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Welcome to the farmers ami
hon men! For tlie rest of the
week. Independence is theirs
the most important meeting that
has been held in this part of the
state. It is an invaluable op.
portanity, especially for the new
comers who have recently taken
up their residence in this state,
and they cannot afford to miss a
single session. During the sess
ions of the institute and the
festivities it should not he
gotten that the freedom of
city btdo:i3 to the farmers
hop growers, for whom
occasion is given.
for
the and
the
WEST SIDE ENTKRHUSK ISPKrKSPKSCK OKROOS
BRICK BUILDING.
Muoni will Erect Brkk B-Ufne
between R. M. WJe'.
Creamery.
Launch with Four Occupanta Cap
sizes. Resulting: in Drowning;
of Willard HiU.
The work of clewing away
... i u 1 1 in... Pfc of rearina away
I n MUie gasoline mum ii uw urn " - i.iL.i
by the Hill Brother, of 8ak.ni and debris ami laying the fouil
operated on the river at tlie capital for the noonu one.
city was eapied Saturday' aAer
noon, resulting in the downing of ,n this week. The new atruitura
W. I. Vawter of Med ford and
Tom Kav of Salem are candi-
dates for speaker of the house of
weeK, inill'Pt-nufiivc ...v.. --h .... ,f it
Pimi, ..aW -! Ill 1
ln ..imiiwd for their enter
tainment. Sports, too, have been
provided for the children. 'The
i.a.;i.i1;i rf h occasion is
the name of J. S. Cooper sound
for speaker?
Tearco Mays, Ceo. C. Br.wn-
l,oTtHi.ty oi , Df keilJallure illcn.
ireei exe tioneJ for pres deut of the next
ment of a visitors ani iitird-i l'""c'' J
. . , trt ,.ia flU.m. senate. What do you think of
ingan opportunity to the tium-j , . ,
ers and hop growers of cultivut-1 tlie "
a closer iicqiia!iu;im.-v
ing
their mutual interest. The ses
sions of the institute will be well
worth the while of any producer
to attend, The meetings will he
in charge of Dr. Jas. Withy
combe of the State Agricultural
College. Other professors of the
college and experiment station
will deliver lectures during the
course of the meetings. Dr.
Woods Hutchinson, state health
officer, State Dairy and Food
Commissioner Bailey and other
prominent speakers are also ex
pected to give the farmers the
result of their knowledge. As a
source of instruction it will be
This is the season when can
didates for school director are
yielding to the prayers of peti
tioners to run for ollice.
Polk county has another attack
of oil fever. Anew well is to be
sunk on the Ben Whiteaker farm
between Dallas and Monmouth.
There can hardly be any question
about an abundance of oil under
lying Oregon surface, the formation
on thfs const being similar to that
in San Joaquin valley, California,
notably in Tulare and adjoining
counties, where oil has been ex
tracted by the hundreds of car
loads Eugene Register.
VVilUr.l Hill. Mrs. C. f. Smith
who waa aUo in tin boat was
barely waved. The first report was
to the effect thai the gasoline. n
gine blew up, hut the cause of the
accident was the striking of ft log
which overturned llie boat, throw
ing the occupants out.
At three o'clock Saturday after
noon, a party of four. Wlllard Hill,
one of the proprietors of a talent
cigar store, Uov Price, student of
Willamette University, and Mr.
andMrs.C.n. i?mith, left Salem
nn nleawure trio. When about
two miles south of the city, bmith
left the launch, taking a sent with
Le lie Garber to fish The engine
worked budlv and Hill was at the
wheel while Price was working
with the machinery. Suddenly
Hie end ne started up with a jump
going at full speed. The bow
struck a log projecting out of the
water and the boat turned turtle.
The occupants were thrown ten
feet away and the bout sauk from
the weight of the engine. The
screams of Price brought Smith
and Garber who were etill within
hearing. A broken oar prevented
their reaching their friends sooner.
