OUR ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
FALLS CITY
FIR GROVE.
John Kline is visiting John Ritner.
. lx>ren Frink made a Sunday visit in
Will Shewev has moved to Dallas.
from his claim.
Martin Watrons, a Portland) at tor- j Albert Ronco took a lot of rhubarb to
Airlie Friday.
ney, was a Falls City visitor Monday.
Charlie Tice who has been sick for the ! Everybody rejoicing over the g odd
week past, is improving and able to be rain.
out again.
Lucy Ronco visited Mrs, Bertha Wil-
Willard Gilbert is preparing to put in let Wednesday.
a general hardware stock in the building
KINGS VALLEY.
Mr. Clark Shaffer transacted business
PEEDEE.
lately vacated by W. R. ilinshaw.
in Portland Thursday.
The show given in the hall Saturday
Lester Brown transacted business in
night, by local talent, drew a large Dallas Saturday.
Farmers are glad to see the rain.
Mrs. Lewis Kitner is improvini;.
i crowd, and all hands seem to be well
A. ( ’ . Miller went to Salem Monday. I pleased.
C'liss. Kerber lias tiail a sick liorso.
Win. Shewey is working his team on
the road work again this spring.
Bruce Miller played the violin for the
John Kline ¡ b visitin« at C. Kerber's.
News is scarce this week as all who
dance at tilodget Frtday night.
The Misses Mamie and Leatha Ray
are not at work are attending court, no
Kyerv one irrm i to bo pleased with
Joe Graham is putting in Hom e new I idle men are seen on our streets, and visited Sylva Brown Saturday.
the rain.
j there is work for all who wish it.
wire fences.
Miss Sylva Brown visited at Frank
Jasper Willet made a business trip to
W. B. McKnown Ijas bought out the Ray’s Saturday night.
Horn, to Garfield Plunket and wife,
King* Valley Monday.
truck
ami
dray
business
recently
car
May 8, an 8 pound hoy.
Mrs, Jas. Brown visited Mrs. Shewey
A larne crowd attended the dunce
ried on by A nan Meyer and son, and
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rodgers went to j will hereafter be one of our rustling Friday.
Saturday evening.
Albany Monday.
A real estate man was in this neck of
| business men.
Mr. Lewis Kdivards is home from
Merle Rilveu weut to Albany last j J, R. Moyer, while on his visit to the the woods looking for land last week,
Washington on a visit.
week.
Mrs. McCelnain, of Pennsylvania, is
i eastern states last year was very active
Mr. Beve Srearer made a trip to Sal
All the measles patients are improv in giving information relating to Ore- visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clark Schaf
em last week.
! gon, with the result that several fami fer.
Chas. Dickson spent Wednesday eve ing.
lies have come here to live.
Mr. and Mrs. Willett, and family vis
\V. S. Alcorn went to Airlie on busi
ning at Mr. Kinsey's.
I The improvements made and contem- ited at Mr. and Mrs. Paul R onco’ s Sun-
ness Wednesday.
Mart Shiek is working for ( has. Ker
i plated by Mayor W. B. McKown, about <lay.
Mrs. A. C. Miller went to Airlie Tues | Ids home on the little Luckianmte, will
bcr
Chas. McDowel, and family visited at
day.
; add greatly to the beauty of the same, her parent’s home last week, Mr. and
Miss Precious Irvine ran a nail in
l’at Tallon sold Willard Price five and to our city.
her foot last week.
Mrs. Ronco.
Matt Glaze, a former resident of Falls
Mrs. Oleman visited Mrs. Dave Kiher acres of land last week.
Will Shewey, and family visited his
Mr. and Mrs. George Dodele visited ' City, was a visitor in town last week. parents last Thursday.
Sunday.
Since
his last visit. Matt has become
relatives in Independence last week.
Mrs. Maud Yost visited Mrs. John
Bluford Bush was in the neighborhood
j the i>C8.ses8or of a pair of rag time
John Ames was over from Albany I whiskers, and now looks something like Sunday.
Kitner Monday.
last
week.
a Kansas populist.
Benton Embreo has a very sick little
Bev Freer made a trip to Salem last
Mr. W. Cummings, a real estate
boy with phenomina.
Frank Hubbard has set the pace for week visiting the institutions of that
agent, was in the Valley last week list I cleaning up and beautifying our city. place.
F. Sheythe is doing some work on the ing farms for sale.
| He has cleaned out the entire fence
road in trout ot his store.
