CHURCH GF CHRIST
A SECRET ORDER
A Cook Book
With Fisher's Blend Flour
We be£ to announce that we have secured the
exclusive sale of this high-grade flour and until
the supply is exhausted will give with each sack,
one o f these books which have been specially
compiled for western climatic condition«. You
w illlike it.
Fisher’s Blend,
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Mysîery Kept Sscret From
Foundation oí World.
Free and Accepted In Christ—Candi
dates For Membership In the Order.
Initiatory Degree— Second and Third
Degree»— Higher Degrees— Highest
Degree Limited In Number—“ Riding
t'ie Goat”—Grips and Pass-Word».
Founder of the Order—Master Mason
Slain—Waiting For His Return.
* gave His well-beloved Son for man's
redemption.
| Today Pastor Russell's text was. *'So
Is be that layetli up tmisure for him
self. but Is not rich toward God."—
Luke 12:21.
The discourse opened with the dec
laration that the world today possesses
wealth beyond anything recorded In
| history, and in every conceivable way
| is growing richer. A brief euumera-
| tion of modern improvements and con*
I veniences which would amaze our fore
fathers was followed by a series of
questions which appeal to every
thoughtful miniL-
Are we as a race, the Pastor asked,
growing rich toward God? Is not the
very reverse true? Are not faith and
godliness on the decline? Is it not true
that within the last tlfty yeara the love
I of money, which St. Paul declares Is
j “ a root of all evil,” has Intensified?
| Although we are better boused, fed ami
I clothed than were our forefathers, yet
there is a general unrest due to trust la
riches. Despite police, detectives, tele
graphs. telephones, etc., human lives
and property are still in peril because
of the hunger for wealth.
THE GRANGE
Conducted by
J. W. DAKKOW. Chatham, N. Y..
Editor of the New Turk State Qranfje
Review
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THE GRANGE IDEA.
Out of It Grew the French Syndicates,
Says a Grange Historian.
Mortimer Whitehead, now of Califor
nia. but formerly of New Jersey, tells
how the grange “ idea” came to take
root in France. He remarks that dur
ing the grange encampment at tho
Philadelphia Centennial expoRition In
1870 the then national master (John T.
Jones of Arkansas) placed in his hands
the work of translating the ritual of
the order into French for the benefit
of n Frenchman he had appointed as
deputy to carry the grange “ idea" Into
France. This French gentleman was
a government official sent from France
specially to study our agriculture as
shown at the exposition. " I performed
the duty assigned me, and for a long
time after his return to France,” says
Mr. Whitehead. “ I kept up a grange
correspondence with M. Lamousln. I
kept some of those letters as memen
tos, and the words, ‘Mon cher mon
sieur et frore,’ have the same frater
nity in them as If written. ‘My dear sir
and brother.*
“ The grange ‘ idea* thus planted in
France took root and has grandlypros-
pored. The societies were called ‘syn-
dientes’ and still exist all over the
country with tens of thousands of
members today. Then the ‘idea’ that
had been ‘proclaimed to the world’
spread into Germuny, Italy, England.
Ireland, Canada and other lands. Un
der date of Calcutta. India. Jan. 23.
this year, I have the annual statement
showing the progress of the grange
‘idea’ in India for last year. There
are now 12.323 local societies, of which
11,382 are agricultural. The agricul
tural members number 407.378. capital
over $0,500.000. And so it goes.”
July 10 —T II E
PHOTO * DRAM A
IBI
OF C U E A T I ON
not only opens the
Scriptures to those
The Salem Commercial Club is listing land in the
who see it, but
Valley held under $40.00. The lists will be distributed
sheds light upon
free to thousands of prospective settlers in the east.
