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About Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927 | View Entire Issue (May 9, 1913)
FOUR 9th 191!, POLK COUNTY OBSERVER FRIDAY, MAY i wim Tan iiiiiimniiminiMin m mran n News of City and County Hikes hm Caking Easy r0 law SPELII CONTEST FOR JIPRII I Ull fll MIL TO PROMOTE GAME INTERESTS (Continued from Page One) Absolutely Pure Tko only taking powder ntada from Royal Crapo Cream of Tartar ALIL'UJ LIME PHOSPHATE Meet me at the New Scott. 2-25 tf Mrs. V. E. Gosso is reported seri ously ill. Oscar Hayter, Lawyer, rooms 5 and 6, Uglow building. Dallas Wood and Coal Yards. W L. Barber, proprietor. Office phone 061 ; residence bod Report of the spelling contest for I'olk county, held April 11, 1913: Class "A." Schools of more than five teachers. Fourth Grade First place, Mon- ! mediately throiurh rel Mrs. William Collins visited atives in Salem over Sunday. Robert Ewing was a business vis- I i ' T) il i 1 1 n i t. . i nor in r-uruanu me lirst or cue week: C. O. Thomnson. a. nrnminonr fur. ...... ..... mer of the Buell neighborhood was transacting business in the city i uesaay Mrs. Carrie Snyder was operated on tor appendicitis at the Dallas hospital on Monday and is gradually recovering. Judge Ramsey, of McMinnville, recently appointed by Governor West to a position on the supreme oencn, was in the city on legal bus iness Monday. Doctors A. B. Starbuck, B. 11. Mc Gallon and L. A. Bollman attended the regular meeting of the Polk-Yamhill-Marion medical association at Salem on Tueday night. Mr. and Mrs. John Hubbard ex pect to leave Thursday with their household goods for McMinnville where they will spend the summer at least, and where they may reside permanently. R. D. Murray, boiler inspector for the Fidelity and Casuality company, with coast headquarters in Seattle, was in the city on Monday looking auer me Dig bffUeis at the Oregon j-ower company's plant. Mrs. N. L. Guy and Mrs. B. M. 1 I i ... uuy nave been ciccteil as represen tatives from Almira Rebekah lodge or this city to the session of the grand assembly in Med ford which convenes during the week beginnin Mav 18. Rev. Curtis gave the student body of the J). H. S. a splendid talk oil "Elements of Success" Wednesday morning as a special number in the jichiimun program, ins talk was very good and all enjoyed it as he brought out many good points. Harold Hanson nml M Snyder, both of Dallas, were married on Aiomiay ly Kev. H. John Vine. R. M. Jennings, district manager of the Oregon Tower company, with headquarters in Eugene, was' trans acting business in the city yesterday and looking over the local property. Miles Davis of Summit. Benton county, formerly a resilient of Dal las, brought Mrs. Davis to the city Saturday for an otieratiou ami medi cal attention. The operation was performed Sunday by Dr. Toel and Mrs. Davis is doing nicely. She will remain here for treatment for ner vous trouble. Austell McCarter was painfullv injured on Tuesday night at his home west of the city. He was en gaged in chopping down a tree when a branch fell and striking on the body inflicted serious wounds. He is on the road to recovery, however, and no lasting results are feared. At the regular meeting of the Dal las Fire department held on Tues day night. Chief Kisser appointed Louis Mnscott as assistant chief. hstley tarlev was admitted to mem bership on the active list from the eligible list to take the place nia.le vacant bv the .( 1 4 i chit Manor troni (he city. Hirougli the A. J. Barham real estate agency a deal has lieeu rinsed whereby the former has traded Ibe 14o acre tract known as the Walter assal place to George K. Allen formerly from lVims Ivnm-i f.ir hi: acres of coal and oil lands in Penn sylvania and the live acre Bowles tract adjoining the Dallas Lumber an.! Ixiginng company's mill in this I'll v. mouth !)!).: per cent; Falls City !8.(i; waiias us.;. Fifth Grade Independence flH.5: Monmouth 98.2; Falls City 07.7. Sixth Grade Monmouth !)().; Falls City 95.1; Independence 93.3. Seventh Grade Fulls City 99.