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Friday, August 4, 1922 . successful Graduates Are the Bet Recommendation of G. A. C. This InnlUulIuii otten thorough, i.ruHicaI, and standard education at a cost within m.cK of tho high school gradual.1 t off'!- training for collegiate, degrees In: gruuJturo Mines Commerce I'hurmuey Kn(flnt!i-irijf and Mechanic Art Vocational Kducation forcntry Chemical Engineering Homo Economics Military Science und Tactics It offer- training ttlo In: The School of Music, Physical K.iu cation, Industrial Journalism, Fall Term Operu September 18. for circular of Information und Illustrated booklet writo to The Registrar, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallit, Oregon ' INDEPENDENCE ENTEPPPTgp OREGON NEWS NOTES ' " OF GENERAL INTEREST - .- - -j Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor nation of Our Readers. MM i MM MM no fJ B Bskts op MEASURING BASKETS, HOP SCOOPS SPRAY TANKS, ETC., AT RIGHT PRICES We Will Save You Money Also manufacturers of GENERAL PLANING MILL WORK, THE FAMOUS OREGON SILO ETC. YOURS FOR SERVICE A co Wood Products Co. Albany, Oregon An Enact Duplication Jack and Mary went to church i h the jrrown-upii for tho first time rt Sunday. Monday afternoon they hi found in the back yard play. i-M, aittinu aide by aide, and whis mg to each other. What in the world are you two lyinf!" asked mother. Kt'n playinjf church," replies But yuu shouldn't whiaiier In f-rch," protested mother. f Oh," laid Mary, "we're tho choir.-J CO college players this year. METERS There are meters of accent, There are meters of tone, Hut tho bent way to meet her la to meet her alone. There are letters of accent There are letters of tone, But the bent way to letter la, to letter alone. 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Zerolene maintains the right lubricating body under all condltlona. As the engine gets hot, bearing clearances decrease. Analysis of Zerolene shows that the variadons In Its body, at the various engine temperatures, follow In dose relation the decreaae In bearing clearances. Because of their "oiliness," stability and purity, Zero lene oils give perfect lubrication and help to develop the maximum power, speed and, gasoline mileage of the car. M. May V. Sehulta has been ap Pointed poatmlatreaa at Went Linn. Mrs. Margaret It. Shields has been appointed postmaster at Rancroft, ( oos county. Strict enforcement of the Sulem cur few luw Wiim announced by Verden Moffitt, chief of police. r a . ... wm.iy.Mj,,,, towns and 45 Epworth " ukuos were represented at tho first annual Fulls City Institute. The poMofflce department has auth orize.,! ttn additional force of 15 clerks for tho Portland postoffico. The Richardson Gap cheese factory, located about six miles southeast of Selo, wu d(.Ktroy.d ny fre Monday. Wounds suffered when a bull attack-1 ed and gored Frank lesndolt, 40 years! old, at hlH home near Mohler, prov en ratal to him. Thus far this season 130 tona of loganberries have been shlnne through tho Oregon Growers' assocla Hon from Canby. Owing to the drought, red splde or some other cause the hops in th Mount Angel vicinity will not be over half an average crop. Linn county farmers are beginning to cheer up as the harvest season progress. Yields of grain are prov log better, than expected. rut m . . . "tn annual Oregon BaptlRt convention was held at Columbia city with more than 100 delegates in at tendance at the conference. The Roseburg Country club has de cinen upon the erection of a club house on the property recently acqulr ed a few miles north of the city. Members of the Oregon supreme court doffed their official robes Tues- day ror their annual vacation. The court will resume Its duties Septem ber 1. Herbert Hoover, head of the depart ment of commerce, has telegraphed to Governor Olcott. suggesting a state organization in Oregon for the market ing of coal. George I'olund Putman, New York publisher, will head a party of auth ors and Journalists to the 1922 Round up to be held at Pendleton September 21, 22 and 23. The water In the Columbia river has reached the stage where fish wheels In the gorge can operate no more for the season. The spring catch has been large. Prisoners In the Lane county jail hereafter will be turned over to the county road master for work on the