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THE INDEPENDENCE MONITOR I . Sj I 1 r "' 1 I f l, THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK Established 1889 A Successful Business Career of Twenty Five Tears INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS AN I.NDU'liNULr.T NfcWSPAPER . lOur rubiisnea weekly at Independence, Polk County Oregon, on Friday. Entered as Second Claw Matter August 1,1912 at the Post Office at Inde pendence, Polk County, Oregon, Under the Act of March 3, 1879. CLYDE T. ECKER, Editor NINA fi. ECKER, Associate Busy s ORE 4 J 1 n OFFICERS AIND DIRECTORS H. Hirschberg, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P. R. K. DeArmond, Cashier W. H. Walker, B. F. Smith, O. D. Butler -" ..- - ' OREXLER & ALEXANDER Th8 Store That Gives Satisfaction Suoscription Rates: One Year $1.50 Strictly In Advance 3 THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN ADVERTISING 6V THE OENERAL OFFICES f NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Cfiy, GliCOS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, FURNISHINGS and a COMPLETE LINE CF GROCERIES The Busier E en Sc is for Children, None Belter Independence, Oregon, Friday, November 13, 1914 Mark this prophecy. Governor-elect Whitman of New York will, he the republican candidate for president in 1916. The state could replenish its treasury and make a re- duction in taxe if an admission price be charged to see its lady legislator. Latest Novelties for Women Call and See Our Line t Meals served at all Hour The Best Meal the Best Service Regular Dinner 25c The Palace Cafe E. J. FOWLEK, Prop. IVKBYTIUNG SERVED TO SUIT THE CUST0MIR Iii view of Congressman liuwley's vote netting t.roclivi ties, it looks to us that ht is the proper mau for the re publicans to harness up for a heat against Senator Cham herlain eix years hence. And because it is a busy store it has a number of advantages for you. It gives you a greater assortment to pick from, we are able to make you a better price and whenever there is anything "new" in hardware or farm implements, we get it as soon as any body. In Buying a S Although nearly all tne proposed amendments were re jeeted by a large vote, l'amhss Parker's bill made a good race. If the gentleman, who can extract teeth minus the customary "ouch", will remodel his bill o that it will be i . . i . .... ir.ue more particular as to qualifications required, the next time it will go thru wth a whoop. Located on South Side of C St. f Next door to i'luke & Johnson'! Phone Main 2321 THANKSGIVING "EATS" Just a few days to Thanksgiving and we can provide your dinner, all but the turkey, duck or chicken. We have everything that will satisfy the most fastidious Thanksgiving housewife In :' prepairing the annual repast which she tkes so much pleasure in preparing. Pay our store a visit at once and select from our splendid assortment the j;ood things that go to make the Thanksgiving ftast what it should be. FLUKE 8 JOHNSON Samuel G. iilythe is "writing .he war" from the battle I .. - t . I 1 . II Kfouijuk oi me connict ana fie says in a recent issue of the Saturday hvening Post: "I am as keely sensitive to the honor of my country and the maintenance of that honor as any American. I am as jealous of her rights and as zealous of her name as any other. My tendency has been to be a modified sort of jingo; but I am for peace now-peace, unless there is actual assault,' actual inva sion. I have heard myriad orators declaim on the' glories of my country and boast of her prowess. I have listened to nunareus or we-can-Iick-all-creation shouts-and I believe we can but I am firmly convinced it is o.ur part never to trv " Wise admonition. Give the United Slates an adequate navy 10 protect, uer nuerefcts at home, let her avoid eu tangling alliances .with all nations and attend strictly to uer own uusiness. men while others may war and kill, one can live in peace. NOTABLES IN THE LIMELIGHT Prince Rupert of Bavaria, German General. ttoiue. n i hiim-nm impei i whs very III while In America. She died in 1912. Bhe was tho daughter of the celebrated Bavarian oculist. Puke Theodore Her sinter Is the queen of the Belgians, whose husband's domains have suf