Polk County itemizer., February 12, 1914, Image 4

Tax
Valuation Mill*
*174,574.61
813.965.965 12.5
Dallas .........
1.073.955 12
12,887.45
Independence
536 693
7
3,749.84
AlonmouUi .......................
218.424
1.747.39
8
268.837 10
Falla City .......................
2.688.37
Road Tax In Each District:
121.073.05
No. 1
3,527.16
705,431
No. 2
441,901
2.209.50
4
No. 3
2,704.98
540.997
4
No. 4
472,236
4
2,361.18
No. 5
547,061
2,735.30
4
4,597.76
No. 6
919.553
4
No. 7
495.700
4
? 479.50
4
2.868 49
No. 8
695,699
No. 9
2,714.15
542.831
4
No. 10...................................
419.359
2.096.79
4
No. 1 1 .............................
562,874
4
2,814.37
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No. 1 2 .................................
328,146
1,640.73
4
476,994
No. 1 3 .................................
4
2,384.97
No. 1 4 .................................
675,267
2,876.34
4
No. 1 5 .................................
218.165
1.090 82
4
No. 1 6 .................................
743.840
3,719.20
4
No. 1 7 .................................
855,254
4,276.27
4
No. 1 8 .................................
406,385
4
2,031.93
No. 1 9 .................................
591,590
2,957.95
4
No. 2 0 ...........; ....................
385.092
1,925.46
4
: No. 21 .................................
1,314,257
4
6,571.28
No. 2 2 .................................
506,541
4
2,532.70
Dallas ................................. .
11,073,955
4
6,369.77
Fall» City ..........................
1,344.19
268,837
4
69,829.78
Special Road Districts:
n
, No. 1 ....................................
705,431
«
4,232.58
No. 1 4 ..................................
675,267
2
1,150.53
5,383.11
m School
Districts:
; No. 1 ....................................
158.080
632.32
4
No. 2 ....................................
6
1,702,405
10,214.42
No. 3 ....................................
654.98
187,137
■
No. 5 ....................................
193,620
1
193.62
No. 6 ....................................
68,300
1
68.30
No. 7 ....................................
136,018
5
680.09
No. 9 ....................................
238,867
4
955.47
1 0 ...................................
* 81,622
408.11
5
l No.
No. 1 1 ...................................
170,800
1
170.80
No. 1 2 ...................................
141,500
1
141.50
No. 1 3 ...................................
«74,760
6
3,373.80
No. 1 5 ...................................
66.140
165.36
2*4
I No. 1 6 ...................................
1,237.91
247,582
5
248,34«
No. 1 7 ...................................
5
1,241.73
No. 1 8 ...................................
1
98.06
98,050
No. 2 0 ...................................
19,660
9.83
*4
No. 21 ...................................
376,384
940.96
2*4
No. 2 2 ...................................
189.10
126,067
1*4
No. 2 3 ...................................
176,060
1
176.06
No. 2 4 ...................................
245,860
122.93
*4
No. 2 5 ...................................
133,180
4
532.72
No. 2 6 ...................................
392,867
1,571.47
4
No. 2 7 ...................................
983.25
382,887
3*4
No. 2 8 ...................................
555.64
185,013
3
No. 2 9 ...................................
9
8,052 03
894,670
No. 3 1 ...................................
160,266
3Vj
560.93
No. 3 2 ...................................
306,057
9
2,751.51
180,480
6
1,094.88
No. 3 3 ...................................
274.18
No. 3 5 ...................................
109,672
2*4
95,666
478.33
No. 3 6 ...................................
5
86.48
No. 3 7 ...................................
86,480
1
No. 3 8 ...................................
69.41
34,705
2
i l l i m
i H I I H I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
*>•> qo
No. 3 9 ...................................
76,400
765JI5
No. 40
90,112
8*4
772 C4
No. 41
154,528
5
Citation.
No. 42
121,640
1
121.64
Send
In the County Court of the State of
463.28
No. 43 .
231,640
2
Oregon for Polk County.
472.45
for This
No. 44
47,245 10
In the matter of the Guardlunship of
167.690
1
167.69
No. 45
the person and estate of James M.
