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Haturday,’ April 211,' 191(1
THE PALL8 CITY NEWA
Jfallg (ßttg N
pw b
tions into which he may be forced.
President Wilson spends a great
deal o f his time in keepincr fully
advised with reference to foreign
affairs and in directing his polic
ies; but the task has not made
him grow thin, or look older.
TH E r u K O » _ *a iG H T ï r iv e r . I B I B Q E
CONTRACT LET
LOCAL ITEMS
Mr*. Inman and Anna aia visit-
This Wonderful Stream la Navigable
For Soma 2.500 Mil««.
Inff friends hem.
Describing the great Yukon rlvar, C o u n ty W ill ir o o l R o w W o o d e n B rid g e
Hub Hennstt and family havt
L. WOOD ft SON,
Harry A. Aurr In hla book. ‘Tamp
on D a y to n S tr o o t .
1 . 0 H e rre ld
moved bark to Falla City.
Publisher».
Fire« In the Yukon.” aaya:
Q e t * C o n t r a s t.
The north «rat angle o f the nmtrni
Mine Muliel Sheppard left fo>
Enter-*! m •*'<'«-nd-ct« au mail at the poutuffuv
hemisphere stretches Into the Pacific
at Fa!»* I'itT IMk Cnuuty. tlre«oa. uodrr the
Salem
T hu rsd ay m orning
Art Jf lYnyrruu of \Unh 1 1ST9.
ocean toward Asia, forming the Unit
The bids for the Dayton street
ed
States
territory
o
f
Alaska,
well
Mrs. C. M. OIU and children ex
TcUpfceat - Ne«* Office. S 3 .
termed a nation's treasure bouse. Se|<a bridge were opened Wednesday pect to leave today for Toledo
Subaeription lUtw: O h p w . *1 00 its M i t i l i
rated frwin Alaska on the east by only at Dallas and the various bids lo join her husband who baa em
t* CMtst i K im imhi ÜM. iS rant«. atnsW rapjr. S its.
the Imnglnaiy boundary of the one
ployment t her a in the null.
hundred and forty first meridian of canvassed. L O. Herrald’s bid
AdvertUInf Rate» I>i«play. IS cent« aa Inch
longitude lies a land of romancs and was $721. and that of Ira C.
A surprise patty was given 8. \V.
Rasine«« Notices. ' cents s line ; For »sie. Rent.
somewhat of mystery—the Yukon.
Wingo at hia home Sunday, it be
Mehrling $7(52.
Rxchsnre. Want «n d Psy Kntertalnmenl No C la im C o u n tr y W a s In s u lte d b y F a il
Within this Yukon territory there
tices. S els. a Une. PaM o l Thanks SO et»; Le*«
The specifications call for a ing bis birthday. Tim gneeu were
u re o f S o o r o ta ry o f T r e a s u r y a n d flows a remarkatde and mighty stream,
Notices, tesai rates.
his relatives from Monmouth and
the Yukon river, which not only fur wooden structure, but the time
P a r ty R o t V is itin g P la c e .
spent the day with him and his
Copy for new ads. and chances should be sent
nlshed the name to this domain, but. for completion appears to he ob
family.
to The News not later than Wednesday.
“
with Its tributary streams, constitutes
scure; in fact so far as can be
Official Nswspapsr ef the City ml Falla Cits
lim a
i n« i on o _____ practlcsily the only artery o f com
Hurt Wonderly and d ie s liar-
mma, reru, Apnl 25. Several merce development amt civilisation | learned there is no time set for
tong returned Wednesday night
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY OF FALLS CITY
newspapers in tones increasingly wltbln the territorial boundartea.
the beginning or ending. How
Klalug within flftecn miles o f the I’a
from a trip to Portland. Bert aaya
H. J. Grillili. Mayor.
bitter, today advocated a demand
ever,
it is to be hoped that it will
R M. Wonderly. Councilm an-at-Larte
cldc ocean at Dyea Inlet, on the south
that
on the road lietween Catuby
on Washington for an apology for era boundary o f the country, the Yu he pushed through without any
O. W. Brentner,
and
Auronra
there came on one of
Georye C. .March.
the alleged insult to Peru because kon tears and rips Its Irresistible way unnecessary delay.
