Polk County itemizer., January 09, 1908, Image 2

TH E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
Admitted to the second c i i u of mail matter.
T H U R S D A Y , JA N . 9, 1908.
V . P . F IS K E .
Farmer Win* Hop Suit.
J. w. Myer, of Dallas, won out before
UNDER THE BIG CLOCK.
tin jurv in* the long contested hop litl
gat i u Lie has been carrying on with
Lives ley A Co., the jurv allowing him
the full am ount sued f*>r after being °ot
What
Our
County
Officials
Have
Done
ten minutes. After the case has been
to the suprem ecoiirt twice he gets
Almost ever ybody who reads the news-
The contention of Livealey was that My
Last Saturday our city was pretty papers is sure to know of the wonderful
er held under a void lease, ami they
Since Our Last Issue.
cures made by Dr.
were not required to come through with
well crowded with those from out of H------L
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root,
tlieir part of the contract, a» he w u
UP TO THEM.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
The Cannery Proposition Now Up
Kidney Trouole Makes You Miserable.
to a Committee.
. j Merle
Laird Woods.
Ciold I)"»t Twin» ............j
Mver
Baby co o n ...........................I vhii Howland.
Elicnezer W ashington U. S. tiran t.
Mr*. Veata Richm ond.
Dinah Jones
Rastus Lightfoot
Mr*. Chnrringtou.
Mr«. Eugene Byorkty.
Sally Snooks
Cliloe G ray.......... Mre. 1*. A Finw th.
Raggy Johnson Mr*. Frank Keralake.
Mr*. F. Baker.
Malinda Sm>w, .
Mins N Heddikopp.
leonina Jackson
Edith Howland.
Topsv Turner
Bedel ¡a Green . ...... Mr*. Ada Shultz.
Mr*. Nellie Tatum.
Ambilina Swift
Hazel Hollister, accompanist.
The lower story of the Woodman
hall ha* lately been reconstructed, and
now ha* Iiv far thelargeat hani|Uet room
in the city with three spacious parlors
and a good sized kitchen, making it a
most convenient place for such gather­
ing as that of last night. It took con­
siderably over two tables to feed the
crowd, with 77 sitting down at a tim e.
The ladies of the circle put up the best
haiii|iiet it lias ever Iwen our pleasure to
pirtnke of, tiie menu running from fried
chicken to everything generally partak­
en of at a wav up Sunday diuner. It
was surely a big success.
town who had conic to town to take ad­
tn© great kidney, liver
only a mtb-leeae, but the jury took a tlif-
vantage of the many attractions offered
and bladder remedy.
frrent view and took the farmers ,ide of
COMMISSIONER’S
COURT
REAL
ESTATE
TRANSFERS.
It
is
the
great
medi­
by
our
m
erchants,
and
to
attend
the
the rase. Ford A Kaiser represented
»1 50
Item izer, one year in advance ....................................
Riddle,
Win.
Teal,
J.
B.
cal
triumph
of
the
nine­
Livesley and McNary Bros, the plaintiff
.. 2 00 several meetings scheduled for that day.
SUBSCRIPTION W ith Weekly Oregonian or Semi-Weekly Journal.
teenth century dis­
Petition of E. G. W hite and 20 others —
B Freeborgot et ux to \V
.. 1 75 One of the greatest attractions for many
Salem Journal.
W ith Oregon W oodm an................................................
covered after years of Charles
for
the
vacation
of
a
portion
of
the
II
M
erritt,
123
acre*,
t
*'
»
h
.
r
8
w
$2829
was the H orticultural meeting, at
*1 scientific research by Mark Huvter et ux to R I Chase
Elizabeth »Snyder county road granted. W. F. Lvons lias brought his famliv
g Dr. Kilmer, the emi­ lot it I>kilns
which it had been announced there
The Dalles and will again
that county clerk advertise hack from
257
M ÏT T ÏT A T i O ffice,
nent kidney and blad­ 1» S Knowles to H enrietta Know-lew lio for Ordered
his home her«*.