Catalog
99.60
No. 46
52,421
Carlisle, an Insane person.
No. 48
215.79
215,790
1
To John Carlisle, Alice Dickinson,
2
108.10
No. 49 .
54,050
Flora Hafner, Euglnia M. Carlisle,
No. 51
78,130
312.52
4
Cecil E. Carlisle, Helen M. Carlisle,
W e know you can save j
722.79
No. 54 .
120,465
6
Alice H. Carlisle, Ellis L. Carlisle,
money and get belter seeds
60.38
«0,380
1
No. 56
Fern A. Carlisle, Elmer F. Carlisle,
by 'rtting in diretit touch
1,204,896
S
7,229.37
No.
67
,
and Dr. W. D. McNary, Greeting:
with tiio leading seed house.
469.92
No. 59
58,740
8
In the name of the State of Oregon,
64,450
1
64.45
No. 60
CorrwpoiK.'cnrc lovilnl
you are hereby cited and required to
208.70
No. 61
139,133
1*4
appear in the County Court of the
The Chas. H. L illy Co.,Seattle
217.890
1,089.45
No. 63
5
State of Oregon for the County of
399.04
No. 64
199,520
2
Polk, at the Court room thereof, at
17 18
17.180
1
No. 65
Dallas, In the Couaty of Polk, on Sat­
560,11
280,055
2
No. 66
urday, the 14th day of February, 1914.
430.99
30,785 14
No.
67
at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of that
90 62
18,124
5
No. 68
day, then and there to show cause, If j
fi*'? 67
8
70,334
No. 69
any there be, why the following de­
112.47
2
56,235
No. 70
scribed lands should not be sold, to-
■iJs.30
No. 71
42,830 10
wlt:
471.81
55,129.45
No.
72
94,362
6
Beginning at an Iron pipe 1 Vi Inches
In diameter, 36 Inches long, driven in
Total of R o ll.................................................................... »325,990.00
the center of the county road on the
Summary
north boundary line of the donation
County, State, School, e tc ...........................8174,574.61
land of Daniel Rowell and wife, Noti­
,
des
.....................
L
.................................. 21,073.05
fication No. 1892, Claim No. 72. in
County Road Tax. .L ................................. 69,829.78
Township 6 South of Range 6 West of
Special Road D istricts...............................
5,383.11
the Willamette Meridan In Polk Coun­
School Districts___ .................................... 65,129.45 8325,990.00
ty, Oregon, 28.16 chains South 89 de-
gices and 40 minutes East from a
stoue set at the Northwest corner of
Mrs. Linnle Davis went to Portland
CHILDRENS’ CONTEST. ,
said donation land claim, running
Monday, returning Tuesday evening.
thence South 31.17 chains to a stake;
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Watson are
thence South 89 degrees and 40 min-1
Lilia M itchell................50.
the parents of a 10 84-pound baby boy,
utes East 9.24 chains to a stake from
Pauline M iller..............44.
Mr. and Mrs. Minty visited tl^ lr
which an ash tree 7 Inches in diameter
daughter, Mrs. Tom Watson, Sunday,
Greaterproductivenessof trees
bears North 3 degrees West 152 links
Lila Mitchell.
horn, February 6th.
—larger, cleaner, and finer fruit
distant; tlience North 12.18 chains to
Mrs. J. E. Tetlierow, of Falls 'City,
Mrs. Sherwood, of Dallas, and Mrs.
—more money. Isn’ t that fruit
a stake; thence North 89 degrees and
attended the funeral of Mrs. Dalton Sellers, of Oakdale, visited with the
growers’ reasoning? Nothing
40 minutes West 1.42 chains to an Iron
h * Thursday.
Watson family Sunday.
will contribute to this end more
pipe H i by 36 inches driven In the
Win. Ellis und Wilbur Lewis, of Falls
Mrs. Brockford and son, Virgil, made
than effective spraying.
And
*ground; thence North 18.99 chains to
City attended court here last week.
a
business trip to Portland Saturday.
Effective Spraying can beat be
an Iron pipe driven on the North boun­
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lee drove to Dal­
W ill Shewey made a trip to Atrlle
dary line of said donation land claim;
attained with
las from Perrydale Thursday.
