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EXu..,TS.5...L FOB c The STAH..IS nor riELS THAT ONE C,uoo APjSIIE C. , wE LL JUDaC, Vou CAvt THAT WAS A C.OOO TIP I ME A C,O0(J TIP YVHCrt qwe mV BQY y 1 Vou Put MC Wise TO 1 v- VTHE PEAL TO8ACC0 ChEw) IT'S !fii diiT f'-ra tnhncrochewrr when he find W-H CUT Oietr lu ht Keil l .;c-'j Uw, nn t ut . Inr.t Jittd. p..ti. h r..rn ..r !.-.1. r ntj v it rmg it A AVu in tell ! uvtf it to a ibac.u I t.h0W. ;hevtf tit J i "Notir how llto suit brint( oil tu rich U,hrcn tart' Mailt f WEYMAN-FPUTON fO'ANY, ;u LVm .Wr , IIwim w w 4 i ft Bif Undersea Crgff For Coast, Smaller For ilsrbor Defense. OF WORLD PEACE moib. Scfi'vimrnsr Suggested Fcrd Mission. THE PILL BOX Bengolng siilnnnriiieg of x.tlw loin displacement probably soon will be Knu lit for Hut American navy as it re- Bnlt of lessons h-urned hy navy de partment exports from the KiirojioaD war and recent maneuver of Hie At lantic Heel. It Is possible. It was learn ed to. eiilly, that Hie tint Hvo subma rines Included iu tin. Administration's live year hiiildlng pro;;nun will up- prouili till. size, although the esti mate submitted IVlTl- I'il-od Oil tjlJil ti of tlio 1 ,.'!' iO ton das-. In ( outran! to llils development of a type of giant submersible, nnral olli- aime. lioiesika N-nwliunier Is gener Hy regarded ns the original lnstlga- for of the Ford ience mission. , The proposition of chartering a peace ship to Interest the bends of neutral na tlons was first alimented lust March by Mine. Schwlinmer. Only passing thought wan given this Idea at the time because persons of capital could not be Induced to finance the trip, Abandoning this temporarily, she went to The Ilainie last April with Miss THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK Established 1689 A Successful Business Carver of Twenty Five Yean INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS OFFICl2tt AJND DlkUC'I'OFiS H. Hlrschberg, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P. K. K. DeArmond, Cashier . W. H. Walker, I. A. Allen, 0. D. Butler , I -, Til. " " . I'huUi It y Ami H-jt n I'm:: A.mh iatnii ? HillMAIll NH () 1IA: It ill 2 Tono Coal $7.50 Castle Gate Coal $12.00 Tono coal Is mined near Centralla, Wash,, and is a'good lignite coal. Gives good satisfaction for domes tic use. : : : . Castle Gate is a high grade, hard Utah coal -none better. We deliver as small as half ton at the above prices. Less than half ton lots a cartage charge of 25c is made. Order Now! Get the Habit! The Charles K. Spaulding Logging Co, ttHKI NhK ft. .'.IU its lire Inc lined to iieli.-w Ih it I he ro m 1! .1 i . .i t i ns.. Iioat.s v. ill he : tiinil:ii'i!i..c1 ni ni.uiit (io i.mim i i ilu' eiiie;.t. Tlicy hIi.iiiM l.e called liar 'nr ili'feiise lioatx raiiier than "i-oiist I'efeiise," hi It Iiii.i been ileinoiiHtriiti'd I hat the kIii :c of ui-tioti of tlieso IiohIh Ih llmlled to put iiiIIch or ll'HH off ' hore. Tweiity Uve iMiialler Hiibniiiriiies lire mcliidi-il In the imIiiiIhIsi rati. hi pro. i'ttim for this year, ut an eiliniiled lost of between .i;ihi.iiik) mid JTtHt.lHiO i Hell. The estimate piovide for essids of iK) to Toil ions displacement. :iicrenrdn' the sl.e of the tleet nnliinu l ines ninl ileeieashif,' that of I lie niniill ir boMtM cmilil be aecoiiipllshed, It Is pointed out. without nlterlnj; the lotul ex pen illt 11 res pi'opimed. Irtuiilly all seai-oliifj Hiib olllcerst and the conimlssloned personnel gen erally of the Miibmaittie Itotlllau are said to favor hiilldiiiK Inrm-r craft for eii work. Koine ollleers. it Is Ha Id, believe the smaller Nidiiiuuliies should be Hluin doned entirely. Put others believe It Iihh been show n that there are two dis tinct fields of nativity for Hubiiiartnes which Hlioiild lie reeiKii,ed In shal low w aters off the coast. It In contend ed, (lie bp- boats would be almost use less be. nils,, of their drafts Itiils tor Huhniat nies for the 'lilted