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TH1 INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
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Opening of pearl harbor drydocTaThonolulu
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PROFESSIONAL COLUMN.
Needlework Clubs Are Popular
By th U. S. Department of Agriculture
tiIitiAiA.tiAiA4AAl.AIAiftlAAtAiA
SWOPE & SWOPE
Lawyers
I. O.O.F. Building
Independence, . . Ore.
ii 1 8 t i!i-A,t,A,lJ,l.trtJ.A.tlAAA
i 4 ,
THE PALACE
Main Street
Onen day and aicht we aefe
meals and lunches at all hour3
Try the famous Mt. Hood Ice
Cream. Also barber shop in
connection.
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, 7 M ' ' . Va
'll'll'i'if'r"fc I
.4 Uo wB(vr control. TL. i.r.J.-ct, falcb Ik tba groutot of 1U kind. I
hucretary
now
"1
!aby Victims
Horrors in
of Hun
War Zone
MRS. RAYMOND ROBINS
sands of Little Unfortunates
j Show Many Traces of
Savage Barbarity
M IS IN ARREARS
iGturttlon Children Will Con
t to Study on 25 pr Cnt
Ificitney Dil Trying
to Equip School.
lorlt. l:lurnilu in tuirtlnTn
tMl l tht nutuinii c,f Hill,
mm! rmnntitfiK utiill tliTtunnjf
.if nr (liiiiiHfc'cn in I'fitiicc. nml
t wMl vM lt" Iti'li-iimity Into
portion ili'iimnili"! by enrh !
cantoti lunl niiiMiuitiK fur the
Tr Ills) ftl'lll'llli'llt Cf tnhiMil.
a Grrwrsy l mil) vs(nii'tl to jr
X fnuiix ltumeiliity tiii'l Hi
vjs unity yi-nr. t!io tinl ImjH'ful
ssi fr rn wli ilucn tlin I tm
?f t?n jiri-wnr fnn- nml fijliv
i!ti!(l tin' nt two ili'ril'lf.
itt t: i;iiitiiiit miyt4 tin? l'.nx'WIyn
, flii'itr'n uhn t'ca! la ntlt'iiil
osJis JI'l I nr.' ihi- ji-iiro III nrr nr,
I-t I (Ti'lKf lit Imi will rotitluUe l
3i z." per ci-nl I'fthioiiry busfln.
ln:n:t tr nnf rt'iurii lo
! ;:'; (Ti- l-'tie l.'fir tlu-r l ny
? r lain to tctii-h. Hi own homo
i ttenp (if ruin nml lu hnn to com
'tin die niuiiiiii tin cl-lirl! I flinl
" krir-J l-loliKlllKI, Mini to fl'l'l't "!'
'f tun ii tif Mniim ii nhi'lT fr
"X Tin piiviTiimi'iit ! mij-iilj Ihk
J! 8i (MisnIhUi wiml'ri Imt rucks,
nf wlili-li i HofiK-tlini pur
ilfor tlio ti-iu'liiT trt live In. tlt
THiJfor tin m'liolum t rimsri-
Living In Dugouts.
!;tlio Kuvi'inini'iit rminot mjpply
fcarrarks, irniti of tho town linvt)
"'-I th -trruitti'(l Iron (lngnut.i
" Ijf the (ii riimnn rulh-il Ni'Imkih
Thi'ic ilngniitji nr like n Imrnl
' i'ktlivjiii nml b(iitttirnjf ; nlw
flrm fcln ltiTs nro Bwi'ltiTlnsr li"t
wiuiiht iuhJ I.iiiit c.hl lii winter,
'1 'Tu iiuiiiit to bo placi'd under
l tint ucI nn Nurfiu-e lnilIillriR1,
! '.y chclti r In tho dvnfita!tMl re
4 1 accciuulilu. niul thl niIvbko
,Jf"Mn'o tin mhoiil hullillnii.
Je llllWO llllTTllvlNi'll wrllllillllOIIKI'!!
:? l riDthliift. An fiitiTprlsIng
-AilmiiNtr-r will find 5lnnko In tho
yy tronrhes, nml if ho Ciin flutl
'''' will knock to'tlUT n bench
f h: puiills to Mt upon. If ho can
"J8fhiilk, ho linn hit chm in nrith-
All ttifk titt.rf kt ollu In Kl'Il
' tilnrkho-inl. If ho ban Riifllobnit
'ir7 he ti'firlino lita iiiiiitln ulint llO
IHlM.,1 . . .
