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Polk County has Soil
Adaptable for all Purposes.
Any Fruit Thrives
Dallas will Build Tw ice
as Much in 1913
^s She Did Last Year
T h e P a p e r -that QiUes Y o u W h a -fY o u W arvt to R e a d
V O L . X X X V III.
WOMAN’S CLU8 MEETING.
DALLAS, OREGON
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
TWENTÏ-SEVEN YEARS AGO.
Accept Invitation of Falls City Boost­ From Itemizer Files of May 14, 1887
er! for Get Together Meeting.
Articles o f incorporation o f the
N O . 18
M A Y 8, 1913
HAPPY COUPLE
Celebrate 44th Anniversary of Wed­
ded Blis-.
They had a stallion show on j
Thursday, J. W. Bridwell, Ed
Clark, Harris & Son, C. C. Gat’d-
The second annual meeting o f
ner, J. S. Mitchell, W. G. N es­
the Woman’s Club o f Dallas, was
mith, Holt McDaniel,
H. R.
held on Tuesday afternoon, May
Grant, Doc Miller, J. M. Staats.
6th.
New port and Kings Valley rail­ and Wm. Burns exhibiting their
Sunday afternoon, at the home
The club voted to extend their
A t the regular meeting o f the road were filed by J. R. Baley, fine horses.
|0' Mr. an(i Mrs. Wm. Kersay oc-
sympathy in the movement for a club last evening an informal in­ Will Weber, R. F. Baker and W.
Wm. Grant at $2,200 had the ?urr®d ^ rnost Peasant happen-
suitable cilebration in honor o f vitation from the Falls City Com­ W. West, with a capital stock o f
the pioneer mothers, and e x ­ mercial Club to be present at a ; $500,000, the object being to lowest bid for the city hall, and !nf? *°. ^ os® participating that
on
j en» . p!acf./or •?n?® tllT|e-
pressed their appreciation o f an ‘ ‘Get Together” meeting was build a narrow gauge railroad his bondsmen on the contract ,
w e r e j. D. Lee. J. W. Crider and I f.n ®rder th.at *hey mitiht celLe‘
editorial in a recent issue o f the unanimously accepted. Them eet- j from Newport to Kings Valley.
Mrs. America Grant. J. J. Wil-1 ¡?'a* ,n a befitting manner the
Oregonian
on this subject.
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t ' u - i •
a -
..
ing will be held at Falls City
A gang o f 25 men had been liams was appointed to su pervise,
i1 anniversary o f their eonnu-
Thousands o f flood and tornado
_ This being1 the first
Tuesday evening at 7:30, and it ¡engaged for six weeks in open­ the construction.
j • iaL v !s?
weJ) ^n®wn couple
sufferers who lost their homes, and
since the death ot one o f the. ¡s eXpected that all o f the towns ing a road into Rock Creek.
t ,.
ry
.
.. , .
invited in a number o f their old
club s members. Mrs. J. J. Fid- workfng for the development o f
belongings have received absolute­
The Zena picnic was spoiled by time associates to assist in bright
The farm ers o f Polk had this a steady rain but the program , eni
the occaajon f
th
ler, resolutions o f sympathy were Polk County will be well repre­
ly without cost to them, the latest
I farwiJy home at the end o f
extended to the bereaved family. sented. Doc Patterson and the day scheduled for a general was carried out nevertheless.
Mill
model of
roundup
and
extermination
o
f
The advisability o f having a secretary were appointed a spe­
Dr. Frank Graves caught a street was prettily decorated for
woman director as a member o f cial committee to make the nec- coyotes.
marten in the Yamhill river.
the occasion. Soon after assem­
Deputy Sheriff Mark Hayter
the school board was discussed essary arrangements for a special
bling a repast was served that
and met with the approval o f the ; train and wjth the Da„ as ' band had paid a visit to Buena Vista
did credit to the bountiful cook­
IV
Some seem to have miscon­
and made quite an impression on
. p f i ]
ery o f old time days, and it was
c
...
. . , | to accompany the delegation. The
strued an article in the Item izer certainly enjoyed by the guests.