“ Whose Shall These Things Be?“
the esoteric teach
There will be no charge to you either for listing
Taking up his text, the Pastor then
ings of the an
cients. Many who discussed the parable from which it Is
or for sale.
have seen it de taken. In it our Lord pictures a man
Send in location, owner, price, terms and a careful
clare that it has whose lines were fallen in pleasant
and exact description to
g r e a t l y blessed places and whose wealth increased un
Salem Commercial Club, Salem, Oregon
them by revealing der sun and shower. But instead of
th e
l e n g t h s , growing rich In character through the
breadths, heights and depths of the cultivation of noble qualities by using
his opportunities for helping those less
Love of God for humanity.
Pastor Russell’s discourse today was favored than himself, this rich man
CO T O
unique. The text was, “ Whereby, permitted selfishness to dominate him.
when ye read, ye may understand my 1 listend o f dispensing wisely the wealth
knowledge in the Mystery of Christ” which Divine providence gave him, he
accumulated more for himself.
—Ephesians 3:4.
Many today are following his exam
The Scriptures clearly teach that
ple. the speaker regretted to say. in
during this Gospel Age our God is
this parable the Master has drawn a
preparing a great Temple class, said
picture of practically every man in the
the Pastor. A fter this class shall‘have
world, some of whom are really doing
been glorified. Divine Power will op
these things, and others are longing for
The most wonderful and interesting jour
erate through this Temple, through
the opportunity.
ney in America. Easily reached by the
which nil nations will draw near to
Hear the Lord’s Estimation.
God.
The
Priests
in
this
Temple
will
way of Hillsboro.
Commenting upon the Master’s esti
be Jesus, the great High Priest, and
Landscape— mountains— streams — for
the Church, the under priests. This mation of this foolish rich man, the
ests and the crowning glory of all— the
High Priest will also bo King—"a Pastor asked. I f the Lord considered
the rich man of llis parable a fool,
Priest upon IIis Throne,” after the
Ocean. Miles and miles of smooth, shin
what may we suppose Is His estimate
JUVENILE GRANGES.
Order
of
Melchlzedok.
ing, silvery strand.
of the masses today—blessed ns never
The Church of Christ, the speaker
before, and therefore responsible as Official Instructions on Organizing the
claimed, is the most wonderful Secret
Young People.
men never before were responsible in
Order ever known. The Mystery of
the use of money? He fears that the
Under the motto. “ Prepare in happy
God, kept secret from before the foun
Lord is not well pleased with the childhood for intelligent manhood aud
dation of the world. Is not yet finished, scramble for wealth witnessed every
womanhood.” a booklet has been pre
Two fine through trains daily eacli way,
he declared, mid will not be until the
where.
pared by National Secretary C. M.
With Parlor Observation Car on the after
seventh trumpet sounds. Members of
The speaker then explained that the Freeman by direction of the national
Christ’s mystical Body are in the Lord does not address Ills reproof to
noon train. Morning train leaves Port
grange, giving instruction on the or
world,
but
the
world
knows
them
not.
land 8:55, Hillsboro 10:27, Afternoon
the world, but to His Church—the con ganizution of juvenile granges. The
even as It knew Him not.
secrated few. The world, he declared, following suggestions are made:
train leaves Portland 1:30, Hillsboro
The Degrees of the Order.
is about to learn a great lesson. Hnv-
Juvenile granges may be organized
3:00 p. m.
It was then shown that membership i lug sown to the wind the seed of self- within the jurisdiction of a state
in this order requires compliance with ishness, it is about to reap the whirl grange, under such rules and regula
the most stringent conditions ever wind of trouble, H iq fruitage of selfish tions as the state grange may provide,
known—the giving up to the Lord all ness, in which the interests o f rich and and not in conflict with the constitu
that the çamlldnte possesses, himself poor will clash in the conflict between tion of the Order of the Patrons of
Each juvenile grange
included. The first degree is the rec those who have secured wealth and Husbandry.
Full particulars from nearest S. P.
$ ognition of Jesus Christ as our Savior those who will strive to take it from shall lie within the jurisdiction and
them—“ a Time of Trouble such as was under the special charge o f a subordi
Agent,with copy of handsome illus-
f and faith in His redeeming blood. not since there was a nation."
nate grange. Children o f all persons
Some never progress beyond this ini
According to Scripture. God is not eligible to membership in a subordi
trated booklet describing the vari-
$ tiatory step, and therefore know prac
now appealing to the world: for well nate grunge, over eight and under four
ous Tillamook Beach Resorts.
