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Saturday, Juna 24, 191(1 THE FALLS CITY NEWS Bud Harris is sporting a Fort!. We have a full line o f guar anteed hot water bottles and fountain syringes o f all sizes and prices. If you need a good hot water bottle let us show you one. We have bought some new rubber goods at a low price and therefore our prices are much lower this year. They are guaranteed one and two years. TH O M P SO N S DRUG STORE. I Headquarters for Candy and Cigar- WEATHERLY CONFECTIONERY Candi'-s, Tobaccos and Cigars, at L B. W O N D E R L Y ’ S r SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY Passenger Train Schedule Effective Oct. 4,1914 167 16 ) 161 W IST B O C SD pm. am. am. 4.00 Salem . . . 7:00 9.45 5.30 Dallas. . . 8.15 11.02 6.05 Falls C ity. 8.50 11.35 11:55 Bl’ kRock. 170 164 1« E ast BOUND am. pm. pm. 1.05 Bl'k Rock 6.11» Falls City. 9.30 1.25 6.40 Dallas. . . 10.10 2.00 7.45 Salem . . . 11.01 3.15 A C. P o w e r s . A g e n t M. a ------- J Deafness C annot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the car. There is only one way to cur deafness, an d that Is b y constitution Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condi tion o f the mucous lining of the riusta- chian Tube. When this tube is Inll imcd you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it Is entirely closed. Deafness is the result, and unless the in flammation can be taken out and thi3 tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nlno cases out o f ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condi tion o f the mucous surfaces. We sill Sire One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (canse-d by catarrh! tb&t cannot I k * cared by Ball s Catarrh Cure, bend for circulars free. F. J. CnBNEY, & CO, Toledo, Ohio. Bold by Druggists. ?5c. Take Ball** Family Fill» for constipation. Free Methodist Church Sunday School. 10 A. M. Preaching 11 A M . Ulass Meeting 12 P. M. Evening Service 7:30. N. W elte r , Pastor. M E. Church Sunday Services Sunday School 10 A. M. Morning Service 11 A. M. Junior League 3:30 P. M. Epworth League 7 P. M. Evening Service 8 P. M. W eek Day Services Praver Meeting Friday 7:30 Teachers Training Class, Friday 8 W . J. W a r r e . v , Pastor. Seventh Day Adventist Church Sabbath School 10 A. M. Preaching or Bible Study 11 A M Young Peoples Meeting 3:30 P. M. The best show at the Gem tonight Walter L. Tor>r>, J r , Lawyer, Dallas, Oregon. tf. Fresh Bread, Cakes,Cookies, Pies, and other bakery goods, every day at the Falls City Bakery. WHY WAR; WHY WILSON Financial report of clerk of School District No. 57, Polk Co.. Oregon for year ending June 19. D. Toller was a business visitor 1916. The Democratic press is making at Dallas Sunday. Pash on hand June 21, 1915 $ 598.10 the bald ascertion that President Mr. and Mrs. Tetherow are in Kec'd from County Treas Wilson has kept us out of war. In urer. District tax 5,382.22 Portland this week. fact it is undersUxxl that he will Rec’d from County Treas Mrs. ('has. Trimble returned to adopt this pharisaic wording as a urer. County fund 2,541.50 Black Rock Thursday. slogan and principal cumpuign Rec’d from County Treas f urer, State fund 598.50 argument. It is easy to make an Grandma Hansen has been ascertion, but evidentally that is Rec’d from County Treas quite ill. but is improving. urer. High School fund 738.70 as far as these Democratic breth Grandma Rust of Dallas visited Rec’d from other sources 1,980.20 ren ever interest themselves in friends here Sunday and Monday. Total $11,834 22; the matter. Will these gentlemen John Hughes and wife and chil D is b u r s e m e n t s : please tell what more Mr. Wilson dren returned to Black Rock Tues Paid for teachers wages $7,073.25 I could reasonably have been expec- day. Paid for fuel and supplies 1,045.98 | ted to do to involve us in war? Whut reuson could he have for Paid for repair on build Mrs. Ira Mehrling and daughter ing and janitor salary 76.’ >5.77 declaring war on any foreign Ella went to Newport Thursday Paid on Principal, interest power? What reason has any morning. and warrants 2,068 foreign power declaring war on Mrs. Kroon of Chicago, sister, of Paid on Clerk salary 100. us? Has any such threat l»een Dick Paul is visiting at his home Paid on library books, extended to the United States, not including County this week. and, if so, by whom? European library tax 82 countries have trouble enough at Mrs. Grace Hulburt visited with Paid on other purposes 131 home. Moreover, Congress has Mr. and Mrs. A. Edick near Stay- Cash on hand June 19, 1916 576. something to say about declaring Total $11,834 ton last week. war. Outstanding indebtedness 0 . Elle left Tuesday for Port If Holland, and Sweden, and June 21. 1915 6.067 land where he will spend an inde Outstanding indebtedness Norway, Denmark, and Switzer finite period o f time. June 19. 1916 6.850 land and Spain, in close proximity Money due from High to the zone of hostilities, have Sixty-nine acres o f land in School fund 1,900 kept out of war, why should not Michigan to trade for Falls Citv County and State fund 1,250 the United States, thousands of property. G. D. Treat Total $3,150 miles distant from the vortex, An ice cream social will be given Total indebtedness, keep out of war? Or has Presi -\ i.O O June 19. 1916 $3,700 on the lawn at the M. E. church dent Wilson likewise kept Spain, R. M. W onderly , today from 4 to 8 P. M. and Switzerland, and Denmark, District Clerk and Norway, and Sweden, anti Mary Kunsman o f Moro is visit Holland out of war? ing her grandmother, Mrs. Thorne and her aunt, Mrs. Mehrling. Now, what has President Wil son done toward not keeping us Mrs. Paul and children spent a out of war? part of the week at Oregon City. Mrs. Gibson has been quite sick He has tabled and ignored Jap They also visited in Portland. this week. an’s request for a settlement of Mr. and Mrs. McPherren and Mr. and Mrs. McGowen were in the California land question. The son of Albany visited C. E. Mc Falls City last Saturday night fire still smoulders; an aggrava Pherren here Friday and Satur visiting. ting smudge. day. Mrs. Price and Mrs. Domick He has purposely invaded Mex Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Meyer visit made a business trip to Dallas last ico on three different occasions, ed relatives and friends here and Saturday. and is no nearer the end of the then went to the roundup at Philo Grant Holt of the Spaulding road. math. He has sent armed forces into Logging Co. was at camp two or the West Indies, and threatens in three days this week. Mrs. Grace Hulburt, Mrs. A. tervention in the little island re Edick and Vernon Brentner motor Mrs. Frank Vincent left for publics. ed from Stayton to Falls City last Salem Thursday to be with her He has sent ultimatums to G e r-! Sunday. father who is not expected to live. many, intending to leave but one i Mrs. E. G. Balderee was in town course open; but he has been out-1 Mrs. E. C. Rogers and grandson of Monmouth visited her brother. Tuesday to meet one of her friends generaled, diplomatically, by Ber G. D. Treat and family the first from Yamhill who is here to spend lin’s foreign office. the summer with her. of the week. There is just one reason why Harold Ridneour who has been we are at peace with Germany, N. A. Lunde and family and B. Lunde went to Portland Sunday to in Washington the last two months, and that is because Germany does visit his father who is quite ill and returned Tuesday. Harold says not want war, at this time, with Black Rock is good enough for the United States. Mr. Wilson is still in very poor health. threw down the gauntlet, Kaiser him. Bring or send us vour watches, Louis Holt, the S. P. Co. scaler William would not pick it up. jow clrv, etc., for repairing; first Cool and candid analysis of the class work eu iran teed ; charges is back with us again, he has been facts proves that we are out of out with the company crew pick reasonable. W A. Per“ey, Jeweler, ing up logs that have fallen off the war not because of the President, Falls City. but in spite of him. cars. A logging train was wrecked Mrs. R. P. Price, our postmis last Saturday morning on the tress has bought a horse and M o»t O r ig in a l C lu b In A m a rioa . Spaulding logging road and two There exists !u one of our great buggy. She says she don’t care cars and the engine ditched. The western cities a uuique secret c lu b - what time the S. P. Co. runs, she called by the members tbe (Jet Out engine was not injured much but can go to Falls City when she gets and Get On club. It was organized the two cars were gathered up years ago by ten ambitious