Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, May 21, 1920, Image 7

Independence enterprise., May 21, 1920, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

Image provided by: Independence Public Library; Independence, OR

About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1920)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.6 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page TextK b J, 32. f Sea- th SUU Una 0 " n.....rin. Will UWJ Oregon. UP I i jTrn.lt U.wmov. IUHUnk of FjiW ordinary ? A" lhnrn running r 7t .'nglc to 0 )i;SnX Itivrr. th. i h thr-lof lh- . KRi tU fH..wln, JM ? " r hlk'H w(,t,,r nU"'k, ifSMU-tho Hnt of . i - th m,nll: f Et which Udder i ly for "' -h '",ir ,,n;1 fl a - byt ;:;jr.,, - -:i:.,:::,:,1;,;rn: i ,iwrs. I . ,) ... rlfht lo re- r ..,!!, . i-r before if.r.Ur if !- r- h,u foil f ""' t , L the r. ' I ' .i . t ,,! t lie riimr- t r:on inei"" I. hi, iiffn or rrprwenU- t lu rul- n'1 regulation L promulgated Ly the Stat L i be Rivrn lh I-ffT-. .'to I,-m. nt Hi" Wir"t J.wUlritr't ml. rerrl- jr five dy idV t,!,, "lH'lllr,K -vW, further, whully within in of the l!..M. to th W to jht..i who have jrdopmt work. ft'i-ther with ,r!k.r,i within the r 1919 ii h nubjwt to fj, provisi'in nnJ condition Vila ind rpitu!nti"" IoitI -a!jrt-J hy th- Stt Un.I gftkSut f Oregon. fr th I of nrryinit out nnd mnklnq; I provlKton "i napicr .i ril U of OroK0", IoptI ; ial Iginlntivc Smnion of ; on fllf with thn unclr!! t- to public nijrcllun. -ttioni ml llil nhimld 1- Ito G. G. Brnvn, CU-rk. StAt Krd,S!i!em, Onn'n, (in.J mnrk vlicttlnn n! t i l to j of th bHl of tho WilUmrtt f r th purpo .f rrmovlntr k tn irravi'l thi-rpfrom." Hi it Slcm, Orft-'-n, Mny fith. G. G. HUOWN, CIrrk State Lnnd Hoiird. yOFESSIONAL COLUMN. J jWOPE & SWOPE J Lawyers 10.0. F. Building ndence. . . Ore. I'UUIEK & HAKKICK, ATTOKNMY'S Cooper liuildinj 'EXDEXCK. .. OULT.ON No MUMMONH. In the Circuit Court of the Ktnle of lirricon ior rom county, J, I., lliitifm, rinlntirf, vs. Mr. Jnnu' M. Kolinun, Mm. Vrvtlon Wru, Mm. Wllllum Wnrd, Mm. ICmma V.'rJ, Mmj 11,-njntnln lrc luiid, Clvmiltt llolmnn, Mr, Jo)m II. Ilolman, Mm. Oljra Holmitn, Mr. Mirtl Holmn,Amo M. Ditlwryin. und Uo nil othor Hrmn or portion unknown clnimlni; uny right tltU, eUto, lipri or ititerot in the real tiit dcitcriheil in the com plaint hrcln, Iiofi'ticUnU. T Mm. jHmon M. llolmnn, Mm. I'riiton Wnrd, Mm. Kmmn Wnrd.Mm. Itonjaniln Irclttml, Mm. John 11 llol mnn, dlcnrilo llolmnn, nnd uUo all other pfmoim or pnrticii unknown clftlmlnjr nny rltht. tltlo. eUt. lien or lnlrt In th rral ntt dcurrih- d In the complaint h-ri in, nhovv nnrn m dofrndnnU; IS THK NAMK OK TIIK PTATK OK OUF.GON: You nr h. nl,y ra-HUlrr-J to uppmr and nnxwer the tun plaint lilpd nnlnt you in tie ulvc tttitld nult nmi Court, wilHn W"-V frm tho c!nl of tiio lr.i', jul- 'lliatiorj of thin Hurnrnium, towil: On or lirf.r Iho 3rd tiny of July, l'J20, )ttlid if you fil ! to fttifiwor the hnid 'complitint, fr wunl tlu-roof llio pliiin jtilT will iipply tJ d Court fur tln indit'f in nid compliiint doriHindfd, 'vlx: T)t nil ndvrrf clitimi cif th 'di-fi-n.liititii 1 i!ff -noiiu-d hy n tlwrin of (ill rurl; tlmt !-f tnl rmt hnv? no ;tilU "r pnlt' in l prrmim- end that th plaintiff U th owner in fc 'elmple tIi.roof, and tht dofi-mlunt a l. 