Stales navy will hereafter b asked on the basis of plans prepared by the naval eonstnietors. UHH. HOZ.M1KA HOHWIMMBa June Addams, hut the ennjrress of women there did not neeompllHli much. Though Mr. Kurd Is credited with orlKlmtlliis the Men, few persons who know Mnio.'Schwiminer doubt that she prevailed upon him to engage the Os car II. and beud fur NorwHT But little Ih known In this country regarding Mine, yehwlinuier's hLstory, particularly that affecting her educa turn mid fntilly. She Is secretary of the International Council of Equal butrrsige, whose home Is In Budapest ror nine yeurs she has been the editor of Woman, a IludaiK-st publication. She 1 about forty-live years of age and Is short and stout. She came to the l.'nlted States In September, 11)14, and has been one of tlio most uctlve work ers for peace) lu Auierlmu organiza tions. Shortly .ifter her arrival she opened a peine campaign, tnnklng visit to rresldetit Wilson In the hope of Inducing hlin to enliHt In the cause. I hen she toured the west, making many speeches for the pence move ment. -- Mv t CASH MAKES MEAT CHEAP MEDICAL WORKERS IN SERVIA Mr. Stobmt 0f EngUnd Hsadi One of the Largest Mission. Kveii utter Scrvla was overrun by the Teutons and liulgars the foreign medical missions continued tin Ir work. The bitter found nie dlciil workers con tinning their ministrations when they BEEF Brisket lOo lion it lfio Phurt Kids HJc ' MUTTON Stew 10c Cht.p. 121 Log 15o Goat Mtai 6o roitK I'uik fctt.'ttk l.in I7jc Ham 1 7 Jo Ho8ht 15c Wvitiica li VKAI. Ho Stew l.Vi (Mioj8 17Jo 1-oin 1 7 Jo LA It D Hull l.ro Bucktti . MiiH'tni 11 am t,V t'orequarter Goal 4o The Peoples Market A. NELSON, 'Prop ; . . . ' ( V - , . .' ft .jwb, - - .Ate. , i , V t- - . . . ,. .. . '' . DEWEY AT SEVENTY-EIGHT. Still Aotiv In Naval Affair and Htad of the Central Board. Admiral 1,'eorge liewey, who for life Is the ranking oillcer of the American navy, recently celebrated his seventy eighth birthday at bis borne In Wash hlgtoii. lu spite ef bis advanced years, be Is enjoying good health, maintains an ac tive Interest. In navul affairs and, as president of the general board of the nuvy, has consistently urged the adop- X n , 1 v- w v Editorial The Pill Box is receiving" the con gratulations of many admirers foF its mastiff assistance in keeping this glorious country out of the European war. Those in authority have kindly waited until The Pill Box had spoken before announcing any policy and this great famil' neccesity has indirectly steered the hand that controlled the rudder of the ship of state. The entire editor ial staff of The Pill Box stands ready at all times to assume any responsi bility, agree with anybody who wants to be agreed with and be in concord with even' element, creed or division upon request. And So They Were Married In obedience to the universal mandate and innate instinct which with irresistible magnetism is ever drawinginto juxtaposition the beau teous and chivalrous, the brave and the gay, softly and sweetly as the song of sirens, but nevertheless un erringly and eternally as the man ner's compass is ever seeking the pole, until in the procession of time two existences, two lives, two indi viduals which have hitherto flowed on each in its independent course thru the vicissitudes of this mundant sphere, even as two mountain rivu lets have rippled on separately and thoughtlessly over their pebbly beds thru sunshine and shadow until at last escaping from their mountain fastnesses tliev emerge upon the surrounding plain to blend together into a single purling brook destined forevermore to travel as a single silverj' ribbon of crystalline clear ness toward the great ocean of fu turity, two of our Cathlamet ac quaintances on Thursday last amal gamated their earthly existence into one harmonious entirety. Colum bia River, Wash., Sun. Society Section t Miss Susie Snott read a paper on "Revolution" at this week's