Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, June 18, 1920, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextfSlTUATON COOPER FAMILY WILL akse.miilk at aluany IND!PENDENCE OREGON. -frlNE 18, 1920, Mr. and Mm. HANOI WINDOW IS SHATTERED MANY ATTEND ALUMNI CAMPAIGN FOR, FUNDS TU7A CI Ell V MEETING AT NORMAL MEETS WITH SUCCESS Iff U OUHO LlLiljU POLK COUNTY BRINGS MAN DAM US AND . INJUNCTION AGAINST HIGHWAY COM MISSION. . ii 11 ... . . . . i i . . . IS m niuvimi , - ;, is s a teed r ""ol"' - r ;nr ,",ii.rnd n milijnomau I .. . ii WE NOR ,, ,,!., ,.r t, - 'i ... ,,, ., Kn Norma School Alumni as.ocia- wm exceeding ior ine next f1,KNCJ: ,i IIVLANCE Sn,u hd It th 7 1 "j 'l S?1? W,;IC,, H W,N" " hJ a very successful meeting in .three ycars-towards the $450,000 j SLITLY HK I,A. J'! ,.Wt hT f K W; v' , ASSI:S "VMI WO-th. nrmal binding Tuesday even- budget "ought by the Oregon State Ut ' P,?,J,7! "lhrrnK" ar 'f MAN H HEAD It Y FEW INCHES, jng, it point of attendance it ex- Chamber of Commerce to carry on its ,'loh9 i 7'Tl"d,,,'fn l , cecded previous years and the pro- intensive state wide development Indence I- h J ft ' ' thJ Mr.. Ito,,, wife of Major W. Iwi. Kram JMS . that couW be dJrcd. work. 0f U P"1 n,un T t? T" ' "T no ""r",W ,,,,"'iw" fr,,m ,i"ah 01 Assembly march. tivcly fixed for the resumption of the ' ,om u,,for,,7l,-Irrlv. f ."Va w V" " chtt,r' "'i1"11" '"ju'y' fr'"n " Htrn luI:,t Introduction of the claw by Presi- campaign to increase the present fig. fTh """ r.lered b? in" in whul, ..l,v the Wigrich ran. h dent Ackerman. " to $00,000 a year, which is J, 10,00 ifullon rr or 0,' 9I .. Ty D. J. (jmt, Th .rldm.-,. a few dyB ago. it i. Reception of claim by Neta Waller, Portland's quota. The fact that two .slWrminH ,jUl 11 T 7. "i ' 4 "y; - .ojr, ' r-i-F. nunn r an hhortly after the Jl.mpotme by Grace Ayre, prcsi- the preaent time, and that the Shrin- i " , V. -k Utwo. ltlr,.mmbyll McMinmill,; R. I). 0,Per, AI.ea; -currvner a , with gun over dt.nV 920 claL. ers will convene here next wTk '""lu0 10 7 7 T, " T L filiform tM ".l 10 J, K. Coop,r, I'ortlan.lj Mrs. Fat. hia Hhould.r wa:, Ke, KolnB along Komark. by president of the asBO- rnakes this recess desirable. Despite ' ! " '?.n PJ-S S Jb c..'' H-r Taft. The Dalle, the road. The ,natu-r was reported cati0. these handicaps, however, many of "I? thWp v . a ..... i- will W iold at Ti.r inn .!.., i r.. . .. t, . . .. .. ... , . .. ' . ny 01 way through Polk county. The oth- ra'.xll"" . , ...i .n J J ' Alumni Bonf? ny ine assernuiy. n.wB mi wie roraana canvass ia i ,,! i' li..w . in in around JO ti,.. i.. .ii.. i .. i -i. . . i . . ..,nM...t ..-I- ... ef is an injunction Ui,nu" 7 , . i . '.t-A M-i iuikb i'imw . violin solo, caincrine uenue. ""U,C,J convinuing at work. But , frvi, ,.r ,,r'U'r',, PUre,y M IMS IK EDA f'AMI'ItELL kIm window in the dining room, was Riding, Katherine Arlmthnot. the opinion prevailed that better re- Z u n,l,1r..ua Prflf J. R. V. There are developments in the Polk county fight against the state highway commission. Two actions have been filed in the Multnomah county circuit court this week. One is a mandamus seeking to have the ill l.i no linni i i ik.. Humility t riil!.UTlon I'd Mrn. Plant's head by a couple of in .. i. i.. . .i . inches and landed in a china run- T, been arlected n n. of 19 Ann-riran l,;,ur'1 .... fill. Ili. (lf l..-,fU ... .w.fl 4t..