THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
PFEIFFER BRICK UNSAFE.
No Objections Raised to Proposed
Sewer Improvement.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.
Certain Ingredients That Rsally Pro
mots Hair Grewth
Prop-
Combined.
Whan
arty
Pewnrcln la one of the most effective
T H U R SD A Y . NO V EM BER 9. 191S.
perm destroyers ever discovered by
The city council met in regular lenro, and In connection wltli Hern
! session last Monday evening * Napihol.
which Is both germicidal and
V. P. FISKE.
with Mayor Craven presiding, antiseptic, a combination la formed I
all the officers present, and Coun- which deatroy* the perms which rob
I Itemizer, one year in advance....................................................f l 50 cilmen Fuller, Coad, Fenton, the liair of lta natural nouiisbm cut. |
SUBSCRIPTION ' ' W
2 00
alao creates a clean, healthy condl-
" ith Weekly Oregonian or Semi-weekly Jo u rn al..............
................ 1 50 Staats, Gosper and Campbell in and
{ W ' it It Gout Magazine
lion of the scalp, which preveuta the
attendance.
of new germs.
The mayor opened the hearing development
1 Office :
1‘llocnrplu.
not a coloring
on the proposed sewer improve­ m atter or dyp. although
’PHONES: m u t u a l ] ul'-M.lénce.UW
No. 506 Main Si.
la
a
well-known
ment and no objections appear­ dlent for restoring the balr to Its Ingre
ing, the hearing was on motion ural color, when the loss of hair nat­
has
Patronite One Another for the Upbnildino ot Town and County.
of Coad closed, further regular been caused by a disease of the scalp
proceedings to issue.
These Ingredients In proper combina­
Coad reported for the street tion. with alcohol added aa a stim ulant
3 GOOD SUGGESTION.
well-defined nourishing
committee the unsafe condition; and for its |>erfeot
perhaps the most ef
of the Pfeiffer building, the properties.
fective
remedy
th
at
Is known (or sculp
wrong
building
of
the
Christian
Chief Engineer Morrison made a suggestion to the
troubles.
church cement walk, the refusal | and We hair
city council Monday night that we believe should be
have a remedy which la chiefly
of the race company to replank composed
Ingredient«, In com­
acted upon. Academy street is one of the roadways to
the race at Levens street, that bination w of ith these
extrem ely Inval­
be improved next year. At its intersection with Main
the quarry had been properly uable medicinal other
agents. We guarantee
dismantled
for
the
winter,
and
It to positively cure dandruff nnd to
and for some distance west it is not now of street width,
the unsafe condition of several grow hair, even though the scalp In
the college campus cutting quite a hole in it. Before it
sjKits Is bare of hair. If there Is any
sidewalks.
left In the roots. It will positive­
can be improved it will have to be filled out to the re­
On motion of Fenton the mar­ ly vitality
baldness, or we will refund
shal was instructed to fix the your cure
quired width, and Mr. Morrison’s idea is that the city
money. If the scalp has a glazed
walk
over
the
race.
appearance. It's an Indication
now begin to use it for a dump ground for the accumu­
The Christian church walk was shiny baldness
Is perm anent, but la oth­
lations all over town for which it has been so hard to
on motion of Coad referred to er that Instances
we believe baldness Is cur­
the
street
committee.
find a place of disposal. We believe the suggestion a
able.
On motion of Staats the mar­ We w ant every one troubled with
good one, and that the doing so could save to the city
shal was instructed to kee that scalp disease or loss of hair to try
the hauling of many loads of dirt next spring. This is
Rexull “a t" H air Tonic. If It does not
needed sidewalk repairs were cure
dandruff und grow hair to the sat­
made.
but in line with the improvement the Itemizer has been
isfaction Of the user, we will without
Quite a delegation of Northeast question
advocating for so long the straightening out of Main
return every cent
Dallas residents appeared to sup­ paid us for or It. quibble
We print this guarantee
street and after that corner of the campus is filled up
port a petition for an arc light at on
leittle. It has effected a posi­
we could go ahead with the dumping from the Stouffer
the intersection of Jefferson and tive every
cure In 1C!% ot cases where put to
Academy.