J tically very little about the Order.
The second degree is consecration, lie knows that so intense is the spirit teen years of age. are eligible to mem-
John M. Scott,
j which. Is immediately followed by of avarice that such au appeal would j bersfilp In a juvenile grange. The
General Passenger Agent,
2 spirit begetting. Those who have pro be useless. By the time that the poor membership fee Stain be 15 cents and
world has learned that selfishness is the quarterly dues 5 cents fur each
Portland, Oregon. J gressed thus far have become New an integral part of sin, even as love member, unless otherwise fixed by the
Creatures in Christ As these grow in
slate grange.
grace and tile knowledge of our Lord and benevolence are integral parts of
In some instances the subordinate
O w w w w w w H w w w w w w w w w w w w m w m w w .\ i * Jesus, they are privileged to advance righteousness, It will be ready to cry
grange pays the dues of the Juvenile
to higher degrees. In due time they for Divine assistance. Then Gods
grange, holding that the paying of dues
may become Knights of the Temple, a means of assistance, the Messianic by a large family might become a bur
Kingdom, will be inaugurated and will
very honorable degree—leaders.
den to parents of moderate income.
As members or the Order advance, bring blessed results of love, Joy, Others maintain that the paying of
they learn more about the Mystery of peace and good will amongst men.
dues tenches the children business
To the Church—God’s saintly people
Christ The Apostle urges nil Knights
principles. No part o f the fees or dues
of the Temple to grow—In grace, in both In-and out of sects, parties, etc.,— of a juvenile grange is paid to the na
knowledge. In clmraeter-Ukeness to the the Lord says. Let not your treasures tional grange.
Grand Commander of the Order, High be of an earthly kind; spend and bo
Priest of our Profession, who died for spent in the interest of others and in
The Seven Founder».
us and gave us opportunity to become the service of God; and thus seek to
It has been asked who the seven
members of this fraternity. Those who share with Me, not only In the suffer founders of the grange were. The sev
attain the highest degree shall be Ills ings of the present, but In the glory, en founders of the grange or Order of
Joint heirs in Ills Messianic Kingdom. honor and Immortality of the future.
Patrons of Husbandry were O. H.
This highest degree, however. Is lim
“Take Away the Stony Heart.”
Kelly, William Saunders. W. M. Ire
ited In number to 114,000 members.
The Tastor concluded his discourse land. John Trimble. G. R. Thompson,
after showing that during Messiah’s Rev. A. B. Grosh. F. M. McDowell, and
Free and Accepted In Christ Jesus.
The Pastor explained that members Millennial Reign humanity’s hard- with them associated indirectly was
of this Order are free from the dom hoartedness will gradually be dissolv Miss Caroline A. Hall, who was the
ination of sin. free from fear of death, ed. Satan will be bound and tbecurce first to suggest that women be giv«u>
free from that condition of alienation removed. The , stress being lifted, full and equal right to membership lu
from G<»1 brought upon mankind mankind will rise from their present the Order. The national grange waa
through Adam’s disobedience. Rut condition of selfishness back to the organized in Washington on Dec. 4*
they are not free to commit sin; their Image of God. lost in Eden, redeemed 18t»7, but a permanent organization
very desire for close relationship with nt Calvary. As the Scriptures declare. ns a delegated body was» not perfect
God will remove the stony heart ami ed until the sixth annual session
God Indien ten that they hate sin.
