A D M IN ISTR A TO RS
NOTICE
<M
HEARING
UE
FIN
AL
ACCOUNT.
guard*
a
t
the
prison."
night in this unknown country, his
“Why—It’s
Im possible!”
gasped
•w ollen feet would be a terrible handi
Notice is hereby gi\.en that the final
cap. Even w ith a horse he would al Hardlnge. “How did he m anage to do
An In d ep en d en t N'ew ipaper
account of H. C. liavis as adm inistrator
most c e ra ln ly he vc«n. overtaken and i t r
••We
do
not
know.
The
sentry
at
shot b.v th e soldiers who swarmed
of the estate of Clara B Davis, deceased,
the gate w as found with his skull
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
through th e province of Sinaloa.
has been filed in the County Court of
Beside. Sahih Buck must have ample crushed and the gate open. William« Linn Gounty, Stateof Oregon, and that
was
gone.
The
guard
who
was
on
tim e to reach his friends, else w hat he
the 24th .lay of Eebruary, 1920, at the
C H \S . BALLARD, Editor
had done for his preserver would count duty In the corridor, and who was per
sonally responsible for the security of hour of 10 o'clock A. M.. has been fuly
for nothing.
but appointed by said court lor the hearing
E n te re d a» »ecornl-cia*» m atte r Octobet
‘•Where will the men stan d to slaj the prisoners, is under suspicion,
he
cannot
be
found.
of objections to said final acconnt and
one who bears them no m alice?” ht
3, 1912. a t th e post o ffic e at H alsey, Ore
“Did th e other prisoner escape
the K ttleiuent thereof, at which tim e
queried.
gun under the Act o f M arch 3, 1879.
“Does the senor rem em ber hotv the —th e one claiming to he a B ritish sub any person interested in said estate may
ject ?”
carrel yard looks?”
appear and file objections thereto in
D evoted to the m a te ria l u p b u ild in g o'
"No. I do not understand why. We
“Somewhat."
w r i t i n g and contest the same.
H als ey an d s o jro u n ilin g co un try a n
"T he passage through which yoc found him asleep In the cell. H e an
Dated and first published lanuary 22
sw
ers
no
questions.
He
will
be
exe
l.to n county ge n erally
S ubscriptu.i
were brought to this cell leads to th«
1920.
cuted
a
t
sunrise,
and
W
illiams
will
be
rate $1.50 per year in advance.
care. I yard. D irectly across on th«
H. C. DAVIS,
other side Is th e gate to the street shot w herever found—those are my
A dm inistrator ot the Estate.
orders.”
The soldiers—”
W R IG H T & PO O LE
H ardlnge nodded uneasily.
Atnor A. Tussing,
“How many?"
.......................
T he escape was a thing he had not
Atty lor A dministrator.
“Six. senor. and a corporal, roakr
Funeral Directors and Licensee
counted upon. W ith El T igre’s owner
1-22 to 2-19.
np the firing squan. T hese will take a t large, his plans fo r seizing the mine
____Embalmers
you to the yard. You will be told that might not be so easily carried out. The
BROWNSVILLE and HARRIS
any reasonable request of yours will A m erican governm ent might make THE THRICE-A-WEEK ED I
be granted. It may also be made to representations to G reat B ritain or
BURG. Branches at Halsey ant
TION OF THE NEW
ap p ear tha! you are free to depart, Jtexlco, through diplomatic channels.
Sweet Home. Prank Kirk, Rep
YORK WORLD
But, If so, be not deceived. You will
Itard in g e's position. In th a t event,
resentative for Halsey. Rhone 16Í
never pass the gate alive.
1920-21
would be fa r from enviable. The little
, "Behind, n ear the edge of the yard, brown man who Wtd been in the cell
close to th e building and directly over during his Interview with Williams a
Dr. HAROLD E. JACKSON
an old drain, the six will stand with few hours before might also prove to PRACTICALLY A DAILY AT THE
Dentist.
PRICE OF A WEELY.
NO
rifles ready. As you near the gate you be an aw kw ard stum bling block. With
By FRANK BLIGHTON
will die by th e ir shots. I have spoken him gone, there would at least be no
3U4-305 1st National Bank
OTHER NEWSPAPER IN
tru th , senor. I sw ear it by the sain ts.” confirm atory w itness to his threats.
THE WORLD GIVES SO
Building.
