Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, March 19, 1909, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text. ! I uT,t Tin cMTCppopih' MMU1E? v mm - m v mm v t mm v v. m a a a a inTuimnic 4k riTEENTM YIAR INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 19. 1909 NUMBER 2 LAND AiitNft tdKKlNii ARE V FOR PUBLICITY (nilillt! ftuciimi. Kotitio f I.) I.- Hull, a ii.li.or-f'"! ..-,-ount .et for b.arlng Thursday. Vi.rtl 0 Ml 10 a. 111. Klai -f H' ""' -final an-otini BlroviMi. uii - voucher, for final dlHirli.iinon i dlai'harKl BUSINESS MEN Of INDEPEN DENCE BECOME ACTIVE Many Bualnaaa Inatltutlona and CUI ..n.ofth. Cy Ar. Only Waiting for Chanc. to PIdB Monthly Sub erlptlon for Publicity Work. An enthusiastic meeting of lu" cltUen. of Independence wa. held lu tha opera house Monday night, und.r tha auspice, of th. Independence Com jnerrUI Club. The purpoae of the .i. .... in raise funda for adver- tiling Independence The meeting waa i AlA lift! largely attended, cut ai .j ....Mm in the public on nave " . . ., .....nt aome of. the loading cltlxen. were not present the matter of pledging funda waa postponed to be taken in the near future by the Commercial Club. That Independence -m.,l funda for publicity will r. -k,-i purpose, there la not me doubt Tom Richardson, manager of th Portland Commercial Club, waa prea ant and mad. a stirring addreaa which la expected will arouae enthusl Mm that will assist materially In the work of promoting the undertaking. A call for a meeting of the coramer clal club la expecwd to be made when earnest publicity work will be undertaken. Tradaa Eaatern Oregon Ranch. Clyde Hill baa traded hla Eaatern Oregon atock ranch for farming land In Polk county. The deal waa cloaed at Salem Saturday. Mr. Hill cornea . i f valuable tract of land aouth of Independence through this trade. - -, Honor Approaching Marriage . iuuiii alncr party Klven to Mlu Clura Bentl-y Saturday afternoon. In honor or h r appro.." . ... i ib marriage. The Joyoua o-i.u v - plH.'e at ho home of U naimm w. thta city .MIm Hnbo !ainn and Miss Ilertha ItobluHoii of Monmouiu re ceiving. The rooma were beautifully decorated in ferna. Cam-, were In dulged In during the afternoon In wUUh M Is. Nola Owen cameo ... ..... .n Mm I.. Smith the eon- eolation prlie. Many beautiful present. were made to MIh. jn-meiy. a oua luncheon waa served. Thou preaent were :Medamc. J. E. Hub bard.. J. 8. 8mh. i'. "",'' M. Atklna. Claud Bklnnvr. Mlaacanoia Owen, Jessie MalllHon. Kthrl Whit ...l... n..i.. nutler. Ilertlo Itentley. v,m.' iimwii Thoae attending from a. .n..k Mi'HdamoH h. ll- TO ORGANIZE WILt MEET IN INDEPENDENCE TONICHT TO ORGANIZE Polk County Real Eitate Man'a Aa aoclatlon Will Begin Active Cam paign of Publicity Great Future In Store for Organization. in ! oHlaln men of Polk rounty nil - hi in IndeDendence tonight for the purpoae of taking atepa for the organization of a Folk uoumj a. .nu ilnn Much cnthualaiim la ex- preaaed among the realty dealers for . l K.AnnuA ironnlvutlnn and It la UO yiwjJ"wcu v. . n . - - the general belief that all real eaatte n,mm .in fnm Into the association. The meeting which will take place here tonight will be for prenminr..-. The work or araiung coub.