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INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE. INDEPENDENCE. OREGON, JUNE 17. 1(10.
CIOHT PACE
1NDE PEN DKiXOK UNTK U V It I S K
CHARLES EDWARD HICKi
J-.eJ-v-J at Independence, Ore.. p. ml office a aecondrlaa matter.
Subicrlptlon, il.50 Par Year
A SLIM AUDIENCE
A patron of the Enterprise cnllil
at our of tiro one day lust week In
aearch of a reent copy of the Ore
gon Journal. llt hij com bo J the
town over for a copy and came here
is a final resort only to add to Ills
disappointment. It seems thai Iiroiti-i Tho UUkreatl pleule was decided
t Jackson ha swelled all out of it success by those who atteudod from
Khape since he dropped the manage- hero.
he urged that Independence bo I lino
ly In iho consideration of thla matter.
It U hoped that Independence will
not be tardy In taking action.
for May of at year, allowing the
arowlnjf Importance of thla tunrki't.
Particularly la a big gain shown In
ItoKa, which la gratifying lo the trade.
A total of CIJ cara of livestock of all
kind i-anie to the stock yard during
May of thla year. The Incrvano In
ho(sa received waa over TlMtO hea
'The O. It. A N. ha decided to place
In commission a rvxulnr atock train
service, operating twice a week from
Huntington to rortlHiul and way
point. Thla will bcjtln June 21 and
will be a greater convenience to the
atock raler.
MONMOUTH NEWS
moot of a dinky little paper up coun
try to edit an evening paper lit Port
land. Country leaner are beneatji
til notice now.
Thla search for a copy of the Or
egon Journal reminds us of the story
of the meet 1 iiR of two outfits of coun
try barnstormers which chanced lo
meet at a cross roads w hen ti e man
ager of one of the troupes pa ised to
inquire: "By the way, did you think
to announce my coming engagement
where you played lust night, a you
promised?" "Well, no, I did not. I
fully Intended to, however, but the
fellow got up and walked out before
I was given the chance."
A TIMELY PROTECTION
K. Y. Mulkey has gone to St. Taut,
Minnesota, for medical aid.
.Mr. and Mrs. I'aul ltaker of Walla
Walla are visiting the latter'a par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mcllcynolds.
Joe Bogtusky of Salem was here
on business Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorcn Waller and
daughter are visiting friends here this
week.
Mrs. R. H. Fisher and son of Port
land, who have been visiting Mr
Haley, went to Sulem Saturday to vis
it relatives there.
The welcome rain waa greatly en
joyed Snturday, notwithstanding con
slderable hay Jiag been cut and the
picnickers got a little damp.
Everybody and his relation and the
baby wn to the picnic at Rickreall
Sunday afternoon.
The unveiling of tho H. D. Whlt-
The city council has under serious
consideration the drafting of an ordin
ance prohibiting dogs running at nian monument Sunday, June 5, was
large in the city. The demand for .witnessed by a large number. The
this ordinance is the outgrowth of nu- ,otal lodge of Woodmen of the World,
merous reports of hydrophobia report- of which he was a member, conduct
ed In various parts of the northwest. l the ceremonies.
Inasmuch as many cases are being tolas Ruth Wood was wed to Nel
reported at this early season of the n Emory at the homo of the bride's
summer It is deemed advisatle to Parents Wednesday; June' 8.
take Dromnt action to safeiuard the' There Is a series of lectures be-
Prohlbltlon Party Names Ticket.
PORTLAND. The ruminating cmn
inlttoe of the Piohlti'ilon Slate I'on
ventlon, which met In this city Fri
day, named the lolloping ticket lot
state offices:
For Governor A. E. Kuon. ol
Union.
For Secretary of State N, A. PavlK
of Milton.
For State Treasurer Leslie Ilutler,
of Hood River.
For Congre, Second District
George B. Piatt, of Portland.
The platfor nils the most Interest
ing feature of the convention, for It
covers a wide range, Cognizance Is
taken of the recent convention of
retail liquor dealers who hava deter
mined on a higher standard of aa-ijan. 7, 1903. .W. J. Ferguson .
loons, but the Prohibition platform I June 4, 1903. .A. Robertaon
contends that the better tba saloon, I By order of the County Court of
the more pernicious. Polk County, Oregon.
