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Newspaper Page Text15 fir yAH NO. 52. IILINI) TIG 13 FOUND IN LOCAL LIYKKY BARM. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. JUNE 11, 1920. (GASOLINE OR LOCAL USE I rVS ASSOCIATION r iocoi pence Sg ME f ' K XEM' officers. Ioiiilly they are not wine. URIiaNG, v iU U '"ted !" th livery Urn 0f ndependenee haa blind pig, R antmrontly in rimirlnbu,. . . condition una Im not liclriK troubled WATER IS PURE BY ANALYSIS DEATH CLAIMS MRS. HENKLE INDEPENDENCE BOY IS FORGING AHEAD Independence friends of Major George C. Dunham, U. S. A., are gratified over the recognition he Is rrivinr. After an army career, MANY GOLD STARS FOR POLK COUNTY JbY Stll"1 'John-W. Dickinson on Main street i . ..-.I t... I.',,... I- -..I I. .... - . NO FORMER DENT WELL KNOWN RE8I .receiving, ' starting as lieutenant in the medical INCOMPLETE COMPILATION OP KNOWN RLSI. ? t. cftnal zonei he wa ad- OF INDEPENDENCE ti rnnk fj durInc DIES IN PORTLAND. the waf and has now bcen named as r.r th faculty of the unuea STATE ANALYSIS SHOWS CITY CITY SUPPLY CONTAINS CONTAMINATION. LbiJ "f , .ii.i cesnorv n he ha hud knowlmlirn f il" ' " i I from Hurt I A n ..-..I....! i.i . .. .. , . , ... t.. .n i iiui , , . - , ui u vnm wi ni riii niur rifwin Ili: lt oht to arrive! wi upon by taw abiding m(idtJ 8ho ' " J Mr,, i Market i 1 , . t wtek. I" "1,,Bt Wind pigs do not cxiat i.... . . V which occurred in I ... lh mm.iic . . ....,,. u . . ... -J.V....VIICB xiowa aoaoiuieiy . , mo oa - Im Uri irn "'vji vinitWbHilWILn, . . iiJ stviiuiki vwhv - m a. inr 17 Li 1 limn 1 ,rranirr"-. " " n..,i., . "'""mnnauon ana it runks with . . . .d friends V, I" " tt ,v hi nub- y the l.ui.in tho t.Ht in the irtute for purity. , n.u wn fiu to . ...t...., .,..!n At its Tl, rommiuM ;- '". , -m.w.., ThU wu , ,)Umi)(;(i from .crlM 'r',wT ' I" 11C BC"U"' tti DEATHS SHOW SACRIFICES. 17 SUPREME I1I1H Ul bllG vu"; - I in TJtfM DTI If IH I I HL flF IfrPvIIIl It Announcement or the aeatn 01 gtate Army Medical school, at waBh Jeai ... If - ... . M iiauie : 1 .1 1 l J k ouwo mtnf ueau no tumpiieu vy nic wu ucuni t "e,,MB ington, L. U., witn me rann. - ment Poik county ,8 entitled hi to 1.. nig w"- Portland last ai- jor a shock to a , m tor Durham is an Indepen- without niicht urn aiiuuiUAy oiiu vault; wn-nvwv " tprminaiion ne woo cinyivj near the river . ..t,, Tv,r0 wrA ...u- Qi in the t& t, iinuut, mA w i. .i.v h.. raven wnu ao "brs - n naiiui 1 , ..!.. ti .....in . i ' ... k McU.". J 'mrBt b ud r,,.ttion, ,rt he I. at- 1 rm,nv In i i! L IT 1 , P1 her dauhter' Mis8 Em' businens In thoe days. L, Cr. w- ; lrm.Ultf mor, aUrntun thj H M). "I" ny. I" no way contam.l n1(, hcr Bister.in.law, Mrs. W. Duriham ,was ambitiouS. He s.vl Jii and . to fioo ti- dirmHly hftowtd upon a mnnWr T V.l, il ! ? i- II. Walker, of Independence who hi money( but this fell far short ot HU rr0'"" .L JZ e I? lo of hU family until aft.-r hit eplUph Jit " ! i t i ' T ;PPd l'e Pen'Iin a few day8 the requirements, but e found a rihe f.r and tl, i ! hw'7f , he l conU"""- at the Honkl. home. banker who was willing to close the J;f thi. dirjrt to U u rj an Jtr-d atrr, I. n unknown malady Thefunml was held from the fjnancial gap. He entered the l'hU- 'nil h fiKurrd, RFITHI K'ANH ORGWIK klh ' 1 Prerian ckrth i InM Wllhingta ,tat agricultural col- U "l"r . iB, N FOII IM V( C iMI'VICN ,m '"I Tuesday afternoon. Dr. Dunnmore of- Jkln ahe veterinary course. L 1 an.u.i.1 a I OR (OMIX. t AMI A K.N moot Krat,fyin r.ports. Supcrm- f, , an(, interment wag made ,1 ' n Jterward switched to the nmil.' i" i"" r'i-"- utkh-iiI Archibald Is in receipt ot a.