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town is just as much benefit to the town as if in its
borders, and does an injustice to no one. I f you desire
a county fair to be an entire success and patronized by
everybody, one of the first considerations should be the
acquirement with the grounds o f an ideal camp site.
Many families there are all over the valley who after
their hop and prune picking would like to continue their
tent outing, and also take in the fair. If we strike the
weather right in the fall, there is no more beautiful
time in the year for outdoor life, and to have ours a suc­
cess provision can and must be made for campers, and
lots o f them. Father, mother and all the children can
in that way come and take in the fair all week, at not
much more than it would cost for a day in town other­
wise. And they will do it if given the opportunity.
This is only one reason for holding the fair outside our
limits, and we ask the fair board to think this matter
over carefully and earnestly before deciding. It is much
easier, gentlemen, to avoid mistakes now than it will
be to correct them in the years to come.
THE. POLK COUNTY ITEM IZER.!
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While having such a hot time with the tariff and
weather we are willing to wager that George and Harry
oftimes sigh for the cool Oregon breezes.
Dallas did not pretend to-hhve a sane Fourth, yet
there were no accidents reported. The young people
had the time of their lives, as far as explosives were
concerned, using common sense in the matter, and there
was not even a runaway to mar the great celebration.
Another council meeting has been held and no move
has been made to pave this year the principal transpor­
tation thoroughfare o f our town. Are we to have this
disgrace thrust upon us for another winter season be­
cause the councilmen think they cannot finance the
project?
Fortubbie’s information we will state that hi3 name
is to be spelled t-u-b-b-i-e f-o-s-t-e-r, and that neither
it nor him are o f sufficient importance to render capit­
alization at all necessary. Additional information for
t-u-b-h-i-e: There is only one person who is running
the Itemizer, and his name appears at the head o f the
editorial columns—in order to get out the best paper in
the county it is not necessary for us to have several
henchman on the streets.
Again goes up the cry for an Oregon stone for
a beautiful new Portland federal building, yet Dal­
las puts in no bid for it. A temple to the worth
o f our stone stands before us every day, yet we sit with
folded hands and let an opportunity for utilizing the
rock in our nearby hills go calmly by. Some day the
value o f this rock will be recognized, and the quarrying
o f it will be going on night and day. Why not put it in
our large government buildings now, instead o f waiting
for the future?
Studio: 712 Oak St., Dallas, Oregon
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Polk has again been signally honored by having one
o f her favored native sons advanced by election to a po­
sition o f great responsibility and trust. Senator C. L.
Hawley will make good, beyond question, as one o f our
Panama commissioners. On him and his four associ­
ates depends the proper spending o f a large sum of
money, and so that it will be o f advantage to the state
in an advertising way. Economy and lavishness must
go hand in hand to achieve the desired results, and it
will take men o f experience, o f financial ability, and
more than average brain calibre to secure the proper
returns for the money invested. Many wise men o f our
state would shy at the job, recognizing the ultimate ob­
ject and the work necessary thereto.
The Itemizer desires to once more protest against the
putting of our county fair buildings within the city lim­
its of Dallas. Experience o f all eastern county fairs
has been that such a location is not in any way desire-
able. and frequently tend to complications that work to
the detriment o f the fair. The future cannot always
be governed by the record of the past, and it should be
the duty o f our fair board to in as far as possible pro­
vide for all contingencies that may arise. The fair
grounds should be on a line o f railway, where exhibits,
stock, etc., can be handled and put in place without re­
hauling—right from the cars. On the S. F. C. & W.,
a little ways out o f town, would be an ideal location,
where probably two or three times the acreage could be
secured for the same money as it is now proposed to
pay for 15 acres. There is no telling into what our fair
will develop, and now is the time to buy sufficient land
IJOTICE is hereby priven that pursuant to and by
virtue o f an order o f the county court o f the
State o f Oregon fo r Yamhill county, setting in
probate, nnd duly made and entered o f record in
said court, on the 2nd day o f June. 1913. in the
matter o f the estate o f Rex D. Lumson, deceased,
directing, ordering and authorizing the under­
signed. C. C. bicroggin, as administrator o f the es­
tate of'said Rex D. Lamson, deceased, to sell the
real property o f said estate, hereinbelow des­
cribed.
