Polk County observer., June 10, 1913, Page TWO, Image 2

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POLK COUNTY OBSERVER
COURT HOUSE PICK-UPS
MBS. SWARTS DIES SUDDENLY
Expires from Attack of Apoplexy
Court Items, Real Estate
Farm Names Filed and
News Briefly Told.
After Illness of 8ix Honrs.
Transfers, I Mrs. Mary K. Swarts. of Portia
Ore., died at the home ot lx-r tau.
1.
na lirowti. r.jinors, and also si! a!I ;
other persons., or "parties nr.knowa
elaircinz any rijjbt, title, t-itate.i
lien or interest in the real estate
Other
ter,
'lion,
Real Estate. j
Clemant A. Ramsey et ax to John !
II. Lockman, 2fi acres in 7-5, $10. i
Laura B. Ramsey to Clement A.
Ramsey, land in Dallas, $10. i
Chan. M. Walker et ux to Clement j
A. Ramsey, land in Dalian. $10. ;
H. Hirsehberg to Eva Wood, land
in Independence, $10. j
E. II. Lorenee et al to F. A. Bow- j
ersox, land in Monmouth, $10. '
Kebeeca Hunt et hd to En- B.
Beeker et ux, lot V. 17, 18. 19 and j
20, Block J, West Salem, $2000. .
Jacob IIanon to Kmraa F. Han-j
mn, 10 acres in 7-5, $10. j
T. J. ('berrinjrton to Martha J.
Clanfield, land in Itallax, .2-4W.
Ir. T. A. Dunn, near Polk fa-:To Vivian
Monday morning?, June 0, of j Gladys
apoplexy, after an illness of six j Brown,
hours. Funeral service will be Ii Id
at the Dunn home tomorrow moni'ri
at 9:30 o'eloek conducted by Rev. I), i
Lester Fields, of the Metholis! j
church, and interment will take ;
place in the Ie Minion cemetery.
Salern. ;
Deeased was born in LockHil.,
III., May 2.'. 140. She was marrH ;
Mareli 4, IWJ, to Alonzo Swarts v-:
came to Oregon with her husband the
arne year, settling on a fann m-ir
Salem. For the past few years tdic
had lived with her dausrnters
Portland and onlv recently .came
SesenbeJ m the complaint herein..
Defendants. , i
Jordan, Pear! Jordan.
Jordan, Ethel Jordan. Yearl ;'
Roy Brown and Edna
Brown, minors, and also all other j
persons or parties unknown claim-1
in? ai:y right, ti lie. estate, lien ori
interest in the real estate deserib-i
ed in the complaint herein, de-f,
fendants above named: ;
In the .Vame of the State of Ore-:
?on : You are hereby required to'
appear and answer the amended'
jotnplaint filed against you in the!
above entitled Court and suit with-;
in Ax weeks from the date of the I
first publication of this summons, to-I
iui wit: on or before the 18:h day ofj
to June, 101. X and if vou fail so to- an-!
A. McKirmon et
Lynott, 98.0 acres
hd
in
to;
9-4. '
Maude
Mary 0.
$980.
Finlev Morrison et al to
Reid, land in 7-6 and 7, $1.
James H. Davidson et ux to J. C.
Nuckolls, one-half acres in C-3, $10.
Paul R. Alexander et ux to Ver
non J. Brown, land in Independence,
$10.
V, A. Heath to Vernon J. Brown,
land in Independence, $10.
C. R. Gibson et ux to Vernon J.
Brown, land in Independence, $10.
Chas. B. Whaley et ux to J. X.
Pesterfield et ux, land in 7-4. $1000.
Ellen Spner et al to S. E. Rickards
et ux, 10 acres in 6-0, $1.
). W. McBee et ux to W. P. Me
Bee, land in 8-5, $10.
W. P. McBee et ux to . W. and
N. M. McBee, land in 8-5, $10.
X. E. Foster et ux to Ernest W.
Riddell, 10 acres in 8-5, $2100.
Martha J. and D. K. Brannan to
Pearl J. Brannan, lot l.'f, block C,
West Salem, $1.
Martha J. Brannan et hd to Pearl '
J. Heise et hd, land in West Salem, j
$10. !
II. L. Lipp et ux to 11. R. Jones,
24.70 acres in 6-7, $1000.
Daniel T. Thomas et ux to B. Oil
man, acres in n-: arid r, ti''
Probate.
