INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRIS
ESTABLISHED IN 1873.
INDEPENDENCE, Ok
. FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1910.
NUMBER 8
REPUBLICANS
NAME TICKET
EASTERN OREGON GETS CANDI
DATE FOR GOVERNOR.
SUGGESTION OF CANDIDATES
FOR REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
IN OREGON DECLARED STRONG
EST EVER NAMED IN STATE.
I nioTDirT Aft.
t SEMBLY NOMINEES
"THE ERA OF
SCIENCE"
CON!
l.r Mr. liwiiitdulo r"iictd iho'
- 1
grower to t wko extra aru of a f'w
(rem. lo llm end that H' Vlltii..M.
valley inUlit '"" rl""l 'hlb
111. Ml Mpph'tt to b"tu Chicago and Nw
York. Il IiihIhUuI Hint ihl would
briiiR bunim-M lo tlin grower In the
way of 1' for tholr fruit. On-soii
AKrlriiliurlHt.
Pioneer Family Reunion
Ilrl(lK'lort, Oregon, July IK.. Oue
.1... I..-....-. I.t..f IiiIhw rf.iWMtf IfillH Atld
family reunion, ever held In tt.U com-, LAST DAY OF ALBANY CHAUTAU
munlty was Klven at the homo of Mf,
Maria Smith, Sunday, July 17. in n-
SrSFSBANK ACCEPTS
SEWER
BONDS
I - .......... w r n All C V
KERNELS OF Tnwuoni rnum
GOVERNOR'S ADDRESS.
W.
QUA ASSEMBLY MARKED BY A
LARGE ATTENDANCE TO HEAR
EX-GOVERNOR FOLK.
,' Tint aura it Ik
'In tlio affair of
i . . .i
I open violation oi iw. jin-oiu i"'-
blem I, who U al tbti bottom of tl. I
llonem blood U royal blood. Man
hood U Iho only patent to nobility.!
The key to a republic1 decay;
trantliiir of mx-c lat prlv Uegeii, amasB- ""
lug of awolleu fortune,, from the mational PUR-
neflt of ai-edal pr All.--., pra.-tlc.-a ,
of vie.- through evil Influence or
wealth, and lastly, decay from tliO:
vice and Immorality of a republic. j
The aecurlty of a republic rests
not unon Its wealth but on the hon-j
eaty, character and morality cf lt
The closing day of the chautauo.ua
CHASES BONDS.
Stat
Governor. Jay Uowerman
rcturv of Slate. V.
llellHOll. .
State Treatiiirer. Ralph W.
lloyt.
Attorney-Oneral, J. N. Hurt.
Ruperlntendelit of Public In-
it ruction, L. K. Alderman.
1 State Printer, V. J. Clarke.
j JuHtlcea Supreme Court, P. A. I
Moore. Ceo. II. Ilurnett, for six-
t year terms, and Thou. A. Mc-
T nrldo and Wallace McCamant I
t for four-year term. J
State Labor Commissioner, O. J
I P. Huff.
State Engineer, John H. Lew-
f ia.
4 Slate Hallroad Commissioner
T at large, Prank J. Miller.
J District
X KepreBentatlvea In Congress.
W. C. Hawley and V. K. Ellis.
VVnler Commissioners. P. K.
Oettlns and Geo. K. Cochrane.
Joint Senator, C. L. Mawlcy.
Joint IlcprcMeutative, Henry
Nice.
f'lrciilt Judires. I. H. Van
W inkle and Percy K. Kelly.
Acting-Governor Uowerman of east
ern Oregon was named for the head
Of the ticket, on firm ballot at the
assembly which convened In Portland
today; Uenson was named for bee
retary of Slate; Ralph W. lloyt of
Portland for Treasurer; L. K. Alder
man of Eugene for Superintendent
of Public Instruction; Win. J. Clarke
of Gorvals for Stale Printer; J. N.
Hart of Haker City for Attorney-General;
and W. C. Hawley and W. R.
Ellis are each named tfor candidates
to succeed themselves in Congress.
The ticket as named Is expected
to give more universal satisfaction
than any other that could have been
named by the republicans and Is one
of strength from top to bottom.