Miss Cora Ray has come home from
Mrs. Della Miller and son, Theodore, | line leading to his residence and plant-
Quite a number have been complain went to Albany Monday, to get medical ' ed it to climbing roses, and by another Mr. Dodson’s where she has been at
work.
ing with lagrippe.
j season it will be an avenue of beauty.
aid for the latter.
Harry Lacey made a business trip to
The death of William Brown, of Dal
Eddie Howell had the misfortune to
Dallas last week.
PERRYDALE.
! throw his wrist out of joint one day last las, calls to rnind the many good deeds
and acts of kindness performed by him.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Turner and son week.
and
will
live
long
in
the
memory
of
all
visited Mr. and Mrs. C. Irwan Sunday. I Clara Miller went to Wren last week
Our school will close May 21st.
who were acquainted with him, In his
Quite a number from Kings Valley to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. death, Dallas, and Polk county, loses
R. L. Duignan spent a few days at
attended the dance Saturday evening.
, Troxel.
one of its best citizens.
his home here the first of the week.
Lyman Maxfield went to Lewisville
Frank (iillam and mother are over
F. A. Lucas is with us again with his
An agent for the Home Comfort range
from Salem visiting relatives and I Wednesday to train hops for Mr. Mor- hearty laugh and glad handshake. He was a caller in Perrydale last week.
.
ton.
friends.
has been east for some months, and re
I). L. Keyt came up Saturday for a
Mrs I’ . 0. Burbank visited her moth ' Mrs. Della Burgin and three children, turns better pleased with Oregon than few days visit.
of Ellensburg, Wash., are in the Valley ever. Some pictures taken a couple of
er, Mrs. Phillips, last week.
Ivisitingat the home her parents, Mr. weeks ago in the Eastern states make
Sheriff Grant and daughter were cal
Miss Nora Burbank is staving with and Mrs. J. P. Logan.
one glad they live in Oregon.
lers here the latter part of the week.
Mrs. Be* Womer.
| The Kings Valley correspondent was
Mrs. Eleanor Butler has growing in
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynn visited in
John Kitner is doing some carpenter ¡much elated over winning the sewing her garden some of the finest cauliflower Dullas the latter part of the we ^k.
work for Jack Oleman at Pbilomoutb. I machine in the corresponding contest, ever seen. The heads are large and firm
Dick Wigg.s is doing some painting
and of the best quality. It seems strange
Harry Lacy and Hob Arnold have and sorry for those who failed.
and paper hanging for J. A, Baxter.
when
fine
vegetables
like
this
can
be
their hops nearly all trained.
grown so successfully right at home
A ha by hoy arrived at the home of
Mr. Alse Womer took 20 pounds of
that our people neglect the opportunity Mr. and Mrs. Swatzweth Friday, the
MONMOUTH.
butter to Airlie lust week.
for money making right at their doors 10th.
and depend on others to produce what
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nevills visited
Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland, who have
Ray Chute is now working on the Lor- we can raise better at home.
with her parents at Summit Saturday
been visiting at the VanNortwick home,
ence farm.
and Sunday.
left Saturday for Tacoma.
Ed Huber, of Salem visited in town
We hear that Mr. Wilson will soon
WEST SALEM.
A family recently from the east, who
over
Sunday.
start to hauling cream for those who
bought a part of the Jones place, moved
have separators.
| More busy people around town than
to the Fred Hebding li )use last week to
Mr. Herman Bpitzbart has purchased reside while they are building a resi
Quite a number of P. .1. Simpson’ s in tlie past.
the Homyer place at Popcorn.
dence.
hands are at leisure while they are re ! J. II. Moran is now owner of a fine
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Win. Squier,
pairing the donkey.
I automobile, making three for our town.
Rev. Moore, of Ballston, is the new
a ten pound boy, Friday May 7th.
pastor of the M. E. church here, his reg
Mrs. Chas. Oleman is moving into
The Misses Gibson were visitors in
Mr. Krieger’ s bungalow at Fairview ular appointment being on the first and
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilman’s house town Tuesday.
is looming up finely over West balem. third Sundays. The church is being
near Mr. Kingsey’s.
I J. L. Murphy returned Friday from a
newly papered which will add much to
Mr. Matthews bought a lot in West its appearance.
Wlilie coming home from Dallas last three months stay in the Yahats valley.
Balem
recently.
week Mrs. John Kitner lost a package
Mies Clarice Wolverton and Mrs.
The Christian churches of Amity and
of ureas trimmings. Any one finding VeraTrufford, of Portland, are visitors
Miss Nellie Williamson spent Sunday Perrydale have secured the services
the package please call phone No. 3, on at the home of their uncle, Postmaster at home.
of Rev. Matlock as pastor for the ensu
the Luckianmte line.