HELL
j
M
U
TUA
Lj
Residence,
14<)1
would
be
un
effort
made
to
start
a
can­
bids for publishing notice of sale of make
Resilience,
113
'PHONES:
der
specialist,
and
is
Bad
colds
ami grippe seem to he pre­
|..t
in
Dallas
and
25
acres
in
t
7
nery. It has long been known th at our wonderfully successful in promptly curing s. r 5 w ..................
lor delinquent taxes.
valent here and the good people have to
1 property
farmers and fruit growers desire such lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou­ Unite*! States to A11 ie Riggs, 10
The petitions for change of bounda­ share with the rest. Mrs. F Miller ha-
bles and Bright’s Disease, which is ihe worst acres t fi s. r 8 w patent
Patronige One Another fo r the UpbuUdina o f Town ami County.
an institution, hut the setting of the i form
ries of School Districts Nos. 15, 33, 57 been quite sick for about two weeks
of
kidney
trouble.
and
fit) were deuied.
Mr. Austin Ellis’ baby girl has had
hall in motion has until this time been Dr. Kilmer’s Sw am p-R oot Is not rec­ John Olin et ux to M artha B Staf-
croup and almost pneumonia, hut is bet­
lots in Dallas
............ 5>
Ordered
that
W.
F,.
William«
he
not!-
th at is causing the council a great retarded by various things. The Polk ommended for everything but if you have kid­ ^ rin,
now. Mrs. Jonn McGrow has also
E Trask et ux to Sadie A Tooze,
to remove his fence from the Adolph ter
H orticulturaf meeting was called ney, liver or bladder trouble It will be found l«»ts
We Hear of More Cures ; leal of worry. They are endeavoring County
been sick with a complication of trou­
in Falls City
100 | tied
Aebi county road within 30 «lays.
just
the
remedy
you
need.
It
has
been
tested
most
particularly
to
hear
from
Col
nu*l
bles,
but is now able to l)e out of bed.
Of trouble» originating in Impure blood, to treat all alike and to do injustice
H Baldwin to C N Baldwin, 1
in so many ways, in hospital work, in private A acre,
Ordered th at the steel bridge at Falls Mis. Hall is qui»e sick, being th reat­
Hofer and J. B. Shepard, president and ! practice,
t
9
s.
r
5
w
...........................
500
■crofula. I o m ot appetite, caU rrb, rbeuma-
among
the
helpless
too
poor
to
pur­
Citv l»e accepted from the contractor, ened with appendicitis.
t none. The trouble mostly dates secretary of the W illamette Valley chase relief and has proved so successful in United States to Nellie E G rant
PERKINS SUICIDES.
tl»m , byU ood’a Sarsaparilla than by all other
aim $100 be reserved from contract price
acres, t 8 s, r 7 w patent
•o-called remedies combined.
Somehow from an encroachm ent on the ptreet Development League, and who
had every case that a special arrangement has S 40
to
pay
for
painting
the
same.
K (’rowlev et ux to I \V Edgar
SEMI-PUBLIC ‘INSTALLATION. No Reason Can be Given for the
those cured by Hood’s seem to stay cured, by one of our m ain business blocks, announced through the press th at they I been made by which all readers of till» paper
500
BILLS ALL O WK D :
have not already tried it, may have a et ux 5 acres, t 7 s, r 4 w
and they Kladly tell the good news to others. which it is impossible to now have rec
would he h*»re on th at date, their main v/ho
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
$1,0)8.57 Woomen of Woodcraft Have Vir-
Salaries ....................
Cause of Tragedy.
• c r o fu la » o r e
"My w ife had a scrofu­ tified, but which throws out all sur­ object being to secure 1JXX) facts of pro­ | telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
Probate Court.
8,820.17
Ronds and bridges
lous sore on her leg for year». Many differ­
find out if you have kidney or b'adder troub'e. Estate of S arah Miller, deceased—E. Pauper account.. . .
8i)
93
duction
in
the
valley.
Polk,
as
Colonel
veys
and
the
only
thing
to
be
done
is
tors From McMinnville.
ent medicines gave but little benefit. She
When writing mention reading this generous Lipton. / . Hinshaw and A. R. Bell ap­ M iscellaneous..........
241.55
lik e A thunderbolt from a clear sky
turned to Hood's Sarsaparilla and the sore to m ake th a t th e starting point of a Hoefer informed us prior to the meet­ offer in this paper and
came the shocking news Monday even­
pointed
appraisers.
ing,
is
to
he
one
of
eight
counties
to
quickly healed. It is a good blood medicine.” new alignm ent.
Last
evening
at
the
Woodman
hall
It is n t intended e ter into the scheme. The idea is to send your address to.
T
o
ta
l............................................