-uuu n mA tka un the adjourned hil las UUio vw r meeting at Dallas a fortnight later to perfect permanent organization. The real estate men will banquet together on the completion ot me orgi In the proposed realty association dealera are firm In the belief that great good will come to Polk coumy through the united efforts of land agenta. A dosen or fifteen firms will be represented at the meeting. Tha Book Shower rr-i, - v,i, .uxor at the oner a houKS on Wednesday evening was in every way a success. The nan naa okku JnraaH ond urn a filled with an enthusiastic audience. A fine pro gram was given, every numuer w Lu1.. ...lit nf nliriA nrecede Def Monmouth ?L"u?Z L in,n manent organisation. On the comple- iioaner, j. 1i p a. , ,hl. work t ,8 the plan at ana Misses du" ... and Ruby Fream. R.moval of Warta n n..n nf apetato of lead dls- .i in a nnart nf water and this ap- yiiwi " plied to the growth will remove warta m,i ui sqiMoaS snllunj Jaq.o pu animals. Be careful that too mum does not reach the tender skin arount the wart. GOOD SCHOOL LAWS PASSED , (iaui ra o ' - ' Ik-... .hiu oninvpd. Mrs. Geo. Glrlinger The followln-Ja a synopsis of he highly InstrucUve changea made In the school laws by gucce8g of the Dallas free Mia last legisiaiure. iihrr whlrh has been open tnree an Every district In the state must suggestions maintain at least six months of school nroceed with the each year. A county court oi i organlzatlon nere. The ladies feel .n,.ni. must levy a tax for school pur- oprttnelv fortunate In poses that will produce an Bnl0"nl havlng Mrg. Glrllnger's experience to which will aggregate at ie. gulde them in their future work. enrh child of school age. If a director 8 L, Jones, who announced share of this sum does not amount to ogram gave a brlef taik stating $300 (six months at ?50 per mouLU'- tnat the city council had passed a then the county court must levy reBOjutUm appropriating $100 towards curtallwl. avi'MIn ail unn- nr, .,.. public inoinys ahouin i- wisely iri)t. nd but not hoarded. Favors army and navy auiiiii.-nu strong to maintain p.ace am i serve Monroe du.Ulne. Army should be large enough to form nucleus for fighting corpa sufficient to d. f-n.l the country from lavaders. Country must ol.a. rve tr. aiy run' of foreigners. AnU foreign as"-." discouraged. Oovtrnmeiit should set tle all auch Questions by proper leg islation, Inoffensive to other countries. Congress should psss a postal rav ings bank bill. Panama canal policies or Kooseveu will be continued. Race prejudice may be eliminated bv a fifteenth amendment to the con- atltutlon of the United States mak ing educational qualiflcatlona necea sary to obtain the electoral franchise. Our new line spring ahlrt wajau are In and ready for your Inspection. Fabric and designs are far ahead of anything yet shown In Independence. Conkey, Walker t Lehman. ontvarathev worth hearing but tbey are worth seeing, Grant's Lyceum Trio at the opera nouse Mans o A manv Br A taklna- advantage of the offer of the magaaine Human I A I Lifefrea with a year's suoscrii.uuu In advance to the Enterprise. It Is a aplendld magaslne. Call and get a sample copy while they last. o DeWltt's Little Early Risers are small pills, easy, gentle and certain, and are sold by the Williams Drug Co. DISTRESS FROM UPSET STOMACH r .ported Missing t.i- Matthews, of Indepen VI . U""5 m k arranited last January to UUIlVO, tt saw , , ' -..h. nffiee at 229 First open , . . . . mtafltns: street In this city, i iov".- - and B. F. Philips, who has charge of the office, has been trying to locate him since that time but Is unable to get any trace of him. Mr. Philips has . j.np'i father enmmunlcatea wivn mo uv.. - VuVw tuat ... o.i!, ri.v also the then the county court must levy upon .nnronriatlne $100 towards who resioe. iu - h district a special - w Independence National oiu'k, .ue iuy. w - the support or me iiuiai. - he has a deposit, but they know notU wx largo enough to produce the d rrer- experience ,n the or ue utto ' . . .... j . ,.i,i,m that siK'h sDectal tax . . XT . nv.Pnrv. levy does not exceed a'S-mlll tax. II Rey Launers cherry remarks were the district's share of thecounty school enjoyed Tne ,adle9 have 125 books fund and the amount raised by a 5-mlU & result of thfl bQok Bhower be- tn Hops not amount to $JfU, men