and in said
order
described at
private sale fo r cash to the highest and best
bidder, in the manner prescribed by law. the
undersigned C. C. Scroggin as administrator of
the estate o f said Rex D. Lamson, deceased, will
from and after the 28th day o f July. 1913, at the
office o f Sibley tfc Eakin in Dallas, in Polk county,
State o f Oregon, offer for sale and will proceed to
sell the saiii real property at private sale fo r cash
to the highest and best bidder, in accordance with
said order o f sale and in the manner prescribed by
law. which said real property so to be sold is par­
ticularly bounded and descrii»ed as follows towit;
Tract No. 1
Beginning at the corner o f sections numbered
1. 2. 11 and 12, in township 6 south, range 7 west
o f the Willamette meridian, in the county o f Polk
and state o f Oregon; thence north 89 degrees and
54 minutes west, along section line 30.09 chains to
a stake; thence south 25 minutes west 40.00 chains
to a stake on center line o f section No. 11; thence
south 89 degrees and 30 minutes east on said cen­
ter line o f said section 11. 30.26 chains to the i sec­
tion post on the east line o f said section 11: thence
north along east line o f said section 11 40.18 chains
to the place o f beginning and containing 121.00
acres, more or less.
Tract No. 2
Beginning at a stone set at the 1 section corner
on the north side o f section No. 11. in township 6
south, range 7 west, o f the W illamette meridian
in Polk county. Oregon; thence north 89 degrees
and 06 minutes w est on section lin e 20.153 chuins
to a stake set in C. S. 787 o f Yamhill county, O re­
gon, records o f county surveys o f said county;
thence south 19 minutes west 40.15 chains to the
true east and west center line o f section No. 11:
thence south 89 degrees and 30 minutes east along
said center line o f said section No. 11. 30.13 chains
to a stake; thence north 25 minutes east 40.00
chains to a stake; thence north 89 degrees and 54
minutes west on section line 10.00 chains to place
o f beginning, and containing 120.63 acres, more or
jess.
Tract No. 3
Beginning at a point on the east and w est cen­
ter line o f section No. 11. in township 6 south,
range 7 west, o f the Willamette meridian, in Polk
county. Oregon, 20.13 chains from the J post on
the east side o f said section No. 11, thence north
89 degrees and 30 minutes west a'ong the center
section line o f said section 11 above named 40.26
chains to the w est lino <fr the donation land claim
o f Jesse Benefield and w ife; thenco south 19 min­
utes west 20.00 chains lo stake; thence south 88
degrees and 40 minutes east 40.20 chains to old
stake set in survey, marked 1-16 corner; thence
north lo minutes east 20.625 chains to place o f be­
ginning and containing 81.73 acres, more or loss
Tract No. 4
Beginning at a stone at the J post on line be­
tween sec" ions 2 nnd 3 in township 6 south, range
7 west o f the W illamette meridian, in Yamhill
county. Oregon: thence north 88 degrees west
20.03 chuins to stake set in survey: thence north
88 degrees and 07 minutes west 20.016 chains, to
stake set :n survey, for the center o f section No.
3, in township 6 south, range 7 west o f the W il­
lamette meridan: thence south 1 degree and 09
minutes we3t 39.778 chains to J corner on south
line of sa:d section 3 above named; thence south
34 minutes east 20.135 chains to stake and anchor
post: thence south 88degrees and 05 minutes east
59.83 chains to stake: thence nerth nineteen min­
utes east 20.07 chains, to stake, set in county sur­
vey No. 787; thence north 1 degree and 05 minutes
east 40.50 chains to stake set in county survey
No. 786; thence north 89 degrees and 63 minutes
west 19.971 chains to place o f beginning and con­
taining 360.41 acres, and situated in the counties
o f Yamhill and Polk, in the state o f Oregon.
Tract No. 5
Situated in the counties o f Yamhill and Polk, in
the state o f Oregon, and particularly described
as follows towit: Lots numbered four (4) and
(5.) the southwest 1-4 o f the southeast 1-4 o f s ec­
tion two and all that part o f lot numbered three
(3) in section one (1) lying w est o f a line run­
ning due south from the southeast corner o f the
Jeremiah Lamson donation land claim in t 6 s, r 7
w o f the Willamette Meridian in said Yamhill and
Polk counties, and being part o f the homestead
land claim No. 206 o f William Millsap, and said
premises containing 1U0 acres more or less.
Tract No. 6
The south half o f the donation land claim of
Jeremiah Lamson and w ife in t 5 and 6 s, r 7 w, of
the Willametfie Meridian, in Yamhill county. Or­
egon, containing 327.00 acres more or less, also fol­
lowing tract, beginning at a point 10.95 chains
north o f the southeast corner o f said donation land
claim o f Jeremiah Lamson and w ife above named:
thence north 14,38 chains to the center o f the
Willamina river, thence down center o f said river
south 58 1-2 degrees east 2.00 chains; thence down
center o f creek or river south 26 1-2 degrees east
5.20 chains; thence down said creek or river along
center thereof south 7 degrees east 2.50 chains;
thence down center o f said creek or river south
35 degrees east 4.20 chains to point opposite a post
on the hank o f said river: thence
south
70 decrees west 7,50 chains to place
of
I beginning and containing 5 acres more or less, said
I two tracts o f land above described containing
I 332.00 acres, more or less, (saving and excepting
1 from said 327.00 acres above described 13 acres
i thereof heretofore conveyed to Wisdom Mil sap.
