Independence enterprise., March 21, 1913, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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OUR LIFE-SAVERS.
Humble Heroes Who Do Brave
Work Along Our Coast.
AN EPIDEMIC OP COUGHING
DARING DEEDS IN THE SURF.
The Kind You Have Always Bonght, nml which hus been
in use for over SO yours, has borne the signature of
and lias been made under his per-
st?-?-- sonal supervision since its infanoT.
WcOif S-eUcLiM Allow no no to deceive you in t h la.
AH Counterfeits, Imitations and ' Just-ns-good " ro but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
What is CASTOR I A
Cantoris is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare j
poric, lrops and Soothinjr Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other JSarootio
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys SVonns
and allays Feverishness. For more than thirty years it
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flatulency, "Wind Colic, all Teething' Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Fowl, giving healthy ami natural sleep.
The Children's Fauaeea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR I A ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
THt CCHTSUII COMPAHV, TT mukimt STxerr, NCW VOMIT CITY.
CVICTIM OF
ACCIDENT
WILL RECOVER.
Mrs. Hugh Hanna and Dona Pom
roy returned from Washington Sat
urday evening where they have been
the younger Mr. Poraeroy reports him
in greatly improved condition and
believes he will fully recover, but it i
will take; some time.
Battl With th Giant Corrbcra and
Icy Scat Whan a Storm Wracked
Veaaal Offer tha Faarlaai Quarda a
Chanca to Rssous a Human Bstng.
Through a tilciik February uiartit a
storm whs riiKMiK up Kit Atlantic Men
board All hIoiiu thf const the life
Kiiurds were out. hiiuchiii Into tlio
Bale, patrolling the benches. Mlert for
si;tis of disaster .lust befmv mid
uijjlit one of tlit'iii east of ltcllort Ntn
lion, on Loins Island, rhw h scliooucr
floundcrf-iK in the may wpliulrlt't ulT
shore. It was the Hcnjtitiiln Cromwell,
mid h the Miami swept down t lie
heaih the crews of three stations bur
fled to the scene. Their work was to
take si-xeii men from the riKKhK of
the wrecked vessel
All efforts through the night audi the
forenoon following fulled. The wind
was too hiirh then at noon the
schooner's masts, except the foremast,
on which nil of the crew nave one had
takeu refuse, crashed overboard. This
man went down iu a welter of w reck
Hte. and to those on shore it seemed
as If lie must surely be battered to
j death, but as the breakers raced In
! tliac utllt. 1.1m i.M .. ..!... I.. .fc....
.1 (III., Wll..lll i j u iiiijti I U4I I
had been swept away with him,
A furious surf was running, mid tlin
ler with which the Cromwell had been
laden was pitched up ou the beach
To add to the dimmer thick Ice cakes,
heaved by the breakers, lifted their
jiiKCcd ends high in the air and crushed
down, splintering one uhu the other,
and always the awful drive of snow
and sieet. ripping the ourushliiK waves
into tatters of foam and spindrift.
Surely no uiau could live In that
Instinctively ttie life savers moved
nearer the edge of the surf and peered
ahead for some sign of life. Tue beach
was frinued with skim Ice. sharp and
pointed, that cut through rubber hoots
Id swoofliiiiK over the town and,
young id old are alike affected, Fol
ey ,s Honey t Tar Compound is a
quick and mile ' rolltiblo medicine
for coughs id colds. A 8, Jones, of
Leo; Pharmacy, Chlco, C:tllf., snys:
"Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
has no equal, and I recommend li as
containing no nnreollca or other hiciu
ful properties." Wlllluuii Drug Co. i
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH.
i An K. ter program will be render
ed at Id o'clock Itmieud of the reg
ular Sunday School acsslon.
I At it o'clock nil Knitter senium,
i Theme "'1 he Miracle of Miracles. ".
' Kp worth Ltug i e 6:;UI p, m. Topic,
"The II r th of a t'.reiit I lope. "Leader
Mrs. Miiry Smiley. Kveiiii'g sermon
7 : UO p.m . Theme "Willi what man
ner of I tody shi'll we come forth?"
livcryoiit should attend divine ser
vices somewhere on Faster Sunday.
A most uordliil woleonio la extended
tu everyone who hr,ve not some
other church homo. Appropriate ICita-
ter nnisie will bo rendered.
You Can Make Someone
PNEUMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD
Itut never follows the use of Foley's
Houey tuul Tar Compound. It stout
cough, heals the sore and Uil'lumcd
air passiges, Mid strong! twins the
lungs, Tlie genuine is a yellow pack
age wlih beehive, on carton. Refuse
substitutes-Williams Drug t'o. I
FOR SALE
Some choice dry wood. Call at the
hardware store of Slopcr Urothers V .
