Polk County itemizer., June 11, 1908, Image 5

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Official Vote of Polk County
The Greatest
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Representative in Congress
Willis C. Hawley, rep .
W. S. Richards, sot! .......
Daniel Staver, pro...........
J. .1. Whitney, d em .........
“ The ielf-reiulatm e kind
That hatch while yon Bleep”
------FULL LINK AT—
D ALLAS.
Dairy and Food Com.
J. W. Bailey, rep ........
E. N. Emery, dem ........
C. E. Hoskins, pro. . . ,
Send for catalog.
City Express & Transfer Co.
Mtiacorr a stakr , phopriktohs
A ll kind» of hauling at reaaonahle
rate». Phone order» promptly at­
tended to. Headquarter« at Web­
ster'« confectionery.
Phone«: Bell '264, Mutu l 2.14
Bu n Phone Mutual 245 t
ON U ME NT
Marble—
-Granite
113
17
HI H
K 2 «8
HUBBARO & B R O W N
Phone and stand at Cherring-
ton’s drugstore.
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
NEW FURNITURE
ELEGANT ROOMS
BATHS IN CONNECTION
The
Tavern
122 j 200 86
9 42
1 20
FALLS CITY, OREGON
8
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43 35 59
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I W heat 85
:
143 122 148 57
7 13 13 5
46 55 671 14
Cents
.
Î le the price we will pay ; for wheat +
•it our mill.
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I Dallas Flouring Mills !
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S W E E N E Y BROS-,
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Proprietor».
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¡ R O O F IN G
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Made by the Northwest Roofing J
A company, Portland. Docs not hue A
Guarantee«! for 10 years.
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L. C. K O S E R
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Agent for ’ »«Ik C ounty
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DALIAS CITY BANK
President
Cashier
We Cater
to the
Local Trade
and have every­
thing to satisfy
your wants
SALT CREEK
LUMBER CO.
3 7 0 9 5 78
48 .56 93 65 88232
34 40 93 27 97 72
85 87 50:179 70! 34
15 1.5 7 7 4 3
89 113 21 81 35 48
415
57 36 57 103 46 73118
6 5j 94
1 4 4
40 45 43 80 46111176
96 105 1221 24 141 46 46 75165 19
59159 19
94 73 90 52 127
9
9 13¡ 13; 5: 4
70
67143 65 102: 209 1025
11 7 7 1 70
24 43 40 83 112
51 100 47 91181
4 6 2 ,5 56
50 86 56j >13160
236 22 28
9 3
91 15 35
274
200
104184
82150
tv 58
42 49
3*> 52
107 94 106 34 107 72 42 72 137 21 24 26 48 49 56 99 38 84:156
46 158 45 48 >12 195 18 39 48 52 316 47 89 64 104230
181
281
For Surveyor
B. F. Beezley, rep
L. Ground, dem .
44 162 64 51 81 178 16 47 42 53 49 43 88 37 108296
32 93 51 37 52 128 24 16 28 46 36 60| 99 63 79 65
For Coroner
R L. Chapman, rep-dem. 229 159
2
63 229 97 73 112 265 32 54 «5 85 66 85,51 81 163301 2427
20
7 10 6 3 3! 20
22 76 43 .18 55 106
50 178 66 43 75 193
98
79
158
UK
122
182!
28 2 3 4 6 5 5 69
24 30 52 33. 23 89 13 73 75
39 20 44 50 77 !«>: 86 103225
47
157
148
87
43 39 44
19 30 47
70 98 77 86184
23 100 15 81193
Increasing legislator’s pay
For ..................................
A gain st.............................
1
1
9 13 33
3 4 8 9 9 16 11 15 57
10 30 1
63| 200 90 68 l i s 2451 33 61 69 81 72 80 151 81 139259 ¿
Scatter public institutions
F o r .....................................
A gainst............................
24 77 17 24 44 85 18 9 11 16 26 50 54 47 27127
42 134 71 56 69 178 46 41 59 72 34 .36 17 44 13)162
104
Incre ising Supreme Court
F o r ...................................
A gain st............................
Changing election day
F o r ...................................