Trice wa3 able to ewim and with
the aid of Smith and Garber saved
Mrs. Smith but Hill sank and was
drowned.
M. A. Baker of the soldiers' home " f-'lun
. . 1 1 -
at Rogeburg is in indepenuence.
Jependene this summer, waa tw-
U being erected by M""'c
order and is located letween ma .
M. Wade store and the Indepen
dent creamery on Main street. It
will have a little more than twenty
feet frontage and will utend Uck
TS feet. The new building will be
so constructed as to join the l. M.
Wade and creamery building,
making, with the new building, one
large hhck and will add greatly to
the appearance of that part of
town.
The ground floor will he leased
for mercantile purposes and the
second floor will be used a ban-
quet hail. The store mom lias
not yet been leased but the It. '
Wade Co. will probably secure It
and mske it an extension to their
present quarters.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice In hereby ill veil that I liavs
wn dulv Hiiimlnteil exeeutor of
the estate of K, U. Keyt er. tleeael.
bv order of tlie county court of I'olk
, .. nr.....,,. All iwnuin linvitii;
claims H(falnt said ewlale are reUfril
to preent the name duly verlflwl lo lh
undersigned exeomor ni nrjumr,
n.ii. ..unitf Omiriill wltlliU SIX
months from date of hi ht appoint-
ment. V., . V- .
KxMiitor of the eetate of K C. Keyt
Sr., tleceaited.
u" ..rn.,r.mn left today for th
soldiers' .! t lbehurg.
T,,a Rate Board of Hlt
.1) railroad conductor. In
,rtgo deputy health ollieers. A
W may now arrest a fr'
for spitting on the car floor.
The MiM-. Wilool entertained
Tuesda svening In honor o their
,0sin'Mi.. nn UU f
IVrtland. After play In various
games. Ice crra.n and cane was
nerved. Thaw present lwuli
hostesses and guest ol honor were:
Orhie Taylor, Harel Bol.annon.
Mildred Owen, Ada Ketchum.
Viola I5.d, !! 1'erciv!. Merle
Scovell, lVan Walker, fhfUy foop
,.r, Melville Fldridge, l.oui Joaae.
Grover Madison and ttoy Bell.
MAKHIAUK I H IIXSK.
Jasper McAllister to Mr.v 0.
McCarter.
Miss Ine Stark visited In Salem
this wk. Her fnsnd Mis Gay
nell Bahtwell returned home with
her.
Hate You Cough?
A d. of llal'aid's llorrhoitud
Syrup will relieve II. Ilavs you se.d.T
A de of llerhln at M H' '" t
qiieut msll do-en of llorehouiul Syrup
during the day wilt remove It. Try It
for whuopluit eHih, for sttons. fr
eousuiuptlon. for l.roiuhltl. Mnt. Jo
M. tJratli, T.'T K. Hrt street, Hsttliln
sou, Kan., writes: "I have uw.1 IUI
laid's llorehouiul Syrup In my family
for hve years, sod It ml It the t-t sod
mot palatable medlelna I evrr uel."
2;e. .'ate, 11.00. For sale t-y A. S. In ae.
Numinwiia,
In lha Circuit Court ut tha stala of
Orrami for llis county ut I'olk, i)
1 "t -hiVuis 'i'I'i Nt r h si at, iNaintirn Ku(o
Amauda A. !arllmr.t fendani J ,Uu
TuAuiauda A. larlloK, 'fwndju.l (
lu the wauiaof tha siaia of Uterlli
you are hervl'Jf reUlrl la apsr kui
snsavr th iximpUint fllett agnlusl
Hi tiisabova entitled suit on or Iml
the espltatlon of all weeks frtmi
data of ll flrsl publloatlou o Uil
suiltiiions. to alt, on or Itefois gm,
day of July. A. I. !. that Iwing u,s
dais of the Wt putdleaUou of llil. win.
moiia, aod II you fall to aoer, fu,
sut thereof, alls plalutltr will sp,,
l the said tHiurt ftr tha relief puy4
for In said eomplslnt, and will take a
deervaailNliist you therefor to Wli;
,l,,rrotdivoretdid vliia- tha UiuU
of uiatrlmoiiy eaiailuic Iwlweeu yu
and plalolllt usoi the yjouud of ymir
tllul dewrtlott and aUaiidoiuiiPiii of
i,lolllt (or iimra lhau on year ,rur
to the tiling aa'd eoiutilalnl, n(
for sueh ollirr iielteral rellvf as luay U
dvemed Just and tnjollalila In tha prstu.
