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tute will continue to maintain its
own independent organization;
and all its funds and properties
will continue to be held, control­
led, and disbursed by its own
separate undenominational board
o f trustees. This sale o f property
will in no wise change our pres­
ent relation either to the hold­
ings o f the Academy or to Dallas
College.
The moneys secured
from the sale o f the property
will become a permanent endow­
ment for the maintenance o f La-
Creole Academic Institute. Our
only purpose in the change is to
co-operate with Dallas College
and thus secure more effectual
work as well as the fissured per­
manence o f the Academy. I f we
cannot by means o f this sale co­
operate with the College, their
present plans for enlargement
will be defeated, and their ulti­
mate removal from our city will
become a probability i f not a cer­
tainty. In this event we would
be called upon to maintain the
Academy against almost impossi­
ble odds, or permit the benefac­
tions o f three o f our noble pio­
neers, together with the wo-k o f
decades, to be lost in the closing
o f this historic institution.
By order o f the Board o f Trus-
tses o f La Creole Academic In ­
stitute.
D A N . P. STO U FFE R,
Secretary.
M A Y
4, 1911.
NO. 17.
CENSUS RETURNS.
Population of Precincts as Com­ +
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pared with 10 Years Ago.
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The Itemizer has just received 9
TS S ^ m
f The Best in
i I Am erica \
ADLERS «ri
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Editor Itemizer:
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from the census department ad­ 9
Perm it me once again to enter
vance proofs o f the population 9
the arena as a pencil pusher. I
accorded each precinct in Polk
want to suggest that we organ­
county, as compared with what 9
ize a 5000 club for the purpose o f
it was in 1900. A number o f the 9
boosting Dallas and Polk county.
precincts have been changed in 9
What more do you want than Superior Style, Superior
We have in our midst too many
boundary lines since that time, 9
Materials and Superior Workmanship?
criers or knockers.
W e need
but we publish it for what it is 9
more and better roads.
The
worth,
the
first
figures
being
the
bridges in this county are a dis-
number of residents now, and 9
c i to the 20th century. Let
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the othtr figures as given a dec­ 9
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things modern. We
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possess these essential points. This store handles
ade
ago, also the figures for 1890: 9
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many old ramshackles,
9 too many fenceless farms, I f a
1910 1900 1890 9
this famous make o f clothes, because we know it is
Bridgeport
382 372 610 9
the best. Clothing with a reputation and sold under
man builds a hen house or a goat
Buena Vista
— 425 360 399 9
shed, let him whitewash it; it
a guarantee, is the safest kind to buy. I f Adler’s
East Dallas
—■1481 931
does not cost much and looks
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Collegian Clothes were not the best, this store would
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Eola
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757
527
much better. Don’ t cry about
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not feature them.
Falls City
1917 481
your taxes and want a county job
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Jackson
502 592 537 9
all summer and your wages paid
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Luckiamute
— 804 666 664 9
out o f the public treasury. Good
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McCoy
— 360 354 370 9
and nice things come by united
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North Dallas
— 683 627
effort on the part o f good resi­
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NIndependence— 923 387
dents. The rock mountains can
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A L L SIZES
N Monmouth
— 382 493
be crushed and transported to
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Rickreall
— 534 447 411 9
different parts of the county, but
With double knee, heel and toe.
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Rock Creek
— 39
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it takes labor, and that means
Salt Lake
— 343 266 223 9
money.
Where
does
our
money
Also Special Bargains in Shoes.
South Dallas
— 1068 541
come from? Why, from the coun­
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S Independence— 790 553
ty treasury. Well, how does it
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S Monmouth
— 492 495
ge t in the treasury? By taxation.
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Spring
Valley
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447 391 382
Now, good people, do not expect
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Suver
188 214 168 9
the commissioners to build good
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Grand Ronde
— 368 402
roads and fine bridges and let
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D A L L A S , O R E .
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This latter includes the total
you off without paying your just
The pupils o f the fourth grade population on the reservation, 9
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taxes. I do not want any office,
in
the public school, o f which both in Polk and Yamhill coun­ 9
not even do I aspire to be presi­
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dent; but I do aspire to live in Miss Edna Morrison is the worthy ties.
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one o f the first class counties o f preceptress, gave her a magnifi­
Oregon, and the people who live cent surprise Tuesday evening,
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R E S O L V E D
in a commonwealth are its build­ assembling at the home o f their
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teacher
early
in
the
evening
and
are absolutely unequalled.
h a t t h e y w a y s T h r o w
ers or retarders. Boost, boost,
Ethel Woods, Dallas.