Then the speaker showed that in give them n heart of flesh—kind, sym held in Georgetown, D. C.. iu 1873,
Scripture the human nature of New pathetic. But the incorrigible will He with regular delegates from the nine
state granges, representing 1,302 sub
Creatures In Christ Is pictured by n destroy In the Second Death.
ordinate granges. Officers were elect
goat. Thus on Israel’s Atonement Day
ed, and the constitution and bylaws
the high priest sacrificed the Lord’s
were adopted. The seventh annual
goat—depleting God’s acceptance of
Stetson of Maine on Good Roads.
session convened In S t Louis iu Feb
the consecration of the class so repre
At a meeting In tho Interests of the ruary. 1874. with thirty-two states and
sented. Other Scriptures Intimate that
good ronds movement In Mnlne State two territories represented. T w elve
each New Creature daily “ rules the
Master Stetson discussed the subject thousand granges had been organized:
goat" in his own flesh.
Since the mysteries of this Order are "Grange Interest In Highway Im At that session the declaration of pur
spiritually discerned, only those can provement," and, defining that Inten poses of the Order was prepared,
Real Estate Transfers.
Notice for Publication.
ndopted and published, and for over [
Department of the Interior, U. S understand them who belong to the Or est. he sntd:
Jas. P. Anderson et ux to E
First.—From n scientific study wo I thirty years that fknmortal document
and Office at Port land, Oregon, July der. God alone knows the approved
E. Tripp, lot in Inde(>endeiice
1.1914.
members of Ills great Secret Order; must know where to build roads to has been before the world*, eliciting
$ 200 .
Notice la hereby given (Tiat Mary i for He alone knows who are loyal nt accommodate the Inrgest number of admiration and challenging criticism.
Thirlev, whose poatoffice address Is |
L. G. Peekel et ux to J. C. H ob
people and the greatest amount of
241 K. Main St„ Portland. Oregon, heart. Others may wear the uniform, traffic.
tetler, 36 acres 7-4, $1.00.
lid, on the llth day of September. learn grips and pass words; but the
HOME DEDICATION.
Second.—We must know what kind
N . M. McDaniel et ux to L. A
Lord knows who are Ills.
913, file in this office Sworn Stub
of roads to build.
Dickinson, 2.95 acres in 8-5, $1 nent and Application, No. 03912, to
Beautiful Ceremony Devised by Mar-
The Founder of the Ord»»\
Third.—We must demand that every
A. F. T o n er et ux to August lurchase the !«ota 2. 3 and 4, Section
The origin of the Order was next
timer Whitehead.
man employed. In whatever capacity,
Homan, 1-6 interest in 21.19 10. Township 9 South, Range 8 Wert. discussed. The Great Master Crafts shall
Only occasionally do we hear of the
give n dolInFs worth of service
Willamette Meridian, and the timber
dedication of grangers’ homes by the
acres In 7-5, $10.
thereon, under the provisions of the man laid the foundation and made ull for every dollar that he receives.
unique and Impressive ceremony dc
Stella M. Calbreath et hd to act of June 3, 1878 and acts amentia-, arrangements. He Is the Grand Mas
Fourth.—W e must ask that roads be
ter.
and
no
other
Is
recognized
by
mem
vised hy Mortimer Whitehead, former
H . A. Boise, lot in Independence, tory, known as the "Tim ber and Stone
built for the purpose o f transporting
bers
of
the
organization.
He
Himself
Law,” at Ruch value as might be fixed
ly of New Jersey, but now of Call
$ 1 . 00 .
by appraisement, and that, pursuant has sa hi. “ One is your Master, even the commerce of the state to the eon fornla. In all the realm of grange
aumer by the most direct route and
A. M cGill et ux to American to such application, the land and ttm Christ: and all ye are brethren.”
ritualistic work there Is scarcely any-
U fe and Accident Insurance Go., ber thereon have been appraised, the i The Pastor then set forth the figets at the least possible cost
thing more beautiful than this. The
Fifth.—W e do oppose the building
the timber estimated at 680.000 hoard 1 relative to our Lord’s life here on earth
160 acres in 9-8, $2.00.
ceremony Is Intended to be used on the
feet at 50 cents per M, and 120,000 (
of expensive boulevards for the ac
lawn of the farm home, and the ar
M. A. Com egya et al to Felix board feet at 26 rents per M, and the Jesus alone had the secret plans for
commodation
o
f
traffic
o
f
doubtful
val
Com egys, 191.41 acres in 0-5. $1. land at $120.00; that said applicant the Temple which God desired to have ue, which lasts but a small portion of rangement of the officers’ stations ts j
constructed.
