Polk County itemizer., May 14, 1908, Image 5

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D e W I T T ’S
K ID N E Y
AND
BLADDER.
P IL L S
Vote for W. I. Reynolds.
FOB.
Sn lern will r e le h ra te t h e 4t li of .Tuly.
Horn, t o t h e wift* of Mr. Brow n in
Dallas, Monday, a girl.
W ateh th e big show wimlow of t h e
Dallas Furnitur»* Co. It is a b u m m e r .
Weak Kidneys, Lame Back
hlflansm-iiion of the ¿ladder
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I5 a .U a « , C r e f f o a
Our b ase1,all lo y s will -n g a g e with
t h e Mon niouth nine at Kickreall S a t m -
| d»y.
‘ ■ If von w an t se«irebook8 or score cards
| for hasehall gam es , go to Ross Kllis for
th en i.
L>o not forget t h e picnic a t Oakgrove
I Sheriff G r a n t is at S p rin g Valley to*
on J u n e 13th.
day postiug local O p t i o n a n d election
Mrs. I*. P ag ctt, of S u m p te r, is visiting ! notice«.
Mr. anti Mrs. Kci Messing.
Kd. Richmoiid is hav in g huilt <>» bis
I. II. Kruger, t h e big sa lesm an , is lot east of bis I ioiiih a ne at 7-rooin house
visiting Dallas friends tor a few days. for reu t.
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T om orrow is t h e last d a y to register
.lu.1v« Collin» ha* on in m an ceti v y r k
for t h e J u n e election. He Aire a n d do 0,1 ' I t,m: m w
" alk 0,1 M“ " ‘
11 ' 1 o u r t ’
th e
Mr. ami Mrs C. L. C r id e r a r e e x p ect-
Rev. H. L. P r a t t will preach a t m
Evangelical c h u r c h n e x t S u n d ay m o rn ­ e»l hom e from th e ir h o n ey m o o n S atu r-
dav
e v e n in g .
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Born, W ednesday, April 13th, to Mr.
L. I). Brown, lawver, n o ta r y public.
A b s tr a c ts f u rn is h ed . U p s ta i r s Uglow an d Mrs. Ora H a r r i n g t o n , a son, Dr.
Hollinan officiating.
building.
Vote for \V. I. Reyno lds.
PHONE
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PHONE
B E L L SII
D AL A S , O R E G O N
GROCERIES
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5 per cent discount, cash (o r th;rty days) Si per cent
If vou \YA.it A few p icture* t a k e n with
all t n e latent a p p lm .e e s , N
t b errin g -
ton r a n n u k e it for you.
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Go to th e E m p o r i u m for all th e la te
E. Fleck is to move h ere from Sheri*
styles
in
neckwear
Do
n
o
t
forget
the
d an , he h av in g p u rch ase d a h o m e of
place in t h e Rilev building .
Mr. C. W Rice for $2,500.
T h e Rickreall orch estra will give a
Drop in a t th e store of L. 1>. Daniel
an d s«-e t h e fine a s s o r t m e n t of po stal d an ce t h e r e S atu rd ay evening. E x cel­
lent music an d a fin«* t i m e is as su red .
cards a n d o t h e r novelties.
in sist upon D e W i t t ’s W itch Hazel
salve. I t is especially good for piles.
1 Hoi«i hv C o n r a d S tafrin .
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal­
las and their Friends.
V o te fur W . I Reynolds
Kn*-
M. H ay ter, d en tist, Wilson building.
D ; . Donohoe, d en tist, Uglow building.
Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pa in P ’lle
O yste r shell grit food for chickens,
F o r h e a d a c h e U r ¿Miles' A n ti-1 :\in . die.
old a n d young wt L o u g h a ry ’s.
A tto r n ey J. H. Flower, of Falls City,
Full r k Elliott h ave in a hid for
was a Duilas vieiior Monday.
cruising Lincoln c o u n t y ’s tim ber.