(). A. Wolverton.
The reporter has not heard of any ing year, and consider themselves very
fortunate as Rev. Matlock is a fine speak
l)r. II. R. Nehrhas and wife, of Os rooster trades this week.
er and a very able m.in,
wego, are visitors in town while he is
Mr. Gus Williamson and family have
ROCCA.
looking after the Pilot Knob mining been spending a few days at home.
Mrs. Lucia Kevt, made a trip to the
I company’ s interests,
hot springs near The Dalles last week,
Miss Thomson is staying with her where her husband, II, G. Keyt and
“ Old Webfoot” did things just right aunt, Mrs. Bofe, for a week here.
Fred Brock and R. J. Robinson have
Miss Fannie Kevt have been taking
Sunday with a fine shower and a pros
been shearing F. II. Schmidt’s goats.
Miss Watter’s sister of Portland, vis treatments for their health, Mr. and
pect for more. All nature in the Wil-
Mrs. Keyt returned home Monday, Miss
Warren Wright lias finished hauling ! lamette Valley is smiling.
ited here Sunday.
Fannie having preceded them a few
his mohair to Dallas.
I The high school base ball team of
Rev. Hotchkiss preached at the school days. Mr. K evt’s health is somewhat
Mrs. J. L. Morrison, Mrs. Hampton | Falls City and Monmouth T. D’s played house Sunday, hut the rain kept many improved hut not fully recovered.
and «laughter took dinner with Mrs, G. j a game on the diamond at Monmouth I away.
I Saturday, which was won by Falls City
H. Horsfall on the 2nd.
We extend our congratulations to
12 to 5.
INDEPENDENCE.
Kings Valley, Eola and l’eedee for their
Mr F. II. Schmidt returned from
.Mis« Carlotta M Bose he. of Mou j success in the recent contest.
Grants Pass on the 3rd accompanied by
lt non th, ami Jesse 11. Allen, of Lake-
his wife.
Mr. Broch, Mr. Gosser, Mr. Frazure,
Wesley Perry, of Salem, visited with
I view, were married at the residence of
Frank Chamberlain, who has been | the bride’s mother on the evening of and Mr. Clarence Simons went fishing friends in this city the first of the week.
up
the Luckiamute Sunday. They cer
visiting his father here, says he intends May 5th. They will live in Luke county.
K. C. Eld ridge was a passenger to
tainly met with fishermen’s luck,
to locate here.
Portland Monday.
Frank Angell and family returned to
It
is
reported
that
the
electric
light
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wright, Mrs. Jas. Portland to resume work at his old place
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Long visited in
Wright and little daughter went to Falls of business after spending the past year I venture lias fallen through, which is
City on the 3rd, all except Mrs. Ed re in lhis place. They are genial people rather a misfortune, as Mr. Clay Heis Albany Saturday.
has already wired his new house.
turning on the sixth.
Mrs. Carl Smith, cf Salem, visited
and we are sorry to have them leave us.
friends in our city the first of the week.
Mrs. J. L. Murphy returned Wednes
BUTLER.
Mrs. O. I). Butler has returned from a
day from Portland, where she attended
visit in Portland.
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » the musical concert in which her son,
Mr. L. Galbreth was a Corvallis visit-
Will Murphv, was interested. It was a
R. L. CHAPMAN......
Mr. and Mrs. Proas came over from of last week.
decided success in the musical art.
Salem
Sunday
in
an
automobile.
FU N E R A L DIRECTOR
$
Cleve Robinson and Dr. R. E. Dugan-
The freshman’s reception Saturday
and
♦ evening
P. C. Lady, our road supervisor, has a ne were Dallas visitors last week.
was a very pleasant occasion,
EMBALMER
crew of men at work on the road.
[ OFFICI: Chwpwland P arlors, B Mali
^ considering the outlook for the class of
Harold Fitchard made a trip to Ami
Mrs. Glen Butler went to Dallas last ty last week in bis automobile.
D ALLA 3 , OREUON:
♦ 11)12. The decorations were exquisite
and beautiful and the program expli week to see her Grandfather Brown.
Bell Phone 103. - M utual P h on e 1300. 2
Mr. C. E Ireland returned to Port
cit. ami entertaining. The assembly
Virgil Hussy is here this week from land after a visit with friends iu Inde
Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night. ♦
hall was the scene of enjoyment till a Sheridan visiting relatives.
pendence.
late hour.
