The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19??, March 29, 1918, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    V,
THE
P O L K
C O U N T Y
POST.
ECKER & CURRIE, Publishers
It’s Here-Come In-See It
Local Briefs
Mrs. W. Brow n is visiting friends
Published Twice a Week at Independence, Polk County, Oregon, on
a t Turner.
Tuesday and Friday
—x—
It will J>e C aptain M ark Graves
for an o th er year.
A pplication m ade for E ntry as Mail M atter of the Second Class
—x—
Bags and T runks, Bags an d S uit
Subscription Rates: $1.50 a Year Strictly in Advance; Six Months
Cases. Moore & W alker.
$1.00; Three Months 50cents.
—x—
CLYDE T. ECKER, Editor.
Mrs. Sadie S m ith w ill leave for
J. F. CURRIE, Business M anager h er home in A laska in a few days.
—x—
LEEDLE YAWCOB STRAUSS
He get der measles und der murnbs und eferyding dot’s
oudt;
He shills mine glass of lager beer, poots schnuff into mine
kraut;
He fills mine pipe mit limberg cheese—dot vas the rough­
est chouse;
I ’dd ak ed ot vrom no oder poy but Leedle Yawcob
Strauss.
I somedimes dink 1 shall go vild mit sooch a grazy poy;
Uud vish vonce more I gould haf rest und peaceful dimes
enschoy;
But ven he vas ashleep in ped so quiet as a mouse,
I prays der Lord, “ Dake anydings but leaf dot Yawcob
Strauss.”
CHARLES F. ADAMS.
OUR CAT
VYe have a cat
At our house—
H e’s black with
White whiskers and
H e’s more trouble
To me than a
Hangful of hangnails
Would be to
Paderewski. He
And his tail
Are always just
Where i set my
Fooot down. Our
Hallway is kind
Of dark at night
And this cat
Is the original
Camouflage in
The hallway, and
I always fall over
Him. At night
He doesn’t want
To go out until
I ’m in bed about
Fifteen minutes, then
He sets up a squawk.
Of course I have
To get up from
The huiks and
Let him out-
I wish I were
An "Eskimo. They
Have it pretv easy
Wh on it comes to
Putting, the cat
Out for the
n
Night—six months.
Baltimore Evening Sun,
LEFT HANDER IS NOT A MISTAKE
Nearly everybody is born light-handed, and yet tfvvo,
authsoine authorities sav four, out of every hundred are
a a test of ihKH) children it was found that
left-hand e
4 ,/> per cent of the girls and
per cent of the boys used
the left hai
[©rene to the right. The popular mr
l.n
pression h:
landed is a niis-
fortune am
mce, to be cured
as soon as
hlren to use the
right hand
uista ke. Nature
made no sii.
Dr. R. F.. Duganne, D entist, Inde­
pendence N ational B ank Building.
—x—
Have you seen those new silk
sw eaters a t CONKEY & WALKER'S.
—x—
The N ational M azda Electric
lam ps can be h ad a t C raven &
Huff's.
—x—
Dr. F ran k B utler has a rriv ed a t
Fort Filey, K ansas. He is in the
m edical corps.
—x —
H obart
navy and
rope, will
and visit
Dickson, who is in the
now som ew here in E u ­
re tu rn to A m erica soon
his relatives.
The New Type "ZT
Fairbanks - Morse
FARM E N G I N E
Ju st received sh ip m en t of cloth­
ing from New York t® ught before j
the 'advance. Good w earin g su its
$16.50 to $25.00 a t O. A. Kream ers.
—x—
—x —
Mrs. C. C. M ulkey of M onm outh
w ent to San Francisco to see h er
son who is in the navy stationed at
Goat Island. The young m an w ill
sail in a few days for “som ew here.”
—x—
^
Mae M arsh appears next W ednes­
day in a clean production, “Fields
of H onor” in w hich she is ce rta in ­
ly at h e r best. Mae has M ary Pick-
ford beaten w hen it comes to popu­
larity.
E c o n o m ic a l — S im p le — L ig h t W e ig h t
S u b s ta n tia l — F o o l-p r o o f C o n s tr u c tio n
Gun B arrel C y lin d er B ore — L ea k -p ro o f
Compression—Complete with Built-in Magneto
—x—
H ave you thought of th a t new
su it for yourself or son for E aster
w ear? Come in w hile it is on your
m ind. Let us show you good wool­
ens at extrem ely low prices, at
CONKEY & WALKER'S.
"MORE TH AN RATED POWER
AND A WONDER A T THE PRICE”
—x—
FOR SALE BY
The S tan d ard Oil Co. will p u t in
trucks at all th e ir sub-stations for
delivering oil an d dispense w ith
pulling th e ir w agons w ith horses.
A representative of the com pany
w as here yesterday to m ake a rra n g e ­
m ents to build a cem ent garage on
th eir prbperty in Independence.