On
motion
of
Fenton
practical te st
hill north, and soon have the foundation for an entirely
the matter w^s referred to the a Itexall
"113" H air Tonic la entirely
straight Main street to.the creek, instead of the turn
fire and water committee with unlike, and we think. In every partlcu
that now makes of that thoroughfare such an unsightly
lar. better than anything else wc know
power to act.
for the purpose for which It
On motion of Coad the owner of Is prescribed.
one, and cuts up the residence property in such bad
you to try
of the Pfeiffer building was or­ this preparation We a t urge
shape. It will not be long Hntil a new bridge will have
rl8k.
dered notified by the auditor of Certainly we know our of entire
better
to be built across the LaCreole, and this time we would
the unstability of his building, guarantee to give you. no Remem­
and that if the same was not fix­ ber. you can obtain Rexull Remedies
like to see it a cement or iron structure, a beautifier for
ed it would be condemned.
s t our store—The Rexull 8tore
the town, and not the unsightly crisscross structure of
The matter of a catch basin at only CONRAD
FRIN . Dallas. Ora.
the present—one which we are afraid will go out with
the Christian church was, on mo­ i____________ 8TA " -----------—
A dm itted to the second c I aum of mull matter.
every high water, and which does not show up our Main
street to advantage to people coming in from that direc­
tion. We believe that every property owner on the
north side of the creek would be perfectly willing to see
such a change made, as there is no question but what it
would straighten out their property angles, give them
access to straight streets, and really make North Dallas
a portion of the city, to say nothing about doing away
with that long and inconvenient hill climb.
There can be no doubt that at the present time there
is something seriously wrong as to the manner in which
our legislative bodies are constituted. There is a pow­
erful influence exerted upon many legislators and mem­
bers of city councils after elections, which makes them
not only ignore the principles to which they pledged
themselves, but in many instances wilfully and deliber­
ately to vote against their pledges. This influence fur­
ther induces them to vote against all measures which
have a tendency to place the government nearer to the
people. The corporate interests are solidly against such
measures and use every effort to defeat the same. It is
this condition of affairs which has caused the citizens to
believe that many of the men delegated with pawer to
enact laws, or ordinances, are often improperly Influ­
enced to ca3t their votes against measures which are in
the interest of the people. Such improper influences
may not always come in the form of a bribe in money,
or a position with a salary, but often it is in the form of
some advantage to be derived by such votes.
There is nothing in the world worth getting angry
about.
The noblest part of friendship is the honest boldness
in privately pointing out our errors.
Blizzards in the East and Middle West home grown
sweet peas and strawberries on the table in Polk.
Too many of us want success before we have earned
it That is why the shores of life are littered with
wrecks and failures.
W E HAVE:
The J. I. CASE
The Old Standard Plow
Which does the
work as you want
it done and always
proves satisfactory
:: ALL SIZES ::
tion of Staats, referred to the
Street committee with power to THE YOUTH’S COMPANION IS
act.
FOR EVERYBODY.
Staats moved that the* council
approve the report of Coad that Of course if you are too young to read
the city pay for the excess in or so old you have forgotten how, vou
may not enjoy The Y outh’s Companion.
making the armory cement walk That
i« rather a sweeping Htatement,
10 feet instead of 5 foot-4. A however,
for hosts of children love to
new walk was ordered from the have the stories
and jingles ot the Chil­
armory west.
dren’s l’age read to them . There is
a grandfather amt grandm other
On motion of Coad the matter many
eyes are dim who like nothing
of keeping the business streets whose
better than to sit and listen -to The
clean was referred to the health Companion
and articles. Many
and police committee with full a blind person stor and es even
those who in
addition can neither s|»eak nor hear
power to act.
been cheered by The Companion,
The council decided to as a have contents
having been communicated
whole look up the matter of a its
to them through the Hngerti|>s of
sewer outlet on the west.
friends. The reading f The Youth’s
is a pretty sure cure for all
The quarterly reports of the Companion
of loneliness. Robinson Crusoe
city officials were presented and kinds
would
have
been a happier man if he
referred to the finance commit­ could have had
his Companion Thurs­
tee.
day as well as his man Fridai#—
send for the Prospectus for 1912 and
Claims'allowed:
copies of the paper.
