OAKDALE. E lgar liryau and wife have gone to O N . D A R R IN G O IN G T O W O O D B U R N . The Bird boys are cutting cordwood. Portland. T H E O LD R E L IA B L E [Salem Statesman.] Glenn Grant has sold hi« new home Rev. Russell preached to a good au­ The moose ran up the clock. Ho runs the old nuiaery rhyme, but a W H A T W E H AVE L E A 3 NED D U R IN G !o Joseph H. O'Neill, who ha« just ai* Dr. Darrin will conclude his sojourn mouse would find slippery climbing on the highly polished clocks of the dience Sunday. TH E W E E K F R O M A L L A V A IL - r ved iron) Oklahoma, bringing a car in Salem at Willamette Hotel Nov. 1, present. High jiolish i* not everything, however, for although the clocks John and George Robinson and Ben | load ol good stock. and will visit Woodburn, at Hotel w e o ffe r y o u a re a s ta s ty and artistic as any eye could desire, they o r e Thompson went up tho creek on a A b l e S o u r c e s Dished up for Our Wood burn, Nov. 2 to Dec. 1. where he more notable for lh«*ir worknianahip. Every clock we have i« a good Hurt E*kin, M-.rk Ellis, Frank hunt lust week and had good success. N u m e ro u s F a m ily of R ead ers can be consulted free. clock and the prices are as low as good judgment and business principles In A b re v ia te d P a ra g ra p n # . Morrison, Chet and Frank C< ad are For those who cannot possibly place A large family hv the name of will allow. at III. If claim« hack in the m ountains themselves under office treatment, be Archer have settled on the Tate place. | some fifteen miles west of here. For groceries go to Ostiold's. has formulated a method of “ Home We are always glad to see new pupils come into the district, and welcome C. G. J.in>i«nn, of Spring Valley, Treatment/* whereby the suffering Spectacles and glsascs at Pfennig’*. j ha« sold hi« 325 acre farm in Spring may be favored with hid latest modes tho grown folks also. Leader, in Low Price» Corner State and Liberty street«, Salem. M. liny ter, deutint, WiU«*n building Valley for $7,500. It i« part of ills j of cure, including batteries and belts, Andrew Siefarth is working on the old Wa!son place. J. H Robbins, | when necessary, which in many cases Falls City railroad. If you want a good job of repairing j who lived on the other part, has mov­ give instantaneous relief and soon ef­ D A L L A 8 T R A D E C R O W IN G . S c r a m b l i n g fo e M o n r y . done on your wn^on or vehicle go to ed lo the McDaniel place moth of fect a perfect restoration to health— All people of this neighborhood who La.t Saturday was a big day in D.-il- Dunn's grocery is reaching out for are inlerrsted in organizing a debat­ Wagner Bro«.’ biiop. I Bothel. A Mr. Smith ha« rented the j which includes building up and reor- laa. Hundred, of men, .om en and I gitnizing he whole constitution. Con- trade with the ill ter most parts of the ing society at this place are requested Marble Culter Hawkins, of Inpe- place where Mr. Robbins lived. l «dilation in all c»i«es is confidential children came in from all direction, county. If they can only get one fam­ to be ut the «chool house Friday even­ peudence, has pioved ho reliable in all to witnea. or participate in the «rah j and free Those unable to make one Rev. S. Lindsay will preach at Lew- ily in a neighborhood lo deal with ing at 7 o ’clock. Come one, come all, things that he get« near’ y all ceme­ ¡ « M i le next Sunday morning and visit to the doctor cun write for ques­ for Uncle Bill Brown’. 2.000 nickel-'. them others from there are sure to and let us have rousing times tli tery work done in thi« ceunty. At two o ’clock all the »tree's facing tion blank and circular and get his evening, and ut Montgomery in the come, winter. opinion on such case«. Home treat the court house were crowded with Extra« of every imaginable kind for afternoon, A bsolutely Rara humanity. The west »ide of the ment will b < * sent to any address at bougies, carriages and wagon« kept by Henry Brown has bought a fine pop court house yard was divided into Warren, Harry and Dee Dunn were One of the most attractive displays the rate of $5 a week, or in tliAt pro­ Wagner 13ro«. And they have lot« of