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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1914)
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17th, 1914. THE TWICE-A-WEEK POLK COUNTY OBSERVER THREE DIRECTORY OF SCHOOL OFFICERS AND TEACHERS OF POLK CO., 1913-1914 ' (continued from Tuesday, Feb. 10) DISTRICT NO. 13 MONMOUTH Board Address W. A. Wood .Monmouth O. A. Wolverton . , j Monmouth . .Monmouth . .Monmouth Census, 219 Address Monmouth Monmouth Monmouth Monmouth Ira C. Powell. A. J. Haley, Clerk Valuation, $490,080.00 Special levy, 6 mills Teacher , Salary E. L. Keezel, Prin (122 Miss Armllda Doughty. 76 Miss Margaret MoCoakey 70 T. H. Gentle Mlsa Alice Mcintosh 50.12 Monmouth Miss Katherlne Arbuthnot. , . . 66.12 Monmouth Miss Grace M. Davis 50.12 Monmouth Mlsa Olive L. Dawson - 66.12 Monmouth DISTRICT NO. 14 SCROGGINS lolut-Yamhlll County Board Address J. U. Foreste Sheridan Adam Outbroad , .Sheridan Roy Graves Sheridan E. M. Graves, Clerk , Sheridan Valuation, $30,420.00 j Census, 9 Special levy J DISTRICT NO. 15 ORCHARDS Board i Address A. May ......Dallas, R. 1 H. Voth. v Dallas, R. 1 F. H. Fawk Dallas, R. 1 A. W. Fink, Clerk ....Dallas. R. 1 Valuation, $60,133.00 Census, 56 - Special levy, 2 ?J mills Teacher-i ' ; t 1; . Salary Address Miss Carolyn Oohrke 60 .Dallas, R. 1 DISTRICT SO. 16 AIRLIE Board ' Address J. F. Ulrich Alrlle Win, Shewey Alrlle John Wienert Alrlle Percy Hadley, Clerk .Alrlie Valuation, $247,685.00 Census, 103 Special levy, 5 mills Teacher Salary Address E. M. Haley, Prin 96 Alrlle Miss Mary Whitney 66 '.Alrlle Miss Pearl Snedeker.. 60 Alrlle Miss Mary A. Ewlng 60 Alrlle DISTRICT NO. 17 BETHEL Board Address T. J. Graves McCoy G. A. Shields McCoy O. L. Richards McCoy J. P. Sears, Clerk McCoy Valuation, $248,339 Census, 84 Special levy, 5 mills Teacher Salary Address W. A. Johnson, Prln ,...$100 McCoy Miss Pheobe Wyatt 60 .McCoy Miss Ava Shields 60 McCoy Miss Daphne Richards 50 McCoy DISTRICT NO. 18 POLK STATION V Board Address Mrs. Emma Dunn ......Dallas, R. 1 P. F..Friesen Dallas, R. 1 C. B. Teats Dallas, R. 1 T. A. Dunn, Clerk Dallas, R. 1 Valuation, $98,036.00 Census, 42 Special levy, 1 mill Teacher Salary Address Miss Norma Holman 56 .Dallas, R. 1 ' DISTRICT NO. 19 OAK GROVE Board Address Thad Stevens ...Rickreall Seth L. Fawk Rickreall W. C. Lewis , .... Rickreall J. Ray Fawk, Clerk ...Rickreall Valuation, $176,096.00 Census, 46 Special levy, 1 Teacher Salary Address Miss Louise Sears 60 Rickreall, R. 1 , DISTRICT NO. 20 WARD Joliit-Benum County Board Address Frederick Stevens Alrl ie G. J. Bevens ......Alrlle F. B. Rahe Alrlie C. E. Wilson, Clerk Alrlle Valuation, $19,617.00 Census, 12 Special levy, mill Teacher Salary AddreSs Miss Edna Damnum 52 .Alrlle, K. 1 DISTRICT NO. 21 PERRYDALE Board Address H. J. Elliott... ..Perrydale W. H. McKee Perrydale A. J. Baxter Perrydalf J. E. Yoakum, Clerk Perrydale' Valuation, $376,382.00 Census, 91 Special levy, 2U mills Teacher Salary vAddress G. W. Montgomery .$ 86 '...Perrydale Miss Nellie Keyt ,60 ...Perrydale Miss Mary Wyatt 60 ...Perrydale. DISTRICT NO. 22 FAIRVIEW Board Address Peter Nelson Suver Kirk Bcraftord Moumouth A. Aebl Suver E. E. Hlldlbrant, Clerk Suver Census, 35 Salary Address . . .55 .Suver, R. 1 Valuation, $126,060.00 Special levy, ltt mills Teacher , Miss Mary Tapscott. ...... DISTRICT NO. 23 GOOSE-NECK Board Address H. A. Mathews .Buell S. J. Rhodes Buell G. A. White Buell N. F. Cook, Clerk... ..Buell Valuation, $176,028.00 Census, 14 Special levy, 1 mill Teacher Salary Address Miss Vera Stannard 50 Buell DISTRICT NO. 21 COCHRAN Board . Address J. H. Mulkey. .............. n. Independence, R. 1 H. ,J. Ellis...,.., Rickreall, R. F. D. Wm. Kruger Rickreall, R. F. D. Jay F. Powell, Clerk Monmouth Valuation, $246,746.00 Census, 82 Special levy, mill Teacher Salary Address Miss Roberta Ballard....... 