We m a k e a specialty of horse sh oe­
For sale—new five room cot* ige an d
in g a t th e old S m ith sh o p .— E. Wade.
two lots; price $800. See L. 1). Brown
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C a r d s with y o u r nam e on th e m while o r F ra n k Fuchs.
y o u w ait a t Li P . Daniel»’ mimic H o le. j r v \Vi t t ’s L ittle Karlv Riser s ar e
HI line Southw ick a n d Jo e Castleain, j sm all, safe, su re an d g en tle little pills,
of Rickreall, have gone to CourM alene, i Sohl by Conrad Stafrin.
M a s h , for an indefinite sta y .
j
|) Daniel’s store you can find
Baby wo n ’t suffer five m inute* with ! a n y t h i n g you desire in p h o n o g rap h rec
cr oop if yo u ap p ly Dr T h o m a s ’ Electric ords. A lot of nice new ones.
Oil a t once. I t acts like magic.
.| i m p u r e blood ru n s you d o w n — m a k e s
t Mr. an d Mis, W a lte r H em b r ee cam e you an ea*y victim» for organic diseases.
u p from McMinnv ille Friday evening in Burdock Blood Bitters purifies ; iie blood
t h e i r au to m o b ile, for a sh o rt visit with —cutes th e cause—builds you up.
Mrs. H e m b r e e ’.** a u n t , Mrs. J . T. Fold,
M a t e r is now furn ished t h e rock c r u s h ­
a n d o t h e r relatives.
er th ro u g h a pipe line, a n d work will
New goods coming in every week. begin t h ere so m etim e n ext week.
O u r stoc k of ladies tailo r suits, millin ­
Anv person h a v in g c a t a r r h , a s t h m a
e r y a n d hi'lies fu rn is h in g goods arc sell­ or hio n ch itis can learn of a proven cure
ing s » rap id lv t h a t we are k e p t busy o r­ bv scndii g th e i r n a m e an d nddresf to
d e r in g new su p p lies.—S m i t h & Shelton, post office box 25fi, Dallas, Oregon. M21
“ Dora T h o r n ” will be t h e attractio n
T h e To v i w w l ere nil tv hero is now
at t h e W oodm en hall, one night only, paving 24 cents a pou n d for b u t t e r fat,
M ay 14th. A season would lie incom- a raise of 2*.< cents in th e last ten days.
nlete w ith o u t a visit from this most
Oakgroveit.es will give t h e i r th ird a n ­
fam o u s of all love stories of B ertha M.
( lav, un<l t h e co m p a n y p resen tin g it j nual picnic a l t h a t place on J u n e 13,
th i s y e a r is by far abov e t h e average 1908. This is one of o u r best co u n ty
m elo d rain ic org an izatio n . Price 25, 30 picnics, a n d all w a n t to keep t h e d a t e in
m ind.
am i 50 cents.
K en n ed y ’s L ax ativ e Coug! S y ru p does
n o t constip ate , b u t on t h e o t h e r han d
its
laxative principles g en tly move t h e
TEA
bowels. Child ren like it. Sold by C o n ­
L inger longer over it; let rad Stafrin.
T h e S o u th ern Pacific will m a k e a
it be »teaming hot from great reduction in rates for th o se wh o
d e-ire to a tten d th e fleet reception at
the earthen pot; and the e i t h e r Tacoma or Seattle, T ickets,
| w ith a lim it of 14 »lays, will be on sale
lev .liest woman pour it.
for S eattle May 2 1 sta n d 22nd, t h e r o u n d
t r ip from Dallas costing $10.05. For
Y o ' t ztz *r returns your money if you Con’* T acom a tick ets will be on sale May 25th
lite debilitoi * Bo*t: we pay h m.
I a n d 2fith an d cost $8.35.
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C. C. C h i p m a n . of Dallas, is t h e gu es t
of his family in t h is city for a few days
—Corvalli.: G azette.
T h ere is a special sale on, of street
h a ts at t h e E m p o r i u m in t h e new Riley
block on Main street.
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis­
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
and cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid­
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not uncommon
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. for 9 child to be born
afflicted with weak kid-
neys. If the child urin­
ates too often, if the
urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
conlroi ,he p ^ a g » . it I» yet afflicted with
bed-we'ting. depend upon It. the cause of
the difficulty is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs.