W. L. Pettyjohn made a business trip
Mrs. Claud Pengra and little son, of
to the coast last week.
California are visiting friends and rela
Sam Ostmrn sheared sheep last week tives here.
for Glen Butler.
Miss Myrtle Hastings, of Dallas, spent
BLOOD
T. L. Hartman is hauling lumber for last week with her aunt, Mrs. Perle
Hedges.
a new barn.
D IS E A S E D
Miss Bertha Bohannon, of Corvallis,
Wm. Abraham was here lost week
spent Sunday with her parents in Inde
visiting friends.
A N D S Y S T E M D IS O R D E R E D
pendence.
Miss Jennie Childers is here from
Catarrh is not merely an inflammation o f the tissues of the head and Sheridan sewing for Mrs. J. C. Cocker-
throat, as the sym ptom s o f rin gin g noises in the ears, mucous dropping back ham.
NORTH DALLAS.
into the throat, continual haw kin g and spitting, etc., would seem to indi
Wm. Ray and J. C. Cockerham at
ca te ; it is a blood disease in which the entire circulation and the greater
part o f the system are involved. Catarrh is due to the presence of an excess tended a meeting of the I. O. O. F. lodge
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer spent Sunday
in Willamina Friday night.
with their children on Balt Creek.
o f uric acid in the blood. The Liver, K idneys and Bowels frequently be
MissThune
closed
a
very
successful
com e torpid and dull in their action and instead o f carrying off the refuse
W. II. Brown has made quite an im
and waste o f the body, leave it to sour ami form uric acid in the system . term of school here last Friday and re provement in his property by cutting
turned
to
her
home
at
Dundee.
This is taken up b y the blood and through its circulation distributed to all
down the trees.
parts o f the system .
These im purities in the blood irritate and inflame
I. C. Yocum sold to Joe Buell last
W. 11. Coulee has sold his property
the different membranes and tissues of the body, and the contracting week a team of driving horses, the con here to Mr. Swanson, of Dallas, and e x
o f a cold will start the secretions and other disgusting and disagreeable sideration being $400.
pects to move to Hood River .soon.
sym ptom s of Catarrh. A s the blood goes to all parts of the hotly the ca- j The revival meetings which were held
Mrs. Lee and son, Guy, came in on a
tarrhal poison affects all parts o f the system. The head has a tight, full at the church closed Sunday night and
business trip Saturday from Mill Creek.
feeling, nose con tin ually stopped up, pains above the eyes, sligh t fever ( Rev. Light leaves atonce for his home in She returned Monday.
com es and goes, the stom ach is upset and the entire system disordered and the east.
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Grandpa Coulee celebrated his 84th
I had Catarrh for about
“.ffcct*d >’>' V " 9 <liSeiVSe
is .n, wa9te of
birthday Sundae. His children and
years, and no man could have time to try to cure Catarrh with sprays,
SUNNYSL0PE.
grandchildren helped him celebrate the
I oou Id hVa’ r of. t t f . S T S d w ' T a*he*t inhalations. etc. Such treatment
lay.
suited. I than be »an 8. 8. 8., and does not reach the blood, and can, therefore,
George Coulee had the misfortune to
relieve
Pearl Fishhack was a business visitor get hurt in a runaway on his wav home
taking it s short whils was cured, the discom fort of the trouble.
T o cure In Independence Saturday.
from Salem last Friday. He is much
Catarrh permanently the blood must be
P. If. Johnson and family, of Mon better at present.
Catarrh is a bioo<T disaaae, and thoroughly purified and the system cleansed
mouth,
were
in
this
vicinity
Saturday.
now th.re 1* nothin* on *.rth o f nil poisons, ami at the same time
Mrs Myrtle Johnson, Mr. ami Mrs,
attor for th* blood than S. 8. a.
obody think* mora a o f S.
S H. 8. Strengthened anil built up. Nothing equals | R. M. Bosley is ploughing walnut Hallock, of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs.
Turnage, of Willamina, spent Sunday !
than 1 __
. MATSION,
S. S S for this purpose.
It attacks the trees for J. B, Stump.
Lap««r, Mich.
“fith her mother, Mrs. Anne Histahaw.
disease at its head, p >es down to the very
JamesGoodman and Roy Clarke are
bottom of the trouble and makes n complete hauling gravel from Independence,
W. H. Brown certainly holds the r e -,
coni for moving setting hens. He movid
and lasting cure. >S. S. S. removes every
A. J. Shipley an<! two sons, Charlie a family from Salem to upper Mill j
particle of the catarrhal poison from the an«t Robert, visited with L. N. Bilyeu
Creek last Saturday, and among their
blood, m aking this vital stream o r re, fresh Sunday,
household goods was a hen, nest and
and healthy.
