T H E O N L Y D E M O C R A T IC N E W S P A P E R IN POLK C O U N T Y
THE POLK COUNTY
T o th e V o tin g
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BOYD A BLOOM, Lessees.
J. E. BLOOM, Bus. Manager
M. L. BOYD, Editor
Here is a question of vital import­
ance for your solution.
A law proposed for the regulation
of the practice of dentistry in this
state will be on the ballot at the No­
vember election.
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1914
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No. 506 Main St.
Under this new law, any capable,
reputable dentist who is a graduate
standing can practice dentistry in
Oregon by filing a copy of his diploma with the
affidavit of two citizens of the state, testifying to
his good moral character. I present this law to
the voters of Oregon in the interest of a much-
needed reform. In five days I secured 17,190
names to the petitions for this proposed new law.
Patronize One Another lor the Upbuilding oi T o w n and County.
Is the consumer to be blamed if he thinks that the business that
isn’t large enough to stand advertising, isn’t large enough to be
worth his attention?
The law as it stands now is a menace to the
public welfare— because it makes Czars of the
board of dental examiners, who are the servile
creatures of the ethical dental trust;
Because this trust seeks to keep out of the state
any dentists who will not join it in pilfering the
public;
Because the ethical dental trust is trying to
keep the public in ignorance as to the cost of
dentistry and is charging the people exhorbitant
prices for a poor class of work.
Here’s where we get ours as the result of the European war.
Congress is about to pass a law imposing a stamp tax on coca
cola, base ball and “ movie” tickets.
If this war between the hotels keeps up much longer it may
assume the famous “ stage-coach war,” where the public was
offered liberal premiums to induce it to patronize one or the other
o f the rival concerns.
When I came before the Oregon Dental Board
for exam ination, the members of the board knew
me and they deliberately denied me a license.
T hey knew I would give th e ethical dental trust
the hardest competition it has ever had, and they
thought th a t by branding me an incompetent and
a “ quack” they could drive me out of the state,
as they have done scores of other dentists.
By the time this foreign scrap is over, there will be a lot of
American consumers who will have become acquainted with the
fact that the United States has as good “ made in America” stuff
for us as any of the “ made in Germany or any other country”
stuff. And that knowledge will be worth considerable.
The day is rapidly approaching when a cost system will be ap­
plied to farm work and farm management. Then it will be that
the former will realize the value of his time, and there will be a
great increase in the products of his acres. The more successful
farmers these days are the men who attach value to their time,
and who do not lay off and go fishing or visiting regardless of the
work there may be to do on his farm. This applies to other classes
of business as well.
But I did not run.
I determined to stay and
fight. I am confident th a t I know as much den­
tistry as any mem ber of the ethical dental trust,
and I have forgotten more about dentistry than
lots of them know. I am a graduate of the Phila­
delphia Dental College, one of the best known and
second oldest dental schools n America. I have
practiced dentistry fo r neary tw enty-five years. I
am now licensed to practice in the states of New
York, Maine, Pennsylavnia, Illinois, C alifornia and
in Canada.
DUTY TO OREGON FIRST.
In a recent letter to Postmaster Fiske, Senator George E.
Chamberlain says in part: “ 1 regret exceedingly my inability to
return to the state as I had hoped, but I feel that I would be i
recreant to my duty if I left here while so many emergency
measures are pending and legislation which vitally affects the
welfare of the state.”
This is the true Chamberlain spirit and one which our senator
has always shown when given a duty to perform by the voters of
Oregon. The opposition has accused him of nearly everything
under the sun, and mostly of being a politician first, last and all
the time, but they have never yet been able to truthfully say that
he was ever in any way neglectful of the duties entrusted to him,
nor that he was not the very best man obtainable to carry
out the purposes desired. Chamberlain is a man who does
things, no matter in what office you place him, and Oregon will
go back on her own interests if he is not continued as one of our
workers in congress.
