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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Ten cent a Una for each insertion seven and half ctnli if paid ia advance. J PAID ADVERTISEMENTS FOB COUNT I COMMISSION! John S. Bohannon of Independence announce! his candidacy for the'office of count; commiasioner at the eomirg primary election, aubject to the will of the Democratic voters of Polk eounty. rOl D18TKICT ATTORNIY I hereby announce my candidacy for the rtpuMiean nomination for the office of Diftrlct Attorney. If nominated and elected, I ahall enforce all laws ai I find them without fear or favor, and in a just, conscientious Banner. I will give to the County's affairs the ame'eareful, conscientious attention 1 would give to the afaira of private clients, I respectfully solicit your support, and if nominated and elected, will devote my entire time to giving you an administration of the affairs of this office such as may reward you for the trust and confidence placed in me. WALTER L. TOOZE, JR. To Republican Voters, of Polk County: I um a candidate for District Attor ney of said County, and if nominated and elected, I pledge myself to dili gently and ft ithfully attend to all the duties pertaining to said office, and will fearlessly enforce all the laws tin an impartial manner. I respectfully ask your support at the primary election v :o l:16. B. F. SWOPE. T0 THE VOTLRS OF POLK COUNTT 1 am a candidate for School Superin te dent of this county aubject to the will of the Republican vottri at the Primarv Election in May. 1 will'i ot impair the efficiency of our 'i ml system, but will run the office as i i! omicully as is possible under our present laws. W. I. REYNOLDS. TO VOTERS OF POLK COUNTY I hereby announce myself as a repub lican candidate for the office of County Treasurer, subject to the will of the voters at the primary election in May respectfully solicit your support. MRS. WINNIE BRADEN. TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS Having announced my- candidacy for the nomir ation for countv treasurer at the primary May 19, I most respect fully solicit the support of all republi cans. A. V. R. SNYDER, VILLA'S SHORTCOMING One of "Pancho" Villa's for mer military advisers says the bandit chief is a powerful driver of men, but knows no strategy. Ah! Then he is totally Ignor ant of the strategic value of sending a boatload of women and children to death with a torpedo; or of starving a prov ince full of babies by cutting off the milk supply; or Of stifling men by the thousands with chlo rine; or of dropping 'bombs on hospitals; or of firing broadsides at Red Cross ambulances. Truly, instead of facing a ccurtmartial, he should be sent to a military academy and taught to shine the officers' shoes Kansas City Star. ! CASH MAKES BEEF Brisket 10c Roast 15o Short Ribe 12c tak 17o MUTTON Stew 10c Chops 12J Lg 15c Qoat VI at; 5c POKK Pork Steak 14c Loin I7c Ham 17c Roast bc Weinies The Peoples Market A. NELSON, Prop. P::!l CHEWING ii WHOLESOME . HABIT In Kb Other Way Can You Get AH the Richness and F!vor of the Leaf "SPEAR HEAD" BEST CHEW Many prominent physicians declare chewing to be the most wholesome way of enjoying tobacco. "I begr :i chewing some years aKo," said one, "ai.d I soon found that it is the only way to get the benefit of all ti e rich juices stored up by nature in the tobacco leaf. I refer, of course, to the finer form of tobacco, which is the most natural and the cleanest form. "Chewing good tobacco like Spear Head makes the salivary glands more active, which in turn has a beneficial effect on the whole system. Add to this the sweet, mellow, delicious flavor of a chew of Spear Head, and you have the highest possible degree of tobacco satisfaction. ' "I mention Spear Head because I have found that this brand is excep tionally pure, being made in a fac tory that's run strictly according to pure-food rules." Spear Head is made of sun-npened Eiirlcy, which is acknowledged to be the richest,' mildest, finest flavored to bacco lcr.f in the world. And it is produced by the latest pripesses, which develop the quality and luscious flavor of the choice Burley to the supreme de rree. A chew of Spear Head has a whole some relish that is