Farmers and
Hop Growers
For your insurance
why not patronize
Chas. E. Hicks
OKI I, in ami Mutual Cuiiuiiie
and the convention will be of wide
people of Independence before the 'nS conducted at the Christian church interest to stockmen. In connection
Portland to Get Woolgrowers
Portland will get the 47th annual
convention of the National Wool
Growers' Association, the dates for
which have Just been fixed for Janu
ary :,, 6 and 7, 1911. On those dates
there will be thousands of delegates
here from the wool growing states
Witnesa my hand and aeal of aald
Court affixed thla 1st day of June,
1910.
E. M. SMITH.
2-5 County Clerk.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, V. 8.
1.33 amlnatlon and Inspection at the In-
10.00, dependence office of the Spalding
Lumber Co., In the city of Indepen
dence, Polk county, Oregon, and are
hereby referred to and made a part
of thla notice. A certified check fur
ten per cent of the amaunt of the
sealed bid must accompany each of
said bids to be forfeited as fixed and
liqiildaed damages In the event auch
bid shall be accepted and aald bidder
shall fall to enter Into a proper con
tract and provide a suitable bond for
the faithful performance of aald work.
The board of aald 'school district re-
warm days of midsummer are hre. week, the last of whicn will be
On Dr. Butler's recent trip into Cali- delivered Friday evening. The speak
fornla tie observed hat many of the er Is Mrs.. Jean Morris Ellis, a pay
towns of that state had enforced such chologlst.
ordinances as a protection against Mrs. H. W. Lucas and daughters
ogs afflicted with that disease and returned from a pleasant visit to Cor-
vallls during the college exercises.
j Miss Lillie Springer, formerly of
this place, and F. Marion Phelps of
, Portland were married at the home.
' of the bride's parents in Salem Sat
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
A BunlneM Directory of Mrh Cltr,
Tow unit Village in Orrsun and
Wahinzton. aivln a Dm-i-lntl
Kkrtch of each plarr. Loral Ion,
Miipi.inir Farilitlrs and a lul
fifd IMrertory of each BualneM
and Profession.
R. L. POI.K CO., Ine.
Seattle. Wash.
with the gathering' there will be a
big sheep show that is expected to
Land Office at Portland. Oregon.
June 4, 1910.
Notice- la hereby given that William serves the right to reject any aud all
F. Biimly, ol Independence, Oregon, blda.
draw many exhibit, from the farms W,ho' " Mn. U "0?e , Tnnlno''
, . . , , st-ad duplication No. 13291, Serial, 1-3 C. BORROl'GHS,
,L?ZS 1 eP.,. aL8er! Ty No.01072. for Lot 2. Section 14. Town-, Clerk of School District No. 6:
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice la hereby given that the
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, aa thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine ever sold
over a druggist's counter.
urday evening, June 11. Their many
friends wish them Joy and happiness
through life. t ,.; : ' 4
The entertainment given by the
high'school Saturday evening was de
cidedly fine and was greatly enjoyed
by those In attendance.
Miss Grace Whltehouse, who has
taught in the public school of Mon
I mouth the past year, left Monday for
her home at Tillamook. She will re
turn next fall as she is one of the
teachers elected to teach next year
, So many from here attended the
rose fair In Portland that we will not
begin to name them. AH report a
good time.
i : ;
A Market of Importance
I Livestock shipments to the Port
land markets for the month of May
are far ahead of the same statistics
nmrsrrTf Uv " .1 . it
tkKN ys TiX.l ill Ml
wsmmzmi res.- - r a mi ju k 1
mtmm
TELEPHONING TO TKE COUNTRY
(1
iiiiiitifii hiim(ii win nu iirfiiiafiir ncm '
" " filtln U .ifh Inr!,r J VfCu ivmnm
from other parts of the country. Pre- T V' 7" " " , V .
, . . . , ctte Jfcr'd.'an, has flleu notice of In-
Hminary plans are now being made . .,
for the gathering, various committees , , .. , , , .....
Ki m a , x, t0 K,bliHh claim to tho land above
ucouiucu, uciui c liiu vuuiii viera uiiuei aineu lias ueeu auiy uopuinieij
Of Polk County Oreenn nt luillnu ailmlnlaf raf rlv nf ihs niinlii nf llicli.il
Man Drops Slaty Feet and Lives. Oregon on the 12th day of July. 1910. Watson, deceased, by the- County
HOOD RIVER. A party of visitors Claimant names as witnesses; O. Court of the 8tat of Oregatt for PoU
at tno Devils Puncn Howl. on. the W; Wells, C. P. Wells, Richard II. County, and haa nuaLfledf as such.
