DOINGS IN THE TOWN.
Meet me at the N ew Scott.
Meet me at the N ew S cott
Chicken pie supper March 18.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Coulter
by Methodist church ladies.
have been down from Corvallis.
Comings and Goings of Citizens of Dal
las and their Friends.
Carl Gerlinger was a Portland
______________
Summer dress ________
hats on ____
display
visitor Wednesday.
at Mrs. Toner’ s Saturday.
BANQUET AT GAIL
Commercial Club of Dallas Feasts
Its Membership.
On last Tuesday eveninR the
banquet room o f that popular
hostelry, the Gail hotel, was the
the scene o f the second annual
dinner Riven by the Commercial
club o f this city to its member
ship. The room was handsome
ly decorated for the occasion in
the colors o f the club, and the
tables artistically arranRed. Cov-
LIST OF CANDIDATES.
A list o f candidates entered in
the Item izer Popularity Contest
to date is printed below. The
first count o f the contest will be
made on next Wednesday and
ublished on next Thursday:
liss Naida S cott.........1000 votes [
Miss Josephine Luebke 1000
M i « Pearl Owings
. 1000
Miss Emma Wenzel
1000 “
Miss Gladys S m ith___ 1000 “
Miss Anna Mae Long-
n e c k e r ......... ........... 1000
Miss Pearl Titus. Falls
C ity. .......
1000 “
Mrs. Addie Harmon,
Buena Vista _______1000
Miss Marie Morlan,
Monmouth__________ 1000
G. E. Lawrence was over from
Miss McCallon has her line o f
Willamina yesterday for a visit dress hats now on display.
with old friends.
Mitch Butler has been visiting
Mrs. J. E. Smith has rented his brother, Ralph, at St. Helens.
the Robbins house on Jefferson
Miss Edna Gentry, o f Albany,
street.
Meet me at the N ew Scott.
has been visiting Miss Nada
N E W T O -D A Y
Ivan B. Dawley, Pearl Hughes Scott.
M. Hayter, dentist, Bank Blk.
and Hilga Lindall all rode the
ISotlces under this head o n ly
cen t
Glen 0. Holman, attorney at Woodman goat Tuesday niRht.
Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Morns
m u W r "f
a w o rd each insertion, cash in ad
law Wilson Bid»?.
vance. No phono o rd ers accepted.
Who has $2000 worth o f auto X
Sunday Visit° r!i Ut McM,nn-j Chapman the men were in the
For Ford autos, see I. V. tires and supplies for sale? Thos.
majority by one, there being 35
Lynch.
Catherwood.
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Mrs. Bertha Toner will have : ladies and 36 gentlemen present,
FOR S A L E
Miss McCallon, milliner, oppo
Summer dress hat openinR at her summer dress hats on d is-' The large corps o f waiters hand-
I led the six-course dinner with
site the postoffice.
Mrs. Bertha Toner’ s Saturday. play Saturday.
,
„„
1 credit to themselves and honor
620
Court
street.
„
A t 7 per cent $5000 on Rood
/\N E stood chfap fa im hora«*, also one cream sep-
It now costs 60 cents to get to to Landlord Serr, who had taken
v
ara tor— John W . Orr. Kick reali. Ore.
The case o f T. C. Shefton vs.
t f'fa rm la n d . A pply here.
Von Casey has been down S ilem, 10 cents being charged great pains to make the banquet
City o f Dallas, appealed from the
from
Roseburg
for
for
the
ride
over
the
bridge.
jGne
long
to
be
remembered
from
i
visit
with
Who
sells
Rood
lubricating
oil
p O R S A L E —One goed 3-4 Bain wapron. cheap.—
police court w rit o f review, has
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. Boydaton. [Asilas.
culinary
standpoint.
per Rallon? Thos. his parents.
Dress hats are now on display a culinary
standpoint.
The been decided by Judge Galloway
Catherwood.