A gainst............................
828
84
212
Prohibition
80 97 92 501127; 61 52 29 11 » !
For .
133;
A gainst.............................. 107 90.135 26 127! 47 48
509
47
61
1 49
253
706
10 34 23 15 41 64 18 5 8 9 18 21 27 13 27 89
60 180 73 61 74 204 22 44 60 78 63 68 ; 128 72 122209]
92114
49 135 60 48 74 179| 25 34 51 50 49 64 104 76 126218
45 50 51 22 75 34 28 41 72 5 23 a) 40 26 23 54 11 25 90
Regarding prisoners
F o r ..........................
Against ..................
56 143 39 40 86 180 28 29 28 40 59 52 100 53 102171 1
17 74 52 37 38 100 6 29 46 51 24 35 66 34 88142'
Compulsory free nasses
F o r ................................
A gainst.......................
10 50 16 17 31 08 8 10 12 17 18 at 40 11 37100
61 163 74 62 88 209 26 44 65 73 63 66 123 77 118204 j
Militia apnropriation
For .
.................. .
A gainst...................
82 18 25 28 85 6 15 7 10 49 18 32 19 47 97
62 145 80 58 95 193 31 42 68 82 26 71 113 72 12»224 1
10 86 18 15 21 107 10 17 9 22 59 59 43 62 38144
62 132 80 64 101 165 24 38 69 » , 24 31 118 3) 1)9154
4« 108 25 32 .VI 142 19 2 » at 32 57 40 74 3) 88 l r*
28 107 65 43 61 128 12 33 42 55 25 40 85 43 68152
92 23 15 43 102 13 12 25 22 53 34 61 23 63146
45 143 7o 6 G 81 193 18 »0 45 65 50 .55 118 67 10)671
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Mingle tax
F o r ..........................
Against.....................
13 58 9 22 12 78 11 10 18 12 n N 29 1 41421
«0 180 61 62 116 214 28 4« 64 77 56 t«4 134 77 ia>**'
Recall
For ...........................
A gainst....... ..........
49 116 '»
16 91 :*
825
Office ou Mill street, just north of the court house
Phones:
Dalla», Oregon
Bell, 421, Mutual, 1297.
•» of |l or more, or within thirty days,
•nt, except feed. For exam ple:
Flour. S1.14, net.
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T A T A T A T A «A T A T A T A T T A T A T A T Á F A T A I 4 $
Dallas
Does
More
Freight
Busi­
ness
Than
Any
Other
Town
in
Oregon
Out­
side
of
Port­
land
1
46 81 135 24 ■* 33 37 53 46 M 40 90201
32 34 135 8 24 37 51 28 :MI tit 44 66 88
lth band
i air con-
wt. This
by Inde­
xe d that
l of such
Sole Agents for Dallas.
alls City
Hie game
sides but
it all the
has a
bird base,
iday won
s worthy.
?s<lay, at
residence,
if Charles
hat Mrs.
le of the
t obt ai ti­
ll mediate
Ionia. It
less was
from an
ed some
aard had
When it comes to
GROCERIES
38 91 27 34 t» 119 21 a
142 5
« 30 113 51 4<
«
Corrupt practices
For ..................
Against ..........
68 63
» 47 »
46 56 » *
22
7f 3- H5'7H
71 45 67 >94
576
U
639
k
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TN
C L E !um
fora a ga
gallon
NCLE
Sam seta
set* the Standard Measure
M ea sure for
1 ton
u
Inch.». I h . "H IG H S I A N I I A R D "
1*30101*18*
*i -y
36
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4t * u »
la .pru din . and eov.rin*, worMn* and wearing—, difference of jo to fa per cent, over "cheap" paint
which quickly proves its costliness.
"H IG H S T A N D A R D " PA IN T Is made of the materials which a thlrd-of-a-
century of practical and scientific paint-making has proven to be best; miied and
mulled, ground and reground, by powerful mathinery to an indescribable fine­
ness and a perfect union of solids and liquids. "H IG H S T A N D A R D "P A IN T
la sealed in air-tight cans—which keep it always fresh and good—and marked
With " The LiltU Blue F lag"— Your Protection.