'njnn'd from HMn-rting any (l.iim to I1 prenilitoft dvcm to pInintifT :nd that plaintiff hnsv urh othi-r nnd idiflprtiit rcluf t' c'tu'tv """lh !ju!.t; thitt tkfi n.lant net forth the Jnnlurn of thrir claim in their nnnwer hen-to: that a'l prtniirc in said 'complaint Is dorid a follow: I Ih-tflnniritf nt th N. W rorwr r.f th Ilrnry lldmirk t. L. C. No. 41, in Township H. S. 11. T, SYfct of the Will. MrtP. In Polk rount. Orrcon; tlvnre North 4.35 rhninn; th.-nr Went 11.5-1 chain; thence South 1D.K0 rhninx; thinc Went 18 43 rhaitm; thence South chwlnn; thonrp Went 4M0 I chain to tho WYntorn boundary of 'the Jamet S. Il.dman D. I.. C; th.-nrr ! S-uth 11 ch-ir. Went 1.1H chains; 'them South 21 Isr. l.VWV.t 5.21 ' chain ; thence K.uth 41 (U-g. Kat the iAickiuniute river; thonrc Kast B2M chninii to the Western boundnry line of the Henry Holrnhk P. L C,, 'thpneff North on aaid line 4.G chains 'to plac of bcffinninu. containing 'lSI.70 acres, more or kos. In Polk county, Orpsron. j This Summons, by order of the Hon. I Asa It. Robinson. County Judtf of SPolk county. On-jron. made and dated Ut Chambem In the city of Dallas. lOrctron. on the 19th day of Mny. W20, lis servH upon you hy the publication thereof for a period of six consecu tive week prior to the 3rd day of July, 1920, In the Independence Enterprise-, n newpap r of penernl cir culation, published nt Independence, in snid I'olk county. Th date of the first publication of this Summon is May 21st, 1920. The date of the last publication will be July 2nd, 1920. swope & sworn, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Address, Independence, Oregon. INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE Page Seven LRCH RUSSELL. M iv icihii and Surgeon.. f" nd resides o over Inde- "Ptndence National Bank RospburgTiller road is hcinjr sue veyed. 3m- FIRST USED IfJ CIVIL WAR Men of Divisional ln.l0n. I, Credited to Oneral Joseph Hooker-Were Worn at Cp OrnamenU. "The divisional lnslKnln, which was hnll.Mlio, w,i,,Hliln of,, novolty w. It win Inlr.Miu.'.M n tm A K F( d(J tn-t aimid for an t-ntlroly now Idea In unlforjii di-comtlona for Ani(.rlnin "nny.1 y, ,h ,ome Sector, tlie ex olinr' weekly. it'll, JOKCIlll II(W.U1.r'lfl.,t.ll,... ... , , ,K,IU,,K Whoe record In n iw.H 111 A nwia. - M''ii i nun c lean war foiiKlit nlity year ngo has ""' entirely eubrnercwl In the vast history that Rrew out of that war. hint conceived die mime inalif nla libs, anil tlx men of tlm retcl menu fiKhtliig undor him In the Civil war fin on a dlstlnctlvo em blem mot thereby OMtahllMhixl n fash Ion Unit was adopted hy &u the Union forres. Th Idea did not die with tliii civil war. for In the Spun- M A ricm war also Atnerlrun sol- ilh-rs worn dltlriMlv einhletiis to show uhfit oii'iiulXHtlon they beloriged lo. 'Tim ill visional ii,Klj;iiia as worn by lhe A, L. I". wim now. however, In tho di tiills of Its wciirtiiK, for tho soldiers of the civil war nnd of the Spanish-AtiM-rlcun war did not wear cloth pati-he on tho left shoulder. The (l-titliii; iniMi of the Civil war wore thHr i'ihIi!'