L R Adams, hauling:
$109 72 sample
We think you will agree when you
.Star Transfer Co, hauling1 5 75 have
read them , th at no other paj>er
S V Morrison, labor
2 00 gives quite so much of such a high
as The Companion, and it costs
C A Black, hauling
12 00 quality
$1.75 now for the 52 weekly issues.
E T Plaster, hauling
2 50 only
On
January
1, 1912, the subscription
J Ii Harris, hauling
1 00 price will be advanced
to $2.
Dallas Iron Works
15 75 The new subscriber receives
a gift of
The
Com
panion’s
Calendar
for 1912, in
Soehren Warehouse Co 14 75 ten colors and gold, and all the
rem ain­
Lee Smith’s Cyclery
1 00 ing issues of 1911 free from the time
the
Art Hogan, labor.
6 60 subscription is received.
Oregon Power Co, lights 326 25 The Y outh’s Companion, 144 Berkley
Sterling Furniture Co .. 2 00 Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
Dallas Lumber Co ..
182 05
D J Grant, nightwatch .. 65 00 Sheriffs Sale of Real Properiy.
W L Tooze, salary
20 00
Joe Trent, labor
12 00 NOTICE is hereby given that by vir­
Itemizer, printing
18 84 tue of a writ of execution and order of
real property hearing
Lynch & Son, labor
5 00 sale of the attached
14th day of October, A. D.,
M D Coulter, sprinkling 31 50 date
1911,
issued
out
of
circuit court of the
W G Vassal!, fees
32 36 state of Oregon for the Yamhill
and
T A Odom, salary
61 50 under t he seal of the said court county
ami to me
me to sell the here­
F H Morrison, fees
36 60 directed,commanding
described real property by me,
Chas Gregory, fees
62 20 inafter
t
heundersigned
as
sheriff
Quarry expenses
79 00 j ly, Oregon, duly attached of on Polk June coun-
20,
A resolution providing: for the 1911, in the m anner bv law required,
the purpose of satisfying that cer­
proposed sewer improvement was for
tain judgm ent recovered on September
read and passed.
21st.
1911. in the aforesaid circuit court
The auditor was on motion of
D. »Simonson, plaintiff, against
Fenton authorized to make prop­ bv M. Mary
A. Thurston, defendant, for the sum
of
$93.30
together
with interest (herton
er deed to Robbins heirs when at 0 per cent per annum
until paid and
eitv lien is paid.
the further sum of $30 as special attorn­
The marshal was instructed to ey’s
$13 80 costs and disburse­
rid the city of a certain voracious ments fees of and
this said auction, and for the
*Ucruing
costs
upon this wilt,
canine.
Now, he it known, that by virtue of a
¿it] ctrt] Sril 311 citi at] ¿ft] at] urti utl utl utl ulti v a u utl tJu ut] a u uu ut] utl cJU erti ZJtl 3 «
E E DE E K CE QE BE t o L E I E BE DE IlE C Eñ C E IE2 ILE DE I E t o B E CE CE t o t o DE t o
Great. Removal
AT THE
Dallas Variety Store
On account of the fact that 1 am going to move my stock of
goods into the Brown Building, formerly occupied by the
Black Grocery store, I am compelled to reduce
my stock; therefore, commencing on
SATURDAY
October
28
1911, I shall offer my entire stock of
Coats, Suits, Ready-Made Dresses, Shoes
Sweaters, Ribbons, Notions, Chinaware
Crockery, Granite, Glass and Tinware
and, in fact, every Article of merchandise in my
store, at greatly reduced prices.