,
Saturday.
thence North 89 degrees and 40 min­
Holt McDaniel sold some grain to
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong visited at
gles West 7.82 chains to the place of
Mr. Walkentine Thursday.
Homer Conlee.
beginning, containing 26.07 acres more
Mrs. Titos Gleason and sons, of
Mr. and Mrs. John Byedley.of Smith-
or less.
Salem, after visiting her mother, and | Held, were In town on business Mon-
Witness the Hon. J. B. Teal. Judge
sister here, returned home Saturday.
! day.
of the County Court of the State of
Mrs. Snelllng, of Perrydale, was , Mr. «n d Mrs. Harry Wllllngs left
Oregon, for the County of Polk, with
|
brought
to
Dallas
Thursday
on
the
Wednesday for Dayton, where they
the seal of said Court affixed this 13th
freight train, suffering with a paral­ will reside In the future.
dny of January, A. D. 1914.
Effective s p r a y i n g means
yzed
shoulder.
Airs. H. A. Lee, of Perrydale, visited
Attest.
A. B. ROBINSON, JR
High Pressure Spraying and
I Airs. Mltcliel and Mrs. Anna Wright with Mrs J. G. Brown Wednesday.
[Seal]
FI
Clerk.
till the advent o f the Bcun
visited Mrs. Lulu Remington Friday.
Lester Butler, of Independence, was
Magics a high pressure could not
Fred Pierce, of Portland, visited hls In Dallas, the last of the week.
be maintained with a hand pump
brother,
Ross
Pierce.
Carson
Reese, of Perrydale. was an
Notica of Final Settlement.
forany length o f time,on account
Emmett and Ernest Pierce, of Mon­ over Sunday visitor in Dallas.
Notice Is hereby given that the un­
o f the b o d y - r a c k i n g effort
mouth, were In town Saturday on busi- , George Billings and wife took In the
dersigned. L. H. Conner, Administra­
needod to operate it. The Bean
| ness.
I show Monday.
tor of the estate of Marther Conner,
tcnt spring divides the work
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson and 1 Chas H. Ulos. an attorney of Cor-
deceased, has filed with the Clerk of
tween the two strok*s o f the
baby, of Portland, are visiting rela­ |Vallts, was at the court house on busl­
the County Court for Polk County,
handle and works against only
tiv e s here this week.
ines» during the past wek.
Oregon, hls Final Account as Adminis­
one-half the pressure shown on
I Will Martin, after spending a few
Mrs. Charles Reese, of Perrydale
trator of said estate and the Honor-*
the gauge and saves exactly
days In Dallas with hla family, re­ visited Mrs. H. P. Shrlver Wednesday.
able John B. Teal, Judge of said
one-third the labor.
turned to Salem Saturday.
Air Minty has had a phone put In on
Court, has fixed Monday, the 16th day
( Arnold Wilson was a Monmouth cal- the 9x line.
Wt bar* tbaaa pupa la
of February, 1914, at the hour of
, ler this week.
Edith Allen Is lining boxes at the
stack and will ba plraxd ta
11 o’clock In the forenoon of saiu day
The S. P. railway company has re- packing plant.
as the time and the County Court
•bow tku. Wacaaaatrac-
Tom Huffman, of Salem, moved Into
1 placed the old log dump with new
Room at the Court House In the City
omnrnd tku taa atvaafly.
steel.
, the Boise house and ls cutting wood
of Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, as the
Miss Vera Burns was a Salem vla- for Mr. Minty.
place of hearing objections to said
ltor Sunday.
Mrs. Koser, of Rickreall, was In
CRAVEN BROS.
Final Account and for the settlement
Joe Remington came home from Per­ town Sunday.
of said estate.
! Mrs. Dr Bollman Is quite 111.
rydale
Thursday.
D a l l a s , Ore.
L>. H. CONNER.
Rous Pierce Is working for the road
Mr and Mrs. H. P. Shrtver went to
Administrator of the estate of
Perydale Friday and returned home supervisor of Independence, building a
Martha Conner. Deceased.
: bridge at Rickreall.
Monday.