-tAit g to keep in rluer tout-h wih f Amricnn ?dm-alio rial ways, the govemmeni nutoe apnliea (.. tn u ino uniteo tle time and in its direct course The winilow whs i.hiittercd I th movrnirm. (sun.Un.uu French ,Brt V - teuchrr. . IHMI KIWIl'l" . .... il ni " - ... .. nl.ti,inti.l 11 !.. .I-1i.l Iriiin hiinv wi has I'T iimriuu- ." A.,i Jure mid with me - " I" uv" ' " ill -1... irlK1 normal tU V vhau'e(' ai f M ... ,i. i.. will reoeive a handsome nalary .dentnd will rrn.c,ur..Mjr , . c, u . ,! f Leon Ue wj ram,i, nd ,,.Ilt her girl- LOCAL REAL ESTATE hieved after conMerrtiong. The majors and captains have re tained their lists of prospective sub- Annual Iiutler K!.rnrttil Vi um ry nRai.mtilv. HMI h.'.'. J'.UUJIVV.IIC " " o' i vt ine conciuHioii vi wo jnj4"i uc cAjctteu 10 ium in . ...... . 1 I t L.:. .. . . . A. iL 1: BuVafal Ik... I J ... ....in in limine il juii iiuvb mi ine assemrtiage repaireu wi vne uio- iummu uoiiars oetore the Mrs. Rone who wan in On- kit! hen i t hall where covers were laid for canvass is actively resumed i. . : . .. i . ir . ... - . . , . a TVin ; : 116. Ur. i'owell graciously oiiici?i- u.wnsive canvass throughout against further selected by the The plaintiffs in the case are the city of Dallas and Mayor U. S. Grant; city of Independence and Mayor W. II. Walker, A. B. Muir, W .V. Fuller, C B Sundberg, Oscar Hayter, II Ilirschberg, C. W. Irvine, C. G. Skinner, R. M. Walker, Arthur E Horton, Edward K. Piasecki, dis- E. C. Kirkpat- i United States for 1' '"pwi'i'low wh i.hattercd . The cd as toastmaster and responses were Oregon began June 15th in six trict attorney and Th.e applications werf ,'u!1,'' a l,t,'1 J"''1''1 Bnl Majr made by members of outgoing class- cities Corvallis, Eugrene, Bend, En- ri k r to the univorsities, the Itow U "T h M . members of the alumni, others terpris e Marshfield and Klamath The defendant9 , t bf neleed from ?h ""n"! n " ,l was and President Ackerman, who gave a rails. These places are thoroughly olaintg are: s. me eiiort and Iflnrnn ryViTw ... n t. T the act of a careless hunter. It v,.rv tiM talk. uinff "My Oregon" organized for the effort and 5..." . J. . V. it ' i. .... .... . - - ,- j Kifii np ann k. a. J3uuui. iiieinucia vx repoas indicate that they will more the 8tate hitthwav commission, and A. D. Kern, contractor. Th locral renresentatives of the ' .. run... in. i .' iwn liii I'nmintr nn.i tni' v..u L-..).i.,..t t will lvt t ampneil. w no is only .-:- t...li..-.. ik..f ih. rp li,,til,l I .. ti,-, jHaM wor vnrv effect- than meet their anntam .i Th yr od. Just graduated from W - , , , """" ' nt. ... '.V,,,y Thfl um.il. L LJtv with hi,h rank. Mn wnrn' n;u",Hl thc ivc- u.0.0. here the u renervra ... , ' . . . ruous u?e of firearms. ! ue conauctea duriner the next. AUTO DEALERS PERFECT .1 J.. It ,.l ttnw iuii i- W1 raml)ii ,! WJM.llt her girl- MM AL KhAL hSIAIh I,urti!m.-nt of th nuppiy nas I A permanent organization, to be '-""-'age urove, Myrtle Point, Madras, IrribW Imugbt th f"'"1 - j ... known as the Polk County Automo- and Jefferson County, Wallowa, Har i rcimj . .... ii int.