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BREVITIES Dr. Lowe Saturday, D. H. Phillips, jeweler, suc cessor to H. J. Rowe. 41tf The Birth of a Nation" coming to Independence. B. T. Swop. Lawyer Cooper Bldg. $3.00 at Shirts 50c Kreamer's. to Mrs. B. F. Swope was a Port land visitor over Sunday. Belden Owen of the navy is in Independence. U. S. Get a auit of All-in-One over alls at K reamer's. Willard Reeves was an arrival last niifht from Portland. Homer Wood and family mo tored to Eugene the Fourth. Miss Vale Hilterbrand went to Portland today for a fortnight's visit. Mr. and Mrs. ForeBt Finch celebrated the Fourth in New brg. Wanted housekeeper on farm. Address Box 61, Monmouth, Jre. 50 Summer shoes at Kreamer's. $1.75 to $4.00 K. C. Eldridge, Jr., of Port land, was in the city the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Boden hammer celebrated the Fourth in Portland, Mrs. W. L. Bice went to New pott Tuesday where she will re main for several weeks. A watch repaired by D. H. Kay Reeves, of Portland, spent several days in Independence this week. 171 teachers took theexamina tiofj at Dallas and Monmouth last Friday. Dr. R. E. Duganne, dentist, National Dank Building. Misses Lavilla Cooper and Vivian Whiteaker spent the Fourth in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. J. (1. Mcintosh are attending the musical festi val in Portland this veek. Second hand binder for Bale. See Craven & Huff, Mr. antJ Mrs. Grover Mattison arrived in Independence Mon day for a visit with relatives and friends. Henry Mutt suffered a stroke of paralysis last week and his G. A. R. comrades are looking after him. John Young of Greenwood wants to give away tobacco plants. He has more than he can use. Mike Goeti enjoyed a short visit from his mother and brother Sunday. They live in east Linn county. Pastor and Mrs. Stephens and daughter went to Eugene Tues day night where they will visit relatives for a week. William Ball was home over the Fourth. For the past two months he has been working in the ship yards at Portland. Saturday is Bargain Day at Max Goldman's store. W. A. Scott is remodeling his Phillips will keep' time, and you hog hou8e and Kiving the pio;3 can depend on it 41tf Thirty or forty Independence people taw "Intolerance" in Salem Sunday and Monday. Eyes scientifically examined and glasses fitted. Dr. F. G. Hewitt, Cooper Bldg. 2tf Two of our soldier boys, Cyril Richardson and Arnold Fits gerald, were home over Sunday. For Sale 42 acres of good land, one and half miles from Independence, just off paved road. Good terms. Write or the advantage of a cement floor and other modern conveniences. Get your outing hats and caps faom Conkey & Walker. Price 50c to $2.00. Mrs. Mae Nichols, daughter of former county superintendent, W. I. Reynolds, has applied for a divorce from her husband, Walter Nichols. At Calvary Presbyterian church next Sunday morning, the regular quarterly sacrament al services will be held with the administration of The Lord's Summer union suits $1.25 at Kreamer's. 65c to call Falls Citv-Sulem Lumber Co.. !c, . .AnA..inn r nA kju)'ti , auu t v 1. 1 v 1 1 vi 1 1 v t Salem, Ore., 349 South Twelfth members. The Dublic cordially St, phone 813. 47 invited. Craven & Huff Hardware Co, INDEPENDENCE Sell the Champion Cream Saver T1ERR is no machine made in which proper lubrication ii more rtUlly Important than it ii in a cream separator. A separator that la not properly oiled will turn hard and nun wear out Tee old-fashioned method of oiling through a number of little holea with a euuirt-can waa unsatisfactory for the reason that aome uesrs would oil too much and too often, while others would not oil ft snough. The NEW De Laval is automatically oiled Judges Belt and Kelly, arbitra tors, have awarded Skinner & Bushnell $2,234.70 for their Salem ferry. J. F. Ulrich of Airlie, who has visited all parts of the Willam ette valley, says that Polk county crops look the best. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. DeArmond left Wednesday by Ford cn a trip thru the eastern part of the state and expect to be gone a month. M. Ingermanson and family of Portland were in Independ ence Sunday. Their many friends here are always glad to see them. WHEN IN DOUBT ASK YAMOREG COLLECTION AGENCY 13 Masonic , Bldg., McMinnville. 