60 Rickreall, R. 1 , DISTRICT NO. 25 BUTLER Joint-Yamhill County Board Address J. H. Peterson Wlllamina - James Wooden Wlllamina J. J. Hagman Wlllamina A. G. Tharp, Clerk.. Wlllamina Valuation, $133,180.00 Census, 49 Special levy, 4 mills Teacher Salary Address Miss Lilly Hagman 53 . . .Willamlna DISTRICT NO. 26 RICKREALL Board Address Fred C. Koser.1" Rickreall John W. Orr Rickreall L. C. Sherwood Rickreall W. E. Ooodell, Clerk Rickreall Census, 48 Address . . . Rickreall . . .Rickreall . .Rickreall Valuation, $892,886.00 f Special levy, 4 mills Teacher Salary F. S. Crowley.... $100 . Mrs. H. A. Dempsey 60 . Miss Ada Farmer 60 . DISTRICT NO. 27 OAKPOINT Board Address Edward Rex Independence D. W. Brooks Independence Gustavus Sperling Independence H. B. Wolfe, Clerk Independence Valuation, J280.924.00 Census, 40 Special levy, 3 to mills Teacher Salary Address Miss Anna M. Denny. ... 60 Independence, R. 1 DISTRICT NO. 28 ELKINS Board Address Frank Laughary. Monmouth R. O. Dodson Monmouth Geo. Jones Monmouth H. W. Dickenson, Clerk Monmouth Valuation, $186,008.00 Census, 36 -Special levy, 3 mills Teacher Salary Address Miss Gwendolyn Dicken... 60 Monmouth, R. 1 DISTRICT NO. 29 INDEPENDENCE Board 'Address B. F. Swope Independence M. W. Mix Independence Mrs. Mary C. Fletcher....... Independence E. L. Ketchum, Clerk.... Independence Valuation, $895,461.00 Census, 621 Special levy, 9 mills Teacher Salary Address C. F. Waltman, Prin Ill Independence Mrs. C. F. Waltman. 55 Independence D. Chesley Bones 90 Independence Miss Genveleve Tiller 75 Independence Miss Mabel Stevens.. 66 Independence Miss Ora Boehm 60 Independence Miss Martha Galbreath 65 Independence Miss Edith West 55 Independence Miss Margaret Shlnners $ 55 Independence Miss Hazel Bohanan.. 55 Independence Miss Kora Browne 55 Independence Miss "Ella Thatcher 65 Independence Miss E. Pearl Smith... 55 Independence DISTRICT NO. 30 ANTIOCH Board Address George Swearingten , Monmouth Johnnie Holman Monmouth Charlie Holman. .Monmouth V. W. Yeator, Clerk . Monmouth Valuation, $110,800.00 - Census, 39 Special levy, Teacher Salary Address Mrs. E. R. Palmer 66 Monmouth, R. 1 DISTRICT NO. 31 BRUSH COLLEGE Board ; Address Ed. Loose Salem, R. 1 F. J. Woelk ,. Salem, R. 1 W. H. Pelker Salem, R. 1 A. R. Ewlng, Clerk Salem, R. 1 Valuation, $160,236.00 Census, 76 Special levy, 3 to mills Teacher Salary Address Miss Almeada J. Fuller, Prin... 60 .Salem, R. 1 Miss Helen Cook 60 .Salem, R. 1 - (To be continued until complete) LOW ROUND TRIP FARES to the meeting of OREGON DEVELOPMENT LEAGUE at EUGENE, THURSDAY FEB. 19 Via the COMBINATION GOWN. Nat and Moire Used In Creating This Pretty Spring Gown. The bodice of frilled net, which Is a feature of this smart spring gown, Is cut low In the neck and has very fall f C0sUr7sET I fOGDEN&SHASTAl I I I ROUTES f I 'The Exposition Line, 1915" Tickets on sale from all points Main Line and branches, from points on the C. & E., P. R. & N. S. F. C. & W. P. E. & E., with final return limit February 20, 1914 i BE THERE AND TELL TOUR FRIENDS Call on nearest Agent for full particulars, specific fares, train schedules, etc. JOHN M. SCOn, General Passenger Agent, PORTLAND, ORE. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 n n I 1 1 1 n h 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 McCANN 6 COLLINS Livery, Peed and Sale Stables Opposite Gail Hotel DALLAS, ORE. TAMING THE IIEWHUSBAflD The Bride Finds Training Him to Run la Double Harness a Task That Calls For Tact and Discretion. HE young bride was crying her eyes out "What Is It all about?" Inquired the sage and middle aged friend who had hist dropped In for the evening. "It's Dick," the sorrowing one an swered. "I never see him at all except In the evening, and lately he's had so many excuses for going out or staying downtown after dinner that I'm afraid he's tired of me." The sage friend smiled. She had been married, lo, these many years and was one of those women whose knowledge of men Is comfortably seasoned with charity. . "Not a bit of It, honey," she replied. "He's Just like all untamed male be ings. The newly married man is still a bachelor at heart, and at times comes the uncontrollable hankering for the latchkey and the freedom of bachelor hood. After awhile. If you are wise, be will settle down and forget that be ever trotted In anything but double harness. But if you go about it tact lessly he may take offense. "Some husbands are born tame, oth ers achieve tameness, but for the most part new husbands must have tame ness thrust upon them. 'The average young wife finds that the taming of the wild bachelor she has captured is a longer and more trou blesome business than she ever antici pated. You cannot butter bis feet and set him down by the fireside like a strange cat and say to him, 'Sit there and be good.' 'Neither can she at once cure him of the restlessness and wild yearning for exclusively male society from which he is bound to suffer. But there Is no need to make a trag edy of the restlessness. If he refuses the delights of playing cards or listen ing to the piano; if he does not want to stay Indoors and doesn't want to go' out; if be strolls around the house look ing disconsolately at the furniture and pictures as though they bad all done him a personal Injury, you will know that he is merely suffering from one of those attacks of restlessness that over come even the very best of husbands sometimes. All free human beings suffer more or less from this hatred of being shut up. And If you, with generations of domestication behind you, suffer occa sionally from wild revolt against being 'housebound,' your newly captured bachelor is similarly afflicted to an even greater degree. "Hitherto, like the wind that bloweth where it listeth, he has come and gone at hiB own sweet will. When a dreamy, absent look comes Into his eyes, when be refuses point blank to hang the new pictures that have come home from the framer't, when he sharpens bis razors In sheer ennui and timidly suggests that be would like to call around to see a Bach elor friend, do not stay him. He may quite possibly appear un willing to leave you to your own devices for a few hours. ' He may even need your persuasion to go. Yet if you slip him from bis silken leash willing ly and, ascertaining that he has his latchkey, declare cheerfully that you are not going to sit up for blm you have done more to tame your wild bachelor than you know." Seventeenth Century Civility. If the seventeenth century English man failed In his manners it was not for want of Instruction. "The Rules of Civility," a book published In 1075, contains the following hints on good behavior: "Being in discourse with a man, 'tis no less than ridiculous to pull him by the Buttons, to play with tbe Bandstrlngs. Belt or Cloak; or to punch blm now and then on the Stom ach! 