THE INDEPENDENCE MONITOR
AN INUl.fB.NUfc.vr NfcWSPAPEK
ELECTING A PRESIDENT
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Published Weekly at Independence, Polk County
Oregon, oa Friday.
Entered as Second Clans Matter August 1,1912 at the Pot Office at Ind
pendence, Polk Conaty, Oregon, Under the Act of March 3, 1879.
CLYDE T. ECKER, Editor
NINA B. ECKER, Associate
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Independence, Oregon, Friday, July 28, 1916
Mark Weatherford is the most able and ag
gressive candidate ever nominated for congress in
the First district. Between him and the present
representative, Mr. Hawley, there is no compari
son. In one term, Mr. Weatherford would be an
asset to Oregon and of much value to the people
he represents. Despite his long- tenure of office,
Mr. Hawley has not advanced in power or influ
ence. The First district deserves better repre
sentation in congress. It can g"ct it by voting"
Mr. Hawley out and voting" Mr. Weatherford in.
F. 15. Davis is a consistent advertiser and he
g"ets results. Dallas Itemizer.
The Monitor has some evidence to bear out the
above. Two parties, living" in this section, have
frequently called at this ollice to look at Mr.
Davis' ad in the Itemizer.
Mr. Davis as an advertiser is an excellent
model for other merchants to pattern after be
cause many of them do not advertise long" enough
or in the right way to find out that it pays them.
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Madison
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Is
Pincknev
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Decisively
In
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MADISON.
TIIK iHMiKM'ratlc Repulilli-nna.
liuIiihinhMl Jnini'H MwliMHi
of Virginia In I WW. Ilia
ruiinliie him i iis (ttxn'Kt Clln-
tilt if N"U V-ri-. Tin I'l'plllv
lii'im tli U' t thin year was 0. C
Tin kucy of 8' ,U riiriillun ami
Itnfim K!) .: of Now York. The
elix'tliiii tk line cm Nov. 8,
Ullll tll" Vote. US rollllll'll m
Fi-I). 0, IH'!. wan: MmliKun. 122;
lilickne y. I"
In IlK' cU' iioii f Miull
huii, ri'iiKiiiIii.ili'il li.v tin- Itiiul
IIiiiiih. di-fcJlcil ln-Wltt Clinton
of New York liy u vole of 1-S to
H'.K Noinliii.tiiiiiK wen uiii'li liy
a cuiii iiH. mill liiitiin i c-t'i i - 1 to
lip buiiml, uiiil tlie l-Yilei'iilista
d(x lili'il to support Gourde lliu
ton. (Watch for the election of Mon
ro in 1816 in our next itsue.)
iAViJIG O WORK
Italian Army Has Special Depart
- ment For This Purpose.
FEATURE IN PRESENT WAR.
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JUST A CORRECTION
op-o-
A MA ID F.N who lived In Cohone
Went out on a ysoht for a erosa.
But the wutery evens
Woe eo wide and so arret!
That It cave her a tit at the blue.
-HirlnKflell Union.
'PHIS maiden who Uvea In Cohoee
- Head the ehuve. then her anger
arofn
She siild. "Thin pour men.
Who wrltcM all he ran,
Of prnnunrlutluri how little he knoeeT'
I. A. U. In Alhuny Knickerbocker
lre-ee.
May the
back home.
brave boys of the Deutschland get
When Christy's dead a hundred years, the fans will still
discuss his play, and sigh, while shedding briny tears,
"There are no men like him today I He used the brains
behind his brow, and gave the foe a grievous jar; the
chroniclers have told us how he
was for years and years a star.
Great pitchers came and cut some
grass, and died, and then forgotten
were; he saw them come, and saw
them pass, and still kicked up a
mighty stir." The chroniclers will
also tell how Christy, w hen a game
: was played, filled up the pipe he
loved so well, to soothe his nerves,
all tired and frayed. He smoked
Tuxedo every time, the critic's
smoke, the mild and rare, Tuxodo
fragrant and sublime, the cool,
sweet smoke beyond compare.
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CHRISTY MAlHLW-m
"Vutf'o fr' Is M in I
ntjluru, pr.tui'.f a w, lt'
uhtill tall tf'W, bvt, eonf
paniool'!t fofucc lln linj
lo itii k ta."
OrQunized by General Cadorna, This
Civieion Protccte and rrefcervei
Treacuree in Fighting Areas, Not
Only In Italian Territory, but In
Places Teken From Austrians.
1 1 i ii 1 1 j i in it Tf of tin' 1 1 ii Hit it Ariny.
