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THE FAIX8 CITY NEWS. MARCH «, 1»15 4 'I h*'city iu«ri>liMl <il Intlepend- H E A L E S T A T E F O K S A L E tmca lin» iiMified tlm eitix«i># ol _____ t h .t b*ig to k«*q. their chickens No j 7 j.2 acreB adjoining Council Meeting The city council met Tuesday night in its regular semimonthly meeting. The following officers were present: Mayor Hubbard. Auditor and Police Judge. Clement: Council- men Brown. Hopkins. Titus. Samp son and Gottfreid. There were an unusual number o f visitors present. Mr. Dooley, the pool hall man and about fifteen boys of sixteen or eighteen years o f age were present. A stranger might have imagined that he had broke in on a meeting o f the Y.M. C. A., but the trend o f the conver sation would have quickly disillus ioned him. The regular business o f the meeting was taken up and thrash ed out. The condition o f the banks o f the Luckiamute just below the bridge on Bridge street was dis cussed and generally agreed that it would be a disgrace to a Mex ican town to say nothing of being allowed to exist in Falls City. The city marshal said that he had repeatedly notified the residents not to use the river banks as a dumping ground for refuse mat ter. but they had paid no attention to him. The council ordered that the old water tank back o f the Madena hotel be torn down and that the city marshal use drastic means, if necessary, to induce the people to clean up the banks o f the river. The Mayor said that he would, in the near future, is sue a proclamation for a general cleanup day. The matter o f accepting the curb on Third street was taken up and the council decided not to ac cept it. This curb has been under “ fire"’ for many months and it appears that the end is not yet. A fte r the business o f the meet ing was disposed o f the visitors were invited to tell their troubles. There was much nudging and winking, but none seemed dispos ed to be pushed out into the w e t Councilman Titus broke the ice for them by saying that he was o f the opinion that the “ Club” proposi tion should be settled in order that the city marshal might know how to act in regard to its operations. It then developed that Mr. Dooley, proprietor o f a pool hall, was en deavoring to turn his pool hall into a clubroom where checkers, domi noes. pool and billiards could bo played by members only. There was much feeling aroused against the scheme from the fact that minors are admitted, whereas the State law prohibits minors from playing in public places. A ma jority of the council expressed themselves as prefering that there would be less cause for objection to boys playing pool in a public place than to hide behind doors and screens, even though under the fatherly care and protection o f a janitor. The lawmakers in their wisdom, believing that pool- room association bad for the youth o f the land, passed laws prohibit ing it, and so far, no petition has yet been filed by the fathers and mothers in the State asking for its repeal. Another objectional fea ture is that the club room is to be kept open on Sundays. Soon after Mr. Dooley’s advent into Falls City tw o young gentle men, (minors) waited upon the city council asking that they in struct the city marshal to close his good eye when passing pool halls where, perchance, a minor might be recklessly punching the balls. This club proposition, aris ing, as it were, out o f the ashes o f blasted hopes, strengthens the belief o f the council that it is only a subterfuge in order to evade the State law. Mayor Hubbard turned his “ rapid-fire gun” on Mr. Dooley with telling effect and JOB P R IN T IN G BRING YO U R JOB P R IN T IN G T H E NEW S O FFICE You Do Not Need to Send Away We Are Prepared To Do I t And Know How Our Efforts Will be to Please In Quality and Price. : : : THE F A L L S CITY NEWS. UP Kalla City on County road. Good It tlml the Pall«» O h -: 7-room house, city water: barn »erver baa ufh nded the proprietor and chicken park; young orchard <’f on** of ih« Independence "thirst in bearing, small fruit. All fenced emporiums” by attributing the and 8$ acres in cultivation. No <ie»t h »1 • Salem man to indolg- waste land. Time on part, ihg too freely in Independence N a 2. HO acres mountain land. ^°°, f Quite a number ol progressiva towns have put on a bargain day and all pronounce them a aucceas Farmers bring sleek they desire to <*ell and put it up at public sue- lion. Merchants make special prices and everybody is beiiefitted. 1| miles out on County road. 26 acres in cultivation, 20 acres big second-growth fir. Good 6-room house, barn, outbuildings. Fruit, and berries; 126 prune trees. Al- ao, guod team, wagon, hameaa and some household goods. Will give time on part. It begins to look as il the Calho- lice ol Mexico would be compelled to eeek umie congenial Held* lor their labor», L'arrszauzn aeeiua determined to rid the country ol th*m. No. 8. 