-I'D lit! TtrtlM Vll i f n"V..; m ,rfti .. Vav Knyw" un 1 v ' ,.,W, aii. , . :!. grave imjM,r- - " - - v -v . n!aler8. association, was per- s .uuny, uanaon, Keedsport, tho welfare of , hl)UlM. 1-i.i.MuiAii.u. pun naned oi nnnes ''c' fM.te(, at Dailas Tuesday evening. , rdmer and Maupin. There I no u. acre, "oar i uner. tne m.uc-,-. . hurt l.lnwr.' a nrettv home wedding was f,l "n w'in '" "l . " P.e.ident. C. G. Skinner. , it.uiM TEAM HERE y ebratel .t the horn, of Mr. and Mrs. -ve. takes m, as at es, oe X I1C iva ovi.v. . ... . " ""Vk twu plaintiffs are Oscar iiayxer oi uai Z'JI1 .orth.Bd. Newport, fnand John w. Kaste of Port I II llbilLr.an rear lvi - "t..u, mewpon PERMANENT ORGANIZATION Toledo, Prineville, Joseph, Spring field, Lakeview, Coquille, Redmond f th pwp'e tli If fsiwline to mmonitjf. dvit it hn 1 not confined by an fcrrs but business house, gen- j ire complaining of a shrink- ... i . ir.i. V, K..ir O Neil, accompanied by Mrs. 0 Neil shrink. Wednesday, June 16th. hen their Secretary, C. W. Fox. Treasurer, P. J. Walton. The nurnose is to enroll, if pos- FOR GAME ON SUNDAY The C. K. SDAuldi wn-ii - ine purpose is vu cuiuu, . o u. onlv daughter. Vcrena Vsle Hilti- n,'rc " ' , Z sible. every auto dealer in the coun- eaiem will come here Sun the bu.l- ,ir:. w.a. i.-it-d ,in mrriag. to rt,unly town Bn" nn8 . TO'umK. tv and a membership committee was tor a contest with the Indepen .u l. ..tr, -i ,.f . . mi . .. . ' . . 1 -.l . udoii a farm near rti inucprnueiji e win u uortlori M 1 aracr. ne ieriii"j .... . . ... . .. n . ... i. t- ranch. Mr. I.arey is ; tfinn "i u.w w. periormeti ny ur. 1'uimnum , . Ther i. no t.lhng what the tha .. uf th immediate rela- They expect to move to their new ition, .11. l'" live, of the contracting parties. .ol's-Wr has pur in thu Kxahtv will make It a Th- l.ri.lo Is we and favorably . . . , .. . , i i . . . . . , chased the inomas warren un :o,tock up wh.le the iroing In known , independence, having leen Thomas vrn.n Thfn in the event thai ine i 0 mi ,,rown to womanhood in . . . . ;. . , ,. i ,l - . , , . oi ocio ano ne enis i" -continue t I IiihiUhI they .).! rommunitv. cra uatinir from the . . 1 ,1 Tliflna orlmnn wurA not start- - leillU. 1 "COt " Redmond, ed until after a very thorough in vestigation had been made as to the merits of the case and it may re cruire a supreme- court decision to finally decide the matter, j Polk county or rather a very major portion of it is determined to have this highway routed through Polk county as the law requires,, "through Washington county and) Yamhill county, by way of Hillsboro.i Forest Grove, McMinnville, to JJal- ! Mole every auio aeaier in mc uc. o ouu- siding . mmitf. w, day for a contest with th Tnonon. Hornt Bros "Vu. " ' . .:r"r 1" ..f. dence "Colts." Th cr 'ore81 urove'. .7 7 stepson. PP'"' 1(,r iu,w;"T ' nlflvP r, a- 1. "I", " T . Monmouth and inaepenaence ... r , .. .... i rv. 1 1 ii f-i htiii . . - - w. .uv men b, .iiiii.i trmiinn HJ V ... M J J UA . .-V P. A. Traftrer. Semi-monthly meetings will be held, alternating between Dallas and Independence. The next meet ing will occur at Dallas July 2. In better condition to mwt , iation. bmlly, tourists have Wen hit rdt Still ronn of them t to keep moving. Just how ire been doing it Is n matter t ipeculatinn. Some are p- j using r mixture of kero- other intrredienl and In .i.vii . town, they manage to connect frii.mla Utile or the precious IIUUI. hhzh achool an State Normal. year, has been - graoua.mg .rv. . il ftiwnf.ru " ... .u f 1 1 iJi For the part two w the ,nIl.pclHleIlce Roaity WtM.v in inn t t Lt'ilt 111111 HI VMV transactions were tt. a ftnrvnllis and Monroe commencing promptly at 3 o'clock. "T 777" ; ; This is all that is asked and it Is An Old Acquaintance. the g0,e cause of the court actions. Nine years a?o Sunday, lacking Th highway commission is -attempt- nna Anr Vnr.r. ITr:iii , v fc ' ... .... jr. au.n.. i"'UBinii! picKea j to buiid this highway witbout h vuiuc anu