$8,015.12
ing
alniut 7:30 that L. S. Perkins, the
Guardianship of Charles A. Baldwin, Duplicate warranty for $4 was ordered the Women of Woodcraft invited a num­ Monmouth
J. Nt D arr. Crosby. Texas.
Dr. Kilmer & Co., bing-
druzgist, had takon his own
by
the
council
to
tak
aw»y
anyone’s
m
inor-
bond
filed
and
approved.
ber
of
their
friends
in
to
witness
their
get short, concise statem ents ol some hamton, N. Y. The
A f f l i c t e d 16 Y e a re - Hood’s Sarsapar
to ( ’ass Gibsort, the former one installation ceremony and h> have a life.
Guardianship of Annie Young, minor issued
r ill» ha« cured me o f scrofula, with which i land, but the streets and walks s' ould extra productive yield, allowing over regular fifty cent and
Home<>f
Swamp-Root,
as can he learned at thin w rit­
having been distroyed.
have been troubled 16 years, and caused by l»e straig ht, and it is the plan of the
M. Young appointed guardian.
tim e generally. The circle guards ing, As it near
neeiiiH that Mr. Perkins had not
10v) to each county, have them ail print- dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. —E.
E l. Blessing was allowed $50 dam a­ good
vaccination.
My little daughter bail a
were
in
fine
fettle
ami
performed
the
Estate
of
Margaret
Riddell,
deceased
lieen
at
the
during th e day. About
scrofula swelling on her neck and Hood’s present council as soon as a uew walk e 1 in neat shape, and then Hood the
for contact with a post in county fin t work to the delight of all l>ehold­ 11 a. m. Dr. store
Do not make any mistake, hut re­ —estate adm itted to probate; William ges
Crowley went to the home
Sarsaparilla also cured her.”
M rs . N ora
road.
ers,
inducting
into
offices
for
the
next
lie«
omes
necessary,
to
have
it
put
in
east and middle west with this litera­ member the nam e, Swam p-Root, Dr Riddell appointed adm inistrator.
Mr. Perkins to see him and found him
H ughey . Hughey. Tennessee.
runway of Ben W indsor order­ term these persons; Past Guardian, of
Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and the address | Estate of Mary Ann Simpkins, de- ed Stock
in a sound tdeep. Mrs. Perkins was ab­
Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is sold everywhere. the ri :h t p ’ace. The looks of the city ture just prior to the Hoineteekers’ low ingham
fixed
by
June
15th.
Helen
Greenwood;
guardian,
Mary
sent
from home on a visit in Yamhill
pton,
N.
Y.
on
every
bottle.
r.itrs which go into effect on the rail­
! c«*n<e«l—final account set for hearing Ferry license issued to Hiram E. Daw S tarr; adviser, Elva Stum p; hanker, county,
In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called should he the aim of all.
having gone there some day«
February 8, at 10 a. m.
roads some time in March. This m at­
Rebecca
Muscott
;
attendant,
Amanda
S a r a a t a b t . 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre­
to operate a ferry at Buena Vista.
After supjter Crosby Dalton, clerk
Estate of II. B. Simpkins, deceased— Ferry license issued to I). I). Steele to Blessing: clerk, Edna Scott; magician, ago.
pared only by C. I. Hood Co., Low ell, Mass. REGISTRATION BOOKS OPEN. ter will ulso he used through the many
the drug store, desiring to see Mr.
' final account set for hearing February operate a ferry at H all’s ferry.
Anna W right; inner sentinel, Mrs in Perkins,
went to the home of C. E.
county papers to help along in the good
I
8,
at
10
a.
m.
Roht.
H
atton;
outer
sentinel
Laura
Force,
a neighbor, to obtain the key to
B
md
of
W.
P.
F
id
ie
ra
t
$500
as
com
­
cause.
These
gentlemen
have
yet
four
Itoy;
captain
of
guards,
Mrs.
\
\
P.
In estate of L. S. Perkins, deceased;
Schedule of Primaries and Elec­ counties to visit, and will then compile
Perkins house. This key bail l>een
of General Gibbon Post, with Fiske; musician, Grace C herrington; the
Emma J. Perkins appointed executrix, J. mander
Is it Mr. F oraker’s id» a th a t the
left there by Mr. Perkins so th at the
R.
Cooper
and
C.
A.
l>iek
as
sureties,
manager,
Mildred
Allen.
Mrs.
Joe
Sib­
tions
for
the
Present
Year.
the
facts
.gathered
as
soon
as
possible
I
and
J.
H.
