Independence monitor., January 24, 1913, Image 6

Everything in Rubber
Goods that you need. Our Rub
her floods are Dure. That means tney
are
ocouomica'. Bad Rubber finds no place in thin etore
we value our future trade too much.
Next time you want anything come and
let ua ihow you the necessary point in
good Rubber whether you buy from ua
cr not
Here are some of our prices :
Hot Water Bottles - $1.50 to $2.50
Fountain Syringes - $1.25 to $3.75
WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
city the firnt of the week
Mrs. Will Leonard, a for
nier well known resident o
Independence and vicinity,
died at The Dalles Ihuralay
morning, Jan. 23, of pneu
monia.
Mrs J'essie Hummel,
Albany, attended the funra.
oflieraunt, Mrs Will Leon
ard, this iveek.
"The Owl-." were enter
ftined at the iiome of Mrs
J. Yj. Hubbard W'tdiie day
evening.
Nomination Blank
Good for 50OO Votes
I wish to nominate Miss
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Albert Newton of Ne v Era,
formerly of this city, is spend,
ing a few days here visiting
friends and relatives.
El.ner Martin and wife of
Dallas were visiting relatives
here lest week. They expect
to return here to live.
One half of the younger
element of the town were at
Monmouth Sunday evening
ooastiug down Cupids Knoll.
Snow is not a common occu.-
relic in independence ann
the youug folks have to get
busy when the flakes " com
mence to fly.
Peter Kurre purchased the
sheds joining the Masonic
brick end is moving them.
He expects to build a houne
and barn, using this lumber
as put of his building mater
ial. Hanna Brothers started in
voicing their store Monday,
preparitory to turning over
the possession to the new
purchasers, Sloper Brothers
and Cockle on the first of
February.
We're no going to live in
a glass house, hut we're ifoing :
to have a mirble front. That
where Mr. Montgomery hagn
position in the mills
We are in receipt of a not
from Harry Patterson anion;:
us to forward his paper t
drays River, Wash, in plac
of Rainier as formerly.
Pep. Hill introluced
measure in the Legislature I
prohibi; traction engine
from hauling lotds exceeding
7,000 pounds over the publi
highway without a pernii
from the county court. Thi
is to prevent the de.truetioi
of the road bed and to pi otec
the bridges.
C. A. McLaughlin mnvw
into his new bungalow oi
Fifth street last week.
Mis Emma Leonard wen
to roriiaiid ias week where
she will take a course in
b .Hinwss college save (lit
Brownsville Times.
Uncle Sam's twin n dea
r i i .r m i i it
i'j. i. l neins nau horn
considered the exact counter
part of the Uncle S un rharac
ter, and the fact had been
noticed mai.y times while the
Col was in Washington.
OJinu or t ne lumber
Ioing some though.
tract more as the day cornel
on. I
i.
i l r a i
Blacked in ironl ot the new
. Mhsoiuo hnildino mul the
Our contest is attracting foUlldfttioll wiH be ,.tarUHj
some attention and will at-
v nv do we say "crack h
j ke ?" Because it will brenk
tliroili'li fllmiwt ii 1 Li ml i
Billy McAdams said "J am j ulMlttll bitut
the kandy kill at Salem and I
Ihaveavisitingaquaintancej VVh ' call fe.nal
ks anil o ' iifiisr ixcau-e
thcydom care m whose yam
they may be scratching it
they can stir up something
Oregon's vote carrier to
Washington made a mistake
with the nrettv clei I
stenographers." The- sann
old story.
Verd Hill spent Saturday
and Si'iidy in Independence,
re.urninc after the fisrl
weeks work in Salem, where j llis umlerstanding of ih.
much work was done by thel,uv aiul 80 failetJ to sl,,rt ,0
legislators.- jthe U. S. capital until the
20th and has to oust the vote
Printers, k is a help tj0l, ,ni, 27lh or be l.able to a
your business Just distri-1 u l(KM)
l ute a little in the pagei of;
; iirMiBtiuaii VPI OI lilt
jt'hioHgo 1'orirnit oompain
I be Monitor and seeyour busi
in hs grow.
Mis Ktta Welsh was ill the
tirst of the week with ai at
ttct of tonsihtis.
h ve been
his week.
m this vicinit
Klbert Thompson of the
contracting firm, Thompson
and Mclntire was in this cit
This nomination blank, when
properly filled and brought oi
mailed to the contest department
of the Monitor will count for
5000 votes. Only one of thes
blanks will be credited to eacl
candidate.
VOTE COUPON
This coupon wnen neatly clip
I ed and properly filled in with
the nam of the candidate you
wish to vote for, will be counted
as five votes.
Name of candidate
"Dat's al! kno;kd in de
head; Deohl woman's turned
up."
Jumbo Jum.
IRRIGATORS HOLD MEETING
Congress Clear Way For Mllliona In
Added Wealth
Portland. With unusual record of I
sccomiiilsliment the Oregon Irrigation
congress closed lta second, annual let-;
ilon Saturday night
It elected William Hanley president,
and Asa B. Thompson of Echo, C. C.