'tis a pleasant sight, nnd well worthy of laughter, to see him that Is so puncbt, fall back, nnd retire: whilst tbe other, Insensible of his ubAtirdlty. pursues snd presses hliu Into some corner, where be Is nt luRt glad to cry quarter, before his comrade perceives be is in danger." And again: "It ar gues neglect, and to undervalue a man, to sleep when be is discoursing or reading; therefore good manners command It to be forbid: besides, something there may happen In the act that may offend, as snoring, sweat ing, gasping or dribbling." LEGAL NOTICE In.the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County. In the matter of the Ap plication of Frank M. " Brown and Emma M. Brown to register the title to the following described lands situated in Polk County, Oregon. Begin ciiif, at a point 2 chains, &? links North of the Southwest coiner of Sec lion 12, end running thence South 88 degree East, 69 chpiiis and 57 links; thence South 1 de gree and 24 minutes West 80 chains and 20 links; thence North 88 degrees West 40 chains and 22 links ; thence North 15 de grees, 30 minutes West 16 chains and 46 links; I Notice thence South 12 degrees and 45 minutes West 9 chains v and 84 links; thence North 88 degrees West 26 chains; thence North 1 degree, 24 min utes East 80 chains, and thence South 88 degrees East 11 chains and 6 links to the place of beginning, in the District of lands subject to sale at Oregon City, Oregon, and being parts of sections 11, 12, 13 and 14, in Township 9 South, Range fl West of the Willamette Meridian. Frank M. Brown and Emma M. Brown, Appli cants, Staining the Kitohen Fleer, When it is necessary to stain the kitchen floor see that tbe work is done thoroughly. Given closely laid boards, with well planed and even surfaces, there is no better or cheaper treatment for any floor than a stained and pol ished border. This entails little Initial expense, and a weekly rub with bees wax and turpentine will keep It in ex cellent order for years. A simple stain can be made by dis solving two ounces of permanganate of potash (bought In crystals) in a pint of boiling, water. Make a soft pad of linen and bind this to a stick. Apply tbe stain to the boards wltb this mop, being careful not to touch the bands with the preparation. Two or more applications may be given, according to tbe depth or color desired, always allowing twenty-four hours between each application. When tbe floor Is quite dry rub It over wltb a piece of flannel dipped in linseed oil, nd after this Is thoroughly absorbed tbe final polish of beeswax and tur pentine may be given. Belle DnHette and nil to whom it may concern, Defendants and Respondents TO JACOB WING: Take notice, that on the 16th day of February, 1914, a supplemental statement to the original application was filed by John A. Carson, for and on behalf of Frank M. Brown nnd Emma M. Brown in the Circuit Court of Polk County for initial registra tion of the title of the land above described and in which supplemental statement you are described as claim ing an interest in the lands adverse to the applicants. Now, unless yon appear on or be fore the 280h day of March, 1914, and show cause why such application shall not be granted the same will be taken as confessed and a decree will be entered according to the pray er of the application and you will be forever barred from disputing the same. Asa B. Robinson, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court for Polk County, Ore gon. Feb. 17-March 17 OUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT The 5 j Type Linotype Way J A'waysNew The Observer Printing Plant Is one of the most complete In the Willamette Valley. There Is no job too large for us, and none too small to receive our prompt and careful attention. Our Job Department is In charge of an ex ,pert printer and we guarantee satisfaction. WHEN IN NEED OF BUSINESS CARDS VISITING CARDS CATALOGUES INVITATIONS BRIEFS POSTERS LETTER HEADS BILL HEADS STATEMENTS ENVELOPES CARDS HAND BILLS or in fact any kind of Job Printing give us' a call and you will find our prices are as low as the lowest, and far below Portland Prices. THE OBSERVER PRINTIIIG CO. HIGH CLASS PRINTERS Putting