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LEGAL NBEL OF flXKCUTOIt i It. Ml l.li.iu or Till: SHAKEIIllt.Dl.US J f C ,,a UHUKIIY BIVKN, that '' I,,,,.,! Kxecutor of llio Ktttt ,r i ..i. iv ti. ' VMft of t SUtH of On-irmi, k cuniy. " ,ll)y . ..i.i i.MiuUi ro required t(J trie . , j u.m with ttta Itropnr vow b- ntire to the "f'l Kxwutnr nt "jtl tin I'uJl 1'wiMintf .f tiiaiim. in Kiii'l County, 1,11 ,ml fr"t jnililii'bed J)ri i'n,t..r ,;UY 0. II K WITT, r f the K ln!i- of Iiuiim ,,.,Tl-'"l. Tom ancl the INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE' Page Seven rmas HAYTKK. 12-r. ? CosfNd wis! n tav !.. !' tV- r C'cfll ! thi' ; IVCII Illt till' flllllUfl ,1. -I,,,! lllit.'l'fK (if t III iiituinil Ihu.k wrt ! ,.,mil Til'fvil.y II. Jnnunry It, " I hour of tfi " "' 1 I ...,t, .i- lilt- liUI'ltO.!1 llf : . -" ' ;1nl i.f dir.-cton. ami the "" ,,f snicn other intn!.-! ., f .IV th tin-cling. If. A MIX. C.i l'-r ,!.nl 1ny f Pec.-rnhi-r, IIICN Tumi left tin., form to K'i to Hie l ily In Imiko bin folium. ln .In! It contrary In III" niiilii'iiiM 'ii'imI i.liut'.lni; uii'l iliuilii-i'i'H ol iivtcr iif all tin) 1 1 icl ( I i . Kv.n din f a 1 1 1 -1 - iiiiii iiini iii-i', Willi intHt VCIII'H if (ml tlllilill.V In'- Id lilt tim tlii ni. uiTU JM'H nf lili -li!iiii'-x ir Kiicrcm, nor sl'l Hu-y I'fM-Ml. i'i jirt'hsllij,' llii'lr fun- Mf!!' Mi Hi; ut' .!h he h!. I t'il! h Inn .! llictr hoy ton H.-H III I ril'i!H ,'i llilll f' r ll IK dl'M-rlillll n.,,v in Hi., lioi llu'li "f lil yiniiiK Il.IIiImmiiI, hill I'li'll" Ili'.lI'lH lllll lli'llt! t tin -in-lit i f 'In- ... .iirittlii. i. :'i't tiri-il iif nil 'lnt - inii ly il'i !' Hi tin- city, I 'i!ii, n f it ! Iii inlil tilm. "Ali'l wln-li ym .In. J ttiiul j'.ii Mlwiiyit tn ri-iiicin-,it ItinI uc'm- i-'lll Kot ii Jiliicc for ynU liill k li. i-i- Hi 1 1- "I'l ll'JllH-XlCHil. It niiiyii't In- iin tin' nlwtt'y ! I''' ki i. tln'ii- In tin- city, but ii h the Kiil-I I hill I In- C'kkI Wrl "I- M'l Of K IlOl.DKIiS' I i. ii.!.-il .Mm (", Ma h'hI 1 I'"!1111-' we'll xpllt on thn coin wt; gitt afier w;irrM. 1'vu K'H unotlicr guy with a flivver Unit' rcniJy to meet uh uhout 2 n'clni lt iIiIm iiniriilriK to tmul uwuy tho klllff' Mil fnul nu ,.,u U r. t.lvn tln oii.-li Hut niley wlmlowM, We've K't Ii nil friiiiiwl for b fiike enptare uml lying tip of our othur pul, tho nllit Wiitelirrinri, ho Unit tho hullH crin't ii' t wlw. to I'iin, WVrw wiliiiiK lo split fmir wtiyn on the hwiik If yVwtintn ko In on It. with tm. Wlmlcliu Kay now, ho, Iwli? Hiife hikI ciiHy ut fulling off Iok!" Tho ulrilHter aiifif-nrnncif of the ruf fian rt'iielloil Torn, and tho vi-ry tliouu'ht of the erlmi) they rontemiilnt- Ktriii'k Jilni with fright. It riu;uiit Jul!, l I Harare, If tlu-y wer; caught. 'i'.ut I I jcver have dime nny thing like Hint In nIV lif''," ho Htain-ini-reil wculdy, teeth chiittfi'lng In the MlhiK wlinl. "It would In; criminal. The wlllnky lleeni't hl-loiitf to IIS. It would he illi'Kul for UK even to try to Nell It afi'-rwiirdH." "I'uh!" sint tin- tiKly-vlwied man. Mieerlncly. "You look prctiy, u hlrd like yousi', tiilkirm that way about what'H lawful and nil Hint! Lots that thece rSih tfiiyn have (nreil how you Kot almiK hIiicc you ('nine to town, from the looks of you! They've t:"t f!ne, warm Imineh mid coin and every thing Wotta Hu-y cure whether pour toinm Uk- n luivt- to tro hungry or fn-e.e In the fiitt.