THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
Ad m ille d to th e secon d clan« o f m ail m atter.
V. P. FIS K E.
I Itemizer, one year in advance................................................. $1
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MUTUAL
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Office :
No. 506 Main St.
Patronize One Another for the Upbuildina ot Town and County.
WOMEN WANT NOT SUFFRAGE.
Several weeks ago in answer to a letter from Mother
Duniway, championing women suffrage, the Itemizer
made the statement that if the matter in question was
left to a vote o f the women themselves, they would de­
cide overwhelmingly against the right o f equal suffrage.
Since then the Itemizer has proved beyond a doubt that
it was right in making such a statement, in fact the
balance swung the other way much more than we antici­
pated. During the last month we have been engaged
in taking a census o f the population o f the city of Dallas,
and as a side issue and to if possible verify our state­
ment regarding the suffrage question, we caused our
representatives to inquire o f the head lady o f each
household as to whether she desired to vote. There
were quite a number of ladies who did not care to even
g> to the trouble o f expressingan opinion in the matter,
saying they had enough to attend to without bringing
politics in to bother them, and these should rightly be
«minted as against such a measure, but we did not do so,
counting only those who answered unqualifiedly in the
negative or affirmative. WecoulJ possibly also have swol­
len the negative vote by asking all ladies of the household
their opinion o f the question, but we did not take the
trouble to interview any but the lady of the house.
The result was:
For suffrage— 137
Against suffrage— 437
Now the Itemizer has always contended that if left to
the women themselves they would vote to not accept
the franchise, not only in Dallas but in Polk county, and
the state o f Oregon. We also believe that if this mat­
ter was even now left to the women o f Washington, Cal­
ifornia or any other state that has adopted equal suf-.
frage, and a vote could be secured from each and every
lady resident o f these states, the proposition would be
vot ^ against by a goodly majority. This may seem a
broad statement, but it is a fact that in the states hav­
ing suffrage but asmall per cent o f the women ever go to
the polls or take any more interest in politics than they
do in the stkte3 without the boon? The reason is that
the true mother, with her hands fully occupied in care-
ing for her progeny, takes no interest in politics, and
does not want to, believing that by her example and
watchcare in the limits of the home circle she can do
more to advance the interest o f mankind, mentally,
msrallyand physically, than she could in any other
way. Such are the brainy pioneer mothers who have
made the best men o f today the men of honor, the
men who stand for all that is good and against the evil.
This statement does not necessarily imply that women
who desire suffrage are of another class, because there
are circumstances that may change their view point on
the matter—an abundance o f time at their disposal, and
a desire to enter other fields except that o f the home,
scarcity of children, and other things which permit of
their taking a wider scope in life’ s affairs.
l'he Itemizer further believes that it has chosen an
ideal place for the taking of a vote on the suffrage ques­
tion, and that it has secured a vote o f purely American
mothers. There is no foreign population in this city,
and the women who have cast a vote on the subject are
as fair a specimen o f our best population as could
possibly be obtained. Our w >m m a re intelligent, and
as a rule very well read and versed on the subjects of
the day, we believe more so than is to be found in most
towns o f our size. There are not many homes in Dallas
but what, are supplied with the daily and weekly papers
and the be3t of all daises of literature. There are no
homes visited that are particularly blighted by poverty,
in fact Dallas has an ideal citizenship, and a vote on
this question may be considered as a refiex of what the
opinion would be in the same proportion among the
very best communities in America. The Itemizer is
gratified that its opinion in the matter has been so
thoroughly verified, and to find that our women do not
care to taint themselves with jiolitics. If the vote of
the women themselves had shown a majority in favor
of women suffrage, it would just as cheerfully acqui­
esced, as while we do not believe but that it is best to
leave the voting to the sterner sex. yet if we are really
made to see that they desire such a franchise, we would
not place a straw in the way o f their receiving it. If
the wonen really want to take hand in the nasty game,
we will raise no objections, but we do not class a howl­
ing band o f suffragettei as the mouth pieces o f the
mothers of the land not by a long «hot.
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DALLAS,
OREGON
PHONE zod ST A N D »t ▼. R. ELLIS' CONFECTIONERY
All K nds of Haulirg Done Well and Promptly
Special Attention Given to Commercial Men
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M a n o n ............
