easy stepups at the crossings, which in the event o f
hard surface are entirely done away with. 1 he com
pany stands ready to put in as small a job for Dallas as
three blocks, they relying for the balance o f the work
on the satisfaction that is bound to ensue, and the or
ders for the balance needed will come later. They say
that this has been their experience everywhere and they
do not expect Dallas to be different. The matter o f hard
surfacing is no doubt grow ing in sentiment, especially
since the bithulitic people have found it practicable to
use our macadam and not have the property owner pay
ing for excavating and doing the primary work all over
again, but our council does not find itself willing to take
any such responsibility on their hands, nor are they
going to. Warren Bros, figure that it will cost the
property owners on our main streets something like $5
a front foot to put on the hard surface, this meaning fo r
half the street. I f hard surfacing is done th is y e a r .it
will have to come up to the council by petition from the
property owners themselves, showing conclusively that
they desire the improvement. We understand that pe
titions to this effect will be circulated in the near fu
ture, and the matter definitely determined, for the com
ing year at least. The Item izer hopes that the improve
ment will go through, and stands ready to sign up for
our property on Mill street. What say the rest o f you?
THE POLK COUNTY ITEMIZER.
A d m itte d t o th e s e co n d c la ss o f m a il m a tte r.
. T H U R S D A Y JA N U A R Y 16, 1913
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patrick. Mr. K ey t has all his life been a true blue re
publican, one that the party leaders should rely on, and
who was never found sidestepping. Since Mr. K irk
patrick joined the republican ranks, he has been in the
s u r e category, and we are glad to see them receive the
appointment. Both are well qualified for the position,
and if they obtain them, will fill the offices with credit
to themselves and the state. Polk county is doubly
honored by their selection.
Commissioners
In the matter o f the petition
i o f Chas. A. Parker et al for a
! new road district to be carved
! out o f District 5, the petition was
granted, the new district to be
known as No. 18.
The bond o f J. H. Moran for
constable o f district 5, with Dan
iel Dove and S. H. McElmurry
as surities, was approved.
Th ^ tax levy for 1913 was made
j as follows:
| State ta x ........................1.42 mills
| C o n n ty ________________ 3.28 ”
S ch o o ls_____________
2.06 ”
High school____ ________ .7 ”
D efic ie n c y_____________ 3.00
Roads and highways _ .4.00
The only lady speaker at the Jackson ban quet the
other e v tn in g in her otherwise most estimable talk, ad-
v cated the givin g up o f the Phillipnes. Her only reas
on was that the mothers o f the land had already given
enough o f their sons and did not want to give more to
retain them. This is an instance where sentiment runs
away with business judgement. The mothers o f our
land are annually givin g more o f their sons to keep up
our railroads than they would in the acquirement o f a
half a dozen islands, and will continue to give them for
other development purposes as long as the world rolls
on around. The islands have cost us too much money
to now give them up, especially before we have been
financially reimbursed and the development o f the coun
try and its population finished.
T o ta l__________ $15.00
Ordered that hereafter no dis
bursements be made or liability
incurred for which the county
must pay by any officer o f the
county except on formal requisi
tion filed with the county court
and approved by said court. It
is the intention o f the above or
der that office supplies o f the va
rious county officials, as well as
all other supplies shall be includ
ed within the meaning o f said or
der. That the county clerk be
and is hereby authorized and di
rected to have printed 1000 re
quisition blahks, and that he sup
ply each county official with a
supply o f said blanks, together
with a copy o f this order.
It appearing to the court that
the old indexes to deeds and
mortgages should be transcribed
and brought up to date according
to the indexes now being used in
the clerk,« office, time being
wasted in looking up records, it
was ordered that E. M. Smith be
employed to do the work at five
i cents a transfer.
