The Polk County post., August 27, 1920, Image 4

C O U N T Y C O UR T
This Bank Encourages
the Purchase o f Pure
Bred Stock and we are will­
ing to assist in financing par­
ties who desire to buy live stock
exhibited at the Pacific Inter­
national Livestock Exposition
this Fall.
FARMERS
STATEBANK
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“ T r y It O u t Y o u r s e l f ”
City Meat Market
The Independence National Bank
“EAT MORE
BREAD
HOLSUM
BREAD
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Independence Vulcanizing Shop
BUY THAT4
EXTRA LOAF
M. J. O’DONNELL, Prop.
Cherry City Baking Co
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Frank J. Morrison, jitney, $9. To­ I « l■ lll■ lll■ ll■ lll■ ll¡■ 3 :•;ll■ llld lll■ ll■ ll■ ill■ lll■ !ll■ l■ lld lll■ ll* ll■ lll■ ll!■ ll!■ 'll■ lll■ l•
tal $1,653.81
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Parry
The County Court of Polk Coun­
Published every Friday at Independence, Oregon.
ty, Oregon, met on Wednesday, H. E. Lenhaid, salary, $100; John S
ntered u second chuu matter March 26, 1918, at the poetohlce at Aug. 4, 1920, in regular monthly A. Reobling Co., mdse., $101.49; 9
session as provided by law.
Co. W. G. Johnson, labor, $5.63; A. B. I
Independence, Oregon, under the A ct ol March 3, 1879.
Judge A. B. Robinson and Com­ Robinson, express charges, $6.25; i
missioner T. J. Graves were in at­ Standard Oil Co., gas and oil, $133.-
C L Y D E T. E C K E R
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Editor and Publisher.
tendance. Bills allowed:
60; G. H. Wood, labor, $.50; James
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Burch, salar, $100; Sloper Bros. &
Sheriff’s Office
Subscription Rates;
John W. Orr, salary and expen­ Cockle, hardware, $13.65; E. B. d
THREE M ONTHS
50c.
ses, $175.84; T. B. Hooker, salary, Smith saw m ill, lumber, $3.07; Î
$120; J. E. Richter, salary, $100; Standard Oil Co., gas and oil, $84.16 I
S IX M O N T H S
$1.00
Hayter’s Book Store, supplies, $4.- Total $548.35.
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O NE Y E A R
$2.00
50; Glass & Prudhomme, supplies, Seal .r of W eights and Measures
f
Lutes* otherwise provided (or, subscriptions w ill he stopped at expiration $4.18; W illam ette Tel. Co., rental, J. F. Jones, salary, $19.09.
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$4.50. Total $409.02.
Advertising
Clerk's Office
Polk County Observer, advertising, j *
Perhaps Senator Chamberlain is campaigning in a Floyd D. Moore, salary and ex­ $244)0; Polk County Itemizer, ad ; I
Ford so he can get somewhere.
pense, 1140.36; Floyd L. Sen ter, sal­ vertising, $35.70. Total $60.
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County Agent
ary, $110; Otellu Friar, salary, $75;
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Maagdalene Kuntz, salary, $90; Business Office O. A. C., county
The required thirty six states have ratified the equal Hayter’s Book Store, supplies, $8; agent, $1,000; Polk County Ob­ 9
suffrage constitutiomil amendment and women get the Gluss & Prudhomme Co., supplies, server advertising, $13.50. Total 9
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ballot the country over. Those old hard boils who $40.08; W illam ette Tel. Co., rental, $1,013.50.
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$2.G5; Polk County Observer, let­
District Attorney’s Office
T d T iq j
stood out against them to the bitter end might as well ter heads $6.75; Elliott Fisher Co., E. K Piasecki, mileage, $2.20; W il­ M
ribbons for machint, $9. Total $48- lamette Tel. Co., rental, $3.50. T o­ i
commence to look for their hats.
9.35.
tal $5.70.
