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( / Polk County has Soil Adaptable for all Purpose*. Any Fruit Thrives The Paper that Qi\?es You WhatrYou W ant to T(fad DALLAS, O REG O N, FEBRUARY 29, 1912 VOL. XXXVII. r t . r^ . .»■ • . A JH JNt t f r . i f n T / t i < S iA A J f tl J S va V u S v Jfti HORSE HISTORY. {New Spring Goods ADJOURNED MEETING. FIX NEW DORMITORY SITE. Written for the Itemizer by a Man Ordinance for New Ash Street Sew Monmouth Normal School Board Takes Important Action. er Passed. Mho has been there. Ayres brought up the mudhole At a meeting of Monmouth Spokane, Wash., Feb. 19, 1912. To the Editor of the Polk coun at the Ellis fruit drier. Fenton Normal school executive board « thought there w£re other mud Saturday it was decided to locate ty Itemizer, Dallas, Oregon: 3 We are showing a few advance styles in holee just as bad in other roads. the new dormitory on the cam- 1 Dear Sir: i I notice in last week’s issue an The matter was left to the stre e t, pus grounds directly north of the main building. Architeot Dyle, article in reference to the sale of committee with power to act. that high priced Clydesdale stal Cosper called attention to th e ' of Portland, will have charge of lion in Scotland for $47,500, and condition of the eve troughs on the plans and the general idea of that are strictly up to the minute in the as the report is incomplete and the Gail hotel, causing serious I the structure was the basis of « White Buck and Tan Calf Button Boots, somewhat inaccurate, I wish to discombort to passers by during much of the discussion at the give the leading parts for the the storm. On motion of Fenton meeting. | a little different from the ordinary toe, By locating the structure on the marshal was instructed to see benefit of your readers. the campus the necessity of pur giving the foot a much neater appear- The horse in question is nam that it was cleaned out. ed Baron of Bucklyvie, not Buck- The Ash street sewer ordinance chasing additional ground is ob I ance. Ask to see them. lyole, as you have it, and the was read second time and passed. viated and consequently the en sale was not in London, but in On motion of Cosper the plans tire $50,000 appropriation will be ^ New Ginghams, Percales, White Goods, Kilmonwock, Scotland, 400 miles and specifications filed by City devoted to the construction of from London. lie was purchas Engineer Morrison were approv the building and to its equip i Embroideries, Linens, Dress Goods, New ment. The board has not decid ed from his breeder, a school ed and adopted. Spring Styles in R & G Corsets are here. mate of the writer, for $350 On motion of Fenton the ordin ed as to whether the dormitory when a colt of two years old. ance committee was requested to will have rooms arranged for on The joint purchasers, Kilpatrick bring in a new occupation tax or ly one pupil or whether it will Don’t forget the best Hosiery for the & Dunlap, afterwards “jangled” dinance, covering a number of decide to have two students in whole family is the Black Cat. Every or quarreled about the ownership businesses not heretofore men each room. of the horse. Dunlap, who had tioned. ^ pair guaranteed to give you satisfaction. possession after the first year, RESOLUTIONS. RETURN FROM TRIP. claiming that he had bought his 5 partner’s half interest on the ba Yours for Spring Business Opposing Bonding of County Ex sis of $10,000. This statement High School Basket Ball Tea m cept for Fire, Flood, Pestilence Kilpatrick denied. Meanwhile Return from Trip. the horse improved greatly, won or Foreign Invasion. many prizes, and his stock were numerous and phenomenally suc Sunday night Dallas high bas in the showing. The ket ball team returned from Dear Sir: I DALLAS, ORECON g cessful! By order of the Spring Valley horse’s income increased steadily Southern Oregon where they met until lately it must have been the Roseburg, Ashland and Cot Grange you are requested to pub lish the following resolutions in from $12,000 to $15,000 annually. tage Grove high school teams. The dispute as to ownership Dallas won from Roseburg, your paper provided you see fit was referred to the courts and Wednesday night by a score of to do so. The following resolution was on appeal to the House of Lords, 26 to 22 in a fast clean game. ______ ___ _ outclassed the vi ^ unanimously adopted by Spring the highest court in the King The Dallas boys on leb., dom, it was decided in favor of Roseburg team in head work and Galley ^ ran&e> No, Kilpatrick’s contention that the basket shooting. The' scoring j ,fi- , , , Whereas our declaration of ownership still existed. The for Dallas was; Boydston 4. Pol- stallion was ordered to be sold to ing 3. Woods 2 and Barham I. purposes declare that it is best the highest bidder, the result be Thursday. Ashland 31, Dallas f?r u3 to avold the credit system, ing that Dunlap bought the horse 16, The first game at Ashland the mortage system and every T h is in th e belief co ncerning electric advertising of for $47,500. While this may was very fast and hotlycontested. 