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4 Sut Urdu y, Haptoubef 30, 11*1<» THE FALL8 CITY NEWS SCHOOL OPENS 3 ,5 5 8 3 -4 Miles Is the distance the balance wheel o f your watch travels year ly. Don’t you believe it noMs The best show at the Gem tonight examination and oiling at least Walter L. Tooie, Jr., Lawyer, once in that time? Then bring Pallas, Oregon. tf. it to us. P E R S E Y , T h e Jeweler, Falls City, Oregon. CHI KOPR ACTIO DR. W. L. Holloway CHIROPRACTIC Will be it r»iu City Hotel MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Afternoons of Each Week. Mrs. Richard Paul attended the fair at Salem Wednesday. Jerry Snider went to Salem Monday to take in the fair. The flag again floated to the breeze over the school building this week. Miss Elizabeth Sammons left Wednesday for her school in Wall- awa Countv. Railroad men not included in the Adamson law want Dr. Wilson to “ pass the gravy.” T o oth H air F a ce N a il Hand C lo t h e s Baby Hat S h a v in g BRUSH ES For every purpose; all sizes and shapes; in all finishes solid backs; bristles that won’ t come out—and all at the fairest price. TH O M PSO N S DRUG STORE. Miss Lilia Courter came home from the valley Tuesday. She has been cooking on a ranch. Fresh Bread, Cakes,Cookies,Pies and other bakery goods, every day at the Falls City Bakery. Mrs. Richard Paul served tea at her home Tuesday afternoon to a number o f invited guests. Hal Wade was down from Bal- deree's camp Sunday to visit home folks. He returned Monday. G. Sowers left Wednesday for Dallas where he will enter the hospital and undergo an operation. C. H. Trask and w ife and bro ther Mathew went to Salem Wed nesday. They will attend the fair. Mrs. C. L. Hopkins and Mrs. Elenor Butler were guests of Mrs. A. M. Vassal of Dallas Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McKowan, Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Hubbard at tended the fair at Salem Wednes day. The Falls City school opened Monday morning with a total en rollment o f 211. There are 47 in high school and about ten more expected to enroll. Much inter est is manifested and with the co-operation o f the patrons and good citizens o f the town it will bo a success. The teachers are: 1st grade : Ina Graham, Leon Chapin M ’’ 3d *' J. D. Moyer 1 Edith Johnson 4th " Edith Montgomery 5th “ 6th M Bess Renard Haslop 7-8 ** Emily Miller, English Ruth Ritenour, Mat. Lang. H. H. Lowe. Principal. A meeting o f the Student body was called Wednesday for re organization. The following o f ficers were elected. Pres. Sybil Wilson; Vice-pres. Claude Graham; Secy-Treasuer, Treval Powers; Editor Grace Hastings. Claude Graham read a selec tion from the Constitution after which the meeting adjourned. The various closses met for re organisation and to elect their representatives in the Student Body Council. The officers o f the Senior class are as follows;—Pres. Hettie Newman; Vice-pres. Vicie Vin ton; Secy-Treas, Sybil Wilson; Councilmen. Hettie Newman, Vicie Benton, Hal Thompson. Junior officers;— Pres. Lurena Treat, Vice-pres. Maurice Selig, Councilmen, Maurice Selig, E v elyn Johnson, Lurena Treat. Sophomore officers:—Pres. T re val Powers, Vice-pres. Eldon Frink, Secy-Treas. Laura Sphon, Councilmen, Eldon Frink, Mar- gurite Dorman, Luella Ward. Freshman officers:—Pres. Eu- Rene Starr> V iCe-pres. Grace Has- m mutm _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ E ditori.il C om m ent. Rrysu liuti». Wllmm tul». W a tc h fu l b a n tin g . w n It Ititi inaketh Candidate Hugh«’» doesn't talk Ilka a tut-tutter Hughes is hammering ami tin1 Demo rrals uru yammering Arrester and will put it on the market. , M. Beer o f Medford was here last week visiting his uncle G. W\ Hudson. They had not met since 1891. E Candies,¡Tobaccos and Cigars."at L. B. W O N D E R LY“ S Drink Pugh’s Loganberry Juice Under the management of the Principal, H. H. Lowe, and the leadership of Treval Powers, the orchestra will continue its work during the coming vear. With the following line-up bright hopes are entertained for the future; Mrs. W. H. Estey went to Port land Wednesday of last week to visit her mother, Mrs. S. Foster. 