Hawley,
J.
M.
Crowley
and
young ladies rooming there could get it
panic is the weapon th e trusts use *o
approved.
ley was the installing officer.
t W. E. Bridwell, appraisers.
upon returning from their holiday vaca­
and the railroads will attend to th -circu ­
fight the Big Stick?
W.
S.
Cary
was
again
appointed
The
large
hall
was
well
filled
to
wit­
tion. But Mr. Perkins had retained a
In
estate
of
S.
L.
Jones,
re*>ort
of
sale
lating of them . The literature can also
county
health
officer.
ness
the
ceremonies,
and
the
following
I of real estate filed and set for hearing The treasurer was credited with $21,- members of McMinnville circle came up key and it irt supposed th at the rash act
ELECTIONS OK 1908.
be used to further advertise any desired
A m an can hardly lie blam ed for
was committed «luring the latter part of
i January 25th.
on the evening train for a fraternal vis­ the
157.15 canceled warrants.
section, as space will be left for th at
afternoon.
losing interest in life after he loses hisi Registration opens, January fi.
i
t
:
Mr.
ami
Mrs.
Granville
Shadden,
Mr. Dalton upon entering the house
G.
W.
Chapman
and
O.
G.
Savage
purpose. It is l»elieved th at 50,000 new
Closes for primaries, April 7.
Marriage
Licenses.
principal in a busted hank
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jerom
e
Derby,
Mr.
and
YOu
dread
the
hard,
went
to Mr. Perkin«’ room and found
granted
right
of
way
in
county
road
for
Prim ary Elections, April 17.
people can l»c put into the W illamette
Mrs. Harvey Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Mart. him lying
F. M. Splawn and Cornelia Reasoner. certain telephone poles.
on the bed cold in death. lie
( back breaking work
Registration reopens, April 21.
valley
this
year
by
this
method
of
M
artin,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Nile
Davis,
Mr.
Congressmen are getting th e idea
had taken a large dose of carbolic acid
g L l oi doing the family
(-loses for Election, May 15.
Ordered
that
the
road
tax
levied
for
ami
Mrs
Henry
Kchlem,
Mrs,
Henry
advertising.
The
method
is
not
new,
to
end
his
life, and from appearances
l
^ washing? Then why
General Election, June 1.
Patents.
th a t a bill is not really im p o rtant u n ­
1908, 30 per cent of the am ount he re­ Neal, Mrs. Jim Jones, Mrs. Agee, Mrs. he died without
a struggle, although a
S
i do you do it? Y\ e
reopens, September and has lieen found to he very success­
tained
in
tin
general
road
fund,
70
per
less it appropriates a m illion or more. 20 Registration
United
States
to
Nellie
E.
G
rant.
Lizzie
(vaunt,
Mrs.
E.
14.
YVallace.
Mr.
l>ortion of his face w as badly burned by
.^ S can save you tins
.
cent given to the respective road dis­ Jam es Cochrane, Mr. Lowell Smith and acid.
ful
iu
other
places,
especially
Canada.
Coroner Chapman was notified
(’loses for Election, October 20.
trict.
hard work, wash your clothes
Colonel Hofer and Mr. Shepard
Mr. Elm er Ladd.
and has charge of the rem ains. An in­
If the Japanese spies will furnish
Presidential Election, November 3. are Both
CIRCUIT COURT DOCKET.
The following road supervisors were. After the installation lots of fun wa- quest
cleaner,
do
it
quicker,
and
do
it
so
practical
orchard¡sts
and
cannery
may
necessary,
their nam es and addresses, U ncle Sam
appointed for 1908:
produced by a minstrel show, gotten up Mr. Perkins not was be a deemed
prom
inent
citizen
cheap
tiiat
there
is
no
economy
in
men,
being
interested
in
the
Salem
can­
and
engineered
by
Mrs.
G.
X.
(’herring-
No
1—Glen
Butler
will l>e glad to send them plans and Up to 4‘ o’clock Wednesday evening nery. They say that we should have a washing at home.
Burnett, J.
and a good business m an and his death
ton.
They
kept
the
audience
in
a
con­
li
2—Ralph
Savery.
the following persons Imd registered cannery at once and tn at it should be a
is deplored by all. He was a memlwr
specifications of all the battleships.
Following is the docket for the spec-
We are doing it for your neigh­
3—Felix Comegys.
tinual roar of laughter during the 40- of
with the county clerk and are entitled
the I. O. O. F. and a YV’oodinan of the
al term which convenes on January 20:
minute performance, and gave ample World.
