Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19??, April 28, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPOLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Tan ceata a line for each insertion aeven and a half centa 1 paid in advanco. PUD AOYEOTISEMEXT! FOB COUin T COMMMSIONIR Joan S. Bohannon of Independence announce! bis candidacy for the office of county eommiaaioner at theeomirjf primary election, tubjact to the will of the Democratic Totera of 'oik county. WOW DIITIICT ATTOMNtr I hereby announce my candidacy for the republican nomination fur the office of District Attorney, If nominated and elected, I ahall enforce all laws at I find them without fear or favor, and la a juit, conaclentloua manner. I will give to the County' affaira the same careful, conacientioua attention 1 would give to the affaire of private clients. I reepect'ully aolicit your support, and If nominated anl elected, will devote my entire time to giving you an admlniatration of the affaire of thia office aurh aa may reward you for the trust and confidence placed in me. WALTER L. TOOZE, JR. May 19,; 1916. B. F. SWOPE. To lepobUcin Voters of Polk County: I am a candidate for DiHtrict Attor ney of said County, and If nominated and elected, I pledge my at If to dili gently and fhithfully attend to all the dutiea pertaining to said ollice, and will fearleaaly enforce all the lawn In an Impartial manner. I reepectfully aak yoar support at the primary election TO THI VOTERS OF POLK COUJITT I am a candidate for School So peri n tr,dnnt of tbia county aubject to the will of the Republican voters at the Primary Election in May. I will not impair the efficiency of ou school ayBtem, but will run the office aa economically aa ia possible under ou preaont lawa. W. I. UEYNOUJS. TO VOTERS OF POLK COUNTY I hereby announce myHelf aa a rtpufo lican candidate for the office of County Trcaaurer, aubject to the will of the voters at the primary election in May and respectfully solicit your auprrt MK.S. WIN NIK DKADfcN. TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS Having announced my candidacy for the nomination for county treasurer at the primary May 19, I moat raapect fully solicit the support of all rspubli cans. A. V. K. SNYDEK. FOR COUNTY CLERK I hereby announce my candidacy for the republican nomination for the office of County Clerk of Polk county and aik the tupport of tha votera at the primary election, May 1!. F. J..HOLMAN. THE INDEPENDENCE MONITOR AN INDEPENDENT NtiWSPAPKR xx ooooooeooo OOOO OO OOOOOOOO OO-O-C o-O oooooooooc oooo I THE SOCIAL WORLD BY VIRQIMA SOUTHERN o-ooo o-o oo xxyo OOOOOOO OOOOO OOOO 0090000000000000 rOOO o-o-oo Afain the aprlng! Again the Eaater I Following tha rlntr sasainn light refreah- Again the aoft, warm sir, let's breath; Again the tender green on hill and valley; Again the miracle of Life Death!" the vio- from Published Weekly at Independence, Polk County Oregon, on Friday. altered Second Class Matter August I, 1012 at the Post Office atlnde endanctf Polk County, Oregon, Under the Act of March 3, 1879. CLYDE T. ECKER, Editor NINA D. ECKER, Associate Snoicrlptlon Kates: One Year $1.50 Strictly in Advance MVHiuuiUKATu: ioc. per men tor one insertion, 12 1-2C. for two or ore Insertions, 10c. on monthly ccn tracts. Readers, 3 and 10c. per line Independence, Oregon, Friday, April 28, 1916 Harry Lauder World-Famuot Scotch ComtJian, lay: "Tuxedo, for mild' neti, purity and fra grance, THE tobacco for m. in all my world tvtdt travels I've yet to find its equal as a glow burning, awet-flavortd V coal ' (fitting , tiV I' ti t-'-- I He's Searched "The Wide World" The pipe of ihii' kino; of laughmakcrs lir.s l,rc a trap, of fragrant snokr c!c-:ir 'round the world. Why ij it he has never found ''the equal" of Tuxedo? Because it hai no equal because that famous Tuxedo Pro ecu," that makci Tuxedo mild, cool and non-biting, can't h uitd in any other tobacco. nt i lie principal excuse given for pushing Char icy luoores into tne race for secretary of state against Ben Olcott is that Olcott doesn't al ways agree with