Of legal investments, II.
expense Of the same to be appor.icrs
among the savings banks Of the sts.,
While the provisions OF the Law 81.
clude the possibility OF redress from
the Superintendent in the name Of "A.
savings bank trustees for having sur.
tanned losses by following the onesl
list Of investments, il is contsndsd
that the list is practically valuelsu
and that its cost cannot fairly Be u.
sessed upon the savings banks Of the
state.
Charles A. Miller, president Of III,
savings banks Of Utica and counsel
for the Savings Banks Association Of
the state, Is said TO be making strsnu-
Gus efforts 10 prevent the sssessmen.
Of the cost Of the list as issued upon
the savings banks.
This list was prepared by the stat
of Marvin Scudder, OF 81 Wall a.,
who also prepared for the State Bsnk.
ing Department the price lists Of sss-
ings banks securities which serve Is
a guide for the several banks in con.
putting the market value Of their hold
ings. Dir. Scudder defended the lis,
as issued. He denied that IL contained
inaccuracies, but admitted that since
is publication several important dit
ferences of opinion had arisen between
himself and bond dealers as 10 whether
certain issues in the list we're really
legal and as TO whether certain omis'
sions were justified.
A representative Of the State Bank
ing Department, in the absence frcs'
his Office Yesterday of Mr. Richards
admitted that the bond list as issue:
had created widespread criticism, snt
that the matter had been taken up VIII
the Attorney General Of the state 70,
his construction of the law. BE thought
a supplemental list would soon be pub
lished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-07
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

The Laclede Gas Light Company, IN
its pamphlet report for the year enc
ed December 81. 1914, shows an I'M
provement both in gross and net earn
ings over 1918, gross revenue, when
amounted TO S4C29 $50, being S96.l96
larger than in the preceding year, ana
net. after expenses, taxes, interest
charges and denreciation, showing an
increase Of S5l.57l Annual dividend
reouircmcvts on the preferred stock
totalled $4,000. and the surplus in
creased S3,s4s, TO SS77,4iS which IS
equivalent TO 50 per cent on the
10000. 600 common stock. Last year
the company earned SIC per cent on
ike amount Of stock.
Nrginian Power.
An interesting booklet has been ''-
sued by A y Leach & Co. containing
data and information on the Nirginian
Power COMPANY, and also giving photo
graphic displays Of its plants, nclud-
ing tho steam turbo generating station
End territory az Cabin Creek Junction,
W. Va. where electric current IS pro
duccd for tran ,sion over the com
pary's ls7-milc distributing system.
Rochester Telephone.
Earnings Of the Rochester Telephone
Company for the calendar year 1914
showed a gam Of nearly 1 per cent in
gross operating income. which was
S4s3.7S4 while net revenue increased
more than l6 per cent. After allowing
for interest charges on outstanding
bonds and after setting aside S56,656
for depreciation reserve there re-
manned balance surplus Of SS3,970,
contrastcd with S5S.66S in 1913, or a
gain Of over i3 per cent