The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19??, May 14, 1920, Image 4

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In a collision between two S. P. I
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day morning, nine people were j
killed and over thirty injured, j
Among those killed were Fleurot
Josselyn, step son of David Camp- j
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H E K E will be a factory expert for the Zenith
Carburator which is used on 60 per cent of all
automobiles. He will be with us May 17-18-
19 to demonstrate and prove the gas-saving of the
Zenith Carburetor—
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The Zenith is the great gits saver,
government service on airplanes.
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MR. BICE IS PROSPERING
INDEPENDENCE
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The best the market affords and at prices con­
sistent with quantity buying.
LOW DEN FOR PRESIDENT
(Gresham Outlook)
“ If real ability, wide experience
in state and government and large
business affairs and genuine broad­
minded, unflinching patriotism, are
g the considerations which dominate
the minds and hearts of Oregon
voters, there will be no doubt about
the result—Oregon for Lowden;
Sayles Motor Car Co,
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E X A M P L E
6000 Mile Guaranteed Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Casings with tube—
3 0 x 3 ........................................$19.18
30x3% .................................. $24.60
Remember a ton-tested tube comes with each casing at the above
prices. A C T A T ONCE.
Every Oregon Boy
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iiiiKia iiiTWi'Bin f
ing grown in that class. The Sun
day school meets at 10 a. m., Mrs.
Grace Swope, superintendent. In
the morning at the 11 o’clock ser
vice, the Rev. Stewart of Me Minn
vilie, Oregon, convention pastor for
the Baptist denomination,
will
preach on “My Brother’s Keeper.”
In the evening, Rev. H. L. Proppe
will preach on the timely subject oi
“The Lost Christ;" or “ Losing
Christ.” This is a message that will
stir your heurt and help you to a
better life. You are welcome to all
these services. You will be the loser
if you miss any of these services.
To The Post Enclosed find check
for $1.50 for renewal. I look for­
ward to receiving The Post as i
enjoy looking over the news of in
dependence and vicinity.
I have enjoyed a prosperous
spring with my chickens.
IT ive
shipped to my many friends of In­
dependence about 1000 baby clucks.
Also have sold to many people in
und about Clackamas county. In
all I have about 4000 with inquiries
for as many more which I have not
teen able to handle. 1 intend to "ii-
large my plant by building another
laying house 20x50 ft. Also intend MARION COUNTY’S FIRST M ILL
to build an incubator house 14x24.
W. L. BICE.
According to L. P. Swan, of Au­
Milwaukie, Ore., R. 1, Box 341.
rora, tiie first grist mill on Mission
creek, Marion county, was con­
Baptist Church Announcements
structed in 1834 by Webley J. Ilaux-
hurst. Mr. Swan has been in the
(Contributed)
milling business for fifty years and
If you were at church last Sun­ was here yesterday in conference
day you saw the increased attend­ with the state engineer on power
ance in both the morning and ev­ rights on Mission creek at Cham-
ening services. The .Sunday school poeg. Mr. Swan operates a mill on
has held its mark in spite of the Mission creek, purchased in 1895,
nice weather and the slump that which has been in operation ever
generally comes in the spring. The since. lie says a grist mill was first
Sunday school has recently fixed up built on that site in 1855.
a splendid primary department for
the little folks, .the attendance hav­
Tripp sells real estate.
and
Every Oregon Girl
Is a possible College
Student
FORDSONS EVERYW HERE
Oregon sends a bigger percentage
of its children to college than any
other state, without exception.
American farmers are not the
only ones who are appreciative of
the Fordson.
New evidence that the little ma­
chine is proving successful in the
far corners of the earth is being
found every day.
Henry Ford & Son, Inc., have re­
ceived a photograph showing both
sides of a medal won by Messrs.
Duly & Company, Ltd., Fordson
dealers ut Salisbury, Rhodesia.
The medal was awarded after an
exhibition of the Fordson at the Be-
ira Agricultural Society, arranged
by Messrs. Duly and it is for the
"best piece of agricultural machin­
ery over on show.”
Prctege of Ca
¡1 V oice of Chautauqua Soprano W ir
That is one of the State’s
proudest records
Critics Everywhei
No state can have too much edu­
cation. Education is thg safeguard
of freedom and of right, and higher
education is the capstone of the pub­
lic school system. But higher edu
cation in Oregon is in great dan­
ger.
The State University and
Agricultural College have twice as
many students as they have income
*o train.
