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QJljr JFalla (Ettif Nruia The pardoning o f Henry J. Har per, “ locator” convicted o f mis use o f the mails in the land fraud cases, by President Wilson, lie- D. L. WOOD ft SON. cause he confessed, appears to us Publishers. to be a travesty on justice and a Ent.rtO m «»rond-rtaM mail at th* poatofftc* vicious misuse o f the high jiosi- at Falla Cltj. N i l CoaatJ. O f t —» »*"***• tba Act of ConfrtM of March 1 liiTI. tion o f president o f the people. TeU^lMM Kkwi Om«. S3. The confessing to a murder does Subscription Kates; One year. $1.00: aix month*. not bring the dead to life, neither 10 m u ; three month*. IS t*rU ; single copy. & eta. does it soften the g rie f o f the be The New* U roprooentad for foreign advertising by reaved, or in any way palliate the T h a A m n rie n n P r a t * A sso cia tio n crime. It is a case o f being caught. General offices. New York and Chicago. Advertising Rate* Duplay. 10 cent* an Inch. The confession o f Henry J. Har Buslne** Not ice*, i cent* a lin e ; For Sale, Rent. per o f assisisting to defraud inno Exchange. Want and Pay Entertainment N >- cent people does not restore the tlcas. 5 eta. a line. 10 ct*. a line lor three l**uc* Card olThauk* SOcta. Legal Notice*.legal rate*. money thus obtained. I f Pres Copy lor new ad*, and change* »hould be *ent ident Wilson would recompense to The New* not later than Wedne»day. —_____ ——— --- ------ those that suffered loss and then OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF FALL* CITY say to the criminal, “ go and sin P. K. Hubbard. Mayor. no more,” we would say, God T. D. Hollowell, Councilmau at Large W. T. Grier, bless you Woodrow. H. C. Br an. Albert Teal. Councilmcn A. Sampson. C. L. Hopkins, R. A. Tllu*. C. W. le e Auditor and Police Judge Walter L. Tooae Jr.. City Attorney W. P. Lewi*. Marshal and Water Supt M. L. Thompson. Treasurer J. J. Sammons. Engineer Dr. F. M. Hellwarth. Health Officer. ThsCouncll meets in regular session on the Br»t Monday evening ol each month,at ' OSo’clock. In the office ol the Fall* City New*. __________ S a t u r d a y JU LY 18, 1014. THE FALLS CITY NEWS. 2 J uly )8, 1914 Huerta has resigned an another Hot Tamale Bullfighting Greaser will continue the massacre. The only good we can figure out in the change is that the people will become familliar with another heathen. A bunch o f Oregon land g ra f ters have come to grief. They were “ locaters" and bled the un suspecting public. Their success caused them to be bold and use the malls in a reckless manner. There are others, yet at large and the people should be on the alert and not be taken in. A letter to the Portland Journal signed, “ Mother o f Three at tempts exonorate parents from blame that boys from 17 to 21, and girls from 16 to 19 years old were loitering and spooning in the park after hours, laying blame te the law fixing a girl’s m ajority at 18, that as soon as they became of age they could not be controll ed. It is a wellknown fact that early impressions are lasting and if a child is properly trained ir early childhood, that they will de part not. Too many mothers turr their children loose to roam the streets at will, and then w onder wrhy they are so hard to control. The mother ^who would depend upon the law to keep her girl ofl the streets nights is unworthy oi the name. Did He Expect Free Advertising? A short time ago we received from the American Press Assoc iation a cut o f Dr. Smith, Demo cratic candidate for governor. We waited a time and receiving no order from the Doctor regarding the matter we wrote to know what to do in the premises, stat ing that we should be pleased to publish any amount o f campaign matter for him at regular rates. In due course o f mail we received the following letter from Claud McColloch, an attorney o f Port land, presumably his campaign manager: Portland, Oregon, July 36, 1914. Mr. D. L. Wood, Editor, The Falls City News, Falls City, Ore. Dear Sir: Dr. Smith has asked me to make acknowledgment of your re cent letter, concerning cut and read ing matter recently sent out. I am of the belief that it would be advis able to defer advertising until the Fall, when we would be pleased to take this matter up with you again. Very truly yours, Claude McColloch. Now what worries us is, if he did not desire to advertise until fall why was he in such a rush to get the cuts out? We notice that several newspapers are running the cut in advance o f the “ fall trade,” but (?) presume that the Doctor gave them orders to begin early. Wanted—8iu* tl News onil-«.