en Buttons. If the tongues of ladles' or children's old white or tan shoes are not too much worn they should be removed. cut into pads about tbe size of quar ter or half dollar and stored in a small box. When a button is required on a boy's knickers or on any garment sub ject to great stress, place one of the pads on the inner side of tbe garment where tbe button is to be sewn on. Tack it securely round. Sew on the button In tbe usual way, always re membering to put a knot on your thread between tbe button and tbe cloth, also to put a good winding d thread round tbe neck of the button as this Is a source of strength. But tons sewed on la this manner wiD never drag bole In the material. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that Wil liam O. Morrow, administrator of the estate of Mary Ann Morrow, de ceased, has filed his final account as such administrator in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County and that Wednesday, the 18th day of March, 1914, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the Court room of said County Court in the County Court House in the City of Dallas, Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objec tions to the said final account and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published February 17th, 1914. William O. Morrow, Administrator aforesaid. I Oscar Hayter, Attorney. Feb. 17-March 17 BAND CONCERT AT THE ARMORY Wednesday night, Feb. 18 PROGRAM 1. March j .4th Regiment Band 2. Coliseum Male Quartette Selected 3. Cornet Solo....... Selected...,. B. A. Downey 4. Heading Mrs. Harry H. Volheim Selected 5. Selection from Verdis Opera II Travatore .Band 6. Solo. ."The Kiss". .Miss Elva Lucas, accompanied by the Band 7. Overture "Lustepiei" Moose Orchestra 8. Mirandy...."A Coonville Suffragette" Mrs. J. W. Downey 9. Fantasie "My Old Kentucky Home" Band 10. March "Old Black Joe" Band B. A. Downey, Director ft ftftft ftftftftftft ft ftftft ftftftftftft ft ftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftftft ftftftftftftftftftftftftfl Bt AMD HOIKS eOWS. aleeve with frills that fall well over tbe band. Tbe skirt of black moire ha tbe new pegtop outlines and is completed with a handsome sash lo bbed with a chenille tasseL Using Insertion. Bew a email button on each end of tbe Insertion which trims an apron or nnderwear, and a small loop en eack end of tbe ribbon. Then place the loop over the button and with a tape needle draw tbe ribbon through and tie in tbe center. All that is necessary when removing ribbon before sending to tbe laundry Is to take tbe loop off tbt button. By doing this H is not necessary to untie tbe bew or to both er about sewing tbe ribboa on each BUM. NOTICE TO CBSDJTO&S Notice is hereby given Hint the nn 1 ' , T 1 , I 1. - . ! cersignea, ueunk n. i.t'u.y, lias uvtri: nly appointed by tlio Counly Court f the State of Oreio l for lo!k Conn- i ty executrix of the estate of John T. Lady, deceased, an I hat qualified. All persons havir claim-, npiinst I the said estate m lien'iy required j to present them, duly verified, he proper vouchers within fx months from the da.? of this notice to the said executrix ul ! r rnxidciicc near Willamina, in l'oik County,! Oregon Dated and first published January 20th, 1914. Leona R. Lady, Liwiitrix the Estate of John - T. Lxly, d-aol. Oscar Hayter, At'omey. 1-20-2-17 FRUITGROWERS HAVE YOU INVESTIGATED LIME AND SULPIIER Soluble Spray Solution EASY TO HANDLE, AND COSTS LESS THAN BARREL SOLUTION Put up In One, Five, Ten, Twenty-five, Fifty and One Hundred Pound Casks. -ASK US- CRAVEN HARDWARE CO. AGENTS Star Transfer Co. WE MOVE ANYTHING THAT IS MOVEABLE PROMPT SERVICE 0. A. and L C. 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