East Fork of Hood Ylver, were horrl- McCarter and Walter ; Acocka, all of All persona having claims i against,
fled to see a man fall from the cliff I Independence, Oregon. 2-6 said estate are hereby uotifled to
60 feet above and plunge Into the icy
pool. The victim of the accident
proved to be Roy Blagg, a resident of
the valley, who, on coming to the
surface of the whirling water, by
CHAS. B. MERRICK, Register.
CALL FOR 8EALED BIDS
present the same duly verified, to-
gether with the proper vouchers
therefor, to the undersigned adminis
tratrix at her residence at Indepen-
Sealed bids will be received by the dence.ln said County and State, wlth-
heroic efforts managed to reach some school clerk of school district No. 63 ( in six months from date of this no-
stones above the falls, where he was at Independence, Polk county, Oregon tlce.
rescued by the spectators. "P to 1;30 o'clock p. m., on the 20th Dated and first published this 20th
day of June, 1910. for the erection of dav of May. 1910.
Eugene's Former Booster Quits U. S. a frame 8cho1 b,,lldln8 ln 8al MRS. A. M. THARP,
m iwt-i, nwvauitifi iu mo yiniiB auu bjipi ' AUluiuinu an ia VI Lilt? CBianj v
John H. Hartog, formerly manager hflcatlong thereof whlch gald Ian8 Rachei Watson, deceased.'
a iL . ry .. li t.i" i
oi me augene couimerciax ciuo. oia,and Bpeclflcatons can be seen for ex-, B. F. Swone. Attorney for. . 51-3
goouoye to uregon ana me uniieu
States, and with his two daughters
sails this week for Rotterdam to
again be associated with the firm of
Hartog & Fesel. This company was
established In 1783, was the first
large Importer of American packing
house products, and had the contract
with the German government to fur
nish the meats in the Franco-Prussian
war. Mr. Hartog came to America
as a lad of eighteen to be associated
with Armour & Company of Chicago,
THE CITY and the country are bound together by the
, telephone line.
The farmer and his family use the rural telephone con
stantly, calling up each other and the market town on all sorts
of matters and for all sorts of supplies and information.
City people also find the rural telephone of great advan
tage. A traveler from his room in the hotel talks with the
farm folk miles away. Without the telephone he could not
reach them.
The farmer himself may travel far and still talk home
over the Long Distance lines of the Bell system.
The Pacific Telephone and
Valley Weather Hard to Beat
Rev. Maynard R. Thompson made
a pleasant trip last week to Clark-
ston, Washington, where he preached
In the Christian church on Sunday
Mr. Thompson reports that he ran
Into a day of excessive heat and a
dust storm, and concluded -that Wil
lamette valley weather is hard to
beat in summer. Over there they are
hiring all the help they can get to
pick and patfk the large cherry crop.
CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS
Telegraph Co.
Every Bell Telephone is the Center
of the system.
Notice is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of the County Court,
sitting as a board of County Commis
sioners, made and entered of record
on the 1st day of June, 1910, if the
following County Warrants, which
have been issued more than seven
years prior to the first day of July,
1910, are not presented for payment
within 60 days from the first day of
July, 1910, they ana each of them
will be cancelled and payment there
of refused.
Said list, showing their respective
amounts, to whom Issued, and date
of issuance, is as follows:
Date issued ", To whom' Amount
Sep. 4, 1902:r;Henry Eades ....$ 2.40
Jan. 7, 1903.. I. M. Barr l.Oo!
THE BEST VALUES
ARE HERE
Without .
Exception
IF YOU ARE FASTIDIOUS IN YOUR TASTE AND AL80 ECON
OMICALLY INCLINED YOU CAN ALWAYS BE PLEASED HERE.
There Is Economy
IN PURCHASING MEN'S CLOTHING HERE NOW. WE HAVE
THE SMARTEST 8TYLES, THE BEST TAILORING AND THE
MOST POPULAR FABRICS AT PRICES THAT SPELL ECONOMY.
COME AND BE CONVINCED THAT
We Save You Money
STOCKTON
SALEM'S LEADING DEPARTMENT 8TORE