Independence enterprise., December 31, 1909, Image 8

tIGHT PACES
INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE. INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. DICEMBEW 1, 1900
IBIS FROM THE
I tHTufly approaching one of iht e
I merest eonteits between labor and
fpHa! in recent hutory. This does
i not necessarily mean that railroad
- men errteratly are expecting Wtf
I MriVrt in the labor world. It i
1 firmly believed by the railroad men
I that thia struggle will be begun by
I the railroad lalxu orgniiii",
DOINGS OF CONGRESS AND rapjjiy ,prcad to other linei of work
ITEMS OP INTEREST. j and may eventually reault in a com
. ' plftf readjustment of industrial con-
PRESENT WEEK IS QUIET, d'what will be the reM.H of the
.twwiiion assumed by the railroad
- l
t a niniTII
m MA "AP 1 1 A I
irt uimL unuinL
XnUraat Is Now Centered In Com
ing Messages From Preaident
Tslt.
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none can answer, out wic
and financial worlds are rife with
speculation regarding the outcome.
l h mA. it is eenerally believed,
the people at the ballotbox will have
..... . .' settle the question.
Washing ton-With no sessions of
ongres. and with Washington de- Cultivate Coal Lands.
Hided of many statesmen, the na- Chairman Mondell. of the house
tional capital is very dull this week, public lands comm.ttce has mtro-
It is not expected that there will be dced a bill providing for the entry
,ny legislation affecting postal sav-. cf a,,riculiural lauds reported con-
angs banks, the interstate commerce taining deposits of coal, reserving
la or the Sherman anti-trust act',0 the government the right to dis-
during the present session. All in- pose of the coal I.y sale or lease.
terest is now centered in coming ( Legislation of this nature has be-
messages from President Taft which ; fonie a necessity on account of the
will deal with the conservation of , UTae area of lands classified as coal
natural resources and amendments whir- have an agricultural or
to the anti-trust law. ! grazing value.
So far the president and the sen
ate leaders have failed to agree on, . MilJ .,;n t,t ca p,
a program. congress and meet the approval of
The insurgents will blossom foitli , ,.-., t. be in sight.
in all their glory in January. They Col1grfss,iin Humphrey, of Wash
are expected to make capital of the j in(.ton Rm, n,cmbf rs of the mer
bars which congress has thrown in , marjne committee of the house
visited President Taft and laid be
fore him a bill introduced at the
1 last se ssioii with amendments that
Ae. The amend-
RaUrotd Conflict Seems to Impend. , ed mft tne approval of the presi-
Taft Approves Subsidy Bill.
the way of public reliet measure., ,
and there will be some of the old.
time pyrotechnics shortly after con-
i.mh!ri on January 4. I
RTrsa b" " -
Rnm members of the Intersta
Commerce Commission and many
railroad officials believe they can see
CASH
PA I D
FCR FARM PRODUCE
BY THE-..-
BUTLER
PRODUCE CO.
Aent
Favor Local Dealers.
Secretary Ballinger has under
ay
nlan for reorganizing the system
of purchasing supplies for the In
dian service, whereby local mer
chants in the west will have oppor
tunity of bidding on these contracts,
a privilege they have enjoyed to only
a limited extent in times past. Mer
chants and dealers in the vicinit.
of Indian schools will have a reason
able opportunity of furnishing sup
plies to at least the local institutions.
Counterfeit $5 Silver Certificate.
Its back more deceptive than the
face, and with pen and ink lines
cleverly substituted for the silk fibre
Of genuine government paper, a
counterfeit five-dollar silver certifi
cate has been discovered. The new
fraud bears the Indian head and is
of the 1899 series with check letter
"D" and back plate No. 684.
SHORT SESSION
CIRCUIT COURT
The following casts were disposed
of In circuit court t PH he first,
of the week. Judge Uurnelt presiding:
Jeaalo O. Perclval va. Hubert M.
lYreival, divorce; Oscar llaytor for
plaintiff. Decree prayed for.
H. V. Gates v. Polk Couuty, ap
peal from Bard of Equalisation;
Oscar Hayter for plaintiff. Dismissed.
Thouiaa Bowman vs. Blanch How
uiau. divorce; N. L. Butler for
plaintiff. Decree as prayed for.
John Vernon vs. V. B. Officer, re
view: V. L, Toose. Jr.. for plaintiff.
Remanded to Justice Court for furth
er proceedings.
Petition for appointment of trustee
in w C Brown estate; umar uajin
for plaintiff; L. D. Brown for defend
ant. Demurrer confessed.
John R. Loy vs. Sylvester Bidders
et 1, partition; usear nayirr
plaintiff. Dismissed.
Ilaxel Bowers vs. Eluier w. noweis
divorce; W. L. Tooze, Jr.. for plain-
ttrr Continued.
Joule Wheeler va. Harland Wheeler,
suit; Oscar Hayter and U. u. mug
for defendant. Dismissed upon sllp-
ulatlon of parties.
Tilitham Hlnshaw vs. Ann A. Mil-
.k... Hiurr,- (War Hayter for
linn , .1 . . v - v , -
plaintiff; L. D. Brown for defeudaut
Decree as prayed for.