There i* • Lowe Brothers Paint for every use and a Lowe Brothers dealer in
nearly every town Write us for nearest dealer's name and our practical book­
let, "Paint and Paintii*." Mailed Froo.
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58
Usi
House-Furnishers
6
AT CHAPMAN’S OLD STAND
1
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O F A I .L
K IN D S
AT
8ARNHART & GRANT
Next to Postoffice
THE OREGON TIRE RELIEF
McMinnville, Oregon.
CHAS. GREGORY, Afeat
ffee suthstitute. It con-
; best coffee we are able
. No t h i n g has been
, L)Ut by special machin-
ve been able to extract
the poison bearing
iaff that is the cause of
nany people who drink
which this has been
with the rest o f the
r fuJther information in
)U R G ROCER
LAUCHARY
172
104
4
For
I'fs in tu m k -r e V n ru le h in a k e re
______ < M c n g o ___________________ K a n s a s C ity
HALL & HAYES
91> 48 1021*«
6 «• 3
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Indictment by Grand Jury
The
BEST
M EATS
‘ P u r i-tn n -a te d ”
40 105 28 46 65 127 2 ? ■ 20 » ft? 54 8 - 56 92'**
4? Y .
31
Ot 31 64'**
i* 33 I'M■ 56i M 51 133
:
» 49 13? 4» 4- 8 S 14> •z ? i x
1 29 8 ?> 41 21 3? lot
1 V
A. J. BAR HAM
FI rat d oo r west of poatoIBce, D allas, Or.
d " D E - T A N -A T E D " COFFEE
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Lowe Brothers "High Standard" Liquid Paint
H «w Y o r k
For Prices and Terina see
ID COFFEE
PA IN T can has f i n c h e s inside.
Every time you buys "H IG H ST A N D A R D "gal-
lon can. you (ret a gallon o f /amt E very time you Liny
A i/i-inches-inside can. you get short measure— n
though it is filled to the Grim.
Every size can of "H IG H ST A N D A R D " is full U. S. Government Standard Measure of paint—
not capacity only. So «rtieu you are offered paint a trifle "cheaper" than Lowe brothers, sec II the
quantity is there.
But paint quality is the real consideration, after all. That Is where the real economy comes t o -
omtis/artion and itrvict.
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hold
acre
very
and
TAN-ATER
Gives Best Results
508
I have recently «otten
of several dandy 10
tracts, which are the
best of fruit lands,
nicely situated.
T h e Court St.
Crocera
How Much Paint,
to the Can?—f ~^¡¿11
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Limiting fishing
For ...............
Against............
lay, June
28 years,
lev rerrv
1 . ' Matti-
M ichigan
1883, ami
5 resided
the time
Perry in
a very
s one of
ices took
II Tnes-
Kebekah
(pression
§. Perry
hank of
carried
Real Estate
DALLAS. OREGON
The Lowe Brothers Company, 450-456 Third Si, Dayton, O.
Prol.ortinnal representation
F o r ......................................'
Against ..........................
PORTLAND HOTEL ARRIVALS
Sc Sparks
Bilyeu
SIM0NT0N & SCOTT
731
GROCERY
Tharsdav:
J, L. Sweeney, Dallas.
Mrs. Sweeney, Dallas.
•net! from a
N. K. Cray, Dallas.
id says the
J. B. Powell, Monmouth.
Friday:
-o Spokane
D. A. Madison. Dallas.
bring him
Mrs. Madison, Dallas.
i has been
W. A. Keyt, Perrydale.
Mrs. G. L. Murphv, Falls City.
Mrs. C. D. Tice, fa ll« City.
ids leaving
N. L. Gov, Dallas.
ere ¡die will
K. H. Hart, Dallas.
of benefit-
G T McKvoy, Dallas.
K. Jackson, Dallas.
entralia, is
W J Kearth, Dallas.
le|HMnienee
Mrs. Kearth, Dallas,
s, Mr. and Saturday;
Miss L. Schenk, Indep,
F. ( ’ . smith, Dallas.
limed from
Mrs. F. C. Smith, Dallas«
le of weeks
Mrs F. J. Coad, Dallas.
