Polk County itemizer., May 14, 1908, Image 1

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SUIT
14. 1908
N O . 16.
STATEMENT OE THE REGENTS
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DALLAS.
CARNIVAL
CERTAIN
M AY
It is astonishing how great a change a
few years of married life often make !r>
In Regard to the University of Or­
the appearance and disposition of many
egon Appropriation.
women. The freshness, the charm, the
.brilliance vanish like tho bloom from a
peach which is rudely handled. Tho
Kngene, < ) regoli, May 11, 1908.
matron is only a dim shadow, a faint echo
T o T he People :
of the charming maiden. There are two
Dastsl upon estimates suhiiiitted to
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reasons for this change, Ignorance and MEETING OF BUSINESS MEN ON thè proper oomittees. thè la«t legiala- !
neglect. Few young women appreciate
ture by more than two thirds vote,!
the shock to the system through the
TUESDAY NIGHT.
passed an act appropriating $125,000 an - 1
change which comes with marriage and
nually for thè support and maintenance I
of thè university of Oregon, and for thè I
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak­ Committees Appointed and Arrange­ construction and furnishing of addi-
tional buildings, pu rollane of ecpiipinent, |
nesses which too often come with mar­
ments Made.
etc. A referendum bus heen invoked
riage and motherhood, not understanding
on thè bill, and it \»ili he«u hm itted to l
that this secret drain is robbing tho cheek
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thè v o t o n e ! thè 1*0011110 election in
of its freshness and the form of Its
I nrHiiHiit to a , ’«Il hy amali | "*ter» . j ums
M|ipr0VII, ,,r rejerti„ a . I „ view
fairness.
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TuvMlay,
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of
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repreaenta-j
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( tluae factatlie retttntH bave tlmught
As surely as the general health suffers
when there Is d^K^nrement of tho health rive bnaine** inen met at lite c o u rt, it be.-t Ut «m ise »be follow iiiv atatement. i S
¡Since 180! the university has depend 1 -
of the delicate womahii^organs, to surely j ¡muse Tuesday night for the purpose of
whi^Ptkeso organs ¡m N ^ a b lD h e d In ! mkiug the first steps toward the giving ed for its resources upon the annual ap* '
propriation o f $47,40(1, carried by the
heaiVh theY^ce m W iihva 1 r7o%^e witness
I of a three days carnival in Dallas on act o f that year, together with the in-
tothejactIn rK> 3rd comehtaGfc^ Nearly
j .lune 18th, 10th and 20th. As stated terest on the university fund, incidental
fee« and interest on the Vi Hard fund,
happiness P’ th»- u-e o f l^r. P| pt <»N Fa*» last week we were in communication
amounting to atsnit $10.900 a year, and
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vori)-» fresenot:- n. I t makes weak wom­ I with Mr. E. J. Arnold of Portland, to special appropriations from time to
en strong and sick women well. Ingredi­ I furnish the*outside attractions. Mr. tun**. The act of 1901 was intended,
ents on label—contains no alcohol or Arnold came up Friday. *nd at a m eet with the revenues from other sources,
harmful habit - forming drugs.
Made
wholly of those native, American, medic­
tormti- has been
been necessary
•tflee, plans were forimi-
necessary to supplement the
inal roots most highly recommended by himself in this office,
leading medical authorities of all tho ser­ luted for the event and a provisional amount thereof, from time to time, by
ial i hoc Is of practice for the euro of
contract entered into, contingent on its ! special appropriations, that of 1005 be-
woman's peculiar eiiments.
T h« »*'»rpom- of the bill
For nursing inoilu vs.or for those broken- ....... rat ion l.v other «nbaniben. at a
now pending is to merge in one act all
do v. a in he:: llh l y too frequent bearing of
public
meeting.
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apprupropriations,
The amount there*
children, also for the expectant mothers,
The attractions offered bv Mr. Arnold of is ba-ed on careful, ami what is be*
to prepare tho system for tho coming or
baby unci making* its advent, easy and this year are his large tent with its va- lieved to be, conservative estimates,
Almost painless, tnei > is no medicine quite
for »n d In the oj.inion of the reiw nli I. nee-
so good a- "F avorite Prescription.” It riou* slum *. H r also rontrarta
essary to bring it up to and maintain
can do no harm in any condition of the three free acts. One of these is a b i l - it at the standard of efficiency, which
system. It is a most potent invigorating
tonic and .rent-dieting nervine nicely loon ascension every day, weather per- the educational interests of the state re-
adapt« d to woman’s delicate system by a luittihK- Another ia a grand Hli.lt* for i)nire. The hare rost of inaintenanre ia
physician of la rue experience in the treat­ lit.- non. the top of the rourt house tow- « ? * approxim ately *7S,«>00 a year. Ail-
ment of woman’ peculiar ailments.