Do you believe that if I were incompetent and a
“ quack” that I could procure a license in these
states? Doesn’t that show you that I am a com­
petent dentist and that the Oregon Dental Board
is simply trying to destroy me because I won’t
join their so-called ethical clique?
I have faith in the fair-mindedness of the peo­
ple of Oregon. I don’t believe they want to give
special privileges to any clique or class of men.
I charge the dental tru st of Oregon with being
an organization in restraint of trade, lo r the rea­
son th a t it seeks to prevent competition and keeps
other dentists out of the state;
I charge it w ith being un-Am erican, because it
is opposed to fair-p lay;
I charge it w ith being a detrim ent to the public
health, because it is using obsolete methods in the
practice of dentistry and is breeding dangerous
drug habits by using cocaine and arsenic.
GETTING RESULTS.
The investigation ordered by President Wilson was hardly fairly
started by the attorney general a few days ago until sugar took a
drop of 50 cents per 100 pounds. The upward trend of other
food stuffs suddenly stopped and are now going downward.
Fact is, there has been no excuse for the big raise in sugar and
other food stuffs. The raise has been attributed to the European
war; that was made an excuse for playing a holdup game on the
consumer, that’s all. The retailers have not been to blame, but it
has been the “ higher-ups” from whom the retailers had to buy.
We read that in Paris, France, right in the country where a
state of war exists, food stuffs are lower today than in 20 years,
and yet our wholesalers made the European war an excuse to
raise the price of food stuffs right and left. The sudden sky­
rocketing of sugar prices was the most outrageous and absurd of
all, for immediately after the investigation was started it was
learned that in San Francisco alone there was stored more than
750,000 bags o f sugar for which, a few weeks ago, no market
could be found— enough sugar to supply the demand of this
country for more than three months.
President Wilson has always been alert to the welfare of the
masses, the consumers, and when he witnessed this hold-up game
on the part of some aggregation of men, he at once instructed his
attorney general to get busy and prosecute wherever the law will
permit. It is pretty certain that before he is through he will
make some one dance to the music of Democratic honesty.
Equalization Board Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon­
day the 14th day of September, 1914,
"Schooling In youth should inririnbly be the Board of Equalization will meet at
ftrtctod to prepare a person in the beat w *v the county court house in the city of
for the beat permanent occupation for which Dallas, In the county of Polk, state of
he la capable. ’—President C. W. Kliot.
Oregon, to examine and correct the as
This is the Mission of the
sessment rolls ,to correct all errors in
valuations, description or quality of
land, lots or other property ,or incor-
tion or quality, or where In the name
correctly assessed as to the descrip-
Forty-sixth School Year Opens
of a person or persons not the owner
SEPTEHBER 18th, 1914 thereon, or assessed under or beyond
Write for Illustrated loo-page Book- the actual cash value thereof .and to
let. "THE LIFE C a r e e r ," and forCata- assess all lauds, lots or other property
appearing to have been omitted or
k>( containing full information.
D e g re t Courses— AGRICULTURE : that was not assessed.
Petitions or applications for the re-
Agronomy, Animal Husbandry, Dairy Hus­
bandry. Poultry Husbandry, Horticulture. duction of a particular assessment
Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY, shall be made in writing, verified by
L o g g in g e n g in e e r in g , h o m e e c o ­ the oath of the applicant or his at-
n o m ic s : Domestic Science, Domestic Art, torney, and be filed with the board
ENGINEeRING:
Electrlcel, Irrigation, during the first week it is by law re­
Highway, Mechanical, Chemical, Mining. quired to be In session, and any peti­
Ceramics. COMMERCE. PHARMACY tion or application not so made, veri
INDUSTRIAL ARTS.
tied and filed shall not be considered
Vocational C m i r»er-Agriculture, Dairv- or acted upon by the board.
Mg. Home Makers’ Course, Industrial
Dated August 24, A. D. 1914.
Arts, Pores try. Business Short Course.
