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National Progressive Republicans
In answer to many inquiries as to
the progress of the popular govern
mnt movement. Senator Jonathan
Bourne. Jr., President of the Nation
al Progressive Republican League,
hag compiled the following informa
tion:
Initiative and referendum amend
xnents have been adopted in south
Dakota, Oregon, Oklahoma, Colorado,
"Nevada, Missouri, Montana, Arkan
sas, Maine and California.
Initiative and referendum amend
ments foave been endorsed by legis
latures for submission to a vote of
the people In Washington, Wyoming,
North Dakota, Nebraska, Florida, Ida
bo and Wisconsin.
The Oregon plan of popular elec
tion of United States Senators has
been adopted In Oregon, Nebraska,
Nevada, Minnesota, New Jersey, Ohio
Kansas, California and Wisconsin.
The states which have adopted the
Oregon plan of popular vote for can
didates for party nomination for
President and Vice President, with
the dates on which the primary votes
will he had, are: North Dakota, Wis
consin, Nebraska, Oregon, and New
Jersey. Their election dates are as fol
with their respective dates as fol
lows: March 19, April 2, April 17.
April 19 and May 28.
Great Boys' Conference at Corvallls
On December 1st, the Friday follow
lng Thanksgiving Day, there will as
semble at Corvanis between a hun
dred and fifty and two hundred of
the picked boys of Oregon for a con
ference to last three days. This con
ference will be the sixth Annual
Boys' Conference held under the aus
pices of the Oregon-Idaho Y. M. C
A. and is open to any boy over I
representing any Boys' Bible Study
Club or Sunday School Class In the
state.
The good people of Corvallig are
those actively engaged In the dairy
Industry, but to Che whole state.
A larare attendance at the sessions
of the convention Is expected. But-
. . .... . i- ...in w. in I
Portland at about the same time.
Church of Christ Announcements
Next Lord's Day we have preaching
services) twice. Our morning subject
will be. "Move Forward" luid our eve
nine subject. "The Witness of the
Holy Spirit
There is much rant bosh and erro
neous views taught on the latter sub
ject, and we invite your presence to
hear the scriptures, alone- Some pro
fessed Christians are afraid to hear
the gospel because it disproves their
belief. Are you one? If not, come
Such a one will never reach their
Heavenly Hotne-
H. Campbell Clark,
Minister.
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coughs and colds. It cured my
daughter of a bad cold and my neigh
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her whole family with Foley's Honey
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our neighborhood speaks highly of it.
Williams Drug Co.
Annual Sunday School Convention
DALLAS, ORE., NOV. 16 The An
nual Sunday School Convention will
convene at Dallas, Nov. 20, 21. and 22
1911. This is the seventh annual af
fair of its kind and promises to be
largely attended.
The program will be as follows:
Monday Evening, 7:30 p. m.
Praise Service Rev Metzger.
In The Saviors' Footsteps, Dr. H. C.
Dunsmore-
Indications that Indicate, Rev PhlPPs
Special Music, Willis Slmonton.
Tuesday Morning, 10:00 a. m.
Devotional, M. M. Jones
Welcome for Churches, Rev Miles.
Welcome for Town, Rev Winters.
Response. W. C- Williams.
Round Table, Rev. C- A. Phlpps.
Appointments and Adjournment
Tuesday Aternoon, 1:30 p. m.
Praise Service, Rey. L L- Myers
The Graded Bible, H- C- Seyinore.
Discussion,
Cradle Roll Methods, Mrs. Wilkin8.
Spcelal Music, Primary Children.
Roll Call of Officers.
Round Table, Rev. C A. Phlpps.
Tuesday Evening, 7:30.
Praise Service, Rev M- B. Young.
throwing open their homes to the
boys and entertainment will be provid primary pan,f Mr. x w. wnkms-
I Golden Gate Convention, Rev. Phtpp
Special Music, Pr0f. Wm. Caldwell.
ed for all bona fide delegates. The
Oregon Agricultural College Y. M. C
A. men are planning to assist in
entertaining the boys and will give
them a banquet in their building on
Saturday evening. The College men
will also serve as guides taking the
boys over the campus and through all
the buildings.
Agriculture in the Far East
O. A. C., CORVALLIS, ORE-, Nov.l6.
At the November meeting of the
Agricultural dub of the Oregon Ag
ricultural College, Dr. J. R. N. Bell,
formerly of Independence, described
the agriculture of the Far East as he
noted it In his recent trip abroad.
The program also included a talk by
Moichi Kawashlma df Tokyo, Japan,
on "Seattle Markets;" a discussion
of horticulture by Paul Mehl of Chica
go, and a musical selection by C- L.
teorge of Portland and Luther MCGln
nis of Corvallls.
In his address Dr. Bell dwelt par
ticularly on the great opportunities
ior agricultural development in Rus
sia and Siberia. In 1881 only 260 pec
pie applied to go to Siberia, while
last year about 6,000,000 applied to
the government for supplies for that
purpose. Eacn person is given, by
the government, 151.50 in cash and
a like amount In supplies.
The Po Valley, Dr. Bell said, is
about the same area as the Willam
ette Valley, but has not the same
diversity of Farming, the river water
is muddy, and every time the river
overflows it leaves a deposit of mud
which acts as a fertilizer. Intensive
agriculture Is practiced, every ayail
able foot of ground being under cul
tivation. The fruits raised are of
inferior size, however, compared to
those of .this country.
Oregon Dairyman's Association
The program for the twentieth an
nual meeting of the Oregon Dairy
man's Association, to be held in
Portland December 7-8. has been Issu
ed and it contains a great deal that
will be df much interest to the keep
ers of cows. Addresses by practical
experts and exhibits showing improv
ed methods will be seen. Nothing
can be of greater value, not only to
Wednesday Mornlng,9;30
Devotional, Rev. W. A. Wood.
Round Table, Rev. C- A. phlpps.
What Shall the Harvest be. Rev Cher-
ter Gates
Why Teach Temperance Jn the Sun
day School? Rev. D. L- Fields.
Music by M. E- Primaries, Mias Anna
May Longnecker.
Wednesday Afternoon, 1:33.
Praise Service, Rev Fred H. Wehlte.
Individual Work With Sunday School
Children, Mrs. Blanche Fauj.
Report of Committees and Delegates
BoyB' Clubs, Rev. C. A. phlpps.
Hand Work. Mrs. J. W. Wilkin
Special Music, Prof. Dunkelberrer.
Each school is entitled to three del
egates but any that may come will
be entertained.
BAPTIST CHURCH
It was a great disappointment to
the pastor to be absent from here
last Sunday. It will not happen in
the future from the same cause, if It
"please providence."
Bible School at 10:00
Morning Worship at 11:00
B. Y. P. U. Bible Class at 6:30
Evening Services at 7:30
You are invited to come and - wor
ship with us.
Arthur R. Blackstone.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint
ed Administratrix of the estate of
Herman Sperling, Deceased, by the
County Court of the State ot Ore
gon for Polk County, and has quali
fied as such. All persons having
claims against the said estate are
hereby notified to present the same
duly verified, together with the prop
er vouchers therefor, to the under
signed administratrix at her resid
ence in the city of Independence, in
said county, within Six months from
date of first publication of this no
tice, ft
Dated and first published October
13th, 1911. B. F. Swope, attorney,
Julia R. Sperling,
Administratrix of the estate of Her
man Sperling, Deceased. 20-n-25
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N O it 8 not t0 early to look for Xmas
NOvember 1911
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