When*
ID*
was
crucified
the same ns within the grange. The i
Jesse A. Barham et ux to A. J. will offer final proof In support of her
the year.
and sworn statement on j more or less of the Mystery was lost
name which the home Is to receive by I
and Lama M. Barham . H inter application
the 6th day of October, 1914, before sight of; and the Scriptures Intimât«
the ceremony of dedication ts display
N ation a l G range M atter*.
est In lot In Dallas. $10.
the Register and Receiver, U. S. («and : that certain features of that Mystery
ed on a banner or streamer In some
The legislative committee of the na
Peter Sprin ger et ux to W . H. Office, at Portland, Oregon
were not to be complet »si until Ills re
prominent position and ts to be con-
Any person Is at liberty to protest | turn. So this Secret Society await the ] tlonnl grange spent a week In Wash coaled until the moment of dedication.
and Lulu Stallings, lot In Inde
this purchase before entry, or initiate
Ington
recently
going
over
the
com
pendence, $100^________________ a contest at any time before patent return of the Grand Master, who gnre
In the opening nddress of the master
promise farm credit bill present,si by
of the grange we find these words:
issues, by filing a corroborated affida Ills life In relation to the Mystery.
Congressman Bulkley.
This bill Is
“ Almost as old as history, tn all lands
vit In this office, alleging facts which
somewhat similar to the Bathrtck
would defeat the entry.
and among all peoples, has prevailed
.1 ill j SX-KriwrHi measure In that It recognize* govern
the custom of formal dedication of
Register.
from more than ment aid. Thé bill was reported fa
n n h l d ie t I* «V utmost im porta n r. to
H. F. HIGBY,
temples to the gods and goddesses, of
vorably
by
the
subcommittee,
and
It
one
hundred
cities
mca tad wotn.n past fifty T *"» "I sgr
Christian churches, of buildings de
I»
believed
that
there
Is
s
majority
of
Indicate
great
In
|l
o p their strength, n od tbr nil-
The S. P. company will install
voted to learning, to science and the
food In Scott’» Bmulaion i» ■ noun.hin*
t e r e a t In T H E the Joint committee In faror o f the
arts. We name onr great ships as
food «curative medicine «nd » sustaining block signals on 200 miles of It«
P H O TO -D R A M A measure. National Master Wilson says
Oregon lines.
lóate to refútete the hi notion*.
that the grange Is given the credit for they are launched upon the waves, and
O K CREATION
we draw aside the Bags which unveil
It gootains the medicinal lata o f p a r.
The state industrial accident
Tilt* noble effort killing the Moss-Fletcher bill , liningfc
eod liver oil and science prove« that they commission has on file more
the active response made to the at* monuments to our heroes of pence and
to
cal*
Rttentiou
furnish twice as much
of war. Rot It has been left for the
to the Wont of peal to granges throughout the country Patrons of Husbandry, the organiza
limd, “ — too, it create* pare blood, than 200 claims for indemnity,
God I s being high to support the Rathrick bill. The na tion that represents the tillers o f the
■fcarnen* the appetite, relieve» rheum* and It has only been running a
ttonal master will address fie',1 meet
H m nrmfithen» the body »ad »lleviat.. month.
ly a p p re c ia te d
soil, to provide the ceremonial work
the ailmenu due to declining
W Soever see» It 1» Inga In Colorado. Wyoming. Kentucky
for dedicating the home to Its high and
am tt’» ia free from wine», alcohol or
Irresistibly draw* Ohio, Delaware. Rhode Island, Maine
Bewar» of »ubatitute».
holy mission, tbs service o f Cod and
Itemlzer for artistic job work
toward Him who Missouri, besides locking after the humanity.”
work In hU own state, Illinois.
