Polk County itemizer., February 06, 1913, Image 3

At 7 per cent $5000 on good
O'.i’uary.
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
farm land. Apply here.
DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
George Rowcliffe, aged 71 years
Judge L. D. Brown is in Baker 2 monies and days, passed Twenty-three Graduates from Nor­ Eighth Annuii i u i i w at Indepen-
City for a visit.
away at the home of his daugh­
dente February I5ti. and lbìh
mal last Saturday Evening.
ter, Vr<. C. C. Gibson, of South
N. F. Gregg, of Amity, was a For>st
Grove Saturday morning,
visitor Tuesday.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal­ Dallas
January
25 h, and was laid to (Special to the Itemizer:)
The Eighth Annual Sunday
The Hubbard restaurant has rest in Forest
The midyear graduation exer­ school convention of Polk coun­
View
cemetery
closed for lack of patronage.
Monday afternoon, Rev. D. T. cises at the Oregon State Nor­ ty association will be held in the
las and their Friends.
mal school in Monmouth began M. E. church at Independence,
Dressmaking and plain sewing Thomas, of the Congregational Saturday
evening when the Saturday and Sunday, February
church, conducting the services.
719 Mill street. Phone 642.
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It
■
• tion’a Most Popular Laxative Keeping
Millions of American Families In
6ood Health.
| There must be genuine merit to an
article that lias stood the test of two
generations of users. In the field of
medicine none has had the greater suc­
Deceased was born October 27, twenty-three graduates present­ 15th and 16th, commencing at 10 cess,
nor retained that success to
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sibley 1841
ed
an
unusual
and
unique
drama,
near
Exeter,
England
and
o’clock
a.
m.:
Every
school
in
M.
Hayter,
dentist,
Bank
Blk.
greater
degree, than Dr. Caldwell’s
went to Portland Saturday to see emigrated with his parents to consisting of four scenes, in the the county is expected to send Syrup Pepsin,
NEW TO-DAY
which is now being used
Glen 0. Holman, attorney at ! the production of Ben Hur.
chape)
of
the
Normal
building.
by two generations of people. Its use ]
Canada
when
about
6
years
of
three
delegates
and
be
sure
is constantly becoming more j
N otices under this head only >» cent law Wilson Bldg.
Hodges, of Rickreall, age. He was married to Isabel­ The class history, will and proph­ their names are sent to Rev. in families The
reason, primarily, is that >
a word each insertion, cash in ad­ Miss Leona Stow is visiting in I j bas D. a F.
few thousand dollars to la Turnbull near Exeter, Ont., esy were each woven into the Sandifus, at Independence not it general.
has
merit.
is what it represents
vance. No phone orders accepted.
load on real estate security. F13 about 40 years ago. In the play in an attractive manner, later than Monday, February itself to be, a It laxative-tonic.
does
McMinville.
and the large audience present 10. The following is the pro­ not hide behind the name of a It well-
spring
of
1879
he
moved
to
Ns-
known fruit or vegetable, it does not
Friendship lodge will have j S. D. Steffy tells us to change braska. and in 1885 moved to Or­ was entertained for about one gram:
FOR SALE
make exaggerated claims nor use
I his address from Turlock to egon, settling on a farm near hour and persons attending de­ Saturday morning at 10, devo­ coarse
initiation tonight.
to set forth its virtues. | ______
Cal.
L E —cows. F. L. G uthrie, Dallas, phone
Dallas, where he remained until clared that it was one of the tional led by county president, It is a language
medicine, but so mild and gen­
F OR it SA
H. V. Gates was up from Port- j Winslow,
lue 561.
ret land
most facinating programs they conference of Sunday school su­ tle a medicine that thousands of moth-
W. L. Garner writes us from about 7 years ago,then selling the had
over Sunday,
ers give it to tiny infants, and yet, in a j country are never without it in the
seen. The normal girls’ perintendents, appointment of slightly
Iowa that he expects to spend farm and moved to 290 Marguer­ chorus
larger dose, it is equally effec-1 house> among them Mr. Wm. Diebert.
and the Normal school committees and assignments of tive for grownups.
ite
Avenue
in
East
Portland.
Valentine
post
cards
1
cent
at
the
summer
in
Dallas,
s a l e —Cheat hay and »ray oats.
