Independence monitor., June 23, 1916, Image 2

Put yourself
in n&KTA
Sir. Man
Why not get a good
oil stove so that dur
ing the hot weather
your wife or mother
oraiateror daughter,
can prepare the
meals in a cool.coro
f or table kitchen?
There's no overheating
the Ml .hen vith an up-to-d;.te
o.l tfv-.k stove. It's
jufit like; cooking with city
gas. The burners con
c Titrate the hern at the
dii-rent cooking points.
NSW PEREECTiOJJ
Oil COOK-SI
term.
Ft I
Bat
Us
harl t
Oil
mm aj in?- jifl
F7
No wood or coal or
ashes to luft. No
waiting for fires to
catchup. The long
blue chimneys do
away" with all
smoVe and smell.
In I, 2, 3, and 4-burner
sizes, with or without
ovens. Also cabinet
models wilh tireless
cooking oven.
STANDARDOIL
COMPANY
(California)
D. W. -Griffith
fflooi $tOO,000-ayat Creator of Mo
I'-
UNCLE
"4 pipeful
of Tuxedo is
a wonder
fully pleas
ant form cf
tobacco en
joymen t,
mild and
toothing. "
Scores of Big
"Movie" Men
producers as well as actors, are
constant smokers afnd out
spoken frierds of Tuedo. It's
just the soothing, restful, re
freshing smoke men of their
nerve-racking vocation need.
Nothing calms and comforts a
hustler like a pipe of mild, cool,
sweet Tuxedo.
VBAT
SAM'SEXPERTS
filltlitC rj,,,, J I
r. :.i Wit :
jti'.ii." "-i3
mf Tkt Pttfat Txh PlP ni 0tfe
Tuxedo is aed from three
to five yem in vvooden hogs
heads to make it tnellowand
sweet flavored. But the thing
that takes out all the bite and
harshness and makesTuxedo
EO bland and gentle that it
can't hurt the most sensitive
tongue or throat, is the fam
ous and exclusive "Tuxedo
Process."
One week's trial of Tux
edo will show you.
You can b uy Tu::edo eve ryvhere
HOW UNCLE SAM HELPS
NATION'S
BUSINESS
MEN
Pratt Point t Large Order Obtained
Through American Agents.
t-
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For Sale By
r CRAVENS HUFF..""
SLOPER.BROS. fic COCKLE
J. D. H1BBS 6c CO.:
THE INDEPENDENCE MONITOR
AN INDLPUNIiUN T NfcWSiJAllik
Published Weekly at Independence, Polk County
Oregon, on Friday.
Inured as Second Class Matter August 1, 1912 at the Post Office at Inde
pendence, Polk County, Oregon, Under ttie Act of March 3, 1879.
CLYDE T. ECKEK, Editor
' NINA B. ECKEK, Associate
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Independence, Oregon, Friday, June 23, 1916
William Jennings Bryan, whose eleventh
"burial" took place a 'few weeks ago, seems to
have made a brilliant "come back" while Theo-
.1 ... 1 . . 1 1 1 IK' ii
uure jxooseveu, consiuereu a real live one a
month ago, appears to be about ready for his
third or fourth "burial."
Ihe Oregonian, which so willingly assisted in
burying" Bryan had its editor at St. Louis and
he wrote home as follows:
"Bryan will make no uprnhra in litis convention except by eourlrsy.
H wa hrre txlay sad lley ieconirJ and clirerrd him, tw. I am
uie 1 am ilmut nrilhrr ot tlirm injustice vvlirn 1 tav lliat Hiyan is a
tnoie popular figure in tlir Democratic, parly than Wilson. Hut just
nyhl now it it unt pmihlr to win with Biyan."
Reasons lor Roosevelt s most recent "burial"
are thus aptly given by the Salem Capital Journal:
'Roosevt It alter arlrcting Tafl pol toir hecause the latter did nut
trp out ol his way and allow him to have a tlurd term and deliberately
not only d'-lrat. d I alt, but llirrw ilown the- p.titv that had given hun
utiles'. b.oiK1!';! at it a command: and but recently threatened to rev.
rat liu art, .11 i. hun vrm 8k Dclicd and beaten h tlirn strangled
li s on" t in and bli it tn d e fui want of paitiil.d caie,"
So it gees, and both Bryan and Roosevelt will
"rise" and "fall" many times before HU) at which
time Roosevelt will make another spectacular at-
.r.i. l... l . t : : ... i .i
itiuia an im; uiuuuui uuiiiiuaiion uespue Ills
unpopularity among those he "butchorkiiiicd"
while Bryan, still the Democratic idol, will be
nominated and who knows but what the political
issues and conditions of that day will be such as
to assure his election.
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TB? MVSICA3 TOBACCO COMPAN'"
From the manner that several of the newspapers
are referring to the late rose festival something
besides a queen and roses are necessary to make
a rose festival worth while.
Enough Caid.
