Falls City news. (Falls City, Or.) 190?-19??, April 18, 1914, Page 2, Image 2

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A 'Oick W hittington and His C at.’
(3-reel Solax feature production.)
0. W. L U EDITO ft AMD PUBLISHES
Why Work all Day Sunday
SOME S U R E J T H IN Q S .
\
When you can gut » 11 no chicken Da Net »at Upon Y ear Ability to P e r­
form T h*** Faato.
dinner *t the Madeira restaurautfur
Bets
to
be avoided by thoae who
25c, or 50c, and nothing to do but
aro
cocksure
they can ao all Hung*
oat and enjoy being alive? Try it. are those relating
to athletic feat*.
Entered •• imtiNl cla« mall at th* poctofflcv
at Palla City. Polk County. Ortgo«, uml*r th*
It
would
seem
that
a good runnar
A<*t of O u|r«M of M«tvh S, 18TS.
F alls C ity , P olk C ounty . O regon
Carpet and Rug Weaving
could eaaily give a atari of fifty
Ttltghoers News OfTkt, S3( tnMcact. ill
Does a General Hanking Business. Interest Paid on Time Alsohair switches made from Comb­ yards in a hundred to a man who
doing the fifty yards by hop­
C. M. Olts has gone to Central
Deposits.
Exchange sold on all points in the United States. ings. Phone 314. Mrs.C. K. Gibson. was
60 esnta; throe months. 26 cents; si nek» copy. 6 eta. Oregon, for a few days.
ping
on one leg. But few runners,
Notary Public officially connected with the Hank.
if
any,
can afford to give that amount
A blue-pencil mark on the first pace of The News
Be sure to get your name in the
means that your subscription is due.
of start to any man who ia at all
strong on his legs. For the first
The Near« is rep:^**nted for foreign advertising by book—the registration hook—be­
fore April 30.
T it« A m t r i c a n P r e s s A s s o c i a t i o n
I Lots 1.2, 3. 4, 13, 14, block K. five yards or so they go at prao-
General offices. New York and Chicago.
the same pace, so that to run
Stevens, Brown & Stevens are
'2 Two fine building lots iu Mock ticalty
ninety-five
yards while hia opponent
Advertising Kates: Display. 10 cents an inch preparing to put up a building at
G, East View add.
H um tie** Notices. > cents a line For Sale. Reut,
ia
hopping
forty-five he has to go
Kxchange. Want and Pay E ntertainm ent No­ the northwest corner of Bridge
A nuotine« m enu by ohr IM a I m ol «tty mid «II pmtlt** will b* pub
more
than
twice
as fast, and it ia a
H
For
rent,
house,
barn,
8
lots;
$0;
tice*. 5 cts a line. 10 eta a line for three i«ue*
1 latu'vl In Ibv tt column» *t lb« uniform price of 6c « line per iMue.
weak man indeed who cannot hop
Ellis street. Property for sale.
Card of Thanks 60 c ts . 1 egal Notices, legal rates and South Main streets, to be
in ten seconds.
Copy for new ads. and changes should be sent used as an office for their electric
4 For Sale. ‘2 good lots, on Pine fifty An yards
Democratic
ordinary wooden match is eas­
Republican
light business.
to The News not later than Wednesday.
street ill block K, cultivated.
ily broken in the fingers; but, al­
The school house must eventu­
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF FALLS CITY
though there are many who will bet
FOR
TREASURER
5
Lots
IS,
14,
15,
10.
block
O,
at
a
f o r s h e r if f
F K. Hubbard. Mayor.
ally
become
the
center
for
all
the
they
can do it, none succeed in ac­
1
hereby
announce
myself
as
a
can­
bargain;
$100
cash,
hal,
on
terms
to announce my candidacy
T I). Hollo well. Councilm an at-Large
complishing the teek if the match
collective activities of the young for I wish
W. T t»r‘er.
didate for the office of County Treas­ at 8%.