Estate of John S. Martin, objeet
ion of executors and of Mary E. Ba
ker to admeasurement or dower,
Hustained; Charles Kums, John
Booth and Robert McDonald appoint
ed commissioners to assign dower
Yamhill county and J. E. Richter, J
M, Grant and F. E. Meyer to assign
dower in residence proiierty in Dal
las.
Estate of Silas D. Coats; L. D
Brown appointed guardian ad litem
for minor heirs, real estate ordered
sold.
Estate of Ellinor Haines, apprais
ers appointed
Estate of John M. Rhodes: will
admitted to probate ; Jasper E
Rhodes appointed executor, bond ap
proved and filed in sum of $12,000,
letters issued; F. M. Smith, II. D
Htaats and J. R. ('raven appoints
appraisers.
New Suits.
L. D. Brown vs. Wm. M. Lyle, et
al, foreclosure of tax lien.
Edirar M. Brown vs. James M
Brown, foreclosure of tax lien.
R. A. Campbell vs. L. E. Braley,
action for money.
Marriage Licenses.
Carl D. Anderson to Hazel Webb.
Horace Chancy to Mildred Hartley
Winifred H. Ball to Tennie I).
Chaiiey.
Franklin E. Buffurn to Vclma
Smith.
Claudo Richardson to Millie Mor
gan.
Joe Hudson to
Thomas Daniel
A. Rioth.
Klever N. Wood to Chine (
Palmer.
Dallas to sjyftid the summer with i.er swer the said
daughter, when the final summon-, thereof the pi;
came. She appeared as well as us-j said Court and
! ual Sundav and ate a hearty supper; you as praved for in the said com
complaint, for want ;
intiff will apfily to
take a decree against , Thp famnna ,urh,o mtr Pon r nh nr. f tha f nnteH TinndT
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that night. She retired at the usual plaint, to wit:
time but about 3 o'clock she was 1. That you be required to set
'stricken by the attack that ended in; forth the nature of your claims in
William death. Medical attention was sum-j and to that certain parcel of land
' r,.t. ,...! l.nt in triitA of fill that eotl I d i Ab-p ri Vir..1 r i: frjliu- ti-iti-if-
of the country who will appear at tl.o Dallas Chautauqua,
teed attraction, and the patrons of the chautanqna are sure of a treat in
is a guaran-
gradually wore
be done she grew
I until the end.
; Decea.-d is survived by five chil
dren as follows: Mrs. Iiora Thur
j man and Mrs. I). E. Janzen, of Port
'land: Mi's. Fred Collins, of Salern:
ter Swarts. of Riddles, Ore.
Unfoolable Father.
I ucd to do xime little tricks my father i
d Approved. j
Would play with toon he'd put in place ;
and eald should not be movtd, I
rin flaKlncy a.h.n hu'A r.f-tlntH nut mriTrttt ?
wcseds amonii the corn 1 scribe
Do all the bad things boys have done
since first a boy was born.
I never stopped to figure that he'd bad
boyhood too.
I used to think I'd fool my dad, but now
I know he knew. j
Emilia Horn.
McCalin to Teresa
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CHAUTAUQUA NOTES.
Sonione suggested that we have
"Chautaiuua Clciiu up Day" just
before the opening of our coming
Chautiiuuit. Let everyone have his
yard looking tip top for our visitors.
Good idea!
It takes sixly-three people to carry
on our Chautauqua this year. A
large number of these are inrluded
in the inemlwrs of the While City
Band. The 'liniilauiti;i tent to be
used here will sent 2000 people.
The price of season tirkels is to be
ruised on the opening day id' Chan
taiupia. "Save that I i 11 v cents."
Yes, tiie White Cilv 'Band will
undoul.te.lly play "William 'JVII."
The first cornet Ut in the White
City Band gels $100.00 hi ueek and
his exxnses. (. i, hind lo be some
plHVer.
The Cliiciigo Male quartet canies
mi excellent sal of Ih-I!s for their
Ih-11 ringing in their evening cotieetl.
Newell Dwiclit llillis ehundi in
BriMiklvn has had Clnipiii's "Abra
linm l.ini'oln" produced Iwire lor its;
large audiences. i
Marie I In I. it Deil, the girl humor
ist, will make us loosen our Ix-lls
till her humor on the fifth day of,
I lie t 1 1 a u r u 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ,- . Mie is known a
the fiiriuiest cut in Canada. Her
home is in Torotitn.