1st Violinistis Treval Powers She returned Monday. Helen Selig There was work in the Master’s Ralph Lunde. Degree at the Masonic lodge on Cornetist Friday night o f last week. Re Hal Thompson freshments were served after Clarionetist adjournment. Vearl Courter Miss LaVerne Mickalson leaves Trombone Hal McMurphy this morning for McTimmons Val ley where she goes to teach the Pianist Sybil Wilson. McTimmons Valley school the com ing school year. W. A. Persey and family were Last Saturday Pat Murphy and visiting in Salem Wednesday. another guard at the state prison Miss Marie Reese went to teach fired at a prisoner who was try- school at Lincoln Thursday. idg to escape. Both shots took effect. The man lived about an Mrs. A. M. Vassal of Dallas hour. visited Mrs. E. G. White Wednes The Falls City soldiers have re day. turned from the Wilson-Carranza Miss Ella Mehrling spent several Mexican fiasco. They were mus days with relatives at Eugene last tered out at camp Withycombe on week. State of Ohio, city of Toledo, I „ Monday and arrived here Tuesday Lucas County. ("• Mrs. Elmer Lewis and her son Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is hale and hearty. senior partner of the Arm of F. J. Cheney Herchel were visiting in Dallas Co., doing business fn the City of To- do. County and State aforesaid, and Many pupils are not in attend Thursday. that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev ance at school this week on account Mrs.C.L Hopkins spent several ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of H A LL’S CATARRH CURE. of the State Fair. It would not days in Salem the guest o f Mrs. FR A N K J. CHENEY. 8worn to before me and subscribed in have been a bad idea to have de W. T. Greer. my presence, this 6th day of December, ferred the opening o f school until A. D. 1S8S. (Seal) A. W. GLEASON. Born Thursday morning to Mr. after the fa ir Notary Public. and Mrs. Ralph Harrington a nine Hall’s Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally •nd acts directly upyn the blood and rau Howard Brentner left Wednes- pound girl, cous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. day for Portland where he will F J. CHENEY A CO.. Toledo, O. G. W. Hudson has a very tender Sold by all Druggists. 75c. enter the Holmes Business college Take H all's Family Pills for constipation. feeling for the back of his neck. He will take a course in bookkeep He has a “ rising” on it. Japan is spoiling for a fight. ing, typewriting and shorthand. Falla City needs a cannery very She whipped Russia, bulldozed Chi Mr. and Mrs. Brentner accompa- na and now wants to run the U. naid him by auto as far as Salem, badly. Ixxik at the fine fruit and vegetables going to waste. S. government in the interest of A gang o f men have been busy Mrs. Alvin Rains and daughter, the Japanese. the past week setting poles and The Teachers’ Institute has been stringing wire for the telegraph Meldon returnedI to Gates, Friday, after visiting a few days with her set for the second week in October. line. It is expected that the line mother, Mrs. Chapin. Just as the schools are getting to will be in operation in about three Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Bohle and run smoothly corn«'’ this break. weeks. W e are o f the opinion daughter, Miss Elenore, and Miss that the first real important news As the teachers M UST attend Kathrine Gogle and Miss Henrietta that will be flashed over the wires why not pull it off lie fore school Bixten, all from Lebenon, visited will be the announcement o f the begins and save needless expense at the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Wm. election of Chas. E. Hughes, to the to the district and interupting the Bohle last Sunday. presidency o f the United States. schools. SOLD EVERYWHERE C S E E O U R W IN D O W D IS P L A Y The Hughes trail will be cold by the lim e the Democrats »trike it. J. C. TALBOTT Aa a party leader, would It be fair to refer to J. Ham Lew 1» a» J. "P o rk " Lewis? SKiXiJ RflfiPkiSV Can the folk» on the 1 lemooratlc band waitou continue to piny by the president's notes? Hryan say» Mr. Hughes' talk» aren't Judicial. No. The people can under- aland 'em perfectly. R. E. W illiams , M. L. T hompson , W. F. N ichols , R. G. W hite , President Vice-President Cashier Assistant Cashier Bank of Falls City Hutches says the country can't be saved by letting It drift. That’s where he and W. Wilson differ. Washington report» that u new apol ogy has been sent to First Chief Car- n n ia . looks like a habit. P ah a C i t y , P o t* C ounty . O kkuo n Does u General Bunking Business. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Exchange sold on all points in the United States. Notary Public officially connected with the Bank. Mr. Iiryan is mistaken when he says Hughes Is “ vitriolic.” The candidate is merely applying the add test Political opponents are beginning to find that why Mr. Hughes kept alienee so long wasu't because he had lost his tongue. Another encouraging feature about our new navy U that when it Is com pleted Mr. Daniel» will not lie secre tary o f It. Having discovered that the Demo crats dou't like u Imt he Is saying, Mr. Hughes doubtless Is convinced tlint he la on the right track. A bond issue by the Wilson admin (stratum la merely Unde Sam's note, and the best thing Woodrow Wilson docs Is to write notes. Mr. McCormick follows the same method in claiming credit for legisla tion as be does iu his predictions. He lucludes several acts o f the T a ft ad ministration. charges, but he will not answer them. That Is an entirely different matter. HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA C h e a p e s t and Best L in e Blue E n a m e le d W a r e E v e r D isp lay ed in F a lls C ity « The Wilson Administration alamla for taxes, ami more taxes. The Democratic press is convinced Mrs. Southwell and son Howard that It is the duty o f Mr. Hughea to Mrs. Horsfal and son Jack visited say something that will hurt his friends in m town the first of the tings, Secy-Treas. Rheta Bowman chance o f being elected. week. Councilmen, Olla Martin, Calvin President Wilson in his acceptance Headquarters for Candy and Cigars speech may reply to Mr. Hughes' Col. Mathews and Josh Talbott Barnhart, Vearle Courter. W EATH ERLY CONFECTIONERY. have bought Adams’ patent Spark BLUE BEAUTY woeful A messenger o f President Wilson found out that Colorado women were for the administration. No messenger, o f course, can lie blamed for making good. It la re(>orted from Washington that the administration will Ignore most o f Mr. Hughes' charges. That Is very much the easiest way for it to answer them. President Wilson will not make any- speaking dates, we are told, hut ouly separate engagements for addresses, considering u "speaking tour" uudlgni fled. “ Too proud to light.” Tammany Leader Charles F. Murphy announces that he will retire after the campaign. It Is believed that many other more or leas distinguished D em o- «■rats will follow his example. Governor Hughes announces In one o f his speeches that he is a construc- tloniRt. Hut we are willing to admit that so far as Democratic policies arc concerned he Is a destructlonlst. President Wilson will tie notified o f the Democratic nomination at Shadow I a w d . This seems a most appropriate place for letting him know that be will shortly have to give up his place In the sun. THE T R U E IN W A R D N E S S O F T H E V E R A C R U Z IN C ID E N T . In the spring o f m u . occur red the capture of Vera t’ruz- Meu from one of our ships Imd 1 > ccii arrested al Tampico and had been discharged with au apology. Hut our admiral de manded a salute, which was re fused. Thereupon the president went to congress, asking au thority to use the uruu-d forces o f tho Culled States. Without waiting for (he passage of Ilia resolution. Vera Cruz was seiz ed. It appeared that n shipload o f ammunition for Huerta was a (Hint to enter that port. There was a natural opposition to this Invasion and a Imttle occurred In which nineteen Americans and over a hundred Mexicans were killed. This, o f course, was war Our dead soldiers were praised for dyiug like heroes In a war o f service. Later, we retired from Vera Cruz, giving up this noble warfare. Wo bad not obtained the salute wbleh was demanded. We had not obtained reparation fur affronts. The ship with am muultlon which coutd not land at Vera Crus had soon landed at another |>ort, and its cargo was delivered to Iluertu without In terference. Recently the naked truth was admitted by a cabinet officer. We are now Informed thut “ we did not go to Vera Cruz to force Huerta to salute the flag." We are told that wc went there "to show Mexico that wo were In earnest In our donuind that Huerta muat go." That Is. wo seized Vers Cruz to depose Huerta. Tho question of tit# salute was a mere pretext.