The most of the ticket as selected
was chosen on first ballot, the most
t.renuoua fight oeeurtng In the choice
of candidate for attorney-general. The
most Intense rivalry was manifested
in the nrellminary skirmishes preeecl
ing the assembly, but all gave way
for the sake of harmony to me
trnnimr candidates. It took the as
sembly only the time required to cast
airnlnut It
1 anu peopio were pieaum w imu v
. .. .. , fled if there Is no open fight against
the address of Ex-Governor Folk ofI,ea u" re "
nor ..f her birthday, she having reach
ed her 80th milcmone on that date.
Tho occasion was a pleasant sur
prise to Mrs. Smlth.gotten up by her
relatives and friends. Fifty-three per-
. ..... , ....... ., ,1... riinlrtir tuhle
sons giMnereu muuuu i"
at noon, which was set on the long at Albany.marKca me mgKesi nun.u-
cbhI port h of her homo anu iuh.-.i BIU 0 uf ilQ 8easou. f uny inreo uion-
wlth the best the country produces. ptfOpj0 w,,ro present to listen to
Mrs. Smith wag born In Missouri) .,,, k-,,ii, ,,f
. . in iiilft anil
"u r':;.ded on th. donation '.and Missouri, whose subject was -The
,... .here she now lives since 1819 Hra of Conscience. -
She has been married three time, and The Albany Chau.auu.ua Assemo.yj
U he mother of el.h. . h.ldren and U one of the few like ass ations j
has wenty-seve,, grand-chlblren and which has proved a success from the
wen tr iine grea Urand children. t beginning. The success of the under
No person in this part of the state taking was due to the splendid aur
Ih better known or more universally actions which were prov ded by the
beloved than Aunt Maria Smith. She u1anaeu.ent. The assembly has pro-
wa Ttl ."; y p;v; -7 1110 WeM of
and the good wishes of all pr
- V Mir ' 'most enjoyed attractions of the chau-
. o-rr. tauciua seaBon at Albany, was the
E. D. RESSLER RE-ELECTED He ,8 ftu or.
piplc.
th but on the honeMy, charac ter and
morality of Its peopio. '
A republic Is safe which Is founded
on charity and equal rights.
Let us bo patriots rather than par
tisans and Americans above all..
It Is not enough to be against
wrongdoing, we should be fighters
The grafter Is well satis
hi in.
CITIZENS ARE MUCH PLEASED
THAT SEWER SYSTEM IS NOW
ASSURED ADDED IMPETUS IS
GIVEN BUILDING PROJECTS.
" . . atrir nf ftlmnle language but of power
Information has been received prosecutions of the
the re-eieciioii oi i ',,, ,
Matters In Probate
Estain nf Arthur B. Williams et al
minors Inventory and appraisement
filed and aproed.
Kstate of Elizabeth FishDacK, oe-
coased bond filed aid approved; let
ters Issued; H. Mack, A. J. Ship
ley and James GoJdman appointed
appraisers.
t.-....,. r rmnkiin A Link, de-
ceased Inventory and
filed and anuroved.
Estate of Fred C. Raymond, de
ceasedfinal discharge entered.
Estate of M. A. Syron, deceased
The council met Wednesday even
ing for the purpose of opening bids
for the sale of six per cent bonds
which had been advertised to be op
ened on that date. Several bidders
were in the market for the bonds, but
they were promptly awarded to the
Independence National Uank of this
city.
On completion of the business of
the session they adjourned to meet
Friday night with the city engineer
to discu.ss particulars concerning the
sewering of the town.
An ordinance was passed to order
improvement of Fifth street from G
street to the high school grounds,
i Bills amounting to $136 were audit-
. . : . .. . ..11.,,.-.. .
ed ana oraerea pa'a, as iuuu-o.
appraisement Fre(J 0berson $10.00
Frank Bush -oV
Homer Mills 7 D0
Independence Enterprise .. .. 13.0(1
W. J. Ewing SO-0
The meeting was adjourned to next
Wednesday night.
Aav August 10.
, . O
Guardianship of Mary U uoueiien,
et al, minors Martha Deaktns ap
pointed guardian; bond of 1300 filed
and approved.
Estate of Henry B. Steffy, deceased
fical account set for hearing Aug
ust 20 at 10 a. m.