not found in any other ch-viiitr tobacco. In 10c cuts, wrapped in wax pp.per. ANTHRAX CURED BY SERUM. Remedy Sent to Newark Can by Bella- vue A jthorities. Serum fuiiii: by lVllevue utm pltal. New YimU. to the "lt.v hospital In Newark Is said to have brought about the cure of .Maty Willia of 103 Chambers Htrei-t. Newark, who was admitted to the Newark Institution aufTeriiifr from Hiithrnx. Dr. Max W'eg man made the diagnosis and ti tiiessen ger was MCiit to Hellenic at midnight to obt:iln the serum. A similar ciise was cui-ed at the Newark lionpltal about a year ano through aid of the serum. It wan said that the quirk diagnosis and prompt application 'of the serum were responsible for the re covery In both cases. NoiRoorri: for Argument Hrtgsft accwioaieci to aromaa; rtS Knot, tow tctlatnii at ImvM sad a i but m ( rw real? cU I Uo IJI eitcM at the ssdneae. '-i You know m yew are very, very krd aim at data tMini sWi voa kw scxr heads e hnew-ti sal at oi al yet) could tto ptoteel nV, eJ I oner ot Ihr mo drat Mr pccf hat De aC4 i iamm M.fi . t iue that al I r are Wurl www ossify, I Inow rww realty ted tlwy are t . am siM arreae tW way eWw.afcjM i, iM she (M xnfMia I asKflaatj d saw, she h ;- C-EEtricFlitiri V: Her mim ecu txw ajh-sea e-t L crtt a t tWarcif y-a MmI on lor wi-ij a4 laxt yeaf OREGON POWER COMPANY PHONE 5011 MEAT CHEAP VEAL Stew 15c Chops 17Jc Loin 17Jc LARD Bull 15c Bucket 7oc 15c Minced Hutu 15c Forequarter Goal 4c FLED FRANCE IN PLANE, HE SAYS American Tells a Marvelous Tale Qf Adventures at Front FEARED THE FIRING SQUAD. Arrested After Attempting to Send Dispatches by the Censor, A Broke Out of Jail, Walked Many Miles and Met an American Aviator, Who Took Him Safely to England. Tuouias A. Trice, a news' writer, of Audubon. N. J., came back from the European battlefields the other day with a atory of stranpe nnd divers ad ventures. Tiie uaiiaLive a.s l'rlee told it his fll.'ht from court martial and death la Fiance, crossing the English channel In an aeroplane and returning to New Yor'i as a stnwawuy aboard the American llnor 1'hllailcliihla follows: "I went over last May as a free lance. Tut 1 soon found that t could not see anything more than the author ities wanted tue to nee. and 1 couldn't send that out unless they were willing. So I went to Kent and enlisted as a Canadian. I was sent to France about the 1st of July to a station at Kero mel. between Yj'iesand Mossliies, with the Second divisional ammunition corps. I was' uinde a dispatch rider, and I went all thiougU the Trench and Belgian lines, under abell tire most of the time. "I saw the Imttle of I.oos and got gent to the base hospital at Ktaples as a result of being hurled In a shell era ter. All Hie News Ceneored. "All the time 1 was trying to get something out, but I found that every thing I wrote was slashed At last I found a man going to England on leave, and he agreed to take some of my stuff. I don't know whether they trap ped him or whether he turned back on me, but I was arrested and held for court martini. The rules are severe in such thing, and death Is usually the punishment. "I was put In prison at Westoutre, Belgium, In nn old building that had been hit by shell fire. It looked easy to es- ape, and as I saw nothing ahead but the firing sqund I made the at tempt. When the sentry was lounging In a corner out of sight I slipped away. I could only travel by night, for I was hemmed In on all sides. At Floeg street, near the Belgian-French border, I got ( Riight In the middle of a body of troops accidentally, and I had to hide In n haystack for four days with out food or water before they moved on. I w?lghod 170 pounds when I started, and I'm down to 1J0 now. The whole trip was practically a con tinuous fast. Saved by American Aviator. "At last 1 got to an aviation hangar at H.illieul, about eight miles across the French border. I bid near by, liv ing on raw turnips from the fields and creeping In when no one was around to gather up the leavings from the sol diers' mess. ."At last one day I beard an Ameri can talking. I wag hiding behind a hedge fence, nnd 1 managed to get him alone." I told him the whole yarn, and 1 begged him to get my memorandum book home to my folks. Hut the Amer