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bringing
with
them
lots
o
f
good
boost, first, last and all the time.
They
possess a particular
W A Graeper, Dundee.
AT THOSE W H O
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Many hands make light work. things to eat. The evening was
R
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McCarter,
Independence.
touch
of
style found only in
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Remember that it is said that an spent in fun for both teacher and
C H Percival, Independence.
pupils,
the
grind
o
f
school
life
the highest grade of made-
honest man is the noblest work
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Ewing Bros, Dallas.
o f God and there are 10,000 ways ¡ being relegated to the back­
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to-order garments; yet the
R L Collins, Suver.
ground
and
the
occasion
being
o f being dishonest. Come early j
A Fatland, Clarion, Iowa.
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prices of Adler’s Collegian
and avoid the rush when it comes made one to be long remem­
I W Compton, Dallas.
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to an election and pick out, not j bered. --------------■ ■ —
Clothes range no higher than
Elmer Butz, Dallas.
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one idea men fo r county servants,
ou w e l l
the ordinary kind.
but men who are broad minded
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In saying what we do editor­
B U S TE R
enough to saw the wood.
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You only need wear one of
A t the request of citizens and
I have traveled from Mexico to ially in another column regarding
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the
observance
o
f
Memorial
Day,
memters
of
our
ditferent
organ-
Northern British Columbia, and i
these suits, and you’ll be­
have never seen finer strawber­ we entirely forgot to include in izaticMfcr^uid be having it a duty 9
come a permanent customer
those
interested
in
such
a
move­
we owe to the departed who have
ries. cherries, prunes, peaches or
apples than grow in Polk county, ment our to be heroes o f Com­ defended our flag, therefore as 9
o f this store.
and as for her soil, she cannot be pany H. This slight was entire­ Mayor o f the„City o f Dallas. Ore­ 9
beat. But there are thousands ly unintentional on the Item izer’s gon, I hereby recommend that
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o f acres that are too wet; more part, being just one o f those lap­ Tuesday, May 30, 1911, be set
underdraining and better cultiva­ ses that all o f us sometimes apart for the observance o f Dec­ 9
tion will do the work. L et the make, such as forgettin g to sign oration Day, by all our cuizens, 9
.vatchword be more and better a check, put a stamp on an en­ and that they observe the same 9
farms and farmers, better fences velope, etc. Without our militia as far as practicable by cleaning 9
and more attractive buildings. boys a parade would not prove of up their cemetery lots, and as­
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They do not necessarily need to very much consequence, they sisting in making a parade and
be expensive, but neat and clean. lending to it the necessary dig­ other exercises a feature o f said
observance. In accordance with
I f a person never changed cloth­ nity, beauty and precision.
i r ' l i M f n i | t m t a iT i* iid m * ( t « » i t » » # .
the above I hereby call a citizens’ 9
ing or washed he would be a sor­
MAY 1,5 UPON U5. HAVE Y O U N O T ALREADY ry sight. I f your hen coops and
D allas, O reg o n .
meeting to be held in the county
WAITED' T O O LONG T O PREPARE FOR SPRING goat sheds are not cleaned up Miss Ruth Nunn had on exhi­ court room Friday evening, May 9
AND .SUMMER? YOU HAV£ 5EEN THE CROWDS and whitewashed, they look sor­ bition last Saturday in the show 5th, at 8 p. m., to arrange par­ * 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 1
ry, too. Yours for a booster club, windows o f Mrs. Chas. G regory’ s ticulars.
IN OUR 5TORE. DOE5 NOT THAT TELL YOU
Witness my hand as Mayor o f
• JAM ES E. H U N T.
store some specimens o f the
THAT THE CHOICE THINGS FOR THE 5EA5oN ARE
handiwork o f her pupils at Beth­ the City o f Dallas, Oregon, this
el that were surely something 3d of May, A. D. 1911.
FA5T DI5APPEAING? REMEMBER THE JOONER
J. R. C R A V E N .
out o f the ordinary, and showed
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YOU GET YOUR NEW THINGS THE LONGER YOU We, the trustees o f La Creole application and talent. It was
a
WILL HAVE TO ENJOY THEM.