F OR G rant.
It is for any disor Hoxie Kan., and Mrs. Rose L. Menke,
Phone 1284.
orchestra,
both
under
the
leader­
delegates.
the Dallas Variety store.
| Mrs A D Braun and ljttle Mr. Rowcliffe has been in poor ship of Miss Mannette E. Har­ 1:30 p. m. Praise service led by der of the stomach, liver
or bowels, for < ¿alt. Cal., and these have learned to
constipation no matter how chronic, avoij the use of cathartics, salts, pur-
health for about 2 years. De­
pO R S A L E —10-acre tra c t »rubbed. 1-2 mile
Rev.
S.
S.
Murry
and
wife,
of
?°n-
Marshall,
spent
the
last
of
j
for
dyspepsia
no
matter
how
severe, for glitives and physics generally as they
cember 16th he came with Mrs. lan, music instructor of the Rev. Gueffray.
south of city lim its. Fine well and large new
biliousness, sour stomach, gas on the I a r entirely too harsh. Syrup Pepsin
school,
furnished
music
for
the
The
Teacher
of
Young
Men
barn. Fine land for prunes or sm all fru it. Price Salem, Suncayed with Rev. and 1 le wee^ >n Salem.
!
Rowcliffe
to
the
home
of
his
headaches, drowsiness after cureB gradually, but the cure is corn-
only $1600. Phone 4x6.
F6 Mrs. A. A. Winters.
On next Wednes lay evening daughter to spend Christmas. evening. When the curtains and His Class -Rev. C, P. Gates. stomach,
eating, and similar complaints arising j fortable, safe and permanent.
were
drawn
aside
for
the
first
from
at
8
o’clock
in
the
basement
of
The
Sunday
School
the
Church
clogged-up condition of the | If n0 member of your family has ever
Four days later he was taken
Ed Jacobson and wife have
SA LE—Some land, 10 acres grubbed. 1-2
bowels. It is pleasant to the taste and used Syrup Pepsin and you would like
F OR mile
south of the city lim its. Fine well ar.d moved to tne nop yard for the the Christian church the Endea- very ill, being confined to his bed part of the play, a scene of the of Tomorrow—Prof. W. I. Rey­ does not gripe. It can be used with to
make a personal trial of it before
large new barn. Finest land for prunes or fruit. spring work.
vor vvill give a social.
the last ten days, and passing graduates talking to each other nolds.
safety and good results by anyone at buying
it in the regular way of a drug-
Price only $1600. Phone 4x6.
F6
concerning
the
days
of
the
past,
Pastors
Relation
to
¡Sunday
any
age
or
in
any
condition
of
health,
Frank E. Myer only has 19 ap- awav peacefully at 12:40 Satur- was shown. One of the girls School—Rev. C. C. Cbrtis.
ist, send your address—a postal will
f
Seven
room
house,
2
lots,
City
and
that
person’s
health
will
improve
o—to Dr. W. D. Caldwell, 415 Wash­
L'OR SA LE—Lots 6 and 7 in block 17. Ellis addi- View add. to Dallas. Price$750. plications for field deputies, out day morning. He leaves besides pretended to have taken sudden­
druggist sells it and the price ington
St., Monticelk), 111,, and a free
The Financing of the County is Every
L tion. For particulars call here. The two lots
of which he will probably be able 5» wife to mourn him one son, ly ill, and Mr. Byers, acting as Work—Mrs,
only
fifty
cents
and
one
dollar
a
bot­
sample
bottle will be mailed you. Re­
and house for $1260.
F13 Installments if desired.
Smith.
to get six pretty good ones.
jJohn T. Rowchife, of Eagle the doctor, made a visit to her Methods for Bonnie
tle.
sults are always guaranteed or money
Beginners
Work
Creek,
Oregon,
and
daughter,
Thousands
of
families
throughout
the
Buy your boiled hams at the John Fidler has certainly en­
will be refunded.
and read the symptoms of the —Miss Anna Newien, of Salem.
F OR SA LE—P u re bred R. C. R. I. R. cociereis
U.
-1
Dallas Meat Market. No flies, no hanced the appearance of his Mrs. Gibson, also two half sis­ case. The doctor’s personality Missionary Work of the Sun­
and three half brothers near
dust, strictly sanitary.
coming they could not take any
store by the addition of two large ters
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
and the successful way in which day School.—Rev. H. John Vine.
