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No. 53H3
ci'MMONS.
Court of the State
ll w" - . ,
L for rolk County.
nlron and J. O. Ander-
1 g McElmurry ami Mrs. 1 .
mpton, riiiiti.
jj SumUy-Wadsworth
Zii S. Wu-Iswurth, her hut
'Arthur Murphy. Al.ce U
Sydney A. Crysler and
2 other I"... r part."
. , diiminK nny riRht, title,
tieor interest in the real
, bribed in the complaint
;, Dtfendantn.
wM. Stunh-y-Wudirworth,
iWlrth. Arthur Murphy,
siinK'V nn'l Sy'y A'
f iti alio all other persons or
iaEknown claiming any rig",
r, ,', lien or interest i the
,ut described in the coin
win, the above named do-
KeNAME OK T11K STATE
tEGON: You are hereby rc-
toipprtrand answer the com
d irainxt yu in the above
Liiuitmd Court, within six
from the date of the first pub
tof thil Summons to-wif.
iefor the Hth day August,
i if you fail so t answer the
eplaint for want thereof the
'.' will apply to said court for
f in said complaint dornnnd-
l!I adverse claim- of the do
:i U determined hy a decree
,! Court; that def.-udnnts have
! or estate in said premise
it the plaintiffs are the own
fee simple thereof mid that the
;sti be enjoined from nsscrt
T claim to said premises ad-
' alaintiffs. and that plaintiffs
ich other and different relief
equity Becmcth jut; that do
ts let forth the nature of their
I. if any, In their answer hcre-
kt laid premises in said com-
described as follows to-wit:
minjr 54.10 chains Went and
tons South of the Southonst
of Section 3 in Township 9 S.
M of the Willamette Mori-
fence En.it 40 chains; thence
90 chains; thence West 40
Senee South 80 chains to the
'f beginning, containing 320
d all situate in Polk County,
Summons, by order of Hon.
Robinson. Countv Judo-n of
rnty, Oreiron. made nnd
'"Chambers in the City of Dal-
'Wi, on the 28th dav of June,
"ierved unon Von liv tho nuli-
P thereof for a nerin1 nf i
pe weeks prior to the 14th
rort, 1920, in the Indcpcn
1 Enterprise, a r.,,,,.,,.,
f tfrculation, printed and pub-
"independence, in said Polk
I. '
date of i.
f ...o jubi puDucauon
Summon, i8 the 2nd day of
Z . dat0 of last Pb-
i the 13th dy of Au
swope & sworE,
AttOTnnVB -fn T1.. )..
lJPendence, Oregon
Aa-
mi nil
NEATandLIGHI
"NSTANT
!! U your opportunitr to n.rt
pronuncUUoa .nd poor ehle, "f
wotdi. KnowUnmtnlnofpuIn
whkh rnululn powtr and iuccsm.
HLUJILK
IIBV INTERNATIONAL
DICTIONARY In an all-know-In
Uiachcr, 11 univcnml qtu-ation
armworer. made to meet your
wl. It U in daily uw by
hundreds of thousand. of buc
wmmIuJ m.a U.J wum.n th. world orer.
400.000 Word. J790 P.aM. 400 II.
lustration. I J.OOO Blnaraphl. .1 Kn.
CSANO imiZK. OIi-f. Award)
I anaiua-l'aciflo kp,itioa.
KUUI ut INDIA rim tdltlMM.
W!TK lor nnnHmni I'm FMkk
a. A C. MERRIAM CO..
fivrioAdald, Mih., V. 0. A.
iega:i;K;t;tti:;:;t7tt!Km7'g
Klamath Fall Kltunath county
will within a few years lead the
world in mint production, in the
opinion of O. II. Todd, Oregon's
pioneer mint grower.
NOTICE TO CUKUITOKS
INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE
Page Seven
CAlRY INSIGNIA OF HONOR
War CHpartmont Hat Decldod Trvat
Plant Shall Re.n Di.tlnaul.hlna
Marki Earned In War.
Duddy buck on the fnnn ts mint to
t an awful ahock one of thea. daya
when he look, aky ward during mil
tn the H,wlnK. A plane is going to
WW overhead ad he win InHtuntly
rwgiilao the l.mljrnin panted on the
fu-elak-, of the .tellar aero aquadron
Uat worked fnr in, dlvMon at the
",ey hoeing their way
through th, Argonne. I the Ho.ue
Rector, Frederick J. Darle gnya: "The
decision of the war department to re
tain the dlHtlnguldhlng InBlgnla will In
ny event make the Identification of
trio planes enwy for civilians. More
and more Uie army planes old a they
"re-are undortuklnjc long flights. Tcy
appear unexpectedly over citleg far
way from their atatlona and many a
fanner these y 8-es a gargantuan
propelled beetle Bottle down In his
back pHHture. Whfn tin army plane
come, flying hy or lands near us, we
will soon look for the Insignia, Just
as everybody once looked for the state
automobile lleenso tng when the tour
lt'a dust covered auto passed. When
the pedestrian gees n piano df-eorated
with the painting of a kicking mule, a
MlhmiMed, scytho-swlnglng akeleton
or a witch n-strnddle a hroomstlek, he
mny wonder what battle record the In
algnla stands for. lie may guess
rlRlilly that tho tiny winged elephant
on a piano Is a sdrcastlc comrncntary
on the plnne's speed, hut he probably
would tike to know whether this plane
Ih from n burden-hearer squadron that
hauled tons of bombs over the lines
to drop them on Gorman rail way Junctions."
