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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1921)
1921 1 I GENUINE mu i pURHAM latto makes 50 d curettes for - i1:ilVi-tKKI-:U IN STATIC LEGEND IN NEW CLOTHING lory of Samion and Delilah Might Have Been, but Undoubt. dly Wa Not. "Ntw, Hammy," began li.ilah, cimx ingly, M ah advanced Inward him wlih lor hnnda behind ,,.r holding pair of hiUkoin. "Just k tll) tn i tint imii, hirdlo?" Ami aim niijuoitlahly .l,j.,., t)l romisui! chum never UIJ" tli I UMh the F . I .-n a! Il:s .,,,. ... - V,.l-.,rgt.m ,-p (.f Imor ,. officu i't -.late of CulifWlHtt. tii.-tiil.t rs of the ''H' r j,..,.l'!t-i III " 1,1 -til !i!l hero M 1 - Thr mei.-b.-i i L ,t Kra k l.irm " I u L.uehary -f Monmouth. ln " ,:r"W" "f Funky !: ' ' "f Tun,'"r I i (.Id wuti.tr be IV ,!ry w,,,U ' - h ,,( thin at'i" ?'-.'" put up ' American t '( lin-cler' association, prop,.-,) thai member :, clul- ""'-, ''"ron-lve rwprctiv hern-. y of the fi' l i ",S r W"11"1 ' -rt in tlif 'if- ''i"" i : ...!.. -,-. main in th i fit . nHlirir S f " (ri were ti-.al- ' lito which w ill -i nomf time m I itur.dinu the nil Hint INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE REINDEER RAISING IN ALASKA HEAVY Page Three front Ice lh II'fllHH 1 1, .ill.. I. . . . 'MM anything wim-ii mIim iiimli.-.j gold on him. Delilah Ki'i.tly t.x.k ht.hl f !,. i,f 8iiimiira lilt tr Willi ,,-r ,.ft i.ut i"-r or. p... coiiiti it oit w!ih 1 IHT lltlil. HUT.- uu n l,i,l.i. r.ji ' ItitiM-U mi tin' door. Twin liuiti mi Itorn' ttttr-k. "Awnyl Awiiy I" m-M ,, nn. l. i.t riuu ii'vr. "Him nx.i u diii Mount IiIiikuh, Hi Ill-IH'M t" A hud I. "Oh. Hominy I" wnl,-,l Kilil,,!,, ,irj,. jiliitt ttiit .).iin. "Am! t Juni i,,) tho tuorfiik'" on llu Iioiinh 1 1, N v,.ry WMik. Nw nil that money u miti..j. Oh, HHinmy I" 8hih"ii iliiilii lmr1 for a Hiniin-iit. Tlirll iH'llliih IIhhIhiJ Iur Ik-Mi mutt nior. "L'li I (i lip III th.) Bttlr!" (,). IiiiiikU'iI Kniiimui. 'I lri ho ! it r t 1 n kUa on li'lilnli' f).i,riw uinl nht. fli'W. h'iilli.li (IhhIici) out I hit iloor nii'l llftfll 1IJI (I l I.OI1M' 111 ,; l.lllnin l,,l ll(t tllf (InlmliHit lirt(il hl Ii. ilt, A til t It It h dli.o.l lit., t, 1 1,. III.,), IiIkIi nii'l Ory, wl.ll tin- nit.t ruihi-.l down .Mniiiit Iniitfu ninl h. H(i.tih!" audi I'l'lllnti tti hii..!f, f,f. t-T It "it all ovi-r. "l in Kn. 1 ,!,iu t rut lilt hnlr off hffori' tin- lltn.d." Iii trult Fno rn-Mi. ''1 ly Hit! n.lo i.t n. tl:,.,. , "i t'tv i i-Mnt! ",t0 Al""k tf'- territory H1)(t,, oon two million of the,,, m,ilnalMi i.rr.r.I.fll? intluHtry tnjiahl,. of KU. ' : i...y thoiomth, of population. 'mmninr v.iidt 1::hd i,i,iinnl;4 jn J802 I'.l poKHCH,,., ,y Jy,,,. ;m w,n , ''l '-f Jr.ii.rniii ,,, l. ,. ..f t , . . ' til Oil yi-nr th,. i,.r,u Khoohl huvo iri-! ' "'''"'''i to .,M,UW i,n:in;i!. I 'hirinif lh, i.r.Hl 2!) y.rs th,, work j'f H;'r.,..i,-irur, diii!rihut,i,,;r nii'l r-nr-! "tf fur thci'ft iininialu In AlnoVn U. C'ti.oiiK' "t the l.'ml,.,! f!ii.. . ' y.'uvi u ii unit I.Vl.hOO. J!y ,m;mk U,h in '""if from th,, in-liiMtry am u- pn-H- -'i vniuation of the li.-nla th profit to th,- t'ovcrnincrit hns l.fri more jtlrnri ll.oiifi.ooo. Thin incomes to jAlnikitiiH in lDll), (txrliiHivd of the hii!,-, and iwi,t uh(,1 hy the mitivi'H, ; wtii ?IM),iifii). I I'mliT th,, cynlcin jinicticcd l,y tho' iturcitii of iMlu-'iition of th,- Hi-part- I ""'!' " the Inl.-rior the- animiilH i!r ti ihuii-,1 nrnonn i! Hi,.- Lives of Great Men Remind Us Only one way to get s start Hard work and save. Who would have thought that one could improve on nature's work, yet that is what Luther Burbank has done. This man, known as the plant wizard, has reclaimed desert lands, has made a flower turn to give fruit, and accomplished other wonders which make his fame world wise. Of course, he has worked hard success could never have been his otherwise. FARMERS' STATE BANK Independence l,f III II iriI hi' W"uM tonki. jH-r- I it, in the ,!iy pri-liml r (h, annual i ! hiUI for Ju in-. Thr jubilee, of p luttifntihil." l'-n-l nre rx- mM either iii Falem or i.ilit ar.'l pr.H-.