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Newspaper Page Textv V Friday, Janugg, INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE OREGON HEWS NOTES j OF GEKERALJNTEREST ! Principal Events of wec ; Briefly Sketched fr ,nfor" mation of Our Headers. Page toy- " C'JiimcrrlBl club illpfni went II K tho United f cliutiK- from to tll! II H HI... Mil, Introduced ,,, ''' i-nui.-. will, U.0I,J l" 'ii'iloniil for.ht p. 1- part . , (lf ,u,r,,.ul iin-m.,- ,, j,;tr!,11( nt. lllllllHlrll'K l ConH i( (l)r after u muhj-um1'mi of hut i1' th rlirlHllllilH felll Ivltl'' no... i...n. .. iM..., i i,liii:UI '"' ' . ,. ..(Him plant ut Wn rr. iiinii " on u commercial I'i"!' K Vi' lOllae hlllM liliu '"" . punned ul tin- i ' ti t t",,mi " H tin- li-KlMlalunt were v to' 1 h ! jinr Mlciill. , Tin. Koullii-n. Pacific '""" ,, fvp.-n.l 117,0(11) or iimf ' ))( ,t lui irurkH within tli" '"' 11,11 MlllHllflllll. I'I.iiih for .-recimii f 'llilil III'!' 1l-lHK It' Vrl.-M i I ,,f Oukvllle, about f wont of Albany, i' Api.r Kxlm.'tt. Iv oi" '"' "f ' v' jimrrliK''M In li.Hrhui' UUMicccimful oiii'. a'-"r'll"K !" county records, KenoltH III WilfhilH'""1 thai .Imial lui ii limn ator Ii iiiii in rmi, i ideal eniidlt loll. Sali in will w i j'l ahi IiimiI Inn mi i ' i lian $ 1 .llf" iiiTuriliiiK t '' I llirnr 1 1 . f f I ; i ; m i . 1 Mrs. ( hai l- h I In'::. ( 'lai'K aimm oiiiin. hlniM-lf 1 1 i I mil ' 'I he ( In n lord poftot ! joe ,! cent I his 'hid. mi ; 111,!.'! Illl.dll" !' of :il llat-non has t-'ar:. il!l' I I' 111 .tliill-' I rilfiliiliK tl"' V, ml, ! i n ih 'j mi ii ' to ."i l.i! 'Mm i c i i '' : ill I U . !(! .lui li;ir '! ( i M'l" I" L".', :iiTni'!:! jian il by t In- hi i'i Colli Ml i.MI-l .111. Itlllll II .1. JiU 111. ill ami !.nr in.-hi. ul i.f t 1 association :i t I'I' " at 'orvalllm A i n'lli-I'l t.ci- Hi it'll .n ;vk I .-ni ' r led ! at Komlnm rid. r tli'' n mm,,! ;ui;p i'..cii:.! Sn niiii Ii ;!;;; ; I m t nf( 'ooss ! ,i m.i I rnmi.ii ! iii'.-i fur a tun ' .ill I'm .( lit1!,' f. hli t y 1 1 -I',.f! Ic ;h I'm f.;. Ml in '..' curl! in.; t" 1 i 1. !;, ir..ff;i- I- ii IV i . 1 1 v limit ll'i'i'H '!l : I i t r In. it.. in iiiii I !lj I :l, aCI-l.l'ili! il'i.t I'll t ili nr i I ii i i j i t mi :li. nlh i r and t Im n iiiiln.-i I y in i'i.- I'n ; . ij Si.ii , K I iii-re U I'lilllili'l'.l'li lni!l!y i'i l!:i- i:il- ,-iih i r nilm-K in tii,. ( ;,,, j .j,... , j,-t No lurtli'-r ! lr ... hav.- I., , ;i taken with rcfiTi-M-i' tn ti-i.- ,,,,-,,11,1 n,.;r.er illillctllleiit ...i;,,K aimiir! I' aei'.ilte, ,t Alhany t. Hie iii-'iinii). f tiie iimnl.-r of fllllllth Of NllV 't'.'i;,! f '"IHi rail in. nl n i ry III! tl;i Tl ' lllll'T, l!i I'.aine llioli'll H ' 1 ' ' "V If . ' i r-1 1 1 1, e """I'li-I hy Sam A ' "f '''i!'-. I H..I iil.lt. In l-jtfeedcd ir axu by a ntat" .er, H'C m Bhoweil V) ral 1 r.nii null, 1 ;i vi . l 'i.'.'h r '.u.ii h I 'IM. i lili III If I. hi. ,i ! ;!,,. haw- It i. r!at,, ,- At) trim yi v.ixli( iiHk In d hy th at winter 4 lleenned earn, will llll'-BVor at tonal y . who will ear (' h!' ly. '1'h !'