public roads and other county proj ects, the county court has decided. Fat cattle are scarce In Umatilla county due to the late spring and the lack of good early range feed. Ship ments which generally are moving fast Bt this trnie are still very few Members of the 483d company, coast artillery corps of the Oregon national guard of Albany, have received drill pay covering the first six months of this year amounting to nearly $2000. Orchardlsts of Marlon and Polk counties have declared war on rab bits and probably will ask the coun ty courts of the two counties for financial assistance In exterminating the pests. George Howard, who was In the state penitentiary at Salem awaiting execution for the murder of George Sweeney, in Malheur county was re turned to the latter county for resen tencing Saturday. The silversldes are putting In an ap pearance at Astoria this year much earlier than usual. Trollers operating outside the Columbia river are making good catches, some boats getting as high as half a ton. The Oregon Growers' Co-operative ssoclatlon, with headquarters In Sa- handled approximately $2,000,- Arthur H. Grltzmacher, 28, and Fred Biahop, 40, both of Orenco, who were killed Sunday when a motorcycle they were riding crashed Into a state high way truck, were held by a coroner's Jury to have met death unavoidably. The total tax levy for the year 1922, baaed on the tax rolls for the year 1921, Is $40,401,709.21 exclusive of the so-called fire patrol levy of $72, 296.41, according to a statement pre pared by Fran J, Lovell, state tax commldsloner. J- VV. Parker, owner and manager or the Parker stage lines, baa filed suit In tho Marlon county circuit court to restrain the c ity of Sllverton from enforcing an ordinance requiring an annual license fee of $200 for the operation of his stages. Total resources of the 279 banks operating In Oregon at the close of business June 30, amounted to $290, 727.197.59, as against $297,734,314.08 on Juno 30, 1921, according Jo a state ment issued by Frank Hramwell, state superintendent of banks. Unless his time la consumed in fighting forest fires, Stanley Walters, district forester, plans on scouting the highland forests at the base of Mount Hood this summer to lay out the route of a trail that will travel the en tire distance around the peak near the snow line. Eleven negative and six affirma tive arguments dealing with propos ed Initiative measures and constitu tional amendments to go before the voters of Oregon at the general elec tion in November, have been filed with the secretary of Btate for pub lication in the voters' pamphlet. " Representatives of 12 states, includ ing women of national reputation, at tended the fifth annual conference of directors, state supervisors and teach er trainers In borne economic educa tion of the federal board for vocational education, Pacific region, which was held at the Oregon Agricultural col lege. The state board of control, at a meeting In Salem, purchased a site for the Oregon employment institution for the blind In Portland. The site contains 11 acres and Is located on Cllsan street, between Eighty-third and Eighty-fourth streets. It adjoins a 10-acre tract purchased recently by the RENOWNED AS GREAT RULER Reman Emperor, Trajan, 8pread the Boundaries of the Empire and Governed Justly at Home. The Roman emperor, Trajan, whose full name was Marcus Ulplus Tra Janus, was born about the year 56 at Itallca in Htmlri, whl'-h was then n Roman province. He was trained for a military career and gained diatinc tlon in the Parthian and Oertnan cam paigns, and after holding two civil office was adopted by the Emperor JNerva, whom be succeeded on the imperial throne in the year 1)8. The greater part of his time as emperor was spent In the field commanding bis troops. Ills first campaign was carried on beyond the Danube against the Iaelans, whom he conquered after a long struggle. Id the conquered country he planted a Itoman colony, and the descendants of those colonists are the Roumarilans of today. Trajan's next war was carried on In the East. He made Armenia and Mesopotamia Into Roman provinces, but suffered defeat- at Cteslphon, not far from Kut-ei-Ainara, where a British force was cut off and compelled to stir render during the World war. In his rear the Jews of Cyrus and Cyrene rose In