H AVE YO U C H EAP LA N D TO S E LL?
G.
L. H A W K IN S
Railroad Street, Dallas
IF e For yet
Under Auspices
Episcopal Diocese of Oregon
Sept. 23, 1914
Grammar School and College Prepara
tory courses. School estate comprises
1000 acres of fertile land.
Complete
gymnasium, .swimming .pool, .indoor
and outdoor athletics.
DALLAS City HANK
Dallas, Oregon.
FALL TERM
Library, study
R.E. WILLIAMS, President
W .G .V A S S A L L Vice President
F. J. CRAVEN,Cashir
Directors:
It. C. CraveD, 1. N. Woods,
W. G. Vassall, K. E. Williams, B. H.
MeCallon, F. J. Craven. J. W. Crider
The bank Is pleased to place at the
disposal of Its customers the fucillties
gained during many years of contin
uous service and growth.
halls, .complete, instruction -In .all
branches.
Send for rates and book
let, "W here Boys are Taught to Think”
Address
S u rv e y in g
B IS H O P S C O T T S C H O O L
Yamhill, Oregon.
and P l a t t i n g
Estimates furnished on all
kinds of Engineering Work
Phone 502
-
Dallas, Ore.
The World Moves Itself
We Move Anything Else
@ by American Press Association.
Vinson Walsh McLean, whose fea
tures are seen in this picture, the mil
lionaire baby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward B. McLean of Washington and
Newport, has recently acquired a new
playmate. This person is the son of
I)r. Shirley Carter of Warrenton. Vn*.
who is to be the guest of the McLeans
for. an indefinite period.
Both are
healthy, happy five-year-olds: but. while
the millionaire baby is attended by a
nursery governess, two nurses each
with a diploma from a training school,
a nurse maid or two and two able-
bodied detectives, the little Virginian
has been taught to stand on his own
sturdy feet and to ride the blue ribbon
animals of the Carter stable with no
other bodyguard than one of his fa
ther’s jockeys.
The boys will spend the summer at
Black Foint farm, near Newport.
Master McLean, if he Inherits all he
may be expected to inherit, will have
about $150.000,000 and be the richest
boy in America. His grandfather, the
late Thomas F. Walsh of Gbtomdo.
left the youngster about $100,000.000
From his paternal grandfather. John it
McLean, he will inherit at least half
as much.
Himes Engineering
Company
Hills Bros
! CITY TRANSFER CO.
„
FOR S A L E B Y
Loughary Grocery
D A LLAS , O R E G O N .
W . R. C o u lte r
Phone 1051
Dallas, Oregon
N. L. Butler,
BUTLER
G. L. Hurley
&
HURLEY
LAW YERS
IN D E P E N D E N C E - O R E G O N
Summons.
Throwing the Brick.
Draw two lines fifteen feet apart, | In the Circuit Court of tho State of
then divide the boys into two com • Oregon for Polk County.
I Mary A. Chapman, Plaintiff, vs.
panies. allowing each player a piece of Mary Waddell. Lemuel Waddell and 11 R. L. CHAPMAN....
brick or square wood that can be easily f Frances M. Waddell and the unknown * F U N E R A L D I R E C T O R
thrown.
Fneh player on one side j heirs of Mary v/acdell, Lemuel Wad- »
and
throws his brick, trying to come as I dell and Frances M. Waddell. Defend
EM BALM ER
^ O F F I C E : Chapel and Parlors, N. Main st
near as possible to the line on the ants:
D A L L A S , OKHUON:
other side. Thetoue farthest from the | To the above named defendants, Mary *
Waddell, Lemuel Waddell, Frances Z
Both Phonos 118 3
line sets up his hrick on the line and
M. Waddell, and to the unknown ♦ Calls P ro m p tly A n sw ered Day or Nljjht.
the one nearest standing on the op
heirs of said’ Mary Waddell, Lemuel
posite side pitches at it. I f lu* fails tr»
♦♦♦❖ ♦**♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
Waddell and Frances M. Waddell:
knock it over be sets up his biick ami
You and each of you are hereby re
the other boy pitches at it. I f he »nc- quired to appear and answer the com-
eeeds he picks it up. goes back to tho pli.int filed against you in the above
line, pitches it again, near the other entitled court and cause within six G.A. & L.C. MUSCOTT <& A.P. STARR
Proprietors.
brick, bops over it and kicks bis hrick weeks from the date of the first publi
A ll kinds of hauling at reason
near that of his companion. Then he cation of this summons upon you. You
able
rates.