F. E. MEYER,
Assessor of Polk County, Oregon.
School o f Music—Piano, String, Band,
Voice Colture.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Fmrwi Butinrf« Course by Mail Free
Notice is hereby given that the un-
Addrew T U B RKGTSTXAK,
lerslgned administrator of the estate
ftw-7-U te %- 9 )
Cor ra il is, Or ego*
of Emma Vassal!, deceased, has filed
his final account with the county clerk
of Polk County, Oregon and that Satur-
Something must be the mat­ lay, September 26, 1914, at the hour
of ten o'clock a. m at the County
ter with domestic felicity in Court room of the Court House at
Dallas, Oregon, has been set by the
Yamhill county.
Tweny-foui County
Court as the time and place
divorce cases are filed in tht for the hearing of objections to said
final account, and the settlement
circuit court at McMinnville thereof.
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this
That beats Polk county’s record 27th day of August, 1914.
W A LTE R O VASSALL,
at the last term of court by nine
Administrator of the Estate of
Emma Yassalll, deceased.
Irown. Sibley A Belt.
Itemizer for artistic job work
Attorneys for the estate.
THE LIFE CAREER
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
Four months ago I opened a dental offlce in the
city of Portland, containing fourteen chairs. Soon
thereafter I was compelled to put in two more,
and now I am enlarging my offlce so that I can
put in four additional chairs, making twenty in all.
I have the largest practice of any dentist in Port­
land, and the ethical dental trust knew that I
would soon have the largest practice here, because
the same thing has resulted in every city in which
I have established an offlce. That is the real
reason why they wanted to put me out of business
here.
'
Every dentist in my offlce in Portland is a grad­
uate of experience and has been given a license to
practice by this Oregon board before it was known
that they were a part of the Painless Parker or­
ganization. Nearly every one of them had to
come here as strangers to take the examination.
If it had been known that they were to work for
me, the board would have refused them a license,
as it refused me a license.
Do you believe th a t to m ake a success of your
business is a crim e? Should I be branded a quack
and run out of Oregon simply because I am a suc­
cessful dentist? If I have evolved newer and
better methods of ta k in g care of your teeth,
should I not be entitled to do the work and should
you not have an opportunity of having me do the
w ork?
If the ethical dental trust is a good thing, why
does it not come out in the open and show why
and how it is a “ good trust?” Calling me names
and tryng to drve me out of the state desn’t prove
anything, nor does it show that the dental trust
is a patriotic organization.
I have established an offlce on the second floor
of the Merchants Trust building, comer of Sixth
and Washington streets. I have here competent
and finely equipped dental specialists, who use the
most scientific methods known to dentistry.
Neither cocaine nor arsenic is used in my offices,
yet all of our dentistry is done without pain. We
give the best of dentistry at a reasonable price,and
guarantee our work to be satisfactory.
It is up to the voters of Oregon to say whether
this Oregon dental trust, which has control of the
dental board of the state, shall be permitted to
continue to brand capable dentists as quacks and
charlatans and refuse them a license to practice
in this state. T h in k it over and vote right.
Dr. Parker delivered an address in this city last
night at the comer of Main and Court streets to
a large and interested audience and will lecture
again tonight at the same place. It is worth hear­
ing.
Your health depends as much on your teeth as
upon your stomach. You are personally interest­
ed in Dr. Parker’s lecture. Hear him.
Respectfully yours,
P A IN L E S S PA R K E R , D E N T IS T
,
Sixth and Washington Streets
Portland, Oregon.
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
San Diego
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale.
G.