Protect these Schools and
their great work
by voting on May 21 for the Higher
Educational relief measure. Higher
Education pays the state in dollars
end cents, in improved living, in sci­
entific progress, in farm, arch ird,
garden, and stock ranch develop­
ment, and in the better quality of
its public and high school teachiog.
EASY TO PARK
(Paid advertisement inserted by
Colin Dyment in behalf of the Joint
Alumni Relief Committee for High­
er Education in Oregon, 514 Pittock
Block, Portland.)
It takes a voice out o f the ordinary to win the approval o f a musical au­
thority like Enrico Caruso. But such a voice has Josephine Martino, who will
make her first western Chautauqua (our under Ellison-White direction this
year. The great tenor has coached Miss Martino in several o f the operatic
numbers she will use this summer. She appears only on the closing night.
Miss Martino has been engaged by the Edison company to make a series
o f records, and she will he one of their regularly advertised "Recreation
A rtists" next season.
“ Musical America” says, “ Miss Martino is a young
woman fo r whom a great career is promised.”
One of the biggest problems to­
day confronting motorists in the
cities is finding parking space and
getting their car in parallel with the
curb after they have found it and
it is right here that a good many
car owners sigli for a steam steer­
ing gear.
With a Maxwell you don’t feel ns
though you hail done a day’s work
after squeezing into a tight hole.
There are lots of nice little things
about- this steering gear which are
appreciated when the car ahead of
you suddenly stops and you have to
handle the wheel with your right
hand while signaling with your
left, or when after making a wide
turn at speed the wheel comes au­
tomatically to the straightaway
position.
AUTO EPITAPH S
These bones of Bill’s
Do not disturb;
At 60 miles
He hit the curb.
DELIGHTFUL ENTERTAINER
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atchautauqua
Marlon Ballou Fisk Comes on First
Night
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The
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NASH
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Behind the Nash Six name plate stands
a great factory with a vast organization
of skilled mechanics who have long been
identified with the manufacture of really
good motor cars. The improvements of
the Nash Six Perfected Valve-in-Head
Motor furnish unusual power, quietness
and economy in operation.
From Your Old Tires
The M iller A d -O n -A -T i r e
Saves 75% o f Tire Values
SH O P
price
What the Nash Six Name
Plate Means to You
Many More Miles
IN D E P E N D E N C E V U L C A N I Z I N G
M. J. O ’Donnell, Prop.
subscription
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I after June 1.
Four years o f settlement work in
Chicago, when she started entertain­
ing the children as a protege o f the
late Dwight L. Moody, and 13 years
on the Lyceum and Chautauqua plat­
forms have qualified Marion Ballou
Fisa fo r her present place as the lead-
Don't throw your tires away simply because
the tread is worn off. l o do that, is waste. You
lose 75 per cent of your tire value.
W hen you put Miller Ad-O n-A-Tires on your old tires
you are not merely putting on a new tread. You are
virtually rebuilding your tires.
The Miller Ad-O n-A -Tire is built of tough, buoyant
rubber. It has several layers of fabric, breaker strip,
tread, and side walls *which completely cover the tire
and clinch under the rim. It has the famous Miller
Geared-to-the-Road tread
Our method makes it an integral part of the tire. It
cannot come loose or creep. It fits any size or any
make of tire. Get 75 per cent more mileage from your
old tires. Bring them to us today.
The
Vote 302 X Yes for 4% State Road Bond Limit Polk County Post will be $2 on and
Five-Passenger Touring
ing cartoonist anil lecture-entertainer
la America today. Her work differs
from the ordinary cartoonist In that
it might be called an illustrated lec­
ture in story and song. She uses two \
hlg easels and 23 colors in crayons to
secure her beautiful and artistic j
Two-Passenge
Do you live in Independence?
Then why not patronize her indus
! tries. Eat Liberty bread.
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17*5
Seven Passenger Touring Car . .. 1765
Four-Passenger Coupe
......... 2*95
Seven-Passenger Sedan ............... 2725
Prices 1. o. b. Kenosha
Phone the news Io M2113.
Deleware handed a lemon to her
peaches.—Columbia Record.
Car...... $ 1595 .
Four-Passenge Sport Model
effects.
Assist your favorite in the grand
automobile race NOW.
Roadster
The Auto Utilities Co.
D ALLAS
INDEPENDENCE
N A S H
M O T O R S
VALUE CARS AT VOLUME PRICES