Lyin g is not altogether an unmixed evil, but may
be so necessary to the occomplishment o f a good pur
pose as to be a duty, where truth would be a sin. Lies
are too precious to be wasted. Mark Twain in an essay
on “ The Decay o f the A rt o f L y in g ” read before the
Historical and Antiquarian society o f Hartford, said:
“ The custom o f lying has suffered no decay, for the lie
as a virtue, as a principle is eternal. As a recreation,
a solace, a refuge in time o f need, the fourth grace, the
tenth muse, man’s best and surest friend, the lie is an
immortal and cannot perish from the earth. "B u t the
noble art o f lying has given way way the hab
it o f slovenly lying. L yin g is a necessity, hence a virtue
N o virtue can reach its highest usefulness without care
ful cultivation. Therefore this art o f lyi ng ought to be
taught in the public schoole. What chance has the un
cultivated liar against the expert? Judicious lying is
what the world needs. I sometimes think it is best not
to lie at all than to lie injudiciously. An awkward lie is
often as ineffectual as the truth. None o f us could live
with an habitual truth teller, but thank goodness, you
don’ t have to. He is an impossible creature. He does
not exist, and never has. The man who strictly speaks
the truth to save his soul has no soul worth saving. T o
lie to help a poor devil out is worthy o f all praise.
W. E. Arnold, a representative o f the bithulitic
pavement company c f Portland, was a caller last week.
He made a proposition to the commercial club for the
placing o f his hard surface pavement on our present
macadam system o f street covering. Bv scarifying the
present roadway, the company say that it will be in fine
condition fo r the application o f their compound, and that
jt will stick just as good as though they put on the sub
grades themselves. It will raise the grade o f the streets
some three inches, but they assert that this will not
hurt anything, as our walks are now too high to make
How Are
not come very fast in the last
half on account o f the close
guarding by the determined men.
The Multnomah team changed
their lineup during the last half,
but the Dallas lineup was not
changed.
The final score stood 22 to 19.
The scoring o f field baskets fo r i
Dallas was: Gates 4. Ballantyne
2 and Shaw 2. For Multnomah
McFarland 5, Keck 2, and Pugh j
1. Ballantyne threw six fouls'
out o f 10 tries. Keck threw
3 out o f 4. Gates showed up to
good advantage at throwing bas
kets, while the guarding o f Mor
ton and Boydston was very close,
the club team’ s forwards not
getting a basket. McFarland
and Keck played fast ball for
Multnomah.
The lineup:
Dallas
Multnomah
f
Keck
Gates
Fischer
f
Ballantyne
Shaw
Morris
c
McFarland
Boydston
g
Morton
Pugh
g
Teats refereed the game.
Tfrr a great
many years I
have been gath
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to the effects
u as
of Peruna when
taken for ea-
tarrnal derange
ments.
I have
on hand thous
ands of unsolic
ited testimonials
from people in
all stations of
life, who claim
that after many
years futile at
tempts t o r i d
themselves o f
chronic
catarrh
S. B. H A R T M A N . M. D .
by various forms
of
treatment
they
have
found
complete relief by the use of P e
runa. These testimonials have come to
me unrequested, unsolicited, unreward
ed in any way. directly or indirectly.
They have simply been gleaned from
my private correspondence with pa
tients that have been more or less
under my treatment or taking my
remedies.
No remedy, official or unofficial, has
a greater accredited basis for the
claims we make for it than Peruna as
a remedy for catarrh.
I have never been opposed at any
time to the regulations offered by the
Pure Food and Drugs Act.
I am not
now opposed to its provisions, but I am
opposed to the proposed amendments
to give to a partisan board of physi
cians the unqualified authority to de
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The Land of
At High School Auditorium, Thurs
day January 23rd.
started in the lead, sroriiit ? fioM '
“ T f , durJn? S»*
basket. The visitors soon tied ^ st t h r e e y e a r s l have had the
the score with a field goal. Then , Ple.ai?ure <>f hearing the Williams
the locals
1 hi lee Singers.
y are real j
the
locals took
took the
the lead
lead and
and not
not J1
arfjsts
and their Ih e depo|.tment
once did they lose it. A t one
when I have met them has been
time the score stood 12 to 4. The
that o f ladies and gentlemen. 1 1
club men were not to be denied |
bespeak for them kindly consid-i
| and brought the score up to 10 to
eration. J. Frank Hanly, Ex-
15 at the end o f the first half.
Governor Indiana.
The second half was more excit
Admission 35 for students of
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public school, high school or col
ing hard for the honor that they
lege. 50 cents general admission.
know would come with victory.
