PAGt IIGK7
EIGHT MGES
INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON. JULY t2, HlO.
MEET DEATH
BY ACCIDENT
Harold Grant. thirteen -year-old
boy residing about one mllo south
of Dallas, on the Dullns-Falls City
line, was killed Tuesday afternoon
by the accidental discharge of a
twiiity-two rlflti.
The boy had been suffering from j supposed lilm to be asleep.
rheumatism for a Ion ttm and had
been takou to Portland for treatment.
His lower limbs were paralysed so
that h was tumble to move about
excepting 111 a small invalid chair.
He was brought from Tort land Mon
day evening to the home of his grand
mother. Mrs. Morgan.
On Tuesday afternoon, he and his
brother Cecil, aged about sixteen, and
another boy who had come up from
Portland with him, went out into the
yard near the house and were play
ing with a rifle. The ewer nroiiier
ha.l succeeded 111 shooting; a skunk
POLK'S
s GAZETTEER
A ItiiMlnfts Dlwlttry of mi-h City.
Tom NittI lllujr in Orviftin nnd
UNhiiiKion. Kfiinjr a IM-ht.ihi
Nkrfch of PiH-h piiK', IxH-Mtiun,
hhitinir FHrlllllfw Mml a i 'IhmmU
fircl IHrrrtory of rrtth HuftlucMi
unU rruftlun.
K. L. 1M1 K CO., Inc.
Sent t If, Vuh.
I
ecftrBc
Hitters
and left In company with thu other
boy to go to the house oJf neigh
bor, who had promised to purchase
the skin from him. Tho Invalid was
left aloim with thu gun.
It Is supposed that ho hud laid It
down. lth tho tuuxle up. aglnit
the chair and after ard. In trying
to draw It toward hlm.had discharged
It. The gun was found resting against
the chair In that position later, when
tho other boys returned.
They noticed upon returning that
Harold was sitting motionless In his
chair with hla head bent forward, but
Finally.
autumn hlnir him. they ascertained
that he was dead, and at once raised
tho alarm.
A docl:r was summoned Immediate
ly, hi view of the fact that the hoy
liad been 111 for so long a time, and
as no uiaik wa visible In the hasty
examination that was made. It
at first supposed that death was due j
. f. , i. ... tit.
to heart lanure. i.m.-., .......
undertaker was examining the body,
he discovered the wound where the
bul'et bad entered the abdominal cav-
. .1. I.. .I'a
Ity, and tho trutii auoui me -death
became plain.
Tho mother was In Shaniko, Ore
gon, at tho time, but a message was
sent her at once and she hastened to
Dallas, arriving Wednesday night. His
father la in Canada and no word of
. . i it i lit
the tragedy couiu uo ocm
at th;ft time.
The funeral will be held this after
noon from Chapman's ehnpel, and the
body will be Interred In the Odd Fe'
Ijws' cemetery. unserver.
BUCKEYE
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In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
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it is the best medicine ever sold
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NOW iW TIME
ft. W. k. Witt, tntmm urn Muuan
rim trrmuiti m mtuw
of the year to bav
yonr tuth oak mnd
plate and briiltc
work done. For out.
Mown patron
finiiti plat inl
bridge work tn on
Kolir Crown $5.00
22kBridgTttth3.50
Gold Filling. 1.00
Efltmal Filling 1.00
Silver Filling! .53
Good Rubr An
flat?-: 5.00
But ;.ubbr
Plat.. 7.51!
Piinleit Eitr'lion .50
BEST METHODS
The Western Forestry and Conser
vation Association, which embraces
the states of Oregon. California.
Washington, Montana and Idaho. Is
carrying on a campaign to save the
forest from the usual fire losses that
occur each summer. This organiza
tion represents 13 minor associations.
