The hop picking season in about
over. The weather hu* been ideal
(or fathering the crop. I'aually
liter» ia ruin alsiut hop picking
season and hindent the wot k .
SALEM, FALLS CITY & WESTERN
Passenger Train Schedule
Effective Oct. 4.1914
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warrsmtsD am.
pm.
am.
3.25
Salem . . . 7:00 9.45
.00
1 »all»* . . . K.15 11.07
! 5.36
Falls Gity. 8.50 11.11
Hl’ kKock.
12:01
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am. pm.
Bl’ k Rock
1.05
5.40
Falls Gity, 9.30 1.25
•>.40
Dallas. . . 10.10 2.00
Salem . , . 11.25 3.15
A. C. K u
w ih
L. M. Robertson i»turned last
Monday from a throe week» trip
nerving n* lire warden. Hitt wliiak-
i era had grown out and ho would
have passed ax Robinson Ofuso.
Mr. and Mr*. J. Bee*ley o f 8a-
i lent tame Monday to visit with her
mother.
Mr. Bear ley returned
Monday evening but Mrs. Bec/ley
lemaioed for a wrek'f visit.
. AUIMT
Mitt* May Reece attended the
baud conc«rt at Dallas la»t Satur-
; day night.
THANKS THE PUBLIC
We desire to (hank our friend«,
and the public generally for their
valued patronage while we were in
charge of thn Madcna Hotel.
Very respectfully,
Hutchinson A Abbott.
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Candi»*, Tobacco» and Cigars. at
L B. WON I) E R L Y '8
Ito port of the condition of Ilio
Bank o f Falls City
. Haw Line Graniteware
at Kollo City, In th* nut# of Oregon, at
the itloM of buainffM Mept . 3d. I f 16:
RESOURCES
»4**10 01
L o t » » « ml diarounU
It,« 3 «
Bowl* and warrant*
1.712 <0
Furniture, end fistine*
IMt« from Istuk».(not reserve Denk») 1.046.1*6
Hue from approved reserve l ank* 1.0'l.t*.
11.*6
Check* end otlier i:*»h item*
6.710 M
c »*h on
&tl 72
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Other resource*
Tor* l , . »72,777 It
L IA B IL IT IE S
16 000 00
< apital »lock paid In
4,060.00
Mu min* Fund
Undivided profil«, le»» eipen *«*
end taxe* p*id
HMH
».7t7.W
F or tel »evln g» bank deposit*
Individuel depoftlt* subject to
43.416.4h
check
60*00
Demand certificate* of Deposit.
». 424 34
Time and saving deposit*
T otal . . 171,777.1»
Kt«tt of Oregon )
County of Folk. )
I. P. 0. White Ait. f'AibU r of th« above*
named bank, do »olemiily »wear that the
above »Laternen! I« true, to the be«t of my
knowledge and belief.
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.: £ 2
/
< m
We have just received a fine line o f kitchen
Graniteware, consisting o f teakettles, tea
pots, coffee pots, double boilers, preserving
kettles, stew kettles, 10-qt water pails, etc,
O N L Y 35 CENTS EACH. See Our Window Display
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We also carry a nice line o f Hardware
Furniture, Builders’ Material, Paints, Ect.,
that we are selling at low prices.
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R. E. W illiam s , M. L. T hompson , W. F. N ichols ,
R .G . W hite ,
President
Vice-President
Cashier Assistant Cashier
Bank of Falls City
K <J. WHITE. AseUtant Cashier.
Mubtrrlbed and sworn to befora me this
“th <Uy of Heptemher, IMA.
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W. K NICHOLS
Notary Public.
• onimiMion f i pire. Oct. 7,1911 If.
Correr! -
A lle .i
Ire C. Mehrling
V it While
W. K. Nichole.
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F all * C it y , P olk C ounty . O regon
Does a General Banking Business.
Interest Paid on Time
Deposits. Exchange sold on all points in the United States.
Notary Public officially connected with the Bank.
Justice Hubbard bad a case in
his eouit Tuesday.
Mr*. Wolfe
BEAR HUNT
had Tom Hcott charged with break- \
La*l Saturday the tocsin of war
¡ng In her Imuse a few Sunday’*
PASSED ON
Free Methodist Church
was
sounded and there was hurry­
ago ami taking a gold watch, a re­
Sunday
School 10:00 A. M.