J. D. Hibbs & Company
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
Sloper Bros. & Cockle nre giv­
WIGRICH ITEMS
ing every w om an in th is section an
opportunity 1o m ake w ash day a *^*Mr. and M rs G rant M cLaughlin
holiday and to banish forever the j and son, Tommy, of Independence
weekly drudgery. How nice it will w ere Sunday guests of Airs. AIc-
be on w ash day to let a sm all gaso- j L auglilin’s sister, Mrs R alph Por-
line m otor do the w ork in a May-1 terfield.
tag w asher. T hen again, th e ir ad
ap p earin g elsewhere, in this paper.
Air. and Airs. J. T ann of P a rk e r
says that, the M aytag w asher w ith ; visited S unday w ith th e ir daugh-
the gasoline m otor attached can be ; ter, Airs George D eForest and fam-
bought of them for $5 down an d $1 jiy.
m onthly.
—x—
Air. an d Airs. M anning of Inde-
Dallas, Texas, Sun: ’ A delight- pendence w ere S unday guests tit
ful function of the w eek w as the the home of Air. an d Mrs. H arry
pretty d in n er jjarty presided o v e r ! Straton.
by Mi . Lucy w iid o rsp in at her at
tractive home last T hu rsd ay even-
Leonard and C harles AIcComas
iig. Choice sp rin g blossom s con- I« ft on Monday for the logging cam p
the table an d 'h an d so m e np- a Kings Valley w here they expect
! ered
o intm ents were m ade for a group t< work this sum m er.
f out-of-town friends, who were
rem edy young ladles of this city
Mr. and ATrs. Eston Bevens of
ml included Mrs. Al. Bullock of l: :cnn V ista m oved last w eek to
\ .
«
MBERGER CAUSES A RIOT
The Independence N ational Bank
Established .1889
A Successful Business Career of
Twenty-Five Years
INTEREST PAID ON TIME
DEPOSITS
Officers and Directors
x
H. Hirscliberg, Pres.
D. W. Sears, Y. P.
R. R. DeArmond, Cashier
W. IjT. Walker
I. A. Allen
O. D. Butler
SUBSCRIPTION BLANK
Pi
County Post,
for Hie Polk County Post for
to pay you $1.50 for the same
Guest at Party Threw Cheese Out of
Window and Two Were Stabbed
as Result.
lie
to
1 (11
St. Louis.—At a pound party given
In honor of Airs. Mabel Williams of
St. Louis a guest brought a pound of
II burger cheese. Levy Williams,
'-e’C-appointod m aster of ceremonies,
thn vr the choose out, and was rebuked
by the hoste-s.
In the argument and fight th at fol­
lowed. Simmons stabbed Mrs. Wll-
lltui g and her brother, Adolph Wood-
•.ed in ar
:nons osc
O. Add
ir.ing Boy Was Only a “Mexican Fish Hound”
Fairly yelping thorv' words, a wotuan
north of F street, made for the latter
curry her. She had a companion with*
ie.
HO
GIRL KILLS H0LD-U
if)
Then Minneapolis Womap Faints and
Physician is Called to At­
tend Her.
V
•
—
Minneapolis.—Miss Mabel Drumater,
clerk In the office of the P. McCoy
; uel company's office, phot nnd killed
rl. F. Orr. u ynliroad switchman, when
• t’t te u i p tc d t o r o b t !.o of
.T --
u'.inter coltnp.*«.’d when to! I she bud
¡Med the mnu and bad to be attended
>y a physician.
V.
~y-,
< - ■ '
Wh
i nnd a dog
T lie woman
*
ling boy threw her arm around the neck of the dog and said: “Oh, you
darling thing! You’re tl ■ prcttlw . dog In town.” The woman had a good
eye for dogs.
“ What kind of a dog is’he?" isked the woman.
• winked ¡it the dog and replied calmly:
“.Mexican fish hound.”
no sta lls ino n
the
\ es, our Summ; s in the
ELIZABETH
LEVY
trenches ay i ì 1 1 a spirit thi
w, and it keeps the Hun
B. F. JONES
Teacher of !^lolL
a gm . inM w hat Ihe if an kee dtide’ll do. He's up to
’ -v’idoto ler U epre'eatative Pclk
«TJ.il cumulila ge, and
and Lincoln Counties, May P ri­
o W ill give lessons in Indepen- o
HUNS. DON’T MEDDLE WITH THIS NIGGER
afj-aid of Kaiser Bill ; oui ill his beastly crew. He'll do o (letico for beginners aud ad- o j maries.
(P aid A dvertfaeinen-. I
lotfu'tis Guide
ihurg. l i e ’ll rap the prince a few, then o ' '¡m eed students. Best of o
the faiTu'Us
111 i tnlcnhti
Dullqs, Texas.—One of the negroes called for physical
our husky lit h> Ynnkt
title’ll do the Kaiser, too. Then'0 moth<Hte- Prices reaso n ab le o
exan.ination was ;.<ke . :f he would field. Scratching his
o Inquire at the Post B uilding o
Take
the
Post,
tlie
paper
head
lit* pondered *r a moment, then declared:
w h e n our S hi * comes
o or w rite E. Levy, 563 Court o
handy, and wId a tig.
o with apunch. Two times
“ I f they sends me to France and any of them Gehmans
n St., Salem , Oregon.
w if ;m. C sho’ will fight.”
Pan ly.
¡ O o o o o o o o o
o o oo a week.—$1.50 a year.