Government to Save Birds.
Asking the government to act as
guardian to all the birds that flocK
through the various states and ter
ritories, sportsmen. ornithologists
and agricultural authorities through
out the country have joined the Na
tmnil Association of Audubon So
cieties in urging congress to provide
federal protection for tne nations
ranidlv dving races of migratory
birds.
Harbor Bill Next.
There is talk among the wise ones
in Washington that the leaders in
congress will suppress the river and
harbor bill, and postpone its pass
age nntil the short session next year.
It is also heard in capitol corridors
that the president will veto any river
and harbor bill that is sent him.
PLANNING FOR BIG REVIVALS.
(Continued from first page)
DAVIS & FERGUSON
(Successors to Cummins & Davis)
" INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
We have one of the largest 1M- of Farm and City Property in the
county to choose from and if you want to buy or sell anything we
would be pleased to have you call and see ub.
Tom Cronise
PHOTOGRAPHER
Salem, Oregon
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There are two kinds of whiskey.
One is the other isn't.
from proper distillation and ageing That s what makes it
.'ftYl tcnt'T : mA rf a1rnint nriine mice and
bead oil. or. is simply, alcohol put in charred barrels, and
braThe Law 'aims at having the consumer get
a . 11
toY your dealer if it will
respond to a government laowaivi
... ' r t A n n n .
AsK ntm U ne guarauicca it. . ,
Then you wiU knowlvhat you are paying your money tor.
Kuv tne Drana you hwuvy, o'"""'r."" - , . . ,
rZ,ra NnWe-nure whiskey-all whtskey-old whiskey.
Kj a uJ a aaasasaaai
,uart bottle, of GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE
direct to you, all charges
paid to the nearest railroad express office.
$4.22
W. J: VAN SCHUYVER & CO.
EsUblisW 1664 105-107 Second Street. Portland. Oregon
CUT T THI LIHt UNO IL TO-DY
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Endd pl W$4.90 (or which " b' ep4,i four ""
GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE.
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MEN'vS GOODS
We have a full as
sortment of prac
tical presents for
men and boys.
Suits, Overcoats,
Housecoats, hats,
Ties and many
more suitable gift
it
1,,, 't'-'jn
ites ki
Michaels-Stern & Co.
ir.iktiiii. n. y
Salem Woolen Mill Store
SALEM, OREGON.
masse and enthusiastically gave him
the Chautauqua salute.
"Saturday night's and Sundays
meetings have been a grand blessed
climax to the whole successful series.
Strong men, for whom prayers had
long been offered and In whose be
half every effort seemed to have been
made, were jarred loose from their
old position and with new humility
confessed publicly their change of
heart."
The total number of converts were
308, of whom 74 united with the Bap
tist church the last night of the
meetings, while large numbers united
with other churches.
These few gleanings from an en
thusiastic account of nearly two col
umns on the front page of the liec
ord will suggest what may be
wrought here if our citizens are
ready to trust In God and pray and
work.
(Written for Independence Euter-
nH hv Rev. Maynard R. Thomp-
mr w J '
son).
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given by the un
fioraipneri administratrix of the estate
r Tampa T. McClaln, deceased, to in
creditors and all persons naving
claims against the said estate, to ex-
hihit them, with the necessary voucn
ers, within six months after the first
n,,wtition of this notice to me saiu
. . o..
administratrix at her residence l u
unit rountv. Oregon, tne same
being the place for the transaction
ika hnsfnpRR of said estate.
Marearet E. McClain, Administra-
tr-t-r
27-31
O, A'
Stung for 15 Vears
Eliminate Football Danger.
kt.w Vnrk. Dec. 29. The Inter
collegiate Athletic Association adopt
.A and submitted to the rules com
mittee a resolution calling for a
modification of the football playing
rules 'to reduce injuries to contest
ants to n minimim.
Stung for 15 Years
by Indigestion's pangs trying many
doctors and $200.00 worth of medicine
in vain, B. F. Ayscue, of Ingleside,
N C 'at last used Dr. King's New
Life Pills, and writes fhey whelly
cured him. They cure Constipation,
Biliousness. Sick Headache, Stomach,
Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles.
25c at all druggists.
A well equipped stock of sick room
necessities. Williams Drug Co. 29tf
MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO ALL
Is the Good Old
Time Wish
We know by years of experience that the festive season will bo the
merrier and prove a record holiday by taking up selously the suggestion
of some musical instrument as one of the
Most Desired and Appre
ciated Christmas Gifts
V. hav. lull ooimk'te "ne t lmtrumcat. and are makin a
laity of
Talking Machines and Records
In r.cora. . have tto M-tach aoubMUC rWdaotas t. v.r, Mt
from the music center, of the world.
Singer Sewing Machines
Don't forget we are exclusive agents for the world renowned Sanger Sew
tag Machines. We can offer them to you on the most approved terms.
Include us in your daily round of XMAS INSPECTION. We will give
you pleasure and satisfaction in every purchase you make.
saTem musictcompany
(Incorporated) SUCCESSOR TO L. F. SAVAGE.
247 Commercial St., Salem, Or.
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