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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1920)
1920. No. M3 on rii"liff"' I ., ptunlity-Wnaiiworth ivadsworth, her bun. uth i I any Hifl't. title, ":"'' ih-,T' r ' claiming y -K,,l rfr l r imrrt In the S'ril-1 I" com- Iam"'".1::.,": I () Ya n ' T ' ,l (,werth com- I'l "n" 5 . ' ohi,, si ft.uil ' 1 .... ,., .i,., .hit in me m " . ... --it. If ihi "m'm- I' ., ,.)v !.. cni.l court I in ,M r..n..lMnt demand 111. fur lm f th de- rc I it - I. ..rt.' c I . , ., I tv a ilfv i 1 ticu i" (-oUrt; that 1.-f,-iwim nr . .... l,.ii-.nff irc IM own- U. enjoins! irom n-.- ' '' . . t ,Mf...-.-ei relief l oihiT "" , t .... .-t). the liltium of their ? ,y, in their diixHi-r here- 1 ,wiiH-s in ' faction 3 ir. T..whip 9 & 1,1 of tin. W 4:;.m.-Ue Mi'H- Fa-t chain v, thmf . (bin; t :.!.. West 40 I kK;nmi;(f, .-..ctnihinir I I t'l !u:i'- :n lVlk t'minty, i' M'.r'IM, 1 ' V ori'.iT 'f Hotl. Ribitifin, Vn"Ay Ju!k ,... fl v. fnmio Ofni Chamk-M thu City of I a . . .t, .1.. .. f .., 4 . . . i m : - hrriH.f fi.r n wtkmi in .( wf.-k j.ri..r t the 11th Auj,lit. l!''', in the Iiidcprn Urr.r:n n m u till tH'T Of it Iniepni!pnci-, in nni! Polk j! f the firt publirntlon Summonii H p 2nd day of :aT):e (Into f the lnt pub Till 1 the inO) dnv of Auc SWOPK A XWOPE. Attcmpj-f fnr ri-lnliff. Inil'criil'r;c Oregon. MtESSIOXAL COLUMN. JWOPE & SWOPE ' Lawyers L0.O. F. Building Jendence. , . Ore. ILLTCIIEU & I! It KICK, ATTOKXKY'S Cooper Bulldlrif J'ENDEXCK" . . OREGON. pCH RUSSKLL, M. I). Aician and Surgeon.. I'M and residence over Inde pendence National Bank C C. WRIGHT, M. 1). C. VETERINARIAN Kwldence "Uuncle Billy's t CARD ON VALLEY A "TO RAILWAY. fVu Sundaj June 29th iuey & SIoU Railroad " leaving Independence at o. going thwugh toCnmo One 'r 10 a. m. Lftvnir at Lim'rriving Independeno at I ng at 7.25 p. m. for Hoa- v whip tne LucWnrate. COULD GET NO HELP SO FARMS AT 82 ft v 7. I c v - i AX. -i; With Mm farm proporty, nturJ at more tlma a yuuru-r million dollare, farlnit nictft-t. Louis flhaKor of IjuI'ak'i county. Ilii nol. 12 yt.r old. U uuck 'juto work. ItamuNfl and M jttinK a llvwly pace. He was forced to n 'tbrouib lti farm lubor hortttK'j. GASOLINE TURNS THE EARTH Motorbnati Art Replacing Gondola in Vft(t, e! Evn tli Wmdmilla In Holland Duaear. tiiti.lliCfiM In 'li!.i', r.p!iiil)t! tti j;.im!hii nif lint llii' Hilj lin hiiHl. lil Jriifliiiiil!.ii tlml Ik riiii!i!i,' In (. I Mint fut ii AiiK'i'i' iiu triin-l.-t In :.. loj.i', A It-ttvr from AiiiHi.T.Iiiui l.-IU U tl.ilt tin lMll.ll WlU.l!,,!U in,. ft-.l(iitl ly tuilU .;.! si t l.y hlumi mnl 1-lotrir i.-r. I ".wry -nr ..lii. of t lor nitj iii.lmllU mv (.umi-.l, nn, (liiy itri' in.t n' i-r. fl.-.!. TUih' nmy n.niH ttli.ri n f.-n- 'hi'lmill will I,,. tr"iinr. l im r-!S h In llliii'l ; Jnt in hiiiiUiir itrii-tiic.- nti- jii '-rcl i.it AfUl'iii k itjit Nniiiu.-ki't lhm'W for tlu-lr ctiiiuiu liitfri1.!, tin ll.wf.iii 'l'rn!.ilit. Alr.'ii.ly wJi.iImllU of AiiMTl. tiii Ci'iiKinii tli.n, wltli M- I fttlj BITill)"'. Ill wlifvl, lllit.