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Newspaper Page Textt t Slat- of No 2. SUMMONS In the Circuit O urt vf ihe uregon lor rols Cou';, iv. A I.- . " I Alice a. aiumtlxfan, Flair.: ir VS. Charles G. Stufflebean. Defendant To Charles G St ,11 theaUve named defendant. IN THENAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to answer the complaint Sled ai; ins' you ... , x, entitled Court a, J butt within six weeks from the d.,te of the first nublieat inn nf thij Ktiia ouiiiniUllr, I i to--vit: On or before the 2'Jn.l tiny w j I July. 1916: and if - ,w n(jwer the said complaint for want thereof the ' plaintiff will apply to said Court for the relief in said tvmoi.t;:,t do- anded towit: For a decree diss- lvi;,g the mur n r contract no i xL-iting between you find the plaintiff; that the care, custody and control of the minor chil dren therein namid, Lewis H., Jessie V and v,na V.. StufHebeav, be awarded to the plaintiff; fur her e.s-s and dis bursements in sa:d suit aid for such j fmther and other, reli. f :is to equity seeme h j i t. This summons, by order of the Hjn. H. H. Belt, Judge of the above entitled ! court, made snrl it itpil ul ( ,i . .. ' -ii iii.cinuil the 7th dayof June, 191(5, at the City of Dallas, Oregon, is served uj.on you by the public tion thereof for a period of six consecutive weeks immediately prior to the ".2i t. 1 of July, 1910, in the Independence Monitor, a i ews puper of general weekly circulation and published at Independence in i'oik County, Oregon. The date of the first publication of this Sun inons is June 9, lyib, and the date of the last publics tion will be July 21, 1916. B F. SWOI'E. Attorney for Plaintiff. Buy Popular Priced 7 i JiiuHCilfS 1 1 i i j See tHc GwJs in the 1 Lale;,t Patterns from . f lucre h more t'marrh In this .vii.w of the r.-m iry tii.m ml other ills-onsen put toetr,or. ami for year It wn sud powtt to incurable. Ivtor pr- s.-rttwd IocbI rre eilies. ami l.v constant ly tailln? to . .! with locnl trestnient. pioniuiiKiil it u curable. I'tn.i-.rU '. a local disease, srreatly tntlewncfil hv con stitutional conditions and tlien-foro r qiiirrs eeiisiitution.il treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure. ninnufacturvd by K. J Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio. i a constl tutlorml remedy, is taken Internally anil acts thru the Wood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. On Hundred l,n .l.:.,.i k. mi! i w ii.". rewuru u oncn-a tor any ease ..v. .-jui .in w, .-iiiiie in aie. i mm nans Catarrh Cure fails to Semi (or circulars and testimonials. F. J. CHENEY A CO.. TolcJo. Ohio. 'i'd by W. S. STEWART, Pastor, Sunday S-h xd at 10. l'reaching ut 11. il. Y. P. U. at 7:U0 t reaching- at 0. -vj . ... Kolationship and the P -e-i T'i.iM.. B;tw.vn the United States ami Mex co." All .ire rord.aiiy lovited to attend. MKTHODIST W. C. STEWAKT, Pastor. The Services at the First Methodist c4 :i c rex a follow s ! Sundav S.-hmil 10 A ..t i'he pastor w.li preach at 11. 'i he coniireijatioii will worship w ith c resby erian Church at S. cure. rruceist 7Te. Hull s Family 1'ilis (or constipation. A Reunion Br BARBARA PH1PP3 c. ors - Chfc.vjo A. Lochride & Mother SUMMONS F. Clautje Stci.ens, Pastjr .-'epvice for Lord's Diy, June 23. 1 li tile School at 10 a. in. IMvine worslnp . 