-c on f Mi r is! iuiim eve? Why kIioiiM you -n re ahout them when they don't give a rap ahout .you? You've got tn K on living, ain't elm, huh?" Tom hunched his ohiidilerliiK shoul- ilurH a.-ilnst the tvlnd, tremhUnK nu touch hi-causi' of tils own moral Irreso lution ns from the terrihie cold. "Well, ho, how ahout It? Are y' on or ar y' sllll ro iilmlghty particular you'll lll'ilr m iirriMi t !- ft! ! Yii r i tin hi-r.hy K'V' il,a ""' ,., u,ekl.uM r' miM-tintf ,, St'ute I'' "f 1, ! held J't lt' i'-r"'k"'H' . nty i.f ImJepi-mh-ine, the hour f ' ..... Thumduy, January 4 :i. ; ilV v for which tliin tm et .! i-i tu !( t n hoard of di f, the riiuinif '' " "n,i f"r -;,.n of nny other .ui--.i, h may j.rojH-rly come hef.,re c, w 1KV1NK, rreM!-nt. c. ir.viNn. ("aidiier jioT ISSIONAL COLUMN. pWOPE & SWOPE r:im!hfll Huildinjr Dependence, or. D. E. FLETCHER Cooper Building AtfrtiPV DEPENDENCE, OR cTwRIGHT, M. D. C. "3 Veterinarian ence, "Uncle BillyV ; TIME CARD jilley & Siletz Railroad 1 Effective Oct. 24, 1020 I nk arrives Independence Jj1ll:05 A.-M. iChin departs 'Indepen J Jdence 1:00 P. M. Daily except Sunday L. E. Watson, Supt. iB EXPLOSIVES the li'M for yni. Hon, lint wnen jou .p. Unit out that "iir fnrtune'M not sin-.y off there Jkl po.-Kel vmir pride IUl. i- hack In n- to us who love V..." ; . m.iiiiK 'loin hft lie' farm with ,j, ,,,"- iiiot a Mk-li li'-an and ad-v.-Munil 'into the j;i.-at. far-away city In ijin-.t i.f fume iuet fortune. w he flit .-.t tin-re and all the sor ... . i. ninie.iU ihal repeatedly ,veriook him during that year of nt ,,,. ould he a long and harrowing Ktory to tell. He cliaM-l hlH rilllihow p tin end, yet found the fahh'd pot of g.dd not there had o confliJei.tly und hliitalilly expected. Ton. made appllratloiw for nil sort" of oi!W position only to find himself ,,,,1,-15!,. rejected liecu.se of liU lack ,,f evperleiice In those Fpeclflc llm Well, anyway. I'm '" i ....... ... linn! manual luhor, T. ohm I himself. "I can ut leant evi it J-.!, with n contactlng k'ung, as painter, or plumher'H 8lstnnt. or "-amMer. That will mtftlce to keep me K.,lus for n while '.tll the sort of po Hltlon I want turn up" Itut even In tho- lines of work the J,- , country hoy found Himself Bud-.h-nly Vought up ri-rt WM" walk He l.d references as to pn (.ffll,li,)aient and nobody would hire hl. sm-r once finding out that he '"illiMh'uhahby overcoat on . "tn-et corner In the SQUa..d J " aZ:L U monror Tom stood freerdng. . t,)pre JuHt. . In in wind on the shivering m ncnlnf)t the SXcUyrank,,,,,,, m .11.1 nut KllOW. - SrrCwTMylm what was Ir, i-N- 2SWd and "Wow u y " , hA J0IT!e coin to JlnKle In yor pants, bo? Ain't nungrj. . h, . . .i ,.t,.,nr 'i inn nil - Wiuiimg , h,.rlvfpi- hands Hl.oved dui bttttcred ets of Ids coat. lit "Vntma.evolently over his i j , fore he upon tbo sldewam e... M'oke. . , r he r0- Hld.lng closer as be BPoke an 5 W"treydegh,o. y. wlniW street, deserted, g oo my, , Mtg nd Ton. regarded him w undisguised -;,"- caunot be ...in. inuc. - I, i.i ry ' f ' -H L "X - - "-'-v "t ,- i,'. f. ivL . E ; f4' P'.';'iU OREGON IN BRIEF Pendleton Eight thousand dollars has been subscribed towards the (fiction of tho Kf.nnfield Flour and Feed mill. The warehouse is beinj? built and the mill site ia to be pur- chu-d nt. finr-p. Portland The