laiveu trie a&ze, Jun 12, 1911, on the shell the Portland schools. The gnom is a member of the firm of T. T. Park- Co. RUENA VISTA BOY I ' " he sheI1 of the Independence. It has caused con- TO CAMP KEARNEY, CAL.;turtIe and released it. Last Sunday tenton for some time and when Polk ira wniams was in Airlie vistmg Cfunt folk3 deemed that patience his brother and in lli ivmraa o . . ... ., ii - nad ceasea 10 ue v.immj k siruii niey ran across ine same tur IEFELLF.R MAKES HI FT WILLAMET1E UNIVKRSITV LOCAL LIBRARY INTERESTED ii ma ii.:nfr ntacked bv a "ianv ...iilr tvne of worm, according training w snmcr mem nu Alfred Loy, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Loy, prosperous farmers and breeders of registered Jerseys of the Buena Vista district, was chosen among G3 men as one of 15 for Camp Kearney, Cah.with the officers' unit. The Oregonian nas er & Son, sawmyi operators of Pedce. HOP VINES ATTACKED Th. happy couple left for Portland ( PY CATERPILLAR UOIIM for a short honeymoon, and after. their return will be at home to their at Airlie. Their ... rnifi iiiiuw v. I-- ... .i .. i .uViinn ihom all ... n , .1. . n':....;..i, rt,r-h this to say: irieniiB uiuio m "ii....-.., . . Muior liose oi u.c iki" - -in 'manner of happiness and prosperity. nt umount llf aama.e has "The O. A C dec.de y more i 1 !.,.,,n don., so far but it will be well thorough and of h ber quality than i ..- ' . ... W,n close tab on their ever before m ine n.ory o au - "".r"""" viw country, and of the 20 colleges NATIONAL HOOK ia.hi.ou fields, ine worm us.eiim - nareA to fio-ht and they will continue veara thp . " to uO SO UliLil wie buicuic w paths of the Williams and the turtle final act;on if it e necessary to go tie. In the intervening naa not crossed nut tne turt e hart . ., . . n. become an inch and a half greater Ann.ala Doucrlas Case. - vU"ll"'.'"u "fi" I Douglas county nas a simuar case in diameter. ho distinguished class Cor-1 , i. J ' after sundown, cuts on me to,, - - - vu. .,iu,.i.).i iiiiiii mo Kvur- .,r(in(l ( urinr ValllS SUinilB Bb uic t i. xUbnal board of the Kockc-1 ,The Rooks For Everybody" ,luirrows ,t ,If .n rvand r hflg finished hig third which the American Legion post wxll institute has been announced movement, in which the Independence the day. lta by hops a n, the wll all of the time ake the leading part. Only prelim- trustees of Vv illametta Uni- "ul)L library i co-operating, has awalc ;en to U a "'""f m tekinff military training and was in mary plans have been made They y, Salem. Th., mn, -ill - L" L r..,.flJnt of Herbert The indications are that the et B ,ndude R ban(J concert wth some , ...... ,,,,,cu tl, ,,ia weather is respor.s.Me. or par.iy - minor w "".""iinpii iuii'i, mi vkiiiiii i i i mi it At in riimiiu'iiniiiK i .... ,1 . wui. ' , . . UK -ironvrnrion Where' Harding Was Selected! I,j .( th. mlin'. civ-, V I 11 II'" ; .n " ivr in commenuinK v"w i ... . ... ;W for a million dollar- is on or promoting self-education through "'!r..L- won 10 this Mini. S17.r0 ) Will .u. .n nf nu hllr imnwi. i..... i . , f'w iroin tli.