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and sweetened just enough cuts out so much of the
grinding and spitting.
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CHEWING TOBACCO.IT IS THS NEW
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euullal'in nhU i.ff t itiauuncu CIUO. H.
D. IVrrttt. pitcher, and Ivy Wlngo,
catcher, of the St Louis Nationals are
aid to be among the players who bare
lumped to the Pittsburgh team.
Independence, Oregon, Friday, October 29, 1915
Get it over with, Wood row.
It costs rive thousand dollars
for a page ad in the Saturday
Evening Post. We have lon.r
desired to trade The Monitor lot-
tie Post.
A most of the daily news
papers have come to the aid of
"hif business" in its attempt t
fasten militarism upon this couti
try nothing now standi? in tli
too way except public sentimcn
which is being voiced by tl
country press.
Til 'vVOID OF
SF0.1I
.t v,y WuzhWl Michigan's
S'ar Cuarierback.
COUNCIL PERSONALLY RESPONSIBL
a recent decision or the su
preme court i.s to the effect tha
where damages are sustains
thru defective sidewalks in ai
incorporated town or city, the
owner of the abutting property
may ba held liable. And, in
case the city council had notieo
of the condition of the walk,
and neglected to order it repair
and made safe, the members
thereof and tha mayor may be
held individually liable. Monroe
Leader.
TIE STINGIEST MAN
Gallatin, Tenn., tlaimg to hare
the stingiest man ia the world.
Married recently.to a home glW,
he walked her around a block
for their bridal tour, bought her
a makers worth of stick candy
for a weddinp; present and then
suggested that they save tin
candy for the children.
MARVELOUS DEDUCTION
"Ne doubt seme woman was
hia mother," writes Mr. Arnold
Dennett In the Saturday Evening
Pott Marvelous, my dear Ben
sett- Eugene Register.
TUMULT WILL DO IT
When the White House bride-
t roost weds the one his heart
desires; has ha settled that small
problem, who'll get up and light
the firea?-Greshara Outlook.
"REMEDIES FOE FLEAS"
The government has issued a
bulletin entitled "Remedies for
r:.S." That ia the firs, lime
we ever knew that a flea needed
a remedy. Most every one that
we ever came in contact with
was healthy enough to make a
grown man ait up and take di
rect and speedy notice. Pew a
mo, Montana, News.
Photo by American IVema Association.
The Culvers! ty of Mlcbltran Buffered
n almoHt Irrepn ruble loos when Tom
niy UuKhltt, Pilot uf Yosts football
toad and pronounced one of the best
euartertiacka iu the weal, sustained In
juries that ma; keep bliu out of the
Same fur the balance of tbe season
MicMicxn has no substitute arallable
wbu approaches llughltt D all around
shlllty Iu tact. Michigan baa pro
duced few men to fxjUBl biui. The
Wolverenes were playing Midi I Ran kg
glee when the accident to UuuUitt oc
curred, ills loxti to MIohtKuu U re
ganied by Conch Vot as a calamity,
e)uulln lo liniHirtsnce the elliuiimtlon
of Itrlckley from the llartard lineup
SPEAKING OP IDIOTS
An exchaflge speaks ef "the
Idiot who shot the ex-mayor of
Grants Pate, mistaking him for
a deer." It striken us that the
biggest "idiot" then; days is the
man who will trust hlmteif in
the woods while the open season
for deer hunters ia running.
Salem Capital Journal.
I own lopics.
CtiliHKU kmiws tlmt It ia the beat ctty
Iu the onmm for the hl. litis of con",
veutiona. I, nt it like to hnv iliia view
harcl by iHiient-t'hicauo N,
There Is r, lw in IMilladelphla airalnat
throw-In any kind of aie Into tha
atreets, lut ihiIkhIv my auv attentku
to It. uot even the Hll.--Philadelphia
Pre.
New York Is Hot tlst!rt with a cen
sus which v;ivesi.tv s little over
UH luhaliit.intx. !ut ttte state line that
separate it fi,-t;i II. ,i.,. ken. Jersey
tlty. !s,.iine and Xewark cniinot be
wlel out Philadelphia Uvli-r.
Army -Navy Agreement.
After much dicuHion a plan bind
liiB the West IVilut and Aunafiolla
academies to piuy mu Mnuual Army
aud Navy riHithtill giime for Ova years
lias tieeu HKieed on.
The plan ntlpulntea that tbe twe
ei'houls will cliotiKe the site for the
games alternately, tbe Navy" baring
the preference this year.
The (tame will be played tbla year
In I'hllailelplUti ou Krauklln Oeid or
Shlbe park and the Navy will also
chtHwe the Kite In and 1018. while
Hie Army will make tbe selection la
1913 aud IUI7 Tbe Army will la all
probability select the New Vork Polo
grounds aa the aceue of cunlllct. This
agreement covers the neit dra years,
Wisconsin Drops Rowmo-
Wlscouslu la defluitfly out of "the
Poiiglikeepale regatta for neit year.
