A BLUFF CALLK1.
mi,.-. u TfoiYiWnr nnnnnnred the
probable election or narry jtiimiiuw ;
to the general freight agency ot the 1
S. P. two weeks before any other pa-;
per In Oregon. Itetnizer, Sept. 12, j
(watch the dates).
"Now comes an order from the
highups that the seperate otliee here j
Is to be discontinued and Mr. Hin- ;
shaw relieved. He has always since 1
leaving the ticket office at Hillsboro,
been detailed on seperate assign- ;
ments and lie does not know where
will be
Aug. 1,
his next location. Itenmer,
(watch the dates.)
II. A. Hinshaw, who held the po- i
sltion of assistant general manager of J
the road, was called to San Francisco!
the first of the week to consult with1
the head officials of the Southern Pa
cific, and while no definite announce
ment has been made, it Is probable
that he will be promoted to the .posi
tion of general freight agent of the
lines in Oregon, lately held by II. K.
l,ounsbury, who has been transferred
to the O. W. It. & N. railway. Ob
server, Aug. 6. (watch the dates.)
II. A. Hinshaw has been called to
Frisco for a conference with S. P. of
ficials, and we may soon hear of his
promotion to general freight agent.
Itemizer, Aug. 8, two days after the
Observer printed the story.
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A. D. Ilraun of Salem, who pur
chased the Dallas Bakery from
Charles Mulkey, took possession of
the place the first of the week. The
shop was closed today while repairs
were being made to the oven, but
will be open as usual tomorrow.
The Misses Kennedy, of Venice,
California, were in the city a few
days last week, visiting their brother,
Charles Kennedy of the Dallas Lum
ber and Logging Company. They left
TThursday afternoon for Seattle,
Wish., where they will visit friends.
Mis. J. li. .'hambers, of Eugene, a
former resident of Dallas, arrived on
Monday for a visit with her sister,
Mrs. A. J. Martin and Mrs. Henry
Nies.
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I
I STATE NEWS
.j, !
STATE NEWS nenillsln&g
There will be things worth seeing
nt the tri-County Fair, to be held at
Condon, October 15-17. Sherman,
Morrow, and Gilliam farmers will
have exhibits that will show as never
before the possibilities of that section
of the state. The Condon Business
Men's association will have full
charge of the fair and it seems that
each of the three counties will have
large showings of products. Wheeler
county has asked for space to install
a collection of products that are not
Intended to be put in competition
with the three counties but will be
simply an advertising feature for
Wheeler.
Prizes for agricultural and live
stock exhibits umounting to $11,000
and an additional $3,000 for racing
purses will be distributed at the Cen
tral Oregon fair, to be held at Prlne
vllle October 16-19. Improvements
to the fair grounds have been com
pleted and the most siicessl'ul fair
ever held in Crook county Is antici
pated. Oregon has started to export hogs.
A breeder with a stock farm near
Aurora reports a sale of blooded
swine to Honolulu people, where
they will be used for breeding pur
poses. It has long been a reproach
to Oregonlans that the state does
not produce enough pork for Its own
use, but this situation Is being slowly
overcome.
Ashalel Smith, of Lndner, B. C
who won a -silver cup valued at
$1,000 at the New York Innd show
last year, will come to the Pacific
Northwest Land products at Port
land November 18-23, with exhibits
of 100 varieties of potatoes. He is
conlldent that he will win the chief
prizes and Oregon growers should be
stir themselves lest he make good
his threat.
A large number of special trains
will run to Pendleton from Portland
to carry the thousands who will at
tend the Rouud-Pp, Sept. 2l!-28.
Other sections of the Pacific North
west will send big ib legations and
Puget Sound will be well represent
ed. Indications are that this year's
show will be bigger and better both
in attendance and program than ever
In Its history.
Smart and Clever Are The New
Coats and Suits For Fall
A wonderfully deversified assortment in styles
and fabrics. During the next few days we expect
to have the first shipments ready for inspection,
other shipments will follow from time to time, as
we have made arrangements with manufacturers
to supply us with all the late models that may be
gotten out later rest assured that this store will
have all that's new.