- .... t.-..n . t m. 'tw mouth, acti" v. L,,pW In thi. territory all I tjin Uwy "u,y """ " a few B''llo" 0r 'vtr1 ti Th lrnr ord. ra will h f .... I ...mil nriidL'i. ,1 the fr 1. n.lo fr nrrvirif thore ,'only li,,nU', "",,,nt- Ik, auoriatioii has t" awratrf, fl1 ... t i l.w ti(in will rl" r"" ' ' rfirinir to avail thrniarlvr of trrtunity, ,ttr W,U hnve .aJ.-d within 4 hum after .jva! to avoid n dcmurrte . It will I a m" trannae - every imttancf. The exact (ho arrival f the car ran. I torttoU. but i-very rffort will !t to notify i ""y " IM'" Agri- Ri-nuhliran count v rommitlwmcn r,,Port on the water made met at Dalian Tui-sility aftorwxm ,:h' " by C. V. Ccpaon, and rffpctvd an nri'anir.atiim for bacU-riologiKt of the Oregon the roming two yrara hy the aek-c- ruHural CoIIpkc. He says: tion of Frank K. HuU.ard f Falls' "vv b"ve tostcd a aample of your City a chairman, and Mm. Slidla J Ilrnrv aa secretary, ("has. Ilriitch ,.r ,,t fVri-vjtitlii vvn it iinnii-,1 im xtate rommlttceman and (i. W. Mcll.e f k'duUdy no siirn of any contamina-j tltM ... f,..!L.rt.imi.l committee- tin, the water appearing perfectly; WhUt Kulimitt.'l fd lhi ilcrinrtniont 1 . . wore mnnv oeauinui uui lat week for bacteriological analy-,.. (prnv. 0f 0i(i friPnds and rela- An nun n 1 aVin 4 it r tiViwB itfi. ' to 18 'gold stars. This includes the losses in all branches of the army and ma rine corps but does not include the navy or nurse corps. Oregon's loss is given as 811 men, of which"318 were killed in action or died of wounds, while the remain ing 42 died from disease or ac cidents in camps. In the Polk county list 17 are giv en, but Jason Arrell, an Independence boy, enlisted from Coos county, and there may be other similar cases. The list as furnished to the Enter nrise bv Countv Clerk Flovd D. ' - m 1 t )J Ulai HIV.'. " " 1 - ' iflUVJI3 C1IU DUJllCU W ilia v.likv wj The pall bearers were; ate( anj for a Bhort time pracuceu the atjjutant general's, office in Sa W. Conkey, II. Hirschberg, h- profesgion in Columbia county. iem is aa follows: -. . ... , T 4. ( . . . L - W. II. Craven, 8. 11. wamer, inowioh 1 ReCeivfng the appointment Jones and L. Damon. The services i;euteriant in the medical were very largely attended and there j,is advancement has been floral pieces, o!jrinir that it has been attain- RlaW v.ltnn 8rrant of pleurisy, tives Mrs. Ilenkle spent practically of corps, inr, lining --vt.i, r--- gr WIIU U maucimiij r v VUaC9 X . x iiaic life in. Independence. v trail hn renuested that his riall-ia ViHrl t nil t . 1 1 ' . ... "!'" " ' " man. A finnncial commitUo was se- rinu inere is no question n- husband. Eli T. Henkle, died ' , be not used, but as good deeds; lected, K. K. I'ad.l.. k of Ind. pcn- '-r but that this water Is mort ex- r)et,em,)er 11( 191(5. Mrs. Henkle, !flre better than COronets the Enter- CropPf charfes F. 1st lieutenant d.nce heinir chairman, and the other r"ieni lor a source 01 auppiy ior h mai(lon name was . 11 t iioinenuc purpose. dauehter of , Dr. Bennett, Thomas Private rii 1 .Ml .1 .' . uuuaa. fiiit;u 111 aLLiuii. rapid, 1918 considering that it has been attain- Biake Elton ed solely by meritorious service. , Dallas, died , With beocming modesty, the bank- . 