Mrs M etzger was appointed ! object ofl'the meeting w in be to the younger females.
j il\ ? f r y . _ _ -Ü 1 -in n .
to visit the city council on
Mrs. F. J. Ross opened a mil­ o f some weeks ago regarding the During the eating hour and the
“ | establish a basis on whicn the
conduct o f one.
Tw o Chance
ters o f interest’to the club.
subsequent afternoon reminisen-
different commercial organiza­ linery store at Monmouth.
Campbell
at
The
Dalles while ceS o f early days furnished a top­
A fte r reports o f officers and tions can cooperate for a better
Kuykendall & Elli3 drove a
chairmen o f departments and Polk county.
band o f steers to Portland and our veterans were on their way ic for conversation that was of
from Polk county to quell an In ­ exquisite pleasure to all, and
c immittees, an ad Ires a was g. v-
A communication from Oregon sold them fo r work oxen.
\ ’
dian uprisin >, and have applied when parting time came it was
en by the p r e s e n t , Mrs. c e o rg e Citizen3. Educational League rel-
Residents o f Grande Ronde it to our esteemed fellow towns­
'ÍÜ
Ger inger, which will appear in , ative toward the perfecting o f an were kicking against the N. G.
the expressed wish o f all that
They were fortuna'e enough to
another issue o f the Itemizer.
, organization her‘e was referred schedule, saying it took tw o days man, J. M. Campbell. Mr, J. L. Mr. and Mrs. Kersay would have
Morrison, o f Rock Creek, gave many more anniversaries to cel­
own
The FREE, the only sewing
A musical program consisting | to H c Seymour. N . L Guy
il
for a letter to ge t to Portland.
us the reminiscence, and stated
o f piano solos by Mrs. Ber El- \ waa inatracy
te(i to make arrange.
machine in the world that is pro­
ebrate.
and
each
guest
heartily
Mark Holmes le ft for Eastern to us at the time that Tw o Chance
hott. vocal solos by Mrs - Bortorff | ment9 with the 0regon A g r icUI-
tected against flood, tornado, acci­
desired that they would be one
Oregon to spend the summer.
did not hail from Polk County,
and Miss Serr. and a selection by tura, co„
for a ,eclure 0*
o f the participants at a like re-1
dent,
breakage, etc.
A prominent resident o f McCoy and in no place in the article was union. The combined ages of
the Euterpian Chorus was much; era, agriculture at Dallas,
any
such
connection
even
hinted
was
seen
watering
his
cabbage
appreciated by the dub.
| T he matter o f arranging to
those present was 982 years, they
The entire country has been shocked at the loss o f life and the much greater
plants, and holding an umbrella at. We did not think it w ould;
, T i ^ f rll0W,1ug ° ffiC^rS WCre 1 have a delegation at the Moose over himself to keep off the rain. be necessary to state that Tw o I being as follows:
loss o f property caused by the recent tornado and floods. Practically no in­
elected for the ensuing y e a r : celebration
Salem was left in
Mrs Celia W aling aged 63;
surance was carried on this property, and therefore it is a total loss to the
President, Mrs. J. R. C ra ven ,; tbe bands 0f tbe secretary,
Cass Riggs was recovering Chance was not Jim Campbell or Mrs Jane Bmwn 55; Mrs. Alice
owner. With one exception, T H E FREE Sewing Machine Company, because
vice president, Mrs Oscar Hay-
0n motion o f D p p e r s o n , from a severe spell o f illness.
c * k ” s -
w : w M. Kersey 69;
o f its liberal policy, absolutely protects the buyer o f each machine against
bell, or any other Campbell.
ter; secretary. Mrs. E. M Smith; Dal, the Prune Cit
w a’
Mrs. Anna Kersey 62; Mrs. Mary
The northbound train left Dal­
floods and tornadoes, as well as fire, breakage, etc., for a period o f five years.
treasurer, Mrs. Conrad Stafrm ; ad 0 ted as the official slogan, las at 8:05 a. m. and going south Some people dearly love to jump 1 Bronson 65; Mrs. Anna Embree
Therefore, while thousands o f people lost practical.y everything they owned,
at conclusions^_____
chairman o f the literary section, the game to a
on a„ adver. at 6:50 p. m.