the
Republican
nomination
for
H U. Brown,
people. A building for school and Sheriff of Polk county, Oregon, sub­ urer of l’olk County, Oregon, at the 6 Two lots, O r. house; fruit, ber­ ia laid across the nail of the middle
Albert Teal.
of either hand and pressed
Comici
In
public use is needed, and now is a ject to the will of the voters at the primary election. May 16,1914, on the ries, city water, electric light; cl me finger
A Sampson,
upon
by
the first end third fingers
C. L. Hopkius.
good time to begin to plan for it. primary election, to bo held May 15, Democratic ticket. J E. RICHTER. in, bargain.
of that hand, despite its seeming oo
A E Meyer
(P
i
id
«
tvvrtlM
uitut
)
0 . C. Gardner states that active 1914. Respectfully yours,
C. W lee. Auditor and Police Judge
7 For sale, One acre, adjoining city easy No at one first can sight.
\V. P. lew is. Marshal and Water Supi.
Rickreall.
Or.
J o h n W. O k r .
crush an egg placed
preparations
are
being
made
for
FOR
SURVEYOR
M. L Thompson. Treasurer
(P tld edvertiienuntl
limits,
with
5
room
house.
A
bar­
lengthwise
between
his clasped
the
Polk
County
Fair,
Sept.
17,
J. Sammons. Engineer
1
am
a
candidate
for
the
Democratic
hand*—that
is.
if
the
egg
be sound
gain
at
$425,
terms.
House
to
rent.
Dr M. H eil*arth. Health Officer
18, 19. He advises that exhibits
FOB CIRCUIT JUDGE
nomination
for
the
office
of
County
and
has
the
ordinary
shell
of
a hen’s
1 hsC ouncil meets in regular sesaiou on the first of grains, grasses, fruits, etc., be
l am a candidate for the Republican Surveyor of Polk county, t have been 8 For sale—10 acres, partially im­
Monday evening of each m onth.at 7 30 o’clock
selected with greater care than nomination to the office of Circuit engaged in surveying and civil en­ proved, house, timber; spring and It is safo to bet a man that he
In the office of the Falls City News
usual, so as to give Polk county Judge of this distant. If nominated gineering for 14 years; have been a living stream; near western city cannot get out of a chair without
S aturday . A pril )8. 1914
bending his body forward or putting
the best possible showing at San and elected, 1 shall ever keep in mind resident of Polk county for eight limits; price, $1300, cash.
his feet under it if he is sitting on
years;
was
chief
engineer
of
the
Sa­
the
principle
that
Just;ce
is
the
ulti­
For salp, one acre, cultivated, it,
In the March spelling contest, Francisco early next year. Mr. mate end in view. All I ask is an op­ lem. Falls City & Western Ry. for 9 Iruit,
not at the edge of it.
berries; 6-r. bouse insured Another
the Falls City fourth and seventh Gardner would also call attention portunity to ‘‘make good.’’
certain wager is
six years; at I he present time 1 have for $1400; elec, light, city water, that a man equally
cannot stand at the side
grades won third place on 98.7 0 to the value of mohair in the dec­ (Pell edrertiaenieut) HARRY H. BKI.T an office in the Dallas national hank cesspool;
ice $1050; all cash, or of a room with both of his feet
and 99.7 ; fifth grade won second oration of exhibits.
building, and am prepared to do farm $700 cash, pi terms
touching the wainscoting length­
on balance.
FOR
TREASURER
place on 99.2 o. Black Rock fourth New Electric Plant Ready to Start
surveying and general civil engineer­
wise.
lOFor sale, 7 lots (all of block A) It is safe to bet any man, save one
1 hereby announce my candidacy as ing work of any character.
grade won second place on 99.6 -.
a
Republican
for
the
office
of
County
in
Montgomery's addition to Falls who is blind, that he cannot stand
S
andford
ft.
T
aylor
Oakdale 6th grade won first place The new electric power and
(Paid
advertivviuont.)
Treasurer
of
Polk
county,
subject
to
City
; good garden ground, fenced ; for five minutes without moving if
on 100 . Oakhurst 6th grade won lighting plant built by J. C. Rob­ the decision of the primary election in
city
water;
price $1100 if bought he is blindfolded.
third place on 99.1 . The super­ ertson, on his place five miles May.