-!iihiiihIi' of nietal, with cloth ivnieiH as cop ornaments. The sol. Hern of the KiiihIh!i Aiiierlnui war dli'lM)i-i tliclr own orpuilzotlon ilinrks-of eiiaineled metal, with a chmp (tuck Inj; -plmii-d to their left lireott Jiisi iiliuvi! the porket flop." Seventh Day Advent ist Church of Independence. Sabbath School at 1.10. Service at 2.H0 p. n. at K. P. Hall over Craven & Walker's confec tionery store across form Postoffiee. All are welcome 5-7-tf C- C. WRIGHT, M. D. C. VETERINARIAN Residence "Uunclo Billy'i e e Albany Mill A Elector Company to open for business ntrnin this year. ltSL0N ALLEY & BELITZ R ATI W.ir i - "...uiiai, j June ztn WT 4 Sileu Railroad will I"dcpondenc nt ki. ' aependenc nt at7.2Gp.n,forno.. Wp the Luckimute. Oh-h-h-h h, THAT'S Different j ali right sonny, " WY v voo-ve got THE RtGKT, M J JX--:rP .t. kimo or clotHUs! A J Ti" FINE POINT IN DRAW POKER Would I Gentleman Take a Pot on Hand That Wis Not Dslt to Hlm7 fonts n(T. slilrtxlcevi rolled up. and sop liitf hiiii'lkiTi hlefs liouml tlirli'ly round their brows. Illooilt tttrsty I'.lll. Cheater Charlie. Inrdeil IHck. the deah-r. and Slimher Sam sat In solemn cmiiiave round the table, phijiiiK a furl oux k'iiiio of noker. Hnik ami exitetnent ran hlRh. Tnch tnnu s-enicd to hold a tiptop hiiml. and nnio would reilnaulsh the lit t nit. At liit time came for hands to be exposed UNCIK SAM CUTS FIVE MILLION fiOI.LAH MELON Uncle Sam has cut a fve million dollar melon in the Twelfth Federal Kescrve District in the form of semi annual interest payments on the Se cond Liberty Loan. Just how much of this $.VJ0!,llfi interest will o to residents of the Pacific Conn in on ectural, as the Federal Reserve Bank has no means of knowing how many of the bonds, have passed from the hands of original purchaser to buy ers outside of the. TweKlh ilistrict. The interest is based on tho amount of bonds allotted. Lecture Tour Ellison-White Lyceum Bureau Ex-Pres. Wm. Howard Taft STATE INDUSTRIAL HREVITIES will lecture in the Salem Armory,Saturday, P.lay 29,8:30 p.m. Reserved Seats now selling at Wills' Music Store; also Saturday, May 22nd, at Armory Box Office, 12 o'clock noon till 8:00 P. M. MAIL ORDERS RECEIVED NOW Price, $1.50, plus 1091 War Tax. Address leters, make checks and money orders payable to Salem Taft Man agement, Box 283. Include eelf-addressed stamped envelope to insure safe return, jlXTKODULTIION BY GOV. OLCOTT MUSIC BY ELKS' ORCHESTRA distributed to date to Hood River $2,000,000 on the 1919 apple crop the .g-rowcrs of this district. Oakndfre Uround cleared ior erec III!! "Four threes!" shouted Cheater Charlie. "Striilcht flit'lif roared Daredevil Iilck. the denier. "UovbI flufh!" screeched Ram. Daredevil pick, the dealer, was Mint gered. "Take It. Sam. If you've cot the nerve." ho muttered: "but ymi know It's not the hand I dealt you." Ion don Tit bit. ODORLESS CLEAN EFFICIENT Sold only in 25 lb. white cotton baK 235 And 2 lb, pokasi 3o No Filter No Bulk All FrtULr KIT M0MET " lUI-IHT IHTH CA MODUCt For l4iwn. Flowers. Garner. Slirobi Houmi riant.. lirll and Orchards Doole FBKB Tells lout HOW A 25 lb. ba covw lwa '?notI . 1200 .ounra f-t. I-a.t a year or more, A table.ooonful to hill of P't0",:l matoe. or ordinary ro. bu.h nienn. abun dant now.ri. crmp anU early ' A tea.Poonf.il for ?, J"-S?ea. plant. F.rn. lov. It. Fully Guarantee DISTBIIIt'TOB We have been appointed receiving agent for the Brownsville Canning Company. We would like to eee you about your Royal Ann ChcrrieB, Straw herrles, Red Raspberries, Goosober ries, Loganberries and Rheubarb. INDEPENDENCE SEED fc FEED STORE. World's Race Divided. Amplilsrlnn are the people who tn hnblt the tropics, whose shadow In one pnrt of the year are cast to the north and In the other to the south, ae cording as the sun Is north or south