London, Canada.
steps toward securing suitable
Ed.
F.
Coad’s
law
office,
pro­
full
length
show
windows.
he
acted
his
part
of
the
play,
Reports
from
schools
of
the
COR SA LE—P u re bred S. C. W hite Leghorns;
* cocks $2. cockerels $1.50. E ggs $1 per 15. $5 bate matters a specialty, room 20
and in that event
proved an interesting feature of county.
meeting of Company G will
Endorse New Hospital and Pledge grounds,
p er 100 G. W. S tarr, phone Pink 15.
M2'
COMMISSIONERS’ COURT.
would
have
to go back to the city
National Bank Bldg.
F20 be A called
Election
of
officers.
the
program.
#
immediately after drill
park. The Crider place was
The Itemizer will print you Tuesday evening to organize a Ordered that Tracy Staats be On Sunday morning at 11 7:30 p. m. Dr. Dunsmore pre­ $250 Toward Assisting in its suggested
L O R SA L E —A few S. C. W hite Leghorns, prize
as a suitable location
' winning cockerels for sale a t $i to $2.60 each.
o’clock the Baccalaureate servic­ siding.
Completion.
credited as follows:
— F. C. Meyer, phone Smithfield 552 line 3. tf 500 butter wrappers for $2.25 or Military club.
for fair grounds if the place
Address
of
welcome—Rev.
es
were
given
in
the
chapel.
Dr.
16
00
1000 for $3.25.
General
fund__________$
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sundberg, Called warrant fund___ 6 02 E. C. Wigmore, instructor in the Sandifur.
could be secured at a reasonable
F.
H.
Pepper
was
up
from
Regular
meeting
of
Commer­
Mc-
of
Marquette,
Mich.,
who
have
figure. The committee was giv­
Response—visiting
delegates.
Eugene
Bible
university,
deliver­
53 94
F« Portland yesterday to look after been visiting their son. C. B., County school fund........
Daniel. Dallas.
cial club last night with Presi­ en further time to investigate
Address
—Rev.
Chas,
A.
Phipps
ed
the
sermon.
He
revealed
the
15
39
Special
school
orders__
his business interests here.
dent Fuller presiding.
left Saturday for California.
matters.
291 78 many side of life in an interest­ state secretary.
Leghorn eggs, $1.60 per sett­
The matter of a new meeting The president referred the
F OR ing SA of L E 15. —Brown
__ _F27
W. B. Boonman, representing Mrs. E. A. Adams, mother of Road Dist. warrants___
H enry Voth, Dallas.
ing manner, and held his audi­ Sunday morning at 10 a. m.— room
for the club, one in which matter of securing data regard­
McMinnville nursery, was a Mrs. C. B. Sundberg will leave1
Total_______$383 13 ence well until the end. There Sunday schools at the various they might
keep club property ing tonnage shipped out of Dal­
churches.
will run from 5 to 7 feet. I have sold my place caller this week.
were
seven
ministers
who
listen­
Saturday for a visit in Portland In the matter of the Hazelton
thatmight
be
found necessary to las, to the Railroad committee
and m ust disiK>se of these trees a t once. Phone.
11
a.
m.—
Sermon
by
Rev.
ed
to
the
sermon.
Antioch 51. W. B. Ramsey.
tf
j r0ad in dissrict 14, County Sur-
Mrs. Lewis Keyser has been and Eastern Oregon.
refer to, coming up, the base­ with instructions to make an ef­
exercises be­ Chas. A. Phipps.
up from Portland for a visit with A surprise party was given veyorSuver, Win. H. Cadle and gan Commencement
of the new library building fort to secure same at once.
on Monday evening. 2:30 —Devotional led by M. M. ment
SA LE—Nice one-year-old Oregon Champion Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Stockwell.
F OR Gooseberry
Herbert Shepherd Wednesday Wm. E. Goodell directed to meet The proper
was
suggested
as a suitable place On motion of W. L. Tooze the
bushes in large or small lots. For
Jones.
faculty
headed
by
President
prices apply to M. H ayter. Dallas, or C. B. Teats,
when 15 of his young February 12th and view same. Ackerman with the ministers How to make the most of Tem- for the club’s headquarters. On annual
of the dub will
Cooking bags, 30 for 25 cents. evening
Polk Station.
friends came in, the occasion be­ The petition of A. G. Rempelet and the speaker of the evening, perence Sunday -Prof. D. M. motion of J. R. Craven the mat­ be held banquet
some
time in March.