4lf Mrs. L. W. Wann and children, who have been the guests of her mother, Mrs. Clara Taylor, for several weeks, returned to their home in Hooper, Wash., last Saturday. Miss Bertha Potter, who has owned and conducted a millinery store in Independence for nearly two years, on Wednesday left for her old home at Red Cloud, Nebr., where she will remain. Dr. H. C. Dunsmore was in Portland Monday. He is making an effort to get into the service of Unele Sam in some capacity and is not meeting with much success, due to his youthful ways we suspect Rev. W. S. and Mrs. Stewart and son started Tuesday after noon for Rochester, New York. Mr. Stewart will be gone five weeks and Mrs. Stewart and son will remain in the East about two months. For farming, outing trips and automobiling, get'a suit of the new lioss-ot-the-Koad, All-in-Won coat and pants combined. According to material, $2.50, $2.75, $3. Sold by Conkey & Walker. The Monitor is attempting to get the names of all the south Polk county boys who are in the army or navy in any capacity and help from our readers in making this list accurate and complete is asked for. Garage for rent. Monitor office. Inquire at Mrs. M. E. Percival of Madras has been visiting in Independ ence and Monmouth the past week. Mrs. H. S. Bullock and chil dren of San Francisco and Mrs. F. M. Chetelat and children of Portland are at the parental home of Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Reeves this week. J. L. Hanna arrived home Tuesday night from Blackfoot, Idaho, where he has been for several weeks. He says that the Oregon beets are far ahead of those planted in Idaho. OUR MATCHLESS ALLIES STUDENT RECITAL OF THE PUPILS OF (Continued from Page 1) resulted in a higher estimate of their utility on the farm, and demonstrated more clearly than ever the necessity of active measures to insure their protec tion," says T. S. Palmer of the United States Biological Survey. Become a bird protector! Let no harm come to the insect-eating birds and you will be doing a signal service for alt mankind. Our Dumb Animals. MISSJS HELEN EATON M. K. CHURCH, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY O l'AHT I. A PREFERENCE FOR THE OLD WAY (Continued from Page 1) e W te fwa around NEW n 1 aval 1U ajatn-a. Stnpljr Imp the ihl f J luhri atur t.loa tlitsl with oft and th aulom.no ollliif Titw will m Uit iwf w aui b-rlii In uoklu ha iual la iuU uanu ..f i... aateaaatle otttaf irtUm um Urn and "V H tk aiavblua run ni.r aas Ida (Mti ( na lit. T De Laval olllna aratan aa baan l lmrji k? lb. addltlaa ta lha NKW I IT ! " "fcHuaU. alUr all) haarlua II J --- : - -iiuiiaaiioa ui ID ful f I 1 a, w I .? . "" aavarator thai I - I H mZtL W-'"H bawl wit a It tm JrVT1, "JII-dlrlbBtl savfc. and Ik. ball apMd liidk-atsr walva laniraa pmtivm at tk. L?.1? ITTV ,w . n.taii lmrT aaaaia thai lr. . b-a saada la crna laralr nauncdva. Ci to ea4 m la HID D. Unl. aa.la aMlumjtlU The Union Pacific has just issued a folder map of the United States which will be mailed to anyone free upon ap plication to Wm. McMurray, General Passenger Agent, Port land. Miss Madaline Rawlings, teach er of domestic science in the Independence schools, has been elected to a similar position in Albany and will no doubt accept tlie same. Miss Rawlings is a good teacher and Independence regrets to lose her. The city council has decided to move all the sidewalks in North Independence back to the old line, a number of them having been built or moved to a new line wnich was not recognized by the courts. Inasmuch as the removal will be done tt city expense, this possibly will end the controversy. ' Sarah Bernhardt in her great est triumph, '"Mothers of France." is coming to the Isis theatre on Sunday, July 8. In this tremendous photodrama she pretnts a messase from the mothers of France to the mothers ! of America. This is the greatest the most tremendous ever filmed in France. It is onr i gy riding with hia best girl. Hit horse waa just moping along. The lines were fastened around the buggy whip, and the lad was telling her of his undying love with both hands. Suddenly I be gan to ponder, then sull, and fret, and envy, and when I thought again of that boy, and that ifirl, and that horse, and of how they were all working together to do their plain duty as they saw fit, I thought also of myself, and my girl, and the steering gear, and brake, nd clutch, and bad roads that kept me from enjoying a certain inalienable right that our forefathers called the pursuit of happiness, and I became disgusted and turned that car around and gave it all the speed it had until we got home. After all, what we are in the world for is results, and the next time I go riding I wsnt a top buggy. some stout harness, moderately good roads, a responsive girl, and a horse that is too old fend feeble to trot. Through Fields and Meadowi" Volger Marian Dickenson, Pauliac Dickenson 'Poppie Granfield Verle Krtutz Vake Viviene" Vanasse Ruth Dickenson "Snow Diops" Tschaiskowskjr Margaret Burroughs The Blacbmith" Song". Spenser Pauline Dickenson "Valse Poetique" ..Frimil Claira Davis - "Fiddi Abloom": Spenser Marian Dickenson "Poinietta" Fontaine - Hazel Calbreath "Dance of Demons" Hoist Bessie Stillwell, Norma Calbreath "Nocturn F Minor" Chopin Vera Johnson "Zenobia" Quigsly Bessie Stillwell "Minuett" Paderewski (Catherine Skinner "Drifting" Frimil Noma Calbreath l'AHT II. "The House of Memories") Levonne Leitch Dawa ) "Rose." Opal MeDeritt v Opal McDevitt Reading ,Selected (Catherine Gende "Etude De Concerto" MacDowell "Prelude" Rachmanioff Helen Eaton NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS All dog owners in Justice of the Peace and Constable District No. 5 are hereby notified that the annual license of $3.00 for females and $1.50 for males for 1917, is now due. Any owner refusing to pay is subject to fine or imprisonment or both. Send your license money with a de scription of your dog to J. H. Moran, Constable, Monmouth or Independence, who will send re ceipt and license tag. J. H. Moran, Constable. WIRELESS PHONES FOR USE OF THE NAVY System Already Successfully Ttatad by Sacratary of Navy Danisls. Washington. Wiieli-ss telephony as j well as wireless toli'miliy will tie j used by the Culled Stairs navy iu Ita war operations. ! A year ago, by order of Secretary ' Daniels, navy officers aud officials of the Bell system planned ud suooens fully carried uut a three day mobilisa tion of communication forces during which war coudltloua were simu lated. Instautaiieous communication was provided over the w ires by both telephone aud telegraph from tbe office of Secretary Daulela In Washlnirtou to all the naval stations In tbe United States, aud wlrelesa communication was maintained between tbe sevre. tary's otBce and su American battle- feature ' ship in tbe Atlantic oceau. Since tueu engineers or me teiepuone ......-.r h.T w.irke.1 with officials of of the big triumphs of the motion I ta. navy de!artiiietit and have fur picture art See it by all means-' ther develop wiries teiephous for use hi tie usual sarvtce. ' DOG CATCHES DESERTER. Helda Man by Troustrs Leg Until Offi cers Arrive. Ia-aveiiworth, Kan. James Thomp son, hi." IiiI ollicer here, owtis a police dog Vtlmse uiii'iltifg us an upprclieiider of crlnitiiiH frequently hus l een scoff, ed at by Tuompson's friends. Tbe dog has v!iiill;-utt'd himself. Willi:) in l'ayne, a deserter last sum mer fiuin the Mlssouil national guard, while stationed on the Mexican border, had escaped from the disciplinary bar racks at the army post here. The d(K captured the fleeing trusty, holding to tbe man's trousers leg and -Impeding his flight until officers sub dued Mm. A Good Rule. It la a good rule and it Is a safe rule to sojourn In every place as If you meant to spend your entire life there, never omitting an opportunity of doing a kindness or of speaking a true word or of making a friend. Ituskln. Control of Clothes Moths CSothea moths. Injurious to woolens and furs, uitiy l i uutmllcd by us oa simple means, a . i idiin; to tieorga A. Dean, professor of (pomology lu the Kansas State Agricultural college. UepellenU will not protect fabrics If they have become Infested. Even to depend upon such repellent as cam phor, molU balls" or tojjaccu will prove more or less unsatisfactory. Custoll woolens should not be stored in dark closets or in attics, where they will breed insects that feed on animal mut ter. The floors and corners iu closets should be kept clean. Articles hi daily use, such us car pets, rugs uiid clothing, are not likely to become seriously infested. Woolen garments, furs and plumea stored In dark closets, wardrobes or bureau drawers suffer most The greatest damage is done in tbe summer, when woolens and furs are not in use and the moths are most active. If such garments and materials that are not to be used are carefully brush ed, beaten, sunned and placed in tight pasteboard boxes, tbe joints of which are sealed with gummed paper, they will go through tbe summer in com parative safety. Such articles may also be protected by inclosing in paper bags and hanging free of the floor In a closet or in the attic. Clothing put nway in a closet or a wardrobe ahould be brushed and sunned before storage and carefully examined at least once a month throughout tbe summer. Trunks or boxes lu which clothing is to be stored for the summer should be cleaned and treated with gasoline. The clothing to be packed away in them should first be beaten, brushed and sunned. In addition to this, garments should be fumigated with carbon bi sulphide at least ouee a month from April to August. RUTH CRUGER WAS VICTIM OF A "RI FE.vi" crH 17" r'7 S i- "3 -- - . f-2 -4 ar?Vw i J '5 JV f? I m 4 - av 4: mVi tHr;i - j it ft X I I a --- It I l-eeu established that Kuth Cruirer. Ibe New York High achool girl tthe lower left picture" f.oiuil nm lered lu (be vllr of Alfredo Cocchl after U-iiu misrng tour ukuuUs. was tbe victim of a "ripper." She had taken tbe kate sbowu sU've aud found with tlie body to Cocchl's shop foe repair and ilixaph ami t'wrbl Is now la Italr. Mrs. HuniUtoa, a wuuaa lawyer, skis pWturwd shove, was the moans of diacovtrtiig the body.
