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Notice of Final Settlement
VTOTICR is hereby iriven that the undersigned as
administrator o f the estate o f John F. Leach,
deceased, has filed his final account in the county
court o f the state o f Oregon, for Folk County,
and that Friday, the 21st day o f February, 1913.
at the hour o f ten o ’clock a. m. at the court
room o f the said county court in the city o f Dallas.
Oregon, has been appointed by said court as the
time ar.d place for hearing o f objections to the
said final account, and the settlement thereof.
Dated and first published January 23. 1913.
D. C. W ALKER.
Administrator o f the estate o f
John F. Leach, deceased.
BROW N A SIBLEY.
A ttys, for Estate.
“ I Got This Fine Pipe With Liggett
& Myers Duke’s Mixture”
Last Friday night Dallas High
All kind* o f m en sm ok e Duke*« M ixture in all Winds
school won from Newberg high,
o f p ip es— as w ell a s in cig a re tte s— and they all tell the »«m e
at Newberg in a fast exciting
story .
T h ey lik e th e g e n u in e , natural t o b a c c o taste o f
game by the score of 27 to 18,
Dallas outclassed the locals in
team work and basket shooting,
they were handicapped by the
small court and extreme heat of
the building. Last year the Dal
Notice to Creditors.
las boys were defeated at New
berg but felt confident o f win
ning and went into the game VO TICE is hereby given that. I. the undersigned.
Ed, F. Coad. have been duly appointed ad
with determination written on ministrator
o f the estate o f Chester F. Rowell,
deceased and have quulified. All persons having
every feature of their faces.
claims against said estate ure required to present
Choice bright leaf aged to mellow mildness, carefully stemmed
After the preliminary warm the same to me at my office, room 20. in Dallas Na-
and theq granulated—every grain pure, high-grade tobacco—
t onaloaak building, in Dallas. Oregon, duly verified
ing up, the team lined up and the manner
____________
_______________
that's what you get in the L iggett & M yers Duke's Mixture sack
provided bylaw , within
six months from
game was on. They played sev- S e d .t e 'o f th l; no'tlc«. >nd .l l person, knowin*
You get one and a h a lf ounces o f this pure. mild, delightful
1
themselves indebted«:«! to said estate are request-
tobacco, unsurpassed in quality, for 5c—and with each sack you
eral minutes and then Woods : ed to call at my office and pay the same.
get
a
book o f papers free.
1913.
succeeded in tossing a field bas Dated this 18th day o f January
ED. F. COAD.
Administrator
estate
o
f
Chester
Now About the Free Pipe
ket from a difficult angle. The j
F. Rowell, deceased.
\n every seek o f Liggett <5f M yers Duke'* Mixture we now pack
Dallas boys then started their
a
coupon.
You
can exchange these coupons fora pipe or for many
fast, short passing for which ■ Registration of Land Titles.
other valuable and useful articles. These presents cost not one
they are noted. Newberg play
penny. There is something for every member o f the family —
ed as hard as they could but did
skates, catcher's gloves, tennis rackets, cameras, toilet article«,
suitcases, canes, umbrellas, and dozens o f other things. Just send
not stop the visitors from getting
us your name and address on a postal
the ball about where they want-
matter the .ppi.«tio„ of o.vid on,..
and as a rp ed a l o ffe r daring Jan -
register
the title
the following described
ed rt. Close to the end o f t h e to
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1
uary and February only w e wiU
real property to-wit:
•end y o u oa r new illuetrated c a ta
first half the Dallas boys became D ie a u t h ilf o f ths donation land
claim
o
f
William
Robertson
and
Jane
I
logue
o f p resen t» FREE o f any
winded on account of the heat R Robertson, his wife; Not. No. 1893 |
charge. Open up a sack o f /Aggstt
and slowed up to some extent, claim No. 49. in township 6 S R. 6 I
4" Myers Duke's Mixture today.
west o f the Wi’ lamette Meridian in I
the Newberg team bringing their Polk county, Oregon; said oast half I
Coupons from D uke's M i x t u r e may be
f said claim being described as fol- I
score up to 7 with Dallas 11. o lows
assorted w ith tags from HORSE SHOE,
to-wit: Beginning at the south- I
J .T ., TINSLEY’S NATURAL LEAF.
