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DALLAS CITY BANK Dallan, Oregun. R.E. WILLIAMS W. G. VASSALL President Cashier ; DIKtiLTO KH : K. CL Craven, I. N .U imh I* M. M. Elli* , \V. G. Y annuli. H. K. William«, B. II. McCallon, F. J. Craven. Thin bank in pleuaed to place 1 M din penal of itn ciintomeri the fail'¡lit-* gained during many years of conti titior» | service and growth. Telephone 502 CEO. F. SKIFF A t t o r n e y - a :- L a w R o o m 8 , U g l o w B ld g . D ALLAS. - . - O REGON DR. B. E. IUEVEL Veterinary Surgeon til*J M ain S trkict Phone 99 B . DALLAS, OREGON F . B U T L E R DENTIST Onice over Fuller Phannaev, Did lac. Olii «* 11-»ui.« : 8 t-» 12 A. M I t«» ."> I*. M. All kinds ot Denial work dotte at reaaom«ble prices. 01$ LUC F MEEilNG. FI BIER'S 5 , 16 . IS ANS 25 SEIST STORE This is the store that carries t he largest stock of goods, rang ing in price from lc to 2-~>c, in Polk County. This is a fact. We ex tend to everyone a special invitation to in spect our stock and see what you can buy at these prices. This is the place to buy your H olida y goods and Christmas cards. We have a dandy lineofCnina and Glass ware, Burnt Wood l>ox- esan<l novelties, hand kerchiefs, in N ec eckties. 0 .ik Ktrcmeis, it ties, and Ladies Neckwear, Pillow Tops, Wall i--1 ***& £& Pockets, Pockets. Christmas Tree Decorations, Holiday Stationery, Toys, Can dy and Nuts. R »member we are headquarters for the famous Red Band Brand of Candies, guaran teed to be fresh and pure at popular prices. Give us vour Christmas Candy order. COMMERCIAL CLUB PASTOR RUSSELL Perm anent Fair Association Organ IS CHALLENGED ized Wednesday Evening. I The members o f the Dallas 'Commercial club turned out in large numbers last evening to perfect plans for the permanent organization o f a Polk County Fair Association. On motion of Tooze a committee o f five were appointed to devise a plan for the temporary organization. The committee consisted o f C. L. ; Hawley. W. A. Ayres Harry Belt, E. V. D. Paul and T. vV. Brunk, and reported as follows: Dallas, Or., Nov. 2d, 1912. To the president and members !o f the Dallas Commercial club and other persons gathered for the purpose of organizing a per manent County Fair Association: We, your committee, appoint ed to devise a plan for the tem porary organization o f such as sociation, beg leave to submit the following repoit: 1. We advise that the name of the association be the Polk Ccunty Fair Association. 2. We advise that the follow ing offices be created: One pre sident. five vice presidents, one secretary, one treasurer, an ex ecutive committee to consist o f three members, with the presi dent as an ex-officio member, a board of district managers, to be composed o f one member from each s chool district in thecout.ty, said managers to be appointed by the county school superin tendent. the school supei intend- ei t to t ct as chairman. A loard of directois to consist of nine members, said boatd to be select ed f o;n men residing in differ ent parts of the county. 3. We advise that the pcesi- dent a; point the executive com mittee and the board of directors 4. We advise that the tempo rary president be elected at this meeting: also a temporary secre tary 5. We advise that the tempo rary president at once proceed to appoint a committee to draft a constitution and by-laws; that he at once proceed to appoint a board o f directors. 6. We advise that said board of directors be given the power to adopt for and on behalf of the association, such constitution and by-laws. 7. We advise that such board o f directors be given the power to elect the permanent officers of the association upon the adoption by them o f such constitution and by-laws. 8. We advise that upon the adoption o f such constitution and by-laws and the election of such officers bv such board, that the duly elected board proceed to ap point his executive committee, a permanent board o f directors, and all other committees which may be provided for by such constitution and by-laws. 9. We make no recommenda tion us to the method o f financ ing such fair, asking that an open discussion o f the matter be taken up upon the effecting