Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, December 05, 1912, Image 1

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Polk County has Soil
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Any Fruit Thrives
VOL. XXXVII
Last Wednesday night the
high school second team defeat­
ed Independence second team at Through the courtesy of Mr.
Independence by the score of j \V. Ellison, of the local firm of
25 to 17. The game was very electricians, it fcras our pleas-
rough and exciting. The Inde- ure this week | to look over a
pendence team seemed to think COpV of a paper-nearly 113 years
they were playing football and ; old, jt was known as the Ulster
the Dallas boys refused to be run j County Gazette and was pub-
over. The officials could not put I ijgjjed in Kingston, New York,
| a stop to it. The first ended on Saturday, January 4, 1800,
with a score of 10 to 9 in tayor i ^|,at issue being the 88th num-
of Da'las. The scoring for Dal­ ber. It is a page paper, of
las was: Campbell 4, Eakin 3, four columnsi to the page, the
Lockman 3, Gooch 1, Wilson 1. measure for tne columns being
Williams did all the scoring for 14 ems, instead of 13 ems, as
A N D LET ME TELL YOU
Independence, shooting 7 field newspaper columns are set in
baskets and 3 fouls. Ray Boyd- width today. Nothing but Ro­
ston refereed and Will Ridgeway man
type is used for heads or
of Independence, umpired.
1 body, except that some words
The Adelphian literary society gj.g “thrown up" in advertise
met Monday afternoon and held ments in what used to be known
a bosiness meeting, and decided ^ “title.” The paper itself is
to give the PhJlogia society a re- considerable like our manila, only
turn party.
of a coarser fibre, and one well
Saturday night the Dallas high calculated to withstand the time
school basket ball team will play : ____
has been
usage to, this but copy
their first game of the season in I and
sub jeered"
the print is as
Dallas, when they meet the Cap-1 good ag ever,
ital Business College team. The On account of (he death and
locals defeated the Salem lads funeral of George Washington
early in the season at Salem. contained
therein, this copy of
Since then the college team has the Gazette
been much
been strengthened by the addi­ sought after all has
over
world,
tion of several new players. The and our foreman, Mr. the Dawley,
regular Dallas lineup will be put
that a few years ago in Los
in the game, consisting of Woods says
Angeles
he assisted in printing
and Boydston forwards, Heistand many duplicate
center, Matheny and Herzog same edition. copies of this
guards. The game will be called John Adam i was president at
at 8 o’clock sharp, at the armory. this time, and the front page is
Admission 25 cents. Every considerably devoted to doings
bodycome.
congress, just taking its seat,
Manager Cadle has arranged of
and
to the president’s message
: to play Ashland high school, the and congress’
thereto. It
D O N 'T F O R G E T :
Southern Oregon champions, two only took three reply
months
to get
' games in Dallas during the holi- news from the mother country,
! days. Klamath Falls will be and another news feature was a
j here the 4th of January. The humber of dispatches from promi­
next game will be with the Leb-
officers of the British ar­
LOWEST OF LO W PRICES
¡anon high school December 14. nent
my giving an account of the
battle of Zurich, which had oc­
curred on September 30th, but
Wants Some Tools.
at that date they had received
I Mr. Editor:
By the W ay, Ladies:
London papers up to October
I see by your Rocca news 20th.
All the powers Seem to
| about a narrow part of the road.
a
principally been engaged in
I Can anybody show me a wj(je 'have
war,
Holland
having
been
evac­
| part? It is nothing but a trail, uated by the Russians, several
i and always will be until we have Spanish ships having been cap­
a district. Just think of,.it a tured bv Bgitxin, and the allies
man has 75 miles and more road
having a time with France.
to work. Don’t you think there were
The Gazette had turned col­
is a nigger in the fence? Can umn
on account of the
you tell me what becomes of our death rules
of Washington, they be­
road money? No, you can not. ing about
three times as
It is ordered paid, and that
as those in use at the pres­
settles it. We have a right to thick
day. George Washington
believe that some of it goes for ent
this life on the 14th of
WHEN YOU
WHEN YOU
whiskey. I hope not. You can departed
December, 1799, aged 68 years,
V V III ■
■ ■ W I li V Q
not woik the road with hand and
he was entombed with all
tools, which has been the case. the honor
SEE IT IN
SEE IT IN
and splendor possible
Do not run our supervisers out at that date,
noted
men
of
his­
of Dallas. One is all you want. tory taking a prominent part.
OUR AD.
OUR AD.
Give one to Falls City and give The paper had a number of
us one, and some tools to work sheriff sales, Peter Ten Broek
it with. We have the teams and being kept busy in this respect
IPS SO
IT’S SO
we will widen it.
The
advertisements
are
espec-
i
Dadlas, O r e g o n
F. H. SCHMIDT,
unique, being a bare state­
Rocca. ially
-
ment, of facts, but Luther An­
dres invokes the muse in a dis-
VOTE IN POLK.
cription of what he has for sale.
Abraham I. Hasbrouch announc­
Women Exercise Suffrage Right at es his intention to continue the
grocery and boating business; the
Independence Election.
printshop has writing, wrapping AFTERNOON LUNCHEON.