. l.ii.i-,. I,, county. hlell e,,. Wj,.,( ,.( Jt retdllt. of 'II" leave ruin.,: , f,.u ui mm nr "i'e ' I.lmlan of M. .1 hi Ills' il,,- NAVAL LIMITATIONS TASK HEARS FINISH Tonnage of Airplane Carriers Fixed and Declaration on Divers Expected. WanhinKtori. I). fTh arm con fer,.Iitl. i,uh virtually rea. tx.-d th "nd of Uh ..ffortii to put a nrh on uaval HrmatneiilH. To the capital hhlp hettl.-incnt wan added an agr-nnint for limitation of future tonnano In airplane carrier. Koine Hort of declaration 1U re Kard to the ukc of nubmarln-H and an i.t-reemetit not to construct any auxil iary veeU hereafter with a torma of more than 10,000 are cxj.ectfd air t I,., added to the accompl i htnu H 'f the conference before the final curtain ix runjj down. A five-power treaty em bodyins? all the points on which there Ik agreement now in In process of drafting. There are jrowin Indication that the four-power treaty to preserve P' in tli- i'actfi.-. which already tun been rii'ii.-.l. will be in s,orne way further riaritm.l before the coilf-reiire Ult. Th- A iner. can deleKatio!t in under I ,i.,, to have withdrawn any ohjecnon ' . ., i ., f.rrn,ifit that the treat)', m P' he defined ax nut in-(imlini- tliv major Japanese Ulandh, and ti." ! ' "i lor an ex. haliKe of clare ll I ''i h" (. ph,,, ,! (,,. f brl(lze j ill h" built oi, ij... Ahh river, ten milir !, :,Hi ,,f r;, another on !h" North Sai.'iam rl' near Stay- I on, a;el the third m-ar r Wirt. f .r. e .f . i t e i . i-riiited r.V !"'ir ',, ,.,.ltli,.,r !i.,. j,;,,,. ,J, UiK heetl.'l 'i i !l; t!. .-!! a j,, i,,. f,. Hiiilli of ! of!!' ' J-.inn, -..I, .,:, i.. .;,.'! Mareh 1. ' . . ....... j i' am.D ,-, j y 'r J Woodbury, ! i', iii" i i'.'::.; I H'.v sl.r'S.r. an 1,. (.,. ;i,- r i' ') : i-. ' l : imi el I i ' I r iii" worK ia a '' v iil in t. I'lfdis. j Mi i ami.- c.f ', i . I'm- )ii .tt s v "to j .l.i.- I,.... I l,f t e I fl 1 t :, I I r. ( lilt. h S- ! I I ,i. a.:: .f , :' "f n.- ,tu- I. -;re. :..-.. .-, . !(,,.,( OT U)T aIlleiii;n,.-i.t ct th" ; ',., ,., ,..e y.-:.r V- '. ' t : the r i f ti;. .'!... i'-'i'i ltv ..s. n exp". ted to tak'-del.n-te ; i"? o..h. .jh- ..r,.'....--ifi ,;;'Wi.h;i( a (..w uy. I ,; ,, ..f Vr i'! tmi t. er.-t a I I t.-nipi" n-'U j .; r.-qu' a for a canli-h ef N' '' ';'. In h-'til" :-"';,..,ir year. :"" j , , ,:, t;... matyV: .rt.,.l l.-i to i , I,!..!.') i 1.1. 4 . -.r !;i. t', tn-iub.-r . w.e i'.u." i.e , iV1. ,,., ., ). lf.. d i.i.-l'ely on X-.f ' ( (Il.t:..,r. ihr.il.-d t ," j r..Je. , j. t.t "? a d T i'-n-m ? in view on j , . .. i 1 . . i ... ..,1 ul t a i . . . . ......... It., j v i-mI ' la rdm- I i'lin 'l i: ' . .-I i-.' .- ' ' ' I , - - i ... , , , ,. 1 , . ,-:-,,!'.! I) :. er ' .r.. i t the V. I..:; . ,n ai..! I'I-" t-1 a,J(J th.. A mi ri ati delecatioi: I t'..- ':,' ',1,1.1 i !.h t: f.. ii ,v ' itJ.e 'hi'' f i ,..Vi !- pile i.t has le-.