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appoint
ed administratrix of the estate of
Margaret 11. Henkle, deceased, by
the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Polk County, and has
qualified.
AH jM-rsons having claims again!
the said estate are hereby notified
to present the name duly verified, to
gether with tho proper vouchers
therefor,' to the undersigned admin
istratrix at her residence in tho city
of Independence, in said County,
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated and published July Klh,'
1020.
EMMA FRANCES HENKLE,
Administratrix of the estate of
Margaret II. Henkle deceased.
Swope & Swojw, Attorneys.
7-lC-ut
MADE FEAST FOR LOBSTERS
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of I'olk,
Department No. 2.
Otto Emnienegge, Plaintiff,
vs.
Jessie Emnienegge, Defendant.
To Jessie Emnienegge, Defendant
ftbovo named:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON, you an, hereby re
quired to appear and answer the
Complaint herein filed in the nbove
entitled Cause and Court within six
weeks (G) from the time of publi
cation of this Summons, to-wit:
July 9th., 1020; nnd if you fail so
to appear and answer said Com
plaint, Plaintiff will apply to the
above named Court for tho relief
prayed for in said Complaint, to
wit: for a decree- of divorce against
you on tho ground of willful deser
tion and for such other and further
relief aa the Court may deem equit
able. You are hereby notified that this
Summons is served upon you by pub
lication thereof in tho "Independence
Enterprise," a weekly newspaper of
general circulation, printed and pub
lished at Independence, Polk County,
Oregon, pursuant to the order of
tho Honorable A. B. Robinson, Judge
of County Court, made on the 6th
day of July, 1020, and you are fur
ther notified that the date of the first
publication of this Summons is July
9th., 1920, and the last publication
thereof will bo August 20th., 1920.
D. E. FLETCHER,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address, Independence, Oregon.
NOTICE OF THE APPOINTMENT
OF GUARDIAN.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, C. W. Irvine, has been
appointed by the County Court oi
the State of Oregon for Polk County,
guardian of J. W. Kirkland, n in
competent person, and has duly qua -ified.
All persons having claims
against tho said J. W. Kirk bn are
hereby requested to present them,
with the proper vouchers, within six
months from the date of this notice
to the undersigned guardian a the
Farmers' State bank in the city
Independence, in said county.
Dated and first published Julj9,
192" C. W. IRVINE,
, Guardian aforesaid.
OSCAR HAYTER,
Attorney. 1
Crutacean No Doubt Highly Appre
ciated Mackerel That Seemed to
Be Provided for Them.
"Charlie" Ih well known In his
hometown of Itocklarid. While cover
ing hid route along the south Rhore,
he got n trade on some nice lobsters
nnd purchased six dandles. A fat
mackerel also caught Ids fancy while
sptMMiliitltiK In sea food nnd he took
along the hiindsouie pi'dinon. Charles
put the rn:il;erel In with his lobsters
and, cranking up his truck, headed for
home,
"I've got something here, all rlfrht,"
km Id dairies to his hotter half as he
carried the big bundle Into the house.
!! dumped a crawling mass of cms-tui--nhHmi
the table but nowhere could
he find his miu-serel. buck to the
auto lie went but the tish had dis
appeared. When tlii lobsters were
Imllt-d nnd st-rveil It whs noticed there
was a decided flavor of mackerel to
th, in. The diners' suspicions were
nr., used and, seeking authority,
Chnrles was tuld Hint he hud guessed
correctly th lobsters bad eaten his
mackerel. The hungry shellfish, be
Inn brought up on suited herring In
tho traps, were not tdow to realize
that an epicurean dish was being serv
ed them mi the long ride home. They
made the most of it, too.-Hcocktou
Enterprise.
Modern Morals.
Lndy Puff Gordon said at a tea at
the Iiliz:
"There are young women who would
rather he ultrn-fnshlnable than nny
llilng else. In their eyes nothing mat
ters but that.
"Two young women were lunching
when a third young woman passed
In tho company of mi elderly married
'' ""There goes Maud," murmured the
first voting woman. 'They say that
she and old Mr. Goldle spent the week
end at Atlantic City together.