FOR SHERIFF
F
red
J.
H
olman
,
within
the
next
30 days.
intendent states that “ The spell­ south of Falls City, is ready for [PmM advertisement]
On* Railw ay Lina Is Straight.
Black Rock. I hereby announce myself as a can­ II For sale, tine home in city, with Autocratic
ing work is doing better each test operation. Mr. Robertson is mak­
power is well illustrat­
didate for the office of Sheriff of Polk
ed by the etory of the building of
and all doing good work. There ing arrangem ents to have a pub­
FOR SURVEYOR
County. Oregon, at the primary elec­ 25 acres, 10 cultivated.
railroad connecting St. Peters­
were 1759 pupils in the county lic celebration, picnic, and ‘turn­ 1 hereby announce myself as a can­ tion May 15. 1914, on the Democratic 12For sale, lots 7, 8,14, ‘28 block K, the
and Moscow Two Americans
from the third to the sixth grade ing on the light,’ on May 1. The didate for County Surveyor of Polk ticket. If nominated and elected. 1 and lots 11 and 12 block E. Will burg
were
employed
to lay out and build
w riting in the last test, and 1001 pupils of Ronco, Pedee, and other county, subject the decision of the will enforce the law and perform all trade for Portland property.
the
line.
When
were all
Republicans at the primary election the duties of Sheriff to the best of 13For sale, lot 2 block M, M. ad. ready they were the laia plans
pupils made 100
schools, and the public generally on
before
Em­
May 15th.
C. R. C anfield . my ability.
W . J . W h it e ,
peror
Nicholes
I.
Noticing
at
once
Mr. Selig, in his ad. last week, are invited to attend the doings. (Paid
advertisem ent
(better known as Bill) Dallas, Or. 14 For sale, 80 a. 1 j mi. north of city that the line deviated in some
struck the keynote of business The plant is built under an 80-
(Paid advertisem ent.)
20 a. improved; 25 a. good timber; places to avoid difficulties and in
sense and justice when he said: foot head of water, and has a ca­ FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
others to tap certain important
plenty of pasture and water.
After consulting with many of the
FOR SHERIFF
pacity of 20-horse power.
“ We ask your patronage
cities
and towns, he shook hie head
15To
rent,
12-r.
houso,
The w ater for power comes voters of Lincoln and Polk counties, 1 hereby announce myself as a can­
on .the basis of reliable
and said it wouldn’t do; that he
I have consented to announce myself didate for the office of Sheriff of Polk 16Two acres, cultivated, fruit, ber­ wanted no such twisting railway
goods and just prices. If
from mountain streams that have as
a Republican candidate for Joint county, Oregon, upon the Democratic ries; 6-r. house, sheds; water, elec­ lines in hia dominions. Taking e
you will not trade with us
heretofore been considered too Representative
in the Legislature for ticket, subject to the will of the vot­ tric light; will divide.
ruler and pen, he drew a straight
insignificant to be given names. the counties of Lincoln
—trade with our fellew
line
between the two cities.
and
Polk,
and
at the primary election, and if ITTliree acres, adjoining city.
The new works will be used to most respectfully solicit the support ers
town merchants — but
‘There,” he said. "A straight
nominated
and
elected
I
will,
to
the
operate a cream separator, feed of the voters of the two counties at best of my ability, enforce the laws 18Five acres, in city.
in justice to yourself, in
line is the shortest distance between
and meal grinders, and other pur­ the primary election. May 15, 1914. on our statute hooks without fear or 19Six lots, no improvements; cheap two points. Make your road follow
justice to your town—
line."