Then the inflamed m em
eggs. None of the egvt were broken
The
Falls
Citv
base
f>all
team
passe«!
branes
begin
to
Ileal,
the
bead
is
loosened
PURELY VEGETABLE
through here on their way to Monmouth but we will wait later to see if they
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and cleared, the haw king and spitting cease, Saturday.
hatch or not.
every symptom disappears, the constitution is built up and vigorous health
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Bessie Sullivan, of Monmouth, is vis
restored. S. S. S. also tones u p the stomach and digestion and acts as a
Wanted—a
fit)
to
80
acre tract near
iting
with
her
grandmother,
Mrs.
E.
fine tonic to the entire system . If you are tuCcriu^ with Catarrh begin the
Clark.
Dallas—improved or unimproved. Must
use of S. 8. S. and write us a statement o f your case and our physicians will
he good land and a bargain.
John Sumpter, wife and family, of
•end you literature about Catarrh, and give you special medical advice
w ith ou t charge. S. 8 . S. is for sale at all first class drug stores.
% near Falla City, were in these parts the
100 acre« within three miles of tow n;
house, barn, etc, only $2.500
T H E S W I F T S P E C IF I C C O .. A T IA H T A , S i . ■ i latter part of the week.
All the County News Graphically Writ
ten up by Our B r a in y Rustlers.
CATARRH
Ë
S.S.S.
EXTRA MEETING.
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Kever Subset It.
City Council Lets Contracts
How To Find Oat.
Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stan 1 twenty-four boors;
a brick dust sedi
ment, or settling,
stringy or milky
appearance often
indicates an un
healthy condi
tion of the kid
neys ; too fre
quent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills almost every wish in correcting
rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys,
liver, bladder and every partof theurinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use o f liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, ami to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect o f S w a m p -R oot is
soon realized. It stands the highest be
cause of its remarkable
health restoring prop
erties. If you need a
medicine you should
have the beet. Sold by
druggists in fif.v-cent
and one-dollar sizes.
Hom* ofWamp-kooi.
You may have a sample bottle sent free
by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing
hamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and
remember the name, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-
Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y., on every bottle.
The city council met iu adjourned ses
sion last Monday evening for the pur
pose of letting contracts for the new
street work of this year, the time having
expired given property owners to d o it.
On motion of Ellis the Metzger curb
bid for the F'vangelical church of 20
cents a linear foot was accepte«l us was
the bid of W. L Soebrun for some 900-
feet at 5 cents a foot. The Soehren and !
Olin bids on the other curb work was
rejected.
The F. J. Morrison bid of 70 cents a
yard for hauling ciushed rock for the
Htreets was rejected.
On motion of Coad a resolution was
passtsl reouiring the signing by the may
or and auditor of the warrants for bills
allowed at prey ions session.
On motion of Ellis, F. J. Coad was
made purchasing agent of the city for
all of its supplies.
The matter of the installation of a fire
siren at the Willamette Valley’s dynamo
room, was lett to the committee on fire
and water.
The matter of fixing the compensation
to he received by the city engineer, was
referred to the committee on fire and
water with power to act.
■ luring the m onth.............
N um ber o f p u p ils rem aining
at d o s e of m o n th ...................
N um ber o f pu p ils on register
since begin n in g of year not
registered in anv ' o t h e r
s c h o o l ........................................
N um ber o f pupils on regist« r
that have been registered iu
som e other school
N um ber o f pupils over la n d
under o ....................................
N um ber o f pupils over 6 and
under 9 .....................................
N um ber o f pupils over 9 and
under 1 2 ......
N um ber o f pupils over 12 ami
under It
.....................
N um ber «»f pupils over It and
unde? 20 ..................................
Miss Elva Boone is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Oliver Wait.
J. W. Kirkland and wife, of Indepen
dence, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Vaughn, Sunday.
SILVER WEDDING.
th e
M av
B O D Y ’S
F -V F R Y -
M A G A Z IN E .
T h a t ’» why
it
holds
E v e n if you are not a m ag
azine reader, try it.
T h ere
is an unusual line c f fiction
this m onth.
R ead “ Grimsden H o u s e ”
if you like a “ thriller.”
.
£tape o f Old DrJUML W 'nU W
Pianfikui Seed-
A x. Senna +
McMle Sails -
A sseta si*
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
Yiérat/nmi Fkmr.
tu'ss and LOSS OF SlEEP.
