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TH E POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
Admitted to the »econd clans of mail matter.
T H U R S D A Y . JA N U A R Y
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I t e m i r « r , o n e y ear in a d v a n c e ....................................................♦» 80
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MUTUAL j
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Dallas T ailors
Office:
S o . M S Main S t
P n tr o n ite One A n o th e r fo r the U p b u ild tn o o t T o w n a n d C o u n ty .
NOT AS IT SHOULD BE.
Cleaning, Pressing
and Repairing
Dave Burns lias again moved on his
place.
F ra n k S tu m p
Mr. N. Anderson w e n t to J u n c tio n
Citv F rida y.
Mr. an d Mrs Clay McTim m om ls re*
! tu rn ed to t h e i r ho me in L ebanon T u es
day after a visit with relatives.
Hoy Coal ter r e t u r n e d h o m e from Sa-
j lorn, w here he h as been working.
J. If Hollister was m Dallas
Tuesday.
visitor
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Suits and Overcoats
S
Are placed on Sale at
Greatly Reduced Prices, and
As
Mr C. C. L«e, of M o n m o n th , is visit
ing his d a u g h t e r , Mrs. Ciiariie Tate.
Our grocers inform us this week that the local apples
are entirely out of the market, and have been for some
time. The apples we are eating are being shipped in
from Hood River, and we are paying $1.85 a box for
them, or in small quantities we get four for a nickel.
Those we have seen are nothing to brag on either—in
fact we should not care to eat one, but some of us have
to have to have an apple now and then during the win
ter, or we think we would perish. Of course these ap
ples are up to Hood River’s reputation, inasmuch as
they are wrapped up in tissue paper and are free from
imperfections and worms, but are hard and tasteless.
That Polk county, the natural home of good flavored
and perfect apples, should this early in the season have
her local supply entirely exhausted, is not saying much
for the orchard work we have been bragging on so
much. While it is true that our young orchards have
not yet come into bearing, it is surprising that our reno
vated old orchards are not sufficient to supply any local
demand that might occur during the entire season. In
one or two years from now there will probably be an
abundant supply of all varieties, and at a price where
the averaged incomed person can avail himself of their
juicy flavor, but that does not help us in the present in
stance. Polk county should be shipping apples to less
favored sections, rather than having to bring them in
to put in our own mouths. We want to be sending out
the goods and bringing in the money to reach the acme
of progress and financial prosperity. The quicker we
get to doing so the better for us all. The same is true
of many other things, such as butler, eggs, etc.
The Itemizer is here to commend the action of our
city council in deciding to put the Carnegie library on
the site now owned by the city, and not purchase addi
tional land on which to erect it. No more convenient
or sightly place could be found for the erection of such
a building than the corner opposite the Gail hotel, and
for the city in the present state of her finances to go
to the additional expense of buying another site was
not a good idea. It is true that before many years a
new city hall will be needed to keep up with the growth
of our city, but on Railroad street will be left plenty of
room for such an edifice, providing it is put to a proper
height. The city now owns sufficient land for all her
needs in the future, and the location could not possibly
be improved upon,
Despite the fact that another town only 25 miles
away was holding a chicken show at the same time, Dal
las had by considerable the best chicken show she has
ever held. There were more birds, nearly 300 in all, and
the quality was considerably above the average shown,
fully demonstrating that such meetings tend toward im
provement in the flocks of both the experienced bird
fancier, and those who are comparatively new at the
business. Those having the best birds on exhibition
found a ready sale for all they wanted to dispose of,
many of them going to persons who live in other and
remote counties.
Progress is being made in the campaign to interest
children in agricultural education in Oregon. State
Superintendent Aide-man is sending out letters to breed
ers and producers of the state asking for prizes to be
awarded to school pupils who will make the boot exhib
its of farm products at the fairs next fall. C. D. Nairn,
of Amity, has been the first to respond and he will give
a thoroughbred Scotch collie as a first prize for an ex
hibit of vegetables, corn, etc., at the state fair.
The Perfect Laxative
for Elderly People
J o h n Olin is hack from a visit iu V an
couver.
CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
W illis Si monton a n d Geo. Scott wen t
to Medford T u esd ay to a t t e n d th e gro
Leona Mason ............ .......... (10 . . $ 50 c e r ’s con vention.
50
H a r ri e t D a v i s ............ .......... Ii0 .
50
If. W. S t u m p is bu ild in g a big d r e s
liiuli M i l l e r ................ .......... »>0 .
. fiO
50 sing room a t t h e hack of t h e G r a n d T h e
F r a n k S t u m p ..........
25
atre.
A lm a M itch e ll............. .......... T l .
Mr. «ml Mrs. S. M. C a m p b e ll / e t u r n -
H a r r ie t D a v ia .
ed S a tu r d a y evening from a two montliB
Mr. B a rb er went to P o rtlan d T h u r s visit in California.
day.
George Loftus, of Falla City, is work
T h e re was a farewell social held a t ing a t t h e saw mill here.
Sieferths F rid ay n ig h t. •
B ertha a n d Ju d s o n F o ster wen t to Sa-
Mr. a n d Mrs. Will Paris, of P o rtlan d , e h F ridav.
were Dallas visitor« Friday.
Miss P au lin e S n y d er w en t to Me -
J o h n Wick, of Dallas, was a P o rtlan d Minuville Friday.
visitor Sunday'.
D. P. Stouffer, w ho h as been confined
T h e r e was a good sized crowd a t th e to his h o m e for so m e tim e , is ab le to he
oyster s u p p e r a t t h e M. E. c h u r c h o u t agaiu.
Friday night.
C. C. Coad r e t u rn e d to his ho me in
D. C. W alker , of Buell, visited a t W. P ortland after sp en d in g a couple of
weeks here.
L. B a r b e r ’s F riday.
Miss Coffee, th e Buell school teacher,
was a Dallas visitor F riday.
Jo e C a rd is g ettin g ready to trellis his
Mrs. Susie Muller, of Ballston, was
h op yard.
in Dallas last week.
T h e girls of t h e filth grad e gave a s u r
R u t h M ille r .
prise p a r t y on Otella F ry e r S atu rd ay
Jo e Brown fell a t school a n d h u r t
afternoon.
him se lf q u ite severely.
Mrs. C. P. G ates is on th e sick list.
Mrs. Grace Reaso n er is q u ite sick.
P. F. Bowser a n d g r a n d d a u g h t e r s p e n t
E lb e rt Peterso n , ot M o n m o u th , visit
S u n d ay iu M o n m o u th visiting friends.
ed bis sister a t t h e iiospital o n e day last
Mr. a n d Mrs Pye, of Newport, were week.
Dallas visitors F rid a y .
Jim Brown lost a horse th is week.
J . L. Castle was a
th is week.
P oitland
visitor
Mr. a n d Mrs. H. Peterson left for
th eir h o m e a t G r e y ’s River one day last
J o h n Yost, of A ir lie, was in Dallas on week,
business Wed nesday.
Amelia Peterson, of Salem , was in
II. H. Parso n was a visitor a t Kola Dallas S atu rd ay .
th is week.
Mr. Bowm an, Mr. R ichard son and
Rev. D. L. Fields was a visitor in Sa Mr. Conley wen t J a c k r a b b i t h u n tin g
ieiii L'hursday-
on M ount Pisgah t h e o t h e r day with
S. T. Jo n e s has re t u rn e d from a tr ip g reat success.
to L am a r, Missouri.
G r a n d p a Miller is ver y sick.
William Hiddell is visiting in Willa
rnina.
E th el M u rp h y w en t to Springfibl last
week.
Jo h n F u ller, of M o n m o u th , was in
Dallas T h u rs d a y a t t e n d i n g t h e funeral
of Mr, M artin , of M o n m o u th .
Mrs. L o n gnecker h as been confined to
h e r bed for several (lavs.
Priscilla Douglas has had a severe a t
Alber t F en n el was o u t lim iting th e tack of c ro u p th e last of t h e week.
o t h e r dav an d sh o t two rabbits.
Mrs. G. W. Con key, of I n d ep en d en ce,
F ra n k L y n n , of P errv d ale, visited his visited h er m other, Mrs McDevitt,
father J o h n Lyn n Monday.
