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ANOTHER SPRING APPROACHING Otharwlse the Ladles ol the Civic Club Would Not B Connlder'ng "Clean Up" Mrs. J. S. Coop.-r Sr., presi dent of the Civie L apue, offered the hospitality of hi?r home for a Biettlnj of the Cluiilast Tuesday afternoon. Plans were discussed for a "Clean-up Day," which will likely be announced for the last of February or the first of March. Determinations are also being made to bgn a "fly crusade" without delay. Mrs. Crosby Davis produced a paper on "The fVople and Busi nit of Cerium." County Supt. Seymour was present and prave mott enlight ening talk on the advantages of the rarent-Ttacht rs Association, and it is intended to soon have a Parent-Teachers orjraniz a t i o n completed here. Tha League ladls have a fed eration fver and .is soon a tha necesHary formalities ara com pleted, Independence Civic League will belong to the t'tate federation. V. S. AUTOISTS :0M1N( The Portland A itomobile club will soon Issue 100,000 coplei t,f a 64-page booklet containing views of Oregon scenery. Thin booklet will be distributed throughout the east and middle west before the big rush to the exposition bug ins. It ia stated that 75,000 men In New York state alone will bring their cars to the coa.st thin year. This will mean 100,000 people from that state. Other atati s, it is expect ed, will furnish their quota of travelers. The amount of money to be expended by these tourists is estimated at $20 a day. At that rate one can realize the vast sums that will be left in this state by these people. It will run into the millions. Eugene Register. JURYMEN The following In thin part of the county have been selected for jury service in 1915: Lnitiat Alluman, Mauley Martin, Harence M.'L'ak'li, T. 1. MeClaia, T. P. Havana, I'liuriiMH Houldun, Samuul Morriaon, 11. 11. I'.rlnUuy, J. H. Mul key, W. J. Mulkey, A. O. Brown, 1 O. Hurhank, Wiley Morton. U. B. Cal kiua, Cbailea Wmuey, J. K. 1'owail, M. N. Prattler, Allen T Clark, W, H. Corklw, J. F. Comptori, M. J. Conger, 11, C. Conatanee, William ttiddell Jr., Juacph Craven, f. V. Kitnat, CJ. H. Kusf, E. K. DeArmoml, it. C Do Ar niutui. ;. A. Oit'keuai n, H. 11. litkin on, I). G. Dove, J oh a Domielaoii, Al vm Edwards, G. A. Sparling, L. 1'. lUpieton, A. T, Sti, Uolwrt Tar tar. W. K Gillian), t. E. Tripp, E. B. Coital, Jraiik .Croumt, 1'crei lladlcy, A. J. Haley, A. J. H. II. 1. M. llanin tun, J. L. Haima, W. U. Barman, J. fc.. walla, 1. U Hartman, 11. 1'. Whit akur, Ueurva K. llt.k, U. J. 11im1k Jalb, It. U. Iklllay, t. 1'. liainpri o, C. E. lUrron. J. U Hewitt, II. U. HiMs, riaik iiiike, L. li, lull, Verd 11 ill, W. N. Yealvr, V. E. lliltsrlitaml, E. M. Yuui,g, John Vuund, Krneat .iilssch, A. li. lioliuali, W. 1. How, C. E. lluiiiity. S. E. Irvine, Ucoige Huntley, 1', 11, Johnson, Allun Johiitoii, 1. M. Kitklaml. J. N. Joiiea, Claud hurra, A. li. l-aery, H. H l,lils la. Frank I awn, M. J. Rreuu, V. J. v, J. M. Lar son. J. K. luy. It . NeaL Hurley 1 rattier, Nelson Aula. cuv. NOTIt K A meeting of tue Indop.nd ence Driving Clu'j Association wilt hv held trivial. Fb. 0, at 2 P. M at the City Hall. J. S. Cooper Jr., Secy. 13RUISEI) FROM FALL The father of I. J. Kreutz. living near Suvr, fell down stairs last Saturday and was bad ly bruised, lie is 92 yeum old. MONEY iO LOAN I have 7 p?r cent money in funis of fluOU.OOaml over availabU ou well improved (iiverttiiieu farm lands. John R. Sibley, Lawyer, 610 Mill Street, Daliaa, Ore. Lad ec, we art ti'l ottVntig thuee liats at lli. t wonderful low price of fin u 5Vc ' $ You cannot afiord to mifi seeing thetu. leader Millnerv. McCall tt Hauna, Props. 