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Ii-m and the' Independence won
played at Monmouth Saturday even
Inir The Indenendence team was d
foated 13 to It.
1th lineup was:
Independence Monuiout
Pomeroy K. F. QulHscnberry. Mgr.
Williams. Mk-r. L. K. Bowman. Capt
HuiIit rant. C. White
Newton. K. Q. Young ,uJ f tne County Court of the
Kirk L. O. McCarthy - Oregon for tho County of
In a hard fought battle Saturday
afternoon the Independence footbal
team held the Oregon Agrlcultura
College class team to a close score.
In saying class team the writer
means all the subs and two jegular
players on the college team.
The locals entered the contest with
tho understanding that they were
playing the Corvallts Commercial
Club but the line-up tells a different
story. ' '
The field , wag tn a bad condition
as there were pools of water all over
the field, making the play very slow.
First Period
Corvallis lined up for the klckoff
at '3: 45. ,P. Williams, receiving the
ball on Corvallis ten-yard line, was
unable to make much progress owing
to the slippery condition of the field.
The ball was downed on the twenty-five-yard
Hue where the locals tried
the line bucking game but this prov
ing a failure they resorted to punting
makinir in all forty-five yards. As th
visiting team was stage struck at the
heeinnine. the local team was allowed I Mon makM it. own boxes and
to recover the ball , after three punts crate3 The net profit 'saved on these
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ball to the so-called commercial ciuo irom suu to uw per year, inaproui
only to recover it again aner men im muru w mc iumiv-.o v..
fniinro tn hranir thrnueh the line. Wll
liams did some great punting for the
visitors, once for fifty-five yards
aealn for forty-five yards.
Pomeroy tried for a place-kick from
I-1 to the Droduce each brings for sale.
When will farmers everywhere learn
that only by combining their efforts
and uniting their Interests; can they
secure best results 7 'mere is no more
important work for the grange to do
Corvallis twenty-yard line but failed, financial side than to promul
Corvallis again gaining possession, of , t ,d q( bearty co-operation
among Its members Dotn in Duyiug
the ball and punting it within one
yard of the locals' goal line when the
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whistle blew, leaving ii.buuiwm m
the first quarter.
Second Period
The second quarter was nearly the
same as the first, being a punting
game from start to finish.
Williams for the O. A. C. got
.goal from the twenty-yard line a few
minutes before the ending of the
quarter, giving Corvallis; a shade the
better of the game.
Third Period
Corvallis again kicked off to Inde
pendence, Newton receiving the ball
on the twenty-yard line and carrying
it for fifteen yards only to be downed
by the visitors. McHenry did some
eood punting at this stage of the
game, making in ' all fifty yards to
the good.
The visitors succeeded in making
thirty-five yards on a forward pass,
but was held for downs, Indepen
dence getting the ball. Here the ex
citement ended as Independence wa
unable to make much headway.
Fourth Period
The ball was put Into play on Cor
vallis fifteen-yard line with them in
possession of the ball. They were un
able to make yardage, losing the ball
to the locals on the fifteen-yard line.
If this period had been five minutes
longer Independence would have
scored as the whistle ended the game
with the ball seven yards from the
visitors' goal. The final score was
3 to 0 O. A. C.
Taking in consideration that the
visiting team has had about two
months" training under an expert
coach and has played six or .seven
games the Independence team con
siders ' itself lucky to come out as
well as it did. '
The line-un follows:
O A. C. Class Team In-dependence
Referee, Craven; umpire, Mix.
SUCCESSFUL CO-OPERATION
An Empl Showing What Farmer
Can Do by Pulling Togothor.
In Mlcblirnn. Minnesota. Wlwonul
and other central westera state the
co-ope ration Idea baa strong bold on
the farmer In many sections. It has
worked out Into practical and success
ful results through th granges and
farmers' clubs. Uer la one Illustra
tion: there are scores and score of
other. The Fruit G rowers' assorts.
tlon of Sparta, Wla, waa Incorporated
In 1890 with a capital stock of f 0.000.
divided Into 8,000 share of VI eacn
Id 1008 thhj assoclatlss 41d over $S0.
000 worth of business. Some days
it shipped as many as 4.000 case
of strawberries. During the shipping
season the association keeps a repre
sentative tn South Dakota and also one
In Minneapolis and St Paul. Through
the efforts of these men they are able
to watch the markets and ship just
enough berries to take care of the ae
giiind, thus avoiding overstocking the
marketT "anil "bringing down prices.