corn und peanut roaster for the bene­ extra« for machinery. You will be on their claims in the Siletz country. portion of time, as the case may re four parts, and each the b oy. ami tho in town is in tit» windows and show girl* eeparaied into two group, ac­ cases at the Morris jewelry store. You | fit of tlie patrons of his cigar stand. quire. surprised at the variety and quantity Thanks to Jeff Harris for some im­ Would-be patients should preserve cording to size. Mr. Brown appeared will he surprised at the variety and of extras carried by them. Ask for mense Sandlake spuds. Rev. A. A. Winter will preach at BALLSTO N. this notice where it »will be available with a sackful of coin which he dis­ richness of his beautiful and useful ar­ Liberty at 3 o ’clock Sunday. whatever you want and they will he tributed among twenty men, live to ticles. when wishing treatment of Dr Darrin. Dr. Lowe, the optician, ’vill he in very apt to produce it. Charley Ottinger has gone to Win- As unquestioned proof of Dr. Dar­ each group. At a given eignul they .*• lock to tee his brother. I hc excitemen t incident to travel­ Dallas again November 20th, 21st rin’s skill in the wonderful workings scattered it like so much grain and Why hire a livery team to go to 8a ing and change of food and water of­ and 22nd. Fred Wilhoit and wile, lately from of electricity and the superior reme­ the youngster, went vigorously after ten brings on diarrhoea, and for this Jacob Smith has bought and moved dies he employs, we cite u few of his it. Some got only two or three and hm while the stage charges only $1.50 Illinois, have gone to keep bouse lor for I ho round trip. re oon no one should leave home with to the Zim l!in«l»aw place near Buell. Win. Clairfiald. rec nt cure* in Salem, while we might oilier. 15 to 20. The most lucky ones mu a bottle o ' Chamberlain's Colic. and their parents and friends aeemed V Ed Bell and hi« *i.«ter. Ollie, of near fill this paper with testimonials if Our «drool will give a musical en­ Cholera ami Oiarihoea remedy. For exceedingly proud. Afler it was over Go to Gaynor’a footwear emporium McCoy, have gone to «pend most of space would permit. tertainment Thanksgiving, to rai»« sale by A. K. Wils< n. Mr. Brown called for all children who when you need anything in tint line. B. II. Kingo,a Oervaia, di-charging the winter in the cabins on their money to buy an organ. ear cured, and his mother cured of f .¡led to get a nickel to come lo him Nowhere else in town can you find to Why send your photograph away to claim« in the Siletz region. f > r oue and mou gave out about 40 of larje and varied a «took from which Shylock was the man who Our school is moving in good shape, asthma. have it enlarged when Mrs. Weaver, Repairing neatly and The father and brother of C. H. both teachers giving satisfaction. Mr«. Georgia Miles, Pratuni,cancer­ them. Sunday's Oregonian contained to select our home artist, does crayon portraits wanted a pound of human a picture of him and a description of promptly done. better and cheaper than they can be Mnrii« have been oter from Turner ous growth in breast- cured. A number of our farmers are pat­ flesh. There a f e m a n y ting John B. Smith, Woodburn, dis the contest. procured elsewhere. Studio at •resi­ visiting hi« family. V in oat atubble with • rolling har­ charging ear and deafness 30 yours, dence west of college. Ed. Dykbtra is running the Red Win. Faull is supplying a big part Shylocks now, the convales­ row. Experiments tried last year S t r ic k e n w it h P a r a ly s is . cured. The office of I)r. F. J. Friedrich, Prairie farm of his lather, George VV. Henderson Grimett, of this place of the grass seed being sown in the cent, the consumptive, the proved that as good a crop oould be Oliver Be< rs, Salem, pain in the Dykstra, who i« over near Heppner. county. He cun fill your every want raised this way at less expense. dentist, is over the Dallas bank. hack, kidney, liver and stomach trou­ was stricken with partial paralysis in thut line Lubricating oils in great sickly child, the pale young and completely lost the use of one Jef. Harris, who brought out a load ble, restored to