This unpleasant
trouble is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis-
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the Immediate effect of
S w a m p - R o o t Is soon realised. It Is sole
,n &
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You
,u v a a
s u n p |e bottle by mall
free, also pamphlet toll- nome of swamp-iux*.
ing all about it. Including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton. N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
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Do no t m a k e a n y m istak e, b u t re­
Mrs. M. I). Ellis w a s .it Indep en d en ce
Mr. Cal K r a m e r , of Falls City, will
have ch arg e of Hotel Gail while Mr v esterd av visiting her old tim e friend, m e m b e r t h e n a m e , S w a m p - R o o t, Dr
t h e wife of th e genial ed ito r of t h e West K i l m e r ’s S w am p -R o o t, am i t h e ad d ress
Th o m p so n t a k e s a needed rest.
S de.
% I i n g h a m p t o n , N. Y. on e v e r y b o ttle .
( n r special H o m e s e e k e r ’s edition will
Mr.
L.
D.
Daniel
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p
to
B
utler
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co n tain one of t h e p r e ttie st views of th e
W ednesday to t a k e up a fine new
co u rt house t h a t h a s y e t been tak en .
Our
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corre
spon
dent
p h o n o g rap h to Mr. a n d Mrs. Glen
failed to show up th is week.
T h e ten n is club now have th eir Butler.
g ro u n d cleared a n d we can expect m any
Born, a t Corvallis, to Mr. an d Mrs.
The
E
m
p
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riu
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h
ave
a
nice
new
line
e x h ila r a tin g g am es in t h e n ear future.
of ch ild ren s ap r o n s a n d dresses on d i s ­ I C. C. C h ip m an , a 9-pound girl. Mr.
C
h
i p m a n is one of th e pro p rieto rs of
Melvin R i c h a r Ison, now an S I*, e n ­ play. Also a line of ladies muslin u n \
i H o tel Dallas.
gineer, a n d fa m iliarly know n to us as «1er wear.
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“ B a b e,” lias been visiting Ids friends
T h ro u g h t h e Ba rh am real estate ag en - i
l ' ^\ ^,rovv*|> ° | L u ek iam u te , has pur-
here.
cv t h e George C u rtis place of fiO acres
^
,^ ri/ el p r o p erty in
Mrs S. T eth ero w , of Falls C i t y . an d on Salt Creek has been sol«l to Milt E ast Dallas, th r o u g h t h e agency of But-
H
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lm
an
for
$
1.800
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l*r
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D
unn
real
estate
agency.
h e r d a u g h t e r , Mrs. Willard G ilb ert, of
P o rt l a n d , were here visiting relatives
Hon 1 \ S. Lc/iigliurv, Hon. G . L. 1 A telegram was mA-iv«d t h is morn in g
last week.
Haw kins, Dr. li. II Mc-Callon a n d I. K. «««"'V* tlial lion. 1. M l ak e would not
After a n e x te n d e d visit with h er p a r ­ Yoaku m are ut P o rtlan d a t t e n d i n g re- **- aide to till Ins previously an nonneed
pu
blican conv ention s.
d a t e here tor n ex t S a t u r d a y m ith t bu t
en ts, Mr. ami Mrs. J. R. H u b b a r d , Mrs.
I m ay «lo so later.
R. H:iin}xlen h a s r e t u r n e d to h e r New
Mr. K n i g h t , of h e a r Dallas, h as been I
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4 . ,
York Igmie.
serious ly ill with in testin al c a t a r r h , L Ml?
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Ralp h W illiam s w en t d own to P o rt­ h u t ¡snow reported hv Dr. Bollnnui il8 > «mm P o rtlan d , will he n p th is evening
on
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to
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Mr.