1 ?tner system tending to prodigal- Alfred S ta h e l & Sons, Inc., p ro p ri torn of a la rue bankruptcy, and seem an extravagant price and is Ashland started in the lead b u t, cr ockery store in S an Dieuo, Ca lifornia. T h is p ro about three times as much as Dallas stuck to it and held close! Whereas many of us know by gressive firm says, over its si g n a tu r e : was ever previously paid for a all the first half. In the last Personal experience that much de^ 18 a condition be assumed draft horse of any breed, this half the Ashland team gradually __i---------- “ We are fully convinced th a t electric sign a d v e rtis- 1--- 1 - * to - -------- Jo valuation is based strictly on the increased their lead. Woods and only as an absolute necessity ing is of greater benefit th an m ost m erchants appre- horse’s actual earnings—Dunlap Boydston threw 2 baskets each, Overcome an emergency, and Whereas there appears to be being not a wealthy man, Jsut an and Barham and Poling 1 each.. ciate. We consider th is form of advertising the most Friday night, Ashland 3i, , Dal- ^ e^brt to extend the bondage enterprising tenant farfflef. Should tbe horse live four years las 15. This was considered by ! already existing in many places economical and positively feel that we get the most “ places for what we believe he will have earned his cost price the fans of Ashland the fastest to all for ou r m oney.” and all expanses. Should he live game this season. Dallas start can be done as well or better on to be as old as his sire, the cele ed in the lead. Gooch replaced a cash basis without ouertaxing T h e te m p o r a r y rem oval of t h is firm ’s sipn (rave it an brated Baron’s Pride, now is, he Woods in the last half when our citizens, and o p p o r t u n it y for a com pariso n of values. Do you know Whereas certain parties are will have proved a splendid in- Woods sprained his ankle. of o u r very liberal two-vear-to-pay sign proposition? ves’ment at the price named. Boydston and Matheney threw 2 trying to foist upon us a road A rep re sen tativ e will call anti ex p lain a t your request. Win. Tatom, of Dallas, has in each, and Barham 1, Boydston 5 bonding scheme principally for his barn now an imported 3-year- fouls. A reception was given pleasure going by non-taxpayers old stallion closely related to those the Dallas boys which was great to the injury of citizen taxpayers, and two noted horses both of which ly enjoyed by all. Whereas it is our conviction he resembles in a marked degree. Saturday, Dallas 20, Cottage Grove 15. The firt ended 10 to that all road improvement should ALEX. GALBRAITH, Telephone 24 605 Court Street 10. Boydston threw 5 and Pol begin at each shipping point and 1 DeCalb, 111. continue out into the rural com President American Clydesdale ing 4 and Boydston 2 fouls. munities equally in each county Association. that business may be facilitated Party at Teal* and encouraged without discrim The Way to a Man’s Heart OBITUARY. A very pleasant dance was ination, and given at Teals by Pearl and Lee Whereas some county commis I s t h ro u g h his sto m ac h . Wives who w an t to practice t h is rule Orleana Ruble was born May Teal last Saturday evening. sioners courts have already blaz 28th, 1834, in Fayette county, Those present were: Mr. and ed the way how this may be done should always use “ O regon’s B est” Indiana. When a young girl she Mrs. James Teal, Mr. and Mrs. honestly, economically and effi F lour in th e ir baking. Such d e moved with her parents to Berry John Sumpter, Mr. and Mrs. ciently without perpetual bond licious pies an d cakes will be th e county, Missouri, where on the Archie Krebs, Misses Pearl Teal, age to their citizens and succeed re su lt t h a t no h u sb a n d can fail to 22nd of April. 1853 she married Lela and Marie Reese, Alpha ing generations, and t p p r e c i a t e w h at a fine wife he to David Ruble. On on the fol Powell, Susie Bennet, Francis Whereas with an economical has . O rder a sack to-day a n d lowing day they started with ox and Eva Harris, Bob Bennet, and efficient management by our tak e none b u t “ O regon’s Beat” . teams for the six months’ journ George McCormack, Lee Teal, county commissioners courts and Davie and Willie Martin, Uda the employment of convicts we ey to Oregon. Made in Dallas by Stone, Ed Morris, Eugene Burns, can pay for all the good roads After enduring all the hard SWEENEY BROS. ships incident to to the trip they Otho Bell, Harry and Alton Yet- we are able to build each year reached a point in Polk county ter, Joe Floria, Otto and Arthur without much if any increase in three miles west of Salem, later Teal, Frank Marion, Bud Harris, taxation.” Everybody Therefore be it “ Resolved by mouing to Eola in the same coun Randolph Butler. ty. In April, 