36 scree near town. 16 in cultivation. Good 8-room house hum and henhouse, Bearing or- chard. Some good second-growth fir. Time on p art N a 4. 10 acres i mile from town; all fenced. 8) in cultivation, 6-room house partly finished, good barn. Can be bought at a bar gain. gave him to understand that the and even joyful analysis o f the Out In The Wet State of Oregon would be “ camp construction o f the law. theknow- A »hört time ugo the Dallas Db ing ones take up the subject o f ing on his trail.” server publirhed the names ol the Mr. Dooley explained that the what really constitutes a common N a 5. 160 acres in Lincoln Ca, possible candidate» lor Mayor ol boys had appealed to him and like carriers, and o f course throw in that city. Among them appeared 5 miles from railroad, on County the “ Good Samaritan” he had come every kind o f a contraption from the name ol Walter L. Tooze, Jr. road. Snuul cabin and bam; 4 to their aid and organized a club. an express wagon to a “ jitn ey.” The Itemixer in commenting on acres in cultivation and 60 mors City Attorney Tooze had pre And so, with spirits rising each matter elimiuattd all tho can be cultivated. 360 3-year old pared the rules and regulations of day, as they delve deeper into the the English walnut trees. Good spring great possibilities o f quenching names except that ol I ooze, and a» the club, (copied from Dallas club) that would fumiaha fine water their thirst,— and even arriving inferred, “ boosted” him, and and in the dual position of city power. School | mile, 8 month at the exhilarating “ stew” stage we so stated. The Iteinizsr, how- attorney and erstwhile solicitor term with contract for two more and at the same time doing it ever, denies the charg» snd passe# for Mr. Dooley, now finde him- years. This will make an ideal within the law, the ones who a the honor to the Observer. Bui as se'f in’ about the same predica stock and dairy ranch and can be month ago feared an absolute the Observsr that it la » no ment as is Presidont Wilson with bought at a bargain. Terms. drouth for Oregon in 1916, are candidate it h>oks as though regard to England and Germany; N a 6. 153 acres near town. Walter was loll out in the wet. now beginning to see an oasis in move one way and he pokes Mr. Good house and barn. Will sell the desert.—Ore. City Courier. Dooley in the slats; move the other all or divide to suit buyer. Good house for t-als in Falls way and the city puts the skids N a 7. Good 7-room house and City, part time. Enquire at News under Mr. Tooze. In his argu HOUSEHOLD HELPS 8 lots in city. Strawberries, lo office. ment, Mr. Tooze quoted more o f Cold soft water and soda will Correspondent« wanted in every ganberries, gooseberries, apples “ Dallas Club" than law. leaving remove machine grease from neighborhood in this section of the and pears. A bargain. the inferenc that in the absence washable goods. No. 8. Two good 8-room houses I country. of law to cover the case that Dal Soften pitch, wheel grease or and lots, some fruit trees with las took precedent.* tar fetains with lard and soak in one. These are among the most In the first place, to join this turpentine. Scrape off all the List of Letters desirable residences in the city. club a person must enter into a loose surface dirt with a knife. Remaining uncalled for in this They are o f modern construction contract. The Common £aw says sponge clean with turpentine and office for the week ending Feb. and desirably located. Reasona that a contract with a minor is rub gently until dry. 27. 1916. ble terras on part if desired. Will L a d ie s . VOID. Uncle Samuel and large To renovate an alapaca skirt, sell one or both. corporations are very particular dampen a cloth and lay it on the Barney, Mrs. Nellie 0. No. 9. 20 acres J miles from Jones, Mrs. Lilta to have the written consent o f wrong side o f the material: press with a moderately warm iron till town. Good 6-room house and G entlem en parent or guardian before they the cloth is dry: continue in the outbuildings. 15 acres in cultiva Baker, Heury do any business with a minor. same way all around the skirt. tion; 14 acres in apples, 24 acres iludelsou, C. W [2] That being the case what is there in peaches, cherries, pears and Johnson, C. O. to prevent an action at 'aw being MONEY TO LOAN— Private money strawberries. Plenty o f wood for Jorgeuson, P. sustained by parents against the at 7%. Must have first-class fuel. Muuro, Roland [2] premotor of this club? farmland security; first mort No. 10- Six lots 60x160, three Just where, when and how this gage. W ill loao in amounts of will end is mere conjecture; but it These letters will le eei.t to th* room house, hen house, some fruit $2500 and up. Larger loan» dead letter office March 13, 1916 would be a safe wager that if it and strawberries. Cash and terms. preferred. Will not loan to ex if not delivered before. In calling continues there will be somethin’ No. 11. 