Cockle. ltpd
and clothiuir as If through parchment
Helpless to aid the man whom they
The J. W. Dawes residence on west knew must be plunging somewhere out
Visiting their brother, Dole Pomeroy, Monmouth street was the scene of a "'" angry water, they huddled to
mho sustained Injuries several weeks conflagration Just before the noon
to in a rallrocd accident. It was hour yesterday, but the damr.ee to
reported here last week that Mr. the property was small. We did not
Pomeroy's condition was critical, but learn the cause of the fire.
OPPORTUNITY
Opportunity comes to you but once in a lifetime,
have an opportunity nw to gel a new
You
$400 PIANO
without cost to you. Energy is ail that is required
on ymu part. I n a few weeks the opportunity will
have passed and you will linger with the "wish I
were" claps (iet pu Inscriptions for the Enterprise
and business for ( 'on key and W alker if you wish to
be successful in this contest now drawing to a close.
.Address all communications to
The Enterprise
In.!
inlepeixlence
Oregon
I ve been selling Studebaker
Wagons and Buggies for
over 30 years."
"I've sold them because my reputation as a
dealer was at stake and from experience I have found
that Studebaker means the best."
That tella the Story.
. , J'!? b,ou8ht, Studebaker wagon, before the Civil war
and they have been buying them ever since.
.t. j T Z , ?d confiden m the name Studebalcer and in
the sturdy, dependab e wagon, and buggies they build.
. . nd t,hBt confidence ha. been upheld. Stodeb.ker wagon,
are bu.lt on honor and the Studebaker guarantee goe. with every one.
there, a Studebaker for your need. whether you live in
city, town or country.
Farm Wagons
Surrey
Pony Carriages
Buflines Wagon
Dump Carts
Trucks
P.unubouM
Contractors' Wagons '
! "Jnf StUdL harness lao-aa well and carefully mads
as Studebaker vehicles.
See our Dealer or Wiitt us
STUDEBAKER soutS P..nJ 1
NEW YORK
MINNEAPOLIS
L AjO PALLAS KANSAS CtT
SL' -AJr.E CITY SAN FRANCISCO
DENVKR
POPTLAKt), OSE.
Hfther hk men wilt when a lifeless
Ixxly Is about to he vast up tiefore
them They heard lee ami wreckuice
Krtiul liarstily: altered debris waxheil
up to their feet. Brave tiieu all. yet
they saw nuthiuar to do' They knew
not to whxt lengths the ocean would jjo
before kIvIhb lip Its victim
At this Juncture a Birtire sprang from
atnoiiR them and. wrapplnar a llne aloui
his nulxl. run t the edge of the aurf
He was Frank Itayner of the Blue
Point station, ami he was ahnnt to
commit what the other snrfmen Id
stinctlvely told themselves was suicide
The service demands courage, licit fool,
hardiness Kor a momeut Keeper
Horke hesitated, nndecldeil whether to
order Rnyuei hack to the beach or not.
but he couldn't Hud it iu Ins heart to
do It It was a venture too hemic, too
splendid.
They watched Kayner as he stood
In the whirl of icy spray a waiting lih-
chance. He was half miked His
clothes be hud thrown off ns he run
The cold. UltiiiK into his ties h.' tortured
him. Still the chance held nlT. Tiieu
It came- the bit of wreckage, the cllnjr
lng sailor, crishlng Into the boiling
bfeflkecs. and Ihiyner (lushed forward.
l,-oot by foot through that rourlns tu
mult of water, of pluiiKliiK beams and
timber, duddun the spllutereil apara I
that, leaping from gi.in' combers, mnde
as if to pin him. Kayues worked to
ward his uiau. To those on shore be
was hidden the (renter part of the
rime riually they saw his head ld)
alsive a big billow Near him flouted
the wreckage bearing Its stiff, motion
less burden The next Instant Kayner
vanished, swept under by a tremen
dous wave.
From the huddled group on shore
men started forward, hut Albert La
tham, also of the Blue Point station,
was first to plunge Into the tumbling
seas Tearing through them, he
reached Kayner. who, Just cresting- a
breaker, snatched at the sailor, now
unconscious. And together these he
roes of tlie coast hauled their man
through the rearlns timbers and ice to
the beach and to safety
Not ten minutes later the Cromwell
broke In pieces From shore the life
savers saw men fa II from the rigging;.
Ave of them, who fell, one by one, like
black plummets into the sea. One re
mained aboard. Then he went, too
a dark form clinging to the wrecked
maat. now adrift. And again Kayner
and Latham plunged Into the surf.
Now, weakened by their efforts sod
the cold, they faced an even harder
task. The man torn from the mast
nearly drowned them with his fren-
sled struggling. Kor twenty minutes
the uneven flsht between the sailor
and the surf on one side and the two
weakened life savers on the other
was waged. Then a great green
comber lifted beneath them and bore
all three through the foaming sea to
the shore.
For weeks Latham lay abed, and
Rayner never performed duty again.
(Subsequently commended by Wash
ington, they considered that honor suf
ficient. Such Is the typical life saver, the
man who patrols the coasts from Ban
gor to Galveston, from Seattle to Los
Angeles. He's a part of a wonderful
system. New York Sun.