S
hu
It/.,
land T uesday aftern oon to a t t e n d th e
! w ho was successfully op erated on this
republican s t a t e co n v en tio n , which
Bedroom a n d parlo r rocking c h airs .if m o rn in g for ap pcm ln itis.
meets today.
all description s are on sale a t th e Dallas
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Go to t h e L adies’ E m p o r i u m if you F u r n i t u r e Co. for *1.69. Look a t t h e i r ; *" ,,K‘ l'.lr»U l > gressional District 111-
dication
s last n ig h t were th a t R. E.
want m illin e ry of t h e latest styles. We a«l and r e m e m b e r th e «late of sale.
h ave n o th in g b u t u p to d a te goods — I T h e E p w o rth league, of t h e M. E. Williams, of Polk, would he one of t h e
two delegates to he selected by t h e con­
S m ith k Shelton.
1 ch u r c h gave a d im e social at t h e h o m e of vention to d ay .—( Iregonian.
See Rinser, t h e g u n s m i t h , for all kinds i Mr. and Mrs. Jo s ep h Black T uesday e v e n ­
Richard Clanfieid a n d Felix Comegys,
of Ashing tackle. H e h as e v e r y th in g ing, which was a ver y en jo y ab le affair
of Salt Creek an d Perry dale, will start
you need for fishing a n d h u n tin g , and
Miss V era Cosper e n t e r t a i n e d t h e col­ Monda y for a su m m e r t r ip in E ng land
of t h e latest a n d b est makes.
lege g rad u atin g class at h er h o m e S atu r- a n d on t h e co n tin en t. Mr. Clanfieid is
Regulates t h e bowels, p ro m o te s easy <lav night. A s h o r t pro g ram was ren- a na tive of E ngland , an d will visit his
a n d n a tu r a l m o v em en ts, cures c o n s tip a ­ i dered an d delicious re fr e s h m e n ts se rv ed . old hom e at Oxford.
tion—D o an ’s Regulates. Ask y o u r d r u g ­
Mr. G. N. T ow nsend has notified us
As we g«> to press, C h a ir m a n V an
gist for t h e m . 25 cents a box.
to ch an g e his ad d ress from P erry d ale Orsdel tells us t h a t Gov enor C h a m b e r -
Q u ite a n u m b e r of o u r e n t h u s ia s t s to T u rn e r , W ash in g to n , w here h e is lain will probably deliver his a«l«lress at
w en t to Falls City for a sk a te last S a t ­ m a n a g e r of th e T u r n e r M ercantile c o m ­ I n d ep en d en ce a t t h e races which are
urday n ight. George Brown gave an pany.
scheduled a t t h a t place th en , th u s kill­
ex h ib itio n w hich was first class.
“ Doan’s O in tm en t cu r e d m eo f eczema ing two b ird s with one stone.
tluit
hud
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tim
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Call ami see t h e d a i n t y new styles in
neck w e ar a n d veiling at t h e L adies E m ­ • cure was p e r m a n e n t . ” Hon. W. S.
porium. We can also supply you with M athews, C o m m is sio n er L ab o r S t a t i s t ­
ics, Augusta , Me.
all k in d s of em b r o id e ry m aterial.
BIG W. 0. W. PICNIC
falls City, May 23rd
George Brown, o u r fancy s k a te r, has 1 T h e M o th e r ’s Sewing society m e t with
receive«! an offer from S eattle parties to Mrs. I). J . Becker T uesday af tern o o n ,
e x h i b i t t h e r e «luring t h e 1909 fair. He a n d af ter th eir usual work, were highly
e n te r ta in e d with musica l selections am]
can su rely m a k e g o o d in t h a t line.
! an elab o rate lunch.
Stiver cam p , M. W. of A., will have
Kodol com pletely diges ts all classes of
t h e i r eig h th a n n u a l picnic a t B id d e r ’s
grove on t h e Corvallis an«i Indepen- ; foot I. It will get rig h t a t t h e trouble
| Oence ioad n e a r Stiver on Mav 29, a n d do t h e very work itself for t h e
It is
p leasan t to tak e.
‘ M21 sto m ac h .
I Sold by Co n rad S tafrin .