-n a twpic of i-ie.'i s,:.r In 1' ! - '"''' t'r.Ioii -,!, t). ii. ,i" n IVl i -port i- ; w, ;. .,.,,-,.,! ;q-,-iiS,if ion in cm f rer.ee j vu' el, a .:4'u c m- helped -:-.;-.- i" veral d'-r , j r, h,. t the pr'-M'l.nt took cm a rn. t,.-. fc-, I J f. .1 l.a I I.-.-I, iim;.. v t''' J (.jut. t I c!. a rmt -r v.e as "till?' Pbl:i,- '.-,. ,.j ru.',K ' l.ivli-1.' mr hm.'d tin iim-p-h from j r, ,,.,r, , u.:,t S cr-tary Hufhe- wai! bi;...!., r of ! . a tie " ii a .1 im . ci . - -'...a w-, v.-i.-r:!'.: r-i Y-n'.ns; from tne cabinet si tie r h-'in- i-mi a , -vi ! i.. e. m . a p.j-.t f ,:':..:,.-:..-, aim-my be- !"" '' i-m. ui-d-Sml lfv.-n hi:-i ami tii- Y,hu.- llou.e dur-) .. w.-men S- ..tljimr 'he arm, i .tn.ns. I il, M In.'-.-- j - I ! ' nARiF RiOHTS ON ! i .,',-' : ..,!.v u:;v t. rtn i, j:. a i H -I ei'i'."'-"' ' '- , :v:: yap ALLOCATED , ,..:..i, iil tm-n nnivd m ,d" i-m-r t!i..nj H. t..V. t . th- j..; hj -h!" mark. VA:A..I:,U p. C.Th m'.;,.. of the i I.;-' I m: ' if i;d (.f tin- r ! !"l" 1 j ,,,.e,,. ja; inns ov r th..- ex- n lit;,- uiiil'- u,,,. M.e i i , t-h,". if '."P'' hy t ii" j , .,r(,,. r'i-in th.- r.ieifh:. I', hm.ir;. Jl. t i- in. -..ti -..-e I ' - " ""'"'! -i'"'!. i (it;i! lUyJ, u, j;t:,,i ,.; la;-. .: as i n ..I ir.-e at.t- r .!.:: v In a 1"' -f th" nl" t '.-t s.i ,K"''. ir.-.i-ied i :. M a i.-op.iM-d ti:-j (.ne!,'!i ;!...;.! i- 't hi.-, tm n ( y , r , r,,.,, ... ,;, f ; :. ; . ,dy i f r- i , i ., l, (;.; ;i 4-p V ' W. :- :i ' ' ,1 : 1"' ' ' ' I i A Ti. lie j ,,! :.VS ! f.M' Ii tli" t' f ? Ml ! " m ,v ,'eiH ill- C;::d rmhm'- M- "' ' '' SUU. -M'M l.:.'i th" N! imria.. .Js. ! ..,,.,!,,.' :: ii..- .-r land it. f'';-!;:1 "'" x-:!'i t. r.f:-. i ve Ui;.ft "f th' treaty v. as i i.im, e.t. .m.h. wllld a.i,ml.',.mm1.vo:i:h-! .i:Th,e,,( . , ; !i;.,i,;,e (,r ,',, h. ad It w.'h n; .ir''il. 1 t tl.. A:n. rii'i ::, J-pa:.' s". N- tier- ! , ,.! , : ; ;,',. miiy ijl.oor. and -i J la:ll!:i i'.rt Fr-T-ch and I'u'.ian C- ,,, .,. ,;r li:t. - I. t.t' ' T - .rut:t f V'.- i,,.;lii a''i- ii'h id ., al id! rm a! j . , , , . it; th" prop Td"d) lnt- RV A f,-rt i- r '.vord f: o:,i for-i-rn; .' ,'- i . ! I -i-r -' ' i.r; r.'i ,!!. , , ... . . ;;0,.;;;,1 f.,i;;;d t U' ral ! ,"' ' '" ' "' ,h!i .-.:.:'.:. " ''"' l':'' ' :" "! ; i a V ,,,L ,,,,! to th" . ' 't::i 'i h'0"e, ,.T1(. , t. t;;M.;tt ir-r. w'.ihdi P'" 3 ; , , .,' , , t. h" '! am! imii '.o er.pnyi'm .'ij,...,', !,.,thir l!;i;i the ?';"!!'.'''' Vap ; I',', 7 77'7 th- I'm h" .'i'm, mp-.tmiim, :;::,!,,.,. I1( -...jate.! l-iv-een th" Triimdj .:: . ;.t:i-:.i a.'.' r ..i'V v.