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Misses Kopan and Pollow went to last week.
Portland Friday, lelum ing Sunday.
Henry Campbell went to Portland
Mr. Inman is moving down near the last week.
school house.
Ralph and Stub McColm, of Portland,
The Juniors of the Evangelical chinch spent Sunday with their parents, Mr
and
Mrs. Castle.
ami their leader, Mrs. Lynn, inarched
up to see Lester Young who is sick, and
Pearl Owens is going to occupy fhe
sang Happy Day and gave him some rooms recently vacated by Miss Olive
flowers.
Smith.
Harrv Ellis,of Oregon City, is in Dal­
Victor Conn’s horse was painfully in­
las visiting his parents.
jured the last of the week by being
Earl Barham is going to build a house snagged in the foot.
for Mr. Hayes.
Mr. Helgerson is setting our two ac­
Mr Henry, of Pennsylvania, has res of Logan berries this spring.
moved to Dallas.
Mrs. Lockthan visited in Salem Thurs
Otis Foster was taken to the hospital day.
Monday.
Marjorie Hutton has the chicken pox.
Mrs. Plank was a Portland visitor
Mrs. Rogers is having her house re­
Friday.
papered.
Sunday while Fred Zolin was trying
Mr. Houser is painting Mr. Conn's
to run a race with an auto lie broke
house this week.
the tire and frame of his bicycle.
Wesley Morrison, of Salt Creek, had
his leg hadlv hurt by the breaking of a
stump puller.
Y O U N G MEN
Mr. Neil, of McMinnville, is going
build a home on the Knight place
east Dallas.
L e o n * M ason .
Ora Kearns returned to Salem Mon
day.
WHO ARE
Miss Violet Mason is seriously 111.
Mr». T. Riggs, of Portland, spent
few days in the city last week.
William Bobbitt
Wood burn.
has
GOOD DRESSERS
returned to
LIKE THE
There are a number of eastern people
in Dallas recently.
Miss Mable Adams returned from Sa­
lem Saturday.
David M arks & Sons’ SUITS
Ralph Forest returned from Portland
recently.
K. Smith, of Monmouth, was in Dallas
one day last week.
For they know that they can get
Nobby, Up-to-Date Suits for
John Mason is putting out a large
patch of loganberries.
Dr McCalion is having one of his
dwelling houses moved to another lot.
George Kurre has returned
home in Portland last week.
to his
R. I. Wilton is si ll in Iowa and his
family are firepairing to go soon.
$ 15 . o o
Mr. iStoltz, of Salem, was here Tues­
day.
Harold Miller is now able to lie out of
doors after his long illness.
Mrs. J. Van Orsdel, of Portland. was
visiting here a few days.
We now have the Finest Line
of Boys Suits
ever brought to Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovely and family, of
Illinois, have moved to Dalius to make
there home here.
T. Shaffer, of Dayton, was a caller in
Dallas Friday.
J. Henry, of Forest Grove, visited
some of his old time friends in town
Monday.
RICKREALL.
And a Base Ball, Glove and Bat
with every Suit selling at $6 and up.
Mrs. Peter Cook and her daughter
drove to Monmouth Saturday.
Mrs. J. F. Vaughn has returned from
Portland.
Mr». James Nesmith came up from
Portland Friday on business.
The Bingham family
Independence.
A Base Ball and Bat with
Every Suit
Don’t Forget the Place, Boys
have moved to
Miss Nettie Gibson came over from
Salem Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kirkland, of Inde­
pendence, were down Sunday.
Harry Cookingham went to Salem
Saturday.
Mrs. J. J. Burch and granddaughter
went to Sherwood Tuesday.
Mr». B. F.
Saturday.
Lucas was a Salem caller
Dallas Mercantile Company
Miss Alice Burch has returned home
after spending tfie winter in Sherwood.
It is rumored that a hotel will soon be
bu.lt on Main street
BOWERSVILLE.
E. J. Mangis, of Jefferson, was in this
vicinity recently buying potatoes.
Mr. and Mrs. Chtnfield. of Salt Creek,
were visitors at the home of E. L.
Hayes Tuesday.