*. tent, Lull a! Miss Nellie Collins reluriieil l1* Dallas M<mtUy. Miss Dorn Elkins of Dallas visil- oil her parents hors Monday. Ore. Fire Relief Aiwiooi’ii,McMinn ville. F. K. Hubbard, local agent. STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE To A. N. Robinson. M. YV. Chappell estate, George March, Jessie Moyer, J. R. Moyer, Cath olic Church. To A. J. Wurtzberjrar, F. Rob inson. A. F. Courter and Jeldena Courter. To C. J. Pugh, J08- YVanke.v, estate. Alvina Quick, Chas. E. Parrish. To A. F. Courter and J. Cour ter. E. L. Bancroft, 1’. Regard and H. Bogard. To Jos. YVanke.v, ost.. School INDEPENDENCE HAS FIRE District No. 57. S. Cook. Sadie Tooze, S. M. Kratzer, Jas. Floria Old Hotel Building Damaged and L. Frink. To Alania A. Quick. Mrs. D.M Cigar Factory Loss Put at $2500 Graham. Mrs. Emma Bancroft. Independence, Or., July 16 — Joseph Floria. Electa Bancroft. Fire today in the old hotel build Richard S. Ferguson, P. M. ing on Second and C street*, in Jones, A. F. Courter, J. Rhode- this city, tnu-ed u loss of about barger. To YV. YV. Ebert, YVilluir P. 12500. The cause of the lire is Lewis, N. Ferguson, A. F. Court not known. It started in the hack er and Jeldena Courier, YV. L. of the cigar factory of A. W. Kihler Gilson estate, L. Frink, J. Rhode- & Co. barger, Richard Roe and John The old hotel building is owned Doe unknown owners o f lots 1 by J. M. Stark, of Eugene, O r , 2, 3, 4. 5, and l j a. tract all in and has been damaged by tire a block F, fronting on Ellis street. To J. M. Dennis, estate, R. number of times in the last 20 Paul, J. YV'. Halsey, Richard Van- years. The heaviest loser is the Den Bosch, Joseph Harlan, C. T. A. W . Kibler Company, who lost West, Dale Bell. Jennie M. Cobb, all stock, fixtures and cigars valu Chas. Hubbard, J. H. Lewis, D. ed at $1500. Insurance for $750 F. Boje, and all other persons in was carried. The loss on the build interest. Notice is hereby given, that ing was fully covered by insur the city council o f Falls City, ance. i Oregon, contemplates the pass .........- ------------------- age o f an ordinance requiring the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott return improvement o f the following de ed to Pallas Sunday after a visit scribed streets and parts of streets, tow it: here with friends. All that part o f Prospect ave John Courter visited his daugh nue beginning at the intersection ter, Mis. Oscar Ellis, at Pallas o f Fifth street with Prospect avenue and running thence east last Saturday. to the intersection o f Prospect The meeting of the patrons of avenue with Alder street; the school at the school house Wed All that part o f Alder street nesday night to discuss the advis beginning at the intersection of ability of continuing Domestic arts Prospect avenue with Alder and science and manual training i street and running thence north to the intersection o f Alder street in the public schools was well at with Fairoaks avenue; tended. The majority of those All that pari o f Fairoaks ave present were in favor of continuing, nue beginning at the intersection is it would be a step backward to o f Alder street with Fairoaks avenue and running thence east abolish them to the intersection o f Fairoaks ¡avenne with Ellis street; All that part o f Ellis street be ginning at the intersection of GRADADTIM. T J K A V E N is not reached at a sin- Fairoaks avenue with Ellis street ele bound. and running thence south to the But w© build the ladder by which intersection o f Ellis street with w e rise From the low ly earth to the vau lt North Main street: ed skies. All