• and also excepting therefrom 16 acres thereof
J heretofore deeded to Guy Lamson.
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IN the Circuit Court o f the State o f Oregon for
Folk County.
L. A. Bollman and V. C. Staats,
plaintiffs.
va.
John L. Shelton. W illiam F. Shel­
ton. James M. Shelton, Evan L.
Shelton. Eliza Shelton. May E. Shel­
ton. Annie Hayes. Orville Hayes, Liz­
zie Moody. George Moody. Martha J.
Chapmsii. Charles Chapman, Lucre-
tia R ichardson.------------- Richardson,
William C. Wilson. Daisy C. Wilson.
Edward C. Wilson, Frederick H. Wil-
month in Masonic hall on Main street.
. son. Minnie Prior, Della Pierce, Lee
ting brethren welcome.
I Pierce. May Baker, and J. W. Baker;
I also all other persons or parties un-
E A . H am ilton , W . M.
, known claiming any right, title
W al TKR 8. M l ’IR, Secretary
, tate. lien or interest in the real
! tate described in the complaint here-
I in, defendants:
! To Martha J, Chapman. Charles Chapman.
1 Frederick H. " ’ iiaon, M 'nnie Prior, Della Pierce.
Tract No. 7
j The east, half o f the southwest quarter o f sec­ Lee 1’ ierce, Lizzie Moody, George Moody. Lucre* ,
tion No. two (2) in township six (6) south of tia Richard son,----- -Richardson (husband o f Lucre- :
! range seven (7) west o f tho W illam elle Meridian, ! tia Richardson) Wm. C. Wilson and Daisy C. Wil- i
j in the counties o f Yamhill and Polk, in the state son. also to all other persons or parties unknown
! o f Oregon, containing 80 acres more or less, ex­ claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in
cepting therefrom about 1.25 acres thereof includ- the real estate described in the complaint herein
! ed in the Jeremiah Lamson donation land claim.) o f the above named defendants:
! Also 1.25 acres in and part o f k»t 2 in section No. IN TH E NAME OF TH E STATE OF OREGON;
! 2 in t 6 s, r 7 w. ubovt- named, and all said lands • ■ You arc hereby required to appear and answer
! the complaint filed against you in the above en­
j here described adjoining said 80 acres.
titled court and suit within six weeks from the
date o f the first publication o f this summons, to-
Tract No. 8.
! Beginning at the corner o f sections one, two, * wit. on or before the first day o f August. 1913; and
, eleven and twelve in t 6 s, r 7 w, o f the Willam- if you fail ao to answer, for want thereof, the
1 ette Mer dian and being part o f the donation land plaintiff will apply to the court for a decree as
j claim o f Martha Branson and heirs at law o f Wil­ prayed for in said complaint, to-wit (1) That the
liam Branson, deceased in the counties o f Polk defendants herein may be required to set forth
and Yamhi’ l. State o f Oregon, thence north 41 de­ the nature of their claims in and to that certain
grees east 22.23 chains to stake on line o f the do- parcel o f land described as follows, towit; The
, nation land claim o f said Branson's above named. west half (i) o f lots four (4) and five (5) in Con-
thence west 14.75 chains to section line between key’ s Third Addition to the City of Dallas, in the
| sections one and two, thence continuing west elev­ County o f Polk and State o f Oregon, and that all
en chains to a stake at northwest corner o f the adverje c I r L tis of defendants may be determined
, donation land claim o f Martha Branson and heirs by a decree o f said court. f2) That by said de­
j at law o f William Branson deceased, thence south cree it he declared and adjud -.ed that the said dé­
17 chains to south line o f said section No. 2 above tendants ami each of them have no estate nor in­
named, thence east along said section line eleven terest whatever in or to said land and that the
chains to place o f beginning and containing 31.20 title o f the plaintiffs thereto is good and valid,
and (3) that the said defendants and each o f them
acres more or Ie39.
be forever enjoined and de lier red from assertimr
Dated this 17th day o f June A. D. 1913.
any claims whatever in or to said land adverse to
C. C. SCROGGIN.
Aa administrator o f the Estate o f Rex D. Lamson, plaintiffs and that plaintiffs may have such other
relief as may seem meet with equity.