The cost of running the business has
not exceeded 4 per cent and sometlmss
has been as low as 2 per cent Last
year the association paid a 7 per cent
dividend on capital stock. Ten per
cent of all money received from sales
Is held by the association until the end
of the year, when the books are closed
and tie balance due each seller Is paid
to him. '
In addition to selling fruit the asso-
nnrl selllnc. Illustrations like the
above should set grangers to thinking.
A KANSAS TOWN.
Owned by Farmer Who Are Working
Together For Mutual Interest.
The town of Upland, in Dickinson
county, Kan., affords an Interesting ex
ample of co-operative 'work. Three
mutual companies In flourishing condi
tion have their headquarters In Up
land, which Is not a large place. They
are an insurance organization, a tele
phone compuny and a mercantile cor
poration. At a meeting of farmers
twenty-five years ago It was agreed
that whenever a fire occurred au as
sessment should be levied to make
good the damage. The company then
organized bus now 3.500 uiemterb
officer, and that amount has never
been raised. This Is paid only when
the officer works.
These farmers built a creamery. U:t
er It was concluded that It would e
a good idea to , bring farm produce
along with the milk to run a store. A
co-operative organization with a capi
tal of $25,000 was formed. a.ud the
store has been so prollta-Ule that the
stock is .quoted at $150 for a hundred
dollar share. It Is called the Golden
Uule company, and It owns a grain ele
vator. The telephone company serves
over 4,000 persons, most of them farm
ers. It Is purely mutual, with no capi
tal stock. No fixed rental Is charged.
each owner of a telephone paying
Btrumeut. conuectlon and dues. After
th the cost Is about $5 a year.
What has been accomplished by
these Kansas farmers illustrates what
might be done in other localities in the
ww:.w r. ..t,..r '.tit tho iiatinl mMrilfV
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men's profit anuHkeepIng down ex- j
. i i -i i
censes ror tne consumer. n wumu i
stop part of the cry about high prices.
In th County Court of tha tut of
Oregon, for th County of Polk.
In the Matter of th Etat of Han
nah Karnes, deceased.
To Catherln Crawford ""d U. W.
Galbreath d to any hi'lr un
known, urwtlnt:
In the nam of th Stat of Oregon,
you ar hereby Ud nd rtsjulrtnl to
appear In th County tourt or lh
Stat of Oregon, for th County of
Polk at th Court Ituom thTr. at
Dulla In th County of Polk on the
F.tsblith4 lolMt
Fmrntshtd Jtoom$
Tlxluni lint
Opn Day and Night
White House Restaurant
Wm. Moulkr mm, rrttir
lo.t anl Moet I'ojiuUr Eti" Mao WllUniHt ValU-y.
,1152 Hut Kt. , Ml.-m. Vs..u
o'clock In the afternoon of that day
then and there to show cause, If any
you have, why th prayer of the ad
ministrator anklng that an order
should bo mado authorizing u
directing hliu to soil iM 4 In Work
2 In Hall' Addition to Independence,
Oregon. In said County of Polk should
not bo granted.
WITNESS: The Hon. Kd F. Coad
Polk, with the Seal of said Court f
fixed, this 7th day of Doeembor, A. D.
1910.
ATTEST: K. M. Smith. Clerk.
28-32 By F. A. TONER, Deputy.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
Notice 1 hereby given to whom It
may concern, that the undersigned
executor" of the estate of Nancy J.
Drouse, deceased, has filed his fi
nal account as such executor wiin
the county court of Polk county, Ore
eon, and the same has been by said
court set for hearing on Saturday,
Jan. 7. 1911, at the hour of 1 o'clock
n. m. of said day. at which time
any and all persons having objections
to said final account, If any there be,
are notified to appear and present e
nm. (a (Hid county court ai uie
couutv court room In Dallas. PolK
county, Oregon, for adjust nieut.
Doted this 4th day of December
1910.
H. WILSON.
Executor of the estate of Nancy
J. Prouse, deceased.
Sibley & Eakln, Attys. J8-3J
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
The Arcade Cigar Store
F. A. WILLIAMS
CH1AKS, TOHACCDCANDIKSSOFT DUlNKS
, AND CONFKCTIOXKKY
C STREET. INDEPENDENCE,
OREGON
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed ad
mlnlstrator of the estate of Wealthy
Mitchell, deceased, by the County
Court of the state of Oregon for Polk
County, and has qualified as such.