Do Not Send Your Money Away." poses requiring power, besides (Paid advertlwmenl.] S. G. IRVIN. favor, and especially the laws regu­ F. K. Hubbard Realty Company this Thus
it comes that there is on*
generating
light
for
the
homes,
lating the sale of intoxicating liquors, In T h* N tw i office, F all* Cl|y railroad almost or quits as direct
Falls City has a pure w ater sup­
FOR
CLERK
in reality as it appears on the map.
ply, and it is only a m atter of time barns and highways of the neigh­ To Republican Voters of Polk County. Oregon: and I will practice the utmost econ­
—Macy**
“Cunous Bits of History."
omy
in
the
management
of
the
coun­
when an adequate sewerage sys­ borhood.
At the solicitation of numerous res­
There seems to he no good reason
business.
J . H. S a v e r y .
tem will be absolutely necessary. Mr. Robertson’s place is on the idents of Polk County, I have become ty’s
Apply It to Y eu r Life.
why Falls City should not he the
The present practice of using old Pedee road, and is not now access­ a candidate for the nomination for (Paid advertisem ent.)
Have
ever watched tha ex­
starting |>oint for one or two rural ceedingly you
wells for cesspools is not only in­ ible by auto, but could soon be County Clerk on the Republican ticket
delicate and yet firm pres­
FOR SHERIFF
mail
routes.
It
is
an
absurdity
for
adequate and unsanitary, but also made passable by the use of a at the primary election to be held May I hereby announce myself for the mail to be carted Trim Dallas to the sure of the hand of a skillful tuner?
will make the string produce e
tends to corrupt what would oth­ road drag. His new enterprise 15,1914. Any sup(>ort you may choose Democratic nomination for Sheriff of east line of Falls City, and the joke He
perfectly
true note, vibrating in ab­
will
further
emphasize
the
need
to
give
me
will
be
thoroughly
appre­
Polk County. Oregon, subject to the is on us for allowing ttiis condition solute accord
erwise be good wells th at happen
with his own never
of
improving
the
Pedee
road.
ciated.
Yours
truly,
E.
M.
S
m
i
t
h
.
will
of
the
voters.
If
nominated
and
to be on the same underground
changing
tuning
fork. The prac­
[Paid
advertisem
ent
J
_______
to
continue.
Mr. Robertson has shown what
elected I will, to the best of my abil­
ticed hand is at one with the ac­
stream.
ity, enforce the laws. I will especially
can be done by an intelligent, de­
curate car, and the pressure ia
The Salem M essenger says that termined
Berean Class Meeting
adhere
to
the
laws
regulating
the
sale
brought to hear with most delicate
man,
under
difficulties
Services
in
the
Churches
or
Falls
City
West is to be a candidate for gov­ that would seem unsurmountable On Monday evening, April 13, of intoxicating liquors.
adjustment to the resistance. The
ernor if Smith is defeated at the by the average human.
the Berean Class of the Christian (Paid advertisem ent) J. F. Morrison,
tension is never exceeded, he never
C h r is t ia n
primary. The News said, on Feb­
church held their business and
Perrydale, Oregon. Sunday: 10 a m, . Bible School breaks a string, but he patientlv
the note again and again till
ruary 14, th at ‘The belief is now-,
8ome Epigrams.
social meeting, in the basement
11 a.m, Communion and Preaching strikes
tho tone is true and the ear is satis­
FOR COMMISSIONER
among the knowing ones, that if Tom Hood cast epigrams at him­ of the church. Nearly 50 people
p.m .,. . Chiistian Endeavor fied, and then the muscles relax and
Smith is not nominated by the self in the face of death. His wife were present, ar.d a temperance I respectfully announce my candi­ 6:30
7:30
p.m. Preachitig(good pinging) the pressuse ceases.
was
preparing
a
large
mustard
plas­
Democrats, there will be a loud ter to apply to his shrunken chest. program was rendered. The class dacy for the Democratic nomination Wednes.
7:30 p m. Prayer Meeting
H s Bsliava* In Dreams.
call for the present governor to “My dear,” said Hood, “that’s a ter­ will engage in a contest for new for the office of County Commissioner Friday, 7:30
p.m. Choir Practice Never bo vindictive, even in your
of
Polk
County,
at
the
primary
elec­
become a candidate. ’
rible lot of mustard for a small members for the Bible class. At tion to be held on May 15, 1914.