1
Mr. J o h n R ib a, of Vining. Ia., says,
Dr. Starbuclt is now t h e pr oud pos­
“ I have been selling D e W i t t ’s Kidney
an d Bladder Hills for a b o u t a y ear a n d sessor of as fine a team of blacks as you
would
care to see. H e pu rchase d these of
thev give b e t t e r satisfaction t h a n an y
,-r- t t w i t i t w w s v i e i v t ^ t ^ v * t v t i i j ,
pill I ever so l d .” Sold by C o n rad S taf­ , Mr. Win. Burns, of L u ek iam u te , his
, own a n i m a l going in on th e trad e.
rin.
Mairied , a t t h e Methodist parson age,
We Strive to Keep Our Store in a Clean, Sanitary Way
Miss Zeta H ollister has r*»turne«l from
T uesday evening a t 8 o ’clock, Mr. N.
Dalles.
Oregon.
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om
e,
after
i a two w eek ’s visit. Miss H ollister’s , M. ( i r a n t , of East Dallas, ami Mrs. Me­
lissa Chilcotte, of Falls City. C o n g r a t ­
sweet so p ran o voiib was m u ch admire«!
ulations are offered to th e co n tractin g
by her friends am i a n u m b e r of tea a n d i p arties by tlie Item iz er.
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A new li n e of H o n e y , from E a s t e r n O reg o n , msnle from
can! par ties w**re given in h er h o n o r.—
S u n d ay Oregonian.
alfalfa, h o n e y in t h e c o m b , 20c; tw o f"r 35c.
Strained.
Drs S tarb u ek a n d Bollman perform -
35c p er jar.
W h en v o u r food se em s to n a u s e a te e«l an o peration t h is m o rn in g for ap -
tak e Kodol. T ak e Kodol now ami u n til p«*i.«licitis on t h e 15-year ol«l son of Mr.
C a n d ie d H o n e y , 20c per p o u n d .
v«»ti know you are right again. T h ere Shultz, of Salt Creek. T h e young in in
W e also h >ve ripe Olives, 35c per p i n t jar.
i s n 't a n v «loubt a b o u t wlv.it it will do Inis been .» suff«*rei i"«- 11 «lavs a n d the
an«l you will find t h e t r u t h of th is s t a t e ­ result i* p io b iem atical, hu t it was th e
W e ca r r y t h e C h a s e k S a n b o r n line of Coffees a n d T eas,
ment vérifié«! af ter you h ave used Kodol ; only m ean s of sa ving t h e hoy’s life.
f *inous t h e world a r o u n d .
for a few weeks. It is s«»ld here by
S »me 3 )0 pupils of Hoik co u n ty are
On all p u r c h a s e s of $1 o r m ore, o r w i th in t h i r t y days,
j hard at work to«lay a n d t »morrow t r y ­
l i Co n rad Stafrin.
we g ive 5 p e r c e n t , e x cep t fe«’d. For e x a m p l e :
T h e r e tu rn «if o.ie «>f t h e m o st p o p u ­ ing for eig h th g r a d e certificates. About
lar em o tio n al «Iramas on t h e American 2 ‘> tre ai work from th e Dallas schools
I n d e p e n d e n c e F l o u r. $1.14, net.
I stage. B e rth a M. C lay ’s “ Dora T h o r n e ” alone. T h e m e m b e r s of t h e « x am in g
1 will he haileil with d elig h t a t t h e opera l»o.ir«l will be; Professor R U. liiil, of
house, one n ig h t «inly, May 1 -»t h . T h e Dallas; .1 Dean Butler, of Bm ma V ista;
f i experiences of t h e youmr girl, d a u g h t e r William Pettys, of M o n m o u t h , an I J.
of a cottager, who marrieil a rich noble­ 10. Dnn tou. of Ballston.
m a n ’s son are p a th e tic in t h e e x t r e m e .
Bertha M. C i a v ’s fam ou s novel, “ Dora
T h o r n e , ” will lie b eau tifu lly produce«!
a t t h e opera house, one r.ight on ly,
M iv 14th. T h is is ge nerally cone» «1 <1
■ by ev ery o n e to he t h e most p o p id ar love
| play ever w ritte n , am i is w ithout d o u b t
l i n e »cut by t h i s fam ous writer. It will
be prese nted at th e Wood men hall by a
th o r o u g h ly capable c o m p an y .