Then in the last 40 seconds o f the east corner o f suid Donation Land I
GRANGER TWIST, and Coupons from
claim: thence north 57 chains to the
FOUR ROSES {¡Ot tin double c o u t o n i.
play Boydston shot 2 field bas northeast com er thereof; thence west
PICK PLUG CUT. PIEDMONT CIGA-
along
the
north
boundary
o
f
sa.d
kets making the score at the end claim 28.15 chains: thence south 57
RETTES, CL1X CIGARETTES, and
oth er ta ts or coupons issued b y us.
o f the first half 15 to 8. It was chains to the south boundary o f suid
Premium Deot.
decided that Matheney should be
lGU'i acres mom* or leas, situate in
left in the game, but immediate : the
county o f Polk and state o f Ore- I
Applicant I
ly after the second half started gon.
vs.
he injured his leg in the same John Hostetler and all whom it may i
place it was hurt in the Ashland |concern.
Defendant^
TA K E NOTICE
game. Herzog was substitued fo
That on the 21st day o f January A. D. 1913. an
him. The second half was fast application was filed by the said David Giger. in
the circuit court o f the state o f Oregon for Polk
er than
ever
and if the Dallas
,
,
,
, ,
,
County for initial registration o f the titie to the
boys had not been game players land above d « .crib«d,
they would have met their Wat-
^
X
erloo. The Newberg team alter- “ l>Phc»tlon .hall not be Rr»nUd. the o n , will be
r
z .1
1 taken as confessed, and a decree wib be entered
ed their lineup for the second according to the prayer o f the application, and Company G Wins from Snohomish.
wili be forever barred from disputing the
half, but it did not make much you
same.
Witness my hand and the seul o f the said circuit
of a change in the score. Wil court
on this 21st day o f January. 1913.
In a last gim e last Friday
son played a good game at guard
A S A B. R O B IN S O N . J R .
night the Compiny G basket-ball
and will probably be a regular Brown A Sibley, Clerk o f suid Circuit Court.
team defeated the Fifth Com
for Applicant.
from now on. Heistand played [ s e a Attorneys
l ]
pany o f Coast Artillery o f Snoho
good ball and had no trouble get
mish, Wn., by the score of 56 to
ting tne ball at center. Mathe
18. The visitors were unable to do
Registration of Land Titie.
ney and Herzog both played a
much with the old champions of
close guard, while Woods and
had to admit that
[ N the circuit court o f the state o f Oregon for Dallas and
Boydston played good consistent
Polk County Dept. Number Two, application they were outclassed from be
40.
ball, doing most of the scoring No.
| N the matter o f the application o f Matthew Dig- ginning- to end.
The locals ex
for Dallas. The Newberg team * by to register the title to the following des pected a hard game and were
real property, to-wit:
treated the boys good and took cribed
Beginning at the northwest cor- i
prepared to play the best that
ner o f Section 18 in tp 7 s r 5 west o f I
their defeat as good natured as the
Willamette Meridian, in Polk I
was in them. From the very
county, state o f Oregon, and running !
any one could.
start it was plain to see that the
thence east 19,75 chains; thence I
The scoring o f field baskets south
20 chains; thence west 19.75 I
militiamen would have notiouble
and thence north 20 chains I
for Dallas was: Boydston 7. chains;
to the place o f beginning, containing I
in easily winning from the Wash
Woods 3 and Heistand 1. For 39.60 acres more or less. A p plicantl
ington champions.
The Artil
Newberg, Miller 2, Gauze 2 and Elsie F Fleck and all vs. whom it may ;~ I
lery men seemed to be lost, not_
concern.
defendants^
Slater 1. Boydston threw 5
TA K E NOTICE
being able to get ahold o f the
fouls out of 10 tries and Gauze That on the 17th «lay o f January A. D. 1913. an ball or to keep it after they did
application was filed by the said Matthew Digby
threw 8 out of 11 tries.
in the Circuit Court o f Polk County. Oregon, for get it in their possession.
Dallas
initial registration o f the title to the land above
W. I. Fo d, principal o f Dallas described.
_________ _______
would
simply take it from cen
high school refereed the game to Now. unless you nppcnr on or before the 22nd I L o r i H " ¡ „ ‘I**' i f
basket.
o f February 1913, and show cause why such ■
<*nQ p i « } '
1C to the
the satisfaction o f both teams. day
application shall not be granted, the same will be The
'
first half ended 22 to 9 with
taken as confessed, and a decree will be enter«*!