perfect health. Last Saturday as Mrs Gregg ws» re­ John McKinley and family have lo­ variety. Healing and calking stoves Mrs. L. M. Me Peek, 476 Winter St., arm and side. After being treated by woman, all want human flesh turning from Dallas, her horse became cated at Colegrove, near Los Angeles, of «ilvereide salmon from Nestucca eminent physician for quite a to soil every taste and pocks'. Cu • thi« w« ek says that from 15 to 20 w»g- Salem, rheumatic neuralgia in the Lightened at two boys on bicyolea. and are well pleased with lliut coun­ ons are running from there to differ­ chest and heart indigestion, ulceration while without relief, my wife recom­ lery at a varie'y of prices. Hinges and they can get it— take She was thrown from the buggy and try* ent parts of the valley, taking from and burdening of the womb and pain­ mended Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, and door locks of m an/ kinds. Haw , Scott’s Emulsion. badly injured. At present writing anii-after using two bottles of it lie is hammer* and halclu ts for everybody-, That chi'Jren pie supper at fhe 7(H) to 1000 pounds of fish each. The ful menstruation, cured. she is thought to be out of danger, Good brooms and tough ax handles. Christian church tonight will he im­ silverridea average ten pounds in Mr«. 0. A. Esteb’s girl, Jeff* rson, almost entirely cured.— lieo. K. Mc­ Scott’s Emulsion is flesh hut it will be a long time before she ia mense. weight and the chinooks double that, Or., discharging ears, dark brown col­ Donald, Man, Logan county, West Every kind of hardware. and blood, bone and muscle. well again. some of them going as much as sixty or of the skin from effect* of kidney Virginia. Several other very remark­ •** Cornelius Hughes was visited thi« pounds. Earlier in the fall they sold able cures of partial paralysis have and liver complaint, cured. C o e s L ik e H o t C a k e » . School books and stationery iu It feeds the nerves, strengthens week by Mr, Bradford, who was hi« at 7, then at 6, and now at 5 cents. A. L. Frymire, Salem, deafness and been effected by the use of this lini­ great variety at Wilson’» drug store. “ The faatest selling article I have In chum in Massachusetts 48 years ago. ment. It is moat widely known,how­ the digestive organs and they my store,” writes Druggist 0 . T . After over 20 years service at the ulcerated catarrh so it had eaten ever, aa a cu r. for rheumatism,.trains Everything used in the public schools Smith, of Davis, Kentucky, "is Dr. throughout the county. Pi ices never feed the whole body. Finley Edgar has moved from Salt anvil Isaac Lynch has given up black- through the septum of the note, cur­ and bruises. Sold by A. K. Wilson. ed King’s New Discovery for Consnme- higher than elsewhere. Pure drug« Creek to Crowley. smithing, having leased 'lie «Imp to For nearly thirty years tion, Coughs and Cold«, because it al­ Mrs. H. J. Powell. 205 Thirteenth carefully compounded. See great va See the new imported disln s i t tlie his son, Claud, and T. B. Rowell. Mr m a r k e t ' r epo r t . •St., Salem, diseases peculiar to her ways cures. In nry six year* of sale» riety of notions in «how cases. Have Scott’s Emulsion has been the Lynch i* of too active a temperament White Front grocory. sex, restored. [Corrected weekly by Gooch tiros.) it has never failed. 1 have known it your prescriptions filled there. to remain idle long. great giver of human flesh. Chi s Zielenski, Chemnwa, diabetes, to save sufferers from throat aud lung Wheat, per bushel, 52(Uil)0 cts. Platinum finished picture«, cabinet F. M. Jordan, who was employed in had to relieve his bladder often, dys­ diseases, who could get no help from Bran, per ton $1 size, are still being made at Cherring- Lynch A Rowell guaranies all their pepsia, liver and heart trouble, cured. We will send you a couple of Henry Hayden’s furnit lire factory at doctors or any other remedy." Moth­ Shorts, per ton, $20. ton’s gallery for $1.50 a dozen. blackemilhiug lc be first class. Miss I. Ashford, Woodburn, dis­ Eola twenty years ago, is down from ers rely on it , the best physician» pre­ Oats, per bushel, 30 cts. ounces free. Highest price paid at the White Harney county, where lie is county charging ears for years, restored. scribe it, ami all druggi.ts guarantee Flour, per 10 barrels,$3 00. S C O T T A B O W N E . C h em ists. Front grocery for chickens, ducks, surveyor. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lee, Turner, Flour, per sack, 80c. When you want a livery team to go 4 0 9 - 4 1 5 P e a r l Street. New Y o rk . satisfaction or refund price. Trial geese and eggs. are both cured, Mr. Lee of sciatic I Buckwheat Hour, $2.50 per cwt. bottles free, regular sizes 50 cents and anywhere be sure to order it from 50c. a u d $ 1.00 ; a ll d ru g gist*. PeLr Ryan has rented the Wilcox rheumatism and general» breaking »1. Germea, $1 00 per cwt. Campbell A Robinson. They keep A new furnace is being put in the hotel at Bullston, and Kenneth Camp- down of the system; Mrs. Lee of nb Corn meal, $2 50 per cwt. everything shipshape and invariably basement of the Presbyterian church. bt 11 will move to his farm south of cess of the lung and cough, numbness will give you satisfaction. The reported death of Gifford Lady bloating and great pain in Hie head. [C orrected weekly b y Dunn's Grocery. NEW At the home of Dr. and Mrs. Fink of Monmouth. was untrue. Both came to the doctor five months on Salt Creok, October 23rd, their Elijah West, who lived over on Salt Potatoes, per bushel, 50cta. DRUG The Dunns know what kinds of At a meeting of the stockholder» oi daughter, Miss Katie, was married to creek 25 years ago, has moved to Ball* ago, walking with canes; now they Butter, per pound 25(tf274 c I b . STORE groceries will please people. High are both in perfect health. the Freeland Bros. Con«olidat»d Min­ Peter Hanson, by Rev. Stengel of ston from Everett, Washington. Lard, per pound, 1 2 ^ 1 5 cts. ing company in Salem last week Judge Monmouth. The bride is a bright Bacon,sides, per pound, 14@17 els grade goods in altractive package. Do m t forget the chicken pie sup Always go there for any fruit aud Walter Williams has moved into Sibley, of Dallas, was elected to the and attractive young lady and the Hams, per pound, 18(n20 els. IN THE OLD BAND HALL, DAL­ per at the Christian church tonight. vegetables iu the market. his new store in the Pfeiffer building vice presidency. groom is a promitier.t hop raiser. Shoulders, per pound, 15@13 ot». LAS. DR. F. S. LOCKE, PROP. and the adjoining room will soon be V Eggs,per dozen, 25 cts. Hugh Black is head clerk of the The Eastern Stars gave a warm re­ occupied by the barbers, Lawton & O hickenB.pcr dozen $3(aiM A more attractive lot of millinery ception to their country member« Bryan-Lucas store in Fall« City, Lynch. Ross Ellis is moving his con­ NEWTO-DAY. Dr. F. 8. Locke, from Port­ where he has moved into the Mike Dried IruitB. per pound, 6@12 cts. ill n that now on display at the store Tuesday evening. Some attractive fectionery into the room next to the land, who has had 25 years Flynn house. Beets, per pound, 1 cents of Mrs. Chace was never hroi ght lo plays wiro given and a rich banquet- Belt T» D. PhU P. Todd ha« moved from Falls City school. la«t Sunday their 3-year-old son, La- w h e r e t o b u y in s a l e m . O th D a y o f D o a e m b e r , 1 0 0 2 , lipe, just south of Dalla*. Olodfeltcr was ordercJ to send fund« to Turner. ronta, diet! near Grants Pa««. Amo« the billowing denoribed real estate, to-wit: # Iy'poy Kcmoyer and Miss Rosa Tay­ m hand to the wards and the guard If you are intending to remember Lots numbered one and two, and the south Holman at once wenl t icre a id M s ianship was closed. The Rickreall public school will give lor were married this week. GOATS, half nannies, for sal* by S. T. your friends with nice photographs half of the Houthwest quarter o f section eigh­ Olden came down from Elkins to an entertainment and basket social at at Sm ithfleld. Add re»« Crowley. teen, and the northwest quarter and the north stay with her mother. Tuesday the the M-bonl house on Friday evening, G T. Porter has sold Rachel Porter November 29th was set for hearing towards the holidays, place your or­ half of the north half of the southweet quar­ sad parent? and grandfather arrived