lEASONhalest ofthe I vear! iHjwthezestfuIatmosphe wt, j 1 HIM WlttiatV 4 111 ht0 "e Ici delights LMj We have fasted in oar vouth. aj . .. rv i w i nnu our graver years, torsootni i J? ma Howadain the boyish heart W& mi V .1 1 1 . . Mv'Ll 4)TI i ii jeapstoseetnecrupmunKswrt ij rrommeorusnanasieeKmesuns ijgy very oeaury as ne runs : i! ! A lu n uuuu i m uvuv 1 kill I cki Of crushed pennyroyal or mint, g We were truant bovs often fc Brown marauders ofthe wood. Merrier than Robin Hood1. TAMES .WHITCOMB RJ1EY MORGAN ITEMS St'.Miiour Wilsuti his wifa tint) son from Huntington Hoiii-h, t'tl. are visitinu relntivt's in Mjr an and are at the home of Mrs. Wi . sin's sister, Mrs, Uuuivnfeind. Thursday, Miss Eix.'oni llai desty returned from The Dalits where she has been working. Miss Gladys Med lock Morgan Tuesday. was tn Frances Jor.es and Mary pit! 10ly wee ihe diru er KmsU of Mis hhse Morgan, Sunday , in; honor of hf i eighth birthday. Nrs. Jim Hurdesty was a caller in gini i.i Tuesday. W. V. I'.d . r. Mrs. Kste liaiirenfiend in 1 tn Martin, Mr. and M.p. A. I'. I'mmateer ut.d "on Ted by, were culling on Mr. and Mrs. II. (). Ely on SjiuLv. Dick Logan of Four Mile una calling on Harvey Smith on S ?n- day. Once just a Summer necessity Now --unsurpassed for all-year cooking! THE modern oikookttovc, with iu wonderfully eflW cient tpced-burners, perfected oven and broilers, heat con trol, simplicity of parts, etc, give you city cookstove service amy. vJiere, and the year-V No mussy firt to tend noiseless, simple, uftf But remember there's i tig dilier net in kerosene tod that the efficiency of your oil cookstove depends very largely on the kerosene you use. "Pearl Oil" mean the "Mr" oil for oil cookstove and heaters. It i refined and re-refined (hit's why it' cleaner-burning," delivers flame that' all beat and why it oW corrode the metal part of your equipment Enjoy your oil cookstove to the utmost be nryou order Tearl Oil" by straw I STANDARD OIL COMPANY GMm) PEARL OIL (KEROSENE) mm Miss Zoe Farrens has been elected to teach in the Mor gan school. School opens on the Pec ond Monday in Septembca; It Grows Hair or Your Money Back Thousands o ( women ar grow ing new hair and putting an end to calp ailments with the new Van Eji method of treatment. Van F., Liquid Scalp Manage mnkea it eaiy to give the calp proper car and to hve 4 head of abundant and gluneui hair. The rubber nipples on the patent applicator feed the tre.ilment di rectly to the hair rooti and at the aame time gently maeeage the scalp. Atk ua about our mon.y back 90-daytreatment plan. 1 give yon poiitire guarantee. "Big Ben" Heard by Radio London' fiimou clock. "I!lg Hn." us licen heard tiy rH-lii, lu Borneo, at distance-of lu.tsai ml Ips. 0 SnES OWELL A young woman, having decided iht. It wa Juirt at preaent the fahlunal.l thing to know all about bunlnpMa wnl tn Industrn-a, was being b-mn through a gnrter factory. T.oodnwia !" glie exclaimed, "Wi.OfKi pair In one week I I dou't si-e where they all go." "Neither do l replied the yi-ung man who waa guiding her. coloring allghtly. Uuluiea Store New. The Baker' $ Figur V A baker wa accuied of per cent profit. "No," he expoatulnled ; "I only nmke 1 per cent profit. Bee here; this routs me one cent I I it for two t enia! That'a 1 per cent profit, Ixn't It?" Fortunately be Is now able to nuikt 2 per cent Klkerikl, Vienna. Settling Mother He Tomorrow morning yon will tneet me at the Omy cafe. She But auppoalng mother lnUt n coming with met He She won't; I have Invited her! to meet m at the gam Uiut at Hlver ; NBtauranL heat I ji ; ;t .l!) LIGHT ! I " I - v.. 1 i-: A " 11 ! J iSilil mi i. ne m 1 i.i' . aaga. ii Is I t II H .Uyr , 7 -y- 1 Ls x TALES OFTHE OLD FRONTIER By ELMO SCOTT WATSON luy wiiu ,NwiHetr uitiuii) THAT ITRIBIE "LONG KNIFE SQUAW" AMONii i ho pioneer who rnweil the Appnh i Ilium lo aeek new hollies lu the Wes' ut the close of the llevoln tlon wim u man nuined