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About Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1913)
YV 300 men at ! ! 1 THE INDEPENDENCE MONITOR Published Weekly at Independence, Polk County, Oregon, on Friday. Entered as Second Class Matter August 1, 1912 at the Post Office at Inde pendence, Polk County, Oregon, Undar the Act of March 3, 1879. j. A. Hurley, Publisher & Proprietor Subscription Rates: One Year $1.50 Strictly in Advance Independence, Oregon, Friday, June 13, 1913 ADVERTISING RATES Single Insertion per Inch, .... By the Month, By the Month, 10 Inches or More, per Inch, Half Page, on week, .... Full Page, one week, ..... 20 per cent off when same add repeats Minimum ad - - - Locals and Reading Notices 20 cents 50 cents 40 cents $5.O0 $10.00 $1.00 Classified, each Insertion, per word 1 cent Front page, per line, each Insertion - 10 cents Locals and Readers, one Insertion, per line - 10 cents Locals fi Readers, by mo. changes allowed weekly, per lime, 3 cents AH locals or other advertising totaling 20 lines or more, 5 cents first Insertion, 4 cents thereafter. Lodge notices, cards of thinks, pi church or society notices, 5 cents per line, when totaling one Inch or more, 23 cents per Inch. ' 'f 1 ; h f Vs Jr; CHANGING TIMES u'clting iheso rights just an fast, nn they make, tlieir de mand strong enough. It is Dili tlit- system tlllt H wrong, it is the application of ;hf system and the plow ness of the great mass of tlx peopln, huttliHsn things teem to 1)0 changing. THE REAL BOY He I tool is now overund the reul boy in making the hest, of his vacation. II is work ing part of the. tinio at some thing that will make him bettor able to eopn with tin labor of tho future. Wliih- everv trowing boy ntds bin shrtro of play nnd pleasure, h needs also his share of work. Under the newer system of education, the bov should have his garden mid should know how and when and what to plant. This in riustrial education should not stop with thu vacation school liiys. it shotiM continue The labor will he worth tin time, and the rent l y will t.ake pride in tho results of bin ox periment.-i in thegarden. There is a difference be t vneii the common liar mid the prfes:doiiHl one. One lies for pleaauro, tho ot her for paiflt HOint'tinies. The American people arc making political hini ory. The new Republican and the new Democrat is entirely different from thoold politician of for rner days, Many old policies that stood aa good law and desirable, rules of govern ment policy have been oast to the eornp heap by the common peoplo. The initiative and referendum, the recall, worn ana' fiuffisgw and the income tux, are among the laws that have become fffeet ive in dif ferent section of thin country and the pnopleare clamoring for more of lluse bo called refomip, In former times wi were taught that whim this gov ernment was formed there were three branches of gov ernment named tho legisla tive, judicial and executive. The senate and house of lep resentativea represented the legislative branch. This branch of two parts wuh so arranged that one house, the re' res6 n tnt i vk should be tdacled by the people direct pv-ry twoyonrs. The other, the fenalors, should be elected one third every two years by the legislatures. This was then explained to he so done becmiw one bouso would net a a cheek on the other. Un der that syNtem a sudden n Minimi movement could not carry the people away and cause unjust and unwise changes to be made in our evHtem of government or in our laws Now we have adopted the election of the U, 8. senators by a direct vote of the people end so nno'herof ouroldcon ftitutionnl lard marks has been shattered to atom and destroyed. Hut vet, considering th le gth of time in which the constitution badbeen in effect hut few changes have been made in onr organic law. The nio-t that has been needed is tho correction of our judicial departments. The mi scarp age of justice, the all iwnnce of too liberal n construction to trust and corporation laws and the al lowing of too much money and ton much power in the bands of a few. ('hanging of times will probably rhnngu these con dition!. The constitution eays we are all created equal We nil have the right o' suf frajfe; the rieht of free speech ; the right to any position hich we can attain. The j awhavt w titlb m.i prompt u, people are demanding more , em'rully al H reasonable yiiev ?gi aver) tav and tby are ,Irm.tl,rH. Cl0 Ml!1 Sl 0nKtt TYPE Of SHELTER STATION TO BE USED ON THE POKTLAN' , EUGENE 5 EASTERN P'or the nccomodation of farming communities ar.d village?, whore rnaintcn.