Polk County itemizer., February 13, 1907, Image 1

DALLAS OREGON FEBRUARY
V O L . X X X III.
TWENTY YEARS AGO.
NO. 12 .
J 3, 1907.
No Time Thi* Week.
Campbell A Hollister have no time
this week to get up an ad, but ask the '
Items Gleaned From the Itemizer public to look out for their announce­
ment next week. They are getting in a
of February, 13. 1887.
large stock of extra nice merchandise,
are renovating the shelving department,
The first page was again taken up and having some papering and painting
done. Despite this fact when we were
with a lut of bills introduced at the leg- in there Monday they were as busy as
iHlature. A resolution wan passed in bees w aiting on customers.
the house calling for a special election
Hammer blows, steadily ap­
in November to vote on a prohibition
Mrs. George Collins Dead.
plied, break the hardest rock.
amendment. Editorially the Itemixer
After an illness of only a few hours,
Coughing, day after day, jars
declared such election unconstitution­ Mrs. George Collins succumbed Tues­
and tears the throat and lungs
al, and predicted that such a hill would day to an attack of appendicitis.- She
was taken ill the evening l>efore, and
until the healthy tissues give
be vetoed by the governor. A bill was summoned Dr. Byrd, and was soon rest­
way. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
introduced in the house whereby the ing easier, but toward morning the
Dallas council could incur a bonded in­ complaint became worse, and death
stops the coughing, and heals
debtedness of $2,500 .or the purpose of claimed her at 4 :.*50 a. m. Mrs. Collins
the torn membranes.
was born in Thurell, Canada, in 1845,
erecting a town hall.
and moved to Oregon in 1867, where she
T h e b e s t k in d o f a te s tim o n ia l —
At Lincoln they were having plenty has since resided. She has been one
“ S o ld fo r o v e r s ix t y y e a r s .”
of skuting, and all the wheat hrd been of Salem’s most prominent women, and
M ade b j J . C. A y j r Co.. L o w e ll, Maos.
shipped from the warehouse, except 6,000 was an active member of the Methodist
lu an u ioctu rera o f
church. She has been subject to attacks
bushels; L. Frizzell had been down from of appendicitis, and her sudden death
SARSAPARILLA.
PILLS.
Crook county, Aaron Tillery, had a at tins time comes as a shock to the
HAIR VIGOR.
black eye; .1 C Richards welcomed a 10- family and many friends.—Salem Journ­
W e h a vo n o acereta ! W e p u b lish
al.
pouud
bov.
th e form u la e o f a ll o u r m ed icin es.
At Monmouth Chester Coad was run­
F. E. B.
B iliou sn ess, c o n s tip a tio n retard re­
co v e ry . C u re th e s o w ith A yer’ s Pills. ning the warehouse; A. A. Bentley lost
We heard a man say the other morn­
a h orse; revivals were being held; M .E. ing that the abbreviation for February—
Nelms and May Johnson were married. Feb.—means Freeze every laxly, and
At Oakgruh Sain McElmurry lost six that man looked frozen in his ulster.
head of cattle on account of the big It was apparent that he needed the
kind of warmth thal stays the warmth t
snow’ and the school closed until spring. that reaches from head to foot, all over i
At Syracuse there had been some the body. We could have told him from ‘
Done in an uptodate way
knowledge
that
Hood’s
thefts of m ail; J. L. Stoddard killed a personal
F ir s t c la s s w o r k e a lw a y s rea d y
Sarsaparilla gives permanent warmth,
seagull.
it invigorates the blood and speeds it
J. A. Lynch Barber 5hop
At Independence M. L. Pipes, of the along through artery and vein, and re­
Stanley Clark, Prop. Main St.
Benton Leader was offered a position on ally fits men and women, boys and girls
the Oregonian; Mr. Lemon and Mr. Gar- to enjoy cold weather and resist the
attacks of disease. It gives the right
rigus were putting up iee; Pearl Cooper kind of warmth, stimulates and strength­
had about recovered from an accident ens at the same time, and all its bene­
received on a turntable; wheat badly fits are lasting. There may be a sug­
hurt by the cold weather; Miss Maud gestion in this for you.
PALACE CIGAR STORE,
Cooper got a severe ducking in the riv­
RESOLUTIONS.
er.
Passed by the members of the grange
At Bethel John Beckett lost a span of
R. J. Evans, Proprietor.
, Washington, on the
horses; range stock was looking bad; at
death of Newton L. Harris, late of
Soft
drinks
in
season,
cigars
and
G.
O.