of their Health. The nntlsclnns are the Inhabitants of the earth living on different aide of the equator, whose shadows at noon are cast In contrary directions. Those llvlnir north of the equator are nntis chin to those living south of that tine, and vice versa. Th shadows on one side are cast toward the north and upon the other toward the south. The avian are the people who live In a land where, rat a certain time of each year, they liove no shadows at n.n. All the Inhabitants of the torrid xone an" asclans, they having a vertical 'm twice a year. The pcrlsrlnns nre the Inhabitants of the polar circle, whose shadows dur ing some portions of the summer must In the course of the day move entirely around and fall townrd every point of the compass. Uland of Crete "Upending." In the course of a discussion on the ...Meet of Crete at the -Royal Oeo graphical society. Prof. L. J. Myron de scribed two remnrknlde chances of ground level that have occurred there since classical times, snys the Scientific American. The whole island has swung upon nn axis, the enstern half sinking and the western rising so nun Ulcrapotnis nnd Splnlmt nn" dent mays and harbor works are now under water, the Hill.. Crock hnrhor of Uisnrnn, at tho wet end of the I -n l. Is now totally upheaved, so that ' ...m, nhouton the floor of the I ancient harbor, upraised and dry. Chinese En0lneers Hate Toll. 1 no branch of modern progress ha China advanced during the Inst If we excepr, penmi Chinese engineer has come to . V.M...riHeized person, 1,18 SJ2 i o ling is hnnds or taking epr without sou : b ; n t() poso ofl his co t c lu , but fl3 having wtereu t, u nh 1'1'tS lO l" - work. Four twos!" shrieked liloortthlrsty ltion of for Oakridge Lumber Co., I I... . tin rrf rt which recently purcnasea .uuu.uuo feet of timber in the Cascade National forest. Portland Statements of the State Slnsher Bank of Portland shows $4,137,647.40. I Mf FT.l l Cl.l. D 1. im lOleoo iNew xoieuo oiaie jjuhiv id being constructed. Portland puts on campaign to get 1000 houses built to relieve .congestion The Rolston-Nolan bill lor a fed eral tax of Kr on all land holdings over flO.000, irrespective of improve ments, would strike a large percentage of farmers and industries. It is sin- pie tax pure and simple under a new disguise. Cove to get new store and Masonic and Odd Fellows hall combined. Alsea Lumber Co., ships carload fir logs to New York for veneer material. Cold Hill New $49,000 concrete bridge over Rogue river is completed. Brownsville Canning company plant is now in full operation. Clenada New saw null to be duik here. Milton 20 acre alfalfa land sells for $6,000. Mr. Barnes, U. S. Wheat Director Says: x t Oolsuni Bread. IS THE CHEAPEST AS WELL AS THE MOST WHOLESOME FOOD ON THE MARKET BUY THAT EXTEA LOAF Your Grocer Has It read1' And reduce the High Cost of Living." Cherry City Baking Co. n . " ' r3.! IpNI ft A TOTfs I I Ing, The Confronted ly a 1' 8 ,mve budln Tn h e Vnilnff machine In eBtnbllshed a blg jra K hell.Blmt. GOOD mileage, good looks, good traction all to an extreme degree are features of these tires. In their making and in their selling, the Fisk Ideal is a vital factor. The Fisk Ideal: "To bo the best concern in the world to work (or and the squarest concern in existence to do business with." Next time-BUY FISK from your dealer tnnnuiKturnM Time to Re.tlroT 4 Buy Flak) - HaV'. I "