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INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE. INDEPENDENCE. OREGON, AUGUST . 1910-
GARDENS AND
NATURE STUDY
j AMI Aait mblylU Heard From
j A. W. jfferty u lundldiilu for tlm
hoiiiliutllou for riiiiKri-omiiwn nMiuted
at Tim Imllca on Wcdiiemlny litfct. ll
firt thought of iihlnK II"' Optra aiu
but ffiuliiK ii auiall gathering took
t tin. kin-ot - when Im waa for a
wlill.. taken for an Itinerant ine.llilii
vendor. Il apoko In opposition to
mo a. ,00, Kr , Aa.on.My r.ndl.1.1-
popular In comu.uiilt .... , ,.,.,, , bla .,. .11(1,,,o
lb. roun.ry. A ,-I.K for It. dew-hm- ( (ift Mm
u. a permanent par. of the rur- .,,.,,,, ,,,... -Condon
rlcuiuiii of mliool. and edu. atloi.ul In- T("
KiHutloua for the reamm lint thu "
Mudy would produce 11 beneficial ef
fect ,,,.0,1 the pupils In their 'l.er Struck a Rich Mln.
work was iim.lt. recently l.y J. 11. H. V. H.-nd of Con I City. Ala., aaya
Front In nil B.liln N. before the iimhi- he airurk a perfect mine of health In
b.ra of the LUu FImkk VouiiK Club I'r, KliiK'a New Life I'IIIh for they
In Chicago. In Hi.) course of hU plea rur-d lilm of Llv.r and Kidney Trou
Mr. KroMt mild: ; ,,lu Mf,,'r Vl y""r. of suffering. They
'Kiivlronuienl U a potent factor In arc Ihe boat IHU on earth for Consti
thu development of good cltUcm.. In- putloo, .Malaria. Headache. liynp lMla,
flii.-iK hiK Ihe haracter. hablta and cd ( Debility. !'' at all dragglnm.
uratlon of tloj child and by provld-j '
tr.M s, hl.rub. and flow.ra for .111-, COYOTES HftVE RABIES
the liioat; "
.,. J I'.ltl'HIWI'.. Til plCHeCH O!
coyotea olTllctid with hydrophobia,
Mel oh Knake river. In Idaho, about
I'ltubiitg, ulniig Joseph creek, In
Wallowa .-oiinty, and In Axotln coun
ty, WiihhliiKtcn, Ii.ik ciiincd hoiiio ijii-c:i.ln-h.
11111011K the ra.'tli'iiH-n of this
county. A!on How creek, In thU
county, near It. confluence with Jo
m p'.i creek, James and Charles Ap
pllligton have killed a coyote suffering
with rabies. The animal ran Into the
kitchen of the ranchhouso after biting
two cow. and a ranch dog.
FINEST DORSE
OF NORTHWEST
bullliihuieul of the mhool
Imporlaiii .liicatlonal agency tho
clHd U aiipplled with new mid grow
Iiik Intercut which will help to broad
en tin Ideas of life mid make It richer
In hnpplnchK.
Our public school principals lire
putting forth pcridxlciit effort to dec
orate the acliool building, with flower
box.-. 11111I the achool grounds with
trees, ahrub. and flowers. 1 am aree
uhly BiuprlHed to find that this dealre
to have plant decoration, about the
achool Ix atronssly l:i el.l iie every-1
where throimhout the it.v. 11 hoiii.
no;.-, wh. ie the ground baa been
mailable the children have curried on,
KiirdoatiiK work under the dlreetlotn
ami eneoura. meiit of their teacher.
Engineer Goea Over River
K. Iiurlein ThoniMon, I'. S. annit
ant eiiiiinoer under Major J. F. Mc
Indoe. who ban chaiKe of department
Cleveland (O.) School, as an Example je0 , was In thin vicinity last week
"Mm all'iotiKli t' y '" 1 ,"'k,nK ovr w",,,r ""l,0 0,1 thc
um Hure we are asking .00 ......a of Willamette river, having come here
our grade lea h-rs when w- allow the at tl. requent. of C. (!. Skinner. The
t devcte .x.ra t'.me to the promotion assistant cancer made an examina
of thin work I hope, however, that Hon of the river and Will ask for im
... mi V.I...1 our achool mediate relief work of the war do-
... . tmrf moot. It ix exoected thai rock
bard will appreciate ine ne.e.., . ,, . ...