Graves
was
having
a
big
barn
X So1
Dallas :
X tobacco.
tot
Fresh candies.
Whereas, the great master of the
built, Mr. St John doing the work; C.
A A A A A A A A S A f. A A A A A A A A A A A
B. Graves was having his old orchard universe has seen fit to remove from
5 m w
w w w w w w w w w w
among us our esteemed brother, New ton
grubbed out, preparatory to having it L. Harris, therefore be it :
planted in watermelons, having netted
Resolved by enterprise grange, No. 85,
$100 off of half an acre of such a crop that w e extend to his family our heart
MISS M. OLIVE SMITH
felt
sympathy in this their hour of
the year before.
bereavment ami cause this resolution to
IN S T R U C T O R O N
At Grand Ronde the bridges were all be recorded on our minutes; he it
out and they could not get to Sheridan ; farther
PIANO AND ORGAN.
Resolved, that our charter he draped
W. H. Kuykendall drove a hand of beef
Studio: Room 2, Wilson building,
cattle to Portland ; Al Southmayd w as in morning for 30 days, and that a copy
of these resolutions be sent his family
Dallas, Oregon.
buying furs.
and to our county paper for publication.
W X ^ /W V V V W S ^ W V A A T V V V V V V A .
At Oakdale Mr. Garwood had nearly
MRS. H. P. FRANK,
B. W. BLANCHARD,
cut a toe o f f ; Lot Shreve had been sick ;
MRS.
8 .C . JORDAN.
more snow and sleighing all the go;
Committee.
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lots of fun at the debating society.
DALLAS RESTAURANT
At Buena Vista the band went with
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Colonel Matthews to Leave.
D. Hill, Proprietor.
of yellow dog politico is past, and men for last year, which is about an average
the skaters down on the lakes, J. A.
Our Weekly Weather Report.
STANDING.
Colonel Matthews and Win. Chap­ CORRESPONDENTS
M a jn a n d M il l S t r e e t s .
! do not have to vote for had men simply of the increase in growth at the normal
McClain sold the mail route to Parker pell will today take charge of the lug
At gieiit exjieiiHe we have nmimgcd to i because they hapnen to get their name school from year to year. The number
Meals at all hours. Short orders
to C. W. Franklin; M. M. Porterfield hotel at Falls City.
Mr. Matthews has
aecure by wirelvas telegraph from B. S. ! on the ticket. We are fully aware that of students up to the present time for
R e g u l a r dinners.
O ysters in
hail lost a horse, and more were sick sold his saloon interests here to D. A. For Correipondent* Prize on March Pugenhoff a correct and reliable (som e­ ■ any effectual temperance work for our t!i** year is 243, and the faculty expects
season.
Furnished room s.
1 day and times must lx* done along non- that the number by the close of (he
with the same unknown disease; Prof. Madison, and will hereafter devote him­
time») re|>ort of what the weather will I partisan lines. Laws will not enforce year will reach 300, which will equal or
31st.
self to making the Falls City hostelry
Henry was teaching a darn ing school, famous for good grub and entertainment.
be in thiH section for the next 24 hour». I themselves, and laws to suppress the exceed that of last year, Some tempt­
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and poker sociables were frequent in He has secured the services as chef of
The intricate calculation» nece»»ary to ; sale of intoxicating liquors amount to ing offers have come to some of these
Mr. Moss Walker, w ho has long mater­ E ola ................................... ..................... 4
tke old sheds.
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reliably predict the weather in a given I hut little unless public sentiment is young men and women to take school
Kings
Valley
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ially aided in making the Thompson
At Ballston C. E. Magers was prin­ house known as the best eating house Falls City........................... .................... 6 ! section, and because the wirele»» hn* educated up to where it will enforce the positions at once at good salaries, hut
law, and that cannot I*» done by mak­ President Kessler has continually advis­
.......................... .................... 5 i now been made a trust, is the cause ing prohibition a political issue. Ten­ ed them to complete the full work be­
cipal of the school; John Campbell lost on the West Side. This fact alone will Roerá
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a horse and mare, and Mrs. M. Syron guarantee the new proprietors a large North D allas.............
nessee,
Arkansas and Texas arc giving fore leaving. Tke present midyear
Ballston.............................. ................. 4 of the enormous expense to the Itonii-
three horses ; Mrs. Phoebe Miller was business from the traveling men and Ballston.............................. .................... 3 xer. If the weather does not always object lessons in what temperance peo­ class consists of the following: Nellie
others who are acquainted with Mr.