WOOD fOR SALE
Byron Bradley and family, of Gilliam,
were visitors at the Mai giw home Fii-
day.
Do you need wood? In pre­
paring to place your or-
dels remember that I am
able to furnish you all kinds
of slab wood from either of
the Dnllas sawmills, at the
best possible rates, Send in
vour orders by either phone.
Mutual 119«; Bell 443.
Miss Crystal Parmer, a recent arrival
from Nebraska, is working for Mrs.
Fred Koser.
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Administratrix Notice Of Sale of;
Real Property.
Sheriff’s Sale.
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AT m inis) ratrix o f the above entitled estate F all» a C liy " Lodge.
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No.
aisy
ik J hi pursuance o f a license d u ly issued out H unter and Justin Hunter, her husham i Ora
o f the a bove en titled court and cause on the pSeHen
W
illiam
s
and
K
Sellen 'M lilanm
K. W illiam », her husband,
8th day of M arch, 1912, sell at private sale at and L. Pfandhoeter. are defeiumnts, and to me
Mrs. Frank Burge is reported quite ill.
m y residence near Buell in Folk cou n ty. O re­ d irected , com m a n din g me to sell the herein
Miss Williams, of Salem, is visiting
gon , on or after the h our o f 10 o ’clock a m
after described real property to satisfy the
A l m a M it c h e ll .
Mrs. Claude Huston, who is sick at the
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Wilson, of Polk,
the 13th day o f April. 1912, subject to con firm a ­ am ounts specified in suid decree and e x e c u ­
tion by tne above nam ed cou rt, all the right, tion , I w ill on
were guests at the Stonehocker home
Jack Morriirton, of Rock Creek, is vis­ home of her mother.
J'v®;
Interest
and
estate
the
above
nam
ed
iting his s m , F. J. Morrison.
w illia m R idgew ay had in and to the fo llo w ­
Harry Sloan, of Kansas, is drill trim­ Sunday.
Saturday, April 6th,
ing d tscrib ed prem ises at the tim e o f his
Mrs. Mary Horsetail, of Siletz. is vis­ mer at the Me Bee oil w ell.
Robert O’ Kelly, «if Green wood, was a
death, tow it
1912. at the h ou r o f on e o 'c lo c k p. m. o f sulil
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ealler
at
the
home
of
J.
W,
Mangis
on
iting her brother, F. J. Morrison.
»* lh<‘ southeast corn er o f the I1* -'' at th » f r o n t d o o r o f the eou n ty cou rt
Glenn Holman spent Saturday and
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tlllain Hall don a tion land claim No 14 Not house in the city of Dallas, »«HI
. . . at
.. pu b lic a u c ­
business Sunday evening
4 No. 4967 and ru n n in g thence north 18.25 chains tion to the highest bidder. f«r cash in hand on
. Glenn Mitchell went to Amitv last Sunday with his sister at Buena 'Vista
thence
west
13.34
ch a in s; thence south 1* d e ­ day o f sale, subject to redem ption accord in g
week.
Mi»» Maud Stennett, of East Dali«»,
Mrs Nash’ s baby is seriously ill.
crees west 18.25 ch a in s ; thence east 43.66 to law all the H alil, title
I m e r e , t anil
was a gue»t at the t'adle home Satui-
chain* to the place o f beginning, con tain in g eatate o f M id d efen d a n t, and o f each o f them
Miss Veva Burns was a Portland vis­
Matt/ Black and wile, of Indepen­ day and Sunday.
HO.b acres situate, I. ing and belt g in section and
all person , . lalmliiK by. throum i. nr nm
itor Friday.
29.tow n sh ip 6 south, range 6 west o f thc W il­ der them or eith er o f them subsequent to tne
dence, uutoed to Dallas Sumlav.
date of P laintiff’s m ortgage w h ich is foreclosed
Mrs Jerry O’dell has returned from » « * * * * 4 * * 4 Í * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * lam ette m eridian in Polk cou n ty . Oregon.
There was a large crowd went to hear
Mrs. Coniad Stafriti and children the state hospital very much improved.
Also the fo.low in g described tra ct; Begin­ in this suit, to-w it; Mareh 3rd. 1911, of. in and
ning 29.16 eh alls» west of the southeast corner to the follow in g described prem ises, to-w it:
the singers at the Methodist church were in Salem Sunday.
o f the Jam es E dw ard« d on a tion laud claim ,
i hat tract o f and b ing a part of the do n ation
Sunday afternoon.