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Pit Simile Signature of
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Exact Copy o f Wrapper.
CASTORIA
TH ( OINTAUR «O M M N V, NEW VOHK CITV.
How’s This?
Well Pleased With Chair.
16
Old Resident of Dallas
Passes Away.
Etna School Closes With Picnic.
If you have bead ami eye ache9 don’ t
Etna school, of District No. 45, closed fail to consult Dr. Lowe at Hotel Gail
Friday May 7th, with a pleasant picnic May 17th and 18th.
! in the church grove.
At 10 o ’ clock the
children left the school house loaded
down with baskets etc., fillet! with good
| things to eat. Twelve o ’clock found a
|
1 lunch spread for 20. The table was dec
orated with lilacs and oranges. The af
ternoon went flying by with games,
singing, speaking and a peanut hunt.
All went home with remembrances of a
fine time and happy thoughts for vaca
tion, Those present were: Johnie
Crowley, Clifford Wallace, William Ed
gar. Lois Gay, Esther Edgar, Ellen Wal
lace, Nettie Gay, Yerda Williamson,
Etta Edgar, Bessie Hunter, Pearl Wal
lace, Bonnie Gay, Opal Wallace, Etta
Crowley, Ruth,Morrison, Myrtle White,
Alice Riggs, Mrs. Gertrude Bly.—Edna I Get your old Bicycle clean-
Morrison, teacher.
|
Bicycles, Repairing, Sundries
BASE BALL
Dallas Grays
vs
J. G. Macks
Sunday, May 1 6 th
Spring Outing.
Games called at 3 p. m, sharp.
On May 7, the students of the Dallas
j college observed their annual spring
j outing. They departed on the 7:10
; train to Falls City, Prof. Fisher leaving
his house the same time the train start
ed and yet he showed his ability as an
athlete by overtaking it. After reach
ing Falls Cily, the crowd moved in a
| body up Teal Creek about two and a
| half miles from Falls City. There the
' crowd divided, some went about three
and a half miles farther up the creek to
! the falls, some went either way fishing,
i and still others remained to guard the
provisions. At 1 :30 p. m. the crowd
, was seated and after singing the doxolo-
| gy, enjoyed a substantial lunch, having
as desert cake and oranges. Alter this
j they slowly made their way back to
i Falls City, along which way Dr. Mock
i skillfully snapped the crowd. On ac-
! count of the beautiful day, the location
! of the camping ground and the general
I movement of the crowd, the tiotanists
! were given a decided advantage and
everyone in general received a jolly good
I time such as spring-outing and nut day
at Dallas College always affords,
The J-G . Macks, of Portland, are without question
one of the fastest semi-professional teams in the state.
They are the goods. The whole team is compose«! o f men
who have played in all the professional leagues on the
Coast. Such players as Lake and Gardner, Pitchers’
Johnnie Shea, Catcher: Sommerville. 1st Base; Terry 2nd
Base; Joe Fay, Short-stop; Harvey Newill, 3rd Base;’ and
the outfield is just as strong.
No Kids!
But Good,
Husky, Able-bodied Men, With \ears o f Experience.
Don’t Fail to see this Game, for if You do, You will
Miss seeing one of the Strongest Teams in the .state Piay
on the Home Grounds. They are a Team With a Reputa
tion. Everybody Turn out and see Them Plav Ball
Don t Miss It.
It Will be the Game of the Season
JnNES, the Classy “ Spit-ball” artist, who put it all over
the Indians last Saturday, will do the twirling stunt for
Dallas. Come! Come! Come!
I
the
undoubted suprem acy.
t ic
LEE SMITH’S CYCLERY
Last Tuesday evening the manv
friend of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Myers
gave them a happy surprise, it being
the twenty-fifth nniversary of their
marriage. As an indication of the high
esteem in which they are held the
manv beautiful presents received by
them bear witness. After refreshments
were served the guests departed in the
wee small hours wishing their hosts
many more years of married bliss.
Those present w ere:
Messrs and
Mesdames /. Ilinshaw, W. Ilinshaw, E.
G. White, N. Chapin, S. Tethrow, W.
Gilbert, A. M. Vassall, R. McMurphv,
J. C. Talbot. Till Bell, I. C. Frink.
Misses Hammond, Bertha Frink, Eva
Chapin, Leo Chapin, Florance Burton,
Blanche Graham, Alice Bancroft. Cora
Vanskike. Messrs J. V. Scott, Arthur
Baldwin, Dale Bell, Frank Martin, Ed
Bennett, Pernal Myers.