men who ready. and taken to the Dallas “ hospital.” looked upon tbemselves as not yet Oscar Ritan, mother and Miss having won auccesa. Membership for The school election Monday Grace Hamilton are here to spend twelve years has been limited to fifty. night proved to be quite a lively the summer. Oscar is looking The rules are what make this club different So member may call hlmaelf affair. The race for school direc fine and he says he is feeling fine, a success until tbe club votes blm one, tor between Hellwarth and Selig but he wouldn’t tell us when the and when the club votes any member a success, be Is expelled and his place was very close, Selig winning by mill was going to start. Is filled by another. But before a suc two votes. R. M. Wonderly was cess Is expelled a dinner Is given In My, it is awful cold, do you re-elected over Mrs. Singleton by bla honor and to welcome the new think it will snow! We are hav member. At this dinner the success a small majority. It was voted to ing some rains and it came just must read a paper explaining to his dispense with the music teacher. right, for the forest fires were fellows how and why he won. These papers are preserved.— American Mag Miss Hammond took 25 of her getting most too numerous to be azine. pupils Friday for an outing. They safe, but the rains have put them Rare Violins. left town at 9 o’clock and went to out. The rarest violins In the world are the home o f A1 Brown and gave a The annual school meeting was those which were made by Guarnerius recital. After being treated to held at the schoolhouse Monday del Gesu, only about forty of them be lemonade they went to the creek evening and the following officers ing known to exist One of these In struments was purchased by Ysaye for to spend the day. Some of the were elected: P. McGowen 3 years; $30,000. Two famous Stradivarius In children rode logs, and others O. J. Baker, 2 years, he was elect struments which were used by Bara- went in swimming, while some ed to the place of Wm. Ridneour, sate during big great coucert tours were sold. One o f these, the Bolsaler. contented themselves on the banks resigned; S. G. Price, district clerk Is In a museum at Madrid. It Is valued at $50,000. The other Is In a museum tatting. was re-elected. t'has. Bradk*y returned Portland Sunday. Rubber Goods REPORT OF SCHOOL DISTRICT. from A card party was given Wed nesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Nichols. Those present: Mr. and Mrs. E. G. White, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Treat, Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Mehrling: R. G. White, W. A. Graham; Misses Bertha Frink, Lyda Peters of St. Joseph, Mo., Mary Kunsman of Moro, Helen Duck o f Portland, Ella Mehrling, Lurena and Geneva Treat, Mildred Thompson. Scott Bros, had quite a runaway they were letting some cars down at the rollway and they didn’t have any brakes set, so the engine couldn’t hold them and the two loads, one empty and the engine ran half a mile and jumped the track, damaging three cars, two of them a total wreck. The engine was damaged slightly. Charles Krager, the engineer jumped just before the engine left the track received a severe sprain of the ankle. C L O S IN G O U T Our Entire Line of LACE C U R T A I N S A T H ALF PRIOE This is the season of the year that every gooff housewife indulges in house cleaning ami olff curtains can be replaced with new ones at small cost. J. C. T A L B O T T R . E .W il l ia m s . President M. L . T h o m p s o n , Vice-President W . F . N ic h o l s , Cashier K . G .W h it e , Assistant Cashier Bank of Falls City F alls 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. sto cd © raaflmé amd t o p o t g C s tfâMs ~ The constant strain of factory work, very often results in Headaches, Backaches and other Aches, and also weak ens the Nerves. DR. M ILES’ ANTI-PAIN PILLS I will quickly relieve the Nerves, or Pain, while S E V E R E PAIN . Dr. Miles’ Heart Treatment is very helpful when the Heart is overtaxed. IP FIRST BOX, OR BOTTLE. FAILS TO BENEFIT YOU. YOUR MONEY W ILL BE REFUNDED. •T u»<"d to auffar a *r*»t <J««I with lumbago In mr ahouldar» and back. A frl.nd Indurad mo to try Dr. MU m C Anti Pain PUIa and I am only too glad to ba ablaa to attest to the relief that I got from these eplendld plila. They form a valuable medicine end do all that It la claimed they will do.