iui- Krintlnna tn several mae- county court must transfer from the M towards the D00k general county fund .to the special f opgra hQuge and electric fund of such district an amount that donated, the only expense will equal the difference. was the post card invitations and The apportionment to eacn ui"-- postage amounting to $5.24. Fruit Is made $100 Instead of $50 before the punch and waer8 were served by nor ranlta distribution is maae. vnnnp- ladles and a social time was Another change provides that a enJoyed untll a ,ate hour county at a general election may vott uDon the question of creating a coun- tTnnon ont Tar cures cough ty high school fund. When such fund 8trengthens the lungs and has been created It Is placed under genu,ne 1q a the control of a county uigu -v--- package. P. M. Klrkland. board consisting of memuers oi County court, the county treasurer - Board, any general election may vote up- - thftt c thf rSTSSk Starr was In town the last of the oe nas a ucv"". , Ing of him. Matthews' relatives and Mr. Philips are much concerned as to his disappearance and fear that he has jnet with an accident or foul play. The last authentic news received from him twas January 31st. He was then at Kelso, Wash., on the road soliciting for his calendar house. Anyone know ing of Matthews whereabouts is asked to communicate with Mr. Philips at room 229 V4 First street. Journal. Mr. Matthews, who Is referred, to above, was In Independence this week. He says there Is no mystery connect ed with his actions. Returns to Polk County A. G. Baker, who has been stopping atYoncalla, Douglas county, for sev- , f, hB returned to Indepen- dence. Mr. Baker Is pleased to return to this country and find conditions so has done some HUH: II iuii. ,,. good work for Polk county by calling attention to the wonaemn OVm 4, . .v,ta atinn of the Willamette ties ui wn-wk valley. Mr. Baker praises the worK that the Enterprise Is doing in the way of publicity for Polk county and nf the paper has v.n..rh hnniA comollmentary com ments for the publisher much to his satisfaction. ' Matters of Probate pnh Brown, deceased authorized to sell certain nnirmnnl nrnnfirtv. Jlt;i ow'1"' f - -1- - wfrt t fHaI- "Eutrohe Smith ae- sua tatu v. - coatnto admitted to tirobate; UCttOCU v,, v. - fitort and aDProved; Melvln uunu r.rofin N. HuEh Smith and Thomas r t...h- .nnninteit aDDralsers J. XJUblCi CH' i' - Estate of Sarah Miller, deceased- oiQ nf rpal estate approved. UUUli UI1 Dv f Honrietta Robertson, an xuatwi-c - - Insane person annual report approv ed subject to final report. Estate of Wm. Llvermore, ueuC report of sale of real estate con firmed; ordered that executors ex ecute deed to purchaser. Estate of Filet Eugene Smith, deceased-inventory and appraisement filed and approved; administratrix au thorized to sell personal property at You'll Find Better Values This Season than Ever Before Men's Shirts Bhirting material of every kind cost, leas thl. y.ar than for many y.ar. past, and our shirt factory us! "lBher ' of fabric, to ..II at . certain price than ha. been po..lble bfor.. That, why tha ntlre line of ahlrt. thl. ....on .how. .uch an Improvement. Our tin. f SUMIMT 8HRIT8 I. now complete All who have looked at i Men's Clothing th. fit and flnlah and general make-up of the garment. The COLLEGE CHAP atyl. of Youngen's Suit, .eaves nothing to be de.,red by particular drea.ers. Boy's Clothing Require, great w.ae.l.t.ng and tear-re...t.ng qu.l.tie.. Th.f. th. kind w. carry and th. atyle ar. .trlctly correct Credit Stores Can't Match Our Prices school fund. Whensuchfund nai oee. M " "7, frifinda and relatives created it Is placed under tne coiuru. atD0inted secretary of a county high scnoo. " ' te Tax Board and wlU enter ing of members and the county ... . hig .flce at once. superintendent. friends here are well pleased County uperinSnuu. - . bss he hag ln hoWlng authority to maKe a v aveZZ ' ,wn .ood nositions. ment of the money to any o.bu. upon the request oi me uu.u Jotnra of such district. How can any person risk taking Also Ml.ery From Indlgeatlon Van Ishes Five Minute, i-aier vnr annr stomach or maybe A aac v vm w you call It Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Gas tritts or Catarrh of Stomacn; uaou m.ttor taka vnur stomach trouble uinvu waw f . right with you to your Pharmacist and ask him to open a 50-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin anaiet you eniu frftin Trianeule and see if within five minutes there Is left any trace of your stomach misery. tKa nrrort Tin.m Of VOUr iruuuio 10 Food Fermentation food souring; the Digestive organs become weaa, . ... Im 4- f traotrli? mice your iuuu w IB lUVtli. Ua 0"w ' - only half dlgetsed and you will become affected with loss of appetite, pressure and fullness after eating, vomiting nausea, heartburn, griping in d. tenderness ln the pit of stomach, bad taste ln mouth, constipation, pain In limbs, sleeplessness, belching of gas, biliousness, sick headache, nervous symptons. If your appetite Is fickle, and noth ing tempts you, or you belch gas or if you feel bloated after eating, or your food lies like a lump of lead on your stomach, you can make up your mind that at the bottom of all this there is but one cause fermentation oi um- Prove to yourself, alter your neAi that vnnr stomach Is as good as any;' that there Is nothing really wrong. Stop this rermenmuuu begin eating what you want without nt Hidpnmfort. or misery. iUl VI. . . .. 11 w. Almost instant relief is wamuB iu. vnu It Is merely a matter or. now soon you take a little uiapeyam. BARNES' CASH STO RE E. T. BARNES, PROPRIETOR SALEM. t ORECON ... -t h Hnn unless the acres. t9s. rB w, J600. eggs are dirtyT March or April eggs Volney H Hanchett e ux to .c. . eggs are u"w. to,iH in acres, t 9 S. r 8 w, l- will keeD better wan o w. Si. The sooner they are put Into Dallle D Winters to Herman Wm- after taelne laid the better tera lanQ in 1 8 s, r 8 w, i. xi in feon If nPCPKSarV 10 Keep TT o nntpritT tney wn vi" - them for a few days Deiore uC1..6 i ctors of such district. "ow can nuy i.B ----- - ciors oi ... . . v, nk romedv when t,SeCr:rSes Shmayn wo; sTo'nTy and Tar 'costs ihem no ties and soror tie s which may hereafter exist in any of the puDi ftnd cures the most schools of the state, inciuau B - colds. why ex. schools, are declared uniawiui. I""" . Tour healeh? insist r,i, n 1 1 onnn nr nv lii five members, called the Board ot and Tar P. J. HrttoJ Higher Curricula. The members snan . reform8 serve without pay. exceptmg traveling Wl 1 j uppor Ro w ... . Rnrspvplt policies. of departments shall not oe au - p,", regulation of the corpora in the -JSS tlonslnhe matter of issuance of ex of Oregon. It shall be the duty or m0rteages. come effective at the beginning of the assure school year following sucn '- " " J, nuestion one of The outside doors and other exits most Importance that the country must -ii hi.lidincs shall be so solve. . . .. ti outward. u' Fnnft Mav Be Preserved iWv -aa- hfi preserved for several months by different methods. If put up right ln the spring they may be kept till the following fall or winter. rri .tn r,nt ha aa ennn. noweira.w 1UCV Will UWW ' O ' x. J IV.l 11.1 frosh laTH aetets. A memoa mai. preserve the original quality of the eggs for an indefinite periuu u 1 n 1 .1 ai O-Q yet been discoverea. uy cum oiy6-. in laree Quantities during the spring season when prices ay e Iaw hilt U'hpn It Is desired to preserve a small puantlty lor aouic uc the cold storage memoa is iwi i- tia Vila Purina