Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19??, June 20, 1913, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLOCAL AND PERSONAL Items of Interest Gathered in and About Town Wos lVrry is in town week. Headquarters for Moose pins at K reamer's. Road .Supervisor Durrell has the county road roller in this tied inn and will use it on the road' here, shaping them up. Judges Vh'O. U. Burnett and H. K. I'ean were in Inde pendeene thin week (luring tl'eir visit I , the State Nor mal at Mon'nouth. They Were agreeably surprised Ht the many improvements they observed while, heie. When dollar watches ara wanted, why not buy them of O A. Kreamer. Rev. J. li. N. Hell, who has heen chaplain of the (Iran Lodge of Masons of Oregon bo long that the mind of man runneth not to the contrary, was again chosen tothisposi tion at the meeting of the lodge at I'ort'and this year. It is (dated Itev. Red has the distinction of having held this oflico longer than any Mason has ever held it in any elate in the United States. You should not fail to hear the Scripture readings u t the Jlaptist church, Sunday even ing, Juno the 20th. Mrs. Jones l as been the recipient of many flattering press no tices a an elocutionist am eff ctive reader. Abstract of Title made promptly, carefully and at reasonabla prices. Brown G Sibley, Attorneys and Ab stract jrs, 610 Mill St. Dallas, Oregon. Mrs. Jones is the (met read er it hac heeu my privilege to hear. (lifted in interp e talion, unexcelled in rendi tioti, sliu i list intly claim t li attention of her audience, ami holds it unwaveringly to the end. Those who have enjoy ed a drat evening with her wi 1 ever welcome others Leonard V. Wil v, 1'resident of Mo.Minnville College. O.'t some of those cherries from End olane ranch C. W. Dossett Mr. and .Mrs. Kd. Master Bon came up this week from Astoria to attend the races. Thi is their first visit to 1 n- dependence in.eight yeats. For sale or trade, a good driving team, four years old. J. Q. Thomas, Monmouth, Oregon. Dr. (!. 1. Fryer came up this week to visit his parents and attend the races. thin ppendinc povral ihivsin tin metropolis visiting and tak ing in the carnival (Miet Long while in Albany this week with his higfjai- fi.dd auto was run into hy an Albany street oar. The uto came out in condition to In run home without repairs hut the eh'drie car wis hadlv ma-lied up, one si-L- lining broken in hy t he crash. I re J S. Itynon is being trongly fioi el hy his friend for pjblicity ani'iit of the merged Hoard of Trade, and Ulilnm club. Rviion knows all about .Salem and vicinity, and his friends assert thai he would. make an ideal man for the place. .Mr. and Mr. Kirk land re . urned Friday from Portland after attending the (Joluuihia University exercises. BUDDING A WALNUT TREE. New Method Developed by Student of Oregon Agricultural College. A new iih'IIkmI of IiikMIiik walnut Im liwii (li'vchin'.l hy K. J. KraiiH of tin- Oli'plll hKI'ii-lllllirnl 'Xll'llllH'llt Kiiitlmi. ISiuIh one jcur old nrr IIji !.( fiiimil Just lii'lnw t tie current Ji'iir'n urowtli. Only plump Inula thiit have ri'iniiliicd durrniiiit are niiloyiHl It Ih iiIku MiNnllile to use limls from mimi himiiI cut during the winter or wry curly HprliiH. when It in lu a ppr fi'ctly (Itirmniit i-onillllim. If suck hi Ion nri- placed lii inulst mmd for a ciiiiple of weeks In-fore the building la ih me I lie IiikIh limy lie removed quite e;inl ly. In iniikliiK the lil iik'i' IiikI a tnuiH i itw Iiii-lsloii aliinit half an Inch lens l.