— From Mr. Hughes’ Speech of Acceptance. W A N T S AN E F F E C T IV E S Y S T E M OF R U R A L C R E D IT 8. We propose to promote by every practicable means our ag ricultural Interests, and we in elude in this program an cffectlre system of rural credits. We favor the wise conservation of our natural resources. W e de sire not only that they shall he safeguarded, but that they shall be adequately developed and used to the utmost public advan tage.—Mr. Hughes' Speech of Ac ceptance. Grover Cleveland was the last Demo cratic president. H e was also the last president to Issue bonds to secure money to defray the running expenses of the government. Bnt Wilson will tie him In this. "Eminent Judges," says Colonel Hen ry Wattereon, “ have ever proved disap pointing candidates.” He Is right. A l ton R Parker was a big disappoint ment to the Democrats. And so Is Charles Evans Hughes —Toledo Illade What Joseplffieous Daniels, the well known nauthnl militarist, can’t under stand is why men should waste time Plattshurglng at sea when they might Juat as well learn how to become sail ors in three lessons In any good, rella ble correspondence school. President Wilson appears to have been keenly alive to the expedleney of accepting several Invitations to make speeches In the West. Nobody knows any better than he that it will take considerable shoveling to fill up the boles that have been dug In that lo callty by Justice Hughes. It was John P. St. John of Kansas, one time Prohlbltlonl*t candidate for president o f the United States, who said that Americans vote ns they rheer I f so, there Is mighty little consolation for the Democratic party In this <nro paign, for the Democratic ndmlnistrn tlon in three yearn has given us noth Ing to cheer over. On the contrary, as Mr. Hughes has said, these Inst three years hnve been years o f humili atlon and embarrassment. IN C O N S ID E R A T E B E H A V IO R O F A C A N D ID A T E . Why does Mr. Hughes Insist upon talktng shout that old fashioned, uut to say "Iniquitous" doctrine, the pro tective tariff? For nearly the whole period of Its luduntrlnl existence the i United States struggled along under protection The Democratic purty in 11113 came to the relief o f an afflicted and burdened people. The Republican Administration (not on account o f the tariff, It Is true* was overthrown. Before taking over I the reins o f government, and for many ! years prior to that time, countless Democratic statesmen had vainly tried to pentuade the American people that the protective tariff was an iniquity, a veritable contrivance o f devils. It fostered the trust», and It was an ele vator o f price« even to the thirty-sev enth story sml the tower. They prom bed relief. The poor should he no longer oppressed; the cost o f living should lie reduced must be. aa the sure result o f a tariff for reven u e- protective only In »pots, aurh as the Ixuiblana sugar mills and the Carolina cotton factories. Doesn’t Mr Hughea know what the Administration did which he Is now sltacklng? He ought to know Tha Democrats, under the lesdcrahlp o f Mr. Wilson and Mr Underwood, re pealed that Iniquity and nlMimlnntlon. the I'ayne-Aldrich tariff la w - that foa- ter mother o f truata slid high price*— and enacted In It« place the present law. Mr. Hughes knows, of course, as every head of a family In America knows, that the trust» have not yet been dissolved and that the cost o f living Is higher than ever—that the price o f everything has reached an tin- heard of M f M - but w h it of it? What o f It. Indeed? While It 1« true that a protective tariff never fatted under any clrcuniHiances to protect American Induatry and Amerlcaa ta bor, it la to lie ronaldcrcd that the war in Europe has upset the plans o f the pre»eiit low tariff administration. Now, tho obvious thing for Mr. Hughes to do Is to give the Demo- <’rats n chance to get their tariff on straight. Never mind the patient; let the doctor experiment. That time won't come, o f course, until the war 1» over—according to the Democratic version. In other words, the tariff for revenue doctrine do .n't fit the conditions; the conditions mint he made to fit the tariff. So why thin disturbance. Mr Hughes? Besides, when yen discuss a little thing like the tariff, do you not l.’iow that Son In-lAw M r A d o« and Hi” other statesmen o f tho Democrat! - family are HUelv to repeat their aeeusatlon that you nro ’’pettifogging?'’—Ctiarlf»- ton (W . Va.) 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