)er sisters,
Gallic Coad, Dallas.
is at work Sunday:
W. L. Toozc, Falls City.
k>. docks in
B. T. Patterson, Indep.
g tiie chan-
Oscar Hayter, Dallas.
W. V. Fuller, Dallas.
3d, at the
D J. liiley, Dallas.
Mrs. Mary
C. Stafrin. Dallas.
a ) Mr. VVm
Tuesday:
ic in t»ng.
C. L. Crider, Dallas.
«Mrs. C. L. Crider, Dallas.
» lias been
J. D. Kelty. McCoy.
her uncle,
W. Gribble, Monmouth.
> Portland
osition for Wednesday:
J. II. Hawlev, Monmouth.
Mr. J. II. Hawley, Monmouth.
•k to stay
J. J. Hayter, Dallas.
San Fran-
Dr. A. Kershaw, Grand Ronde.
Miillipines,
Kugene Byerley, Dallas.
h the gov-
Mrs. E. Byerley, Dallas.
O. F. Haines, Dallas.
jiia Vista,
J. M. Campbell, Dallas.
lay. where j Mrs. M. V. Smith, Dallas.
ment. He
B. F. Ground, Monmouth.
cancer of
James Fulton, Dallas.
Il y regai n-
Mrs. .las Fulton, Dallas.
C. K. Adams and wife, Dallas.
(».
1„. Kelty, McCoy.
versary of
( ’ ass Riggs and wife, Rickreall.
e kept in
Miss Maggie Butler, Monmouth.
mens’ lie-
Mrs M. Hayter, Dallas.
business
Martha Fuller, Dallas.
le Ameri-
N O N E OF T H E M A R E IN I T W I T H
Mandate for senators
106 134 145 56 1 M :* 1 » 107 183 30 36 a 53 72 67 1 « «2 ia>2!4
For
.................
15 64 39 23 19 100 4 20 35 58
1 « 3
42 *•
A gainst..............................
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Fur...................
E. W. KEARNES, Manager
45 70 77 17 78 24 37 35 93 14 11 32 14 18 39 57 40 54'26
,.59 168 75 43 95 195 23 48 45 81 63 55 119 48 114212
Town rights
F o r ......................... «.
A gainst.....................
Hood River oouaty
Willamette Valley Co.
tinse A SanWirn'Iine of Coffees and Teas,
Id around.
1
Limiting time for fishing
For ..................................
Against.....................
It is t^onomical becausejit can be quickly turned off when not
needed. With gas or kerosene there is the temptation to let light
burn, when not needed, to save bother of lighting and adjusting.
In some homes the electric light bill amounts to only about $2 j>er
month. You can probably get some kind of artificial light for less
money than electric light, but does it save you anything when it
limits opportunities for work and recreation, ruins your eyesight,
smokes your walls, mars decorations and increases household work.
You can probably save a dollur tomorrow by going without your
meals, but it wouldn’t be economy. It is not so much what you
save, but bow you save, that counts. We are always ready to e x­
plain the “ ins and outs” of the lighting proposition to you. ( ’ all
on us or phone to us. We are never too busy to talk business.
11
University appropriation
Woman suffrage
F o r ................................
Against...........................
i|ie Olives, 35c per pint jar.
551
81! 58112153
31 32 50 39
2 12 3' 2 -, 6 4 1
27 34 44 46 48 105 40 80166
179 81 51' 84 234 31 35 35 68
9 5
5 3 18 1
12 1
80; 29: 30 47 85 8 29 29 29
•, 20 c per pound.
UNDOES NOI COME HIGH.
163
78 1611 70 159,353 2 0 3 2
20 16, 16 15114ÄUO<4,
For Treasurer
Edwin C. Dunn, dem.
W. F. Muscott, soc. ..
Dan P. Stouffer, rep..
Dl RKCTORS:
N. L. Butler, R. C. Craven, D. L. Keyt
M. M. Ellis, W. G. Vassail.
This bank is pleased to place at the
disposal of its customer* the facilities
gained during many year» of continuous
service and growth.