i
Remember the Date, Saturday, October 28th i
S
MRS, OHAS. GRE 60 RY, Proprietress
si
Street Improvement Notice
Ü
m
of those certain streets and parts of
sheets described as follows, tow it;
On all that part of Academy street
To J J Fuller, Rosa E Fuller, Tracv lving
ween the east line of Levens
Staats, .Martha Holman, Andrew street l>et
the east line cf Main street;
Holmes, F N Doriihe» ker. C H Mor­ on all and
ilia,
part of Court street lying t>e-
ris, Samuel Goad Estate, F E Fisher, tween the east
of Jefferson street
L F Hadley, Ethel W Hadley, M J and the east end line
of said Court street; on
Ballantyne. II Pauls. 11 M Brown, all th at part of Court
street lying be­
Joel Shaw, Goo. W Meyer, Mary E tween the west line of Levens
and
C arter, A J Hastings, A Shultz Es­ the west line of Havter s tre street
ail
tate, Carrie G rant, J G Brown, that part of H ayter street ly ing e t; bet on ween
Mary Hayes, Birdie Harris, Theo. the north line of Court street and the
Farrington A G Cutler, E W Kearns,
Oregon’s Popular Beach Resort
line of Ash street; on all th at
Oscar Holmes, Eva Teal, J M G rant, south
of Church street lying between
(.’has. N Bilyeu, ilary A Museott, Ly­ part
the south line of W ashington street and
dia L D elashm utt, Cliff Johnson» Y E the
line of Ash s tre e t; on all th;.t
Johnson, Electa Hughes, W L Gilson, part south
of Shelton street lying between An ¡deal retreat ior outdoor pastim es of all kinds. H u n tin g , Fishing, Boating
J C Rickli, E Rickli, Southern Pacific the north
line of Mill street and the Surf B athing, Riding, A utoing, Canoeing, D ancing and Boiler S kating.
Railroad Company, Mary V K irkpat­
line of Ash street; on all that! W here pretty w ater agates, moss agates, m oonstones, earnelians can be fo u nt
rick, E C Kirkpatrick, M J Cos per, south
Lyle street lying between the
11 H Dunkelberger. Lula A Sibley, H part of line
of Mill street and thw rail- | on the heat h. Pure m ountain w ater and the best of food i t low prices. Fresh
G Campbell, E It Cutler, George E north
crossing of the ¿Salem, Falls City j tish, clam s, crabs and oyster-, w ith abundance of vegetables of all kinds days.
Cutler, J A Wilson, Maggie E Wilson, road
and
W
estern
Railroad on said Lyle
E N Hall, Hardy Holman, Emma street; on all that
part of Clay street
Dunn, R Y Morrison, Alice Morrison, lying between the east
Camping Grounds Convenient and Attractive
line of lTglow’
\V H McDaniel, W H Boals, Sarah M avenue and the west line
of
H
ayter
with strict san itary regulations.
Greenwood. F J Craven, A E Thom p­ street; on all th at part of Ash street
son, H P Shriver, Dana Shriver, E lying between the east line of Hayter
M Dornsife, Alice O G rant, Loren a street and the west line of Fairview av­
LOW ROUND-TRIP SEASON TICKETS
J Castle, Alice I Dempsey, Gerhard en u e; on all that part of Lewi« street
Harder, B Burson, Claud L Lynch, W lying between the north line of W ash­
certain
w
rit
of
attachm
ent
issued
out
of
from
nil
point«
in Oregon, W ashington and Idaho on sale daily.