Mrs. Ada Tanuer who died at
volver, three pocket knives and a ing and akurrying, toarms. The
Preaching 11:00 A. M.
the Dallas Hospital was buried in
Class meeting 12:00 P. M.
pair of buckskin glove*. It wax a report arrived by wireless tha'; a
tbe Dallas cemetery Friday of last
Evening service 8.00.
jury trial and they were out only detachment of bears were bearing
week. Rev. B. L. Hicks preached
H; A. W a l t e r , Pastor
a few second* when they brought down upon the city and were even
the funeral sermon.
in a verdict of not guilty. There at tbe outer gates. The local nim-
Christain Church
Mrs Tanner was born near Falls
rods responded valliantly to (he
wa* absolutely no proof of guilt.
Service
on next Lord's Day at
call gathering up all pistols, revol­ City and was tbe daughter o( Mr
11a.
m.,
and
7:30 p. m.
vers, air rifle, and houn’ pups; and Mrs John Dunn, who reside
Bible
School
at 10 A. M. •
Rtlurnad From Foreign Field
commandeered several automobiles near this city. Her husband died
Junior
Endeavor
at 3 P. M.
a
Mr*. Millitan of Beattie, Wash­ aud went forth to meet the enemy'. last April. She leaves a baby girl
Christian
Eudeavor
at 7 P. M.
ington, leceutly returned from a Details of the pursuit are lacking only a few days old; father, moth­
Eveiling
services
8
P.
M.
seven years stay in foreign tn'ssion and unsatisfactory, but bruin was er, three brothers and three sisters
A
cordial
invitation
to
everyone.
held, will deliver a lecture at the routed and the city saved. Pat to mourn.
Strangers made welcome.
Free Methodist church Sunday Murphy is the only one that will
B. L. H i c k s , Pastor.
W A N T E D — Good Falls City pro­
afternoon. Everyone should hear talk intelligently on the subject
her as she will give an interesting and says that he doesn’t believe perty in exchange for a good 160
NEEDS ATTENTION
talk. Lecturo will begin at«3:00.
there are any bares this side of tbe acre stock ranch in Deschuettes
beeches at Newport; all he saw Valley south of Bend, Oregon, Sheridan Sun
was tracks of some bare-footed boys.' Also for sale, rent or trade cheap,
“ The other day we went to a
DISTRICT QUARTERLY MEETING
But some think Pat has a. grouch splendid residence property in
local
store to get some fruit. An
District cpiartorly meeting at the j because he was not in at the finisli. Falls City, Oreg. Apply to
D r . W . L . H o llo w a y
C H IR O PR A C TIC
Or DALIAN, ORB.
Phone 822.
W IL L BE A T F A LLS C ITY HOTEL
A L L DAY
MONDAY, W EDNESDAY AND
FRID AY EACH WEEK
All chronic and acute diseases
treated. I f you are afflicted with
any ailment call and we will talk
it over.
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THE FALLS CITY HEWS.
Saturday, September 11, 1016
Local Newt Items
The best show at the Gem tonight
Walter L. Tooie, Jr., Lawyer,
Dallas, Oregon.
tf.
Free Methodist Church Is in ses - 1
Agent Powers ha* moved iuto
sion this week. Rv. Coffee of Port !
the Beeilev prooerty.
land is in charge. Quite a number
Dr. Kirchgessner left Wednes­ of minister s and laymen are in at ;
day for Ban Francisco.
tendance. Services will hold over
Judge Teal wa* attending Justice Sunday.
court in this city Tuesday.
MADERA HOTEL CLOSED
Morris Solig attended the band
concert at Dallas last Saturday
night.
J o se ph M ik a l s o n ,
Brownsville, Oregon.
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A Personal Matter
When you want a laxative, you
want one suited to the needs of
Mr N. H. Dimmick was down your constitution. A good sure
laxative that will not gripe is—
from Balderee’s camp Friday.
Nyal’s Figsen. We recommeud this
Fred Letter ol Spaulding Camp
candy-lozenge. Boxes al 10c, 25c
made a business trip to Dallas
and 50c. For 6ale at Thompson's
Tuesday.
Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lamm are the
proud parents of a baby boy /born
September 2d.
Sept. 9, 1915.
Last Saturday the Madena Hotel
closed its doors and the proprietor*
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moyer of proceeded to pack their belongings
Dallas visited in this city Baturdsy and will open a hotel at Scio a
and Bundny.
town east of Albany-
We regret
to lose them, but do not blame
Born Thursday, September 2, to
anyon from bettering their condi­
I’ bil McGowen and family left |
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Personett, a 9
tion when possible. We hope that
| Tuesday for Portland on a few
pound girl.
they will realize their most san­
: week* vacation.
The Ladies Art Club will meet guine hopes ill their new location.
with Mrs. F. L. Talbott Tuseday
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Donui&yer
of Spaulding camp spent Saturday
September 14.
COUNCIL MEETING
and Suuday in Black Rock.