Not a Dull Spot
N a r c o
All kinds of repairing neat
ly done. Baby carriage tires
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Olinger, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Beatty and Mrs. Buck, of
Salem, were guests of E. E. Coo per Sun
day.
race
t
Base Ball Goods.
Thad Lucas and family started for
Tillamook last Wednesday, They will
make their home there.
ca ta lo g
N o
Elijah Turner Miller,
familiarly
known to all Dallas people as “ Uncle
Lige,” passed away Sunday morning at
and enameled ready for
tne residence of his son, J. VV. Miller,
on Washington street, after an illness
Rev. (». W. Petitt. and wife will leave
that kept him confined to his bed for Tuesday for their Mt. Tabor home. He j the summer’s run.
several months, and was incident more will preach his far well sermon Sunday I
to deeding years than to anv physical evening. It is probable that Rev. Star-!
disability. With the excepsion of a buck will assume the pastorate here.
few years spent in Washington county,
Councilman Hall brought «1 p a matter
Mr. Miller has been an almost contin
uous resident of Dallas since 18fi2, the in council the other evening that should
year he came to Oregon. He also re be attended to at once. It is the condi
turned to Iowa for a two years residence. tion of the walk at the corner of Main
In 1882 he was elected treasurer of this and Mill. A cement walk should be or
county and served as such for three suc dered put in there.
cessive terms. Prior to that he also
Dr. B. E. Nevel, a veterinary surgeon,
served as deputy sheriff under J. J. has arrived from Muncie, Pennsylvania, I
Williams. He Hilled both positions to locate in Dallas. His family consists
with credit and ability. He was a prom of a wife and son, and they are now de-
inent Odd Fellow and served as district miciled^n the Munroe Miller residence
deputy for a number of years. lie on Main street. The doctor conics re-
Open noon and evening's
joined the Christian church when 20 comended highly as an expert in his I
years of age, and had been a consistent j profession, and we can see no reason
DALLAS,
OREGON
member ever since.
why lie should not receive plenty of
Mr. Miller was born near Evansville, practice.
Indiana, February 8, 1830, whence as a j
small boy he moved to Western Illinois, j
and later to Dallas county, Iowa. He !
was married to Miss Rachel Sutton there |
in 1852, and they crossed the plains to
Oregon 10 years later. Mrs. Miller j
passed over some fi\e years ago, and his !
only immediate surviving relatives are
his son, J. W., ami brother, W. W. Mil
ler, both of Dallas.
The funeral occured from the Chris
tian church Monday at 2 o ’clock, Rev.
C. A. Bias conducting the services, and
the remains were laid to rest in the Odd
Fellow’s cemetery. The
pallbearers
A t D allas B aseball Park
were: J. M. Campbell, T. J. Campbell,
R. L. Dishiel, Chas. Black, fi. Haytcr
and Tom Campbell.
Peter Cook was in Independence on
business Tuesday.
» 3 S O
of
Promotes DigpslionjChrerfid
n e s s nnd Rest.Cuntains neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
«
Aperteci Remedy forCrmslifui-
l ion, Sour Stomach.DUrrti»
Worms .Com’ulsionsJ'evtrish-
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GONE TO REST.
Judge Burnett visited with relatives Another
here Monday.
AT AU GOQO 5TOSCS
Signature
1437
o f h on or for attendance, havin g m ade a per
cent, o f 95 or m o r e :—D allas, Smith Held, Balls
ton, Salt Creek, M onm outh. W ard, Perrydale,
G ooseneck (1«H) per cent.) Brush college, West
Salem, Buell.(100 per cent), P op corn , Upper
Salt Creek, L incoln, G reenw ood, McCoy, Black
Rock. Pioneer, M ountain View , Mistletoe.
The fo llo w in g sch ools were placed on the
R oll o f H onor for not havin g any tard ies:—
Sm ithfield. Pecdee, Bridgeport, L ou isville, Salt
Creek, Parker, W ard. Brush College, Bucua
Vista, Buell, H arm ony, G reenw ood. O akhurst.
W. E. Goodell was a Dallas visitor
Tuesday.
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Bears the
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If. C. SKYMOl'R.
GUARAN TEED
W A TERPROO F
ting Uic Stomachs and Bowels i
M M JW .
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School Superintenden t o f Polk Co,
MADE F O B -------
Ï MS. •*
AYe offer one hundred dollars Reward
Airlie, May, 11, ’09.