64; D. 0. Bronson 78; Mrs. M.
they have been presented with the latest model The FREE sewing machine to
Mrs. D. P
Patterson; civic im -; tisi
done
the club. The
J. Hayter 75; Mrs. Martha E.
Cyrus Jones, o f Perrydale, had
replace the one lost with their homes.
provement Mrs. J G VanO rs-, follow ing report o f the financial
Collins 74; F. M. Collins 77; Mrs.
been very ill.
d^l, musical. Hits. H. G.
!committee was adopted
and
The ball team o f the Perrydale J. M. Ellis 54; Mr. S. P. Riggs
Born, to Mrs. C. W. Dodenhoff,
c*W°hmai! S
“ '“ i Placed on file: B. o f H. May
high school say they fail to see 64; Frank Kersey 32: Mrs. T. J.
Edith Starbuck. To show in a i>nd m .89; collections $201 ¡Total a girl.
Hayter 83.
material way the appreciation o f
Pat Hughes had not sold out any excuse for the fierce roasting
$1197; wariants drawn $52.65;
W e will be pleased to show you its dozens o f unusual features, and explain how
his shoe shop as at first reported. handed them in the Observer o f
the work done by the retiring B. O. H., $1145.24.
April
29
last.
The
boys
are
not
thoroughly you are protected if you own a The FR E E machine.
president, Mrs. Geo. Gerlinger,
Henry Crow ’s residence at In­ in the least sore at Dallas for
9:45 a. m.— Sunday School.
Charles Bilyeu, Ross Ellis and
and the secretary, Mrs. J. R.
dependence
was
destroyed
by
T > I " 1 yk
some o f the gratelul letters receive from a few o f
O fJ *
11 a. m. — Morning worship,
Henry Serr were appointed a
defeating
them,
and
admit
Craven, a g ift was presented to
committee to make arrangements fire.
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the thousands that have had their machines re-
frankly that at the time they subject— In Memory o f Mother.
each by the club, also a ris ng for a 4th o f July celebration.
Henry Smith, running a store were
Let everyone wear a white
considerably outclassed.
placed’ without one cent o f expense, by The FR EE Sewing machine Company.
vote o f thanks was extended to
at Lewisville, wanted his debtors H owever they do aot like the carnation in memory o f mother
Bills allowed:
all retiring officers and chairman , W L Tooze....... ................. $32.22, to pungle up.
This
is to acknowledge receipt of sewing ma­
I wish to thask you for the new sewing ma­
Observer’ s way o f expressing whether living or dead. Come
chine that 1 have just recently received, which is to
o f standing committees.
chine sent to replace the one that I lost. 1 wish to
and pay a tribute to our Queen.
I Dallas Mercantile C o ______ 7.50
Uncle
David
Townsend,
o
f
Ze-
that
fact;
besides
they
feel
that
replace the one destroyed by cyclone. Many thanks
thank you for your promptness.
The annual June social is now
7 p. m.— Epworth League.
Tracy Staats..................... 10.05 na, was building a fine residence. when that worthy paper com­
for the prompt attention that you have given thia
I assure you that I will do everything that I
being planned to which the men
8
p.
m
Evening
service.
matter.
can
in
the
future
to
spread
the
fame
of
The
FREIC
pared
Pitcher
Houck
unfavora­
John
and
James
Burns
went
td
are extended an invitation.
machine.
Special music at both morning
1 will always be glad to say a good word for
bly
with
Beyens
o
f
Dallas,
it
Henry
Gorkhe
has
sold
out
his
Eastern
Oregon
after
some
hor­
A ft e r adjournment, tea was
Again thanking you for the treatment that I
The FREE machine.
and
evening
services.
was
simply
adding
insult
to
in­
meat
market
and
desires
a
set­
ses they had there in charge o f
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have received, I remain,
served by Mrs. Gerlinger and a
Yours truly,
jury. With but one change, the |
Yours respectivefully,
tlement o f all accounts within Robt. Booton.
social hour enjoyed.