" '""its or iimtory nntl Kwurnpny.
llllrvcv mnrln In Tnlw inin clmu'Oll
11 In OS of thn lllnfra iimtiF tllO
'Vision ()f ti1(s Ainorlrnn comuilt-
22 ImprnvlNod Hohools hud b'cn
fill If unni K' tKW'tHll tO
In Oftobor. Vronx tbo III) vlllnRCH
without liiHtructoru or school slid
children must wnik from tbreo
Tw'ne Trail Leads to
Recovery of Cash Box
Connpnut, O.A hnll of store
n,no li'il to the find Ins of n
rcKlstor oontnlnlritf $20
'l('h lmi-Klnrs stolo from a local
p'at nmrkpt. Whon tho iiroprlo
'f'r wns failed to tho door frorn
"l8 IjciI upKlnlrs hy a knock ho
" Wruok hy n brick hurled
"'roKli n window.
1,l wna only slightly Injured
nn rim out tho door to senreh
'"f nn ofllcer. When ho nnrt the
MIciMimri returned tho ensh reff
2r wn Bono.
rho hurglnra ohniuloned It In
Rulhiy Beveral rods nwny nfler
t;yin I' vuin to open It'. The
lno was cnrrlcd nil the way,
""livullng from the store, nnd
ca finding tho ensh box.
'....,.
4Billy Goat Is Ornery
Cuss," Says Physician
Santa Ann. "I'h billy jront
l nil ortn-ry cu," This I the
verdict of !r, W. C". Iuhl,
oftir nn Mptrli-nre that be
dfii't rnru to repent.
The j.bjiilclnn wng rnnklng a
jrfit.l"i cull In th milmrb,
mid Inadvertently left the door
of til cur open. A billy Kt
wan en ting tin cans and Her
muiln crnm nenrby; the onto
iM'ni (iked very InvlUus. and
the fc'ont entered. fiiwondng
bliiidelf coiiifortnhly upim the
rudilun.
Iliivlnt; rompMed b:i cull, the
doctor tried to "shoo" the anl
miil out, but It refuneil to bo
hooi!. A grnb at one of Its
fit rid leg reunited In a brief en
counter Whirl) V.II8 not dlHHH-
tniiw, but brought the goat's
born Into piny.
All other ineitn fulllnc Du
boli then NKMi Hed hlnmelf of a
long ptiltf and with one miuhty
heave tainhcd the oliHtlnnte
(bine from out bin cnr. This
done, be bad to keep the goat
nt the end of the i)e uUl he
rotild turt the cor and make
bin selawny.
to ten in J K- to the nearest school.
Thl alk In winter. In the fog and
rain and mud. Ill clad and undcriiour
lnhd. I a Ktniln upon tho frail con
mttutloiKi that nmy result In the loss
of 5"'"B v,te-
The eliildren nt home, sheltered In
tho cellar of a destroyed house where
many people live together, a calico cur
tain aumetlmen the only wall wpn rut
in finally bed, are under ns unhealthy
.n.ii!loiifl and ns expoHl as on
... ii, ninrist wchool house,
M-l.oolhnu.se were equipped, the jour
nc y to i h.d on it winter1 day woo d
L Worth while, hut as U K Iho only
mducemcnt held out to the youth of
tlH. iMolated vlllaKM ! tho afternoon
souter" or four o'clock hmch pro
vided by the Hmiver commission nnd
(,L,rlhu.ed by tho American commit-
t0t Patrletlc Though Suffering.
The instructors are gov ernmont pnld,
their aalarlcH varying from VM to 300
iiii u Bin" i.-w.wh r-nvprn-
Tiionl l. i
II llbu ,,M,la
owns tno pciioui .'....T.'
a. . i,.Mvia inn ii.ua n-
1110 f."'"" i.-
... .iu cninnnino!? nmi"iB
ins
the
If the
and
the
ment
eouips
n.iuT llfVH-u '
n sslhle this support. When commune,
possiuie i i Knii-tini's nro non-
ftro vvlpcamn nn(,
existent, "t of government
until a reudjustm nt or i.
1 ' 1 I.A.I nron. 1
In thowar-wrt ; h
nfnlnHnC OHO nueniui...