Beginning at the Southwest cor
ner of the Samuel L. Campbell and
wife Donation Land Claim, Noti
fication Xo. 2273, Claim No. C4. in
Township 8 South, Range 5 West
of the Willamette Meridian, in
Mrs. T. A. Dunn, of Dallas and Wal-! Polk Count v. State of Oregon;
running tnence .North l.i.i chains ;
thence East 25 chains; thence
South 28.75 chains, and thence
West 25 chains to the place of be
ginning, containing 71.87 acres ;
more or less. !
-the same being the real estate de-'
in said complaint, and that
all adverse claims which vou or anv
i of vou may have thereto rnav be de-1
terrnincd bv a decree of said Court. I
2. That bv said decree it be de
clared and adjudged that vou have !
He knew that when his back was turned j n" sfate nor interest whatever in or :
: to sani lanns or premises, and that
j the title of the plaintiff thereto is
good and valid; and
! 'A. That you be forever enjoined
; and debarred from asserting any
claim whatever in or to said land or
j any part thereof adverse to plaintiff,!
land that plaintiff may have such oth
j er relief as may seern meet with
equity.
This summons, by an order of the
Honorable William Galloway, Judge
of the above entitled Circuit Court,
made at chambers in Dallas, Oregon,
suit taxed and allowed at $27.00 and ;
accruing eosts and expenses upon i
said execution, I will on i
Saturday, the 12th d2y of July, 1913, !
at the hour of 1 o'clock P. M. ofj
said day at the West door of the!
Court House in Dallas. Polk Count v. ' execution of the mortsraire herein, to
Oregon, sell at public auction to the wit: the 10th day of November,
highest bidder for cash in hand on '. 1911, in, of and to said mortgaged
day of sale, all the right, title, inter- premises and every part and parcel
est and estate which said defendant theix-of; the said real property here-
E. H. Wiedeman, Bessie Wiedeman
and James Dougherty, (or either of
them, if more than one), or nil
i sons claiming under said de
fendant, (or either of them, if
more than one), subsequent to the
! inhefore mentioned s .lescnlie.l m
said execution as follows o-wil .
, iwnmi,,"- at, a point H.M ' ."h
' " , 1T,...I ..I Hill
.Hid o.lil ennuis ttcsi. u. -
of till) J . 1'. Jioim
48, in Township 8
I West of Hie Wil-
Soutli and .
'Northwest cornci'
cr I). L. C. No.
.South of liniigr
linnet ti1
Oregon
(hence
North 7
Meridian, m ' ollc l""ul-v'
thence Smith KUiti chains;
West; (i.."10 dm ins: I hence
11. i u 'IT ..ixiiiw
rees wesi n..n n.o...,
thence North' 18i2 degrees West
8.38 chains;, thence East 10.04 dmim
lo the place of beginning, conUiinin.
12.75 acres more or less. "
Said sale being made Subject U
redemption in the manner provided
by law.
' Dated this 31st day of May, lf)13.
J. M. GRANT, '
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon
fi-3 7-8.
!
I 1
I'd work a little less
Than when he stayed about me with his
rigid watchfulnens;
fie knew his orders roused In me a little
streak of mule.
Was he not once as young aa I and quite
as big a fool?
And so, although he held his peace, the
thing I say Is true:
I used to think I fooled my dad, but now
I know he knew.
agree ,
Now I've some chicks who don't
with all their father's laws.
This dlsobeying'a not the Joke I once be
lieved It wailr
We see their rattle brained mistakes
ujiuu!i vvm ui cum. i ,, .... -, , 1,1'
The wisdom crop wjthln those eyes Is j ' the oth day of May, 101.S, is serv
wutered oft with tears. ed upon you by the publication there-
Some day when puzzling o'er their own j f once a week for a period of six
they'll sigh and 'twill be true
"We used to think We fooled our dad, but
now we know he knew."
-Strickland Uillilan in Leslie's Weekly.
Needed a Witness.
The lovely but wealthy girl wag so
surprised at the declaration of love
and offer of marriage from the Imfie
cunlou but nervy young man that she
could think of no more sulphltic reply
than the recently shelf worn:
"I I'll be a ulster to you!"
"Thank you," answered the suitor
promptly. "Will you repeat that be
fore wltnoRses?"
"Why?"
"Never fplnd why. You gay you will
be a sister to me. If there Is no other
witness In the bouse summon your fa
ther. I demand It. In fact, I should
prefer to have him hear It"
I'apa was summoned, and the young!
man continued:
! consecutive weeks immediately prior-
to the I8th day of June, 1913, in the '
j Polk County Observer, a newspaper;
I of general circulation printed weekly j
at Dallas, in said Countv. j
The date of the first publication !
of this summons is May 0th, 1913. I
OSCAR IIAYTER. j
5-0 0-7 Attorney for plaintiff.