ican I don't dare to give bis name did more. He was starting with some dispatches arrow the chnnnel, and be put me on his machine, goggled and disguised as It lit helper. We were thir ty five miles from the channel, the dis tance across was twenty miles, and he dnied me near Hendon, where he was going. trty mile Inland, a dis tance of 11.' miles In alL Then ha gave me a ouiid note and left me. I made for my old quarters at London and got some clothes and enough mon ey to take nie to Liverpool. "1 sneaked u board and hid In the sand lockers. I expected to be caught even tbein. for. although I had my American passport, 1 wouldn't have dared to show It, for It would have re vealed me as l'rlee, a deserter. But 1 found that I could walk among the steerage passengers without anybody suspecting that I was not one of them. When the hlp docked I Just walked ashore as one of the crew, and some how or other I got by with 1L" WHISKYTOWN CHANGES NAME. Called Schilling After Man Who Refueed te Serve aa Poetmeeter. S- hi: 1 i n K Is to le the postotllce name of the town of Wtilskytown. CaL, be tween Shasta "nnd French Gulch, on the Redding Weavervllle stnge route. The name K. hilling haa been decided upon by the txmtorllce department Stella Is the old postofjlce name of Whlskytown. The ofllce wai abandon ed six years ago when the lute John F. Schilling, who bad been postmaster for eeveral years, positively refused to serve longer If the depatUnent Insisted on putting money ordera In the office. Schilling held out. and the office was abandoned. It has since been re-established. Husbend Too Nice and Kind, Husband "bo nl'-e and kind, and I cant stand It," sevenfwn year old bride explained In fin Innsfl court In telling by she left hlra. "If be would bully me I would like him better." hubby was adrbwd to bully her awhile CXV? I lie Arizona fife 'AIMS5 ON SlftfHISE KDITIOir OUR REGRETS. E are e,:r for the Utile affair In the comnum council the oilier w evening, but ua mayor and presiding oiltcer we hful to pull our guns on Aldermen P&vldaon or suffer a lose ot disnlty. tie ban been aching for a row for montha past and had offered odde of three to one that he could bluff us down. We understand that the doctor dug out the bullet and that the alderman wul be around In a week or two. A WARNING. Let our readers bear tt tn mind that as postmaster we sle p in the postof flce, but us postmaster we don't set up at 2 o'cIiuk. ia the marnin to look for Toall, and hiij ore v ho tries to shoot us out ot I I'd iu t' it lu.m- w ill et the worst of it. LEFT I I THE LURCH. Seven;! v.e.. .t ' k u-ii eltlxens of Grafs V.ill.y i i.l together und paid an etu?u i ;i a:a.cv" f u ni'ino to send on seven w.-moo 1 i fe.in h of husbands. The wot-ien iin-ivid ll.e other day. The .vtin-ml if the lot was fifty years oid, ..ml tl. !uim!..onnBt had a cataract m her ft e.ve and a broken noee. TheOlaxo V.illey men took one brief Rlanee and f .1 l.olle.l fur the woods, and the w en ver next dv shtpiied to Den- The Pill Box was thrown out this week to in troduce The Arizona Kicker. The Fact Jj-iJTKEPHON kiased me In the spring.. L "VOT Kobin In the fall, V II l T.. e..ii . n . m. l ,ii..' ' And never kissed at all. 'J Surah Toasdale HtTmTTtTTTt'ttTTTTTTTTTTTTTmmt PERSONAL " l'tll'I'V it at m nirniM A colleges. It was In the late fall, and the air was crisp and cold, . One of the members of the party, a charming yotitiK woman, was escorted through the grounds by a learned hut very absent minded professor. Suddenly two members of the track team, dressed In their scanty running cos tume and bended for a (-pin on the rond, passed the strolling couple. "It's drendful'r cold." remarked the ynniig woman, with a dainty shiver as she gazed after the light ly chid runners, "to be without stock ings." The professor's inmd, deep In contemplation of the fourtn dimension or some other eiinlly perplexing problem, was at trai tisl by the sound of the girl's voice. "Then why," ho asked absently, "did you leave them off T" Independence Business Firms Well worthy of your pnto rmne Dr. J. Callaway Osteopathic Physician Graduate of the American School of uateopathy, Flrkivllle, Mlsaoort, ander fossder of the MUtxs, Dr. A. T. stiiL : ; : : OsDces: First floorlef the F. A. Patterson prop erty, half black west of rsilresd, on C street. The City Bakery MAKES THE ,., Peerless Wrapped Bread .. rATIOXIZI BOMI 1HDCSTRT DENNY BROTHERS -DEALER IN- New and Second Hand Hardware and WE BUY, SELL ASD EXCHAXCK. Store ea C Street. THE JUMP" J3 TJ. 8. A. SPECIAL EXTRA ADVERTISING. 