- a. Japan, the Anm"i.mii cuv- j ir. i f-ntmii! ! to have full coniiml of the j inn f of ;!! ' . ,;,i.:,. ,,!w..n Vai ai'd t h Am. rican i nth.' sti j;.,-!,, is to ob-nir. tht line miwn 1ms com-1 PK ,i. IDEA OF "HUMOR" UNCHANGED Trickt Which Caued DUcomfort to Victim Are Not by Any Meant a Novelty, PixKmntled moderns who cnrnnvtnt cjiiiciilly on the irt-ople wtir flatten their rioxes HKiiiiiHt th window of the irlek mid novelty idiops, foniiJaltdinc thut theve rejircsn-nt the intellectual Hi til lumen! of the American multi tude, may easily modify their views b7 a trip to the Metroi'iUiin Museum of Art. I'ci-hai'H the mokt widely known of tin. novelty .d. op conitiiodltieH hi the with a ntniiil bole In Its aide through which the water trickles on lt utiHtjfi.ecUnj: uwr. Such tt trick an th!, say the hih brown, Is for Americans the hlglieHt known form of humor. ernapsi they're right but anyhow this inven tion Is by no tneaiis a modern one. At the time In Holland when Addi son. I' m ie, : "ifi. I and other more or Icmh well known literary lights of the Queen Anne perbx! were writ inr their greatest works for the edi fication of the world, the fashionable Kricllsti Kluhiii(ikerH were turning out wlm-irlaes wiih the same little per foration In the side. Hi tory does not record whether the onlookers shouted vvltli flee at the poor vlellni In tlnee days, but it's more thiiii a fair bet that l hey did. The trick gias of that l-riod us shov.ii at the mu-" urn wa nil even more ingenious device- than th.nt of the j ,- nt. for around the rim of the s v.a- a bord-r f flowers, in the i.-;,'i-r of one of which wiis the per dition. ,,, ji. tide o,;. (.site the hole the ,v. , i v . re .irr,.HL'."! in a .-p.mial .Kern v.hieh informed the man who in on ihe j..;.- where he Illicit ,;..iv j .,. j.: .i !;,,. New York Sun. I'EMBEIl BUYS POWELL RESIDENCE IN MONMOUTH Ira C. Powell has sold his resi- xlenece on the comer of Jackson and Broad streets to J. W. Pember, th deal havinf? been made Wednesday. Mr. Powell ha rented the Mrs. Clarke residence on Main street, lately occupied by Elmer Rake and will liv in it until he can build a new house in the walnut orchard in the northeastern corner of the city. The Kale gives Mr. Pember the full frontage on Broad street between Jackson and Clay on the west side of the street and also he has nearly j three fourths of the frontage on the j other side of the street. Monmouth Herald. PROFESSIONAL CARDS SWOPE & SWOPE Lawyers Campbell Building INDEPENDENCE, OR. D. E. FLETCHER Cooper Building Attorney INDEPENDENCE. OR C. C. WRIGHT, M. D. C. Veterinarian Residence, "Uncle Billy's"' FOU COURTEOUS SERVICE f I VISIT THE 1 1 Wind Mill Barber Shop I ? k tt 4 TL'IVC T i! il A. G. WATKINS, Prop. AUTO TOPS TO ORDER TOP & CURTAIN REPAIRS AUTO PAINTING UPHOLSTERING We Make a Specialty of SHARPENING RAZORS, SCISSORS AND JACK KNIVES I 1 ,.. . M,r g i WORTHY OF HIGHEST HONORS "Mjde All Americans His Debtors," Declares JSe York Nevvspiper, m Eulogy cf Jay Cooke. It is adto-'ether lining that Duluth, Mil. i... -hotiid I"- tin- site of a statue, su.-h as has just he-en unveiled within it- boundaries, in honor of Jay r.toke. Mr. Cindm is known as the "Father of Iniiuth," the city I'roetor Knott de-s.-rii.ed as zenith city of the un- salted seam" The Northwest owe liiii.h to Mr. ('..;.'