1 a. m. '"hristiati K deavor . m. livening EvanKelistic sensices 8:(H). Stranyers are requested rf come and Ifet aci)'.iaiiited. All are welcome to these services. DR. J, CALLAWAY st of In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregun in and for the County of Poik. Linpartment '.'o. 2. Rachel B. Miller Plaintiff, vs. Charles F. Miller Defendant. To Charlee F. Miller, defendant above named: 1 IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OKEGON: You are hereby r((i.i.ed to appear an) answer the c mp!ai::t filed atrainst you in th above t.-iti k-d court and suit on or before six we.-ksj P: ob'em Cort.ereil. irom tne date ot the first puhlicaiion i of this summons, to wit: on or before! the 21st day of July, 1916, that being! the date of the Inst publication of said summnng herein, and if you fail so to' answer, for want theicof, the p'ain'.iff will take a decree avaint jou for i ll and singular the relief prayed :or in plaintilf's comp.uhit, and particularly a decree forever annu'lit and iiis solving the maniege ci nira-t now and heretofore existing between p'aintilf and deferdant, and for such other awl further relit f as to the Court may eeem just and equitable. I This summons is publir-hed in the Independence Monitor, a newspaper of general oircul itiun pri ued and I ' J b lished in In lepi tidence, Polk l oui.t.v, : Oregon, by order of the Hoi uri.bie Circuir Court above named daud June 6th, 1916. once each week for six con secutive and successive weeks, tr.e first publication thtreof beir; in Lbe issue of ifaid newspaper d.ted June !'th, ISlti, and the last public .tion thereof being in the issue of said :.evp.iner dated Ju'y 2lt, 1!)16. WaLTKK. L. TunZK, J. Attornejfor the I lainull. Osteopathic Physiciau Graduate of th m rlcaa School o Osteopathy, Kirksvllle, Mi sourl, under founder of the science, Dr. A. T. Still Oilices: First floor of the F. A. Pa'teraon . property, half block railroad, on C street. PWESPV 1KR1AN Usual Services. , In the evening Dr. j Pell will speak on "Athens" present-! ins reminiscences of his experiences: during his travels thru Greece a few j years ago. The public is most cordially j i ivited. ! n r . n j i ui Harbor. !'.a:;. :-e.i ha - Cie ndviiiitao of hutuial i!ivi water harbor. The Uy of San i run. iseo Is ,-!. of t!u few verr j.reai liaibo.-, oT the world. Of those iitheiwlse so situated as to K come urcat eouimeiciiil ports It Is per hairs eomimralile onlv with the liar- hors of Sydney and l!io Janeiro. There are seaports whose commerce enor ni iiislv. for the time Mug. exeeeds that of San Praueiseo, but for the most I art their harbors are very costly jvoika of art The l.orj never made them. Harbors can be made anywhere on a soaeoast with money eiiuiiirli. .jtiiil here the Mtuaiiou 0f the country do luands a haiTmr where none naturally Is the man made harbor has to serve the purpose, and It really does very well. lint (such harbors require continual tinkering, and us the city grows more land must be dug out. and the money Is often hard to get. Happv is the eoiainereiiil people which Is so forth naie ns to live liy one of the great nut in al Imrhors or the world. San l-'ran eisoo Chronicle ' y CAN SUIT YOU We have that Xi.isc-to-Meaf.ure Suit Pa ;m Peach Goods. 