D *lla Sehegul, Ah and John Becker,
notification No. 5204 and
running thence land cla im oi Theodore G. Th- ru. notification
Walter Tooze and wife went to Salem
• *f Independence, and Dave Quiring of
north 29 c h a in s ; th en ce west 8.15 ch a in s: num ber 6742, claim num ber 55, in to w n s h ip s
Sam Mills spent last Sunday with J. Sundav,
thence south 29 ch a in s ; thence east 8.45 chains south, range 6 west o f the W illam ette m eridian
Polk, were visitors at the Hayes home
VV. Mitchell.
Jolm Kiirx*, of Salem, watt in Dallns Sunday afternoon.
In the cou n ty court o f the state o f O regon, to the place o f beginning con ta in in g 24.50 in tiie eounty of Polk and state of O regon, be­
acres, situate, lying and being in sections 6 gin n in g at a point w hich is west 45 feet und
Monday.
for
the
cou
n
ty
o
f
Polk.
Miss Aildie Boyds ton was an Indc
t ° vvn8l', il* ® and 7 s, range 6 west o f the north 55 feet irom the northw est corn er of
Robert Baxter and Jacob Mitchel, of
In the m atter o f the e»tRte o f Joh n F. Syron, «'•'it
W illam ette m eridian in Polk cou n tv. Oregon. south Falls City, Oregon, from plat o f north
Mr Hurshman got 1569 eggs laM
pendenee visitor the last of the week.
C itation.
Polk, were guests at the Remple home deceased,
lerm s o f sale shall be as fo llo w s : > 500 side o f Parry roa d ; thence w esterly on the
month.
To J. M. Syron. J. C. Syron. Zina Conner. Ra­
Mr. and Mrs. II. P. Shriver and
chel M, A iknian, Joh n O. Syron, Alex Syron, casii in hand on day o f sale and the balance north lin e ot said road 5o feet: thence north
Mr. and Mrs. Rich, of Sprirgfh 11, an
Peter Syron. Thom as Syron, G rover S jron . on or before 3 years a ft e r d a t e w ith interest, 3»N feet, thence east 50 feet; thence west of
brother went to Hillsboro to visit Mrs.
visiting
her
pareuts,
Mr.
and
Airs.
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Irma Syron, Erne»t Brow n, S y lv ia Brown. to l»e secured by a m ortgage on said premises. south 300 feet to a p oint w hich is 100 from the
U. D Jennings and then Mr. Mills will Phillips.
V iolet Brown. Rubv Brown and H enry C. 1912 ,M!M n*y hHnd th“ ,12th <,H>' °> M arch, place o f beginning point and on north lin e o f
said road and north from north west corn er of
retu u to his hoimf in Centralia.
Brow n, g reetin g:
Fails City, O regon ; tow n plat 150 feet; thence
m a t il d a j . r id g e w a y ,
Mrs Nancy Brown has returned fr<
W. S. McClain has returned from TN
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1 ME O ) l F T H K STATE OF OREGON,
100 feet to the place o f begin n in g con ta in in g
A d m in istra trix o f the a b o v e
Royal Plank, of 8 llets, visited in Dal­ Portland, where she has been visiting Portland.
I you are hereby cited and required to ap­
30000 square feet o f land, m ore or less. Touetli
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entitled estate.
pear
in
the
c
o
u
n
ty
cou
rt
o
f
the
state
o
f
Oregon,
las last week.
her sister.
er witli th* tenem ents, lieredim ents, and ap-
for the cou n ty o f Polk, at the cou rt room W. O. 8ini8, A ttorney.
Emil Gobnt went to Albany Saturday thereof,
purtances thereunto belon gin g or in any wise
at Dallas, in the cou n ty o f Polk. stHte
Mrs. (). Asher has a new baby girl.
Mr Van Nortwick has purchased the and brought hi» car back with hiin.
am>ertaining.
o! O regon, on Saturday, the 27th day of April,
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this the 7th day o f
1912,
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10
o
’clock
in
lie
foren
oon
o
f
that
day,
M hs Ruth Beaver went to Portland
Mareh, 1912.
