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Polk County has Soil
Adaptable for all Purposes.
A ny F ruit T hrives
The P&per tha+ QiUes Y ou W he't'You W
~7y
Dallas will Build T w ice
as M uch in 1912
as She Did T h is Y ear
àw I
to
N O . 49.
D A L L A S, O R E G O N , D EC EM BER Í4, 1911.
V O L. X X X V I.
allowed ten days to answer over-
COUNCIL MEETING.
I ruled demurrer.
W F Campbell vs C G Long, Levy Placed at 10 Mills for the
O’Brien Gets $6,000 Damages action
for money; B F Swope for
Next Year’s Taxation.
from Falls City Lumber Co. plaintiff.—Continued.
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Arthur F Glover vs C M Allen,!
'
OF
Merchants National Bank of action for money; McNary & Me-| . The city council met in ad-
Will soon be here and a few timely
I Portland, Oregon, vs George A i Nary for plaintiff. -Conlinued.
8*S8l0.n Mondi*y »’»^t
suggestions may help you to decide
! Berry, action for money; Oscar Clarence D O’Brien vs Falls W1.th , ' V”■ AyFj 8
the
Hayter for plaintiff.—Continued. City Lumber Co, damages; W L [?ayoL S:.i *r , tae rest of
on that present you are going to
F J Coad vs George A Berry,!
Tooze and Rauch
Carson & Senn
& Brown
for
buy. Here are a few of the many
-
1 plaintiff,
and Os-
-X “ T JPresent-
'ttee on the arc light
action for money; Oscar Hayter
car Hayter for defendant-Jury time.
ProP°6,t,ons
for further
beautiful and useful things carried
for plaintiff.—Continued.
W H Boals, Percy Hadley, On motion of Fenton several
Elizabeth Ingram vs Alexan­ J trial:
in stock. Don’t wait until the last
A Barham, B I Ferguson, J E property owners were notified to
der Basey and Louisa Basey, ac­ Miller,
Staats, W R Hin- repair their walks.
day.
tion for money; Carson and shaw, M C A E Burch,
Seth White, C On motion of Coad H. G. Camp­
Brown for plaintiff, B F Swope Lorence, W A Scott
and H B bell was given permission to low­
for defendant.—Continued.
Flanery, jurors. Verdict for er
Fancy Suspenders
Umbrellas
John H Moran vs Jasper E $6000.
his curb.
Rhodes,
action
for
money;
J
E
An
regulating the
Fancy
Armbands
Hand Bags
Bell & Wright vs’J H Flower, building ordinance
Sibley for plaintiff, Oscar Hayter action
of macadam streets was
for
money;
Oscar
Hayter
Gloves of all kinds
Silk Scarfs
for defendant.—Jury trial; ver­ for plaintiff.—Continued.
read first time.
dict for defendant.
A resolution for the purpose of
Linen Table Covers Men’s Slippers
City of Falls City, Oregon, vs levying
the tax for next year was
John
Montag,
doing
business
Polk County, Oregon, for road read. After
Hosiery, all Kinds Battenberg Table Covers
a couple of hours
under the name of Portland taxes;
Hayter and H H spent in discussing
the city fi
Stove Works, vs W E Gilbert and Belt for Oscar
Furs and Fur Sets
Laundry Bags
plaintiff.—Continued. nances. Fenton moved
that the
O
L
Graves,
partners
under
the
Ladies Hand Mirrors Handkerchiefs, all kinds
firm name of Falls City Hard­ H C Fletcher and L A Byra, general tax levy be made 10
ware Company, action for mon­ partners doing business under i mills, as recommended by the ti­
Side Ruffles, all kinds
Boy’s Suits
ey;
C A Bell and T M Dye and L the firm name and style of nance committee, apportioned as
Neckties, all kinds
Fancy Neckwear
D Brown for plaintiff.—Settled Fletcher & Byra, vs Maggie follows: Water bond, 1 mill; li­
Ramp, action for money; W C brary, 1-2 mill; crusher and roll­
out of court and dismissed,
Table Linen and Napkins
Bed Spreads
Winslow and C L McNary for er, 1 mill; armory, 8-10 mill;
State
of
Oregon
vs
Thos
Sulli­
plaintiff, M E Pogue for defen­ general, 6 7-10.
