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HERE’S A HOME FOR YOU FRUIT TRACTS FOR SALE H) acred of fine orchard land, Prunes, Cherries, Walnuts, Perfect stare! <.f trees two years growth, No better proposition. half of it cleared, provement*. Good im SEE THIS OFFICE SEE THIS OFFICE. The Best and Largest Paper in Polk County DALLAS OREGON MAY 13, 1909, VOL. xxxiv NO. FULL CROPS. In Men’s Ladie’s or Child ren’s Oxfords see us before buying. Smart Styles Rain a Blessing—Track Laying to Start—Germ an’s Record —Big Eggs. one seems to have sent our name f POLK WINS OUT AGAIN. to every booze house in Portland ___ that is looking for prospective Tracklaying on Road to Salem Now customers and whole stacks o f Beats the Large Eggs Recently Pic- literature have been coming this , , « . to Commence. way, Not long ago a b roth er; tured by Uregoman. editor happened along and, after Tracklaying on the Salem ex a glance at our classic counte Once again old Polk County tension o f the Salem, Falls City nance, confidentially inquired if shows that she can beat the best we could give him the combina & Western railway will begin in o f them when it comes to extra- the next few days. Tw o train tion that would unlock some ordinary productions. aft- since sjnce t'j,e Portland Oregonian loads o f new 70 pound steel rail vate dispensary. 1 he night aft- election a prominent Republi- duced pictures o f what it came up over the west side line 1 i or i n n r \-f f h n f n i i m u rh A u r ic O I n i /~\Q T 1 . 1 o f the Southern Pacific Monday, ican, ° i th etow m who was^almost claimed as extra large Plymouth as full o f Sunnybrook as he was which will be used in laying the Rock eggs, laid on the ranch o f a track east from Dallas. Eight o f joy over the election o f mayor, Columbia river rancher. That miles o f the 14 mile extension made a similar reguest, and the L aper had considerable bragging have been graded and the entire very next day a drummer for a to do about the matter, and ex extension will be completed to typefoundry came along and in tolled the proud owner in no un West Salem and in operation by sisted that his health would be certain terms. Saturday Mr. and greatly improved if he could sur Mrs. W. M. Sargeantwere in to October 1. The entire country between round about a quart. To cap the call on the Item izer and brought Dallas and Salem, along the line whole affair w e ran across an ac with them two Plymouth Rock o f the Salem, Falls City & W est quaintance a few days ago, who, eggs that considerably overlap ern is developing rapidly. Many for want o f something stronger, ped the famous Oregonian one. o f the big farms in that section was taking what spiritual ttlpSOf Both °* these eKi?s weigh over o f Polk county are being subdi , , , rT - V .i one-half pound apiece. The lar- measures 8 inches in circum- vided into 10 and 20 acre tracts, ™ > A X tra c t. . ,He evidently thought he would be called on to f erence the la and 6 3.4 and sold out to actual settleas for fruit orchards and truck gardens. treat for he whisKed that bottle inches th smaller> The smaller President Gerlinger o f the rail out o f sight before you could say jegg. jg the same sjze except that way company says that as soon "sca t.” V erily we seem 10 De it only measures 6 1-2 inches the as the Salem extension is com making a devil of- a renutation. small way around. These eggs pleted his company will equip are the product o f Mr. and Mrs. CROPS NEVER FAIL. the passenger service with gaso iSargeant’s strain o f Plymouth line motor cars and will operate Rocks, and are not such an un- three trains a day each way be Oregon a Country Where They can usual thing in the way o f size as tween Salem and Black Rock. _, , [you might think. It is not an be rully Guaranteed. ¡exception for their hens to lay The company now operates regu lar passenger trains over the 18 — I eggs nearly i f not quite as large. miles o f the main line. It was amusing last week to j “ Seeing is believing in the mat- As soon as the Salem extension an old Oregonian to hear the ter o f eggs. ” says the Oregoni- is completed, work w ill begin on predictions constantly made by an, so these eggs are now quietly the western extension o f the line newcomers that for lack o f the reposing on our desk for those to to Siletz bay. A preliminary requisite moisture presumably see who may not believe. It survey o f the Siletz bay exten necessary at this time o f the j would be well for other counties sion has already been made, and year, all, or the m ajority o f o u r, in our state before rushing into much o f the right o f way secured. crops this year would be a p a r-1 print about their big things, to Mr. Gerlinger expects that this tial or total failure. Those o f us consult Polk county and find out extension will be completed and who have been here fo r years i f we have not got them skinned in operation within three years simply