1917 her . ,t, . mntriallv kent Dunham on in action 1918. marines June 25, infantry, May 25, infantry, May 28, members ore Frank J. Cimd of Dal la and Mrs. Stella J. Henry. The precinct committeemen are: Douglas Ira C. Yoconi. Jckon Holt Stockton. Full I-ake Chaa. L. Bratcher. Spring Valley-Stella J. Henry. Kola A. O. Hrown. Went Kirkrcall John Trent. ' Southwest Monmouth Wm. Rid v,riiu in tha ball enrne die. Jr. T mi1 ..... ... iVDALF. AWVUDFD HONdHS IN CONTEST 'PARKER SCHOOL CLOSES Harris, Harris of rta.Vi.il a nrnrHriniT nhvsician of the 1 earlier davs in the Willamette val- YEAR WITH PROGRAM. w. sh. ws bom June 2C, 1805,1 land lackwl only a few days of being The Parker school finished is year 5 years old. She was married June . . . . 1 : 9r. 1R7?. to Mr. Henkle at Bethel, Wcdiien ay, CfifiinuinK- vne pvent m - - " " 1 .-.u .1 r,C a four vpnr . v J,. the evening with a fine program, ana who v.v,.-... , ,- - loans ne ever i....c. died Iluena Vista-O. A. Wells. SuvrrJ. J. Thurirton. Itrldgrport R. R. RiKK. Slt Cn-ek Tiras Drown. East Rickreall Hugh Farmer. First IndeiH-ndence Andy Wit-! out of ord r. Naturally this aon. .-, ttt-pointmenl to the lK-al fan I West Salem-u. v. vnnPn... ,r ...... t -. 1. 1 n tvf accepted it gracefully. Mc- iwe r rei -..-". , the next up. landed upon ' Northwesi iionmouu.- omi sack, and Addison made ant wm eencrnlly reganled -winy on the local grtund in Pfrr)'dale iio'cl out Indepen W tatlv of six to five. With u - 4 Kr in the ninth. Taylor of : .t-i, pu!le.l a pretty homer, , finl that h had ben called nris( is coiner to let the public into ; ' medical corns. Independence, the secret Claire Irvine is the bank-' 0f disease, January 6, 1919. er who was willing to make a loan pavjs Archie E. Dallas, cause, date with only honesty and good intent and paCe of death not given. as the sole security. The financial rjennja Newman G. Sergeant in- obligation incurred was liquidated , fantry, Dallas, died of nephritis, long ago, but Mr. Irvine continues! January 1, 1919. to feel that it was one of the Dest jjjh( Benjamin, Private 1st class 1 infantrv. Rickreall. died of men- ine evcninir witn imc ""K""11! . j .L;. ..,B, b .1.1. spent at Salem and Corvallis, lived, in git is, April 26,1918. direction of Miss Patricia Driscoll, her entire married life in Indepen- poLK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL Holoway, Theodore Private 1st . v, . M. fii,,w. dence. I NOTES clas machine gun battalion, kUled ''"j rDav June" Caro- Frve children were born to Mr.j f in action November 3, 1918. ; ' and Mrs. Henkle, four of whom died I grain grading school to be jackson, Oscar Private 1st class ' "Alabama Lullaby" Miss during childhood years, leaving only held Fri(iay and Saturday, June 11th , infantry, Dallas, killed in action lnf ill one daughter, Miss Emma, who is a Bnd mh at the court house, Dallas, - July 18, 1918. I f"' .... ii..:. -:! t.nrW in the Portland public '; ' -.tino' attention in every part of Johnson. Roy Private 1st class in- Mnther lioose cniinrcn, nim . . . , ..... " . . .. . . I. ..,.1,. I rv,lnf r IIP w 111 IH'I ... ... IV. Mnrirart Z ellSth. William '"'" " " . me couihj. ' " - " .... , 1 1 m... tn l'nrT . fi . I. ul lkM iiiitilr rtil.l r. iTfiw. This would Jtkewise Southwest r aim 1 uy-w. dunged defeat to victory, but ell. ji continued at its work. Norflienst Falls City-Roy h locals played a somewhat Murphy. L -ma Ttin .-..r .Tifrlnrlllnr 1 IfUell IHBIT . tuA others which were charge to the debit side. Among the pr dam was a home run by ift Barrick which netted three for the Imvs. s. r-. visitors were not as erratic pe locals and profited more by p than they did by good work on frt Sunday Independence is to Dallas. Tim came will p it ! In the afternoon. go-be Nana relatives are GUESTS WILLIAM DAWES fantry. Monmouth, killed in action it .