23 The Monitor always leads. LOCAL AND t J Items of Interest Gathered in and AboutTown 4,. , sM i , . . -.1 I I .11 I rnone in ttio news. , I Uohi Nelson wus in 1 ort land Saturday. Mif Loia Hewitt visited in Portland last week. Electrio carpet cleaner for rent. Moore A Walker. M. iV. Mix wai a passen ger to Portland Wednesday. Dr. li. E. Puganne den tist, National Hank building. A. J. n'lonewa'd has gone to Connell, Wash., to reside. Mr and Mrs. J. E. Hub bard are vihiting in Port land. Mrs. L. Crane was visiting friends in Portland this week. Ray Russell of New berg, was an Independence visitor Sunday. Miss Roe Thurston of Su ver was visiting in Portland last week. Miss Muble Poller re turned yesterday from a vis it at Spokane. Mrs Simmons has return ed from St. Johns where she has been visiting. Edward Morgan of Port 'and wan at the A. L. Sper ling home Sunday. Attorney Oreenfeld of Portland visited his aunt Mrs. Stansbrrry Mondiy. Mrs. draco Hussie of Sa lem is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Damon. Misa lleHsie Kennard of Kalis Cit, wan a Sunday Kiiest of Mrs. II. J. Rowe. Mia. E. J Fowler went to Saletn Sunday to see her daughter Thuhna who was ill. Mra. C F. llallowuy, sis ter of Mrs. J. S. Cooper Jr., has returned to her home in Portland. Marion Hopkins and Les ter Reese were renewing ao u,uaintancts in Independence this week. Mr. Luiee Wann and children of Hooker, Wash., ire at the home of her moth er, Mrs. R. J. Taylor. Rev. J. V. Stewart air little son left the flrt-t of the week for Kanier to visit dr. Stew art's grandmother. ilr. and Mrs. Ed. Prather entertained at their home in Uuena Vista last Ve..nesduy e vening in honor of guests from Idaho. Mr. and Mrr Verd Hill will leave next week for hp extended tour, visiting the Hawaiian Islands, Panama nmi California. Miss Reryt Robinson lett for Portland yesterday w here she will enter a wholesale millinery establishment to learn the business. Misa Emma HenkU, ac companied by Mr. Ilah Knox and Misa Crolercf Corvallis, visited at the home of the former in In dependence Saturday and Sunday. MeMinnville Telephone lUg ster: Ho t. J S. l'oo. t rand wile of ludept ndenee, E. W. Cooper of Albany and R. 1. Cooper of the eutire Willamette Valley, were in ) the city last Friday to cele - hrate the TlUh birthday of thtir brother, J. Cooler, I PERSONAL iw- ror o-ie. i -notm Farm 37U2. Or, JJunsmore left f r Cali- fornia Wednesday. (Jet your wedding atation ery at the Monitor office. Thelrna Williams spe..t Sunday witti her parents. Wu have sewing machines to rent. Mooiv Si. Walker. Mrs. L. J.Scho'ii r turned home Monday Loin n vi.-it at Ores wt 11. Miss Rowena Spmling i as returned from a ten da)' visit in Portland. A flood pair of reading glasses or$1.00at O. A. Kreamer's. Sunday's Portland Ore gonian : J. L. Hnna of IndMpondence is at the Sew ard. Roy Ringman is Inking a vacation and is not clorking at the Reeves store these days. Sunday's Portland G,e gonian: C. W. Irvine of Independence is registered at the Seward. Maitin N. Prather lias purchased the farm bt long ing to Morris Getty, wesl of Ruena Vista. Mra. R. J. Taylor returned from Portland Friday where she han been for some time with her husband. Mrs. IJascue has tempora rily closed her milinery store for the purpose of painting and papering the same. beginning Sunday night, the churches cf Salem will unite in union serv oea which will continue indefinitely. Mrs. Wright Polterlietd and -laughter have returned from Hoquam, Wash., where t h.'y have visited for the past month. At the home of Mrs. V. M. Kirklund last night, the Ladies' Altar Society of the Catholic Ouurch eutertaiued ut"500." Dallas