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TIIB INDEPENDENCE ENTERPfUSSO INDEPENDENCE. 0HD0ON PACE FOUR 1 I . w ' .i uif. Hundaytd at Ior '" ,rvlu,,Tu7 family Pnt t Stuumlt. H'"'" of ,,U Aru.on.i win. l.fl V ,n ..jjinnOf.t tour v.r K" ... 'I lie? i-etto t' Maybe Cltt Ain't WlllUalll. M't M"-Ka!or TBEBSM1 Vr. Dunnnioro nttmud the Klirtnr meetlii In s.,.ui, Halunliiy. J. H. Iluliimim wm tt buaiiio vjM. tor In l'rU..nd tun firnt f the m, linda Dave B'.r of i'ortluud.wus I'll mi our Ktn.i t uvru last wo' k. (lllJ'K Tho only r twii hoihd women Ootrt Inborn inod' Bi)-, EYCt olnt:filly xmlnd and CIumi Flttad. Or . F, 0. HEWITT Cooper Buttling. 43 tf I Wil iltchr.In t An.ol.l Kit. i,r I iifl.t Ham's JI'UIU''" , win. l"'liii'-t"r Hinlu-ii Sint'lfiy with . 'f t... .art,Ui ihn .,' fe.pf.1 ll'Ot h Will w otfi""1"" ' r''"""1 f' ..1 1. i. I.Vilr "t Ni i.mni'i'", i! r. m iiit't-tK'ii ii-it t i Will !'y n'rU. ,.m u. tl. W. :si.iiiii, ;iili. p!tty limine" t'l ll' lltl1" '-All rlulif iii, in r i"1" " - 111 11.. iit-ciihir. "You K-t .!!.! In 111 lbT ttlld I'll ,' 1M IK)l III AJI EG COUilX'TION AGENCY, ... . . fe I at I 1 1 rtf k'VC UI!K, MCjamimiw. u ladoruinii' family f I'ort tond to this Hy Sunday imlliiK the day calling -li and r lul'v returned to line In tlio evening. Men and wtr H-ft lt ma.r-n outltiK In tho inoun Tie ivxtur lie nu"1 ,U Entcnirlne wte wy, wlfu can't kfop house without WalVor movfld Into the D property Sunday. Th Taylor depariod by auto for a year Iroasb the middle wat and ex- iixnd tho wlntr at Dwiver, !0, Crosby Davla wt to Stay- londar to aaHt hT dauKhtrr pack hT houatthold gooda to lipped to Sc-attle, Washington, ptli son recently accepted a in In th clerical department ntvy doimrtmcnt. 'illona Diiliita to a moat suc- il Fourth of July relooratlon In Mrw. II F. fl'WlMl UIIH 111 iNll'tllllill ffiv.-ral daa !a t w,,.i. rti uri.liii; at lioiuci Huinlny morning, 1 Mra. I'. (i. ll'wltt lft of lluj w i'K 011 u M.lt to In Un aouthi-ru purt f tli th flifil rlntlv h HI 11 In. II. MoU, win miir-i-i'il a Kllilit on to tho ti'iltlii r tomt nt Iom. atrukij K iiulny, w- l.-nrn, will n t.ik hurst. Mia Knkln mid win Jn k, of Iuit wToovor Friday i vi nlnK for a f'W li ini-H vlf with Mr. and Mra. W, J CUrk. The t'utup 'in mlrla hiked out to tho a ti in 111 r hoiiui of Mr. Huhhurd'a south of town on la t Krhluy and arent u moat d IlKhtful day with lo r 8' rawlicrrl a mid ,rm and other delU'iu liis foniii d onrt of I hi' Juli ette n orvod and tl'o Klrla rcturnfd home fi ollni? that they wi re royally oul illn Coininllte r of hiiiikera In 37 On-Kon cities and towns have hoiui announed to ta uiion applications of andilatH for ooiumla4ori8 In the United Btatca army at the a oud training camp for reaerve offlcfTs at tb a'resldlo, Ban ttanclwo, boKln- nlut; AUguat 27. Apph latlona muat be made throiiKh lo al committees, but whore there are nmo such they will he received t Hie examlmrs office, Vancouver barracks.. Oregon quota Is 130, and the age limit are 21 to U years, except that ono wlio 1,... kij ihnu vn eiDerlence as 1'. J. Fryer received a letter from Ills daughter, Mrs. Campbell, dated J.lrkhlon, June 13th, which Is quite Inti-roHtiinf reiidlni?. We have boon trfvlhKil hy Mr. Fryer to print BMViriil pnriiErupuK. In the letter per taluliiK u, tho wnr, which will give our r udt.q a sonui ldoa of what la triHiiiptrlng iiour the KnKllah shore Him Hays that 11 iniinlier hlilps have urrlvi-d. NiKht hi f nt liiat tho tier ui'in subinurliieiy aunk four ahlpa JuMt off hir. Honm of them raan "Kfid to v.l nmir ahore and will 1 B ivod, hut hiHt nlKht they aulik fifteen flihliiK aium:kw hihI early in the week they ki two lui'Ko veawelH h!h ihy inaiutKed to toe Into Ilorlliliof about two iiiIIih from here. We c uld Hee them with tlio kIhuH'-h. We expect 11 raid en this place some. tlmo. It la Mippoi'od to bo l:ife, hut when they j-et ao' eloae. that we can sen the roatilta of lh"lr I'-honi campniKii, It looka a t'lt serlourt. There were