^
...... ¿a'.__________
R L. Conner,
Attorney for Administrator.
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For
You
Bean Magic
Spray Pumps
C
Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given, that the un­
dersigned was, by an order of the Hon­
orable County Court of Polk County,
Oregon, on the 17th day of January.
A D. 1914, appointed administrator of
the estate of Emma Vassall, deceased,
and has qualified. All persons having
claims against said estate will present
the same with the proper vouchers, as
required by law, to the undersigned
Administrator, at Dallas City Hank,
Dallas Oregon, within six months from
the date of this notice All persons
knowing themselves Indebted to said
estate will make Immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated and first published this 22nd
day of January, 1914.
W A LTE R O. V A M A L L
Administrator of the estate of
Emma Vassall. dec eared
Brorwvt A Sibley,
Attorneys for Estate.
a«-u»s of large fruit ami consitleralde
Sam Burk and family, of California,' . y.v*.vbv,.v,.v ».v .v ,,v . v%v»<v.v
small fruit; 5 room house aud barn,
came back to Dallas Friday.
bartain at the price.
Ray Mitchell has returned to Sheri­
dan Mill .after a few weeks' lay-off on
42 acres, 2 1-2‘ miles from town,
account of sickness.
slashed and coated for four ycaus. No
L. R. Adams butchered a beef Tuea-1
build!ngs. Trice $lU0 an acre.
day, selling It out by the quarter.
W a s h o w n o p r o p e r t y — ju s t p u t
5-acre well improved tract 2 1-2 miles
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goode and |
y o u in c o m m u n i c a t i o n w i t h t h e
from Dallas, most all in fruit for sale
little son, of Salem, spent a few days
o
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e
r
,
a
n
d
y
o
u
e
n
d
h
i
m
m
a
k
e
at *2-*«)0
*
with her mother, Mrs. F. H. Morrison.
457 acres lVa miles from Dallas, all
John Lockman, a former Dallas boy,'
th e d e e l.
-
under cultivation, on county road and
was shaking hands with friends here
railroad; well-improved and 7 miles of
the first of the week.
tiling on place; $150 per at-re; good
Mrs. Jennie Williams returned to
Dallas from Salem, where she has
17 acres, 2 utiles from Dallas, at $90 forms.
been visiting.
per acre, on good terms; oue-hall ia
Mis* Bertha Serr came borne from cultivation. Will make a nice home for
Portland Monday.
some one.
Mrs. Bertha Toner Is in Portland
32 Seres all cleared and uearlv all in ■
“ Built for Northwest Stumps
on business this week.
A simple powerful and Inexpensive
Mrs. Harry Hill, who has been quit* cultivation. 17 acres set to tries aud
small fruits.
Five-room house, baru machine, which can be operated by one
sick. Is reported better.
The Girls’ Club entertained some of and woodshed. Dryer and warehouse
?,Ml1 i ’ne J,or3e-
oust outside city limits.
^ ^Be for free B U LLE TIN No. 34.
the young men of the town at the on place.
Priee $1''000
It tells **ow to olear stump land at a
library Monday night.
lower cost per acre than has ever been
Miss McDonnld, of Portland, visited
Good orchard tractB, 3 and 10 acres possible Heretofore,
Miss Bobble McCallon last of the week.
each,
on
It.
It.
&
Co.
road
from
Dallas
PACIFIC M ANUFACTURING CO.
The Dunn brothers were In town
to Monmouth, 1 mile from Dallas, bear | 1112 Western Ave., Seattle, Wash,
the ilrst of the week.
■
.
—
Miss Anna May Ixmgnecker will re­ mg uext year, great opportunity to get ■- — .
turn to her work in St. Vincent hos­ otvhurd tracts tor a little cash.
201
acres,
2
miles
from
Perrydale
on
pital, at Portland, the last of the week.
. I
Miss Flora McCallon was in Port­
8-acre orchard; creek crosses place;
land this week on business.
Misses and Crista Clow, of Inde­ some improvements. Will stdl all or iu .
small tracts, or will trade tor small IFI FAIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR
pendence. were in Dallas last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor moved to Salem place near Dallas or Falls City.