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H A W K IN S
Notice is hereby given. That un
Notice is hereby given that in pur
Railroad Street, Dallas.
der and by virtue of an execution suance of a judgment and decree on a
Issued out of the Circuit Court of the mortgage foreclosure made and enter
State of Oregon for the County of Polk ed on August 1, 1914, by the circuit
Lent
I» t h u g it
on the 14th day of August, 1914, upon court of the state of Oregon for Polk
an order of sale and decree of fore county, there was duly issued out oi
closure given and made by said Circuit the said court under the seal thereol
Court on the 11th day of August, 1914, and to me directed a writ of execution,
In a suit then and there pending in bearing the dale August 14th, 1914, h.
said Court, wherein Frank P. Smith favor of plaintiff, Sheridan State Bank
and Fannie E. Smith were plaintiffs, of Sheridan. Oregon, a corporation,
and Rev. Michael Pawlosski, Wm. and against the defendants, R. A
Under Auspices
Wisner, Jno. Doe, Mary Jane Doe, and Campbell and Minnie A. Campbell, his
F. J. Ryder were defendants (Register wife, and Norman F. Barnett, wherein
Episcopal Diocese of Oregon
No. 4477) and to me, the under and whereby I was commanded to sell
signed. Sheriff of the County oi all of the following described real
Polk, directed, I am commanded property:— Lot 1, beginning at an
Dallas, Oregon.
FA L L T E R M
to sell at public auction, in the iron pipe 1V4 inches by 24 inches
R.E. WILLIAMS, President
manner described by law, the property driven 20 inches in the ground
Sept. 23, 1914
W .G . V A S S A L L Vice President
In said execution and hereinafter de­ on south side of the county road
scribed to pay the sum due the plain leading from Ballston to Broadmead,
F. J. CRAVEN.Cashlr
tiff of one thousand dollars and inter­ said pipe being S. 1 degree west 17.28 Grammar School and College Prépara-
Directors:
est on three thousand dollars from the chains and south 89 degrees 16 tory courses. School estate comprises
R. C. Craven, 1. N. Wood*,
31st day of July, 1913, until paid, at minutes
W. G. Vassail, R. E. Williams, B. H.
east 10.68 chains from
the rate of 6 per cent pe rannum, and the
northwest
corner
of
the 1000 acres of fertile land. Complete MeCallon, F. J. Craven, J. W. Crider
The bank Is pleased to place at the
two hundred fifty dollars attorney’s J. K. Delashmutt D. L. C. No. 40 in
fees, together
with
the
further T. 6 S. R. 5 W. of the W. M. in Polk gymnasium, .swimming .pool, .indoor disposal of its customers the facilities
gained during many years o f contin­
sum of thirty-six dollars costs and county, Oregon; running thence south
disbursements incured, I will, on 1 degree West 37.62 chains to an iron and outdoor athletics. Library, study uous service and growth.
Saturday, the 26th day of September, pipe 1 <4 inches by 24 Inches driven halls, .complete, instruction .in .all
1914, at the hour of one o'clock p. m. 20 inches in the ground; thence east
of said day, at the front door of the 10:55 chains to iron pipe 1V4 inches by branches. Send for rates and book­
County Court House in the city of 24 Inches driven 20 inches in ground; let, “ Where Boys are Taught to Think”
Dallas, in Polk County, Oregon, thence north 1 degree east 37.62
sell at public auction to the highest chains to an iron pipe on the south
Address
bidder for eash in hand on the day of side of the county road; thence north
S u rv e y in g and Plattin g
sale, all the right, title, interest and 89 degrees 16' west 10.55 chains to
Estimates furnished on all
B IS H O P S C O T T SCH O O L
estate which said defendant, Rev. place of beginning, and containing 39-
kinds of Engineering Work
Michael Pawlosski and all persons .68 acres, more or less, reserving and
Phone 502
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Dallas, Oro.