Tuesday an d sang a t t h e club.
Miss Amelia Peter so n re tu rn e d to S a
Mrs. T. M. Stowe w e n t to M c M in n
lem S u n d ay after a s h o r t visit in Dullus. ville Sunday .
T h e M. E. E p w o rth League ch oir
A. L. Sto\*e and family r etu rn ed from
sp e n t a p leasan t evening a t t h e hom e of M onm outh Sun day.
Mr. an d Mrs. S h e p h e r d one evening
Mr. Irw in, of P h i l o m a t h , was in Dal
th is week.
las on bu siness last week.
Mr. a n d Mrs. II. A. H in sh a w an d
T h e t e a c h e r a t Bridg eport is sick, so
Burnice w en t to P o rtlan d S a tu r d a y .
they are n o t hav in g school.
E th e l Murray r e t u r n e d from Spring-
Miss E v a d n a S m ith was poisoned by
field S u n d ay .
eating c an n ed meat.
Mr, an d Mrs. A. E. Meyer, of Falls
jepr
City, were Dallas visitors last week.
r etu rn ed from M o n m o u th , w here she
T h e M ethodist c h u r c h have a h u n has been visiting h er paren ts
d red new song hooks.
The b a n q u e t at the W o o d m an hull
T h e Rickreall Milling Co. was deliv W ednesday by th e W 0 . W. was enjoy -
er ing Hour to t h e stores in Dallas M on ed bv all.
day.
Mrs. E. Graves has been sick, b u t is
much be tter now .
L e o n a M ason.
Mrs. C h a m b e rs , the lady w ho lost her
Mrs. L. S tin er r etu rn ed to Salem watch, feels very grateful to Mrs. C a m p
S atu rd ay .
bell, who lives in t h e co u n try .
T h e Dallas High school gave t leap
Will W hite was a Salem visitor the
year party a t th e hom e of Miss Ann ie last of t lie week.
G arner.
Mr. W h ite a n d family a n d Lot Brown
H a r r y Ellis, of P ortland, is visiting
enjoyed an automobile ride S u n d ay .
his p a r e n ts in th is city.
A g reat m an y people will be glad
Miss E s t h e r G ates got hit by n hull when t h e mill s ta rts s j th ey can get
dog Friday m o rn in g und is suffering a wood.
great deal.
Mr. J a m e s Hodson fell at t h e mill
B. T eats went to Salem F riday.
Monday an d broke th ree ribs.
Mrs. W. (i. Campiteli lias ju st recen t
Mr. O ’Dell, of Alberta, C a n ad a, is
ly re tu rn e d from California.
here visiting Sir. an d Mrs. Kaegi.
Mr. G orton an d ch ild ren w en t to S a l
Mr. and Mrs. J o h n Orr, Rickreall,
mon river Monday.
were in Dallas Mondav.
Mrs. Fred Olson, of P o rtla n d , cam e
T h e fifth A of Dallas, played b a s k e t
to Dallas Monday.
ball with some of t h e pup ils of t h e se v
C h ristie ( ’low, of Rickreall, spent e n t h a n d eighth grades of M o n m o u t h ,
last S atu rd ay . T h e score was 21) to 7 in
Monday here.
favor of Monm outh.
Miss Goldie W h eeler, of M onm outh,
Miss Rositer, one of t h e t e a c h e r ’s of
• p e n t Friday with friends here.
t h e public school of th is city, was pois
Lloyd an d Eva G ates have recently oned by eatin g canned m eat.
re tu rn e d to Corvalls.
Mrs. Fail hank, who was o p erated on,
Mrs. C. C. C h i p m a n r e t u r n e d from is doing nicely.
Salem Mondav.