C. J. Bradley.
north
by
west
about
1.000
miles,
where
the
hardiat
rains
for fit teen min
Council men
Secretary o f the Treasury Mc-
I. G. Singleton.
It crosses the arctic circle nud. turn
ute«
that
he
ever
saw; the water
C. L. Hopkins.
Adoo and his party did not stop lng westward, flows more than 1.200
N Selig.
Extra copies ol The News are stood two inches in the road and
there on their tour o f South Amer miles through the middle of Alaska
C. K. McFherren. Auditor and Police Judge
until It loses Itself In ths Icy waters printed each week, and will be sent it was difficult lo see the fence
ica.
Walter L. Too«« Jr.. City Attorney.
o f the raclflc.
Pat Murphy. Marshal and Water &ipt.
lo any address desired, postpaid, poet« a few yards away
M. L. Thompson. Treasurer
Peculiar among rivers la the extent for 6 cents per copy.
Dr. F. M. Hellwarth. Health OSIcer.
of Its navigability, for steamboat navi
FOOLING T H E BATTER.
gation begins at Lake Bonnet, not
lh e C o u n c il meets in regular session on the first
FAREWELL PARTIES
Monday night of each month, at 7 »0 o'clock, in Tactics and Tricks Used by the Big quite forty miles north of Dyen pass,
lhursday
evening a farewell
where
rise
the
streams
that
feed
the
he office of the Falls City News.
SUMMONS
League Pitchers.
waters of the lake. From the head of
parly was given at tha home of
la the Woman's Home Companion Is
In the Circuit Court o f the State
S a t u r d a y , A p r il 29. 1916
an article on pitching baseball curves navigation—and I refer to steamboat
navigation—to the outlet o f the riv of Oregon for Polk County. De Mra. Miller in honor of Loin Reece
by C. H. Claudy. In It he says;
who departed Friday morning for
'T e w big league pitchers depend on er In Bering sea the distance Is ai>- partment No. 2, No. 4813.
proxlmately 2.500 miles, over which
LOOTING IT BOTH WAYS.
her new home in Enterprise, O re.;
many varieties o f curve to 'fool' the
large aize steamers operate all sum John T. Hughes, Plaintiff, v. Alvah
It is with regret that her friend«
At the beginning of his term batter. No matter wha the effect o f a mer, excepting three and a half miles
G. Linehack, Kida IJneback, Alex
wide and sweeping curve may be upon
of Falls Cily hid her farewell,
Mr. Wilson proceeded to loot the one of your teammates, a curve ball at the canyou and rapids, where the
Christ. Kina Christ, Walter L
diplomatic service for the purpose in the big league is as easy to hit aa a steamboats could run downstream, but
Tooze and Phil Arthur, Defend-
by reason o f the currents It would be
A farewell party was given iu
of protecting places for “ deserv- straight one. provided the batter knows Impossible to get them upstream.
ents.
.
r.
. „
.
It 1» coming. But when a good pitcher
And this navigability over so much
honor of Mabel Sheppard Tbur«-
mg Democrats , among whom the wt8 to work on ,
be d o w t
of Its course seems to be characteristic To Alex Christ and Rina Christ,
day, April 27, which wa« given by
most deserving were found to be let him know what la coming.
not only o f the main artery o f the
defendants above named.
“
With
three
balls
and
two
strikes
al
her friends. Botore tbs friend«
those who had contributed most
Yukon, but holds as to Its tributary
most any major league batter Is enti
In the name of the State of Ore departed for their homes, refresh
generously to the Wilson campaign tled to believe that the neit pitch will streams, as the Tahklul. the Teslln.