-ne : of i.ermfiti'n' jenrits would not be justified by b if-;ii;e-;s secured by (lie cornea iy. t'w. I'ortland, Eugene & Eastern Railway will at once b-j.rin thuero -tion of choker stations, the p'a a calling for c.miniodious, comforUble ai d attractive buildings These shelters are a c mbirjati n of b:ia,aJf) and waiting r-.om3 and are 12 by 18 feet in dimensong. They will Irive 5-foot extension roofs, will be lighted by electricity and will he surrounded by a plutform of disintegrated granite 12 feet wide and SO feet in length. Shelters of tlie name character, but without the basrtfasfe room, will be built ut less important stops along the new interurban system. All the new stations will bp so constructed from an architec tural standpoint as to bo u credit to the small towns where they are located. More commodious depots will be erected as the business of the various communities is developed. POST OFFICE HAS GROWTH SUNNY SLOPE NEWS Uiddell Bro-i. are busy cut. ting their clover hay. I hey ! have . veral bands em ployed . ri w ft. j John Walker is hauling Eleven Years of Steady c i wo.,.i for daw Dove. Growth Shown ' :,I,v-Vi,,nie le an1 chiI" dren of near Independence SECOND CUSS NEXT YEAR r-viHiti..Krlativil.erethi, M.Merwin had Office Since Dean IUughman of Inde- November 1, 1902 and peuh oce, and Miss Lorene IS Well Pleased With Ji-hnxon of Monmouth were Fine Showing Made ; out driving to Sunny Slope Sunday afiernoon. At the time M.Merwin tk ' y u (Jo(lmau of M(Wi. charge of the posiollic m I ,.,, vi -l(. riH,ivH i,- PERRYDALE NEWS NOTES Mis- Kanoie 'a"t week in I a Keyt Ins. spent Mis Marion Fox of 1'errv dale tfpent Friday ami Satur day in l'ortland. Mrs. Williams of 1 al I hk visited Irt-t week at tho hoim of Mi h. F. K. Lynn. tleorge Townond of liv ton, VV asli., visited with fiiends in IVrrydale last week , Fred Koser and family vis ited at the homo of V. II Melvee over Sunday. Several f the I'l-rrvdale p' Oplo al tended the liiosieat reel ta 1 of the eol b e i ve:i in Ihilhis Tuesday evening. Mr. Wh'te and dnugliii i Vehii.i were McMinnvilh visitors Tuesd y. M's lln.el Uingman visiting at the home f hei sister, Mrs. Kiser, in hilhts. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Kearn made a bosim ss tri( to I)(l las Sat urdav. W. H MeKee and Kd Tmi ker were c.i'lor in )A Sarui ila v. l.i.- depondt nc ), Xov , 1(.KI2, th ollioe paid a H:ibuy of 1 100 with an income from tlm sales of Atainps, eto., of ,$22D0, Every year since that dale the oIl'ioH ha- incre.ised it-, business. For sev nvearslie has exp.'rionceil no i'leivas 'i in salary and one year his , total buines hicketl jutt ' ' fo.-l( ot giving him an in- j cream. This yeai the a'regate in come of the oflie" is al most ' $7000 and as a resul t after ' July 1st, the oHieo will pay ' JISOO. If the year commencing .Inly 1st, 11)13, , loses as well as t he year ch i ng at t be end of this month l his ollb-e will 1)0 advanced to the p itiou of a (second el.isvs 'diee. At any rate the growth from $2200 and a salary of $1100 to almost $7000 nod a salary of jflSOO is wort li ment ionim ami shows a strady, progne siv, prospeiois business f it" I ndeoendeiice Qbrb it 15 NYAL'S L FACE CREAM TS the very best that made. I Uie it and your complexion immediately takes on the rosy blush of real health. This is the one cream' that thoroly cleanses the pores and leaves the skin smooth and soft as velvet. Thru too, Nyal's Face Cream will not cause hair to grow on the face. " Being greaseless, Nyal's Face Cream is readily absorbed by the skin Containing peroxide, it is antiseptic and thoroly cleanses the skin pores. The odor of this ideal cretin is decidedly fascinating. It is sold ir ornamental jars for twenty five and htty cents the jar Commence usin Nyal's Fac Cream, it's be for your com plexion. We are the Nyal Agents. Buy this superior cream at our store. Better take a jar home to-night. THE CREAM SUPREME THE PALM CAFE to buy our nice dinners at 25c a meal. Meals at hours. Open from 5:30 a. m. to 12:00 at night. LOCATED ON G STREET RED GROSS PHARMACY V. J. BROWN, PKOPR. with her daughter Nellie, has bet-n the guest of John Dick inson's family the past week ( left for her home in Oregon City on the Graymona Moo lay morning. Miss Kno.vles will remain here some time longor. They were old friends of the Dickinson's in Dakota. The Oregon & Western Col inization Company are now furnishing free auto fare fiom Portland through central Oregon to Vale, for pros-peet- ive purchasers of land. Tha Building Season Is Here Again WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR BUILDING MATERIAL AND ARE ANXIOUS TO SUPPLY YOUR WANTS qfSk. Deavek Board sfiA. DEAVER DOARD KM takes the place of lath, piaster and BOA R D wall paper for the walls and ceil ings of every type of new or re modeled building THE CHAS. K, SPAULOING LOGGING GO. INDEPENDENCE, ORECON WAftlTFn Prj,lry Ha3S VaaI 31 ' Hid8S" Highest uwrlll I UmZJ in irkii. p'mo-j pi:d o i r0(..-)ipt of shipment Empty Poultry cooos free of charge at IniJpJliJnt Fed 5 Seed Store, Independence. HERRON S WILLING, LnjKmin'i uivn gink. Frtnt ant) Yamhill Sts., PORTLAND, OREL w w n m m m 3 House Moving and Repairing Done I am prepared to in vj your building and put it in shape for the carpenters. Let me figure with vou. Phone S.'ill. H. D. Buffum Miuilay. T t. Sefion of luilejiend me was here Saturday rep re-inn tiny .the Graml Union lea Co. H M. I'oaley made a basi net trip to Falls City Sat tit day. Misses Hazel Johnson and I nu Fishback were pleasant quests of Mrs. Lettie John son of the Lnckiiinnite Fri day. Allen ('lark of Monmouth was seen in our neighborhood Thursda V. i'latou McCiih'h spent i Indapendenca Sunday in Monmouth with friends. ELECTRIC WIRING AND Electric Supplies I am prepared to wire your building for electric lights, furnish all mxtciiats and prepare you to connect witli the Electric Light Company. Write me or phone 4021 and I will call on you. SUPPLY HOUSE LOCATED ON tfast Side of Main Strsat HE JAMES M, JONES - Oregon Mark Holme llelmwsfiap.TuesJ bands with fri n I .IV John lhcki iisouV ipen ( Suiid-iy ; t 1 rn . il'lHIl i kiuir i .dly Ellis Hodsnn cf Indi'peioU eiu'ewasin our neighborhood SiiihIh v. Mrs. ArtljUi- Haley of biiHoouth and two Normal stud mi is, Misses Nicholas ard Hill, were out here Sunday .tttrrnoon sightseeing. I'd Rogers and family sp.nt Sunday with Mrs. Hirer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Treat of Mor nouith. Mrs. Frank Kuowles, ho ! GEO. S.CAMPBELL THK LEADING SHOE MAKER OF INDEPENDENCE, OREGON Does Fine Repairing Bootsand Shoes Mide to Or der From the Vry Best Lesther and by a Man who Knows the Trade. MONMOUTH 6 RAILROAD STREET RESTAURANT AND LUNCH COUNTER IN GAINES POOL HALL MEALS AT ALL HOURS REGULAR DINNER AT NOON SHORT ORDERS FOR BREAKFAST AND SUPPER SANDWICHES A SPEC1AITY F PHOP'R ! INDEPENDENCE STEAM LAUNDRY Patronize home Institutions and Help Buildup POLK COUNTY, Oregon Al work Guaranteed. Independence, Oregon Supplies xumuiiy. All the t run hies of e:unii"?r U-e our Slippi'es Kveivtl I tri.d and fully tested b ''o his with t't . ui.inn fiicuih duv diiippear when you jr of the hel whs time we even placed th? er- Jarsthst are alr-tlftht, pa it .'fine thnt Is guaranteed to be absolutely pure atij all the other llule itfms that make canning thj pleasure should be. And the pi Ices are the lowest in the ic vn ccmslsunt with value. Call In and Inspect our S! ."X before Purchasing. FLUKE & JOHNSON THE PROFESSIONS li. F. Swope Attorney at Law and .Notary ub!lc WILL BUY WOOL AND MOHAIR I AM IS THE MARKET FOR WOOL AND MOHAIR ALWAYS PAVING THE HIGHEST MARKET PIRCE ALLEN F. CLARK, BELL PHONE: MAIN 53 9 lYiuiuuuuui, vrexun ? c Hm ;-r-h Will practice in all coiuts of the state. Probate mntttrs and col- lections given prompt attention. . f 4- T ofkick: coopbk block '- THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK Established 1889 Independence. Oregon Dr. R.T. Mc 1 11 tire Phytkian and Surjeiwt ; j: it l'1rndeict. Ort.r Otfice over lnilepomU-nce Nation 1 1 al Bank. Phone No. 4112 J !! ; ; : : . i ? A Successful Business Career of Twenty Three Years INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS -aL 1 TTT1 t R. I: Diiganne Pentist OtTkt over IndejvendeiK- Nation al Bank. Phone No. 4411 Independence. Oregon OFFICERS Ars'D DIRECTORS H. Hirschberg, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P. R. R. DeArmond, Cashier W. H. Walker, B. F. Smith, O. D. Butler H