very low with lung fever; Grandpa Ball Walker’ s ability to put up an excellent Ballston............................... ................... 6 turn out as we predict, lay it to the man ple can do along non-partizan lines. B. Beckett, Ruby E. Shearer, of Mult­
More than two-thirds of the counties in nomah county; Caroline M. Brown, of
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h id l>een very sick; H. Gabel returned feed. Mr. Matthews has a peculiar Popcorn ........................... ...............
in the tower—of Babel.
these states have local prohibition, and Columbia county; Minnie Blough, Fre­
adaptability for success as a landlord. M..nrnoutli........................... ............. ft
from Yakima.
where
the people have put good men da (iist, and Ellen Nelson, of Yamhill
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Butler ..............................
into office the law is fairly well enforc­ county; Lulu E. Keller, of Umatilla
At West Salem Jolly White wa* Ilis large acquaintanceship w ith travel­ Motor line...................
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1
ing
men,
and
his
desire
to
always
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T,,.
I *"|t Iticii, a u u t«io u c o iic IV» m n a j D
glVt*
ed. We believe the principle of prohi­ county; Ellen Lawrence, of Grant
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made a guard at the penitentiary; M dh ||,e very best possible for the money, Monmouth
bition to he right ami what we need as county; Laleh McKee, of Harney count y ;
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Fee was teaching at Brush college; Asa insure his success from the start. Far Buena Vista
a nation is constitutional prohibition Dora Neilson, of Wasco county, Mae L.
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Foreman was going into the stock busi­ s'ghted business man that he is and al- lineila Vista
hy the United States government to Tracer, of Lane county; Florence Bow­
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Peedee .......
stop the manufacture and sale of in­ den, Milton Force ana Isabelle Elliott,
ness in eastern Oregon;
numerous wavs ready to spend his money for the Sunnysloi»e
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advancement of the town in which he
toxicating liquors. Ix>cal option is the of Polk county.
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accidents among sleighing parties.
lives, his going to Falls City will prove A irlie ..................................
next best thing to constitutional pro­
At Willamina the mill dam went out; an acquisition of which its citizens may
hibition. It it the fore-runner of con­
Mr. Win. Cook, who lias been on a
GRANGE MEETING.
C. C. Linden was the school teacher; well feel proud. The price paid for the several months visit with relatives here,
stitutional prohibition.
hotel
property
was
$5.500,
and
some
about a foot of snow.
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$2,000 will l>e immediately spent in will leave Monday for his home in laje-
At Peedee R. H. Sin peon had a mare improvements of a modern character. tine.
Those interested in farm matters are
N 0T IC E T 0 THE PUBLIC.
with blind staggers; C. G. Nelson was The saloon of which Mr. Chappell will
cordially invited to be present at an
oi>en
meeting of Oak Grove Grange at
about to move to Yaquina; N. Tarter have entire charge, will he moved out of
Words of Praiso
With three chairs and
I On anti after February 18th. we will their hall near Crowley station on Sat­
had closed a nine months school ; Reu- the hotel building to a lot further down
close our places of business at 6 o ’clock urday, February 23rd. Dr. Jas. Withy-
the main street, and the entire For the several ingredients of which Dr.
l>en Hastings wanted a change of roads structure used for hotel purposes alone. Pierce’s medicines are composed, as given
! every evening except Saturday. The combe and others of the fa<*ulty of the
buying public will please take notice.
on the W. I). Mahoney farm ; there was The new proprietors will cater to the hy leaders in all the several schools of
agricultural college will he present ami
W m . F a o l l ,
give addresses on scientific agricultural
best class of trade in every particular, medicine, should have far more weight
a dance at llannum ’s.
G uy B r o s .,
subjects. A stereoptieon exhibition of
and expect that in the near future the than any amount of non-professional tes­
At Dallas J M Grant was marshal
insects, etc., and in the evening the pro­
F. J. C h a p m a n ,
trade will justify such a move. It is timonials. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescrip­
and J. H. Townsend recorder; a ratifi­ certain that Fails City has a roseate tion has t h e BADGE o f iio n r s t y on every
G uy B r o s . A D alto n .
gram will Iw? interspersed with a few
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numbers by local talent. Come every­
cation meeting was held on account of future and a first class hotel will do bottle-wrapper, in a full list of all its in­
body and his uncles and aunts anti help
gredients
printed
in
plain
English.
much
toward
making
it
a
place
where
the passing of the prohibition am-
Normal Graduating Exercises.
us by your presence to make it a day of
If you are an invalid woman and suffer
business people and those desiring rec­
mendment ; Jesse Owens was found not reation and health will desire to go.