Pelly. Stewart. Tauuna. Koyukuk.
gon: You are hereby required to ments wire served, after which
fund. Toward the end of his term be a 'fast one splitting the plate.' But the
Porcupine and the White rivers are
If
the
pitcher
has
his
nerve
with
him
ap(iear and answer the complaint they bade Mabel farewell. Time«-
Mr. Wilson is again looting the di
uuvlgable
for
very
considerable
dls
it may be a sudden inshoot. Expecting
plomatic service for the purpose the natural straight hall and finding tances by the large flat bottomed filed against you in the above en pieseiit were as fullow«; Winnie
about a tenth o f a second before the steamboats of the Mississippi type.
P«ru Pipers Denand
II. S. Make Apology
o f providing useful and energetic
politicians who will assist in carry ball gets to the plate that It la jumping
In toward him. the batter bns no time
ing forward his campaign for re- to change hla 'set' and strikes out.
"The essence o f any 'fooling' dellv-
election.
It
is ju
inst
T' then‘
,u fcature
“ “ «P^tFdness.
To
n is
s t now
no a made
m a a e known
Known that
tn at ” make
use of U th|g
< ^ „ ,1 of t(K,
Henry Morgenthau, Ambassador Tooling' delivery Is necessary.
at Constantinople, will resign his "And the easiest curve to control la
the curve which is pitched most natu
post to take up some very impor rally.
tant work connected with the fin- j "That Is why the big lengue pitcher
ancial end of the President’s can- doesn't try to master the curves of
« . . .
.,
. every other pitcher, but sticks to those
vass. Mr. Morgenthau is n ow in he can do
^
g „ atert pltrber
th is co u n try on le a v e o f
a b sen ce Of the game won fame for hls 'fade
and a fe w w e e k s aeo it w a s hint-
ed that the exigencies of politics
would prevent his return to Tur
key. In the white heat of a ficti-
titious indignation this rumor was
denied. But the truth now ap
pears—and Mr. Morgenthau will
stay at home. The experience he
has gained in Turkey will go for
naught A n o t h e r “ deserving
Democrat” will be sent to that
troublous area to learn the ropes
at the expense of the American
treasury and to the cost of Amer
ican interests. But Mr. Wilson
will have achieved the distinction
of being the first President who
has attempted to loot the diploma
tic service both going and coming
a'T.a/ ' ! he b*n that ? Uhers " nd <UeB
at the plate after starting like a cannon
ball. But for every 'fadeaway' Matty
ever threw be pitched a dozen straight
fast or «low bolls, and they all came
from the same motion. It is not know
ing until the last fraction of a second
whether the ball will go waist high
plump into the catcher'« mitt or weak
ly drop off to one «lde which make« the
'fadeaway' a terror.”
Born Lucky.
P int Cos tar—Well, poor old BUI'«
gone.
Second Coster (»comfully)—Poor. In
deed! Luckiest bloke In the market
Couldn't touch nufflnk wlfout It turned
to money. Insured 'Is 'ouse—burned in
a month. Insured 'laself agin haccl-
dents—broke 'Is harm first week. Join
ed the Burial serciety last Toosday,
and now ’«'« ’opped It I call It luck.”
—London Tit-Bits.
Patlancs.
HANDLING MEXICO
Francisco Villa has proven to
be the real human competitor of
the cat with seven lives, for his
death was reported fully that
many times in Washington. Of
course it was not many months
ago that Villa was somewhat of
a favorite with the administra
tion, but the fates seemed to be
against him; and Carranza, the
troublesome, became the favorite
and was recognized as the head
o f the Mexican government. The
attempts at Washington to deal
with the different phases o f the
Mexican matter during the past
few years, have always resulted
in the same disappointing con
clusion that Mexicans as a rule
do not tell the truth, and are
therefore very unreliable. There
seems to be no restriction in this
class between peons, senators,
generals or defacto presidents.