A su rp rise party was given to Otella
Mr. an d Mrs C. 1 . Bre nton, of Al F ria r by her m o th er S a tu r d a y , which
bany, are visiting here.
was enjoyed by m any of h e r friends,
Mrs. Malml G u y w en t to P o rtla n d
Age has iU attractions no less than youth strengthen the stomach, ■ liver
h
n*r-r and
mm 1 iniWels.
is
in a more Herene and quiter life. But it is Dr. Caldwell's .Syrup . Pepsin, which thous S atu rd ay .
this very life of rest without sufficient exer ands of elderly |>eop!e us«», to the exclusion of
Miss E d n a Sim o n to u has r e t u rn e d to
cise that brings with it those disorders that II other remedies Trustwrort y people like
arris*- from inactivity. Chief of these are a M S. W. Hoffman, Askia, N. M., and W. Salem.
chronic, persistent constipation.
D, Jordan. 70t» 7th St , Glen wood Springs,
Ova Pierce, of Tacoina, is visiting
Most elderly people are tumbled in this Colorado, sav they take it at regular inter her e.
vals
and
in
that
way,
not
only
maintain
gen
way, with accompanying systoms of Isdchhtg,
Mrs. l i i b b a h a s re t u rn e d to Me Minn-
drowsiness after eating, headaches and gener eral good health, but they have not in «ears
. .. . of
... felt in
in years
y e a rs felt as gtmd as they do now
ville.
al lassitude Frequently there is difficulty
• Ii«»“»t iug even light food.
Much mental j 0,1 W,U do well to always have a bottle of it
hM
trouble ensues, as it is hard to find a suitable | Die house. It is good for all the family,
A l m a M it c h e ll.
rem e d y .
First of all the advice may lie giv- j
en th at elderly people should not use salts. j Anyone wishing to make a trial o f this
G
r
a
n
d
m
a
C oulee is very sick.
cathartic pills or |N»wders, waters or any of remedy fob »re buying it in the regular way of
the more violent purgatives. What they t (a druggist at 50 cents or o n e dollar a hittl«
Mrs. J o h n Brown is on t h e sick list.
n»*ed, women as well as uien. is a mild, laxa- tfamily
sent
to
i i i t m i i y sixe)
r i m ; can
i.» i i have
nave a
11 sample
« u m p it 1 liottle
( » o l il e n
oni U
G r a n d p a Conlee is rep«>rted so m e bet-1
tive tonic, one that is pleasant to taks and 1 he home free of charge hy hi mi »1 y add reining
yet acts without griping.
I Dr. W B. Caldwell, 405 Washington St., ter.
The r e m e d y that fil s all these requirements « Mont cello. 111, Y our name ami addrete on
Mr. Alsip w en t to Tacom a, w here his
a n d h a s iu addition tonic propert.es that a jumtal card will J
fath er will he o p erated on.
j
ALL WOMEN WANT IT
Miss Marion Fox, of Salem , s p e n t a
faw d a y s in Dallas t h is week.
T h e pup ils of Miss Rositer gave h er a
p arty F rid a y evening a t Hazel Housers.
I Ad
THE FAMOUS
, C h e ster Siefartli w en t to M o n m o u th
i Monday to work.
Suits Called for and Delivered
to Any Part of the City
r
ONCE A YEAR
P eter Wall anti family, of Pionee
visited J i m Mid dleton’s.
Next Door to Gail Hotel
Suits Made to Order
$17.50 and Up
pio:o:c
TRIED REMEDY
Kav Adame of M o n m o u th , viaited hie
p a n n a iu Dallas Mond ay.
Telephone Number 541
V. P . F IS K E .
’PHONES:
ite<l tli«ir d a u g h t e r , Mrs. H. 1). Jen-
1 ninga.
NOW IS THE TIME
MEETING OF PRINCIPALS’ CLUB.
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Friday evening, January 12,
the second meeting of the Prin
cipal’s Club of Polk county was
held at the court house with an
attendance of sixteen. Under
the leadership of J. H. Acker
man, president of the Monmouth
state normal school, the first two
chapters of Bagley’s Craftman-
ship in Teaching were studied
and discussed pro and con. To
gether with this study, other
matters pertaining to school man
agement and public school educa
tion were taken up and discuss
ed. For the next meeting which
is to be held on the evening of
February 23, Thos. H. Gentle, pf
the Normal was chosen leader.
Matters concerning the county
debates were finally decided.