Mr. and Mrs, A. J. Richardson went then and there to »how cause, if any they have
Friday,
J. M. ({RANT,
why the follow in g described land sh ou ld not
to Albany on business last week.
Sheriff o f P olk County, O regon.
be sold as provided by la w ; all the undivided
Notice is hereby given that the un­
Jim Middleton had nil oil burner put
interest ol the.said John F. Syron in the follow
Martin
Wooley
was
taken
to
the
hos­
dersigned
administratrix
of
the
estate
on ius traction engine.
described rcalp rop crty t o -w it :
pital in Salem last Wednesday. Mrs. ing Beginning
at the soutnw est c o rn e r o f section of Martha V. Whitmer, deceased, has
Woolen accompanied him.
Mr. Jim Mitchell and Deri Snider
¿3, in tow n sh ip r> south, range 0 west, o f the filed her final acccunt in the counts
Weal of th c W illam ette m eridian , in Polk
went fishing Monday and did not eutvh
Mis» M J. Lee was called to Junc­ cou n ty, O regon, th en ce north 20.00 chains; court of the state of Oregon, for I’olk , . . . . „
any fish just because it was April Fools
county, anil that Saturday the 13th
hprshy *lven that all Polk County
tion Citv Fridav. Her brother is dan­ th ence east 456 feet as a starting p oin t for said day
•lay.
of Anril
o , at the h
i . . .1
„ , for
,rr,nt'
n,«'l *n<t
emlcir,«!
Not
la n d ; thence ru n n in g north 40.00: th en ce cast uat or
April, l l e u i-
hour
of in
10 I , psld
wano Pr«
ol fund«,”
previous
to October
gerously ill at his home there.
7.60 ch a in s ; thein-c south 10.00 rha i us ; them-
I 9 B* will be paid upon presentation at my
Miss Letitln Shewev vir.it.Hl her ÍHtli-
west 7.00 ch a in s to the place o f b eg in n in g and o clock in the forenoon of said day, at
Mrs.
Jack
Hall
is
confined
to
her
home
the court room of the »«id .-'nnnt
countv v enurf
court I i °. Ae‘ No.interest will be allowed after date
co n ta in in g 30 acres m ore or less.
er at Airiie Sunday.
with rheumatism.
WITNESS: T h e H on. Ed F in the citv of Dallas, Oregon, has been ! r>«t«l at my nflW in
Dailas, Oregon, this
Goad. Judge o f the County
Mrs. Brock is setting out some new
appointed
hv
said
court
as
the
time
and ! I5th day of Marvh.1912.
Mr. and Mr». Geo. Morlatt, of Marion
Court of th e State ot Oregon,
land to prunes.
TR AC Y 9TAA1S,
place
for
the
hearing
of
objections
to
the
I
M
2g
J
w
i
r
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for
the
County
o
f
Polk,
with
county, visited at the home of Mr. and
C oa n ly Treasurer.
the Seal of said Court affix­ said final account, and settlement there- j
They are gra ling down the hill by
Mrs. Will Murphy Saturday and Sun-
ed, this U)i day o f M arch, A. of.
lay.
the Guy ami Howe farm.
D 1912
Dated and first published March 14,
ATTEST; E. M. SMITH.
Mrs Joe Sherwood is quite sick with
Mr. Mixer ha» moved his family from
Clerk,
1912.
MAUD CHAPIN,
SIBLEY
EAKIN ,
appendicitis.
Parker D this place.
Administratrix of the estate
Attys. for Estate.
In the circu it court o f the state o f O regon for
of Martha V. Whitmer, deceased.
Dan Bislmp’s family, from Dayton !
Mrs. Marv Be veils and son, Will, have
P»*lk cou n ty. Department No. 1.
Brown A Sibley,
taken up their residence hereafter liv­
H. M. K ershaw, plaintiff .
have moved to Dallas to make their j
Attorney forvrstatd.
vs.
V
home here.
ing in Dallas for a few week». Their
H enry Berg, d efendan t.
many friends welcome them hack.
To
H
enry
Berg,
the
a
b
ove
nam ed d e fe n d a n t :
Miss Mattie Newhill, of Buell, is visit- I
IN the nam e o f the state o f O regon yon sre
'OTBCE is hereby given, that the undersign
ing her sister in Dallas.
