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! UfpAnnAnrc In ll!iTfllC trt Hi UP
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Steady, evenly dis
tributed heat, un
der perfect control
makes a good oil
stove wonderful
for baking.
A
HEW PERFECTION
OIL CO)MTOVE
Modern Conveniences.
EACH CELL OUTSIDE ROOM.
For Best
Results
Use
Pearl Oil
good Oil
stove is just
like cooking with
ity gas. If you
sr.
haven't a New Per
fection you've missed
comfort for years. Bakes,
broils, roasts, toasts. More efficient
than your wood or coal atova,aad coats less to op
erate. Cuta out tha coal -tied and wood-box dru deary.
Keepa your kitchmn coo. The long blue chimney prevent
am ok e or odor. In 1,2, 3 and 4-burner sites, ovens separate. Also
Cabinet Models with Fireleas Cooking Ovens. Ask your dealer today
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(riltforala)
CHRISTIAN
F. Claude Stephens, Pastor
Important Services, Lord'a
Oct. 15.
Bible School at 18 a. m.
Divine service 11 a. m.
Subject-"The Taft."
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m.
Evening service, 7:30 p. m.
Subject-"Never Man So Spake.
All are cordially invited.
Day,
diat Church next Sunday will be as
follows:
Sunday School 10 A M.
Divine Worship 11 A. M.
Evening service st 7:30. Subject:
"Tha Strenuousness of Christian Life."
METHODIST
T. J. YARNES, Pastor.
The Sunday Services at the Metho-
L5 APT I ST
W. S. STEWART, Pastor.
Sundny school at 10.
Preaching at 11.
J. B. Y. P. U. at 4.
B. Y. P. U. at 8:30.
Tha evening srrvice at 7:30.
All are cor.'ially invite'! to the
services.
For Sale By
CRAVEN & HUFF
SLOPER BROS. & COCKLE
J. D. HIBBS & CO.
extern
.ram-tog
SAYS THAT ROUND
I UP IS CRUEL
'4 1 ) 14 !-"
1 CASH MAKES MEAT CHEAP I
i
Boil
Shoulder Roast
Prime Rib Roast
Shoulder Steak
Loin Steak
Round Steak -Pork
Steak
Pork Loin
Lard, 5-lb Bucket
8c to 10c
12 l-2c
15c
12 l-2c
15c
14c
14c
17 U2c
- 75c
Editor Monitor I went to the
Pendleton Iiound-Up. It was
really awfully brutal. They had
the Bull Dogging and roping the
steer. When they- roped . him
some times they would turn him
head over heels. Many a steer
had his horn torn out by the
roots and others had the horny j scenes
part torn clear off. They have
one bi,? arena, then a smaller
lone inside of that. They i.would
j drag some of the steer3 around
i and eyery other bump would hit
1
, ;
one of those bleeding horns on a
post. In the wild horse races,
the horses were lassoed, then
they were ridden. Now imagine
these horses that had never had
so much as a halter on them.
Two were killed right there be
fore our eyes. When they ran
together, one broke his neck and
the other his leg. At night in
"Happy Canyon" they had
reuresenting l rontier
New Up Date Penitentiary For Err
ing Population of That Stat Will
Cott $3 500,000 Being Built on a
Tract of 2,193 Ac. ex.
Juliet. Ill - I'rl-i n cells lo luxe- each
an. outside room nil caicnlly washed
air, iss rods and all mo lorn eon-vtnleiK-vt
yi'iw older in early.
That is what the st Mo of Illinois la
providing fo.- its cniiu population. If
there Is au.uliliiK In uu derii penal ar
chitecture that bus been overlooked
the authorities are anxious to know
; w hat It U.
! Each cell will be mi outside cue, be
cause the cell hou-.es are to tie circu
lar In form. The new penitentiary Is
behiK built oil a tract of J.UU acres
i four miles from the present prison,
; northwest of .loliet. It Is to cost ;(,-
! ooo.ooo. ami the foundations .of one
cell house have just been laid.
The plan contemplates eluht circular
cell houses around a central dlnlm:
hall, with which each will be connect
ed by a corridor, l'lo h cell house Is to
: he 1M feet In dlnmelcr Hint to aceoin
module -'! prisoners Kvery cell will
be an outside" cell, and Its window
will open on the walled In prison yard.
1 lis Inner front w ill bo Biassed In. milk-
j ins each cell a room
In the center or the cell house will
' bo an observation tower. In lids a
Riiard constantly will be on watch.
: From Ida position near the tenter of
! the tow er he w ill be able to command
a view of every cell In the circular
' buIUliiiK- He will keep watch through
slits from n darkened Interior, and the
prisoners will ""t know which ones
are under suspicion.
The roof on tin- cell house will be of
(.lass. An elaborate vent ll.ttln; system
will be Installed. The nlr will be
washed and beuted Sunshine will
reach every cell. The windows will
have steel bars on the Inside of tho
Class casement and on the outside also.