“
4—G.
H.
Crawford.
bors.
stock
concern.
Also
th
at
it
should
liegin
to
a
vote
at
the
June
election
:
why lie should do such a
The A UK u - 1 .« H' raid thinks billy Precinct Name
B. J. Bowen vs. Howard I). Goodfel-
“ 5—G. W. Chapman.
evidence that we do not have to go away rash act Just
is unknown, being well to «lo
Party
to
operate
as
soon
as
possible.
That
we
I
low
and
A.
Goodfellow,
action
on
note;
from
our
own
tow
n
to
get
good
coon
“
6—Robert
L
>e.
goats will succeed Teddy benrs as toys
L F T h a r p .......... .. Rej. have everything to make it a success
1
I John Bayne for plaintiff and F. A. T ur­
performances. Those who occupied the and having * a h«jst of friends.'—E nter­
“ 7—D. I*. Stapleton.
2
N F «ire««
Deni ami no drawbacks. The only trouble
aft'*r next November. Tfyat ought to
ner for defendant.
stage in elegant darky costumes were: prise.
“ 8—Thos. Strain.
5
A
J
Brown
............
...
R*-*p
“ 9—-George Wills.
suit people with the h utting in habit.
White Sewing Machine Co. vs. L. D
5
A G Savage ........ ...H ep would he the lack of sufficient small
' MUTI ALH7.
“ 10—Enoch Chamberlain.
i n o n e s , p a c if ic s t a t e s 203
I Daniel, action for money; J. L. Collins
G W ( hapm an........ Hep fruits to keep it going at the most pro­
5
“ 11—Percy Hadley.
for plaintiff and L. I). Brown for de­
Governor H ughes should rememls*r
C IV Beckett.............. Hep pitious time, hut th at just as soon as it
5
“ 12—C hester G uthrie.
fendant.
W II Caille............
Rep is known we are to have a cannery, the
as a warning the case of J u d .e Park­ 13 «
Bovdstou.
Il C Eakin ...
. . Dem
1. L. Thomilson vs. G. A. Snell, ac­ “ “ 13—Jas.
14—John Finn.
er, who kept silent until the people i:t
V I* Firtke ................. , Dem berries and such will beset out in unlim ­
tion for money, N. M. Newport for
THE
TAX
LEVY.
15—Ed.
Plaster.
H Holman ................ .Hep ited quantities. Mr. Hofer says there
plaintiff.
th o ug ht he did n ’t have anything to 13
“ 10—J. N. Jones.
Most people know that if they have
i:<
JasB ov«lston........... Den) need he no fear of overstocking the m ar­
Petitions for naturalization of Thos.
“ 17—Henry Voth.
say.
14
O H ayter ................ . . Den) ket, as there is constant demand for the The County Court Makes it 11 5-10 1 Elliott,
Win.
Boginske
and
Robert
Mc-
been
sick they need Scott's Emul­
“
18—E.
A.
Pagenkoff.
J E Siblev.................. . .Dem
Crae.
“ 20—J. H Mulkev.
W hen Bourne can have his man 15
15
U S Lougl.ary.......... Hep output of ten tim es as many canneries
Mills.
sion
to bring back health and strength.
State of Oregon vs. E. M. Young, as-
11 21—Adolph »Sampson.
E F C oad.................. . Hep as we have. It is also astonishing in
nom inated over the selection of the 17
I
sault
with
intent
to
kill;
C.
L.
McNary
“
22—Jacob
»Smith.
17
L
D
Brown..............
Dem this industry how much can he utilized The county court yesterday fixed the for prosecution, J. A. Carson ami Oscar
rest of our congressional delegati n, it 20
The following persons were appointed
But the strongest point about Scott's
E II Hosner. ,.
Rep
state and county levy at 11.5 mills, May ter for defendant.
to act as judges and clerks of elections;
begins to look as if there m ight he K<‘gistration ho far is not verv heavy th at you would not think worth the divided
as
follows:
state,
county,
indi­
Emulsion
is that you don’t have to be
State
of
Oregon
vs.
Thos.
Sullivan,
ac-
the first three named being the judges
10 republican« and seven «Ionio- picking up. .And then this very thing gent soldiers and school library funds.
som ething hack of th a t third term only
I ;ion for money, (’. L. McNary for state j and the last three the clerks:
erat«
having
si^niliuil
their
ilesini
to
gives
employment
to
women
and
child­
7.1
m
ills;
school
fund,
2.fi
mills;
road
sick
to
get
results
from it
boost after all.