. I'-iu a memorial to .lay t'o-'he w..iii. i he appropriate in nnv Aiaeri. ai. s.-t t lenient. llis tinan- ! L-eiiius w.-is f;a ,-iy put at the serv of the overiin:-nt during and af- er the i'ivil war. Mis energy was spent in riiisitig money to support the armies and. th- navy, lie was as in ge!i;o";S am! :ts persistent in his task of till:;..: the treasury as was the !i,,.st modern Liberty homl salesman. H- was a tower 'f str.-ng:h in the i :i''e" ; ).' w ir Wlltm t.ie .-.no. . pi.idi,' cn-dlt as ui.. FORI) ONE MAN TOPS DOUBLE SEAL PISTON RINGS AUTO ACCESSORIES FLOOR CARPETS AUTO LINOLEUM top dressing FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Local representative of Salem and Portland Florists Orders promptly filled. A. L. KEENEY Phones 9821 and 9822 Independence. E are equipped to designs, styles and I pi ve von the latest5! quality in Auto Tops and 1 1 Curtains j -' We make vour curtains open I C tT "ourjPioneer Employment Co. workmanship the best. ; 14 North Second St. HULL'S TOP SHOP! Portland, Oregon T. C. wood. Mgr. I Furnishes Hay, Harvest and 271 Chemeketa St. - Salem, Ore. j r arm nanas Write for Magazine Em ployment Service, our publi cation Free to All. Phone Broadway 2278 LEGAL NOTICES made :ili ,4, men as Ail.er .lav t.a..-ih-hi doQi rec-ive d'.ll im t heir lh (gni'ioli that is due to t! i-.cs liii'iii in ti.eir proiH-r i-i.;i!.- in .'iiiii,' understiii: York ll.imhi. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County. W. R. Carroll, Plaintiff, vs. Bu'ah Carroll, Defendant. To Bulah Carroll, defendant above named: In the name of the State of Ore- going re- jgon, you are hereby required to ap- h:s pear and answer the compla:nt here in- - th" iv.- I !. Time i ;,.ti. ni to I J ii-'. N el- i in filed in the above entitled cause ; c r'"'" ;and Court within six weeks from the I time of :he publication of this sum- j mons to-wit, November 25th, 1021, j f ;and if you fail to. so appear and ans- i? -vver said complaint, plaintiff will aP-j 5 ply to the above named Court for the ; relief prayed for in said complaint, ; (Panama, Straw and J I Cleaned and Blocked t th cry eliihi w.i-i Hot ine iam"! . ' i ur at 1 111' minded at cm-! appi'ox'- lleebe, I'.l'iilllld of loll ii I'ainter. In order to he hiiM In l.a (iramle of ( InrKOt.leii ( lirntinas, two ,,f i .stores of the turned ov.-r to t'"' Red Cross all oS lmt li.nai:' Chrhstmns ( ve. The Htat" ho, nd of control ban in cepted from ihe com i a. -lor the new dormitory reeiv ,,,,,, rdate home i" . , - tllt .Salem. I lie sin;, lllately $."in mm Dr. W. 'ii ilton Smith, physician at the Hi ate I 1 1 i I . u t i ; 1 1 with (.overiior n tor expressed Hi ham Evans, under death s,.ni niurdcr, In limaim. Kxtrcni. ly l;ivy ,.Hls w, , on ceruiin romiH jM r .,, eni'dliiK In an order m:U,, ly court. I im r ' 1 1 i d . order are .said , badly lhln winlcr. The ()iv;.on public s.