John Merrill, who nettled lu what Ik now Ni'Imiii County, Kenrxieky, Thnt country whs still hm much a "Park and Itloori? liround" im It had been when hnnlel limine llrsi vlaltetl It Mini the feur of tin Jiiillan ill tack ever hovered over the Isolated cahlna of the acttlcra n nil their Mlorl ...ih'd furls. lUit Nelson was Ihe type of man not easily ilaiinied mid he w :i fortumite In having for his mute n woman of remarkable strength ami rourtige. tine evening In 17VT Merrill was nnmseil by the burking of his ihg ami w hen he o cned the ihair to see w hat was the tr.mhle he fell with li' arm Ulul lei; h: .ken by Ihe bullets of a bund of sel en Indiana. As he dropped to the llo he cried to hi wife to close the .-ior. Then t' e Hitvngea attucl.ed the planks with their tomahawk and soon niade a hole large enotich for one of tlielr niiin'er to ernwl through. Mis. Merrill In nedliilely selteil an nx anil wiih this weapon she killed the tlrit Intruder. He lind acnrci ly rolled to one aide when another entered to meet Die mine fate, did a third. A fourth, unwarned by the fate of hi fellow, was the ii t victim and by this time the Indian realised the futility of further attempt. The thn e survivor then climbed to the Mi if of the cabin with the Inten tion of gaining entrance by dropping down thn iith the huge chimney. Hut Mrs. Mer III wa a resourceful a she wa brave. She sidr. il a feather bed, rlH-d It open and threw It tiHin the smoldering coal In the fireplace, tiistnully a cloud of smoke aurgrd up the chimney and two of the Indian, blinded and choking. droped to the hearth nearly Insensible. A they lay there gasping for breath the pioneer w an sprung upon them w ith her ax und they Joined their brother on th Journey to the Happy limning ('.rounds. The i'lo aurvhnr of the war party shouM hue been convinced by now that thl rahln win "bud medicine." Hut he evidently wasn't. He crawled through the broken door and aprang at the white woman. There wn no time to swing the ax for a deadly blow. A the tuivage netted her, she drew the keen edge of the x acmsa his fare, laying the flesh open to th bone. Thl wa too much for the warrior. With a howl of pain he rnij from the cabin and bounded Into tits wood. And when he returned to the Indian town of t'hllllcothe he told hi people not without admiration how th tefrlhla "long knife squaw" had de feated hi war party with nothing but an ax. CECIL NEWS ITEMS Mr. und Mrs. Kul'ua Farrenanf lone were vimtinif with Mri.Jnck llynd at "Uutterby Klatu" on S.ttni'dav. Jut'k llynd and sinter. Mrs. T. H, Lowe of Cecil, were vlHitlnii Er. and M ra. Roy Scott at "Freeze out" ranch on Moncay. Mrx. Scott t.nd dmiuhter. Mi. Cora, came buck to Cecil with Mr llynd and will viait their friends on Willow Creek for a few days. Mrs. Crimea of Irriuon, who will have chartre of the Ocill school for the cominp; year, was calling in Cecil during th week, Mrs. Cecil Lieuallcn of 1'endlo. ton.adtsu ahort stay at "Uutter. by Flats" while returning: from Cttedon on Tuesday, Mrs. Roy Extender anddauuh ter, MiHs Gloraa, of "Scldomseen ranch .aceompanied by Mas. J. E. Crabtree and children of "Cudtoo F.ats" were callinn on Mrs. William Sexton at "The LoKan Cottaio"on Sunday. J. J.Mc Entire and ceildren of "Kiliamey were callintr in Cecil on Monday. Mr. and Mr. Georire llenrlck aen of "Strawberry" runch left on Mond ,v ftn fcnl y and other itoicts wi o tS v ill spend a few weel' a. Mm. Jot k Aond ac eompanit'd them as far an l'ort land. ' , McHnrs. Roy E. Stender. W. G. I'almateer, o. E. Duncan and J. W. OKdot nn werw all doinir nuii. iu'hh In lone durinjf the past week. THE ROUND-UP Fenrtleton, Ore.'AuU. 0, 1U25. Pendleton wears Bn ex pectant air these daya; BKaiu she id preparinir foa the Houn- Up, now in it idxteenlh venr. for tin 102" sow rlio Koun Up ia to de held four days, Septt m bea 1G. 17. 