-t innile iiljiiut une inch above the mir lai e of tin- null ami n Mlinllar one nliiiiit lliii-e fiiurlhs of an Inch above I lie oilier. The two lire then cunnecteil wild a lont:lf ihlhiii I Incision which fotiiiM the ('oniiih'ttMl "I" cut on the mock. The hud, which 1 rectangular and of xui tly the Hiune leimlli lis tho dl I nice between (he two IraiiHVerse cuts mi the Kin. li. In removed from the hud Hi. k by Hist uial.tiiK two transverHe cut of the irnier dlsliince apart to Rivo tho correct length to the liuil and then eoniiectlnjf thee two liy lontfltil ilitml cntM ii bout half nii'liich npart. Tlio bud proper Hlmuhl ho npprnxlinate- hud'torium every night dur-1 town Wednesday from Port ing the race- and have trood : land music and a goon ti'Co fr those that like KLntinir : houst f go si H.J.Tavlor ItHTe W is qui' ii H-' e 10 get lici'in-es bv the inndeof Oregon u-ho w.,l ! A ?n'" l,or T,!!rl married during the ln-t few weeks. 1'he ne.v law caused it o 'lis paid. Ih a on wan t ' r nt 1 1 at Hs knows wil. will t h 1 it hor- w l fo more raecH before the r than w hen ihey iU'ttially conic loff. but lie wouliln t oe a ! irood stiort if he didn't. lA.- .....1 ....... l..l.L. 10. ruu fcu iiemuiy: My perenc In repairing watches boys and two equally matched Is worth much to you In buying nnnir. on a,..l r,w. , ,.U,.L i watch. It la to my Interest to sell watches that g'v Kreamer. satisfaction. O. A. of Rife in like a good hojpei Mr. nnd Mrs. ( Jeorge Kutch race. Many a piomisjng horse! are visitors in the city during irets left on the home stretch j the rare meet and !iave been and some go bad at ti e begin-: taking in the races ning. A man maybe oxcustd for hsing his head at a horse race but some lose their pocket- books too and that i-inexcusable. Just received, a beautiful line mantle clocks at 0. A. Kreamer's. Frank Mitoma got lib; qui sia chip machine installed t hip week and is husy getting ready to cut the spray mater ial. Frank has t hestore room well tilled with wood and will use the whole building for his store and manufac turing room. He leased the Kirkland property on Main Uuy Young of .Salem iant ten ling the niccM. (luy is h ton of l)r. Young, a former I lidcpeliih'lH'ii m ill. Do you wear Black Cat holacry? We d. They are always the beat Fors ilc by Conkcy a Walker. Simon I. 1 i ii it left Satnr ll.t.v f.ir (itHvliull, Wyoming, wSi'i'elie 'Vi(.(tn to on the 1.' on ii.iii h. Quite a crowd waswmc dug a in in ah l 1 1 i:nbil) 1 to f i oly of "spirits li'ii'iien I i" trying to o,s the rail toad br;d.M from (h i main p.irt of town to North 1 nd ep.udfiK e Wednesday. U made it, to the. surprise of all. IT you want to have the latest In r.