Academic Institute, desire t what is known as stencil work,
make a statement o f facts in and there were five o f the pret­
We are informed by N ate Bird
KENTU C KY
which we believe the public will, tiest art pictures obtainable that that Charley Shew is laid up in
A G o o d N e w Fancy Shirt fo r
$
at this time, be very much inter­ were reproduced. Miss Nunn is the Good Samaritan hospital at
CARRIES A FU LL LIN E OF
educating her pupils along lines Portland, just recovering from an
C h e a p on es fo r
7 5 c ested.
La Creole Academic Institute that will prove o f value to them operation for appendicitis.
T h e best e v e r fo r
$ 1 .5 0 is ope o f the older educational in­ in more ways than one.
ior iivniieificn
stitutions o f the state o f Oregon,
v v lio i I h t í s I i
having been chartered by the
S ee o u r n e w line o f S m a rt Soft Shirts
territorial government more than
Miss Ruby Mae Pollan, daugh­
N ext Sunday Oregon Wood­
Seven rooms and recep­
half a century ago. It has grown men at Salem on the fair ground ter o f Mr. and Mrs. W, C. Pollan,
tion hall, big woodshed
up with our city, and in its main­ will erect a fraternal building. all former residents o f Dallas,
Sale at The Shultz.
under same roof, fine
tenance and prosperity oui C iti­ A t the meeting o f Dallas camp but now living between here and
large porch viewing the
zens have taken peculiar delight. Tuesday this gang o f workmen Monmouth, was married at Seat­
Many o f our people have received was appointed by Consul Kraber tle, April 29th, to Sibley A. Cro­
city, good, never failing
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instruction in the old Academy to assist in the active operations: well. Councilman Ayres received
well and windmill pump.
A. P. HTA K K , PROPRIETOR
and would be loath to see its W. H. Kraber, W.. A. Ayres, A1 the notice o f marriage this week
Three acres o f ground
work discontinued or even ham­ Stow, Robert Reed, Will Hayes, but knows nothing further o f
All kind« of hauling at reasonable
(13 blocks from court
rates. Phone order« promptly at­
pered.
particulars,
except
that
the
hap­
John Reasoner, L. R. Adams, I.
I are bon#»d with the indestructible Splrella
tended to. Headquarter« at Web-
house), 2 acres fenced
But the time has come when, G. McBee, W. R. Adams, C. L. py couple will make their resi­
Stays. Not sold in atores.
ster’« confectionery.
! The most pliable and resellient Corset boning in the presence o f public
high Hubbard, Henry Clifford and dence at 179 Morris street, Port­
with 72 in. Page poultry
- ! in the world. Guaranteed not to break or
Phones:
Bell 264, Mutual 254
1 ! rust In regular corset wear
schools in our state, it would be George Cates.
A number o f land. Congratulations from the
fence. Good p o u l t r y
Barn Phone Mutual 245
Will be Fruit Ice Cream Bricks
I impracticable if not impossible to otheis will go along, but do not bride’s many friends here will
M R S . B . EL N E V E L
houses. Good one-man
¡maintain the Academy in our wish to be considered as active now be in order, the event being
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poultry and berry farm.
! «12 Main St., Dallas, Oregon.
Phone 29. community, except as a prepara­
an
entire
surprise
to
the
most
o
f
workers, only gettin g in on the
Delivered to your homes
with feed. A big time is planned by them.
I Representing the SpirU la Co.. M eadville, Penn. tory school in connection
Veterinary Surgeon
some higher institution of- learn­ Salem Woodmen for Saturday
ing. Such an institution we now night - parade, red fire, etc., but
«12 M a im S t h u k t
have in Dallas College, with most o f our boys will wait until |
Object of selling, must
DALLAS, OREGON
Phone 29
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i Here is a (hau« to get y##r gardtn I » « at whose authorities we, eleven
The follow ing letters were left
the Sunday morning train at
get closer to my place
years
ago,
entered
into
an
agree­
» » » » » » » » » » « » » » » » » » » » » ♦ » ★ » » i bargain, and you will soon kc i« aee« af it
7;30. As soon as the log cabin is uncalled for in the Dallas post-
o f business.
ment whereby we give tfiem the completed, some time Sunday a f­ office Tuesday:
18c Hose a t ...... 14c
use o f our equipment and the in­ ternoon, work will he stopped
Mr Joe Brown.
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Call and see us for terms.
come from our endowment on and Governor Oswald West will
15c Hose a t ..... 12c
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Mrs Minnie Brown.
condition that they maintain the be initiated.
O ffic e o v e r F u lle r P h a r m a c y , D alian.
12*,c Hose at
9c
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Geo Connell D D L .
academic course.
This agree­
O ffic e H o u r s : 8 to 12 A . M .