For the convenience of the seven
schools that will participate, they
were arranged in two groups,
Perrydale, Ballston and Bethel in
one and Dallas, Independence,
Monmouth and Falls City in the
other. The question for debate
bv the first group is Resolved
that the commission plan of city
government will decrease cor
ruption and increase efficiency.
The question for the second
group is Resolved that direct
legislation should be adopted
more generally in the United
States.
The negative teams will »ravel.
Falls City will go to Dallas, Dal
las to Monmouth, Monmouth to
Independence and Independence
to Falls City.
Other Suits and Overcoats, largest stock in Dallas to $
choose from, at $6, $8, $10, 12, but don’t
wait until your size is gone
SILK S AL E
One to 3 yard remnants, values $1, $1.25 and $1.50
To Go Quickly at 50 Cents per Yard
V a lu e s 5 0 an d 7 5 c e n t s a t 3 0 c e n t s p er Yard
All Dress Goods, Hose, etc., at 20 per cent.
Boots and Shoes at Regular Prices
Rubber
Dallas Mercantile Company
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
L A Mallory to Wallace Yates,
land in B a l l s t o n ........................ $ 300
Glem i W Percival, e t ux to Le
Roy Bierce et u x , 39 acres, t 8 s,
r o w ................................................. 2000
S am e to Gu v N Wood, 30 acres t
8 s, r 5 w ..............
..................
2000
S am e to J a s p e r N Wood e t ux, 40
acres, t 8 s, r 5 w ......................... 2000
M a rth a A H olm an an d hd to J e n
nie Silve’fcon, land in t 8 s, r 5
w ..............................................
350
Oscar I l a y t e r e t ux to George II
Bronson, lot in I a l i a s ....................
10
L A MeNary to F P Mays, one
seven th inter est in 307.10 acres.
in t 7 fi, r 4 w ...................................
1
E sth e r Montgom ery to H en ry C
Brown, lot in Fulls City . . . . .
125
C C Hansen e t ux to II Larson,
119.23 acres, t 0 s, r 6 w
. . . 8400
C F French et ux to (i W Hudson,
lots in Falls City .......................
700
George W Gor don to J C A ins
worth, 20 acres, t 8 s, r 5 w . . .
1
M a rth a L Beiieti a n d hd to Otto
K m e b o n e , lots in Falls City. ..
10
William Morrison e t ux to George
P Siefartli. 44 (Wt acres, t 8 s r 0
£
OUR CLEARANCE SALE
Is now on in Full Force. Thousands of
customers have gone home pleased with
their bargains, and our stock is still
large enough to serve many more people
EVERY Article in the House GREATLY REDUCED
Seasonable goods, such as Men’s Heavy Clothing and
w
10
Mary E Hal lock to Fred W
Hu g h es, 4.14 acres, t 7 s, r f i w .
J J Me Bee to A S G a r n e r , land in
D allas.................................................
A M McLaughlin et ux to 8 B
Ii vine, 47.22 acres, t 9 s r 4 w
J 11 Mulkey to Blanche Sloan, 15
acres, t 8 s, r 4 w .........................
C h a rles A Nelson e t u x to William
M W h v te, land in t 8 s, r 7 w . .
B F Wells et ox to Della L T h o m
as a n d lid. lots in Dallas ..........
C h a rles L Torn eo n et ux to Nettie
J Abbott, 7 acres, t 8 s, r 6 w. .
R E Bilyeu an d hd to S arah Bur-
right, lot in Indep en d en ce
...
Mary Eliza Con n ett to F W
S m ith . 14 37 acres, t 9 s, r 4 w
W M E rsk in e e t ux to Mrs M J
Crowley, 1 acre, M o n m o u th
.
C h a rles I) Bronson et ux to C II
W eb ber , 1(K) acres, t 7 a, r 7 w .
George H Bronson e t ux to C H
W eb ber , 1H0 acres, t 7 s, r 7 w
William Ellis < t ux to Alvin B
Brown, 41.39 acres, t 8 s, r 6 w .
C H W eb b er e t ux to Nelson P
W heeler, 320 acres, t 7 s, r 7 w.
10
Overcoats, Ladies’ and Misses’ Coats and Suits, Furs, Blan
kets, Underwear, Dress Goods, Knit Goods, to be closed out
10
2400
from 70c to 50c on the dollar. Other merchandise
throughout the house Reduced 20 to 30 per cent.