(1; Dallas 97.7; MonmoutJi 90.3.' Eiifhth Grade Dallas !)7 r. . Anils' City 97.3; Monmouth 94. Ulass B. Two to live teachers. Fourth Grade Rickrenll and West Salem tied, 100; Bethel 99.0; Mt. View 99.3. Fifth Grade Rickreall, West Sa lem, Mt. View tied, 100; Buena Vis ta 99.4; Salt Creek 97. Sixth Grade Rickreall 98.8; West Salem 98.5; Buena VistJa 98. Seventh Grade Salt Creek, Rick reall, ttrush College, Mt. View tied, 100; Buena Vista '98.4; Perrydale Eighth Grade Mt, View 100; North Dallas 98; West Salem 90.4. Class "C." One room schools. Fourth Grade Parker. Orchards. Crowley, Greenwood, Oakdale, Mc Coy, llmhland. Mistletoe tied. 100: Pioneer 99.5; Fairview. Montgom ery, tied, 99.3. Fifth Grade Oak Grove.. Oakdale. Lone Star, Mistletoe tied. 100: Smithlield 99.3; Red Prairie and McCoy tied, 99. Sixth Grade Fnirviow fiwdirnii McTimmonds, Sunnyslope, Oakdale, Lone Star, McCov, Mistletoe tied, 100; Oak Point 98.0; Elkins 90.3. Seventh Grade Smithfield, Red airie, Fairview. Butler. Lone Star. McCoy, Highland. Mist let .on. Vallev Junction, tied, 100; Bucll 99; Har mony, Montgomery, Uakhurst 98. Eighth Grade Fairview. Lone Star, McCoy, tied, 100; Buell 99.3; Oakhurst 99. Schools making the highest aver age tor all grades this month? Class "A", Falls City, 97.5. Class "ii," Mt. View, 99.8. Class "C." Oakdale. Lone Shir. Mistletoe 100. The following grades made 95 per cent or more. Fourth Grade Dallas. Monmouth. Independence, Falls City, Salt Creek, Bethel, Rickreall, West Salem, Mt. View, Black Rock, Smithfield, Red Prairie, Parker, Orchards, Oak Grove, Ward, Fairview, Butler. Oak Point, Upper Salt Creek, Montgom ery, Suver, Crowley, McTimmonds Greenwood, Fir Grove, Oakdale, Mc Coy, I 'ionecr, Highland, Misflefoe. Fifth Grade Dallas, Moninoulh Independence, Falls City. Salt Creek Rickreall, Brush College, West Sa lem, Buena Vista, Mt.' View, Black Rock. Smithlield. Red Prairie. Vallev View, Orchards, Oak Grove, Oakdale, Lone Star, McCoy, Pioneer, Oak hurst, Mistletoe. Sixlh -Grade Monmouth. Falls City, Rickreall, Brush College, West Salem, Buena Vista. Fairview. Cochran, Oak Point, Elkins, Popcorn. Suver, McTimmonds, Sunnyslope, Oakdale, Lone Star, McCoy, Pioneer Misflefoe. Seventh Grade Dallas. Falls Cilv Monmoulih, Salt Creek, Perrydale, Rickreall, Brush College. Buena Vis ta. Mt. View, Smithfield. Red 'Prai rie, Fairview, Butler. Buell, Har mony, Montgomery, Fir Grove. Sun nyslope, Lone Star. McCoy. Pioneer. Oakhurst. Highland, Mistletoe, Val ley Junction. cans and an air-pump and necessary nppaiams so mat trout fry can be taken from the hatcheries nn,l ered in any part of the state where .t. i ine railroad runs, frrnm timoo l. road points the sportsmen are to take ine iisn in wagons, automobiles or other conveyances to the streams to be stocked. The various railroads in the state have ottered free transportation for u.. i;..i. .i; ... -i , 1 .... me umi uisinoiuiiig ear, which is a considerable saving to the game pro tection fund. T. J. Craig, who has fish distribution in charge, will begin taking out trout from central hatch ery at Bonneville, the latter part of next montn. Applications for trout or game birds should be made im- the sportsmen's organization in each community Another object of having the sportsmen organized better sentiment in certain localities in tavor ot game protection. It is impossible to secure the enforcement of game laws unless the citizens of any locality are in tavor of uni un forcement. It is planned to have at least one or several such organizations in ev ery county in the state. A general convention of sportsmen is to be held next October or November, at which time delegates will assemble from all over the state. An active campaign will be begun to make Oregon one of the greatest hnnti tur Am huliitwr grounds in the country. It is con" tended that this will be an attract ive advertisement and a drawing card for a desirable class of tourists who have money to spend and money to invest. Gamp nrotectwm ami game propagation is a business prop osition, not oniy tor the