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J. L. Castle has been at Port- a Miss McCallon’s.opp »site post- menu was extensive and varied, against the city. This was a
pO R
S A L E - F o r <800. A 10 H
..—
p. Advance en-
land and Hood River seeking re- o lice
and the chef out did himself in criminal action instituted in the
‘S v , w ^ L i fT n ° i | Se' 2J 0tS’ S
lief from asthma.
'catering to the tastes o f the first place by the city o f Dallas
Houch, Perrydaie. Oregon.
a m . view add. to Dallas.
Price$7o0. |
The new nickels are looked a t , banqueters, putting to shame
1 Just
Just received A fresh supply • askanpp
askance in Dallas,
but vve will some of the leading N ew York against Sefton, as defendant.
Installments if desired.
i)alla.u hut
Sefton was taking orders for teas
; o f chick food, oyster shell, beef soon get USe(j t0 them
)R S A L E —Good spring a***d wheat at SO cents
artists. The diners were enter and coffees, representing a Port
F per bushel. L. D. Brown, phone 1002. M2" I f you want good goods and j scraps, ground bone, corn, etc. |
tained throughout the evening land house.
courteoustreatmertcall on Woods H. A. Woods & Co.
He was arrested
i Rev. C. E. , Cline,
. . . . . . o f Portland,
... .. i ! with some choice selections by
)R S A L E Brown leghorn eggs. $1 per setting & Co.
under the peddler’s ordinance of
P o f 15. My cockerel won I' t s I p rise at Folk
Mrs. Gregory is displaying the ' , e iA e Pu'P l1 at
Methodist g !l|<jn,s orchestra,
the city and upon trial in the po
County Poultry show. Also R. 1. Reds eggs. .75
Special prices on a large num very latest models in spring and >'church la8t Sunday evenm g‘
speaker on the pro
“ The first
~
per setting o f 15. W es Elliott, phone 4x26. M20
lice court was fired $50. The
ber o f sample ranges at Craven summer suits and coats at the
Mr. Epperley, o f the metropo gram was our well known orator, charter o f Dallas provides for no
Bros.
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Mr.
Walter
L.
Tooze'Jr.,our
next
p O R S A L E -V a lu a b le seaside property In O yster-
lis, has been visiting his grand
appeal, hence the matter was
ville, Wn.. Inquire of Mrs. E. K Bullard, box
prosecuting attorney, who told
Yakima Best Flour, still in the
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327. phone 12Jl, Dui bu».
The Euterpean chorus will daughter, Mrs. F. J. Craven.
carried up on a w rit o f review.
those
present
what
the
Dallas
lead. Try it. H. A. Woods & hereafter meet in the assembly
Judge Galloway sustained S ef
Mrs.
Bertha
Toner
will
have
C O R S A L E —My residence property on Jefferaon Co.
room o f the library on Friday ' her summer dress hat opening Commercial club was for and ton’s contention all the way
■ street. near A sh .— Liberal term * i f desired.
some o f the things it has accom
through, finding the ordinance
Address J. A. Lawrenson. No. 4. box 206, Mode.s-
Buy your boiled hams at the afternoon.
! Saturday.
plished.
to. Cal.
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invalid because o f disc im at'o’ ,
Dallas Meat Market. No flies, no
Senator C. L. Hawley spoke o f
You
can
get
Better
Fruit,
the
:
Max
Crandall
is
in
town
finish-
and o f the prohibitive tax t e r. -
dust, strictly sanitary.
the
work
done
by
the
Oregon
well
known
fruit
publication,
o
f
ishing
up
his
expert
work
on
the
fo r hatching from fine Buff. W h ite and
under. L. D. Brown and L. E.
E GGS
Black Orpingtons. $1 per fift«*tn and also a
For rent, my house at Wash Hood River, and the Itemizer books o f our last term county of- Develpement
League at the
fe w line cockerels fo r sale. —M erle and Glen H ol
Crouch
represented the plaintiff,
Col one year for $1.50.
fleers.
man. Dallas.
t f ington and Levens— Frank
last legislature fo r the develop
while the city was represented
lins.