-lil (if llus pUiiin-mjup uhl kh!.'Ii arm, had Itrgiin t' liidt..' lln lr BpIMnirillH'.', I'VCII In J..Ilnn.J, Tin n..-ii.!llo wlmluilll with tin- n-V'tvltij.' ln-l. i moil- .lc- Iur-'JU'' tlmii tin. ir.t!iitiry ttnui nr ntrr M-r liilU, I. lit It U ti'.t to 'l ttir.jiiu n I!... u1! w o..l.-ii nfTuirs. On mir tti-tiTii irii!iii' iii ln!n tin' lull w lii.ItiiH!, wltJi thf'.r Li; tii'-inl ...-U fpiitnini; I.U'li In (In- nir. lire Imt.-i.l n f'.in- f.!i'ur hi t! iniiiii-t- niioU liilnl-.ru p., l.ii! V( n II..-V iu In it,ttii,;.'r of ylM:iik' " t'r'-fn "f ptimplns "' hy tiKfiiiH of Kio!ln' I, i..' (r Tlu1 I'ntt.r of tin- wltid, to .c itv, ((..! lioiMl.C, liHc t)irt of Ihf (,'(iolim ni"l.r limy nM it k'""d il.-iil. I'lit ttx-rc lire jlinc ti-ii no wind l.h.w, mid tlic Ion -rW.'I'-r tlrcn of t'lililns f'-r It to rwe 1 ." imd !, mi- nrc roiit'-nt to nfi'-nd u I r.trro of nntiir.", Tin l.ouutif nl full n MiiiMihi;. frmn !!' . ,u 1"' ri- pllir.Ml .,V .rf.h'.'l' MlI..i,l!Hii, 'll III n. I ln.lnillU ;!. place in -inn lutv (.i.criiK-l l'.V -tfiiiii nnd el.-.-irl.-ity. Tin' Kinlnuri ov. n i.r. 110 I.nr,-'-r i n at tl.w fiinnT, J l" .' It I Hf"'lii.e thut ltir tin iiirtli !)... Iloiiienrd Ui tm'!iry tiot..r Imrk Us ' ! FAMOUS CHIVES RING AGAIN Delia of St Clement, In Old London, Appeal to Children, at in the Olden Day. "OrnnK.-i ntol l.e!"!." rnnc "'it on the Old I.eIN of St. Clenn-l.lt -n tin InM ilny of March on a" cv-nliii; h tine oh nny lurliiif tin- llnc-t nltitiT I.ndon htti vr kii"n. 'll.e l'' rnmc. hut ffw h-.rd then, pr-yent-d by tlic r.mr of the Strnnd tntl!l'. It wue the first time the old misery rhune hnd been runif ont from tlio ,t;,.,.le f,.r a very lonir wl.ll.'. Some ,lllnin.(!M f W...M.I ehUdivn. '" el. Invlled to litlcnd tl.eelinrch lll. d out t the be In mmiH pn clniiH. piloted arniw the Htrennm of tniilbr ?. the I don p.-llceuiell. KviTJ' " enrrb-d i.n ornncc or n le.non. n Whirl, .nude up to then, f-r the Ml tenon In which the voleos of tl.O )., renched tlndr enr,. I'own he (Mivetx with tbo hls.orlo iiiiiiiM n.nnlnR fro,,, the S.rnd to the Tlmm.-N. St. (Menxnils niu.le wnn ""-,in,"",";i ,un.l ntrrylmi ovur the nolne nnd . . .. ..... ..n,,...u where niivnony. nij.i inio Hie - , with a turn of tnlnd for antlqu (. Ii.it to throw open hi window to hr.tr ,. Houndof a bell rant In thej-nrof the SpnnUh iirtnndii. fnterprise is still $1.50 a year. "' -i liatlrr. rhP lt..l(r rdifTiP". v.'- '. ...ni. .ti.-i J mora rrli.hjd it f " .:; w an ni i in w. 7 : . . k.i..t. IE Syucculenta Table t at oil (KBROSBNB) HEATandUGHT A CLEAN CCONOMICAt FUELFOa Oil C00K5TOVE5. HEATERS 1 LAMFS Cl-Ot"1'" - INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE OREGON AFFAIRS Page Seven TERSELY TOLD Astoria- Crown-Willamotto Paper company purchase holdings of Ham mond l,um,,nr comrmMy , CIuUo) guilty fr ,)U,, W00(, ConsiderHtion niawecn fl.r.OO.OOO and $2,000,000. Corvallia to have new ?.300,0OO hotel. Portlund Americun Can company to erect $1,500,000 plant building Salem brick layers had to increase their ncole to $10 for eight hours before admission to trl-state conference. The Dulles gHa new Citizens Na tional bunk, paid up