Instructions how to use them in ing
his birthday.
ter was left in the hands of the The matter was left in the hands
al for the creation of school dis­ marched slowly and easily from Metzger.
each package, for sale by Dallas
P O R SA L E —an organ. Inquire of Mrs. R
finance committee to ascertain of the Amusement committee
72 was granted.
* Dimick, 314 O rchard avenue, Phone 381.
Meat Co.
the rear door up the central Relation of Day school to Sun­ the
Wednesday evening the Chris­ trict
expense of installing the with full power to set date and
The
petition
of
James
Truax
day
school.
—Prof.
Chute.
aisle,
keeping
step
with
the
mus­
tian
Endeavor
of
the
Presbyter­
We have a few ladies suits in
club
in
the library basement.
makeall necessary arraneements.
LE—Gooseberry plants, well rooted. L.
for
a
change
in
boundaries
in
F OR D. SA Gibson.
How
to
bring
Adult
Members
ic
of
a
profession.
It
was
an
at­
W rite or phone Farm ers 186 Sa- serges and mixed goods we are ian church gave a social at their school districts 5 and 39 granted.
Financial
secretary Staats was On motion of D. P. Patterson,
the Sunday school. —Prof. granted further
closing out at cost. Dallas Var­ church. A pleasant evening was In the matter of the Wm. Mc­ tractive scene as this procession into
time in which the committee on publicity and
moved up the platform steps on H. C. Seymour.
spent, about 30 being present.
iety store.
to submit his report.
romotion were ordered to have
Gee
proposed
road
in
District
22.
COR SA L E —A good horse, cheap. L.
What
our
County
Organization
the
left
and
filed
to
the
right
to
Dr. Staats spoke in behalf of and bills printed and distribu­
Walter and Carl Williams, Wal­ Jerry Driscoll side is 100 points County Surveyor Suver, O. E. find the places previously assign­ is for.- J. G. VanOrsdel.
the Dallas Hospital corporation, ted announcing the fact that J.
ter f uller and Dr. Hayter at­ ahead in the Woodman contest. Focht and Geo. Newbill appoint­ ed. President Ackerman, the Adjournment.
tended the Shriner meeting at Fourteen new members have ed to meet February 18 and view speaker and the ministers occu­ The churches of Independence stating that they were in need of 0. Holt, of Eugene, will lecture
FOR RENT
been added in the last two same.
assistance and would here Saturday, February 8th at
Portland Saturday.
pied the center of the platform, will furnish the music for the financial
weeks.
like to receive some help from the court house on Co-operation,
house, furnished or uniu r-
convention.
the
faculty
occupied
the
left
side
Mrs.
Lina
Quick
was
operated
F OR nish REN ni. T—7-room
hot w ater up and down stairs and
club. The project received under the auspicies of the Dallas
Mrs. W. J. Garner, of Dallas,
and the graduating class were Let every school in the county the
bath. Inquire of Paul H unter a t Dalla« garag«. on at the Good Samaritan hos­
Probate.
the
hearty endorsement of the Fruit Growers Association.
tt pital last week and is now on the arrived here Thursday night
see
that
they
are
represented
by
on the right. The only
club, the general opinion being A resolution was introduced
In re estate of John Albers; fi­ seated
from
Dallas,
and
went
to
Glide
a
full
delegation.
change
in
the
printed
progam
road
to
recovery.
that the club could not donate endorsing the Carson memorial
RENT—Farm of forty acres, th ree miles
distribution made and ad­ was the substitution of Repre­
to visit with her father, S. nal
F OR from
W. P. MILLER.
Falls City on county road, half cleared
Charley Boydston was over | today
money to a more worthy cause. which approves of the Hawley
ministratrix
discharged.
and cultivated, balance good pasture, good build­
P.
Blakely,
who
is
seriously
ill.—
Secretary.
sentative
P.
0.
Bonebrake,
of
ings and fences, good out-range for stock. Hay. from the east side Sunday, Roseburg Review.