The midyear commencement gradua­ profit and entertainment to all. Bring
from frequent headache, backache, gnaw­
tion exercises at the state normal school your dinner and stay all day,
guilty of a charge of rape preferred by
ing distress in stomach, periodical paius,
occurred February 12th, when
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W. T. P ka RCK.
disagreeable, catarrhal, pelvic drain,
trained teachers coming from nine dif­
(V WA 'ViUon’
• " ,e T ' u I Senator Loughary Makes Good.
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dragging-down distress in lower abdomen
Of \\. J. Andrews, Job Conner, T. R. '
,
*
ferent counties, received diplomas.
or pelvis, perhaps dark spots or specks
On I’ nlk's »ssi'ssnipnt roll, as usual,
W. C. T. U. SPACE.
This class, with the number wr»o will
H la ir.T .B . Hart and Mary W h ita k er 1
" ^ d /p L ^ t h e
Of all K i n d s
dancing before the eyes, faint spells and
finish in June, will make the number of the Smith’ s predominate, there being
kindred
symptoms
caused
by
female
weak­
were administered upon; Thos. Stowe, ¡house, there will In* two of the present
F re s h an d T o o t h s o m e
32
who |iav taxes on over $1000
Mrs. Chloe Bub, Editress.
graduates for this year 50, as against 46
If it fails—and there ness, or other derangement of the feminine
F. A. Link, Chas. Phillips, M. F. White |schools dropjted
orgaus,
you
can
not
do
better
than
take
road
i
a
fight
on
to
make
it
fail—
three
an«l George McBee were made
1 schools will he provided for and two Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.
supervisors; I. N. Woods was station rears hence another will he eliminated
The hospital, surgeon’s knife and opera­ POINT TO THEM AS GOOD MEN.
agent and had 1 teen to Portland; John . f n either event the next legislature is ting table may be avoided by the timely
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father’
s
!
expected
to
make
appropriations
for
two
U
sM
! ° f "Favorite Prescription " In such
W h e n a man leave? home in the evening it i*
Hughes was at work in his
And voting men and boys are ready
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— • only.
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¡cases. Thereby the obnoxious examin­
Had
President
Haines
to imitate their example in drinking
shoe store; word was received from Sa- 1
because he seeks amusements. The best way to
not tinped off the game of the th ree-! ations ami local treatments of the family and point to them as gor*l men that
lem tl a* the normal school bill had school combine, the plans of the triple physician can 1** avoided and a thorough
¡drink iloes not hurt. Sooner or later
keep him home is to give him the amusement
failed to |m»s; M. M, Ellia was cashier a'lianep, Weston, Monmouth and A sh -! course of successful treatment carried out some of these young men and boy* find j
In any Style
In
tlia
privacy
of
the
home.
"Favorite
of the hank, Imt had been sick; some land, would have succeeded, and had
there. Make home a competitor of downtown,
C o m f o r t a b le P a rlor
Prescription " is composed of the very best that they have neither the capacity for |
send.had W n dir 1 inr
t h e W .C .T .C . »fn ator Lanahanr gone into the com- native medicinal roots known to medical strong drink nor the will power of those
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bine, the bill of Senator Milt Miller,,
the club, the cafe, the theatre and the concert
windows ; J. 1). Lee introduced a hill for designating school» at Weston and Ash­ science for the cure of woman's peculiar men bv whom they have been influenc- |
ailment*, contains no alcohol and no ed, and wake up to the fact that hy fol­
hall.
No one thing will furnish so much amuse­
the creation of Lee county n»»ar Pendle­ land, would have passed instead o f : harmful or ha hit-forming drugs.
lowing their example they have become
ton ; Mrs. Miller died in the 5th, aged Smith’ s, which provides for two schools, ' D » not expect too much from 'Favorite drunkards. To stop this laid influence '
Prescription; " It will not perform mira­
ment for so many people, so many times, and so
60 years, leaving her husband, Monroe but does not specify where they shall he ! cles; it will not disolve or cur * tumors. , the friends of temperance should stand ;
located. Senator Laughary’* refusal to i
Miller, J. R. Miller, and Nellie, son and enter the calial won friends for him . No medicine will. It will do as much to together without regard to j*:» r f y j»f-
many ways as the EDISON PHONOGRAPH.
establish Vigorous health In most weak l ill lit ions. The right way to get gi**i |
daughter; hops were worth from 18 to among the men who honestly wanted n w n i and ailments peculiarly incident to I laws and to insure good government is ;
22 cents; the bakery and several private but two Normals, whereas had he been women as any mcdiritie can. It must N ! for every man to attend the meeting of j
Talk about versatility! If you had a hraaa band on tap and
a fair chance by ¡»erseverance in its I his party primary and use his influence I
citizens were putting up ice; the narrow active in connuhiating, these friends given
»evcral leading concert hall signer» on »alary, and two or three
us<* for a reason*.Me length of time.
would have been aggressive enemies.