1 t o 5 P. M.
11c Hose at ---- 8c
Mrs Geo Gedinger.
ment has been satisfactorily kept.
A l l k in d « o f D e n ta l w o r k d o n e a t
A A Dewey.
10c Hose at ..... 7c
re a s o n a b le p r ic e « .
The College has now begun to
W H Dewey.
One o f the most successful
I bsught it at a bargai« and will givt you work out her plans for enlarge­
Mr
Jasper
Eller.
ment, which will be impossible sales ever conducted was that
the beoefit.
Mr W D Mathews.
A wonderful story o f the Progress of this Mechan­
on the limited grounds now occu­ held Tuesday by Ross Nelson on
ical Age. Instructive, but more fascinating than
J F Mesplie.
R E A D Y T O M A IL
his place near Independence.
any fiction. A magazine for Bankers, Doctors,
pied
by
that
institution.
For
this
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Mr
Michael
Muller.
Lawyers, Teachers. Farmers, Bust res* Men. Man-
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T h e M ü l S t r e e t P lu m b e r .
reason we desire to sell our pres­ Seventy pure blood Jerseys were
I ufactums. Mechanics. Has 1.200.U0U readers every
Mr
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Milton.
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month. Interests everybody When you see one
ent property, continue our agree­ auctioned off and brought a total
< on G O O D oooi — oooA for «hl. C .lalM t
, you understand why. Ask the man who reads it.
F E Miller.
Goods Called for and
Your newsdealer will show you one; or write the
I . « d tot th . b«M. W r it , ooo, to t h .
ment with the College and thus o f $11,200, many o f them being
O s te o p a th ie P h ys ic ia n
I publishers for a free sample copy.
Mr E C Sadler.
C H A S . H . L IL L Y C O , S e t tle , W n .
Delivered
continue the existence and work young calves. Several cows were
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Itetes”
Pfpt.
Mr
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Smith.
o f the Academy. This proposi­ sold for over $400 apiece. The
things'—How to make repairs, anti articles for Office, 7D Court St. Pheee dut.el ( J
Miss Anna Stokstad.
I home and shop, etc.
tion has raised some questions auctioheers were brought from
Ladies’ Work a Specialty
Mr Ned Tyrrel.
“ Amatpnr Wt
Mprhanif*"
iOp»*«.ten«how
with reference to which we wish the east and were top notchers
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t o make miswon
Mrs Bertha Washburn (2).
DALLAS, OREGON
furniture, w irdrss, boats, engines, magic, and all
to be frank with the people o f in their line. The sale was con­
the things a boy loves.
Mrs S J Washburn (2).
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this community, o f whose inter­ ducted in an enclosed arena. The
f t SO per year, nnglt copies IS cents
Mrs Howard Woolen.
A S K Y O U R N E W S D E A L E R Or AdMrmas
ests in the Academy w e are now cattle were sold to people o f the
S t i p i l o : K o o m 2, W it o o n bu ilt I h r .
You cun tret th. P t c i â c M o n t h ly » o d
C. G. Coad,
W illam ette valley and will form
POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE
the conservators.
D i l l » « , O re go n .
l b . I t e m n e r lo r » 2 . y e a r .
12» W
Postmaster.
the
new
herds.
The La Creole Academic Insti-
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We Beg Pardon.
Adler’s Collegian Clothes
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NEW SUBSCRIBERS THIS WEEK.
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Decoration Day Proclamation.
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Some Beautiful Handiwork.
The BEE HIVE Store
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STATEMENT *T0 VOTERS.
Dallas
At
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Portland Hospital.
1.00
HARPER
W H IS K E Y
Dallas Woodmen Help Build
For
City Express
S P IR E L L A
Transfer Co.
C O R SETS
1911 S P E C I A L
DR. B. E. N E V E L
LETTER LIST.
QtS.65c PtS.35c
B. F. B U T L E R
Ranco Vesto Club i!
Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing
and Alterations
BUNGALOW
Married in Seattle.
DALLAS MERCANTILE CO.
Cozy Corners
V ariety S to re ! SHINGLE
Jersey* Sold Well.
SEED C A T A L O G
Alto China, Granite and Tinware
The Beit Shoe* on earth
for women and children
PRICE,
$3,500
F>OF>TJL^AR.
M E C H A N IC S
300 Pictures E v e r y \ Itemizer Realty Concern
400 Articles « » ..
250 Pages M <>n th
Dr. David D Young
Room 5, Wilson Block
Phone 529
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