"W hat is th is d rain?—I do m t un
H ardinge rose from his chair
C o p y r ig h t.
MUCH AT SO LOW
derstan
d
.”
ALBANY
OREGON
8 Y N 0 P S I9 .
The first fain t shimm er of the dawn
"A very old, large, round pipe, ser.or,
A PRICE.
was
glinting
the
tops
of
the
hills
in
the
C H A P T E R I . - W h i l e h is tr a in ts h e ld
on a s id in g T o m D a v e n p o r t, e n g in e e r o f once used to carry off w aste, but now east. The time for the execution was
Our Sermonette.
th e P a c ific Lim ited, becom es In te re s te d In abandoned.
You may see the end
near, and the Englishman determ ined
The present Presidential campaign is
th e f u r t iv e m o v e m e n ts o f a « m a il b ro w n
nbove the ground on the way to the
a fo r e ig n e r, a n d in v e s ti
Let patience have her perfect m g a a te n, *. e v id W e h n a tly
t h e d is c o v e r t sends h im
gate. It Is not fa r from the carcel It to observe the removal of, a t least, one the most im portant in our history. The
ck to h is c a p in a h u r r y .
B uchanan
work, that ye may be perfect s W a illia
self w here It comes up through the possible im pediment to his future Thrice-A-Week World which is the
m s , m in in g m a n . h o a rd s th e t r a in
schemes.
greatest exam ple of tabloid journalism
in
d
m
a
k
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s
th
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a
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tu
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in
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and entire, wanting nothing. Ja.c s tra n g e r, J a lis in g r a o J lte n d r a . w h o ground, from th ere It runs along the
"Five million dollars is too big a
yard beneath w here the soldiers stand.
in America will give you all the news of
p
ro
v
e
s
to
be
a
n
E
a
s
t
In
d
ia
n
.
T
h
e
lim
ite
d
1: 4.
Senor, 1 sw ear I have told you all— stak e to tak e any more chances of i t It will keep you as thoroughly in .
>s w re c k e d .
losing.”
he
mutter«Ml
as
he
reached
the
Not one step of progress can
will yon now not tak e from me this
C H A P T E R I I . —W illia m s , th o u g h p a tn .
gate. "I might have known th at I or nieil as a daily at five or six times the
be gained without the exercise o: f u lly b u rn e d , sa ves J lte n d r a . w h o h a d strange, hideous m onster w ith the Jail
a resolute fighter like Williams would price. Besides, the news from Europe
seen p in n e d u n d e r th e w re c k
T h e H in d u
flaming
eyes,
ere
I
die?”
this grace of patience: and not vow s e te r n a l g r a titu d e . W illia m s r e
for a long time to come will be of over
"One more thing must I know,” Icily be up to some trick—probably he
e lve s a m essage t e llin g h im M e x ic a n
one of the graces m>re beautiful r e v o lu tio n is ts h a v e eeized h is m in e , replied th e Hindu. "If I should ask of prom ised th at guurd enough pesos to whelming interest, and we are deeply
k n o w n a s "E l T ig r e , " a n J k ille d o r d r iv e n
ly adorns the Christiancharacter ” * 1 « S m a ric a n s .
th e corporal a cigarette—w hat then?" m ake him rich. If I'd been at all clever and vitally concerned in it. The Thrice
“T he officer in command would give I would have seen this thing through a-Week World will furnish you an accu
or wins the approval of the C H A P T E R I I I —O n h is w a y io . . . . ..........
myself, even If I had to walk th at foul- rate and com prehensive report ot every
It
to you."
W illia m s d is c o v e rs t h a t J lte n d r a lc
world's conscience, or glorifies Z done,
o llo w ln g h im , a n d he o rd e rs h im to tu r n
"Now, listen w ith care to my words sm elling corridor all night to make thing that happens.
ck
T h e H in d u a p p a r e n tly acquie sces.
the God of all grace whose truth la
—fo r on them hang life o r death for su re.”
r i l K T IIR IC B - A - W R R K W O R L D 'S
i u t w h e n W illia m s re a c h e s th e m in e h -
He slipped into the Jail yard, heed
thee,” venomously hissed Jlten d ra.
inspires it. It is long suffering in d s J lte n d r a th e re .