Fancy and Plain Blankets
van, selling intoxicating liquor in dant.
On motion of Fenton it was
—Continued.
violation of local option law; L
W J Domes vs W O Morrow, ordered that sidewalk lumber be
D Brown for plaintiff, Sibley & action
Don’t fail to see our line of Ladies’ and Gent’s
damages; Oscar Hay- purchased by the city and kept
Eakin for defendant.—Continued ter for for plaintiff,
J H & C L Me- in the city storehouse for the re-
Neckwear and Handkerchiefs. No
E M Ackerman vs John Doe,
W C Winslow and C M Pair °f private walks, that meth-
action for money; W C Winslow Nary,
better line shown anywhere
McArthur for defendant.—Con- od be»1» cheaper than notifying
for plaintiff, Carson & Brown tinued.
’the property owner.
and
Oscar
Hayter
for
defendant.
Y ours for a Merry Christmas
—Service of summons quashed. C L Crider vs M Digby, action
JUST A WALKOVER.
money; L D Brown for plain­
Fancy Shirts, Silk Hose
Handkerchiefs, Umbrellas
State of Oregon vs John Court­ for
ney, assault with intent to com­ tiff.—Continued.
Handkerchiefs, Suspenders
Silk Petticoats. Skirts
L Pfandhoefer vs E E and Ora McMinnville no Competitors for
mit rape; John H McNary for Williams,
Hair Ornaments
action
for
money;
J
H
Slippers,
Bath
Robes
H Basket Ball
plaintiff. —Continued.
for plaintiff.—Continued. Fast Company
Team.
A H Averill Machinery Co vs Flower
Hand
Bags, Etc., Etc.
Smoking
Jackets,
Etc.,
Etc.
Tharp Gregory vs Ag­
F N Smith and S B Tetherow, nes Sophia
D A LLA S , O R E G O N
O’Keefe, B H McCallon, The new $15,000 armory was
action for money; Sibley & Eakin A B M Starbuck
and L A Bollman, first thrown open to the public
for plaintiffs. —Continued.
action
for
money;
Hayter last Friday night, when our Com­
David Bradley Manufacturing for plaintiff, L D Oscar
Brown,
P H pany H basket ball five engaged
Company vs John Ebbe. action D’Arcy, B A Kliks for defendant.
for money.—Continued until —Continued.
with the McMinnville College
next term by consent,
for what it was hoped
Tony Larson vs Andrew Nel­ team
J L Brown vs Mrs L A Chip- son, action for money; Oscar would be an interesting game. It
man, appeal from writ of eject­ Hayter for plaintiff, Carson & 1 proved just the opposite, how-
ment; W L Tooze for plaintiff, Brown for defendant.— Contin-, ever, as the visitors were so far
| OtttdUs:ed as to make the game
R J McBride and B A Kliks for ued.
defendants. --Defendant’s mo- Jbhn E Martm and Mark T^od^m^^V byplay for the crowded
tion for non-suit sustained, and gett, partners under the firm! house of spectators. The visitors
dismissed without prejudice; de­ name of Martin & Blodgett, vs1 were no slouches at the game,
fendant to have and recover li er National Live Stock Insurance but it seemed to be their luck
costs and disbursements of the Association, alias National Live that when they got the ball
they wanted it, Dallas
action.
Stock Insurance Co of Oregon, where always
there to take it a way
State of Oregon vs Alexander action for money; Oscar Hayter was
Dallas, Oregon
A Reliable Place to Trade
from them. Our boys played
Basey, lewd cohabitation. Ar­ and John A Carson for plaintiff, like
clock work,' although they
raigned; plea of not guilty en­ Sweek & Fouts for defendant.— are not
yet up in practice, and
m m
tered; continued. L. D. Brown Jury trial; W A Scott, C C Gard­ we are assured
a tram that can
J W Yost, W B McKown, B
appointed attorney for defen­ ner,
I Ferguson,
T Boothby,
Percy
with Ned anything
dant.