-inn Caroline Peetrson. Alfred dnnerhter Mfs. uemcie went t u.u- is a Wlde-spreaa ieeiu.B juiy i, ixes. Toy Viviin Cox Harold Sparks, lann mst mn diSsati8iaction wan uic ,inwii, t II rt ' ince thBt time- 'grArn The grower is often con-1 Dallas, killed in action October n ttlZn "The Kink" Caroline' Besides her daughter Mrs. Henkle , vinced that he fa handed a "raw ,4, 1918. Recitation, ne two, : rf0.i sister. Mrs. Butler, . ., ,v v; ffra!n Is craded by Mark. Rav T. Private field artil- Vorthwest Falls City-Jesse Moy- L(iTThe Swert UnR Ago," Mar- wife of Dr. J. B. V. Butler of Moll-uhe bu j ery, Falls City, killed in action Northwest Fans ui) ' Song. The Swett umg Ag , mouth. and two brothers. Dr. Fred At this meeting every angle of the i October 9, 1918. garet Aicii.cn. TWiston. IdaJio. and .i,i Mj;no. v9tpm will be brought Otte. Geortre H. Private infantry, S,.,.ni. from Mother uoosc, wu,t ..v- r- TJ... 1"""" , ,...-' JVJ , v , t ..i, ry.x Alvin Ziel- George Harris or KurKe, luano; 's-jt0 light. The grower snouia Dy mi uauas, aiea 01 pernuuiua iuaim Horton, Ruth WX. mvm Sarah E. Nelson I aA th nrincinles UD-1 4.1918. I V, Arthur LaceV 1 iiicaim uimtioc..- . . . . 1 . p-,ii Monroe Veith, and Mrs. Etta Walker of Indepen-1 which ithe present system is Quiring, Harry H " "ai't . , r, nn Mrs. Marv A. Davis 01 'i..j t hA mdpm is riht It Is Mnritornt 7f SCll JOhn OpBTM), " v iuobcu. .1 J Margaret .ic,. . Philomath: brothers-in-law, George )wnrt .t,ile to know it. If it is de r 1 1 1 .. a v v nn i.ua. iau'o r - i 11 on Henkle, R. L. Henkle, Amos Henkle Tfc.0TMV "Whatl Am," Vivian1 and Abraham Henkle. The r lag, nat M Henkle -was a woman of Oo,c , , many lovable traits and character Song by school. . . death i8 deeply de. . .... lo era rirrift 01 irieiius. ... imrll ClK-CPHiailV. ri uu .j How-Mc Falls Clty-F. K. Hub- Siutheast bard. Hrnsh College Freil Ewing. Southeast Monmouth Amos lllalleck. L. Monmouth D. M. Ir- Northeast Hampton. Iypwisville Ivan ixiugnarj. lnrf C. w 1 nini Second Independence fc. ft. -dock. First Dallas Frank J. Coad. Perond Dallas I. F. Yoakum. Third Dnllas-G. W. McBee. There are vacancies at Airlie, ... nif imii Fourth in dependence. These will be filled William Dawes is enjoying a from his brother. John H. f, and wife of Bozeman, Mon- .later- They are enrouto home from ' f'Jmmln California and were met ARCHITECT ENGAGED f Albany by Mr. Dawes in his car NEW GYMNASIUM BUILDING It Satn.,l.. t-v I i "uuuy evtiiinK. inr. iuwcn 1 fan old I newspaper man, now retired j a rhiUct IPft ' Sa,cm has ,)pe.n W takinv thino m... . . ! onl unccifi- ttmg things easy. They had en.a(ted to prepare plans and sivclfi to remain here for about a t! ona -j BUperintend the fon fcnthbut illnuy i k n ta . tiKOOO evm '- gtrutlon worK 01 m- ") made it necessary to make ,,;,., which is to e built upon the ' thigh school grouim " ' DistritNo. 29 (Independence). vt only a few more days .... w j ..ii. ijnnvn kii. ',"Pted in th0 Mt Angel hoys' "s' commencempnt Tnes IFP PAYS $1300 FOR JERSEY COW Rarrv llir r il, prosperous larmer ath of town, paid $1300 for a finc f Dretl JcrRev enw at. tb TTwitt f"6 thil Wool, rpi. , .... iinn mw una n vj ,ord and Mr. II iff considers ' D K""o Jiivcntiiiciiw. Bena Viata Boy Injured. Alr Pi-nfV,. tt . tI mj 01 o. 1a. ther of vi.t ii-n . . Tintu, iu i rum 1 "8 today, injuring his head and rmZ unconsciousnr. m for soma ne time, Hi. PnnAmnn u -f rft. r MCU as ser own. Corvsli:. . Iot work started on Ilt Wn.ol. . . 