Polk County itemizer., December 05, 1912, Image 4

COUNCIL MEETING.
Garbage Depository Now Becoming •*
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If you are tired o f taking medicine
and really want to get well, come to me
and have the cause o f your trouble re­
moved by Chiropractic or (spinal ad­
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Rheumatism, Sick Headache, Nervous­
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Deafness, Lumbago, Pleurisy, Insomnia,
Neuralgia, Paralysis, Piles, Pneumonia,
all Stomach and Liver Troubles, Con­
stipation. Diarrhoea, Kidney and Urin­
ary Disorders, Female Diseases, Lame
and Weak Back, Spinal Trouble o f any
description, are just a few o f the many
diseases that are being cured every day
by this wonderful sc.cnee.
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Dr. E. James Scheetz
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Hours 9:00 a. m. to 2:00 p. m.
Dornsife Residence
518 Church St.
B A K IN G
POWDER
A b so lu te ly P u re
[From a series o f elaborate chem ical tests.]
Comparative digestibility of food made with
different baking powders.
An equal quantity o f bread (biscuit) was made
with each of tw o kinds o f baking powder— cream
o f tartar and alum— and submitted separately to
the action of the digestive fluid, each for the same
length of time.
The percentage of the food digested is shown as
follow s:
Braad m *d. with Royal Cream of Tartar Pow d.rt
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99 P«r Cent. Digested
ade with alum pow der:
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Business Directory
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Royal Baking Powder raised food is shown to be
of greatly superior digestibility and healthfulness.
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A Directory o f each C ity, Tow n and
V illage, giving descriptive sketch o f
each place, location, population, tele -
graph, sh ipping and banking p oint;
also C lassified Directory, com piled by
business and profession.
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The Largest Industry in Polk County is the
Dallas Lumber and
Logging Company
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Note the Hinge Joint on Stay
Wires— The American is the only
fence that has it.
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President
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Veterinary Surgeon
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Dallas, Oregon.
WE HAVE A 9-BAR FIELD FENCE
FOR 32 CENTS A ROD
Carried in all lengths.
City Express & Transfer Co.
Our PRICE is RIGHT Because We Sell for CASH
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The city council met in regular
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session last Monday evening,
W. G. Vassall, R. K. Williams,
with all the officers and council-
B. H. McCallou, F. J. Craven.
men present except Councilman
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This
bank is pleased to place .t t) a
Barham,
4= disposal of its customers the facilities
Coad reported for the street
during many years of continuous
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committee five cement cross­
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walks and a number o f tempor­
ary board ones.
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Staats reported two bids in for
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the moving o f the bell tower, *
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and another one yet to come,
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Oregon Power Co_........... $178,00
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Dallas Teltphone C o ____
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J H Moore, labor_______ 24,61 Z
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Star Transfer___________ 17.25 Z
• BARS
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J C Hayter, ledger. ___ 17.20 Z
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Craven Bros., hardware.. 12.95
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City Time book..............254.80
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P S Greenwood, s a la ry ... 31.50
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A Bowman, w o o d ______
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A C Moore, labor...........
30.15 Z
(Soehren Warehouse C o ... 180.50
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I V Lynch, labor________
5.00
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Ed Plaster, hauling..........
1.00
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Dr V C Staats, services..
2.00 Z
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B . F. B U T L E R
N Anderson, labor______
3.60 Z
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Itemizer, printing______
5.00 Z
* Office over Fuller Pharmacy, Dallas,
Chas Gregory, insurance. 55.00 Z
Hours: 8 to 12 A. Si. 1 t o 5 P. M.
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F H Morrison, services..
4.50 Z
All kiuda ot Dental work done a t
reasonable prices.
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W J White, salary.......... . 65.00
Chas Gregory, salary___ 67.60 Z
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W L Tooze. salary........... 20.00 Z
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John Frakes, labor. . . . .
5.00
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VV G Vassall, fe e s_______ 96.25
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A communication was received *
LON MCSCOTT, PROPRIETOR
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from Jones & Flagg, showing
All kinds of hauling at reasonable
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rates. Phone orders promptly at­
about six feet out of the street. z
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tended to. Headquarters at W eb­
Keport accepted.
ster’s confectionery.