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u ito n a l instructors are nee«led in sever­
Dr. Pierce may be consulted by letter er to the rear ot the D. J. R iley block, al of the departments, which will bring
free of
Address Dr. 1¡. V. Pierce, This w ill be one of the most spectacular the amount for maintenance to $85,000
Invalids* In te l and Surgical Institute,
events ever polled off in Dallas and be or $90.000 n year. The library, which
iiutlalo, N. Y.
rxtrem elv thrilling. It will he reallv toiuheg all departm ent.¡alike w ill re-
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«pure an annual expenditure of at least
a slide for life, considerable «langer to $ 10,000 a year, for some years, to bring
the closing scenes find everything favor­
the performer being involved. The it to the proper standard o f efficiency,
able to the young folks.
tliin l free a it will he a ti*h t rope walk Provi-inn h I uui I.I he n.iule immediately
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and performance from Home prominent tllt. lllliversUy ,)V farm »).in * and
GETS .MACHINE.
location, not vet decided upon.
j ing the present cottage and by the con-
Mr. Arnold is to be paid no money, ! struetion o f additional cottages or a gen- j
Before
Buying
Your
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OREGON
CASH STORE
Drra Thorne Coming.
To those who liHve never hear«! R«*r-
tha M Cl iv ’ a fi'noiiH novel, the follow ­
ing synopsis of the story w ill prove in­
teresting. especially ;i- Dora Thorne
w ill appear in dramatized form at the
Woodman hall one night only, May 14th.
C O I'F H E
N oth ing docs more for
a grocer, one w ay or the
other, than coffee. l i e
must sell poor; (he needn’t
sell it to you) it is y;ood
that makes him.
Your jrrocer retur: • your money if you don’t
like Schiilin-r's ! .. t w pav him
This play and hook deals with a beauti­
ful love story in a rural English home.
An innocent irirl daughter of a lodge-
keeper of an Englishman of high birth,
is loved hv the son of the latter. The
match meets with the disfavor of the
young man's father, hut dispite the fact Popcorn Correspondent the lucky
that the father informs him either to
give up the girl or his home of luxm y,
One.
he choose- DoraThorne and marries her.
The young girl, a pure and horn st crea­
Our sewing machine contest ended
ture, love*: the young man quite as w. II
as he does her, hut through the efforts last week, and the Popcorn correspond­
of a young sailor tin* young couple are ent gets the tint* sewing mat bine. It is
separated and made to believe later now in this office at her disposal. The
that each had been unfaithful to the | result of this contest is especially gra ti­
other. This state comes about as a re­ fying to the editor o f the Item izer and
We
sult of the efforts of Lady Chartaris and i far exceeded his expectations.
the father of the earl. The young sail­ i hardly thought there would he a tie, as
‘ it is a hard thing to get correspondents
or returns after two year’ s voyage
find that Dora’ s favor has he« n trans­ j to write regularly, and that is just why
ferred from hilrt to the young noble­ we offered the machine. W hat we ask
man and several complications arise j of our correspondents now is to keep
from this, which, for a while take on a ! right on, and we will in the near future
serious aspect. The tim e arrives when 1 start another contest. This tim e a first
honesty ami faithfulness triumph, and ami second prize.
Sale
LU C K Y
PURCHASE
w i t h the spo t cash put us in
p o sitio n to o ffe r a l a r g e as­
s o r t m e n t o f a rm and se w in g
ro ck e rs
at
the p h e n o m e n a l
lo w p r ic e o f
These rockers are NOT made out of the cheap, soft
wood so commonly sold, but of a good quality of hard
wood, well made and braced.
A ro c k e r that w i ll g i v e
s a tis fa c tio n in e v e r y
w a v. T h i s assortm ent
consists of iro n -bra ced
arm rest,- h ig h and
m e d i u m back, o r in
p la in s e w in g s t y le w ith
co b b ler, cane o r w ood
seats.
T h i s sale w i l l c o m ­
m ence M o n d a y , M a y
IS, and w ilI he c o n t i n ­
ued fo r o n e w eek e li d ­
in g M ay
A s usual
the e a r ly c o m e r s get
first ch o ic e
T h i s sale
is fo r cash on ly .
N o deliveries made at the
a l*)ve price.