Stiuulli'g of the pl;'io contestants,
Ui the $100 00 piano contest for week
ending March l'Jth, at Wee & Cal
breath Fun Pure Store:
No. 1 45i6l0; No. 6 6!."00.r ; No.
72160; No. 10 1M1U; No. ! 4 4600;
No. 201513M0; No. 211790823; N
22 75!0; No. 29 213363; No. 32
lOOils:.; No. 333100; No. 49 18;l4
No. 57192060; No. 64 4 48:160: No.
722400; No. "93:13273; No. 83
6600; No. 10611910; No. 123584,
550. NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Bv Givinir Them Your
PIANO VOTES
If you are nor saving for yourself.
Be sure and ask for them with every
cents worth of your purchase.
Only a few weeks more
x in which to work.
Bice Sr Colbreath '
Two Stores
Independence
Oregon
Notice Is hereby given that the
U'id' rslgned has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Carol
line Russell, decease'!, hy the County
Oaurt of the State of Oregon for Polk
county, and has qualified.
All persons having clalni3 agabist
he said es'ate, nre hereby notified
to present the same duly verified
toge.her with the proper vouchers
therefore, to the u.iderslgi.ed admin
istrator, at his residence in Inde
pendence, in said county, within six
months from the da e of this notice. I
Dated and first published February
28th,' 1913.
F. W. COLE.
Administrator of he Esta e of Carol
ine Russell, deceased.
B. F. SWOPE, Attorney.
You Can't Drive a Rabbit
jflll
ill our liarnei-s, but you can jmt
it mi the smarten! looking horxe
tliut. Vip hiirli. (ill, i..l ut .. 1. .......
4 'mIkiW uiii Imi lirnllil i.f it Win.
not liave a swell looking turn
out for the KaMer pa mile by Mr
raying ymr n t in a bright, new
set of ImriiMn? Or -rliHa the
old pet will ilo with little fix
inn up sod I'lili-liin. )iop in
slid tee iin hImiiii it. We are
InunekN cciuliftn. And our
liitrneas htuck in hy Ur the Urg
est and moM .elerl in the cilv.-
D. D. Good
liidciridciicc,
t regnn
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of
Orfgiti, for Polk county.
Lill'e M. Hill, Pliiintiff.
vs. j
William H. Hill, Defendant. 1
To William H. Hill, the above
nr.med defendaiiit: In the name of
the State of Oregon.
You nre hereby required to appear
and answer the compliiint filed against
you In the above entitled Court and
suit withjn 6 weeks from the date of
the first publiciition 6f this Summons
towl: on or befo re April 18th, 1913; id
and If you fail so to answer the said j
complaint, for want thereof the- plain-i
tiff will apply to the said Court for
the relief therein demanded, towit 1
for a decree dissolving the marri:ge
contract now existing between you!
and plaintiff; that plaintiff be permit-!
ted to resume her maiden name of
Llllie M. Garrett, and for her costs'
and disbursements In said suit.
This summons, by order of the Hon.
John Teal, County Judge of Polk
county, Oregon, made at the Cham
bers In the city of Dallas, on the
(4th day of March, 1913, Is served on
you by publication thereof for a per
iod of six consecutive weeks prior
to be the 18th day of Aprll,1913,in the
Independence Enterprise, a weekly
newspaper of general circulation, pub
lished ut independence, In sUd Coin
ty of Polk. The dale of first publi
cation to t is summons is March 7t.h,
i
1913, and the date of the last publics
on th.'re f will be April 18th, 1913.
n. f. svyoprc,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
i Spring time ... j
Is Seed Time
We have h line of Wet-tern. Secils acclim
ated himI tented.
We sre (IcHlcre in Hay, (irain nml Feed.
Will buy your poik.vcsl, chickens, hides
anil egga, nml pay you the chi-Ii. 'A lull linp (if poultry Mipplics
and stock loode.
The Independence Seed and Feed Store.
Iicv Have It!
For Chicken Fence!
We have a quantity of lath on hand which are
a little too thin for plastering lath. Just the
thing to build chicken fence with. To move
these lath in the next few days we are making
a special low price of
1.50 Pim THOUSAND
This means that you get 100 pickets for 15c.
Think of it. Call at once.
The Charles 1. Spaulding
Logging Company
INDEl'KN PENCK,
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Never excuse a wrong action by say
Inir (lint Home one else does the slime
tl'lticr. FriinUIln
The Daily Oiegonlam and the Enter
prise the two papers combined for
$6.00. This is a special rate for one
month.
Phil Begin
MERCHANT TAYLOR
Steam and French Dry
Called for.
Mill St. Phone 1091.
DALLAS, OREGON.
Will
NINETEEN
THIRTEEN"
the banner year for
i MOTORCYCLES
It will pay you to see us.
I The Independence Repair Shop
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