RUPTURE EXPERT HERE.
Dallas Band Organizes
At
the
municipal
election
in
and
bonnett
paper
for
sale,
and
This Beautiful Independence Monday there were li e his brother of today adver­
Seeley, Who Fitted Czar of Russia, Monday night the Dallas band
411 votes ca3t, 51 of which was tises for old rags; John Schoon- M n. M. M. Ellis Entertains Offi­
met and elected the following
Recalled to Salem.
women.
maker wants to sell half a sawmill cers and Directors of Needle­
PILLOW TOP cast The by candidate
officers:
President, Melvin Dun-
for the mayor­ and also a stout, healthy, active
F. H. Seeley, of Chicago and gan; secretary,
Norman Ramsey;
work
Guild.
alty of the citizens’ ticket, K. negro wench; Wm. Peters wants
Philadelphia, the noted truss ex­ treasurer; business
manager, Roy
C. Eldridge, won out, while for an apprentice in the clothing bu­
pert, will be at the Salem hotel
Plans for the coming
recorder D. M. Swope on the siness; Mtys Van Stunberg ad­ At the home of their president, and will remain in Salem this Finseth.
winter were discussed 'and
same t:cket, carried the day in vises no one to harbor his wife, Mrs. Ellis, on last Saturday af­ Monday and Tuesday, only. De­ adopted.
will be
his Co itest.
and there are many lost, strayed, ternoon the ladies of the Needle- cember 9th ami 10th. Mr. Seely held every Rehearsals
Wednesday
night;
dlework Guild met in a business ; says; "The Spermatic Shield which will begin next Wednes­
For councilman for two years, and land for sale notices.
session and heard the reports of Truss as now used and approved day evening. Several new play­
D. W. Irvine, on the citizens’
the officers, a resume of which by the United States Govern­ expect to join. Plans for the
tiiket, W. H. Walker and T. H.
LETTER LIST.
we publish elsewhere in this is­ ment will not only retain any ers
Drexler on the Independent tick
big annual concert will be made
sue,
which
shows
what
these
la­
case
of
rupture
perfectly,
afford­
et were the successful ones.
in the near future. All mem­
The following letters remained dies are doing for the relief of ing immediate and complete re­ bers
One of the candidates for city uncalled
of the band remember next
for in the Dallas post- the poor and needy of our com­ lief, but closes the opening in Wednesday
councilman, H. Lallaberty, was office
night at 7:30 sharp.
Tuesday:
arrested during the day for using
munity. The afternoon was ten days on the average case.
Mrs. J. A. Adams.
made especially pleasant by Mrs. This instrument received the on-
abusive language and fined $ j .
Dr. Chas. A, Ballard.
Ellis, who had prepared dainty re­ ! ly award in England and in Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Cherring-
It. A. Bills.
freshments, which where heartily Spain, producing results without ton, of Portland, spent Thanks­
Brother in Dallas.
Miss
Inez
McCarthy.
discussed
after the business had surgery, harmful injections, pre­ giving here with Mr. and Mrs.
Olaf A. Tocitmoa, whose name Newman Lewis.
been
disposed
of, and which scriptions or treatments. Mr. Lynn Chapman.
To prov. »he superior beiuty of Real silk has been so prominent in the Miss Mary E. Nelson.
came as a decided surprise to the 1 Seeley has documents from the
Embroidery over the many imitation, and dailv pre88 for the past two John J. A. Neufeld.
ladies. Many beautiful cut flow­ United States Government,
to ihow the beautiful, aofl, rich effect! pro- i ^
jn connection with the big Henry Rallen.
ers
and ferns were in evidence Washington, D. C. for inspec­
uce wit
'
• ». dyi amite trials, has a brother Margaret Saunders.
throughout
the house, the din­ tion. All charity cases without
Carlson Currier do . s Perfection reading ¡n Dallas. The brother Fred Stennett.
ing room being particularly love­ charge, or if any interested call j
IT m h p n i f l o p v Q i l l f is a man of family with a wife Mrs.
Mercedus Wadsworth. ly by a profusion of white chrys­ he will be glad to show the truss | The only poetively painless cancer
an<t several children. He can e
C. G. GOAD,
anthemums and purple violets, without charge or fit them if de­ cure
in existence It is also the most
irom the old country at the
certain. We have removed by this
Postmaster.
we make this liberal offer. You can get out
which
also
added
to
the
pleas­
sired.
Any
one
ruptured
should
cancers that other noted speci­
FREE above Pillow Top and back , a list solicitation of his brother, but1
of the afternoon. The remember the date and take ad­ method
alists have failed to cure.
of handsome Embroidery Designs and one when arrived in Frisco, the big H. O. Lane has sold the Model antness
officers
present
were,
Mrs.
M.
vantage
of
th.s
opportunity.
Don’t
fool with uncertain methoda.
book, “ Suggestions in Shadings,’* by pur­
wai on, and his brother Variety store, on Main and Oak, M. Ellis, president; Mrs. Oscar
Don’t
waste
time by having them cut
D5
chasing six skeins Carlson Currier Co.’s strike
out or treated dy X-ray or other elec­
Embroidery Silk and one Lesson Sheet at who was dispensing aid to the to his brother, Frank Lane, who Hayter, secretary; Mrs. H, C.
trical methoda.
strikers, could do nothing for has taken charge and will re- Eakin, treasurer; directors, Mrs.
our Art Department for 2 5 cent«.