Im'S. The dale of llie flral publication
of ihla stliiinooia la the Wlh day o Jun
A 1). I'' ''''la summon is pub.
Iishvd by order of tha llou. J. K. kih.
ley, Judg of tha eunly court of Pulk
(Sionty, i " mi, duly made and e.
leled t herein at t lialolwia m the rlly
of llallaa. I'olk oouiile, Oreguu, ua
His 7lh day of June A. 11. Iwt.
Km K. Coai,
Attorney for I'laiutirr,
Notice, to the I'tibllc.
I will he aim ut from town for
few we'k but will l found at my
office on and after June 'J.'). I'ullic
will please take notice.
Ph. Wm. It. Ai-us.
New lluy llaler.
Having purchaaed ft new bsy
baler, parties having hay to I
i lmlel wilt do well to see K. L Dsker
or W. K. Cumpliell at Independ
ence, Oregon.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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G. A. HURLEY,
Attorney at Law and !
Notary Public. j
Collections Promptly Made Titles ;
Investigated. j
East Side Main Street, j
Independk.vce, :- Ohkgon. I
E.T. IIESKLE,
Barber Shop.
MAIS STREET,
One door south of Post Office.
Fine Baths tn connection with shop
Independence, - Okegon.
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Undertaker, Embalmer, and Funeral
Director. Lady Asmntaiit
when Desired.
independence: - - Oregon.
OSCAR HAYTER,
Attorney-at-Law,
, CAMPBELL BUILDING,
DALLAS, - OREGON.
CARPET AND RIG WEAVING.
Parties wishlni; work lone in this line
will please call at my retiidence one block
west and half block north of l'alnce
Hotel. Carpet Weaving 10c per yarcl.
Mrs. W. jr. Warner,
IDEPIENDENCE, -:- 0RRG0N
PROF. G. A. FORBES has built up athletics at the Oregon State Normal until that
school holds a prominent place in the athletic world. Up to three years ago when
he took charge, the school made no pretensions in that line. In fact nothing was at
tempted. The State Normal now holds the championship in the C. A. L. 0. and amateur
championship for baseball iu the state. In basketball a team of girls has been developed that has
been unable to find a team that could score more than three points against the Normals. The m
Joor taseball team herewith shown, was developed the past year.
HOP BASKETS
niproved for Seuaon of 1004
One balf box for pickers.
Full box bottomless bas
ket for measuring. Cor
respondence solicited.
V ALTER MORLEY SALEM, OR.
. Horse For Hale.
A 3-year-old cheenut sorrel stal
lion standard bred; well broken to
single harnesa. Will be aold at a
bargatB. F. M. Russbll.
ViMlioa k I
more tun with
BrOWnie Camera
Take pictures of your friends, The places
you go, the games you play at.
No. t
BROWNIE
CAMERA
takes pictures
2 1-4x2 1-4
12' V' f I
$1
No. 2
BROWNIE
CAMERA
take plcturei
2 Mx4 f-4
$2
If you want any kind of a Kodak or Supplies, See ua.
A public demonitration with Velox Paper at our itore
on next Tuesday evening from 7 to 9.
FRAZER & RICE
Independence, Oregon.
PhnnbiM
On Short notice
Done
Plows and all Hinds of
Edged Cools
Ground ttlliilc Vou Olait
Independence and montnoutb
WATER and LIGHT CO.