laughed in our sleeves at to death. That is the way it from date. For nearly 30 miles suen assertions, knowing full generally turns out. o f the distance between Salem well that the needed rain would and the coast, this line penetrates come in good time, and that har NOT A SINGLE DEFEAT. ihe finest body o f standing tim vest would find every variety of ber in Oregon. Much o f the grain or fruit showing just about coast country through which this its usual percentage o f output. Record of Buffalo Basket Ball Team extension will run has been set Various reasons sometimes cause for 1908-09 tled by prosperous Danes and even us old timers to ge t a little Swedes, and it is said to be as shaky in our boots regarding the | fine a dairy country as the Tilla outcome, but in all the years From the Buffalo Courier o f mook region. since Oregon was made a state. May 2nd, which has been liand- The Salem, Falls City & W est w e have yet to hear o f anyth in g! ed us by Mr. H. L. Fenton, we ern road is owned and operated like a failure. Some years, o f glean the following record for by local capitalists. Not a bond course, have larger crops than the last season o f that basket- or share o f stock is fo r sale nor others, but that is one o f nature’s ball team, the famous German any o f the securities o f the road laws, as unchangeable as those o f aggregation whom our team came held by other than Mr. Gerlinger the Medes and Persians. Every so near heating on their home and his tw o local associates, who year cannot anywhere on the court. The Germans were or- organized and have financed the globe provide just the proper ganized in 1895 and since then venture from its inception, sever conditions fo r every variety, but have played 366 games, losing in al years ago. the western part o f Oregon will 38 o f them. During their first come nearer to doing so than any three year they played 27 games and lost none o f them. During place we know of, Getting a Little Tiresomeous. ' ♦ • ♦ - --------- the last season they played 40 Wanted— Book-keepers, stenograph games, and were not defeated a The Item izer man admits the truth fullness o f the charge that ers, cashiers and dressmakers and all single time. The closest games eye workers to call at Hotel (¡ail next he habitually wears a cadaverous, Monday and Tuesday and have Dr. Ixjwe they played this season were with hungry look, but it seems that test their eyes. He knows how. Hamilton and Dallas, Oregon. men qualified to judge have been seeing more than that. Some 16 . Boys and Childrens’ Clothes SOON TO BEGIN. Our line is up to date and consists of Blacks, Tans and Oxbloods; we will take pleasure in ( showing them to you. Don’t forget our Children’s Clothing Depart ment. We have a new, snappy lot o f Boy’s Suits. A look will convince you. N O TIC E : W e now carry a com plete stock o f the Ladies’ Home Journal Patterns. Send us your mail orders and they will be at tended to promptly. Yours for business, D A LLA S , OREGON SEPARATORS” Supplied with SELF BALANCED BOW L and LINK BLADE SKIMMING DEVICE T h e clo se st d e v ic e k n o w n . Extremely light running and E A S Y TO C LE A N . CRAVEN BROS. Hardware EVANGELIST TO BE HERE. Builders Attention 1 The CH AS. K. SPAULDING LOGGING Co. MANUFACTURERS aj AND DEALERS IN / ?| \ Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Lime, Sand, Brick, ’Cement, Wood and Hair Fiber Plaster, Malthoid and Mikado Roofing, Doorj, Windows, Mouldings, Etc. $ i SAVE TIME AND MONEY BY PURCHASING YOUR BUILDING MATERIAL AT ONE PLACE W e are carrying a stock o f Yellow Fir Flooring, Rustic, Ceiling, Finishing Lumber, manufactured at our Newberg plant, which is second to none in Quality and Grade. - Lowest Prices and Best Material C I V E U S A C H A N C E T O F IC U R E W I T H Y O U i I You will not be able to find m o r e stylish or appropri ate spring suits for boys and young men than at this store. The people o f Polk county are learning that this is the store to visit first when style and quality are considerations. E XTRAGOO This spring weare showing the largest stock of boys clothes outside o f Portland. W e have so many styles with so many new and attractive features, that cus tomers get enthusi astic in looking them over. A ll suits ful ly guaranteed. D SU ITS $ 3 .5 0 to $ 1 0 The trousers with most of our boys suits are lined through— that means they will stand up against more sliding and kneeling, tig, or climbing and strain- ing than two pair of ordinary unlined kind, besides holding their shape doub- ly as well. The B E E HIVE Store DALLAS, ‘A Reliable Place to Trade” OREGON 'V ) . . Ht* Next Monday and Tuesday, May 17th W ith Hamilton the score was 22- 8c ........ ............. Sheridan. .be and 18th Dr. Lowe, the well known oc- 21, and with Dallas 23-20, the «C ........... . . . . . . . . . llridwell Monmouth . . .4c ulo optician, will be in Dallas. As he rest o f their games being won by 7 c ........... I.uck ¡amate... .. 