-ady m ide or tnllored suits go to Conkcy & Walker's. They will take your measure and see that you are properly fit and will guarantee perf ct satisfaction. HanJ tailored by Marks Tailoring Co., Chlcati. It. . Shaver, a former New-b-r.' newfpHpHi- man, was m visitor in Independence the latter part of l ist week. He was visiting his brother-in-law, Mr. Simon of Monmouth and was looking: Indepond euoo over from u Imsim-hs viewpoint. t - . -r i 'ft When you go to see a good ri'ce you soon learn to con centrate your mind on one thing exclusively. Julien A. Hurley arrived in town Wednesday evet ing street, which now extends to fro .i Vab for a few weeks' j the alley, a depth of about visit. He sees many ini-; 140 feet provemeuts ,n Independence' NoTIrE(der copi,s of the since lie t ft here that look i i i i-. . m M yintor s lug spt cial edition look good, he savs. i . c. . , r. t now. ptngecopies ruc,oior Henry Clodfelter was . in 50c. t ill1---' ; ' ' .V.; fr,): ., If D 111 N G MEET! aturday, June 28th A Fine Program has been Arranged Independence Band Concert from 11:30 to 12:30 1:30 Lecture by Luther J. Chapin at Isis Theatre Building on "Farm Methods and Govern ment Experimental Work." 2:30 Organization meeting, when a constitution and by-laws will be adopted and a full set of permanent officers will be elected. 3:30 Prof. Dryd en of the O. A. C. will gife an illustrated moving picture poultry lecture at the Theatre Building. A special literary and musical program has been arranged and in the evening "The Isis Theatre" will give a good show at the hall. In order to help this beneficial movement alonp;, the following: stores will have their month ly Sales Day on this day and will give special prices: Conkey & Walker Calbreath & Bice J. D. Hibbs& Co. H. J. Ford, tailor Williams Drug Co. Johnson's Tailor Shop F. R. Arrell AND OTHERS L. A. Cary Drexler & Alexander Red Cross Pharmacy Mrs. M. W. Wallace Davies' Photo Studio Ind. Variety Store Independence Monitor Watch tLe Monitor for Special bate Offerings for this day, Jmib 28 Each Grange, Commercial Club and Town is requested to send dele gates and every Farmer and Business Man in the county is invited to at tend. This meeting is to help in a permanent farmers' association and land development plan for Polk county. I'tiolonmph by OrrKon Aurloultuntf col- li'KW IN TIIK WALNUT l'LOT. ly In l lit' ri'iitci' uf tliN ilivt. The lml N (lirn ('iihIIj h'liuivtd hy tusi'rttllK Hie luii k of t lu Knll't' lihiilc m'lilly til) diT fin' icniiT of (hf pli'io nf luiik mill I 'ii ins up. Inn it will he found (Inil I! wi ':irt fivit!!!y r -Mi t!u lnnl slid. A sunn us tin' hiiil Is v'l fi'niti tin' lniil sili U li tin ml. 1 hi' lnst'i'ti'il lull) llii- Klmk iiiuiii'ilhitfly. TIiIm Ih ni' riiiiiill-,liiil rcailHy I y Ih-st tiirnlnt; li;ii k lln iiipiT curiii'i's nf (Ini "I" s!iii'i'tl fill liirrl'iii ly, rlii llicm nwny li'iiiu tin' vi.i, sIlKlilly. Ihcii lu-M'l-tiiii; I lie li:iii' nf' till' luul into the i'1'.Minii;. imvliiiij; l il.iwn until tlui top mill liulluni nf ilic I. u, I Hie llu.sh Willi tin- tniiiMviTi' tills on the slink ami I hi- luul ll.'s Hiiiniii lily uinl nimbly Hk'ilnl It. Dole I'oineroy rnmo J PUT BACK THE FERTILITY. Vitiiiv Is nut itu Ini'xIuniMlllilo e SI.il'i lliHISO Willi limy li,. lunU'il (III linpiiiilty hy t-M'iy friM'tmot , i'- wlin iiills hliust'lf ii faruior. I lu'iv w ill do a ilny of itvkouliiK. Any synit'iu uf iinHriiltiiru tluit J tlocsn't cniisorvt' tlit fi'rtlllty of I In- soil on w tiii li iiKrlfiilturw A J pel iln Is nil Hio tluio tlniwIiiK oil i lu- I' ink nf inutil e, uinl In the I'llil the ilial'u x III hi tllsllou- urnl. l.uva Uiinn-sti'iiil. Ui Tu ...Uy from Portland, aft. r nini tht sKati Tlif oountv luviiil tt'Oi'iitly nppoiiitcil liv tln i-oMiily court nu t nt 1 1 l.m TuomIhv hiuI tuljitiiriit'il to