! deceased.
FRAN K W FENTON.
This summon», by an order o f the Hon. J. B.
Attorney fo r said estate.
Teal. Comity Judge o f Polk County Oregon,
made at Chambers at Dallas. Oregon on the 18th
day o f June. 1913. is served upon you by the pub­
lication thereof, for a period o f six consecutive
immediately prior to the 1st day of August.
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and weeks
1913. in tho Poik County Itemizer. * newspapor of
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county.
stracts made promptly at a rea­ said
The date of the first publication o f this sum­
sonable charge. 616 Mill street, mons is Juno 1». 1913. BROWN A SIBLEY.
Attorneys for platotiffa.
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Summons.
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B. F. B U T L E R
To L. A. Larimore. the above named defendant:
] N TH E NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON:
L You are hereby m iuired to appear and an­
sw er the complaint filed against you in the above
entitled court and suit within six weeks from the
date o f the first publication o f this summons, to­
w it: on or before A ugust 1. 1913, and if you fail
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apply for the relief demanded in said complaint,
towit: For a decree dissolving and annulling the
marriage contract now and heretofore existing
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able.
This summons by an order o f the Hon. J, B.
Teal, Connty Judge of Polk County, Oregon, made
a t Ghambars on the 18th day o f June, 1913. is
served upon you by publication thereof not less
than once a week for six consecutive and succesive
weeks immediately prior to August 1, 1913, in the
Polk County Itemizer. u weekly newspaper of gen­
eral circulation published in said Polk County. °r e .
Dated and first published June 19, 1913.
BROW N A SIBLEY.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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WOOD FOR SALE
DALLAS CITY BANK
IN the Circuit Court o f the state e f Oregon for
Polk County.
Bella Larimore. plaintiff 1
vs.
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L. A. Larimore, defendant)
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Sheridan Hardware Company,
corporation, plaintiff,
vs
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L. A. Tripp, Lillian M. Tripp, I
his w ife. Jacob Fudge, John Bil-
ger, Ella Shumway and Charles
Snelling, defendants.
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T o L. A. Tripp. Lillian M. Tripp, his wife. Jacob
Fudge, John Bilger. Ella Shumway and C h afes
Snelling, defendants:
I N the name o f the State o f Oregon: You and
* each o f you are hereby summoned and requir­
ed to appear in the above named court and ans­
Dallas, Oregon.
wer or plead to the complaint filed herein in this
suit against you on or before six weeks from the R.E. WILLIAMS
Presiden
date of the first publication o f this summons,
Cashie
which said first date o f said first publication is W. G. VASSALL
the 3rd day o f July, 1913, which is the time pre­
DIRKCTORS:
scribed in the order of the county judge o f Polk
county, Orego»-. pursuant to which this summons
R. C. Craven, 1. N. Won«l*
is published, in which you are required to appear,
W. G. Vassail, R. K. Williams,
answer or plead; and if you fail to so appear, ans­
wer or plead, for want thereof, plaintiff will ap­
B. II. McCallon, F. J. Craven.
ply to the court for the relief demanded in its
complaint herein, to-wit, the foreclosure o f a me­
This bank is pleased to place t tl „•
chanics lien on the building erected on the follow -
ng premises, to-w it: the north 1 o f the southeast disposal of its customers the fatidlitc
i and lots 5 and 6 o f section 14, also beginning at gained during many years of continuorf
the northwest corner o f the southeast j o f section
14 and running thence west 5 rods; thence south service and growth.
124 rods; thenee enst 5 rods; thence north 124 rods
to the place o f beginning, all in section 14, town­
ship 6 south, range 6 west, o f the Willamette
meridian in Polk county. Oregon: for the sum of PHONE 1433
$187.65 with interest thereon from March 4. 1913,
until paid; at the rate o f 6 per cent, per Annum;
the furthur sum o f $60.00 attorneys fee; the sum
o f $3.50 expenses of preparing and filing said no­
tice o f Hen and the costs o f this suit: also a decree
F u n e r a l D ir e c to r a n d E m b a lm e r
against said defendants L. A. Tripp and Lillian
M. Tripp for the sum o f $187.65 with interest
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thereon from March 4. 1913, at the rate o f 6 per D A L L A S .
cent per annum until paid; that said premises be
Calls answered at any time
sold as upon execution and the proceeds to be ap­
plied to the payment o f the above amounts; the
above is the substance o f the relief asked for by
plaintiff.
This summons is published pursuant to order of
J. B. Tea!, county judge o f Polk county, Oregon,
made 28th day o f June. 1 »13.
SIMPSON A LEWIS.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
Summons.
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