5c does not go from house to house, consult large majorities, they making 8 c ............. .............A ir li«.............. him ut Hotel Gail. It) years experience. this season a total o f 2087 points against their opponents 746, which is just a little better than the seasons score made by our boys. The Germans have von the Pan-American championship 6 times, and the St. Louis worlds Capt. Hutchinson is a championship 5 times, or every time they contested for them. Stanch Friend of Pcruna, They have now just reorganized for next year with the same play Made so by Personal ers as before: A lfred Hurdt, left forward and manager; Wm. Experience. Rohde, right forw ard: George Schell, center and captain: Henry i Faust, le ft guard: Edward Mil ler, right guani: Harry Miller, substitute: A l Manweiler, official. That our boys were able to hold down so closely a team with such a record, is certainly something to be proud of. A PRETTY . — — VERMONT HOME. -------------- S .P. LOWER RATES Voluntarily on Local Shipments Grain. Feed, etc. The accompanying profile is a fair likeness o f Prof. C. W. Long man, the noted singing evangelist o f the Whiston & Longman team, to whose coming next week Dallas people are looking fo r ward with expectancy. Prof. Longman was born in Iowa, and received his high school work there. Coming to Lincoln, Nebraska, his college work was Mr. James Sweeney happening to mention to us the other day | that car load rates on grain had been considerably lowered lately, we went to Mr. I. N. Woods, the | local agent o f the S. P. here, for ; further information, and find that such is indeed the case, and he was kind enough to furnish us with the local rates on grain, Chrcnlc Catarrh and Throat Trorblc. flour, feed and mill stuffs, on | “ It gives mo pleasure to write you this letter at this time on aceountof the which the cut has been made. ! i pood your Peruna has nine me when I was quite done up with a very Had cold. It seems this action wa3 taken “ I could hardly p rforrn my ordinary duties, but from the ute of Peruua voluntarily by the Southern Paci- j I am almost restored to health. I fic, no agitation o f the matter “ t am quite convinced that It has helped me from chronic catarrh, to having taken place, but the offi , which I am subject. It has also benefited my throat. cials simply deciding their past •I can truly recommend it as the best all-round medicine It has l»eeii my i tariff as too high and concluded | privilege to become a piainted with. Of this I am quite convinced from my to make a special one. This new own experience.’*—Capt. Lemuel M. Hutchinson, Montpelier, Vt. ! tariff went into effect February cured, ami I am allU. K .y e t, so I know Can Now Cdt Anythin*. 1st, and has nothing to do with Mr. J. W. Pritchard, Columbia City, 1 am cured.’* any but local trade, the tariff to A Nervous Breakdown. Ind., writes; “ I ant pier sod I-» snv that Portland remaining as heretofore. I have l*een cur*d of catarrh of the Mr. Lewis Zim, editor and proprietor It means considerable to those stomach by Peruna. of “ St. Augustine Meteor,**write#t j shipping such stuff. The small- “ I could hardly cat anything that “ Any man In public work find# at j est cars used hold 15 tons, agreed with me. B e fo o I would pot times that he is under r. peculiar nerve i which by the new rate lowers half through my m* il my stomach »train. 1 found that with It / loat m y the cost on a car $6. For the would fill with pas, causing re much appetite, and m v brain seemed to work largest car o f 40 tons, the saving distress and unpleasant feelings for an unceasingly during waking and sleep ing hours, so I was tired and worn out hour or two after each i "al. will amount to $16. The rate as “ But, thanks to your IVruna, f am in the morning. now applying and as compared now completely enr« d, and cun cat any “ Tonies and Invigoratora were sag- , . i with new ones from local points thing I want to withor. any of the dis ces teil and tried, but nothing was of ben- completed there. A ll work on his voice has been to round out * ¡8 by the 100 pounds as follows: tressing symptoms. I 'in now enjoy i opt to me but Pernna. That is cer- full sweet tenor. His enunciation is exceptionally good, and par new my meals as f used to sand it is all t.ainly a remarkable medicine. I war ticularly valuable for his chosen work. He has done solo #work old ........... 15,1k ............ . . :ic de'* to Dr. Hart man an! ! his wonderful restored in three w**eks to my normal be since Freshman days. beailhycond!tion,my appetite returned ----- 4c i medicine, reran*. •Sr............. ........... Hmithrteld ••It has been on* y i r tine I was , and my sleep was refreshing.*9 The First Christian church has engaged a large tent, which 7 c ............. Perrvdale... ...... 5c Hallston. .. ...... 6e| » ........... ........ will be raised on the grounds adjoining the church. m