of a temporary organization. We suggest that this phase o f the or ganization be left to said Fair Association to consider upon its permanent organization. C. L. HAW LEY. M.. H. LFLT. T. W. BRUNK. W. A. a YRES. E. V. D. PAUL. W. L. TOOZE, Jr.. Sec. On motion o f Tooze, W. A. Ayres was proposed for tempo rary president, and he was unani mously elected, and Tracy Staats was made secretary. On motion o f U. S. Grant a vote o f thanks was given the visitors for the interest taken by them in organizing the fair association. The visitors were Senator C. L. Hawley, of McCoy, John Simkins, o f Spring Valley, T. W. Brunk, o f West Salem; J. F. Ullrich, Airlie and John W. Orr, of Rickreall. On motion o f Muir the bill o f the Dallas Planing mill for $2 was allowed. A communication from Ed E. Lee, of Broad mead, expressing his regrets that business made it imposible for him to be pres ent at this meeting, but certified to his willingness to take an active part in any preparations for an annual Polk County Fair was read. The Polk County Mercantile Co. were elected to member ship, and pledged $5 a month toward me support o f the club. The smoker was a success in every way cigars being passed during the discussions. A lunch o f sandwiches and punch was served. Doc Patterson pre siding over the punch bowl. The County Educational Board 1 held a meeting at the office of County Superintendent H. C. F I D L E R ’ S, S o u t h M a i . i S t r e e t Seymour, Saturday, November 16, and arranged tor the annual convention o f the school omcers j o f Polk County to be held in the : county court house, on Decem ber, beginning at 10 o’ clock a. | BUENA VISTA. IT IS WHISPERED m. Also voted to change the j plan o f the Educational Hallies — SO that more would be held and i Harry Nea! was down from Saver That Ed Plaster thinks these to have less districts in rallies, in ! last week lopking for cattle. Wilson times are all rieht— his Older to take tile meeting closer. Rice Cook, o f I allston wail through turkey hens are otf with large to the people, it being arranged 1 h e re lh8t week looking for sheep pas- broods and he has an apple tree to hold afternoon meetings, in l " re- he hav,ns broue ht 250 head from in full blossom. Peoria. place o f all day meetings, thus That Al. Longneeker says all Mrs. Mary Bevens spent a few days saving the ladies o f the diffei- with her sister, Mrs Collins, i n Dallas the banks will be closed four ent sections the trouble o f pre last week. months after Wilson is inaugura- paring lunches for so many, al Mrs. Embry, o f Lewisville, visited j ted. though they have arranged so her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wright that if any district should insist Smith Sunday. That Judge Holman says the on an all days meeting, that it .Mrs. Eston Bevens ard baby went to Bn the court house reminds shall be given then. Salem by boat Wednesday. him of the republican party— Many of these meetings will will, 1 G A Wens> county commi8aioner split in the middle and frayed on be held on r nday afternoons, elect, made a business trip to Dallas the edges, thus getting all o f the parents j Saturday, That Dallas is to have another and members o f the hoard o f the Miss l uquu eame down from Lewis millinery store. ville and spent Sunday with the Misses j district together at the school j That another day or so o f this house, and then discussing mat Smith. W, H Murphy has a crew o f men at fine weather will bring the autos ters that pertain to that district, ; jn fo r c e also by these smaller meetings work retrellising his hop yard. Mrs. Tom Tetherow, o f Indepen- and in nearly each district it is deuce, was a guest o f Mrs. w. H. I hat Scott Laughary got eith- thought that the home and the Murphy last Wednesday. er too much cheese or too much school will become closer togeth- I Mrs. A. J. Hall and Miss M. J. Lee smoke last night, er, which is the main object in j were called to Junction City Saturday! . . the meetings. 