NOTICE OF SALE. j
Notice is hereby given that by vir-j
tne of an execution and order of '
sale duly issued out of the Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon, fori
Polk County, on the 12th day of I
May, 1013, upon a judgment and or-j
der of sale of attached property !
duly given and made by said Circuit i
Court on the 12th day of May, 1013,
in a certain action then pending in
said Court, in which Clarence Hoot
In Order That Everybody
rTT'rr1 Tff-fi '(ffifl"3fi?!si
moo
"I nronosed for vonr daughter's hand. I was iilaintlll and ( . M. Oviatt, was
She refused ma But she promised to
be a sister to me. I am now a member
of the family. Leave me out of your
will at your peril. Good night!"
Later be became a member of the
Arm. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Division.
"The Joneses so In for a lot of fuss
and feathers."
Yea. Jones gets the fuss and
wife the feathers." Town Topics.
his
vhich judgment is in fa-1
plaintiff, ami against the
ant, commanding me tot
1 property hereinafter!
execution described, l!
Not a Bit Slesux.
thin skirted girl In IJordeaux
Wouldn't wear petticoats oh. dear, neauzl
She'd go out In the sun.
And she'd say, "This Is fun.
But I hope that my ankles don't sheaux."
Cincinnati Enquirer.
their
Swift Advance In Culture.
Stelln Her parents ate wttb
knives
Belle And she en Li through her nose.
New York Sun
lefeiidant.
vor id' said
said defem
sell the rei
and in suit
will, on j
Saturday, June 28th, 1913, j
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. in., ofj
said day, at the front door of the!
Court House in the City of Dallas, j
in said County of Polk, sell at pub-j
lie auction to the highest bidder, lor
cash in hand on day of sale subject
to continuation by said Court, and
subject to redemption as provided In
law, all the right, title and interest,
which the said defendant C. M. Ovi
att had on the 2Nth day of March,
llll.'S, or has since acquired or now
jMOO
In order that every man and woman in
Dallas may benefit by the unusual, oppor
tunity of buying such property as we are
offering in Millerst we have decided for a
short time to offer these lots which are
selling at the ridicuously low price of
$125 to $175, on terms of $10.00 down
$10.00 per Month with no interest on
deferred payments.
Now altogether! Everybody boost for
and buy at Millerst. It will be worth
double before you get it paid for in a
little over a year.
MOM
HOTEL GAIL
DALLAS DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
P. A. TAYLOR, Agent
DALLAS, OREGON
Leal blanks for sale at this otitic
DOUBLY NtOVEN.
'd loir.
SURELY DANISHES
CATARRH
YlnTe there's catarrh the
thousand of catarrh gvrius.
cannot get rid of catarrh unless ou
kill tb genus.
Vou cannot kill tlinn mith stomach ;
tnedirinc) or pray U-catise they
can't ret where perm at. j
Yoa ran kill thee genus with cent.
Observer Readers Can No
Doubt the Evidence.
This grateful citizen lestilii
ago.
Told of iiiii-k reliefof undoubt
ed benefit.
The facts are now coiilii med.
Such testimony is complete the
evidence conclusive.
It forms convincing proof of merit.
j Mrs. I.ydia Pears D St..McMiun-
I ville. Ore., says: "I do not hesitate
I to recommend I bum's Kidney Pills
ins 1 conider them mi excellent rem
' cdy. 1 suffered a great deal from
kidney trouble and acute pains in
the small of my back. I was also
subject to headaches and felt tired
I nearly all the time. I tried a uuni
, Imt of preparations but was mil re
lieved until 1 bagau using Doan's
Kidney Pills. In a short time there
I was an improvement and I continued
takiiiL' this reined V until I was five
from kidney disciiM'." (Statement
given August. l!M7.)
j Soma Two Yeaxa Later,
re's i Mrs. Pearson continued her form
Voti er statement saving: "The testi
monial I gave publicly rceoiuiiieiid
ing Doan's Kidney Pills in l!'0 was
correct. This remedy btlH'd me a
great deal and I am glad to say so. "
For le bv all dealers. Price ";l
Kostcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
has, in and to the following describ
ed real property, to-wit : Ninety
(DIM feet off of the East end of Lots
Seven (7) and Might (H) in P.lock
No. Twciily-tltreo ('23) in Henry
Hill's Town of Independence, Coun
ty of Polk, State of Oregon, and
more particularly described as begin
ning al the Northeast corner of said
Lot No. Might ( H ) in said P.lock No.