revolt and made fearful mas sacres, and disorders also arose In the nest. Trajan returned to the coast and took ship for Italy. His health was broken and while on the Journey he died at gelinus In Oil Ida, Asia Minor, In August, 117. Trajan found time to accomplish much in the Internal Improvement of the empire. He beautified Home; he constructed canals, great military roads, and har bors, and built up towns. Luw was enforced and Justice fairly administered. Page Seven LEGAL NOTICES Trick Fatal to Many Magicians. Herrmann, famous ruagicim, who died In 1896, invented most of his stage deceptions. To him Is credited one of the most mystifying and at the same time the most perilous of all tricks, that of catching upon a plate bullets fired at the magician from dif ferent parts of the auditorium. To the profession It was known as the "trick with the trail of blood." In attempting Its performance on the stage of a London theater, William E. Robinson, or, as he was better known, Chung Lung Soo, met his death. Another vic tim was an Irish conjurer, who NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned executors of the estate of August Quasdorf, deceased, havo filed their final account in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County, and that Monday th a 21st day of August, 1922, at the hour of 10 A. M. thereof, at the court room of the said County Court in the city cf Dallas, Oregon, has been appointed by said court as the time and place for the hearing of objections to the said final account and the settlement thereof. LETT! CIA QUASDORF' H. HIRSCHBERG Executors of the estate of August Quasdorf, deceased. B. P. Swope, attorney. NOTICE TO CDEDITORS Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned, by order of the County Court of Polk County, Oregon has been appointed Administrator of the Estate of Louisa J. Bezanson. de ceased, and has qualified. AH persona having claims aeainst the said estate are hereby required to present them with proper vouchers within six months from the date of this notice to the said Administrator at Independence, Oregon, in said County of Polk. Dated and first published June 30th 1922. W. B. CUTHBERT Administrator of the estate of Louisa J. Bezanson, Deceased. P. E. Fletcher, Attorney for the estate PROFESSIONAL CARDS SWOPE & SWOPE Lawyers Campbell Building INDEPENDENCE, OR. dropped dead, struck by six bullets, city of Portland for park pur-1 on a Dublin stage ; others were a son STAN DA RD Oil COMPANY ICalifornUi) jnore power fispeed motion and wear thru (brmt fabrication em, 000 worth of fruit during the last year, according to a report made pub lic by the association. At a maBs meeting of citizens of La Grande and Union county a resolution Was aaoptea placing me sauou repre sented squarely behind the proposed merger of the Union Pacific and Cen trnl Pacific railroads. Doubling of the acreago of potatoes which growers seek to have certified for seed purposes is reported by Fred rtfinnion. Umatilla county agent. The certified acreage last year was 219. This year It will be about BOO. Owing to the dry spring that pre vailed along the Oregon coast this year, the hay crop is unusually light for Tillamook county, although there is a fairly good crop of oat hay which will relieve the feed question some. The Cove cherry Bing, Lambert and Royal Anne rarely has exceeded its 1922 output in quality, size and quan tity. The picking, packing and ship ping season opened with full crews and under fine weather conditions, July 17 ad will close with a harvest of between 75 and 80 carloads from the two fruit houses. 1 poses. There were three fatalities In Ore- gon due to industrial accidents dur ing the week ending July 27, ac cording to a report prepared by the stale Industrial accident commission. The victims were F. T. Foster, fire man, Portland; Joseph M. Cantrell, quarry foreman, Dufur, and J. M. Hol- comb. fire fighter, Portland. A total of 604 accidents were reported. Unless the Marlon county court ob tains the right-of-way for the Pacific highway through the town of Jeffer son, this part of the road will not be paved this year, was the announce ment made by officials of the state highway department. The road to be paved Is practically a mile in length, and according to the lowest bid open ed at a recent meeting of the