1 by the death o f their brother. The following are the dates as- ! .. L R. and Mrs. Loy visited Sunday at THE INDIANS’ CELEBRATION the home o f Harry Neal near Suver. signed to the different sections OF THANKSGIVING DAY. Martin Woolen and Bert Snyder were I and districts, with the chairman capital city visitors last week. o f the district where the meeting Last Thursday at the home o f the j «IE Interest In Thanksgiving day is held as presiding over the bride’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. Likins and Its observance is just as in their daughter, Miss Eunice, o f Salem, i meeting: these days among the reser All dates are subject to change was united in marriage to Ns ill Bevens | vation tense Indians as in college towns of this place. Both young people are if the people of the district de- wUiTnowThe^ and have a host of where great football games are ached sire some other date. I friends who wish them aong 1 and pros- uled to occur. Eapecially is this true Saturday, November 2 3 — Lone | perous life. in the southwest, where the Indians S'.ar and Spring Valley at Spring have had an opportunity to become thoroughly civilized o f late years. The OAK GROVE. Valley. white people tind no more enjoyment Saturday, November 23—Pop corn and Mountain View at the Frank Fawkand family, o f Salt Creek in this day o f universal cheer than do these saiue dusky redskins were Oakgrove visitors last week. latter. It is a day of feasting, playing and Saturday, November 30 Polk Seth W hite went to Salem Tuesday. gaming, with a big dance at uight Station aim Smithlield at the lat J. W. Edgar i nd wife spent Sunday Such sport cornea only once a j’ear to ter place; same da e Suver and at their daughteis, Mrs. R. J. William them nowadays, when they have had sons. Valley View at Suver. to forsake the scalping knife for the* Friday, December 6, Cochran, i We can almost hear the sound o f wtd- plow. Their wild uature revolted ait the Ideal of work, and it has been with di.ig bells. same date Pioneer. Saturday, December 7—Mont Mrs. J. C. and Texcella White spent much difficulty that the government agents nave made farmers out o f the gomery and Mclimmonds Valley Sunday at I. M. Robertson’s. young braves. A day o f rest and at Montgomery: Zena and Lin Ivan Allen is taking out some trees amusement Is considered good for their and cleaning up the yard at the Grange coln at Zena. better nature, and the government am Friday, December 13—Green hall. t ho titles are willing that Thanksgiving wood: Hopville. day shall! become a festal time for the L odje Notice. reservation wards o f the nation. Saturday, December 14—Dal The Kiowa* and Comanche«, who not las School Officers Convention. p e n n i n g lodge No. 9, A. F. & Friday, January 10—Guthrie; A. M. A stated communication long ago were placed on allotments, Bridgeport. will be held Friday, Nov. 22. will have forsaken many o f their wild Saturday, January 11 —Oak Work in the M. M. degree. All plans o f amusemeiit this Thanksgiving, owing to tlie fact that they have been Grove, Crowley, at O k Grove; members requested to be pres cut off the free list o f beef issues Buena Vista. ent. Visitors welcome. By or They have arranged to draw grass Friday, January 17—Liberty: der o f the W. M. money on Thanksgiving, and a goodly Oakdale. portion of this will be spent in pur W ALTERS. MUIR, chasing food for af grand feast. At January, 24—Rickreall; Oak Secretary. night they will take part In a green Point. corn dance, at which thanks will be of Saturday, January25—Antioch; | Baptist Church. fered to the Great Spirit for the good Parker and Highland at High crops which they have had the last sea Sunday services: land. son. The spirit of thankfulness per Sunday school 10 a. m. Friday, January 31- Lewisville; vades the Indian celebrations. Morning worship at 11, subject, Oakhurst. ! The Osaiges hold a big feast at Paw “ Esther. ” Saturday, February 1—Buell, flunk«. their capital city All mem 2:30 p. m., Junior Meeting. Gooseneck at Buell; Ballston and bers o f the tribe are Invited to take Young People’ s Meeting 7:(X\ part in the festivities At the begin Enterprise at Ballston. ning and end o f each m onth- and there Friday, February 7 Brush subject, “ Gratitude.” j Evening 7:30 p. m.. topic ‘A f- are many—the aged missionary who College; Harmony. lives among them Is Invited