Phone
orders
wUl each take notice that if you fail
must pick up his brick and carry it suc
promptly attended tor Head
so to appear and answer or otherwise
cessively on his head, on each shoulder, plead, for want thereof the plaintiff
quarters at Webster's confec
tionery.
on his back, on his breast (walking). will apply to the court for relief deman
PHONES:
In the bend o f his knee (hopping), ded in the oomplalnt to-wit: That she
in between bis legs (shuffling), each be decreed to be the owner in fee Barn, 1074; Webster's, 511; Ellis’ 1062.
time starting at the line and proceed of the real estate described in the
ing to the other brick and knocking, complaint, and that you and each of
MRS. OLIVE SMITH-BICKNELL
it over. Finally he marks a square In you, and all persons claimihg through
you or either of you, be decreed to
closing the brick and about eighteen
have no interest whatever :’n said real
Instructcr on
inches square, and if he can hop over estate or any part thereof, and for
this, he is declared a winner. If he such other and further relief as to the
P IA N O and O R G A N
fails in any one of the “ stunts” he court may seem equitable, and for the
innf/t wait his turn, but can then begin costs and disbursements herein. This
n^j
summons is ordered to be published ^Studio; 712 Üa k ^ S ^ D a ^
at the point where lie failed.
in the Polk County Itemizer once a
week for six consecutive weeks by an
New Finger Bowls.
Poiret, swayer of fashions, has found order of Hon. J B. Teal, County Judge
■of Polk County, Oregon, made July
D E N TIS T
time between designing gowns to de 1st. 1914.
Office over Fuller Pharmacy, Dallas.
sign colored finger bowls. The colors
The date of the first publication of Office Hours: 8 to 12 A M. 1 to5 P.M.
o f these are cherry red. orange, green, this summons is July 2nd, 1914.
A ll kinds of Dental work done at
yellow' and black—three of each color
G LE N O. HOLMAN,
reasonable prices.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
going to a set. It is whispered that
the hair and dresses of the diners will
Summons.
have to match these articles.
In the Circuit Court of the State
Office over Stafrin’s Drug Store
of Oregon for Polk County.
In Dallas Monday’s and
J. B. Tawney, Plaintiff, vs. Ludo Shurt-
Thursdays.
If not in,
leff and Marietta Shurtleff, only chil
dren and sole heirs at law of W. T.
leave orders at the drug
t Shurtleff and Alice O. Shurtleff, his
store.
wife, deceased, J. L. Collins and Mary
E. K. Collins, his wife, C.Lyons, and
DR. A. M. Me N I C O L
also all other persons or parties un
Osteopathic Physician
known claiming any right, title, in
Obstetrician
terest, estate or lien in the real es
tate described in the complaint here-
Only lieened non- drug
in, Defendants.
physician in Dallas.
In Germany, where pro
[ To the defendants Ludo Shurtleff,
hibition is unknown and
| Marietta Shurtleff and C. Lyons:
A. F. & A. M.
In the name of the State of Oregon:
where all the people have
Jennings Lodge, No. 9
l I'ou are hereby required to app-ar
been temperate drinkers of
Meets second and fourth Fridays o '
and answer the complaint filed against
wholesome beers and light
! >ou In the above entitled suit within each month in Masonic hall on Main
wines, there is less drunk
Visiting brethren w e lc o tj.
six weeks from the day of July 16,1914, street.