POOR CURED AT HALF PRICE OR FREE
this week.
40 acres fruit land 3 miles from Per
NO KNIFE. OR PAIN
The many friends of Mrs. Al. Long- rvdale, on county road ami K. F. D.,
N
O PAY UNTIL CURED i
necker will be glad to hear that she
One of the best business locations in by GUAR»‘U fe . Nu X 1
is able to sit up again.
town, 50-foot frontage on Main street;
Hay or other swindle
Frank Weaver went to Portland $5,000.
WRITTEN SUARAilTEE.
Monday.
3 -d a y painless piasters
1 mile to Bridgeport. Price $75, on good
ANY T U M O R , LUM P
terms at 0 per cent interest.
or SORt on the UP, FAl-fc
Pauline Miller.
and near school; price $75 per acre.
or body long is CANCER.
Ray Boydslon visited In Salem over
It Mover Pains Until l ' ,c*
48 acres near town for $4000. All
120-PACE B( l)K
f * I
Sunday.
cleared and under fence, but no im­ Staco.
hei t fret : testim onials I I
^
Pearl Smith ls sick.
provements.
of THOUSANDS CURfID
v
Webster Beebe, who has been at­
40 acres, all fenced, three miles from
tending Dallas High school, has re­
town; 15 acres in orchard aid cultiva
turned to Ills home In Alrlie, where he
I BELIEVE IS ALWAYS C.'hCER, ?mJ At WAYS poltont
tiou; 400 2-year-old prunes; good build­
will finish school.
deep g’jncls In the arnnlt and KILLS QUICKLY
I swear wo have CUF:F.D 1Q.OOO. do see $oms
Fred Pierce, of Portland, visited hls ings; $100 per acre.
50 acres hill land half under cultiva­ *,:S m Dr. & Mrs. CMliLEY fSSmfma
brother, of North Dallas Sunday.
Arnel Wilson visited In Monmouth tion; all good fruit land; 1 mile from
"MOST SUCCESSFUL CAMJESI SPECIALISTS '.UII.C **
station. $00 per acre.
A B 436 Valencia St., St.'i FRAriCi&CQ, CA l
Sunday.
KINDLY MAIL tMs t? stw w e wiin GAUGfR
Mrs. Sam Tetlierow, of Falls City,
2.27 acres in Dallas; 6-room plastered
attended the funeral of Mrs. Dalton house; woodshed aud small barn, 3 hen­
Thursday.
houses; about 300 fruit trees. $3,200.
There Is more catarrh fn tins section or
While cutting wood for Mr. Conn all but $1,450 cash.
the country than ail other diseases put
*ast
c w y<
yc .rs
.....
...A e .. .
,
. . together, and ' until th e la
st _ f fe
Saturday, Miles Jarvis cut hls foot
640 acres, 400 of it cleared aud id 1 * as suppoced to t> • Incurable. For a r rcai
very badly and was taken to the Dal­ cultivation, 100 slashed, 160 in pasture, many years do. t rs pronounced it a 1<
local
las hospital.
IT in«* « xa ' i I iroDil unrinuR rnllinu I mih I »ml disease and proscribed local remedies, Va"d
Peter Edlgar lias been visiting In Fin« soil, goo,l springs rolling laud aud
well fenced. A model farm ami never' treatment, pronoun .1 it in cu ra ble. Ecl-
Portland.
oftered for sale before. Clover land, ' ence h as pi von Caiarrh to bo a consti-
Mrs. John Hill, of Salem, visited her hr.n 1 54 ml anvthintr vnu want Onlv $80 tutlonal disease, nr.d therefore requires
hop
land, an; w ing you want, uui)
constUut!onal treatment. Hall's Catarrh
mother, Mrs. C C. Mitchell, Sunday.
Cure, irmnufartrrcd b y F. J. Clic ey &
Mrs. Chas. Snelllng, of Perrydale, an acre.
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only Cc ..stitu-
was brought to the Dalas hospital last
54 acres, 4 miles from Dallas, V4 mile tlonnl cure on the market. It ls t hen f
tca-
Thursday.
from school, 3-4 mile to railroad aut « Z _______
r Z ' n A '
blood
Mi*, and Mrs. Hodges, of Salem, tion,
some fruit; good improvemeuts: and - m ucous su rfa
— c e s of th e system.