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ment o f the resources in the
by W alter L. Tooze Jr. and Ed.
Graduate trained nurse o f a
B. A. Downey, o f Portland, is
S A L E —Choice lot in good locality. Lillian
Cooking bags o f the Dallas registered N ew Jersey hospital, now leader o f the Dallas band. state.
F OR Lawrenson
F. Goad.
Clay street, o r a l Mrs. T on er’s
H.
C.
Seymour
gave
a
very
in
millinery parlors.
M2U Meat Co.
Latest thing out in Address Pearl Dennett, Rickreall. The boys hope to give their an
cooking o f all kinds o f meat. Phone 4.
M20j nual concert in about six weeks. teresting talk on the work done
A MODERN SHYL0CK.
by our Polk county schools.
P O R S a L E —A young Jersey cow. fresh with sec- 25 cents for 30 bags.
F ond c a lf.—G. Beck. Dallas. Phone 5515 Pink.
Mrs. Arrow is visiting friends
The Armsby Packing company
Mrs. George Gerlinger, presi
Miss Vera Wilson, o f Indepen in Independence this week, and Friday filled an order for a car dent o f the Dallas Woman’s club,
About 20 years ago “ Mrs. B .”
dence, secured the suit given is getting her first glimpse o f load o f Dallas prunes bound for told o f the club’s efforts for city
agreed to buy a certain tract of
O R S A l E —W hite Rock eggs. $6 per settin g o f
away
by
the
Polk
Mercantile
j
the
city
by
the
river.
F 15—Rea Craven. Dal as, phone 1142.
across the big pond.
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betterment and the aims o f the land from “ Mr. A ” for the sum
Association Saturday.
G. P. Locke and fam ily have
Peter and Wayne Greenwood organization. Upon being re o f $5000. She paid in cash about
Inqoire 719
o r s a l e — a
good plow
Semion Harris passed away at moved to their hop yard near will report at the Multnomah ferred to as a citizen, Mrs. Ger one half o f the purchase price,
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F L yle street.
Drain last week, aged 77 years, Jefferson, which he has leased county armory next Tuesday to linger stated that she was very but, owing to financial reverses,
o f paralysis. He was the father for the year.
take their examinations for first proud o f the honor conferred I she was unable to pay the bal
P O R S A L E —Pure bred Brown Leghorn eggs. 5U
upon the women o f Oregon by ance. “ Mr. A ” foreclosed the
*
cents per setting, also some cockerels.—L . I. o f Mrs. 0. C. Coffin, o f Dallas.
and second lieutenants.
Mrs.
J.
C.
Morrison
and
son,
Bursell, Monmouth.
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giving them the right to express mortgage, got possession o f the
Ralph Henry has been indicted Ralph, were over from Salem
L. R. Fields, F. M. S eifer and their sentiments on public ques
land, and obtained a deficiency
for murder by a Benton county this week visiting her parents. Charles McCann, o f the S. P.,
JR S A L E — W hite Leghorn hens ut $1 each A
tions by givin g them the use of judgment for about $5100. i N ul
his trial com-; Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Campbell.
F
No. 1 laying strain. J. S. Parker, K 1. D el grand jury, and
made
a
trip
over
the
S.
F.
C.
&
the ballot,* but did not favor any content with obtaining his land
las.
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mences at Corvallis today.
W. lines in a special car Wednes woman seeking public office.
We have added to our already
back, besides what the woman
day.