MRS. P E A R L E AR N H A RT.
A.
B.
EPTIN<t.
the next tw o weeks. While
Mrs. Sam Tetherow died at her same lineup played Ballston high j Ser /ices Sunday, May 11.
thoroughly appreciating the pat­ Luckiamute home on May 10th, Saturday, May 3, at Ballston,and ;
Sunday school 10 a. m.
ronage accorded him, he must after being an invalid for sever­ for the entire nine innings this
Mother’s Day service 11 a. m.
same
Pitcher
Houck
held
them
now
collect
in
full.
Accounts
al years.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Y. P. S. C. E. meeting 7.
scoreless,
which
the
Perrydale
Morning worship at 11a. m.- unsettled at that date will be
Evening service at 8.
In token o f their esteem and stickers, back in their old time
placed in the hands o f a lawyer
Theme, "M otherhood.”
You are cordially invited to
friendship and as a small remu­ form, were busily and systemat­
fo
r
further
action.
Young People’ s Meeting 7:30:
neration for her kindness and ically engaged in piling up a worship with us.
S. Merwin, who has been en­ self denial in ever being ready
Subject “ Love not the W orld.”
score that was staggering in it
A t 8 p. m. - Evening W orship., _ gaged in peeling chittim fo r a on all occasions to assist at con­
proportions.
Three
Ballston
You are cordially invited to at- number o f years, has started a certs and gatherings with both
pitchers tried one after another
tend these meetings.
| crew o f five men at work near instrumental and vocal music.
to stop the slaughter, but the
Independence gathering the bark Miss Jennie Rowell was present­
Perrydale boss serenely contin­
Hugh A yres has returned to fo r the Fall market. He expects ed by her many friends in Dallas
ued clouting the ball and keep­
his steam beat work at Portland. to get about two carloads.
with a fine silver cake stand, card ing the base lines hot.
receiver, butter dish and butter
The final score was 37 to 0.
knife.
N ot a bad showing for the team
Some $1720 had been raised by that the Observer heralded as
subscription for a new Presby­ being in poor form both at the
terian church at McCoy.
bat and in the field. The P erry­
Wm. Tatom had a Plymouth dale lineup follows: Zumwalt c,
Rock hen that laid her eggs in a Houck p, Rolland lb. Roseneau
fir tree back o f his residence. 2b, Lee 3b. Morrison ss, Bheme
A fte r the eggs got to the ground If, Jennings cf. White rf.
The junior team o f Perrydale
they w ere useless, and the edi­
(N O T H I N G A B O V E 2 5 C E N T S )
tor suggested putting a feather school defeated the junior team
bed under the tree.
o f Ballston May 4 by 20 to 21 in
W e Carry the Largest Line of One Cent Post Cards
John K elly was here from the 10th inning. Game was at
in Dallas. Come in and Look Over Our Line.
Canada fo r a visit with James Perrydale.
A PERRYD ALE FAN
Elliott.
Special, Mt. Hood Pillow Tops, front and back, good
Mrs. A . Stinit, who was in
cloth ...............
25c
destitute
circumstances,
was
A irlie H. S. defeated Mon- j
Lace Curtain Net, sold in any quantity, yard
15c
sent to a Portland hospital, and
mouth H. S, in the second game j
her
four
children
given
into
the
Matches
......................................................... 4c
o f Polk county league schedule]
care o f Oakdale relatives.
Tw o boxes T a ck s.....................................
5c
last Saturday by a score o f 9 to |
Snow was reported at John 1. The feature o f the game was
3 and 4 inch Strap Hinges, p a ir............................... 5c
Chamberlain’s place at Bridge­ the batting o f V. Williams and
Hand Brushes ............................................ 5 and 10c
port, and the day before he the
work o f A irlie battery.
Shaving Mugs, good ones......................... 20 and 25c
found ripe strawberries.
Wienert pitched hitless ball for
Shaving
20c
i g Brushes.... ..............................