regular subscription price Is only $1.00
less
of
the
glorious
beauty
of
the
new
bending so low th a t his lips alm ost
du
d e c la re s
per year, and this pays for 156 papers.
meekness and endeavoring Tt ■’a C te H A h P a T s E R b o u n I d V - h T im h e and H in W
illia m s to -
touched those of the o th er man. "I day. Just In tim e to see the frail figure We offer this unequalled paper and
;o
th
e
r.
a
n
d
a
s
s
e
rts
m
y
s
te
r
io
u
s
ly
t
h
a
t
th
e
stem the tide of human imper rode V is h n u a n d H lv a a re w it h h im W i l shall ask fo r th a t cig arette when 1 of the Hindu as he emerged from the
s, s o m e w h a t to u c h e d , a llo w s h im to
s ta rt fo r the gate. And, if I am given building.
THE HALSEY ENTERPRISE
fections and weakness and en iam
ta y . W h ite In a slee p o f e x h a u s tio n W ll-
Jlten d ra w as curiously calm—the
It
not—well, It were b e tte r for thee
,am
s
ts
m
a
de
p
ris
o
n
e
r
b
y
a
M
e
x
ic
a
n
fogether for one year for $2.30.
deavoring with painstaking can orce beaded b y M a n u e l Pacheco, b is f o r -
face
of
Buddha
him
self
could
not
have
th a t thou w ert never born. If I receive
The regular subscription price of tke
ith J lte n d r a , a ls o
to regain the Divine likeness: i i aer p ris m o in n e e r, fo th re e m p a a n r t y W sets
It, and thou air « obey me In w hat I been more Inscrutable, nor unmoved
o u t fn r Z a p a -
two papers is $2.50.
ik e s
is slow to w rath and plenteous ii V llo lllta m O s n th a n e d w a a v lm P o a s rh t e im o m b e r u d t ia a te lly ly s tr fa
th a ll now require of thee— it shall be by fear. He chunted something in a
lls
low, clear tone as he passed H arding«
m h ts h o rs e d ead, a p p a r e n tly w it h o u t life and Joy to thee In the years to
mercy: it is quick to perceive th- rn
su**.
come. Heed well, therefore, and fail w ithout a look of recognition.
paths of truth and righteousness
A C J E N K IN S
not to obey me In all I shall command
The agent for the United Kingdom
C H A P T E R V — A r r i v in g s t Z a p a ta to W i l
and prompt to walk in them : i ia m * and J lte n d r a a re p la c e d in a Itl'.h y o f thee."
A R C H IT E C T
Exploration company shivered.
e ll
W illia m s Is v is ite d by H e r b e r t H a r -
He w hispered a few w ords I d the
T here was a quality in the tim bre of
AND
■ wige, rtp r. e n ta ttv e ,vf a rl tl m in in g
is mindful of its own imperfe
e a r of th e p ro strate figure.
th at voice suggesting a mysterious,
o m p a n y . H e o ffe rs W illia m s h is lib e r ty
S U P E R IN T E N D E N T
tions and sympathetic with th
f he w ill a b a n d o n E l T ig r e a n d a gre e
“That ts all," he observed.
malign presence—a -ense of something
t lea v e th e c o u n tr y .
W illia m s In d ig
"I understand, senor. By the blessed hovering over and around the place of
imperfections and shortcoming
e n t ly re ru n —».
ALBANY, OREGON.
saints, I sw ear to do as you have death, invisible but, nevertheless, very
of others.
feal. The words, too, w ere disquieting.
The cool, satiny rifle barrel «ent a asked. Now, may I d ep art?”
Slowly Jlten d ra arose and stood be
brill of madly intoxicating ecstasy
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i f tha red slayer think he slays.
The Albany A rgeis played th
ioting through th e A m erican's brain. fore th e door. The angry, crimson
Or if the «lain think ha is elaia,
ing and printing promptly done.
•Ike the tiger, from whom he hml been orbs above the b reast of the soldier
Halsey High School boys a gan
They little know the subtle way*
I keep, and pass, and turn again.
annul, lie padded stealth ily along the vanished, to reap p ear n«‘a r the other
of basket ball last Saturda
hort passage lending to th e g ate of two above the Hindu's turban.