Tha I'nlTeraity of Wlat-onsln regents
bare adopted without rbange the re
jui uietuiatl. in ,,f tbe faculty that Intar
ollegiate rowing contests ba tempo
rarily diac'oiitliHH-d -uding further de
velopment of luteruiural athletic a porta.
In fourteen years tbe Badgers bare ;
failed to win tbe big va rally race at
I'uut!hkeepIe Tbey OnUhed second 1
la I'.mo. third in HW1. second In IAS ,
tnd third In 1l3 From then until i
1!12 tbey nii!hed In the ruck, taking j
tecvud pise two years ago j
Big Leaguera Jam Peda. !
Thirty n nier.-au and NaUonal ;
league players bare tisr.ul with the;
r'wlcrtii lai.nc for next -.-nou. accord
log to a ::it. n em iiiiulc ty W. T Uc !
t'uiioob :,t;iry of tbe rilUiburgb
Kederal i. iue club He dtx-lared j
tlmt eifcln or tbese un a bad aiacued
Hanlan and Barrow Make Up.
President Barrow of tbe Internation
al league aDd Edward Hanlon of the
Baltimore Feds hare buried tbe hatch
et. Tbey bad a quarrel at a New York
hotel last winter Barrow charged
Hanlon wftb trying' to ruin, bia old
friends in organized baseball. Han
Ion argued that he had a rlht to lease
bis property to tbe Baltimore Feds
Barrcw ami EInnlon met recently and
shook ha nds.
If Europe did less burrowing she !
wouldn't buve to do o much borrow-Uig.
People may be physically fit. but If
they have no imagination tbey are crip
ples. Many a toller would be glad to raise
an Income (but would have to pay an
income tm.
Manufacturers' and
Land Products Exposition
PORTLAND, OCTOBER 25 NOV. 13
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n
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Polk County.
V. 8. Estes, Plaintiff,
vs.
Jennie L. W. Jaaperson. Defendant.
To the defendant, Jennie L. W. Jai-
person:
In the Name of the State of Oregon,
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
in above entitled suit within six weeks
from the date of the first publication
of this summons, to-wit: On or before
the 4th day of December, 1915, and if
you fail to appear or answer, for want
thereof the plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in hia
complaint filed herein, towit:
1. That the plaintiff be decreed to
be the aola and exclusive owner of said
property in fee simple and entitled to
the immediate possession thereof.
2. That the plaintiff s title in and to
said premises and the whole thereof
may be quieted, and all parties claim
ing through or under the said defend
ant be estopped and barred from claim
ing or asserting any interest or right
in and to said property or any part
thereof.
t. That the plaintiff may have such
other and further relief as may be
agreeable to equity and as to the court
msy seem meat.
This summons is served upon you by
publication thereof in the Independence
Monitor, pursuant to an order catered
by the Honorable H. H, Bait, Judge of
the above entitled court on the 14th
day of October, 1916.
Maurice W. Seitz, Portland, Ore.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication Friday. Octo
ber 22, 1915, Date of last publication,
December 8rd, 1915.
TCE SDAY, NOV.
2, Willamette
Valley Cities
DAT
Second Annual Show of All-Oregon
Agricultural Products and Home Man
ufacturing Resources.' Free Space for
Counties Assures Splendid Exhibits.
Presented by Portland Chambers of Commerce
FAST REDUCED
FREQUENT and . ROUND TRIPS
TRAfNS- TO PORTLAND -
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
Excursion Ticket Sale Dates: Oct. 26, 28, November 2, 4,
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SPECIAL FEATURES AND COMMUNITY CELE
BRATIONS EVRY DAT OF THE 18-DAY SHOW
J. W. Ritchie, Agent, Salem.
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Established 1889
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Independence Business Firms
Well worthy ofyourpatronage
Dr. J. Callaway
Osteopathic Physician
draduate of the American School of osteopathy,
Klrksville, Mltaourl, nnder founder of the
science, Dr. A. T. StUl. : ; : :
Offices: First floor of the F. A. Patterson prop
erty, half block west of railroad, on C street.
The City Bakery
MAKES THE
Best Bread and Pastries
MTKONIZI HOMI INDUSTRY
DENNY BROTHERS
DEALERS IN-
Ntw and Second Hand
Hardware and Furniture
"WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE.
Store en C Street.
American Restaurant
We serve the best meals in towa.
All Bone Cooking. : : ;
Chicken Dinner Every Sunday. Meals at All Hours.
MEALS 25c SH03T CRDEIS
IDA ZERR, Proprietor
C Street
HALLADAY'S MACHINE SHOP
In Fltchard's Garage.
General Machine Work
Repairing of all kinds
Vulcanizing. Automobiles s specialty
Let ua grind yonr plow shares.
IN. L. BUTLER
ej
Attorneyat-Law
ee
Practlci In all Coons.
O. A. RICH
THE RELIABLE
Contractor and Builder
His work gpeaks for itself.
See him if you wieh to build.
Non Residents who desire to
ell or buy property in the In
dependence district, may notify
the Monitor and some reliable
real estate man will be engaged
for yon.
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