-rvi,.,. commhi tthin has denied Mm ;i,,i; ., ,,r 111. ''"''I'll' I'll un. i-.,,- nil ill creiiHi' in tarcst on in,, u ,i, s'-e lem SI reel ( gene SI reel filed a report "it In uhii h the ilnc- oplnion that Ahia kept ' enlllliy. I'1' ,v ,he c.'iin- illrlinled 111 the IV.' hi ell Ul "I' j 1:1 v til 1 i t:." ; William A who a. d co. .rl. mine, ti; r.- -ii;le; : , r ,:, i.i lid: two V s.g j,.,.,, d a U.. foot df into th-.' nia.n j : ;,.,;, ,.f t!i" mill", 0'o erim; a larga ; , iy cf or". The v works are un i ,i,.r t!;e old wirk.-. i, ere many thoua ' .!,,., f dollars oijch or.' was re I covered tome -o y, f. ago. ftihss the propntn of the pro l,s, ,1 1!'2. expositife are ah!" to de ' tetmni" by Tl.ur4vhether :h" fair bislaiion considm at the recent ! sl,ecial session of tj legislature w;u i ,.,e,ily approved, is probable that I ;oermr Olcott vf veto the bill I passed during tin- ing hours of the I assembly authorizli a special olec iilU1 , be held Mai) In conjunction with the regular pfary contests. I ., . ,-o'inty court s ( alh d for bids I fl,r ti,,. final i i u i of the DoughiR j ..unnty timber lain For the past ,1,,-ce .wars nouglat'ouuty has been having' cruis-s mii of its standing ,(,.,,,. for the pnr of obtaining 1 , , .finite Inf.irmntiiA and data upon which h a ciislfsisessmont. Next mi i. .i,.i..,.,.oi..tiiiii of the vear w in ' Yap Shanghai cah!.'. tmw div.rt- ed to ( . i.m-ct V.'p with the Japaiieso l.om hoo islands, ami The Netherlands is to have the lin- t'rotn Yan to Men ad", a ity on th? Dutch island of Ccleh-s. Won I lierli I 1 1 1 ' lima of th'' ha '"' ciimpany anil Hi" K" 'a r com mi in- iMi'Ht. iipin-aiaala ,, used iiH ,","( in iiy RO-ciilleil oi-, It. is I'M" ,'hd loans will In lel'Ul- IH'i rtv I" nf "' loam under Ihr honna tan moihihly ...Oil.. i ... Will Oe ,, ,,,,, ,M,. that I ii ml si on 1 1,, "".nil. l(Mm;1,-v 1 T- " III ie.-,io,,K, ; l inn. the d;IM ,,. ,UV;i the new $ I ,(1110,0110 l- Portland. l'f(.m,i . , 1, " ' Lirillim ('iim."i e(1 111,1 '" Inn d,;,. ' ,,-ikh. ("" firatulatini; then, Uu! ,0.a;,lg event. '.ram a to ii,i.; .'.t-oiiml I'm' I..' (,,,,ioli' i i.-edi and 'he 1122 if'SHtnent rol's are (..,,H-i"d to carry t timber lauds on a basis cf their cadlvalue. Sam A- I".07-1'''' t r.'tiiry of state, a,.ti,m upon the i'df" of the attorney ' ,,,,,-d, rei'used toVept for fililtK In pis ol'ih c house jolt n solution No. 11. p.-o hi in! ior suhiillhui to the voters ,,f the state at. a ufdal election May ) ilia ipnrilon of' neml iiu'. the con stitution hi ns to iU'ioriise the flnanc nfr (,f the propose l!t2a exposition ,1,1-oni h a y.asolin.r x. The secretary of slide, in explain tt his net ion in fol'imim" to accept he resolution far filin;; I'1'"111 W.,;.fiie,er, chief clerk C ii,,. senate, sidi It, had not been ,:, toil cither ny lie Kitner, n esid-. tit I- ii,,, si-naie, or I K. Dean, speaki r (,,. house of Fires Mltal ives. Ih caiise of the oniidiin of these stgna s ihe secretar:of state held that the resolution w not completed