Haskins’ Kodak Shop,
Jlten
d ra paused, w aiting meekly for
night w'ith a score of 30 to 10
“All men a re brothers and thou a rt
he prison, tilled w ith an angry ven-
directions. The corporal in command
mine.” resum ed Jlten d ra. “T o kill is
<:'£W IstS tre e t, Albany, Ore.
eanee.
favor of Albany. Some of th
of the squad pointed tow ard the wall.
The sleeping sentinel w as lolling In sin. T herefore, and because tliou hast
Albany boys were from the co
"Y our sentence has been set aside,
da ch air. His w eapon thudded down prom ised to do as I have commanded.
senor. T here is the path to the street."
lege.
pnn the head of the som nolent «oi I bind upon thee th e sacred symbols of
T he prisoner had not been bound.
ler, who rolhul to th e ground.
Vishnu and Siva—th a t no harm may
As the gate of the Jail yard swung
Christian Church Notes
W illia m « seized the ringed key from h ereafter come to thee.
Loose thy
Invitingly open the leering soldiers
he g u ard ’s Inert fingers and th ru st It s h ir t"
parted th eir ranks, resting th eir rifles
The Sunday school attendant-
All work done prom ptly and
ito the lock. The last b arrier swung
The quivering Mexican obeyed.
lw ard, th e soft breeze of the reful- Something cold, clammy, and unspeak on the ground—assum ing an a ir of reasonably.
showed a pleasant increase upo
Phone No. 269.
ent night kissed his feverish face, ably repugnant w rapped Itself around careless indifference, but, nevertheless,
that of last week: this is ver
covertly w atching the man.
ml he w as blotted out by Its protect- him.
encouraging to all and shorn
“They’re going to give him la ley
tg curtain.
“T hus does 81va enfold thee,” went
lead others to avail themselv»
Jalisin g rao Jiten d rn squatted In the on the O riental. “N ever again canst fuega." shivered H ardinge. “I guess
orner of th e cell from which the thou offend the gods by causing the M oreno's got cold feet on his court-
of the opportunity to increai
.m erlcan had so m iraculously been re d«*ath of any living thing.” H is lithe m artial sentence-—don't w ant to taka
their knowledge of some of tl.
used, and bent over the p ro strate fig- arm flung Itself out In the darkness, chances officially. I wish I hadn't told
great themes of the Bible.
re of the Mexican who had been on and again th e shuddering Mexican ex him yesterday th at this fellow claimed
to be a B ritish subject. If he should
uard in tlie corridor.
Next Sunday’s lesson provid«
perienced the sublim ity of h o rro r as prove a good sp rin ter and they should
Buck ami forth on the hren’t of the
his hot blood raced through his icy miss— "
some interesting and vital que
oldier, who lay rigidly upon his back,
body.
H e chilled and broke off.
tions among which may be mei
wayed tw o sinister, menacing points
"W ith Vishnu, too, do I crow n thee,
Jite n d ra stepped lightly and w ithout
f crimson, and In perfect unison
tioned the following:
brother. Now, if thou do but keep emotion tow ard the gate, flinging back
vayed also two o th ers upon, the head
Why was it necessary for Cor
thy prom ise all will be well w ith thee. over his shoulder the Innocent smile of
f the Hindu.
...................................................iiiw
Why Pay more for your shoes
nelius to be saved?
child. H ardlnge heard tha
"Wottldst thou have life?" sternly , But"—Jlte n d ra paused significantly— a _ pleased
"of this also be assured. If I die at low command and saw « soldier start than you pay for your glasses?
-manded
the
little
brown
man
of
the
U by did not the angel tell hii
sunrise because thou h ast lied, the
rostrate figure.
to raise his rifle. He turned away.
N othing is good enough for vour
he was saved, or w-hat to do to 1
goda
Vishnu and Siva die not w ith me,
A form al execution, with a man da- e y e s b u t .u
i »
B
*
“SI. senor!"
but
live
on
forever.
W
hither
thou
flantly
facing
the
firing
squad,
w
as
y
Ul t n e D e9t'
saved ?
“T hen heed well w hat I shall say,"
ent on the o th er in cold, precise ac- goest, even If It w ere to the ends of the not so unusual a s to excite horror
Why did the Holy Spirit sen
ents. “If they wake to find Sahib earth, th ere Vishnu will pursue thee— when the condemned w as a native.
Peter to Com diua instead «
• nek gone, thou, Instead of he, will and Siva, too, will seek thee out 1"
B ut this w as the epitome of betrayal
speaking pardon to him?
ie. So, thou too m ust d epart."