Motorint i Q ficnm
beautiful AUno vn ue g
poppies cov
Bnd thepreiu f thc
ll9 the Roman M ' Vvnstated
trance m - . . .,H(.ilwi voices
poor violin nn A tho J.W I nc3:
lit iflMir
of chimi'cn r r , , on B
Toy stopped u . " fl ; ut
bluff by tho roa : - m(, nine
m which they en no- f
.. , ,,1-mincfl nrooui. .. -
tvvdvo .lnyK.h'snf"'nLd.ie of their
email " "
mnnt nml 1
.1 ..t.t 111111
national ovor
limn viv
nnd
tho children
riblo wr l , ,l()nP1i nnd who must
" 1,11,1 . tnr to come anions
,Ive for
twrvoll a
" .... lu
, ..Tfi,.n nnd saa-
,il.,ia Ot OUT"""'
BUlTHi""-"
ness.
ti. .in r L if" .
low DM i" . ,.,Mn com
in" . mi., ' no
cot niori n i - , i ,n.-k na wen
m,.l IS UOIIOS I'V . rrff t
nrohlem In sr" "" drendfUI
. ., , i,.,.r fne. u"v - , tont uukc" r - .
j cnim n.H- - , ana - .
lth the thoroiuihness
f ,'.,h
Mrs. Knymond Robins, prescient of
the National Women's Trade Union
league, Is making preparations for the
reception of delegates representing
women workers of ten foreign coun
tries on their way to participate In the
International Congress of Working
Women.
that should bring the best results a
Inrge sum of money must be raised.
The child work Is divided Into the
two phases of mental and physical old.
Trying to Equip Schools.
To equip a echoolhouse with suffi
cient books for the winter's work $50
is sufficient. To completely equip the
schoolhouso with benches and desks,
mnps. blackboards, stationery, etc.,
$500 is needed.
T.,.t,is thn schools carried on un
der government supervision there are
now established in some ""s
dergarten work, domestic science work
and manual training. Any donation
marked for education win uC
into this fund to bring bnck to normal
mentality the children who hive run
S and neglected since before the
" compulsory education in France
c03 when the pupil is fourteen.
Rov-9 and girls of fourteen have no
Zve Pooling than they had five
oars ago. Children of ten have not
S bu rned to read and write Ba
fi - f five years old think war is the
M,ral slate o affairs. All the chll
SS . Undernourished. Not one In
Z dSict knows the taste of fre
U'lThe children here were, before the
wr tno finest physical type France
"'j,'" The climate Is bracing and
'f was nn abundance of butter,
there n n t f(iml,y
m,1Nfl" cfaf chickens and rabbits;
owned SO". h d many cows.
ihlZ KffKi -to t,,e Germr3
, and the children and nursing
took, and w ef protelUi
SrwMch there is no growth.
Saw Grizzly Bear.
- nan -Bert Thompson stopped
..."Inirf the boys for a little while
WO" "' , .vnPlr
i.u wnv nomu
on
It was
"w . .. -nmho,i nn to the bi-
,UM,UV " , n,.lr na- dark when ue " tn
f-i.nxT t i li:u , i ,nn tPdll 1 1 Hi. imi- v n -
every day W - M)Ilg. cycle -Wr. He had a
t-tit rtin nro iv . ...
o
T'beso are
,h in Mng. f1-1" , time for supper, lie had a
,i,n. tor- home m , .v i,wf nhpnd
,hc chiuu'en " floctIng glnnce or u. -
Cl -nrl inTOIO oc ciin-v- -
J,,st rTtn the pavement. When he
was throw" . ,
6at HP. ruono K , m Bert
bear was loo and
anm u'-J .
then both went awy
fast as tney ."""
from the place
as
The thumb is stronger than ail the
'f V-?
f 'a. ' ! t f "N t rSy. k ' " - ,A".yy, A
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FLETCHER & BAKRICK,
ATTORNEY'S
Cooper Building
INDEPENDENCE, .. OREGON.
TIME CARD ON TALLEY &
SELITZ RAILWAY.
Effective Sunday June 29th
The Valley & Siletz Eailroad will
run a train leaving lmicpcnuence at
7.45 a. m. going through to Camn One
j arriving there 10 a. m. Leaving at
4.45 p. m. arriving Independence at
7 p.m. leaving at 7.25 p. m. for Hos-
kins. Sportsmen will have an op
portunity to whip the Luckimute.
