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TH YEAR W. J. CLARK, PROPRIETOR.
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON, JANUARY 23, 1920.
NO. 37
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CARED FOR
COLD STORAGE PIRATES.
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1 I'!vrrv IhinkiW tu-rsnn knows that cold storage ware-
worknun I'-mpiuyd by 'houses are a modern necessity in order to insure a proper
II;:;: Wnov!!' f1"1 of food and prevent enormous wastage from s.uN(; am, shout c(
nvi-nv in thn fAIrl mrm'Sirro WJirf'hnilSPS. and allowed 10 l'G" hear. m-rnnHnr to lh lal-put rpnort
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rufiU un illUill Ult'lU U11U1 U litUUUU.I Itc lias uctii v.i v-ttvy ,j v " ?
11 . i . mi ,i 1!1.11.1 ..i - A M Tcnnint T-'vrliiuivo if ftfcnrt.
tion ct, apparent snortage. men mey are unooiuu uui aim euyi-, .
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k if MtM i iiiiiiu'iiMaiifin jin. m i
I , ..:. laa..a decay. . . . . students
T 1 cont. 1 But well informed people also know that such is not the -
! principal use to which they are now being placed. r cntC(J b 81
i , lM1 , , ' They are the means by which food pirates rob and plun-y the 4C73 Jonjf n(J Rnort co,rHe
hroe companion bill, bavin for (jcr faQ )eoplCi Stores are COmered On the market, h2d Lml,.nts in attendance this school
T Jtuijwnu nil littivunv v n('jJivAi
fcly 30 kt emit in payme
(1 workmen entitled to be
the workmen's compeiirta
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7m" "ini"1 " 'u u' ? mwus ihuuu-s aiu iiiauv u c.cw. . 13285 includinjc 2878 persons of col
X 11 , . 7 . ' 1 n3nHS 1Un KmOOiniy lor Ult putties in una mam.v;. ,,1(fiat, Btandin(C amJ vocational is a
11 runnuiuuHiun oi mo inju..-.. f , ,.rn,Wirif ,-i.ric nrr rirwnM liPr nftfiPS nilt. thfl tflCtS ana
the rt-tum to tno nau- . HU,
f accident fund of 1100,000 which bmi up uie iwuvca . 1'"' ..v
Mt l.le by an act of th last le- COmeS tO life, letS OUt a few terrifying roars at nothm-, ,lt normal year.
f r for . Tn.rtion ho.i and goes home and takes a stiff drink-if he can find it JJTrZ
' jntnuiucd t tho bou.e ut Hc has performed his sacred duty to the goats who- varioUH branche, lead3 in
... v, " ' elected mm. lie roared, anu a ruar niurvua x uig nui-v. lirny w,th 912 studcntK. aprrkuiture
rtii.T tlic flrnt bill, if approved, in
d worker will rvsreie '.bo 30 per
imrwt: ' on nil compensation ben
S I to b paid by tho iiuruKtrial at
Bt from December 1, 1919, to Juim
1921. fTbis increi.no will apply to
injured worker who is beinjc paid
temporary timts loss as well as to
vlo are beinj? paid for perma-
diaability. It also will apply to
jws arii
Prosecute the pnatesY l iille! ineyare i)rominenijhas 837, commerce 62ot and home
people, and have money altso votes. i "nica wh.
Often food is kept in cold storage until it is roUe,n aml,- county
then it is sent out for people to eat and spread disease. jcwurse Btudcnt. From S3 other
In their frantic efforts to boost prices eggs are held in!
