Polk County itemizer. (Dallas, Or.) 1879-1927, August 21, 1913, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text\ s » How's This? Cyrus Noble bottled at drinking strength J Portland, Oregon L- D. BUTLER 1 N. l_ BUTLER BUfLER & BUTLER W H Y N O T SPEND LAW YERS IN D E P E N D E N C E AllfiUST AT NEWPORT? - OREGON WOOD FOR SALE neys. D oan’ s Kidney Pills are for weak kid- returned on the following day n>.ys— to engage Dr. Toel for a month’s Have brought relief to Dallas people. ; treatment, Dallas testimony proves it. examined Mrs. Ralph Adams, 312 .Maple at., i . When Dr. . , Toel , , - . . . the Dallas, Oregon, savs: " o n e o f my tumor again today, he found that family complained for quite awhile o f the diameter of the tumor had pain and lameness in his back. A fter greatly diminished Do you need w ood? In p re p a rin g to place yo u r or- d e is re m e m b e r th a t I am ab le to fu rn ish you all k in d s of sla b wood from e ith e r of th e D allas sa w m ills, a t th e best, possible ra te s, Send in your o rd ers by e ith e r p h o n e. W i M l* c o m « to Dallas that Doan’ s ¿id n ey Rills are all they every day from Independence are claimed to be. for her treatment and feels well For sale by all dealer». Price 50 satisfied with the result. cents. Foster- M ilburn Co., Buffalo Women who notice a lump in N. Y., sole agents for the United their breasts should never neg States. Remember the name—Doan’s—and lect this. It is far easier on take no other. them to have the growth re- ******** ♦ • ♦ '* * * v * w * * * * * . j S * t l Get away from the heat and dust o f the valley. Newport is now at its best, and the beach season is in full swing. Recreation and sport for all. Deep-sea fishing, surf bathing, drives to Otter Rock, the Punchbowl, Lighthouse, etc., with boating and fishing on Yaquina Bay. 4 * * fl ♦ f i L ow Season , W e e k -e n d an d S u n d a y TUMOR IN BREAST i d j 7Z. . c. UTeatly Reduced in Sue in a Sin* gle Week’* Treatm ent by Mean* r ROUND TRIP EXCURSION FARES AN D AUGUST BOMAN DOUBLE DAILY TRAIN SERVICE **************** * ******** * Leave Albany 7:30 a. m. and 1:00 p. m., con nections with north and south hound S. P. train». Tents. Hammock’s and Camp Stoves at Craven Bros. Stock complete. PEERING IDEAL MOWER Light Running and Durable. Will Cut in All Kindt of Grats 'Call on our Agent for copy o f “ Newport” booklet, or “ Vacation D ays,” they are free f for the asking. { MRS. OLIVE SMITH-BICKNELL, IN H T K U C T O R ON JO H N M . SC O TT P IA N O and O R G A N G en eral P assenger A g en t i io : : 71 712 Oak S t., S tu d io O w /V ^ D allas, O regon J Zi w/ The World Moves Itself We Move Anything Else Lumber All yard stock at Hunter Lumber Co.’s Mill at $6 a Thousand. On mile south Falls City on Teal Creek __________________________ ______ CRAVEN BROS., Agents for Deering and McCormick Harvest ing Machinery a n d Reapers DALLAS I CITY TRANSFER CO. FRONTIER BAYS W a lla W a lla , W a sh ., U. S. A . D*11**’0,e!’”’ SE P T E M B E R 2 5 ,2 6 , 2 7 , ’ 13 W . R . C o u lte r Patronize the Itemizer-Returns sure. ph“*1081 OREGON The Largest Industry in Polk County is the DALLAS Frontier Days at Walla W alla will, un doubtedly, be the biggeat and best at traction or the kind ever promoted by any city o f the United States. Every f e a t u r e of western life will be re-enacted in a truly amazing manner by the most skillful and daring performers living. Champion riders of world fame will, each day, com pete with each other in wonderful and thrilling feats of horsemanship; racing wild horses by dare devil riders will hold the crowds spell-bound; the “ drunken-ride’ * is a top-notch feature; Indian races and feata will truly depict the character and cunning of the Red man, while the 150-inile pony express relay race will require ■ wonderful endurance test of man and beast. Champion lady riders will perform in wondrous manner and remarkable is their skill as horsewomen