The ladies o f the Presbyterian large line o f coffees, Folger’s
Rev. Edgar W. Miles,
the paid in on the agreed purchase
C O R S A L E A fr«s h cow Win. Mackie, 2 1-2
miles east o f Dallas. Phone 19x9.
church will have for sale at Golden Cate and Amber. Try
Mr. Gore, an old newspaper popular clergyman, gave a short price, he has kept tne dericiency
Stafrin’ s pharmacy next Satur them.- H. A. Woods & Co.
man, is here for the purpose o f but interesting talk,
judgment alive, and alter wait
P O R S A L E —Barred Rock eggs. $1 settin g o f 15.
day all kinds o f home baking.
organizing a lodge o f Modern
C. C. Chapman, president o f ing for all these years, has taken
*
L. A. Guthrie, | hone 525 A, D.
Clif. Johnson left Saturday for
Collections given prompt at his home at Nampa, Idaho, his Brotherhood. He says he will the Oregon Development League, . out execution on certain iota inui
tention
by J. S. Ashhaugh, con w ife remaining in this low alti-| | start with 30 charter members, outlined the work carried on by i Mrs. B. now owns in the city of
Í I N K thoroughbred Poland China B« iar to ex-
Dallas
National bank- tude, which agrees better with
' ’ change fo r k « * t or sheep. W . M. Faater. In- stable.
The infant child o f Prof, and ; that organization and commend-1 Portland. Tne woman in ques-
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dependence.
building, room 22.
tf her health.
Mrs. W. I. Ford, died yesterday ed the residents o f Dallas and tion is dependent upon her o w n
morning, the attempt at keeping members o f the Commercial club industry for support, and a lter
Cooking bags. 30 for 25 cents.
______ _
___
W h ite Leghorn
The city o f Dallas has lost its
it
alive in an incubator proving i for their work in assisting to many years o f saving and sacri
eggs. 11.50 a settin g or *1 a hundred.- Mrs. Instructions how to use
them in shit with tea drummer, who was
! bring new settlers to Polk county. fice, and by means o f honest la
L . A . Dickenson, Phone South 63.
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futile,
each package, for sale by Dallas fined for peddling goods in Dallas
bor, paid fo r the lots, only to re
Meat
Co.
Mr.
Charles
Kennedy
is
acting
some months ago, according to
W H I T E OrphinKton a n r i fo r hatrhinur. $2 ami
ceive notice that her property
$J p« r s e it ng o f 15. D y old ch ick» Dilla B.
Who can sell a 1913 Model Ov the decision rendered by Judge manager at the Dallas Lumber
would be sold on March 17, 1913,
tf
Vlars. Phone 9x1
& , Loggin g . . Co’s
office during
erland or R. C. H. car? Dallas Galloway Monday.
.
_ the! In re estate o f Mary E. Brick- to satisfy the deficiency ju dg
T H O R O U G H B R E D barred Plymouth Rock w ir » Garage, Thos. Catherwood, pro
You can operate a vacuum absence o f Manager Gerlinger at e r; report o f sale o f real estate ment. In other words “ Mr. A ’ ’
*
for sale Ly Ira Ph illip» at $1 a netting o f 15.
prietor.
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cleaner that will thoroughly clean! Portland and Cashier Kearth, filed and set for hearing Mon- gets $5000 tor nothing. In my
Phone South 3.
M2Ì
who is ill.
day, March 24th.
opinion this is nothing more or
According to the Salem States and guaranteed not to injure I
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Shriver re -: In re estate o f B. F. Whitea- less than legalized robbery and is
)R S A L E Pure bred Brown Leghorn affffa, man. Elmer E. Bradley and Miss I your carpet in any way at a cost I
P Sl.iKJ per » e t tin r o f 15. C. W. S tew art. S a ver Gertrude Mann, o f Dallas, were o f 2 cents per hour. For rent ! turned this morning from several ker; supplemental inventory filed a strong exemplification o f &hy-
Oregon. Phone Monmouth 12x5.
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¡week spent with their daughters and petition granted; petition to lock and his pound o f flesh. How
married there Friday evening by by Smith & Ellison.
A t the Methodist church choir | atCaiJe Horn’ Wn., and at Gas-, erect fence and monument grant- any man can exact tliis penalty
O R S A L E —Brown Leghorn e g g ». <1.00 per Rev. P. S. Knight.
from a poor woman and be able
F setting o f 15. Re-» Craven. Dalla». Phone
’
|e i :
Mrs. F. W. Rich, o f Dallas, re practice Friday night a noble red j
1142.
