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INOEPKNDINC I NT I . INDIf tHOINCI.MiOON
EIGHT PAGl
When You Think
CM K. imm bl wt worn tw"f ,nrJ
.1.4 with wio! , o..rvl.
,J. at natural r h.ra .. no womaa who weuU
ul Uw!y I lrr Inn rcmmo period uf paio,
Tr. Fmwrt Prverlitlam
rM mkio pri " ' mtm
.'. ir fro if am tram pat:
it rfUritt, tuSUut IntUm.
mmtiun, sm4 urma l
mJtf weaHmm.
Sick woir.cn r J-tSnI ?r. ri.rca f.y ,
fr. All corr.!H.iurm atrvtfiy rv..i. an
Kl Aoctaioc, R. V. IVre. M. .. I'rr.iJcni, lt..(,.u, N. .
II vou want hook lk.t tr't. lt fSo.U -..n, J.... anJ ho '.'
them at hm.. J 21 C-c ".' to ! IW. IO rv cost .1 he
...V ...J he will M-nd you it if y h' thou.. pkf .1. -m. ltd
Oimaioa Scn Mrtlid Ai1kci r ..cd, LoUi-duta cU.lu.o in p., r ......
la hodom cloth-biiHW. 31 lump.
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Transacts a General Banking Business
Interest Paid cn Time Deposits
OIRECTC.TS
HIRSCHBERG, A. NCLSON, D. W. SEARS. D. F. SMITH AND
OTIS D. EUTLER
'in
CALIFORNIA
IS
th-. Place to visit. Oran-e -rows in full lloi.i,
tropical flowers, faM-m hotels, historic UJl .Man
sions, attractive, wat.-rinjr places, delijjlitful climntf,
making that favoiftl section the NutionV nmst pop
ular retreat. Yoii can fee it at itshest via tli
SHASTA ROUTE
and
Thr Rmd of a Thousand Wonders"
! Southern Pacific Company !
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Up-to-date trains, fint-cUu i every respect, unexcelled d.ning-car
senice, quick time and directconncctions to all point south.
Special Round Trip Fare of
$55.00
Porttaua to Eos Angeles and Return
,,...1 .,.;r,or l fJlr; from all other sections of the Xortl
west Liberal 8 rs in each direction and long limit. Interest
ing and attractive literature on the various resorts and attractions of
California can be bad on application to any S. P. or O. U. & V agent
or from
WILLIAM McMURRAY
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT, PORTLAND, OREGON
MAYOR'S AC110N
DISAPPROVED
RECALL MAY OE TRIS3 ON THS
MAYOR AT SAL CM
H a Clow to S4lm, FM CUjr
WekUrn Parmlt Cau. a,ma
OissAtifctiort.
HAI.KM, Urf. Willi ft"-ii'iui l
l.i f.- ..v nu lo ti-t r- all !
tn w II U i lr- uUt.'J if V"i t I-1
UIU. d tU P. tl: f.U.ulilM' ill f "
dy s um tvr the Ort',;i'u KU-iirlc;
wUh tli lUiiynrV v.'ta if Hi l"'i,
I'aiU C ty ; VV.'.-t rn' fi.t.1 fx-. I 'l
i lly from t!te -! kiIi.U'.-: "l f"r
CO.II -l.ll-Ml'.Otl t .M' t. l -! 'I 1
m r.-.w hi -ht, aa.l .'! in.' pr.. !...!
Or- ;.n Eh' ' vu- 1 n . Ii ' '
f.T ltU IH Hi till.- I'-f It"1 !""'
m Hi- s.uui' in-"i iu. tti- ' y k'''
ly tt.Uillill,- III- r Hill of A MU..lMl
tll.ll lias in i U' I ! f ' '
m.t'i'it t'l.tf hf in -y k-i,i t: - fi.-
I-.'I vl m- 1Y4 U til is-.i l. - '
nitii.-s litit llH lii.ttl- I. ' l,-'''-
in- t I' ibll' ly I'l ! ' '
Tl.i r an.-i!c- will I'l' '' !'!y ":
ii ri In ol'-w:iv i'-t rlv frul. 1 lln' '
pany's. ,r. s-nl l-i ;ittnf "liil'-''i
lil lin- iV.llaui-.i.' rli'T li'-ti "''I
lli'':if.' smith mil i-( ili- li 'l I-'
ptirt.'.l that oiii- f Hi" i1 ' f'ir
Or-ion l.l.Ttrir Is. a t ' ari.iMi i!ii
wesi half of til- ;'. "i"' .-iri-t-1
tnu ks at tlio t'ominen la) utrcet froaa
i:i. Mu h yalimhU' pr 'i-r y ui:i i r '
.-inly KiviTr.l l,,y Hi- c, lapany'H
narks iiuU tr-Mh work If f M- plan
pi-iiv. m in lie th- on- iivlop!-.! I')
'niiilaii y.
Tomorrow nlvht th ("on;" 11 ha
l.-r wilt he paikeil to the doors hr
thus), who aro lnt-r-M-il In wiitihing
what action wl!l h- tak-n towaril t In'
.Mayor's veto of tli? Salem. Kails City
& Western frauchlso. From what can
mow h palliered. It U pra-H-nPy a--sui-U
that the Coiuu'il w.ll pass over
the head of the KxecMlve.
y'ulte a f ling asalnst the fran
chise is oxi r sneil by those renli!i:u;
atom? I'nlon street, where It would al
low the road to operate, but all of
the residents on that street nro by
no Beans opposed, while the balance
of the city Is practically a unit In de
manding that the road be allowed to
enter the limits and follow the route
as mapped out along I'nlon street to
Capitol and th-nce northerly, with
probably an eventual route to Silver
ton'. Mayor Lai hmiind uUitui.e has met
with severe criticism from a itreat
4, I number ot people ana it is aouuum n
J the Council will fly In the face of this
criticism.