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Stfeet i m p ro v e m e n t i* df»ing m o re to
en eb an c e th«* g ro w th of Ktigent* t h a n
a n v t h i n g else at t h e p resen t t u n e , an«l
it would Is* a wise t h i n g to co m p lete t h e
w*»rk th is \«*ar while t h e plant is Imre.
Prof»erty ow n ers <*ouKl m ak e no l e t t e r
investm«*nt, as th«* e n te r p ris e of Eugene
in this respect is alread y snrea«l over
t h e «*ntire northw est, a n d daily a t t r a c t ­
ing well-to-do h o m e se»*kers, who are
buying or building residences a n d be­
coming p e r m a n e n t resident* ««f t h e u n i ­
versity city.— E u g en e G u a r d .
W h ere the finest biscuit,
cake, hot-breads, cruets
or puddings are required
‘Royal is indispensable.
O u r baseball n ine went over to Che-
inawrt yesterd ay for a gam e with the
I n d i a n s ’ noted nine. Uu-I \\ .Hiatus,
Pete G reen wink !, ( ’land Richardson a n d
( ¿ ho rge Morton went over to see th at
o u r boys got some ap plause. The game
w a s a fast an d stren u o u s from stu i t to
finish, a n d o u r boys kept the lead until
t h e seventh inning, when t h e In d ian s
got control an d kept it. Our h atte y
proved a good on e, a n d with a little
more practice we need no t be afra id of
a n y te a m in th e valley. A feature of
t h e ga m e was F e n t o n ’s long hit to cen­
ter titdd, w hich gave him a hom e run
am i caused th e C h e m a w as to hike most
wonderfully. At t h e picnic n ex t S a t ­
u rd ay o u r boys will play with M o n ­
m o u th , a n d b a n d a y will go to Slier-
,
. . .
I Wou(* 1° pl*y w,l h t h a t nine,
H ere is t h e score :
DALLAS
ab K H MB M
IC PO A K
J. B a rh am , 2ml 5 0 0 0 0 i i i
S w an n , :ird
6 0 0 0 0 2 1 i
K. Barlumi, e.f. 5 1 i 0 0 3 0 0
4 1 i 0 1 10 2 i
V S .aw. «
L. Rice, l.f.......... i 2 0 1 u 0 i 0
F enton. 1st . .
5 2 2 0 « fi i 0
McDonald, s.s
i 1 0 0 0 i 2 2
3 1 2 0 0 0 0 T
Boydtdon. r.f.
\\ . B a rh am , p
4 0 2 I 1 1 1 u
Greeiiwuod* sul».
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B a itin g Powder
Absolutely Pure
Not only for rich or fine food
or for special times or service.
Royal is equally valuable in the
preparation of plain, substantial,
every-day foods, for all occa­
sions. It makes the food more
taSty, nutritious and wholesome.
T«*tal
37 8 8 2 2 24 8 fi
CHEMAWA
4 s i 2 fi 2 4 0
Casey, p ,2t:d
Tebo, 2nd, s . s . . 5 2 i i 1 2 fi 2
6 1 3 0 1 1 3 1
P oland, ».s., p
David, 3rd . . . . 2 0 0 0 0 3 2 1
Lane, c ................ 5 0 0 0 1 4 0 0
U ralian i, l.f........ 4 2 0 0 0 1 0 0
Bear, r . f ..........
5 u 0 0 0 0 0 0
Scott, 1st............. 4 0 0 0 0 12 1 1
McOulley, c.f
4 1 2 1 0 2 0 0
Mr. J . B. N u n n , .iur n u m e i y m a n ,
— . — — — — —
——
39 9 6 4 3 27 15 5 eays ab o u t 60,000 new fru it trees have
Total
been set o u t th is season, a n d a b o u t 75.-
DALLAS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
000 of th e sm aller fruits. T h a t is sure-
Run*
0 4 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 8 ly going sume.
Hit*
9 4 1 0 0 L 1 i 0 8
t'H KM AW ’A
Him*
1 0 0 i 2 3 2 0 1 9
Hit*
0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 fi
Base on balls : off Barham.. 8: Prdami.
