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O r r iC I A L D IR E C T O R Y O r T A LL S CITY
Having honestly ascribed th e
present and future prosperity-in
spots to the war and the bumper
wheat crop, he back-tracks, and 1
adds: “There is not much doing
in the lumber line, due to the war.'
The ex-senator plays both ends
against the middle. Up to date
every rainbow of promise painted
for the purpose of dispelling the
blue gloom of the administration
has been the work of some im
pressionistic artist who sports the
black eye of defeat. Impression
ism was once defined by a cele-
bratedpainter to be "painting
things that ain’t ” The definition
is applicable in this instance.
H. J. Griffin. Mayor.
R M. W onderly. C ouncilm an at-L arge
P h illip G ottf raid
H. C. Brown.
C. J Bradley,
co u n clim en
I. G. Singleton.
C. L. H opkins,
R. A. T itus.
C. E. M cPherren. A uditor a n d Police Judge
W alter L. Toole J r.. City A ttorney.
P at M urphy. M arshal an d W ater Supt.
M. L. Thom pson. T reasu rer
Dr. F. M H cllw arth . H ealth Officer.
A JO L L Y CROWD
For the past week a jolly crowd
of girl» from IndHpeiidence ami
I vicinity have been camping in tin«
suburb» of this city. They came
out for pleasure and they undoubt
edly got what they came after.
We do uot wish to tlatter them,
T heC ouncil m eets in reg u lar session on the Brat but will »ay that they
were a
a n d th ird Tuesday n ig h ts ol each m onth, at 7 30
comely
lot
and
there
undoubted!y
o'clock, in th e office ol th e F alls C ity News
was more than one sorrowful look
S a t u r d a y . A u g u s t 7. 1915
ing swain when they left for home.
But, cheer up, perhaps they may
“ Prosperity has really arrived.” come again. The following i» a li.-t
savs the Dallas Itemizer. and then of the name»: Dorothy Child».
qualifies the statement, “True, it Gladys Childs, Helen Gilliepie,
has not struck the Pacific coast Genevie Gillispie, Alta GillUpe,
with an overwhelming wave yet, Beth Ketcham, Queen Dickenson.
but it’s coming sure as fate." Mabel Baud, Beatrice Thurston. ¿ i c h
People generally believe that in Bessie Swope, all of Independence;
the dim. hazy future, that Christ Catherine Smith of Portland and
will come and dwell on earth and Audry Shupe of Kansas City, Ka».,
all will be at peace, yet, like the Kate Murphy of Suver, Ore. They
Iiemizer’s Prosperity wave, it has were chaperoned by Mr». Kate
not struck this mundane sphere Walker of Independence and Mr».
to any appreciable extent, but, Florence Murphy of Suver.
“it’s sure cornin’.”
List of Letters
NEUTRALITY VIOLATED
Remaining uncalled for in ihi»
Some of the local beaux appear office for the week ending July
to be peeved over alleged viola 3i. 1915.
I a d ie b .
tion of “ neutrality laws” by some
Ball, Mr». L.
of the Dallas Lotharios who have,
it is alleged, been poaching within
G entlem en .
the “three-mile limit” of the afore Anderson^ oh n
said peeved ones. It is said that
Hegler. E. C.
the Dallas contingent sailed under
Morrison, Floyd
false colors, and had better been
Pettit, R. C.
attending their own firesides. If
These letters will he sent to the
another breach occurs it is pre dead Utter office August 14. 1915
dicted that torpedoes will be used. if not delivered before. In calling
for the above, please say “ Adver
tised,” giving date of list.
REPLIES IH TRIPLICATE
I ra C. M e h r l i n g , P M.
Germany, in reply to the Amer
ican Note justifies her acts say
ing that in view of the inhumanity
of England in trying to starve
non-combatants of Germany we
been forced to engage in a sub
marine warfare in selfdefense.
England pleads that theii block
ade and detaining Americon ships
and obstructing American com-
mere justifiable on account of
alleged atrocities by G e r m a n
troops in Belgium.
Mexico very suavely informs
Uncle Samuel that if he doesn’t
like their ways to “Go to Hell.”
Surely the President has sat on
the “ Fly Paper.” Should he un
dertake to force Germany to com
ply he must insist that England
also observe the rules. He does
not want to fight Mexico, neither
is it desirable to retire to the over
crowded district referred to.
A PROPHET WITHOUT KOHOR
Ex-Senator George Turner, of
Seattle, Washington, scattered a
few phony pearls of wisdom re
cently, while on a visit to the
National Capital. He prophesied
a billion-bushel wheat crop and
two dollars a bushel for wheat
this year if the war in Europe
continues. “ If the war continues”
said Mr. Turner, “ I believe the
country will demand the re-elec
tion of the President; if it should
end this fall, the prosperity that
is at hand will insure Democratic
victory next year beyond a doubt.”
Apparently there is no escape.