“ M A ’ G ~ Burch,
- - —-
- successfully
that can come cope
along.
Shaw, ^ t * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Seth
White,
State of Oregon vs Alexander C Hadley,
for
Dallas,
made
the
most
points,
Lorence,
C
E
Staats
and
L
C
Basey, rape. Arraigned; plead­ Gosser, jurors. Verdict for $1000. throwing 10 field goals. Gates, #
*
ed not guilty; continued. L D Oscar Hayter was allowed $15 for Dallas, threw six field goals. *
*
No piece with-
oa **
Brown appointed attorney for for defending Charles Hewitt. Culver and Simpson made most
*
out this Trade ^ jay genuine.
defendant.
for McMinnville. Dallas **
L Tooze was allowed $15 points
HAWKES
*
Lincoln Paris vs J H Brigham, for W defending
made 9 out of 13 chances from *
John Magers.
*
transcript; Oscar Hayter for Hardy Holman
foul line and McMinnville 4
allowed $33 the
plaintiff, B A Kliks for defen­ for services as was
*
May We Urge You to Pay Us a Visit?
*
out.of
12
chances.
The
lineup
bailiff of the was as follows:
dant.— Continued.
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*
grand
jury
and
C
L
Hubbard
$27
Matthews and Bell vs Zoe Ov- as bailiff of the court.
Dallas.
McMinnville. *
*
ermeyer and C R Overmeyer, The jury on the O’Brien case Gates_____Forward___Simpson *
You can depend upon it that we will
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action for money; J H Flower came in at 11:45 last night, and Ballantyne Forw ard........Petit *
never urge you to buy.
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for plaintiff.—Continued.
E Shaw, .Center_____ Culver
after their verdict was read, and E Boydston..
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All we ask is that you see what we
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Guard
..............Bruce
Pacific Phonograph Co vs L D judgment recorded, Judge Ben­
have look at our Jewels, our Silver­
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Daniel, action for money; O Hay­ son adjourned this term of court L G Shaw,-Guard_______Miller *
The
next
game
for
the
Com­
*
ter
for
plaintiff,
L
D
Brown
for
until
blank
date
in
1912,
and
ware, Cut Glass, Watches, and so on,
pany H team will be with the **
defendant. —Settled.
Judge Galloway’s regular De­ Chemawa
*
note our prices and then make com­
Indians on December *
Maggie J Ramp vs George cember term until January 2, 15 on the local
parisons with other places.
*
court.
1912.
Chapman,
action
for
money;
A comparison will show you that
* Toy H atchets.........I 5 and 10c M arbles......................... 30 (or 5c Dolls, sailor, dressed................15c *
Kaiser & Pogue for plaintiff, W
*
STARTED
IN
DALLAS.
when you match quality with quality,
FIRST
IN
FIELD.
* Checkers ................................... 10c Marbles ..........................15 for 5c Dozens of other kinds.
C Winslow for defendant—Con­
price with price, and variety with va­
*
Toy T ru n k s..............................15c
tinued.
*
M
arbles.............................12
for
6c
Dominos
...................
10c
riety, no place offers quite as much as
Our
Mr.
Chapman’s
Suggestion
of
Road
District
14
Votes
Special
*
Drawing
Boards,
14x24
...
.20c
Oswego, Dallas & Roseburg Ry
* Play in« C u rd s..........................10c M arbles...............................3 lor 5c
does ours.
Some Weeks Ago Brings
Tax for Improvements.
*
Co vs Walter G Cox et al, con­
Marbles, large glass . .5 and 10c Games....................6. 10 and 15c
★
Crepe
P
ap
er...........................