stock $160,000, Cold Hill -Oil prospectors locate platinum deposits near here. Knl.orprie Klwtri,- company to develop lf.oo horsepower hydro elec tric power iibove Luk(J Wallowu. I'ortlund Masonic temple associa tion pays- f 1.10,000 for site, Hood River will upend $1000 to complete I,oiit Luke hiKl,way. Ituinicr is to Ket business buiid inir, GO by r,0 feet with basement. f'tilem-liehydrating- plant is cn- liiri;cd. Portlund hns 200 fiouses planned for iiiilnedinti! construction. 3lrookiiiK Lumber Company to tap Jou Hall creek for flume and city water. Reedwport is brinfting city water seven miles at cost of $1CO,000. Ruinic-r Work on sawmill of Amnrican Export company rutihed. Eugene, proposes to develop cheap power for factories. Bunks Union hih school building completed, cost $118,000, Clatskanie to have modern fire proof bank building. Corvallis gets airplane mail service. Oregon gasoline and distillate tnx produces $108,028 for road fund since rVbruary 20, 191!. 4g a Matter of Fact" says the Good Judge l33 It will actually cost you less to use the Real To bacco Chew. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will teli you that. The full, rich taste lasts longer and a small chew gives more genuine satisfaction. Put up in two ftyles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco Grants Pass Contract is let for dam to irrigate 10,000 acres from Rogue river. Smith River to have new bank. Laeomb Oil has been struck here. Order your winter supply of wood from W. J. Clark. Phone residence 722 or leave order at the Enterprise office. 7-tf 4 i ft i'i rmwMummavwmii A AS :.: S a ,i V , . ij,rtj, 'swim ' 1 Select your tires ac cording to tho roada they have to travel: In snmly or hilly coun try, wherever the going is opt to be heavy The U. S. Nobby. For ordinnry country roads The U. S. Chaia or Usco. For front wheels The U. S. Plain. For best results everywhere U. S. Royal Cords. ICDro-cOGBYCHAIN-USCO-PLAJrl There were some preftij long wails for the Doctor in the horse-and-buggqdaqs MAKE it easier to get around and you make healthier and hap pier communities. No one any longer questions the worth of the automobile or begrudges any legitimate ex pense connected with it. But millions of car owners are rebelling at the idea that running an automobile has got to mean waste. II Every now and then you hear a neighbor complain that "he doesn't seem to have much luck with tires."" Send him to us. The minute a man begins to question the service his tires are giving him, he's ready to listen to reason. Our business is built on the principle that the only way to get better tire service is to get w better tires to start with. That's why we have taken' the representa tion for U. S. Tires. U. S. Tires have a reputation for quality. Built up through years of creating better tires. Such as the straight side automobile tire, , the pneumatic truck tire. It is not by chance that U. S. Tires are made by the oldest and largest rubber concern in the world. We are proud to represent U. S. Tires in this community. United States Tires INDEPENDENCE GARAGE !S3 1 ! !