Reserved seats may be secured
The Dallas boys played their
at Stafrin ’ s, after Monday, Jan
short passes and worked the ball
uary 21 for 25 cents.
to their end only to lose it. The
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club men worked their long pas
sing to good advantage on sever
Judge L. D. Brown has been
al occasions but their playing did appointed city attorney for Falls
not come up to the old Dallas City.
style o f play. The scoring did
STUMPS
may be made for a proprietary medi
cine. It is manifestly unjust to refer
su-’h questions to a body of men who
are already convinced of the worthless
ness of proprietary medicines. To give
such a body of meu the unlimited
authority to decide whether our claims
for Peruna are valid or not is a mani
fest violation of my constitutional
rights.
My claims are based both on cred
itable theor tlcal grounds and upon ir
refutable statistics. But I am quite
willing to have our claims as to the
composition of Peruna properly and
thoroughly Investigated, and if found
to be false a proper penalty should be
fixed. Or if I am m iking any state
ments concerning disease, as to the
nature, symptoms or danger of tiny dis
ease, If I am making any such state
ments as to unnecessarily frighten the
people by false assumptions, I am will
ing to submit to any unbiased tribunal
or Investigation.
Mrs. Alice "Bugle, 803 Clinton St., Clr-
clevllle, Ohio, writes:
“I want to in
form you what Peruna has done for
me. I have been afflicted with catarrh
for several years. I have tried different
medicines and none seemed to do me
any good until I used Peruna. I have
taken six ’ 'Ottles and can praise it very
highly for the good it has done me. I
also find It of great benefit to my
children/* PERUNA IS FOR SALE
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SPECIAL NOTICE — Many persons
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To such would say,
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Ohio. Write them and they will be
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JUBILEE SINGERS.
DALLAS DEFEATS MULTNOMAH.
. lhe Dallas Champions Win From
Their Old Rivals, Multnomah.
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A sk Y o u r D ru g g ist fo r F re e P e ru n a A lm a n a c fo r 1 9 13 .
The world famous Williams’
Jubilee singers, who have de
lighted five former Dallas audi- [
ences, will bring another o f their
cheery programs on Tnursday,
January 23, when they Will ap
pear at the high school auditor
ium. The fact that these artists
combine read culture with the
popular element makes them
most acceptable where they are
best known, and no doubt entit
les them to the claim o f “ the
greatest company o f colored sing
ers in the world today.” Hear
what others say about them.
I have heard the Williams’
Jubilee Singers a number of
times at Chautauqua during the
past seven years and take pleas
Last Saturday night the Com
ure in commending their work I
pany G team scored a victory o v
They give excellent satisfaction |
er the Multnomah Club five by i
crnm»! and are people o f good character
the score o f 22 to 19. i nt g
a m e , an(] atandinjrt_ w . j .
Bryan,! I
was fast and a iitjle rough, al-
! nominated three times for Presi-
NOTHING BUT TRUE BLUE.
A t the meeting o f the Jackson club in Portland last
week it was the consensus o f opinion among the 400
democrats gathered from all parts o f the state that in
tne givin g out o f patronage none others should be con
sidered excepting those who have through thick and
thin remained loyal to the principles and national and
state tickets o f the party. It was thoroughly agreed
that the everlasting kibosh should he put on the office
seeking aspirations o f all renegades that they might as
well keep out o f the race for all the good it would do
them. In all o f which the Item izer most heartily con
curred, as we do not believe it right nor justice that the
true blue democrat, who has for years fought the battles
o f his party, should now be laid aside and the reward
which might be rightfully his, handed out to some half
faithful follow er o f democracy, who never was quite
certain just what stand he was going to take on nation
al or state matters, and who every once in a while thought
himself perfectly safe in voting with the other side. The
keynote o f all the speeches at this banquet was to the
effect that to the victor belongs the spoils, and all would
stand united in seeing that he got them. Unity on a
certain principle is the basis o f party strength, and the
man who is continually wavering should be considered
an outcast at all times most certainly when favors are
to be awarded, as this uncertainness o f his may have
been the means o f causing others to waver, thus to some
extent detracting from the party’s strength both at the
polls and elsewhere. Those who forgot to follow Bryan
cannot be considered Wilson stppoiters, and can in no
way expect now but to take the consequences o f their
own unfaithfullness. The meeting last week was to
lay down these principles, and to pave the way for a
successful and thorough organization along these lines.
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