G
Campbell,
Lillian
Laurenson,
P
C
TESTED AND PROVEN.
the circuit court of the state of Oregon M artin, Alice M Fraket-Dickey, J ington street and the south line of Ash
for Yamhill county in thut action W Bell, C V Bell, H C VanSkike, El­ street; on all th at part of liv e n s street
wherein said Mary D. Simonson was len J H ubbard, Willis Simonton, lying between the north line of W ash­
3-DAY SATURDAY-MONDAY TICKETS
There ii a Heap of Solace io Be­ |>laiutiff
and M. A. Thurston was de­ Fred Rock. A lice Towle, M O Sm ith, ington street and the south line of Ash
I did on June 20th, 1911, du­ B Sm ith. E E Hatton, R E William«, street: and on all th at part of Jefferson from Southern Pacific points Portland to Cottage Grove; also from all C. tk E.
ing Able to Depend Upon a fendant,
ly levy upon ami attach the follow­ Edgar M Brown, J J W iseman, Trus­ street lying between the north line of stations Albany and west. Good going Saturday or Sunday and for return
ashington street and the south line of
ing real property, and have since said tees
Well Earned Reputation.
Academic institute, W
Ash street; all in the city of Dallas, Sunday or Monday.
date continually and now have the Dan P Lacreóle
Stouffer,
J
W
Richardson,
A
same in my possession under and by
ins Estate, John 11 Shepherd, Oregon.
Call on any 8. P. or C. A E. agent for full particulars as to fares, train
For months Dallas readers have seen virtue of the said attachm ent, and th at H It C Col Craven,
hat said im provements will consist
Sr. H L Fenton, Geo. W in T general
the constant expression of praise for by virtue of the said W rit of Execution Con
in the grading and macadami- schedules, etc.; also for copy of our illustrated booklet, “Outings in Oregon,’’
key,
It
H
Sm
ith,
Bertha
Smith,
Doan's Kidney Pills, and read about and Order of Sale of Attached Property,
said streets and parts of or write to
VV llagood, Mary A Poland, zation of hereinabove
the good work they have done in this 1 will, on Saturday, the second day of George
nam ed, and the
es A Hayes, Bessie Gooch, D G streets
lo a lily. No Another remedy ever pro­ December, 1911, at the hour of *1:00 Jam
placing of cem ent curbs thereon, ami
Rempel,
J
S
Martin,
J
L
Collins,
C
E
duced such convincing proof of merit
will
be
made
at
the
time
in the
o'clock, p. m. at the front door of the
W M . M c M U R R A Y , Ceneral Passe ng er A g e n t
H C Kakin, A Byerley, H W m anner to be hereafter and
Mrs. Melissa Govru, Log Cabin St., Polk county court house at Dallas, Ore­ Snyder,
prescribed
Fain
ham,
Abel
Uglow,
Charles
L
PORTLAND, OREGON
Independence, Oregon, says: *‘I suffer gon. sell at public auction, for cash in Barnes, \V A Manor, M C Syrou, C S by such ordinance.
kd for years from kidney complaint, the hand to the highest bidder, all the Graves, Ruth Graves, N C Fowler, S That the cost of said improvements
principal symptoms being retention of light, title ami interest which the saul R Kennedy, J S Ferguson, F H Mor­ shall be assessed to the real projrerty
the kidney secretions and nervousness M. A Thurston on June 20th, 1911, or rison, Jennie M W illiams, W B Dag­ fronting and abutting upon said streets
I was tils»» subject to headache ami diz- at any tim e thereafter had or now lias gett, M O C orner, George Scott, Au­ and parts of streets hereinabove nam ­
j xy spells. 1 felt weak ami run down in an to the following de«cril»ed real
;
Gohrke, S Carter, Millie Staf- ed That
nnd hardly knew w hat to do to find r. - property, to w it: Beginning at. the gusta Conrad
city council of said city
Stafrin, U S G rant, Nellie of Dallas, the Oregon,
| lief as I had doctored a great deal with­ southwest corner of the Donation Land rin,
sit in the coun­
G rant, J VV Crider, Ed. Biddle, cil cham ber in said will city
out Iteing henellted. I finally Imgan Claim of N. Conner, Notification No. E Mark
on Monday, i
H
avter,
M
Guy
Estate,
Thomas
j using Doan’* Kidney Pills and in less 490(1. Claim No. 59, in Township 8
the 2t)th day of Novemlier, 1911, &i 8j
Gleason,
Margaret
Muscott,
N
L
Guy,
than a week I was bellied. The con­ south, range 6 west of the W illamette Jennie F Oiler, Josephine Mel>evitt, o’clock p. m., and at said place and
tents of four luxes ot (his remedy made Meridian in Polk county, Oregon; K J Sm ith, Alla-rt rVnnell, T K Ram­ tim e will hear and determ ine objec­
; me find like a different woman, ridding thence north H 22 chains; thence west sey,
tions ami remonstrances to said propos­
F Ludwig, Jesse Bar­ ed
me if the headaches and dizzy spells ltl chains; thence noith 20 chain«; ham , L Z Ludwig,
improvements, if any there be, and
M
Knight.
