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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
WILL BE BIG SERIES
Petersburg md HopeweiI VIII Try to
Hrehk Tte--I'lny Two Hills
This Week.

the most exciting and CLOSELY contest
ca baseball games that Will be staged
az Eppss Park during the first half
the three games which will be pulled
OH between the kcllyites Of Petersburg
ANA the Powder Puns on Thursday and
two of the three games resulted i'm no.
decision contests and both Of the ties
VII! be played OFF during this series
n d"ubie bili viii be staged at Epps's
Park tomorrow, the first game start
ing at , o'clock and the third game
viii be played on Friday afternoon, he
slnnlng az o'clock. Saturday hos
street Park at Petersburg. when twin
performance will be staged the first
game commencin" at 2:30 o'clock. Both
teams are going at a top-notch speed
ana doubtless largc crowds VIII Witness
the series. as there is strong rivalry he
tWcen the TWO Well ha Ia ICED cluhs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

$3.50 81 ou sso '' out ers second Husnss
sieur Pierce ITO (Goose). out, third
Time. 1898 2-5. Tokay also ran.
Third-.handicap. three -year-olds and
up, six Notwithstanding rowcr ii.
tMurphyl. So. s2.30. out, first, Chai-
mcrs. ia tTaylor). $3.50. out, second;
Pr Moore. 1903 (Garncr), out. third'
Iimc. 1:l2 equals track iecortD
Cau9hill also ran.
Fourth--the breeders futurity--two-
!ear-olds. five furlongs-fiarry Kelly,
- GO. Garncr). 5000. So, out FIRST :
Wcsty Hogan, rs (Gcntry). $3.50, out,
second; Ycrmila. us tGoose) out
third. Time. :5S4-5 In new track
record. Frank Coleman and Midway
also ran.
- Fifth-pursc. two-ycar-old maidens.
I'VE furlOngs--Sard. 100 (AIurphy).
*:?o. $3.50: S220. first: Irregular, iI2
Cooper. $40, s2.2o. second: Jargon.
100 GOOSE. s2.20. third. Time. j :oi
20. Outht. +. &. Cole. Sir Haste and
.rincess McGcc also ran.
SiXth-handcap, thrce-ycar-old and
up "p;, mile and q furlong--onc Step. IA
iolence. loI tMotO. SO. out. second:
Time. 1:5o1- tncw track rccordJ.
Bryn Limah also ran.
ScNenth-scllin. three-year- and
up; mile and an eighth-IIowdy Howdy
ll3 'Andress). $40. $3.50. $3.50. first;
Communicate. LOG tHunO. IS. $3.50
second; Brookfeld. l04 (Coopcr), 1910
third. Time. l523-5 Allen Cain,
Sautcrette. Miss Kruter and Flitaway
also ran.
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JACKETS TIED FOR TITLE
WILLIAM AND MARY KEEPS
UP IN RACE BY WINNING
etents Hnmpden-Sidney nnd VIII Play
"" DrnW With Randolph Macon
Here on Mpndny.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. May 1O.-Op-
fortune hitting. perfect fielding and
'arnetts pitching combined to give
william and Mary well-deservcd, g.
"-o victory over Hampden-s Sidney here
ms AFTERNOON in-one OF the pretticst
ana fastest games OF the season.
mo Indians, by their victory, are
ned with Randolph Macon for the vir-
Rinia intercollegiate Association cham
plonship, with four games won and
Two lost. The tie will probably be
Played off at Broad Street Park, Rich
mohd. on Monday afternoon
Inc Indians scored one run each in
me hrst. the third, the fourth the
sixth and the seventh innings by close
pase-runninG and opportune swatting
Big CHIEF Garnett pitched his usual
game, though lie was not forced 10
20 the limit TO handle the Tiger bats
men, men Tho Indian captain allowed only
r ris9v hit;: one being Of the scratch va
nee hits to his credit.
IN IN no inning, did Hampden- Sidney
" oner' Ihurman got as far as third. with
faced Garnctt.
Helm started the first stanza nv
a .iaid NJ. Williams popped UP to the in
nnJ yrrtns 10 eaten iiefin OFF sec
'hd. Inc Ttserg let the ball roll past
"entcr held. and liefin scored Stryker.
Mno mad walked, was caught at The
same error
nchiner opened the third with sin
ST., "arnc,i sacrificed. and Zehmer
secret on Helms hit. Newton and
~ Williams failed to connect An
liner counter resulted In the fourth
Mn"h Stryker connected for sa fetv
S,oie second. and scored on l. Will
;Imn,sS srounder. which Lacy let get
NJ Williams scored in the sixth when
ne singled. Stryker sacrificed and Cos
20 iainmcu out a safety. The scoring
Has completed in the seventh. when
Same, doubled TO right and Holm
hastcned the game
me William and Mary student bod,
ilnn merry townspeople will journey TO
!ichmohd by special train TO see the
ne played off with Randolph Macon.
INC score:
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CLUSTER SPRINGS. VA. Nav To-
Randolph Macon Academy defeated tn.
Cluster Springs Academy this after
tors started with a rush and succeed
ed In putting nine men across the pan
before the locals stcadied down.
Dance pitched splendid ball after the
first and blankcd the visitors until the
seventh. Cluster scored one in the
second and were blanked until the
ninth. when Harris hit Il homer with
one on. Cluster closes the season in
Richmond Monday with John Marshall
High School
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Woburn. Mass November "a, 1918.
This IL as am at the present time
tsigned), MARY McCoLGAN.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS
Mir r,ix IS: Wohurn. Nov. 81. 1918.
said Mary Mcclellan. and made oath ,hnI
the above statement is true. '''''
Is'gheD d. GAGE HUNT,
Notary Public.
knees gradually Strengthened. the stiff.
ness and pain left me, and / have
given Mr.. Varney my crutches to add
TO his large collection These photo-
graphs show me as was when 7
commenced to take Var-nc-sis and
as l am to-day. L must say [ have
amazed my friends, who knew nv con
dition when started on Var-ne-sIs
IL any one doubts the facts of nv
case would be pleased to have them
write. call on me or investigate any
way they see At"
w. a. Varney, of Lynn, the discov-
erer or Van -ne-sis. says: 1T Is hard
LOT any one to believe these remark
apie statements, but any intelligent
man or woman knows ! would not
uare make them If they were not true
~ ~ every sense. 1t Is n serious matter
lot any ono to swear to false state
ment. and this woman's condition has
peen sworn to. want to meet the
man or woman who darcs to dispute
me truth OF my statements.
'ar-ne-sis Is for gale Mt Tragic
Drug Co. and all other reliable drug
sists' Get 1t now--to- day-and know
Vhat good health means Tell your
iruGGist to get Far-ne sis for you from
MS Wholesaler or send to w. A. Var
ley, Lynn. Mass.--Advt
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PHllllES SLAMMED HARD