“ I.KWIS J. CUTTER. Marietta. Ohio. tonal io <.>0.5 ★ ★ ★ Preparedness and Peace it it it and the Engineer H E United Slain d ru m peace, bated oa |uaticc and mamtasied with honor. Bui lo inuire thu kind ol peace Americana muat know that nation« ale now defended not alone by fighting men. but by fighting mduatfvt. The Engine, ra ol thu country, trained aa only Amertean En ginceia are trained, hold that truth lo b - aa fundamental aa the law ol grant/ w ah I he authority cal the United Stale« Government more than 10,001) En ginerra and Chernaia, member« ol live eminent A met« an arwntibc bodlea. art making lot the krai lime ui I ha hutory ol the Government a minute, •warping aurvey ol the induatrial reacurcea ol America. They will go to the factories and mine« ol the land and with their to I* method, efficiency, and their «ole motive, patnotiam. form a vaat. flexible organ,/anon, auch aa ■he world hat never known. Then work will be the barn lot creating m thin country a true line ol defenae in I a n ol w ar- the ability lo produce awiltly, abundantly and wall untamed power all the thousand and one elements ol modem warfare Without aur h production iheie can he no efficient army and navy. Military Prepaiedneu win« the baltle. But Inj us lr ia l HrtpartJppnp wins the W A R I Induatrial Prep,redness involve« no huge expenaea. Only the K N O W L E D G E of whnt American lnduatay can do. T o K N O W ihe extent of each plant, the equipment of each «hop, the capacity of each mar liine. the ability of each man T H A T » the raw nee of Induatrial I'm paredneaa. That ta the task to which thirty thousand Engineers nre pledged The Engineer a' work will lay for all time the ghoat ol the "munition! trust" by making it possible to have munitions made in thousands ol plants Thia vital work of the (mgineeit will supply the military authoritiei m Wavhingtrm with inlormaUoo never before collected, anil a u carried for- ward without a dollar's coal to the Government. And thia advertisement u not paid lor. The Associated Advertising Club« ol the World have pra- parrd the copy and the publishers have patnotically responded and prmled it wnhont pay lor the take ol National Delenae and International Peaca. A il X m r t r . n a rc a i l / i fa ptrlhm I „ g , ictfS a . Mmglmmmr, aa rSat Jmmrltm ikmll i.a ra A aw tm rmtm up mm ImpumgmmUs la « // a / S fS /a a r « imp mt art«/. COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRIAL PREPAREDNESS OE THr NAVAL CONSULTING BOARD Or THE UNITED STATES in co -o p e r a tio n w ith D w A m m r a a S m ir t y «1 O v i f Jla m e ro T h e A m e n t a « S o d r r , eg M ech an ical H te A m e ric a n Institute of M in in « F ^ g i n r r n T h e A m e n r a n Inafttutr of FJrctncal L n o m o rn T h a A m e rv/ in O m n a t a l So n e ty F ngmevfing Societte. B u i U n , 2 0 W r r f » 0 * Stenet. N e w York The work of remodeling the capped for suitable places to spot Boy Scout building was !>egun this cars to load. A change of this week and it is expected to have it kind will be greatly appreciated. ready for the council the first IraiMehrling motored to Salem Monday in July. Imitation Gold. last Sunday. f Civil engineers for the Southern By combining ninety-four parts o f Quite a number of citizens at copper with six parts o f antimony and Pacific company were here Wed adding a small quantity of magnesium nesday looking over the railroad tended the roundup at Philomath. In Paris. There are only twenty-nine Stradivarius ’cellos In tbe world. Of the 300 Stradivarius violins that were made more than 200 have been bought and sold by one dealer.—Argonaut carbonate to Increase the weight, a substitute for gold Is produced. This alloy, It Is said, can be drawn, worked and soldered much the same as gold, and It also takes and retains a gold polish. It can be made for about 25 cents a pound when Its constituents can be bought at normal prices.— Houston Post yards with a view o f putting in more sidetracks for the conven Fret not for the dangers of tomor row; it may never come. ience of the carload shippers. Mourn not for the yesterday for it Under present arrangements of has gone beyond recall. tracks the shipper of wood, ties, Today, only, is thine; up and logs and lumber is greatly handi doing. y,