highway commission will cost $24,000. A suit to enjoin the secretary of state from placing on the ballot at the general election In November a proposed Initiative measure sponsor ed by G. G. Green, of Oregon City, and having for its purpose the regula tion of the state's fish hatcheries and preventing the use of wheels, traps and seines In the Columbia river, prob ably will be filed in the Marion coun ty circuit court here within the next few days. Final approval by department of agriculture officials is all that is nec essary before work can begin on Im provement of the Lebanon-Cascadia road at Shea hill, for years ike worst section on this roadway to the in terior country. The Linn county court has signed an agreement to co-operate with the federal government in con structlon and maintenance of the highway. Bids have already been re ceived for tho work. Linn county's share of the expense will be $38,000, the government providing a like sum. The process of handling berries and other fresh fruit by the cold-sack method will be practically revolution ized by the new process put into use for the first time this year by the Oregon Growers' Co-operative associa tion. Barreling and subsequent re frigeration of the fresh berries have been practiced for some time, but this has been supplanted by the use of flve-Rallon lacquered cans. The fruit is placed in cans in fresh con dition and sealed, after which they are frozen hard and placed in cold storage. Tho harvesting of winter wheat in Oregon is proceeding without interrup tion find considerable threshing has been done, says the weekly crop sum mary of the weather bureau. The harvest of spring wheat and oats is woll under way in some localities. Spring grain that was sown, "early is fair In some sections and poor in others; that which was sown late is generally poor and in many, cases is a complete failure. Irrigated corn con tinues to do well, but unirrlgated corn is showing more serious effects of the drouth. of the famous French magician Ed mond de Grlsy, the wife of the Ger man prestidigitator de Llnsky and the well known "Black Wizard of the West," who was killed on a Dead wood. South Dakota, stage. It Is said too. that H. T. Sartell perverted the trick to the use of deliberate suicide in a Lynn, Massachusetts, theater. The Middle Ages. The Middle ages was a period of about a thousand years in the history of Europe, beginning with the fall of the Roman empire in 476 A. D., and ending with the fall of the eastern itoman empire in 1543 A. D. The Middle ages include the years between the close of the classic times and the dawn of the modern era, and consti tuted the epech of feudalism, chivalrj and the Crusades. According to Hal lam, the Middle ages comprise about 1,000 years, from the invasion of France by Clovis in 476 to that of Na ples by Charles VIII in 1494, From the close of the Middle ages came the invention of printing, the discovery of America and the revival of learning in the Fifteenth century. POME On certain days when pa gets home (The days he's paid I mean) Ma meets him at the door, and then We see a touching scene. D. E. FLETCHER Cooper Building Attorney INDEPENDENCE. OR C C. WRIGHT, M. D. C Veterinarian Residence, "Uncle RillvV Brotherhood of American Yeomen Meet in K. P. Hall 2nd and 4th Wednesday nights. Visiting: Mem bers Always Welcome. Foreman, Bites B. Byers. Arthnr Black, Cor. Efficient Service Courteous Treatment A. L. KEENEY Funeral Director and Licensed Embalmer Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night Reasonable Prices Phones 9821; . 9822 Independence, Oregon I CRANKCASE I I CLEANING I I SERVICE I CAiO-rtusmiGOB. Jp ZEROUNE Look Sign I WindMill Barbershop I WATKINS & WEDDLE, Props. We appreciate your trad. a 1 Tow angia requires resnlar clean ing. Dealer who display this Mign use Calol Flushing Oil for safety and thoroughness. They refill with Zero lene of ti ; the correct grade. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) A cigarettes in J. .1 .. mi jNlVEI!Smf(l!EC0N The UNIVERSITY OREGON contains: The college of Literature. Science and the Arte with 22 department. The professional schools of Archi tectureBusiness Administration Education-Graduate Study -Law-Medicine Music Physical Educa tion Sociology. 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