1
1
10
Come Early while the Stock is Complete
3500
150
1
D. M. NAYBERGER
1000
10
10
1242
Registration Notice.
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, S to n e in t h e c ir c u it c o u r t of t h e s t a t e o f O re -
! g o n fo r P o lk c o u n ty fo r i n i t i a l r e g i s t r a t i o n « t
1 t h e t i t l e t o t h e a b o v e d e s c r ib e d la n d s , n o w
t h e r e f o r , u n l e s s y o u a p p e a r o n o r b e fo re t h e
‘2 0th d a y o f J a n u a r y . 1912, a n d s h o w c a u s e
w h y s u c h a p p l i c a t i o n s h o u lo n o t b e g r a n t e d .
t h e s a m e w ill be t a k e n a s c o n fe s s e d a n d a
d e c r e e w ill b«* e n te r e d a c c o r d i n g t o t h e p r a y -
e r o f s a id a p p l i c a t i o n a n d v o n w ill b e for-
e v e r b a r r e d ‘ fro m d “ i s p u t i ' n g t h e s a m e .
I n w itn e s s w h e re o f 1 h a v e h e r e u n t o s e t m y
h a n d a n d a fiix e d t h e se« 1 o f s a id c o u r t 011 t h i s
20th d a y o f D e c e n b e r , 1911.
E. M S M IT H .
SIM P S O N A L E W IS .
C le rk of a n d fo r
A t t o r n e y s for A p p l i c a n t .
P o lk C o u n ty
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O re g o n .
I n t h e m a t t e r o f t h e a p p l i c a t i o n of T. B,
S io n » io h a v e r e g i s te r e d t h e t i t l e t o t h e fo llo w -
I in « d escrllte«! la n d s to w it. )>eing p a r t s o f t h e
Mrs. Haines was tak en to t h e open
All k in d s of h au lin g a t reaso n ab le
! S a m u e l S to n e . W illia m H a l t. A b r a h a m Dolc-
a e k , T h o m a s J . D ic k e y a n d H e n r y II a g o o d
air s a n i ta r i u m in P ortland, b u t became
rates. P h o n e ord ers p ro m p tly a t
»Dilution L a u d C la im s in s e c tio n s 19, 20. 21*. 30
worse a n d was brought hack.
t en d ed to. H e a d q u a r t e r s
W eb
: «>f to w n s h ip ti s o u th , r a n g e 6 w est of t h e W il-
s t e r ’s confection er y.
; l a m e t t e n i e r . d i a n In O re g o n , a n d d e s c r ib e d as
Mrs. McKinney has moved into h er
; fo llo w s , b e g il i n in g a t t h e n o r th e a s t c o r n e r o f
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newly repaire«! house.
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! t o w n s h ip ('»south, r a n g e rt w e st of t h e W il l a m
Misa S wan, of Alb any, is t each in g in
e t t e m e r i d ia n , O re g o n * t h e n c e n o r t h *9 d e -
Miss R o siter’s place.
| g r e e s 45 m in u t e s w e s t 4.1.08 c h a i n s to a s t a k e
I
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h e n c e m ^ rih 01 <.«*grt*e 35 m i n u t e s e a s t 3ti.fii
Mr.
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In t h e C ircu it C o u r t of t h e s t a t e of
1 c h a i n s to a s t a k e ; t h e n c e n o r t h 14 degr« e 50
ger off while he was b u tch erin g hogs.
Oregon for Polk C o u n tv . D e p a r t m e n t
' m in u t e s w est 38.15 c h a i n s to a s t o n e ; i..e n e e
] s o u th SO d e g r e e s 45 m in u t e s w e t 34 48 c h a i n s to No 2.
T h e W, C. T. U. i n stitu te will be held
q TI' K Is hereby given that bi«!s will be re t h e n o r th e s t c o » n e r o f t h e W illia m H a ll l»o-
1
eeiveti by the county clerk up t«> February | n a ti o n L a n d C la im ; t h e n c e s o u th 12.34 c h a i n s May W. Curti9, plaintiff
in t h e P m k f l s r i u i M V f b . A lunch
7.