To break out n convict would have to
saw through both sets of burs while
1 under constant observation.
All tho cell lou ses will be connected
! with the administration liiilhllnn at the
xioinme lie tmdcrirroimd tunnels,
j.. lki sVinm Mntnlor
uuva c.uo mv -
like the Old day of Spain-a bull j which .,, he Instantly dosed In case
with men waving red ras to
tease him.
An Independence Girl.
Lard, 10-lb. Bucket - $1.45
The Nelson Shops
r 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 '
THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK
Established loow
A Successful Business Career of Twenty rive Years
INTEREST PAID ON
TIME DEPOSITS
OFFICERS ATSpjIRFCTORS
H. Hirschberg, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P.
r r. DeArmond. Cashier
W. H. Walker, I. A. Allen, O. D. Butler
j..
WHERE'S DEACON JONES
Fred Damm, writing from ltich
land, Kansas, tells the story of a
country newspaper editor, pre
sumably in KanBas, who visited
a large city just after President
McKinley was shot. The editor
took a great interest in newspa
per bulletins informing the pub
lic of the president's condition.
Not long after the editor's re
turn home, Deacon Jones, the
village celebrity, was taken seri
ously ill, and the editor promptly
posted the following bulletins:
10:00 a. m. Deaeon Jones no
better.
11:00 a.m. Deacon Jones has
a relapse.
12:30 p. m. Deacen Jones
failing, pulse weaker.
2:15 p. m. Deacon Jones' fam
ily summoned.
3:15 p. m. Deaton Jones dead
and gone to Heaven.
Later in the afternoons drum
mer happening along, stopped in
front of the editor's bulletin
board and added the following:
4:10 p. m. Great excitement
Heaven. Deacon Jones has
not arrived. The worst is feared.
in
We are for you
Try Independence First
N. L. BUTLER
OR, J. CALLAWAY
Osteopathic Physician
TTnDVFY AT -I AW i Graduate of the American School of
A 1 I UKiNtll-A 1 lrA w Klrksvtlle. Missouri, uXtr
Practice in all Courts
I Osteopathy, Kirksvllie, Missouri, ultr
founder of the science. Dr. A. T. S till.
Offices: First floor of the F. A.
Pa'te.-wn property, half block
west of railroad, on C strt.
THE WOMAN CANDIDATE j
It has been a standing jok
for years how the candidate for
offic-j kisses all the babies and
State of Ohio. City of Toledo.
J,ui a County. t
t rank J. Ct.i n'-y makes oath that r
U n-mor parlner of U' of K. J
( heney o . rtlrir bulw- in to
C'ty of Tol-oo. Cour.ty n'l Kat atore
aol. and tf.at said ',, P" t.h"
.um of OSK III'NimKU IXll.I.AliS for
ea. h and v,ry - of "'7' ' '
CATARKH Cfl'.E. int.NK J CHKNKY
Sworn to bfor me and ulritl
In my Prn. e. this -h T '
ber. A. V. W. A. W. .l.fcAN.
,K.all Notary Public.
Ha i s Catarrh Cure Is tken Intern
ally and a'tn through the B.'l on l
Mucus Hurfa--s o( ti 8stro. Sena
f,,r ttSm' .n-.aN fr-e. , . .
F J ( HI.NKf CO., Toledo, O.
F A l hy a:l Itjh' ".
Hall's Kamlly i-o-s for constipation,
tells each fond mother her baby
is the nicest one he has seen,
but the woman candidate is n
whit behind the men. One of
the fair candidates, upon meet
ing a Carlton mother the other
dav. remarked: "I know your i
son; now I know why he's so
nice." Carlton Sentinel.
SCENERY BOOKLET
Columbia River and Cascade
Mountain Scenery from the
Inland Empire to the Sea, is the
subject of a handsomely printed
album exclusively of photo
gravure views, which has just
been issued by the publicity de
partment of the North Bank
Hoad. A large edition of the
publieation will be distributed
throughout the East to interest
tourist travel to the Pacific
northwrst
The booklet is intended for
o-pneral distribution and will be
mailed on receipt of a two centj
stamp by addressing D. C. Free
man. Ady. Agt.. North Bank!
Hoad, Portland.
ASHLAND PRESIDENT
FAVORS PENDLETON
NEED OF EASTERN OREGON
SCHOOL FULLY &HOWN BY B. F.
. MULKEY, FORMER HEAD OF
ASHLAND SCHOOL.
Portland. Ore he llonorahlr B. F.