man who lives in the city, but for the farmer, ine irun grower and the timberman YOUTHFUL THIEVES FACE SERIOUS CHARGES (Continued from page 1.) E AVE you sent in your name for our beautiful new ! ,w;; n noiiaa in which we are going to give you the opportunity of investing and building in the very near future. Dallas will double in population within the next few years. Our tract will be filled with beautiful homes and residences. It will be the most exclusive home district of the city. SEND us the right word and get one of these choic est lots absolutely free. It will prove a nice little nest egg in the days to come. Send your suggestions to the eral of the boys are not bad at heart but their association with the einni-. eiie-smoKing toughs ot the city, and there are some of them here, all right, has been detrimental to the develop ment of the best traits of their char acters, and has placed them in their present unenviable predicament. The crimes which the bunch has commit ted are of the most serious nature and the outcome of the eases is oroli- icmatieai. The story of their escapades has caused a small-sized sensation in the community and may have a benefic ial effect on their future acts. HOTEL GAIL DALLAS, OREGON Open to all residents of Polk County. That's a Lot for a Word i Notice of Sale. Closing out my entire stock of new and second hand goods. Everything goes at cost. B. R. WATSON. Take Advantage. Have a few more old violins which 1 will sell for one-half price yon pay in Portland. Teach here Thiirsdavs. O. R. JAXOVSKV; 5-!) 5-13 McMinnville, Oregon. REMARKABLE CURE of Mrs. Smith's Lumbago in three days by the Physiological Treatment of Neuralgia, Neuritis,. Rheu matism, Gout as used by DR. TOEL The Chicago Specialist Now in Dallas to introduce his methods. Neuralgia is a very painful afllic tion of a nerve branch as it comes out of the brain or from the spinal nerves. If is usually caused by poor blood circulation in the nerve. Xeuritis is inflammation of the Eighth tirade-Dallas. Falls City, i S !. "prve V,e l""' v. :. iroin ine in ammaiorv eoosit in the sheath causing the Ih Lee Steinpr. nf S-.l..,ii intendent of the Oregon state insane asylum was in Pallas Wednesday shaking hands with old friends and Hemline to business mailers 1! came over in his auto and had three or the paroled patients from the in stitution with him. The latter h:tve leen inmates of the institution ( u Rome time and none of them had ever before ridden in an automobile. (Jrenville Krev. of Kalis City, was brought to the Pallas hospital on Friday suffering internal and spinal injuries the result of a f.ill which he sustained when a seaff.dj on which he m woilimr in Kl! iv broke throwing the three men h"o were working on it to the ground It, feet below. The other men escaped with a few Rcratches but Krer is se riously injure,!. He ii doing well, however, and it is believed will re cover rapidly unit unforsen eorn rdieation arise. Brush College. West Salem. X.n-lli Mallas. Mt. View. Smithlield, Parker. Fairview, Buell, hone Star, McCoy, Oakhurst. This is the last of the live tests given during the year and the results have been very gratifying. Most all of the schools have raised their av erages since the first contest. The same keen interest was shown in this last contest that has characterized the contests given before. District 52. I.one Star. Inw mi a v. erage of 1 00 for the five contests given. McCoy and Fairview are close seconds with an average for the year of !)).". Prize winners in the three .lilT..r..ni ! classes will Ik' announced the last of this month. II. C. SEVMOI K. School Superintendent. nam. Lumbago is an acute inflaniinatorv trouble of the muscles of the lower part of the back and the hip. The mus cles get hard and still' and the nerves being compressed, the slightest move ment causes the most excrutiating pain. The same form of afllicfion often apcars in the muscles of the neck so that the head is drawn to one side, the muscles becoming hard and stitT. Rheumatism of (lie muscles is a chronic trouble of the same order. In gout the assimilation of the food ami aim. llenrv May 4, a daughter Born. To Mr Vofh, on Sunday r . - air. ami airs. k. m. Smith u..r.. Salem visitors yesterday. Craven Bros, have nmvl, w...l n motorcycle to aid them in ildiverv work. W. V. Fuller left vestr.!.iv 1.1.. ru ing for Toledo on timlter business connected with the state forestry de partment. The Junior Endeavor s,u-i.iv .if the Evangelical church wil: hol.l home baking sale on Saturday, at ti e Holman-Boydston store. John Foster mho lias Iw-.-n for some time sening as collector for a semiug machine ronm.mv is si his home on Salt Creek tor " fW lavs. He esi-et t,i tnort at P.--. land Monday to continue his labor. A meeting of the Polk county Sailor' ami Soldit-r'n association wul meet in the court house at S p. m. Saturday. May 111. to take action in regard to Decoration dir. K. I. -JOHNSON. Pres. HaU Cleaned. Have Tour Panama an.) cleaned at Begin's, the tailor's. tf Columbia Hams Shoulders Lard No better on the market, all sizes Our new sanitary meat depart department guarantees cleanliness and healthy food. No flies, no dust. Everything fresh and al ways clean II. A. WOODS & CO. Grocers Dallas, Oregon is not properly performed and uric acid is deposited in the joints, the pressure of this upon (he nerve ends causing the oain. the cirenhit inn nf the blood in the affected parts also heing interfered with. In all of these diseases medicines taken into the stomach as well as applied locally have been found very inedicient. Morphine of course stops the pain being felt for the time be ing, hut it does not cure the cause of the trouble the poor circulation.' i nioroioitn applied locally stops the pain for the time being, but it does not bring about proper circulation in the nerve. The pain usually returns. Quite different, in its results is the application of electric currents of very high voltage, several hundiei thousand volts and extremely fast nl icrnai ions, mi ions e:ieh nl These currents stop pain very (iiiick ly; in addition they regulate the blood supply. The - increased blooi stream thronu-h the onrts nH'm-tn forces the inflammatory deposits into the lymphatic vessels and carry them away, ine pressure upon the nervi nines is released and a lasting cure results. How miiekly such a cure can he ef fected is best shown in the case of Mrs. It. E. Smith of this city, living at (il!) Washington street. On hi sr. Saturday night she was taken down with lumbago. All day Sunday she had to stay in bed with the most ex crutiating pain on the slightest movement. All household remedit iaiieii. un .Monday morning she ap plied for help to Dr. Toel who has his oiuce in tier buih niy. 1 e p-:ive o " her an electric treatment and stopped the pain. On Inesdav he gave her a second treatment with the result that on Wednesday morning the do tor tound her at the wash tub. She was quickly ordered however to stop this as Or. loci did not want to risk a relapse. He gave her another treat ment and yesterday (Thursday) M Smith attended to her household work as usual entirely free from anv pain. ni. .. 'i ii .. neu n is we l Known I hut in many cases of lumbago the pain, un der medical treatment, continues foi ...,-..i 1... .1.. : t . ki-- no. - iu-i-ii, int- iiumeoiaie result i ot Dr. loel s electric treatment i surely remarkable. Dr. Toel has for .10 years ni.i.L. n (sK'cialty of electrical operations and ' treatments. I Bead The Observer of April 'about a cancer operation lH-rformed ! in Dallas by Dr. Toel. and The Observer of April 1"). IS, 2 '. May 2 and ti, about- electrical 'treatment of cancers an. I tumors, piles and fistula, diseases of kidneys, bladder, prostate gland and strict ures, and diseases of women, skin diseases. lHilvpus and goitre Electrical or other physiology methods are also used by him nervous diseases, neurasthenia, d eases of the liver, sr-miach. kidnei asthma, bronchitis, catarrh. lysj e sia. and constipation. Dr. Toel intends to make hi n ods known throughout the Will mi et-te valley before opening otliees ii Portland. While he will stay fm sometime in Dallas, patients who wM: to consult him ought to consult bin: without delay, for s,,n,.. ,..J of cancer allow him to operate at once mher.t ho patients consult! him. and send the rvatier.t !i..m.