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
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cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. Editor Itemizer:
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Cheney & Co., Toledo, (). We, the un
I certainly thank you very
dersigned, have known F. J Cheney for
262
the last 15 years, and believe him per much for the Morris chair.
It
379
314
693 fectly honorable in all business trai sac-
arrived at the station in good
tions, and financially able to carry out
T o ta l.................................... 143’
1288 2725
made by his firm. shape, and 1 can say I was well
IS any obligations
N um ber o f days taught d u rin g m outh
W hole num ber o f «lays atten d an ce........... 39678 Walding, Rinnan & Marvin, wholesale pleased with it, and am certainly
2 4 5 3 druggists,
W hole num lier o f «lays a b s e n c e ................
Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh well paid for my work.
W hole num ber o f time* late ............
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
N um ber o f pupils neither absent nor
Yours truly,
ta rd y ................................................................
1136 upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
Anna Arnold.
2340 the system. Testimonials sent free.
Average num ber pupils belon gin g .........
2201
Average d a ily atten d a n ce...........................
Price, 75c per bottle. Sold by all drug
Per cent, o f attendan ce ..............................
9 4 .2
N um ber o f visits by p aren ts.......................
79 gists.
Take Hall’ s Family pills for con
You and your children are safe if you
N um ber o f visits by m em bers o f school
stipation.
consult Dr. Lowe—eye safe and price
b o a r d ............ .................................................
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The fo llo w in g sch ools were placed on the roll 1
sate. Dozens of Dallas references.
RICKREALL
HARtKStRV,CE
CENT
Him S tri -
The follow in g is the report o f the p u b lic
sch ools o f Polk Countv for tho sch ool m onth
ending A pril 10th 1909.
N um ber o f sch ools in session ........................... 59
Boys Girls Total
N um ber o f pu p ils rem aining
last m o n th .............................. 1162 1093 2255
N um ber o f pupils registered
26
36
new «luring m o n th ................
10
N um ber o f pu p ils registered
du rin g m on th that have
been registered in som e o t h
er sch ool .......
.....................
17
N um ber o f pupils that have
been re-adm itted d u r i n g
m onth that have been d r o p
ped ............................................ 10 K
Total num ber registered «lur
ing m o n th ................................ 1295
Num ber o f pupils dropped
No peace for the kidney sufferer—
Pain and distress from morn to night,
Get up with a lame back,
Twinges of backache bother you all
day,
Dull aching breaks your rest at night,
Urinary disorders add to your misery.
Get at the cause—cure the kidneys.
Doans Kidney Pills will work the
cure.
They’ re for the kidneys only—
Haye made great cures in this locality.
Mrs. B. Screiber, 5f»0 High St., Salem.
Oregon, says: “ The good reports I
heard concerning Doan’s Kidney Pills
induced me to procure a supply. I have
been suffering from backache, which
not only bothered me through the dav
but broke my rest at night. I began to
feel the goo«l effects of Doan’s Kidney
Pills after I had taken a few doses. I
soon received a complete cure and there
has been no backache or other symptom
of kiflney complaint since. I am only
too pleased to let others know of such a
valuable and effective remedy as Doan’ s
Ki«lney Pills.”
For sale hv all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Millburn Co., Buffalo,
N. Y., sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name— Doan’ s—and
take no other.
, n S S LIC K E R
PER
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
AVegelabte Preparation lor As
similaiiiK» iheRKKlaalRrtula
REPORT
Sufferer From Kidney Troubles.
\ t
\ you've yet
v 1 lL/«o learn ««• bodily
\ | l comfort it gives in
I the wettest weather
ALCOHOL 3
K oq
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT’S
No Sleep, No Rest, No Peace for the
IF YOUVE
NEVER WORN
For Infants and Children.
fâ Z & s * .
NIGHTS OF UNREST.
in
for
Many Cement Curbs.
Born, Saturday, May 8tli, to Mr. and
Mrs. Orville, a daughter
McMinnviile is fast acquiring a repu
tation for a ba«eball team. an«l there is
going to he something doing w hen tliev
and Dali s meet.
To prevent a repitition of the wait of
last Monday morning, would it not be
well for our fire chief to have a hydrant
wrench kept sav at ll«>race Webster’ s
confectionerv. so that it would be avail-
, able at any time.
EXCURSION TRAINS SUNDAY
FROM
Black Rock, Falls City
Independence. Monmouth
A H m iw « ir > n
•*»»«>, » « » n t * : h leach m an<! (tener.l «fl.
M. „.¡..io n , 25 cent»; chiMren un.ler 12. 15 cent».
HURAH FOR P«»LK COUNTY.