The
doctors w^re the recipients bill regarding Siletz matters.
In
re
estate
of
L.
Pfandhoefer;
Philomath,
for
Hon.
B.
F.
Irvine
live stock, farm iM plements. and a few household where he is firing on a Portland
-------
of
much
praise for the harmony
Ira
C.
Mehrling,
W.
F.
Nichols
goods for sale.—J . B. Clarke, Falls City, Or. F6
Portland, who could not keep
Lee Smith has soid his bicycle and M. L. Thompson made ap- of
Eugene run.
existing
between
them,
which
is
ffïg
appointment
on
aocount
of
of Library.
GROWERS’ MEETING.
repair shop to L. B. Hixson, of i praisers.
one of the things which cannot The Benefit
Mrs. Sarah Boots and son, V. Salem,
illness.
The
music
of
the
O.
S,
proprietors
of the Star and
R0CCA.
who
will
soon
move
his
;
but
tend
to
the
hospital’s
success,
0., of Monmouth, visited her family here. Mr. Hixson will In re estate of W. L. Gilson; N. S. orchestra and the vocal se­ Much to Be Learned at Court as a patient being operated upon Grand theatres have
come to the
Mrs. H. Hind­ install power and greatly im-i executrix Mary L. Gilson order­ lections by the Mebula club and
assistance of the Civic Improv-
F. W. Brock has a badly swollen granddaughter,
or
treated
in
any
way
would
al­
House
Next
Saturday
Aft.
man.
Sunday.
ed
to
make
deed
to
W.
H.
Sykes.
hand, resulting from piercing it with a
Normalonians were finely
ment club, so Mrs. Ella Metzger
prove the plant. We have not Appraiseis named for Lake, the
ways receive the benefit of all informs
nail a few days ago.
rendered under the able direc­
us, and have tendered
You
can
get
Better
Fruit,
the
learned
Mr.
Smith’s
plans
for
their
experience
and
knowledge.
Klamath and Clackamas coun­ tion of Miss Harlan. The club Every fruit grower in Pclk Dr. L. A. Bollman is at present benefit entertainments
Henry I.uthro has again come to the well known fruit publication, of the future.
for sever­
assistance of Miss Hampton in repair­ Hood River, and the Itemizer
ties.
sang
the
Bridal
chorus.
The
al
times
during
the
year
to help
county
should
be
present
at
the
in
New
York
seeking
further
ing fence and other necessary arrange­
E. C. Clement, route inspector,
of Harvey Walker; violin solos rendered by Miss court house next Saturday after­ knowledge along surgical and raise money for various improv-
one year for $1.50.
ments for spring work.
was here last week to go over W. In L. re estate
Walker made executor, Catherine Gentle were much ap­ noon at 2 o’clock, and be pre­ medical lines, and the other doc­ ments. The first benefit will
Mr. Brock brought in from Nortons Collections given prompt at­ the Oakdale-Cooper Hollow rural
L. Richards, T. J. Graves preciated.
at the Grand theatre
to listen to information tors in town are planning to make beigiven
this week a two horse pack load of tention by J. S. Ashbaugh, con­ route recently spoken of by the G.
and F. T. Romig appraisers. Representative B onebrake’s pared
next
Monday
evening, and an
feed for chickens and other stock.
to
be
given
by
Mr.
J.
O.
Holt,
the
trip
during
the
next
two
or
Dallas National bank Itemizer, and favorable action on Same action in estate of Hannah address was very pleasing.
extra
reel
will
be
run, The club’s
manager
of
the
Eugene
Fruit
During our winter weather one of stable,
months.
tf the same may be expected at any J. Walker.
Before presenting the diplo­ Growers association, and his three
per centage of the receipts will
Mr. Brock’s choice hens froze her head building, room 22.
L.
Soehren
On
motion
of
W
time.
President Ackerman gave a subject will be Co-operation. the club subscribed for $250 of be used to grade and seed the
so badly that she died from the effects Cooking bags of the Dallas
In re estate of John S. Martin; mas
of it. He also found thirty-eight froz­ Meat Co. Latest thing out in Monday morning Mark Blod­ report
pleasing
announcement that the
about the free library—a
of
commissioners
approv­
en eggs under a log where the hen or cooking of all kinds of meat. gett, while engaged in chopping ed as to dower interest of Cath­ Oregon State Normal school is 1 Mr. Holt started with the Eu­ the capital stock of the Dallas lawn
most needed improvement just
gene
association
a
few
years
ago
Hospital
corporation.
hens had stolen their nest.
now on the list of the standard ; when it was a small organiza­ Dr. Staats thanked the club in at this time in order to have
wood, split his middle toe, bone erine E. Martin.