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They Fit Where Others Fail
Queen
Quality
Oxfords
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There is shoemaking worth as well as dress­
making worth. “Queen Quality’’ Shoes set
the fashion. This store has the sole agency.
Remen»!>er the
'a b ove «l.i te» as it means moi -
ey to you.
DALLAS FURNITURE GO.
DALLAS, OREGON
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Work on our big special edition is progressing
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a nicely, and from the support assured us up to this
H time, we feel confident of ultimate success in the
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ii undertaking. As this is the first publication of
H this kind ever undertaken in P o I k c mrtiy, we are
determined to produce something good. The
edition will be thoroughly illustrated by photo­
graphic reproductions and we will be glad to
publish any interesting pictures that may be sent
in. We desire especially the assistance o f the
leading farmers o f the county and when our o f­
ficial photographer and reporter visits you we sin­
cerely trust you will give him your hearty support.
The edition will be published early in June and
should our represenative fail to see you, full par­
ticulars may be had regarding space, extra copies,
etc., by applying at the Itemizer Office.
parts,
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f
arched
in step ;
g r a c e fu l, lig h t appea r­
in g shoes.
T h e Queen «Quality
g iv e s you a ll these.
T h e d e m a n d f o r Q u een
Q u a lity
Shoes
g ro w s
b ig g e r e v e r y day.
äw
iThe
dem ands
short va m p s and fo re­
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& Style and sat­
isfaction—you
get both in
Queen Quality
# Shoes.
C o p y r ig h t 1908 by
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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ftzsa & K
WE ASK YOU TO
TRY ONE PAIR
Bee Hi ve Stores
“ A Reliable Place to Trade”
D ALLAS,
These several items will cost from j
$125,000 to $150,(XX), and together with
¡others, developing the growth ot tjm j
university, will absorb the
e n tile 1
! amount earried hy the present hill ami
i all ad«litioiial revenues, over and uh*.*ve I
the expenses of maintenance, for a j
I number of years to come.
I This covers in a general way, the j
i needs «>f tt e university as we s«*e it, and I
tin* us«* to he made of the pmpos«*«l ap- |
pronriation.
Then* is another matter which sh«»ul«l j
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be alluded to. The invoking <»f the j
referet dum has r«*Mt ri«*ted the university,
since January 1, 1007. to tin* annual
amount apportioned hv the a«*t of 1901.
lu* to take bin chances as to what rev­ erai «Ibrmitory. This, it i.-« estimated, ami about $ 10,000 a year from «»ther j
will
take
about
$50,000.
N
W
buildings
sources,
making a total of about $f; 0,000 j
enue he can derive from hit* shows. He
arc meded for class, lalniratory and a year, which has heen inn«le<]Uat<‘ to
is confident that what he has to offer
recitation purposes^ at a cost of approx­ pay the expenses. The deficiency last
will he so worth seeing that there will imately $75,000. The heating, power year was m«*t hy the hoard postponing
I a: no difficulty in that recard. A steam and water plant must be enlarged, at all improvements, purchase«»! furniture,
swing and giddy maze will furnish at­ an expense of $10,000 or $15,000 to meet »«hlitional apparatus, and the lik«», and
the del 1 lauds upon it for heating, irriga­ hy part of the factultv voluntarily fore­
tractions for the youngsters and suite tion, and fire protection. As soon as
going th«*ir s'*laries for the lust quarter
older ones.
fiimis are available, the campus should ot the year, relying on the approval «>f
A t the court house meeting V . P. lie enlarged, to meet present, and future the pending hill or sups«*«iuent appro­
Fiske was selected as chairman and \V. need«, hy acquiring additional grounds priation hy the legislature tor their pay­
by purchase, if a satisfactory price can ment. The salaries and incidental e x ­
R. Ellis secretary. I t was decided hy
he obtained, and if not, by condern- penses for the present scholastic year
a nearly unaimous v«jte to hold the Hation.
will amount to at least $50,000. to meet
ca; nival on the dates mentioned, only
which, there is an appropriation of
$47 .500, interest «»n laixl fund, estimated
one business man objecting.
at $5,00, interest on Villard fund, $2,200,
The offers of the college authorities to
or total <»f $54 700. At the elose «»f the
grant the free use of the campus, and
present scholastic year, tin* university
will, th«*r«*for«*, he practically without
tlie council to vacate certain portions « t
funds and as the law absolutely prohib­
Mid and Shelton streets was most grate­
its the regents or faculty from pledging
fully accepted, and thanks tendered
the faith of the state for the university,
the donors. It was decided to use both
in excess of the income of the current
year, it is not apparent how it will be
locations, putting Mr. Arnold and Ins
able to open i»s floors next, fall if the
show on Shelton street and reserving
(tending appropriation is «iefeated.
lb«* college campus for base hall games,
W e may mid that the regents receive
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Do
you
like
it?