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to sleep well at i igut, yes, and
re eatate o f J. C. Kramer;
turned to Newport Tuesday e v e man strayed in, and so charmed ; The change in freight schedule
be able to meet bis oou, if ne
was he with the music that on ; will make it necessary for one o ^e,rs oraere,l
G. W. has any, is more than 1 can un-
S A L E Six R. I. R. cockerel» and »ix H. C. ning accompanied by her mother,
P >R Black
Minorca cockerel».—Cephas Nelwon.
being
ejected
returned.
freigh
t
crew
to
change
their
on
bond
o
f
Mrs. Cray, o f Brownsville, who
' derstand. Cod have mercy on
will spend a month visiting with j Carrol VanSkike fell from a headquarters from Dallas to Sa- •pJJUtK).
h is io o r soul! Does not this lit
In re estate o f Mabel G. M u r-!
apple, peach and prune tree». her.—Newport News.
tle tragedy all go to show that
trestle near Sherwood the other lem, leaving three crews to re-
P )R live S A to L E »ix —good
feet high. W illam ette Floral Co..
phy; bond approved and W. A. 1
side here.
Dalla», Phone 1221.
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there is something higher, more
We have, the largest line o f; day, while working for a railroad
Sloper, Fed Sloper, and A. W. j
enobling in this life than the al
Born, March 8th, to Mr. and
Ranges in the county. Special company, and was brought home
Cooper
appointed
appraisers.
S A L E Pure bred S. C. Whit- Leghorn»; prices on a number o f samples I with two broken ribs.
mighty dollar? 1 might also add
Mrs. Lawrence Dornhecker, at
F O R cocks
$2. cockerel» <1.50. E ggs $1 per 15. <5
In re estate o f Jas. H. Chapin; that the woman in question is
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per 100 G. W . Starr, phone ’ ink 16.
for the next 30 days Craven
Craven Bros. Monday installed Perrydale, a girl, and on March sale o f real estate confirmed.
no client o f mine but it is just a
9th to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Nash,
Bros.
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case o f humanity.
L O R S A L E —A fe w S. C. W hite Leghorn», prize
Brown &*Sibley, attorneys and and it is now ready for use. Call o f Dallas, a girl, so Dr. Bollman
*
winning cockerels for »aie at $1 to 12.6(1 each
reports.
A LAW YER.
— F. C. Meyer. l»h .ne Smithfield 662 line 3.
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abstracters, notary public. A b - ! up Central in case o f fire, and
Fur Sale or Trade
K
Important Case Decided.
Probate.
IT IS WHISPERED.
ir
Comparative
Digestibility
of Food
Made wilh different Baking Powders
From a Series of Elaborate Chemical Tests •
A n equal quantity o f bread (biscuit) w as made
with each o f three different kinds o f baking powder—
cream o f tartar, phosphate, ana alum— and submitted
separately to the action o f the digestive fluid, each
for the same length o f time.
T h e relative percentage o f the food digested is
shown as follows:
Bread made with
Royal Cream of Tartar Pow der:
| 100 Per C en t Digested
j
Bread made with
phosphate p ow d er:_________
^ 68*4 Per Cent. Digested"!
Bread made with
*
alum pow d e r;_____________
| 6 7 % Per Cent. Digested |
These tests, which are absolutely reliable and
unprejudiced, make plain a fact o f great importance
to everyone; Food raised with Royal, a cream o f
tartar Baking Powder, is shown to be entirely diges
tible, while the alum and phosphate powders are found
to largely retard the digestion o f the food made from
them.
Undigested food is not only wasted food, but it
is the source o f very many bodily ailments.
