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THE FALLS C.^Y NEWS. April. 21 . 1915
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to The Newt not later than Wedueaday.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORT OT PALL* CITY
P K Hubbard Mayor.
T D Hollowell. Councilman at Large
Phillip Gottfraid
H C Brown.
Albert Teal.
Coum ilmen
3-Pour id Can Fo r : $1.00
IIAHi.KK SHOPS
Bohle’s Barber Shops
Falls City , O r e g o n
A. Sam pson.
C. L. Hopkint.
R. A. Tttua.
<1. O. Clement. Auditor and Police Judge
Walter L. Toose J r . City Attorney.
W. P. Lawit. Marshal and Water 8upt.
M. L. Thompaon. Treaaurer
J. J Aammona. Engineer
Dr P. M Hellwarth. Health Officer
1 ha Council meats in regular aeaaion on the Aral
and third Tueaday nighta of each m onth, at 7 SO
o ’clock. In the office of the Falla City New».
S a t u r d a y . A p r i l
24. 1915
The allies are laboring under
difficulties that the Germans do
not have. The allies are a divid
ed people and each nation will
easily believe that the other fel
low is not doing his part. The
Germans are as one man and like
the “ bundle of sticks" will be dif
ficult to break.
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Hurry up and try it as this offer lasts but
30-days.
Hhm yoe ca* |«i * Jkovt, hur Cst. Baik
or ‘Shla«'
A|r*l (or •alle* Sltom Laundry
llundlea furw arded lueaday evenl
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MONUMENTI!
Falls City Lur nber
Cornpany Stoire
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Japan's conduct with regard to
the stranded cruiser in Turtle
Bay. Lower California is repre
hensible to say the least. It has
been stuck in a mud bank ever
since December, and it is said that
they refused help to pull her out.
The crew seem to be very com
fortably and permanently quar
tered on land and no indication of
moving soon. Japan is a treach
erous nation and seems to be try
ing to get into trouble. She has
made demands of China that have
been refused and the indications
are that she will try to force the
issue. Not only does she look
toward China with covetuous eyes,
but California and Mexico look
good to her and it would be noth
ing strange if the cruiser sticking
in the mud banks of lower Califor
nia would result in something
more than the United States has
reckoned on.
THE WEEK IN HISTORY
Monday, 19.-B a ttle of Lexington,
1775.
Tuesday, 20.—Siege of Boston be
gun, 1775.
Wednesday, 21.—War declared
against Spain. 1898. R o m e
founded, 753 B. C.
Thursday, 22.—James Buchanan
born, 1791. Oklahoma opened
to settlers, 1889.
Friday, 23.—Shakespere born, 1564
Saturday, 24. —Boston News letter
1st newspaper in America, 1704.
Rnsso-Turkish war began, 1877.
Sunday, 25.—Work begun on Suez
canal, 1859.
AB8TUACTKK8
COUNCIL M EETING
The city council met in regular
session Tuesday night with Mayor
Hubbard, Auditor Clement, Coun-
cilmen Hollowell, Brown, Titus
and Gottfreid present. There
was no business o f special impor
tance transacted. The committee
selected to examine the electric
light franchise and ordinances
failed to report and as this is a
matter o f great importance and
vital interest to the future of
Falls City it was deferred for
further consideration.
A report was had from the
street committee in regard to the
repairs begun on Dayton street
bridge. After several days work
some o f the beams gave way and
it was found that the bridge was
in such a condition that it would
not be profitable to repair it. A
motion prevailed to close the
bridge indefinitely and board it
up so that teams could not cross
and put up lights and notices to
pedestrians that if they crossed
they did so at their own peril.
The status o f the Mathews con
demnation proceedings was dis
cussed. Attorney Tooze stated
that owing to an error of the city
engineer in the description of the
property that they lacked a few
feet o f getting to the river. They
secured the right of way from
South Main street 200 feet to
ward Third street and that he
had made overtures to Mathews
through his attorney with a view
o f settling the difference o f the
few feet to the river.