You are invited to all these serv- sleep.
Be sure to read the announce­ piece of beef.”
the close of three months the los­ Paid adveitlsem ant) GEORGE CLANK!ELD ices.
Lee Sadler, Pastor. Mr. Miggs, a well known citizen
Raleigh expressed him­ ing side is to provide a banquet
m ents of the candidates in The self Sir in Walter
of the north end, waa chased by a
mood after he for the winners. Refreshments
F
ree M ethodist
News. They are all good men, and mounted a the similar
bull in his dreams the other night.
Feeling the were served by Mrs. Chamber-
Notice of Appointment
Across the pasture dashed Miggs,
Sunday
School
.
.
.
10.00a.m.
have shown their good sense by edge of the ax, scaffold.
he said to the exe­
the
bull gaining at every jump.
sermon
.
.
,11:00
a.m.
asking the support of Falls City cutioner, “This is a sharp medicine, lain. Mrs. Munson, Mrs. Olts.
Notice 1» hereby given that the undersigned,
Breathlessly
Miggp reached tho
Henry
C.
Brown,
has
been
duly
appointed
as
Ad­
Young
People’s
Bible
study
6:30p.m
voters inthecolum nsof this news­ but it is a cure for all diseases.”
fence
at
last
and,
safe astride tho
m inistrator of the estate of ThornAH D. Brown,
To Organize Grange
paper. We are proud of the list, Charles Knight suggested that
deceased, by the County Court of Polk county, Evening sermon . . 7:80 p.m top, turned and kinked the bull in
“Good Knight” would be sufficient There will be a meeting at the Oregon, and he has duly qualified as such Ad Prayer meeting Thurs , 7:30 p.m. tho nose, breaking one of his toos
because they all came to The News for
m lnlstrator.
his memorial tablet.
R. E. Nichols, Pastor. on the wall beside the bed.
w ithout solicitation on our part.
Bridgeport school house Tuesday Therefore, all persons having claim s sgainst
said
estate
are
hereby
notified
and
required
to
He is out on crutches this weak.
April 21, for the purpose of or­ present the same duly verified to the under­
Every Bird a W eathercock.
i~"‘Civic Pride and Righteousness
M kthodibt E piscopal
—Newark
News.
“Where’s
the
wind
?”
scoffed
the
signed,
Henry
C.
Brown,
at
his
residence
at
are Godlike attributes. Commu­ sailor, “Why, look at the birds. ganizing a grange. All who are Wlll&mlna, Oregon, w ithin six m onths from the Sunday School, . . 10:00 a.m.
A Sm all Boy's Reasoning.
nity Public spirit is an exalted They’ll tell you. Don’t you know interested, please be present at first publication of this notice In the Falls City Morning Worship . . 11:00 a.m.
The
boy had been warned
News,
said
date
being
the
11th
day
of
March
1914
’
virtue in a Free P e o p l e . ,’— that every bird’s a weathercock? 2 p.m.
Epworth League, . . . 6:80 p.m. by his small
Dated this 7th day of March, A D. 1)14.
nurse
as to the awful re­
C.i S7 Jackson, Editor Portland Stop moistenin’ a finger and hold- Notice to Electric Light Users
H enry C. B rown . Preaching Service . .7:30 p.m. sults of biting his nails.
McCain.
Vinton
A
Burdett,
A
dm
inistrator
in’ it up,” lie went on in a tone of All perpoiis owing the Falls City Attorneys for said c«UU.
Journal.
*
“If you bite your nails," she said,
of said estate. Ladies’ Aid Society, Wed. afteru’n
“The practice ain't hardly
“you
will swell out like an air bal­
ftT h e Polk County School Teach­ disgust.
Choir
Practice,
Thur.
7:30
p.
m.
Look at the birds is all Electric Light Co. for service prior
loon.”
ers Club m et in Monmouth, Sat­ cleanly.
Prayer Meeting, Wednes. 8:00 p.m: The small boy believed, took hood
you got to do, for every bird sets April 1, 1914, will please pay
Notice of Appointment
urday night of last week. Twelve with its head always straight at the to
Milton A. Marcy, Pastor. and didn’t bite his nails. Later,
amount to C. W. Lee at The Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned.
were present. The next meeting wind. Every live bird in a tree is the
when at a children’s party, he stood
W. E. N e w s o m . Henry C. Brown, has been duly appointed as Ad
GERMAN LUTHERAN
as reliable a weathercock as them News office.
will be held at Dallas, May 2.
and gazed at the corpulent bos teas
m lnlstrator of the estate of Amy J Brown.de
Preaching services in Toller hall for some minutes in silence. Tbon
ceased, by the County Court of Polk county,
The only argum ent against the dead birds on the spires.”
The Domo Cream Separator
Oregon, And he has duly qualified as such Ad­ at 3.80 p.m., third Sunday of each he spoke.
re-election of Congressman Haw­
Hawaiian Qirla.
m inistrator.
"You bite your nails," ho said.—
4.50-pound
capacity,
-
-
$45.00
Therefore, all persons having claim s against month, by Rev. Grosse, of Salem.
ley, if it may be called an argu­ The Hawaiian girls are almost 300 “
Exchange.
said
estate
are
hereby
notified
and
required
to
“
-
-
-
39.60
universally handsome. They are
ment. is that he it not a Democrat. brown
present the same duly verified to the un der­
S eventh D ay A dvent
in color (not black); their Other sizes, $25 up. Every one signed,
Henry C. Brown, at hla residence at
H is Application d t the Lessen.
(M e m b e rso f the m anufacturers eves and
W illamina, Oregon w ithin six m onths from the Sahhafh school Satuiday 10:00 a.m.
teeth are magnificent; guaranteed. Guy Bros., Dallas, Or. first
“Why,
Willie," sad the Sunday
publication of this notice In the Falls city Preaching service “
association are not agreed on the their hair straight, jet black and of­
11:00 a.m. school teacher
in a pained votoe,
News,
said
date
being
the
11th
day
of
March
1914.
m atter of accepting the compen­ ten falling below their knees. Their
Prayer
meeting
Wednes.,
7:80p.m.
Dated this 7th day of March. A.D. 1914
“have
you
>jeen
fighting again?
Call for Warrants
heads are handsomely formed and
H enry C. B rown ,
Didn’t
von
learn
in
last Sunday^
sation law.
Nolle* 1» hereby gl ren. th*t *11 School Dlutrtct McCain, Vinton A Burdett
A dm inistrator
their
expression
alert,
intelligent
lesson
that
when
you
are struck on
c
a
th
o
l
ic
c
hurch
57 warrant» that have bean presented for Attorneys for said estate.
M. A. Simpson, editor of the and amiable; their forms in youth No.
of said estate.
payment end endorser! 'n o t paid lor want ol
one
cheek,
you
ought
to turn tha
There
will
be
Mass
at
the
Cath­
Bandon Surf, is a candidate for voluptuous, but heavy and overstout lands,” will be paid upon presentation at my
other
on'e
to
the
striker?”
olic
Church,
Mary
Magdalene,
While
looking
for
material
for
No interest will be allowed after the date
representative in the legislature. after youth; their features full and office.
'Tea* m,” agreed Willie, “but ha
of this notice on w arrants bearing the above making streets, why not take a regularly, hereafter, on the first
and upper lip slightly tilted; endorsement.
hit
nvj on Lhe nose, and I’va only
Red alder wood is said to be nose
Dated
this
totb
day
of
April,
1914
and third Sunday of each month. «ot y ne.”—Ladies' Home JournaL
J. C. Tai.aoTT, Clerk. chance on wood blocks?
excellent m aterial fo r clothespins. their voice* extremely sweet.
Falls City News
R. E. W il l ia m s , M. L. T h o m ps o n , W. F. N ichols , A. J.V iuk .
President
Vice-President
Cashier Assistant Cashier
Bank of Falls City
Subscription Ratos: Onsyssr. $1 00; six months.
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