ltenmer: II on. and Mrs. N. L. Butler were over from Independence la-t week for a visit with their eons here. A man from Albany has rented a residence belong ing to Verd HIU on Mon mouth street and will manu facture candy. In a letter to the Mt.nitor, CO. Let. of Culver, writts: "The Monitor is l;ke a le ter from home." Mr. Le suf fered a serious tn nci m 1 loss when Im wlui't w burnod in a Culver warehouse. That Independence is rec- unitized containing; pome excellent musical talent, is venlied from the fact that our musicians are hi demand at other places. Dr. Mclu tire of Independence has re eently heeu secured to s:ng in the choir at the First M. E Church t Saleui. Mrs. Julia SohaftYr i the proud owner of a spinning wheel, made in Norway for her mother in 1SG7, and j brought act c-s the Atlantic ocean the ftn veir. It hasj been in ahiio.-t ttnisiitnt use; since tiidt lime and is -.till in. excellent aorktngordei. Any utte bringing wool will be hown how the yarn for moo ings was made in early uaj. POPULAR MECHANICS The Menace Frcti Hust. Anmi.' (lie m a, ii ii i l"iin n'hkb tlic iir Illici t i:'l l'HiiJ''i niv -all(d j uirf'ii in voiii'i i ii"ii'' -rliiiji In more im; or'uut lli. n ih-..t rcliitUiS I" the -or rio;i '( liuu in,. I M.cl. This tL'iidi-o ey U 'I'vuy in ',: uliur lo thewf van UrkilM. iui-B uout" t the ordinary uj'tiila fxlilUitii it to any t-oiupurable lU'trref. end It In tJ atrong Unit an uo Ir'teteJ iilwe i jiu reduced to nli.il I, h ui., ot lint. It in one thing to dfiu Mini erci a mighty aky acraprr, but an entin-ly diffen-iit mat ter to proti-et It trom tbe intlueneea which. If ullonvd to do ibclr work, would ruin the irrwumt structure lu a ahori tluii'. It w mi utrangc. in u way. that uuIcnh iron 1 well protected It In far less renLsriint to untural axenclea than wood or oilier building tunteriaia It la beliiK tiwd more uud more lu the fiibrlmtiou ol larye buildliics am) otb er htriicturea of a iieruianeut t)e, nnd the length of their life, to aay uoUiiug of tlie safety of the people employed in mid around tin-in. depeuda ou the HiicceHS with winch corrowlou can be prevented. The Engineering Magu zlne. Rutila and Titanium. nutilr, from which la derived the uietnl titanium, la a reddish, browniah, or nearly black mineral couipoaed of titanium dioxide, and tbougb It la widely spread through the rocka It u rufely found lu large quantlUes. Titaiiluiu exbtta lu larger quantity In the .eartu'a crunt than eopjier. lead. Blue, or any of the common metal except Iron, but It la called one ot the rare uictala becauae of the lack of concentrated depoalta and beaue the metal la ho difficult to separate that it tins been seen by few people. The value of rutllo acines from the uae of titanium 01 a wnvenger In molten Hteel and cast Iron, mid from the ue of titanium hiiM In dyeing textiles and ill tnnnlni? leather. United Btatea tieo loBlcal Survey. email Crana For a Wagon. - Oecnslonully heavy objocta must be lifted Into a wagon bed. which calls for two or more men to do the work, saya Popular Mechanics. Not always having- auHlcleiit help t hand, one farmer made a liht crane that enn be rwidlly attnehpd to a wagon, which aids him In holntlng all loads too heavy for one mun to lift The crano consists of a two or three Inch gaa pipe about twelve feet long and two brackets, also a block and tackle. One of the brackets. A. la forg ed to fit over the rear axle of the wag on and provided with a vertical bear ing on which to set the end of the pi pp. CHAN B WITH BLOCK AMD TAOKUk The other bracket, it, la shaped to form ring around the pipe and la attached to the wagon bed lu front of the stand urd. The plH