'"Ob" said the second young worn-
in shocked tones. 'OH. what a libel
on poor Main! ! You know J'ou conkln 1
.!..,... Inir U l l WHO lli,.-.
II1IIS
vulgar, common resort as
City. "
Atlantic
Commercial Airlines.
The regular commercial air line has
nPdyc imeto stay. At present the
:est passenger air service running,
-nther dying, on regular - air serv
ers between London and Paris. The
tnreo hours, often loss, lhe fare is
the- rate of a shilling a mile, or
St for he trip. Even today these air
,.1 enlov all the luxuries of
nn seated In upholstered chairs,
cabin, w-ntit " u, electrlc
r0rB- S It is calculated that
nre Planned. " chftrgIng
they enn be run at Pr , ufe.
$500 for an air passage.
Suooes. and Failure.
bis sevenry-uLui
Elllm Root on
v reception
philosophically
ure.,, , nil" said a poet, "it's no dls
lofaii u'youave done your
SrftUbScandolsto
fall."
chlna'a Potential Armies.
Chl n nenw started kiH-
H In a ,
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lng
a
nnd If Unintt wc. .. f
" . -MtArs at a million
Chinese Bl"""r: ,.
Pw "m fifty years to ae-
yettr' r of her population In that
' nt ot.,?L:mv vears to de-
ife.
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SURELY your car deserves the best in tire
equipment; Aiax Cord Tires are built to out
wear, to outlast, and to give your car tbat snappy
Veil-shod look." They are dignified, durable and ,
dependable. Note that Cleated Tread. , It holds. )
See those Double Shoulders o Strengtb.
kUse Ajax Cords and know real tire satisfaction.
Sayles Motor Car Co.
" ' INDEPE 1
SALEM GIRL DROWNS
IN SAVING COMPANION
by the assistance of firemen, but Portland Work has started on
the attempt at resuscitation wast the three-storv $750,000 huildino- fnr
, , - - o
the American Can company. With
Lois Ida Neptune, a 15 year old !
Salem girl, made the supreme sac;
rif ice last Saturday in saving from j
drowning a companion. . In com-1
wjthout avail.
Mi S3 Neptune Avas a
A'.r. an l ivxs. . W. F.
l.'alem
daughter
Neotunfc
Portland Iceless
pany with Wmnifred Kinehart and : manufactured in this city by the
Ethel Livesley, she was in bathing J Iceless Refrigerator company, have
in Mill creek. Miss Rinehart j been on the market less .than a year,
swallowed water and showed dis
the completion of the new building,
the plant will employ a minimum of
700 people and will turn out "tin
enns4M fnr tho nca rt-T iTiTioi.iaa o-nA
e..nS. 3 '! condensers throughout the Pacific
coast.
Bend A tract of timber-12 miles
tress. Miss Neptune went to the
rescue and after a severe struggle
got her companion to a place of
safety, and a few seconds later dis
appeared beneath the waiter. Miss
Neptune was an experienced swim
mer and it is thought that over ex
ertion in rescuing her companion
caused heaH trouble,
was Recovered shortly
but are alreadv selliner in larce
nnantit.iP tbrouo-hoiit. tho northwest ' in length, containing 26,000 acres
and -middle west. The iceless ice
box works on a principal of
circulation and evaporation.
water
Portland The Portland Trust
company is offering stock in a new
Hjvr body motion picture concern to operate
afterward in this city.
and located from 32 to 50 miles from
Bend, has been purchased by the
Brooks-Scanlon Lumber company
for about $1,500,000. Assurance of
the permanence of the lumber in
dustry here is given in the announce
ment of the company that this tract
of timber will not be touched for an
other 10 years. .
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bob!
No premiums with
jtf Camels all quality!
(OAMELS quality plus Camels ex-
pert blend of choice Turkish and 4
A choice Domestic tobaccos pass out tho
-if most wonderral cigarette smoke yoi
4-1- I .
ever uicw uiiu juux uwumi
And, the way to prove that
statement is to compare Camels
puff-hy-puff with any cigarette in
the -world!
Carrfels have a mild mellowness that
is as new to you as it is delightful.
Yet, that desirable "body" is all theref
They are always refreshing the?
never tire your taste.
Camels leave no unpleasant cigaretty
aftertaste nor unpleasant cigaretty odor!
Your say-so about Camels will be:
iVfy, but that's a great cigarette"
Caea f toM evaiywft tn acitaiiaaMltr flt
pacftarfes of 30 oiganttom lor iu oenia, or wwn pcm
mfea UOO otfaraMaa) in a tUmm-ppr-connd
carron. We strongty t-aconun endi hi emrtoa forth
Jkcaoia or office npply or wAen jroa IraraA
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