THE FALLS CITY NEWS. M AY 1. 1915
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I'llYHICIAN
F. M. HELLWARTH
PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON
I-Pound Royal Club Coffee
for 35c, or
3-Pound Can For $1.00
official
wmicTORT or
falls citt
1 he Council meets In regular session on the flrst
and third Tuesday nights of each month, at 7 SO
o'clock. In the office of the Palls City News.
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Copy lor nei» ads and changes should ba sent
to The Newa not later than Wednesday.
P K Hubbard. Mayor.
T. D. H ollo wall. Councilman at-Large
Phillip Gottireld
H. C Brown.
Albert Teal.
Councilman
A. Sampson.
C. L. Hopkins.
R. A Titus.
G. O. Clement Auditor and Police Judge
Walter L. Toose Jr.. City Attorney.
W. P. Lewis. Marshal and Water Bupl.
M. L Thompson. Treasurer
J. J. Sammons. Engineer
Dr. E. M. Hellwarth. Health Officer.
piofcootcnnl Gatto
r.
Through the pleading of fhe merchants
the roasters have allowed one more
month in which to sell Royal Club Coffee
at the above reduced prices
Falls City
Oroao#
Proprietor
nun.m »nom
Lumber
1. 1915
The Oregon Agricultural Col-
leg is proposing to furnish their
bulletin to country newspapers in
the form of a supplement at $2.00
per.
Between the ready-print
houses, free-space grafters, edu
cational-political, and magazine
supplement concerns the country
publisher is well supplied with
“ highly interesting reading mat
ter.”
Company Store
A ItbTHAi'TKKK
facts. So the income tax provis -T 1 - . ♦ 4 * - -» i
» 4 a.I.ataata.T
l a i . ,1 4 -
Akira Shito, Japanese commiss ion was incorporated, in the hope
SIBLEY & EAKIN, Abstractors.
ioner of commerce is in this coun that it would make up for any
515 Court St. Dallas, Or.
try, 06 tsnsibly, to learn American miscalculations in the tariff bill,
A complete net ol Abstract« of I'olk t o .
methods. The honorable Shito by although the Democrats did not
Katablltbad ln 1M? Prompt »«rvli*.
soft words has lulled to sleep any know and did not ascertain the
Krau)liable Hair«
suspicion that he might be here to facts.
Popular voting contests are always the source
spy out the strength of the Uni
But what happened when these
ted States in case of war. It is provisions went into effect?
o f much dissatisfaction. A big prize is offer
well to be polite to such distin
Customs receipts were millions
ed and o f course only ONE can win and the
guished gentlemen but at the of dollars below the amount need
others
naturally feel sore that all their time,
same time keep your weather eye ed from that source, and at the
energy and money goes for naught so far as
open.
same time collections from the in
they are concerned. Then the newspaper
come tax fell many millions below
An unknow man was found the amount needed from that
putting on the contest is the loser. They
dead in the outskirts o f a small source. The inevitable result was j
have to give the bulk of the amount collect
Kansas town recently. A revol to leave the treasury without suf-1
ed
to some company promoting contests and '
ver and 1100 in cash were found ficient money for its needs.
have
to send the paper to the subscribers at
on his person. The coroner held
The failure was caused by care
an inquest and it took $75 to de -1 lessness. Had there been con
a loss.
fray expenses and bury the body. scientious, open consideration of
For the next sixty days we propose to give
The police judge fined the corpse the revenue bill, sufficient to en
every one the opportunity to get$ l in adver
$25 for carrying concealed weap able members of Congress to study
ons and confiscated the gun. The and understand it, the reduction
tising absolutely free. The proposition is
local editor, who published the in revenue could have been pro
this:
obituary, got nothing.—Altoona, perly safeguarded. But instead
To N ew S ubscribers : Send $1 to this office
(Kan.) Tribune.
of getting accurate information
and receive T he F alls C ity N ews one year
and adequate estimates, the Dem
The legislatures of the past few ocrats guessed at it. And they
and receive credit for $1 in advertising to be
years have passed so many laws guessed wrong.
used anytime during the year.
that even the “ learned disciple of
The results of this first mistake
To
O ld S ubscribers : Pay up all arrerages
Blackstone" does not know where should have been a warning. But
if
there
be any, and one year in advance and
he is at. The fish and game laws the startling fact remains that the
you will be entitled to an amount in adver
have been “ shot at” so much that Democrats committed the same
an opinion from the attorney gen kind of an error again. Forced
tising equal to the money paid.
eral will have to be given in order by their heedlessness to provide
You will want to advertise something during
to decide whether women will be more revenue, they passed a “ war
the year and in this manner you will get
permitted to fish or hunt. It ap tax" in time of peace. Based on |
pears to us that when the mean a guess instead of an estimate,
your advertising free.
ing of a law is so obscure that it is the war tax did not produce
necessary to have some big boob money enough. For months the
T H E F A L L S C IT Y N E W S ,
interpret its meaning it is time to receipts of the treasury have been
have them abolished and elect daily falling short of expenditures
F A L L S C IT Y , O R E G O N .
men to the legislature with brains at a rate reaching at times more
enough to write laws that the than million dollars a day. Ac
average Oregonian, or “ Arkan- cording to official estimates the
sawyer” can understand.
deficit will probably amount to
W. D. 10.94 acres in Cl. No. 63 T
one hundred million dollars by Court Street, Dallas, Oregon:
7
Barbara H. & D. B. Griffin to S R 5 W, $3000.