..,..,.,( 1 .....Kii.iiitl.. of this ill be blasted out at Hud. and Utir
work and follow the example wt by am and that a temporary win dam
..i.....i i,,.....,1 ,,f fleveand. will m m 'lf "uu U"'M"'
lilt! I'MI'tll di ii""i
.,,.. 1, ...lovH a number of teach- This work Is of temporary nature only
. 11 nnit u-ill Herve until the dredger can
ers who bave liaa piacucui u -.., - - - ,
as to hnlcnl tralnlnK In gardening. ' tit bere to work out the channel. Th
u,. ,ivl.e ...id dre.ker Is below Salem and is work
i in 1 1 I) in J in iv - - -
lna her way up the river. 1 ne war
praciicai iiihi r.. -non " ' -
and the children of the varloua depa.tm.nt. Is doing everything pon
srhoola and making drawings for the to ktrp the river open to l.avl-
oriianientatlon of grounds and plan nation.
the arrangement for the children's (
sal-dens. Why cannot wo have anch SIDNEY NEWS
teiohers here?
"Tho achool garden furnlahe. many V. I). Looney of Jefferson Is carry
an Interesting concrete subject, for lug mail on route 2 for Ed Jones,
written composition, mathematical ("'ev'e l'vl8 "d one of the Skelton
pomputation.biisiness exercise, lessons i of Linn county were In this vicinity
In physical geography or exercise of j i- rmay.
It I. not aeiier.lly known that I'olk
county ha. the be.t bred llelglan
liorn on tho I'aclflc 10a. I. Kinh I.
b. ld lo be the I ruth by Ir. James
Wlihycomb of Oregon Agrl ultiiral
College. The statu own. two fine
mare, at tho agricultural college at
C'orvallt., of the Helglan Meed, of
which tho doctor Is very proud and
ho baa looked the west over to find
tho best Helglan home to which to
br I them. They are Just being re-
turned to Corvalll. after a couple of
weeks' stay at Oak drove and were
much admired by Independence peo
pl while they were here. They weigh
lV.Hi and 210(1 pounds respectively
Ono is a red roan and the other Is a
bluo roan, liotli are splendid aped
mens of draft animals.
The f.110 stallion mentioned above
Is a chestnut roan and weigh, a ton.
Tho horse Is owned br tbe Dallas Bel
glan Horse Co. and was Imported by
A. C. Ituby & Co. last March.
The Beat Hour of Life j
Is when you do some great deed or
discover some wonderful fact. This
hour came to J. R. I'ltt, of Rocky Mt.,
N. C, when ho was suffering
Intensely, as- he says, "from the
worst cold 1 ever bad. I then
proved to my great satlsfartlon
what a wonderful Cold and Cough
euro Or. King's New discovery Is.
For, afler taking one bottle, I was
entlrley cured. You can't say any
thing too good of a medicine like
that." Its the surest and best remedy
for diseased lungs, Hemorrhages. La
Orlppe, Asthma, liny Fever any
Throat or Lung Trouble.. 50c. J1.00.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by All
Druggists.
Farmers and
Hop Growers
For your insurance
why not patronize
Chas. E. Hicks
Old Line and Mutual Companies
Mike CoeU Meet. Accident
the river when the accident occurred.
Mike was brought over to the hotel
Mike (ioetz met with a painful accl where he was attended by an Indepen
dent last Tuesday when a load of hay dence physician and bo well did his
tipped over with him, bruising him up Injuries respond to treatment that ho
considerably. He was coming down was able to be out on the streets the
to the ferry from the other side of following day.
free hand sketching or mechanical
drawing. If brought Into proper rela-
Mlss Lillian Ntcolsou recently went
to M'H City where she has a position
Hon with the other subjects In the; as cashier in one or tne scores 01 uie
school curriculum It becomes an aid Curtis Lumber Company.
in teaching these subjects. liy concern-j Mrs. Geo. Patterson has typhoid fe-
atlng the attention of the pupils It.ver. This Is the fourth member of the
lessons the time necessary for aonulr-j one family that has had the disease
Ing knowledge of them and thus re-! this summer.