to dellv Saturday, February^ 8—Salt ter Death.” er a short prayer, thanking the Great Creek, Upper Salt Creek, Con Spirit for the good things which the cord, Orchards atSaltCreek;Pee- Notice. agent has sent them. The food Is cook dee, Cherry Grove, Fir Grove, ed by the squaws, and. while It could IS hereby ifivtn. that the undersigned adminis- •it- Ppprlpp be prepared In n much cleaner and * trator of the estate of Malinda A. Syron de Saturday, February 14— Red ceased. has filed in the County Court of Polk more tasteful manner, the cooking Is County. Oresron, his final account as such admin an Improvement over that of a few Prairie; Eola. istrator, of said estate, and the court has fixed With this cheer they give „ , _ February _ _ Saturday, the 4th day of January’. 1U13. at the years ago Saturday, 15—Perry ihat 'by the goodness o f God T > L r im o n r l at Pprrvdale- hour o f l o ’clock p. m. of Mid_ DaLas, d i .y M t h . t l m . an.l th u n k Polk County. dale, B l O c t a m e d a <1L r c r i j u d i c , the County Court mom they were far from want-” —New York Oregon, as the place for the he ir ntc o f objections Butler and 1 ern at Butler. to said report, and the final settlement of said es Tribune. February 21—Fairview; E - tate. Dated this 14th day of November. 1912. kins. vT E. J. S YR O N . Reflection« of a THankful P«ssimi«t. Administrator of the estate Friday,' February 38—North Did you ever think, when it'* rain of Malind.i A . Syron. deceased. M arriage Licenses Sibley A Ea' in attorney. Dallas. ing and snowing at the same time nnd Saturday, March 1—Bethel, Newton L. Guy and Mina M. the street* form a dainty swamp of slush and the chills are running np i Hughes. McCoy at cethel. Estrav Notice Hiid down and b u c k , how rery much Saturday, March 8 -A ir h e and Pearl H. Hughes and Linda you have to he thankful for? On such Miller. Ward at Airlie. C A M E to my place on Salt Creek several days occasion* look In your empty coal bin Friday, March 14— West Sa- ajro a blue cow and a cowple o f iS-mynth heif- H. Montgomery Ward and era. sort of red. Owner can have them by payin'»- and fold your arms in content. lem. chare«».—Chas. Muller. L5 True, the « on* bin is dark nnd dank. Edith M. Davidson. Saturday, March 15— Rogue Bur think how much blacker It would River and Valley Junction at two meetings occur on the same be if the ooel were there! Chamberlain’ s Cougn Remedy Rogue River. It's the little things that make or mar • Cure« Gobi*. Croup and W hooping Cough. Supervisor H. H. Parson ana date. one’s happiness: therefore the less coni By all co-operating in these one ha* the happier he should be. one member o f the Educational F o r swell is lo g ic board will attend one m «tin g meetings as they have in the T A noted -............ philosopher has said. "The and Superintendent H. O. Sej" I’a8t rafllief8^ y#wi,‘ do„ a ........- mn,,r anil one member o f the amount of good for the good o f ra t bin t« a ha* been board will attend another when the county. »hivr, are to. very ».m of comfort. A Complete Answer to the Query, "Who O ú iK d Him?" * y * The Whole Subject Clarified For the * Public Benefit — Clergy and Laity * Unscriptural Terms. * Albany, N. Y.. * Ten per cent discount on our entire stock o f Table Linens and Napkins. Large selection to choose from. Ten per cent discount on our stock o f Fancy Dress Goods Suitings and Cloakings. Sacrifice sale on Ladies and Misses Tailor- Made Suits. Note Prices: * * * + * *■ Nov. 17. — As al * ways. 1'astor Bus * LOT NO. 1 —Ladies’ Tailored Suits, values up to * sell got the crowds $30.00, to close out at . . . . today. We report * bis discourse ou * * LOT NO. 2—Ladies’ Tailored Suits, values up to Ministerial Ordi * $30.00, Sale P r i c e .............................................. nation and Titles. Very evidently It LOT NO. 3 —Ladies, Tailored Suits, values up to Is a reply to au at * $30.00, Sale P r i c e ..................................... tack recently made * * upon him by a Mr. Liberal reduction on all our Tailor-Made Suits and Coats. A FEW * W. T Kills. ffelJ STRICTLY TAILORED SUITS EXCEPTED. editor of The Con è 4* tinent. and alias, * 125 Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats and Raincoats to be closed out at a ♦ the "Religious Itaiubler.” Ellis claims * liberal reduction. that I'astor Bussell's ordination as Fas * * tor is fraudulent. The ad.lress shows •# that Faster Bussell fully understands * the situation. He fully justified his | r >- * * sition before his vast audience and & showed up the "Rambler" editor In the unenviable light of either being * + ignorant o f the subjects discussed, or * attempting to deceive the public. His * text was. "Not of men. neither by tuau. * F o r m e r p a r t n e r a n d s u c c e s s o r t o R . J a c o b s o n & C o ., M c M i n n v i l le , O r e . but by Jesus tMidst, and God the Fa * * ther. who raised Him from the dead" * (Gal. i. 1 1 . He said:— Satisfaction Guaranteed. If you are satisfied tell your friends; if NOT tell us. * The time has come for telling the lieople what tile Bible teaches respect ing ordination to teach and preach. Tile doctrine of A|>ostolic Succession started in the secoud century A. D. The bishops claimed that they had the same authority that Jesus gave to the twelve A|M»stles. U| m » ii this claim they ordaiiKHi the inferior clergy. This principle Is wholly unscriptural. According to the Bible, the Church of Christ Is not composed o f two parts, Owing to a dissolution of clergy and laity. Jesus declared. "All co-partnership, we will sell ye are brethren; One is your Master. at public auction, at our place Christ." St. Fa ill shows that in the early Church the ministers were the 2 miles west of Ballston, on servants o f the flock. They were o f the people, chosen by them by the stretching forth o f the hand. Many o f the reformers coveted the at 10:30, a list o f farm prop titles accorded the Catholic clergy erty, o f which the following They did not care to tell the congre is a few items: gation that its word was supreme, and that its ministers were merely its serv ants. Others, realizing that these ti tles were unscriptural. declined to use them: preferring to he called pastor. My Bible Student associates, knowing my objection to the title •'Reverend.” address me as Pastor. I am the elected POLK COUNTY SCHOOL TEACH Fnstor o f the Brooklyn Tállenmele PRINCIPALS’ CLUB. congregation, and also o f the London ERS’ INSTITUTE Tabernacle congregation, and I fall to see ground for criticism in this respect, The meeting of the Principals' nor do I attack Christian brethren who The teachers of Polk county Club o f Polk county was called met in their annual teachers’ accept other and unscriptural titles. $ 10.00 $12.65 $16.65 D. M. Nay berger Auction Sale MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25, of horses and colts; The Itemizer, 4 months for 25 cents 16 1 head cow; 5 Poland China to order by W. A. Johnston, of institute at Dallas in the high Bethel, and the permanent or Must Paetors Be Ordained? sows; 1 0. L C sow and Poland China boar, 32 head of 4-months-old pigs; 48 high grade Cotswoid ewes; 16 ewe lambs and many farm implements, etc. school building on November 13, Ordination is uecessary to the office o f pastor. The question is. What consti ganization for 1912 effected. W. 14. 15 with every teacher except tutes ail ordinatiou to. preach amongst I. Ford, o f Dallas, was elected ing one, who was sick, present Terms: All sums under $10 temporary chairman, H. E. Barn-! the full time. the people o f God? bankable This question has received various hart, o f Falls City, secretary-' The work in the different de cash, over that, answers. The Roman. Anglican and treasurer, and W. I. Ford, presi-! partments was well handled by notes, 10 months, 8 per cent Greek Churches, claiming Apostolic dent for the coming year. The the instructors selected by Su Discount of 3 per cent for Succession, declare that authorization arrangements for the regular1 perintendent Seymour, and a ll1 cash. to preach must come through their meetings of the club were left to apostle bishops, and have uot allowed the officers ajid Superintendent teachers reported much benefit T h os. R an d, received from this work, and say I M . F . W h i t e , Frotestant ministers to enter their pul that