1871, they moved had a very good time, and a Spring Valley Grange No. 464, to Alsea Valley in Benton county, dainty lunch was served at mid that we are opposed to being houded for any purpose except where Mr. Ruble built a saw mill night. for calamity by fire or flood or and a flour mill, the first to be pestilence or foreign invasion.” LETTER LIST. built in the valley. Yours very truly, In the year 1879 they moved to W. FRANK CRAWFORD, Alsea Bay, where Mr. Ruble The following letters remained F e b ru a ry I9tb homesteaded the land where now uncalled for in the Dallas post- Salem R 1, box 104, Secretary. is situated the town of Waldport. office Tuesday: They were the founders of that Aged Resident Die*. Mr. C. S. Brooks. tow, where they continued to re Miss Della Conley (3) Gideon B. Davidson died last side until the time of their Miss Laura Freeman. / , Saturday, February 24, 1912, at deaths, that of Mr. Ruble occur- Miss Elma Granger. (4) his home in Buena Vista, after A FTER making a recount of our ing in 1907. Mr. George Hockett. several months illness. The fu Nine children were born to Prune Trees, we find that we Mr. W. A. Johnston. neral was held Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Ruble, all of whom Mr. George Miller. at 8 o’clock from the home, Rev- have several thousand trees in stock. survive, they are: Marion Ru Miss Clara Peterson. Harry McCain, pastor of the M. ble, Mrs. C. R. Evans, Mrs. W. We are now offering these at reason Mrs. F. C. Preston. E. church, preaching a short S. Hosford, Miss Mary L. Ruble, Mr. V. M. Ramsen. able prices, and if you have not yet sermon, the remains being laid Mrs. J. H. Glines, of Waldport; | Mrs. Ellen Hunter. (3) to rest in the South Salem ceme supplied your wants hustle in your Mrs. D. R. Spencer and Marshal Chester Seifarth. (3) tery. Mr. Davidson was born W. Ruble, of Alsea Valley, O. J. I ordars, for we have a fine class of Miss Winiford Schwitzer. (2) lin Peora, 111., October 15, 1840, Ruble, of Stayton, and Mrs. E. Mrs. Nettie Williams. crossed the plains with his par- stock, the best we have ever grown. j H. Baldwin, of Corvallis.— New- j C. G. Coad, I ents in 1849, settling in Dayton, port News. Postmaster. | Yamhill county., then moving to ------- ♦ • ♦ ------- , . j LADIES’ SHOES j C A M P B E L L ’S S T O R E 1 “W e Consider This Form of Advertising the Most Economical” ... SPRING STYLES, 1912 All that’s New in Fashion able Spring Garments is Shown Here! We invite inspection. We are build ing our trade on quality. The high est quality assures the most lasting success, especially in Ladies’ Ready- to-Wear Garments—the most exact ing in fashion requirements. Large Shipments of Spring Goods Arriving Every Day All that’s New and Fashionable will be shown here, and the price will be within the reach of all. We Feel that We are in a Position to Serve You Better than Ever Before In remodeling the store we have gained much space—and perfect light. (Jome and visit our new store, and tell us what you think about our new arrangement. The BEE HIVE STORE A Reliable Place to Trade DALLAS, OREGON Oregon Power Company Italian Prune Trees We Suggest that you Act Quickly \ for we have the Only Supply ; CARLTON NURSERY GO. CARLTON, ORECON — Will Give Illustrated Lecture. Under the auspices of the Wo- l mans’ Club. Dr. Calvin S. White will give a free illustrated lecture at the High school Auditorium Friday evening March 1st, at 8 p. m. The subject of the lecture ¡will be "the relation of flies to public health.” All arecordially invited to attend, as the subject is one worthy of thought ere summer is upon us, ahd the doc tor is experienced in the best ways of mitigating the annual nuisance ana preserving the public health. ♦ — ------ — NEW SUBSCRIBERS THIS WEEK. f in 1863 j he was H married S to J Miss ! * Lee Conner, Perrydale. W. M. Boufflier, Salem. H. A. Woods, Dallas. Jas. M. Wilson, Dallas. H. Rich, Dallas. Walter L. Luebke. Beloit, Wis. John Lynn, Dallas. T. B. Williams, Independence. Mrs. O. C. Wait, Salem No. 2 . D. Osborne, Drexel, Mo. W. K. Peterson, Salim. F. C. Ritner, Airlie. Chas. Rees, Dallas. W. M. Gorton, Rose Lodge. ; Miranda Dellaven. To this un- j ion was born ten children, three ; preceding him to the grave. H e1' leaves a wife, three daughters •and four sons, Albert Davidson. ;. !of Marion county, Walter, of Dallas, Harry of Falls City, Har- j ley, of Buena Vista, Mrs. Nettie 1 Squires, of Portland, Mrs. Min nie Baldwin, of Scappoose, Mrs. Lillie Nixon, of Buena Vista. Dr. Lowe says your eyes plus your brain equal you and Dr. i Lowe’s sight * Campaign Offer .. .. IN Order th at all may keep * in close touch with the political situation as it de- velopes in Polk county, we hereby make this unprece dented subscription offer to New Subscribers Only You can have the Itemizer from now until December 1, 1912, for 50 cents. The quicker you subscribe, the more you get. The Itemizer, Dallas