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Treasurer’s Office
Cattle Indemnity
Those opposed to the Non-Partisan League enter­ A. V. R. Snyder, salary and ex­ Mrs. Laura A. Hurd , indemnity, j
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Independence»
ing Oregon are having a most dreadful mixed up time pense, $62.80; W illam ette Tel. Co. $17.50; II. S. Portwood, indemnity,
O reg o n
rental, $2. Total $64 35.
$17.50; W. F. McCall, indemnity, B
c
hi getting it started. A few weeks ago it was told that
$17.50. Total 52.50.
Assessor’s Office
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Dog Fund No. 2
agents of the League, disguised as peddlers, were sneak­ Fred J. Holman, salary and ex­
President.
C. W. IRVINE,
penses, $101; Hattie A. Watson, Harry Marshall, collars, $48.60; | V
Vice President.
J. B. PARKER,
ing around to the back doors o f the farm ers’ homes and salary, $85; Lulu A Sibley, salary, Glass & Prudhomme Co., collars,;
Cashier.
C.
G.
IRVINE,
getting the eighteen per with great success. N ext, it $38.50; J. R. Allgood, supplies, $1.- $203.. tags $4.56., license book $9.09; «
Asst.
Cashier.
GLEN
C.
SMITH,
was announced that the League would begin its cam­ 75; W il. Tel. Co., rental, $2.35; Floyd I). Moore, postage, $2; C. L. a
H ayter’s Book Store, supples, $.40 Crider, buckles, $3. Total $270.25. i
paign for a place in the sun this Fall and various men Total $229.
Road District No. 10
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Adolph Aebi, labor, $6; Fred Aebi
Court House
,
over the state had been delegated to meet and start
m iM in iin iii
iw n iim iip
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iirwim in
Finley W hitney, salary, $75; Dal labor, $6; W. J. Green, $20; Geo. tin
things.
No meeting has been called that we know of. las W ater Co., woter, $5; Mountain Plov, labor $15; Chas. Voss labor
Then, just the other day, a newspaper man took a swing States Power Co., light, $9.57; Mt. $78. Total $125.
Road District No. 11
around the circle and found the woods full o f Leaguers States Power Co., light, $1. Total
$106.07.
Rex Warner, labor, $21; H. II. Dix­
Even in P olk county he said it was going strong. I f there
Circuit Court -
on, labor, $36; M. H. Pengra grav­
el, $125.25. Total 182.25.
are any members in this section at the present time, its Wil. Tel. Co., rental, $2.65
says the Good Judge
County Court
District No. 16
promoters are the slickest gum slioers that ever sneak A. B. Robinson, salary and txpen- G. II. Road
Wood, repair work $7.90;
And you will find how
ed. W e know o f no members, never heard any one say ses, $101; W illam ette Tel. Co., ren­ Standard Oil Co. gas and oil, $24.-
tal,
$5.05;
T.
J.
Graves,
salary
and
<0;
J.
W.
W
alker,
labor;
C.
II.
much more satisfaction a
he had been invited to join or even had subscribed fo i
expense,
$108.50; Oregon Aaso Whipple, labor $3. Total $61.20. ;
little
of this Real Tobacco
the League paper. Verily, a mysterious state o f affairs County Judges duos Judges and
General Road Fund
gives you than you ever
commissioners $25. Total 253.19.
Guy Bros., mdse., $38.27; Oregon
Its here, but nobody can put a linger on it.
got
from a big chew of the
Justice Court
State Highway Com., parts, $23.93; >
ordinary
kind.
Moss Walker, fees in case, $10; J. Dallas Mach & Loco. Works, re­
W. Baker, fees in rase, $5.50; II. pairs, $46.91; W. A. Scott, labor
The good, rich, real to­
Moran, fees in case, $3.90; Mm. W. $12.75; Sloper Bros. & Cockle, pipe
bacco taste lasts so long
C. Bostwick, fees in case, $1.50. $31.91; C. C. Quackenbush, truck
you don’t need a fresh
T H E R H Y M IN G S U M M A R IS T
Total $20.90.
parts, $1,420.32; T. J. ALsip poles
chew nearly as often. So
Insane
$14. Graham & Son, mdse. $2;
it
costs you less.