IP ro fco o io n n l C a t t o
PHYSICIAN
You Art Surt ol a Good Time
F. M. H E L L W A R T H
AT
Office one door east of P. O.
Office anil . . . _
Falls OH»,
Resilience I hone lUilt
Orefun
P H Y S IC IA N
NEW PO RT
PHYSICIAN
All-round Seashore JUeaort’on’lYaquinft
Bay and the Pacific Ocean. A Place of
Charm and Beauty. A Delightfully
Restful Atmosphere.
Newport olTers w ide variety of recrea
tions and entertainments. There are
plenty of hotels, boarding houses, cot
tages and camping accommodations.
Newport is an ideal place to send the
family. Our ¡llustrnted folder “ New
port” will interest you. A postal card
will bring it.
E . KIRCHGESSNER. M. Ü.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
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MONUMENTS
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FU N E R A L DIRECTOR
R. L CHAPMAN
F u n e ra l D irecto i
W e attend to all work promptl?.
Dell«, s a d f e l l. Citr. Or
ABSTRACTERS
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BLACK ROCK ITEMS
August 6.
AND SURGEON
V iew » D e w in g s e c tio n o f c o lo n n a d e s . C o u r t o f A b u n d u n c e , P a u a in a - l'a e lO e
l u t e r i m t l o r ' E x p o s itio n . S im F r a n c is c o . T b e la v is h o r i e n t a l e m b e llis h m e n t» o f
ils c o u r t » • w e ll p o r t r a y e d In t h i s p h o to g r a p h .
Mr. Oberg of Crenton was in
Wynne Grier returned from
Black Rock Wednesday.
Mr». Pearl Donmayer was in | Portland Sunday.
town Thursday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wooden came
from
Spaulding's camp Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cochian have
F. K. Hubbard an 1 W, II. Me
moved from Falls City to camp 8.
Gesrge King and wife have mov Kowan were in Dallas Thursday.
Chas. Hinshaw and wife and
ed to Black Rock, where be is
Loyd Ellis and wife have returned
working in the mill.
Mrs. Smith of Independence is from the Silotz.
here visiting her sister, Mrs. George
Percy and Ferris Dodd are here
from Monroe helping their fattier
Miller for a few days.
Mrs. Josie McCutchen and Miss haul hay and wood.
Fred Belcher and family of
Opal Wallace went horseback rid
Portland are in Falls City domicil
ing Sunday and called in Dallas.
ed at the bungalow.
Bob Shilts of Spaulding camp,
F. K. Hubbard and W. B. Mc-
got his hand mashed last Monday
Kowan have treated themselves to
and went to Dallas to have it a new Ford automobile.
dressed.
Wm. Finley, cook nt Balderee's
Mr». Rose and children of Cres camp has resigmd and will take
cent City, Cal., are here visiting charge of Ills lunch counter.
her parents, Isaac Nichols and
Mrs. Adams who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. G. Campbell
family.
R. O. Russell of McClay, has re of Dallas has returned home.
G. Griswold, sisters and mother
turned to Black Rock, where he
will take up his work as chief en came from Portland Sunday and
gineer for the Spaulding Logging are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Grier.
Co.
S. letherow anil wife and F. J.
Holman and wife will motor over
Card of Thanks
to the Tillamook country for a
We wish to thank all who so vacation.
kindly assisted us in the last sick
Mr. an l Mrs. E. P. McCooskey
ness and death of our mother and and daughter, Mrs. F. Droege, Dr.
for the many beautiful flowers.
and Mrs. E. Kirchgessner, and Miss
Signed:
Hammond, Mis. Chas. Mix and
children were in Salem Monday.
Children and Grandchildren.
C. W . M a t t h e w s , P r o p rie to r
The cracker jack of the donekv
engine at Balderee’s camp at Black
Rock broke Thursdav and repairs
have been ordered from Portland
and will arrive Monday. As a
result half of the men are down
from the camp.
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According to the Dallas papers
the vitims of the Recall are con
sidering the propriety of invoking
the aid of the grand jury in the
defense of their official reputation.
A statement in the Itemizer from
C. R. Canfield, one of the prime
movers in the recall, does not indi
cate that he is much “skeered” of
the grand jury. As we are not
furnishing munitions of war nor
shipping contraband to either par
ty we strictly "neutral” and free
to “ harpoon” either side as we
deem proper.
COUNCIL MLETING
The city council met Tuesday
night in regular session with R.
M. Wonderly chairman, Auditor
McPherren, councilmen Titus,
Singleton. Gottfreid present.
The usual business was transact
ed, but nothing new brought up.
It was deemed best to lay the ex
tension of the water system over
until next year. The city attor
ney said that it was impossible to
make heads or tails out or the Smoke the best—The Havana
records in regard to the old street
HARRINGTON
assessment and that he would
take a new tack in the matter
For Rent—Dwelling house. Ap
that he thought would bring
things to a focus.
ply at New» office.