Y am h ill, Oregon.
claiming under him subsequent to the excepting a strip of land 20 feet wide
execution of the mortgage herein, In,ol lying along the end parallel with the
and to the following described real west side of the above described tract
property, to-wit:
of land to be used in common for road
Beginning at a rock at the north purposes, in order to satisfy the judg
west corner of the land of L. B. Frazer ment of said plaintiff and against the
where the same joins the land of F. S. defendants, R. A. Campbell and Minnie
Smith and Geo. W. Richardson, de A. Campbell, his wife, in the sum of
ceased, in T. 6 S. R. 4 W. of the W. M $2,465.65, with interest thereon at 8
Polk County, Oregon; running thence per cent' per annum from January 2,
east along the north une of the L. B 1913, until paid,aggregating on August
Frazer’s land, 41 27-66 chains to the 1, 1914, to the sum of $2,778.26; the
center of the county road leading from further sum of $250.00 as plaintiff’s
Bethel to Am ity; thence south along reasonable attorney’s fee and the costs
the center of said road 29.2 chains tc ind disbursements cf this suit taxed
the place of beginning containing 12C at $40.60.
acres of land more or less, situate in
Notice is hereby given that in pur
Polk County, State of Oregon.
■suance of said writ I duly levied upon
Also that portion of the Donation and seized the whole of said real prop-
Land Claim of John Pigg in T. 6 S. R arty and that I will on September 26th,
4 west of the W. M. described as begin 1914, at 1 o'clock P M. at the front
ning at a point 30 chains north of the loor of the Polk county court house al
northwest corner of the D. L. C. ol Dallas, Oregon, sell at public auction
Glen O. Burnett in said Township anu to the highest bidder, for cash, the
Range; thence north 10 chains; thenct above described real property to satis
east 40 chains; thence south 10 chains; ly the sums aforesaid and the costs
thence west 40 chains to the place ol accruing on this writ.
beginning, containing 40 acres, savt
Said sale being made subject to re-
and except therefrom the following
lemption In the manner provided by
described tract: Beginning at tht
Northwest corner of the above de law.
Dated August 25tli, 1914.
scribed tract; running thence east
w
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61V4 rods; thence south 13 rods;
J. M. GRANT,
FOR SALE BY
Dallas, Oregon
Phone 1061
thence west 6114 rods, and thenct
Sheriff of Polk County, Ore
north 13 rods to the place of beginning,
N. L. B utler,
G. L. H urley
containing 5 acres, situate in Polk B. A. Kliks, Attorney for Plaintiff.
County, State of Oregon, be and the
same is hereby adjudged to be sold by Sheriff’s Notice of Sale in Execution
DALLAS, O R EG O N.
the Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon, ac
L A W Y E R S
of Foreclosure.
cording to the law and practice of this
IN D E P E N D E N C E
- OREGON
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
Honorable Court, and that the sale of
said premises be made subject to the of an execution and order of sale duly
mortgage of the defendant Wm. Wis issued out of the Circuit Court of the
ner mentioned and described herein, State of Oregon for Polk County on
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C iv il Engineer
and also subject to the plaintiff’s the 22nd day of August 1914, and to
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directed
upon
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mortgage yet undue, and the proceeds
and
R o o m l O N a t. B a n k B u ild in g
of such sale be applied, First to the was enrolled and docketed In the offlce
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payment of
plaintiffs'
judgment, of the County Clerk of said Court on Ph on e 4 5 3
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D A L L A S , O RE G O N:
interest,
attorney's
fees
and tain suit then pending in said Court
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
B o t h P h o n e s 1183
costs and disbursements of this wherein D. S. Bentley was plaintiff
Notice is herby given that in pur­
C al ls P r o m p t l y Answ ered D a y or Night.
suit, and any other deficiencies that and David G Rogers, 'da M. Rogers, suance of a judgment and a decree on
remain, that plaintiffs may have judg­ his wife, J. B. Ruley and T. H. Little
a mortgage foreclosure made and en­ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
ment against defendant Rev. Michael hales were defendants, a judgment tered on August 1, 1914, by the Circuit
was rendered in favor of the above
Pawlosski, and that in case any pro­
Court of tlie State of Oregon, for Polk
ceeds are left after the payment of named plaintiff and against the above County, there was duly Issued out of
named defendants, David G. Rogers
plaintiffs’ judgment, including princi­
said Court under the seal thereof and G.A. A L.C. MUSCOTT A A.P. STAR R
pal sum, interest, attorney's fees, costs and Ida M. Rogers, his wife, for four
Proprietors.
to me directed, a writ of execution
thousand
dollars
($4000.00),
with
in­
and disbursements the same be paid
A ll kinds of hauling at reason­
bearing date August 14th 1914, in favor
over to the other defendants as their terest thereon from the 9th day of
able
rates.