Estate of Mary Emmeline Rnower,
groat association anu - Bu ,f I)r(,vouslv. made him at
ncss affairs. There is a tumi oi CQU
more than 300.. " toatLJ Republican pa,
in hlt!h. iiHS Boruritit'H, the income ,Qttn,ia r ihp
of which supports the numerous in- ty anu
vesications Into educational quesuou. FoUowmg are &wm of the kernei8
rorrS. as direct, of thought of the address of Ex- Gov
V. f ..'T.tsrS TMss an a.e of revolution rather
nis . . . K, than one of reforms. L.im.nukrtor filed
ing this year. me It ,8 easler to secure men for ser-," ; 0rchard de.
National urauona. ,ce of country , times of war than wi fUed; Peter
r:rz ?:Tnerdrrpaat u - - r the c ok ap,ointed executor: bond mA
Mill H III I 1111 -v. - w .
thirteen years. Observer. ig a alll8t the
Will Club With Journal. . , ; ivate citl.
kj V I ? lC i-
Annual Camp Meeting in Session.
The annual camp meeting of the
Evangelical Church Is being held in
' Quinaby Park, on the line of Oregon
Electric railroad, seven miles north or
Salem. The meeting began yesterday
and will continue until July 31. The
camp grounds are In this large and
beautiful park where there is the best
i HoonmiHo to many calls from sul ; ifn noiiinc- than that of
scrlbers In and around Independence ,JioUUng offU.e
the Enterprise has arranged to club , gg con(. of the citizenship of the
with the Oregon Journal during 3910. I country win be found to be honest.
Following are rates: ;only wnere there is not some selfish
Daily and Sunday Oregon Journal i motlve enticing them to dishonesty.
,ith Rnterorlse Negative honesty is next to pom-
Dally Oregon Journal with En- Uve dishonesty.
terprlse 0 I Men who sign peuuons et..
Sunday Oregon Journal with En- that their naraes will not be made
terprlse 3"25 public operate in league with lavv-
Seml-Weekly Oregon Journal with breakers. Failing to act least their
Enterprise ' bulsness will suiter is a mam ui
in a bulsness man which at once puts
u.r- him in the class with the principals
Fine Berr es Grown Her,e lu "
r'"e in unrighteousness.
The finest black berries are grown faithle88 in a portion
In theWillaraette valley. Peter Kurre trusted with the whole.
has some of them on his farm west provlng. of guiit Gf principals
of Independence. There are no bettei eagy bu(. the convlncing
grown anywhere. A twig from a vine the securlng of convic-
1 .1 In tn this office last ' . . . tn l,nnssihle.
, . wtta uaiiwcu ... - tionn nv courts is uc&i w
bly only the time required to caatl on u ten lions oy
ballot to decide us c""-e,1- I luscloll8. berrles. in fact, there were " aQ awakening of
. . . Ut- this . ,
two different twigs oiouB..l consclence which are signs or morai
office and each had ten of those big regeneratlon
black berries on it. This is intended Jg the school
to show something of the prolific na- through whlch the boya are passing
tore which fruit will yield here in rnrtnntB ln the nolice courts to
U. ,.ollo "
the heart of the wiuaiuei.lc country ln ner prisons.
Fstate of Mary hmmeiine ttuu-". ,
yiu iu cu u' v i..
ma'ntained a" boarding house in con
nection with the meeting and it is un
derstood that rates will be very rea
sonable. The church of Independence;
extends a cordial invitation to mem
bers of Po!k county to attend the
meeting.
at S3000
Matters in Probate.
Estate of Andrew J. Newman, de
ceasedvouchers filed and final dis
charge entered.
Estate of Jennie Shark, deceased
final account approved and adminis
trator discharged.
EVtata nf Martha J. Brown, deceas
edpetition to sell real estate at pub-
R0AD REPAIRER ENJOINED.
Physician Who Tried to Improve High
way Served With Injunction.
. -i lioan nppnteil
ed petition to sen rcoi eii.o i widespread luieiwi u..o
11c sale granted; additional bond fixed Ju gao(l ro.m circea in the case of Dr.
at $5000. Donald McCaskey of Witmer, Pa., who
Estate of Elizabeth Fishback, de- has been restraiued from making fur-
0.'!irrtpnian A. Fishback ap
L,caocw '
pointed administrator; bond fixed at
$2200.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
lt
governor, so strong was the follow
Ing of Mr. Bowerman.
APPLE GROWERS MEET
The Willamette Valley Apple Grow
ers held their meeting in Salem dur
ing the cherry fair. .Among the prom
inent growers present were M. O.
Lownsdale, L. T. Reynolds, H. C. At
well, G. P. Beebe and many others.