All neraona having claims against
the said estate are hereby notified
to present the same duly verified, to
eether with the proper vouchers
therefor, to the undersigned adminis
trator at his residence in the City oi
Independence, in said county ana
state, within six months from the
date of this notice.
Dated and first published Novem
ber 25, 1910.
J. S. BOHANwUIN,
Administrator of the estate of
Wealthy Mitchell, decease
a. r . awoye, auuhicj, ,
26-30
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
Henry Flicklnger, deceased, has
filed his final account and suppie
mntAry final account thereto, ln th
county court of the State of Oregon, Y
for Polk County, and that Saturday,
December 17, 1910, at 10 a. m. there
at the court room of said court,
the city' of Dallas, Oregon, has
been appointed by said court as the
time and place for the hearing or od-
orcanizeu uus uow o.ow uicwucip. ...
irL u .n.rrn.1 it was decided Jections to said final account and th
that $2 a duy -was enough to pa.v tiny settlement tnereor.
Dated and first published Novem
ber 18, 1910.
ALFRED FLICKINGER,
Administrator of the estate of Hen
ry Flicklnger, deceased.
B. F. Swope,- Attorney. 25-29
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ,'
Vm and Organ
from tb cboapt to th
bt (old on InataUnxMiU
and rented.
Geo. C. WIU
SALEM,' OREGON
Swing machines
Oanalna ndl. 0(1
new parti for afl win
machine. Sewing machine
rented.
Geo. C. Wilt
8ALEM, OREGON
EDUOX. TICTOa AND CO
LUMWA
Calking machines
A fuH stock of Record.
Geo. C Will
SALEM, OREGON
Dtcsl Sheet music
ftmm B4 Orssa Studio.
YloUa, Ovttan,
Kmktttni and banjo.
Geo. C Will
OXauON'
A new line of men's fancy golf
shirts, the latest patterns, at Conkey,
Walker & Lehman's.
Efocceed when everything etse fells.
In Dervoas provtratloa and fetne
weaknesses tboy t tb oprrnn
remedy, as thousand have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it b th best mediclu. ever Sold
ove a druggist's coonter.
J. 8. SMITH,
LIVE STOCK AUCTIONEER
Farm sale a specialty, satisfaction
guaranteed. Independent phone.
AIR LIE, OREGON
' L. L. HEWITT, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office In Cooper building, room 2
and 3. Office hours, 8 a. m. to 12 m.
ac4 1 to 6 (i. m. Calls answered night
and day.
In the matter of the estate of Han
nah Eames, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed by
the County Court -of the State of Or
egon for the County of Polk, Admin
istrator of the estate of Hannah
a proportionate share of the expense Eames, deceased.
of operation and maintenance. Each All persona having claims againsc
farmer must buy outright a long dls- said estate are nereoy noimeu uu
tauce telephone. The first year's ex- required to present the same to said
pense is about $35, which includes in- Administrator at his office at Inde
pendence, Oregon, duly verified as by
la
the
required, within six months from
date of this notice.
Dated this 18th day of November,
D., WIG.
- B. WILSON,
Administrator of tha estate of Han-
jnak Eames, deceased. 25-29
W. R. ALLIN, D. D. 8.
DENTIST
Both phones. Cooyer Bldg.
Independence,. Oregon.
LAURA PRICE. M. D.
Monmouth, Oregon
Specialty Diseases of Women
Boll Telephone Main 193
V
B. F. 8WOPE
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTAR
PUBLIC
Will practice In all courts of the
State. Probate matters and collec
tlone given prompt attention.
Office, Cooper Bldg.
Independence v Oregon
mWFA
HAVE YOU HERDT (Hard)
bout the big "drive" that's going on
down at this meat market. No!
That's really too bad.
THIS 8HOP IS "DRIVING" TO GET
YOUR TRADE.
We really deserve it, because w take
uch pains to serve you and others
with choicest of meat at lowest of
prices. Try us and you'll be con
vinced. ORDER GIVEN US
RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION
v GEO. F. HECK
INDEPENDENCE. OREGON
Bell phone 163 Home phone 410
THE ELDRIDGE
C. E. VanAllw, Prop. '
Large sunny rooms, en suite or ln
fle. Electric lights, bath and piano,
European Plan
248 N. Commercial at, Salem, or.
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PAID
FOR FARM PRODUCE
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BUTLER
PRODUCE CO.
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