0 and up. All year inau'rials 4-1'! to j'.'io. i-'a'.i faction . Guaranteed. Agency for the FAMOUS PUKITA TAILORS. We also do nil kinds ot Cleaning', Dye- ji:jr. Pressing, i;ciairii:g i.nd Altering. ' -ood Wo k is our Succ ss independence Cleaning Parlcr ik 1 1 iii .i li. li. HI:1 .MODtllOUUl r. i'l I M O tf e' s. Main J 21 ktilw Rest?iT3iit serve the best meals In town. All Home Cooking. Chicken Dinner every Sunday. Meals at all hours. MBALS 25c SHORT ORDERS IDA ZERK, Proprietor Main Street CASH IHILU MIL l! AT CHEAP I I i .i j i Boil 8c to 10c Shoulder RaaA - 12 W2c Prime Rib Roast - 5c Shoulder Steak - 12 l-2c Loin Stek - m '5c Round Steak - - 14c Pork Steak - - 14c Pork Loin - - 17 I2c Lard, 51I Bucket - 75c Lard, 10-lb. Bucket - $1.45 The 0 enn SSi Try Independence First BUENA VISTA Miss Dority. who has been vl.sitiriK' Mrs. Wall the past week has returned to her home in Yoncalla. Miss Ferguson of Falls City is visiting: her sis.ter Mrs. Busll. Leona Wells is spending this week at the home of I'rof. and Mrs. VV. i. i:eyno!J.s n, Dallas Last Thursiiay afternoon, Mrs. Vvi.ll entertained th i Rural Club Jit. 1 ! home, the honored tfuest b 'inn Miss Gertrude Dority of Voncall . The rooms were t. steluily decorated with pink r.-'Ses. A delicious luncheon u as served ny the hostess, as- .ted by Mrs. V.. K. LieveHS. Mr. and Mrs. L. 5al!antyne ww're the nuests of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Devens Sunday. G. A. Wells and family have Lven visiting in Moro, Eastern 0-egon. They rnad the trip in tl eir car and returned home X. onday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Harmon and d.iUtfhter, Blanch, and "Grand n. Harmon" have returned 1 1 om a trip to Portland and Win ii ck, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hall have r. turned Irom 1'ortland whre tl.ey have been visitinur their s n, Harley. There will be an old fashioned Fourth of July celebration in l: jena Vita iven under the di n ..-tion of the two ciubs Ladies Kjral and Country Commercial, k will further announced later. .!:?s Crowley of Me.Minnville is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. S. W'. Leonard. Our blacksmith, Ralph Cunn iMhuin, has enlisted in the U t. Navy as a machinest. He is i i jceeded in his thop hre by F. 1 1. Chowan a ho recently arrived a id has commenced work. Miss Hazel Tupper of Salem was the fuest of Miss bernice Wi-iis over Sunday. ."diss Ciara bchneide" has re- t irntd to 1'ortiarid, where she is ! fc' teniiini buirifss college, after! H 'wUnx u wet-K vi.-iiirifct at d. , A. -McLauuhlin's. j il.e Hoijviiie tind Buena Vista; i'd ,",ay ichools pave their an-; t.ual picr.ic at Sioijer liroe.' l Saturday. A very tood ' ; m r ry toprarn was given ! hich fo'lowtrj by aa iritt-ressirijf ' .a i.irtss by Jtev. W. C. Stewart if Iii'Jeper.fletice. At no'in a jb:r picr.ic d.'nnt-r way enjoyel j i,y the large cio mcJ present. J Af t-rr (li.nr;fr tiu it were tpyru 'of tariflu-5 Ki:,da incluun- fjt !rE.v;e, .-d'-k jac:-s, f.ih j'jmps !ar:-l has b..,i ynT.i-i-. Music was j :urnlhed d jnng the day. by the j Bucna Vista bind. Electric Current. One of tin- shnpliist elei-trlcnl dovtres kmiw n to the HVi'1'ai.e prrsnu Is tln In i aiiili'tK'i'iit I'let'tl'k' lamp. A(Vni'iliii( to tin- Kltvtilral lOxjioritiu-nlrf. If re i-uiilil olitiiiti a siilliiirnt iiiiiiibi-r of tlusf lamps of tin- twrntv watt nItic ulrliif; llit'iu hIihik a H ire lii fnuu tin? fiirtU tn tln iniKin. t lie In in ln int; fifteen Indies upart. I lie Biiiuinu or current iici esniy t n-it them woiild then represent the Hiiiount of (mwer t-i'iieriited hy all the tl. iiimihh lu the I'lilted Slalei, willed In their entirely linve an oiiipiit of about Sii,:t.'iii.Ki.