Swell Our Population.
That persistent pimple, that warty
him. and he gradually drifted on modle the storeroom and put in H. B. Gosper, Mrs. George Ger- Abraham
growth that is slowly growing; that
Friesen,
a
brother
of
up
this
way.
The
family
picked
1 linger, Mrs. G. P, MacGregor, Pete Friesen, arrived here Sun-j mole-like affair that ia slowly spreading
DALLAS MERCANTILE CO. hop:j this fall for Vern Smith, a larger stock of goods.
place somewhere on your skin that
Mrs. W. V Fuller, Mrs. Theo­ day from Langham, Canada. that
Rev.
C.
T.
Whittelsey,
former­
and are now living in the eastern
forms s scab which on coming off leaves
dore
Farrrington,
Mrs.
C.
G.
He
brought
with
him
his
family
ly a professor in Dallas college, Coad, Mrs. J. G. VanOrsdel,
raw surface, repeating it time after
Miss Emroy McDevitt, of In- part of town.
that lump in your breast that is
of wife and ten children, and; a time;
and
more
recently
pastor
at
Eu­
Mrs.
E.
Hayter,
Mrs.
E.
C.
Kirk­
getting
a Tittle larger, is the be­
1 dependence, has been visiting W. E. Schoel has severed his gene, is now preaching at Cove patrick. Mrs. C. L. Crider, Mrs. I has located here. If a few more ginning just
a dreadful disease that will
Sam Smithson is back from a Mrs. Virginia Smith has re ! her parents here, Mr. and Mrs. connection with the Oregon Orchard and at McCoy, Next George Scott, Mrs. W. J. Kearth, families of that size will come in sueediiy of carry
you to your grave.
three weeks visit with a brother turned home from Eugene, where! C. S. McDevitt
Sunday, December 8th, he will Mrs. W. F. Manston, Mrs. J. R. it will not take long for Dallas ful Thousands
of testimonials from grate-
Power
company
here,
and
after
she
has
been
for
several
seasons,,
^
.
r.
__
,
r
cured
patients
treated during the
to
reach
the
3000
mark.
in California whom he had not
at McCoy at 11 a. m. and Algood.
month’s vacation will take a at preach
past thirty years. Send for booklet.
head trimmer in a large millinery , ^ hjg parenta’ Mr. and Mrs. H. a position
: een for 29 years.
3
p.
m.
Morning,
subject,
with the Northwestern “Does God Speak to Men?” Af­
and see us before your cancer
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Hayter cele­ Come
get to the point where no one can cure
L. Fenton here last week.
Frank Lsws will leave next establishment
Electrical company, of Porland. ternoon
brated
their
25th
wedding
an­
Mr.
Carl
Thompson,
of
St.
subject,
“S
te
p
p
in
g
you.
Ail treated under guarantee. Ad­
week for Tennesee, being the i Curt Hubbard has been visit- J. E. Beezley was one of the Both Mr. and Mrs. Schoel will Stones of Henman Progress.” Johns, spent the week visiting niversary at their home Saturday dress Drs.
Russell A Billington, lu20
first visit he has paid his old ing with his brother, Doug, at winners in the Oregonian sub­ be greatly missed from our so­ All are invited.
8th Avenue. Seattle, Wn.
evening.
A
fine
time
was
had.
with
Mr.
A.
E.
Thompson.
home in 13 years.
his Rocca home.
scription contest making $35. cial circles.
Sterling Furniture Co’s., Suggestions
WHAT TO GIVE
First of all: Select few articles, buy
good goods, something that will
last.
Don’t ask if a $5.00 Extending Table
is good. For it is not. We cannot
buy a good one for that money.
Do not throw away your money on
poor trashy stuff.
We are in position to furnish you with
the best. We are delighted when
we have calls for the best. Then we
can give you your money’s worth,
and can stand back of our goods.
Let us help you make your selections.
We will see that you get good value
for your money.
Mr. “ PUT-IT-0FF-F0R-T0M0RR0W
that if you don’t take advantage of the remarkably
low prices, now prevailing in my store, you will be
doing just as the balance of the “I-WISH-I-HAD-DONE-IT” kind
are doing, namely: Kicking Yourself.
: :
&
Therefore, avoid being sorry. Come in today
and select one of those Elegant Suits or Overcoats,
or Hat, or Shoes, or whatever your heart may desire
and your purse allow, that are on Sale Now at a
Great Saving : : : : : : :
Fresh, Up to Date, Season­
able Goods in the heart of the season at the
Do you desire something
really useful as well as ornamental, in the way of
present, for your father, husband, son, brother or
sweetheart. Be sure you come in to see,
Yours most respectfully,
Sterling Furniture Co.
ting
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1 * 11 .
VU-
Wm. Herzog
Leading Clothier
DALLAS, OREGON
Free
Cancer Specialists.
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