A rnll road lan .v. i Ii Inn hud much
to do ultli liiini.in mt t ;-. mijs, ".Never
crosx (juistio!! mi Ii!sinnin from the
old snd." And lie jmvc it it l!liitrntliiti
from ids own o.'M ii"t':
A HiM'tlnn Imiiil luid ticon killed by an
espross train, iind tii.s widow win
ailing fur (In inn nt's. The- rniiin witnem
swore poMiilvcly that the locomotive
whistle had not Koundod until after the
whole train hud pasnoil over bis de
parted friend.
"See here. Mediums." said I. "You
admit that the whistle blew?"
"Via, sor. It Mew, mr."
"Now If that wh stie Mounded In time
to nlve Michael w urnitin the fact
would lie In fuvor of the company,
wouldn't It?"
"Yls, sor, and Mikevouhl t teHU
fyliitf here tills day."
a'he Jury cimrled. Case aud Comment.
tne Ideal "Cottage For Two."
The proverhinl "cottne liiilit for
two" Is a pin e of much economy of
apace and iiimcIi e; ense of temper,
time tt int tod The luvliitct whose
licld lies unions (:: ntry ni:uilnnn
l.;;;r l,.-. nt llie l" li u:- i,!e:i, anil
the smugly H.'tMi" l city .Iw.ller. from
his ill lulit. il an l : e.sslve'y crmi.pcl
ap:irtn.ent. linils n theme for many
Jol.es in "the eottnue luiilt for two."
l!i:t fiery day in every little In inlet
and Me, town sane yoiin-.: people are
lef i. i sirathv the truth that the little
house m il planned, with ni .imlauie of
anoltlK and fresh air ami with hIis,..
Imcly .r.e t, al arian: cnu nt of rooms
ai.d full e.jiilpmi nt of ui"deni coiiTeul
erees, Is not only u ins i'.ilisi- lmt nls.i
a (lot-t sat isfui tin ily proved f:ict.
liaymetid Comstoik lu Coiintrylde
Ma'a.'uie.
Some Ridd'e.
W hat tlo.e the billiard tiall do w hen
"I hope that the present prosperity
which we are experieneiuK lu the Cult-
ed iStutes will not hllnd you to the im
perial!, e of foreign trade," wild Dr.
Kd wan I Ewiux I'mtt. chief of the hu-
reiui of foreign and domestic cum
metre, in an nddiess before the Busi
ui'KS Men's leu;ue of St. Louis Friday,
May 2(i. "We In the I'ulted States
must not K't the Idea that foreign
trade will come to us without our seek
(jir It, nor must we net the Idea tliut
we can afforU to devote ourselves, ex
clusively to the IiicicuhIuk auiouut of
lomestlc husIiiMss and forget eutlrely
foreign trade."
I'r. I'ratt'a addresa was concerned
principally with the importance of for
eluii trade and with the assistance hla
Inireau is In a position to reuder to
any American who Is selling or wauta
to sell goods in foreign countries. To
prove the practical nature of the serv
ice rendered to exporters by the bu
reau numerous examples of actual re
mits were cited, ranging from a $l,
3flu order for road machinery to orders
that run into millions of dollars. In
i'luUliiK textile machinery for the ('iil
nese government, flour for Turkey and
hydroplanes for .Spain. These orders
clime to the American exporters as a
fllrect result of the activities of the
Inireau and its representatives In for
eign countries.
The bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce, suhl the speaker, "should
I Judged by Its deeds. If we are not
accomplishing deilnlte, practical busi
ness results it Is lime the bureau were
discontinued. If, on the other hand,
we are an ninplishhig definite, concrete
business sults It Is time the work
were enlarged and that even greater
efforts were made hy the government
to promote our trade In foreign coun
NEW YORK IS GREATEST PORT.
New York now- leads all other ports
of the world In commerce. A table
Just published in the "Statistical Ab
stractor the United Slates, HU5," com
piled lu the bureau of foreign and do
mestic commerce, department of com
merce, credits New York with au ag
gregate foreign trade of J-12.",(I00,M.hJ,
which exceeds by $:l(K),(MK.(KK) the com
merce of Loudon, uow second in rank.
The following table, condensed from
a more extended one appealing In the
statistical abstract, dhows the Imports
and exports of the lending ports of the
world lu the latest available year:
l.npuAa. Eiporta.
(Millions ot dollars.)
New York sm.O
London l.LlM tiim.O
It, unburn; . l.UM.l S17.S
Antwerp 6 J 8 6SS.2
I.lvi'ipiol Hi)0 Kiti.O
MoraiUca 8SS.U
Krenien Cat! SI. 4
Cnlcuita, 2.9 3 817.8
Honibuy 'JH .5 i
lnenes Aleea U0.8 140.4
New Orleans 7H.7 JOS 4
Montreal Hi 2 119.S
Iloioon o7.5
Galveston to. I l'304
The new statistical abstract contains
J'J piiiCo of iil.-.to . Olll'Cl liillg
Anierlca's industries, agriculture, la
bor. ti-aiisportiitiou. commerce, finances,
army and navy, etc.. and foreign com
merce and linaiKiv All ftguri's are
the very l ite-; avaliabk
(even the pickpocket knows the value of)
' the real tobacco chew '
YOU TOOK SOMETHING f ROrll
MY POCKET, WHAT WAS IT.
i (THE ONLY THINS In")
' J IT WORTH Tak in r, S
i
YOU know, all tobacco uiers know what ii the matter with or
dimry chewin iobccol livcrywbere mea ure Itllinn I heir friend, about W-BCUT
Cbctvuis the Kel I obacco Chew, turn cut, hl ikrti.
