41 Pajre Two INnKPENljt .'CK KN t i Kl'KlSl': Friday, QQkVi A Glorious Vacationland "Where dreams come tine and cares of yesterday are soon forgotten. Sunny Souihern CalBVOFBtaa Sunlit skies Fknvers in blossom Miles of - i sparkling ocean at your feet, are just a few of ! life's advantages in this vacationland for everyone. Low Round Trip Fares to San Francisco Santa Barbara Los Angpeles San Diego and other California resort points. 'The California Express" has through Pullmans from Seattle, Tacoma and Portland to Los Angeles via Sacramento. Stay a day or more in San Francisco a delightful stopping place. i LINES i j For fares, train service, sleeping car reservations or beautiful folders, ask agents or write JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. not to do m. The decision lit of mu importnm-o it mltle Pi" of IttW that ha great bcorlnff upon co-iir. Mtivo marlM'tinif contracts, of which there arc n great ninny in U brnnchon of furni.ng. Oscar liaytor, of this city, repre sented the plaintiff, and Vinton & Ttw.o, of M.'Minnville, the defendant. Tliu case wilt probably U appealed. Itcmixcr. UALUwN will stack A KM IST1CE CKLEBU ATION ! Last year Armistice day was cele brated by tho American Legion post in Independence and tho post from Dallas was a guest of that city. This year tho celebration will be held in Dallas, this action being decided upon J at tho meeting ef the post held in the armory Friday evening. As this meeting was the first to be held for this w.nter the attendance was ex ceptional large. Plana for the win ter activities wero gone over and if all the contemplated plans are car ried out tho winter will b an es pecially lively one. For tho Armistice day celebration on Saturday, November 11, tho plans are yet in tho making. It was de cided to have a big parade in tho afternoon, starting at about 1:30 o'clock. This will be joined in by ex service men, the various military or ganizations in the county, the ladies Ti. lirro.,t of tho two- men auxiliary of the American Legion, 1 niate ly Sheriff , 'John W. ;Oir and the civic and fraternal organizations. ! nj8 deputy, Rao Craven. Hi sheriff The matter of sports will also be I n,j.jv(. information- thaUtfie two given a prominent position on the nu,h nuy liquor irA their session program. Plans for having a football nmj tnat n was H'ched near trophy's hop yard just. ouUiffthv-'W urm of Wwst Salem. Tht sheriff upd his deputy -'mmediately left .for .too place STAATS ISCOSVKTKI); LKIIM AN IS DISC HAIUM'.D Dallas Koseoe S'tnaU and Henry Lehman, both residents f Independ ence, were tried before Kd. V ('ad, justice of the peace. Vr day after noon and Slants received jail sen tence of 30 days and a fine of 1H while Lehman was declared i-uiltv. E. K. Piasocki, attorney Staats, iiimounced an ppel tho sentence . ' not for from wan T f! A. .v See the Champions Pacific International J Live Stock Exposition PORTLAND, NOV. 4-11 $75,000 in Premium! Beef and Dairy Breed Hore, Swine, Sheep and Coali Western Winter Poultry and Rabbit Show, Western Dairy Products Show Manufac turers and Land Products Show Night Horse Show. Lsrgemt exposition of ita kind in America 10 cre under one roof I REMEMBER THE DATE PORTLAND, OREGON. A M : : I game have practically been comple ted, the contesting teams not as yet having been decided upon. But as surances have been given out that the teams contesting will be cracker jacks. The day's celebration will end in the evening with a big dance in the armory and a banquet, which will probably be served in the Woodman hall. A number of outside speakers will address the diners during the evening. The post has also made arrange ments for showing in the Majestic theatre on Thursday evening, Oct ober 26", that great moving picture en titled "Cardigan," from the novel by Robert W. Chambers. This is one of the greatest patriotic pictures ever filmed and starts with the early his tory of the government from Paul Revere's ride, continuing up to about the present time. A nominal price of admission will be charged for both the afternoon and the evening. Observer. Have Y(M This Bookkeeper? A HANK is an expert. ho'okkeeiiT which keeps your accounts correctly and your money safely and makes no cljarjfjf for oithcr. We sell you Safety, Service, and Satisfac tion, and are the only kind of business that makes no charge4' for'iW koods. . f i i t ii i ff Ul'l ill I Hill VII(, mi: The liidepeiiiiehce National Bank EGG CONTRACT ONE SIDED, SAYS JUDGE BELT College Hens Goin' Good The best results ever obtained at the poultry plant of the Dominion experimental poultry farms at Otta wa were through male birds obtained from the Oregon Agricultural college experiment station, George Robert son, assistant Dominion poultry hus bandman