LADIES' WALKING SKIRTS
Wonderful showing of Ladies'
Walking Skirts at from
$4 to $10
LADIES' SILK PETTICOATS A Special Buy
" $2.15
Blacks and colored, in Messaline
and Chiffon Taffeta at
SHIPMENT OF LADIES' SHIRTS
Shirts are very popular for Fall. Wash- -
able material, in new pattern, each Zpl.DU
GREAT EXHIBITION OF FINE FUR
New Fur Sets to matchin Marmot, Wallaby,
Coney, Muskrat, Raccoon, Mink and White
Thibet. Prices per set range from
$7.50 to $50.00
A Larger and Better Stock By Far
Than any Other Store in the County
Serving as a forerunner of great
things to come the immense ship
ments of New Fall Merchandise
take their places in the various de
partments. We have put forth every effort
to get the best that can be obtained
and we are proud to state that we
are showing the best in the land,
new dependable goods at the low
ess possible price.
New Fall Merchandise is here for
your admiration and choice.
New apparel for Men, Women
and Children of every description
direct from mills and manufac
turers. Merchandise of merit at
absolutely the lowest prices.
QUALITY CONSIDERED
Beautiful Display of Men's and
Young Men's Suits & Overcoats
We are going to give you the very best ma
terial," style and workmanship. Our $15.00, $20.00
and $25.00 Suits will surpass anything shown in
this vicinity. The MAKER'S GUARANTEE
and OURS' goes with every suit. Make your
selections early and get first choice.
THE FAMOUS GORDON HATS
Are shown in all the new shapes and
colorings, always
$3.00
NEW SHIPMENT OF FALL SHIRTS
Newest patterns in Monarch and Cluett shirt. The
old reliable kind, guaranteed
fast colors
$1 to $3
STYLISH AND SERVICABLE SHOES
You will find our line larger and better than ever
before. OUR REPUTATION FOR GOOD
SHOES reaches from one end of the County
to the other.
THIS IS THE MUNSING WEAR STORE
We have sold thousands of garments of the
famous Munsing Underwear and never had a com
plaint. We want everybody to join the "Munsing
Army". Suits for the whole family.
THE
BEE
HIVE
STORE
Dallas,
A Reliable Place to Trade
Oregon
Jlr. nnil Mrs. J. M. Marks, Linn
county pioneers of the early 50h, now
residents of Oakland, Oil., are visit
ing their son, County Clerk Willurd
Marks, at Albany. Mr. Marks, ac
cording to the Alliuny Democrat,
looks only 00 of his 80 years.
Astorian: Olllcers of the Scandinavian-American
I in nk yesterday closed
a contract with the Fisher-Stevens
company, of Charles City, Iowa, for
the Installation of a handsome sys
tem of mahogany linish, with tile
Moors for its new bank liuildinu now
under constructHin at Twelfth and
Duane Btreets.
KiiKcne (iuard: A volunteer sun
llowi r I'll me up on (!. W. Knapp's
place on the liver load and he let it
HTow. lie brought the perfected head
to this olllce yesterday. Kxclusivc n
the stem it wcIkIis 11 pounds; is 21
Inches In diameter and tiu Inches in
circumference. He has given it very
little cultivation. Can any one beat
it?
Vain Enterprise: With four big
locomotives pulTIni? back and forth
through the local railroad yards and
towards the Malheur canyon, Vale Is
mime railroad headquarters. This
should he enough proof to towns
along thfi main line that Vale Is the
busiest railroad center In the inler
inountain country, If not in the entire
Northwest.
Klamath Herald: In less than two
weeks H. Newnhuni has pi mined
from his single acre and a half of
Harden in this city and sold in the lo
cal market over 700 dozen ears of
corn. The corn is well Idled out, ten
der and sweet, and there has I n In
Mr. N'ewnhanrs experience hire no
damage resulting from frost.
Iterator's N'otioo.
Notice is hereby Riven that the un
dersigned executor of t lio estate of
August .Martin Werner, deceased, has
lilid his II mil account in said estate
with the lion. County Court of I'olk
County, Oregon, and the same has
been set for hearing on Saturday.