Vve been selling Studebaker
Wagons and B uggies for
over 30 years. ’K
a
1 v e s o ld th e m b e c a u s e m y re p u ta tio n as
d e a le r w a s at stak e a n d fr o m e x p e r ie n c e 1 h a v e fo u n d
that S tu d e b a k e r m e a n s th e b est.”
That tells the Story.
Farmers bought Studebaker wagon9 before the C ivil w ar
and they have been buying them ever since.
Because they had confidence in the name Studebaker and in
the sturdy, dependable wagonc and buggies they build.
A n d that confidence has been upheld. Studebaker wagons
are built on honor and the Studebaker guarantee goes with every one*
^
There s a Studebaker fo r your needs— whether you live in
city, town or country.
Farm W a g o n »
S u rrey»
P o n y Carriages
B u s in «»» W a go n s
Bugni«*
Dum p Carta
T ru c k s
R u n a b o u ts
C o n tra c to r» ' W a g o n s
A n d Studebaker harness a L o — as w ell and carefully m ad«
as Studebaker vehicles.
See our Dealer or Write us.
Remember that rebate on your
The above appeared in today’s
taxes will close next Saturday
Oregonian,
written
by
o
e
o
f
t
ur
S
T
U
D
E
B
A
K
E
R
South Bend, Ind.
That there wil be no hard sur
and must dispone o f these trees at one
evening. A force o f five men
Antioch 51. W. 1». Ramsey.
NEW YORK
CHICAGO
D ALLAS
KANSAS C ITY
D KNVX*
face pavement in Dallas this prominent men, and the item izer
M INNEAPOLIS
are now pretty busy taking in
SALT LAK X C IT Y
SAN FRANCISCO
PORTLAND, ORR.
7 7 - — „ *■; * v r „ ~ ~ h
Ó
year.
is personally aware that the as
grand
celebration
at
his
Portland
th«
money
in
the
sh
eriffs
office
p O R S A I .fc - a n organ. Inquire o f Mr*. R
would sertions made are true in every I
■
Diniick. 314 Orchard avenue. Phone 381.
! home last week, the occasion be- !and o p t i n g for the same.
' 1 hat the coul 1 ho,Ise
look better i f lit up of evenings particular. I n lact it is
l ut the
ing the observance o f his parent’s ; That strenuous gust o f wind at ^ heretofore.
W A N T lil)
golden wedding.
5:30 yesterday morning created
poor wo- i
after
'
takin,ï
advantage
o
f
a
That Salem will be dry
Easter post cards at the Dallas
man's lack o f business ability,
Genevieve Veness, daughter of some havoc, although it did not w
maybe.
W A N T E D — O n « team o f nm tw w eigh in g about
Variety store, 10 cents a dozen.
last
a
minute.
Mr.
Joseph
Goetz
!
May
,
_
„
.
,
,
,
”
281« pound» and 2 cow ». Let m e know »t
Sunday Sheriff Grant appre Mr. and Mrs. Jack Veness, and ! had his hot house frames lifted 1
one«. J. B. R egier. 1018 H » y t « r *t.. D alla».
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Dallas has had about »11 and after living a life o f frugal
Big chicken pie supper given
hended S. VV. Fuller at the Ho a native Polk county girl, was and carried away as if so much '*1e experience she wants in ce- ity, making her pay the penalty.
by the ladies o f the M tthooist
married
yesterday
at
Los
A
n
ge
mer
Murphy
hop
yard
at
Inde
|
ment
road
or
walk
ways
fo
r
a
Uf A N T E D to trade land cloae to Fall* City.
paper.
But that is what the majority o f
church March 18th.
”
g o d sound team, a eight between 1300' or 1400 pendence. wanted
at Salem for les to F. J. Newman, whom she
That a McMinnville paper says laws are for, where the poor are
pound» net older than H year». Inquire o f Mr»,
first
met
on
a
trip
up
the
N
ile
in
With
the
inauguration
o
f
the
forging
a
check.
He
spent
Sun
Frank Batter. Falls C ity. Oregon.