A ili'i .ii'Uiii'iit if lini ni ls is one of tlio
fi :iii. .is of I In; lliilian in im it la ut
i.i lii ii in tin- Ki'iii'iul slulT. mill It li.is
I in In- kui -Ii u IiIkIiI.v Import ;it
1 1':, I iii f iii moili'i'ii wurfine lliut ml
riiiiilimi of it us c.Hrssi'd liy .ieii
i i. 'I -It.!:: mill I lie? I.i I - l.nril Kitill
, :.it on Ihfir vtslls to Inly
Tlsi n rt l':irt incut wat "I'Kiiuiv.oil
iy tii'iu iiil t'uiliirr.'i i nuii.i iinlcr In
h.i l Hi' Itii'i.ii in iiiirs. pi iiuiirily
i ' pi 'c I ;t ii I 1'ii'scrw tlu an tivas
, i s ,,, i!ni li-iiii'iL' ui'fiis. mil nniv in
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inllliuii ilulini's' w.Mlli ul' iirt liTiisiire."
hut c lii'rii luUcn In liiii'i'
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lonncil iii.iir.Iiiit; miy ni' uilwunt? oil
(lie i mi it iii tlic luliuii iiniiv. anil it fre
ipicnily in l.-i umli'i' uiiilicry tin. ni'
tlic AiiHii'lau iii'ps have liccn iliiiiiiie
ly iIInIuiLi- I I lie lii'i arliiii'i't r.iliiiu. ls a
liini' 'ti. li siMi'i li I'm art clijirls ami
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Photo by An, el tcnii' Press Association.
iiKM.i Mi I l U1JIA
(rcusuies are ln.lilcii hr safe kcepliiy
In tlie eaily iI.i.vk of Ut. u:,r lint lu
U i ii ii y Instants 1 1 1 A iisliiiiim liuve
taken e ety tiling; auay v. itli theta
Tin; nrk of i he nit licpiirtnicut lu
Venice lias uiveii iliiit cii.v Uie iitpect
of a uiucli l.i ii; ' ;: c I iiiuil all (ilayer
All of lis iiiuiiitti.eals h ue teen cure
fully pi'otecieil aaiie I la hi ray shells
of AUMtrian iii'i-'.iilai.i s It is esliliint
el tlint no li'st titan T "1.1") sacks full
of miihI liave I it n piii' etl a round the
tlucst Ituiliiiiis anil liiuiiliineiils. By
ai tiail ciitint Jii.tmo such l.nKs protect
the liiiNiiieu of Si Mark'n la aildl
tlon. so exieiiKlvol.v have woodeu sup
ports lieen iut ulioul certain buililliiKa
that Iiiiiny f tlii'tii. Ntich as the ducal
ialace, seem to have hecu reliuilt. lie
cauMe of tlie peculiar t tiuntniction of
Die dmul palace it was feme I that a
siitKle bIicM HtriklnK " :.'1vpii building
mllii result in the ool lapse of tlie en
tire Htructure nyl the loss to the world
of n priceless example of architecture
I'aas of sand could uut be used because
II fir welK'it iiiIlIh cause the buildings
lo fall or sink. It was necessary to
erect a full net of brick or wooden arch
etl to cati Ii tlie real onea should they
l,e moved by the slm'-k of a (shell
In an Interview with a correspond
ent Lieutenant OJettl told of his work
and sal, I that the war, instead of kill
In:; the artistic spirit, would make the
art treasures of tin old world more
lovetl than ever
'Within ten years," he said, "I look
for the development of a new epoch Id
both art and literature not only lu Eu
rope, but In the ( nlted States I ex
pect to see the world dcvelopliiu a
manly literature einlioily lia; both bu
nut n and denial elements Mankind
will have come to a simpler and more
profound way of thinking Our old art
treasures will be cherished because hu
manity will bin e a need of rest from
worry over material mutters, and ob
jects of fine art are the consolation of
a tired spirit. All art movements in
history have originated in unhappy so
-Iii I conditions, in the need of mental
refuue from innteiliil. earth to enrth
weariness
"The new art period will tie one of
classic simplicity, with a vast amount
of nn hllcctiiral production ami solemn
ami Impressive monumental sculpture
hut with little palatini:
"In literature the knell of the nerv
mis, womanly, sentimental, wocplns
willow class of wrltiuu has lieen
sounded People In every condition of
life have learned to suffer courageous
ly and look with contempt on weak
ness wiUi tears Within the next dec
Bile or two the world will produce Vlr
irils a literature very clear, very easily
rend, eitliu lu spirit, sober' and truly
profound "
(Jet
your
Kraemer.
auto glasses of
the pill BOX
iOllS COLIICK. Editor-in-chief SUSIE SMOTT, Editorial Associate HEN KILTER, Pural Expert
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EDITORIAL
This week. The Pill Hox beeomrs No.