Phone
orders
July, 1913, at the rate of 8 por cent per of the plaintiff Willamina State Bank,
promptly attended to. Head­
interests may appear.
annum, and four hundred dollars a corporation, and against the defend­
quarters at W ebster's confec­
That the lien claim or interest of ($400.00) attorney's foes, and the fur ants, Alvin Countryman, Mary Coun-
tionery.
the defendants John Doe and Mary tiler sum of thirty-two and 25-100 dol :ryman, his wife David G. Rogers and
PH O NE8:
Jane Doe and F. J. Ryder and eacli lars ($32.25) costs; and whereas it was Ida M. Rogers, liis wife, and T. H.
Barn, 1074; Webster’s, 511; Ellis’ 1062.
and all of them, or either or any of further ordered and decreed by said I.lttiehales, wherein and whereby I
them, be and the same is hereby Court that the following property was commanded to sell all of ;:ie fol­ F W \ / V > v ^ > r V V > ^ W V V W V V V v A ^ r V V \/V V
declared and decreed to be sub­ should be sold by me to satisfy said lowing described real property in Polk
< MRS. OLIVE SM1TH-BICKNELL !
ject
and
subsequent
to
plain­ execution, I will, on Saturday, the 26th County, Oregon, to-wit:
tiffs’ lien
and
claim
and
that day of September, 1914, at the hour of
Beginning
at
the
Southwest
Instructor on
said defendants and all of said de one o’clock P. M. of Raid day at the corner of the West half of the South­
fendants, including the Rev. Michael front door of the county court house east quarter of the Southeast quarter
Pawlosski and the plaintiffs herein at Dallas, Polk County, Oregon, sell al of section 12 in township 6, Smith of
PIANO and ORGAN
and each and all of them and all per public auction to the highest bidder range 8 west of the Willamette meri-l
sons claiming under them or any or for eash in hand on day of sale, all tin dian; running thence North 358 feet; t Studio: 712 Oak St. Dallas, Oregon
either of them subsequent to the exe right, title and Interest and estate thence East 430 feet; thence South to
cutlon of the mortgage mentioned which the said defendants have and all the South line of the said West half!
herein, either as purchasers, encum persons claiming under them have in of the Southeast one-quarter of the
brancers or otherwise, be and they are or to the hereinafter described prem Southeast one-quarter of section 12,
hereby barred and foreclosed of all ises and every part thereof. Said township 6, South of range 8 West of
D E N T IS T
right, claim or equity of redemption property Is described as follows: All the Willamette meridian; thence West Offlce over Fuller Pharmacy, Dallas.
Office
Hours:
8 to 12 A.M. 1 to6 P.M.
in said above described mortgaged of tile East halt of Southeast quar (o the point of beginning, containing
A ll kinds of Dental work done at
premises and each and every part and ter of Northwest quarter, the North about 3(4 acres, more or less, in order
reasonable prices.
parcel thereof.
;ast quarter of Northwest quarter, tin to sntlsfy the judgment and decree of
Said sale being made subject to re­ East half of Northwest quarter the the said court In favor of the plaintiff
demption in the manner provided by West half of Northeast quarter of Willamina State Bank and against the
Southwest quarter, the West half of defendants Alvin Countryman and
law.