November 7th, The proceeds go to­ 12 acres of the Moses Eads donation the final settlement of the Harvey ders now while the artist is not rush­ ter of section nineteen, all in township «even SHEEP fo r sale at the Adam Brown pi ed. T. J. Croniso, over Dnlrvmple's south, rapge three west of the Willamette B w A in Dallas witli the remains of the pre ward painting the inside of the build­ claim for $690. G. O. Grant sold J Stanton estate. U Kail» CUy. Apply to W. A. Brown» meridian, Polk county, Oregon, and contain­ -tore, makes Ihe best pictures. ■ ■ - cions baby hoy tnd next day they ten- ing. All are invi ed and the ladies H. O’Neill a house and lot for $700, ing 320 acres, and also the billowing: Begin­ P u b lic S a le , derlev laid him away in the Odd Fel­ expected to bring baskets. and M. M. Ellis lit Mr O’Neill have ning 20 chains south of the northwest oorner RU IT trees fo r sale by J. R. Nunn, ef Dalla* At my farm a mile iveat of Zen a on lows cemetery. two Dallas lots for $250. Stock first c I ohh and satisfaction guarantedd. Animals get sick the same us people of the donation land claim of J , H. Lewin the road to McCoy, I will sell at auc­ and wife, notification number 2,201, claims Kirkpatrick Will ams paid David all ! neeli as skillful care. Veterinary The morning subject at the Chris­ John Hughes intend* organizing a tion on Friday, November 7th, the number 07 and in townships 7 and eight tian church next Sunday will be The Naclpiugal 24 cents lor 28 bales of school of telegraphy aud lias ass ir- following property: Six good work Surgeon Keeler, nt the sleel bridge south, rapge 5 west, o f the W illamette merid­ O A NICE, fat Cotsw old owe* for sale by Mr*. Id* 0 \ J Gwinn in Dallas. Devil Birds, am! in the evening The hops, for the 75 hales of Frank Fawk ance from E. J. Little, .Great North horses, a yearling and a «uokling colt, teed yard, is the heel hor«e doctor any­ ian, in said county, thence south 20 chain«, thenoe east 7,50 chains, thence north 20 they paid 25 cents and bought of P. ern railway superintendent of telegra­ where around. Conversion of a Good Man. li milk cows, two of them fresh. 0 chain«, thenoe went 7 50 chains to the place of S. Green wood 92 hales at 25^ cents. RELIABLE farmer who wants a fine, young 1,. phy, that positions can he secured foi yearling» and 5 calves, most of Hie beginning, containing 15 acres. And also the Within the past few day** Archie 300-pound mare to keep for her feed, should call following: Part of out lot three in the town entile shorthorns, 3 sows, 11 shoals Discreet people profit by the ex peri of Dallae, Polk countv, Oregon, an numbered on K. M Smith at Monmouth. A surprise party was given last all competent operators. Myer of Sniithfield, Manly Martin of and 16 pigs, 23 Cotswold sheep, Mon­ ence of others, lluiidreun of fnmiliv. by the La Creole academic institute, a cor­ Independence, Jacob Smith of Bu *11 Friday evening at the homo of S W Silos Orchard has sold to Samuel poration, and de.scril>ed as beginning at the |LD horses wanted. Apply at the Oregon anil O. A. Conn of Airlie, have each Fletcher, of McCoyT Misses Eltnn Orr four acres of tliw Coolidgc farm itor drill, new Deering binder, 3 wag­ have found out that it pays beat in southeast corner of «aid lot, and running O' kennels near Ballston. ons, 4 plows, a 3 section drag and a every sense to buy footwear at the handed us $2 for the Itemizer and Or­ Fletcher and Bessie Ott serving the for $206. thence west 7.4« chains, thence north 2.70 spring tooth harrow, bay rake, mow­ New York Racket store. H-avy all- lunch. chains, thence east 7.4« chains, thence south egonian for a year. Come to the Bee Hive stoic fo» er, bay fork, pulley aud ro|x>, 2 gar­ wool overcoat» and winter suits can be 2.70 chain« to place of beginning, containing ACRES at western city limite for aaleatfW I by W. H. Kraber, ef Dallas. your blankets and quilt«. Elegant den cul ¡valors, fanning mill, dis> had there cheap enough. Their un­ t '/ o gcr** more or less. Bids will be received try mu at m y residence iu Dallas, Oregon. cultivator and other implements and derwear equals the beat you can g»l line of Oregon blankets, North Htar ep . Terms e f «ale, cash in hand. blankets, also Hudson Bay blankets. tools, 4 sets double snd 1 set single anywhere else. 81X room residence In Dallas a block west of MABY C. WILSON. L the home of W. A. Wash for sale by him or 0 , SALEM assortment is now complete st harness, fly lie's, 5 «lands of bee«, osk Kxecutrlx of the eatate o f Adnin K. Wilsen, € The . McBee. deceased. post«, 3.000 feet of lum!