steamer Silverado has been discharging 1000 tons of Chile nitrate at local docks, the ma terial to be distributed throughout Portland. It will be used as fertili zer in orchard sections throughout the state. . Rainier 20,000,000 feet yellow fir bought near here for veneers. Portland to bund municipal sanita rium for tubercular patients. Oregon City will rush construction of new city hall. Josephine county lets contract for $11,700 Carnegie library. Modern ferrv to operate be tween Glasgow and North Bend. Oregon American l'-g'ion to ask bonus of S25 a month from state. Willamina New railroad building from' here towards the coast help ing open up new (section of country. More sawmills assured, and this sec tion is trying for a cannery. . . , i :n i - fsorth iscnd rename sawmm handle cedar near here cutting prin cipally ties. Roseburg Forty-eight .arloads of apples have ben. sent out from Ko-oburg by the Oregon Grower. Co-epeni.ive assoc -ition. 1 he Lallcs Plar t for mr. tufacture of concrete brick and tile under con jtnution. Stanfield Lack of funds brings road work to halt. H Grocery Chat Hint Disappoints Custom rs Not Best Because Biggest, But Biggest Because Best No Order too Large to Fill; No Order too Small to Fill This Store Aims to Serve the Public Pleasantly and Well The Goods We Sell are Just as Represented and When Orders are Given WE NEVER DUP LICATE. We Send You Just What You Order, Never Send the "Just as Good"-Kind. " Calbreatb iiii Portland Plana now in prcpar-! Wood Products Co. rearing completon. ation for the enlargement of Pacific! Tillamook Coates Lumber Co. Phonograph or Stradivara plant here ! mill closes affecting more than 150 and for additions to the equipment men. and working force which will in-j Stanfield - Forty blocks concrete crease the capacity output from 50 . sidewalks completed. creabc uie v.i i n.T-,,v,f;i,t i,mur m s (reduce to 100 phonographs per aay. i - -- ----- IVV ll.,....ji,."l ' I - riotcrm countv cranberry crop for 1920 totalled over 6,000 bushels. . A 1 Alhanv New dry Kim oi aico wages to ?4.80 for mill employes. Astoria National Bank orders new- vault weighing 40 tons. Wl r-37S -far clean Oil W WM Fv vr;i engine- i ait , 1 1 H . i. i. i ; ' V A (! il ,? hi ft l" f m- of all kinds CAPS AND FUSE U.HASELTON oute 1 Independence Phone 2924 km. on (KEttOSBNB) IHEAT Howd Y'Like the Idea, Huh?" about how y' hnudle the stuff belong ing to all them rich guys?" "God! grouneu iwr abyss of his wretchedness. "Yes, I'll do It I I Willi I Will! .- . .v... i him pnntrhlv on 1118 oiner ui'i"i - the shoulder with a saturnine leer and attempt at jocular fellowship. "Well, I tnougni eon ""u-u, rasped hoarsely. "We'll meet cha at tw corner by tne lumut-r ju.u u. Don't you ran io ut- mt r.n'ri I'll be there all right! hmi-pniv. Already In loin muuciw - - his cringing soul ne reu ne .mi . I M kfiIAma II ll he had pleugea mmseu io ucw.. heaven, tr on.y im ntii the aDDOlntea hour, he dug his numb hands deeper down Into his pockets and wandered aimlessly on. we objective In mind save omy i to keep moving lest he freeze or go mod with the strain of waiting. He shrunk from letting himself think of the deed to which be was about to be Voluntarily his dragging footsteps took him back into the more brill ant ly lighted retail shopping district, where the crowds already had