three hun dred Cumuli. n s ddlerw kllhd 1 that daylight raid on rVilkatorfl.whlch took place hy aeiplunoH a couple of weekB nv.o. 1 wonder Jf tho U. 8. will h i na atriek ulmiit ciiBoralilp an thbt country hua been. I doubt If they would Maud fur it ho atrlek tin. re Tim Americana comliiK over kavo been iu: 'onlud a great recep tion. It la a Ktvut tliinx that the Americana have tmiti over to tho r'jht aide of this war In ueh unity for there la no Uentlon but that alio will have to btur the blunt of the war for the next two yeara.both In men and money, unless aomethlng baiiii na to aiiddonly end It before that time, for Germany an hold on a lontf time vet.nnd aeems to think she h winning n:w. We are u. hit worried, the name of Campbell from . C. appeared lu the killed Hat yeterday. It was not U1k Initial, hut Kave the number ex- actly tho name us hU, exept a 2, where UIks la 3". We are muklng In quires and will ho 80 anxloue until we hear. We are Retting a permit to uso tho camera and hope then to be able to Bet some nice pictures of the Boa and front here, then we can. get permit to send some to you. We will do so. Would you be surprised to sao me smoking a cigarette when I got home, I hav'nt started It yet, but I think I am the only woman In England that don't smoke. I never .nvihinr ilk, it. voung and old nan ' - -The Our Quality lels CUE real worth in our shoes backs up the first impression. When its new, it looks good. When its old, it still looks ffood. The quality in our Shoes tells. The best of Materials, carefully selected styles workmanship of the Highest Skill, These are the foundations upon which our shoes are built. Come in and let us show you The Newest Styles They embody all the most popular fea tures in footwear. The Store for New Things to Wear. iwiujiwiEim Some folks order their bodies cremated Just to keep (ronr giving the devil his due. I . 1 1 .1 BmnV. a officer In the national guard or , .hit. Wr " "T "" regular army may lie of the max.- : "" "l. . every mum sue of 50 years. July 10th is ; paras. , : " " reckon the time lllt for receiving appllca-1 bere. except In ch I r- cation, which will be confined to , You shouUl see no a 3 , - 300 In number, and out of these 130 patrons ine with 13 alternate, will be elected. 1 over the sea JX after examination. The successful It look. Ike a huw Silver cigar candidate for the training camp and travels yery elow y I will g M,.r, win he notlfhd by letter be-! a picture of It some, day It often goes tween August 7 U 10th. C. W. Ir vine, of the Farmers' State Bank. In chairman, H. It. DcArmand and H. Hlr,hhfTK. of the Indepenaenr of ncdKhborlng towns and In- 1 National Hank, are the other local IdiiWe iim iiHiial contributed li fe to these, towns with their This city can do no better 1 r thiui nli .w Us patriotism b) I the people a rousing ce'lebra- committee. STATE OF OIU'XTON, Adjutant Oenarl's Office, Portland, Oregon, W', J. Clark. Editor Independence Enterprise, Independence, Oregon. Dour Sir: This will convey to yoi the appreciation of Governor With- fl"ED LOOA.V IHCRRY PICKERS .ube .d of myf . nd one-half miles east of Asy V ,1P r,I1HUB ,- . t,. nonce nnie . inmn . 1. -,.(. fonnauon M'iuiiud, at alonelust above a big ship protecting It from an attack. I'll tell you This modern warfare -Is wonderful. We very often, in f.ict. nearly every day. hear firing at sea and know that there is a s rap soniewuer. Do you have many potatoes In this year. We nave mem uwj all. I wrote Mr. Campbell to Bend mo some 5r irora Canada for our tea. We can't buy It here. That sesms rather funny, doos'nt It. (no 1 Bit Ca 'rotnta patch rem Salorn. fc 11 P 32. W. L. McKEMERY and SON, R. 6 Dox 121, Salorn, Orogon. fron. Free trans l'hone or write. vnn H AT.T2! Fort7-tWO acres Of The publication of War -gooi laIld( one and one-half miles of Census facts by tHe press 01 mdepenaenre, jus u 1 nit ml e-all9 il.v.- rouu. - . ca TjimW ComDanr. 