>er, 500 bush­ prices ranging from 65c up to $10. ORECON. A dinner at Strong’» restaurant will Pi ices always right at the Bee 11 i v el« fine «eed oats and 400 bushels for GOOD restaurant outfit foreale by Mrs. Rachel seed, 100 busln-ls spring seed wheat make you feel good I ho balance of the store. SALEM’S GREATEST STORE Todd lndepe landenoe Adm inistratrix Notice of Sale. C o r n e r C o u r t a n d L ib e r ty S tr e e ts . and 140 bushels fall seed wheat, 90 day. A Mr. Miller from the east bought bushels barley, 200 sseks screenings, THE : aud occupies tho Iugermanron place 400 bushels winter appba, and a vari­ O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N T H A T Í jVXTRA choice haled at straw for «aie by C D. BEST *1 An elegant assortment of jardiniers by N virtue !l I r* N a * im , Ballston. near Buell, M. Michelhook of that vi­ ety of household furniture. The sale o f an order and decroe of the cou n­ AND C a n now be »fen at the Yokohama Ten cinity has bought a farm near 'f ty court of the itate o f Oregon for the county will begin at 9 o’clock and M. F. ch eapest : o f Polk, duly mode and entered o f record in store at from 15 cents lo $4 each Minnnville, Henry James has sold is | White will be anclloneir. Term». STORE matter o f the {estate of .Fames L. Gwln, T IA HIGH grade Cotswold ewes, now being bred to place to Mr. Htrickler and a new m m I under $10, cn*li; over that, » twelve Beautiful decorated lamps nt from $1 the 9 1 / registered Cotswold buck, for sale by Marion IN deceased, I will en and after the Sm ith, M onm outh, Oregon, R. V. D. No. 1. 10 $2. Their blended Mocha and Java W i ll raise fine cattle on the M. Burney OREGON I month approved 8 |-ercent note, Ted coffee can't be beat, O .h D a y o f D e c e m b e r , 1 0 0 2 , farm. FOR offer for sale and sell at private sale to the your m l libors about the sale. LD iron wanted. For the next month 1 will pay highest bidder the following dene“ibed prem­ C. O. JAUISOH. O'- $18 a ton for eld machine <-AMtings delivered at C. C. Sloan, on the Riddell A Rae ise«, situated in Polk county, Oregon, to wit: | the Dallas foundry. ED. BIDDLE. Crowda do not go daily to the Beginning 10.5ft chains north of the southeast place went of Monmouth, will soon Mr. Hirscltberg’s oil well on Ihe George lunch counter just to plea-e corner of the northeast quarter o f section 30, have over 100 acres in grass. Last Whiteuker place hss now reamed a the proprietors. in township 8 south, range 5 west, o f the W il- N old 12-horse power engine and boiler for sale at spring he sowed pens and oats togeth­ Lmmette meridian, and running thence north a great bargain by Ed. Biddle at the Dallas Iren depth of nearly 1,000 f e e t and they er, they producing a fine lot of stock 40 chains, thence west 17 «0 chains, thence are still going on toward China. south 40 chains, thence east 17,»MS eq a Ins to feed, and now he ha* planted v* tch Black suits in a variety of service­ place of beginning, containing 70 «4 aor-s. and wheat together to feed animals on The funeral of Mrs S. R. Withrow able and grsrd looking cloths, is one of the F E W unregistered bucks of the Harris fleck of And also the following. |o-w}t: Beginning | next s o ’ mcr. The main purp >«e of » « « preached at Independence last Ihe specialties at Johnson'» elo liing 14.02 chains east and & chain* south of the goat» »till left. T o close out all older than kids i we will nell the rem ainder at reduced prices.— Rid* the wheat and oats is to keep the oth­ week by Rev. A. A. Winter. q tarter section ptwt between sections 25 and •t -re. From wedding garment* down | dell B ros., Monm outh. 3ft, in tuwuebip 7 south, range 4 west, and ers from falling. President Poling is rx|>ect