FRENCH-JAP PACT CHARGED Both Accused Nations Declare Tnat Communications Were Forgeries. Washington. D. ('.Copies of what were declared to be conimtmieations between the Japanese and French gov ernments cover in s the proposal that the two governments act in concert at 1 the Washington conference as to the establishment of a Japanese protect orate over Siberia, were given nut hy the em republic, which has asked for a j hearing w hen the conference takes up j the Siberian question. The communications were charac terized hy a member of the French delegation as "forgeries, stupidly con trived," and by a spokesman of the Japaneso delegation as "malicious fabrications." Too Far. Cornell. ;s Yi.n. l.-i hill ,1 j.-et. d at a ili'.m r in No a o;k to" the Ameri.-i: ;. ri-. of pi'liien.-s whereby imii puli out ni"! then pu-h iil ladies' ''hairs as tiie la tier sent tin tiiseives at table. "That," he said, "is curryim,' our tni !e iimtiii.Ts to., ridiculously far. It ivmimN me of ;!,.' Texas father. "A Texas father was .titling with, his son in :t Texas hotel, and in the course of dinner the son got into an argument with a cowboy. The cowboy called the- son an offensive name, a very offensive name, and the young fellow grabbed his knife In his fist ami started around the table to be avenged. "But bis father seized him by the coat-tail. " 'Ain't ye got no table manners?' the old man hissed. publication thereof wi " 'nut not), ve heerd w hat he culled me, didn't ye?' "Yes. I heerd nil right, but that They Look Like .Yew Style and Service THE HAT BOX 179 South Hi?h Street SALEM, OREGON i 1 to-wit: for a decree of divorce against ' you on the pround of willful deser jtion, and for such other relief as ! may be deemed equitable. You are hereby rotified that this ; summons is served upon you by nub'icarion thereof in the Independ ence Enterprise, a weekly newspaper; j of general circulation printed and ! I ! published at Independence. Polii ! county, Oregon, pursuant to an order of the Honorable A. B. Robinson, County Judge, made on the 22nd day of November, 1921 and you are further notified that the date of the first publication of this summons is November 25th, 1921, and the last be. January 6th. 1922 D. E. FLETCHER, t; ain't 110 ground for yer forgettin' yer j table manners. Put down that there 1 knife and jzo at him w ith yer fork.' ' Verbal Curiosities. A Kansas man has collected a lot of words and expressions peculiar to Independence, Oregon, Attorney for Plaintiff. ! ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SHARiiHODLERb Why be embarras sed w ith straight, stringy hair in rainy weather? Have a permanent wave at the Model Beauty Parlor House of guaranteed work. 110 N. Com. Street Phone 956 Salem Loveall & Robinson I .:..! ioM,,,, of thp fur : that state. Anions tlu'tii are: M'rl u 1 unit S"1'"" v" I . . 1 . 