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A. V. R. Snyder has been solicit
new train service o f the S. F. C.
1911.
concerned.
day night in jail here.
ing votes in their north end.
& W., the Sunday train hereto
The
Star
Transfer
company
I
f
you
have
money
to
loan
we
W A N T E D 50 to 100 cord» o f fir bark from aec-
That a move is on foot today
fore leaving at 12:30 will now
”
ond grow th timber. Inquire o f Muir A Mc
LETTER LIST.
borrower; if you have placed an order for a Reo
to take the Dallas band to Salem
Donald Co. Dalla». Ore.
tf will find you a
leave
Daffas
at
11:50
a.
m.
for
M an y gro w in g girls in school
want to borrow money we can 2-ton truck through the local Salem.
next Saturday.
o r business are fra il— d elicate—
LOST
find you a lender. Plenty o f mon agent, I)icK Daniels for imme
The follow ing letters remained
That a governm ent secret ser
anemic — lack en ergy a n d am
Justice Holman had a trial be
diate delivery. Mr. Daniels went
ey on improved farm property.
vice agent has been doing the uncalled for in the Dallas post-
bition and have thin blood. It is
to Portland yesterday to bring fore his court this afternoon, it
I OSS Rawhide rope, between Dalla» and Smith*
BROWN & S IB L E Y .
office
Tuesday:
county
for
the
last
three
days.
field
Kinder return to Foster Bros, feedahed
being the state against J. C.
the truck home.
all unnatural and unless checked
fo r 12.50 reward.
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Night watch Grant was attack
Mrs. Jessie Carpenter.
That none o f our lawyers seem
leads to serious and chronic ills.
ed by a crowd o f roughnecks
B. A. Downey has moved his
l he
J. W. Goodman.
to be hunting the job o f prose-
Nourishm ent, not drugs, is the
-
wltne^
’
Jas‘
E-
Hunt-
Saturday night and hit with a family here from Portland, and cut,n*
Dr.
C.
W.
Keene.
with threatening to do baddy in’- curing attorney not enough in
The is living in the Halloek house.
S. P. Kammersgaard.
| law of reason to build strength
White Leghorn f re 9 and baby fhix beer bottle over the head.
jury. On convening court the
— but when ap]>etite is poor and
Tom King.
from 200-eER hens, o f the W ycoF and perpetrators got away for that He is the new leader o f our band.
deputy
prosecuting
attorney
That our county court is not as
digestion weak, ordinary foods
Taneard strains. Eggs guaranteed fe r night, hut appeared later and and comes well recommended as
Jas. H. Lapum.
moved to dismiss, and the trial economical as thev pi omised be-
tile; baby chix sold at any age. Prices paid a fine o f $25 each.
do not nourish— then S C O T T ’S
I. M. Ross.
| a first class musician.
upon application with full instructions
fees were taxed to the proseeut- fore the last election,
E M U L S IO N is necessary.
G.
W.
Starling.
to amateurs on how to get a big hatch
The formal opening o f the Cosy ing witness.
Fred R. Elliott lias traded his
. That our W alter was the whole
S C O T T ’S E M U L S I O N over
C. G. CO AD,
and how to take care o f little chix.
.Corner advertised for last Satur
comes ju s t such c o n d it io n s : its
Tickets may be purchased from Push at the Commercial club ban-
I ’ loverdale Poultry Farm, F. C. Meyer, homestead in Saskatchewan for
Postmaster.
tissue material e n te r s
proprietor, successor to F. E. M eyer the B. Y. Kenyon farm near day evening, and postponed be Salern to Dallas over the S. F. C. Quet.
th e bloo«l w ith o u t <Ii-
Phone S 3 552, Pallas, Ore., No 1.
town, his brother Wes. going in cause o f delayed shipments, will & W. at the S. P. depot in Sa-I That the fine weather o f last
Vassall's side is now 60ahead
Restive effort and makes ■
with him on the deal and now take place Saturday evening. lem. A Dallas passenger now week brought many o f us back (in the Woodman contest.
it rich. I t to n e s th e 9
Co to Miss McCallon’» millin owning a half interest in the An entertaining musical program
whole system and starts ■
boarding the train at Commer to the soil m iking gardens.