I
for
the
nomination
of
candidate*
for
of­
gauge paid over $1,300 to the county for
You can’ t afford to accept a secret nos­
funny m«n to crack jokca, and a hem tilul soprano to sing hallada,
trum as a snhst tute for this remedy o( fice who will pledge themselves to work
C le a n S e rvice
taxes; a picture of Abel Uglow taken
! for the enactment of good laws and for
NOTICE.
known com |>»»s It Son.
yon would not , i r r the same am ount of varied entertainm ent
N ic e ly Pre p are d
twenty years before, was picked up on
Sick women are lnvlt«*d to consult Dr the enforcement of the same, and if i
that the Kdiaon P honojraph (tivee by simply changing record«.
Pkrcw,
by
letter,
free.
Al!
correspond
We,
the
undersigned,
grocers
of
the
vour
party
fails
to
nominate
good
men
B e s t C o ffe e on E a r th
the street bv Postmaster J. I). Smith ;
Jas. Bridwell had fourteen head of hors- city of Dallas, Or., agree that on and enco is guarded as sacredly secret an* who will enforce the laws, mark their
Yon can hear the whole program at my »tore in this town.
womanly
confidences
are
protected
U
e* sick with distemper; Dixie people after February 18th 1007, we will clo-e prof
t>f»***lon«l privacy. Address I>r. K. V. names off the ticket, and if the \
our stores at 6 o ’clock p. m. each even­ Pier rce, Buffalo. N. Y.
opposite side have good men on their
were all up town in sleighs ; Ab. Byer- ing, except Saturday. Signed.
Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets the les* ticxet vote for them and by ao doing I
ley was running loga to his saw mill on
C . L . CK IO SK ,
laxative and regulator of the Imwel«. serve notice on your own party that if t
W K Hows,
They inv’ gorate stomach. liver and they exnect to succeed they must put
the Leven« piare; egg* were selling for
bowel*. One a laxative; two or thres a tip good men for office. The man who
U. 8. L o u g h a h y ,
30 cents a dozen.
Easy to take a« candy.
W fw o N T o s A S c o t t . cathartic.
doe* thi* is not only working for the |
a>
Is The Place.
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enforcement of law l>ut to bring his own ,
L. D. Daniel has just received 200
B.
and
M.
flour
at
Howe’s
grocery.
party out on higher ground. The day ,
pieces of the very latest sheet mask.
The Jar o f
C oughing
A ijers
SHOE SHINING
EVERYBODY I N V I T E D TO THE
GRAND MASQUERADE BALL UN­
DER THE AUSPICES OF THE DAL­
LAS K. P. LODGE AT WOODMAN
HALL, ST. VALENTINE’S E V E N ­
ING. DANCE TICKETS, $1. SPEC­
TATORS, 25 CFNTS.
f J .A
Lynch s
Barber Shop
Main Street
Fiske, the best printer.
ERRY 5
Seeds
prove their worth at harvest
time. After over fifty years of
success, they arc pronounced
the best and surest by careful
planters everywhere. Your
dealer sells them. 1907 Seed
Annual free on request.
19 . M . F L U K Y Jk i O , I M r S t , M U k .
Cold Storage
Meat Market
D ALL A S, OREGON
Ail kinds of meats, including
fish and poultry.
Satisfac­
tion guaranteed.
G 0 RKE& SHAW
CONFECTIONERY
FRESH OYSTERS
LUNCH COUNTER
JOHNSON BROS
L. D. DANIEL, »A1US, ORIGON.
WOMEN b--"'“1
Robertint- gives »hat every woman
most desire*—a perfect complexion
It brings that *oft. smooth, fresh,
tear tint to the < h**ek that denote»
youthfulnea*.
It will bring beauty
to those who lack It; it will retain
It for those who already possess It;
It will enable you to successfully
combat the ravage*, of weather and
time Don’t doubt—don’ t argue. Just
fry RoberHne.
Your druggist will
yive you a free sample. All drug
el*ta keep Robertlne.
atch for
atkin’s
Wagon!
Guaranteed medicines,
spices, extracts, toilet ar­
ticles, stock and poultry
food,
CEO. HINSHAW
Traveling egeul for Polk cou nty.