- same source in t- Mi.ovrr it two ycjirr-.. nrnvldod the ... .tnndn f'ity matches it with a like nuniinn can be measured by the 'the sum to I o used for new iPurnjnfr 0f its average citzen. ;,J7 equipment ami increased i.j ani entirely in sympathy with 1 the work of the Aniericnn Library Association and have the deepest "UOZLNE ADD NEW mpect for what it has .lone in the MACHINE TO EQUIPMENT. f Twin the war the associa- lUn'rformwl a most conspicuous; NiCozirm h:iv.. nut ir.niwi tn the four and one-half odd j nn.l women who j vvi grinder, a ma- milliona oi men "h very delicate and ncrur- were enpnged in the military or nny Wments for grinding pistons, nl forces of the United States. Ihi wrist pins and other 'association is now planning to contin- I" of the motor car. truck ,ue its activities m other i'nufor. T ,.i lL!.. ! , . t-.. o which It has m I I'.ii.t-M mis concern and tno jiok'" f fTst rank for 1,iin.llinK this mind deserves the warm support oi york, as It m the only ma- every citizen. The stan-ian. -"It" kind in ih wiiin,nn ..tvilization can be tnensuieu I.. . ii iiistiiivvbw i llllLllill a ' It renres...,) .wi., t... .t.- anint of its average cu- ment ven in t.h,.o .lays of lo Lcn. Any effort to supply fncilitus and 30 cent sugar, but to assist in the " youth marks a real - - tional progress or ine The educational program endorse women ...liovn iw "?thm class of -work as Port "other largn centers. Oners' Examination. Nar teachers' examination ,t Dallas, Oregon, In urt hnilo, .... .... . . ,-"ci on June auth, July and 3r,i mo, ' f fte coovli...."..-' , . 'v""ii oi xno stu " teachers who attend the " "mool. dn.: a. m T wm a,ao m held at P it 01 ,,uil15"K In Mon- hy Mr. Hoover I. t- n "Books for of $2,000,000, now being mby friends of libraries throughout the . . . i-rt iiI1t OI country. Less than on .fiq the population of the Unite d Stntes has access to free public libra". The American Library '" will work to create a pi ; ment that will adequately . v. in nrul cause 11 Ist ng public linru.-v" , ; brarfes to be .rtablfahed where they ivf? wifM v; After a fresh date had 1 been carved upon the shell the turtle' it hania. Judge Skipworth en- was released again. Monmouth Her- (joined the state from proceeding ald j with -the construction of what is i known as the Canyonville cutoff. Dallas Will Celebrate. Monday the commission appealed Dallas will observe Independence !th . to the supreme court, J. t- T..1-. ki-u iu i: j ' . . . ,l M. Devers, commissioners attorney, 'alleging that the commisson has full power to locate the Douglas I highway under the legislative 1 enadtment. sports. Vahimllv. this will be for the su preme court to determine. The de- will be awaited witn muc in Polk county. While the 0finna are similar, persons familiar with the Douglas case claim that Polk county has even better grounns for its "action. STUDENT RECITAL IS ' VERY SUCCESSFUL AFFAIR Music lovers were privileged to attend a very enjoyable affair at the Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday evening, when the pupils I of Mrs. Lottie H. Mcintosh gate a. recital. ... The program had been carefully cnlonfpd and the different numbers were accorded well-merited approv al, making it plainly evident that Mrs. Mcintosh is thorough and ar tistic in her work. TVi nrooxam consisted of piano 0lna and duets and vocal solos, and in one number Fay Irvine deftly ex ecuted a violin obligate. Among those taking part were: Ruth and Mildred Tethrow. Octavia Goldman, Letha Wormer, Gordon Plant, Kutn Underhill, Lucile Cook, Gilda "Rush, Marjorie Plant, Dottie Womer, Grace Parker, Gerald Hewitt, Anna John-, son. Marilou Myers, Robert Craven, Mildred Bush, Mildred Sloper, tru est Chown, Velma Heffley. Helen Jones. Erma Boughey, Loette Baker, Dorothy Reuf. Muriel Wilson, Nellie Lane, Hazel Butler, Grace Graham and Mrs. Mcintosh. ' same time. 'do not exist