I —the deliberate, cowardly assassina
CHAPTER VII.
He leaned closer to the man. whose
tion of a man who has h««en told th a t
Why was it necessary for Coi
he is free to dppart, only to fall, bullet-
ace was distorted with a hideous te r
ne'ius to be baptised?
J lte n d ra D isappear«,
or. As the Mexican comprehended
shattered from behind, a t the very
* c » 4 A /r
he half-friendly attitu d e of the Hindu. ! H is excellency, ‘ G overnor G eneral verge of his coveted freedom.
May WE. or may we net, ex
Ju
an
Moreno,
scowled
blackly
into
the
I.n ley fuegn is truly Mexican.
ope struggled w ith desp air In his
pect such a dem mst ration of th«
sleep-heavy countenance of H erbert
yes.
"Will you give me a cigarette, sar?"
H
ardinge.
The
two
sat
tn
the
tera-
Holy Spirit as came to Cornelius'
H ardlnge whirled.
“Tell tne, is it tru e th a t I, too. am
porary
official
head
q
uarters
of
the
pro
o die with the coming of the sun?”
Jlte n d ra w as retracing his steps to
house? If ao, why?
If not
The Mexican nodded. "B ut that, visional governm ent of Sinaloa. It was w ard the corporal In command. Mur
why not?
enor, Is not of my doing, nor Is It In a little before dawn.
der Is m urder—hut. even in Mexico. It
“Your bird has flown, aenor," he
Read the acconnt in Acts li
ny power to save you—unless you flee
Is hard fo r a m urderer to shoot down
n ,,-
.
...
tersely
observed.
a pitiful, gaunt, soft-eyed, unsuspect-
,
,
y ea r rural credit
and if you can answer the qv . vtth El Americano."
“W
hat
do
you
m
ean?"
H
ardinge'«
"We shall see," crisply returned the
tions come out at 10 shai p: if.y« i Irlental. "Where 1« It th at the killers dismayed face grew gray beneath Its ing atom of hum anity w hile appealing P an °* 'oaning money to farm ers
to him for a last solace.
helps you to get out o f debt
can't, then you ought to ccm< if men will work th eir evil pow ers reddish tan.
T he officer sheepishly passed over Under our form of loan th e tn ta
Moreno
shrugged
his
shoulders.
limn me If I rem a in ? ”
the m aterials. Jite n d ra dexterously um rtl,_ e
.
a
out and take part in the discus
"in tne yarti of th e cancel, senor. , "I have the honor to inform you,” rolled the golden brown tobacco In the a m o u n t
interest paid durinf
■ion.
punrtllltously
sneered
the
Insurrecto.
They will ted yott to go, th at you are
w rapper, and. still smiling, reached 'ts e n tire period of tw en ty y e a n
Next Sunday morning Brothe
ree. and then as you n ear the gate to "th at Senor W illiams escaped from his fo r the m atch which was tendered is actually less
■•etl some tim e tonight and is still s t
than 5 1-2 pei
«ass
through
It
they
will
fire
at
your
him.
Phillips promises a sermon e
large. I have given orders th a t he
I
cent
interest.
ack."
I n hn p n n f m n « r f
•••
_
interest entitled "The expect in
Jlten d ra pondered a moment, bit «hall be brought In, dead or alive. My
1
W rite us for booklet.
C h ris t" Don't miss thiiservi«
ead Inclined a little forw ard. He was •uen a re searching everyw here for him.
OWEN BEAM Agent.
«ebatliif what course to pursue. If ha We learned of It an hour ago. when
W L Wells is preparing to
member», and bring a friend.
the officer of th* night chanced th*
T h : Halsey Enterprise
The evenin g song service will
be of the usual good order and
will be followed by a sermon,
the topic of whic:, is, "Is the
world really getting worse?”
We were glad to notice that
the attendance last week was as
great as at any evening service,
and very gradfi«*d by the splen
did attention and interest m ani
fested in the sermon.
The C E contest progresses
and competition runs high: keep
up the good work by being pres
ent next week and taking part.
Church Reporter.
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LU n e t
UUi
UHO LB’’
Swami
Ram’s
Reincarnation
F. M. GRAY,
Drayman.
Opfom christ.
Harold Albro, Manti«
fachiri nt: Optician,
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