Printed matter, fire warnings and cir
culars, are being sent out to timber
owners, millnien, fanners and others
directly concerned. In its literature
the Association states that half the
merchantable timber In the United
States is contained in the five states
in the Association, and that their pro
duction of lumber is one-fifth of the!
total in the country. j
I
The interdependence of Norm west,
cities, one upon the other, and the
good to be realized from the exchange
of courtesies is demonstrated every
little while. The latest evidence was
at thetime of the recent Salem Cher
ry Fair, when Portland boosters filled
a special train and made a neighbor
ly visit to the Capitol City, taking in
the Cherry Fair and making note of
the progress of Sa'em since they wer
there last. This jaunt did everybody
. i. . - .1 hn
INCORPORATED gOOd, DOUl tHOSe Wno WU.ll nuu
PainleSS DdltlstS 'Salem people as well. Albany will
falling Building, Third t Washington, PORTLAND, OREGON hav an appie far tni8 fall and Port
(inlc. Hou: A. 11. U t, M. Sundays, to 1
t. 1 Sold for 48 smBBMmV
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for the Truit XeTvM, pclfic Northwett u Sundi (
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Cats clean where no other"
will cut 11a exclusive patented ad
vantages possessed by no oiler. You
cannot afford to buy a mower until you
nave investigated the Adrianco.
On Exhibit and Sale at over 200 Agencies In the Pacific Northwest
Writ for etlo(, illustrstinir and siplainlng tb. nanmrons ImporUnl
drutni;s. You sn bars eoinplnts eonildeno Id rjrthing lit eiUlor
say. Wa jilislp. oar good nin. behind Try r.pr.enUtioii. Tli food
nam of It . wd ft Co. meant good deal to old-tins residents cf lb
Orfon country.
aoRiAiicri
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RAKES
BINDERS
REAPERS
tOMPtin liaci m
(ti turnitg I
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IMI-LEMKNTS VMIICLrS t'a-M-tlal.
Old-tMabluliwi
la:id will do everyth'nij; possible to, 1 its In Klikrcull
make that a success. In return. Port-, Horlha V Hull et al to Mary K
land receives tho support of tho Val
ley cities at its Hose Festival and
other times.
Your Fire Insurance
On account of tho great demand
for a uiuHiul fire Insurance company
here In Independence by the people
generally I have arranged to repre
sent the Farmers' Fire Relief Asso
ciation. Chas. E. Hicks.
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Real Estate Transfers
F B Gwin et ux to Anna Strain !
Vi-acre In Monmouth 1 1 000
W II Wa'ker et ux to Louisa
Basye, land for road 73
W L Fisher et ux to John War
ner, lots in Falls City 173
J Adams and hd to W R mark
blocks In Inde-
Slunsherry,
pendent
0 A Cornwall ot ux to A J Har-
liam t t ux, lots in Dallas ..
Kdward Richmond et ux to Mar-
123
t lut J Drow n, land I i DhI'iik.
Henry lie lie el ux to R A U r
inati, i'.i a r. s, t 6 s r H w,
T 1" Ilevens et ux to C K Wil
son, :iix acres l ID r w,
MuhkIc J K its and hd to Kiln
M ff.tt mid hd. lot In Dallas.
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COTTAGE HOTEL
CHARLES SAVAGE, LESSEE
Special Attention to Commercialand
College Organizations
Salem
160 Court street. Telephone 2u9 Main
Telephone and Messenger Service at Hotel
palnlMB Extraction Vtm whenplMM or bridm i work
fior-lered. ComultBtionlree. ioa ennot out better
MinleM work anywhere, no matter how - macfl jfou paj.
All work fully ituaranteed lot nfteen yearn.
Wise Dental Co.
Studebaker Wag
ons
IN TOUCH WITH FRIENDS and RELATIVES
li'.Lili, 1 HI (' 1 V a. IHl li Mr- ZTJltli 1 nil k H . i 'M
XC2- r A
AND CARRIAGES
GRANDMOTHER may not be as spry as she used
x. to be, but she is In close touch with her world for
all that.
The Telephone enables her to make as many calls as
she pleases, and in all sorts of weather.
Formal gatherings have their place, but it is the many
little intimate visits over the telephone that keep people
young and interested.
Grandmother's tele phone visits do not stop with her
own town. The Long Distance Service of the Bell Tele
phone takes her to other towns, and allows relatives and
friends to chat with her although hundreds of miles away.
The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph Co.
Every Bell Telephone Is the Center
of the system.
9
We have the celebrated
line . of Studebaker wag
ons and carnages again
this season. These rigs
are especially adapted to
the trade of the Pacific
coast and give more universal satisfaction than any
make of vehicle. They are stronger in every particu
lar than any
other ordina
ry vehicle. It
is the peer of
all farm wag
ons first in
the hearts of
the farmers. Modest in price, strongly recommended.
HAMA BROTHERS
1
HARDWARE DEALERS
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON