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Newspaper Page TextTWO THE TWICE-A-WEEK POLK COUNTY OBSERVER TUESDAY, APRIL 21st, 1914 SPECIAL NOTICE! The Ladies of the Baptist Church will hold their Cooked Food Sale at Davis & Horn's, Sat. April 25 Matting Rugs,6x9 Matting Rugs, 9x9 Matting Rugs, 9 x 12 for $1.50 for $2.50 for $3.50 PRETTY PATTERNS The place for Carpets and Rugs. We can save you money. free HITCHING RACK WATERING Trough REST ROOM WE BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE. PUBLIC STORAGE DAVIS & HORN THE RELIABLE HOMEFURNISHERS " PHONE 20 DALLAS, ORE. Your Grocery Phone--18 (SIMONTON & SCOTT) VOUR Grocery Troubles grow less when you deal A with a Grocery firm whose Groceries are Stan dard as well as Fresh and Palatable. Prompt ser vice at the store and quick delivery mean much to E articular customers to whom we appeal. A satis ed customer is our friend. When we do up a bun dle of Sugar, Coffee, Spices, Davis Hard Wheat Flour, for which we are exclusive agents, the new customer becomes permanent and the old customer is satisfied with his purchase. Become a customer if not now one Market Price for Fresh Batter and Eggs SIMONTON & SCOn 525 Court St. DALLAS, OREGON THE HOME PAPER Gerald Volk, Editor. Office Phone. Business office Main 19 Press room Main 19-2 Entered as second-class matter In the Postomce at Dallas, Oregon. How the People Feel About It. Week before last Oscar Underwood went before the people of Alabama opposing the repeal of free tolls. Hi won by twenty thousand. Congress- man U Uyrne ot Air. Wilson's own stale wont before the people of his district and supported President Wil son s position on 1 lie tolls, lie wan defeated overwhelmingly. In 1912 the Democrats of that district got 14,875 votes. Mr. 0 'Byrne got only 5,240 voles this time. This is a straw that has a meaning. Revenge is the sweetest when you can get another sucker to foot the bills. Did it ever occur to you that in trying to pull down the other fellow's house that you were undermining your own. It is an undisputed fact that most editors have a joker up their sleeve to use if it is necessary to take the trick. It is not to be relied uion that because the editor does not print a sensational article at the time of its happenii.g, that lie is igMunnt of the affair. Falls City School Complimented. The manual training work in the Kalis t 'it y High School is proving quite profitable to the district, as well as to the boys who are taking the course. This is shown by a report made to Superintendent of I'ublie In struction Churchill by Assistant State Superintendent Frank K. Welle, who recently made an official visit to this school. Falls City is a lumbering town and the high school boys seem to take naturally to wood work. Al though their original equipment con sisted of only a few hand tools, they have made 11 work -benches and are constantly adding to their equipment with the money which tbey receive ble for the bank, a book-case and a cabinet for one of the physicians, nud they now have an order for an ice chest and cabinet lor a dentist and a Writing table and set of chairs for one of the hotels. The quality of the work turned out by students is of such superior quality that the de mand has increased until they are now unable to till all of the orders for their product which come to them. lhe manual training work is bein done undur the direction of Principal 11. K, Bnrnlinrt. REPORT OF SPELLING WORK FOR THE CONTEST HELD MARCH 27th, 1914. CLASS "A" (Schools of more than 5 teachers) THIRD GRADE 1st place, Monmouth J9!).(i(i 2nd plnce, Dallas.'. . ,i !)9.(i 3rd place, Dallas 98.49; FOURTH GRADE 1st place, Mnnmoulh 100 2nd place, Dallas !)!).(! Did place, Falls City !8.7 FIFTH (iRADK 1st place, Dallas 100 2nd place, Falls City 00.2 Hid place, Monmouth 08.3 SIXTH GRADE 1st place, Monmouth 00.00 2nd place, Dallas OO.li 3rd place, Independence 08.7 SEVENTH GRADE 1st place, Monmouth 100 2nd place, Independence 00.0 3rd plnce. Falls City 00.7 EIGHTH GRADE 1st place, Monmouth-Falls City.. 100 ml place, Dallas OO.ti 3rd place, Independence Oti.4 CLASS "B" - (Schools of two to live teachers) THIRD GRADE 1st place, Ballston, Rickreall, West Salem, Perrvdale 100 2nd place. Bethel 00.77 3rd place, Beuna Vista !KI.7." FOURTH GRADE 1st place, Ballston, Rickreall, West Salem, Henna Vista, Bethel. .100 2nd place, Black Rock OO.ti 3rd place, Smithlield 99.14 FIFTH GRADE 1st place. Beuna Vista, Hopville, Per rydale 100 2nd place, Ballston 99.71 3rd place. Bethel 99.1 SIXTH GRADE 1st place, Rickreall, West Beuna Vista 2nd place, Ballston , 3rd place, Airlie SEVENTH GRADE 1st place, Smithtlcld-Ballston. 2nd place, Beuna ista... CLASS "C" (Schools having one teacher) THIRD GRADE 1st place, Cockran, Antioch, Spring Valley, Harmony, Enterprise, Fir Wove, , hunny Slope, McCoy, Cherry Grove,- Oakhurst 100 2nd place, Oakdale 99.5 3rd place, Orchards, Oakgrove. . . .98 FOURTH GRADE 1st place, Broadmead. 100 2nd place, Butler.1 99.0 3rd place, McTimmons Valley.: .-99.5 FIFTH GRADE 1st place, Orchards, Cockran, Spring Valley, Upper Salt Creek, Enter prise, Crowley, Oakdale, Rogue River, Broadmead.; 100 2nd place, McTimmons Valley, Con cord, McCoy .90.5 3rd place, Lcwisville, Pioneer. .. .99.3 SIXTH GRADE 1st place, Zena, Orchards, Oakgrove, Oakpoint, Uuell, lu Grove, Oak dale, McCoy, Maple Grove, Val ley Junction , 100 2nd place, Butler 90, 3rd place, Oakhurst ." 99.1 SEVENTH GRADE 1st place, Red Prairie, Orchards, Sil ver, Crowley, McTimmons Val ley, Fir Grove, Sunny Slope, Oakdale, Cherry Grove, High land, Broadmead 100 2nd place, Oak Grove, McCoy 90.5 3rd place, Lewisville 90.3 EIGHTH GRADE - 1st place, Orchards, Ward, Cockran, Harmony, Upper Salt Creek Guthrie, Pioneer, Oakhurst, Bioadmead 100 2nd plnce, Red Prairie, Buell, High land 99 3rd place, Elkins 08 SCHOOLS MAKING HIGHEST AV ERAGE FOR ALL GRADES Class "A", Monmouth 99.6 Class "B", Beuna Vista 99.7 Class "C", Cockran, Cherry Grove, 100 THE FOLLOWING SCHOOLS MADE 95 OR MORE IN THE FOLLOWING GRADES THIRD TtRADE Bridgeport, Orchards, Lewisville. Oak Grove, Cockran, Antioch, Spring Valley, Harmony, Enterprise, Green wood, Fir Grove, Sunny Slope, Oak dale, McCoy, Cherry Grove. Oakhurst Broadmead, Monmouth, Dallas, Falls City, Smithfield, Ballston. Salt Creek, Rickreall, West Salem, North Dallas, Hopville, Bethel, Perrvdale. FOURTH GRADE Zena, Parker, Orchards, Pollc Sta tion, Butler, Oakpoint, Antioch, Ifu- oil, Popcorn, Upper Salt Creek, Snver. Crowley, McTimnions Valley, Green wood, Oakdale, Oakhurst, Mistletoe, Valley Junction, Broadmead, Mon mouth, independence, Dallas, Falls City, Smithfield, Ballston, West Sa lem, Beuna Vista, North Dallas, Hop. ville, Black Rock, Bethel, Perrydale, FIFTH GRADE Zena, Red Prairie, Bridgeport, Lew isville, Parker, Orchards, Polk Sta tion, Oakgrove, Ward, Cockran, But ler, Oakpoint, Elkins, Buell, Spring Vfllley, Upper Salt Creek, Lincoln, Enterprise, Crowley, McTimmons Val ley, 111' Grove, Concord, Oakdale, Mc Coy, Gulherie, Pioneer, Highland, Rogue River, Mistletoe, Maple Grove, Valley Junction, Broadmead, Monmouth, Independence,' Dallas, Falls City, Smithfield, Ballston, AVest Salem, Beuna Vista, Mountainview, Hopville, Bethel, Perrydale. SIXTH GRADE Zena, Red Prairie, Bridgeport, Lew isville, Parker, Valley View, Orchards, Oak Grove, Butler, Oakpoint, Elkins, Antioch, Tiuell, Harmony, McTimmons Valley, Fir Grove, Sunny Slope, Oak dale, McCoy. Oakhurst, Highland, Mistletoe, Maple Grove, Valley Junc tion, Fern, Monmouth, Independence, Dallas, Falls City, Ballston, Salt Creek, Rickreall, West Salem, Beunn Vista, Hopville, Black Rock, Bethel, Airhe. SEVENTH GRADE Red Prairie, Bridgeport, Lewisville, Orchards, Oakgrove, Polk Station, Butler, Oakpoint, Upper Salt Creek, Silver, Crowley, McTimmons Valley, Fir Grove, Sunny Slope, Concord, Oakdale, McCoy, Gutherie, Pioneer, Cherry Grove, Highland, Maple Grove, Broadmead, Monmouth, Inde pendence, Dallas, Falls City, Smith lield, Ballston, Rickreall, Brush Col lege, West Salem, Beuna Vista, Moun tainview, Hopville, Falls City, Airlie, Bethel, Perrydale. EIGHTH GRADE Kola, Red Prairie, Iewisville, Or chards, Ward, Cockran, Elkins, Buell, Sfcing Valley, Popcorn, Harmony, Upper Salt Creek, Concord, Gutherie, Pioneer, Oakhurst, Highland, Broad mead, Monmouth, Independence, Dal las, Falls City, Smithfield, Ballston. Salt Creek, Rickreall, Brush College, West Salem, Beuna Vista, Bethel. The spelling work is doing better each test and all doing good work. There were 1750 pupils in the county from the 3rd grade to the 8th giade writing in the last test and 1001 pu pils made 100 per cent. New Method of coring PILES and FISTULA as used by DR. TOEL The Chicago Specialist Now in Dallas even when sewed up, tearing a small space apart and infecting the fresh wound. The ; method of rejecting piles with carbolated oil and other similar substances has, in a number of cases, caused sudden death, the oil globules getting into the circula tion and clogging up the blood ves sels in the lungs. Injecting sub stances that coagulate the blood into blood vessels is always dangerous. Dr. Toel has for 30 years used method by means of electricity, which avoids all these dangers. The pile tumors aae removed in few minutes without the loss of drop of .blood. As there are no open blood vessels and lymphatic vessels left to become infected there is no danger of blood poisoning; the pa tient is not weakened by the loss of blood as in a knife operation, there is very seldom any pain after the op eration, while the operation itself ex tremely seldom requires chloroform or ether, which he uses only if the pile tumors are extremely large and there are very many of them. , The routine treatment for bleeding piles and flat pile growths as used by most physicians and surgeons is- to apply nitric acid in the fuming state to the growths. Anybody can imag ine how intense aiid long continued the pain would be from such a pro cedure. Aside from this, it is hard to limit the effects of a fluid caustic which often, destroys for more than necessary. I Dr. Toel eases three different meth ods as they may Beein best suited to each case, In the first, he uses the same method as in pile tumors, de stjroying the piles instantly. This is the best suited to cases where there are only a few well-localized pile growths. In the second method where the pile growths are all around the circumference of the bowel, Di Toel destroys them by an electric current of low voltage, or brings them to absorbtion by a jurrent of veiiy high voltage. Both these meth ods are practically painless and are free from danger of blood poisoning, while of course there is not the slightest loss of blood. The routine trentmeht for fistula as used by most physicians and sur geons is either to cut them with knife or scissors, or to shring an elas tic ligature, through them and tie this, thus severing the outside of the fistula canal by mortification. The cutting method has the danger of all such operations of loss of blood and blood poisoning, also requiring chlo roform or ether. The elastic ligature method has the danger of blood pois oning and ihe intense pain from the slowly contracting ligature. Asid from this, both methods will only lay open the main canal of the fis tula; but how of tbe'many branches, blind canals that fork off from the main canal, and of which Dr. Toel once found 37 in a case of fistula f When using cutting instruments the flow of blood obscures them, they cannot be found, and in a short time form a new fistula. In using the elastic ligature they cannot even be seen. In both methods the lining of the fistula is not destroyed and usu ally forms a new fistula in a short time. The electric method as used by Dr. Toel for 30 years, causes no loss of blood there is no danger of blood poi soning, as the blood vessels are all sealed up during the process of the operation; the pus forming lining of the fistula is entirely destroyed and as there is no blood to obscure the open ings of the many blind branches fork ing off from the main canal, these can all be found and destroyed, one after the other. There is no pain af ter the operation, und only in the most severe cases, where there are many branches, is it necessary to use chloroform or ether. If you have not seen the Dallas Observer of April 14th and 17th, get it and read obout Dr. Toel's cure of cancers and tumors, also April 10th about treatment f kidney diseases. Dr. Toel intends to make his meth ods known throughout the Willamette Valley after returning from Eastern Oregon, before opening offices in Port land. While he will stay for some time in Dallas, patients who wish to consult him ought to come without de-1 lav, for while some cases of cancer allow him to operate at once when the ; patient consults him, and send the pa tient home the same day free of his cancer, in other cases it is necessary fur the patient to stay under his care for some time. So better call imme diatelya friendly talk costs noth- J,7L17MBEM i 'CT'gSaJ J Lvp.irr"g When We Hand You Our Estimates ?f the coat of the lumwr you requlrt you can depend upon It that the fig ures will bo as low as flrst-clasa, well reasoned lumber can be sold for hon stly. If you pay more you pay t nuch. If you pay loss you gH ltn Ithor nurillty or quantity. Willamette Valley Lumber Co. ANNOUNCEMENT I wish to announce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Polk County, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election on May loth. Respectfully yours, John W. Orr, Rickreall, Ore. (Paid Advertisement.) ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as a candidate for nomination for the of fice of Sheriff of Polk Comily, Ore gon at the Primary Election, May 115(11, 1914 on the Democratic .ticket. If nominated and elected, I will en force the law and perform all duties of Sheriff to the best of my ability W. J. White, Dallas, Oregon (Paid Advertisement.) FLESHER Meat Marhet WE PAY THE HIGHEST , CASH PRICE FOR ALL COUNTRY PRODUCE PHONE 13 Dallas, Oregon PEERLESS MAZDA LAMPS Prices Again Reduced. 10 Watts, 8 C. P ..$ .30 15 Watts, 12 0. P 30 20 Watts, 17 C. P 30 25. Watts, 22 C. P 30 40 Watts, 36 C. P. 30 60 Watts, 56 0. P 40 100 Watts, 98 0. P. ...... .70 150 Watts, 167 0. P 1.10 250 Watts, 278 C. P 1.80 BUY HERE NOW FRED. B. WEST ELECTRIC SUPPLIES 525 Court Street. Phone 18 ANNOUNCEMENT To the Republican Voters of Polk County, Oregon: At the solicitation of numerous res idents of Polk County, I have become a candidate for the nomination for County Clerk on the Republican tick et at the primary election to be held May 15th, 1914. Any support you may choose to give me will bo thor oughly appreciated. Truly yours, . f E. M. SMITH (Paid Advertisement) " '' XI ANNOUNCEMENT I am a candidate for the Repub lican nomination for the office of Circuit Judge of this district. If nominated and elected, I shall ever tyiep uppermost in my mind that justice is the ultimate end in view. All I wish is an opportunity to make good. Harry H. Belt. . (Paid Advertisement.) ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of County Com missioner of Polk County subject to the will of the voters of the demo cratic party at the primary election to be held May 15th, 1914. George Clanfleld. (Paid Advertisement.) ' ANNOUNCEMENT - We are authorized to announce t!'o inline of Judge Webster Holmes lo succeed himself as Circuit Judge for Polk, Yamhill and Tillamook Counties, subject to the decision of the Primaries election on May lfithr' CityTransfer W. R. COULTER, Proprietor - v The world moves itself; We move anything else Piano and Furniture Mov ing a Specialty Stand Kersey's Confec tionery. Phone 1061 Residence Phone 1202 ANNOUNCEMENT I nnnounce myself as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner for Polk County, subject to the will of the Republican voters" at the primary election, May 15th. G. A. McCulIoch. (Paid Advertisement.) t ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. A. L. Raines at the request of many friends has announced his name as a candidate far the office of County Surveyor for Polk County, subject to the will of the Republican voters at the coming (primary elec tion. His motto is accuracy in all work and prompt service. (Paid Advertisement.) . 1914. Paid Advertisement. West Side Marble WorRs G. L. HAWKINS, Proprietor. MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES AND CTKBINQ. A Complete I4ne of All Lata Designs. ANNOUNCEMENT H. Chas. Dunsmore asks the vote and support of the Republican voters of Polk County for office of County Treasurer, at the primaries, May 15, (Paid Advertisement) TEN REASONS WHY Dallas Iron Works Machinists Fountfrymen Pattern Maker. SAWMILL WORK A SPECIALTY We are prepared to de any kind ot Iron and Braaa work. Lumber trucks and Stock work on hand. We mak the best and cheapest Stump Pullet on the market Prion reasonable The routine treatment for piles as'ing. used by most physicians and surgeons. Dr. Toel csn be found at his old is either to tie them off with a string, office, 619 Washington Street, Dallas, or an elastic ligature, and let them Oregon, one-half block east of the S. Imp oft by mortification of the lr- p. depot, from 9 a. m. to 12 noon, 2 to tion tied. This method causes in-; 5 p. m., 7 to 8 p. m Sunday 10 to tense pain and often is the cause of j 1 p. m. Telephone 1303. 1 Specialties: Cancers and Tumors. Xo knife and loss of blood. No blued poisoning, the products of the Salem. Imortincat ion being absorbed by the ...UHlj system; or the piles are cut aay jjjj'j j W',B 'he knife and the wound sewed plasters and pain for hoars or days. j up over it. This method has often j Polypus, Goitre, Pile, Fistula. ...100 disadvantage of considerable loss Disease of Women, Skin and Nervous 99.6 1 of blood from the enlarged veins, and Diseases. Xeuralria. Neurasthenia. 3rd place. Bethel Of-; the danger of blood poisoning from a' Gout. Rheumatism. Liver, Stomach. , , sewed wound in the rectum which Kidnevs. Bladder, Prostate, Asthma, throngh the manufacture and sale of 1 2nd place, Simthfield Mf, yef Mra IO malt me Bronchitis, Catarrh, vyspepsia, ton- furniture. .They made a mission U- 3rd place, Bethel 99.4 tr passing constantly over it, and stipation. HHlsDros COFFEE FOR SALE AT Loughaty Grocery - DALLAS, OREGON There are ten reasons why the "Conklin" is the most popular foun tain pen in the world today: . . . . 1. It fills itself in 4 seconds. 2. It cleans itself at the sa time. 3. It does both with one operation. 4. It always writes at the first stroke. It will not leak or "sweat. is uniform and 6. The ink flow steady. 7. The pen action is smooth and easy. 8. It requires no special ink. 9. It has nothing to get out of order. 10. It won't roll off the desk. Come in and buy a "Conklin' end your pen troubles. and Hayter' s Book Store 428 Main Street ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce my candidacy as a Republican for the office of County Treasurer of Polk County, subject to the decision of the primary election in May. Respectfully, Fred 3. Holman, Black Rock. (Paid Advertisement.) ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as can didate for the office of County Sur veyor on the Democratic ticket at the primary election. Edward J. Himes. (Paid Advertisement.) ANNOUNCEMENT After consulting with many of the voters of Lincoln. and Polk Counties, I have consented to announce myself as a Republican candidate for Joint Representative in the Legislature for the counties of Lincoln and Polk, and most respectfully solicit the support of the voters of the two counties. S. G. Irvine. (Paid Advertisement.) ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as a can didate for the nomination for the of fice of County Treasurer of Polk County, at the primary election, May 15th, 1914, on the democratic ticket. J. E. Richter. (Paid Advertisement) ANNOUNCEMENT - I hereby announce myself as a can didate for county surveyor for Polk County, subject to the decision of the Democratic Party at the primary election Sandford B. Taylor. (Paid Advertisement.) ANNOUNCEMENT- . I hereby announce myself as a can didate for county surveyor for Polk County, subject to the decision of the Republicans at the primary election. C. R. Canfield. (Paid Advertisement) - . ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Polk County, Oregon, upon the Dem ocratic ticket, subject to tbe will of the voters at the primary election. The test lamp in the land if nominated and elected I will world is the Sunshine ! to the best of my ability enforce the Safety lamp that I ab-llaws on our statute books without i solntely guarantee to fear or favor, and especially' the five satisfaction or mon- laws regulating the sale of intoxeat ey refunded. 200 candle ing liquors, and I will practice tbe power with only 11 eta. utmost economy in the management cost for 21 hours of of the County's business. bright light Henry Gohrke, sole J. H. Savery. agent, Dallas, Oregon. I (Paid Advertisement.)