A deputy sheriff had quite a six innings then Monmouth se­
Spectacles ............................................................. 15c
chase a fter W. B. Davis at Per- cured one run on tw o hits an e r - 1
j rydale. wanted as a witness, rorand a walk; Wienert allowed
Colored Glasses ........
10c
j When Bill saw the deputy was but three hits, Monmouth's third
Case for Your Glasses........... ................................15c
the best runner, he sat down and hit came in ninth. A rant and
Blair’s Linen T ab lets..............................................10c
pulled o ff his boots, and so got Quissenberry played the best
Send us the right word and get one of these choicest lots absolutely
Kalsomine Brush................................................... 15c
| away.
ball for Monmouth. Both pitch­
free. It will prove a nice little nest egg in the days to come. Send your
Skirt Gauge
...................................................... 15c
Polk’ s Prohis held a big meet­ ers had fine control but one man
suggestions to
Brooms, W hy Pay More T h a n ...............................25c
walking, A irlie plays Indepen­
ing on the 9th.
dence
H.
S.
at
Independence
Metal Back Horn Com bs...................................... 10c
Reuben Simpson and family
had a narrow escape from drown­ next Saturday for championship
Nest Eggs. 3 f o r .....................................................5c
ing while crossing the Luckia- o f south division.
Lime Nest E g g s .................................................... 5c
Monmouth
A irlie
2 Rolls Toilet T issu e............................................. 15c
Burkhead
fb
Ira Townsend came back from
Evans
W hite Dinner Plates..............................
10c
sb
Eastern Oregon with a couple o f V ’ wipnprt
Care of Gail Hotel
P. A. Taylor, Agent,
White
Curling Ir o n ........................................................... 5c
P
ribs broken, sustained in a run-
” ,onen
Ouisen
berry
c
naway
there.
W
.enert
Dust Pans................................................................ 10c
D ALLAS, OREGON
Powell
ss
Screen Door Hinges, Screws and P u lls................. 15c
Bids were asked for by J. W. j ones
Thompson
If
Kirkland for a bridge across the Mendel
Bristle Hair Brushes .............................................15c
Daniels
cf
Luckiamute near the W aymire A )corn
Burkhead
3b
Men’s Large Colored Handkerchiefs.......................5c
school house.
Arant
rf
K. Williams
Chair Bottoms .........................................10 and 15c
B. A. Washburn and Amada
Struck out by Wienert 10,
Brass Head T ack s...............................
5c
Clark were married at Dixie.
W hite 6; on bases. Wienert 1;
Flowers, To Trim Your Hat, Bunch .................. 15c
Col. C. E. Smith and Miss A n ­ two-base hita E. Williams. V.
Plain White Napkins, 100 ....................................15c
gie Sites w ere married at Prine- Williams, J. W ienert; 3-base
Le Page’s Glue ................................................... 10c
ville.
hits, K. Williams; stolen bases.
Williams.
Alcorn,
Wm. H. Roach and Miss Ger­ Jones, V.
REMEMBER the Place.
FIDLER’S 5, 10, 15 and
tie Elliott, o f Dallas, were mar­ Nendel, Wienert. Time o f game
25c Store.
Ju»t South of The Itemizer Office.
ried at Salem at the residence o f 1:45. Umpires—Conn and Bur­
ton. '
.
Mrs. E. R. Fiske.
Flood Sufferers
Receive New Sewing
Machines
m
The
Not J. M. Campbell.
FREE
Sewing M achine
lililí I ID
SEE NO EXCUSE.
The FREE Sewing Machine; the Greatest of the 20th
Century, is on Exhibition at our Store
Methodist Church.
Presbyterian Church.
Baptist Church.
FIDLER S 5,10,15, AND
25c STORE
Sterling Furniture Co.
A Lot for a Name
Airlie Defeats Monmouth.
Have you sent in your name for our beautiful new
addition to Dallas in which we are going to give you
the opportunity of investing and building in the
very near future?
Dallas will double in population within the next
few years. Our tract will be filled with beautiful
homes and residences. It will be the most exclu­
sive home district of the city.
The Federal Trust Co.
Opts to all Residents of Polk County.
;
“Thai’» A lot for a Wird.”
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