Douglas—F B Stone, Ross Rowell, J
and W ebster Holmes for defendant.
ren who can thus he practically inde­ fund, 1.8 mills ; totaling 11.5.
C
Cockerhum
;
Clarence
W
hitm
an,
Ira
School
district
fil
vs.
School
district
is on a total property valuation
pendent, as a cannery operates a goodly This
“ If two thirds of ihe girls who go «*n
action for m oney; A. O. Condit for Yocoin, Glen Butler.
It keep* up the athlete’s strength, puts fat
the county of $10,508,520, and will ! ! 32,
Grower’s Meeting.
portion of the year. After these gentle­ in
Jackson—J A Baxter, Pater Cook, N
th e stage would go to the kitchen in ­ There Hop
bring
iu $120,000. The state tax plaintiff.
on
thin
people, makes a fretful baby happy,
will
lie
a
meeting
of
the
hop
to $35,305; the school lax to A. W. Cooper vs. W in. Milloge, con­ 1 F Gregg; P H Bell, G A McCulloch,
stead, there would be a whole lo? more growers held at the court house in Dal* men finished their explanation of the amounts
I Mac* Byron.
firm
ation;
Oscar
H
ayter
for
plaintiff.
$27,320;
the
county
tax
to
$
58,251,
and
cannery
business,
it
was
decided
to
brings
color
to a pale girl’s cheeks, and pre­
happiness in the world,” says the B ir­ as, on Saturday, the 11th of January, at appoint a committee to solicit stock and the road tax to $18,914. It was nece- Falls City Lumber Co? vs. J. M. G rant, Salt Lake—H G Keyt, H B Flannery,
1
o’clock
p.
m.
All
growersare
request­
sary
for
the
court
to
increase
the
levy
a
G
N
Townsend
:
II
G
Elliott,
G
S
Nel-
vents
coughs,
colds and consumption.
m ingham Age-Herald. Hut n«>t if ed to he present.
for pos essionof property or mon­ | son, B F Jones.
here they are: M. M. Ellis, J. L. Brown, little over last year on account of th • action
ey;
Oscar
Hayter
for
plaintiff.
their cooking is as had as their acting.
II.G . CAMPBELL,
Henry Voth, J. G. VanOrsdel, H. G. tim ber cruise, wnich amounted to $8,- Polk County Lumber Company vs. J. Spring Valley—W B Duncan, G H
»Secretary. Campbell and Dee Dunn. It is a good 200;
Food in concentrated form for sick and
hut this will bring an increased I. Cham berlain, action for possession of | Crawford. T J Jenninfes ; Twin Phillips,
The straightening of our streets and
valuation
on
such
land,
and
he
worth
•
Lorin
W
alling,
W
ayne
Henry.
committee
and
the
Item
izer
predicts
property
or
money;
Oscar
H
ayter
for
well, young and old, rich and poor.
I>. S. Caldwell has bought out his
road tax is also higher. plaintiff.
gettin g the sidewalks to jibe is cer­ partner
Kola—J K Chapman, A J Brown.
in the pool room. Mr. Henline that they will do the work thoroughly the cost. '■ The
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Jam
es
Sim
onton;
B
L
Ferguson,
W
II
tainly a vexatious problem and one expects to move to California.
L.
Rice
vs.
.J.
E.
Wilson,
action
for
and well. All of them have had prac­ Mr. W. (). »‘-hms, u Sheridan lawyer,
And it contains no drugs and no alcohol.
Bess, W arren Allen.
tical experience in fruit raising and who had business before the ciicuit money; B. F. Jones for plaintiff.
Riekreall—I A Allen, A F Stoner, (’
S.
E.
Trask
vs.
F.
A.
Lucas,
action
for
court,
was
a
Dallas
caller
Tuesday.
thoroughly understand the necessity of
I A Miller; Win Rowell, J E Yoakum, T
ALL O R U aQ IS T S l 60 0 . AND 9I.OO.
money; Oscar H ayter for plaintiff,
j S Burch.
a cannery at Dallas to take care of the
O.
P.
Low
vs.
G.
M.
Phillips
et
ux,
South Independence—M W Mix, J
crops that are becoming more abundant
confirm ation; Oscar H ayter for plain­ Dornsife,
M Tillery; C E Huntley. Geo
each year. That they will meet with a
tiff.