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An ordinance was introduced
Phones: Bell 264, Mutual 251
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and read first time licensing the
Barn Phone Mutual 245
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peddling o f meat in the city lim­
its.
An ordinance was read pre­
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scribing the laying o f curbs, and j
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repealing prior ordinances gov­
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next week for changes.
A moat valuable pamphlet. Telia and illustrate«
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f t f t f t * f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t f t how to clear «tump land at the lowest known cost
Mayor Craven stated that set­ # * * * * * *
per acre by devices just perfected.
Free to ow n­
ers o f stump land who send me their names.
tlement had been made with
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Mrs. Snyder and Hort Eakin for
The Needlework Guild.
the surplus land on Court street \
in front o f their properties nec­
The Dallas branch o f the
essary to straighten out the Needlework o f America was or­
street, and that deeds had been ganized in May 1909. The first
When in Portland *
j recorded for the same.
collection brought 283 garments,
STOP AT
A deed for the opening and which were distributed during
dedication o f a street in what is the year among sixteen different
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known as the Manston property j families. In 1910, 555 garments
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k near the saw mill was received j were collected and some twenty
v and referred
to Councilman families aided. In 1911 the col-
Ratea—SOc. 7 5 c and 9 1 .OO
Ayres.
j lection numbered 610 garments,
(BATHS INCLUDED)
Wm Kersey appeared before i and twenty families were sup­
the council and asked for the plied, in nearly every instance
% Newly Furnished.
Under N -w -7-'
dedication as a street of a certain the farr.ity consisted o f from
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Management.
They are built for rugged use.
roadway in North Dallas through eight
ten members. For 1912
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his property and that o f J. L. 636 articles have been received.
Built strong and durable.
Castle’s giving them an outlet to In addition to these new gar-
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Built so that they
blow
the creek. The matter was on . ments, as many more second-
motion of Fenton referred to the j hand articles are distributed.
out; so that they
leak and
smoke.
city attorney to look up the city’s Cash donations are used for the
standing in the matter.
purchase o f shoes or other things
! MONEY to LOAN on IMPROVED EARMS
Attorney Tooze stated that an required not otherwise available.
agent o f the Union Tea Com­
! In this Vicinity. Make application t o $
The organization is non-sectar­
pany had fought the city peddling ian, and all appeals for help are
Wm.C. Borchers, Financial Agent |
A t D e a le r s E v e r y w h e r e
ordinance, and been beaten in promptly investigated.
207 208 O regon ian B u ildin g
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the city court; that he had ap­
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STANDARD
OIL
COMPANY
pealed from the decision to the
(C a liforn ia )
WORTHY WOMAN.
P ortla n d ,
S a n F ra n cisco
circuit court, and that he desired
authority to go ahead and fight
the case in the higher court. On Mother of Fourteen Children In­
A/VA
motion of Fenton the attorney
cluding Two Pair of Twin Boys.
MRS. OLIVE SMITH-BICKNELL \
was ordered to go ahead..
On motion o f Coad the matter
INSTRUCTOR ON
Mrs. Richard Osborn, born in
o f a crack sustained in moving
Jackson county, Mo., April 11,
the Grand Theatre was left
1825, making her 86 years old,
Staats and Campbell to effect
crossed the plains in 1852, settl­
Studio: 712 Oak 8t., Dallas, Oregon
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settlement with Mr. Frakes.
ing near Pudding Creek, Marion
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The
Pictorial
county, Ore. The writer has
HOW C0NDIT TAKES IT.
Review
listened to a great many inter­
esting sketches of her pioneer
The Veteran Editor of The Clinton days which she remembers as if
were but yesterday. Her
Advocate Announces Defeat. they
maiden name was Tait. She
| married R. Osborn in ’42 and he
For sale, one stall fed elephant, died in 1898. Her home has al­
wrrranted gentle and broke to ways been the plain and humble
drive single or double, and one kind. She never has worn glass­
wild and wooly rutting bull moose es and can hear as good as ever.