ST LOUIS. May lO.--rhe Cardinals
s.nhmed Demaree and Bender. hard to-
10 a. Meadows relieved Doak in the
second ana held them TO three hits in
inc maj seven innings. single and
ran and Hornsby tied II for the CarelI-
nhls In the third. and in the seventh
theN reached Bender for four runs
Long. Corcoran and snyder singled
iiornsby was hit. and Meadows poled
triple to center The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Association held tonight thirteen
members OF the Virginia baseball team
were awarded letter. The men receiving
the "" were: Catcher. Rerrvmnn
Green. OF Theological Seminary. Va,
ana Richard Gwathmcy. or Louisa, Va. I;
iitchers Patrick Galloway. OF Column
ora, Va. William RiXcy. OF Charlottes-
vie. Va, and John Mccall. OF Mem
pms. Tenn: ShortStop Norborne Berke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

ley. Of Danville, Va: First Baseman
Allen Thurman. OF Columbus o.: Sec
ond Baseman j. w. Morton. OF viii
mington. y. c.: Third Baseman Well
ington Sticklcy. of Woodstock. Va:
Right Fielder Palmer Stearns. Of Wash
inEton. ID. G.: Left Fielder Edward
smith, OF Memphis. Tenn. and Captain
James White. of Macon. Ga: Charles
White. utility man, OF Macon. Ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
Totals....37 II 81 IL ] Totals....3t can
.i;attcd for Bender in eighth.