that part o f Sheldon ave And w e mount to its summit round by round. nue beginning at the south line T C O U N T the things to be grand- o f the right o f way o f the Salem, A ly true; Falls City & YVestern Railroad in That a noble deed is a step to said Sheldon avenue and running ward God, L iftin g the soul from the common thence southeasterly in Sheldon clod avenue to the city limits o f Falls T o a purer a ir and a broader view City, Oregon; V I7 E rise by the things that are All the above described streets ** under our fee t— By what we have mastered o f and parts o f streets being locat good and gain. ed and situate in the city o f Falls B y the pride deposed and the pas sion slain City, Polk County, Oregon. And the vanquished ilia that we That said improvement will hourly meet. consist in general in the con V I7 IN G 8 fo r the angel, but feet for struction o f macadam pavement ’ * men. W e m ay borrow the wings to find on a grade heretofore established the way. by Ordinance, such improvement W e may hope and resolve and as to be made at the time and in the pire and pray. But our feet must riae or we fall manner to be hereafter prescrib again. ed by Ordinance. —J. Q. Holland That the cost o f said improve ment. and the whole thereof, ex HOPE, THE CHARMER. cept the cost o f improving street A T summer eve. when heaven's ethe- intersections, will be assessed to real bow / \ Spans with bright arch the s lit - the real property fronting and i a taring hills below. abutting thereon; and W h y to yon mountain turns the musing eye. That the city council o f said W hose sun bright summit mingles with city will sit in the council cham the sky? W h y do those cliffs o f shadowy tint ap ber o f said city on the 28th day pear o f July, 1914, at the hour o f 7:30 More sweet than all the landscape smiling o ’clock in the evening o f said day near? 'TIs distance lends enchantment to the and at said time and place to hear view and determine objections and And robes the mountain in Its azure hue remonstrances thereto, if any Thus with deligh t we lin ger to survey The promised Joys o f life ’s unmeasured there be, and, w ay; That all owners and other per Thus from a fa r each dim discovered scene M ore pleasing seems than all the past son in interest may attend at said hath been. time and place and show cause if And every form that fancy can repair From dark oblivion glow s divinely there. anv they have, why such propos —Thom as Campbell. ed improvements should not be made. A FRAGMENT. Done by order of the City I\ / H E N to their airy hall my fathers' ** voice Council of Falls City, Polk Coun Shall call my spirit, jo yfu l in their choice; When poised upon the gale my form shall ty. Oregon made on the 23d day ride. o f June, 1914. Oh, may my shade behold no sculptured YVitness my hand and the offic urns T o make the spot where earth to earth ial seal o f said City o f Falls City, rat urns, No lengthen'd scroll, no praise encum Oregon this 15,day o f July, 1914. ber'd stone! My epitaph shall be my name alone If that with honor fa ll to crown my clay. Oh. may no other fam e my deeds repay! That, only that, shall single out the .«pot. By that rem em ber’d or with that forgot — Lord By run. (L . S .) F. K. H ubbard , Mayor and Ex-Officio. Auditor and Police Judge o f Falls City, Oregon. Gris Raise In Wattes Mr». I. G. Singleton received! word from 8upt. F. I . Burkhaltirj llio first ot July Inal her wagt* would be ruiei'd If* per month Iw- gim ing July 1st, 1914. This 1» but a just amt propel re cognition oi valuable service*. Mrs. Singleton has certainly been care ful and faithful in the d isch a rge of her duthe, as well as being pleas ant and accommidating to the public. It appears to afford her real pleasure to render such assis tance and information us she can to the shipper or traveler. “ MINE H0S1” Wednesday morning a represen tative of the Newr, while waiting at the New Falls City Hotel to see a man, was invited by Mr. Droege, the proprietor, to take a look at his back yard. The first thing in view was the laundry department