Mr. Barber came up from Salem last
1
hereby
iequire»i
fo
appear
and answ er the
ed. ha.» by an ord er o f the h on orab le conn
weeg to look after his farm and «pe.nl a ty court
com p la in t filed against y..u in the a b ove e n ti­
Airs. Lola Bradley, of Gilliam, is vis- !
o f Polk cou n ty . O regon , been anindut
tled action w ithin six weeks from the date of
few days with Mr. Hollensiiener ami ed adm in istrator o f the estHte of Johann
iting her sister, Mrs. Clyde Getchell.
the first p ub lication of this sum m on* w hich
Q uiring. deceased. All persons k n ow in g them
family.
yE ALE D bid* w ill be received at the office of saul date i* Mur.-h 14. 912. and if you fail to so
selves indebted to salt! estate will m ake iin
the undersigned a u d itor and p o lic e ju d g • appear and lor w ant thereof, the plaintiff w ill
R u t h M ille r .
m
ediate
paym
ent
to
the
und
ersigned,
and
all
Wilbur
Towns
went
to
the
capital
city
standard
person« having cla im s against said estate will o f the citv o f Dallas, O regon, until 5 o 'clock apply t ° the conrt #.«r the relief dem anded
last week.
Miss Kffie Hickereon was removed
»resent the sam e d u ly verified a ccord in g to p. m .,o n M onday, the 8th. day o f A pril. 1912. in his com p la in t.tow it: For ju dgm en t against
from the Dallas hospital to her home in i
a(V. will« the necessary vouchers therefor to for the c o n s tn iftio n o f sewer* and laterals on you for the sum < f «113.» w ith interest th ere­
K
Peterronn
sob!
a
span
of
colts
to
certain part* of O regon avenue, Uglnw avenue on at 10 per cent, per annum Irom the 1st day
t he unde reigned, o r at the office o f Brown
Kick real I.
John Krebs last Wednesday for $425.
Sibley. 6lu Mill street. Dallas. O regon, »or pay­ Ash street and oth er streets in the citv of Dal­ o f June. 1911. until paid, and in the further
m ent w ith in six m onths from tha date o f thU las, Or. gon. »a id sewers w ill be constructed *utn of k fi attorneys fee* upon a certa in prom l*-
Miss Ida Burke returned to her h me
in accordan ce with thc plans and specifications ssorv note de»crit>ed in the com p la in t an«i
Rev. and Mrs. Singleton were calling n ot re.
in Portland Friday after several weeds’
.T ,nent
T «o in the furth er *um
Dated and first published February 29th A. o f said »ewers now on file in the office o f the
on friends here Saturday. Mrs. Single-
undersigned a u d itor and p olice ju d g e and the
visit with friends.
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« «co u n t
and
D..
1912.
J ton came from Pennsylvania last week
provision* o f < Ttiinai re No 176. o f sai i city.
r° L ‘ r c o **8 ,in<J disbursem enrs o f this action .
G ERH A RD J. QUIRING.
1 tiis sum m ons is published by ord er of the
and was married to Mr Singletou in
Mrs. Bort Osltorn's baby is seriously
Each bid must be accom panied by « certified
A d m in istra tor o f the Estate o f
ch eck, payable to the city of Dallas, for 10 per
v?.w'.>r“iMe i5 <1, F Co* rt* Judge o f the cou n ty
Joh a n n Q uiring, deceased.
Dallas last Thursday,
ill with pneumonia.
oiirt o f Polk eounty. Oregon, made and en-
cent o f the am ount ot the bid, »aid check to
Brown A Siblev.
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be forfeited to said city o f Dallas In case the . « r r V 1 c h * * b* r* »» the city o f D allas on fh e
A ttorneys for Estate.
Mrs. Frank Osborne returned from
bidder shall fail to give a good and suffieient Uth day of M arch. 1912.
Salem Friday.
W. O. SIMf*.
bond and ex ecu te a contract for the fsith fu l
B e sure to get SCOTTS—
perform ance o f the w ork for w hich he bid.
Attorney for plaintiff.