10c
Industry to Dallas.
demnation; O Hayter for plaint­ Pursuant to publication in the
*
histles.........................5 and 10c Childs M ugs............... 5 and 10c Work Boxes . 1 0 , 15 and 20c
O v e r 1 8 Y e a r s in t h e C ity
iff, L E Latourette and L D Itemizer recently the tax payers Apropos of Bro. Chapman’s * * W W atches...........................5
Shaving M ugs....................... 20c Large Glass Bowls 15, 20, 26c
*
and
10c
Brown for defendant.—Contin­ of road district 14 met at McCoy suggestion for a cat farm m the * Heads, in box or hays, 5 and 10c Childs Cap and Saucer .-.10, 20c Plates, Cups and Saucers.
*
ued.
Beads, strings............15 and 25c H arps................. 6, 10 and 15c Berry Set ....................... 35c up
*
last Saturday, and organized by Itemizer several weeks ago, we *
Oswego, Dallas & Roseburg Ry the
Metui Frame Pictures . . . . 15c
White
bot.e
handle
Knife
16,
25c
T
ops..............................
6
and
15c
understand
the
industry
has
al­
election
of
J.
K.
Sears
chair­
*
Co vs Joseph M Cane, condem­ man and O. A. Rhodes secretary. ready been started by Friend *
H o rn s............ 5. 10, 15 and 20c Small pearl handle Knife 20c Well worth 35c.
*
nation;
O
Hayter
for
plaintiff,
B
*
606 Court Street, Dallas
meeting was largely attend­ Horatio Morrison. It bids fair
Dogs......................... . . 10 and 20c Perfume................ 15, 20 and 25c Steel Trains .. . . . . 20c and up
A Kliks, L D Brown and L E The
*
and all were enthusiastic in to be a grand success if he can *
C a ts ........................... 10 and 15c Childa Purse with chain .. . 20c Bow and live Arrows...............15c
Latourette for defendant.—Con­ ed
*
the desire for improvement of now get sufficient rats to keep his *
tinued.
Tin Sto'es .................................10c Pin C ushiona.............10 and 20c Swords ..................... 15 and 25o
*
the
roads
converging
to
that
present
stock
alive
until
they
*
Sail
Boats
.................10
and
20c
Tin Ranges ................... . . . . 15c Dolls, jointed bisque . ..........5c
Oswego, Dallas & Roseburg Ry
especially the one going blossom and bear fruit. Stock *
*
Christmns
Box
Pa|>er
and
Dolls,
jointed
bisque
.
.
.
10c
vs N J Grooms et al, condemna­ town,
Shaving
Mirrors..........16
and
20c
erpr
as
yet
toward
the
capital
city.
The
re­
*
Knvelopes
............................15c
tion; Oscar Hayter for plaintiff, sult of the meeting was the vot- for sale, he desiring first to get * Wnips ........................ 6 and 10c Dolls, jointed bisque ........... 15c
*
L D Brown for defendant.—Con­ ing of a special road tax of 2 1-2 more familiar with the art of *
Childs Knile and Fork . . . . 15c Dolls, jointed bisque............... 20c Berry Seta .................85c and up
*
Pop C hina............. 5, 10 and 25c Dolls, dressed ........... . . . . 15c Salad Bowls...............15c and up
Vt tinued.
of
the
*
mills.
That
district
is
to
be
con-1
raising
cats.
The
truth
Childs
Rockers.
..
50,
85c,
11.45
J
W
Merrifield
and
J
E
Kim-
*
Dolls,
undressed
......................15c
gratulated
as
the
first
one
to
vote
matter
is
that
Brother
Morrison
P
a
in
ls
.....................5,
10
and
15c
%
sey vs W M Good, recovery of to expend money for that pur- did not enter into the cat busi- **
*
Swiss Lacs Curtain Sale * personal
property; A O Condit pose. and it will not be long ness voluntarily, but it was rath- *
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plaintiff, B F Swope for de­ until other road districts follow er shoved upon him. He asked
W
E
H
A
V
E
M
A
N
Y
O
T
H
E
R
A
R
T
IC
L
E
S
T
O
O
N
U
M
E
R
O
U
S
to
M
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N
T
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Jfn for
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in her wake.
Dad Sellers for a kitten, and that *
* fendant.—Continued.