(K) watts per hour. For another iHustnitlon we iuIkIii stretch a line of two eoiiilnrlois fifteen tlmea a round the earth and place on this l.oiHI watt lamps, loo f(.,.t apart. The power required lc lifht this ;li:an tic line would also repie-ent the flee ti'i.al eiiei'c.v proiliiced liy these ever liiiiniiilnt ri.rnamos. Wys of th Burman. The Ilurmeso are ,1 f:i.si liinllnif peo I'l"'. I 'ii like die naih e or India, a Ilur man inn luiiuh ami enjoy n Joke I linve ween a native of India smile. 1 la ve never wOi i ne l.r ;.!i. wiii ieas the whole Idea of Ihe 1 ; iiriin-sp. n a nice, would appear In he to enjoy theinNolves ami make tic best of a Hliort Hie and (ry to icnlie it a happy ; one. J lie men lire spoi l , :i, en. iiiul if they are lucky cnon-li i., make niniicy Iiiey Rpcicl il. I licir i !n f iiiiiiseiiiontu orj horse.or. nit her. .ur, rm-insf. cm U Iiflltili!; and (.iiinbHin;. nml I hey will heck their fan.-v v illi their hist Coin, I'M tiio oilier 1 1 ; 1 1 ' 1 . they are lazy nnil Indolent mid iim soldiers or niceiiien utterly muni t " orih.v. hut hrave ami fearless of death - From "And That jtctniinlH Me." Value of a Name. "What's In a nuiii"':" nsked the man who iiii!iil;;i s iii iiin!alioi.s "Thin iiK sil'Ti." rcpllril Jlr. Cuiurux, "shows your iiiifamlllarlty with art. It Is evident that you never paid the vi tra churi;e for the signature on an oil lailiitiiiK " WaKhliiftou Star. Teacher Examlnationg. Xotlce Is hereby given that the f'n inty Suiierlntendont of Polk County, 'ir!gon .will hold the reKular examl i -'Ion of applicants for State Certlfl 'm es at lianas and Monmouth, as fol I ) s: 'oinn.enclna Wednesday, June 28, ; i'G, at ft: 0(1 o'clock a. Ba., and conllnu i until Saturday, July 1, 1916, at i- 0 o'clock p. m. '.Vednesday. Forenoon Wrltln i I'-'iiinanfililp), Music, U. 8. History, i r iwlng. Vednesday Afternoon Reading, i ysio.ngy, Manual Training, Compo . i on, DoRii-stl'-, Science, Method In " olinff, Cour?e of Study for Drawing tliods In Arithtuetlc. Thuraday .Forenoon Arithmetic ' tory (jf duration. I'sycliology '.lethods of Geography, Mechanical .ujr.i.-. iJntiiffitlc Art, Course of i'. fly for Domestic Art. Vliunday Afternoon Grammar. Ge tapliy, Slfcoography, American Lit I'urc, IMi.vhIch, T'P'. writing, Melh- : in Laniiuiire, Tbefcls for i'rlmary ' : US' ate, Kducatlon Science of. Friday Forenoon Theory autl I'rac : i , Or'':i(,gr,.y!y,ri;)iiical Geography, :.AlW.t Literature, Chemistry, Kduca History ef. Physical Culture-. Friday Afterpoon School Law, Ge- j?y. Algebr. CivlJ Government, (' lion Child jood and Adolescence Saturday Forenoon Geometry, liol i y, Kducatlou School AdmlLlatrti i Saturday Afternoon General Hin y, Ii'jijkke iiug, Kducatlon Meth i J. A CHCRCHILL. 8upt Public Inslrnctlon j 1 was a very little giv lit the time, but a vto.it sorrow or a Kvat happiness will Impress itself on the inln.1 of a very youni; child so ntnuitfly that It will never !e foiirotten. Mother died, and my hrotlur Jlimnla waa l-..i. away hy a lady, while I was placed In an orphan ns.vlmn.9 However, this luiruhrlotis ln'slnnlni! was tho Inn binder of a life of ease and comfort. In time I was adopted hv a wealthy couple and treated as affec tionately, ns much. la ished upon me, H8 if 1 had been their real daughter. I was tlven a llln'ral eitucatlou and ns many accomplishments as I hnd a tit lo ss for. Then I was "brought out" 111 the most approved fashion and entered society as a .vomit; holy. One summer a girl friend of mine. the daughter of Major Shelbotirno of the army, invited nie to visit her at her fathers post In what was (hen Indian country. 