i'uiHh III t'kUtn.
ph'iadeiphia ....,.....n Ga q n o.
st. Louis ..............I OIL
SUMMARY: Duns-Bcschci. Smith Long
M'Ii.r. Corf*n t2) Hornshy. Snyder t2b,
'raVnth. I.uderus NicEon, Burns Two
base hIts-Crmvnth .'nrran. iIornsbv Three
has" htts-M"adcws. Bcschcr. Paskcrt Sac
nm" h%-i'ashcrt. stolen basc-I.onE Dou-
pie p'aE--Corhan 10 Bethel To Miller wild
litchcs-Doa's DemGree. Passed bali
i3urns hit D.: pitcher-by Bender Horns
n.y. EHscs ON hauS-nn DopiS 3 of Mead.
n'Ss OF ily!nS:ne, ]. OF Bender. l. Struck
oht.bE poah, = hJ Dc!haree. !: BY Render
y tnLlrcs. ~ DaI md Orth. TIrnn III
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Round--- $1.50---Trip
Newport News,
Buckroe, Old Point,
Ocean View, Norfolk
and Portsmouth
Cape Henry and Va. Beach,
$I.65.
= EACT TDAENJC q
3-FAST TRAINS-3
S:15 A. W.. o A. VI. and ~ xoo,

S:15 A. VI, o A. VI. and IL Noon,
All three trains stop at Ncwpor,
News, connecting with steamer for
Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Buckroc
and Ocean View passengers connect at
Old Point.
Returning, leave Ocean View every
hour until 1880 p. NJ. connecting nj
old Point with trains leaving 4:o5 T.
M. and $50 =. NJ.
Steamer leaves Norfolk p. NJ. and
L. NJ
Special Notice on Sunday. May 2sth,
win chanse OF schedule. Train now
leaving Richmond A. NJ. will leaye
$3.50 y. NJ.
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LEXINGTON RESULTS

mary Of events:
First race--sclling, three car-olds,
SIX MISUNDERSTANDING. lOG CGoose).
81 80. 81, $500. rst; Martre. 106 Nee
han). {l2. $500. second; Lucille b. los
lDismonl. Sl4.l0. third. Time, 1872 IA,
brown Velvet, Scallywag, y. c. Haley.
Sayonarra. Sharmeuse, Harold Maal-
bar and TOuss also ran
Second-selline. three-year- olds and
up. nile-Thc Grader. 10 CMurphv),
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: S PO r T S
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Continued from Eighth Page.)

Collins (2J. Fi,zpa,rici. Wilhoi; ~ S.Sni,o
Nonetchy 60. Mann. Finck to, Wijiis ms
IL,mmcIInan t3l. Safer. Ycrkcs. Two.baso
::HHts-HWil!ihS. smith. Evcrs Home runs
EliiInm"rman. without. Williams sacrinc.
M nrthcmiiins, stolen hase-Zimr.. crman bases
ON oslls-on Nehf. /: on Hughes g. Struck
oui.by Nehf. 8; BY Hughes. I: by ynurhn
- IN oy Sea:on; o. hit by pitched baiiwFits.
ou.r,n,. Ktr1Inetchy Umpircs. BYRON amt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
GAMEC0CKS TURN TABLES
ON WASHINGTON AND LEE
AIScc Pitches Good hall. but Gcts
miserable support, nnd South
Carolina Wins.

,COl.tMBtA, S. G.. May 1o.--AIgec
pitched good ball for Washington ana
Leo this afternoon. but was given mis-
south Carol ma cvened the series by
winning to-day's game, 6 to ,. the same
score prevailing n yesterdays Wash
nome run in the seventh inning.
Practically every error by the Gcucrnls
was costly. The Virginians play Dav-
iuson college at Davidson, s. C., to-
morrow. The score:
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junior Climbers w,tnpc,,.

nc Iunior Climbers won out in the
ii'Hth inning from the Little Stars YES.
tern"H by u score of Is Ia l2 The
feature OF the game was the fielding
OF the clinl hers
batteries climhers-M Shocket. Fra
ken and =. Shocket Brown. stare
Med'eaof, StringburG and Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

>, VK.NNGE, va: May l0.--Woodherry
Forest defeated stanton Military
Academy here Holiday in Il SLOW ran,c
by the score Of 10 10 g. The visitors
could DO nothing against sullivan
iEcy made their rurs in the sixth In
young pitcher ne "'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