Continued until after New Years. We
Dallas
Lumber
and
Logging
Co
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T
old
joker brought him in a half- * Some Nice Dressers Cheap . . Quarter Sawed Oak Rockers **
j
I
Gave an Oyster Supper.
sackful.
have on tap oknuine Prince Apple Cider
vs C S O’Brien, action for mon­
*
*
ey; Oscar Hayter for plaintiff, The Ward school gave an oys-
ai_T~r
•liT*
«1
*
suitable for mince pies, etc
Call at
*at Brown & Sibley and J H Flower ter supper Saturday evening at
*
*’ot tiuilty,
Jury,
*
for
defendant—Continued.
the
residence
of
G.
W.
Goodman,
Mrs.
Eva
Venness,
formerly
of
at
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T*l«jiho«e 744
R E Williams vs C S O’Brien, of that district Sixty persons Independence, according to the * *
THE DEPOT STORE ¡j action
C. RICKLI, Proprietär
*
for money;.Oscar Hayter were present to take part in the Portland Journal, was acquitted
,
•
Christmas
Tree
Candles
and
Decorations
.
.
A
Large
Stock
*
of
the
charge
of
arson
by
a
jury
for
plaintiff.
Brown
&
Sibley
and
festivities.
Suitable
music
was
» » —♦i M
1MiM*M**##**iM**** IHM**** ***** ** ************
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J H Flower for defendant —Con­ provided for the evening and the in the superior court Friday, aft­ *
er
being
out
six
hours.
Mrs.
tinued.
whole
affair
was
considered
a
*
TWO MARRIAGES.
the 2:20 train for Falls City, A S MacLeod vs Chas W Min- success by everyone.
Venness was charged with hav­ **
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their future home.
action for money; L D The Ward school has been ing set fire to the hotel which *
*
Pollutes Unite Their For- Mr. W. Ray Adams and Miss nich,
Brown and Frank Bean for awarded nine points toward mak­ she was conducting at Winlock.
*
Edna Mulkey, of Monmouth, plaintiff, Oscar Hayter for de­ ing it a “standard” school and When the fire was discovered. *
tunes for Life.
*
were united in marriage at Mr. fendant. Continued.
August 21st, the odor of burning *
the
directors
have
promised
to
Mr. Oscar L. Frink, of Falls Adams’ home, December 7th at 3 Conrad Krebs vs W H Matney make the remaining two points, oil was strong throughout the *
*
City, and Miss Fay Shipley, of p. m., by Rev. D. Lester Fields, and H T Hart, action for money; namely, proper lighting of the rooms of the hotel. It was shown * Remember the Place, Just South of the New Bank Building *
Monmouth, were united in mar­ in the presence of relatives. The Carson & Brown for plaintiff. Os­ school room and the placing of at the trial that oil stoves were *
riage at the Methodist parsonage house was decorated for the oc­ car Hayter and Moser & McCue walks on the school grounds. used to heat the rooms for drum­ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Sunday at 1:30 p. m., and left on casion.
mers who stopped at the place.
for defendant—Defendant Hart Our motto— “Work.”
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CHRISTMAS
COURT ADJOURNS.
EXTRAORDINARY SHOWING
HOLIDAY GIFTS
You can’t make a mistake in selecting your
holiday goods at this store. Hundreds of
sensible and practical items now on display.
A great many articles are put up in fancy
boxes, making them more appropriate, and
adds to the attractiveness of things : : :
Christmas Suggestions
for MEN
Suits, Overcoats, Hats
Umbrellas, Gloves
Scarfs, Neck Ties
Christmas Suggestions
for LADIES
Kid Gloves, Neckwear
Tailored Suits
Silk and Lace Waists
a m
CAMPBELLS STORE.
Greatest display of Holiday Gifts in town.
Gifts Worth Giving and Welcomed by All
The Bee Hive Stere
5c, 10c, 15c and 25c GOODS
We have the largest stock of popular priced Holiday
Goods in Polk County. Here is where you get your
your money’s worth. Our prices are so we are not
afraid to put them in print. Here we go on a few:
MORRIS, the Jeweler
Our Christmas and View Cards for lc each are Fine
~ F I D L E R ’ S ..
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