"Notice how the tlt bruiKS out the rich tobacco tarte"
Made by WEYMAN ERUTON COMPANY, 50 Usiea Square, New York City
Go To Newport
Oregon's old rrfiahh outing resort
Numerous attractions make this beach
city an ideal place for an outing
Agate Beach
Seal Rock
Rocky Causway
Surf bathing
Natatorium
Bowling Alleys
Devils Punch Bowl
Government Light House
Yaquina Bay
Fine fishing
Dance Hall
Clam digging
Low Round Trip Fares
are on sale daily to Newport from all Southern
Pacific stations in Oregon. Keturn limit Octohcr 3lst.
For complete information regarding hotels nt Newport,
rates, train service, consult out agent or write for copy
of illuutrated folder "Newport Beaches. "
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Tasfenger Agent
Portland, Ukeoon.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Calbreath g Jones
GROCE
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Where a Dollsr brings one
hundred cents of value
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HETROLEL'M
l'li;iiivs ,rt
fiiib'd States
I. se a ma .i.e.l
lit'trolenni as a
vui'.i'' mis of llie
AS ENGINE FUEL.
i.iaile i !ii lie by the
...c m iia al s,n vrv ilis
llo l'i :se ii. ti.e HM of
!' ; . m i . f-icl by the
I n le.l Mates In l'.M 3.
A dollar for every dollar or I
a dollar back
I -ttt-f-t It ft t M i a a 1 1
tt
Our
congressional
well deserved beating
misfit, Mr.
eouiinsr this
Ilawlev
tall. "
has
A Mexican lights best behind your back
gel
Ausw. i lt liK.ks reund
ict lines iii water, soiuetlmes out,
nines u head on It and sometimes
ai? Answer. -A pillowcase.
. t Is that which Is put on the ts
i t, handed round, l i t never rat-.i,-".or..
j.a, k f piity'in; curds,
y " t'ie baiiknetes letter than
i .' s? Ainu . r - r.ei anse w heu
tat aakuote In your purse ymi
. t and when you take tt out
! increases,
't is taken from you fn'fore yuu
? Answer Your photograph.
Where Women Rule.
Near the t ape of Sh'ttui. In Jatmu,
tlie;v , n v,: ,.t. t.ie jiume of whii h In
Japaaese i, ,ans "T!:e S. p. en-cur of
NyuspUs." Woiua :i ill tli:s ii!:n.-o U
tlie I rtsi.'iii,. an artm-r The t Lief
Ibdu-try is p, nil t.shinv, and It fat t'e
women who aiv the fl-hers. The rueii
atay at home and do the housework.
I'lie (hit.i nt hand slae.i t'.i i' the iiiun
tity of oil fuel s ecsii i. .1 l.-i-t year
was oil.1'. I s. Piii l-Mii'i l. an increase of
Vi.Vi.2ut. tiarreN. i t IS r ent. over
the siaiilar consul! i.tioii in p. It, This
in- reuse is aserii d to I lie relatively
low prices pi-e a il iim for fuel grades
,if oil tlurtoa the past year and n half
as n result of the hicreaed prmluction
of low grade iiihIo lu the gulf coast
states and in .'.lel.o and of the acg
mooted output nf suitable residuals
from reilneiios .Tati:u' In ever ln
frt'Hsiui nuuils-r In Oklahoaia and
Kansas.
The totai .Us: au f eoicrvt! by ell
biirnlm; loo,.;, .fives hi T.U.'i was 124.
2"i.ri25 miles .in ! the average distance
ftvere.l pvr barrel of oil fuel . ousumed
w as S.:S miles oil fuel Is now used to
some evteiit on forty railroads In the
I'nlted States, having tracks In tweo
tv-one states
ADDITIONS TO EMSARUO LIST.
All etuliarti lias l-e- u pbo ed on
mackere:, fresh, smoked, salted, pre-
(Tol and ear.msl. and on platinum
and platinum waste hy Norway, says
a consular rport
M I I 1 1 4 Kill II t a.44Ke.
THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK f
Established
19
A Successful Eusinesa Career of Twenty five Years
INTEREST PAID ON
TIME DEPOSITS
OFFICERSAM) DIRECTORS
H. Hirschberg, pres. d. VV. Sears, V. P.
R. R. DeArmond, Cashier
, W. H. Walker, I. A. Allen, o. D. Butler
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