M
I
Knight,
Hen-
j and strengthening my buck. Sly l id* thence east 40 chains; thence south rv Gohrke, A D Norton Blanche Ea- That all owners of real property w ith­
nevs are now normal and 1 feel letter 28.22 chains; thence weal 24 chain* to
the lim its of the said proposed im­
Nettie B Hutton. L M White- in
in every way.” The aU»ve statem ent j the place of beginning, containing 100 kin,
provement district, and all other per­
heirs, Kate Jackm an, Volnev sons
F YOU have not already done so. why
was given September 7, 1907, ami on acres more or le-s, for the pm iHiao of horn
interest, may attend at said
Holmes Estate. Mary F M artin, M E place in
December 9, PRI9, Mrs Uovro said; satisfying the said judgment, cost« and Collins,
and tim e and show cause, if any
don't you find out why people who have
F
M
Oolli
s,
Chas
Gregory
] "The statem ent l gave for publication aerning coats upon this said writ.
they have, why such improvements
J Guy, Ollie Co*»k, Mary E should
worn
our shoes are always so ready to put
, some years ago recommending Doan’el l>ated at Dallas, Oregon, Octolier« 18. Chas
be made.
Bricker K tata. O Dimick, Anna D»ne not
Kidney Pills still holds good.”
1911.
by order of the city council of
in
a
good
word for them. Why not test
Clark,
Edward
Shaw.
Josephine
Grif­
the city of Dallas, Oregon, made and
For sale by all dealer«. Prioe 50 j
J M GRANT,
fin, TVnsteea Christian C hurch, F. J. entered
their
goodness
and see if you can keep it
of
record
on
the
2nd
day
of
Oc-1
Sheriff ot Polk County, Oregon.
cents F»>«ter-Milhurn Co., Buffalo,'
C la p m a n . Georgia Chapm an, T M tol*er, 1911.
to
yourself.
Yours for business,
New York, sole agents for the United B. A. KLIKS,
Stow,
J
N
Stow.
M
L
Robbins
Estati
W itness my hand and the official seal
Attorney for Plaintiff.
States.
Luov
A
Robbins,
Tempie
Tribble,
Ida
o
f'h
e
c
lty
of
Dallas,
Oregon,
this
1st
Remember the name—Doan's—and j
M I*llrey, 8 F McKinney, Trustees
A. D , 1911.
take no other.
Presbyterian Church, Florence Ellis, day ot November,
DALLAS SHOE STORE
CHA8 GREGORY,
DR. B. E. NEVEL
I N VTooda, Eva Woods, Viola Mor­
Auditor and Police Judge of the
ton, W A Brown, and J M Farley.
]
City of Dallas, Oregon
MRS. J. C. CAYNOR
Veterinary Surgeon
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIV EN , that [
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613
P R O P P IS T O N
4 2 4 M A IN
the
City
Council
of
the
City
of
IHdla».
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FOR FLETCHER’S
Oregon, contemplates the passage of an Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Can* C M , Croup u d WWSopm,
,
DALLAS. OK EGON ordiuaiaC« requiring the im provement
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