The Dallas boys belive that he according
to the prayer o f the application, and Dallas easily
holding the long Those who consume
is as good a referee as ever offi- you will be forever barred from disputing the end o f it down. The second half
same.
O U R CONFECTIOS
ciated for them.
__ my
| hand
_____________
Witness
and the seal o ______
f the said Cir- was the same thing over again,
Dallas will play Newberg a re- cuit
anu^i»ijr
H
ave
pleasant
reflections
the question being, how big a
turn game in Dallas February
Clerk o f said Circuit Court.
score would the locals run up.
BROWN A SIBLEY.
Because
they’re
the
28th. This is bound to be a Rood Attorneys for Applicant.
The baskets were evenly divided
Q U A L IT Y KIND
game and the basketball enthu [ s e a l ]
among the Dallas players, Boyd
siasts cannot afford to miss it.
ston getting 7, Shaw 6, Ballan- Always fresh from the fa c
Gilman Nunn is out from Ne- tyne 6, Gates 5, Morton 4, mak
tory,
halem for a visit with his pa ing a total o f 28 field baskets.
Seven room house, 2 lots, City rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Nunn.
None more satisfactory.
The
scoring
o
f
baskets
for
Sno
View add. to Dallas. Price$750. For several weeks they got no
homish was, Steatus 1, Watson Please store this away in your
Installments if desired.
mail there.
4. Colburn 1, Moehring 2. Tup-
mind.
per threw two fouls out o f six
tries. Ballantyne did not suc
ceed in getting a foul out o f
three tries.
Roy Finseth, o f Dallas, ref
ereed the game, and did a good |
Sloan’s Liniment is a splendid remedy for backache, stiff
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COUNCIL MEETING.
that they never had a better offi
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cial in the northwest.
Scorer
The council met in adjourned
Best for Pain and Stiffness
j was Clark Van Orsdel. About
M r . G * o . B u c h a n a n , o f W e lch , Ckla.. w rite s:— “ I h a ve used your Lin
[ 400 people witnessed the game. session last Monday evening.
iment fo i the past ten years fo r pain in back a n d stiffness and find it the best
Mayor Craven presiding.
The lineup was:
Liniment 1 ever tried. 1 r e co m m e n d it to a n y o n e fo r pains o f any kind,**
A communication from the li
Dallas
Snohomish
brary board, informing the coun
Gates
Tupper
f
cil that the board had made
Ballantyne
f
Steatus
! the council a present o f a linole-
Shaw
Watson
c
1 1 1 m floor and a stove as a token
Morton
Colburn
g
o f their appreciation for assist
Boydston
Moehring.
K
ance rendered them was read.
The city auditor was ordered to
Glee Club Entertains.
1 express the council’ s thanks in a
Saturday night the t). A. C. | letter o f acceptance o f the gift.
The following annual report of
I Glee Club were in Dallas. They
put on a very good program which 1 the library board was read by
good for sprains, strains, bruises, cramp or soreness of the
everyone enjoyed. The cl ib sang Councilman Staatsand on motion
muscles, and all affections of the throat and chest
1 some popular songs and the quar-1 o f Coad the report was adoptt
Cot Entire Relief
A resolution empowering the
tette got off some quite comical
R. I). B urooynf ., of Maysville. Ky.. RR. i Box
stunts. Other numliers on the the council to enter into contract
5, writes: — “ l had severe pains between my shoul
program were vocal and violin with Ex-judge Coad as city at
ders; I got a l*ottlc of your Liniment and had entire
relief at the fifth application.'*
solos. The violinist was especial- torney was passed.
Councilman Fenton reported
! ly fine, playing some very difficult
Relieved Severe Pain in Shoulders
selections. The last number on that he had investigated the
M r . J. U ndprwood , of 2000 Warren Ave.,
Chicago. Ill , writes: — I am a piano polisher
the program was a college scene 1 Ashbaugh matter and ordered
by occupation, and since last September have
showing a college room with a ; an incandescent light put ¡n.
suffered with severe pain in both shoulders,
crowd o f college men seated | On motion the council adjourn-
uuld not rest night o r day. One o f my
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Three applications «»mpletely cured
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] Hastings. Kahlotus. Wash. They
Dr. Earl S. Sloan
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