of Canada, has written A. G. Lunn, professor of poultry hus bandry. Requests have alrtady been received from six of the Canadian branch experimental farms for breed ing stock this spring. After several weeks of considera tion, Judge H. H. Delt has rendered his decision in the now famous "egg case," officially known as Pacific Co operative Poultry Producers, vs. J. A. Hanson. Hanson had signed a contract with the plaintiff company to market the eggs form his poultry farm exclusively through it. Later he failed to live up to this con tract and the company brought suit ; for specific performance. In de j elding the case upon a demurrer to the complaint, Judge Belt held in favor of the defendant, on the grounds that the contract was one sided and that there was nothing in it to require the plaintiff to accept In(icifmienc,',")regon. 4' paid on Saving Accounts where they found twenty pint of thi liquor vpped;'!1" J"K'k" ,iL. I net's. " Thcyco7fct"uTod themselves to? K.2.1 n .l'.r.. .,M W At ,, I await' -limner urirn'jMm iiv... .v! uVoufc.,,,, o,VW Aa, tb,CVeUKl Staats nnd Lvhman. arrived on the- scone" 'amt'go't 'I'lie liquor und were j .Cn..a: taken info 'Cftstbtiy.1'" TKey"'"'fre , "T. !! mil fail. -i.l "n ' : ,V'i(" I VMllC'll ( Htltrf i "" . Mi:MniiSl '.- I :';-l;:,,;;;,,PtL RKSErve , i brought to-Xa-i"-nil ha4 hiring ( . . i .... l ...I... U..1.I 'v ouore junge vouu iw ".(in! each 5a 70 Hi wii.4 wit f ifnW- ,r hi in i.n; .uim.. sufweiHiin for "tie 'KNterpri.se now ii.&q i-er yias Ml' M ') V JJhi ,llliill ed. the PUBMC SCHOO Vote 314 x Yes til! i"ir.' i The. trilllfcf SW.?l"SiiU 'leTat January tM ot iud'cu-miU-ourt Me was convicted of the same offense about six jnonth-t-ago at jlndi'Uftttd-fl, ence1 tt'te'W IKtf-Thfi ' caso ;, was aso i)peakAintoJ Journal. y v tTTTTtl ttu. t ij. j,ur)llre At (h'romiiulitory public m-hool attcndimrii bill ii t -i New Wficat "Smut Control L'mited th nMrai-in ff uU'-Orftton rhtllri-n of Krmunmr icbool telmtoj r,,nnr mrhoniitn'Hunt rontml of' lugiiKe, a lomuioii hutury and roiniiinr. Minis, to lh that aat. wheat 0. A. C. experiment i station only when adcijuute maciiiury , ffr..lrt- J ThU'b'ill a j.rpoiiAi' brcauso (t ufpnrtor WIIm that onlykjs- ing the grain by that mejhnd is avajl-f rflnctftiort 'or our riiluin n' On atanaanl ana uiiilorm liiii-i can UicmH; able, and wh,-n tlr gVow ''al!et, ,ath',v,,J- " ' . smut is retwm-TidAd B- the VTU t(ollJ, i,..rp(.tuu,l.-l. C. experiment! Mation onlyf''7 " "n f" '" 1 ' Aujtrlcuu ldttl ajfiuardid find Aaoj Tl:l ti!l ropoii' no r liKlmi rffttrlcttona Mia:'i It ronti-mplatciMte-, I child In hi! oi li rul no Imiuij uf n-liKlout Aitlemit ,;r j oj.,.tnc iikmi.w ,)' partijp iy uyirn reiiKina to til rhiiu in hiionr. .usii acroniins to iiU own ix-ikf n i i to put on a comparative jtost wihe j usual nieinotu aiongsiiig. ,,.,lwire the vrra.n is treated Witbi this .11 V L " ' I . I 1 . tvw.! I. ...1 nil uiimf l.ullu v I, . ,i 1 1, 1 l. .... ' I fully removed by" 'fanning.('( ,.yh,i;at V"'1 '''Thlii 'hfU'W inri'y"'i'heiiuro to Inniire that all children hj tuat that is conspifwiusly mutt'y i.t put ' 'PuWlc mii ' i4H' h tuui;ht allko durltiK ltn-lr Ermiifiuir tcM t .uiUbl. for seed, a, unclaln r t M can be had on application, to. JLbe :.: a.. ... . V i. ' ,., ) iit i.ni . ",c "iM"'riv',vnic .m.'Wo.i To mk an II-Anf rivn nation we mtmt have nll-Amerku totrf or our rhndri'h aliihic n-roKnUiMj atandard lim a, litnoranca ot As idculH and IriHiitiitliiii nruj l.mKtiitK" I thn cronti-Ht nii'iiuce tolVa,t Hume hu do not uil-rtnd tlietu $rop-rly do not support ttia, . 'it" :ti;.:- i ..I nth exper mcnt station at from the local agent, Corvallis, ori Where lights are used, now I4, the time to start them 'on the pullets. Lights arc used for layers only -"ry.t for breeders. Artificial Tight !"su'f-f-cient to make a 12 hour" 'day ''is generaty u.d. " ' '" f"" One Flag One School One Langin P. S. MALCOLM, 3.T. Iimpi'i tor Hfni'tn In Ofjot, , Ancli'tit and Accepted ScoltuA ll'alil Ailvrrtlnrmrnt) hM IS' ' t3 it m mi m m m m m J -1! i ! S - - ff . 1 cry -1 5 -. & -"V-i-a mm Ki MS We call a man suc cessful when he gets what he goes after. We are giving you what you are after in clothes; distinc tive style, fit, and long wear. With the first real touch of cold weather this store is ready to announce an Over coat Exposition that presents selections and values of outstanding importance. This is not a display that has been grouped up over night. It represents weeks of effort in searching the markets for dependable qualities and extreme values. Every stylo and type of overcoat is featured in this display. 1 They are all Wonderful Values. $16-50 to $50-oo if alem Woolen Mills Store Open until 9 p. m. on Saturday nights. C. P. BISHOP, Prop. . : -nf,.