‘
Th ey
were In Dallas last Thursday.
It
38 acres under cultivation; in a fast offer one hundred dollars foe r o y
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lynn, of P erry­ developing c o m m u n it y ; price *120 per
Send fo r c ir c u la r , cm! tes-
dale. were in Dallas last week.
u
1 barn 40x60, 8
“ acres
A d d r e s s : F . J. C H E X E Y A CO.. T o le d o . O.
Emmett Ernest and Maud Pierce, of acre. 7-room house,
in A. P. cherries in bearing.
Sold by Druffffists, 7Tc.
Monmouth, visited In Dallas Sunday.
T a k e H a l l ’ s F a m ily P ills f o r c o n s tip a tio n .
A large crowd was at the Bantist
100 acres, 50 acres in cultivation, 50
church Sunday to hear Rev. Day, chap­ cleared and in pasture, balance iu tim
el car evangelist.
ber. Good 8-room house, baru and out
Fred Holman, of Rlack Rock, was In buildings; 6 acres of orchard, mostly
Dallas Thursday.
prunes, some apples. 3 miles from Dal
Andrew Holman and daughter, of las. Price $10,000. Terms, half cash
Portland, visited his parents here last
30 acres on city limit line of Dallas,
week.
Dolon Hatfield, of Salt Creek, visited on county road aud railroad; no im
with hls sister. Bertha, who ls at­ provemeuts; all uuder cultivation and
fenced; fine loganberry land.
tending high school here.
Good 5-rooin house and 4 acres 3-4
A large crowd attended the men’s
meeting at the Methodist church Sun­ mile from courthouse, Dallas; splendid
out-buildings, fine garden spot, excel
day afternoon.
Mr. Calkins purchased a fine Jersey lent chicken-house and yards. An ideal
cow Friday.
little home, and price right.
Ora Harrington, of Pioneer, was a
A large lot with 6-room house and
business visitor in Dallas one day good barn at $1,000, on good terms.
The First Lie— Where It Was Told.
Mr. Davidson has moved to the
A dandy stock ranch at $75 per acre.
Why It Was Told—To Whom Told.
Peterson house in East Dallas.
There are two sets of buildings, of
' O. S. Clark was hauling hay from which one is a good 7-room house in
Its Result— Its Repetition—The Disas­
his Alt Plsgah farm to hls home in good repair, the other house has three
trous Results to Humanity—All Man­
Dallas Monday.
rooms. The water supply is excellent,
ner of Crimes Are Its^ Fruitage— The
Mason Wittenhurg, of Portland, was having two wells, a fine spring of water
Only Remedy— Why?—When?— How?
In Dallas last week.
nearby, which can be piped to either
Sam. Burk and family have re­ house, aud also a creek through the
R e a d i n g . Pa.,
turned from a several months’ stay In place. There are 7% acres of hops and
California.
Feb. 8.—P a a t o r
15
acres
more
can
be
put
in.
There
are
George Gates and Mr. Stubblefield
Russell today call­
have rented a piece of land from I. N. 35 acres in cultivation; some more can
ed attention to the
Woods and C. O Coad on a part of the be easily cleared. There are two acres
fact that the Bi­
old Brickwell farm aud are batching of orchard, the balajice of land being
ble teaching re­
open pasture and timber. Location, 6
there while putting in their crops.
specting S a t a n
Miss Una Campbell visited In Black miles from Dallas, 3 miles to Falls City,
We have five acres of well improved
has been seriously
Rock Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
hill land close to town for sale at a
departed from by
Rglph Adams.
reasonable
price.
Grade Gates Is visiting In Portland
Christians. Noth­
Two splendid homes in heart of city |
Mr. and Mrs. George Gerlinger and
ing iu it supports
children have gone to California for a at $2400 each.
the thought that
months' stay.
House and lot, 2 blocks from public
Satan is far away,
Carl Graves, of Sheridan, was In school; price $1,100.
superintending the
Dallas last week.