Dr. V. C. Staats, examination, $5; Hurt Motor Co., $1.80; F. J. W a g ­
Twice one day the police bell rang
A. B. Starbuck, two examinations, ner, mdse. $49.70; Fuller’s Garage,
Any man who uses the
And since the town’s not tainted,
$10. Total $15.
mdse. $4.10; D. J. Riley, rtnt, $25;
Real Tobacco Chew will
The first call did not fuze the cop,
School Supt. Office
The City Garage, mdse. $10.15;
tell you that.
Josiah W ills, salary and expense, Robert Ground, gravel, ¿808.88; M.
But on the second call he fainted;
P u t up in tw o styles
$101;
Janet E. Launtr, salary, $65; Capps, right of way $312.50; Stan­
Many have gone to the seashore now,
J. B Nunn, salary, $10.56; W illa m ­ dard Oil Co„ gas and oil $536.92;
They want no blistered noses,
W -B G U T is a long fine-cut tobacco
ette Tel. Co. , rental, $2.85; Hay- J. G. Brown, right of way $100; J. |
But over there
ter's Book Store, supplies, $6.15. J. Sammons, services, $101.40; M.
R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
Total $185.56.
Do beware,
E. Sammons, services, $8; Floyd
W e y m a n - B r u t o n C o m o a n y , 1107 B r o a d w a y , N e w Y o r k C ity
Health Office
R. Hamilton, services, $16; Fred
The crabs will bite your toses.
Charles Bratcher, health report, IL ToeVs, services, $15; C. G.
$2.50; Dr. F. II. Hellwarth, health Daves, labor $45; Virgel Bewley. la­
Its a little cooler now and then,
report, $3.75; Kenneth W illiam s, bor $42.60; Noel Dickey labor $65.-
And here we quote a lady
health report, $1.75; Dr. O. D. But­ 40; Preston Dickey labor $72; Ed­
Who has enjoyed the burning heat,
ler. health report, $625. Total $14.25 gar W illiam s labor $6; W alter Sy-
THE TEMPTING ODOR
W id ow ’s Pensions
ron labor $16.25; Ray W ilson labor
Its no other one but Sadie;
Surah
S.
Carter
$30;
Bertha
K.
$30.60; R. Buell labor iu k I expenses
“ Hot days I wear a'lounging dress
that comes from our roast
Englehorn $20; Rosa Fritz $12.50; $109.48. Total $3966.87.
beef,
fresh from the oven
Or a pair of netted trousers,
\nna C. Hinkle $30; Charlotta 11.
w
ill
be
matched by the
Mosquito bar,
Huffman $10; Addle Launer $10;
l)o you live in Independence?
toothsome flavor o f the
Sox ajar,
Eliza Lawrence $20; Ethel Ovor- Then why not patronize her indus­
meat when you taste it.
holt $10; Sarali A. Pitzer $15; Lulu tries. Eat Liberty bread.
Or any cold air rousers.”
T ry a roast for Sunday
Poole $20; N ellie Robinson $17.50;
dinner. Though it w ill not
Martha Ann South $10; Blanche
Dear Madam: Phone the
cost you any more than
Farmers have their harvest done,
Sloan $15; Lida E. Troxel $25;
t.cws to M ()21 and oblige.
you usually pay, you w ill
They’ve* sweated thru the labor,
Bertha J W alling $17.50; Edna L.
find our meat far finer
Pretty soon they can loaf in town
Wheeler $10; Eva Wilson $17.50;
than any you ever ate.
Grace E. Yeater $25. Total $325.
