The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969, January 06, 1911, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEDUCATIONAL MEETINGS ?pliAnl fHVr.rc I'nrprts' snrl CCnooi UhiCt rS , 1 arer.IS and Teachers' meetings for the Schools Of Polk County. PreS. T. W. Brunk and Sec. II. C. Seymour Of the School Officers' Association of Polk Co. have arranged the following meeting for the different sections of the county. Following are the names of the sections, together with the school districts in each section and also the place of meeting, the date, and the name of the chairman of j each section. Zena section: Zena, Lincoln, Spring Valley, Lone Star and Brush College. Meeting at Lin coln, Jan. 21st, J. M. Spong, Chairman. Buena Vista section: Buena Vista, Suver, Parker, Highland and Mission Bottom. Meeting at Buena Vista, Jan. 28th, E. F. Black, Chairman. Bridgeport sections: Bridge port, Guthrie, Liberty, Oakdale, Oakhurst, Powells Camp, Rock Creek, Falls City, Black Rock. Meeting at Bridgeport, Feb. 18th, A. W. Plankinton. Chairman. Airlie sec ion: Arrlie, Lewis ville, Ward, Valley View and Fair View. Meeting at Airlie, Feb. 25th, D. II. Simpson, Chair man. Peedee section: Pedee, Cherry Grove, Fir Grove, Montgomery, McTimmond Valley. Meeting at Pedee, Mar. 18th, J. W. Yost, Chairman. Mistletoe section: Mistletoe, Antioch, Sunnyslope, Cochran and Elkins. Meeting at Antioch, Mar. 25th, L. Chamberlain, Chairman. The following sections will hold their meetings at night as Supt. II. C. Seymour and State Supt. L. R. Alderman will spend a week in visiting the rural schools of these sections and will hold a meeting at night in the following named places, the dates to be filled in later: Salt Creek section : Salt Creek, Upper Salt Creek, Coriord, lhst. No. 15, Pioneer, North Dallas. Meeting to be held at Salt Creek, Monday nigl.t E. F. Aebi, Chair man. Buell section: Buell, Har mony, Gooseneck, Pleasant View, ' Butler, Rogue River, Valley Junction. Meeting at Buell, Tuesday night, C. A. Harold, Chairman. Ballston section: Ballston, Enterprise, Scroggins and Red Prairie. Meeting at Ballston, Wednesday night, 0. E Focht, Chairman. Bethel section: Bethel, Mc Coy, Perrydale. Meeting at Perrydale, Thursday night, H. B. Hannery, Chairman. Riekreall section: Rickreall man. Eola section; Kola. West Sa lem, Mountain View, Popcorn. Meeting at Kola, Saturday night; H. I. Ferguson, Chairman. Many subjects that are of vital in mc M'HUOIS oi inoi Oak Grove Etna (invnu-n,,,! "s ""' , . " Y,,u lmve slM luron, made and dated at Chambers vuum, i.uia, lireeilWOOll, my name mlxht, ami some have done at Dallas I'nlk f,.,t n. 1L Oak Point, Smithfield Polk Sfi-! ,,ne "u ,"'' '": "u I I v , y gon' n the .. . ' 1 IK cua tve rem the SIam,,8 f(,r mv poster- I 30th day of November, 1910. The date Upn. Meeting at Kicreall, Fri- mp t,r your., wi.at is i of the first publication hereof is Decern d:iv niobt U V T,,.,, n kM wl,h lm ,mu'' nsl,l,M-atU.n I take i. 9,j 10 j 4u t,cuilsyecem uj uiiii, i. i . IjUIiIS). t. Iiair- pleasure to iirant. ll. re HinrA vnn I uu tut: utile UI InC IRSt County and State will be brought! "" wouM hnve uft ,lf,,,r liay" at filo, , , , ,. , big alimony than she now allows him Up at these meeting and tlis-!f,.r ear fare and lunoheS."-Washlng. cussed by those present. Anv t0" s,nr- one having a subject w hich they wouhl like to have tak on up at any nieetinjr should write to the Pres. or the Sec. t f th tion. These sectional meetings have been held in ditfeivnt parts of the County for trie past rive or six years and much k'kkI las U-en accomplished in all parts of the County as a result of these meeting-s. All who are interested in the educational work of the 'County should plan to attend the meeting in tneir section ana any .1 i T a- l. 