T
E
A
E Con key, A B Robinson.
hearty response from our residents who
TI
ioh . Kinchen vs. IL Pickens, dainag-
South Monmouth—J H Hawley.
have surplu cash to invest we truly
T he cost of uood tea is 1 es ; Oscar Hayter for plaintiff.
Reece McReynolds, C C Fishhack ; Thos
believe. All are interested in working
I
J.
A.
Harps
Mfg.
Co
vs
T
A
Riggs,
ac­
ill) our products at hornets far as possi­ so very little: only a third tion for m oney; F. A. Turner for plain­ Strain, A J Ted row, A J Shipley.
Buena Vista—A J Richardson, G C
ble, instead of having to send the m ajor
Bolter, J M P rather; W E Beveus, H ar­
portion of our output away, as is now of a cent a c u p ! a cent- tiff.
vey Nash, Don II Dickinson.
the case Let us all give one long and
strong pull and the cannery will he and-a-half or tw o cents
Silver—W W Collins, C II Hoag, J C
DEPARTMENT NO2.
lauded.
Jam es; J J Thurston, A E Tetherow,
for the family breakfast I
O II DeArmond.
Luekiam ute—J II Ground, F W
CANNERY MEETING.
Docket for Judge Galloway’s Court Lough
Your (rrocer returns your money if you don’t
ary, E W Staats; J Bagiev, Jesse
like Schilling • Heist. wc pay tma.
Yost, Geo Bronson.
on January 4th.
Horticultural Association to Meet
Bridgeport—W M Yeater. Jos Lee,
B. F. JONES
Burns; YV L Frink, R R Riggs, C
January 18th.
, Court, convened Monday and adjourn­ C W G E ardner.
ed Wednesday, after attending to the East Dallas—E N Hall, YV H Boals,
Attorney-at-Law
! following cases:
Chairm an II E. But/, hereby issues a
INDEPEN DENCH, OR.
H GCam pbell, R R Hill,
Peter Schindler, plaintiff, vs. Em il F II (’ Morrison;
call for a meeting of the Polk County Probate work a specialty.
Eakin.
Schindler, et al, defendants.—Continu- H McCoy—T
Horticultural society a week from next
J Graves, F K Miller, G A
J ed.
Shields ; L A W illiamson, W I) Gorsline,
Saturday, on January 18th. The meet­
I
Sarah
A.
Hayes,
plaintiff
vs.
Alden
Clyde
Kelty.
ing is called at the res j nest of the can­
K Haves, defendant.—Divorce granted. South Dallas—I! B Cos per, A J Mar­
nery committee, whodesire to present a
Dallas, Oregon.
G ottleih Stroller, plaintiff, v n .tf.fi. tin, J M Lynn; YV A Ayres, U S G rant,
couple of propositions before the body. R.C. CRAVEN
- - President Turner, delendant.—Continued.
Butler.
This committee met last night and af­ W. G. VASSALL
- - Cashier William J. Cromlny plaintiff, vs. T J North
Independence—F A Patterson,
DIR
K
CT
O
R
S:
William
Jackson,
defendant.—Continu­
ter talking the m atter over, considered
R H Knox. E S H illiard; () A Kramer,
ed.
X.
L.
Butler,
R.
(’.
Dr
iven,
D.
L.
Keyt
J A Byers, YY* E Craven.
the time ripe for such meeting. Mr.
Adeline Barnes, plaintiff, vs. Frank North Dallas—F J Coad, Henrv Voth,
M. M. Ellis, W. G. Vassail.
Dee Dunn, of the committee, has receiv­
Barnes,
defendant.—Dismissed.
This hank is pleased to place at.the
Jos Black; R L Chapman, J S Ash-
ed a letter from E. K. Peters, of Port­ disposal
of its customers the facilities F. A. Lucas and J. 8. Charles, plain­ baugh, W alter Muir.
land, who makes a business of organiz­ gained during
many years of continuous tiffs, vs. F. L. Hawkmaii and Lulu M. Rock Creek—L YY’ Ham pton, YY’arren
ing canneries, creameries, etc He has service and growth.
I lawk man, defendants.—Sale confirmed YY’right, Jos YV right; 14 Burnett, Royal
been invited to l>e present on the 18th |
Marv R. Millhauser, plaintiff, vs. W. Plank.