meeting of the Bon Ami Gotta Bo Club. She said in part: "When I see our young people hopping and hugging at the dances Tarn convinced that their ancestors were monkeys who hung from the trees by their tails; when I attend some receptions I am convinced the kin way back of "many of the ladies present were all bear; when I hear some women talk about their neighbors I am convin ced that the female of the species is more deadly than the male. Miss Snott was encored and read the paper eight times before being per mitted to take her seat. Young Ladles' Department There was a young lady named Jane, Who suffered six months . 1 witn a pain, For being so flighty As to take off her nighty And bathe out doors in the rain. Skunk Holler News The neighbors are joshing the Dick Doolittle's considerably. Lige Bridges went over to their house Tuesday morning at five o'clock and none of them were up. Steve Stammers, who used to live (continued in The Annex) Independence Business Firms Well worthy of your patronage Dr. J. Callaway Osteopathic Physician CraduaU cf the American School of Osteopathy, Ktrksvllls, Missouri, under founder of the science, Dr. A. T. Still. : ; : : Oflicei: First floor of the F. A. Tatterson prop erty, half block west of railroad, on C street. The City Bakery MAKES THE I'tiolu l Aniurle.iu i'ren Awkuhiui, hs. sroitAhr i iri nrneiu ixwivmk. and got ji the . it made prisoners . One e-f 1 in Sen i Is th,. !reat l"iiur,ii, (1 She t., , 1, in and h.es li ,d 1 t mlm:.tu-1 s pi. urmol i f a 1 1 the Stotart ! - Mi l:i a el,'. I vis i . s '. ; 1 ,v miu1 i a;uu!.-t 'f Kr.igtiievats t hem lle-t tilt dual lIlNsluus e Mohart mission from . Mil, I I v XI 1 -s Stol-art S. r - sm. ,- ia-t A; rl! ' ! -e 01 a mui'ivr of 1 - :i'i'ii w s t !;e 1 t s s- ;, t. ti.r at V b.-.rt is ' e ;ii;Me - i, ,. us j re tj ! huid by Am.ilean Praia Association. ' Al'lIlK.Vl. (1BOHO IIBWET tlmi of a sii -.111)1 program for the en largement oi the fleet. When he .Viame the head of the general board, in UIOO, that body's Ideal was a navy second only to that of Ureat Itritiiiii Now the suml board has gone ou record In favor of a navy "ootid to iimie In HGo. The naval pro gram which It baa receutly submitted i alls for an ctivndlttirs) lu six years of $i.rn.txo.o.ia When lie commanded, the Asiatic squadron during the battle of Manila bay 011 May 1, ISPS, nearly eighteen years ago. then holding the rank of eoimuiMore. Admiral IVwey was sixty years of a;e Immediately upon re ceipt of c:,, ml new of the victory he was prom .-, I to the rank of rear ad miral and -(nuked by resolution of congress. irdumrlly he would hare Iwn tvtirvd for age In 1 -.!. but on M m h i of t i t ear he o is promoted to he "s.lndru! of tli navy" by spe cial act of ,vi , ii.s and has held that rank ever sluce ou the activs List of 1 tile uavy. ...Peerless Wrapped Bread FATK0NIZK HOME 1NDDSTRY I . I DtNNV BROTHERS DEALERS IN N w and Second Hand Hardware and Furniture WE BUY, Store on C Street. SKI.L AND EXCHANGE. American Restaurant W serve the best meals In tows. AU Boms Cooking1. : : ; Chicken Dinner Evary Sunday. Meals at AU Hours. MEALS 25c SHORT CRCIIS IDA ZERR, Proprietor Mats Street HALLADAY'S MACHINE SHOP In Fitchard's Garage. General Machine Work Repairing of nil kinds Vulcanizing. Automobiles a specially Let us grind your plow .hares. N. U. BUTLER AttorneyatLaw Practice In all Courts. Q. A. RICH TBI K ELI ABLE Contractor and Builder H11 work Kiosks for itfelf. ee him if vou wish to Luild. Western Junk And Bargain House OF SALEM, OREGON Wishes te announce to dealers and peddler of junk and rars, that we will pay the very highest market price for any and all kinds of Juuk. Hides and espeei slly Rsgs. Try us with a shipment. Any quantity taken. Will pay freight on ail shipments over 100 lbs. I will pay 1 1 -2c per pound tor Mixed Ksgs. For any i if crrcstitn cr sliipf i: f tags, rite to WESTERN JUNK CO., Salem, Ore