September 2Sth, 1!I2, at the hour of
1 o'clock p. m., at which time all per
sons having objections thereto, if any
there be, arc hereby notified to ap
piar and present the same to said
Court in Dallas, I'olk County, oitgon,
for ail itislincnt, an. I if you fail so to
do said executor will ask lor an order
lonlirmiiiK said report and rinsing
said estate.
I'ltlM) C,. WKKNKi:.
Kxecutor of Kslate of Annus! Martin
Werner, deceased.
SlIil.KV KAKIX. Attys. for estate.
8-20 9-17
1U-M for the Hand-.
S.I Chapman. Massac, Ky., says: 1
used Dr. Pell's Antiseptic Salve on
my hands, which wt re sore, and I
lint! it the best I cvi r tried. It cured
them completely. Sold by Stafrin.
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TowersFishBrand
Pommel Slicker I
Keeps both rider
and saddle perfectly, dru.
Hade for rough wear and
Jong service in the wettest
weather.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Look forThis Mark
0FEXCELLLKCE
$3.50 EVERYWKEEH
A.J.TowtCV
SIMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Oregon, for I'olk County, 1h part
meiit No. 2.
Addie A. l-aiiner. plaintiff, v. Adam
A. l.atnier, defendant. No. .r.U04.
To ADAM A. l.ACNKIt. the above
named defendant:
IN TIIK NA.MK OK TDK STATK
OK OKKiiON: Vou are hereby re
iuiid to appear and answer the
complaint tiled against ou in the
alum- entitled Court and suit within
six weeks liotn the date of the first
pnbliialion of this summons, to-wit,
on or before the Sth day ot October.
ISH2; and if you tail so to answer
the said complaint, for want th reof
the plaintift will apply to said Court
and take a decree against you for
the reliif prayed for in said com
plaint, viz, that the marriage con-
nut now and heretofore existing t--
tttccit the plaintiff nnd the defend
ant be forever annulled anil dissolved,
and that the plaintiff may lime slit h
other ami further relief as to the
Court max' seem meet and ctuiitahle.
'I h,s summons, by an order of the
! .i;u. able Ktl. K. Com!. County Judge
of I'olk County, On ton. made at
Chambers at Dallas. Oregon, on the
2 Till day of August. 1II. is served
upon oii by the publication thereof,
not b ss ttian once a week, for nx
i on-. iitlve necks Sunn- tliafi Iv prior
to tlie !lh tl iy of Ot t..l r. In
the I'olk County obscrxcr. a weekly
newspaper of ceneral circulation,
pu' i slo tl in tid County of I'olk.
Th? t'ate of the f.it ptiMit ation of
this Minirioi is Aii-:ul ITlh. II2.
nSi'Vtl II YTK'J.
-27 1 !t Attorn for plaintiff
It
IS KALI
Modern Store Pronts
Ar a specialty at
COAD'S PLANING MILL
modkrn rLAXT--sKiixr.n woiik-
MKN-IP-TO-DATE ID FAS.
(VI... p Work of All Kind at IUytoaMe
OTTIO. i
In the County Court ot the Slate of
i in con, for I'olk County. j
In the matter of the estate of WAI-I
I.A"K YA1KS. Iw-ce.l 1
To KDWIX Y ATI'S, Al.l'FHT OS- I
l:o;K TATKS n,1 KMII.Yi
CATHKUINK I'Al.MKIt. h.-im of
the nl-oxe nanxtl. Wallace Y at. .
tt . tl :
IN TIIK XMK OF TIIK STATK
OK OKK'JOX: on are trrely cited
and required In appear In the County
Court of the State of Otectxt in and
t u ..r l.i;ir r ih. t'..nrl
ttoom th. rof. In the nty of Dalla.'onA COSTER,
in said County of Polk, on Tuesday,
the 8th day of October, 1912, the
same bcinff the second day of the
October, 1912, Term of sold Court, at
the hour of ten o'clock In the fore
noon of said day, then and there to
show cause, if any exist, why an or
der of sale should not be made by
said Court that all the real property
of said estate, hereinafter described,
he sold by Albert Osborne Yates, as
administrator of said estate, at pri
vate sale, for cash, as prayed for in
the petition of the said administrator
filed herein on this day, for the pur
pose of raisins funds sufficient for
the payment and satisfaction of the
chaises and expenses of administra
tion anil the claims against the said
estate; saltl real property being de
scribed as follows, to-wit:
1. IteKinninif at a certain oak
fence post 434 feet West of the
Southwest corner of Hlock 11, In the
Town of I'.allston, Polk County, Ore
gon, and running thence North
418 V. feet; thence West 217 V4 feet;
(hence South 390 feet to the North
line of railroad lot; thence South 71
dcif. Kast 87 feet, nnd thence East
to place of licKinnifiK. containing I i
acres, more or less; also a triangular!