Chapman of Portland and M. L. Lee
of Canby vice presidents. J. T. Hlnkle
of HermiBton was unanimously re- j
chosen secretary-treasurer. i
The congress recommended such !
changes and progress In reclamation j
matters as to bring from John 11. Lew- j
Is, state engineer, the opinion that. If !
recommendations are adopted by the
legislature, the state can straighten 1
out difficulties connected with re
claiming 1,000,000 acres of land In flvs
projects, at an approximate average
of $35 per acre, and thua Increasing
land value, without speculative influ
ence to $60 an acre or a total of 160,
000,000 added worth to the state, giv
ing home room for 16,000 families.
This could be followed by an addition
al 1,000,000 acres of reclamation at
slightly greater difficulty, but with
equally valuable results.
MARY M. BARTELME
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Address
This coupon is void after Jan
nary 60. wit on lines. Don
roll. Send in flat.
The many fi lends of Mr
Nellie Damon Kales will 1
i i . i . i
pieaseo m learn that fine i
much imp. oved in ha 1 1 1
She walked to town Thim
lay for the first time in man
weeks.
Miss K mroy McOovitt en
teitained the "Autowins"
the home of Mrs Geo. (Jon
key Wednesday evening.
TheSunday Oiegoniau had
a .ery complementary article j ih, first of last week
ii tiling with the members, of . ,. .,. . .
u.HiHiK wim Julm, Pim-iii, the hop by
i... 1..U itmitv nourt. ... ' '
,u"u J jer was in this city on tuisiiu
County clerk, Asa B. the first of the week.
K bin-on was a Sunday visit-j C1(u,u, A ,.rni
or in this city. He rlM'f over t ho management of the
everything moving along yard Mm, frtrm
nicely st the county seat injnua wl ,iaVtl ,
the clerks office. 'tendency of this pace the
W. L. Montgomery ami coming year,
family will maketheir future; Byrant of Albany
honidSt Warrenton, Oregon jWa a husii.esa visitor in this
The followinj? schools have
been placed on the roll of honor
for the month for having: made a
per cent of 95 or more: Zena
Dallas, Smithfield, Monmouth
Orchards, Airlie, Eola, Red Prai
ne (100 per cent) Bridgeport
Lewiaville, Salt Creek, Parker,
Bethel, Ward, Fairview, Goose
neck, Cochran, Bncll, Sprins:
Valley, Popcorn, Harmony, Up
per Salt Creek Lincoln. Pinter
prise, Rickreall, Oak Point, Inde
pendence, Antioch, West Salem,
ttuena ista, Suver, ( rowlev.
air Grove, Sunny Slope, Con
cord, Lone Star, Guthrie, Liber
ty, Pioneer, Oak hurst, Mountain
View, Pock Creek, Hopville.
litrhland. Mistletoe, Valley Junc-
lon.
mi. . e 1 1 .
ine iouowinjr schools were
ilaceil on the roll of honor for
the county for not having had
any tardies dunn- the month
Smithfield, Red Prairie, Bridre-
port, Oak Point, Oowlev, Mc
immonils Valley, Ixme Star,
luthrie, Black Rock, Pioneer,
Cherry Grove, Oak hurst, Moun
ain View. Hopville, Mistletoe.
The following schtxils have be-
tme standard: Fairview, Pio
neer, Nest fcalei.'. liuena ista.
ied Prairie. Smithfield, Orchards
Zena. Guthrie, Lincoln, Oakhurst
Mountain View,
This month we have UU5 visits
by parents, while last month we
had which shows a pood in
terest, although the visits by
school boards is the same SS.
There have been held the fol-hnvinj-
rallies during the month
and with interest: Smithrieid,
Cochran, Pioneer, Zena.
Many will be held in the near
future and every ivrson should
try and attend the rally in his
own district.
Respectfully,
II. C. Seymour.
8lxty per cent of Teachers Pass
Salem. The list of successful can
didates for teachers' certificates at
the recent examinations, as given out
by State Superintendent of Public In
struction L. R. Alderman, shows that
60 per cent of the applicants were suc
cessful. This year's examinations, If
anything, were more satisfactory than
those of previous years. The ques
tions submitted met with a snore gen
eral approval, both from those in
charge of the examinations and those
taking them than has heretofore bsen
the case.
Mln Mary M. Bartelms, who has
been sworn In as Chicago's first wo
man judge.
SEPARATION IS BEGUN
Move to Stock Reserva With Elk
Pendleton. County Judge J. W. Ma
loney has started a movement to se
cure a $560 contribution from the
sportsmen of Umatilla county with
which to bring two carloads of elk
from Yellowstone Park to stock the
Wenaba raservo.
Roald Amundsen, discoverer of the
south pole, arrived at New York for
an extended visit to this country.
Captain Hjalmar Johanaen, who had
achieved much success In polar re
search, committed suicide at Christi
ana, Norway.