II. 8 Ferguson shipped a Jersey
The city council met Tuesday
heifer to bis daughter at Oregon
Geo Miller, firewarden near
night in regular session, with »
City Thursday.
Falls City came home Saturday ■
bare quorum present.
The usual
Best apple cider made fresh to business was transacted such as and reports no tires in his section.
your order, 20c per gallon. Phone allowing bills, ect.
The session
Mrs. J. C. Taylor and family re­
i58. A. A. Wade.
was painfully quiet and tame. turned hame Tuesday from Falls
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nichols and The only thing that occurred to City where they have been picking
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Talbott motor­ create a ripple was the cutting the hops.
of the electric light bill from 185
ed to Salem Wednesday.
Mr, Frank Vinson has quit fir­
to 180 on account of poor service.
Fresh Bread,Cakes,Cookies, i ies,
ing
the 10-Spot for Spaulding Co.
and other bakery goods, every day ; For an instant there was a gurg­
He
will
make his home in Salem
ling sound like the water sucking
at the Falls City Bakery.
this
winter.
a whisp of hay into a leak in a
A water wagon passed through
dam and all was quiet.
Mrs. Frank Ellis returned home
town Monday, which, by the way
The city attorney said that he Tuesday from Falls City where
is a melancholy reminder that
was reatly to commence proceed­ sbe has been taking care of her
January 1916 is rapidly approach­
ings toward the collection of delin- sisters children during hop picking
ing.
quant street asiessments. That a* season.
Win. Callister an wife of Rich- a preliminary he would notify nil
laud, Iowa who have been visiting parties of amount due and set a
O. E. Fuller was taken to the
He is
at the A. A. Wade home, departed ! day to meet with him and present Dallas hospital Monday.
Monday for their home.
They j any receipts for which no credit believed to have been seriously in­
will return by way of Denver, Colo­ has been given, if any there be, jured while working at Spaulding
rado.
otherwise the statements sent will Camp.
Mr. S. B. Taylor is doing some
Wallace and Hattie Adama of be deemed correct and proceedings
There is surveying here for the Spaulding
St. Johns, Kansas spent Sunday instituted accordingly.
and Monday with their cousins, over 11600 in asressments over Company. He is dividing section
24 into 40 acre plats and we under­
Josh and Fred Talbott.
They due.
The council adjourued to meet stand that this land will be put ou
were ou their w a y to the San Fran­
1 Tuesday night, September 14.
the market.
cisco Exposition.
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BLACK ROCK ITEMS
This Is Your Town
And It Is What
You Make It
By HOLLAND.
H A T makes a town?
People and business.
You are one o f the people.
W hat you buy helps make
the business. The more you
buy the better the business;
the more business the better
the town.
Tou want the town to grow
and Improve, don’t you?
Then you should help It to
grow by Increasing Its busi­
ness as much as you can.
Every time you send else­
where for goods you give
your town a blow. Enough
o f these blows will ultimate­
ly kill the town.
The mall order houses do
nothing for your town except
try to kill i t Are you help­
ing them? You are I f you
send your money to them for
goods that you could buy *t
home. I f you are more Inter­
ested In the growth of Chica­
go or New York than you are
tn the prosperity o f your own
town, your own neighbors,
then continue to send to mall
order house* for goods. I f
you want your own town to
thrive
W
SPEND YO U R M O NEY
W H E R E YOU M A K E IT.
examination o f the fruit on dis­
play showed that a preponder­
ance o f it was scaly and wormy.
“ A few years ago a fruit in­
spector in southern Idaho went
into a country store and examin­
ed y>me fruit on display.
The
fruit
well
was
colored
apples,
large,
and seemingly
perfect.
The inspector found no scale but
in the box was one wormy apple.
He
confiscated the box.
This
strict application and scrupvlous
enforcement ot the law has re­
sulted in clean orchards for the
Payette
Valley
of
Idaho
and
healthy orchards, and when the
consumer buys he buys healthy
and not diseased fruit.
“ But why this contrast o f sec­
tions?
Yamhill county, tco, has a
fruit inspector, so we are told,
though there is truly no evidence
o f his work as it should be done
here.
W ere his work done and
done well we would* not expect to
find such fruit on display at the
local stores as we do find. And
why should we complain, because
the law is not enforced, because
poor fruit is thrust upon the mar­
ket? Not necessarily.
Sheridan
is now in the center o f 6000 acres
of young orchards which will be
in bearing next year and the years
after. But we must qualify that
with the condition the orchards
are healthy. And to keep these
orchards healthy the diseased
trees around must be treated or
eradicated.
One diseased tree
can in almost* inconceivable time
communicate the diseaset to an
entire orchard.
“ It is only jnstiee to the growers
as well as the consume that the
fruit inspector be strict and
scrupulous.”