D7. HiU ent is eventful because
; for three weeks it has been No 26 biuI
we deem it rMher meritorious that thtf
Till Hox. despite the hot wxHllier of
tne present, can generate anoii;h ener
liy to move forward While at No. 2ti,
Tne Pill Ilex made many friend, whom
And grasp the ocean in my span,
Then I would feel amply justified
In livii g this life without a man.
S.
IhE IMtmEENCE NATIONAL BANK
IttetJiffcfd lttl
A Succmful Vuelaeee Career of Twenty live Yeais
INTEREST PAID ON
TIME DEPOSITS
OI-PICIHR OIRIiCTOKaH
II. Hiischbcrrt, Pres. D. W. Sceis, V. P.
F. K. EcArmcrd, CfsHcr
W. H. Vlltr, 1. A. AUt, C. D. IttUr
W.-iERE DO TOU THINK THIS FELLOW SUPPOSES
TH; BULL M80SE HIVE GONE?
The camel ia now the emblem of the
Prohibition party. A camel can go
eight dayi without a drink. It has it
on the donkey and tha elephant when
we hoe will continue to be our friends, it cornea to that. And as for the Bull
hercver we may wander. Moose well, likely there ia no drinking
where the Bull Moose haa gone
a THOUGHT THAT ILL EtCCKE F1M0US BakerafielU. Cal.. Californian.
A niitiuire aprvader tinda nothing to
do arouml a gara. TOU DCN7 iLWITS FEEL AS TOU LOOK
VV hen you aro all dollad up and have no
1 NliMSEfl IK THIS TCK HAVE SEEN ASKikS place to go.
IM1 HEW HlMPSf.IRE THE PUT FEW CATS Not vn b"J "cr or a vaude-
Jin Know lea. tha nature fakir, is to , , '
.... ,i,,. .,- u Don t you feel ornery, queer, lazy and
,. T. . lonaaome tho,
II t!ie conrenlen
cc3 pf ga better
cooking end a
cleaner
cooler
kitchen
M ili5
cf a inaich
9K
Babes, broils, roasts,
toasts. More efficient
than your wood or coal
Stove, and costs less to
operate. Your cooking
is better, too, because
you have heat-control
like a gas stove,
NSW PERFECTION
OIL GOMiSTOVE
L X
Best
Result!
Use
PiarlOil
ryffllt'seV a
Tha New Perfection
givea a clean, odorless.
Bootless flsmt because of
the long blue chimneys.
Cuts out the drudgery of
wood or coal. Keep
your kitchen cool. In
1, 2, 3 and 4-burner sizes,
ovena separate. Also
cabinet models with Fire
less Cooking Ovena.
Ask your dealer today.
Standard Oil Co.
(CililoraU)
For Sale By
CRAVENS HUFF
SLOPER BROS. 5 COCKLE
J. D. HIBBS 6 CO.
I the good judse teases the old agent
Ht YOU ARE MtETlNO
M( HALF WAY
60 ALL THE WAY f0 A POUCH
OF THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
I I I M If T
CUT loose from the big, bulgy wad.
For a clean, small chew there's
nothing like W-B CUT Chewing the Real To
bacco Chew, new cut, long shredthat you hear men
boosting to their friends.
"Notice how tb. ult brines out lb. rick tob.ee Uste'.
Made iy WETMAN-BRUTON COMPANY, SO Uaiea Saaare. N.w Terfc City
Calbreath & Jones
GROCERS
Whore a Dollar brings one
hundred cents of value
A dollar for every dollar or
a dollar back
MfMIIIIMIIIHIIIIIIIMIIItttt
W hen you are all dolled up and have
no place to go.
B. C.
ni'iinec tlifir ii-U'ntion of ii'intf with
him They will start nude and return
r,ad in anvihiraT they can d tj up. Joe
jaay. he W -aut the wom.a alor ... ; THIS SPiCE IS BUM
i I tit can t shake em. A large numtr
I of New Manifaliire men are preparing Not hvi,!8 anything to say at this
; to take a 40-daj ret Irom bu.-nw as fr'loulr moment, we hereby leave
jcaiv and will recuperate in the woo-de. ttl"i "P blank,,
i - JerTeraon. Ore., Keetew.
i ; LlllaS THE OLD HCSS BEST
F0RTUH1TELT FOB SUSIE. Autoe may come and auti-e eo,
j SHE HLL NEVER BE! THAT Li53 Bjt l , ' M -. J.
Werv I so tail aa to reach Uie pale '
A Oifficult Taik.
"What docs lie do for a llnnajr
"Writes Joke for the fiinnr paper
"What kimi r
(Abseatlyi "Oh. humorous oue. I
Wippowa Klrhmoiid Times-Dtatch.
Scientific Order.
Mr tsltnUt-Ji.it i a .unsultlnf
pei'taliat anrbow? Mr 0;,tlm;st-Oh.
he's the t:c ttcH-tor that ay you are
rius: to die ati.l te:is vou how to do It
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