piece of land, beginning at the South-
west corner of the above described
tract, running thence North 71 deg.
West 91 feet nnd 4 inches; thence I
North 19 deg. Kast 24 feet; thence
South to place of beginning, contain
ing 12o.riti square feet; situated in I
I'olk County, State of Oregon. I
2. Lots .", . 7 anil 8. in lilock 25,1
in West Portland Heights, and hp-j
cording to the map known as the
map of West Portland Heights, re-j
corded in the County Clerk's ofllce j
at Hillsboro, Oregon; situated In
Washington County, State of Oregon.
3. Part of Lot 3 of Section 33,
Township 1 North. Itange 3 West
Willamette Meridian, Washington
County, Oregon; to-wit: lteginning
on the South line of the Wm. Porter
Claim as defined by Southwest cor
ner of same, and B stone in the cen
ter of the County road at the North
west corner of the M. Peterson Tract
ami running Eastward along said
line 3.41 chains to the Northwest
corner of land owned by Yates;
thence Smith along West line of
Yates Ian. I 5.92 chain to the South
west corner; thence Westward paral
lel with North line of said Porter
Claim 3.45 chains to the West line
of Kleiigers tract: thence North 1
deg. 30 mill, parallel with the Kast
line of J. Putt Claim No. BJ. 5.92
chains to the place of beginning, con
taining 2 03 acres, more or less; sit
uated in Washington County, State of
( trcKon.
4. Kixe acres of the North end of
Lot 25. Section H. Township 5 South
of Itange 10 W. st. Willamette Me
ridian, being more particularly " de
scribed as follows: The land contaln-
' etl within the following boundaries:
i I'., tinning at a point where the West
I line of Section . Township 5 South
, of llange 10 West Intersects the
! Coast line on the South side of the
entrance to Nestucca Pay; thence
j Kast 40 rods to the line of Iit 2 In
Section 6, Township 5 South. Range
i I (I West; thnce North on said line
, :itl rods to the corners of Iots 23.
21, 25 ant! 2. Section , Township
.' South of Kange 10 West: thence
' West on the line between lits 24 and
2 5. 15 rods to xvhere aaid line inter
st i ts the Ctast line of the South side
of the entrance to Nestucca l"ay;
l hence In a Southwesterly direction,
following said Coast line to place of
Iteidnning, containing 5 acres; situ
ated in Tillamook County. State of
. i ireiron.
! WITNESS the Honorable ED. V.
jCOAD. Ju.lk-e of the County Court of
4 the Slate of Oregon for the County
'of Polk, with the of said Court
at!le.l. this 23d day of August. I'll.
LEAVE Your Orders With
Craven Bros.
-FOR-
Furnace Pipe
and Stoves
Fine Liquors and Wines
Old I. W. Harper,
per quart $1 per Gallon $4.00
We Guarantee Best of Workmanship
WOODMEN' OP TIIK WOULD-Dal-las
Camp No. 209 meets in W. O.
W. Hall on Tuesday evening of
each week.
TRACY STAATS, Consul Com.
W. A. AYRES. Clerk.
WOM ENOE UOODCKA l-T XI Isthv
toe Circle, No. 33. Women of Wood
craft, meets In Woodman Hall sec
ond and fourth Wednesday nights
In each month.
EMMA JOKT. Guardian Neighbor.
SADIE LYNN. Clerk.
A. V. & A. M. Jennings Lodge, No.
9, meets second and fourth Fridays
of each mouth. In Masonic hall on
Main street. Visiting brethren wel
come. W. U SOEHREN. W. M.