At the same time a number of well
known citizens have made the state-
ment that If Mr. Lachmund pursues
the same pollry with the Oregon elec
tric that he has with the Salera, Falls
City & Western, they will take steps
to circulate recall petitions and place
the matter up to a vote of the peo
ple of Salem to determine whether
the majority of citizens will sanction
such an action.
ALBANY WOMAN DIE! AT J
Mm, Kra Mln ra M-)r. U "
tu. 4! M.r, "KI "''
Al:iiy poatotf.ct., died rrllny iiUhi
I h-r l uuie In thl city f r a l."U
tlln.-x at the ae if y"
waa a iih iiiIji r of imii of Mm Id
vat and lt known pioneer fnui'l-.
tm im the daughter uf Mr am! Mra
'iVnv.r l. tlx. kl-iiutti. Mra. M it
(waa boru .ar Albany and had U'd
!n or ticttr that city all her Uf".
waa luarrU d S pt. tub. r . I''"!'.
la tirl'd by litT liiiHta d and fitthr
and niother, all of that d'y. and in
lirother Mti.l one aUier: V ri;ll HacWI.w
mnn, of linker, Ore., and Mra Mura
li.'ill.un, of Veiii ln'i", Vat.h.
urday lo prote.t aal .1 th r-.'lfl
B ates " Companr niakl" an annual
har i.f 5 P for aHhManl prly
;ia.a. I'.iMiiiiiH'' wer apij'it'd t
Interview liifinr ine:i of M"M
aa t. th a taai.l Ity of uUh. I .a
P..tr.y from th- I''" Vih
a,t ...inlilUlilna i . 'haiii.e ,i U'elr
uitil III that c IV
,-.l.:...i.id rale f .r fari'i-ra
waa rceiillv llr'-l fro-t '
to The meet inn held Saturday la
the Ittrd held within a mouth. "d
another haa be-ll ( all-1 l I"' hi Id
early In April At thla hi-.H'ik rep
reeelilaihea of vrry rural I lie III Ilia
aliit- will he ln.te.l In atteid
Kverybody Ih luvlt-J tn ac our
new aprng tinu Mr H. l. Wniiuiia.
RATE ANGERS FARMERS
Lane Telephia 8ubacrlt:ra
Withdraw Patronaja.
May
Iteprevi'litat lr (if
t. l-piioiie lim a in-l
tn-he f.il'iier'
at ll'IKeii- Sal
HELP HELP HCL1'
When In need of help of any kind
all on or phono the wl I'nu lo.
ineiit AKeliiv, I' H ('iiiniiMnl.il St..
up at alra, to'l' ui. trwuii. t'lioii la
Main I'ol '::h 2
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TAYLOR'S BARBERSHOP
D. O. Taylor, Proprietor
Tonics cf all kinds applied or In bulk. First class bath. In con
nection. Located on Main treat, two doowjgutltitefflc
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DURING THE YCAH 10 0 wC INCREASED OUR LIST
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS BY FURNISHING THE ncST IN
THE LINE Of CPO'-FOiE'J THAT MONEY AND CARCFUL
5tt.cCTION5 CCULD AFFORD.
IN 191 1 WC PUnPOSE TO STILL FURTHER OUR MU
TUAL INTERESTS ON THESE PRCIPALS AND FEEL
ASSURED THAT OUR GOODS WILL MERIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
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HUDSON BICYCLES.
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W Handla All Kinds of Bicycles Motor Cycle and Sundries of
A Description. Wa ala have the Aoency for soma of th beat
Automobile In the World. Call and aee u If In the 'market for
anything In our line. . ' .
Special attention Given toi all klnda of repairing.
LONG & CAMPBELL,
Independence,
Oregon,
TALK AND
PRINTERS' INK ...
i Does, not do U Merchandising. Experience and ft we
Selected stock of J ' ";.
Groceries, China Ware, Etc. ; 7
is what has been the means of building up our itamanao trade.
We need not aay more. We cater to tha Grocery tob
solicit your patronage. ' v
L. G. REEVES
OREGON PIONEER GONE
The death of Mrs. Mary J. Robinson
February 23, marked the passing of
another ot the pioneer settlers of Ore
gom' and Yamhill county.
I Mary J. Robinson, whose maiden
name was Dougherty, was born ; In
j Pennsylvania, September 16, 1828, ana
j with. her parents moved toi Iowa at
! early a?e. She was united In marriage
to Isaac t, Robinson, April 18, 18o2
and the same monj;h she started with
her husband across the plains by ox
team for Oregon. , They arrived In
j Portland to October of that year, and
', the following spring took up a home
j stead a few miles west of Amity. Mr.
Robinson died In 1895.
j Five children, eleevn grand-children
; and four great-grand-chlldren survive,
i ; The children are: Milan Robinson,
! Columbus, Washington,; Francis Rob
1 lnson, Amity; Mrs. Flora Putnam.New
!berg, and Mrs. Martha Rlchey, Port
; land. -----
Do You Like
COLD TOAST?
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Toast prepared In quantitie In the kitchen often become cold be
fore It I consumed at the table. How much more appetizing to
get It hot and crlap a rapidly a It I made.
THE ELECTRIC TOASTER please every woman who ee It In
almost Instantaneous. And I the toasting done that It seems
' .he dining room. 8o puiekly there I no rising from the table or
hurrying abdut . ; , i , ' ,
t THE ELECTRIC TOASTER Is now one of the mot popular of
the many household electrllo devise.
Price of Toaster complete $3.25.
ASK OUR NEW BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Oregon Power Company
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