Jim Reynolds is having a tower built !
it’s the Sta n d a rd an d a lw a y s
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in
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the
bid
must
be
Mr. Francis, of Portland, was doing
preparatory to putting in a water system
the best.
address«-»! to the undersigned au d itor and po­
business in Dallas last week.
HOOII.
lice bulge and m arked old on sew er im prove-
m enfs.”
A U . DRUGGIST»
I Mrs Roberts, who has been nursing
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, of Albany,! V O T I C I I» hereby aleen to w hom ft m ay .ovn
ft.n d s equal in am ount to the con tra ct price
'th e Miller children, returned to Port-
were Sunday guest« of Mr. amt Mrs. 1" rern. that t '.e u n d ersig n .d ha» heeu duly w ill t*e required from the bidder for the fa ith ­
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te
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Murphy
took
five
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hor-
appointed
admliitatrator
o f the estate of John ful p p e erform
an
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N O T I C E is h e r e b v
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. land last Saturday evening.
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Harry Steele.
F -\ ron d v c c a a d by the hon orab le co u o ty
' ses to the Wrightman place near Airiie cou
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ir í h
by r th
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ri o f Polk cou n ty , O regon.
to re ject any »nd all h idu —
Mrs. Hibbard ha<l a quilting party * ^ ♦ M e e e e e s M e s s s s e M fH N 1* for itaMlii1'
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AH person* h avin g claim s »gain st th c same
Done by order o f the city c o u n cil o f Dallas
! Thursday.
arc hereby notified to present the same du ly O regon, m ade and entered o f retord on the adm inistratrix o f the estate o f W alker W
* nd ^
'lUAlillrd. All per-
verified, ta the undersigned on ot before six . l*th day o f M anti. I9t2
. son« havin g claim * aaainst said estate are
Grant Hill, who has been In Faatern
m outh* from the d a le hereof, nd all person*
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GIVA*. GREGORY.
hereby notified to present the sam e d u ly vrtl
k n ow in g them selves in debted In »aid estate
Oregon f««r some time, is visiting his
.
A u d itor ar.ll I
Judge
! n«d a* by law reon red, to the undersigned at
are h e r ib y notified to m ake im m ediate settle­ (BEAI.)
ol Dallas. Oregon.
parents, Mr. ami M.s. T. C. Hill, ot
i her r e s id e n ,,..i Atrlie. P.dk County Oregon,
ment thereof
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this city.
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° * r^ ° Hniwn
Sibley, 610 M pi
l»nfed at Dallas. Polk eonntjr, O regon , this
<>r«*««n. w ithin six m on th s from
20th d a y o f February. 1912.
the date hereof,
Mr. Post has moved his family to
J . c . n x ron
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Phone. 1406 Main
VARTHA T BEVEXS
A dm ini*t ator o f the estate
their new house.
A<l " 'l n !* l r » t , l i o f t h . n u t . o»
o f John F Bvron
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W * ik e r W. BeTrn«,
Sibley
Rakin.
deceased.
Mr Phillips ha* moved to town ami # # * * * í '* # * * .» * .; m u ^ * * # # * * # * * ;
B ro w n A M b i. y .
dw w d.
A ttorney« for estate.
A ttorneys for estate.
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BUENA VISTA.
Notice of Final Account
Call for Warrants.
is the best and quickest
way to perfect health.
W omen and girls who
suffer are simply weak
— weak all over.
Opiates and alcoholic
mixtures are worse than
w orth less, they aggra­
vate the tro u b le and
lo w e r the
of
health.
Summons.
A
Administrator's Notice.
strengthens the w h ole
body, in vig ora tes and
builds up.
JOHN EH B R E E
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Administrator’s Notice.
Notice to Creditors.
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to F e r tiliz e
I n - Chas. H. Lilly Co- Seattle. Wash.
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Proposal. for Bids for Sewer Con­
struction.
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Scott’s Emulsion
C it y H ill P o s t o r
Patronize Itemizer Advertisers for Your Benefit
Riggs property on Salt Creek ami has
trailed his town p/opery towards it.
F a a t* A b o u t In d ig e s tio n a n d Its Ra*
25c
lis f T h a t S h o u ld In t s r s s t You.
. 50c
Although Indigestion and Dyspepsia
10 a
Harriet Davi a .........