'LnerS pOSSlOie. lid Sure to mahe . . ,. : the meeting in your section a j Success. I j , f r. r iKeSUlt of Piano Vote j an. u r i.u ru n v. The result of the Chase Broth- ers Piano Contest is shown in the fnllmvino- list nf namp with thpir , . , . accompanying figures, which give the result of the ballot up to Wednesday evening, Jan. 4. Ruth M unlock... Mrs. L. Mason Myrtle Withrow Mrs. E. Yeater Ina Fishback Ruby Frame Lillian ISogert .. . Hazel Lorence Mrs. Mary Nott Dora Zook Mane Morlan Florence Burton Mrs. Wm. Jones Mrs. j. M. Tedrow Clara Brant Fay Shipley Harold Haley Emma Parker... Ethel Lucas Lidia Powell Erma Borwn Wilda Fuller Mrs. J. F. Smith...... Stella Chute. Agnes Clark Lora Craven Miunie W under Edith Wolverton Vern Gibson Mrs. F. Y. Mulkey.... Mrs. W. S. Campbell... Esther More-land. Amy Chancy Gladys Parker Francis Quisenberry. .. Mrs. R. W. Coulter... 167760 138140 81400 81250 75725 64180 58360 49940 47175 29255 26525 23110 22415 19920 17285 i 16330 j 16315 1605ft 14780 13000 11200 8960 7725 6330 6165 5850 5750 5070 4125 3750 ' 3010! 2425 j 2K)Q i 1950 12-.0 750 The Price of a Life. According to Anglo-Saxon law, ev ery man's life, Including that of the king, was valued at u fixed price, and uny one who took il could commute the oll'ense by a money payment upon a fixed scale. The life of a peasant was reckoned to be worth 200 shillings, that of a mini of noble birth 1,200 shil lings, and the killing of a king Involved the regicide In a payment of 7.2(H) shil lings. 11 has been pointed out that the ill tun heir to the throne could thus get rid of ! 1 ' ' . ure,, eu ,ne wner 01 saK1 the existing occupant by murdering ' tlesi'1'lb-'(1 premises in fee simple and him and 1 hereafter handing over the dfemlanta be barred and enjoined from line, according to the scale, to the ex- j claiming any title, lien, interest or es che.uer, when his offense would be I tate therein, and for such other and purged and his money would come j further relief as to equity seemth just. back to himself, for In those days the sovereign received all fines as personal perquisites. There Is very little doubt that these rough means were practi cally applied In the case of some rulers of England In the preconquest period. Loudon Telegraph. Stevenson Obliged. Robert I .mi is Stevenson once sent tile fotloWltlL' lllllllllt ll.M.M nn n.W.v I k"i hunter: You have pent nie a slln to write nn. You hnve Kt'iit hip an biIiIivsmoiI envelope. You have tnt It me stnnipe.l. Many have value It and have tieen ut the pains to earn It by mich unusual attentions here Is the glKiiaturo. ItOUKRT Ia)L'18 STEVENSON. ' Calculating. "Why doesn't Mrs. Fllmglt stop quarreling with her husband aud get a divorce ?" "She realizes how much more of his Careless. She My little brother shot off his e:,", m and the tmiiet went I mroiiKii my tiair. ite-llow eatvless ! of you to leave It lying around. Ex- change. A Previous Question, Slie-I'r.pa nskiM whjit your Inten tion' were last evening. George. He Didn't nay anything alamt his own, did he?-Boston Transcript. ir you jrei angry wun a man or wo man make up your mind what you are i polng to uny and then don't say it. I victor Hugos uoubis. ' Vt,tA Iliwr.k I. il a ro'i ilnilhlp In .-,""- i j flesh and blood, who exploited his phy(JlcaI nwmWance to the man of j genius. He cut his beard like Hugo's. I copied the master's dress in Its small- j est details and so for eighteen years J divide with the master the admlra- "l' JiiJl MHO IU Mje!fT 1U a jnvuvui uki.it.uuw ! 1A-front of a 1'uuch and Judy show. j He dM tbls at a ,mrtU.uIilP glK)t every , Thursday afternoon for years, thor- : oughly enjoying the murmurs of curl- ! ositv and applause proceeding from thp ean.Btt rrowd whi,.h he dec.elVed. We do not hear that he reaped any other reward but his pleasure. Didn't Like the Suit. "Sir." said the young man as he en tered the library for the purpose of In terviewing the father of the only girl. "I am In love with your daughter. Have you any objection to my suit?" The old man looked the y. in. over fro:n head to foot. "I sure have." he replied. "Why. I wouldn't weiir a misfit suit like that to a dog fight. Why don't you try owe other tailor?" Chicago News. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon for Polk County. Department No. 2. A. W. Cooper, Plaintiff", vs. Nancy A. Howard, N. S. Butler, Olive Cat tron, Florence Murphy Mason, H. J, Murphy and Arthur Murphy, Defend ants. To Nancy A. Howard, N. S. Butler, Olive Cattron, Florence Murphy Mason, H. J. Murphy and Arthur Murphy, the above named defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon: You and each of you are hereby re quired to appear and answer the c'orn- i plaint filed against you in the above entitled court and suit, within six weeks from the date of first publication of this summons, to-wit: On or before JANUARY 13th 1911, and if you fail so to appear and answer said complaint plaintiff will apply to I me court, ior tne rjuer aemanuea in j his said complaint, to-wit: To remove a cloud from the title of plaintiff's on ac count of an two uncancelled mortgages upon the lollow'ng deser'bed real prop erty, to-wit: Beginning 14.40 chains West and 17.24 chains South of the Southwest corner of section No. 3, in township 9 South, Range 4 West of the Will. Mer. in the county of Polk, State of Oregon, and thence running East 40 ! chains; thence Nort'n4'5 chains thence West 40 chains; thence South 25 chains to the place of beginning, containing 100 acres, more or less, the same being a part of the D. L. C. of F. M. and M. j Thorp, Not. No. 1538, Claim No. 40, all situated in Tolk county, Oregon; that !;,: L.. j i ... ti,; : , . x ma auiiimuos is puonsnea once a week for a period of six successive and consecutive weeks in the Monmouth 1 Herald, a weekly newspaper of gener-! al .circulation, published and printed at Monmouth, Polk County, Oregon, be- i ginning with the issue of Decern- her 2nd, 1910, and ending with the is- 1 sue of January 13th 1911, under and in I pursuance of the directions contained in an order of publication of summons ' made herein by Hon. Ed. F. Coad. ' County Judge of Polk County, State of ! publication thereof will be January 13th, 1911. ' B. F. SWOPE, Attorney for Plaintiff. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby piven that the un cVrsipned administrator of the estate of Rachel Newman, deceased, has filed h's final account in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Polk county, and that Saturday the 7th day of Janu ary 1911, at the hour of ten o'clock A. ' M. thereof, at the County court room in the County court house at Dallas Tolk County, Oregon., has been apl K.intd b said court as the time and place for the hearing of objections to ' the said final account and the settle ment thereof. , ; Dated and first published December ' 9th, 1910. v i H. A. NEWMAN, Administrator of the estate of Rachel rsewman, deceased. B. F. Swope, Attorney. P. E. Chase List your property with the Western Realty Company First door West of Furniture Store. Monmouth, - Oregon Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co. Traffic Department Announcement: The above named Company was incorporated December 23, 1910, for the purpose of taking over the following lines: The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company, Oregon and Washing ton Railroad Company, The North Coast Rail road Company, Idaho Northern Railroad Com pany, Ilwaco Railroad Company. In the future these lines will be Operated by and in the name of Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company F. W. ROBINSON, Wm. McMURRAY, General Freight Agent, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. Portland, Oregon. WD. SKINNER, General Freight and Passenger Agent, Seattle, Washington. R. B. MILLER, Traffic Manager. W. W. Newman General Blacksmith and Horse shoer Cold Process tire setting a specialty Wood work and Wagon Repiaring City Meat Market Highest Cash Price Paid for Veal, Pork and Mutton. Once a cus tomer, always a customer. Sat isfaction guaranteed. HIGHEST CASH PRICE Paid for All Kinds of HIDES SULLIAVN & MOR1SON, Props. Monmouth, - . . 'Oregon 1 You Can Make SOMEONE HAPPY ---BY--- Giving Them Your Piano Votes IF YOU ARE NOT Saving for Yourself BE SURE AND ASK FOR THEM WITH EVERY CENT'S WORTH OF YOUR PURCHASES Why not Enter Race Yourself Chase Bros. H. B. Davis - I HliWlH I . , " Have made arrange ment to club with the Pacific Monthly M agazine so that we can offer both publication for $1.75 during the fall and the coming wfnter. Now is the time to secure your winter liturature, and the Pacific Monthly is one of the best Magazines pub lished anywhere.