1 1 ""E formerly believe that advertising paya Here In thts town It would be a dead toes to advertise In our con temporary, because he would have to use shlnsle nslls In place of type to set it up and because no one but his uncle nnd his wife and himself read hie al lowed new spaper, and they are too poor to buy any thing Hut advertising in the Kicker pays. 8HOCKED SOCIETY. High society In tills town Is making a gigantic attempt to be shocked be cause M re. Colonel ITAuhry sent the growler to a saloon on tier birthday, tiut It la a tempest that will soon be over. LITERARY TASTE. Colonel Joha Roberta stopped his pa per last week because there were only fourteen murder Items In tt and his usual dose le twenty-one. We had to overhaul t0 exchanges to And aa many as we did, and we rather feet glad the colonel la off the list. Ilea got a regular mania for murder Items, and If anybody has (01) of them tn a acrap hook the colonel will pay at least It for the outfit and read every one of them over five times. . M. QUAD About Colin that Colin did not thirst oneyed kiss to alp. Colln'e plan was safety first Colin feared the grip. Boston Traoearlp. I 4 QUESTION wupa rtuvltiu vlull ti mm nf tha tt is Headed For a Spin. Furniture Chicken Dinner MIALS Mala Street CHURCHES MBTHODIST W. a STBWAKT, raatar. Sunday School at 10 A. M. The Suaday School haa a place for you, A fine men's class, uader tha instruction of Prof. Mcintosh Is await ing your presence and membership, Mr. Man. You tan't spend a batter our in a batter place. Tha woaaen's clssa ia full of real life as well. There is a place for everyone. It would do your heart food to step into Mrs. Ingram's primary department and see the little tots. There were 62 in that department alone last Sunday. We want-to mate it fit) neat Sunday. Elaborate Esstrr.plsns are ontlurer iy. A great Eaatar program by the Sua dsy School at 9:45, April 21. Keep it in mind. On that day the school will begin what ia called "A trip to Pales tine." We will go on two of the first ships that ever traveled. Come and go with us, Sunday morning at 11, tha pastor will preach on "Hew World Condi tions." Sunday evening at 7:30, "What la Truth?" Epwurth League at 6:30. Special music at all of the servieee. In fact the music is equel to aay. You will And a eordial welcome by paster and people. PWBSBYTKRIAN Tho regular aervieea will be held at Calvary Presbyterian church next Sunday, both morning and evening, by Dr. J. R. N. Bell, of Corvallls. The evening service will begin at 8 o'clock instead of 7:30 as formerly. Subject or .the morning sersnon, "How; te'Study .the Greatest Book." Evening, "The Philosophy of Light." Sunday School at 10 a. in. An Octette by the Isdy teachers ot Corvallis will sing at the morning ser- vlee. Everybody cordially invited to all these services. BAPTIST W. S. ITIWABT, raator. Sunday School at 10. Preaching at 11. B. Y. P. U. at 8:3 Preaching at 7:30. The ever increasing attendance at this churchevery Sunday is worthy of note. Come and see and enjoy. There will be special music by the choir next Sunday. The pastor will preaeh both morning and evening All are invited. 1 CHRISTIAN F. Claude Stephana, Pastor Service for Lord's Day April 9.tiS3 bible School at II a. m. Divine Worship at 11a. m. Christian Endeavor at 0:30 p. ns. Evangelistic services 7:30. ' The Independence Monitor la thinking; BorioiiHly of estabUnh ln a Fanners' Column and as a starter Buggeflta a scheme by which a jackass can be used aa a substitute for a dinner bell. Monmouth Herald: HALIADAY'S MACHINE SHOP In ntchard's Garage. Genera! Machine Work -Repairing of all kimla Yulctniiintf. Automobiles a epecialtjr Let ua grind yoar plow share. IN. L. BUTLER Attorntoy-nt-Ln w pTaclles la sll.Courta. American Restaurant We aenre the ;bst aieaU In Iowa. All Home Cooking. ': : ; Every Sunday. Mtaia at All Houra. 23c SHORT ORDEIS IDA ZERR, Proprietor
