Linn Will Ban
'Jail Visitors
, . Albany After July 1, anyone
placed in the Linn county jail
will, at usual, be "settin on the
inside lookin' on the outside."
but there won't be any company
allowed.
Sheriff H. A. "Mike" South
ard announced that at that date
all visitors will .be barred.
Housing of federal prisoners
enroute also will be discontinu
ed, the sheriff asserted.
"Owing to the lack of suf
ficient personnel I must take
these drastic action. Sheriff
Southard declared. "We handled
,403 prisoners in the past 12
months, not counting those en-
route to other Jails and prisons,
and with their visitors it has
meant that either a deputy or
myself had to be constantly in
the office.
"The amount of both criminal
and civil business has increased
considerably. With only one
deputy , to handle each phase I
am forced to close the jail to
visitors so that I can help take
the load off my deputies," South
ard said.
Southard asserted the yearly
contract with the federal gov
ernment has not been signed
and he will discontinue the Linn
county jail as a stopping place
for federal prisoners and their
guards, to relieve the load on
his staff.
Leave for Indiana
Amity Mrs. Charles H. Law,
Amity, and her daughter, Mrs.
Lyle Barmore, left on a trip to
Indianapolis, Ind., for a visit
with an aged aunt of Mrs. Law's.
Tentative arrangements will be
made for the aunt to come to
Oregon to live.
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Lumber Firm
On Fast Time
Springfield, June 18 11
About 300 office and operating
employees of the Weyerhaeuser
Timber Co. plant here will go
to work an hour earlier tomor
row morning under the em
ployes' own "daylight saving
time" plan.
Jon Titcomb, manager of
the Springfield plant, said the
employes voted almost unani
mously to change the working
hours from 8 to 4 to 7 to 3. The
noon meeting was in the compa
ny cafeteria. The Eugene-Springfield
area is still on standard
time.
Pastor Assigned
To Albany Church
Montesano, Wash., June 18
Rev. George Huber of the First
Metodist church Tuesday an
nounced he will leave Montes
ano to accept an appointment in
Albany, Ore. Rev. Paul Camp
bell of Linden. Wash., will re
place him. He came here in
from the navy In which he
served as chaplain. He did the
initial work in organizing the
Lions club and served as Its
first president in 1947. He also
was active in the Masonic or
der and the chamber of com
merce. Before going to Albany, Rev.
Mr. Huber tr M wife will at
tend the annual Methodist con
ference at Ashland, Oregon.
Brownsville Times
Under New Owners
T.phnnnn Mr mnA Mn T.en
Giles, owners and publishers of
the Brownsville Times since
Jan. 14. 1939, announce the sale
of their newspaper to Mr. and
Mrs. John L. Roberts, formerly
of Yakima. Wash.
The Roberts take over the
property Thursday. In Yakima,
he was employed by a radio sta
tion and also worked in the edi
torial and advertising depart
ments of the Yakima daily. He
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, June 1A, 1949 IS
also formerly owned a weekly, home in Brownsville, but have
newspaper near Yakima. imade no plans for the immedi-
The Giles are retaining their ate future.
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