they will return to their A u ction eer O w n er pits—until the Episcopalians, about a Seymour. By motion the matter o f se schools stronger and more able year ago granted this concession. Of course, if tlieir proposition were cor lecting the biok for this year’ s to carry on their work. rect. I am just as much unordained as study was left to H. C. Seymour The evening lectures by Prof. of the teachers o f the county and ail other Frotestant ministers—and no and J. H. Ackerman. A. H. Chamberlain, of San Fran state, we extend to President J. Motion by H. C. Seymour that cisco, and George Gilbert Ban H. Ackerman our warmest thanks more so. Each denomination at its beginning the chair appoint a committee croft were well received by the and heartfelt appreciation for was opposed by all others; yet each consisting of three persons, two the constructive criticism and teachers and others. taught that the clergy were separate principals and one rural teacher helpful work that he has brought Mr. Chamberlain gave a lec from the laity. Only since the organ to secure as many as possible of to us from time to time. ture on the Yosemite National i ization of the Evangelical Alliance the teachers and principals to at Fifth—We note with pleasure Park and illustrated it with beau «184(51 have the different sects of tend the meetings o f the club, tiful pictures o f the National the progress and efficiency o f the Christendom acknowledged each oth was 'carried. Mr. Haley, o f Air- Park. work of the supervisor o f rural er’s ordinations. Each denomination makes use of such ceremonies as it lie, W. A. Johnston, o f Bethel, At the close o f the institute schools, H. H. Parsons, and ex deems proper. If. therefore, the con and Mr. Dykstra, o f Fairview, the teachers passed the following press our appreciation o f such gregation o f Christian believers in were appointed. resolutions: Report o f the com services, and declare our unre By motion o f Mr. Johnston the mittee on resolutions for the Polk served endorsement o f this nec Brooklyn and London ordain or ap point me ns their pastor, it is their matter of the debates for this County Teachers’ Institute. essary department o f the educa own choice what ceremonies, if any. year was deferred one week,and tional department o f Polk coun The Polk County Teachers’ In shall accompany that ordination. Who the principals o f the different ty. stitute has been a source o f ben can dispute this? No Protestant de schools -vere instructed to notify Sixth—Whereas Superinten- efit to all attending, personally nomination. surely; for their own or- the secretary of the club during and professionally. In every re kent H. C. Seymour has untiring llnatlons are on this very basis. the first o f the week following spect it has reflected the efforts ly worked to make this and oth The subject of ordinatiou seems to have fallen Into confusion during the the institute whether or not their and ability o f the managers in ers o f our institute a success, we Dark Ages. St. Fan I particularly eiu- schools would be represented in making it a success and in bring wish to express to him our thanks p!<#tsizes the fact that he did not re the debating league should one ing it to the high standard o f e f and warm appreciation for his e f ceive his commission as preacher nnd be organized. ficiency that it has reached. forts, and in that he has consist Apostle o f Christ from his brother The challenge from Yamhill Therefore, we, the teachers in ently at all times planned and Apostles, but by Divine authorization. county for a field meet between worked to improve the conditions This Is the Scriptural principle underly the representatives o f the schools institute assembled, declare the o f the schools o f Polk county, we ing Divine ordination to the ministry o f those two counties was ac following resolutions: First —In as much as the school declare our indorsement o f his o f Christ. cepted and upon motion o f Mr. board o f Dallas have willingly plans for standardization for the No denomination claims that the or We indorse and favor dination of Its ministers either made or Seymour, a committee was ap-| and unreservedly