Mulkey, ex I'ri soli nl of tin: Southern
On kod Normal hool at Anhiand,
says, eotuernliiK the mtttldishiw.-ut of
j an additional Normal School at I'''1'-
dlelnn: "1 akjtll auj.jiort the measure
heartily for llm reaiwii that tbe nribeiit
Normal Hi hool, th )Ui-'h one of the heat
in the country, (aniii.t ,t adeifnutv to
meet the in-tdn of ao lartte a mute hh
On Ron. There i i.o li.M it tiliuii that
toiiehes the mactes of the pi-ople so
closely as doe (ho Normal fceliool ami
the benefit der.ved from tile taxea ai't
ty the people of the Bta' for the main
leiianee of mj' h ' Loola r 'turn d.reel
ly to the man and unman ho paid
the taxes and is conferred direitly up
on them and their children. The ex
pense of maintaining a good Normal
Hrhool In Kasiern Oreijou to a 'ax pay
er on au an lined valuation of 4''iMi'
ould each jear he under the coal of
a Kood llttm.a cii;ar I ii.' rely liope
that the comiii elec'.on ;raiit to
the people of haa'erii Ore iron the rf
lief they act a In a Normal H hool "
nf nn nnthrrnk.
On "lie side of the (rrmip of cell
hoiiNrs will he the clmiud and on thn
other the lio"dtnl. Not far nway will
lie the Hlmps mid hettveen the ahop"
mid tho Willi the pumpiiiK plnnt. Tho
tlwidlliiKS "f the warden and HlHtHiit
warden will he outside the wall near
tho administration hnlhlliiK.
LOST MEMORY AT FIRE.
After the Iroquois Disaster Simmons
Forgot His Past Lifa.
lllnKhamlmi. N. Y.-Aft.-r lielim
given up a 'lend thirteen yenra, Mil
ton SiminiHia of Kokmno, I ml., real es
tate dealer, Iiiih returned to his mother.
Mrs. Cecilia Siiimmiia of Pyriieuso.
Sim is tells n reinnrkahle story (if
his Ions of memory resulting from the
Iroquois lire In Chhiitf". He was oper.
atliiR n spot llRlit In the haleony when
the tire hmke out. and ho was plnnited
sixty feet en to tho hodles helow, lint
was rescued The full canned loss of
memory, mid ufter l inmilhH In a
hopltn'l he recovered, coIiik to Tipton.
Ind., where h(- en;:iK'l hi hiiHlneHS
mid nnirrled. IjiIiT ho went into the
real estate business III Kolioino. where
he now resides.
Inciensiii' pressure on tho hrahi
from the Injury resulted In the neces-
I ally for an nM-nit!oii lust winter, mm
following- this lie i; ru 1 u 1 1 J- reKiiliieil
memory of his mother and his former
life
RELATIVES FIND GRAVE.
After a Search of Seventy-eiyht Years
Marker Is Discovered.
Danville, Ill -After a seanh of sev-culv-elk-lit
yearn h.V henr relatives the
hody ,f Klljnli Prowii, who left Nssh
vllle, Temi., In !; for Illinois, was
found reiently nenr Xllerton, III,
Hrown whs a well known Haptlst
prenclier hi Teiinei.'ii e lit that time ami
Marled overrun! to iiorthern Illinois
with his wife iiml seieli (liildren, hut
died en route, ii ml Ids I'ody was hurled
hy the wnmlde.
A innrki-r :i iiiade for the ftrnve,
hut the pliee wns fori-otteii. The mar
Me slnh whs broken, hut the inline and
(hile of death in l: innde Identlilea
lion possible.
THANK
YOUR
GROCER
if he asks you
to try a can of
Vp BAKING
lt POWDER
He wants to do
you a favor
hcknowswhat
brands to rec
ommend from
experience.
TURN IN
ON CREDIT
Your old Hot Point Electric
Irons, Toasten and othar
appliance regardless of
their condition.
We will allow you .ONI
THIRD Orr on pries of
new 1st up-to-date models
INDEPENDENCE
ELECTRIC
COMPANY
H. J. R0WE,
Mgr.
Store Phone 402 1
M!ht phone 621 1
BUTTER WRAPS
$1 per 100
WEDDING MONEY TO POOR.
New Orltane Couple Put Aeide an
Elaborate Affair For Charity.
New Orleans - New Orleiihs had a
novel wi-dihoii recently when Mlas
Itella Jnllii Stem, d.iuyl.ier or Mr. ami
Mrs Ja-k Sti-ni. proiulnent In IhihI-t,i-s
und i.'l i lrci., was mairled t-t
Kol.eit I led. i h k of -iHhurKh at the
bride's home
No hi.; iilfiilr wim Ixid. and the one
which Hi panned i I'l'ni up when
the In lib- and tM-oolil d.- idi 1 tloit thej
would f'.i.-K'. the speii. !iii,- of money on
a weddli.c. I'M l-'ilr- " Ins'e.nl to the
poor of the Hiy.
A'coiiipniiii-tl by her mother, n noted
loH-ti ! i liiiil'.y wori.i-r. Mi 1 rederb k
went to the poorer lions and
liimkets of f'"-l t' the I r. 'olk 1"
b k liahies ar;. the like, her !,ii-.i.d
. loii.pahyintf.
MONITOR OFFICE
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