For twenty long years a West Vir
ginia woman remained constant to her
husband, who left hls home dn a jour
ney and baa only just returned. There
was no mystery about hla absence,
however. He came to Washington to
take out a patent—Washington Her
ald.
titled Court and suit, within six
weeks from the date of the first
HER HUNDRED DOLLAR B ILL
j publication of this summons, towit,
it w as Money Hoarded and Y«t it w»« on or before the 15th day of May,
Money Flung Away.
In the American Magazine we read
the following;
“ Mrs. Davis came into possession of
a $ioo bin. Piizing this money be^
cause It was the tirst she ever earned.
she kept the original bin in in* posses,
slon, most o f the time on her person.
Only a short time before her death
were her relatives aware that she still
bad the bill.
“ When a little girl, nine years old.
she deposited $10 In a savings bank
and received a pass book. She carried
this book with her for seventy -five
years. Three weeks before her death
she told her grandson she was curious
to know if the bank was still doing
business and what had become o f her
deposit.
A letter giving the num
ber o f her pass book, tbo amount of
the deposit and her maiden and pres
ent name was written. Just a week
from the day the letter was posted a
reply was received to the effect that
the deposit, together with the accrued
Interest for seventy-five years, amount
ing in all to $325.65. was In the bHDk
for Mrs. Da via.
“ Had she deposited the $100 bill
with a savings bank paying 4 per cent
Interest compounded quarterly the
principal and Interest would have
amounted to the handsome sum of
$601.89. The $100 bill would have
earned for her five other $100 bills.
“Her Investment at nine years of
age multiplied Itself for her thirty-one
times. Her sentiment at the age of
thirty-nine, persisted In for forty five
years, deprived her o f many comforts
In her old age which the $000 would
have provided.”
The Lutine Bell.
The Lutine bell that rings at Lloyd's
cornea from the crack French frigate
which was captured by Admiral Dun
can. In 1799 she was sent by London
REOPENING OF CANAL
merchants with £1,175.000 on board to
Goethalls is on top o f the j o b Hamburg, but was lost off the Texel.
. . .
..
r.
Lloyd’s underwriters recovered £100.-
again, and he has the Panama
aIMj sn
chair and bell.
Canal open to traffic. The water- the latter of which is always kept In
was has virtually been closed for Lloyd's committee room and rung
when an overdue ship arrlves.- -Lon-
seven months, during which time don Standard.
the dredging fleet has removed
a mountain or two. But in such
a task as building the Panama
Canal, minor things hardly count.
There have been some attempts
at Washington to str up trouble
for Colonel Goethals, but the in
spiration o f the effort in this di
rection appeard to eminate from
rival interests engaged in dredge
contracts. Advices received at
the National Capital are to the
effect that Colonel Ooethals seels
CARRIES HIS TROUBLES EASILY that his task is about finished,
The appearance o f President and he expects to return to the
States within a few
Wilson indicates that he gets a United
months.
good sleep every night, and is
not unnecessarily exercised over
President Wilson's attitude on
the conditions in foreign affairs.
the
armed liner question is wrong,
This does not signify that the
and
the United States “ should be
President has any lack o f appre
neutral
in action as well as in
ciation o f the gravity o f affairs—
words,”
was the decis ion of the
but a man can even become ac
Lawyer’s
Club, o f Portland, at its
customed to troublesome nations,
regular
meeting
in the Central
just as he is able to reconcile
himself to most any o t h e r c o n d i - 1 library Thursday o f last week.
Man Are So Evasive.
The haughty saleslady finally con
descended to notice the shopping per
son. "Is any one waiting on you?” she
asked.
“ I’m nfrnld not. My husband was —
I left him outside, you know—but I'm
sfrald he's gone borne.” —Philadelphia
Ledger.
Too Smart.