House aud lot in Dallas to trade for |
torture of human­
Rev. Lewtas addressed the high
ity, or that he has cloven hoofs, forked
school Thursday on “ The Downfall of an out-of-town tract 4 to 10 acres.
Finest
fruit
rarm
tract
in
Dallas;
10
Turkey.”
tail, horns, etc. On the contrary, the
The Philogla Literary Society of the acres all in bearing; some small fruit; Bible describes him as originally one
new.
modern
5-room
house;
good
barn
high school gave an open meeting In
ami everything is up-to-date. To see is of God’s noblest creatures—a ••cherub.**
the auditorium Tuesday night.
Since his fall. Satan's residence is in
Fred West was a Portland visitor to buy it.
last week.
60 acres on Monmouth and Dalln«' our atmosphere Tartarus. He is “ the
Crandma Miller Is having city water ccunty road; 1 mile from railroad sta­ prince of the power of tin* air * * *
put Into her house.
tion, school, postoffice and town; all that uo\v worketh iu the children of
Ban Cadle has quit school to go into umler cultivation, well drained and the disobedience." presenting himself as
the store at Rickreall, which he and price right.
"an angel of light" a servant o f (tod.
his father have bought.
5 y_‘ -acre bearing fruit tract, four va­
When and How Satan Fell.
Airs Maurice Arnold was a Salem rieties of 12-year old trees, V*» mile from
Tlie Pastor stated that the Bible ex­
visitor last week.
Perrydale, on county road; good 3-room
Albert Arnold, who was operated on house, barn and a sawdust-lined apple plicitly declares Satan's sin to be pride
at the Salem hospital last week, Is house; also some small fruit.
Price and improper ambition. Seeking to
Improving rapidly.
usurp Divine prerogatives, he ensnared
$ 2 , 000 .
•
Airs. Jap Ellis is confined to her bed
2*4 acres in Dali««, best of creek bot­ himself and rebelled against G.»d. Hls
with Illness.
Frank Arnold ls spraying apple trees tom land; good 7-room house: plenty of ambition found no opportunity for ex­
fruit; an excellent chicken and berry ercise until man’s creation. Then, be­
for Dr. Cary.
John Morris Is pruning prune trees place, convenient and suitable. On’ y holding fliD human pair, he perceived
$2,500, ami terms to suit
that to capture them would be to cap­
for Rev. Ballentyne.
297 acres, all under cultivation, be . ture a rm*e. and to achieve iu this
Fruit growers and land inter­ tween Monmouth and Dallas one mile * earth his ambitious plans,
from Rickreall, % mile from station, on
Satan took advantage of the te^t of
ests about Sheridan have start­ county road; well improved; low lam! loyalty which God put upon our first
ed to organize a fruit growers’ tiled. Price will make you buy.
I parents. Obsessing the serpent, he
association with a capital of
20 acres, well improved, with orchard irulded it continually to eat o f the for-
$10,000. The purpose of the and strawberries; good house ami barn; bidden tree. The Herpent not only did
not die. but was the wisest of beasts.
association is to market the close to Dallas; $300 an acre.
fruit, berries and vegetables pro­ For $4,00U we have a well-improved ^ ,ls
giving the lie to God s
6-a< re tract within the city limits. Over statement. -Thou shalt surely die.”
duced in the locality.
__________________________________________ The l>."•« t thin!:a it unnecessary to
REAL ESTATE SNAPS
MR. HENRY PECK AN D HIS FAMILY AFFAIRS
P acific stump puller
$1000 FREE
8
Lus?!p ^ Woman *s Broast
SATAN’S MONSTROUS
LIE i WHAT HARM IT DID
Pssfar Rcsssil, Quoting tissus,
Says Salon Is Pallier of Lies.
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By Gross
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t a ' û
Satan Adopted Another Plan.
Disappointed in tliut humanity were
perishing. Satan formed another plan.
He would cope with God by injecting
new life Into the human race. He
would have an empire, despite the Di-
viue will.
To do this he proposed to the angels
that they materialize and live as men
—contrary to their nature. To those
who objected that this might displease
God. Satan presented the argument
that if God really possessed the power.
He would have punished him. for he
had l>eeii an enemy of God for some
time. The argument was successful,
according to the Bible.