baa about two feet of one end Unit over, aa ahown, which la drilled to receive a ring that can be used to fusleu tho tackle. A double tackle will be auflUieut for all pur poaes. The plie can be easily taken out when not lu um. The bend lu the pipe will allow the object being bolated to clear the rear eud of the wagon box. wuereuxn the craue can be awuug around the object lowered. Production of Copper. The copier production of the Tnlted State In l'JH w ill allow marked de creiise froui that of 1913. according to figures and estimate collected by B. S. ltutler of the l ulted Statea geolog ical sun-ey. ICcporta have Uvu receiv h1 frmn all plauta knowu to produce lillslcr copHr from domexttc oree and retlued tupiKT. At an average prU-e of nlH.ut i:i.3 cent a iwuinl. the UH out put hn a value of HM.-HW.taW. coin pjtred with J1S0.7U5.'W' for the 1U13 output. The large decrease lu produc .ion lu lHH was due to curtutlmeut of lirxabictUui .hiring the latter part of the year on account of the reduction In touuage eHH-ted to Euro,. Trvlr Smoothing Iron. A somewhat unusual but what ap pears to le a really practical device I of Mint Parts iuveiitiou. this belli a traveler s auuKthiiig !'" contain ed with Ita alcohol heater, says 8-len tlllc Amei1.nu, l-ndles will HprecUte the eouvetilvuce which I afforded by having an Iron rrady at hand, for on arriving at the hotel clothe In tmuk or valle are often sadly rumpled. It is then ri advantage ti aave at hand (he iii.-aii of rvtalrlii the damage lu a very short time, and In the neat leather caw ouly 5 by 3 Inch.-s are lodged the livn and its aloivhol lamp, the latter having a good aNtc !m tiir Cut uuo sin hi piwes two pounds of ny of the chenpff cut of heef. Add one small ycl ow ttirulp. one carrt ois large- 01! 'ti and haif a dien goHj aised potats, a I ir t a!t and atxut a quart ef cold water. The onion houhl te sMv-fJ and the other vegv ta bles dlcel. Plac the meat In the bot torn of the kett'e an,! cover with the v ,t.i:le Ponr the water over all at, I wer , .!cl. When It H NHItng bil.-xlr iK-t tt ii x where tt will alia mt for cvkio' of hoars. c o 0) o V u WOULD YOU LIKE THIS BEAUTIFUL PIANO AS A PRISKMT7 WI SHALL POSITIVILY G1VK IT TO SOME ONI OF OUR CUSTOMERS HELP YOUR FAVORITE Come tc our store, tee and try thia splendid instrument Wa will tell you all about our plan of giving this piano away. 1 hia is present worth having. This Piano ia of the celebrated Claxton maka. It carnal the manufacturers' TEN YEAR GUARANTEE. We cordially invite your inspection. fled V. J. Notice to 1 he Customers of The Cloyerleaf Dairy Because of the extreme high price A feed, 1 am com pelled to raise the price of milk. Pi ices will be aa quoted bel w, after Feb. 1, 1916: 2 qte. daily per month $4.75 1 " ' 2 50 1 pt. " " " 1 25 Cream per pt. - -25 ("ream per one-half pt. .15 or two pints for 25c. 23 Grant McLaughlin. Eggs For Hatching From Single Comb White Leghorn and 8. L. Wyan dotte, from egg laying Strains, day old chickb and eggs for hitching. We will take orders now for leter de livery. Rose Lawn Poultry Yards, Independence, Ore. Phone 5921, Main. Why lake up your carpets tocitanthem when you can rent an electric carpet clean er of Moore & Walker? For Sale: California Med icated Boa) . Mra. Martin 0. Richardson, Monmuth and 7th St. lltf For Sale Cheat and vetch and oats and vetch hay. Xi. Ingerrcanson. Phone 132. 24 The Iov Barber S: .op grinds razors for 60c each, safety Mad. single edge 85c, double edg 60c, 7-in. shear... 10c, rach a ditional inch oe, knives lOo etch, butcher knives 7-in. blade 10c, each additional inch 6c. (ash must acco u, any all mail ordera. Fiee delivery. Um brellas mended and repaired. 