The squaw races, Indian dances, Indian village and a R eal I ndian W edding will portray in vivid manner Indian life. Bulldogging cattle, roping and branding, throwing by the horns and a general stampede are but a few of the features of life among the cattle. Not the least of the events planned is the monster street parade which will show every phase of early western life, cowboys, trappers, miners, express riders, stage coaches, ack trains and early settlers wiil participate. The world famous 72d Seale Jorth High and l»nd of 70 pieces will be one of the musical treats. EXCUivSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS V/alla Walla County Fair—Sept. 22-27—$25,000 Purses and Don’t Fed to Attend the Big Fair and the One Only Big W e Fof «that inlomitiM i n. H. JOHNSON, S e c t a r y , W all. W .IU, Wa.hin(t<m, U. S. A. r General Repair W ork If y o u h a v e a b ic y c le , a m o to r c y c le , ga* e n g in e , lo c k , g u n o r o th e r m e c h a n ic a l d e v ic e , o r fire a r m th at r e q u ir e , th e w o r k o f a n e x p e r t re p a ir m a n . le a v e it to Buy Your Lumber of them and help the Community grow. L. B. HIXSON, Jr. IS u eea M or t o L U 3 1 5 M ain S treet S M IT H ) * PHONE 1 0 7 3 Dallas, O r e g o n Street Paving. Council met in regular session last Monday evening with Mayor VanOrsdel in the chair and the balance o f the city officials pres ent except Councilmen Sibley and Fenton. Attorney W. L. Tooze appear ed before the council and request ed, as a representative o f the Commercial club, that the city should appropriate the sum of $37.50 each month to apply on the salary o f our band leader. Mr. Tooze made an eloquent plea for the appropriation, stating the worth of the band to the city, and that they could only be kept to gether by a salaried and efficient leader. Gorkhe moved to grant the request, but Hayter and Bar- oer opposed, and the motion was withdrawn, and on motion of Barber laid over. On motion o f Hayter the street committee was empowered to purchase certain oil that the Clarke-Henry company have. The quarterly report o f the au- litor was on motion o f Barber referred to thefinance committee. Claims allowed: vV Beaver........................ ...$25.00 Star Transfer C o ................ 1.00 S P Co., freight ________ .50 Lynch & Hoffee, labor___ 15.00 1 W Vaughn, labor______ 9.30 Fire department...... ........... 40.00 An ordinance to re-establish rrade on Academy street be eween Church and Levens was read first time. On motion o f Hayter the sec- >nd reading o f the dog ordinance was indefinitely postponed. The rasoline ordinance was also laid over. An ordinance to provide against cutting into our paved streets, >r to place fire thereon was read second time and passed. An ordinance to regulate the lauling o f gravel etc., in loose joxes, also large timbers and en gines on our paved streets was read second time, and passed. An ordinance to prevent dray- nen from making a rendevous >f any portion o f our paveC treets, also all horse drawn ve- licles, was read second time and >assed. On motion o f Hayter a war rant was ordered drawn in favor >t the Clarke-Henry people for "10,000, as part payment on pav ing. adjourned to next Monday vening. Sunday. Mra. Walter Young returned horn* Mr. and Mra. Forest Guthrie are the from Portland recently. proud parents o f a baby boy. Marshall Blessing, of Portland, is vis Mr». Nate Stowe and the Campfire iting in Dallas. girls went up the creek Monday. b rand and Dewey Inman, o f Inde Jeff New went to Buell Sunday to pendence, visited in Dallas last week. visit his mother. Miss Cora Barber, o f Willamina, is visiting her uncle, W. L. Barber, and Ralph Digby went to Pioneer to visit family here. his parents. Mra. Herman I.enhard and son, Law Lillian llarria, o f Portland, visited rence, o f Buell, were Dallaa visitors her brother. Newt Harris, at the Mar this week. tin & Harris sawmill. Mrs. Maggie Loftus. o f Falla City, Mr. and Mra. Mel Hamilton, o f Sa visited ................ in Dallas ) allai this week. lem, m >tored over to see Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Shriver. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Hughes visited in the country Sunday. Phil Begin, after a two week» visit in Vancouver, B. C., returned Monday. W. A. Ayres went to Portland last week. Quinn Burnett has returned home from Oa.-ornia. George Gates and family have gone to the coast. Mrs. P. \ Finseth went to Portland Monday a.U-rnoon for a short stay. Bill White went to the coast one day last week. Curl Ramsdel and wife have moved ¡nto the dormitory. Mrs. Georgia Byers went to Salem Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Luebke have gone to Idaho. Mrs. C C. Curtis has as her guests Glen Brock, after visiting relatives this week her mother and aiater of Eu gene. east o f the mountains, returned home Sunday. Mr. Gosso has bought the Kamsde:) property. Mr. and Mrs. John Blodgett came home from Salmon River. Dra. McCallon and Bollman operated on Josephine Brooks at her home north o f town. George Conley and Bob Ankney went hunting Tuesday morning. Mrs. Ann Hinshaw and daughter, Ora, went to Willamina Sunday. R u th M iller. J. L. White and family went to the coast Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gregory went to Portland Sunday, where they visited for a few days, and Mrs. Gregory left for Tillamook Tuesday for an outing. Mr. and Mra. Ed Jacobson went to the coast last week. Mr. E. Moore, o f Oakland, visiting in Dallas. Cal., is Miss Pauline Kickley went to Marion this week to visit Marion Fennell. L. I). Brown and family went to the coast this week. Mrs. F. H. Morrison visited in Salem last week. R. Goodwin and family, o f Salem, motored to Dallas Sunday. Toy Sing expects to begin picking hops by the lat o f September. Mra. Fowler has returned home from months stay in Salem. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. W T and Mary S House to F A Mathews, lot U, Independence Fruit Farme ...................... $ 2000 Edwin Jacobson et ux to L D Brown, land in original Dallas 10 J W Kelley et ux to Clarence E Ferguson, 8 acres in t8 «. r 4 w 10 J G McIntosh et al to L W Port erfield, land in Independence 100 Walter J Domes et ux to W H McKee, 138,11 acres in Polk Co 10 W H McKee et ux to Alma Gladys Domes, |138.11 acres in Polk county......................................... 10 Paul Hansen et ux to Jesse L. Strawn et al, 61.35 acres in t 9 a, r 4 w ................................... 10 Kingwood Park Co to Susie Ban- nard, lots 5 and 6, block 16. K ing wood Park ........................ 10 Amanda E Johnaon to Pater Kurre et al, part o f Henry Hill’s and w ife's d i e ................................. 1150 Henry Berg to Perie Mark, springs and land in t 6 a, r 7 w 10 Carl J Stevensen et ux to O C Ramadell, land In Dallas . . . . 10 F W Waters et ux to B F Buffm, lot 19, block E, West Salem .. 10 John F Spray et ux to A E Rice, land in Monmouth........ ........... 2400 John Ritner et ux to Valley Si letz R R Co, land for right of way in t 10 a, r 6 w .................. 450 Levi Joy et ux to C ll Smith et ux, E)y o f lots 6, 6 and 7 block 29 Hill’ s town o f Independence 1400 Capitol Trust Co to Hermes Wrightaon, lot 14, block 9, Kingwood Park.......................... 10 t Lodge Notice. ami; Portland Press Club, A. A. Rosenthall; Portland Railway Jennings Lodge No. 9, A. F. Light and Power Co., W. E. Bu & A. M.