where snowy white sheet«, table* cloths and other ncces-ary para phernalia of a well regulated hotel The cackling of chickens next at tracted attention. A large yard filled with fryers and hens was a sight calculated to make a Me thodist preacher set up and take notice. The garden down by the Luckiamute looked best of all; cabbage, lettuce, potatoes, roast ing ears and many other good things was sufficient to make one wish to slay for dinner. Besides being a good hotel man, Mr. Droege would make a good gardener. Last, hut not least, was a couple of tat shoals in a nice clean pen that were being fattened for slaughter. The Annual Convention of the Christian Church was held at Tur ner, July 8 to 16th. Elder B. L. Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. B. Paul, Mrs liobertson and C. Y\’ , Davis attend 'd the convention Tuesday, They w m to ve riu Mr. Davis’ aulomo- oile. They had a loyal good time arriving home in the wee suia hours. They got lost iu Salem and had considerable difficulty in gel ling on tile light streets. Salem Oeing a ‘‘dry town” we are at a loss to account fur the mishap. — - - ♦ ---- Delightful Newport “ Tried and True” is this old reliable outing resort, with u wealth o f naturul scenery, healthful driven, a splendid beach and numerous near-by points o f interest: Lighthouse, Devil’s Punchbowl, Seal Rocks, etc. Special Low Round-Trip Season hares Week-End lares Erom falls lily and Sunday Excursion Fares rrom Albany and Corvallis : * * * via the Portland Eugene & Eastern Ry. DOUBLE D A IL Y T R A IN 8 Leave Albuny, daily ........................................... 7:30 A. M. Leave Albany, daily except Sunday ............... 1;00 M. Leave Corvallis, duily.........................................8:00 A. M. Leave Corvallis, daily except Sunday ............... 1:40 P. M. Connection made at Albany and Corvallis with S. P. trains S. F. C. it YV. truins connect with S. P. trains for CorvalliB Special Excursion Train will leave Newport every Sunday evening ut 6:00 p. m.. arrive Corvallis 10:15 p. m., Albuny 10:45 p. in. G ood F is h in g S tr e a m s A lon g th e C . & E. A t Elk City, Morrison, Toledo and along the Yuquina river, also on the Breitenbush and San- tiam rivers, on the East End. For Folders describing Newport as an outing place call on our nearest P. K. & Eastern Agent, John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon ■ 11 ■ SERVING Bank o f Falls City F alls C it y , P olk C o u n t y . O hkoon Does a General Banking Business. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Exchange sold on all points in the United States. Notury Public officially connected with the Bank. JO B P R IN TIN G BRING YO U R JOB P R IN T IN G T H E NEYVS O FFIC E You Do Not Need to Send A w a y W e Are Prepared To Do It And Know llo w Our Efforts YVill be to Please In Quality and Price. : : : FIGS. B R E A K F A S T M ENU. Hushed Lam b un T o u t . Itoli*. F ig * ami A p p i* Jam. Cuff«*. ■- R. E. W i l l i a m s , M. L . T h o m p s o n , YV. K. N iu iio l s . A. J. V i c k , President Vice-President Cashier Assistant Cashier [ ^ .K it c h e n ] V (¿ U P B O A R D W H EN ■■ TH E FALLS C ITY NEW S F IGS contain from 1*0 to 75 I'er cent o f fruit sugars; consequently when combined witb other foods they contribute much o f the necessary sweetening. l-'lg Salad.—Stuff ligs with chopped celery and nut meats uud serve ou let luce with grapefruit pulp, dressed with mayonnaise. A Combination Jam. Fig and Apple Jam.—Take five pounds o f peeled and sliced tart ap plea nnd add to them live pounds of ripe figs and five iioumls o f granulated sugar. Cook until as thick us desired. Cool before sealing. Fig Mold.—To one quart o f boiling milk add one-half cupful o f sugar, a ssitspooriful o f salt and three table spoonfuls o f cornstarch dissolved in a half cupful o f cold water. Cook In a double boiler for an hour; then add one cupful o f steamed and chopped figs and lemon Juice to lluvor. Turn Into a mold and serve when cold with whipped and sweetened cream. Fruit and Cereal. ftice With Fig Sauce.