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About Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1916)
-buhl Preparedness Ward off the sharp winds through being prepared with a comfortable over coat tailored by A. L Anderson & Co Chicago Nothing smarter than the overcoat pictured above. C. A. LOCHBIOGE & CO. Local representative a hiii ma in m E A STWARD Thru the Inland Empire Grtiinl Cttiiyon of Columbia Anwricuu W'uiulvrhunfo Ghuiir ami Yellow stone 1'juks Round Trlpi at Low Karee Dally until ?tin. w ia l tie North Hank Koad. Stopover where you lika NORTH BANK RAIL - and 26 HOURS SAIL en the ahipa of Pel. one Rervlre, S. i. Northern rarltlc and Great Northern for SAN FRANCISCO W $32.00 From any Oregon Kleelrie Ky. paint Ticket tneladea meals and birth. This route savee 'l ima and Money ami la DellKhUul Trip. HOMESEEKERS' FARES Sept. 24 U Oct. 4 From Kiddle West ta WSl'.an.etU 1 Valley I aell prepaid ticket. J. W. R ITCH IK, A dent,' SALEM ElMI-.G h PHESiOENT 8 VAN BUREN. Van Buren Democrat, the Victor In 1836. AtJAIN the I-ieinocratlc can didate aa choNen by a convention, but Uo plat form wax adopted thla year. The National Uepubllciin or Whig pally lllld three candi date. TIjh election wutt on Nov. 8. and t lie vile, counted Feb. 8, 1'(7, mm: Min i In Van liureii of New 'orn, 171); William II. Ilur riMon of Ohio, 7;i; IIukIi I. W hile of IVniM'MKfe, 2U: lianlel Web uter of JanH ichunells, I t; Willie P. M ;i nuroui of North Carolina, 11. Mellaril M. .lolmsori of Ken tucky whm choHt'ii vice prexldi'lit I'upiilar vote: Van liureii. 7U1, 54U; IIiiitIboii, 7.'! .;.". In the flection of lHtO William II. Harrison, a Wlilif, defeated Van Itureu. John Tyler of Vlr Klnla whm choKeu vice president. In ISM .In rues K. Polk, Demo crat, of Ti'iineKKee, defeated Henry C'lny, WIiIk. (ieorKo SI. 1 m Hum of Pennsylvania was ChoHcn vice preHlileul. (Watch for the election of Tay lor in 1848 In our next iaaue.) wf- Tiinrr rnirtnP.Drn rtDCCM Rl Art PROTECTS PRESERVES ROOFS (ALL KINDS) portion of the electorate, who wrote in his name atthe primary, making- him the nominee of the Progressive party. Not a genuine progressive of any party in the district will vote for I.nwby, but it is a crime to abuse the good name,' ' I 'regres sive' in 'such a wa . Sold by C. K. Spaulding: Lodging- Co. THE INDEPENDENCE MONITOR AN INDfcPBNOENT NEWSPAPER fubllshed Weekly at Independence, Polk County Oregon, on Friday. Entered as Second Class Matter August 1,1912 at the Post Office at Inde pendence, Polk County, Oregon, Under the Act of March 3, 1879. ne I Y-T pa. CLYDE T. ECKER, Editor NINA B. ECKER, Associate Play Corner Streets In Mexico. Ah ho iiiuiiv of the Indiana cannot rend the KticitH In Mexico me tin mud after birds or beif'tn. The inline of the alreet npiieiira ' III Spanish letter but thin In followed by the fl-'tire of the creature after which the alreet Is named. Fur Instance, Ox Mreot I In dh iled by a retire of an ox In phiHter or painted on n wall The mreet of Frinlnpi presenlH tile lull Hamlin,'" Ml h buck of llerv red. and Flephnnt street bus ft well molded figure of that aiiiiiial with I'lmruioiiH timkM and trunk This custom Ih n very iiHeful one. for the yuuiiKo.Hl child inn thus find lt way huine S.a Terme. The term larboard anil starboard eotne from ibe Itullan "iiuesta borda" and "ipiella bonla." which by rapid de Iheiy became millboard ami larboard, but owliii! to the Ntroiitf almliarlty of Hound hey were cbniiKed Into tar bonrd and port, the use of the teruia lu the original form having beii thei'aUKi of 1 1 1 a 1 1 v uccldetitK Dancing )n the Baach. Suoscrlption Rates: Cne Year $1.50 Strictly In Advance ADVERTISING FATES: 15c. per inch for one Insertion, 12 l-2c. for two or more Insertions, 10c. on monthly contracts. Readers, S and 10c. per lint Independence, Oregon, Friday, August 25, 1916 The Woodburn Independent says that if Mr Hughes is elected President he "might light Mexico." What would he fight Mexico for? The state of Oregon certainly needs more than one normal and as to whether it is located at Pendleton or Weston not many particularly care. Both these towns have started an ugly fight which if continued, will disgust so many voters that neither one will ever get a normal. Just after the Monitor had said that you don't hear much about the tariff in the present cam paign, Walter L. Tooze, Jr., goes over to Browns ville and says something about it. We attribute this to Mr. Tooze giving credence to a rumor that there was a man in the audience who wants a tariff on prunes. aiie was fox conmfbri arid convenience NEW PERftCTlON OIL COMjSTOVE No coal, wood or ashes to lug no waiting for the fire to burn up. Bat ter cooking because of t'.ie steady, evenly-distributed heat, under perfect controL All heat concentrated on the cookingandnot radiated around the room. The long, bluechimneys prevent all smoke and smell. Bakes, bode, roaats, toaeta. More efficient than your wood or coal Hove and coats If 88 to operate. ASK YOUR DIALER TODAT. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (Ca.litoroia Indcpendtr.i''' For Best Results Use Pearl Oil Better cooking and a cleaner, cooler kitchen. Now serving 2,000,000 homes In 1, 2, S and 4- bu nersizes,witb. or without oven. Also cabinet models with Fire less Cooking Ovcoe. For Sale By CRAVEN & HUFF SLOPER BROS. & COCKLE J. D. H1BBS & CO. ItHt OOP JUOat HCRS STATEMENTS OF TACT ImiH Sl.WGI.S . - J --an ii --. ew.-'j "V. .... . TURN IN ON CREDIT ' Your old Hot Paint Klectrte Irons, Toasters and other appliances regardless of their conditio. We will allow yon OKI .THIRD Off on price of - new kite up-to-date model INDEPENDENCE ELECTRIC COMPANY H. J. I10WI, Mgr. lor rtaon 4021 Mtghl Pb0B 6211 It's- a iHfi t Oil tinu. Tht I n r , Ihf Mm, , All wt' i' i 1 To tin m-u For m . ,i ( What to Do For Insect Hites The liuwt coiiiuion bllee or stlnirs are those of the bee. Hasp, yellow Jacket. Bidder. Iitime tl,, .eilow llv, rcl biiK or rlilKKer, tlea, tiiomtilti and bodbins, lu i m' of a ni in w' of any kind the flrxt thliiit to do, of course, la to remove the Mtlui;. Tblx nil bent Ik' ilone with the polM of n kni'e or luvdle. but care should Ih- VjiUcii n.it to break (be nkln for fear of lufivtl.ti Then the next bent thliii; i. i !i:iM In ti aidy aitinioiila waier or ki!ii wider to the atTeeted I'HI'S lu the c.me of bites, an well aa of stinuii. when "Ji' situ' Is nuioTel, as rule, a pnei f Miiituon ImWInet soda api'Hed to tlie affeitod arts or these bathed In aunm ia.i water Is all that Is ueee.s:iry Where the KiKotnie effect l wii'u-, however, wend for a doctor, lu the itieaiit'iue the patient alloiild lie dow n and Ui-ep ipilet An iiln I'tion of a -V jn-f it-tit eolu tlcn of u i-.unite .iiutlcn of potassium vrtiiaiijiinu. Hlil.h yon set at the dni4 N!oie. i-. wt e.Iu ieut for IiimvI IkiImuih .in. I t'or the piNns of plant toil, mi ' us i-- i-"'i lv v and Hiuvtac. The Astoria pork bill failed to pass congress, it being side-tracked for investigation by the secre tary of the navy. While but a few of our people have any great "fear of a foreign foe", still a naval base is a nice thing to have, and if Mr. Secretary Daniels concludes to distribute any, we hope he will give Astoria one. If he becomes very liberal, we will also take one for Tillamook, Newport and Marshfield. There will be a joke on the November election ballot. The word "Progressive" will be printed after W. C. Hawley's name. This is not .due to e -war -vv a anyone over thinking tnat JUr. liawley was pro gressive, but by the carelessness of a very small Tuxedo Nights by Walt Macon When tlie day's work's done, mid tlie yoed oM sun has sunk in the well known West, then I ftrt tcli my form by the froiJo warm. I sit at my eae r-nd rest. Then 1 take my pipe which is mildly rip, as the pipes of good smokers are, with a chortling EOl'-l then 1 fill its bowl from my glass Tuxedo j::r. And I smoke at ease, nnJ my trouble flees to the place where dead troubles go; and my worries seem, in my waking dream no longer to IF i , have a show. And I say, 'ln r ! deed, it's a noble weed that Ul It vo evil iiivj " -lJ I clamps the lid on the cares that skid around through the busy dp.y. The worries and woes and such things as those in the daytime leave their sear, but there's rest at nifcht and a calm delight in my glass Tuxedo Jar." dVfrjVU Ji THINK. W-B CUT i THE BEIT Tfinsrrn f THlWORLD MUT vnair I BELLOWS THINK rTSTOO 1 3 i KOriQ I "is") , . . ilNS Ith"' iecause thcy 1 Litakc a aia chiw. as I STOOj THE DID OF OaDINAB-yl ") M TOBACCO W-B IS QUALITyl TOBACCO r I THEY'RE BOTH SltHT AN V MAN CM BBAW. IT. WITH A SMALL CMEWJ IM YOU'LL find some things out about real tobacco when you get to using W-B CUT Chewing. A little bit hides away in your cheek unnoticed and gives two-for-one more satisfaction than a wad of ordi nary stuff. Men get to calling it the gentleman's chew I"? " d,,', diifigure the lace and cuts down rioding sad spittinj. A lOo pouch Isiti twice s lon as a dime'e worth of ordinary chew. mi. Give W-B CUT the quality test. Made ky WETMAN BRUTON COMPANY, SO Ueioa Sqstre, New Tork Cry Calbreath Jones GROCERS Where a Dollar brings one hundred cents of value A dollar for every dollar or a dollar back The M luds.