Then
why
balloon ascensions, fir«*woYkH, <*♦<*.
no «•■ »mpensation whatever for th«*ir
services, hut r«*alizing, in the «lischarge
Tin* chair appointed G. N. (.'herring- I be contented With it? Have
of their duties in administration of the
ton, Vern Johnson and Charley Bilyeti | to be? Oh, no! Just put on
university, they are hut servants of th»*
as a finance com mittee, and J. C. Ilay-
p«*ople, tney present the facts, for th«*
ter NVwt Guy and Frank Kerslake on f Ayer’s Hair Vigor and have
consideration and final «leterinination of
program, ami these gentlemen are busi­ > long, tli'.k hair; soft, even
the voters, without argument.
ly at work on the two most important
But first of all, stop
Respectfully submitted,
elements of the carnival. The meeting - Ir. ir.
adjoinned to meet ami hear their re- f your hair from coming out.
N EH E M I A ll L. B I’ T L K R
¡ ■ ita t the same place next Saturday
JA M E S W. H A M IL T O N
1 ght. Lot ever» laxly come out and r S /e what you have. Ayer’s
( Y R I'S A D o L I'll
hear of their success.
W IL L IA M S M ITH
H ir Vigor will not disappoint
F R E D E R IC K V. H O LM A N
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Ft
f.cds
the
hi.ir-bulbs;
R
S BEAN
PICNIC PROGRAM.
J C. A IN S W O R T H
r nnkes weak hair strong.
M ILTO N A M IL L E R
f a a testimonial -
Tho best
best kind
kind c of
SAM PSO N H F R IE N D L Y
The following is the program arrang­ cr Tho
“ 8 Ad lo r over aixty year».'
Iktanl of Regents.
ed for the picnic at Riekreali next Sat-
iacar-
by J. 0 A y * r O o ., L o V o II, Hasa.
' t;n I ay :
A ls o m anufiK iturers o f
1«):JU Music i»y Dallas Band.
NOTICE
t _ SARSAPARILLA.
I logram hy thechildr«*n of the schools
PILLS.
of tf.e county.
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CHIRRV PRCT0RA
A< Id rese— Hon. Geo. II. Himes.
A ll owners of pro|»erty along th«* line
Noon.
of the prf»p«»se«l iinprovernent on Main^
1 IV M. Music.
M ill, Court and Washington streets, hy
1 :dü A'ldres» hy President P. L.
( amphel, I*, of t ).
th«* laying of eruslie«! rock or nia«*adam
2:00 Address by State SujH*riiiteml-
MISS M. OLIVE SMITH
thereon, are invited to meet with th**
ent Ackerman.
city council Friday evening, May 15th
IN H T R U I T O K l>H
2:¡10 March by children to site of
at 7 :30, at the council chamber in the
first s - moo I incminty.
informal distnission as to the advisabil­
¡1:00 I n veiling o f Monument hy Mrs.
P IA N O A N D O R G A N .
ity of paving such stre«}H ir»st«*ad «»f
H. L. Voaxie, of Portland.
macadamizing as heretof»»re orriere«l.
S tu di»: Room 2, W il»»n bniMinR,
A ‘ Mi ess— Dr. T. V. B. Embree.
L D BROW N,
liallaa, Orotfon.
a:30 Baseball gam«?— Monmouth vs.
A f i i k i r to d P<4»oe Judge
I Dallas.
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OREGON
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M y H aris
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FRIEND TO FRIEND.
T h e personal recommendations cf people who
have been cured of coughs and colds b y Cham­
berlain’s Cough Remedy have done mere than all
else to make
a staple arti, le cf tradì and com­
merce over a i irge part of the « >' iliz* d world.
A N IN S T A N C E .
troubled with
Lucy Suddreth, «>f I/nioir N. C , h • 1
a very 1»«1 cou^h f »r over a y ir
S i u siy*»: " A friend
bought a bottle of C h a M'. d ü . ain • C o u g h P km kh v .
br«»iight it to me and in Ai Ate« I th «t ! ihuukl l ike it. I did
Four bottles of it
•o «nd to m y surprise it helped in
cared me of my cou gh."
F o r S ale bv B e lt & Cherrlngton