Withy coraoe ana Kay. it it is only a matter of promot ing harmony, why not request V ithycombe and Kay to agree with Olcott for, judging from public sentiment, Withycombe and Kay agreeing with Olcott would be more popular than Olcott agreeing with Withy combe and Kav. 3wcedo fat Vfral !.... fwiW CifHjk Tuxedo it tge J I rn to fivi y eir. But the big secret of that unequalled mildness, coolness and sweet flavor is the genuine "Tuxedo Process." Many have tried to imitate it no one has succeeded. Try Tuxedo one week nJ you'll tar as H.ury Lauder does, that it's "THE tobacco for me." Yt u can buy Tuxedo everywhere Pe-.s 5c FaaKwe gteeatUi 10c a Tim H- fa fcfeff Humidirt, JOraaa1 Mr. Easily M.i.ie Substitute For a Gas Stove Oven. SB! k'iiai ) -' in I ii i Following the tehdued services of holy-wek, Easter burst forth in florious melody, in every churcli in the eity lsst Sonday. Glad Easter songs hb4 aa- thems, sermons and massages telling of the resurreetien of the Chriri characterized the day. AppU ..Llossomg, flewerins; al- niend and fairest white lillies miniled with greenery- adorned the edifices which resosae'ed with joyous strains sad words of I cheer. The eveoiag services at the M e I h o d ist and Presbyterian hurchea consisted of elaborate musical programs when solos, anthems and large chorus ef fects were rendered. In addi tion to tha choir, organ and ni- ao maaia, haras and violins added a apecial charm. At the Christian cbareh in the moraiag a program of naerit was rendered, a feature being the special choruses of children, while the Eaater aervices pre pared by the Baptist sad reader ed in the evening, consisted of readiags, aelos and orchestra music, each religious festival making a pretty climax for the church year. the hostess served ments to thn gathering. SC0T1SH RITK I VINT Maiinaay Thursday was ob served by severs! local members of Oregon consistory of thirty second' degree Masons on Thurs day evening of last week at the Uasonie Teaaple. The solemn ceremony of ex tinguishing the lights was per uorformed and aa elaborate ban quet partaken of. Oa Thursday preceding Eaater all Scottish Rite Masons observe this eeremoay which cemmemo ratea the betrayal of our Savior Oa Easttr Snndsy the csndlei are relighted daring a solemn and impressive service. KILL KARK KLUB The members of this club made merry at the heme of Mr. a a Mrs. iiice last Friday evening. lr... ? . . jur ao enjoyaoie .evening apentin playing whist, the' hos tess served a splendid lancheon. LADIES SKW The Nendlecrafters plied their needles most dsxterouely at the home of Mrs. O. D. Butler last Thursday aftcraoon. SURPRISE PARTT The birthday of Mrs. E. L. Tewnsend was the occasion of a most , successful and pleasant surprise party promoted by the members of her sowing club at her heme Wednesday. Tho ladiea prepared a most elaborate dinner and took it to the Town send home where a noon repast was enjoyed. Later, the tlub members presetted Mrs. Town send with a pretty token of es teem together with wishes for many happy retaras of tho day. SHASTA ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA Is the comfortable and quick way to go. Through cars to San Francisco and Los Ar.geles. Daily trains on Shasta Route. Shasta Limited San Francisco Express Exposition Special California Express Direct connection mr.de at San Francisco to all points in the East or South. Liberal .stopovers al lowed. 10 days extra allowed at El Paso and New Orleans on eastern ticket. Aak the local agent or write John M. Scott, General Fasaei.fer Agent, Portland, Oregon THE ROUTE OF SCENERY, SERVICE AND SAFETY Mock Swsatbreada- Waan fresli trle thoroughly In sev eral waters and ut It Into cold water anil boil until thoroughly soft and ten tier, chuiiKlng the water once, and cut It Into dice. .Inkr a rich, thick cream sauce and aild a little white atock If It la at liniiil; acasonvwitli salt, paprika and a tiny liiatlnir of nutmeg: add the diced tripe nnd pour very hot over reiinds of tnast. Garnish with inn 11 points of dry toast and sprinkle a little finely chopped parsley over