granted tho use schools. kept them perfect. All admit that pointed to confer with the Yam o f the high school building for the work that he, with others, there have been sad failures amongst hill authorities and makearrange- the use and convenience of the has done in promoting the Indus their ordained ministers. Neither ments for the meet. Those ap institute, we extend to them our trial Fair for the school children would they claim that ordination has pointed were Barnhart, Chute warmest thanks in appreciation! o f this county and favor its fur given their ministers superior discern and Seymour. and acknowledgement o f their I ther development and extension, ment o f Divine Truths On the con and urge the co-operation o f all ihere being no further busi trary it Inis Injured the clergy by ness the club adjourned until favor. Second—We regret that our patrons and pupils, as well as making many o f them domineering date set for next meeting or call state su|»erintendent, L. H. Al that of all teachers of the county. and lordly, contrary to the spirit and Signed by. teachings of Christ and the Apostles: by the president. derman, has not been able to be H. E. BARNHART W. A. Johnston. aiih «lie laity by lending them to con present at these sessions and Secretary. learning the cause thereof, we A. J. Shipley. clude that merely secular matters W. I. Ford. should engage their attention. High School Building, express our dissapointmext be The Dallas, Nov. 13. True Ordination. Finally flu* Cantor showed the true ordination to be the Impnrtntlon o f the Holy Spirit. Whoever receives this has Clod'* authority to t»e ills am bassador and mouthpiece. Such show the work «>f the Holy Spirit regenerat ing their minds nnd hearts, giving them Insight Into the Scriptures, n.irt enabling them to I»e God’s mouth pieces. ministers o f His Truth. CASTO R IA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought B oar, the X V Signature of School to Have Lecture Course. Fairview school is the first school in the state to arrange for ! a speaker under the new lecture ¡course provided by Mr. Aider- man. On November 29th, P. J. Kuntz, city superintendent of the Salem schools, will give an address on the “ New View of Education.’ ’ This address will j be given in connection with the basket social. A short pro gram will be given and the Mon mouth orchestra will furnish the music. Program will begin promptly at eight o ’clock. /-OCIOA à M C h i l d r e n Cry C h i l d r e n Cry FOR FLETCHER’ S Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy FOR FLETCHER'S C A S T O R I A Thanksgiving Sale * * * + * + I c a n Colds, Croup and W lio o p tn . Cuufh. „ C A S T O R I A W’. I. Reynolds. cause of his absence, our regret F. G. Chute. for his unhappy misfortune, and H. E. Barnhart. our heartfelt sympathy with him Committee. in his suffering, and extend to him our best wishes for a speedy and complete recovery. FERRYDALE NO. 2. Th ird- We extend our thanks to the various instructors, whose Scott Bennett came in Friday from work has been suggestive and hia Salmon River ranch, lie expects helpful to those present. to stay here until after the holidays. Fourth -In as much as the in Henry Clifford ia staking out the structors o f the Oregon State Normal school have so unreserv ground for a 40 acre prune orchard' Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Miller and sons, edly given their services to the cause o f the institute, we extend from Oakd ile, spent several days visit ing at the l e e home. to them our warmest thanks for J. S. Parker spent severs! days last the helpful work given in the at different places inspecting general sessions and in the de week fruit. partment work. And whereas Everyone interested in school work the work and spirit manifested 1 shoul I attend the basket social in Per- i by the president o f that institu I rvdal . Nov. 27th. tion reflects his great interest in i M s. le e returned home Friday from the Polk Countv Teachers’ Insti- ! Dalisa after spending nearly two weeks tut“ and that his great desire is the e with her son, ' ,uy, who had Leen . to be a helper, as well as a friend, | in ihe Dallas hospital. I I