Or high-low-jack a neighbor;
Care of Poor
TO R E A L IZ E THE
The call of the hop is coming strong,
Model Meat Market, meat for Mrs. |
W e ’ll quote a guy in stopping:
Arrow $2; E. L. Sechrist, groceries
M O ST M O N E Y
“ The women and kids
for D. A. Eaton $30; Mm. Abbey
m il l e r a s m it h
Can do its bids,
Graves, allowance, $15; W. A.
Messner,
groceries
for
C.
A.
McVay,
I'm too fat for hopping.”
W e buy everything you
$10; Frank H. W ard, allowance,
want to sell and sell
$17; Mrs. S. P. Riggs, rent for Mrs.
everything you wtrnt to
Arrow, $8; L. D. Brown, rent for
Lizzie Dale, $6; Salem Deaconess
buy. Cash or trade.
Hospital, enre of Mrs. J. L. W il­
liams, $31; C. E. Huntley, care of
B rin g in everything you
Established .1889
|>oor, $95; Dr. O. D. Butler, attend
Mr. Barnes, U. S. Wheat Director Says:
want to sell and I will
ing Miles Jarvis, $3.50; C. L. Cri­
A N A C C O U N T in a commercial bank is the most
sell it fo r you on a
der, groceries for George Medley
cont
enient aid to modern business. I t systema­
commission.
and Mrs. Arrow, $4 80; 11. Bycrly
tizes payments, is a cheek on all expenditures and
cure of poor, $15. Total $2511.30.
shows you just where you stand each month.
Jail
M A X GOLDM AN
Open
one with us today. I t will pay you to do so.
Dallas W ater Co., water, $125; Mt.
Sts. Power Co., lights, $1. Total $2.-
25,
Bridges
Guy
Bros.,
mdse.,
$99.50; W. A
And reduce the high cost of living.”
VA LLE T A SILETZ
Hindman, labor, $415; J. R. Tate,
TIME TABLE
labor, $110; Abe Platt, lAbor and
Officers and Directors
jitney, $42.50; H. B. Pleasnnt, la­
EffecUve A pril 1, trains w ill
H. Hirschberg, Pres.
C. A. McLaughlin. V P
bor, $2333; C. S. Crook, labor, $15.
run as follows:
50; W illis Rowell, labor, $3; S. A.
Ira D. M ix. Cashier
No. 2 arrives from Hoskins
Davis, labor, $12 50; I. L. Smith,
W. H. W alker
D. W . Sears
O. D. Butler
9:15 A. M. daily
labor, $1; Henry Clifford, lalmr
No. 4 arrive* from Camps
and car, $21; J. J. Green, labor.
4:00 P. M. daily except Sunday |
$47; J. A. Tate, salary and expon-
No. 1 departs for Camps
IS T H E C H E A P E S T AS W E L L A S
I ses. $125; E. R. Smith Mill, lumber
10:50 A. M. daily except Sunday |
$275.61; Irvin Schnider, lumber,
T H E M OST W H O L E S O M E ON
No. 3 departs for Hoskins
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$12384: Polk Co. Lbr. C o, lumber,
T H E M ARKET TODAY.
4:15 P. M. daily
$•4)730; E. R. Lewis, Jitney. $13 50;
Freight service 2:30 P. M. on
Stratton
Rros., lumber,
$46.80; .
Tuesdays and Saturdays
| Polk Co. I.br. Co., lumber, $14.40; !
(Opposite Farmers State Bank)
State Accident Com., Insurance,
$23 54; W illam ette Valley Lbr Co.,
Repairing of Tires and Tubes and Adona Tire
lumber. $18997; Star Transfer Co.,
SW O PE & SW OPE
W ork Our Specialty. All work Guaranteed.
i freight charges and hauling, $8 20;
Tour Grocer Has I t
LAW YERS
F. J. W lrfs & Sons, lumber, $100.90;
Charles K. Spaulding Co., lumbtr,
Office over Craven A W alker’* Store
$933; Out*. F. .Anderson, lumber,
*72; Robb Lbr. Co., lumber. $24 14; Independence,
Oregon
THE POLK COUNTY POST