23 LIT I INSUKANCI RIXUSLD Ever no ioe how closely life insuranwe examiner look for symptoms of kidney dis eases? Thy do so because weakened kidneys lead toj many forms of dreadful lit" j shortening afllio t ion . I f ou have any symptom like paiu in the back, frequent, scanty or painful artion. tired feeling, ache and ain$j get Foley Kidney PilU today, j Williama lttug Co. , i ' - r rs:4i-s-t ' ; t. a , M , , f - i -v '.i-t -; V $ ' BROWN, Proprietor. THE SOCIAL WORLD BY VIRGINIA SOUTHERN (Continued from Pasra Three) MUSICIAN SOUGHT Mrs. Guy Knapp was honored with an invitation to render J three numbers at a recept on ki'y I en by the Shakespeare Club at Albany Thursday afternoon. The event was presided over by Anna Marshall Powell and Miss Hammel, who will both ba remembered with pleasure. MRS. KhOX HOSTISS On Wednesday of last week Mrs. Knox presided over what proved a most delightful func tion for the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club. The usual flying in and out of needles was indulged in with afortissimo accompaniment of chatter. Pleasure was added to the af ternoon by the presence of Mrs. J. G. Mcintosh, who has bean denied the pleasure of attending the meetings for some tiraa, due to the serious illness of har moth er. She was" accompanist for Mrs. Guy Knapp, who offered a group of favorite numbers. The Club colon, pink and white, were motifed in the choice Wood, Gravel and Sedi ment, delivered. IStf F. E. Rider. Sewing machines rented by w.tk or month. Moore & Walker. Tha Tuns Kings. Ye'terriiv. ail tha Frost Kins slept. Th rouml eld San Kn slowly crept Int.i his er- my aius-.tora chill And kiS9rt all the Frosi folk against their " 111. AnJ when they scolded hs scorched thstr ears AnJ left ths Frost fairies sll ttl tears. Thn tha Frost Klna woSs and ths Sua Kins- hkl Down In th dwp, deep ss bs slid. And th Frost Kmc hastened throush th air Becking tb Sua Kmc vryvbrk Hut as he went he dried th tears And cooled his rallies' sun burned sars. T Frost Kln ssarchwd all throuch Uw ni-tit. Put th coward Sun kept out of alcM TUI the tlreJ Frost Kins Ml sslaep; Then th Isujth'.nj fun b.n to tep C-r th leJ of J.t Frtwt's domain Ard becan his frollckinf over aln. 8ubws For London Mail. A nln foot t'jnnel Is to be construct ed In Loudon for the conTeyano of mall, aara the Sk-Wctiflo AmerVaD It iil contain two tracks wltb IsSan,! .!atfirma at th ektit statious from ratlilinsrton to Whitochart. lni-!uslve. The trains tll t run wltbaut nwra tors from rt'stnnt nr.trol atatUm at an ivfrsk-f of twcitf.v Srf lui'w jvr h,ur At t!i. i:jiii,l p:.atf-rui ttn-re t tUvtrtc elevators to trans ftf lb tuaU to ttM- sortie ofBM . - ' luncheon, which was served by Mrs. Pearl Oviatt. who was dain tily attired in pink with white overdraplngs. Miss Amie Waldron of Port land, who has been a guest at the Missall and Knapp homes, was guest of honor. LECTURX AT CHUtCB In the parlors o? the Methodist church Thursday evening of last week, a Jarge gathering, respond ing to invitationt frcm the W. C. T. U., listened to a very helpful lecture given by Rev. Mr. Miller, an interesting speaker from Sa lem. Tha teacher of the public Bchools vvere especially invited to attend. Following; the lecture a light luncheon was served to the com pany. OWIS PLAY Tha Owl Club waa moat de lightfully entertained by Mra. G. C. Skinner Tuesday and one of "those timea" which occurs whenevr Mrs. Skinner ia hoat esa waa enjoyed by the membera of tha club. Whist was the pastime of the evening. BUTTER WRAPPERS Tha Law Sava They Must Be Printed or So Stamp-d ai to Conform to Law $1.00 per Hund.red At Monitor Office