Dated this 24th day of August, 1914 Southeast quarter of Northwest quar Mary Countryman, tils wife, in the fol-1O ff ic© Over S ta frin S D ru g Store
ter, the Southwest quarter of North lowing sums, to-wit: The sum of $200
In Dallas Monday’s and
J. M. GRANT,
west quarter, all in section eleven, and with interest at the rate of 10 per
Thursdays.
If not in,
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
the East half of Northeast quarter of cent per annum from December 14,
leave orders at the drug
Southeast quarter of section ten, all 1912, until paid, aggregating on Aug-
store.
In township Rix, South of range eight ust 1, 1914, to the sum of $232.50; the
C ALL FOR BIDS.
West of the Willamette meridian. In sum of $75.00 as plaintiff's reasonable
D R. A. M . M e N I C O L
Polk County, Oregon, containing 180 attorney’s fees, and costs and dis­
Redecking Willamette R.ver Bridge.
O steopathic Physician
bursements taxed at $20.75.
acres.
O bstetrician
Therfore, notice Is herby given that
Said sale being made subject to re
Sealed bids will be received by the
Only licened non- drug
demptlon In the manner provided by in pursuance of said execution I duly
County Court of Polk County, Oregon law and as provided in said decree.
levied upon and have seized the whole
physician In Dallas.
until Saturday, the 12th day of Sep
of said real estate and that I will on
Dated this 22nd day of August, 1914
tember, 1914, at 12 o'clock noon, for
Saturday, September 26th, 1914, at the
A. F. A A. m 7
redecking the steel bridge and ap
J. M. GRANT,
hour of one o'clock p. m at the
Jennings Lodge, No. 9
proaches across the Willamette River
front
door
of
the
Polk
County
Court
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
Meets second and fourth Fridays o
at Salem, in accordance with the spe
House, at the City of Dallas, Oregon, each month in Masonic hall on Main
eifleations on file in the offices of the
-all
at
public
auction
to
the
highest
Notice of Sheriff's Sale.
street.
Visiting brethren welcott-j.
County Clerks of Polk and Marion
bidder for cash, the above described
W. R. E L L IS , W. M
Under and by virtue of an execution real property.to satisfy the sums afore­
Counties. The Court reserves the
W A L T E R S. MUIR. Sec’y.
issued out of the Circuit Court of the said and the costs accruing upon said
right to reject anv and all bids.
State of Oregon for the County of Polk writ.
A. B. ROBINSON, JR.
D allas C am p, No. 209
on the 24th day of August, 1914, upon
County Clerk.
Dated August 25th, 1914.
W oodm en of the World
an order of sale and decree of fore
J M. GRANT,
Meets every Tuesday evening at
closure given and made by said Circuit
Notice of Final Settlement.
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
Woodman Hall, corner of Washington
Court on the 3rd day of August,
Notice is hereby given that the un­ 1914, in a suit then pending In 1!. A. KUks, Attorney for Plaintiff.
and Jefferson Streets. Visiting Neigh
dersigned as administrator of the es­ said Court, wherein P. M Kirkland,
bora welcomed.
Notice for Publication.
tate of Daniel C. Dibble, deceased, has 3 E. Irvine, W. W. Perclval and H.
JE R R Y D RISCOLL, Consul Com.
Department
of
the
Interior,
U.
S.
JOE C RA V EN . Clerk.
filed his final account In the County Hirsehberg were plaintiffs, and Matt
Court of the State of Oregon for Polk Clark and Bessie S. Clark were de­ Land Office at Portland, Oregon, July
M istletoe Circle, No. 23
County, and that Saturday, September fendants, (Register No. 4488) and to 14,1914.
Notice is hereby given that Mary
W om en of W oodcraft
19, 1914, at the hour of ten o'clock a. me, the undersigned. Sheriff of the
Shirley,
whose
postoffice
address
is
Meets on the second and fourth
m at the court room of the said Coun­ County of Polk, directed, I am com
1241
E.