M. Millhauser, defendant. — Divorce North Monmouth—J F Powell, R M
and explain his proposition at length, I
granted.
which is to the effect that from now on
ith, C Lorence; A M A rant, L YV
John Wacheno, plaintiff, vs. Lucinda Sm
Riddell, I II Fream.
lie will take charge of the m atter, organ­
Wacheno,
defendant.—Dismissed.
City—F K H ubbard, J D Moyer,
ize the stoek company, get the stock
Jam es W. Gilpin, plaintiff, vs. Villa E Falls
Lipton; W alter Nichols, Fred H ol­ g * * < ^ # i M » * * M $ * * * * « * * # « » * » « £
subscribed, erect the cannery with all
Gilpin, defendant. —Continued.
man.
A
F Courier
the latest m achinery, put every­
Bertha A. Herbert plaintiff, vs. Ralph
thing in running order, and then
erbert, defendant.—Continued.
That bread is likely to ( \ S. H Purvine
Died on the Train.
turn it over to the home com­ absorb disease germs
and S. E. Pnrvine, plain­
c a t cm i -
tiffs, vs. Elizabeth Scott et al, defen­ John Campbell, «»f Amitv. died on
pany. It will be a fruit cannery
Southern Pacific northbound passenger
when shipped in a bag­ dants.—Continued.
alone and his price will be for a
train. No. Ifi, and th«* I hh I v was taken
State
of
Oregon,
plaintiff,
vs.
Mary
E.
gage car along with oth­ Hayes, defendant.—Continued.
plant capable of turning out 10,000 cans
off the train at Ashland and to D«>dge A
FRIEND TO FRIEND.
Son’s undertaking establishm ent. De­ 4$
of fruit a «lay $7500. For one turning
er common baggage?
L. F. Tharp, plaintiff, vs. Lydia A. cease«!
was 33 years of age an«l a victim A
out 20,000 cans a «lav, he will charge
Tharp, defendant.—Divorce granted.
That
the
Star
Bakery
puts
of
consumption. A brother was bring
$10,500.
Alma R. Matnev, plaintiff, vs. J. D. ing the invalid horn«* from a fruitless
It is also proposed that we organize out some of the best bake-
trip to Southern California in search «>f
Mat nev, defendant.--Continued.
stuffs
tube
obtained
any­
Sarah W arde et al. plaintiffs, vs. health. The hhrh altitude in crossing
our own company, doing away with all
the
Siskiyou« was more than he could
M Camey,et al, defendants.—Con­
where in the W illam ette Clara
outside help, that we make the capital
stand, an«! he died just after the train
tinued.
stock $ 20 . 1 ) 00 , using such |>ortioii of this
Valley?
Lavina A. H arrison and W illiam H. had passe*! the sum m it.—Ashland T il­
as may he necessary to put in a cannery,
T
h
a
t
#1
sp
e
n
t
in
y
o
u
r
Harrison, plaintiffs, vs. Mary A. H arri­ ings.
and then as business increases use the
Eudora A. Bentley ami John Bent­ Mr. YV. E. Marks, the genial black- I
h o m e to w n is worth more son,
ley, defendants.—Continued.
balance of stock to make it a vegetable
for the (’one mill at Black Rock, j
to you th a n $d s e n t o u t?
cannery also. The fruit growers are
W. A. Keyt et al vs. D. L Keyt. exec­ smith
has l*een on a visit with Portland | f *
called to decide between these two prop-
utor,
accounting.—Continued.
T h re e of th e m a n y
friends.
Lillian M. Harris vt. !>. C. Harris, A num ber of our politicians are «lesir- \
re a s o n s w h y s h o u ld d e­ action
for divorce.—Continued.
ous for the formation of a dem ocratic |
m a n d th e Dallai product
Atchison A M ciiardv vs. O. E. Fair- club,
an«l it ha« been suggested that a |
hart,
suit
ineq
u
ity
.—Continued.
when b u y in g h ak estu ffs.
meeting be hel«l at the Item izer office i
5ION
H. V. Splane vs. D. A. Elkins, suit in tnmorrnw evening for th at purpose. I
TOE BIQ BOOT
M rs. J. C . Caynor, Prop.
STAR BAKERY.
\ —Continued.
Such clubs are being formed all over th e I
K 8. L. Bagley va, Jane Begley —Con ■Ute*
do not know why Dallas .
D. T. BROWNE, Prop tintMd.
thouM not b* in it too.
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