- ti,: .-..' I ..... ...-.in Ull" .lil.f day free of his cancer; in other eases it is necessary for th iv-;...t i. .-t.,.- under bis care for some linu i. i.t tor conie immediately a friendly call c-tj: nothing. Dr. To. J can be found at CI 9 W-.',. ir.glon street. DaK mut.wc i.v..Y fromS. P. Railway depot from 9 to 12. - ami . to j. week davs and from ! to 1 on Sundays, Telephone 11.1. Save Your Checks They're Valuable at Loughary's masEBMEBna&sss&ffljBimBaBmaMBBt B3S"ffiS8lZSIE&R5iS3 also J and 7-Piece Fish Set Absolutely Free Every cash payment at Loughary's grocery entitles you to a cash reg ister check. Save them and when you have $20 worth you get a hand- 1 i -i . some decorated Y-piece Fish Set FREE Remember you nav no mnrp f Vmn elsewhere and our prices are the same to everyone and in nHHim to navmer a choice of th w nne you can at the same time, with out a cent's extra pytwico choice set to your collection of dishes 1 U. S. L0UGHARY, Grocer wanas, Oregon FIRST DOOR EAST OF PnsTnPPi QUICK AND EASY An electric flatiron will shorten -M J BUSINESS LOCALS (Advertisements under this headK cnargreu at the rate of 1 cent per nrsi inseriion; ft cent per word each insertion thereafter- 3D mM less, $t per month if paid in advai ino advertisement Inserted for lest 15 cents. FOIl SALE FOR SALE Or trade, nnn i hay press and rake, all in sood red almost new. W. M. MfCjiieen, lii real I. 783 FOK SALE flood secnnd-hniiH horse power Russel ens'ini', reasoiii nrice. or will tnk-n n mn tpmn horses or encine. or trood socond-ll ... - . . - cr automobile. G. W. Starr, Dallas 1; phone Pink 15. 78 &1VU SALE JMamniotli lilad!) ulants. I'hoiifi 54. Antiocli. (. son, Sunny Crest Fruit Farm. Z l'LTKE H URBAN K SKKD PC TOES I olTer a limited amout pure liurbank seed ixttatoes t: cents iwr hundred. A. (j. Bo! Riekreall. Koute 1. "t FOR SALE If you want winter get a start from Keeney's prize ning Bull Leghorns. Koule J. 1- Oregon. 710 WANTKD. WAMTKnf'lonn rnm. free lint, at Observer office; will pavj cents per pound for such as an? cepted. I WANTED All kinds of iron. ru. brass, courier, zinc, nnd hides. H fst cash prices paid Monmouth, Oregon. A. N. Ha: LOST. LOST Seal rinsr with inilials 11 somewhere between Sliclton f and sawmill. Reward if ret urn-f J. II. I ulgliam. FOUXD. FOUND Rebekah lodtje iin, at list church Sunday night, v-. mav have same bv railing at I server odice, identifying propert,' paying for this notice. MISCELLAXFOfS. your ironing day- morr kv .numica::;. - a irujRi-ry. do its work better- 1 ith.jut cth- No scorching cr sticking with an "iric natiron. 5 . .. .. n-.uirt-i tu g .uet,- Hit SAME EVES HVAT It saves doth. t,H- 'irvely anv IthwUquirkly and stays hot- BOAKI) AND ROOMS The PI lliitiio rjtnnitniv hfkiicp nil .Millll , is now ready to lease rooms am nish table board. Everything ne . modern. Kates reasonable. Morris, phone 3b'3. TAKE NOTICE During the rv tile scaenn T u ill sell 1.1 l-L'SS I"' inr raii n 111 w 11 a" - e from my best en of R. I- h'1'1'- J Maeomber; Thone Black 2-', Oregon From Mav 1st t0 VlJV in(K from us at a , ec-al r H f r i h 4c,a! Muced price eos c?re$on Power Co. 605 Court Street iciephone 24 t III Mav r.1 - rri f a I V iln imn'l -Ho.ir.i i kj "" i J city property; abstract iiHit b j nished. If vou have money lo' i can nl.iiv it fur vou on gJ i Walter L. Tooze. Jr.. lawyer, ft j and 9, National Bank building flOOD WOOD At right prices j 1 der vour block wood mi l ('" ; for early delivery. Trimmine j nished on short order. rienfl ; good fir and other kinds "f . ready for customeis. S-nd f; earlv by phone to AUIST , MAN. rhone 1563 a J Summer Hats Cleans At Phil Begin's, theiilorj ED. F. COAD, Attorney at La. t Probate Cases a Speoi-? yii t 1 li 1 : a 4 -yl -f t 1 1 1 i I' S ' 1 A: t. St, a. I I i I A i-r. r ( : - i I t i i - . 4 Room 20, National Bat.f, i i i i