SIBLEY & EAKIN, Abstractors,
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C H A * . A l i x . 1‘ aora itT o
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
—
After Judge Teal’ s Scalp
Wrought up over what he charg
ed was a deliberate policy of dis
crimination on the part of the
county court against the city of
Dallas, Councilman Cha3. West
over, at the meeting of the city
council Monday evening, stated
that, in his opinion, the time was
ripe for a recall to be invoked on
County Judge John B. Teal. He
further intimated that he would
be one of a number to circulate
such a petition.-Dallas Itemizer.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
IN P O L K C O U N T Y .
The following is a complete list
of realty transfers recorded dur
ing the week ending April 22d,
1915, and reported to the News by
Sibley & Eakin, Abstracters, 515
Court Street, Dallas, Oregon:
T. M. Word and wife to J. C.
Ainsworth, Trustee, Trust Deed, J
interest in 480 acres in Sections 3
and 4 in T. 9 S. R. 6 West.
Violet A. Kersey and husband
and Maude Butler and husband to
R. L. Turrell, W. D. 62 acres in
Sec. 12, T 7 S R 6 W. $825.
A. A. Wade and wife to Isaac
and Mary C. Bumgardner, W. D.
20 acres in Sec. 20, T. 8 S. R. 6 W.
It might not be premature at this
time to discus* the advisability ol
celebrating the Fourth of July.
The celebration laat year was a
very credible affair drawing large
crowds from the country and near
by towns. It was late before it
was finally decided to celebrato
and if we begin early the crowds $ 10 .
Croisan and Albert to Loraine
will be greater. Falls City is the
ideal spot to hold a picnic and but and Dora Pugh, W. D. 48.94 acres
let the word go out that there will in T 7 S R 4 West. $6306.
be a celebration arid any nearby
L. B. Frey and wife to J. H.
towns with incipient notions in that i and Blanche S. Eaton, W. D. 18
direction will will gladly give way I acres in Sec. 33 T. 6 S. R. 4 West.
to Falls City.
$ 100 .
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured
Hartung’s Voting Contest
For a Free Trip to the
PANAMA-INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
Candidate Leads by 10,000
Result of 3d count April 17
3450
Hattie Tice
5660
Grace Hansen
I. V. DeWitt
12500
16275
Edith Johnson
Edith Ellis
17250
Bertha Frink
27200
11650
Bessie Cleveland
200
Lelia Frink
Mae Nichols
Maggie Talbott
Blanch March
Nora Burbank
Nettie Hunter
Millie Chapin
Sylvia Phillips
Lucile Tichenor
Jessie Thompson
CHAS. HARTUNG,
CLOTHIER AND TAILOR.
FALLS CITY, OREGON.
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425
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850
475
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576
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by local application*, aa they can n ot
reach the diseased portion o f the ear.
There la only one w ay to cure dcafnea*,
and that Is by constitu tion al remedies.
D eafness Is caused by an Inflamed con d i
tion o f the m ucous lining o f the Kuata-
i chlan Tube. W hen this tube la Inflamed
you h ave a rum bling sound o r Im perfect
hearing, and when It I n entirely closed.
Deafness Is the result, and unless the In
flam m ation can be taken out and this
tube restored to Its norm al condition,
hearing will be destroyed forev er nine
CMRS out o f ten are caused by C atarrh,
which Is nothin g but an Inflamed con d i
tion o f the m ucous surfaces.
We will five f)ne nnndrwd Dollar* for any ea*e of
V e*
bj cV mrIh'*bat
b* cored by
Uall • Catarrh Core. Send for circular* free.
P J Cfl BN IT. A OO. Toledo. Ohio,
•old by Druggists, ?5e.
Tmkel
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ami ly Fill* for coo«Up*Uon.
NOTICE OF ESTRAY SALE
Notice is hereby given that on
or about the 1st day of July, 1914,
there came to my place the follow
ing described animal:
One grav Jersey heifer about 16
months old; no earmarks or brands
discernible. Said estray will be
sold at public auction for cash in
hand at the farm of W. F. Gilliam
in PeDee Precinct, Polk County,
Oregon on the 30th day of April,
1915, 2:30 P. M.
W. F. Gilliam.
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