fered so terribly at the bands of the kaiser's soldiers. Prince Rupert was not forced to take a hand in the bat tles npilnst King Albert, but has since had opportunity to prove his mettle. V p u V .9 The Best !s Govd Enough and You get only the best when you buy meat from us A new reft derating plant keeps the meat coo' and fresh, nd when you once buy from u you buy agt'wi, U-cuuse our moats give satisfaction. V have jvi ' add t! t. w sausage mud i Lory tints being plyyouwi'l: lard and sausage, W Kivf ,ur own smoke houses country cured lnitus and bacon. tendering vats and able to sup at all times. and give you NELSON'S MARKET C Street, Independence, Ore. Ruler of England's Navy. Winston Spencer Churchill, Eng land's 8rst lord of the admiralty, Is by many resa riled as the ablest member of the Iirltisti cabinet. He Is the son of the late Lord Itamlolph Churchill, who married Ml.ss Jennie Jerome of New York In 1M7I. so the navy lord hast as much American as EuKlinh blood In Ills veins, tie entered the nrmy at the ace of twenty, saw service In India and was with the .Nile expeditionary force in l.sjift and was present at the battle of Khartum. Later he saw serv ice lu South Afrten In the Utter war. He was first elected to the house of commons as a Conservative In 11)00, hut has been a Liberal minister for -I -1 tov Do not fail to call and see our large assortment. It is a pleasure for us to show you all the advantages of the stoves we carry in stock. . . . Si A wise suggestion to everybody: See Our Stoves First t'nfirjmu9jj.yE!f"3 2f T4 f Sloper Brothers & Cockle Independence's Largest Hardware and Implement Store TOWN Mm FARi PERTY SALE to isn in Tin: swim .socially Ubi: :,iomtou calling cauds 1 I r l'huta by Antrrlran Trosit AastK-lstlon. Crown I'lliue Ilupeit, future kltit: of Havurla if he outlives the present war. Is commander of the Sixth German army corps In the movement to capture the French se.tconst west of Heltilum. Ho Is a bitter foe of the l'.ui;ltsh. whom he denounced In a revent army order. Karly In the wht lie w as iu command of the fones In Lorraine, but later his army was sent to InvNier up the rlht whit;, lie i;i4 Leeii t ompltineiittHl by j the kaiser for his work In the cam- ( I'ttiun MiM'.nsi uie r Tettcn on the tier man left w lntr Euterini; the army at the ago of sev enteen. Triii, e HuiH-rt, who Is now forty-five, has been stemilU- n.lvaivcd ""S stat In rank until at the out break of h.-!iil I Weil. iu h ties he was colonel teneiul of l!aHi':ui tnfnnfy and tnsv,tnr tcnentl of the fourth lnsH-. i.tn district. Hes'dos b llit a tmltitsl soMlcr. be Is a otmnol. setir i f imi sic snil nit ttn-1 aki hoids ' who inarrici Constielo Vanderbllt of decitv of doctor . f l.iws tivm lietliti j New York, ami until the blrtb of the university. In lUd l;i!..rt iu! his i latter soius was the heir to the dttke- wne ttcHte i.ir cr the nrM which i d"ii !Vv,t, ! inciutnst ttic t mtol M.-itci 1 tiey Isnd- I t inn h i cil 1st !viu I taiHlvu, Hiiiiiii from J I vm, snd in,t the !itii.ent to New I have 100 good farms and residences for sale or trade and some of these are fine bargains. Now call and look over our list and let us show you. j 1 make a specialty of renting your property for you and collecting the rent monthly. If you have a farm to lease I can lease it for you. t-NrTw f twiwvjavfiww-w U era n r m) The Pioneer Real Estate Man of Pelk County independence, Oregon Your Place Might Interest a Customer of Mine ). ! fhoto bjr American Pnu Assoc talloo. WINSTOS BPENCB.B CBUBCBZIA. nearly nine years. Since 1911 be has U-en first lord of the admiralty and has proved himself an active and pow erful as well as sagacious and farsee- iu. America he knows has visited this country several times It is sahi of Churchill that be Is natural hunting man. Ue ls a cousin of the present nuke of Marlborough. his pen ln. Winston li is mver Ih-cii H'pti!ur per- l y reason. It Is said, of tits tin-i-rt.-t'ti t. tius-r ami iiKTi(r K-arlng rUT 'II tlftll laHiflsl 1 SPECIAL OFFER The MONITOR From this Date until Jan. 1st, .1916 for .50 is Si h FT ft. la. 6 ft & ft .. . ".. u -i nncr , tew .-j i:s lie Is now about ally known until fter they had (l,rt? ftM of Ul " ni " uu ib. A -1