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FALLS CITY RICH IN MINERALS Try Chiropractic. Tb» t m I k i w al the Gem tonight Alma Hopp» visited here Tues- day. CImitier Ward spent Kundiiy in Dalla». Have you commenced to make Karden? Cost Office Time Card C. J. Punii ¡ h »porting a Kord run about. Mr». C. K. Smith went to Black Oflico hour»: Daily, except Sun Bock Thuraday. day, 8 a m. to 6.80 p m. Walter L. Toose, Jr., Lawyer, Mail arrive», from Dallaa, Oregon. tf. Salem 0.00 a.m., 0:16 p.m. ham Tethcrow and family went Dallaa, 0:00 A. M., 0:16 P. M. Portland tV Kugene train 101, to Salem Friday. Vola Helig ha» been sick with the 11:5S a. m, grippe thia week. Black Rock, 1:30 P. M. W. B. Stevena of Portland wua Mail cloaea for: Salem ,8 50 A.M., 1 P.M. and 6:30 in town thia week. P. M. Mrs. Kditli Biown visited in Dallaa, 8:50 A. M. and5:30P. M. Dallaa list Sunday. Kugene & Portland train 162, Wilbur Lewis o f Dallas was in I p. m. thia city Inst Sunday. Black Bock, 11 A. M. Mr. and Mra. W. F. Nichols Mail Order and Poetai Having» went to Salem Tuesday, window cloaea at 0 P. M. C. L. Hopkins went to Salem S unday O nly Office hours: 0:30 to 10:110 a.m: with Kd Brown Tuesday. Mail arrives from Salem, 0:00 Mra. Jessie Moyor lias been fight a ni. ing off the grippe thia week. Portland & Kugene train 101, Henry Weatling of Dallaa was 11:55 a. m. visiting Geo. Farrien Tuesday. Mail cloaea foi Salem, 8:50 a. ill. Sam Hiestand wua in Dadas Kugene A Portland train 102, 1 Thursday transacting business p. m. Lester Dodd came over from Kffective Oct. 20, 1016. M in roe to help his fattier on the I ma C. M ki i kmno , Postmaster farm. PAID P O LIT IC A L NO TICES FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY I hereby announce my candi dacy for the republican nomina tion tor the office o f District At torney. If nominated and elected. I shall entorce all laws as I find them without fear or favor, and in a just, conscientious manner. I will give to the County’s affairs the same careful, conscientious at tention I would give to the affairs of private clients. I respectfully solicit your support, and if nom inated and elected, will devote my entire time to giving you an administration of the affairs of this office such as may reward you for the trust and confidence placed in me. W ALTER L . T 0 0 IE , JR . Free Methodist Church Sunday 8chonl 10:00 A. M. Preaching 11:00 A. M. Claes meeting 12:00 P. M. Evening service 7:30. H. A. W a l t b b , Paator M. L Church Sunday Servicaa Sunday School Morning Service Junior League Kpworth League Kvening Service 10:00 11:00 8:80 6:30 7:30 For F ile—Thoroughbred Scotch Collie puppies. Phone 311. H. Bedienl. Mrs, Esther Montgomery and Kditli »pent Saturday and Sunday ; in Salem. Mis» KI la Mehrling spent Sat urday and Sunday visiting with hotnefolks. Donald Hodges spent Saturday and Sunday in Salem the guest of Wymie Grier. Remember Geo. Ferrien, the meat man, always treat you well. On Sower’s corner. 1 he Southern Pacific has begun to haul “ real logs” aover its Falls City road ugaiu. A. F. Courter of Salem spent Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Courier. Hu sure and examine our Bar gain Counter. You can save mon ey. M. L. Thompson. Fresh Bread, Cakes,Cookies, P»es, ami other bakery goods, every day at the Falls City Bakery. Inquire about a No. 1 millinery business for sale at a bargain at Mickaisou’s Realty Co’s., office. A. M. Mrs. Barnett Brown and son, A. M. and Mrs. Floyd Seymour of Salem P. M. visited here Friday and Saturday. P. M. Tom Word, ex-sheriff of Multno P. M. mah county was in the city the Week-Day Servieea first of the week looking ufter his Teacher Training clave. Friday ranch. 7:00 P. M. For Sale— At Mickalsou’a Realty Prayer Meeting, Friday 8:00 P. office One first class, 4-year old M. Holstein cow; will freshen soon; a W. J. W arrkn , Pastor. perfect pet. University of Oregon, Kugene. Feb. 25. — Reds of black »slid near Fulls City contain eight mineral». They are chromite, magnetite, nionasite, gurnet, olivine, quartz, gold and (iron. The information is contaiiiid in a bulletin, “ Min erals of Oregon,” written by G ra ham J, Mitchell, assistant profes sor of geology in the University of Oregon. The I ullntin mention» 80 mineral» that have been repott ed V'/ the department of geology a» occurring in Oregon-, and gives their occurrence» as have bee i re ported. The bulletin does not pretend to he exhaustive. A copy muy he had free