Ktateu came 787 and from 11 foreien
pemn
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storage until thev rattle in their shells like dry bones, ami UuntrieH 32.
apparently the longer they remain the higher is the price f Washington leads amon? the state ;
when they do break bounds. , ' . tJfo lAZ'
We Americans "have a queer way of doing things in;
rid children who are drawing Jtjie present day Of enlightenment. lflf Texas 13, and Illinois 12.Foreign
Uon benefits during thin per-1 Tf ,l.MM ctnila a lAnh rf Vinfnn tn fppd hl3 huniTl'V
family, we call him a thief and Fend him to rot in jail. ark, India, Germany, Roumanian
ip nf millions hv Scotland South America, Netherlardst
1 Kmpbiyea Hate Unrhanged.
bill does not effect the rates of
jribuuon to tho industrial acci
l fund by employers of the atate,
prvsent rates aro considered am
io take care of emergency pay-
-ond bill, creating a rehabib
jbn ' nd, directs the slate trcas
I to trarwfer $100,000 from the
i n" ! occW-itit fund, "and provbt
iriwr that 2Va per cent of the to
!,.)?. . dy reeei'jt of the com mis
i fcball ro into thia fund. Thl
gy would be used by the commts
fto rctjiin or educate men and wo
who have been so seriously in
"0t tbiit they nre unable to follow
usual vocation. The purpose
rd bill primarily is to assist these
jplos in preparing to become nelf
IForting in spite of their handicap.
oviidons also is made in this bill
injured workers may be admit
jto t!c vocational departments of
public schools or tho state school
the blind and tho state school for
deaf and dumb upon application
lie comniisKion.Under the bill the
mission will defray the cost of tui
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Transfer of Fund Asked
6ie third bill merely returns to the
mission $400,000 which by an act
he last legislature, was set aside
;thJ buildinjr and quipping of a
HgrUsction hospital. It has been
juk'd to establish this hospital in
land, but tho enabling act, which
H submitted to the people at the
Americanism
vs.
Internationalism
r? u?der any circumstances would I sacrifice the
"'it'fF "cier, me nauonaiism of America, or the
constitution and the Institutions that have bred Amer
ica s manhood and womanhood. If we plunge America
into the welter of internationalism we shall destroy
America, and, in the name of good to the world, we shall
make our country incapahie of good either to the world
or to ourselves. ;
, "Free and untrammeled, with safe frontiers, Amer
ica s task is to perfect America's own national life in
America s own way. Only so can America North,
South, East and West the America we all love, endure.
Only so can America irradiate an even higher influence
in the world.
."Internationalism would destroy us at home Na
tionalism will save us at home. If there is anything
through which we can do good to the world it is our
Americanism. If we sacriiice that distinctive thing we
destroy the hope that the world has in America. We are
the salt of the earth, and for the earth Salt is good; but
If the salt has lost its savor, wherewith shall it be sea
soned? It is neither fit for the land, nor yet for the dung
hill, but men cast it out. He that hath ears to hear, let
him hear Thus spoke the Savior of mankind, and, to
paraphrase another divine expression. What will it profit
America to gain the world and lose its own soul?"
Philander Chase Knox,
Attorney General under President Roosevelt.
Secretary of Stata under President Taf t.
r Now United States Senator from Pennsylvania.
dl election in June, 1919,
tated.
was
p milk thp nnhlie of millions bv
their criminal manipulation .of the cold storage "tLXZ ;
houses we envy them m their greatness and leave them,, , proportion to th. .w- T T "
to keep right on plundering. . u t. d. .nr... J.. tw. ft to- ZcZT befor, b, for h. t ddics!
In other words, we curb the little thief and g.ve the big; ;,jy Th p, of ducation WM J?ltZZZSr'?Z
ouiuv ui uiu luim- nwvu w v..." 'rollppe in a critical condition say . 8u sue nas inese mmgs out
their cores, and if the cores were required to stand alone membera , Wlde,y Jopted y the United states 0f the way, scmbbing, deaning.wasb
J .i A X? !, 4.V..il"D ' v nvii..a. ,;, covemment and Tint, in rhnrtr nf ; : ,. . ...