Our school teacher has resigned her 25 cents for 30 bags.
things looking nice for the
all, as slick as a whistle. In re estate of Isaac Dyck: an­ normal schools of the nation. tion
and has developed it up to behalf of the doctors for their spring
position with three months school term There will be a box social at and
This
means
that
the
diploma
of
and summer. Every citi­
Dr.
McCallon
was
called
and
yet to be filled by some one.
the
point
w'^gre
it
now
handles
assistance
and
endorsement,
and
nual
report
filed.
the Buell school house on the amputated the toe, and says
a
graduates
of
this
school
will
be
zen
should
a pride in having
large
quantities
of
green
and
stated
that
they
had
been
com­
15th of February for the benefit Mark will now have plenty of In re estate of Anna 0. Boat- honered in other states and will canned produce annually. Hav­ plimented on the good feeling the library take
grounds
look nice and
Rain Proof Rubber Roofing. of the school. All are most cor­ room for the corns on his other i man; Ira C. Powell made admin­ be accepted in lieu of a state cer­
size
up
with
the
inside
of the
ing
experienced
such
a
re­
existing
between
them
and
num­
dially
invited
to
attend.
istrator
under
bond
of
$2000.
We have just purchased 10,000
tificate in Washington and Cali­ markable success with this asso­ ber of successful operations by building. By attending the
toes
to
grow.
squares of the celebrated Rain Brown & Sibley, attorneys and Will Ried, who will be remem- A In Davis;
re guardianship
of Elmer
fornia or any other state. Pres­ ciation in a district where fruit them, at the annual meeting of Grand Monday evening you will
Linnie Davis
made ident
Proof Roofing. This roofing was abstracters, notary public. Ab­ bered as clerking for H. J. Os- Kuardian under
Ackerman paid high tri­ conditions are similar to our own, the Medical Association in Salem have contributed your mite to­
$500 bond.
manufactured expressly to shed stracts made promptly at a rea­ field for some years, died at Mer- T
butes
to
the class of 1913 and to
ward that end. Do not forget
thought that Mr. Holt’s ad­ a short time ago.
. . , „__
the rains of Oregon and Wash­ sonable charge. 616 Mill street, cer, Cal., recently. He leaves a In rfe f tate
the fine spirit of work and ser­ it vice is on
the date. Special extra music.
our
own
situation
will
be
R.
L.
Chapman
reported
that
°.f
W^'Lac*
Y®
ington, We guarantee every
shown by each member. very valuable. He is essentially the committee appointed to in­
Ore.
wife, two daughters, Hester and report of sale oi real property set vice
square positively new and first Dallas,
Rev.
W. A. Wood pronounced a practical business man and his vestigate the possibilities of pav­
Bessie,
both
married,
the
former
for
heannK
February
¿0tb-
If you desire to dispose of your
class. In order to move some of butter
the
benediction.
remarks will undoubtedly be ing in the near future had met The World Moves Itself
married
for
the
fourth
time
and
|
_
In
re
estateof
Munroe
Mulkey;
you must now have but­
this paper quickly we are offer­ ter wrappers.
practical and to the point.
with success so far but needed
living
near
Eugene,
and
a
son,
inheritance
tax
determined.
At
no
place
ing it for a short time only at can you secure them cheaper or Elmer.
Sunday
School
Clast
Entertains.
The canning subject will be further time, which was grant­ W e Move Anything Else
the following prices. 1-ply per better than at the Itemizer office.
discussed at this meeting, ed.
...
Meeting of Woman»’ Club.
A delightful evening was spent openly
square 75 cents, 2-ply per square,
it is to be hoped that all in­ Bills allowed:
$1.10, 3-ply per square $1.30. Johnny Strain has a copy of
IT IS WHISPERED
The Womans’ Club held the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. and
terested in the subject of fruit H. A. Webster_________ $ 5 00
Fiske Tuesday evening, when culture
This price includes cement and Ulston County Gazette contain­
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first meeting in their new and P.
will attend this meeting VV. A. Ayres___________ 5 00
Dr.