-cil tt Tillamook hnt 1 Inrp- .ir! of thre RAII IUIMI TO UK COMI'LKTFH THiS YF.AK i innouncini.it hnn ..H-n the effect that '!. j,r'vi'rn with ti-rnni.iiln on nalt i 'h at Seward an.l Anchornirv ! into the interior hy way of h to Fairhatiku on the Ta-i-r, I tributary of the mighty will I cnii!ili tfl thin year. rnry 20, lK) nu n were i-m-inthenmd and 1'iiin inure will Hi by the fir.ft of May. I-e 5 mile of ste.-! r.-main to be The comjili'tion ,,f the road of (rn-at hem-fit to the in i' it will I ie Jhi-mIiIi- to hhip il nd nuppli.-s tht-r.- nt all M-n-the )-cnr, where formerly the p season ronHi.xteil of but a Whs the hitter part of tho f. under which r.,n.!iti,.na buy .the interior w-.t.- nnnble to r;:r muliey over ninr.' f requ ital! nnee n yenr. Tho com f the rniid, how, v, r, will cn m to buy nn,l ship nt all urinu fresher e,b, nnl op- W takitur advantnjfe of i editions. FREEDOM MUST BE BOUGHT And th Prlea to B Paid Ii Complet Maitry of All Pattiont and Appetites. Kret-tlom a not a tlft. hut an nt tnlnitifiit. It ilm-a tiot i-iiin.c!ir!r-tha atato of nature, but !!i,w.-m fmiit the itrowlh of personality atut rhlllxa thm. Artluti iue frfln i-linra.'ter and therte I Ilili'T .llt.irt anil the f.-.-t-InS of rentrilliit until the Individual U hapjiy ami aaturw-il In l.ti net un. allllUtJe, A c1lvlde1 will tiinrkH lnrornpli-ie lttriiullty. nrnl It It imt n free v ill, Kvrry man iiumi win I. It. own free dom, II tHlt ib-dlre1 It eii'itiijli to pay Ita j-rlcv. and It price h the inan tery of pankl'io aiil appetite. A n man unlim tnaatery our lr own powtra and dinin-H In ti fn-e. IteiMilutltma an S'1, hecmie Hn-y wltliena tu tlitt ai-liM. of Inroliil'lete self liinntery ami to the vlalon of greater elf-eiitrol and frii-ilom that are pus alhla. MltinenjMilla Jminnil. Original Galothet. The fanhluoahle Knlohhea that are now Rapping ahoiH the anklei (,f pn-tty glrla were Rrat liitnxluced In Amerlra about 1W In Hoaton. The ealoaliea or totii were a u;ly and rlunmy aa tbey aro today, but ere even more popular. Tiny n-iulnl peeullur care, a the umiiufarturim htol little knowledge of the uh.- of ruttber cum, In winter they froze bard ninl ntlfT. ami bad to be thawed out before tbey could be worn, and -ar bnd to be taken not to thaw them tv well, or they would run Into at U-lcy ma. In the Mitnnn-r they got Mtrky ami nhnp.-lei mdoi kept on It and taken out during a ruin at arm only. No one who vn anyone thouglit iila or her toilet complete Without t"lr- Tbey had to he WHtrb.tl carefully, for once they M:irt ed to nt the autell wan terrible, nii'l It waa noeeaaary to take them out ami bury t belli. llander&KulIander 1 General Concrete Construction R Jobs or Small Ones 4lmates Cheerfully i Furnished aL. . '""He Main Hi M -v iikui topendenee Oregon TJME CARD ley & Siletz Railroad Effl'Ctivn . l-U. Il ') t i Pondcnc,! Daily Hi r.o ., . iVr,. t . " " "I 'ls inilenen,!,.,,,... Ll'avf8 Intler fPt Sll,l.. Arrive i.., P ,. """'Pcndem-, Daily m. Daily '.r.o n. in. nilcllCC. llnilv 'i.no p. m. i k ' ' u uunuay . I I'lndimee ....700 Ll E' WATSON,' Supt. Plan War on Hair Seals. Hunting bnlr aenla by iilrplane and dentroylng them by machine gun f1ri' baa been aerlonnly proposed to Hie fiinnrtlnn flaht-rlea department by llHh ertneii, any n report from Vanooiiver M C. The acbeiiie propoed and trie,! Iii'at mrlHK '-f trapping the salinoii-.le atroyl.nj hair aei.ls nt tho immi ' "f the hTnaer river by meim of M-t Uws and nht.rt laterals armed with strong hooka brought n measure of success, but wan nut entirely