I. F. Yoakum and family
ery parlors for the latest in dress Kenyon place. They have just has been arranged and a good
th e healthy a c tio n o i ■
cial street in Salem, pays the
That
none
o
f
our
business
men
have
go.ie
to
Portland
for
the
I
cells th r o u g h o u t the 1
hats.
finished setting out 700 Italian time is assured to all.
conductor a cash fare o f but 10 seem to desire aT>lace as council week end.
body.
li
prune trees.
The Oregoninn yesterday had cents, making it necessary to man, realizing that tco many
im it a t io n • a r t ofttn 1
Mrs. A. S. McKinney received
o f f e r e d , bvt to get r e t u l t t Lj
iS
N. 1. Morrison challenges any this news of an old time Dallas res leave the train at the West Sa enemies can be made to pay for
yoa mmt get SCOTT'S.
fcj
a check for $600 with a week o f I
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
one in the state to produce an ident: The residence o f Deputy lem station to purchase a through the honor.
8cott A Bown«. Bloomfield. N J I
her fire from the McMinnville in
A new ticket
Land Surveying. Subdividing. Plan older heirloom than the finger City Treasurer, O. P. Miller. 609 ticket to Dallas.
T rtd e -M ». k
That certain lies had better
Eatimntor. AM kind» o f E:i(rineerinn , ring which he owns.
This ring East Ankeny, was burglarized office will be opened on Commer cease or there will be something surance company.
Work. Uffice over I'allaa City Bank.
While crossing the crosswalk
was worn by one of his ancestors last night and valuables and cial street soon, and just as soon doing.
Phone.
near home yesterday afternoon. :
who came over in the Mayflower money estimated at $150 were as some new cash fare tickets can
- . . -— — ♦
■ —
Mrs. J. C. Shultz stepped on a
in 1620 and has been in the fam taken. The front window was be furnished the conductors they
Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Morrison
Among the missing will be allowed to accept a cash
W . R . C o u lte r
The two year old son o f Claud stone and fell so as to sustain a and little daughter drove over
ily continuously since that time. "jim m ied .”
DR. D. G. REMPEL
was painfully burned dislocated shoulder. Tw o prac from Dallas Saturday evening
Anyone wishing to see this an articles are two ladies’ watches, fare on trains from passengers Smith
Chirepractnr
Xvr*e Specialist are! Spinal Adiueter. Phone cient piece o f jew elry may do so silver match case, gold band ring, boarding the train on Commer- about the legs yesterday, caused titioners were called and she is for a short visit with his uncle,
HU. * ». m. to 6 p. m Other hoi r« liy ( i f he will call at the hardware gold necklace with cross pendant cial street straight through for by a kettle o f boiling
water, now resting easily as could be N. I. Morrison, returning home Phone 10S1
api-dntiuent. 114 Court Street
and $7.50 in money.
Dallas.
which he knocked from the stove. expected.
store. Scio News,
Monday.—Scio News.
Dalla» lin y *»
stracts made promptly at a rea-
charge. 616 Mill street,
tf i Dallas, Ore.
Dr. McNicol. osteonath. li-
board
censed by state examining
of Illinois and Oregon. The on
ly licensed non-drug physician in
Dallas. Office corner o f Court
| and Levens Sts.
tf
L E 1500 Carlton nursery prune tree»,
F O R w ill S A run
from 5 to 7 feet. I have «old my place sonable
Phone, 1
she will ring the bell by eiectri-
j cal communication.
| General Freight Agent H. A.
! Hinshaw, late of Dallas, had ai
The World Moves Itself
We Move Anything Else
Eggs and Chix for Sale.
tifi
C. R. Canfield
CITY TRANSFER CO.
Dallas, Oregon