1 I "i 1 ...... fnt.u... tiiv twinnCL'UV fir NOTICE is given that the a-.nuai nippinc of the stockholders of the meaning necessity or . . Vofirta1 R,nr- wil1 he Imshency. so l went." lld on the second Tuesday m Janu ni ti ..11 -,.i,t ,iiiiii"lm'' arv (Tuesday. January 1-.. It' ), -Chimerical nu supiKise or Masons of World Unite. fj,-nova. An international Masonic association has been formed as a re sult ,,f the r.coiit intOi'initioiial Ma sciiic cut! fort net' here. It is composed of the grand lodges of New York, Al pina (Switzerland). France, Luxem burg. Y'l-nmi and Ihiljiiiria. and the uraml or! eels of I'Tance, ?'. thori im'.s, HeUium. Italy, Lusitania (I'ortugal) und Tiii he--'. across the street." Fleas in one's nose tions. Cogliate To calculate, reckon. .luberous Dubious, doubtful. Scald (to get good results) "I baked bread today and got a good scald on it." Dead tn the shell "If I have to go without sleep I'll he just dead in the sludl." I?oston Transcript. Use of Radium Versus Knife. ,,f " i Hill t'SS SHI lt'l t .'I. -o 1 Report Hi-b'.-s Will Resiim Scouted. V''ishl"'-H.i:i. D. C I'rcsWctit llard ini !!:ir:u'U';-l.ed as "siily," rcjiorts that reunions between h;ii ami rfeei'e-t;U-v !!v''hes. had been :;rea;iy straiimd lv developments during tiu aims negotiations. face w-as described in papers read re cently before the convention of the American Academy of Ophthalmology and Otolurnysology. Kadium needles are among the Instruments used in this work, as 'explained by Dr. F. I. Heck and Dr. William D. Clark of Pittsburg. With them, according to the doctors, no-ti, murks, tumors "id other malig nant growths may be made to disnp-jfor i.i tlirt .1 .l- iitn ,.e of i pear, u was stun ........ I ti,s method over knife surgery were t that the growths seldom reappenred. j l'hUtuk'lphla Dispntch In the New York Tribune. between the hours of 10 a m. and 4 p. m. at the bank, for the purpose of selecting a board of directors and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting. IRA MiX, Cashier. Dated this 15th d:-.v of December, lf.'?l. Annual Meeting Stockholders Notice is hereby given that the regular annual stockholders' meeting of the Farmers State Bank of Inde pendence, Oregon will be held at its banking house in the city of Inde pendence, State of Oregon, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. in., on Thursday, January 12th, 1922. The purpose for which this meet ing is called is to elect a Foard of 'Directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of any other that may be properly pre- CEDAR POSTS AND HOP TRELLIS POLES 19 to 21 face Cedar Posts 8c F. 0. B. Reserve. Hop Poles 25c 12 & 14 ft. 30c 16 ft. 35c 18 ft. 40c 20 ft. Car load lots Seelye & Williams 327 W 5th St Eugene, Or. EYES TESTED ! GLASSES FITTED . w.VS--j .- w I t"; 1 business sented. C. G. IRVINE. Cashier. Dec. 17-5t Lenses accurately duplicated. I Optical repairs carefully and 1 Promptly Made. ! HARTMAN BRCS., i Dr. W. Gehman, Optometrist, f Salem Ore. -V 1 r ,r' ary 1st. V- -i.