1912 st 9 o'clock a. m. of said d*v to furnish
' t o a s t a k e ; t h e n c e s o u th 89 d e g r e e s 45 m in u te s
will he served a t noon to th o se who a»e mi 1 deliver
at the court house in Oallas on or 1 w e st 19.85c h a i n s to a s t a k e ; t h e n c e s o u th 00 V\ m. H. Curtis, d e f e n d a n t
)
present.
b e fo r e H e p te m h e r 12. 50 c o rd # o f o a k w o o d , to d e c r e e s 20 n i .n u t e s e a s t ‘22.?2 c h a i n s to a s ta k e :
b e n o t less t h a n tw o i n c h e s in d i a m e t e r a n d 't h e n c e s o u th SS d e g r e e s ;k) m in u t e s w est '20.59 To William H. C u r tis, t h e above n am ed
defeiida-1;
Mrs. L. R. Wilson is reported m u c h
The M ethodist Missionary sixdetv n o t e x c e e d in g rt i n c h e s ; a ls o fifty c o r d s o f f ir s t ; c h a i n s to t h e n o r th w e s t e r n e r o f t h e T. J .
D ic k e y D o n a tio n L a n d C la im : th e r m e » o u th »0 In t h e nam e of t h e S t ite of O r e g o n ;
better.
m et with t h e Evangelical ladies a t Mrs. c la s s s e c o n d g r o w th fir w o o d E. . U S M IT H .
; d e g re e s 15 m in u t e s w e s t ‘25.24 * h »ins to s s to n e ;
FI
C o u n ty C le rk .
i t h e n c e c u d 39 57 c h a in s to a s t a k e : then«*e You are her eb y re<jiiire«l *0 a p p e a r ami
Ml.., IV«ri M u n g i, w en t t o U i l l i . m to ' ieor*‘‘ S " ’“ '* T,,ewl»T *,,ern o o B -
so n ill U0 d e g re e s 30 m in u t e s w e s t 13.17 c h a i n s an sw er t h e co m p la in t li I Id a g a i n s t von
v i .i t h e r «ant. M r.. Allan.
T h e motor br oke ilowa «t K» I. C itv <
to th e n o r th w e s t <*orner of t h e S a m u e l S to n e in t h e above entitle«! court ami suit
D o n a tio n L a n d C l a im , t h e n c e s o u th 1 » d e g re e s
. O t a Shore, from M o n m o u th , i . v i a i t - 1
, .06 m in u t e s e a s t 36 48 c h a i n s to t h e s o u th w e s t w ith in *ix weeks from th e «late of t h e
¡»It l-aura Merg.
Mr». S ì II miik I i will lecture for t h e W.
j c o r n e r o f t h e S a m u e l S to n e D o n a tio n L a n d first pub lication of t h i s su m m o n s , t o n i t ;
1 C la im : t h e n c e c a s t 80 17 c h a i n s to a s t a k e ;
u,
. a I
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C. T IT. Ht t h e 1‘r e . h v t e r i a n c h u r c h
O T IC E is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e u n d e r s i g n e d tn e r ie c n o r t h r>3 d e g re e s 45 m i n u t e s e a s t 11.48 on or before J a n u a r y ISth, 1912, a n d if
h a s U*en d u l y a p p o in t e d e x e u n t« * r o f t h e c h a i n s to a s t a k e ; t h e n c e u u i i h « d e g re e s 35 you fail to r n s w e r , for w an t thereof, t h e
e s ta t e o f E d n a P. S i n y th e
d e c e a s e d , b y t h e m i n u t e s w e s t 24.54 c h a i n s to t h e n o r th w e s t plaintiff will ap p ly for t h e relief d e
c o u n ty c o u r t «»f t h e » d a te o f O r e g o n 'o r F o lk c o r n e r o f t h e l - a a * H it s h a w D o n a tio n L a n d
c o u n ty , a n d h a s q u a lif ie d . A ll p e r s o n s h a v in g C l a i m : t h e n c e n o r t h 7 c h a i n s to t h e p la t'c of m a n d e d in said co m p la in t, t o w i t : F< r
tea, liei * certificate ,(,..1 lor o n e y ear,
I t h e following officer»: P re .K ien l Bay c la i m s a g a in s t t h e s a id e s ta t e a r e h e r e b y n o tH 'g in u in g c o n t a i n i n g 798.47 a c re s . A lso l»e- a decr ee dismdvinvr a n d an n u llin g t h e
t il te d t o p r e s e n t t h e s a m e d u l y v e rif ie d ..