Willie— Pa, do you know every
thing? Pa— Yes, my son. Why do you
ask? WUlle—Why, I wanted to find
nut why it la that the heavy end of a
match Is the ‘‘light” end. Pa—You
go and take a walk, young man; you
are getting too sm art— Pittsburgh
Press.
Political Pr«parodn«as.
“Well, have you been fixing your
fences?”
“ Been digging trenches,” declared
Congressman Flubdub. “ I'm In for a
real fight” — Kansas City Journal.
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; the said complaint for want there-
of the plaintiff will apply to saic
, Court and take a decree for the
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p r a t e d fo r in th e said com -
Shields, K. Fatlaud, Pearl Snede-,
ker, Harold Wagner. Hallatt Mur
phy, George Wagner, Elizabeth
Wagner, Vernon Murphy, Emerson
Murphy, Albert, Edward and 8am-
uel Warren, Hal Wade, Marion
Crocker, Loleta
W rit, Trevial
Powers, Fred Trask, Lucille Finley,
Vearl Courier, Mabel Wurlzberger,
Charles Wurlzburger, Delbert Deal, *
Mrs. Wurtzherger.
fcrofcoolonal H a r t o
n iv a li I an
F. M. HELLWARTH
PHYSICIAN AND SUKUKON
Office one door east of P. O.
Hrau*«ìli-» P hone 36H
Fall« city,
Orsfon
CHIKnlHACTK'
DR. W. L. Holloway
CHIROPRACTIC
Will bs al Fall« Clly
MONDAY ana FRIDAY Altrnim .e«
Kack W e««.
B u 0 tnc 00 d a r t o
HOTEL
jF a ll 8 d it£ *> o te l
S a m p le N e e m e
B ea l A s s a m m o S a tlo n a
F. Orease, Freerleler
HAKt-KK SHOPS
Bohle's Barber Shops
F e lls C ity . O ra s s e
Vhsrs yaa es* |»t « U r n . Islr Cal. Irik
i f 'Shine'
*t«*i f«r Dalla» ilea* Uaafry
I Buii-ll«« forwarded 1u««day «» « » I n *
MONI'M UNTI
G. L. H A W K I N S
M ARBLE AN D GRANITE
M ONUM ENTS
D a lla s, O r a ia s
FUNKMAI. 1>1 HECTOR
R. L C H A P M A N
F it ritra i D irad o»
Wa «Haag Sa all wart »»amplia-
Dalle« mmd Falla City. Or
B R O W N -S IB L IY
ABSTRACT
CO;
•lo MUI (llfMl lift lift«. Of B f Ott
JOHN M HIHLKV. M«n*cer
¡plaint, viz.:
Our BbilfAil plant Is poAttnl dally from
Pulk County Records.
That plaintiff recover off and
from the defendants Alvah G
Linehack and Rida Linehack Three Monday morning. Ho! Ho! Ho!
hundred and seventy-five ($375 ) We all heard the whistle blow,
i Dollars, with interest thereon at Every man and every child,
per Cent per annum since On the air so clear and mild,
_ ,
,,
Heard that whistle loud and shrill,
rebruarv J i, 1911, until paid, ant
Of the old Falla City mill.
Sixty i $60) Dollars as attorney’s
fees herein, and his costs and dis Long we’ ve liatened, long we've
[waited.
bursements, and that the mort
For that whistle so belated;
gage given by said defendants
Now at last with joyous thrill,
Lineback to W. H. Boals October We hear the whistle o f the mill,
27. 1906, and recorded on page 157 And the sound we like to hear,
of Volume 27 of the Polk County, For we know that work is near.
Oregon, Mortgage Records, and May she run for many a day,
Headquarters f o r Candy and Cigar J
now held by plaintiff, be foreclos Without a stop or p delay.