Ti,,I,,, ,i tE r..
Rarnpuo n .Sidnry % q a :"
summary: Runs--Iichin. VI Wulf.n.s
Salh kcr, Lchmer 81. rwo-bas hi,-Ich,n.r
,h'.itce hitS- Siryh.r. Garnet 90 Wilson
snctlnee hy-S"wton. stolen bagcs-u.r,i,,
e., Strykcr. Thurman % Double ,lln".-
SSr!hci 20 NJ Williams to T. W,ilia m.
SStryErr 10 ". W:ilaius: Safer 20 'rl,;IrT,.nu
Ehrncu runs-Wilium aud May . Rasn.
IN hmis-oH Garnet. |: on rinton !, III,
n% ",'hsr-by Garneu. tSu,.r,: .,y Tin
.hn. fNewtonb. Struck out--hv Gs-rc,,
:, y! i'ptoh T. Icft on WIFE I'm nnI
NJ, W BY liainpdcn Sidney > Tim.
i.SN Umpire. E'dEup.th 49,
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e. Only the Very Best Coaches will be
FUSED In the special Sunday excursion
strain which the Norfolk and Western
-wlll put on next Sunday, May 18th.
wEverybody knows what the Cannon
Ball Is. Tickets good on either train.
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'Hc .tpoNe statement Is true.
tsigned) ID. GAGE HUNT,
Notary Public.
Yes, 1t is true that I am now able
to go about the house without assist
ance. do my own work, sewing. etc.
without any trouble, and | give all the
credit TO Nar-ne-sis, after eminent
specialists pronounced my case incur
able. They told me there was no help
Tor me, but wanted to operate on one
knee | have had this condition for
twelve years, and for four years was
unable to walk, except with the aid of
cfutches when ] would drag my feet
along the floor I could not dress NV
self, and had TO be lifted from the bed
10 q chair. For one long, dreary year
never left my room. except to have
an N-ray Oh! it is terrible TO think
what have gone through. NV
strength failed rapidly. the stiffness
In almost every joint gave me great
pain and the chalky deposits in my
joints looked like large punches. In
spite OF treatment by the hest spe-
cialists, / grew worse but l must say
1t was not their fault, for they tried
everything they could think of to |
help me.
"One day l picked up a paper ana
road about wonderful cure ynr-ne
sis had made and ! decided to try II. \
From then on began to improve, my
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11

o'o,e oS INNINGS Il.
Washington and Lee. 10000. ion-2
South Carolina. ...... OiSOno -
Runs--Bagiey. Harrison, nigce Chandler
clark, Horton 60. Scaborn. Eizcy stolen
basen--ljorton Seaborn I2l. Barret ~,
Jones. Sacrifice hits-Vance. Sims Horton
wo-baAe hit-Chandier. Home runs-Ai-
gee. Struck out--hy Newton. ~ Bases an
bals--or Alsee 9 Wild pitch-New,ou
Passed balls-Scaborn. Galloway LET, ON
bases-Washtnrton ~an,l Lee. .: South Caro-
una. 3. Time Of game. ISL. Umpire
Weir ''f' ~
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TEAM GETS LETTERS

Thirteen Players ut Virginia Honorcd
at Meeting of General Athletic
ASsOcinfIon.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May 10
Al meeting OF the General Athletic
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Atlantic Coast Lin,
The Standard Rallroud of thu south

TN . EIEEEEGTIXE APRIL .. 1915.
For Florida and South: S:is
e:35 p. NJ, 1880 A. NJ - an"
For Norfolk: 6l5 A. NJ s.uo NJ -,
p. ~. .4:vo p. NJ. t4:IO r. M. 1a' s'o'
f T A. S:o 8 ". ny West: s:l5 A. NJ. o,Su
For Petersburg: 1850 A. M. s.16 ),
S;lS n a; NJ; s:o9 A; NJ. t:to A. A.. s.u I'D
JAP L. NJ s:.6 =. Nj. li:5o r. NJ 3 A.,
=, For Godsboro and fayetteviIle: 1900 y
For Hopeweii: Sis a. NJ, .1:ls p Al.
1919 r. ~. s:l5 p. NJ. w.
ela A.. NJ, s:ld A. NJ. s:aI A. II. a. ~;
A. A.; '2:lo T. AZ. mao P. ~, s:iT ~
p p:'S r. NJ. 7:|5 p. ~. $500 p. NJ, J.! :;
Except Sunday. tsunday only.
lime OF arrival and departure and c,.,.
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Confined to Room Year by Severe Form Of
matism---C Claims Health
Restored by Var-ne-sis
BROTHER A DRUGGIST AMAZED AT RECOVERY


'T called athttis
hown
was the lives at "a Main o,
he said: ~ - -'''"
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South Gurollnn.