100 if .. . it . M.n41A 111 LI ILT board to have work started uponth. , . anftTI BS pOSBlDie new structure wr in order to hnve it con ip etew the opening of school i i- MAN t'KDSiir..' .Mp FOSTER L. urn T.u:nin was "dly pany camp - y doubtful. He lis deemed extremely 0 was caught at the nnd Ssfe;: r enroute to Portland. The breaking 01 a ;r fe in serious injuries , Rrouml Thursday. The cable wr J his body, inflicting v" Portnnd THIS SUSPEHSE IS AWFUL 1 i . i r-cnun, TAM NATIONAL C0NJ fective, that, too, should definitely be known. Professor G. R. Hyslop of the O. A. C, who is known to all grain growers of the stat , will with a staff of assistants car 3 for the two dav program. Professor Hyslop re- Private 1st class infantrv. Independence, killed in action, July 18, 1918. Stalnaker, Harry H. Private 1st class infantry, Independence, kill ed in action July 18, 1918. Vanover, Reuben Private aviation, Falls City, died of pneumonia Mrch 28, 1918. Jason Arrell's name appeared in UHV yLViiinui- j tr , cently returned from participating the Cooa county record as follows: in the Federal Grain Grade Hearing Arrell, Jason Private infantry, Powft .... I I. -1 1 3 .a11m.a ers, died of shock: ana conapse following operation amputation humerus, September 24, 1918. VT J - l rm net jn Chicago, ne nouuuras a I well informed on wheat marketing q nv man on the coast. r t PallaT-rl fn Rickreall. who. as county committeeman in charge , VALLEY & SILETZ ADDS work, is chieflv responsl- GASOLINB-KLKCTKWJ IAK Ible for the meeting, feels that any man who stows one acre of wheat will be well paid for the two days de- AUTO DEALERS FORM COUNTY ORGANIZATION A decided" departure in Tailvsy passenger equipment is a gasoline- voted to an intensive study of grain electric passenger car which is The school is one of the several , being experimented wim on u ..x.-..:...-.- pmv rmintv Farm : Vallav & Siletz railroad. It is elec- It. 1.. no.Tii7Mi. Anoth- trie motor driven, the juice being I DlirfttU ictcni-ijr . 'er project that has drawn much fav-: generated from a gasoline engine on iorable comement is the county-wiae j tne car, ana nas grey digger poisoning campaign jpelling itself and hauling two other Lo noA in m-oneration with the cars. county court. j No better evidence ol uregon s I leadership in the breeding of choice dairy stock is to be found than the decision of vr. n. w. Hand of Orland, Cal. to ship his herd of Jerseys to this valley for Hs- persal. The doctor recently took part in the Jersey Jubilee Tour, we said very little, commendable or otherwise at any time. However, Orepon Jersey breeders feel that no better recognition of their work has come than the action of thi3 well known breeder in bringing his entire herd here for dispersal. The sale will be held at the fair grounds, Salem, on June 12th. Williams National Committeeman Ralph 'E. Williams of Dallas has been re-elected Republican national committeeman for Oregon. Portland 14 steel I cargo here in June vessels A temporary organization of the automobile dealers of Polk coun ty was effected at Dallas Tuesday evening, resulting in the selection of C. G. Skinner of Independence as chairman and C. W. Fox of Dallas as secretary. It is to be known as the Polk County Dealers' Automotive association and will be attiiiatea with the National Automobile Deal ers' association. The shortage of gasoline prevent ed many from attending the meet ing who would otherwise have been present, but the purpose is to get all the dealers in the county enrolled. ' At a subsequent meeting a per manent organization will probably be effected. The only attendant from here at the meeting was Emer- take i son Groves of the Inoependence Garage. - .muHe ior seed and feed tions. ne was -hospital.