- A stated communica chanan, Publicity manager; P. E. tion will be held Friday, August & E. Railway Co., Robert Strath- 22th at 8 o ’clock. Important orn, president; R. T. Guppy, business will come before this chief engineer; J. VV. Hall, as meeting. All members requested sistant engineer; W. H. Evans, to be present By order of the NEWSPAPERMEN VISIT DALLAS. assistant chiel electrical engin W. M. eer; Mark Woodruff, publicity WALTER S. MUIR, Owing to more time consumed agent Secre tary. in seeing the sights at the var- ous principal towns up the West lide, the Portland newspaper men scheduled to arrive at Dal las Friday evening at 5:30, did tot get here until after 10, s< :hat all forms o f entertainment provided for them had to be call ’d off. Saturday morning autos were in waiting and the pencil lushers were first taken to out anch back o f the city reservoir, vhere they took in a birdseyt tew of the valley. They wert iext taken down the west creek road to Rickreall and around by ■imithfield, getting a chance to iee the thousands of acres o f or- hard now bearing and soon to •ome to fruition. The boys got The moat important feature in baking pantry is the flour—it muat iway to Independence and hour be “ right” if you want the very best resulU. _ _ late, where they were shown our hop industry. Those present were: Will help you to bake the moat delicioua pastry you ever taated. Tha 1 ne Oregonian, ShadO. Krantz, flour ia wholesome— it’ a clean ami it*i “ lig h t.“ The moat auci railroad reporter; Telegram, W. cook a use Drifted Snow because their experience has taught them tne P. Stranborg, railroad reporter; lesHon. Order it from your grocer and see how good it makes your paauy Journal, J. L. Wallin, railroad or bread. reporter. Oregon Posten (Swede- ish) F. W. Lonegrin, editor and publisher; the Spectator. John Dougal, editorial writer; Cham Drifted Snow Flour ia absolutely guaranteed to satisfy, ber o f Commerce Bulletin, Moses Your grocer is ready to buy back at full price any sack of Moseshon, secretary o f the Drifted Snow Flour that did not aatiafy. Chamber o f Commerce advertis We «tend back o f the grocer. You can’ t k ja e h a ing bureau and member o f edit can t loee—and we don’ t loee. orial staff; Deutche Zeitung, A. The flour makes good and it will satisfy. Try it. E. Kern, editor and publisher; Nachrichten, M. Rudel; Pacific Scandinavian, H. J. Langoe; ed itor and publisher; Catholic Sen tinel. P. E. Sullivan, editor and TACO M A publisher; Peoples Press. C. N. Ryan; Italian Tribune, A. B. Big- Delicious Pie, C ake or Doughnuts Drifted Snow Flour T h e G u a ra n teed F lou r a SPERRY FLOUR CO. . when yon tire of rough, strong high proof whiskey W . J. Van Schuyver & C o., General Agents moved before it becomes cancer- Mr. James Arnold and fa nil. . CHILDRENS’ CONTEST. Ralph Ellis and w ifj returned fron I ous, than to wait until a cancer coast Sunday. has formed and then u n d erg o an Alma Mitchell ....... . . . 59 ... ....5 0 Mr. and Mra. McKinn and daughter, operation Ruth Miller ......... ....... 8 5 ..... ... 35 Margaret, have gone to Nstartafor aa While Dr. Toel’s electrical op Carson Odom ....... ......... 35 .. . 35 outing. F. J. CHENET & CO.. Toledo, O. of Electricity. erations are free from the dan We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Jack Wallis has gone to the eoeat, Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe A l m a M itc h ell ger o f knife operations, and him perfectly honorable in all business Mrs. Ed. Wunder, o f Indepen Claud McColm has returned to Port Mrs. Annie Schillers, o f The Dalles, while returns o f the cancer after transactions and financially able to carry land after visiting a w%tk with hia out any obligations made by his Arm. dence, Ore., formerly from Mon his electrical operations are far visited Mrs. Annie Robinaon. mother, Mrs. J. L. Castle. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE, mouth, came to Dallas on August Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Jones returned Toledo, O. 5th, to consult Dr. Toel on ac rarer than after knife operations, Mra Brickley waa operated on at tha home from their vacation Thursday. yet it is easier on the patient to Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, hospital Tuesday morning. acting directly upon the blood and mu* count o f a tumor in the right have the tumor removed by el Mr. Johnson, the colored preacher Ruth Nunn waa in Monmouth last cous surfaces o f the system. Testimonials breast. She noticed a lump in ectrical treatment than to wait from Portland, visited friends in Dallas. week. sent free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold her breast first on March 1st o f until it has become cancerous by all Druggists. Frank Kersey is spending a short va Misa Addle Martin, o f Amity, visited Take Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. this year, which kept on grow and makes an operation neces cation at the coast. over Sunday With Mr. and Mra, H. M ot ing until it was about two inches sary. In addition it is cheaper riaon, Fred Pierce, o f Portland, spent a few long by one inch in diameter. too. days here with hia brother this week. Mr. and Mas. Billita, o f Portland, are Surveying and Subdividing. She had been hit by an apple What Is said here in regard to Rilla Dane, o f Salem, visited rela visiting her parents, Mr. and lira. Judge Collins. Prompt service, work guaran falling from a tree in the fall, tnmors o f the breast holds good tives in town the first o f the week. M ias Ora Collins, o f California, is vis Mr. Dalton, o f the Sterling Furniture teed—Himes Eng. Co. Dallas, Or. when her breast was full o f milk also for many uterine tumors as from weaning her child. It gave well as tumors in other parts of company, put aome new carpets down iting here. Phone 502. tf for Mrs. Hugh Hayea. her considerable pain then, and the body. Mr. and Mrs. Ira West have returned this pain has continued ever since Ted Berg, Sam Gibson and Kenneth from their camping trip. Have them removed before Swartz went to to the coast by way o f whenever she works hard. they become cancerous. C a rso n O d o m . Siletz. I She had treatment from two Dr. Toel can be found for some NOBODY SPARED. Miss Otella Fryer, o f Kola, visited Ross Pierce took the rock crusher en j physicians by means o f internal time yet at his office at619 Wash gine Dallas Monday. to Salt Creek Monday. ! medicines and liniments, but it ington street, Dallas, Oregon, Mr. and Mra. Sandy Fryer visited in Kidney Trouble* A ttack Dalla* Men ( had no effect upon the tumor. Mr. and Mra. A1 Longnecker and two one-half block east o f the S. P. daughters spent unday at Monmouth. Portland last week. I Dr. Toel informed her that the R. R. Depot, and Women, Old and Young. Mr. Hart and family, of Salem, have and Mrs. L. D. Brown and daugh I tumor was not a cancerous one Do not wait until he has left ter Mr. moved into the Lee Smith house, went to Netarts Sunday. I yet, but an adenoma; but as ade- Dallas for some other county Kidney ills seize young and old. Misaea Dovie and Birdie Odom went Mr. and Mra. Earl Crook have return ( if ten come with i little warning. ! nomata frequently later on de- seat to introduce his electrical to Albany Saturday. ed home from Eugene. Children suffer in their early years— generate into cancers, he advis- methods. Earl Barham has returned home from Can't control the kidney secretions ed her to have it removed, il Everett Gwinn is baling hay fo r L. his hunting trip. R. Adams. Girls are languid, nervous, suffer possible without an operation, by Ed Blessing and family visited in Dal COUNCIL MEETING. Alma Stow, o f McMinnville, visited Women worry, can’ t do daily work, means o f high voltage electric las last week. her aunt, Mrs. T. M. Stowe. Men have lame and aching backs. currents. Mrs. Leitch, o f Portland, is visiting I f you have any form o f kidney ills. „ U11UCI .u i.u e u .a ic .y saw Mrs. Wunder immediately saw Clarence Whiteside and hia siater, on Mrs. Cooper came over from Corvallis her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Young. You must ree-h the cause -the kid- the soundness of this advice and Ten Thoutand Dollar* Paid W e offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case o f Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.