The session was enlivened by an ad
ety,
Calvary Presbyterian Church
Regular services at Calvary Presby
terian church next- Sunday, uoui
morning and evening. A cordial wel
come to all.
United Evangelical Church
There will be no services in the
Evangelical church Sunday, July 24,
as the pastor will be away.
Baptist Church
Sunday school 10 a. m B. Y. P. U.
7-15 p m., preaching services; at 11
a.' m. and 8 p. m. Tuesday evening
Bible study at the home of S. Muhle-man-
Wednesday evening prayer
meeting 8 p. m. Everyone is given
a cordial invitation to all these ser
vices. Methodist Church
Regular services will be held at the
MethodisU.church next Sunday: Sun
day school at 10 a. m. followed by
nrpuchimr at 11: Epworth League at
1 7 p. m. and preaching at 8.
rwrnntlnn generally is the outgrow
County Commissioners' Court. th of the granting of special prl-
Potitinn nf T B Masters and others vilegs.
for e t blishmlf of a county road to The gambler Cairns that : tb ,e go,
1 r .. t,v m0H- ommont q not a free, institution be
be known as tne ! -itowed to pursue his
dress by Congressman W. C. Hawley, titlon read second time ana b-uu - - -
who told of some of his experiences Warehou8e bond of Perrydale Mill- nefarious calling. Jh Ba
wno l0lal t. ,nf,npncesl tn thn Rlim 0f $6000 rum dealer, the Sabbath lawbreaker,
in counieici.uig , ing
brought to bear to pass the oDnox.ous , approved. . t tn man who
Lafean bill. Hon. H. C. Atwell, preal-j Appointment of T. A. Dunn as de- No law looks good to
uieu ui". , ai' x nmvori wants to break it.
dent of tne siaie nu.u. ---- puly cuuu t ,,.,,.,,,,
gave a snon w.n. tM I
RET IN LINE FOR PROMOTION.
i, verv ree,7.t who enlists In the battle of publicity for Independence ou .
j. uei on tue nuns ' . u vnnr fortif cation is your ue'
. iu. ,iiin hoard of dl- or i hBlnine to mobilize our forces in defence oi pr J; - - oiamitv will t
hv AieciiuK io ia v.,...o .o - . c.., iir. nt nnm net it ion ana mra
rectors to serve three, two and one,! your ammunition is its puhl city " " m ' fortifieations. EnHst today. Get X
year, respectively: M. O. wiwuu.
L. T. Reynolds, W. K.
Holt.
apple show. Prof. C. I. Lewis a!o
made an Interesting address. laK,
goclety compieteu men
"two and one t ammunition Is Us publicity columns. Submisslo " W Get In line?
?: ' I WI-w your generous broadsides of grape an ve'one. Dismiss your uncertainty.
, Newen, j. yj- t tor promotion, xour i"""'"""" ......... . .
' ' .. t Dm. T , , . I l,it..li'Ml..r..T. i t i tt
A. E. Standisn, u. h! Mil I IttTf'rvT'' tTTTTTT ttttt
ther improvements to the Witmer road,
a much traveled thoroughfare of East
Lampeter township.
The physician, after falling to get the
rond supervisors of bis local township
to fix a daiifrerous and unkept half
mile of vellow clay roadway, in des
perotiou'and at his own expense be
gan to make repairs to the road him
self. The doctor built King road drags:
and hired horses from fanners tbrough
ha nniimiuuitv who would rent
them, and. not being able to Induce
anybodv to repair the road for him,
the phvsiciau drove the team and rode
the drag himself. Occasionally a small
boy was taken along to stand on the
drag for ballast.
After fifteen hours of streunous la
bor distributed over a period of six"
to eight weeks after each rain the neg
lected byroad was transformed into a
substantial highway. All that was:
used was the simple wooden instru
ment termed the split log drag, which
can be made by any farmer out of a
log or a few boards.
The physician's efforts worked such
a transformai '-n in the minds of the
Incredulous inimbitants of his com
munity that the road drag met with
popular favor, aud the road officials
began to be critically censured for
their alleged indisposition to fulfill the
duties of their official office.
They promptly secured an injunction
restraining the physician from doing
any more work of the kind, alleging
that be had done this work "to the
Injury of the road at times and to the
inconvenience of the traveling public."
The case Is still before the courts.
Mrs. Dr. Staata of Airlie was ia
Independence Wednesday.
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