For centuries a process of (engraft­
ing angelic vitality upon Adamic stock
progressed.
We read. "The sons of
God beheld the daughters of men
that they were fair: and they took
them wives of all they chose." We
read tlmf their children were ‘‘giants,
men of renown.’’ But they bore no
stamp of Divine maructer. They were
brutal, sensual, devilish.
The children of Adam became the
slaves of these giants. Thus the Scrifi-
turcs tell us that the earth Was filled
with violence, and men’s thoughts
were evil continually.
Apparently
Noah and his family remained pure
Adamic stock. Then came the Deluge,
already prepared for in the Divine
Plan, and all mankind perished, ex­
cept Noah and hi« family.
Satan’s Lie Otherwise Supported.
Thwarted again. Satan began a new
system of taetics—to'persuade man­
kind that his original lie was truth—
that those who seem to die really be­
come more alive. To assist in tlHs
deception, he had the support of the
fallen angels, sentenced with himself
to remain in Tartarus—-the atmosphere.
Necromancers, /•'‘ ••ties and wizards
were developed. IV.-, fallen angels,
speaking through these „»ydiums. per­
sonated the dead. Gradually, this sys­
tem of error spread, unto t,o nation
can be found where these evl! spirits
have not incorporated Satan’s tie Even
amongst ( ’hrlstlans. Satan’s word is
accepted, and God’s Word rejected—
“The soul that slnneth. It shall die.”
The Foundation of All Errors.
Pastor Russell declared that nearly
ali theological errors are based upon
this doctrine of demons—that men do
not really die. Where, he asked, would
be the doctrines of eternal torment,
purgatory, masses for the dead. etc.,
if people really believed God’s Word
that the dead are dead, and that their
only hope lies in the resurrection, se
cured for them by Jesus’ death?
The speaker believes that mediums,
who today support Satan’s He. are
themselves dt*c8 »ivod.
Hls pamphlet
on Spiritism has recovered many hon­
est mediums, w ho after learning that
they were agents o f Satan und bis
demons, have become children of God.
For free literature on this subject,
address the Pastor at Brooklyn Taber-
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v.
V
News Is Stranger
Than Fiction
By MOSS.
ad
vertislng of all
kinds the world
over were wiped
I out for a month—
utterly obliterated.
Yes. It w o u l d
ruin business. But
it would do more
—It would make this old world
positively STUPID.
Why?
Because AD V E R TIS IN G IS
NEWS, and we must keep pace
with the news or grow state.
Newspaper advertising T H E
BEST ON E A R T H - is displayed
news, paid for with a purpose.
The latest news in newspaper
advertising, a special sale of
furs, a big reduction iu suits, a
saving iu groceries, furniture
at annual sale prices or five
bars of soap for the price of
three- all this latest news is as
important to every housewife
and the husband who pays the
bills as the last word from Mex­
ico or an account of the newest
uiunicipul or society scaudal.
Advertising is POSITIN'ELY
and AB SO LUTELY news.
Successful advertisers make
their ads. as NEWSY as possi­
ble. Read the ads in this paper
as NEWS. Keep up with them.
Truth ls stranger than fiction.
So ls news.
S
uppo se
HEHRY JR. 5AY5
loe i r irf ^
,
l-y b ig s w e p e , Z o e
Fire
suppose i t : . ..
p* n. 'Vii .e nit .e
bly. Actions cun speak.
Eve was convinced that the Divine
Law was selfish and tin t the forbid­
den fruit was desirable, to make ber
wise. St. Paul explain-i that Adam
was not deceived. Realizing that his
beloved wile would die. be preferred
to ille with her. Hence he became a
wilful sinner.
Pres-ntl.v God drove
our first parents from Eden, that thus
Hls death sentence might be executed.
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Capital City Nur»«ry Co., Salem.
This is to certify that J. E.
Miller is duly authorised to act
as agent for the sale of our Su­
perior Fruit and Ornamental
Nursery stock. To all purchas­
ing through him we guarantee
to furnish genuine, reliable, high
grade stock. J. E. MILLER.
Phone 1633,
Bo* 63.
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Dallaa. Ore.
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