Totals ..35 10 Ii u Totals 80 5e7 .
stated for Galloway I'm ninth.
tBatted for Gregg in ninth
Iran for Young in ninth
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Richmond and Chesapeake Bay RaiIyay comn

Richmond FI: and Chesapeake Bay Railway Comp !!
shpersel!lg Schedule of April IL. iu
Schedule Subject to Change WithoutC, :.
Notice.
=, trains leave Richmond bs6:5o A. NJ .7",
NJ, bs A. NJ, A. A.. 40 A. NJ, TIA. NJ
l. =. NJ. +: NJ. r. NJ. b. r H., 6:so p
Al. las Z. 81. AA' ~ r
=, Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ, b.7 A
~ noon. 81 2. A.. P. NJ. p. n. p
~, ps:2o r. A.. $40 y. NJ. 7;lO r.
ssCasries baggage. DAILY except Sunday
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Norfolk & Western Ra;Ixva )

ONLY ALL-RAiL LINE TO NORFoLK
Schedule In effect January 3. 1sie
:, Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond' Eoe
+. NJ, $500 +. ST. - 's'V"
ZIP a; NJ. $3.50 A. NJ. $500 + M .S;I
I. NJ. Local 10 Grove, '6:a5 +. NJ 80
=, arrive Richmond from Norfolk: sI1:4o a
~. 'd:2s r. NJ. '9:UO p. NJ, Ill :ao p "a "a
From tho west: '6:l6 A. NJ. .s:s7 M "A.
L. NJ - H'. "'o"
, Daily. tDaily except Sunday. ,supouy
". b. BEv1LL. w. G sAuunr..
T. NJ. Roanoke. @. p. A., Roanota
z. II. BOSLEY, d. p. A. RfchnNnS W 80
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sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY. =
WHO HraEEasSlra kaIl

Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac R. R.
hIe iIes x.li.rM al I.yat-psay
y. ~ ~ A. t!!a aa.|lt bt'I F71 Il. i.JoN
tllsi q. t3ss II. .5H a. ss:M q . IS ~
tS.1oPM ItIlisR ts.ss H.
.. :' 4: g =. ~ tsal I, .t 1 ans r. So
fnir 70 LiIssi lnss vttl iln w. sSje N s,s 3"
u. Is 80 III, 5.2N 49, Wv 'n
'sdI s. 9a. tJnia sb sss ts.. ND, s., IN .. I,,,
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INTERuRBAN TIME TABLE

First ear leaves Guthrie $50 o'clock
a. m. and every hour thereafter up 10
1850 y, N.
Cars leave oklahoma CITY lor
cnthrie al 500 o'clock IN. aud eV
cry hour thereafter UP TO II O'CLOCK
p. m The last ear Tor Gu'u'"
caves at LAO p. N.
Rates One way tu Genus. lsoun"
trip sll0. Round trip SUNDAY SioO.
Transfers issued for and from IN
telurban cars good on Guthrie ana
Oklahoma city local cars.
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MONEY TO LOAN

WE HAVE 100000 to loan on farms
at low rate OF interest, long time
eesy payments. Drop in and have
n talk with us. Ii costs nothing ana
may prove valuable to you PennocN
& Son Realty Co., Rooms 8 and Z o'
er Rucker-Burton store.
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TOWEL SUPPLY
Towels and aprons Of all Kinds rus
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before you buy u. ID, CrayS.
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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-11-14