WALTER S. MUIR. Secretary.
Phone 1183-2
R. L. CHAPMAN
FVXEItAL DIRECTOR
AND EMBALM ER
Calls promptly answered day or night
Dallas, Oregon.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.; other hours
by appointment. Phone 1414.
DR. D. G. REMPEL
CUIKOPRACTOrt
Nerve Specialist anl Spinal Adjuster
114 Court St., Dallas. Oregon.
Genuine Moonshine Whiskey, 75c
California Grape Brandy " " $1
White Corn Whiskey " " 75c
Old Forrester Whiskey,
Billy Taylor "
Old Joe Gideon " " "
Cyrus Noble " " "
Covington Club " " "
W.A.Lacey " " "
Nelson County Rye " "
Cream Rye " "
AU Bonded Goods " "
Rock and Rye " "
Bories Three Star Brandy " "
Virginia Dare " "
Three year old Port " " 25c, per gallon
Holland Gin " " 75c, ' "
Homers' Ginger Brandy " "
Lashes' Bitters " "
Hostetter's Bitters " "
Gordon's Dry Gin " "
Wildwood Whiskey, full half pint 20c, pint 40c, qt.
Hop Gold Beer 3 Quarts for
Salem Beer 3 " '
Rose City Beer 3 " '
Columbia Beer 3 " '
Budweiser Beer, 3 quarts $1.00, a dozen
Schlitz Beer, 3 " $1.00, a dozen
3.50
3.50
3.50
1.25
1.25
1.00
1.25
1.00
1.00
1.25
$1.25
1.25
75c
1.00
. 75c
1.00
3.50
1.00
1.00
1.00
1.25
1.00
50c
50c
50c
50c
$3.50
$3.50
The Shultz Saloon
Oscar Hayter, Lawyer, rooms 5
and fi, l.'glow I'uilding.
I NITED ARTISANS Dallas Assem-,
My, No. 4fl, meets on first and third
Mondays cf each month at Wood- '
man hall. Visiting members made IJ
welcome.
MRS. EMMA IV MILLER. M. A.
WILLIS SIMOXTON. Secretary.
"HELMET"
BRAND FLOUR
i
I 611 Mill Street
Phone; Main 352
E. M. SMITH.
t1-rk of saitl tvurt
OSCAR HAYTER.
-I7 10-8 Attorney for Administrator.
LODGE DIRECTORY
I
Itl HI KMIS Almir VnAr No. It '
meets first and third Wednesday of
nth month t Odd Fellows' Hall.
NO LA CHAD, Nobis Grand.
Secretary. '
PROFESSION " ii CARDS, j
Olive Smith-Bicknell
Teacher of
PIANO AND ORGAN
Studio. 712 Oak SL J
Oallaw Orepn '
DR. B. E. NEVEL
VETERINARY SURGEON
rtKMie, 29
Dallas, Orejon ,
DENTIST
B. F. BUTLER
Offlc ovr Fuller I harmacy.
Office hour from I to 11 a. m l 1
to S p. m.
DaJUa Orexro
Is made by the Rick re all Mil
ling Company, manufacturers
of the celebrated "Bine Stem
Blend." It is in great demand
and we are selling big quan
tities of it
New Crop Dates
. Just In.
Simonton & Scott
Court Street Dallas, Ore.
XI I
FLOUR jNj
LAYINfi IT ON THE IXOUf.
for the heaviness and tastelessness of
the l.read or biscuits doesn't go if the
flour is the famous Oregon's P.cst
lirand. .For when that flour is used
heavy, soggy l.read or hiseuifs are un
known. Try a saelc and all cause for.
complaint will disappear. Oregon'
P.est flour makes poor taking prm to
tally Impossible.
SWEENEl
DALLAS,
BROS.
OREGON'
r-
lj
W1IKX WE HNO YOF
OI R ESTIM TK
of the co.t of the lumber you require
you can depend upon it that the fip
urs w;il h? as low as first-class, well
exined lumlter can be e-ld for hon
estly. If you py more you pay t-
much. If you pay less you --t lew
ither l.i qu.-Iity or quantity.. Itallat
I m rt trr A IxeslnjC Co.