349 South ea"lM ! state aaalsted greatly In making Hip War Ctusua successful. t Very truly yours, (iKOKOE A. WHITE, Adjutant General Twelfth terms. street, 'Phone W.5. Good 4t PATRIOTIC T-L - I ploSg g " ""'v 4 I t ' I. " II'", II " J 1 ' f , i T I f ' I ' 1 1 , , I i J'jf , f C- ix ill ' , J v ( 7.,. , -i r V -..v' vT ' v ,'i v ,i ,, .h 4 1 The St Paul Garden Bureau Encourages 7 d0 JSf. Saint Paul families wffll Tho land hn, fff lyBanlrm , 1 ino 8011 wnen as st offi3 Plflntod on the 14-anre land Eivon h o 1 1 1 seeding by a Manufacturing cXmnanyrSaint Paul, Mbncaota. The tractor ca TO f a service by removmg the back wi u c Ford automobile and rcpUcing .. the Gardening J'u . by protecting tms gn-" tho nation's looa buppv- f laTor A fire at Dallas Saturday night did over $10,000 damage. Faulty electric wiring la believed to have caused the fire. Wllber Wright left thla week for ... t 1 a two months visit wlta a oromer in Denver, Colorado. He may go on to Iowa, which state was hia former home. I J. B. Cochrane, living In the vicln-1 Uy of Jefferton, was in town last week for the first time in many months. Several months ago he had the misfortune to break his limb, but Is now able to hobble. along lowly and unless something happens wUl be aa lively as ever soon. Mr. Cochrane la aa old timer here and Oaa many good true friends. Mrs. E. J. Ebby, quite well known to many people over folk county whose husband la proprietor of the Ebby Hotel, at Newport, died very widdenly Saturday night. She had attended a dance and while on ner return home after the dance, waa taken suddenly sick and died before. reaching home. Miss Hlen Eaton will present her pupils In recital Friday evening at eight o'clock July 6th at the Metho dist church. A cordial Invitation is extended to everyone to be present. No admUeion will be charged. Fol lowing la the program: Through Fields and Meadow, Kroeler Marlon and Pauline Dickinson Popies Granfield Berle Kruitz Valae Vlolene .... . . Vanasse Ruth DlcklnBon. Snow Drow . . . . Tchalsknowsky Mnrgaret Burroughs. The BlacksmithB Song .. Spensor Paul:ne Dickinson Valse Poetque Fremel Claire Davis Fi!eds Abloom Spensor Marian Dickinson PMnoPttn. Lansing Hazel Oalbreath D;incei of Demona Hoist Bes&dei StiUwell, Noma Calbreath Nocturne F Minor .. .. -Chopin Vera Johnson Zcnobia Puigsly Bessie StiUwell Poderewskl Katherine Skinner. Frimel Norma Calbreath Part Two. Selected Opal McDevitt. Reading ' . Violin Solo Selected Katherine Gentle McDawel Prelude Hewn uuawi: NOTICE TO DOG OWENRS. All dog owners In Justice of the Peace and Constables District No. rfibr (notified that the An- Hnense of $3.00 for females and $1.60 for Males for 1917, is now due. Any owner refusing to pay, la subjret to a fin or imprisonment, or both. Send your license money with a description of your dog to J. H. Moran, Constable, Monmouth, or Independence, who will send re- N ew Charming Resort by tHe vSea Those who seek rest, and sea shore recreation, will fid abundant opportunity at Newport. Ample hotel accommodations, cottages or camping arrange ments. LovC Round Trip Fares Daily Trains Each Direction Ask our nearebt agent for folder "Newport," or write Johr. M. Scott, General Passenger Agsnt Southern Pacific Lines . il Mennett Drefling Vocal Sola Electric Cooking Cleans Less Food Shrinkage, Electric Cooking Will Help You Serve and Sa.ve the Country Electric Ranges Save Food by Reducing Shrinkage With foodstuffs at .their present prices and the necessity for food conservation apparent as never before, this feature alone should prompt yairto m vestigate the merits of cooking by Electricity. Electric Ranges also save labor and give more time for other things. They are clean easily manage, econ omical. Investigate the ad vantages and ecano mies of Electric Ranges today. Call a our office and see the dif ferent makes ond sizes. Oregon Power Co. I cept and license tag. J. H. MORAN, , Constable. wheels with the ' traclor:"ft tbg it, tho SUBSCRIBE FOR THE ENTEBPBISB I nd tin t hauled it away. power plow.