by addressing the registrar, University of Oregon, Eugene. Chromite is the source of chrom ium salts and is also used in making hard steel and for making brick to line smelter furnaces in some instance». Muguotile, w hich occu r» in the black sand« of the Pacific coast, is found in the black sand of Fall» City. It ie an ore of iron strongly attracted hv a magnet. Gold and monazite, the source of thoria from which the welsbach gas mantle is made, are two more. Garnet crystols which are used for abrasive purposes in finishing wood and leather. Perfect crystols are valuable as museum specimens. Olivine, which when a clear va riety is called peridut, is used as a gem. Quartz is used fur optical instru ment!'. Quirts sand is good for glass-making and as sandstone is good for hones anil grinding stones. It is fused in electric furnace fur making heat-resisting “ silica ware” The last of the minerals listed for Polk county is zitcoti. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY A surprise birthday party was given at the home of C. A. Hunter, Friday night February 18, in honor of Mrs. C. A. Hunter's 42<J birthday. Aliout thirty-four friends gather ed at the home and the evening was spent in dancing and playing games. Luncheon was served at mid-night. The merry-makers de parted wishing many happy re turns of the day. The following were present: Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jones, Mrs. Neva Gov ier, Mr. and Mrs. A L. Brown. Mr. and MrB. W. R. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. R. V. DeWitt, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Wurtzburger; Misses Olso Brown, Ona Brown, Clara Davis, Flossie Davis, Mabel Hunter, Elsie Kueebone; Messrs. Otho Bell, R'llph Magee, Glen Ferguson, Chancey Davis, James Hunter, Andrew Hun ter, Dave Martin, Otto Kneebone. Dick Gage, Armon Brown, George Ouderkirk, Oliver Jones, Casey Jones, Ed Norris, Chester Hunter, and Francis Leonard from Canada. G. W. Brcntner received a post card from Mrs. Emma Hinshaw, who was recently appointed in structor of Domestic Science and Art in the government Indian training school at Greenville, Cal. The picture of the school building, which was a large one, was on the card and it stated that she liked her position and has found plenty Miss Hammond went to West D e a fn e s s C a n n o t B e C u r e d of new friends there. by local applications, aa they cannot Salem Friday to take part in the reach the Ulseoaed portion of the ear. There la only one way to cure dcafnt-H, Parent-Teachers Association that and that la by conatltuUonal remedies. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condi convened there Friday night. Oakdale Items. tion of the mucous lining of the Eusta chian Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It la entirely closed. Denfneea Is the result, and unless the In flammation can be taken out and this tub« restored to Its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nlno eases out of ten srs caused by Catarrh, which Ir nothing but an Inflamed condi tion of the mucous surfaces. We will sits One Ttandred Dollar* for »nr eats of pen f see« (canned by catarrh) test cannot be on rod by italic Catarrh Caro Send for circular» free g. J (-T1MH1T, A 0 0 , Toledo, Ohio. Bold by nracfUta. Tbo. Taka LUlie really Fill» for ooonUpaUon. G. O. Clement of Rainer and Fred Belcher of Portland were in the city Friday. Mra. Mildred Cutler of Salem is vieitiug her mother, Mr». Addle Montgomery thia week. L. B. Wonderly, Cbas. Hartung, and Mr. and Mra. Chas. Hopkins went by auto to Salem Friday. Mrs. Rose Harding of Willia- Mr. Dennis is home from eastern mina is here visiting her parents, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Flint, She Lawrence Swaringer fell from a expects to temain a couple of tree a few days ago receiving aer- weeks. ious injuries. Mrs. M. J. Cocker line of Kst&ca- The narrow guage railroad at the da, Oregon, who has been visiting cement plant is completed and a her daughter, Mrs. Grace Hansen goodly number of men are busy for the past week, returned to her getting things ready to begin tak home Saturday. ing out rock for shipment. Vernon and Emerson Murphy, Mrs. Lewis and son, Hershel went to Monmouth this week. Grandma Murpliy and eon Fount Hershel will remain with his took Sunday dimier at W. L. Barn grandmother there and go to school hart's. while his parents are at camp. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. King and Mrs. Travis are visiting the Barn C. Kirkpatrick of Ft. Steila- coomb, Wash., who recently pur hart family. The farmers are busy putting in chased the Limebeck place was in A 10 cent tea waa served the 23d their crops during the nice weather. the city the first of the week pre at the home of Mia. F. M. Hell- O. Dennis visited his mother in warth. A large number attended paring to make his summer home Falls City this week. and a sum of $8 or $10 waa netted. here. Mr. and Mr». Thomas Leather- wood, brother of Mri. Sheppard visited with her a few day» last week. Mr. Leather wood went on to Portland leaving Mr». Leather- wood here for a abort visit. Mis» Viola Latte gave a birthday party last Saturday, it being her ninth birthday. Nine of her little girl friend», including Mrs. Jcsso Mover and Miss Hammond were present. Gjmes were played and the afternoon v/a» enjoyed im mensely. C, H. Paylor of Washington is •pending a few days with C. R. Cochran. Mr. Paylor i» on his return from a visit in Arkansas He hh ys that the lumber business is improved, hut on account of Hoods during I he past year the farmers are in hard luck. The E. T. C. Club met Wednes day afternoon at “ Sunny Side Home,” the home of Mary and Lillian Marshall. A very pleasant afternoon was sptnt, one of the pleasing features being a dainty lunch prepared and served by the hosttsses. Those present were: Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. F. A. Horn, Lois Reece, Beth Deal, Mary mid Lillian Marshall. TAKEN BY SURPRISE Thursday night friends invaded the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bed- ient, the occasion being the 26th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Bed- lents wedding. There were about twenty-two visitors present who brought with them good things to eat and the evening was »pent in feasting and merry-making. The party broke up about mid-night. NON LIABILITY NOTICE R. E. W i l l i a m s , M. L . T h o m pso n , W. F. N ic h o l s , R. G. W h it e , President Vice-President Cashier Assistant Cashier Bank of Falls City F a lls C i t y , P olk C o u n t y . 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. T H E JO KER Edited by Falls City High School. i marred, on closer inspection we Celebrate Washington's Birthday Tuesday afternoon the whole j found that Waliie’s “ peach-fuzz” school assembled in the High Hchool was missing. We advised Wallie assembly room to celebrate Wash to use a safety razor after this. ington’s birthday The first, sec Last week a young lady with a ond, third, fourth and fifth grades pathetic physiognomy presented and the High School Orchestra herself to Professor Haley with the furnished a program which was statement that she had swallowed appreciated by ail. After the pro a pin which had lodged in the eso gram the school was dismissed to phagus causing agonizing pain. go and search for the cherry tree Whereupon that tender hearted individual promptly sent her to that George cot down. the Doctor. When a short time Miss Beulah Young visited had elapsed Mr. Haley called up the Doctor and asked how his pa school Wednesday. tient waa progressing. That dig Howard Breutner was absent nitary however deciaied that he from school two days this week £ had seen nothing of the pin-de- Lloyd Miller returned to school vourer. It was later discovered Monday morning after being ab that she had gone for a stroll with sent a week. “ a very dear friend” causing the Jay Seun has been absent from memory of her suffering to sink school for three days because of a into total oblivion. tad case of la grippe. Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern: That the undersigned nor his one-haff interest in the saw mill and logging outfit now owned by Munson and Davis and locat ed about 2j miles from Falls City will not be responsible for any labor done in the mill or woods or connected therewith or for any supplies furnished to operate said plant if operated by any Alluring Spring is Here Miss Lillian Marshall has been other person than himself. Is there any one whose aesthetic excused from school for three days Signed this 4th day o f Feb. 1916 this week, because of the arrival of sense is so deficient as to make M. C. M unson . them unheedful of beautiful spring friends from Idaho. The High School Play entitled DISSOLUTION NOTICE “ The Red Acre Farm’ ’ will be pre Notice is hereby given that the sented at Dallas Thursday evening partnership formerly existing be March 2. They will be