. Court House News

Papers filed recently with the coun
ty clerk have been:
Deed, May Josephine Wells, ct nd
to ]. W. Brown, 271.O69 acres oil
James McClain D, L. C. number 50
$aO.
Co-partnership articles, Roderick
w. Haddock, W. d. Smith, j, W.
Cook, Walter Rasmussen. John Os-
born and Virgil DeCosta, Of lndepen-
dence, to operate under the name OF
the "Dry Process of Mining Com
pany." The capital of the company
has been placed at $4,000.
Warranty deed, Omer 7. Murphy
ct ux, to L. Fl. Derry, 345.O6 acres,
$500.
Sheriff's deed John W. Orr to Da-
vid ]. Grant, part of d. L. c. of John
Sheldon and wife, notification number
6S32, claim number Al. 7. s S. r. 6
w.
Quit claim deed, Thomas A. Neil
downey. ct ux, to William Fl. Neil
downey, so acres, $40, Y. 9 S. R. 5
W.
Quit claim deed, Frank f. Neil
downey to Thomas A. McEldowney,
60.17 acres, T. 9 S. r. 5 W, $40.
Quit claim deed, w. H. McEldow-
ney, ct ux, to Thomas A. McEldow-
ney,. 6O.17 acres in T. 9 S. R. 5 W.,
$40.
Tax deed, John W. Orr to F. J.
McGee, 20 acres in section IA, T. 8
S. R. 6 W. 20 acres, $780,.
Deed, Jennie A. Kirk, ct nd, to
August Huckestein, ct ux, lots II. IS,
"a and 25, block "E," West Salem,
81.
Quit claim deed, Thomas A. Neil
downey, ct uy, to William H. Nc
Eldowney, so acres in T. 9 S. r. W.,
Sl0.
Deed, City of Falls City to City of
Dallas, undivided one half interest in
lots %, "a, 26, q, 2S, 30, 80, 81 and
32, block "R," first addition to Falls
City, $500.
Gift deed, W. A. Shannon to Sar-
ah Shannon, 530.54 acres in Benton
and Polk counties.
Warranty deed. James C. Murphy,
ct Tx, to J. A. Kirk, lots II, IS, "a
md 25, block "E," West Salem.
Grant deed, Maude A. McKinnon, !
1t nd, to VIII Peyree and John Pey-
zee, part of d. L. C. of 0. F. Burch !
md wife, claim number 80, notifica-
ion number 1920, sections 4 and 8, |
|. 9 S. R. 4 W., 9S.6 acres.
c. L.. Crider has filed suit against
edward Cochran to collect money.
Warranty deed, Temperance House
Seek, ct hd., to Edwin J. Stringer.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-11-14
NAME STANDARD SCHOOLS.
Eight in Polk County Meet State Re
Quirements.

Eight high schools in Polk county
have met all the requirements pre-
scribed by the state board Of educa-
ton for standard high schools, ac-
corGing to information received Sat
urday by County School Superinten-
dent Reynolds. These schools are
Airlie district No. 16, Ballston joint
district No. 9, Bethel district No. II,
Dallas district No. 3, Falls City dis
trict No. 81, Independence district
No. 80, Monmouth district No. 13
and Perrydale district No. 81. The
state board of education is composed
Of Governor Withycombe, Secretary
of State Ben W. Olcott and Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction J. A.
Churchill.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-11-14
Dancing Club Meets.

The younger folks stepping party
held at the w. o. W. hall, Friday
evening was successful affair. About
- couples were present. Thechaper-
ons OF the evening were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Craven, Mr.. and Mrs. J.R
Craven, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. l. Chenoweth
and Mrs. Edith Plank The club plans
to meet again in two weeks.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-11-14

$40, lot one, block 13, E. 4. Thorp'S
addition to town of Independence.
W. w. Dodge has filed suit against
George Tobin to collect money.
Laura Hurd had fled suit against
Stiles Hurd for divorce.
A marriage license has been issued
to Frank r. Garner to marry c. Ma
thella Boslar.
L. H. Derry has given mortgage
on lands in Benton and Polk counties
to Edward A. Thurston to secure a
loan of $15,375.
Crandall and Roberts are now ex-
porting the county's books. A re-
port upon the city's books is expect
ed to be made when S. L. Roberts re-
turns from a short trip to Portland
Miss Bessie Roberts and W. b. McCoy
are assisting Mr.. Roberts in the au-
dit Of the county accounts.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-11-14
5nrtptu
Honors Ninetieth Birthday.

A surprise dinner party was given
Mrs. Margaret Peterson Sunday, by
her children, grand children, great
grand children, and friends, in hon
or of her ninetieth birthday. Twen-
ty-five were present, including Mrs,
G. Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Donaldson, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Don
aldson, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Donald
son and family, Miss Emma Shedeck
and Sydney Lloyd of Salem, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Bollman and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Helge Lindahl and family,
Mrs. Margaret Peterson, Mrs. Louise
Peterson and Oscar Peterson of this
city.