1 had seen enough of society to tell me of Its hollon ness, Insincerity, Kciiislinoss and lihrgaln and sale hi thf matter of favor, and il occurred to me Unit I would mid something more sat ist.ving in one of those army pof u that Iiiul been described to me as consti tuting a Inrge family. I went to Fort roinklns and found thliurs verv much is they hud been described to me. uno day several of tho younger ol!l. iiis nun me uaugiiteis of the older ones went on a picnic. L learned be roie starting that the major command ing objected to our going, hut I (lid not hear why. I learned soon enough, to my cost. The Indians had for some time been very unruly, and while we were leaving the fort they were leav ing their reservation, murdering ami pilfering as they proceeded. We had gone to n stream at the foot of a mountain nrige wooded on Its banks and, eiiterin; a spot well shad ed, had partaken of our luncheon when s soldier rode up and told us that he had been sent to Inform us of the In man summon anil that we must re turn Immediately. Hut before we could licet our paraphernalia and get Into the, tnrle wagon that had brought us ono of Cio party saw several Indians rl ling hard to cut us off. Ihe major tmd sent six mounted men with us for our protection. There were three lieutenants and the man who had come to warn us. The olll cers held a quick consultation and de cided to ascend a ravine In the iiioiiu tain w here we could the better defend ourselves and not attempt nt once til reach the fort. The rnvlno lay hut a rhort distance on the other sldo of the stream, which we crossed In the wagon and were soon In a position where we could hide behind rocks, which also furnished a defense from w hich, to fire. I shall only speak of our defense by a few brave men against several times their number of Indiana so far as to show that the soldiers fought skill fully anil with sullli lent knowledge of Indian warfare to keep the savages at bay. One of the Uien being severely Hounded, I took up his carbine and, climbing to a rock higher up tmd at the side, where I saw Indians trying to get around us, endeavored to pick t hem ofT. I was followed by one of the privates, who told me that I should take more care to conceal my person or I would bo hit. I didn't nsk lit in why he had come to help me, suppos ing that he saw tho danger of being taken in the rear ns I had seen it. We two kept widening the distance tictween u and our party, because the Indian kept cWHlng to the side in an effort to get past us to our rear. Then suddenly we saw nn Indian lictweeri us and our friends. I saw by the expression on the sol Uler's face that wo were In terrible danger. lie swept his eve about us for a osltlon of defense and found one lu a crevice between two rocks where Wo could not be attacked e -opt from the front. Another nsk formed a rampart before a part of the space Into which we retrealod. My companion told me to crouch down be hind this rex'k. I refused till ho told me that I could shoot from (here, and lit the same lime he took a iH.sltlon lieslde me. It seemed half a dsy - It may have been an hour that we defended our selves from the Indians who endeavor ed to kill or capture us. My compari- ii laid low a number of