RtnrAtTfi. there are two ntise. Vopnlno- eeea that give good results. They are the lime meth od and the water glass method. If the work be properly done, either water glass or lime will keep the eggs in fairly good condition. tt, ,1,1 fnn Ktnra.ee should De fresh and clean. Washing the eggs t !. M11Q II TV served they should be kept ln a cool. dry place. . m umo itiRthod. Disolve a pound of lime in five gallons of water. The water should De previuuo.jr sterlliae It, and then cooled. Stir thoroughly, and let settle. Then pour off the clear liquid into a wooaeu -1 i - ,.k vm with eegs to earmern jar w ." - within an Inch of top of : liquid. This will allow for evaporation. uC tn eet lower SnOUld not UH a.i"- . . , than top of eggs. When the vessel 1 filled with eggs cove. i. " muslin or factory clothe, over which spread a paste of Hme to exclude air The water glass meuum. glass (sodium silicate) may be pur chased at the drug stores Use .the liquid form and the commercial grade ln the following proportions. glass one part; water, eight parts. Use earthern jars or wooden tubs or barrels that are perfectly clean, and store In clean place, ,"fr The material used will cost about a cent per dozen of eggs stored. - Either of these metnoas w tne pores - . . boiled the shell will crack. Puncturing the shell with the point oi a will prevent this. m R Montgomery to Ester Mont gomery, land ln 1 8 s, r 6 w, $1. H S Montgomery to Edith Mont gomery, land In t 8 s, r 6w, $1. James Boydston et ux to R M and William Ewing, 110 acres, t 7 s. r 5 w, $11,350. ; John J Long et ux to Katie Holmes lots In West Salem, $450. United States to E J Keynoms, acres, t 8 s, r 7 w, patent. C A Gray et ux to w v vriSut, acres, t8s, r4w, $341.55. T o.,ro a Shaw and hd to A J Bar- ham, 160 acres, t 8 s, r 6 w, $4000. For sale Team of horses, weight about 1200 each. Well broke, to single and double driving. For information apply to Joe Laundree or phone 50x. WlU attend to renting of, residence ln Independence free of charge where i. iiarMi with me for sale. 5 per 1 tAUIV aa nro in clean place. w.m h chareed for other pr- Water glass shoulc I not cost more , & 4U-OU perty. agent. Call For Sealed Bids r.n ta liwshv elven that the County Court of Polk county. Oregon, ... ! ma tnr nuarrvlng, crusn- Will recei "iuu - - - Ing and delivering rock on the county road, the county to iurnn -j ..,-har- Timff on hand and toois anu wu the successful bidder to give good an sufficient bond as requires uy Court. Bids must be maae iy th 11 a haul, speclfica- yaru, iiei ii""'"- - , tlons to be on file on and after March 18. Bids to be closed at 10 o ewea . m., March 23, 1909. Court reserves r-ntor-t anv and all bids. "e " E. M. SMITH Clerk of County Court Real Estate Transfers J E Beezley to C C Poling 8-nd Guy F Phelps, 25 acres, t 8 s. r 6 w. $500 Martha J Smith to J O Smith, 29 NOTICE The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Otter Rock Improve ment Company, will he neia at office of the Secretary, in Indepen dence, Oregon, on Saturday, the 20th day of April, 1909, at the hour of 10 o'clock ln the forenoon, for the pur pose of electing the officers of said company, and for such other business mnv nronerly come before tne meeting. 42 6 B. f. Jones, Secretary To Prevent Lamb Colic After losing lambs for a number of years from colic, says a hreeder, and not being able to find any cause by careful examination of the entrails I ,..aa the trouble was caused by the lamb getting too much milk as It Is always the largest and fattest that die. So I removed a flock at once to the poorest pasturage possible and the trouble ceased at once. I also found by experience that If the flock is kept on the newly sown fields the lambs are not so apt to be affceted. 5 t ? ,