1; Casey, 2. Two-bast? h i t : W. Barh am , I
1 ; Poland, L Three*base h i t : F enton, 1. !
H o m e r u n : F enton. Hit by pitch h all; j
McDonald, 2. Stru ck o u t : B a rh am , 9;
U a s e y ,0 ; Poland, 3. Passed ball: Lane, |
1 ; S haw , 2. Wild p i t c h : B a rh am , 3. i
U m p ire, Cam pbell. Scorera, Williams
a n d Brewer. Manag er , Morton.
F e n to n ’s hom e ru n was a ball h i t ov er j
c en ter fielder’s head.
|
Nearly 100 additional registrations
h av e b-en made since the primaries
in th e th ree Dallas precincts alone.
You cann ot register a l t e r a o ’clock to*
I morrow for the J u n e election.
W O O D M AN HALL
Thursday, May
14
BERTHA M. CLAY’S
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PORTLAND HOTEL
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ARRIVALS
Famous Love
Story
Thursday:
J . S. Cooper. Indep en den ce.
C. A. Mock, Dallas.
J M. Swain et u x . Ind ep en d en ce.
G. W . G erard , Ind ep en d en ce.
F riday:
Mrs. J . C. Morris«»», Indep en d en ce.
S atu rd ay :
J. H. Hawley, M o n m o u th .
E . F. Hodson, Dallas.
Sunday:
J. A. H ay d en a n d wife. Lincoln.
I). A. Madison, Dallas.
J o h n Bird, Dallas.
J . ('. Hay ter, Dalles.
E. H. Hos ner, M o n m o u th .
M. Dalton. Dallas.
M onday:
W. >
s . Sh in n , Lincoln.
Win. Boots, M o n m o u th .
M. Tillery, Indep en den ce.
S. 1). Brown, Ind ep en d en ce.
(). C. S m ith , M o n m o u th .
T uesday:
J . S. Cooper, Independence.
R. E. Williams, Dallas.
A. J . Minkler, Dallas.
(). C. S m ith , M o n m o u th .
Mr. F. Rowell, Dallas.
W ednesday:
I. F. Y o ak u m , Dallas.
< i. I . H aw kins, Dallas.
U. S. Laugh ry, Dallas.
P. 11 Knox, Ind ep en d en ce.
B. I I . McCallon, Dallas.
J . A. Baxter, Dallas.
F. M. D unlap, Dallas.
DRAMATIZED BY LEM B. TARKER
The Best-known Play
in America
Same Great Cast
The Candidates’ Column
W A Y N E D. H E N R Y
DEMOCRATIC
CANDIDATE
For Representative
Resigned Too Soon.
Y T RA G OO n
CLOTHES FOR BOYS
E«Ierheimcr, Stein Sc Co. - Makers
ai Rickreall, by tbc Dallas Coltegi Y.
J o n a t h a n C o u r t e r was lai«l to rest at
Falls City y esterd ay , n r h earse going
u p f*»r t h a t pn rpoee. H e die<| T h u r s d a y
of old age. was a p ro m in e n t citizen of
t h a t c o m n m n itv , well like«l an«l r e sp e c t­
ed by nil who knew* h im , an d a m an .
w ho in t h e p rim e of his life ha«l t ak en
an active part in t h e husim*ss circles of
th«* places w here tie resided. 11 is «lent h
is sincerely m o u r n e d l.y a n u m h e r o f rel-
ativez a n d m a n y friends .
at
As we go !o press th e new rooter p u r ­
chas ed by the city, is being tr ie d oil the
Stroufiei block.
R e fr e sh m e n ts will he se rved at t h e
t e a c h e r ’s a n d school c h i h l r e n 's picnic
B ertha M. C l a y ’s ce lebrated d r a m a ,
| “ Dora T h o r n e ” will be t h e a t t r a c t i o n at
j t he op era house, o n e n ig h t o n ly , May
I4tb. T h is g n a t love play is i m m o rta l
a n d nev er fails to a t t r a c t h u n d r e d s of
r aders «>f t h e great novelist. I t is,
f w ith o u t d o u b t, o n e of t h e foremost ro-
, matices of 11»«* ag«*, full of h e a r t in te r e st
i ami p ath o s bl ended w ith a vein of th e
most delighte«l com edy. T h e scenes are
lai«l in Fhiglan«!.