—Take one cup ful o f rice, wash thoroughly nnd put over the fire In a small saucepan with one cupful o f boiling water. Cook un til the water Is absorbed. Hove In the double boiler three cupfuls o f scalding hot milk, ndd the rice and a half tea spoonful o f salt. Steam until the rice Is tender. Meantime cut fine enough figs to make a generous cupful, add water to cover and stew with a tnble- spoonful o f sugar to sweeten. Cook until of the consistency required; then flavor with lemon Juice nnd a little o f the grated yellow rind o f lemon. Serve with the hot boiled rice. Figs With Rhubarb. -Take two bunches rhubarb, wash them and cut In Inch pieces without peeling. Put Into a double boiler with a cupful o f sugar and four or live figs cut In small pieces. Cover and cook over the hot water until the rhubarb Is tender nnd the sirup rich nnd Jelly like in consist ency. Ilnlslns may lie used with the figs. I f you have n hot oven put the rhubarb nml figs in n stone pot. cover closely and hake In the oven until Jel tied. Cd Mrs. L. E. Shepherd departed YV. B. Stevens is getting along Thursday morning for Southern nicely with the street work, having Oregon to see her father, Mr. S. A. finished a part of the grade ready Leatherwo uJ, who is very ill for the rock. City Engineer J. J. Mrs, W. K. Hinsbaw left this Sammons is also a very busy man week for the SileU foi an outing. looking after the interests of the Mrs. Chappel in looking after her city seeing that the proper grades are mude. house! old during her absence. Mis. John YY'alkur was called to Portland this week to attend ihu Parcels Must Bear Return Card funeral of her uncle, Anderson 'I'hi attention of all is directed to Walker who formerly was a res paragraph 4 of section 470, Postal ident of Falls City, lie leaver a Laws and Regulations, Which re brother at Salem and a nephew, quires that the name and address John Walker of this city. of the sender shall ap|rear oil every package that is to he sent by par Back From the Coast cel post, or it will not be accepted Fred J. Holman and wife return for mailing. ed Thursday afternoon from their Ira C. Mehrling, P. M. hike down the coast. They were ___________ • as brown as berries and report Summons having a great time. They left here Thursday June 2-r>, going to In the Justice Court lor lb * Justice nnd Con stable District No. 4, County of Polk, Neupjrt and then:»down the coast MUIe of Oregon returning by way of Eugene. N MKI.IO, I’l* I nt I ft Ve. They walked about *290 miles A. O. BAKER Delendent seeing soiie-of the grandest scen To A. G, Reiter, the (htteiidanl above named! ery in the state. In the name of the Bute of Oregon, you ere H o w ’s T h is ? W e offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CIIENF.Y & CO. Toledo. O. W e, the under: Ign. d. have known F. J. Cheney fo r the last ir, y. ira, and b< llev* him p orfe et'y honorable in all buslnc-aa transactions and financially able In carry out any obllgallons made by Id* firm. N A T IO N A L D A N K O F COMMERCE, Toledo, O. H a ll's Catarrh Cure I* taken Internally, acting directly upon the hlood nnd mu cous surface* o f the system. Testimonials sent free. P rice "ii cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Take U eli's Family Pills fur constipation. hereby required to appearand answer the com pis I ill filed against you In tbe sh o rt entitled reuse within six week* from the dele of tbe drat publication of thl* *umtnon*. to-wlt: June 1.1. 1914 end If yon fell to appear end an swer *ald complaint. plaintiff will taka Judg man! against yon lor th* *um of |AI 4$ and for hi* coat* and dlaburaemenl of tbl* action and for lb * sale of the personal property attached In thla cause. You are further notified that tha aummona I* »erred upon you by publication thereof In the V ail*city New* by order of H 0. Strayar, Justice ot the Peace ol tbe abore named court. dated June Mb, 1914. You are lurther notified that tbe date ot the first publication ol the eummone le June 1$. 1914. and you are required to appearand an swer on or before July 2&, 1914. N. SELIO, rialntlff.