g i n ti in g a t t h e m i r t h e a s t c o r n e r of t h e H e n r y
Will M artin visit«<! his brother, J o h n ! Hoydaton; vice president, latin i Woo d» ; I g « 'th e r w ith th e p r o p e r v o u c h e r s t h e r e f o r , to H a g ta a l D o n a tio n L a n d C la im in s e c tio n 29 m arriag e «*ontract now a n d heretofore
Martin, in F ad s City.
secretary a n d tr e a su r e r , H aro ld M iller; ! t h e u n d e r s ig n e d a t t n e la w office o f B ro w n A o f («•w nsltip fi s o u th , r a n g e rt w est «if t h ? W il ex istin g betw een t h e plaintiff an d d e
HI b le y .f i 10 M ill s t r e e t . D a lla s , O r e g o n ’ w i t h i n l a m e tt e n o r i d i n . t h e n c e w e st 41 c h a i n s to fen d an t, ai d lor su ch o th e r ami f u rt h e r
critic, Allen C a d le ; editor, H e r m a n ! s ix m o u th s fro m t h e d a t e o f t h is n o tic e . D a te d
t h e p u r t h w e s t c o r n e r of ’ h e H e n r y Hag<>od relief as to t h e C o u rt se em s equitable.
H a w k i n s ; m arsh al, Lon M a th en y .
an«l f ir s t p u b l is h e d J a n u a r y I t. 1912.
D o n a tio n L e n d C l a im , t h e n c e ««m th 1 .Y 53
Thi> su m m o n s hy an «»r«ler of th e H o n
“
LIAM F SMYTHS.
c h a i n s to a s to n e ; t h e n c e n o r t h 74 d e g re e s 21
E x e c u to r «»f t h e e s ta t e o f
m in u t e s e a s t 42.55 c h a i n s t o a s t o n e ; t h e n c e o rab le Ed. F Coad, C o u n ty J u d g e of
E d n a P. Amy th e d e b a s e d .
n o r t h 4.(6 c h a i n s to p i a r e o f b e g n u i n g . c o n Polk co u n ty , Orego n, m a d e a t c h a m b e r -
I . D B ro w n .
t a i n i n g 39 74 a c re s , a p p li c a n ts , v e r s u s B m n g , at 1> h ! as, Oregon, o 1 November 29,
A tto rn e y fo r t h e e s ta te .
» re e l C o m p a n y a n d a ll w h o m it m a y « 'o n re rn ,
1 9 n , is serve«! upon you by pu blication
d e f e n d a n ts .
T ’A K E N O T IC E t h a t o n t h e ‘2 6th d a y o f D eccm - th ereof n o t leas t h a n u t e r i week for
I h e r, 1911. a n a p p l i c a t i o n w a s H ied b y T. B.
LO N MU S C O T T , P R O P R IE T O R
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I n th e c i r c u i t c o u r t o f t h e s ta t e of O r e g o n fo r
P o ik c o u n ty .
A p p l i c a t io n N o. 37.
Summons.
Notice for Buis.
N
McMinnville
*- i
City Express & Transfer Co. I
Mrs. Meador, of Portlan d, is visiting
her m o th er , Mrs. Holm es.
Successor and Former Partner
to R. Jacobson & Company
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1 six
,
con secutive a n d successive weeks
im m ed iately p rior to J a n u a r y 18, 1912,
in t h e Polk C o u n ty Item iz er, a weekly
1 n ew s p ap er of general circulation in sai«l
1
' Polk C o u n ty , Oregon.
F irs t pub lish ed Dece mbe r 7, 1911.
L. D BR OW N.
A tto r n ey for plaintiff.
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LUMBER
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