Nine
Marriage Licenses.
fi
M C. A. T hey aim to s u p p ly p le n ty of
good th in g s to eat an«l «Irink in th e line
of lum lt a n d re fr e s h m e n ts T h e pr -
cee«ls of t h e e n te r p ris e w ill lie n-ed t«»
s«*nd «leh»gate8 to t h e Pacific ami N o r t h ­
west conferen«*e of t h e Y. M. C. A.,
which will he hel«l a t I/Ong Beach,
W ashington. J u n e 13-21.
Chemawa Beats Dallas
That Place.
George Maekie a n d Mary Flett.
William Priest a n d Frances F arriar.
N. M. G r a n t an d Melissa A. Chilcott.
W. ('. K ehhun a n d Edith L. Graves.
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N a few plain
words, here is
what you get in
an XTRAoonD suit:
A heaping meas­
ure of quality for
every dollar you
spend; and the
satisfaction of
seeing your boy
look as well as any
lad more expen­
sively dressed.
I
Reautifu / style! for
toys J to lO, finished
in a most attractive
way.
Suits for toys, 7 to
17, smartly tailored to
fiv e utmost wear and
tty lt.
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The man who pledges
himself to support the
peoples’ choice for
United States Senator
w i t h o u t individual
preference.
F. E. MEYER
Democratic
Nominee
Isolated Greece.
Greece Is an Isolated country of 25.
941 s q u a re miles th at su p p o rts a popti
latlo i «>f some 2.500.000 people. It has
no railroad connection with an y other
country, and, being cut <»fT from the
rest of Eu ro p e by the inoiintalus of
T u rk is h Macedonia on the north all
co m m er ce Is by s«*a T h e principal
po rts a r e P ira e u s (the p«>rt for Athens).
P a t r a s and Yolo on the m ainland and
t h e Island po rts «»f Kyra a n d Corfu
T h e G r e e k s prob ably n u m b er all told
8,000.000. of whom ab out 4.000.000 are
in I M lMf
FOR
County Assessor
C. L. H A W L E Y
Well Ta tte d .
Republican
Candidate
“ It seems to me that I have heard
m«mt of th e Ideas advanced In yo ur
spe ech lief ore.”
“T h a t . ” said S en ato r Horghum. "m ere­
ly gfies to show that they are goo«!
Ideas, which will sta n d w ear an d t e a r ’’
W as h in g to n S tar
“ W h ut
w ill
A R .v e r .il.
liupiwii w h M
fOR RIPRESI HATIVE
women :
From Polk County
W. I. Reynolds
Democratic
Nominee
for
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The Bee Hive Store
DALLAS, OREGON
One Missouri lieu ten an t go vernor
missed the govern o rsh ip because lie
resigned too soon
When Frederick
Ba les was elected governor, t h ere was
chosen for lieu ten an t go v ern o r «in the
sa m e ticket B e n ja m in II Rives of
H o w ard county
Mr Rives held offhH?
a f e w m o n th s a n d resigned. Shortly
a f t e r Ills re signation G o vernor Ba tes
died, an d th ere being no lieu ten an t gov­
e r n o r t h e auceesslon fell to th e p resi­
d e n t of the s t a te senate. A b rah am J
Williams of Boone county, who served
for som e k I x m o n th s as go v ern o r of
Missouri. G o v ern o r Williams w as a
preacher, a s h o e m ak er an d had one
wooden leg.—K a n s a s i ’lty Star.
‘’Am ong other thing». I presume f*-
tber-ln-law Joke» will rotne into ittyle.”
— l/m lsville t> u rie r .Ionrniil.
Censure or praise rnnnnt street a in m
w ho know* bliuaelf cor m e t-B a ltim o re
A m trtc u .
\
B. F. JONES
Attorney-»t-Law
IN O BPBN bK N CK . o k .
I’ ru h a l« work a *|s-vi«lty.
Your support
respectfully
solicited