25c are ao prevalent, most people do not
Adda VanNortwick
Alma Mitchell.........
. 25c thoroughly understand their cause nn l
30.
cure. There Is no reason why rnowt
A d d a V a n N o rtw ic k
people should not eat anything they
Dave Grant’s children have the chick­ desire—If they will only chew It care­
en |MJX.
fully and thoroughly. Many actually
Minn Anna Kurtz wait in Dallas starve themselves into aickness through
Thursday.
fear of eating every good-looking, good
Orie Kearns, of Salem, is working in »nielliug. and good-taatlng food, be­
cause it does not agree with them.
the Shultz barber shop.
The best thing to do is to tit your­
Mr. I. L. Smith’s brother, of Idaho,
self to digest any g<>od food.
is visiting them.
We believe we can relieve Dyspep­
Claud Coulee was operated on last sia. We are so confident o f this fact
week.
that we guarantee and promise to sup­
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hattin, of WillH- ply the medicine free o f all cost to
rnina, visited Mrs. Hattin here Tuesday. every one who will use it, who is not
The Misses Amelia and Emma Peter­ perfectly satisfied with the results
son, of Salem, visited Hattons Sunday. which It produces. We exact no prom­
Mr. and Mrs. Getchel have moved to ises. and put no one under any obliga­
tion whatever. Surely, nothing could
the country.
be fairer. We are located right here
Mr. New bill is building a house at In­ and our reputation should be sufficient
dependence.
assurance of the genuineness o f our
Mr. and Mrs. Hedges, of Indepen­ offer.
dence, viaited Eugene Hay ter Sunday.
We want every one troubled with
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Collins visited Indigestion or Dyspepsia In any form
relatives in Salem Sunday.
to come to our store and buy a box of
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Cook went to Am­ Iiexnll Dyspepsia Tablets. Take them
ity in their automobile Sunday.
home and give them a reasonable trial,
Mr. and Mrs. F. .1. Chapman ami son according to directions. Then, if not
satisfied, come to us and get your mon­
visited here Sunday.
ey hack. They are very pleasant to
Mr. Walters and family have moved
take; they aid to soothe the irritable
back to their old home in Minnesota.
stomach, to strengthen and Invigorate
Dr. Star buck and father and mother the digestive organs, and to promote a
went to Salem Sunday.
healthy and natural bowel action, thus
Mr. ami Mrs. Edwin Jacobson were leading to perfect and healthy diges­
in Salem Sunday.
tion and assimilation.
II B. Craven went to McMinnville on * A 25c. package o f Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets furnishes 15 days’ treatment.
business Friday.
In ordinary cases, this Is sufficient to
Miss Marie Griffin spent Saturday
produce a cure. In more chronic cases,
and Sunday in Forest Grove.
a longer treatment, o f course. Is nec­
essary, and depends upon the severity
H a r r ie t D a v is .
Mrs. Gates went to Portland Thurs­ o f the trouble. For such cases, we have
two larger sizes which sell for 50c
day.
and $1.00. Remember, you can obtain
Sol Blessing is painting his house.
Rexall Remedies In this community
Quite a few school children have only at our store—The Rexall Store
chicken pox.
CONRAD STAFRIN, Dallas, Ora.
Thos. Townsend, of Salem, was a
business caller in Dallas Friday.
Misses Sadie Lynn and Alta Savage is living in the Pierce house at the cor­
ner of Burch and Howe streets.
went to Portland Friday.
Ira Phillips has another attack of
Mr, Van Moss has sold his property
in East Dallas and is going to Califor­ rheumatism.
nia.
Mrs. Ella Morgan, of McMinnville,
The M. E Ai l society met at the has been visiting in Dallas.
home of Dr. McCalion.
Mrs. Lavern Moore has returned to
Carey Hay ter went to Newport Sat­ Suver after visiting in Dallas.
urday.
Mrs. A1 Stowe is improving after her
Mr. Lynch, of South Dallas, moved sickness.
to Spokane Monday.
Lee Smith and wife went to Portland
Ruth Miller.............
Leona
T H U R S D A Y . A P R I L 4 , 1912
ACTUAL STARVATION.
CHILDREN’S CONTEST.
A
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