thinned burning home to their families and nun,?" t , ,.,j, ...hi, ttio lmll- happy. expectant kiuui" . . .. .1 . In nil 11 it dnv ceiei.ruuuu m T u ; , rni-ed slwly by. It came near the hour for the stores to dose. But still there was time, if poor Tom had only had money, to jiuui j. nresentS t on aught the midnight train S'to the country. He -slly cou d reach there by morning u..u a Joyous surprise to them- Itut ah I Why drive himself to dis tortion thinking of that when two was no chance that And ri ht then, suddenly, he esp ed . ?. oimnRt at his very feet Itiyms ue---. - n UiKt ' . !f HI-: biafj;;--'' -Mi-l3- f 1? 7. " - 7 1 1 'A CrmtCtee Seroiceploprists YOU probably know that af ter a few weeks of driving your lubricating oil becomes dirty with carbon, road dust and fine particles of metal, which circulate through your engine and cause unnecessary wear on bearing surfaces. And gasoline escapes past the pistons and dilutes the oil. Granted-There's nothing new about that but Here's an absolutely new way . to get rid of this dirty, diluted oU and put your engine in line for better performance and longer life. It is called Modern Crank case Cleaning Service. Modern,-because we use Calol Flushing Oil, the new, scientific, . thorough flushingagent that does not crjntaminate the fresh oil. Our skilled mechanics know howto clean out acrankcase with it correctly and quickly, at a nom inal cost to you. This service assures proper lu brication foryour cleaned engine. Werefillthe crankcase with fresh Zerolene of the correct grade. We recommend Modern Crankcase Cleaning Service as the latest word for better engine operation and longer life for your car. TODAY: Bring in your car for Modem Crankcase Cleaning Service. ttna.sgu, ri caunot oe , , , fnt wallet, wur. mu a typical uiu. ---- cotnpuuy it f " nrer thnn a hundred yarus i to fastidious about hblnCkly S " "leone had lost it In their keeps. iiiuJ I a tmste to get home. uud onswerea. nnytrayr What's tnnt - , ,t cha, Well you're outta lncW, a pnl? Yeron yer upt too Snd ,nyb0J I gu3 that much, huh. bo? Well X thytl well. I I ain't MM JAJ ' ' onlght and need a pal for a Uttte on we both can mu ...uttered bcsUarU Jr try contracuu. - Mke eat9. -Humph1 wot buj fa sft don't- Too . amny w8 with the kids over v. , fool rhnncea like that, rn u , Boft; tbla I ntcha lor a Jog YotI 8afo and " "''Jfople are wining know the blK Prices J P know the big PJTce the cona n nay for renl boo P bt ri uu'j " . , mad haste . (f n 1Ike Torn stoppea anu " - ai, Arnnnfl Ule coruei o - Utous'y samlned It Bllls-botn Utiousiy denomina tion and yeuow. . ;;n9they fairly stuffed Iti tlons uny . . ,,nnra nr morel J were seve. ----- -Q mlHPrnhi8 b0y - smn"ro. ; r Pn for fourteen who haa not M , FBr ?W mort extravagant dreams, even In his roost stuffed the With a gurgun w. ;;- Td fnw y tie lflne leather purse and threw away tne a fle. made n mau u" - partment fore. . - 8(nIgter eriuaUPPent-nomoreneces. slty tor- , feature . of young T8bi;hing announcement to any w.11 blf. JL hnd bad enough Rw&ndeidc (Sara Independence, Oregon S' t f. '-- ! -I ( ( ( ) ' f ' ( r i I 1 ! ' thorZ cl- thathe nd come near here r know "ky st0red In that's got honded stun:. the basement JJ,i d , 0 mme The watchn to an ,t Vf r' j . - I .vnvrtRRMi . went dry. aoni oase ' '' i oiiiu.-iu.imiinafW'W" COMFORT