assisted tween M. C. Munson and C. W. by the High School Orchestra. Davis, under the firm name of the Don’t forget the program that Munson A Davis Lumber Co., is will be given at the School House dissolved. I, C. W. Davis buying Match 1st. Come and bring all what little interest the said M. C. the books and magazines that are Munson has ever owned. I will doing you no good. They will nat be responsible for any debts help out the town Reading room. contracted, cr that may be con When Wallace Gottfieid came tracted by the said M. C. Munson. to school Monday morning he Signed this 24th day of Feb. looked as though he had been a combatant in a lively scramble. His countenance was somewhat Business Man Praises Dr. Miles’ Heart Remedy S u co catfu l M e rch a n t A fte r In v e ttig a tlo n F o u n d a Rem edy T h a t R e stored H ie H e alth . "This la Thanksgiving day In the state of Pennsylvania, and I want to devote a part of It In writing a letter to you. On the 26th day of November. TO. I was stricken with heart trouble. My family physician called It Angina Pectoris. I had from one to live attacks In 24 hours. In t h e latter p a r t o f Oecember. 1910 1 wrote to the Information con cerning my case, and In reply I received a very kind and Instructive letter, which I handed to my family doctor, and ha told me to use your Remedies In connection with the medicine he gave me. so I did. I used live bottlee of Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy and eeven bottles of Dr. Miles' Nervine. I was conflned to the house for about four months. The notion of my heart Is aow. and has been normal for the last six months. I can truly recommend Dr. Miles' Nervine and Heart Remedy to do what they are Intended for. If used according to directions. I thank you kindly for your ndvlco In anawer to my monthly reports I am now sixty - aeven years of age. have been In the mercantile business for thlrty-flve years and lived retired for thb lost thirteen yean" A. B. ROLL1NOBR. Lincoln. Penns. Dr. Milas* Heart Remedy Is sold and guaranteed by all druggists. it MILKS MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. V NOTICE OF PINAL SETTLEM ENT. with its subsequeut effect? At least two of our number are not so sore ly afflicted as may be seen by the following. Friday afternoou at roll call the said persons were con spicuous by their absence. Pro fessor Haley appointed himself a search party of one to go in quest of the missing. The results of this little episode was the passage of a law stating that all those feeling compelled to sacrifice themselves to the allurements of spriug by taking a stroll when their presence is required elsewhere are subject to the final exams at the end of the year. “ There is always a surplus of sweet coru. pickles, tomatoes and Notice is hereby given that John Edward Beezley. administrator of the estate of Edward E. Beezley, deceased, has filed his final ac count as such administrator in the County Court of the State of Ore gon for Polk County, and that Monday, the 20th day o f March. 1916, at the hour of ten o’clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Courtroom of said County Court in Dallas, Oregon, has been appoint ed by the Judge of said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published Feb ruary 19, 1916. JOHN E. BEEZLEY, Administrator aforesaid. OSCAR HAYTER, Attorney. CANNING FACTONIES even pumpkins that in a commu nity that has a canning factory can be easily turned iufo money,” he concluded. Undoubtedly he is right. Where such factoiies exist value is added to the surrounding lanus, as much more can be obtained per acre from raising such products as peas, to matoes, berries and fruits of all kinds. Truck-growers, gardners and farmers then do not need to “ take what's u> be got” or haul the truck back home. There is always the canning factory to sell to, and such an institution simply must have the goods to make it pay. Falls City needs such au institu tion. It’ s a worth-while industry and its coming should be encour aged. “ if all the fruit and vegetables Get your butter wrappers print that go to waste each year on ed at the News office. American farms could be saved, no For Sale— 55 pounds carpet rags, doubt several large European arm sewed hit and miss, or trade for ies could be fed for a long time on good Plymouth Rock hens. Ad what is now wasted.” The man speaking was advoca dress Mr9. Ida Dunn on Canyon road. 19-26-4. ting better use of this “ waste.”