Anton Johnonnsen of San Francisco
a labor leader, appeared in the United
8tates district court at Los Angeles
to be tried on a charge of aiding in a
conspiracy to transport dynamite.
Guy Eddie, good government leader
and suspended city prosecutor of Los
Angeles, wns found not guilty of hav
ing contributed to the delinquency of
Mrs. Alice Phelps, a minor.
Eight New Director Chosen on South
ern Pacific.
New York. The separation of the
Southern Pacific board of directors
from the- Union Pacific board through
the election of eight new members
not connected with the Union Pacific,
announced here, la the first direct
step In the dissolution of tha Union
Pacific ystem. The resignation of
eight directors to make room for new
members removed from the board of
the Southern Pacific all its members
with the exception of those who were
formerly members also of the Union
Pacific board.
Presto Presto Presto
The New Printing Compound
25 Ce ts Pr Bottle
Best stuff ever made fo its purpose. It rjprints
immediatel v pictures and design? from new? papers
etc., to any kii d of material.
Any one can do it. By using Presto.
Do you vaut to buy a Talking Mchin on
the installment plan? For ins-lance $1.00 down
and $ 1.00 per wee . Wh I do you think of this
scheme?
Head quarters for sheet music. If we do not
have what you want we will get it for vou. Come
into our store an d look arouud and ask questions.
Maybe we have pomethinp; to offer that you really
need. vVo will give you tha mo t courteous treat
ment. The Red Cross Pharmacy
V. J. Brown, propr.
Independence,
Oregon.
L'iAhTPn Poultry, Hogs, Voal an Hides. Highest
WMIw lEsBal market price pa'd on receipt of shipment
Empty Poultry coors free of charge at Independent reed & seed
Sore, Independence.
Ref. j,iikeimM'i Ratlemi hat
HEREON c WILLING.
Front anf Yamhill Stt, PORTLAND, 0REG0
National Casitel rovltlos
t Senator Uorah has Introduced a bill
The new members of the board are ' lW,ng Mttjert oa goverament reclara
representatlve of the protective com- ... ,,. 3o ,, ln WBch to
make payment tor water rights, and
exempting them from payment of in
terest on the $20,000,004 loan, authorlz-
. sd a year ago.
Representative Hayes of California,
has introduced a bill to amend the
i alien contract law. The amendment
; allows the entry of musicians, actors,
I lecturers, ministers and persons be
I longing to any organized learned pro-
. - j I fesslon.
Packers Ordered to Improve . , 0o.o0 DarcB, Dogt Dacl,.
Chlcago.-Charges against Chicago agea gent throueh ,he poltofflce8
of the 60 leading cities of the country
in the first week of the operation of
ths new aervloe, according to reports
mlttee of the Southern Pacific stock
holders. It Is understood that Attorney-General
Wlckersham indicated in
his conference with the Harrlman line
and protective committee represent
Uves that he preferred to carry on
negotiations directly with the direc
tors of the Southern Pacific ln dealing
with any representatives of the South
ern Pacific interests.
meat packing firms are made by State
Factory Inspector Edgar T. Davles.
Ths packers must make $1,000,000
worth of improvements on their plants receUei by po8tma8ter-0eneral Hitch-
10 saieguaru lue uvea oi meir employ
ees, or face trial on more than one
count.
The entire estata of the late White
law Reld, ambassador to Great Britain,
Is left unconditionally to his widow.
The value of the estate is estimated
from $10,000,000 to $20,000,000.
cock.
, Mortality records have been broken
1 during the present congress. Since
the sixty-rcond congress began Vice
president Sherman, six senators and
It representatives have died. One
representative-elect, Joe Cook, of
Pennsylvania, tiled before congress
convened. .
For Sale Full blood Jer
sey cow; be tresh last of Jan
uary. v $G5 if taken this
mouth. Phone 711. 15-3t
Gold Dollar
Strawberry Plants
$1.50 Per 1000 Delivered
At Independence Express Office
FLOYD WOODWARD
Route 1
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Oregon
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ALL OVERCOATS 1-3 OFF
Att BOY'S SUITS 1-4 OFF
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HI ENS SUITS REDUCED
$10.00 Suits Now $6.00
$12.50 Suits Now $7.50
$15.00 Suits Now $9.50
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SOPHOMORE CLOTHES
ALL REDUCED
Suits $18.85
Suits $16.75
Suits $14.85
Suits $13.65
$25.00
$22.50
$20.00
$18.00
All Goods New and Best Makes Only
HAT SPEGIALS
SPLENDID SPECIALS IN UNDERWEAR
$3.50 Union Suits $2.85
$2.50 Union Suits $1.95
$2.00 Union Suits $1.60
$1.25 Union Suits 90
To Close Out Ribbed and
Fleece Lined Underwear
Per Garment ----- 3oc
$4.00, $3.50 5
$3.O0, Special
$2.45
L. A. C A RY
INDEPENDENCE
10c and I2c
OUTING FLANNELS
at
7 Cents