HARRINGTON
ed in the manner provided by law, And give the good men here a show,
and that the real property describ To pay the debts that they all owe,
May the ‘ ‘donkeys’ ’ climb the steep.
ed in the said mortgage, viz.:
’That tract or parcel of land, be And send the logs down in a heap.
ing a part o f the Donation Land And the mill and planer too,
Claim o f John Sheldon and wife, May they run the whole day through.
Notification No. 6832, Claim No. And give the men a chance to work,
41, in Township 8 South, Range f For few of them will duty shirk,
Then the people will all see.
West of the Willamette Meridian,
Falls City as she ought to be.
in the County of Polk and State of
Business booming, people coming,
Oregon, and bounded and describ
Men awhistling, women humming,
ed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
Children playing, crying, laughin-r,
a point which is 32 chains South As they keep on with their chaffing,
and 25 chains West from the Blow the whistle! let it blast!
Northeast corner of said Claim; The mill has started up at last.
thence South 18.80 chains; thence
Candi»«, Tobaccos and Cigars, at
—Anonymous,
West 6.00 chains; thence North
L. B. WON DERBY'S
18.80 chains: thence East 5 chains
to the place of beginning, contain
ing 9.40 acres, more or less;
School has closed for a fern days
—be sold for the satisfaction of giving Mrs. Neal a chance to fight
Notice to News Subscribers
the amounts decreed to be due the a very had enemy, poiaon oak.
plaintiff herein, and that plaintiff
Miss Katie Barnhart and Mra.
A mark here indicates that
may have such other relief as is George King were visiting home-
your subscription is delinquent.
prayed for in the said comolaint. folks Saturday and Sunday.
Please call And fix it.
This summons, by order of the
Wm, Tillitsmi has moved his
I
Hon. H. H. Belt, Judge of said Jamily to (he Joe Card place where
Court, dated the 30th day of he will he near his work at the !
March, 1916, is published once a cemsnt plant.
week for six consective weeks, in
M r. H « m e S aakar
Work at the cement plant is in ’ [ C O M E T O F A L L S C I T Y , O S t O O N ]
the Falls City News, a weekly
full sway and it is expected they
an d B u y O r s h t r « Lang
newspaper of general circulation
will have rock ready to ship by
published in said County.
the last of the week.
The date of the first publication
Beware o f Oin tm ents for
Easter exercises were held at the
of this summons is April 1,1916.
school house Sunday morning and I Catarrh T h a t C on ta in M ercury
OSCAR HAYTER,
mercury will «ursly drmtroy lha ««naa
at noou a bountiful lunch wa* at
of »m»ll and com(rleO>ly d«r«ne*> tha
Attorney for plaintiff.
whola
system when enterln« It through
spread to which all done justice. tha muroua
surface«. Such articles should
M13.
»aver ba used ex- ep« on prescription»
lady from Dallas preached in from repnublo phy« Irian« as the damafa
they will do Is ten fold to raa good you
the afteinoon.
can possibly derive from them. Rally
Do you like to read good stories?
Catarrh Cure, msraifsetured by F. 1.
We regret loosing our old neigh- Cheney A Co.. Tolydo. O.. contains
If
so
take
advantage
of
our
club-
For Ho Didn’t Stay With It.
bor. Mr. Olcott. but since they are 2 £ S 7 'u£ i
¡¡M S -g »
“ I came from a very good family.” king offer in this issue of the paper
liope
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going
we
hope
good
fortune
will
g
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g
V
u
r
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b?VS?a
you
wnu-
said the tiresome one.
Correspondents wanted in every he theirs, welcoming to our midst
“ Some families certainly do seem to
oh io^bV rJ^ch««*"* c S '^ s t
strike luck!” said the wearied one — neighborhood in this section ol tns the new people who have moved I ■•'■«■MIs frae.
Bold by Dninlats. Prioe Tie par bottlat
Browning's Magazine.
on the place just vacated.
country.
Taka Badi'« Family FlBa *»r essati patios. J