Dresses for the house, dresses for the streets," and dresses for all ages
nave oeen maoe ay sewing-ciuo women unaerins iuwiao vi ni"v-."v"--tlon
agents from Maine to Oregon. In California 53 women In one class made
mriv iirfiut summer Th women tn San Dleos county. California, are
much Interested In needlework. When a drtss-maklng demonstration Is held
there by the homo economics worker sent out of the department of agriculture
and the state college the attendance Is always above the average. In May
206 club women In this county made hats, and In July 136 made dresses, one
lilAH VI v in b.l.vn uiuu iiininu 7
The patterns at these meetings are measured and fitted to the measure
ments of their owners, then the flresses are cux ana maae oy mo wn
pattern without fitting. Class mornings are usually given over to discussing
,...i.i. ni.rni whir.h ara to be worked on that day. The cutting and
sewing of the garments is done In the afternoon. Attention Is also given at
these meetings to renovating and remodeling. The array of good-looking gowns
on exhibit after one or two aress-maiving icun or um wnu mf
ON
OLD
ACCOUNTS
WE GET RESULTS
"WE REPORT RESULTS
"WE REMIT RESULTS
"WE PAY THE EXPENSE
"WE TAKE THE BLAME.
KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO
McMinnville, Ore
Successor to
YAMOREG COLLECTION
AGENCY.
U. S. People Own
6,786,550 Cars
Ceniua ShowiOne Motor Vehicle
to Every 15 Persons
There is one motor vehicle for every
15 persons In the United States. This
calculation Is based on the latest au
thentic automobile and truck regis
tration figures complied. The total
number of passenger cars and trucks
listed is 6,786,550. This represents a
13 per cent gain over the 6,023,605 reg
istry of January 1, 1919.
A neck and neck race is being
waged between New York and Ohio
for leadership In state registration of
motor vehicles, New York leading with
502 783 and Ohio with 480,000 cars and
trucks. Next in the "big six" group
are Pennsylvania, Illinois, California
and Iowa.
Since the first of the year 15 states
hnvA mfl da nercentaces of increase
greater than the national Increase of
13 per cent. Those states are: umo,
nniifnrntn. Georria. Virginia, Tennes
see, North Carolina, Kentucky, South
Carolina, Alabama, West Virginia,
Louisiana, Idaho, Utah, Wyoming and
nnlnwnrp-
TMnMSPP. West Vireinia and Ken
tucky lead the South as well as the
entire, nntton. and In the order named.
nnnroppdented cotton and tobacco
rvrnanpritv has ulaced this section well
to the fore. Since 1917 the census of
automobiles in the Southern states nas
inirpnapn better than 100 per cent.
Iowa is still the leading state In per
oorvitn ownershiD with a car for every
R Q5 nersnns. Nebraska is "runner
up" with one car for 7.01 persons. Wis
nnnctn has one car for every 11.36 per
sons. The tail-end position goes to
Mississippi with one car to 47.89 per
sons.
Give me tne room whose every nooic
Im !iMra.terl to a book:
TntA Innol Will BUffiCe lOf Sir.
A nH mint tha llent admission inerw
On looking to the south, and one
t thn rod deDartlne Bun,
The eastern wall from frieie to plinth
ck.ii h. ih. nriAf' ia.Dvnnm.
whs Ana mo v find the lords of rhyme
From Homer down to uodsoh a imw,
And on the northern sine a space
rrilmr.eV-nlacO!
OlliXll BUVfT tr- - w
Kt rnund with the ancient tues tnai teu
Some leirend old, ana weave a epeu
a Vn... .Via flrarincr.ema.rri6a seal.
AUUU. ...vwa '
nrh miminir one mav taste the neat I
Above, tne mantel snouia not itti;.
l?n. iir!na and hrlP-a.-nraC
xin. hut lust enoueh to litrht
Th. mnm 'tm when the Are Is bright.
The volumes on this wan snau bo
ill nrnsA a.nd all Dhliosocny.
r Tom fiato aown to inun wuu
The dim reflections or mat siar;
And these tomes all shall serve to show
How much we write how mue Know,
For since the problem nrst was set
HT hoi. avar nnlvftd It Vet.
i"1 U VUW
Upon the shelves along- the west
The scientific, books snau resi;
Beside them history; aoove
T3nll.rlin Vinn. faith And 10V6:
Lastly, tha southern wall should hold
The story-teller, new ana oia;
Haroun al Raschia, wno was imui
An Viannlnasa tn all mV VOUth.
Shall have the honored place of all
rm..l A-wmtaM iimn f n A sunnv WftU
in.. mw.. - -
And with him there shall stand a throne
Of those who help mankina sjodb
Oi.i. fajaninatlne lies
lUUlO VJ V w. . .