a victory over the wIho tnainmnllii of tho ocean. Hie new proposal la to eon wn on them from tho unsuspected heights, lift they brisk on the sutidhitrs In thou sands, mid ..r stream of bullets Into tlioni. Welding Optical Glaea. Tho Improved method of wehllnK optical kIhsh worked out at tin- o.l Stilton buioiui of KtanthudH, ghs perfect union with practically no uih tortlon. an.l Is ntltiptorl for many pur poses, Hiich as iinikliiK lllss s hollow prisms. Jolnliik' b-nses and do ing glass mhos with .iccurately til ting Hat ends. Tho shaped rIiiss 0 -Ject Is hea.e.1 In ,.n o!oe.ri . n, nau to tho annealing point, when the m Ion t,f ammill bh-w plpe ihutte .. . J tl. clgtmto bo unlto.1 produces 1. umuk wehllnjt. Unable to Chooaa National Ire . A.norlcnn forests are so r e.i U mnnllo variety that l-n-a .I,..,t W " -la unablo to nun." " f.' , n onal tre. he wrote to t h A m Kot-etry tiBsocbUlon. whl ' M pln, u nation,., refe.vnd what tree best repn ; . K- "Sponklng for myself, w.h ' Ideut. "I find that I am u e u to cIiooho amongst the Intln lovi;oi nud rlclincuB of American fousw. arc i. nativcH urxb-r i xyHtern of apprentice. .hip wheroby tacit it,,r. ntic receives fix, eiht f,?"i ''') reintlei r by the clow nf the fir-t, H' ot.d nnd thiril year-!, an, I ten ie1 !:io,;,l at the close of the fourth y. ar, when, if he !i--p!ay ability, he ; entire chart',, of the hr-rd. Me icirt then employ and Kirnilarly Hi: -tribute ri-imleer amonit the ap pn i tii ( h. ,i native is permitted to tii-tio-e of f,-rn;t),! reindeer to the Whiten, The Laplanders, who i'hvo the na tives their curly training as herders, now own more than 23.000 head ofj reindeer, and are allowed a perecn taev of the increase of their respect ive her,!."-, and nre not restricted to the (-ale of female nnimalt to whites and natives, Tly this condition incor porated companies have acquired many thousands of animals and have fTter'-d into the vlautrhtor find ship in, -rt of meat to the states. With the proper law-i enabling more whites to enpaee in tho imlutry i rhoiild d.-v.-lop in importance eqial to the cattle indils-try and prove ne of the most accessible husinepsos tu rn.-n of pmal! moans. In I-apland, on an area of 1 1.000 S'jU.-tre mib'S, there are npproximat- ; I I re Y u Behind m Your Farm Work? If youare, NOW is the time to buy a FordsonTractor Phone Main 3821 and we will be pleased to demonstrate Stewart Motor Ford and Fordson Service Independence, Oregon Co reindeer which sustain comfort. It is estimated that the ka with Z.000.0OC reindeer will sus. natives in plenty and Arctic und sub-Arctic region of Alas- tain a population of 100,000. ely 400,000 about 2(5,000 There s iff ffisk Hot I! I ! ii'i i! There's no need of your taking a risk. Our Men's and Boys' Clothes are unsurpassed It is refreshing to know that our clothes for men and boys are the best to be found. We have taken the utmost of care in the selection of our stocks. Why not receive the benefit of our eflorts? ii'i ! ;1 STYLES FOR YOUNG MEN at looking models in pleated effects, .tin coats, in both single and double breasted styles. Shepherd checKs, neat pin stripes and many new mix tures, in worsteds, flannels and cassi- re. m STYLES FOR THE MEN Our assortment of men's clothes is without a doubt the best we have ever had. Neat, consesvative styles in wor steds and durable cassimeres, hand tailored throughout. The quality is unsurpassable. nilR PRICES For the quality of merchandise we are showing you can't beat them. $30, $35, $40, $45, $50, $55 $60 We will show you the best clothes money can buy. The prices are 'i solutely right. You take no chance to lose if you purchase here C. P. BISHOP, Proprietor Every Family in Marion and Polk counties a patron. Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx I t 4 ' I K