rur it 13 in ui': a t , r 1J,K. ironing, coomng, DaKing, sewing
tne treasury department. and stretching a lean pay envelop to
S The thrift campaign in Oregon is cover a week's of seven days,
conducted by the treasury and agri-J The home is the foundation stone
miTTmim department or tne lederal upon which is built a'.l civilization
HP I A I (ill I government, Oregon Bankers,; Asso- aU progress all industry, all every
WJt.V". Ration, Oregon States .Teachers A e-! ; And' home is.what the house
ciation, Oregon Agricultural College keeping mother makes it. Without
PRIZE LAST and slate department of education, her there is no home; without the
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NOW OPEN
VllV.ll l,Ul. U11U ti. VJl vw " v-
t Vipv would collanse of their own decay.
cities that this wholesale piracy and plundering of the J
people, linos lis incepuun aim ijiulcv-uuh
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borne or the country districts may nut w . sy uu,,,
ing wings, but the systematic robbery which is debauch-:
intr the country es not flourish where, every man knows, jt
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THRIFT WILL
Ma ifKliTjr.
The public has reached the point Wre it'll beginning f V,? Jvxrir P.
to demand that confess take adequate measures tq. re- JKJN !: 1f,.1
lieve the situation - failing this, it wouMJje quue appro
priate for it to resign and go home. -"
to al:
- -nurcnm, supennienaeni oi home there is not much of anything
education, was appointed state worth while in life. Is there?
rector Ly the federal treasury. xhenj how in the world can these
Thiift education will be made a men down in the ronsn oATiVa tn n
Tho lid has a disagreeable habit Of blowing Off Wher, Competition for the $o0 Pr.ze oner part of the regular school work this that keeping house is not a gainful
ine 11U ndS a uiadfc ctauic un, w te , 0 n Bankers Associa- year hi all schools. Habits of thrift 0f.ntinn
the pressure becomes too great.
CLUBS SHOW -
FINANCIAL
itiort for the county wnose cniiaren will be made attractive to girls an.l
moot dilijrently carry out the nation boys to teach them the value cf
Of course it is a gainful occupa
tion, in the very front rank of hu-
igher institutions have loss than
qfc 1000 male students. One and one
J per cent of ell males over ten
7s of age.
I 1 I t
r. Daganne, DenU, ovar IbkIc
eor National Bank.
I, ttt
irie Dentistry
ith Few Visits
mo 1
Registered Dentists using tn
,. JR. Tarker System make a spe-
-Blty oi prompuy
ring for out-of-town
tients.
Most people can
afford to waste
necessary time In a
Mntist's office, and
JR. Parker System dentists ba
y vo in, giving- sueh patients all
fisibl attention and work onl
'j&Jn. ViSll, SO IPOy Will UV
fcodiS in o often. 'tSdSSfc","
This work te all done so well
fally gufiranteed. You ar
of good dentistry and com-
liecords Show Net TrofiU of $12,000
Ilenefit Education and Ke8ourcen
of Oegon.
Oregon will reap still larger bene
fits from its girls' and boys' club
work which netted a profit of $12,000
in 1919, thinks George E. Family na
tional lcub leader.
"Oregon stands in the front ronK
of states in club work," Mr. Ferrell
gays, "and I think warrants tho ex
penditure of more federal funds in
.this state this year."
Great improvement in the work of
last year over former years is noted
by the national leader. The number
of completed reports for 1918 was
but eight per cent, while in 1919 it
had risen to 43 per cent.
Other advantages cited by Mr.Fer-
rell are free demonstration work that
educates not only girls and boys but
the general public to a better way
of doing many things such as can
ning, baking and Judging livestock.
A great number of pure bred cattle
have U-en brought into Oregon by
these demonstrations, which were
called especially successful.
tMMte satisfaction. Best of all, you
fcd not fear pain, for every safe
itbod of overcoming pain is
id. Prices are moderate and
Hnlnations and advice are free.
There are twenty-four offices in
1, fereiit cities where the E. R.
rker System is used, tha nearest
) fe being at
AN SALEM, OREGON.