thcrn. I Bred lit several, but hit only ono-rhat Is, so far as I knew. After awhile we Saw H'Toss the level plain a tritop of cavalry coming from the fort, and the IndiaiM scurried away. My life had bi-cii saved by the f.rl iste who had followed me. Together we ret uriii- l to the p.lrty, and ho re '((veil the thanks of the olheera for what lie had done Well, as soon as we returned to the camp I made lii'i ilries conienilng my j b-IMi-rer. The major sent fur him, s.iyuig to hliu ulii'ii he arrived that I desii. d to thank him for having saved my life. I J,iJ the thanking and, ! lievlng Unit mv foster father would si'Ml him a substantial pri-i-nt, asked him his name. "James Wsterhouse," he replied. "Have jou a mid l e name?" I aked. "I d)ii't kmc. I .,imo out of so or;. bun Hsy'um. and they called me Jim Wa'orhoOse " "tm are my hr-iihcr." I mid end, running t i ird I mi, pn( u.y arm) iVml Mm. "Are you my 1 ti r Ade.'la?" "I am." My foster father l"k .Ilimnle out of the army and gave him a pli.ee In hi counting ftijiite AS GOGO ' A CHEW OF SPEAR HEAD tti Dwt Means (lie Supreme rce of rkht Ltsciaus T&banco Flavor no other cmvpjmsiT Nature varies the flavor she puts into me uiucrcnt grades ot t ilvwo leaf and the best of alt i: the il.ivor of choice red Hurley that p :.i:os you so mightily w hen you ci v car Hc.id. 1 he delicious fruity l!vor Of a chew of Spear Mead is a r'ation to tho man who has nrvrr c'icvve 1 or who has Iveu cltrwine. nc.ir-e.uoJ tobacco. For chew ing ii the one way to tct all ilieV.iole.sonie, hcal-hful, appearing llavor of the toha.-tii leaf ivoviding j.iu chew a hiiJi-rraJs flu,j like Spear No other tobacco can rcmpare with fpcnr Head in the wlit,iv some saiisfac-ti-'H it ives. , You get more savory sweetness in a c'icw of Spear Head than in a whole flu:' of ordinary tobacco. Ami you ;,. it 'm jt.; purest form for Spear Mead is made amid the most whou'.-nim! svtrroundimr;, in a great, rcw factory that's kept absolutely clean ;. ul s.u ii.tr--. Trvtliis rich, miliov. !ntisfv!r!r. niire tl.ew. Sueh a c! 'v r -met t obtaiuer) :i any other lob.iao t;ia.i :'s.-r llcar. in 10c cuts, wrapped in was rujier. No Room for Argument W M art rMlnjef la hiK atAoaw u4 , tii4)l at Imw BM l a t-ul 4v wtiral fi'i lvM tjaa f-M tnt el th litM. i Wi IMH rfat Twm at (tfT, r HA tkm 1 ciey t .-(,. i ttin jov ka we kendeef hofnea eMtr tt it ta cowed ,ia to (-j! Vmb, Mkduta vi S Nhvlttebtai! ir,n tue lxB KwKe4.' It hi Una i ini 4, s i i.thte uSl l aHi aWU ml wurry at kJutrtf mm ii-. j- Un iHv ei at -m antrit-ai 'uw if !, bul rft Im. nh,mf (b (umpUw ii nam. A hei G-E EleclrK FUtir iiiut1ini if- ' 'k to eKieoHt --J itettrHhewuli hwhet, OREGON POWER COMPANY INDEPENDENCE ELECTRIC CO. LIGHTING FIXTURES ind SUPPLIES ELECTRIC WIRING and REPAIRING Estimate! cheerfully Famished Free ef Charge. All Work Guar anteed To Pass City Inspection. We Do Contract Work IN WITH 10 ItllU DV OTnor jtnu.ni oiunc H. J. HOWE, Mgr. I'hone your trouhle tin) repair work to MAIN 6211. We will come quickly. OSS VsS i A meaMly. (w tJeu I 31 M N. L. BUTLER ATTORNEY-AT - LAW Praclice in all Courts THE PILL BOX ANNUAL SUMMER VACATION NUMBER CONTINUED CITY AND COUNTY Verd Hill says' he now has six men working for him and he has to work every Sunday to find them something to do. Hill Duncan and lien Swope are riding the same goat at the same time. As long as the goat don't care, Bill and lien shouldn't worry and beg for a Ford.