(also tame and gentle now) both Always has been a working wo­
PICTORIAL REVIEW
will eat out o f your hand. Might man and never had a hired wo­
be used as a double team to haul man in her house. The day pre­
fodder for one perfectly good vious to this writing she presen-
jackass, who has an abnormal ted to Mrs. Mack a log cabin
appetite, having hungered and quilt which she pieced recently,
thirsted for lo, these many years. She has p'eced one hundred
Will some gentlemen kindly quilts since since her husband’s
pass the crow?
death. She has spent at least
The wild untame \ Bull Moose thirty-two years at her home in
fr o m c h o ic e s t
was as good as his word he "eat Polk county where she still lives
grain—aged un-
the vitrls out o f the Republican with her son, Charles. She is
} til every drop
party,” but he evidently bit off a grandmother of our county
n : ia a p e a r l of
more than he could chew, and in : clerk, Asa Robinson, o f whom he
I f liquid perfection.
his mad endeavor to bolt the ten- j can be very proud.
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-ler morsel, it stuck In his throat|
Alwaya t h e b ea t.
Notice.
and choked him. Vale Roosevelt.
SOLD B Y
Alas! Our poor thirteen-inch j Owing to the high price o f
J. C. SHULTZ
gun, fired only once during the feed and cows, and the expense
campaign, was evidently muzzle- o f putting in new washing, ster­
plugged with mud, and she’ s ilizing and bottling milk in order
busted, lock, stock and barrel. to comply with the new dairy
Oh, what a fall was there, my law the price o f bottled milk will
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countrymen.
be 8 cents per quart during the
Rut cheer up, it may not be so Winter months beginning Dec.
bad as it looks. It is hoped that 1 st.
J. F. HOLMAN.
the grass may still grow just as
gn e n and the cows give just as
mi ch milk hereafter, under the
Cures Colds, Croup «art Whooplror Con dv
Do you need wood? In pre-
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W h y punish yourself with rough, high-proof, strong
ru'e of the Philistines, as they
paring to place your or
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have heretofore under the Lord’ s
whiskey when you can get Cyruj Noble everywhere?
dels
remember
that
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able to furnish you all kinds
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The King is dead. Long live!
W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & C0.? General Agent*, Portland
oi slab wood Irom either of
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the Dallas sawmills, at tlie
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best possible rates, Send in
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W hen you buy a RAYO, you buy a well-made
lantern — the best that experts can produce.
Buy Your Lumber of Them and Help the Community Grow
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A LOCAL
MAN or WOMAN
PIANO and ORGAN
is desired right now to represent
in this territory—to call on those whose
subscriptions are about to expire. Big money for
the right person—representatives in some other
districts make over $500.00 a month. Spare time
workers are liberally paid for what they do. Any
>erson taking up this position becomes the direct
ocal representative of the publishers. Write to­
day for this offer of
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222 West 39th St.
I t tak es five
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New York City
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Distilled
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WOOD fOR SALÍ
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy
Made-'n- Oregon Blankets
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T
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M
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OAK GROVE.
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A laxv liver leads to chronic dyspep- j
sia and constipation weakens the :
whole system.
D oin'* Regulets (28'
cent« per box) e o m e t t h e liver, ton e!
the stomach, cure c onatipation
Scientific American.
| A. V. Oliver began digging his pota­
toes Monday.
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D c s iq n s
Are the kind you want, we!
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COR YRIOHTS A C .
Mr. and Mrs. Warren took fifty tur-
think. Thev are better than! AnTons ■«nrtlng a sfcatch and d«Mr1aUon may
nuli'kir MNrtniii o«ir optntott fraa »wether an
' keys to Salem Monday.
eastern made. Buv a few pairs.
¡nv.n.l.m ;• ftubaMy
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confidentlal.
on Patents
Miss X'erda Williamson is spending
We have them. They are made | tinna
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••lit tree. OM*»t m en *? for aerarln* patenta.
Patents taken ihmogh Mtinn h Co. reoelra
Aak r—r HrapcM for
the week in Siiem.
o f wool Salem Woolen Mill Store •prcfatl
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notte*, »It
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none charge.
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yonr orders by either phone.
Mutual 119«; Bell « 3 .
G o l d m e t a llic b o a r i
Xibhoc. T a k » ito i
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years regarded as Best. Safest, A lw ays Reliable.
Cham berlain's lo u g n Remedy
Cures Cokls, Croup and W hooping Cough.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
T 1 M K
TJUJU>
EVERYWHERE
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