Than all the learning oi uie wmo.
Such be the library; and take
X X119 v ....
To grace the door tnrougn wmcn i iwb.
tri. h.Kl.a. Ti-allpltflJl!
Frank uempsier sjuoriutiA.
WISE AND OTHERWISE
Borrowed money never looks
big until you have to pay It back.
Any rich man can tell you
that if he did everything with
his money that other people
think he ought to do he'd soon
have to go back to work for a
living.
No body appreciates success
like the inan who has encoun
tered failure.
It's hard to convince a hay
fever victim that this is a good
world.
m- :
Ci-anHwIp.hp.S Mnda Of
Nasturtiums and Mint
In some regions of Europe it is the
custom to mix yiolets, roses and limes
with sweetmeats In order to imparl a
floral tincture to the taste of the fruit.
In Turkey sweets are made oi earn
in mtoa ornnnvender. Floral sand
.ihna nro mndp. in Greece and Turkey
with nasturtiums, which grow In pro
fusion in warm and temperate cli
mates. Sandwiches are also made of
peppermint finely ground and spread
over thinly sliced and buttered bread.
THE LIBRARY
WILLARD
STORAGE BATTERY STATION
We sell, Rent and Repair Batteries-
OUR REPAIR W0RY
GUARANTEED.
418 Court Street. Salem.
Phone 203
Proposed Law Provides
for S5.ono.ooo tor uare
of Drug Habit Patients
Monsnres ta combat the increasing
Tiiimhpr of drue addicts following up
national prohibition have been Intro
duced in the senate by senator uranca
r Mnrvinnd. chairman of the senate
committee on public health, at the re
quest of the federal puouc neaun
Borvtpp. "He savs the United States
leads in per capita use o: opium. The
bill would provide $o,uw,uuu lor me
nan nt rh drnr-hablt nauenis. ,
Senator France declared there are
nhnnt KOO.000 drue addicts in tne
United States. 60,000 of them in JNew
York, and about 12,000 in Chicago.
The drug habit is more prevalent
n-noro nrnhihition has been in effect
longest, Kansas holding the record for
the largest number oi aamcts accord
ing to population, Senator u rance ae
clared.
It
Vulcanized;.
'underJntemal
iressureltoiin-j
isure even'cx)rd
gtrain distribu-1
tiom
And locked'
firmly to the
rim by four
Mnstretchabje
SLOPER BROS. & COCKLE
a a
MURCH RUSSELL, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon..
Office and residence over Inde-
dependence National Bank
Try the Salem Studio for
PHOTOGRAPHS
384 State Street
1 LnavsrJLlJ
1 TT.-.,..- noa hppn if i mil n PIlQr m raNPFR orTUMdR I trial
rtrtriiv enforced, because that would hefora It POISONS itn elands Of attacSBS ti BONE
. ' .... j c-n in ui!ii..... DaIii ruxm.t
nave createa a uesyeium dhuquuu i niuiuuinimeui rum
the absence of adequate hospital racui- py Until CURtU
r. ivia Irontmpnt- rtf those addict- WBITTFM GUARANTEE
ed to habit-forming drugs, particular- inkdlfVn?iahned
ncrnln nnd encaine said I TiiBntmaltesthecure
i.v uuiuiu, .iv.- " . I t: .
Senator France.
Ratifying a Peace Treaty.
According to the Constitution, the
president has "power, by and with the
dvifo nnd consent of the senate, to
make treaties, provided two-thirds of
th senators nresent concur." Since
a nrnnnspd treaty is not a treaty until
ratified, the president actually goes
through the formality of ratification,
but only after the provisions of the
Constitution have been complied witH, ,
3aIT LO
1 t
nil uviiknwi
Any TUMOR. IUMP orf
cnuc tn v.hnlin. facQ
rn. hnrtv Inn? is
CANCER! it never
pains u mn last sibuo
120-PftGE BOOK sent,
Ban re. 10.000 test!-
miJaa- UrltA In ffllfllB
SktrTy wtawait too long imurfil.
FooJ cTired at halt price If cancer is yet small
Write Dr.&Mrs. cnarnrey uo.rer itis du.
3 Great Cancer spsciaiisis u .ears
Officer L7 iJSSSSSkiR-.
i andalwayspolsonsdeeparm-
clands aea mus uuiuuli