Main
St„
Portland,
Oregon,
Wednesdays
of each month at the
ty Court in the City of Dallas, Oregon, manded to sell, at public auction, in the
has been appointed by said Court as manner prescribed by law, the follow did, on the 11th day of September, Woodman Hall.
1913, file in this offlce Sworn State-
EM MA JOST. Guardian Neighbor.
the time and place for hearing of ob­ lng described real property, to-wit:
ment ami Application, No. 03912, to
8AD IE L Y N N , Clerk.
jections to the said final account and
Lots numbered 6, 7 and 8, In block purchase the l-ots 2, 3 and 4, Section
the settlement thereof.
numbered 10. In Henry H ill’s Addition 30, Township 9 South, Range 8 W est
D allas Assembly, No. 46
Dated August 20, 1914.
to Henry Hill's town of Independence, Willamette Meridian, and the tlmbei
U nited Artisans
J. W. A. MOYER.
in the county of Polk and state of Ore Ihereon, under the provisions of the
Meet* first and third Monday even
Administrator of the estate of
gon; saving and excepting therefrom a act of June 3, 1878 and acts amend*
.nrs
o
f
each
month in Woodman Hall
Daniel C. Dibble, Deceased.
right of way heretofore given to the tory, known as the "Tim ber and Stone
Visiting members cordlaHy Invited
Brown, Sibley & Belt,
Oregon & California Railroad Company Law," at such value as might be fixed
J. U WHITE.
together with all and singular the ten by appraisement, and that, pursuant
Attorneys for the Estate.
Master Artl*a
eraents, hereditaments and appurten to such application, the land and tim­ _
W IL L IS SIMONTON, S e c y ._
ances thereunto belonging, or In any ber thereon have been appraised, the
the timber estimated at 580,000 board
wise appertaining.
A lm ira Rebekah Looge. No. 26
Notice Is hereby given that on Sat­ feet at 50 cents per M, and 120,000
Meets on the first and third Wednes
board
feet
at
25
cents
per
M,
and
the
urday,
the
26th
day
of
September,
191
i,
day
o f each month In the Odd Fellow»
Th«happinc**of motherhood istoooftrL
checked is-cause the mother'» strength is at one o ' c I o c k n. m , of said d a y , at land at $120.00; that said applicant flail
BERTHA E. RICH. N. Q.
not equal to her care», while her unselfish the front door of the County Court will offer final proof In support o f her
House In the city of Dallas. In Polk application and sworn statement on
devotion neglects her own health.
ORA C08PER, Secretary.
the
6th
day
of
October,
1914,
before
Ccunty,
State
-if
f
regon,
I
will
in
obed
It is a duty of husband or friend to see
that she get» the pure medicinal nourish­ fence to said exce.itlon am', order of the Register and Receiver, U. S. Land
M a o a* i o n LODGE No. 96
ment in Scott's Emulsion, which is not sale, sell the above described property Office, at Portland, Oregon.
K N IG H T S OF P Y T H IA S
a drug or stimulant but nature'» con­ to the highest bidder, for cash, in law-
Any person Is at liberty to protest
centrated oil-fond tonic to enrich and en­ fal money of the United States, in the this purchase before entry, or Initiate Meets on Monday of Eash W eek
O ver Dallas City Bank
liven the blood, strengthen the nerve* and manner prescribed by law.
a contest at any time before patent
aid the appetite. Physicians everywhere
V isitin g Members Cordially
Dated this 24th day of August, 1914 Issues, by filing a corroborated affida­
prescribe Scott’s E m u lsion for over­
vit in tills offlce, alleging facts which
Welcome
J. M. GRANT,
worked, nervous, tired women; it build*
would defeat the entry.
W. U TOOZE, JR., C. C.
Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon.
op and bold* up their strength.
.
H. F. HIGBY,
.
Get Scotl'■ <4 your Dearest drug store. Oscar Hayter, Attorney for plaintiff*.
R egister.' J. T. FORD, K- R. 8.
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