McNicol’s
Sunday
school
nails and free delivery to any ing an account of George Wash­ That continued and unmitiga-' permanent quarters in tlhe library
at
2
p.
m.
at court house.
W. L. Tooze. ................. 34 99
dock or depot in the city. Re­ ington’s death, the same as the ted abuse of the editor of the building on Tuesday afternoon. class of the M. E. church enter­
J. R. Craven spoke of the ad­
member every square guaranteed Itemizer gave a good notice of Itemizer is only making him Miss Edith Starbuck, chairman tained. About 30 were present,
vantages in securing Dr. Taylor
the
young
men
being
invited.
absolutely first class.
several weeks ago.
of
the
financial
committee
of
the
EIGHTH
GRADE
GRADUATES.
more friends. His one great ob­
to lecture here on Soil Culture.
plants, graceful ferns and
J. SIMON & BROTHER
Chorus concert, re­ Potted
Dr. McNicol, osteopath, li­ ject in life, to work for the good Euterpian
Dr. Taylor is well posted on the
pink
carnations
were
placed
Front and Grant Sts.,
ported
that
$86.40
had
been
.
..
.
.
.
.
censed by state examining board of Dallas and Polk county, has cleared from the sale of tickets i about the rooms Mrs. Mabel The following pupils success­ subject and would speak from
Portland, Ore. of
Illinois and Oregon. The on­ been tried out too many times. to the concert and donations tol^uy, Roxana Fiske and Sadie fully passed the Eighth Grade xperience
and actual tests from
.
.
ly
licensed
non-drug physician in That Frank Coad and Walter the piano fund. It was decided Lynn received and provided en examination for January 1913 for; which
everyone
could
derive
LETTER LIST.
Dallas. Office corner of Court Fuller are not as hot after that that $20.00 of this amount should tertainment for the guests dur Polk county, Oregon: D a lla s , benefit. On motion of W. L.
and Levens Sts.
tf public fountain as they started be given to the scholarship Loan ing the evening, In the dining District 2 Frank Lockman, Vi-j Tooze the matter waa referred
The following letters remained If you have money to loan we out to be.
room Miss Effie Brown poured 1 na Farley, Cecil Starbuck, Win- to the committee on city and
Fund and that the remaining and
uncalled for in the Dallas post- will find you a borrower; if you That Polk county boys are oc­ $65.40
Miss Nora Robertson and nifred Forrette, Vev Coffin, Es- county affairs with Mr. Graven
be
kept
as
the
beginning
office Tuesday:
want to borrow money we can cupying the front pages this of a fund to purchase a piano for Miss Gertrude Pollow assist - 1 ther Gates. Edgar Winters: Ball-! to engage ,)r- Taylor to speak
in serving, Many amusing ston District 9 Viola I). Gould, Here on Soil Culture, with au-
find you a lender. Plenty of mon­
Toevs, Jacob.
the club room. A vote of thanks ed
games were played and after Hilja Carison; Orchards District thority to arrange dates and;
ey on improved farm property. week.
Johnson, Mrs. Theodore
was
given
to
the
Odd
Fellows’
That Monmouth’s water sys­
luncheon singing was enjoyed, j 15 Bertha Hatfield, Sylvester, advertising. The doctor charg-.
BROWN & SIBLEY.
Jones, Eva
Presbyterian and Evan­ Those
tem does not seem a grand suc­ lodge,
present were Dr. and Mrs. i Tilgner; Perrydale District 21 ¡es nothing for giving the lecture]
Long, Elmer S
gelical
church
who
so
kindly
For
the
last
two
weeks
w
e!
cess.
Rev. and Mrs. I). L. < Albert Burelback, Winnie Row- and the only expense to the club] CITY TRANSFER 10.
Mannino. Giovanni
loaned chairs for the concert. McNicol,
have
had
an
interested
wrestling
|
Fields,
Mr.
and Mrs. N. L. Guy, j land. Eva Burelback; Gooseneck would be in securing a suitable
Martin, Mrs. C. E.