;uin thrift piorrrani in Oregon, is now money, strengthen the country, and man endeavors,and the census should
A caae of sleeping sickness in Polk open to the chiidren of Polk county, better the communities in which they;so jist tne nineteen miHicm
county, as ia nuuwu i thrift will be taugnt in an cny ana nve.
terprise, has been reported from Ball countTy schools of the county, and the j Funds for carrying on the work are
ston, where John Fotht, who was a tnrift campaign here will be directed supplied by the federal government ,
student at O. A. C. is recovering b. the county school superintendent. The program covers the period from
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the disease. ibe puze was won last year Dy was- iyzv to ivzo,
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TREES! TREES
from
COOTIES!
MONET TO LOAN FEDERAL
FARM LOANS AT lVt
.If yon need money thta fall, file
your application pjwLmmb made in
PoHc, TamhiU, Ifarlen, Benton and
Lincolu ' counties. For particulart
write te E. K. Piaki, S5retary
Treasurer.
DALLAS NATIONAL PABN
LOAN A680ClAtION.
ttt .
. Six millions of boys go to work
each day with four to seven years of
schooling. ;
Let us remind you that spring
planting . time will soon be here and
The thrift cards will be filled out in that we are in a position to furnish
ink by the pupils and handed to the yon all the good varieties of Fruit
teacher the last Friday in each month trees, Nut trees, Berry plants, Shade
for checking. trees Shrubbery, Roses, etc.Our list
j f is too extensive to publish here.but if
'needing anything in our line, either
WTrVI7TI717 i write us or Mr. Brown, and we we'll
Mllllj I IjIjIi take care of your requirements to
j 1AVTO tie kes' our am'y- D your or
llllljLjlU.nO eTU'S now rather th'in wait cntil
time to plant. It will be to your ad-
vantage. Oregon Nursery Company
Orenco, Oregon, or Frances M.Brwon
Independence Oregon,
Jtt
The undersigned will sell at Joint
Auction Sale 1 mile north of Indepen
dence at end of pavement, commenc
ing at 1 p m. sharp on.
SATURDAY, JANUAR 31, 1920
FOUR HEAD OF HORSES Two 6-
HOUSEWIVES SHOULD BE LIS
TED IN THE CENSUS AS .
PRODUCERS.
There are in the United States
19,000,000 women who do their own
housework according to Mrs. Ray
mond Robins, president of the Na
tional Women's Trade Union League.
These 19,000,000 are not engaged year old Geldings, weighing 1500 lbs
in a gainful occupation, if one ac-'each; 1 Bay Gelding 41-years old, wt.
cepts the classification g?ven them 1000; 1 Percheron Colt 2-yrs old.
by the United States census bureau, j TWO 2-YEAR OLD HEIFERS, fresh
Mrs. Robins refuges to agree with in May, 1 yearling heifer,
the census folk, and argues that 120 HEAD of Cotswold Ewes,
there is no more gainful occupation , ONE FULL BLOOD CHESTER
than keeping house for father and ', WHITE BROOD Sow to farrow April
the children. 1 21st.
"Housewives should be listed in MACHINERY, ETC ?1 Binder near
the census as producers," Mrs. Robins ,ly new; 1- Mower, 1 Disc, 1 Spring
suggests to the secretary of com-j tooth harrow 1 clod masher, 1 four
merce. "The value of their output section harrow, three 14-inch Oliver
reckoned on the low rate of $45 a steel plows, 1 sixteen inch plow, 1
month, would reach an aggregate , hack. 1 cream separator, 1 cultivator
yearly income of $10,000,000,000,"she
asserts.
If anything Mrs. Robins is under
estimating. Why, it is worth consi
derable more than $45 a month , to
take care of the baby, get the child
ren off to school mend their clothes
darn their stockings, keep them out
of trouble, bring them out of meas
les and mumps, get father's break
fast, his dinner on time and lunch
1 six-foot Disc, Two 3-4 inch wagon
nearly new, 1 set of heavy work har
ness, -set of single work harness, 9
cow stantions, 1 scalding vat, 3 dosen
hens, SO tons bailed cheet and oat
hay househould goods and other ar
ticles. TERMS Cash or bankable note.
Free Lunch at noon.
Millard White, Auct.
WHITNEY BROS, Owners
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