130 acre ranch, 60 ceed one-third of value ol land. lor the above, please say "Adver doin’ iscourtere many moons have acres in cultivation, 25 in timber tised,’’ giving date ol list. Borrower must pay all expenses, waned. balance slashed. 12 acres in hope. I ra C. M ich r u n g , I’ . M. including agent’s commission. Good house and hop house, bam Abstract of title must be furnish and other outbuildings. IS TH ER E A JOKER? ed. Walter L. Tooze, Jr., law No. 12. 17 acres, 10 in cultiva yer, Dallas, Oregon. 6-13. The wise ones are hinting dire tion. 6 room house, bam and rumors o f a joker in the prohibi List year farm land with I). L chicken house. T w o springs, tion bill and are averring that Wood at the News office. water piped to house, hot and cold there is a loophole in the measure water and bath. 6 acres in young large enough to drive a team of There Is more Catarrh In Ihls section of orchard. 2 acres big second country than all other diseases put horses through. Far be it from the together, and until tha laat few years , growth fir. Spring affords water was supposed to be Incurable. For a crest [ the Courier to hunt for the weak many yeara doctors pronounced It a local sufficient to irrigate onehalf o f _____________ ____ and and prescribed local remedies, spots in any laws which have disease by conatantfy ■fy falling to curs with ' ' local the land. This land lays just out pronounced It Incurable. Sci been given the stamp o f approval treatment, ence has proven Catarrh to be a const!- I side o f the city limits o f Falls disease, and therefore requires by our distinguished law makers, tutlonal constitutional treatment Hall's Catena City. A bargain. and we trust the alleged nigger Curs, manufactured by F. J. Cheney k Co., Toledo. Ohio, Is th# only Conatltu- i No. 13. 12 acres 1J miles from in the fence is but an apparation. tlonal curs on the market. It is taken In ternally In doiea from 10 drops to a tea town, all under fence and in culti However, the bone o f contention spoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tha system. They vation; 8-room house arid bam. offer one hundred dollars for any case It seems to be as follows: falls to cure. Send for circulars and tes This place can be sold one-third The law provides, in substance, timonials. Address: F J CHENEY * CO . Toledo, <X cash, purchaser to assume mort that no common carrier shall de Sold by Drnyslsts. 75c. Taka HaU's Family Fills for constipation. gage now on the place. Can give liver to any person or family Nothing is Batter thaa you a bargain. more than the prescribed 24 quts D r. M iles* A n ti-P a in Pills o f beer and 2 quarts o f booze. o v e n «S YEARS* For further information, call on They Giva Relief Without E X PE R IE N C E It doesn’ t specifically limit the or write to Bad After-Effects. " I can say that Dr Miles’ Rem delivery to one and only one car D. L Wood, edies hays been a sodsend to me rier, however, and the contention Falls City, Oreg. and my family. I used to have such terrible headaches I would a l o f the wise ones is that each per most bs wild for days at a time. I t>eg».n using Dr. Miles' Antl-Paln son, under a fair interpretation rills snd never have those head Notice to Eletrtc Light Users trade ma rk s o f the law, would be entitled to aches any mors. I can speak highly D e s ig n s of Dr. Miles’ Nervine also for It ■ C opyrights A c . All persons owing the Falls City as many o f the prescribed legal cured one of my children of a terrible Anyone Mending a «ketch end description may ascertain our opinion free whether an nervous disorder. I can always Electric Light Co. for service prior doses, as there are common car quickly Invention 1« probably patentab1& Comro*:.iica speak a good word for your Rem tion« etrlot]/confidential. N ANOBOOK on Patente •ent free. Oldeat agency for securing patent«. to April 1, 1914, will please pay riers to deliver the cargoes to him edies and have recommended them Patent« taken through Mann k Co. receive to s good meny of my friends who tpeelal notice, without charge. In the or his family. Thus, they argue, the amount to D. L. Wood at Tbs have been well pleased with them.'' MRS. OEO. H BRTAN. News office. where there are three railroads, s Janesville, Iowa. A b«nd*om«!r lllmrtrslsd wssVIy. tarnet otr a person could receive the legal culAtlon of tor acisntlfl« Inanul. Term. M i Far Sals by All Druggists. rear; four 11. Sold by All n m d e a lm . 25 Ooass. 25 Cents. shipment from each. By going Walter L. Tooie, Jr., Lawyer, MILKS MMOICAL CO.. Ilkhart. Ind. a step further in the optimist Dallas, Oregon. tf. Roads, Judy To Head-Off a Headache P atents merkan.