all. Conn- try Ueutlemun. Sweet Papper Mayonnalae. A aweet pepper mayonnalae la a good relish. Mime two or three red Span ish peppers. Pound them In a mortar to a Hinooth piiHtp and add them by (leKiet'8 to a mayonnaise dressing. This makes a delicious auce to use with boiled llsh, especially with flsh that has ratr-er dry flesh. A Crocheted Bag For Various Daily Uses JK I . Southern Pacific Lines (the night watchman.tmrows light on the-subject! I WOULD Be I DIONT HAVE TH TOBACCO 5? CHEw Jyour job is aJ J VZliLzlJ 1HEAL - u Iha Keal Tobacco Chaw, turn nt, Unf thrtd. Taata it amell it-... bow dilteranl it ia from ordinary tobacco. .V!?'l.,'.yZ.'"'a h"" " VOMh " f-r fnend. about it, aaas aa na meat roa baar talking about It now. Math hf WETMAN-BRUTOW COMPANY, 50 Uaiee Samira, Wr Tark Cty .! 1 1 1 Calbreath 8 Joneo GROCERS T NVMiltitf to lml.e a iiiie loaf eake oue ftemwn f,.r iIIihut and tlndlng that tlw tlr in ti y rHtt);e Iih.I cone out, I rviuoiiilien .1 an o en sho u mo at one time for us,- on a small k plate, which riUNi.eil ,.f a cocr, a tHittmn l'lve and tt t!'mi t for the pan. wrl'ea j a oorrcvoo-lciit of iv.pui.ir .M.-vh.inh-a. 1 The tbouat tHi'.ie to me that wlili all j u:y HH j n I oiulit tl( 1h able ; to pi mm. h'.i:w the coiiil.ln.itioii i of to pi,- ttiu. a ,uke pan and a slow- j pan, and on tii u Iwkcd as line a ! cake aa any cue .-.mid wish. A amait i io tin win plasl tn a lar- j k' "tie. at s '.!. ii On ito.s, as phu-ed ; w ltd the cake Iwt j e as pl.tceil the i (c.t n a heat re- ' l tiot llatne was ; ' tlit'ii gradually t'm . aKe w a tin vsm umicxn tobacco comfaitt tti cuke t r, ill.. I over toe men p ui. hi , H tuincr u i n UmJ hi lit -o .1 ! tui-tml ..fi ii...; Ubed SO CON VE. VI EXT. tllS dainty little hag may be used for handkerfhlefs, and, enlarged, for a uiftitK"" n bolder, or to keep your darning in. -Mutoiim Ke4ulrvd. 1 tall of aky blue erocbet cotton, a eultable t'l li.n.k. white satin for the lining and yard of aky bloe ribbon. .Make h7 ch. 1st row - Miss ti. i d c in the 7th at, 5 ch. mlsa 4 at of the foundation, d e tu the next st; rejieat from . ijul row -5 vii. 1 d c in the first loop, S ca, 1 d c in the following apace; reiieai mini :trd row - s ch. i d c in the first apace. 3 ch. R tr in the centre at of the following space. 3 tr In the centre st of the followinc space, 3 ch, 1 d e in the net space. ." ch. 1 i! e ill the next space: repeat from to the end of the row. 4th row .- ch. I d e in the 1st sjnice. 5 eh. 1 d e in the 1st tr of the next clump of .1 tr. :i ill. ft tr iu the st connecting tho two clumps, 3 ch, 1 d c lu the last st of t.'ie e-,!nl clump. 5 ,-h, 1 d c in the ueit space; reeat from to the end of I !io rmv oth row : ch. 1 d e iu the first sp.i 3 ch. 1 d c in the first treble of the chimp, 5 ch. 1 d c in the last treble of the clump, 5 ch, 1 d c In the celt apace. 6 ch, 1 1 c In t'i,. ii,.t ,; rvpeat from to the end of the row. iiepeat from i!;e '.'ml row 5 times. Then w ork l more row as the second row and break on the thread. Make p7 , fi and work a second piece to match the first. IH not break off the tincad at the cud of this second Iortlou. Ha. the two piece together, and Join the two sides and the bottom as follows - I d o lu the first space of each piece taken to-other. 5 ch, 1 d c to the uet pac aloi.j the eiUe. reieat from until the top of the aecoud aide Is rva.'bfd. uounii ine top or the han work 6 ch. mlsa S ch, 1 d i f in the next spa. e at the edjre of the tw;; reiv.it from the round Join to the tut st. I l lie the t jt with white aatiu and trim with ribUm and bows aa illustrated. tn the 3rd, J ch. I ' and at the end of Where a Dollar brings one hundred cents of value A dollar for every dollar or a dollar back ltMffMa4tvMlt' Ma e-(H THE INDEPFNnFNfiF NAT ION Al da Mr l -. . w . ii n ivi.ni. unlllX Established 1889 A Successful Buslnesa Career of Twenty Five Teaii INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS H. Hirschber, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P. R. R. DeArmond, Cashier W. H. Walker, I. A. Allen, 0. D. Butler t t mssa