iKb In no further crowding of thej Mrs. Grenz and family have gone to
courses of study. jtne mountains for a two weeks' va-
"Experlence has shown that devot-( cation,
ing four or five hours a week or even! Threshing began In this vicinity the
two hours a day to the study of man- first of the week,
ual training or domestic art enables Mr. Nicolson, who was brought
the pupils to accomplish more in the home from the hospital a few days
remaining time then they formeraly ago, Is improving very slowly.
accomplished in the whole time spent; ;
in school. The same is most certainly The Oregon Fire Relief Association,
true of nature study and gardening McMinnville, Oregon. Chas. Gregory,
properly conducted." Agent, Dallas, Oregon. . 43tf
THE GREAT COW REMEDY , "
Save. $6 a month on each cow. Good for driving-horses as well.
For sale by " ' ' : ' '
F. E. SHAFER '
SALEM, OREGON .
Manufacturer of Harness, Saddles, Whips, : ' Robes,; Blank&ts, ,
- Horse Boots and all . Turf Goods. . ' ';
Acid Retards Timothy.
WALLOWA. A. W. Simpson, who
is employed in claesitying lands In the
national forests for the government,
with a view of determin!ng the acldlty
of the soil find the proper grasses to
fow for producing the best crop of
forage, has returned from Washing
ton. ' Kxtenslve experiments were
made last year with bluegrass, tim
othy and redtop. The timothy and
bluegrass did well for a few weeks,
when the roots struck a stratum of
acid soil about two Inches in depth.
The roots curled up In a mass and
Lhe growth was re arded greatly un'.il
the latter part of August, when this
tiatum was penetrated and the roots
it rapidly downward, producing a
I growth In such plants as had sur-
id the season.
Life on Panama Canal
has had one frightful drawback mala
ria trouble that has brought suffering
and death to thousands. The germs
cause chills, fever and ague, bilious
ness, jaundice, lassitude, weakness
and general debility. But Electric
Bitters never fail to destroy them and
cure malaria troubles. "Three bot
tles completely cured me of a very
severe attack of malarla,"writes Wm.
A. Fretwell, of Lucama, N. C, "and
I'e had good health ever since."
Curo Stomach, Liver and Kidney
'roubls i. '.nd pi event Typhoid. 50c.
Guaranteed by All Dngslsts.
OFFICERS
H. HIRSCHBERG, PRESIDENT
A. NELSON, VICE-PRESIDENT
C. W. IRVINE, CASHIER
THE INDEPENDENCE
NATIONAL BANK
INCORPORATED 1889.
H,
Transacts a General Banking Business
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
DIRECTORS
HIRSCHBERG, A. NELSON, D. W. SEARS, B. F. SMITH AND
OTIS D. BUTLER
9ceket
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dun
ffiipewriter
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SALEM , OREGON.
BREAKFAST, LUNCH OR DINNER
at the Whitehouse Restaurant, 362
State street, Salem, Oregon, la al
ways a meal never to be forgotten,
for its genuine goodness will always
leave a most pleasant remembrance.
Good service, good food and pleasant'
surroundings do much to make life en
joyable, and these we guarantee.
WM. McGILCHRIST & SONS, Props.
. SALEM,. OREGON..
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a nice, clean, fragrant corn
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will Instantly relieve a bad burn, cut,
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That
pound
The Common Housefly
Is now the justly deserving object of a national cam
paign in the interest of the public health. Flies carry
filth and disease germs wherever they go. We are sin
cerely glad that we are able to co-operate effectively in
the fight against the housefly. Flies and ELECTRIC
FANS do not agree. Flies cannot alight in a breeze and
it is a simple thing to keep your kitchen, your living
room and the sleeping room of your child free from the
contamination of these insects. One electric fan In a
small household can usually be made to serve all three
purposes, besides freshening and cooling the air. The
new 8-inch household fan is both practical and inexpen
sive. Telephone NORTHWESTERN CORPORATION. The
real commercial spirit is to supply the needs of the pub
lic as perfectly as possible, and we make a business of
satisfying our customers. Electricity is expensive only
to people who are wasteful. To you, who are naturally
careful, it does not come high. Use Tungsten lamps
and have an abundance of light.
Northwestern Corporation
E. W. KEARNS, Local Manager.