in "ft at a !ntT i!at' to ,!t"'ili mi ih" ! cation fur tin cmintx- f:iir Hoot A Hunt!",' iu run ni; Hi'k at tLe MRS. MATTIE HARDWICKE JONES, 5. S , OF McMINNVILLE COLLEGE WHO WILL GIVE A SCRIPTURE RECITAL AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH SUNDAY EVF.NINC, JUNE 29TH. Mrs. Mutiii' lltirtlwick Ufpurtcr cays of lier Siicrcd Jonen, H. S., a reader of wide Keriial, Jan. 11 1012: "Mrs. 1 1 i til t ii t ion n 1 1 d teacher of 'x I r y . . , , ' . , , . ...!" yi-o Join's is a talented priMioti and neisarte in Ale Miiinvillo Collepe, will fjive a !Scritnio locitnl in the Hiijititt ('linitli on Suiiihiy I'Veniiix', June 2'Jlli. It will he n exceptional opporluni uity to hear u dictiii'iiicht d loeuli nist tell tl.e story f the Savior in cuch nianoer s to win hearts to love The McM inuville ini iiW8 r.-ader :ind muds the service Xf-eptioiiiilly impifcssive The -lory of the Savior was re e Minted inteiestinlj , im-rro.-ively and reverently. Scores ik t accustomed to at lend clmrch were in attend iince and the mt'ssae thus delivered was of unusual ii tver and heauty." GOUNTY SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS Following are the results of the eight itrade examinations for lk county for the school year 1912-13: Ihore were 211 pupils who 9i. 15 per cent. The graduation exercises for all pupils in the county will be held at the Rickreall picnic on Saturday, June 21, at 1:30 p. m. This will be the largest class ever Kraduated from the eighth grade in th county. The address to the class will be by Mr. J. C. Muerman of Wash- ic -cream and cake will lu served on the lawn. Thej nffair is being given l y thej Christian chinch and every-; "ii us niont cordially invited to attend. 20 cents wi'lin-i elude both the musicnle and refreshments. The following: numbers will le given at 8 o'clock i Magnify and (llorify, chor-; us; Conoert Polanaise, Miss Hoydston ; On theShoie, Mr Mcintosh; Sweet and Low, ladies quartette, Mesdanies Conkey, Clare Irvine, Walker and Richardson; Reading, Miss Rhea Wil-on; bitdw Pink Rose, Septemhei, Mrs. Lacey; Papillon, Miss Kream THIRTEEN COINCIDENCES (will preach on "Building our IT J ' ur i ii jownnonie. v eicome to an. U'a ihi ngton, Friday, tlif ; ,i,iB,u, ;9a-.'ri.i.,.;jE CHRISTIAN CHURCH llson , 1 1 t he bite 1 ' oine ' . BEN C. CROW, Pastor. attaches are true men, took: the lead today in braving i he i Bible School, 10:00 n. m Thirteen Jinx, an ! was abl v Morning worship and corn backed up in that impopunt' niunio,,, 11 : 00 a. m. Evan duty by his cihinet. jgelistic service, 8:00 p. m. Presiileiit WiUon, Ii fa- lra er meeting, Wednesday, miliars say, stnrt'il breakfast 8:U0 p. m. today ni exactly S : b'5 o'clock .there were thirteen rost s on ibedesk in his private otTic; !Sfcretiiry Daniels, the presi dent's tir-t caller, arrived at 1 1 :lo and then it was not iced thatin the nanins of live of the cabinet tnemb"is there er: Silver 11. I.ndipn Dmir , ,, r ... . wer ju-t 13 letters e:ic!i tette; Les than tliedust, li! J I awake, Mr. lm, chorus. Crow; Jerusa- wrote in theexaminations and 212 i"rton' R c- an(1 tt,e diplomas passed successfully while 20 fail-1 wil1 be presented by State Super- ed, making a per cent S7.9 pass-1 "Uetnient K. L. Alderman. ing. I I wish to say that 1 am well There were -tl schools having pleased with the results, which pupils writing in the examina- jshow that tho teachers and pu tions of which 2t5 schools had all pils haw been doing some good pupils passintr. jt'aithtul work and I am proud of The Monmouth class of 12 pass- j hath teachers and pupils. CHARLEY'S AUNT PLEASES ed with the highest average in thecounty having acla-s average of ).", 3 per cent, the Bethel class of 5 pupils made an average of J1.5 per cent, while the F;il!s City clasa of 31 put ils made an average ef TO. 7 per cent. There wre no failures in spell- H. (-. Seymour. LAWN SOCIAL FRIDAY Oharlev'i aunt, put o-i by I oal talent ami under the supervision of Pave A. Doty of MoMinnville, was a good comedy well rendered. Th play comes to a happy climax in the third a t and leavs everyone well con 'en ted with theoutooine. There should be more home talent plays put on here. file bouse today stayed in session just 13 minutes. AT BAPTIST CHURCH There wi.l he no preaching services at the Christian church this Sunday owing to the stue convention to be held at Turner wbioh a num ber from here will attend. The Bible fcIiooI will be con ducted as usual. Watch for our announcement for the 22nd. of June. E, CHURCH NOTICE F8ANK SENDIFUK, Pastor. Cornsr Third and B Streets W. T. TAPSCOTT, Pastor. Residence Fifth and E Streets, Sunday School at 10 a. in. ('lapse? for all ages Preach ing at 11 a. in Epworth League at 7 n. in. E eninr Preaching services at worship at 8 p. m. Prayer 8:00 p. m. meeting Wednesday at 7:30 :00 p. m , p. rn. At the morning preaching hour Sunday School at 10:00 a. in. 11:00a. m. U. V. P. U him at . :uu p. m Prayer meet ing The most elaborate musi cal' ami l uvn fete ever given ing. and 91 pupils made 100 per! 111 Independence will occour cent in agriculture. I I'ridav evening. June 20. at Miss Francel Hawley of thei i.e h,..of. of Mr. K..cL-rMll Monmouth school made the high-1, i ,- ( , ,i , A . A, . , mi H'liii 1 im .iHniULiriiiu aim e-t average in the county, having! , an average of i)'..5 per cent. (rourth streets. A program The t?ridgeport schiol of 2 pu-l " ut''i'l 'ctit will be ren- pils made a class average nf ! deivdon the porch after which ' b.mk BUT AS DAIRTMAN Willnwf. tal , June 1,?. Mnrcd Leake. 11, owns a $1000 automobile wh cii h e.-irne i himself. His father turned over the management Wednesday at s:oo p. ni , Thurday. La- there will occour the unveiling of dies' Aid at 2:00 p. m. Mis- tha ndW church sign just received donCirle. 1st Thursduva tn.-- from the manufacturea. This n ou of t-ach month. service will be a beautiful one and will be followed by a sermon Rev. 1). (.i l,t i k in , sta'e by the pastor upon the theme, tenuit-rn nee organ; zee and c- hat the Methodist Episcopal turer, will sp.ak on Sunday church Stands For." Every mor,dP on "The Pr-sent Me.tJ'JJist shulJ "end. s . , . At the eight o'clock hour will --tat... d the lolnhitimi occour a Union Temperance eer (Jatstion. Mr D.udiii, has vice, all churces uniting. Rev. i tne-.ice to pn-ent which Mr. Duncan ofPortland will h .f a dairy to hi- son and the ; wd I c 'tnmand die aitentior the speaker. He has a fre.h nft hoy made good from the 'and arouse t he ent hu?iasrn of ', most interestir.g message for the s'art. He has $1500 in tie jll temt.v.-ance workers 1 11 tile e Velli, times Xo Piiepil o.l !..;,. -..ii i thep..s-or taken. Everyone it invited.