W. R. ELLIS. W. M.
the date of the first publication of this
enness than in Maine or in
summons,
and
if
you
fail
so
to
answer,
W A L T E R S. MUIR, Sec’y.
Kansas—the two most con
for want thereof, the plaintiff will ap
spicuous prohibition states
ply to the court for the relief prayed
Dallas Camp, No. 209
in the Union.
j for in his complaint, to-wlt:
Woodmen
of the World
That he have a decree adjudging
Meets every Tuesday evening at
The same is tme of France
and decreeing that the defendants have
Woodman
Hall,
corner
of Washington
and Italy. The world over
no interest or estate whatever In or to
and Jefferson Streets. Visiting Neigh
you will find that the really
the following described land or prem bors welcomed.
ises, to-wit: Lots numbered 1 and 2 In
temperate races are those
JERRY DRI8COLL, Consul Com.
Block lettered "G " in the original town
who are not prohibited from
JOE CRAVEN. Clerk.
of Falls City and Lot numbered Seven
drinking temperate bever
In Block lettered “ S” in the First Ad
Mistletoe Circle, No. 23
ages such as beer and wine.
dition to the town of Falls City, all in
Women of Woodcraft
the County and State aforesaid, except
Prohibition irt Germr.ny, France
Meets on the second and fourth
ing and reserving therefrom the fol-
or Italy would prodace exactly
; lowing: Beginning at the Northwest Wednesdays of each month at the
the same results that it has pro
corner of Lot numbered 3 In Block let Woodman Hall.
duced in every state in the Union
EMMA JOST. Guardian Neighbor.
tered "G " in the original town of Falls
SADIE LY N N , Clerk.
where prohibitory law» have been
j City, and thence South 100 ft. and
enacted. It vffould nog stop men
thence Fast 50 ft. thence North 100 ft.
Dallas Assembly, No. 46
thence West 50 ft. to the place of be
Irora drinking nor decrease drunk
ginning, Polk County, State of Oregon,
• United Artisans
enness. but it would drive out the
snd that the title of plaintiff Is good
Meets first and third Monday eve.i
mild drinks rod encourage men
and
valid
and
that
plaintiff's
title
pgs of each month In Woodman Hall
who do drink to resort secretly to
thereto be quieted and that defendants Visiting members cordially Invited
the highly concentrated spirits.
be forever enjoined and barred from
J. L. W H ITE .
asserting any claim in or to said land
Master Artlsa
I f prohibition really saved men
or
premises
above
described
adverse
W IL L IS SIMONTON. Secy.
from the' ‘curse b f drink " it would
to plaintiff and that plaintiff recover
hare more to commend it to the
his costs and disbursements in this
Almira Rebekah Looge. No. 26
intelligence of the people. But, as
suit and for such other and further
Meets on the first and third Wednes
thegreateditor, Henry Watterson,
»relief as to the court -hall seem equit dav of each month In the Odd Fellows
observes in the Louisville Courier-
able.
Hall
Journal, “ It does not promote
This summons Is served upon you by
E L L A J METZGER. N. Q.
publication for six weeks In the Polk
either temperance or virtue. It
ORA COSPER, Secretary.
County Ttemlxer pursuant to the order
arouses human passien to freniy
of the Honorable Webster Holmes
by restricting private rights. It
Presiding Judge of the above entitled
does not reduce drunkards. It
Court, which order wae made and en
multiplies Pharisees and male
Civil Engineer
tered on the llth day of July, 1914.
factor» ” —Paid Adverti.meat
GEO. F BRICE and
L A N D S U R V E Y IN G
— E. D. Ulrich.
W. H MASTER.
R o o m l O N a t. B a n k B u ild in g
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.,
Attorneys for Plaintlt,’.
D allas
Date of first publication, July 16, 1914. P h on e 4 5 3
Portland, Oregon.
Î
Star Express & Transfer Co.
B. F. BUTLER
Dr. W. B. Officer
Prohibition
vs.
Temperance
S. B. Taylor
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