Tu-enl v-thi'ce C' t) 1111111111'' thence
Longer j Wcs-t Ninety (!MI) feet, on the North
i side or line oi sum iiiock, inence
South one hundred and thirty-two
j (1321 feel to the South line of said
j Lot No. Seven (7) in said lllock ;
I thence Mast. Ninety (W) feet, to the
I Southeast corner of said Lot Seven
1(7), thence North one hundred and
'thirty-two (132) feet to the place of
'beginning, together with the tene-
incuts and appurtenances thereto be
longing or in anv wise apH'rtaining.
Dated this '2 llii .lav of Ma v. l!M3.
J. M. (iKANT.
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon, i
27C.-21
Prices to Suit the Pocket
book. $25 up.
Our wheels are standard
made machines and fully
guaranteed. If you are
looking for a bicycle come
to our shop. We will con
vince you of quality and
price
L. B. HIXSON, Jr.,
(Successor to Lee Smith)
315 Main Street, Dallas, Oregon
Phone 1072
Ilooth'a HYOMKI, a pern trating. an
tiseptic, balsamic air that you
brratbc a few time day directlv
over tb raw, tore, genu infested
membrane. It bea not contain nior
phin or any habit forming drug.
For catarrh, croup, cough, and
bronohitia I! VOX! EI i oI. on money
bck plan br Conrad Stafriu. Com
plete outfit. 100. hitra bottle ot
Booth'a HYOMEI if aftenrarda
needed, only 50 ccnta. Just breathe
it no stomach dotting.
New York, oole agents for the I'nit
cd States.
Kemenibcr the name Doan's and
take no other.
Summon.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Polk Countv.
No. 4203.
Henry G. Campbell. Plaintiff, v.
Vivian Jordan. Pearl Jordan,
(iladvs Jordan, Ethel Jordan.
Yearl Brown, hoy ilrown and Ed-jibe
Sheriff '8 Notice of Sale in Foreclos
ure. Notice is herebv given, that bv vir-
' tue of an execution and order of sale
i duly issued out of the Circuit Court
: of the Slate of Oregon, for the Coun
jty of Polk, on the 31st day of May.
l!13. and to mo directed, upon a
(judgment and decree duly rendered
by said Coii't on the loth day of
(March. PM3. and which judgment
j was enrolled and docketed in t lie of
! tice of the Cleik of said Court on the
I2ih day of March, 1:U3. in a certain
! Miit then pending in said Court,
wherein II. M. Perry, plaintiff, re
covered judgment and decree againi
, E. II. Wiedeman. I'cssie Wiedeman
and .James Dougherty, defendants,
i and by which execution and order of
I sale 1 mil commanded to sell the real
jproeity in said execution and here-;
! inafler dcscrilx-d. !o satisfy plain-;
j lilt's jiidgtnen! hen in. to-wil : The
:stim of ?l..Vil wild interesl thereon1
j at the rale of cr cent. er annum ;
from the !'th day of November, l'.'ll.
I until paid, and the further sum of
l"s as Attorney's fee together with;
eoi and disbursements of said ,
For Twentieth Century Printing coma
to the Office of the
Polk County
Observer
Its The Home of Good Printini
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UNTIL
JUIE
18th
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BY
W
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A week ago Dr. Toel announced that after hm intv. .
cept new patients for treatment. Sin ta a 1 ?'
operations and trpntmpnfc C t the" a namber have come for
He will . .I " ' na; e t0 st longer yet in Dallas.
M..tyw v UL r ix i f i r" TrnnrA-i t
"Onf T s-n.
Daas ur,n he has the ZtT "
See his other notices in this paper
Come Before June 18th
PUEE FOOD LAW reotttptT 2
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PPJXTED WRAPPERS
ON BUTTER.
Under the Pure Food Law a'I
butter made for market rr.j-t Ie
proixrly stamped with ran:? of
maker, chir.2 also -ii:i.t of t' e
rolls. The Observer i repared
to furnish these uraj per- 13
short notice at a reasoaVe
price and neat'y printed. Fir
full inforrcation fall vjn or
address.
Tfce OteerTer. Or
4.4.,
When yoa think of Hour or sav Flour, say
"OREGON'S BEST"
Dallas off km-. Cl -J in . J n .r.
s.i-n lira L. inu s
Made nrht h-rm i.
nt in etrv ir.
"tatioa for Llcbt aid w k i noam f noted for their fine rep-
Br- ' it to OREGON'S
try a sack.
SWEENEY BROS., Millers
wallas, OREGON