July 1, the end of the fiscal year.
Democratic Blunders
Oregon Gravel & Contracting
No chain is stronger than its Joseph Barber, W. D. Lot 3 in
From National Republican Congressional Com j weakest link.
Co., to Chas. E. Herren, deed to
The fatal weak Johnson’s Cherry Orchard $1.
OIVEK QUICK RELIEF
mittee, Washington, D. C April 27.
Geo. M. Reeves and wife to 7.27 acres E. of Frac. Blocks and
ness that has characterized the
Dam leave* almost
!
lot
4
Frac
Block
5
in
Independence
Arthur
M.
Sperry,
W.
D.
Lot
34in
A blunde# signalized ¿he legisla work of this administration from
at if by magic when
tive career of the present admin its inception two years ago has Strong’s Fruit Tract No. 1. $500. ! $ 2000 .
you begin using "&•
Effie J. & F. J. Young to Hoy W.
istration.
been its eagerness to propose laws,
N. C. Davis and wife to H. A.
Drop»." the famouaolrl
remetly for Rheuma
The Democratic tariff bill, first carelessness in drafting them, Sperry, W. D. Lots 47 and 48 in Davis, W. D. Lit 19, Block 2 in
tism, Lumbago, Gout,
in the articles of Democratic faith, haste in committee action, and Strong Fruit Tract No. 1. $9*10.
Sheridan View Acres, $10.
Sciatica, N eu ra lg ia
Sara A. and James C. Collins to
and the one achievement on which stubborn refusal to permit inteli-
and kindred trouble».
R. A. Campbell to G. A. Withee,
Jason
Neely,
W.D.
Lots
1,
2,
3,
4,
naturally they would be expected gent amendment in either House
It goes right to the
Q. C. D. 39.68 acres in Claim No.
•pot, atop* the ache»
to expend their most exhaustive or Senate after the party brand in Block 9, in Thorp's Add. to In 40, T. 6 S. R. 5 West. $1.
and pains and makes
study and care, was so clumsily had been affixed by the all power dependence, $200.
DROPS
! « = » { ■
life worth living Oet
J. B. Teal and wife to Teal
L. & M. S. Currier to Etta O.
executed that it failed to accom ful caucus.
I
1
D)nr/J m
of "f> Drops"
Creek
Ry.
Co.
deed,
40
ft.
right
of
Walker,
W.D.
90
feet
off
East
end
plish the results intended. The
m today A booklet with
Every American citizen has had
way
over
land
in
Sec.
32,
T
8
S
R
1 /MMtNr»
each bottle give* full
failure was due to crude, hasty, to help pay for these costly ex Lots 7 and 8 Block 23, Hill’s Inde
6 W. $1.
d ir e c tio n s for u»e.
unscientific, secret legislative me periments. There wifi be still pendence, $9<X).
Don't delay. Demand
Philip Cave to Pearl C. Cooper,
thods.
more to pay until the errors have
W. C. and Fred E. Seachrest to
"5-Drops" Don't ac
cept anything else in
Designed to furnish sufficient been corrected by thoughtful, in W. D. Lot 3 Block 33 in Thorp's Frederick C. Pratt, Q. C. D. J
place
it. Any drug-
Independence, $400.
revenue to finance the United telligent legislation.
acre in Sec. 34 T 6 S R 5 West. $L fit» can supply yon. If of you
live too far
W.
P.
Marrsand
wife
to
R.
Bei
States treasury, it has proven ab
from a drug «tore tend One Dollar to
David
S.
McDonald
and
Andrew
den Tooze, W. D. 32 lots in City
REAL ESTATE TRAMSFERS
solutely inadequate for that pur
S a an son Rheumatic Cure Co , Newark,
B. Muir to Chas. K. Spaulding Ohio,
View Add. to Dallas, $10.
and a bottle of ‘‘6-Drops" will bo
pose.
W. L, and H. A. Bice to C. D. Logging Co. W. D. NE 1 Sec 32 T sent prepaid.
The following is a complete list
In writing the tariff bill the
8 S R 7 W. $7600.
Democrats dimly foresaw a poss of realty transfers recorded dur Calbreath, W. D. part lot 3 Block
Geo. D. Stewart to Eliza J. Ful
ible reduction in customs receipts, i ing the week ending April 28th, 2 in Hill's Independence, $------ .
Get your butter wrappers print
J. C. and Sarah J. Hammel to ler, W. D. part Lots 8 and 9 Klose
although they did not know how | 1915, and reported to the News by
ed
1 at the Newa office,
much and did not ascertain the Sibley & Eakin, Abstracters, 515 Solomon S. and Susie S. Ediirer, lllihe, $1400.
Our Big Contest Now On!
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