18, 19. The size of tho crowds made it neceHary to hold over a period of four days this year. WAIERTHIEVES TAKEJARMNG You are paying for wu'er tl i u a nozzle or tprinkhr 1 . 1 thru an open hone. Any person can. lit finning water throiiKh-an op- n afi t this date will have theii vater tliut off without notice. - '. Marshal. f mMMtMHIMMIIII Car of Cem$ A pearl contain carbonate of lime, vinegar and other acid will rat away me polished surface In a hort time. Hot water I fatal to n opal, destroy Ing It Hre and aometline reusing It to crack, Soap la a deadly enemy of tne turquoise. An Ohioan'$ Memory Our memory roe back to the tlm when people who were expecting a baby often hoped It would be a girl, on the ground that girl gave you o little trouble a they grew np. Ohio Mate Journal. The Ealing Queition . "If a giddy whirl. Oils life. Peo ple eat animal, nnlinnls ent ain iller iilmuls, smaller animal eat e tlble. vegetable eat nnlnialc;ilae, anlmalculae eat hucllll, bacilli out mi crobe und microbes cit es. The - n nlbal take the abort cut." A Good Time To Subscribe for the Inde- pendent is -NOW-- Kodak Keeps the Story Billy proudly "trying-cut" his new stilts it's another chance for mother to get a Kodak picture of her hoy. Story-telling 'pictures like this make the record of childhood days. And, kept in an Eastman alhum, the story is complete a treasured possession later. The camera you want, at the price you can afford, is at our Kodak counter. Come in today. Kodaks $6.50 up. Brownies $2.00 up. Albums 2jc up. Bullard's Pharmacy The Kodak Filling Station Hay Abtorb$ Sea Oil Hay rat on the wafer In the harbor of Kto.klnn. Cal., absorbed a thick coating of oil and arum that had ac cumulated there. The hay drifted naltore, wa raked to one aide and burned. Detert Sand tt or mi In the southwestern part of th fulled Kliitea, piii'th'idiirly In the In terior portion of southern California and southern Arizona, there are ex tensive desert region where aand Ntorm are likely to occur. Home por tion of Nevada and other part of the great basin lying between the Itorklet and the Hierra Nevada are alio via Ited by 'sandstorm. Attention Farmers DON'T Be Inconsiderate With Yourself When you come to know that your fuel is almost gone. It pays to investigate fuel prices at THE FARMERS. When you are in need of fuel at reas onable prices-- - Sec Us. Farmer's Elevator Co. lone, Oregon. Velocity 0 Wind , A wind blowing at a rule of more than 75 mile an hour 1 a hur ricane. The name of breeze of Increasing stiffness are light air, slight breeze, gentle breeze, moderate breeze, fresh breeze, strong breeze, high wind, gale, strong gale, whole gale, storm wind, hurricane. Who Would? "See here!" remonstrated the bos iternly. "Hmlth't ofllee boy doesn't go about hi work humming and whl tllng." "yoo hetchcr life he doesn't," cheer fully assented the tough kid. "lie's th' roltenet crap shooter In th' build In'." American Legion Weekly. Wanted a Tablet A conversation recently overheard In a modern drug itore which deals In many things beside drug: "Olmme a tablet" "What klndT "A yellow one." "But what's the matter with yotiT Cut Machinery Cost In Half The man who leaves his machines in the fields is pay ing, by depreciation, for an implement fJicd, but not getting the shed. You can cut your machinery cost in half by prolong ing its lite and usefulness. You can dquble the life of an implement by putting it under cover as soon- as you are through using it Til 4it o! ii in )lemjnt shed to protect $2,000.00 worth of machinery is only a fraction of that sum. We have many excellent implement shed plans to show you, and we have the right material to build just the kind and size building you require. Do not ma Je the mistake of building before -yo" examine our up-t o-date implement shed plans, we will be glad to have yo ti call and examine them, whether you are building now or later. r Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co., "I want to write looTs.