125 276
5 30
80 90 36 79' 465 35 54 130| 17, 211 35
13 12 5 6 4 .5 3 8 1>
15
97:117 41 186 57, 4«! 77 196 22 44 30
For Constable
F. K. Kersey, deni.
TO YOU, WHO ART NATURALLY CARETliL,
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47 56 95 61 111244
38 46i 98 37 74 96
For County Clerk
Fred S. Crowley, d e m ...
J. P. Sears, s o c...............
E. M. Smith, rep...........
For Justice of the Peace
H. Holman, rep .....
L. D. Butler, dein........
Hi'iiey, from Kwsturn Oregon, nnule from
n the conili. 20o: two for 35c.
Strained.
§
686
1 7| 3 8 3 30
36 49 8 L 60 83174
4fi 45108 83 100140
4 4 S 3 » 66
63 46 77 193
,50 37 58 124
111 26 15.5 32 37
14 5 71 2 4
98! 5l|l07| 83 47
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For Commissioner
John J. Finn, soc
A. M. Holmes,dem
William Riddell, rep.
TO PEOPIE WHO ARE WASTEFUL AND CARELESS.
I
674
165 258 2194
8 , -48
<
.5 69
45 49 48 ,52 94 65 113223
25 .50 37 41 90 27 65 74
5| 2 I 9 Ul 9| 7 60
48 76178
29 47! 98
8 12: 50
8 28
601 S'!
71 167
120234
3 69
4 27
61 60
94 80 , 86
2| 2 9
4 5l 6
16 19! 6 8 2 4 2 20
103114! 34 156 61 28 72 181 17 42
721 90j 38 991 51 60 61115 22 22
For S'liool Superintendent
W . 1. Reynolds, dein, .
H. C. Seymour, rep.......
A Strictly Modern Hotel
first-class Bar in Connection
V
6 28
50 10« 19
For Representative
C. P. Cornwall, soc.........
C. L. Hawley, rep...........
Wayne l). Henry, d e m ..
For Assessor
C. S. Graves, r e p .......
Frank E. Meyer, «lem.
A. J. Syron, see...........
II. F l’ GITT, Proprietor
Dallas, Oregon.
R .C . CRAVE N
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'W. G. VASSALL
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20
151 186 59
26 33 10
TRUCK AND DRAY CO.
ON THE MARKET
I
47 52 51
2{ 31 4
2 1 5
23 47 31 44
78 183 20
5
29
45
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District Representative
Ben. F. Jones, rep-dem
George F. Luckey, soc.
For Sheriff
J. M. Grant, d em ...........
George \V. Hinshaw, soc
F. H. Muscott, rep.........
t h e b e s t r o o f in g
3 I
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33 166 67
£ 6 2
4 14 1
35 81 4»
Railroad Commissioner
Thomas K. Camp >ell, rep 1131100 125 35
R. Robertson, d e m ......... 67 : 79 89 38
Railroad street, 1 »alias.
Y
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110 108 126 39 163
54 60 82 33 74
17 14 8 7
Uniteti States Senator
I. H. Amos, pro...............
7 4 4
H> M. Cake, rep............... 80' 75 08|
G. E. ChainlKJrlain, deni. 101 j 105 117
91 I) 12
J. C. Cooper, ....................
For County Judge
Ed. F. Coad, rep...............
Herbert F. March, soc ..
J. E. Sibley, dem .............
C. L. HAWKINS
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Prosecutimr Attorney
Join« H. McNary, rep-dem 1.58 147 167 61 221 97 78 121 271 35 51 64 88 68 82 160 79 162285 2403
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Justice of Supreme Court
Robert S. Bean, rep-dem. 1571561178 89 226
C. J. Bright, p r o .............. ltii 15 13 10 28
C. C. Brix, soc................... 15 17 22 5
LEE SMITH’S CYCLERY
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Petaluma Incubators
and 3roodsrs
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:ep Our Store in a Clean, Sanitary Way
ELECTRICITY TOR LIGHTING IS ONLY EXPENSIVE
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ELECTION OF JUNE I, 1908
Early Spring Broilers
ATATATATAfAfiT#
DALLAS
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