That
our
legislators
got
rather
The
club
also
voted
their
appre­
bout with old man Grip. He has
Mrs. V. P. Fiske, Mrs. Mabel District 23-Ida Guyer; Antioch place for him to speak in.
W R. C o u lte r
Stinit, Mrs. E. J.
ashamed of those 90 lady clerks ciation of the managers of the Guy,
generally
kept
our
shoulders
to
Feuster, Mrs. H. Mor­ District 30—Jean Hunt; Brush A. B. Muir reported that the
Thompson, B. H.
I hanging around the lobby with moving picture houses who have rison, Mrs.
the
mat
in
good
shape,
but
every
Misses Lucy Kopan, Fran­ College I)istrict31 Willie Woels; county fair committee was with- Phone 1061
Wilcox, Ross.
l few days we manage to poke a nothing to do, and banished them promised to give a percent of ces Dempsey,
Dallas, Oregon
Sadie Lynn. Abbiej Buell District 34 George Jan- lout funds and not knowing from
:
to
the
committee
rooms.
the
earnings
of
one
performance
C. G. CO AD,
i nose up town.
sen;
Upper
Salt
Creek
District
"hai
source
they
would
be
forth-
Walker,
Pearl
Birk,
Effie
Brown,
Postmaster,
three months to the Civic Edna Morrison, Buena Fiske, |
a wire came here yester- every
C. E. Wilson, of Airlie, was a , day That
38—Arthur Kittleson.
Improvement secretary of the Nora
for Ralph Williams from Taft club
caller
yesterday.
He
was
on
i
Robertson,
Lillian
Lawren-
There were 15 other pupils if you drink because of a craving for stimulants—if you've
for
the
improvement
and
Vernon Murphy, the 13-year- business before the commission­ That Doctor Cherrington was maintenance of the library son, Gertrude Pollow, Roxana who
only failed in one or two reached the stage where nothing will satisfy excepting rough,
son of Joe Murphy, of Oakdale, ers. and has the promise of the1 ; busting bronks while at Newport. grounds. Plans were discussed and Georgapa Fiske, Fred Col­ subjects
and at the May exami- j
fell from a tree Monday morn- court to go out and look at some |
Claire Snyder, Charles Ken­ nations will write in those sub-1 high-proof, strong whiskey—our story is not for you.
for a children’s party to be giv. lins,
That one of our city prisoners en
&nd sustained a fracture of the roads that need fixing.
Haven Smith, Harry Gay- jects,six pupils failed in morethar. But if it’s mellowness, age and flavor you’re looking for
the library in the near fu­ nedy,
lyre arm. Dr, McCallon reduc­ i Wm. Riddell, vice president got hungry the other morning ture in and
nor.
Mr.
Tracy. Mr. Ellison, and the two subjects, Hilja Carlson \
the
date
and
details
left
before the jailer got around with a committee appointed by A. J. Evans,
ed it.
__
of the Ballston school made the I —you’ll like Cyrus Noble.
and U. S. Grant, president of | with
breakfast,
so
he
kicked
best average, 92 7-9 per cent, |
the president. The usual paper
the National Mohair Growers’
county jail door out and on
Because i l ’s pore—because it’s palatable—
while Bertha Hatfield, of the Or-i
Current Events was read by Grand Haven Nursery—All chards
association, will leave for Silver | the
DR. D. 6. REMPEL
went
after.
btcsuie you don’t have to dilute it with
Chiropractir
Mrs. D. P. Patterson and a very kinds of fruit and ornamental 92. school was second with
I City, New Mexico, on February
water to be able to swallow it.
Nerve Specialist and Spinal Adjuster. Phone 15th to attend a call meeting of
Take your prescriptions that interesting paper on Pioneers of trees, logan berry tip« a special- j
1414. 9 a. m. to 5 p, m. Other boom by . the executive board to be held you are most particular about to Dallas was read by Mrs. G. P. ty. Address W. S. Boorman, I
Respectfully,
It costs ao more thaa any other good whtakeyt
appointment. 114 Court Street
McMinnville, Ore.
F20 Superintendent H. C. Seymour.
* there.
I>alias Oicgon
i Ellis' drugstore.__________ tf MacGregor.
J. VAN SCHUYVER A CO.. Geaeral Agate, Partivi
from $1.50 to $5.00. Phone B uena Vista 5652.
Fit
*
Monmouth.
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